PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Feb. 6, 1975 Marsh Will Conduct CPR Course FBI Arrests Bank Officer HARTFORD (UPI) - A Agents had sought Kelly since Richard Marsh of emergency medical care. The CPR program is limited anyone over age 18. Reser­ former mortgage loan officer Jan. 23, when he and a Manchester will conduct and EAST organizes, directs, plans to 75 people per session on a vations may be made by calling has been arrested by the FBI Burlington real estate agent, supervise a program designed or assists in the planning of first come, first served basis. 649-5261 and ask for CPR. and charged with conspiring to James T. McMahon, 41, were to instruct people in emergency seminars for specialized The whole program is open to The goal is for one member of WINTER SPORTS misapply |179,000 of the funds iitmrI|T0tpr EuTmng Irralh 'indicted on conspiracy charges. medical care. emergency medical teams. every family to have CPR I of his bank, Hartford National Arraigned before U.S. The program, car- EAST also works to promote training. Bank and iSiist Co. Magistrate ’Thomas F. Parker, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 109 Manchester—A City of Village Charm t w e n t y -f o u r p a g e s — tw o sec tio n s dipulmonary resuscitation advancement of education in This entire program is volun­ Supervised coasting at Center Springs Park will be from Thomas William Kelly, 40, of Kelly was ordered held on a PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS (CPR), has been developed by the field of emergency medical tary and offered as a communi­ 3 to 9 p.m. today. Bristol, turned himself in to the 825,000 bond previously set by a the American Heart Associa­ services for the public by use of ty service without any charge. FBI in Hartford Wednesday. federal judge. tion. It will be offered in community oriented Northview is open for skiing, and the hours are 6:30 to Manchester on a regular demonstrations. 9:30 p.m. monthly basis during the com­ This year more than 3,000 Park and Rec officials say skating is not allowed at ing year. people will lose their lives by Charter Oak Park or Center Springs Annex. They say the Weekend Special The CPR program is •jointly suffocation due to an obstructed areas will not be cleared. Jobless Rate Jumps One Point He Needed That sponsored by the Manchester airway. If a member of your Some skaters, however, aren’t waiting for clearing Ro$es dozen *2.83 Association of Independent In­ family choked or suddenly SULPHUR, La. (UPI) The operations to take place. Today’s front page photo shows surance Agents and the stopp^ breathing, would you case on the docket was that of a WASHINGTON (UPI) - Some 930,000 entered World War II. The government did The number of Americans left with jobs recorded in the construction industry; 10.5 skaters, at Charter Oak, under lights, and on uncleared persons lost their jobs in January, driving not began collecting monthly data on un­ Veterans of Foreign Wars. know what to do? The CPR man stopped for going 42 miles ice. in January totalled 84.6 million, about the per cent in the manufacturing industry an hour in a 35 m.p.h. zone. up the nation’s unemployment rate by a employment until 1948. same level of employment as August, 1973. The program will be program will teach you what to For outdoor winter sports information, call 643-4700. and 10.2 per cent among agricultural wage presented by instructors from do. When Judge E. W. Thompson full percentage point to 8.2 per cent—the Predicting the current meteoric rise in The department estimates that for each and salary workers. the Emergency Accident- Kenneth Lappen, president of asked how the defendant highest rate since 1941—the Labor Depart­ unemployment will peak at 8.5 per cent .1 per cent increase in unemployment ap­ The bureau reported that blue collar Illness Simulation Team, Inc. the Insurance Agbnts Associa­ pleaded, Thompson got out of ment said today. sometime in 1975, President Ford’s chief proximately 90,000 persons have lost their workers “bore the brunt of these employ­ his chair, m ov^ around to the With no relief in sight, the department’s economist, Alan Greenspan, conceded jobs. (EAST). Marsh is on the board tion; Ed Stickney, commander ■ Almost Made It ■ ment reductions” with some 1.7 million of of directors of EAST, and an of the VFW; and Kenneth other side of the bench and said Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that Thursday there is not much the ad­ Virtually all worker groups have been them losing their jobs between September assistant course coordinator for Ostrinsky, chairman of the “Guilty, your honor.” a total of 7.5 million persons were out of ministration can do to bring it below 8 per affected by the recession. Some 1.8 million to January. •h. NEWPORT, Ky. (UPI) - “He kept saying ‘pig, pig’ and cent in the next two years. emergency medical technicians CPR program, wish to remind •**lj Thompson returned to his work in January. Especially hard hit wer^ jobs were eliminated from September to The January unemployment rate for Samuel Oder almost got away (at first) I thought he was at Manchester Community the people of Manchester and chair and fined himself 817.50. the blue collar workers, whose unemploy­ Averages Forecast January—640,000 of them between adult men reached 6 per cent and the rate with calling two police officers talking to Kenny,” said College. surrounding towns to take ad­ “I felt I needed to be slowed ment rate rose to 11 per cent. Ford’s budget message last week in­ December and January—as the nation’s for heads of households was 5.2 per cent. “pigs” when he was arrested Policeman Charles Johnson, EAST was formed in order to vantage of this lifesaving down,” Thompson said The Ford administration has predicted cluded predictions the jobless rate would economy has contracted. Unemployment for nonwhites was 13.4 for being drunk and disorderly referring to his partner — improve the quality of technique. Richard Marsh Wednesday. unemployment will reach 8.5 per cent this average 8.1 per cent this year and 7.9 next per cent, and teen-age nonwhites Wednesday. Patrolman Kenneth Pigg. year and will average near 8 per cent over year when he plans to run for the presiden­ Hard Hit Areas experienced a 41.1 per cent unernployment the next two years. cy. A 15 per cent unemployment rate was rate. Highest Since 1941 ’The January rate, up from 7.2 per cent in December, far surpassed a 1958 peak of Computation Miscalculation 7.5 per cent and a 1949 high of 7.9 per cent. The unemployment rate has not 'exceeded 8 per cent since 1941, a year in which the average annual rate was 9.9 per Manchester HUD Block Grants cent as the nation began to shake off the While everybody^ talking about it, effects of the Depression and before it Entitlement Cut by $507,000 the bank that listens By DOUG BEVINS But the spokesman said Manchester 000, but revised figures place the three- NEWS would be in a favorable position to apply year entitlement at $2,997,000. f P V f Manchester will receive a half-million for additional discretionary money— over Among other towns affected by HUD dollars less than anticipated under a CAPSULES and above the promised block grants — errors are East Hartford, whose grants takes the first step three-year federal community develop­ because the town has proceeded in good increase from $1,317,000 to $1,320,000; and ment program, but town officials intend to faith under HUD’s original announcement. Hartford, where the grants drop from $30,- fight for the full amount announced last Ford Meets Advisors Cotter’s spokesman said the apparent 825,000 to $30,801,000. in doing something about it. fall. error in Manchester’s entitlement was The Community Development Act WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford The Department of Housing and Urban made during computations of federal signed into law by President Ford last meets today with senior advisers to dis­ Developmen (HUD) — which administers August makes funds available to com­ cuss future strategy to counter powerful programs between 1968 and 1972. The funds under the Housing and Community block grants now being awarded are based munities in four ways: First, the block congressional opposition developing Development Act of 1974 — has admitted a on the amount of federal grants received grant entitlements based on previous against his economy-energy program. He computation error which will reduce in those five years, and Manchester was federal programs; second, entitlements to Northview Night Skiing also is expected to attend the swearing in Manchester’s three-year entitlement from incorrectly attributed a federally-funded towns over 50,000 population based on of former University of Chicago President 81,410,000 to 8903,000. relative needs; third, discretionary funds The snow this week was welcomed by advantage of other winter Edward A. Levi as attorney general at the 8845,000 water-sewer program which took However, Manchester hasn’t been of­ place in South Windsor. available to towns under 50,000 population Manchester’s younger set, especially recreational facilities, too, and go ice Justice Department. The President may ficially notified of the HUD error and town Correction of the computation error, which aren’t entitled to block grants; and those who like to ski on the Northview skating and sledding. (Herald photo spend a rare weekend at Camp David, officials are proceeding with grant fourth, special discretionary funds run under the lights. Others take full Md., before flying to Houston Monday to applications based on the original promise however, doesn’t mean that South Windsor by Dunn) will get more block grants. The available under special circumstances. promote his anti-recession package. of 81,410,000, Town Manager Robert Weiss spokesman explained that a complicated Rules Not Written said today. Booked for Murder system of grant awards makes South It is the fourth category — the special Fight All the Way Windsor ineligible for block grants, discretionary funds — that Cotter’s Town Audit Shows NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (UPI) - “We’ll work with the original figures un­ although that town can compete for the spokesman said may provide a remedy to Daniel Bedelian was booked on suspicion til HUD tells us we can’t,” Weiss said. discretionary funds. reduction of grants expected by of murder in the death of Nancy Atwater, “We’ll fight it all the way,” he said. Manchester. There’s a total of $50 million wife of A. G. Atwater Sr., an heir to 810 The town Board of Directors, taking the Other Errors available nationwide in the special ac­ Surplus of $132^827 million of the Wrigley fortune. Bedelian final steps to submit an application for the HUD’s computation errors went beyond count, the spokesman said, but the rules was a night nurse for Atwater, who is a community development block grants, has Manchester, the spokesman said, affect­ for distributing the money haven’t been Town Water Fund had a 829,129 surplus, By SOL R. COHEN mentally incapacitated invalid. He called a special meeting for 5 p.m. today ing several other Capitol Region written yet, and that may delay also still available as of today. Manchester wound up its 1973-74 fiscal allegedly beat Mrs. Atwater to death in to adopt a required three-year develop­ municipalities. Manchester’s application. However, the Town Sewer Fund ended year with a General Fund surplus of 8132,- her bedroom, then trussed up her body and ment plan and speed the paperwork. Also due to incorrect attribution of 1968- Under the proposed community develop­ 827 (the equivalent of about one-half miil the 1973-74 fiscal year with a 840,167 stuffed it in a cement-filled oil drum. He A spokesman for U.S.,Rep. William i972 fedkal projects. West Hartford’s ment plan to be decided by town directors on its tax rate), an official audit for the deficit. The fund was 875,363 in the red the led police to a junk yard where the oil Cotter (D-Conn.), who disclosed the HUD community development grants will today, Manchester would spend $1,410,000 period ended June 30, 1974 indicates. previous year. Town Manager Robert drum was found. Police are under a court error Thursday, said Manchester doesn’t more than double in the three-year on a variety of projects including aid for A check with the town controller’s office Weiss has estimated the Sewer Depart­ order not to discuss the motive for the stand much of a chance of holding HUD to program. HUD’s original announcement housing rehabilitation, establishment of a shows 8114,645 of the surplus unspent and ment will wind up about 880,000 in the red slaying. its original announcement of block grants. was that West Hartford would get 81,437,- multi-service center for the handicapped, still available as of today. When the Board in the current fiscal year. He said he will and purchase of land for elderly housing. of Directors adopted the current budget recommend an increase in sanitary sewer Grenade Sawed Off (last May), it didn’t anticipate any 1973-74 fees for the fiscal year starting July 1, MIAMI (UPI) — Without knowing surplus and didn’t include any ip its 1975. whether it was live or not, a police revenue estimates. Deficit Blamed on Policy explosives expert sawed a hand grenade WATES Conduct Awards Banquet The audit report was submitted by Baskin, in his commentary on the audit, off a girl’s finger Thursday. The 9-year-old Jerome I. Baskin and Co. of Manchester, blamed the Sewer Fund’s deficit position girl stuck her finger into a hole in the Mrs. Albert Schwantor of Portland is the town’s auditor for the past several “on the option given property owners to World War I grenade her parents used for Manchester WATES queen. years. defer sewer assessments until such time a paperweight, then was unable to remove Fire District Surplus She was crowned Thursday night at the as the property owner ties into the sewer it. The expert, who sawed the grenade off 20th annual awards banquet, at Fiano’s The Town of Manchester Fire District system.” in 15 minutes, said, “It’s just part of the Restaurant in Bolton. She lost 57Vi pounds. wound up with a 8112,667 surplus as of Noting, “The town does not always know job.” The grenade was not live, as it June 30,1974. Of that sum, 838,137 is uns­ when a tie-in has been made,” he turned out. This year’s “Top 10” losers with a pent and available today (8^,529 was used recommended an ordinance be passed, weight loss of 307Vi topped last year’s top as revenue income for the current budget “making sewer assessments collectable, Amendment Studied 10 by 66Vi pounds. and 816,000 additional was appropriated regardless of property owners having tie- MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) - The Besides Mrs. Schwantor, those on the for new projects — such as 85,000 for a ins.” Justice Department is trying to decide of a top 10 list, which is really the top 12 list rescue tool). Baskin repeated a recommendation he 1967 amendment to the Alabama Constitu­ because of ties, are Mrs. Marie Carmean ’The Special Downtown Taxing District has made annually, for designating an tion allowing state officials to succeed with a weight loss of 44 pounds; Mrs. had a 823,336 surplus as of June 30, 1974, themselves in office is legal. Any law Peggy Burnett, 42 pounds; Mrs. Bette with all of it still available today; and the (See Page 12) change that might affect the minority Francoline, 24 pounds; Mrs. Sue Daven­ voting rights must be submitted to the ' port, 23Vi pounds; Mrs. Helen Potyra, 21 Vi Justice Diepartment. The 1967 amendment pounds; Mrs. (Jlara Krajewski, 20 pounds. was not. Gov. George C. Wallace, who Also, Mrs. Anna Mastrangelo, 17 may be serving illegally, had no comment. pounds; Mrs. Jean Krar, 16 pounds; and Lt. Gov. Jere Beasley and Attorney House Committee Okays Mrs. Arline Griffin, Mrs. Boots Labadie General William J. Baxley also may be and Mrs. Elsie Minicucci, 14 pounds each. affected by the decision. Tax Reduction Program Mrs. Peggy Burnett was honored as the Lima Streets Quiet first member to attain and maintain her WASHINGTON (UPI) - A 820.1 billion for Rep. A1 Ullman, D-Ore., who replaced LIMA (UPI) The streets of Lima are goal this year. An award is given annually tax reduction bill, including rebates of up Rep. Wilbur Mills as Congress’ chief tax quiet today, after two days of rioting that to the member who.first reaches her goal to 8200 for all taxpayers this spring or writer this year and who promised to have left at least 47 dead and another 60 or 70 with a weight loss of at least 20 pounds. summer, has made the first step on a-trip the bill finished by the end of the week. hospitalized with injuries. .There was an 8 Mrs. Clarence Burke won the eager through Congress. If the bill should be passed by the House p.m.-5 a.m. curfew and squads of soldiers Beaver award for her outstanding efforts The House Ways and Means Committee, and later the Senate, everyone who paid patrolled the streets, after rampaging in the WATES financial projects. which must originate all changes in taxes in 1974 — rich or poor — would , mobs sacked and burned numerous down­ town businesses. The violence was The Founders Award, presented annual­ federal tax law, voted 28-5 Thursday night receive a check from the government this ly to the member best personifying the The terms are simple: for a combination of 88 billion in 1974 tax spring or summer. triggered by a confrontation between striking police and the army. aims of the organization, went to Mrs. rebates, 88 3 billion in 1975 personal tax Lower Tax Bite Ralph Armstrong. reductions, and 83.8 billion in increased in­ Low and moderate income Americans Hamburger Culture Protested Eleven members were cited for perfect vestment incentives and cuts for business. also would find the government taking less As little as 5% down • Cortipetitive rates • STOCKHOLM (UPI) — Communists in attendance. Mrs. John Pavelak received More Than Ford Request out of their paychecks every payday in the Sweden are saying “the hamburger an award for not missing a meeting in 18 This was 84 billion more than President last half of the year, the result of lower culture is a danger to the working people.” consecutive years. Ford requested in recession-fighting tax withholding rates brought about by the They believe such places as McDonald’s Clp to 30 year term * Maximum mortgage $55,000 cuts. committee’s increase in the standard The awards were presented by Mrs. and Carrolls should be closed, because the Big business struck out, however, as the deduction. Grover Mitchell, president of the WATES; poor nutritional value of the food may en­ committee narrowly defeated a 81 billion President Ford’s requested program Harvey Ward Jr., honorary member and danger people’s health. One spokesman bailout of financially troubled companies would have been limited to 84 billion in master of ceremonies; and Dr. Esta said, “An alternative could be restaurants such as Chrysler and Lockheed, and voted business investment Incentives and 812 Carini, who recently retired as chief of the run by the city, serving non-profit food Stop into your local CBT branch for details. to limit the giant American Telephone & billion in individual 1974 rebates of 12 per mental health nursing services of the state consisting of.nutritious things.” Telegraph Co.

MAtlONAl WEATHER SERVICE EORKAET t» 7AM E$T * - • - 75 She Offers Program Here’s Schedule \ /flSh 30.48 29.77 For Rosary Society / ABOUT State Changes Mind, Will Help Pay For Light •CATTLC TOWN BOLTON taining the costs to have the science fair March 19 from 7 A nursery will be available “Saturday Night at the Movies” Mrs. Peg Wlnther of For Bookmobile Donna Holland traffic signal installed and the until 9 p.m. only for cUldren of teachers Saturday at 7:30. Ellington, president of the costs to construct an access Herb Kelley, of the Heart and aides. Youth Fellowship of South Correspondent A few silent films and some , Manchester Art Association, lane by which cars could enter Association of Greater Hart­ Here is next week's schedule 4:10 p.m. —Crescent and United Methodist Church will 646-0375 A parents’ meeting will be of the best of yesteryear's com­ will present a program Monday the shopping center. He will ford, will conduct a brief for The Thomas Hooker, a Durant Sts. meet tonight at 7 in the youth The State Department of held soon to explain the edy will be shown. at the St. Bridget Rosary Socie­ forward the costs to Morra as training session for the Connecticut State Library 4:50 p.m. —S. Hawthorne St. lounge of the church. , Transportation has changed Its philosophy of the program. A nursery will be provided. ty meeting at 8:30 p.m. In St. soon as they are ready. volunteers March 19 at 6 p.m., bookmobile on loan to the THURSDAY, FEB. 13 NIWVONK mind and will pay 50 per cent of Refreshments will be served Bridget School cafeteria. Morra will contact England one hour before the start of the Manchester Public Library 11 a.m. —Mayfair Apts. the cost for a traffic signal at Movie Night during intermission. \ The Rosary Society will open The board of trustees of South to see if he will pay 25 per cent program. system: 12:20 p.m. —Broad and United Methodist Church will the Bolton shopping center at T he Commission on The cost is 75 cents per adult 3 0 0 0 the evening, which is open to all of the cost. The Bolton Ecumenical Coun­ MONDAY, FEB. 10 Center Sts. •AN meet tonight at 7:30 at Susan­ Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A) and Evangelism and Stewardship of and 25 cents per child. women of the parish, with a Hoop Clinic cil asks anyone willing to give 10:20 a.m. —Laurel Manor. 2:10 p.m. —Kennedy Rd. and nah Wesley House of the Quarry Rd. the United Methodist Church is All church members and 1 / Mass at 7:30. . A town-sponsored basketball three hours time to contact the 11:20 a.m. —Carver Lane. Bishop Dr. church. Late Wednesday afternoon sponsoring an old-fashioned their friends are invited. ■ Mrs. Wlnther will do a char- clinic for boys in Grades 5 Rev. David Campbell, 649-7225. Noon — Goslee Dr. and 2:50 p.m. —Level Rd. and James Spencer, DOT represen­ LOS ; coal sketch and will bring some through 9 will begin Feb. 15. Program on Baptism Cooper Hill St. Elizabeth Dr. tative, attended a meeting with original paintings, which will be The clinic will.be held each The Bolton Ecumenical Coun­ 1:50 p.m. —Knighton St. 3:30 p.m. —Avondaie and Richard Morra, first select­ - for sale. Fair Trade Law Saturday in April from 1 until 4 cil will sponsor “Experience in 2:30 p.m. —Loomis St. and Robin Rds. man, and W. Harry England, : She has attended the Rhode p.m. at the Bolton High School Ecumenical Learning” for Griffin Rd. 4:10 p.m. —Ardmore and Repeal Requested owner of the shopping center. Island School of Design, At that time Spencer said gym. children from June 23 through 3:50 p.m. —High and Short Marshall Rds. LOWEST HARTFORD. (UPI) - Providence, and the Hartford DOT was retracting a promise There is no charge for the July 3. Sts. 4:50 p.m. —Durkin and Bran­ 3 2 a r ) 0 - Art School. She teaches art at Connecticut Consumer Protec­ made in December that it program and there will not be 1110 theme of the program TUESDAY, FEB. 11 ford Rds. ! the Manchester Nutmeg YWCA tion Commissioner Barbara B. < would pay half the cost. any pre-registration. will be “What .We Share in 10:20 a.m. —Holiday House. FRIDAY, FEB. 14 : Program Center and is a sub- Dunn says "fair trade" • LE G E N D < Spencer said a state engineer Any boy interested should be Common Baptism.” The focus 11:40 a.m. —Clinton and Oak No stops scheduled. ; stitute teacher in the Ellington agreements ought to be out­ at the clinic on Feb. 15 with a of the program has changed lawed. felt a signal would not correct good news—they've just arrived Sts. - elementary school and at Mrs. Peg Wlnther the traffic problems and there note from his parents giving from previous years. Mrs. Dunn Thursday urged 12:20 p.m. —Charter Oak St. |«*«< ls;!ia »How V Rockville High School. was no justification for the permission to participate. The Bolton clergy has the legislature to repeal state 2:10 p.m. —St. John and THEATRES EAST state to participate. Those participating must accepted the assignment of seeds for 1975 “tOOll TP«l 5M PiRKiOMtJI laws which let manufacturers Alexander Sts. When Spencer returned to bring their sneakers (not wear developing a curriculum that those famous “ferry-morse” flower set retail prices for products. 2:50 p.m. —Presidential UFI WEATHER FOTOC AST ^ work he met with his supervisor them) and a towels if they want will lead to a sense of recom­ ^’n vegetable seeds. Unemployment System Tax Prices are as much as 20 per Village. and both, having second a shower. mitment to the meaning of bap­ 8 cent lower in states which have 3:30 p.m. —Edison and thoughts, agreed there was The clinic will be run by the tisms. veryone needs e gerdeni Increases Anticipated banned “fair trade” laws, she Whitney Rds. tu iu justification for the signal. Bolton High School varsity Only students who have com­ (itMsnn said. 4:10p.m.—Fountain Village. For Period Ending 7 AM EST Saturday. During Friday night, snow is expected over parts legislature is faced with balan- The reasons given for basketball team and supervised pleted Grades 1 through Grade we have every little Ihingl” 4:50 p.m. —Northwood Apts. : HARTFORD (UPI) A co- "CHALLENGE of the northern Rockies while rain falls in upper California and lower Florida. Fair to part­ chairman of the legislature’s cing a higher tax on justification were the area by adults. 8 will be enrolled in the WEDNESDAY, FEB. 12 ly cloudy elsewhere across the nation. Very cold air is predicted to push across the East businessmen who participate in being the end of an expressway, program. The emphasis will be U TO RE FREE" (G) i I^bor Committee says Connec- The first cross-country cham­ 10:20 a.m. —Meadows Con­ from the central valleys. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max readings in . ticut employers may be hit with the unemployment compensa­ peculiar geometry and speed. Volunteers Needed on learning rather than a “where a valescent Home. parenthesis) Atlanta 25 (49), Boston 19 (32), Chicago 5 (17), Dallas 37 (60), Denver 16 (40), tion system with cutbacks on pionship ski race was held in On a radio broadcast on Six volunteers are needed to babysitting function as in the dollar's an unemployment compensa­ Brattleboro, Vt, in 1934. The 2:10 p.m. —Castle and Turn- Duluth -20 (-6), Houston 37 (69), Jacksonville 30 (58), Kansas City 13 (27), Los Angeles 52 tion system tax increase of benefits. WINF Thursday Spencer con­ take information from persons past. worth a event is still held annually on its participating in the high blood bull Rds. (63), Miami 49 (70), New Orleans 31 (70), New York 19 (33), Phoenix 42 ( 74), San Fran­ nearly 20 per cent. In order to make the system firmed DOT would pay half the The older students will dollar!" 2:50 p.m. —Pine Ridge Apts. traditional date, Washington’s pressure program that will be receive an in-depth history cisco 44 (61), Seattle 36 (43), St. Louis 13 (28), Washington 22 (38). solvent the state may have to anticipated |15,000 cost. 3:30 p.m. —Cambridge and MANCHESTER Rep. Joseph S. Coatsworth, also make the rules stricter for Birthday. Spencer is presently ob­ held in conjunction with the course. Oxford Sts. DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A D-Cromwell, said Thursday the the benefits, he said. FRI. - SAT. • SUN. 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Jackson was a goocL- Feb. 24 to inspect progress on a commissioner-designate, well VUITH GO-60 G W CHAIMS HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. and her own forecasts of a $70 candidate for the Democrats number of highway projects. be in Washington Feb. 18 to Secretary of State Henry Kissinger end that the price of it will be higher, ON SreSL’deLT&D CUW*r/?£D T//?E5 Ella T. Grasso is offering little million deficit by June. "We presidential nomination in 1976, In Bridgeport she will review negotiate with federal officials has offered a rather fascinating also creating the “price floor” which more than sympathy to find ourselves with an empty but she stopped short of endor­ work on Rte. 25-8, halted by for mass transit grants. nnunicipal officials seeking pantry.” sing him. former Republican Gov. She said she would not reveal method to overcome the energy crisis would make investments in alter­ ' [y ‘^ But, I CANT GET WASHINGTON — This President Valery Prince Napoleon among the outs. Unless financial aid, telling them they Mrs. Grasso, whom Jackson Thomas J. Meskill because of until her budget message on in general and put the international oil native sources attractive. Giscard d’Estaing of France is a comer. they forged their credentials, they repre­ were misled by the previous ad- The governor told the has said would make a good public opposition to the' designs Thursday whether a budget t h e MOTOR SrARTEDI’.^' He has dined with a French family, had sent dynasties that visited a lot of terror ministration’s claim of a municipal officials state vice presidential candidate, for the ramps connecting 25-8 deficit expected by June will be cartel in its place in particular. The questions which fascinate us at the garbage men in for champagne at the on both France and neighboring countries, budget surplus. expenses for this year and the only said the senator was “an with the Merritt Parkway. carried into the next fiscal In effect, Kissinger proposes this point are: Elysee Palace, and now has added to his and morally their nobles were roughly on Mrs. Grasso sat impassively next fiscal year have been “cut outstanding candidate in a field She also named Dr. year, in the hopes that state 0® the level of today’s dope pushers. Royal to the hone.” When the mayors boosting the cost of import oil to Will Congress come around to the egalitarian antics by snubbing the nobility. and offered little substantial of good candidates.” Frederick G. Adams, of Hart­ revenues will have improved by Well, just about. Giscard d’Estaing blood? Emperor Napoleon I traced his help TTiursday as the officials said the budgets could stand “I will reserve my judgment ford, to begin developement of that time. achieve oil conservation and make it administration’s point of view on the ii ordered a ban on titles of nobility on in­ divine right all the way back to himself. peppered her with requests for more cuts and asked for a se­ until a later time,” she said. a comprehensive system of Mrs. Grasso has several op­ economically attractive for energy crisis? If the other nations rirw* ' b vitations to his official lean-to, but made Besides, many of France’s noble titles increases in state aid. cond look, she answered, “We Jackson Thursday became health care at the state and tions for dealing with the short­ two exceptions. The Count of Paris and the today are in dispute. A noted French never stopped looking.” the fourth Democrat to unveil local levels. Adams is on leave fall, among them issuing state governments and private industry to agree to go along with it, will Prince Napoleon will still be addressed by genealogist. Count d’Armagnac del Ger de The governor indicated, his presidential ambitions for as vice president for student af­ bonds to cover the deficit or develop alternative energy sources. Congress? Or will the other oil con­ their' titles, since each represents an Puymege, says that while 15,000 Will Review Proposals however, that about $6 million 1976. He was preceeded by fairs and services at the carrying it into the next fiscal Frenchmen lay claim to being cdunts, only in federal revenue • sharing year. His concept is that all the consumer suming nations wait to see if Congress earlier French regime — the Count the ‘ Mrs. Grasso promised to look Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter, University of Connecticut. iT rascally Bourbons, and the Prince the 500 can prove it. into some of the proposals, the funds will be turned over to former Sen. Fred Harris, D- countries form a united block in main­ will back up the Kissinger plan? pushy Napoleonic empire. Tlie rest, many That’s probably also the case in Italy, mayors and first selectmen local governments, the same ■ Okla., and Rep. Morris K. amount they received this MANCHESTER taining a “floor price’’ high enough to Which leads us to the whole point ■ M of them phonies anyway, henceforth will where sudden-rich families are always brought with them, but when • O Udall, D-Arizona. be simply “monsieur,” “madame” and discovering that they’re noble, and in Ger­ pressed for commitments of fiscal year. The governor also said she encourage this conservation goal and Secretary Kissinger really seems to many, where anybody can put a “von” in Minutes after the meeting the HOSPITAL NOTES f. “mademoiselle” on the Elysee’s invita­ funds she referred them to the was examining a federal court the alternative incentives. be making in his proposal: The oil tion lists. ' front of his name. Until modern times, state’s own financial dif­ CMM issued a mimeographed decision on a Vermont highway Britain’s kings and queens were always ficulties. statement expressing disap­ project that has caused a halt in Discharged Wednesday: “In order to bring about adequate policy of the United States must be a It makes overdue sense. As a Presiden­ Hartford; William Dorey, 429 tial spokesman noted, “After all, France those with the most troops. The Shah of ' The Connecticut Conference pointment over the outcome of 50 federal highway projects in Marie LeDuc, 385 W. Center Stony Rd., Bolton; Lathrop the session. ’o , investment in the development of con­ combined domestic and foreign one is a republic.” Not quite in all respects, Iran’s lineage was invented by his father. of Mayors and Municipalities Connecticut. St.; Donald Villeneuve, 78 West, Stafford Springs; Donald ventional and nuclear fossil because not to have a single over-all rnaybe, but that’s what the nation’s of­ Indeed, Giscard d’Estaing’s anti­ was asking for more help areas % ’The Vermont case, dealing Country Lane, Vernon; Ann Hatak, 65 W. Middle Tpke.; nobility stance could be applied to his own including education, taxes on Major Request with construction of Rte. 7 in Mongell, 70 Brent Rd.; Beverly energy resources,” he said, “the ficial documents say, and the pudding’s Paul Bindley, 107 Pine Knob policy would undercut consumer unity status. His papa, a millionaire named Ed­ manufacturers and retailers in­ The local official’s requests that state, has affected the Kramer, 10 Meadow Trail, proof is that the people elect France’s included: Valentines from Loveland Available Dr., South Windsor; Helen major oil importing nations should against the cartel. government. mond Giscard. added the noble name ventories, school busing and Connecticut projects because Coventry; Genevieve (3iartier, Bregoli, Stafford Srings; At any rate, Giscard d’Estaing is on the d’Estaing to his own in 1923 through a vote - local programs mandated by --Enacting a proposed $100 they were all part of a large a East Hartford; Elsie March, agree that they will not allow im­ The objective of the Kissinger plan million local property tax Vern Stiver, who is lives in Loveland, a suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio, and is its chamber of Patricia Green, Glastonbury; right track. Nobility has always been a lot of the Council of State in which he cast the . state laws. highway network funded by the Glastonbury; Rose Rouleau, 19 Stephen Whitham, 4 Birch Mt. ported oil to be sold domestically at equalization program for commerce president, thinks Valentine cards re-mailed from Loveland is the thing to do. is more than lowering the price. It ^ 4 in of baloney. From Biblical times, it was decisive ballot. “We were misled” she said of U.S. government through a Wells St ; Lawrence Donahue, Rd., Bolton; Lisa Intagliata, 88 schools, while maintaining the He is conducting a campaign to accomplish just that at the cost of two cents extra a card 98 Pine St.; James Murphy, prices which would make those new would, through unified discipline, the creation of jokers who simply stood on Papa Giscard claimed descent from one ■ former Republican Gov. block grant. Blue Ridge Dr.; Bernard! Admiral d’Estaing through the daughter ‘ Thomas J. MeskilTs predictions present state grant of $250 per for handling, plus postage. (UPI photo) Mrs. Grasso also announced East Hampton. sources non-competitive.” a soapbox and said I am the king, or the pupil. Richard, Edward St. maintain the high floor price until queen or the emperor, and then made of a grand niece of the admiral. ’The ad­ Also. Norman Marols, East He believes that as new sources are alternative sources of energy are on nobles out of their favorite ward heelers. miral was a descendant of Tristan d’Estaing, who was awarded the family developed and conservation further line; thus breaking the cartel’s power Like kings, queens and emperors, nobles were supposed to be filled with a special coat of arms because he gave his horse to reduces the market of the oil cartel, to manipulate oil prices for any pur­ brand of blood injected into thCir veins by King Philip Augustus at the Battle of they will drop their prices to increase pose whatsoever. whatever divinity was worshipped at the Bouvines in 1214. time. Thus divine right, which was usually Be that as it may, and it sounds fishy to sales since some of the oil nations The stakes appear to be more than interpreted as a mandate to slaughter, a lower case democratic republican. President Giscard d’Estaing has done his FORBES &WAUACE PRESENTS have embarked on ambitious an oil supply but rather the achieve­ enslave and generally push plain people bit to puncture the tradition that while all programs and will face a cash short­ ment of a strategic position which around. That’s why I wish Giscard d’Estaing men are created equal some are entitled age by 1977 if conservation measures would end the vulnerability of the oil had included the Count of Paris and the to an occasional bow and scrape because continue. users to any commodity cartel. their ancestors pillaged a town or held a prince’s stirrups. Divine right’s silly Whether the oil consuming nations If the oil cartel can be successfully season has lasted long enough. will go along with his plan or not, it contained, the ones now being would appear that the United States is proposed for other raw materials will adopting it as its own international oil operate in an entirely different con­ policy. text. LEE RODERICK The import duty now imposed and But will the citizens of the United scheduled to go up to $3 a barrel by States and the other oil consuming U*S, Productivity Commission Plows On April 1 was the first step. nations view the Kissinger proposal President Ford is making a strong beyond its initial impact on the utility OPEN appeal to get Congress to approve an bill or the next fill-uj) at a gasoline (Special to The Herald) Congress has never seen fit to extend its the power of persuasion. “When we see a WASHINGTON - Can 20 federal legislative authorization more than 12 productivity problem that we think can be excise tax on domestic oil, toward the station? FORUM bureaucrats, armed with little more than months at a time and, in 1973, the Commis­ solved rather simply, we typically try to ideas and the grudging approval of their sion appeared headed for oblivion when get all the parties involved together to talk government, have any significant impact the House refused to authorize further about it and work out a solution,” explains SAVE 82.95. SOLID-STATE on the work habits or production of an legal status or funding for it. Morale one committee worker, Terence Jackson. Comments On economy stretching towards $2 trillion plummeted at the Commission and some “Once an issue is out in the open, it tends 25” DIAGONAL COLOR TV Totalitarian dollars? of its most able staffers jumped ship to become ‘legitimized’ and other federal Rec Games The National Commission on Produc­ before it could sink. agencies with regulatory power can step Dear editor: tivity and Work Quality is out to prove it In a turn-about typical to Washington, into the picture.” I’ve attended many pee wee, midget and can. For nearly five years the Commission however, new life was breathed into the One success the Corhmission points to junior “basketball” games at the East Terrorists has tilled the vineyards of a lonely field debilitated Commission early last year with pride is the origination of a new coast Side Recreation Department this year. that is just now starting to be popularly when its remaining functions and staff to coast “unit train” that brings fresh Now I will admit that at some times the At the risk of countenancing bar­ state,” within the American orbit. By recognized in the United States as vital to were transferred to the Cost of Living fruits and vegetables from growers in the refereeing of these games has been poor the economic well-being of ail citizens. Council. Then, in June, Congress again barism, it was always possible to un­ their own democratic choice, the peo­ West to jnarkets in the East two to five but I do not agree with these ideas of President Ford alluded to the need for gave the Commission a one-year derstand, if not sympathize with, the days faster, thus reducing spoilage that taking sides and favorite teams on the part ple of Puerto Rico could at any time . greater productivity in his State of the authorization along with an operating raises consumer cost. The train was the of the officials. Palestinian terrorists who hijacked Union address. Sen. Hubert Humphrey (D- budget of $2 million dollars, still peanuts reverse that decision. But those brainchild of a food industry task force Now I’m in direct contact with the pee Minn.), in his television response to Mr. by Washington standards. airplanes and gunned down innocent groups advocating any other status formed by the Commission and composed wee teams of this Recreation Department Commission staffers are further buoyed Ford, likewise calls productivity a of management, labor, university and and I would like to say that under the con­ people. They had no other means of for the island remain small, fringe national priority. by the prospect of finally being granted a government officials. ditions of which this official is working he expressing their political aspirations, minorities who over the years have Such new-found emphasis on the issue is multi-year authorization starting in July. “There also are other results not so ob­ The Senate held hearings last year on bills is doing a fine job. He is working these it could be argued. a welcome change for the 20 member staff vious,” explains a staff worker. “Turn­ games by himself and he is expected to see been unable to win any significant to extend the productivity unit to between REG. 649.95. Tune in to an unbeatable value. Contemporary con­ of the commission, which was created in around time for the refrigerator cars used everything that'is happening on the court. Not so those Puerto Rican the summer of 1970 by presidential decree. three and five years. The outlook appears popular support. in this service has been reduced by one People say these games are played like sole styling. Available In pecan or white finish. Features: The Commission — then called simply the good that one of the bills will be approved nationalists who claimed “credit” for third. This means that existing equipment football and all I can say is don’t come if National Commission on Productivity — by summer. • 100% Solid-State for fast, less expensive servicing Thus the New York bombers are can now give the same service that would they are going to bother you. Until I see the bombing of a restaurant in New has been plagued during most of its “We have made an inroad on the lack of nothing but little Hitlers, little otherwise have required the investment of one person work four games a week and • 24 hours precision In-use testing for reliability existence by a general lack of understand­ understanding of what the Commission is York City in which four persons were $40 million dollars in new cars. The ul­ have people yell at you, criticize you, and • Matrix picture tube for brighter color, fine detail Stalins, who would impose their will ing of its purpose or potential. for,” explains Dixon. “Some key killed. By no stretch of the imagina­ timate savings to the consumer in lower officiate these games well, 1 will always members of Congress finally realized we • VIdeomatic tuning, self-adjusts to any light and their totalitarian vision of the Congress hasn’t taken lightly to com­ transportation costs are obvious.” hold this attitude. tion can these murderers be said to be missions as a matter of principal,” had a useful function.” With such breakthroughs, the Commis­ future on three million other Puerto Cliff Bickford engaged in a legitimate cause. explains Ronald Dixon, the Commission’s A press release distributed by the Com­ sion hopes to spark a nationwide mission outlines some of those “useful” 24 Proctor Rd. Ricans. They are criminals, pure and legal counsel. “We’re different than other awareness of the potential for a better Manchester By their own democratic choice, the commissions, but we’ve had a hard time functions. “With the American people hit simple. quality of life through increased produc­ people of Puerto Rico have rejected getting that across. We’re not just a study particularly hard by the effects of infla­ tivity in other parts of the economy. unit; we have on-going projects. We really tion on food, transportation, health care both statehood and independence in All decent Puerto Ricans abom inate “The objective of the Commission is not should be called an agency.” and cost of the government, the Commis­ to interfere with normal labor or manage­ favor of their present status as a Com­ them, despise them and reject them Although the Commission may act much sion is concentrating is efforts on those ment incentives where they existed, but monwealth, or “free associated utterly. like an agency, however, its lease on life areas that can directlt benefit con­ rather to seek ways to create incentives has only been granted year to year. sumers,” reads the staternent. “Acting as for productivity in areas where they do not a catalyst, the Commission has prompted exist,” explains the Commission’s Chair­ 1 other government agencies, labor and man John T. Dunlop. “It seeks to business, to pursue practical opportunities demonstrate that productivity comes not HERALD that can result in better service at lower necessarily from working harder but from cost.” working more intelligently and more YESTERDAYS Since it has no regulatory authority, the cooperatively with the most efficient RAY CROMLEY Commission operates primarily through methods and equipment.” 25 Years Ago Democracy's Secret Weapon: Uncertainty Domenic Micoletti is announced by town as low bidder for garbage collection. Manchester Hospital drive reports $244,- 143 has been received so far in large donations. WASHINGTON — A friend, then in from one day to the next. We don’t know knows by now that opinion in the United charge of antiballistic missile research ourselves. States can turn 180 degrees overnight. It TODAY’S and development, was prepared to argue iEttpning Hrralb 10 Years Ago This reasoning is behind the series of in­ has in the past. 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Also 19” diagonal with stand, REG. 499.95...459.00 From the facts available, it seems that American novelist Sinclair Lewis was acts in such unpredictable ways not even American public opinion most certainly responsibility for Deadline for Herald I pray that we might all be strong President Eisenhower considered it typographical errors classified advertising: bom Feb. 7,1885. the most astute Russian, Arab, Israeli, are today strongly against armed landings extremely unwise even to intervene tem­ appearing in adver­ 12 noon prior today of enough to accept our own suffering, so tisements and other publication: 12 noon On this day in history: Chinese or Vietnamese can foretell what in the Middle East oilfields and direct in­ porarily by air to assist the French tem­ that we might experience the joy we can an American president or Congress will reading matter in The Friday lor publication In 1926, the average pay (or common tervention in Vietnam. 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A13JVS OiiDiv. irnd PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 7,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 7, 1975— PAGE SEVEN Hotel To Use Solar Energy Selectmen Explore Site for Duifip NEW LONDON lU PI) - Science Foundation for funds to Rivers Recommends Bike Paths Rays from the sun may be the implement its solar energy Site rieral5 source of energy for a 16-story proposal. BOLTON He said two towns sharing an paying just under $7 per person BOLTON hotel being proposed by The hotel would have 125 un­ Anyone interested In either begins at Bolton High School on Anyone interested in joining give a slide and talk presenta­ Donna Holland area can save money, but when in order to use the area. Area Profile developers here. its which would be heated in the selling or buying skis or ice Donna Holland Brandy St., to Loomis Rd., to may either attend a meeting or tion of her trip around the world Correspondent one town is paying the brunt of Reward Donated The Archris Hotel Corp. has winter and cooled in the skates is invited to participate. Correspondent Rt. 85, to Doming Rd., to contact one of the officers. at St. George’s parish hall Feb. 6 4 6 -0 3 7 5 the cost it’s just not fair. The Savings Bank of applied to the National summer by converting the sun’s The club is charging 50 cents 646-0375 French Rd., to Tinker Pond The Explorers have par­ 11 at 8 p.m. The Board of Selectmen will Problems arose when Bolton Manchester has closed the Aeronautics and Space Ad­ rays into useable energy. for those persons selling. There Leon Rivers, selectman, sub­ Rd., to Birch Mt. Rd., across ticipated in first aid courses, Mrs. Stephen toured 10 coun­ RHS Senior Finalist conduct its own investigation of received a bill for use of the An­ Harry T. Miner Reward Fund, ministration and the National is no ct^irge to buy. mitted his recommendation of a Rt. 85, to Birch Mt. Ext., to fire fighting techniques and tries in six weeks in 1966 with a local disposal area as time is dover area from January to donating the money to the Coffee Hours the unbeatables bicycle pleasure route to the Bolton Center Rd. to Brandy St. sports. the executive secretary of too short to appoint a dump June 1974 for |18,345. Bolton Bolton Scholarship Fund, Inc. In Student Contest The Bolton Scholarship Fund selectmen. The only expense will be the The group recently played a Ludhiana Medical College study committee to do the in­ had budgeted $8,976 for use of in memory of ‘Pete’ Miner. Inc. is holding its annual coffee Rivers will forward his installation of signs designating basketball game against the Hospital. Ludhiana is located in VERNON about 1,000 other finalists in the vestigating. the area. A total of $244.73 was donated • hours throughout town. pathway recommendation to the roads as bicycle paths. Coventry Explorers. Bolton India. Volanda Graham, of 48 country, for about 450 achieve­ Bolton presently uses the An­ to the BSF at the request of get together again! On several occasions the . Joseph Fleming, new prin­ the Department of Transporta­ won 50 to 48. Discovery Rd. a senior at ment scholarships for $1,000. OPEN HOUSE Mrs. Stephens will display dover Disposal Area under a var- Robert Murdock, president of selectmen requested audited cipal of Bolton High School, is tion. DOT will review the map Elect Officers The two groups also had an crafts from the various coun­ Rockville High School, has ad­ Some 130 will receive bal contract. Andover BSF and brother-in-law of the figures from Andover but never being invited to all the coffee. and send an application form on The Bolton Fire Department ice skating party at Notch tries she visited. She is con­ vanced from a semi-finalist to a corporate-sponsored, four-year selectmen recently appointed a late ‘Pete’ Miner. received them. David l^e coffees as well as earning which the town can apply for Explorers Post 530 recently Pond. templating another trip soon. finalist standing in the 1975 achievement scholarships and dump study committee to study Miner was fatally shot in Yeomans, first selectman of money for the scholarship fund grant money. elected new officers for 1975. Discuss Budget The meeting is open to the National Achievement about 60 will receive college- PUBLIC the problems of the disposal April 1973 as he returned to his Andover, recently said they are an opportunity for Fleming Rivers’ route was also turned Tom Preuss was elected The Board of Selectmen held public. There is no admission Scholarship Program for sponsored, four-year achieve­ area. Bolton Center Rd. home with would never receive the audited to meet townsp^ple. over to the Bicentennial Com­ president, Peter Ryba vice a special meeting Feb. 5 to dis­ charge. Refreshments will be Outstanding Negro Students. ment scholarships. The first decision made by the day’s receipts from the Six figures. mittee for further study. ’The president and Jerry Chemerka cuss budgets for 1975-1976. In­ served. Miss Graham, as a finalist, The names of the winners will WELCOME the committee was to prohibit a and Forty-four Package Store Membership for the BSF is committee was designated by second vice president. creases of up to 5 per cent will remain in competition with be announced on March 13. Bolton representative being on it. The selectmen planned to pay which he owned and operated. $1. The money from the coffees Post Filled the selectmen to determine The group is under the ad- employe wages are anticipated. Bolton selectmen will obtain the budgeted amount and again Many friends donated to the is being deposited in a separate The Board of Selectmen ap­ where bicycle paths should be visorship of Jim Preuss and Ar- The selectmen approved costs invoived if the town has request audited figures but award fund in the hope someone account in the hopes of making pointed Elna Dimock to serve 9th Annual FEB. 8th & 9th created and to determine just mand Morin. expending funds from their 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. its own municipal collection. changed their minds upon learn­ would come forward with infor­ the fund self-sustaining REGAL’S AGAIN on the jury committee. The what constitutes a bicycle path. budget on behalf of Cub Scout They are investigating several ing Andover had received $7,- mation that would assist the someday. vacancy was created by the The selectmen plan to contact Pack 157 which recently walked TOLLAND ANTIQUE SHOW sites in town in the hopes of 000 from the DEP as reim­ state police In solving the case. The organization has been in resignation of Elsie Jones. See our large HO scale layout Hostesses for the coffees are Aloysius Ahearn, state the town boundaries at the giving townspeople a choice of bursement for the purchase of a As it was solved by the state existence for one year and is Thelma Fracchia was ap­ SAT., FEB. 15th - 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. Mrs. Oscar Placco, Mrs. Roy representative, to learn the pre­ request of the selectmen. pointed to fill a vacancy on the in operation...Learn how to areas. bulldozer for the area. police, the reward was not used now open for new members. It SUN., FEB. 18th - 11 A.M. - 6 P.M. Miner, Mrs. Alden Chick, Mrs. sent status of the railroad right The selectmen received a Library Board created by the “ make” trees for your and the family requested the is open to Bolton residents 14 to TOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL, TOLLAND, CONN. An area at the Notch has been The selectmen said they will Michael Ovian, Mrs. Ronald of way. They feel it could report showing the Manchester pike...Conteet winners...White money be donated to the 18 years of age. resignation of Dorothy Taft. EXIT 98 OFF l-M reviewed by the Department of plan further action when they Stephens, Mrs. Raivo Laius, possibly be used for hiking or a Drive-in Theatre had disbursed Spomond by Tin Tolland Hlalorical Soclaly, Inc. Elephant table. scholarship fund. ’There is a registration fee of Robert Gorton was appointed Environmental Protection. learn from Yeomans Andover’s Mrs. William Vogel and Mrs. OFFERS bicycle path. $1,693.61 to town constables in HEFHE8MENT BAR OPEN THROUGHOUT THE SHOW Ski Swap $2.50. the Planning Commission Richard Morra, first plans for the money. Joseph Haloburdo. FUvers’ recommended route The Explorers meet each 1974. representative to the Capitol The Bolton High School ski DONATION $1.25 THE TRAIN EXCHANGE selectmen, said the town “can’t Morra said Andover’s Any townspeople interested Monday from 7 until 8 p.m. at To Show Slides Region Council of Governments this ad admits one or two guests at $1.00 each afford to wait on Andover’s club will hold a ski and/or ice 70 Hilliard Street charges to Bolton are way up in in having a coffee to raise the firehouse. Mrs. Clifford Stephens will Regional Planning Council. EDWARD C. PATAPA8 A DUANE MATHEWS, Co-Chairman good graces before it looks into skate swap Saturday from 10 MANCHESTER • 646-0610 the air if area towns’ expenses a.m. until 1 p.m. at the school money for the fund is asked to ROCKVILLE other facilities for garbage compared. He said Bolton is call Mrs. Placco, 646-5515. removal.’’ ^mnasium. WORLD HOSPITAL NOTES SAVE games for family FUN! Coventry GOP To Help Finance Intern Admitted Tuesday: Bertha OVER Benjamin, Franklin Park, $5 Monica Shea joining who does not know a Rockville; Kimberly Bloniarz, Yahtzee Correspondent Jaycee member may contact FAMOUS Park West Dr., Rockville; by Lowe 7 4 2 -9 4 95 Evageliou at 742-7666 or Jaycee Elsie Breau, RFD 4, Rockville; The Republican Town Com­ president Bruce Zollo at 742- Deanne Brooks, Hillcrest Dr., mittee Tuesday voted once Site H erald 9074. Vernon; Susan Carbone, Oxbow Dr., Vernon; Keith Car- again to pay one-third the cost Area Profile for a Coventry High School To Fill Vacancy son, Alfred Dr., Tolland; youngster to take part in the The selection of candidates to Leonard Cyr, Washington St., The Connecticut Intern budget, sewers and future use of fill the vacancy of deputy Rockville; Willard Grant, Connecticut Intern Program. Program provides a chance for porta the revenue sharing funds. sheriff and the Parks and Burke Rd., Rockville; Robert The total cost of the program young people to visit Jaycee Smoker Recreation Commission will be LeMay, Somersvllle; Shawn ..,„rmostat con- K m I “ Clue is $175, and the committee will Washington for one week to VALENTINE’S Automatic The Jaycees will hold a the main topic of discussion at Levasseur, W. Middle Tpke., O u r R69- ask that the Republican learn firsthand about the DAY rt°'’.'’l^?otecMby "safety 14.99 by Parker membership smoker at 2 p.m. the Democratic Town Com­ Manchester. Women’s Club and the Young process of and the personalities you re provec'® ’ TR ^ Saturday at the home of Harry mittee Tuesday at the Board FRIDAY, tip over sw itch. ^ " 9 A Q Our Republican Club contribute to in the federal government. Evageliou, Debra Dr. Room of the Town Hall at 8 Marcie Neff, Robin Circle, F E B .14 Reg. the cost. The committee accepted the The purpose of the smoker is p.m. Tolland; Grace Pattishall, 3 9 .9 9 Last year’s winner was resignation of David Ogden and to provide information of the chosen on the basis of an essay Recommendations are Windermere Ave., Rockville; TheEtectrohome 2 9 " ° Walter Thorp. This leaves three Jaycees programs and goals to contest with judges being one needed for two person for ap­ ARROW Alma Quirlon, Lawler Rd., vacancies on the committee. those interested in joining and member of each club. It is pointment as deputy sheriff and Rockville; Edward Rivenburg, Cone Heater Henry Grabowski and Robert the recruiting of new members. taster coiu gg^gry...... ______■proposed that the same five persons for appointment by Ellington Ave., Rockville; Keller, Republican members of Members are asked bring a f o r EVERY LITTLE GIRL 36 Month Guaran^eO^______------procedure will be used this the Town Council to the newly Dorothy Schneider, Middle [SAVE the Town discussed with com­ couple of friends to the smoker. Butcher Rd., Rockville; Donna SEE OUR year. created Parks and Recreation v: I OVER O u r Fisher Price mittee members the upcoming Any persons interested in Symonds, Bald Hill Rd., LARGE Commission. SELECTION Reg. LONG SLEEVE MEN’S DRESS Tolland; Angelina Vassallo, En­ 24.88 ____ Dolls The Jefferson-Jackson Day OF $6 ...i.8 s Dinner will be held Saturday, field; Mary Wilde, West Rd., March 1 at 6:30 p.m. at the Vernon; Martha Yarmey, RFD Schrafft’s Candy Hearts 1.500 OUR 23.70 Sibun Asks Hebron Site 2, Rockville. [ l o w e s t - - Battery Charg . _ ^ Hilton Hotel in Hartford. Delicious assortments of famous Schrafft’s PRICE Tickets are $25 per person and quality chocolates, up to 2 lb. boxes. anyone interested in attending Discharged Tuesday: Paige Our Reg. 7.77 For Historical Museum should contact A1 Phillips, Farnham, RFD 8, Vernon; Democratic town chairman, as Robert Fluckiger, Storrs; Anne Dallaire located at Gay City and other providing for restoration to the soon as possible. ’Thomas Heffron, Parker St., Correspondent sections of the town. towns in Regional District 8 of Manchester; Mrs. Josephine 2 2 8 -3 2 6 7 Fellows discussed several the ADM Grant monies lerardi and son, Ridgewood State Rep. Aloysius Ahearn bills connected with vocational withheld by the state because Rivers Readies Dr., Vernon; John Kuez, Linden met with Hebron’s residents to education and career-oriented Rham High School did not OSHA Budget PI., Rockville; Josephine report on legislation in the services that Ahearn has in­ operate a full 180-day schedule SHIRTS Meyer, Lake St., Vernon; Mrs. BOLTON current session of the General troduced. last year due to the bombing in­ Barbara Page and daughter, Kodak Instamatic 40 Assembly. The bills include provision of cident in June. The money lost Donna Holland Mt. Vernon Dr., Vernon; Perlin John Sibun, local chairman of greater support for local by the towns was about $1,000 to Leon Rivers, selectman, is Parker, Somers; Martha SAVE AN EXTRA 3 0 % Camera Outfit the Bicentennial Commission, vocational programs; Hebron and lesser amounts to nearing completion of a special Stenhouse, Lake St., Bolton; OFF OUR REG. LOW PRICES General Electric Sunbeam Mist Stick Blacker & Decker 3/8” said he understood that there promoting better use of state Andover and Marlborough. budget of funds needed for the Ethel Therrlen, Snipsic St., 14 Karat Earrings ' Automatic Can Opener Curling Iron Vari-Speed Drill are plans under way for an es­ and federal surplus inventories Ahearn has thrown a bill into town to comply with Oc­ Rockville; George Thompson tablishment of a museum to for education; the integration the hopper in connection with cupational Safety and Health Jr., Birch Rd., Vernon; Violet EXAMPLES: O ur O ur O u r 46.70 Dual focus electric eye. electronic house historical artifacts, some of services for the career disad­ the reapportionment of regional (OSHA) regulations. Weirs, Golf Rd., Rockville. Reg. Reg. Reg. 15.99 24.99 shutter. Color film, X-cube, extender, of which have been found in vantaged; establishment of school boards. His bill is The funds will be requested in K59> 1 1 59> 11.97 7.97 12.99 18.70 regional offices for vocational dealing with the question as a the 1975-1976 budget. Rivers Reg. 7.99 | | Reg.ie.4< Gay City State Park. Births ’Tuesday: A son to Mr. Cutting unit comes out for easy clean­ Mist aids in curling or straightening Great for handyman! Burn out Kodak Pocket __ _ . and career selling; expansion of result of a court decision said the budget will need $10,000 ing. Efficient, quiet operation; cord hair, prevents split ends; cool tip. Sibun asked Ahearn to look and Mrs. Paul Jackopsic, West Open heart, lovebirds, double hearts, protected motor. 1 year over-counter Instamatic 60 ...... o 9 .7 4 the work-study program , and applying to two regional dis­ or $11,000. storage. FEC32 #WC1 guarantee. #7120 into the possibility of housing Willington; a son to Mr. and cupid and many more. Limit 3 per store. No Rain Checks. additional state grants for tricts where the judge ruled In January 1974 conforming the museum in Eastern Connec­ Mrs. William Lahey, Davis ticut if not Hebron. career and vocational educa­ representation should be on a to OSHA regulation became Ave., Rockville. Douglas M. Fellows of tion. “one-man, one-vote” basis. mandatory. At that time the SAVE TO 3 S % R°G.'pRICES Money Saving Size! Millstream Rd., a former state Also introduced by Ahearn is Ahearn said his bill, dealing selectmen sought funds to com­ 2 GALLON (8 QUART) representative from Hebron, a bill providing for the es­ specifically with a situation ply but were denied then by the Admitted Wednesday: Adelyn FIGURE SKATES told the group th at' he feels tablishment of a task force on such as that in Regional Board of Finance. Dean, Crestridge Dr., Vernon; M O TO R OIL Connecticut, with its heritage public school discipline con­ District 8 where one town is Rivers said some necessary Randall Dochesneau, Reg. Non Detergent, 11.99 of small industries dating back sisting of representatives from much smaller than the other work has been completed. He Warehouse Point; Shirley r r n w Reg. 3.49 said his detailed report will be Speidel Bracelets a n d 0 6 4 to Colonial times, should stress the state Board of Education, two, provide for school board Eaton, Montauck Dr., Vernon; 13.99 W PAIR High Detergent, industrial heritage in any classroom teachers, members representation based on popula­ ready by Feb. 14. Jamshed Elavia, Storrs; Reg. 3.69 a a i museum established. of boards of education, tion in the member towns with During the past year Rivers Charles Long, Gem Dr., C 95 AND ft9 5 For the whole family! YOUR CHOICE Fellows agreed with Sibun representatives of school ad­ a provision that no town have checked all public buildings, in­ Rockville; ; Candace Kulo, Men’s Ladies that the museum should be ministrators and of the public- less than two members on the cluding schools, and vehicles to Brooklyn St., Rockville; Mark Wilson T2000 Vinyl Coated 110 Lb. #EN'S & WOMEN'S FIGURE Styles for men and women. Goldtone and SKATES, Reg. 15.99...... 11.70 located in Hebron especially in at-large. board. determine what was necessary REG. >10.00 Leach, Vernon Ave., Rockville; silvertone finish. First name engraved free. to conform to the regulations. Steel Tennis Racket Barbell Set MEN'S A WOMEN'S LEATHER the view of the early industry A bill has been introduced Ahearn said he welcomes James Masker, Middletown. FIGURE SKATES, Reg. 22.99.. 14.70 When necessary he received suggestions and comments on Our EA. assistance from a represen­ SOLID COLORS the proposed legislation and Reg. MEN’S & BOYS’ HOCKEY SKATES Handy recloseable gallon container. tative of OSHA, a qualified Ronson Ronii Reg. 22.97 other matters. 37.70 electrician and a person in­ Muriel Meyer, Court St., Butane Lighter 29.90 17.94 Men’s & Boys’, Reg. to 1 9 .9 9 ... 12.77 Rockville; Irene Pascoe, East Chrome Oil Pour Spout, Reg. 49*. volved with fire equipment. ' SLUE-TAN-YELLOW-WHITE Noisless vinyl coated plates; steel bar 29*= College Guidance Windsor; Linda Quick, Thousands of lights, adjustable Astro-bow frame, large sweet spot. All M en’s Deluxe, Reg. 25.99.... 18.84 flame. Disposable, big fuel leather grips, assorted sizes. with metal sleeves. Includes dumbell STP Gas Treatment, Reg. Bs- 7 7 « 14ixjr Restaurant with a decor right by former President Richard Massachusetts, $150,304,000; DAD, SIS your door, miniature golf course Nixon. McGlennon said. New Hampshire, $33,236,000; FIGURE AND out of the turbulent thirties is your kind of restaurant. "These funds will enable New and 9 hole day/night par three Rhode Island, $19,556,000; amd BROTHER England states to build treat­ and go cart track all within walking Vermont $8,872,000. A U FOR Featuring breakfast, lunch and dinner with the unusual ment plants which are so McGlennon said disposition of SKATES GREAT GE WASHER distance. There's even a champion­ necessary in the battle against $5 billion, more will be made and the usual from the straight shooter to the Big Al water pollution. In addition, later by Ford, subject to a deci­ ship 18 hole golf course available these funds will provide a badly sion by the Supreme Court. 8$6 & DRYER VALUES! to Quality Inn guests nearby. sirloin, from the Bonnie & Clyde baked stuffed S shrimp, steak combination to a complete menu SMALL FRY SHOE SKATES ALL 1st of Italian specialties. There's a complete childrens QUALITY *3 .9 9 > $16.00 VALUE SKATES B U Y BOTH? menu too. PUBLIC RECORDS ^ GENERAL ELECTRIC FILTER-FLO®LO® WASHER 3 Wash/Rinse Temperature combinations Marriage Licenses Warranty Deeds SAT. ONLY sincluding COLD! 3 Water Level selections! Rodman Daniel Stewart, 148 'Normal, Delicate and Activated Soak Cycles! J.A. McCarthy Inc. to Park St., and Linda Ann Permanent Press with automatic cooldown! Gregory S. and Elizabeth M. Woelke, Chicago, Feb. 8, «B Wolff, property on Grissom Calvary Church. 2 2 Rd., $51,000. Albert Charles Eaton, HID 3 0 % WINTER Ronald L. and Cheryl L. Sycamore Lane, and Gail Roberts to Albert R. Martin Elizabeth Dean, Falls Village, and Herman M. Frechette, Conn., Feb. 8, Emanuel JACKETS A GLOVES HEAVY DUTY property at 12 Lincoln St., $30,- Lutheran Church. O-EVEIET INSUUnO General Electric 000. Building Permits Reduced n Tax Lien Raymond Pellerin for A.G. RUBBER State of Connecticut against Yester, alterations at 79 Cam­ COMMERCIAL PADS Men's and Boys' Quality Inn Paul P. and Valerie G. Fiano, bridge St., $1,800. property at 61 Arnott Rd., $700. Burton Loomis for Anthony FEATURING • Trade Name Kvadas, alterations at 100 TOMCMUS 154 pryer John W. Burkowski and David Campfield Rd., $2,700. A. Grigsby, doing business as B Michael Fargnoli for Golden with 3 Temperature Selections — 2 Cyda & G Refrigeration, 76 McKee Charm Coiffures, alterations at SfltoBfL EASY TE R M S 111*; with Approved Credit Selections — Perma­ St. 11 Tolland Tpke., $200. nent Press with Auto­ Va Price Tickets I *Minlmum Retail Price matic CooMownl to the leaf, stem & root Springfield /Guaranteed “The Complete Plent Store” Camping Show Y Savings Guardian Service y Master Charge Now Available at FARR’S OPEN DAILY A line selection of healthy Show Dates: Feb. 14th to 17th RESTAURANT 10 - 5:30 foliage plants tor home or o o N s m a t , MANCHESTER Thure. Nile 'til 9 office. 2 Main St. Route 83, Tolland Turnpike, Exit 95, Off 1-86, Vernon, Connecticut Telephone (203) 646-5700 Open Daily To 0 iManchesterParkade 252 SPRUCE ST., MANCHESTER FARR’S 043-7111 APPLIANCE & Master Chai|e • Bank Xniericard B49-2522 TV CENTERS B49-8535 PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manche»ter, Conn., Fri., Feb. 7 ,1W5 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Feb. 7,1975 — PAGE Fii.Fivir.N Dental HealthWeek Contest Winners Named m Lydiall’s Earnings Increase The fifth grade classes In Also, Buckley, Suzanne Day, Mary Beth Reiley; ENGAGED Manchester labile Schools con­ Colletti, Barbara Elliot, Wadell, Debbie Coombs, Elisa ducted a poster contest in (Thia is the fourth in a series irritants cause the tissues to Deborah Quitadamo, Linda Reyna, Tim Ellis, Barbara observance of Dental Health of five articles on dental health become red, puffy, sore and Galvin, Nancy Mumford; Wolk-Laniewski, Lori Ann likely to bleed. Week. Bentley, Barbara Berzenski, DePasquale, Margaret Busky, Despite Change in Accounting published by The Herald, in A list of the winner^ and their If plaque is not removed dai­ Debbie Hare, Pam Tremblay, Debbie Leger, Barbara BUSINESS cooperation with the respective schools are as^ ly, it can harden and devefop Debbie Dienst, Joan Brower; Kennedy, Susan Mazzone, Manchester Dental Society, in follows: into calculus (tarter). As St. James, Dipne Rodrique, Kathy Stansberry, Karen observance of National Nathan Hale, Michael calculus builds up, the gums Brad Comollo, Teresa Wright, Sara Mullen, Dean By DOUG BEVINS ventory is the FIFO (First-In, First-Oiit) technical paper division of Lydall and Children's Dental Health Week, Mooney, Gwen Cook, Lori separate from the teeth, Spaulding, Daniel O’Brien, Kel­ Russell. Lydall Inc. of Manchester has system, Pryor said. Many firms are now some reduction in profits from the spheric Feb. 2-8.) Coles, Maria Pina; Washington, Hebron leaving pockets or spaces ly McNamara, Gabrielle The posters are being dis­ switching to LIFO because of the state of division. Cindy Vennart, Herman reported a 12 per cent increase in between the teeth and gums Purcell, Eileen LaJoie, Tom played by local buinesses. the national economy, he said. Pryor also reported LydalTs board of The dentist says our 11-year- Byram, Steve Bycholski, Jim­ preliminary earnings for 1974 despite that fill up with bacteria and Realtors Pryor said Lydall’s complicated switch directors has authorized purchase, from old has gum disease. How can a my Laraia, Sandra Layhue, the company’s change to a more con­ eventually pus. to LIFO resulted in an accounting charge time to time, of up to 50,000 shares of the child so young have such a Kevin Anderson, Stacy servative method of valuing inven­ An insidious part of the dis­ of 39 cents per share against ^e com­ company’s common stock. He said, problem? Markham, Bob Acelin; Keeney, Merge tories. ease is that is does not occur pany’s earnings. ’That’s why Lydall would though, that there aren’t any plans to buy Angela Guggolz, Rhonda Lydall President Millard H. Pryor said overnight. Sometimes it takes have had earnings of $1.06 per share for the shares and there’s no intention to While it’s true that periodon­ Escavich, Miguel Rodriquez, ' . ’Three Hebron Realtors with preliminary earnings in 1974 were 67 cents years of chronic irritation to 1974 if the latest results were stated in the make an offer to stockholders for their tal (gum) disease is more Danny Rolfe; Highland Park, more than 34 years in the a share, compared to 60 cents a share in develop. same way as in 1973. stock. prevalent among adults, many Cherie Haddock, Chris 26,900 business have formed a new 1973. If the firm hadn’t switched to the Periodontal disease can be $ children, unfortunately, also association—Tupper, Adams & Cavedon, Diane Lenhardt, LIFO method of valuing inventory, the Lydall’s sales in 1974 totaled $27.6 Summarizing Lydall’s financial posi­ have some form of this disease. treated, and the sooner the Dallaire Associates — which Kathy King, Brad Cole, 1974 earnings would have been $1.06 per million, an increase of about 19 per cent tion, Pryor said the company ended 1W4 in Periodontal disease normally treatment is started the better. they say will better serve the Suzanne Hebert, Carol Miller. share, Pryor said. over the $23.3 million in sales in 1973. a strong cash position and improved its develops in two stages. Symp­ Dentists are alert to the early community. Also, Martin, Cheri Santoro, 5% Down ’The earnings reported by Pryor are For the fourth quarter of 1974, Lydall ratio of assets to liabilities. The en­ signs of gingivitis and other toms of the early stage, ca ll^ Kim Melroy, Suzanne Stephens, Partners in the merged firm preliminary, before extraordinary credits, periodontal problems in TOQUAUnSBUYOSAT had sales of $6.2 million, roughly equal to couraging results, he said, were achieved gingivitis, are swollen and in­ Rebecca Meridy, Liz Goldberg, are Robert I. Tupper, Jeff R. and are subject to further adjustments by children. They recognize that a Loring Pboto the fourth quarter sales in 1973. But taking despite resumption of dividends, the flamed gums which may bleed Earlene Watrous, Robert Tulin, Adams, and Aime R. (Pete) the company’s auditors. price increase into account, unit sales for major portion of adult gum The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss switch to LIFO, and reductions of more easily. A more advanced stage, Len Diana; Bowers, Melanie Dallaire. LIFO stands for Last-In, First-Out, one 1974’s fourth quarter were down 10 to 15 problems undoubtedly stem Hope Herzog of Manchester to Constance Barton of Coventry Carol Lynn Kompanik of than $200,000 in long-term debt. periodontitis, involves both the Gray, Timothy Strange, An­ Tupper, owner and developer of three accounting procedures in common per cent, Pryor said. from unchecked cases 'Of gums and the bone supporting Richard Botti, also of to Alfred Joseph Zodda of Manchester to F. Brad Taft of drew’ Brown, Rusty Prouty, of the Village Shoppes shopping use to value inventories. Under the LIFO Lydall Inc. was created in 1969 when childhood gingivitis. the teeth. If left untreated, this Manchester, has been an­ Manchester has been an­ Odessa, Tex, has been an­ Cindy Katz, Janet Stiefel, center on Rt, W in Hebron system, which results in reduced taxes, a Fourth-quarter earnings in 1974 Colonial Board Co. — one of Manchester’s That’s why it is so important destructive form of periodontal nounced by her father, William nounced by her parents, Mr. nounced by her parents, 1^. Denise White; Verplanck, Pen­ Center, has had 17 years of company values its inventory on the last amounted to nine cents a share, compared oldest industries — merged with the to learn the proper oral hygiene disease will destroy the bone A. Herzog of 513 Bush Hill Rd. and Mrs. Albert Barton of and Mrs. Walter J. Kompanik ny Klojzy, Suzanne Shapiro, experience in real estate, the price paid for goods. to 15 cents a share in the comparable Superior Steel Ball Co. of New Britain. procedures including brushing Coventry. and cause the teeth to loosen. Mr. Botti is the son of Mr. and of 256 Woodbridge St. Linda Oliver, Judi Egan; last 14 in the Hebron area. The more common method of valuing in­ period of 1973. Pryor attributed the Lydall is now a diversified manufacturer and flossing at an early age. Chief villain is bacterial Mrs. Emil A, Botti of 294 Bush Mr. ^ d a is the son of Mr. Robertson, Jane DuBois, Janet He is a member and former reduced earnings to lower volume in the with eight plants in five states. Make sure your child has The bride-elect was plaque — a sticky film of harm­ Hill Rd. and Mrs. John Zodda of Grzymkowski, Jonathan New­ president of the East Central periodic dental examinations. graduated from Manchester ful bacteria that constantly Manchester. comb, Duanne Sweet, David Connecticut Board of Realtors, The child who learns the value The bride-elect is a 1971 High School and received her Griswold Street, Glastonbury forms in the mouth. As the The bride-elect was Boggini, Lisa Babin, Phylis and he was last year’s recipient plaque builds up on the teeth of good oral health will carry graduate of Manchester High graduated from Manchester B.A. degree from Central Connecticut State College. She Custer, Kenneth Boutin. QUALITY CONDOMINIUMS FEATURING: of the Realtor of the Year along the gum line, bacterial this philosophy throughout his School. She is employed by Aet­ Community College and is Award. na Life & Casualty Insurance is currently an elementary life. employed as a secretary by the A charter member of the Co. National Media Corp. in teacher in the South Windsor pR i^U B A tlT GUIDE I School System. • Good, sound construction to last Hebron Lions Club, Tupper is Her fiance, a 1970 graduate of Manchester. • Attracti90 Colonial design also a former member of the Manchester High School, is Her fiance was graduated Her fiance is a graduate of ABOUT Republican Town Committee. from Manchester Community • Rural surroundings minutes from employed by the Pratt & Texas A&M University. He is TOWN Hartford Adams, in addition to Whitney Division of United Air­ College and is emjjloyed in the employed as a hardware bringing nine years of real es­ data processing field at Pratt & • Low $25 maintenance fee COLLEGE NOTES craft Corp. analyst with the Hartford In­ Manchester Garden Club will tate experience to the associa­ (Herald photo by Dunn) Whitney Division of United Air­ surance Group. The couple plan a Nov. 15 have a special members tion, is an independent in­ Final Inspection craft Corp,, East Hartford. surance agent dealing in all Miss Perrie Dunne, daughter offensive. He is a graduate of wedding. meeting Monday at 1:30 p.m. in A May wedding is planned. The couple plan a July 26 lines of insurance. of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dunne, the Robinson School in West the Federation Room of Center WE OFFER THE BEST FOR wedding. A member of the Hebron Maintenance Chief Ed Pellegrini (left) makes final check of a p e s t room at the newr 45 Dartmouth Rd. has been Hartford and St. Anselm’s Congregational Church, Mrs. Lions Club, be is also a trustee Quality Inn Motel in Talcottville with Joseph Budish, the motel’s general manager. The named to the dean’s list for the College in Manchester, N.H. He Douglas J. Roberts and Miss JUST ABOUT THE LEASTI of the First Congregational 100-room motel, part of The Steak Out complex on Rt. 83, opens Sunday. fall semester at the University lives with his wife and family in Millicent Jones will show slides Take Route 2 to Qrlawold Street Exit In QIastonbury. Church of Hebron. of Rhode Island, School of Wallingford. AARP To Hear Counselor Wednesday of members’ gardens at 2 p.m. East on Griswold to Milestone Business. For the last seven years, Emanuei Lutheran Church Dallaire has been a Realtor in Denis J. Deegan, son of Mr. “Retirement and College Ser­ iunch and the play. Those The rate is $2 for a single and $3 Raymond P. Martina Jr., son will have a workshop for its Open Sat. & Sun. 1-5 For Inspection the Hebron area and he is also a and Mrs. Harry J. Deegan, 128 vices Offered by Manchester wishing to go may send a check for a couple. of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Confirmation Course, spon­ qualified appraiser. Bretton Rd., has been selected Community College,” (MCC) is to Mrs. Dormer, 183H E. Mid­ Refreshments will be served Martina, 12 Bates Rd., has been sored by the Christian educa­ A member of the National to appear in the 1974-75 edition the subject of a talk to be given dle Tpke. Checks should be after the program. Association of Farm and Land named to the dean’s list at the of “Wio’s Who Among Students by Miss Gail Patrick tion committee, for Church THE TYROL & WETHEY CO., INC. Funny Valentines made out to AARP, No. 1275, In the event of inclement University of Connecticut. He is School teachers and interested Brokers, he has also served as in American Universities and Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at a Beatrice Clulow, treasurer. weather notices of cancellation a freshm an m ajo rin g in members of the congregation secretary of the Eastern Colleges.” He is a junior meeting of Manchester There are also a few vacan­ will be broadcast on radio : Connecticut Commercial engineering. majoring in economics at Chapter, American Association Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at the 033-9471 033-3531 cies for a trip to Nova Scotia, stations WINF and WTIC. church. ■ Investment Division. Merrimack College, North An­ of Retired Persons (AARP) in June 15 to 20 and those desiring TAPERED BOXERS Miss Glenna C. Sullivan, Dallaire, one of Hebron’s dover, Mass. Cooper Hall, South United further information may call selectmen, is a member of the Tapered construction with daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John He serves as president of the Methodist CHiurch. Mrs. Dormer. T. Sullivan, 54 Niles Dr., is one Republican Town Committee, abbreviated legs. Packaged In clever (Herald photo by Pinto) junior class and has been a The speaker, a counselor at Members of Manchester of 31 students at Merrimack the Conservation Commission member of the Student Affairs MCC, is also in charge of Chapter are reminded that dues FROM THOSE WONDERFUL beating heart “Let’s Monkey Howard Johnson^s College, North Andover, Mass, and the Hebron Volunteer Fire Committee of the Academic transferring students from for 1975 should be paid to Mrs. Around" gift box. Howard Johnson’s, “The Flavor of America” is conveniently located at 394 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, to be selected to appear in the Department. from Congress. He is currently chair­ MCC to senior colleges. Mary Tierney, 102 Glenwood St. Conn. (Exit 94 off 1-86). America’s favorite eating place under the orange roof, is now featuring some of the 1974-75 edition of “Who’s Who He is also a qualified Sizes 30-40...... $5 man of the Profit and Finance She received a B.A. degree Checks should also be made out best daily specials in town, at easy-on-the-budget prices! For example; Monday is Fillet of Fish Day; Among Students in American Emergency Medical Techni­ Committee of the Nu Phi Kappa from Boston Universitv in to AARP 1275, B. Clulow, Companion Jockey Power-Knit* dOCKEY Tuesday is Spaghetti Spree Day; Wednesday is Deep Sea Dinner Day; Thursday is Turkey Dinner Day, and Universities and Colleges.” cian. fraternity and is also a proctor secondary education; an M.A. treasurer. FOLKS WHO GAVE YOU THE Also associated with the firm T-shirt In S-M -L-XL ...... 3 for $7 .INTERNATIONA!! Friday is Clam Special Day. Would you believe you can order any of these for a mere $2.49 - $2.99 plus special A senior American studies in the McQuade Library and co- in counseling and pshychology . teaching major, she is a dean’s — which deals in residential, prices for the kiddies? So, this weekend, or any time, get Mom out of the kitchen, and kids out of Mom’s hair, chairman of the Orientation for from Assumption College, and a GOLD POWER development and commercial and bring them to America’s favorite eating place, your local Howard Johnson’s. list student and a Presidential the class of 1977. He is a three- six-year certificate in higher BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) - An Scholar. She is also a 1973 and properties — are Mrs. Janice year member of the varsity golf education from the University ounce of gold buys about as Reynolds and David Morency. 1974 recipient of a Men of team and has participated in in­ of Massachusetts where she much bread today as it did in Merrimack Scholarship in Ciffices of Tupper, Adams & B. BATH KILT tramural athletics. A 1972 took courses in pre-and post­ 1560, says University erf Califor­ WORLD’S LARGEST SWEATER... Dallaire Associates are in the recognition of her academic graduate of East Catholic High retirement counseling. nia Prof. Roy W. Jastram. Handy, quick cover wrap-around. achievement and leadership Village Professional Center, 107 Cauittcg^, House o1 School, he plans to pursue Mrs, Vera Dormer, program Jastram’s study of the Main St., Hebron. One size fits all. 100% cotton qualities. A member of the graduate studies in economics chairman, has announced that a purchasing power of gold in Academic Congress, she is vice erry. Adjustable front, elastic 9 % upon graduation. few tickets are still available En^and over the last four cen­ RI.STM RANT « LOl NGK” Chung president of the Division of for Four Seasons Dinner turies shows the value of the back. "Let’s Monkey Around" printed Liberal Arts and Sciences IIT..83ELUNeT0NTEL. 872-7327 Ellen Aronson, daughter of Theater’s production, "The metal has varied less than one on pocket. $6 Curriculum Committee and is a r - j ------T t - t r Untouched for Fine Food and Atmosphere Mr. and Mrs. R.F. Aronson of Marfiage-GfrRound,” Feb. 19. per cent relative to other com­ member of the college’s Barnsbee Lane, Coventry, has A bus will leave South United modities. Choice of Over 20 Delicious Entrees now open Curriculum Committee. been named to the dean’s list Methodist Church parking lot at Only periods of inflation and Plus Elaborate Salad Bar She currently serves as a featuring Polynesian and for the first semester at 11 a.m. ’The cost of $11.50 in­ political instability have broken OPEN TUES. THRU SUNDAY resident assistant in Monicap Cantonese Speeialties Augustana College, Sioux Falls, cludes transportation, a buffet the pattern, said Jastram. r SUNDAY COCKTAIL & DINING 12 NOON TO 9 P.M. Centre, the women’s dor­ S.D. ELEGANT BANQUET FACILITIES Famous Pu Pu Platter mitory. She is a 1971 graduate J ■ I w 3«U Up to 250 People Special^pcuitii FUiiiiiyFamily j^iiiiicrsDinners ^ of East Catholic High School. i f ^45, . f ....•# 3 ’" - C. BRIEFS Smooth, comfortable all Nylon and Combination Platters / David A. Lamenzo, son of Mr. Tricot. Packaged In special "Let’s and Mrs. John B. Lamenzo of Registration Still Open For Soccer OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Mon • Thun 11 -11 pin 19 Jean Rd., has been made a ■ Monkey Around” gift box. Exclusive Fri-Sat 11-11:3ppm Approximately 100 youths p.m. on Monday and Feb. 24 and who plans on playing soccer in Sunday 12 ■ 10 pm fellow of Ezra Stiles College of registered for the Manchester March 3 at the West Side Rec. the program, which will begin Jockey tailoring, new Fashion-Knit . A. Yale University. A Vietnam Recreation Department’s youth league play in June,register at waistband. Sizes 30-38 ...... ,3.50 363 BROAD ST. 'I veteran, Lamenzo served as a Registration is open to youths soccer program at the West one of the registration sessions. MANCHESTER first lieutenant with the 101st Side Rec. 6 to 18 years of age. There is a Companion V-Neck T-shirt In sizes. Airborne Division which saw $3 registration fee. The age group is determined by 9 Additional registration nights the age of the registrant as of S-M-L-XL ...... 3 for $7 active duty during the Tet will be conducted from 6 to 8 It is important that anyone Aug. 1. p o o sfNGtfie i— ---- 'Tt •I RESTAURANT Men’s D&L In Therels a Family ' vi. ' A Corbins, Avon, Complete Luncheons Served CUB SCOUT NEWS Bristol, Late Evening Dining ■ ■ ■ Promoted Manchester and COMPLETE CARRY OUT SERVICE Feast every weekday Jo W. Holjes of Tolland has New Britain. CHINESE, POLYNESIAN and P ack 53 Kenneth Szarek, Brian Kost, been promoted to business AMERICAN FOOD at Howard Johnsoi^! Cub Pack 53 recently con­ Douglas Mitchell, silver arrow analysis manager at Colt In­ Delightful Family Style Dinners ducted a Rocket Derby at points; and Eric Johnson, gold I dustries’ firearms division, OKU WITH SECONDS ON THE HOUSE Waddell School. Den 2 per­ arrow point. Hartford. EXOTIC E«.-Thwi BANQUET formed the opening and closing imm: ,,, H o lje s , w ho h o ld s a I POLYNESIAN 1191 UL-ILM FACILITIES F0R| Monday F ish Fry it COCKTAILS Fri ( SaL 250 SEATING ceremonies. bachelor’s degree in accounting 11:38 bjl4KH) m l Golden filet of flounder, french fries, Mark Nutt won the grand from American International $Mday IMl pm coleslaw. $1.39 for kids $■ trophy for the most ac­ MainOf&ce College (Springfield, Mass.), El Camino Plaza Rte. 30, Vernon 2 .4 9 cumulated points in the derby. joined Colt as a cost accountant LOWER LEVEL Awards for the most original 9 - l J ;■ in 1972 and was later named Valentine’s Day Is / % li|il« Item Varnofi Clrel«. Rte. 30 North 'Eiesday Spaghetti Spree idea went to Ken Szarek, first; 1007 Matii Street financial analyst. Friday, February 14th John DePasquale, second; and BKYCLES -i' He was formerly employed With meat balls, meat sauce, garlic Mandbesler, bread and salad. $1.39 for kids Jim McKenna, third. Receiving HERE'S THE GREATEST by the Arthur Anderson Co., *2.49 awards for the best constructed Hartford. He is a member of 244 CENTER ST. rocket were Brian Stein, first; the National Association of Ac­ Jim Frailicciardi. second; and countants. MANCHESnn VC^iinesday D eep S ea D in n er Russell Smith, third. K.Mairt Wa*a Office' , Golden fried Tendersweet clams, filet of Derby winners in the eight- 10-2 MILL SWEATER SALE ...EVER! Phone 646-199S ) flounder, french fries and cole slaw. year group were George '$1.39 for kids Spencer Sbreet ,; Ecabert, first; John Prytko, se­ 20,825^^ SWEATERS ...CLEARANCI - PRICED BELOW WHOLESALE OPEN 7 DAYS cond; Mike Suhie, third. Mandbestet' .. vy.l BdLAND Thursday Turkey Dinner Winners in the nine-year group: WE MAKE SWEATERS AND WE SELL SWEATERS AT S) Mark Nutt, first; Marty Kosis, 649-3007 ONE STARTS 11'a.in. to 9:00 p.m. ^ Roast Turkey with giblet gravy, com POST ROAD SHOPPING PLAZA TRUE MILL PRICES ... BUT THIS TIME WE MADE TOO DAY AMERICA’S STEAK EXPERT bread stuffing, cranberry sauce and aD y y w a second; Ken Szarek, third;. MAIN STREET. ROUTE M SAT., FEB. 8 9:30 AM. OIL CO. the trimmin’s. $1.49 for kids Winners in the 10-year group VERNON. CONNECTICUT MANYI PRICES HAVE BEEN REDUCED FOR IMMEDI­ ONLY (SNOW DATE; MON., FEB. 101 were Jim McKenna, first; Paul HOURS TIL MARCH 15 ATE DISPOSAL OF THIS SURPLUS STOCK. HERE ARE EST. 1935 SPECIAL EVERY Intagliata, second; Russell EVERY AFTERNOON formerly Manchester Savings & Loan Association 1 Friday C lam Fry Smith, thim. FrWiwtilSKIO JUST TWO SALE-PRICED EXAMPLES:______All Diy Siturdty MOHDAY & TUESDAY! 1 Heaps of golden fried Tendersweet Pack derby winners were FUEL OIL ) clams, french fries and cole slaw. Mark Nutt, first; Jim McKen­ MISSES 1 $1.49 for kids *2 9 9 na, second; and George FIRST- 38.9« Ecabert, third. Mfe now QUALITY STUK & to AA 200 (Ulion MMmum Judges were Alen LeMay, SWEATERSIS SWEATERS ^ ^ From ...... 9 From ...... V M.nulacturers name brand I W H ■ H H Tollimil b ' Roland Brandt, Anthony feature a AUTOMATIC DELIVERY 3M T |* . h o u ja r d DePasquale and David Caron. tweaters since 1941 24 HOUR SERVICE lOBSTER Till * 0 . 9 9 • On display In Rockville * * Total all branches combined M anchester Receiving Cub Scout awards AT EXIT 94 ______j o w m o n S M IN I Main Plant & Outlet: 215 E. Main St.. Rockville, Conn. Open 9:30 AM to 9PM 6 4 6 -6 2 1 2 0 Served with Potato, Salad, were John DePasquale Jr., WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY ^cpig^f^frtenca Michael Suhie, Robert Roya, & Loan Association • Since 1891 Branch Outlets: Avon, Wallingford, Westport, Saybrook, Agawam & Springfield c i m r g e M l CwilMr 8t, MtnohMlar and Ranch House ToastI Robert Gronda, Wolf badges; ARCADE PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Feb. 7, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 7, 1975— PAGE THIRTEEN OBITUARIES HELCO Closing Main Street Office Andrew T. Nawracj Mrs. Blanche Rutherford Maryland Wins ROCKVILLE-Andrew T. Mrs. Blanche C. Rutherford, The Hartford Electric Light Co. wijl Main St. and First Federal Savings on Nawracaj, 70, of 102 High St. 92, of 14L Garden Dr. died close its Manchester Main Street office at Silver Lane. HERALD died Thursday night at Thursday night at a Manchester the end of the Feb. 28 business day as an He said the telephone number listed for Rockville General Hospital. He convalescent home. She was the economy measure. emergencies and service calls will remain ANGLE was the husband of Mrs. Helen widow of Alonzo S. Rutherford. Charles Hoffman, manager of the the same. He said the HELCO’s Without Malone Sklodoski Nawracaj. Mrs. Rutherford was bora branch office, made the announcement Middletown office also is being closed. By EARL YD8T Mr. Nawracaj was bom in July 27, 1892 in Canton, Ohio, today. HELCO has had its office on Main St. Sports Editor Philadelphia, Pa., and had lived and had lived in Manchester for The office serves Manchester, East since December 1960. Before then, it was in Rockville most of his life. He 32 years. She was a communi­ Hartford and Bolton. on Hartford Rd., in a building which formerly worked at the local cant of St. James Church and a Hoffman said four of the office’s six formerly housed Cheney Bros, administra­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Lefty the NCAA Eastern regionals, twice as Drieseil’s coaching career has been woolen mills, and before bis member of the Ladies of St. employes will be relocated to HELCO’s tion offices and now houses Manchester Notes Off the Cuff coach at Davidson and once at retirement last July was James and Manchester Wethersfield and Hartford offices. Community College classrooms. an eminentiy successful one but the Maryiand, Drieseli said, “This team employed as a custodian in the Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Hoffman and his secretary will remain Hoffman, area manager since 1973, said, Three Manchester wrestlers, Tom Happeny, Bill big moments have been ones of bitter has done better than 1 expected. We Vernon school system. Survivors are a daughter, in Manchester, in a manager’s office that “We regret the closing, but in a continuing 'Thurston and Rick Brown, all East Catholic High products, frustration. had a young team without a lot of Other survivors are a Mrs. Ermano Garaventa of will relocate to the Andrews Building at 63 effort to reduce company operating are ali members of the University of Hartford varsity Driesell watched his fourth-ranked experience. Our big men, Owen daughter, Mrs. Barbara Fahey Manchester; and four E. Center St. It will serve as headquarters expenses, this step had to be taken.” squad this winter...Former NBA great Jerry West has Maryland Terrapins roll to a 65-46 vic­ Brown and Tom Roy, weren’t es­ of Enfield; a sister, Mrs. Anna grandchildren. for working with town officials and for 'The HELCO actions follow similar tory over Fordham at Madison Square tablished starters and we had Steve Janton of Rockville; and four The funeral is Saturday at 10 coordinating HELCO construction in the joined CBS as a teevee basketbail analyst for NBA games closings by the Connecticut Light and starting Sunday. West retired last season after 14 years Garden Thursday night, but Sheppard, who hadn’t played any grandchildren. a.m. from the John F. Tierney three towns. Power Co. and the Western Massachusetts The funeral is Monday at 9:15 Funeral Home, 219 W. Center He said HELCO will continue to main­ with the Los Angeles Lakers . ..Jack Repass, UHartford afterwards he had to spend his time, college ball, and a freshman in Brad Electric Co. All three companies are af­ as he often does, answering questions Davis.” a.m. from the Burke-Fortin St., with a Mass at St. James tain bill-paying agencies in Manchester at filiates of Northeast Utilities. Recently, sports publicist, reports more than 200 basketball fans Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., Church at 10:30. Burial will be House and Hale, 945 Main St., and Northeast Utilities closed its visitors’ from Manchester took advantage of the $1 family admis­ about his iatest agony—Moses Against Fordham, Roy held the with a Mass at St. Bernard’s in Calvary Cemetery, Canton, Westown Pharmacy; 455 Hartford Rd., center at Haddam Neck Nuclear Plant, sion fee last Saturday night and watched the Hawks upend Malone. Rams’ standout center, Darryl Church at 10. Burial will be in Ohio. and in East Hartford, at Sage Allen on also as an economy measure. CCNY, once a national cage power...Who’s the tallest In one form or another, the question Brown, to Only 12 points before com­ St. Bernard’s Cemetery. Friends may call at the basketball player ever to play with a Manchester team? always comes down to: “ If ing out in the last two minutes of the Friends may call at the funeral home tonight from 7 to The answer is Ray Felix, who measured 6-11 in his Maryland’s that good now, how good romp. Brown then added another funeral home Saturday from 7 9. stocking feet. The former LIU and NBA star performed would it be if ^^lclne hadn’t left to basket to his total against Roy’s sub­ to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 4 Th family suggests that any with the British-Americans in the American League, one sign with the pros?” stitute. and 7 to 9 p.m. memorial contributions may be The answer is: Probably good made to the Building Fund of of the reasons the entry copped championship laurels. Lucas finished with 16 points as the St. James Church. enough to win the national cham­ game’s high scorer and Sheppard had MHS Now Has Applications Memorable Night pionship, an obsession that so far has 14 before his hometown friends. How the time flies. ’Twenty-five years ago last night the eluded Driesell. In other games, third-ranked most memorable pro basketball game in Manchester Asked if the loss of Malone still Louisviile topped Wichita State 62-57, ^ 4 i Norwich Hospital For Basic Grant Program history took place when Manchester’s Eastern League en­ angered him, Driesell said, “No, I’m Drake edged Bradley 68-66, Rutgers just irritated the pros are taking id- toppled Syracuse 76-75, Washington try whipped Wailingford, with Danny Finn and George SEAN THOMPSON JOHN PISCH MIKE HICKEY Renovation Needed vantage of kids.” ripped California 83-57 and Stanford East Catholic In academic year 1975-76, a Feigenbaum, and a full-scale riot broke out. George Ferrie Manchester High East Catholic Manchester High School has applicant’s eligibility will be of the visitors was escorted off the armory floor and into a Driesell then speculated on how downed Washington State 71-58. received applications for the student may apply for a basic given within four weeks. To Keep Accreditation waiting cruiser. It wasn’t until midnight that Ferrie was much more Malone would have Bill Bond made four free throws in Basic Educational Opportunity grant if he did not attend a post­ After the student submits the received to sign if he first exhibited secondary school before April releas^ from the police station and he was an innocent the final minutes while Louisville Grant program. notification to his school, the his talents in coilege bail. carried on a successful stall to turn The basic grants program 1, 1973. amount of the basic grant for victim...How many times do you see a player feign being HARTFORD (UPI) - If a hospital failed to comply with makes funds available to eligi­ To apply for a basic grant, an which he is eligible will be run over by an opponent in basketball and hope that the of­ Despite Maione’s absence, Driesell back Wichita State. The Cardinals $600,000 renovation program at sanitary requirements. ble students attending approved “Application for Determination calculated. (The notification ficial calls a foul for an offensive charge? At least nine has a shot a the national cham­ lifted their league-leading Missouri East^Tech Home, Norwich Hospital is not in full Shepherd said the commis­ colleges, communlty/junior of Basic Grant Eligibility” may be submitted to more than times out of every 10 the officials are not swayed by the pionship with an'outstanding tfio of Valley record to ,7-1 and their over-all swing by spring, the mental sion usually does not issue one- colleges, vocational schools, must be completed. one school.) act...Jim McMilian of Buffalo is showing the way in field guards in John Lucas, Mo Howard and mark to 16-1. hospital may lose accreditation year certificates three years in technical institutes, hospital Copies of the application are The amount of the award will goal percentage hitting at a .517 percentage, one point Brad Davis. Bond led Louisville with 16 points and with it eligiblity for federal a row when its complaints go available at the high school, the schools of nursing, and other be based on the applicant’s better than Boston’s Don Nelson...Don’t call for help in A three-time loser in the finals of and put the game away with his last and private grants. unregarded. public libraries, or by writing to eligibility, the cost of atten­ post-high school institutions. getting tickets for the March 2 and March 11 games of the minute free throws. If Connecticut lets its fiscal Shepherd also said he did not P.O. Box 84, Washington, D.C. dance at the chosen school, and Indians on Road straits continue to hamper believe politics was involved in 20044. a payment schedule issued to Celtics in Hartford. All have been sold...Bernie.O’Rourke renovation, state Mental Health former Gov. Thomas J. Upon receipt of the applica­ all approved educational in­ will supervise a marathon race - 26 miles, 385 yards Sun­ appearance before prevailing, 67-59. Commissioner Ernest A. Meskill’s decision to keep in the MHS Now Member tion, notification of the stitutions by the U.S. Office of day starting at Wesleyan at noon. By Len Auster Shepherd said Thursday, it will state’s general fund a $500,000 Of College Board Education. Prince is 2-12 for the season with a lose $6 million to $8 million an­ insurance settlement for a hre Continuing its quest for a berth in lineup that can jump out of any court. Manchester High School is * -I' ' nually. at Fairfield Hjlls Hospital early one of 340 high schools in the na­ Mantle to Return the Hartford County Conference Tour­ State Finance Commissioner last year. The Falcons’ problem has been tion elected to membership in nament, East Catholic plays host to George Conkling has ordered He said the money was not Mickey Mantle has agreed to serve as a special spring shooting, averaging close to the 30 per the College Entrance Examina­ invading Xavier High of Middletown the department to delay half of put towards reconstruction of training camp instructor with the New York Yankees in cent mark for the campaign. Tom tion Board. This brings the total 4 % ^ tonight at the Eagles’ Nest at 8. the renovation program Greenwich House because a Fiorida for the sixth straight year. He will assist hitters Foran missed Cheney’s last game and secondary school membership A Walentimely" because of predictions of a $70 study is being made of renova­ and outfielders...Senior Citizen Days at Yankee Stadium Also on the local front, Cheney Tech to 999. his absence or presence could make million budget deficit by June. tion needs of the state’s eight will be April 16, 26, June 12, July 26 and Aug.23, all day makes its final home appearance Miss Anne L. Beechler, head the difference versus Prince. Renovation plans involve new mental health institutions. ^T^minder games...Frank McCormick, former Cincinnati first tonight at 8 against Prince Tech of of the guidance department at toilets, showers and other Shepherd said state officials MHS, has been designated as' baseman and the National League’s most valuable player Hartford. Manchester High, On tap in the area tonight, Bolton sanitary facilities at the 1,100- did not heed his recommenda­ the voting representative for in 1940, has joined the New York Yankees and will be in meanwhile, journeys to West Hart­ High (4-8, 5-9) is at COC foe Rham bed hospital, a major complaint tion that funds be released im­ Joseph Quaglia, left, is the town’s new full-time water meter reader. Here he gets instruc­ the school. □ .W l^ group sales...The Rev. James Carroll, Catholic chaplain at ford for a confrontation with CCIL High (9-2,11-4), Newington High, tied of the accreditors in their in­ mediately for Greenwich tions from Paul Accarpio, who works part time reading meters. Quaglia, 23, has "replaced Each voting member has a the West Haven Veterans Hospital who gave the leader Hall High. for the league leadership in the CVC spections in the last two years. House, which held some 200 voice in the policy decisions and 'Q The Joint Commission on Ac­ patients before the blaze. Joseph Limerick, who retired after 26 years on the job. (Herald photo by Pinto) invocation at the recent Gold Key Dinner in New Haven, Coach Stan Ogrodnik’s Eagles are at 10-1 with Simsbury, invades the activities of the college board, : , d creditation of Hospitals in 1973 Democrats have charged the talked about his days as a catc"her for Amby Reynolds at Bobcats’ Den against South Windsor whose purpose is to design flying high with a five-game winning and 1974 issued Norwich one- former Republican governor Branford High 35 years ago. Reynolds once struck out 21 (8-3, 10-6), Rockville High (3-8, 3-12) programs and services to help streak. They’re stalemated for third year certificates — rather than with keeping the $500,000 in the batters in a seven-inning game for a school record at the entertains Glastonbury (2-9, 4-12) and students move on from high place in the HCC with South Catholic the normal two-y^ar' ac- general fund to disguise a They Carry Identification Cards S time. Father Carroll said. Reynolds’ son, Jimmy, was a and Northwest Catholic, all at 3-4. Coventry High (3-8, 4-11) plays host to crediations—because the budget shortfall. school to post-high school WB Rocky Hill (0-11,1-14). Also, Ellington education. fine basketbali player at East Catholic High. Xavier stands second in the con­ ference at 6-1,13-3 in all games. In an High (6-6, 7-8) faces North Central Town employes DO carry identification earlier clash, Xavier trounced East, Connecticut Conference opponent cards. Water and sewer, public works, idartin Butcher □ yi 67-42. East is unbeaten since that set­ Tolland High (7-4, 11-6) on the Purple assessor, building inspection, zoning en­ Strong Booming Voice Knights’ hardwood. The cards are provided by the town, and Still Critical □ Uh back. carry the signatures of Town Manager forcement, purchasing and general ser­ law Martin J. Butcher, 29, of 80F Cantor Arthur Koret is the man who boasts the strong, Robert B. Weiss and the employe. Each vices, health, highway, park, recreation, □ Grai Tim Turner and Peter Thompson Hall High can clinch at least a tie Imperial Dr. — who suffered booming voice at the Hartford Civic Center heard before card is numbered, and each carries the of­ and senior citizens. have come on strong in recent outings for the CCIL title with a victory over multiple injuries after jumping □ Grand: children the start of most New England Whaler hockey games. His ficial town seal. Affixed to the card is a In addition, personnel of the police and for the Eagles. Six-foot-five center Manchester. The Warriors are 13-0 in from Keeney Street-Interstate voice is so beautiful you just want to join in and sing...Chico photograph of the employe. fire departments carry their own iden­ □ N iece odparents John Lusa has been East’s steadiest leap e play with Wethersfield trailing tification. 84 bridge Wednesday — was Vejar is expected to be retained as secretary of the boxing WINTER SPORTS Workers in these departments have performer. Senior Captain Jim Wehr, at 11-2. The Silk Towners, meanwhile, cards: still in critical condition today division of the state Consumer Protection Department who sat out the last outing because of at Manchester Memorial are fighting to reach the State Tourna­ when Barbara Dunn steps down shortly...Mary Heslin, illness, is expected back at full Hospital. runner-up to Rene Moser for the 1973 Women’s Club Golf ment, a goal which hasn’t been at­ A hospital spokesman said strength. tained since 1970-71. Manchester is 6-6 Supervised coasting hours today at Center Springs Park Championship at Ellington Ridge, will take over Cheney Tech sports a 12-5 mark are 3 to 9 p.m. Butcher is on the critical list in Mrs.Dunn’s duties next month...Wendy Ehrlich, wife of in the leap e and 8-7 over-all. Hall is the hospital’s intensive care un­ Valentine’s Day Friday, Feb. 14 going into tonight’s game with Prince, The “No Skating” signs are posted at both Charter Oak popular and talented WINF sportscaster George Ehrlich, unbeaten in 17 starts. Ray Sullivan Town Audit Shows Surplus it. Remember all your loved ones with thoughtful which vas scheduled after Old Lyme and Mike Quesnel are Manchester’s Park and Center Springs Annex. is the current No.l women’s player at ERCC...The month­ Manchester Police said Hallmark Valentines and gifts. (UPI photo) High unceremoniously indicated it top point-makers, each averaging 21 There is no skiing at Northview; Rec Director Mel Butcher jumped from the long membership drive at Ellington Ridge in January wouldn’t keep a Feb. 20 date with the Siebold says there are too many bare spots on the slope. produced 36 new members...Placing no special emphasis points in the last outings. All-State Commenting on Board of Education bridge at about 1 a.m. Beavers. candidate John Nelson, averaging That means Saturday’s ski races sponsored by the (Continued front Page One) Wednesday, and landed on I- The Finest Valentine Candy on either offense or defense in the NFL draft, the New Atlantans Mike Sojourner Soars High programs financed by state and federal The Beavers were nearly caught nearly 30 points each time out on the Manchester State Bank are postponed grants, Baskin stated, “During the year 84’s median strip. Hearts Available! Please Place Your York Giants selected six defensive players, seven offen­ He Turned Rebound into Score Against Detroit napping by lowly Ellis Tech in its last hardwood, leads Hall. Coasting hours Saturday and Sunday, weather permit­ existing town officiai as financial coor­ under audit (1973-’74), expenditures Order Early for Best Selection,,, sive players and one kicking specialist. ting, are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. dinator. exceeded receipts for several oc­ The Herald regrets an error in Thursday’s winter sports He said, “It has come to our attention cupational programs. We recommend O ve r 25 Years of Continuous Servicel column and also its Page One photo that showed skating at' that, in many areas, there is a lack of greater control be maintained over these Legal Notices Pro Basketball Roundup coordination of effort regarding financial programs, to stop the practice of over­ Ski Races Postponed Charter Oak Park Wednesday night. Actually, the spending.” Court of Probate photographer took them Tuesday night and misdated them matters. As stated in previous years, a District of Manchester Despite heavy snow earlier this week, tomorrow's centralization of the town’s financial Improvement Noted NOTICE TO CREDITORS 2-5 — Wednesday. ESTATE OF JOSEPH ROSSETTO scheduled Children’s Ski Races at Northview have record-keeping procedures would benefit He added, “We wish to point out that Pursuant to ah order of Hon. William westown The up-to-date outdoor winter sports information is been postponed a second time. the town.” considerable Improvement over the prior E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be " " PHARMACY • ^ available by calling 643-4700. presented to the fiduciary named below year was noted in the maintenance of the Mel Siebold of the Rec Department said there were on or before May 1,1975 or be barred by too many bare spots to allow the competition. Witchcraft and Spirits Voters Rejected Charter Changes financial records of these projects.” law. Tbe fiduciaiy is: ^ Hartfonl Rd. ManclMstar .043-0230 Baskin recommended placing the Olive M. Rossetto Race sponsor is the Manchester State Bank. In November 1973, the voters rejected a 218 West Center St. ■rOUR COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICE STORE' proposed charter change which would cafeteria payroll on data processing. It Manchester, Conn. 06040 Conditions permitting, the races will be held one have created a department of finance and now is being hand prepared. week from tomorrow. Unable to Stop Dr, J consolidated all fiscal operations under a In commenting on the Elementary Lung Cancer Increasing director of finance. Scools Cafeteria Account, Baskin stated, NEW YORK (UPI) - It takes more out the game in the final minutes. In his 1972-73 audit report, Baskin “We found that little or no internal control than witchcraft to stop Julius Erving Bullets 98, Warriors 97 toward successful treatment,” exists for certain schools, as required by STORRS (UPI) - Little criticized operations in the collector of and the New York Nets. Phil Chenier scored 17 points in the he said. the state.” progress has been made toward revenue office. This time he says “Con- It was “Beat the Nets” night at the last period, including two free throws He recommended, “Internal control Finley, Arbitration successful treatment of lung, In a visit to the University of sijlerable improvement has been made in St. Louis Arena ’Thursday night, with with no time ieft, to give Washington over the meals, milk and other items sold colon and breast cancer, accor­ Connecticut as a Phi Beta Kap­ the over-all operations of the collector of and served should be instituted. We have unlucky ladders, a witch in a flowing its victory over Golden State. ding to a leading cancer pa lecturer. Dr. Owen said a revenue’s epartment.” Board Slate Meetings discussed this situation with the cafeteria black cape and a tattered effigy of Chenier, who had 31 points, went to researcher. Dr. Ray D. Owen. more depressing fact is that officials.” “Dr. J.,” star of the Nets, decorating the . line with the Warriors thinking Owen, A member of Presi­ cancers are increasing in SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) be. But Reggie Jackson is the place. they had won the game. In the confu­ dent Ford’s cancer committee frequency and incidence. — Charles 0. Finley is known to be aiming for a sion, however, it was ruled that Butch and a biology professor at State Leasing A crowd of 6,138 turned out to do in There is a marked increase of heading west for the opening $25,000 hike to $175,000 and California Institute of the Nets but neither the St. Louis Beard had fouled Chenier and his two lung cancer, he said—14-fold in Kathy aaya: “Nelthar road conatructlon nor the Hrat Technology, said lung cancer is Ban Lifted session of arbitration with at Sal Bando, who won a $100,- players nor the witchcraft worked. fouls won the game. the last 20 years in men and of snow atorm of the aeaaon keapa people from ahop- increasing and blamed least five stars of his World 000 settlement last year, ’The Spirits lost to New York for the Hawks 111, Pistons 98 increasing frequency in-women, HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. ping thia one-ot-a-kind atore...l" cigarette smoking for the in­ Ella T. Grasso has lifted a ban Champion Oakland A’s. also wants a raise. Pitchers seventh straight time this season. Herm Gilliam scored 15 points in crease. “probably as a result of the I ORCHARD FRESH: Macs, Rad A Qoldan Dalleloua, WInaaapa, Ken Holtzman and Vida With Erving scoring 22, points, the the fourth period to lead the Hawks extension of cigarette smoking on state leasing following dis­ Cortlanda, Ruaaata, S Baldwin Applaa; plua Ruaaat Paara, and FraaH "Yes, poor old Charlie Major strides have been I dd^Tt Blue and catcher Ray Fosse to a large number of people in closed abuses in the property will be all alone, but he’s Nets surged to a 113-92 victory that over Detroit. John Drew led Atlanta made in treatment of acute FRESH: R h u b ^ , Qraan A YaUow Squaah, BruaaaS Sprairta, Rad A Hoi also will meet with the with 23 points while Bob Lanier had 32 our population.” leasing program, and she has E*FF*f*< Shalola, CranbaniM, Com, Paaa, Oraan A Yallow been alone before,” he said gave them nine wins in Uieir last 10 leukemia, some progress in order^ new guidelines as to I f*!? *’ ****•• Swaal Potatoaa, Yama, Boaton Lattuoa, Chivaa, B^lum when asked if he would bring team’s stormy owner. games. Larry Kenon added 24 points for the Pistons. treatment of chronic leukemia, what may be leased and how it **•** Tumipa, Acorn A Buttamut Squaah. Seven oth'er A’s say they to the New York total in the only Suns 112, Sonics 105 and real progress toward con­ IMPORTED: Honaydawa, PInaapplaa, Rad, WhHa A Blua Orapaa, legal help. may be leased. Promagranataa, Tangarinaa, OrapafruH, Naval Orangaa, Boac A D’Anlou are considering it. American Basketball Association Charlie Scott, back from a bout with trol of a half dozen types of Departments “urgently” I Paara. There will be five days of Last year, the saiaries of tumors, he said Thursday. “BUY ONE OR A DOZEN, AND PICK OUT YOUR OWN’ game of the night. the flu, scored 35 points in leading needing space may lease from closed door meetings at nine Athletics went to ar­ In the National Basketball Associa­ Phoenix to its victory over Seattle. “But it is a rather depressing private owners but must obtain THRimr WEEKEND SPECIALS which the arbiter will decide bitration, with the players tion, Kansas City-Omaha defeated The victory was the Suns’ fourth in a thing when you look at the permission from the legislative CALIFORNIA L E H U C E ...... hand 49c EMIL HABERERN BILL MOFFETT TOM FORAN whether the player is getting their way in five Milwaukee, 95-94, Washington beat row, their longest streak of the figures and realize the common committee which investigated FLORIDA 0RAN0ES.axtra largo...... doz.70C Cheney Tech East Catholic . Cheney Tech types of cancer—the big killers, awarded the salary he cases and Finiey in four. Golden State, 98-97, Atlanta topped season, and moved them to within a leasing abuses, she said FANCY QREEN DEANS...... ib.40c seeks, takes what he is cancer of the lung, breast and ’Thursday. CUCUMRER8...... 2for39c This gave the A’s a major Detroit, 111-98, Phoehix whipped Seat­ half game of the second-place Sonics colon that very little progress “In no event shall an entire 8UNKIST NAVEL ORANOES, axtra larga...... 0 (or 790 offered or hits a com­ share of the 52 big leap e tle, 112-105, and Cleveland topped in the Pacific Division. can be discerned at this point f ir e c a l l s building or facility, or a major I SHASTA S O D A...... S pack o( 12-oz. canaOOC promise. piayers who went to ar­ Portland, 98-90. Cavs 98, Blazers 90 Citizens Rush to Save Athletics portion thereof, be leased “They are asking for stock bitration. SS5SS5%WS:¥55S55*%S*WSS5*:SS: * SaWTlia Harafd, Bundtr P*P*r$, plua LoHorv ncAala Kings 95, Bucks 94 Bobby Smith and Jim Chones tossed exclusively for state use,” Mrs. in my ball club,” Finley By contrast, San Fran­ KC-Omaha got ii points from Larry in 34 of Cleveland’s 58 second-half SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) basketbali pioneer Hank Thursday that the Walter Grasso said. Lessors will be said, but added “I’m only — Concerned citizens have Card of Thanks cisco Giants’ President McNeill and withstood a frantic last- points to lift the Cavs to their wiA Luisetti and footbail’s 0. J. Haas family and Levi MANCHESTER required to sign an oath that Savings Bank kidding; all I can give them Horace Stoneham said none minute rebounding situation involving after they trailed 73-67 going into the rushed to the aid of the Simpson. Strauss Co. presented $15,- We wish to thank each and every one they have received no inside in­ '"“ r is a salary.” for their kindness and expressions of PCDfl of his players has filed for Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to win its sixth final 12 minutes. Chones paced the threatened San Francisco A cash drive to save the 000 to the school district to sympathy during our recent bereave­ Today, 12:16 a.m. —Truck in­ formation about state leasing There is confusion as to arbitration, although the high school athletic ment. straight game and hand Milwaukee its Cavs with 26 points while Groff Petrie programs as already gained assure a scholastic baseball terior on fire in parking lot at needs and to list all persons 270 OAKLAND ST.. MANCHESTER « 043-8384 of Manchester how many A’s will go to ar­ program, a system that The Family of Mary S. Dowgiewici with “direct or indirect” in­ deadline has not been third straight loss. Jabbar had 25 and Sidney Wicks had 25 each for $39,000.' Mayor Joseph L. season in the city that nur­ 288 W. Middle Tpke. (Town). bitration and who they will reached. produced such stars ' as terest in the property. # points for the Bucks but couldn’t pull Portland. Alioto announced tured Joe DiMaggio. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 7, 1975 MANCTESTEB EVENIKG HERALD. Manot o l a , pri,, F.h 7 i m - P .r.v f if t e e n Jim Connors Injured; More Fights Thau Goals BOWLING Rod Laver Still Winning. BASKETBALL SENIOR As Rangers Trip Flyers TRI-TOWN- Frank Shimaitis 201-254-634, Ray Standings - Kahuna Kids 7-1, Bessette Sr. 202, Skip NEW YORK (UPI) - NEW YORK (UPI) - Jimmy Con­ Laver said his opponents seem tougher this week after Schiebel’s 7-2, Moriarty’s 6-3, McConnell 204-583, Gil Johnson nors is a loser in his first tournament since beating Rod Langan 2-8, Cycle Gear 0-8. NEW YORK (UPI) - With aU tlie blood and fury. It stIU period. Just 13 seconds after the opening faceoff, Schultz his loss to Connors, explaining, “everybody’s got more was a game that may have more consequence two months 209-214-591, Henry Jarvis 205, Laver in their $100,000 showdown in Las Vegas Sunday but confidence against me now”. and John Bednarski dropped their gloves and began Bill Reichert 212-564, Wendell Each side went over the cen­ from now than it does today. brawling. A second fight broke out at 1:50 between it wasn’t another tennis player who beat him. Also advancing to the quarterfinals were Alex Mayer of Labbe 202, Dennis Bruyette 210- tury mark last night at Illing as Just hours after several of them virtually conceded first Philadelphia (Taptain ^ b b y Clarke and Vickers, with Connors, the defending champion, dropped out of the the Wayne, N.J., who beat Colin Dibley of Australia, 6-4, 6-2; 582, Irv Foster 204, Dave Slota Moriarty’s outlasted Langan, place in the National Hockey League’s Division 1 to Leach being ejected as the third man in. $25,000 Arkansas International Tennis Tournament at sixth-seeded Raul Ramirez of Mexico, who beat Mike 200-573. 102- 101. Philadelphia, the New York Rangers battled their way to a Another fight resulted between Don Saleski of North Little Rock Thursday night because of a knee injury. Estep of Waco, Tex., 6-2, 6-1; and seventh-seeded Roscoe Pacing the free-scoring tilt 3-1 victory over the Flyers Thursday night, their first Philadelphia and Derek Sanderson, with Vickers being NITE OWLS- Mary Holman Connors, who won his first round match Tuesday over Tanner of Lookout Mountain, Tenn., who beat Charlie were Ken Smith, Joe Van success in four outings against the Stanley Cup champions. ejected for leaving the penalty box. At 12:50, Schultz 186-491, Gertha Billington 177- Holland’s Rolf Thung, had two physicians examine his left Pasarell of Phierto Rico, 6-3, 6-3. Oudenhove and Ben Grzyb of This still left the Flyers with a split of the home-and- engaged in another fight with Ted Irvine and the Flyer was 494, Ruth Johnston 477. knee Thursday. He had a large ice pack on the knee They join second-seed Jaimie Fillol of Chile, Gottfried, the MB’s with 29, 22 and 19 home series and gave them a comfortable nine-point lead thrown out while Irvine was given a lOminute misconduct. Tuesday night after the Thung match and explained that he and unseeded Geoff Masters of Australia and Andrew Pat- points respectively. Tall Carl over New York. But the Rangers, even if they are unable “We started the fights,” Flyer Coach Fred Shero said. had inadvertently struck himself with his own racket tison of Rhodesia in today’s quarterfinals. Frantz hooped 41 tallies in the BUSINESSMEN- Frank to catch Philadelphia, felt they needed this game at the “One fight doesn’t make a fighter. You have to keep on Czepiel 150-397, Tom Fahey 146- during the match. However, Connors also played in a On the women’s tour, Martina Navratilova will meet loss with George May and Rich Marnicki each netting 13 points. Spectrum as a rallying point should the two clubs meet fighting. Courage must be constant.” 376, Ron Joiner 153-391, Howie doubles match Wednesday, which may have injured the Chris Evert today in the quarterfinals of the Virginia Slims knee further. again in the playoffs as they did last season. The Rangers won the game on goals by Brad Park and Peters 149-407, Ernie Oakman of Ohio tournament. 141-387, Dan Toce 145, Ed Ralph EAST SIDE MIDGETS (UPI photo) It took just 13 seconds for the fury to let loose, and by the Jerry Butler in the opening minutes of the third period. time it was over there were more fights than goals. In all. 136-384, Sandy Hanna 159-387, Dr. Ernest Harper, one of the examining physicians, The 18-year-old Czechoslovakian girl, who stunned Miss Eastern Realty nipped Allied Evert 3-6, 6-4, 7-6 and went on to win the Virginia Slims of New York took 49 penalty minutes and Philadelphia 45. Scouts 3, Leafs 2 Ben Grzyb 155, Bill Zwick 136, said Connors, “probably pulled a muscle or could have Builders, 28-27, and First Hart­ Puck Settles in North Stars* Goal Mike Zwick 136, George Blake Washington last week, was to meet her again in the ford Bank topped Automatic Steve Vickers of the Rangers and Reggie Leach and Dave Simon Nolet, Dave Hudson and Gary Coalter accounted torn some ligaments. We felt it would be foolish for him to 14, Cliff Jones 141-377, Dave Gr­ Goalie Cesare Maniago Lies Face Down on Ice at Boston Schultz of the Flyers all were ejected before the first for all the Kansas City scoring in a span of 6:27 of the se­ continue to play. I would have told my own son not to go quarterfinals of the $75,000 women’s tennis meet here. Comfort, 32-18, last night at the zyb 140-389, Jim Sirianni 143- Rec. period was over. cond period, snapping a two-game Toronto winning streak. out and play with this injury.” 160-401, Dom DeDominicis 164- “I don’t think she (Miss Evert) likes playing me in the Mike Falkowski led Eastern “Boys will be boys,” Ranger Coach Emile Francis said. It was the 11th victory for the expansion Scouts and left Connors said he hoped to be ready in time for the 388, Jim Mathieson 139-360, Joe quarterfinals every week because she knows I always play with 11 points and John “They just wanted some exercise. We made a helluva ef­ them only three points behind Minnesota in Division 2. National Indoor Championships, which begin Sunday at Giamnelluca 136-380, Tony her a close match, especially since I beat her,”, Mss Schumey caged seven in the fort. We were down six forwards because of all the Rinaldi 135-386, Paul Bernard Salisbury, Md. loss. Brian Galligan was the big Islanders 2, Sabres 2 Navratilova said after smashing eighth-seed Francoise penalties.” 136-361, Ted Kowziln 373, Hank In preliminary matches Thursday, Karl Meiler of West Durr of France 6-2,6-3 Thursday. “I’ve played her seven gun for Hartford qith 18 points, Bruins Unbeatable J.P. Parise scored with only 62 seconds left to lift New n other NHL action Thursday night, Boston edged Michaud 383, John Mack 362, Germany defeated Australia’s Barry Phillips-Moore, 6-2, Mike Dahlen’s eight points York into a tie. Buffalo, trailing 1-0 at the start of the final times in three years and this was the first time I beat her. I Minnesota 3-2, Kansas City surprised Toronto 3-2 and the Paul Mozzicato 354, Bill Chap­ 6-2, and John Holladay won 6-3,6-2, over fellow Californian paced Automatic. period, took the lead on goals by Brian Spencer and Rick am now more patient—I’m able to wait longer.” New York Islanders tied Buffalo 2-2. man 370, Bud Holmes 351, Mick Jeff Austin lo advance to the quarterfinals. Martin. The deadlock enabled the Islanders to move into Holmes 355, Joe Torneo 353, (Herald photo by Dunn) Other quarterfinals matches featured Olga Morozova Most of’’the fights at Philadelphia came in the first Laver, meanwhile, moved into the quarterfinals of the Y INTERMEDIATE With Stars at Home third place in Division 1, one point ahead of idle Atlanta. John David 367, Stan (third seed) of Russia against Texas’ Nancy Richey $64,000 World Championship Tennis Blue Group stop at St. Getting 24 points from Dan Waickowski 355, Pete Scott 363. Gunter (sixth); Virginia Wade (fifth) of Great Britain Manchester High’s Top Gridders Petersburg, Fla. He defeated third-seeded Ismail El- Socha and 19 from Steve BOSTON (UPI) — It’s going to against Mima Jausovec, an unseeded Yugoslavian 18-year- Lojeski, the Super Buds Maniago maintained the lead until Shafei of Egypt, 7-6, 6-2, Thursday night to advance to a happen some night, but the Minnesota MERCHANTS- Dennis Kaup- Voted the most valuable offensive and defensive players with Manchester High’s old; and Australia’s Margaret Court (second) against Julie knocked off Out of Order last Sheppard fed Don Marcotte for the quarterfinal match against fifth-seed Brian Gottfried of pinen 149-381, Walt Viklinetz football team last season were Jack Maloney, front, and Rich Nicolas. Maloney was a Heldman (seventh), another Texan. night at the Y, 82-75. Jack North Stars must wonder when. equalizer at 13:54 of the second Fort Lauderdale, Fla. ’The Stars have played the Boston Discrimination Charge 154-159-438, Bernie Casey 151- Maloney (17) and Tom Ru period. running back and Nicolas a lineman. Each received Thom McAn placques from The 140-400, Russ Tomlinson 139- Herald’s sports staff. Rossillo (13) paced the losers. Bruins 21 times in Boston Garden Marcotte returned the compliment since joining the NHL seven years ago 374, Harry Steullet 136-145-399, TMJ outpointed Gunver, 57- by feeding Sheppard from behind the Harv Johnson 135-362, Rich 33. as Carl Bujaucius and Dan and have managed only four ties. The net for the winner at 11:40 of the final Levied by Former Bear Mazur 139-376, Bob Burns 354, Vigard tallied 20 and 16 points Bruins’ handled the North Stars again period. Lou DellaFera 375, Steve Lobsters Playing Beat the Clock JcK^UBS PluTltS L gVc Is B l u s t respectively. Bob Quaglia and ’Thursday night, 3-2. Gregg Sheppard Minnesota Coach Charlie Bums MINNEAPLIS (UPI) - Dick Gor­ too much in compensation under the Lauretti 368, Reggie Tomlinson Tom Bride were best for the got the game winner in the third chalked up the setback to in­ don, a former Chicago Bear star wide Rozelle rule. 353. losers with 12 and eight points. period with his 18th goal of the year experience. receiver, charged Thursday in federal John French, an attorney for the BOSTON (UI) -T h e Boston vestor groups who had been in­ average of 2,750 fans. Korff said court that the club’s management dis­ Lobsters are playing beat the terested since August and ap­ The Bruins struck first when Bobby “We’re rebuilding,” he explained. NFL, asked Gordon, what he thought TONIGHT the team could almost break BUSINESSMEN criminated against him and other POWDER PUFF - Lorrie clock today as the hours tick prised them of the Lobsters’ even if it were in business next At Talent Dilution in Hockey Schmautz drilled one past Minnesota “We’ve brought up a lot of kids and of the arrangement which sent him to 7:30 Celtics vs. 76ers, Standings - Army & Navy 7-0, Baker 179, Bee Moquin 187-184- away on the life of their World situation. season. goalie Cesare Maniago 52 seconds made changes. Their tieing and win­ black football players. Los Angeles. Barons 6-1, Honda 6-2, Buzzards WINF 518, Gerry Tracy 188-190-535, Team Tennis franchise. “We met with them all last NEW YORK (UPI) - “When I was younger, you Coach Brian Shaw and tant coach. It’s hard to after the opening face off. But the Gordon testified that Bears’ owner “I felt I had nowhere else to go. I 6-2, Roberts 5-3, Westown 5-3, ning goals were both against the same Roberta Shore 175-189-530, If any combination of in­ Monday and Tuesday and got Jacques Plante, whose had to beat out people. younger Oilers’ players, coach today. Two jobs with North Stars took a 2-1 lead early in the George Halas once attacked him when Groman’s 4-3, Telco 2-6, Sports line, young inexperienced players. felt I was deprived of any choice to Sylvia Johnson 468, Sandy dividuals from four investment different input from each name is ■ synonymous with There were just six teams a lot of problems are he accused Halas of treating another SATURDAY says there are a lot of com­ Mart 2-6, Second Congo 2-6, second period on Ernie Hicke’s 15- “When they scored that tieing goal where I could go.” Edwards 451, Vivian Kenneson groups come up with the group,” said General Manager and you worked accordingly. general manager and coach. Midgets Guests g^^ltending, fears rapid munication problems. Fred’s 1-7, BA’s 0-8. footer over Bruin goalie Gil Gilbert’s with 66 seconds left in the second player like “a nigger child.” Gordon cracked four ribs in his se­ 1:00 (8, 22) Basketball: 463. necessary finances, bells will John Korff Thursday. “ We expansion and a lack of You trained accordingly. “Many of the younger I don’t want the right shoulder. period, it gave the Bruins momentum The former Mchigan State star cond game with Los Angeles and did Notre Dame vs. South ring, horns will toot and the came up with the best struc­ quality coaching in the You had to train yourself to players want to fool aggravation.” Rod Norrish’s first goal of the testified for the second day in the law­ not play again until the final game of Carolina Lobsters will have new life. If, tured deal from the Lobsters At RHS Game MCC Girls and they came out flying in the final Junior ranks are con­ be in top condition to keep around—go drinking,” said Plante says hockey is 20 season had knotted the score late in suit by 16 present and former National the 1972 season. In 1973 he played with not, that grating buzzer will standpoint. Tonight will be Midget Two losing efforts were period. If we could have held the two 1:30 Knicks vs. Celtics, PARKADE DUSTY- Floyd tributing to a dilution of your job. When I was with Plante, whose dedication to years behind football and the first period. Football Leape players against the sound and the Lobsters will be Now we are trying to put Basketball League Night at "reported today by the goal lead it might have been different the Rams in the first few replar WINF Totten 224, Tom Atamian III talent in professional the Canadiens there were 10 his trade helped win seven basketball in teaching Manchester Community Some acrobatic goaltening by but give the Bruins credit,” he said. Rozelle rule-a replation that em­ season games, but received a shoulder 201-550, Mac Segar 216-556, Ken dead for good. everything together. What will Rockville High and members of 3:00 (22) Basketball: West hockey. guys right behind me and the Vezina Trophys. “With the techniques. powers the commissioner to set com­ dislocation and was placed on the in­ Thomas 214-200-599, Terry The team would have died the probably happen is that there the Vernon League are invited College girls. Last night. Post Virginia vs. Syracuse normal death of four other WTT will be five to 10 individuals to see the game between “With 34 teams, there are organization sponsored over Players Association, the “It’s a big problem at the Junior College tacked a 57-44 pensation before a player who plays jured list. Sheppard 231-590, Roy Riggott franchises last weekend at an who want to share ownership Rockville and Glastonbury. so many guys playing only 100,000 more players youngster can refuse to lower level where parents loss on the locals at Cheney. out his option can be signed as a free Gordon testified that after a heated 3:30 (8, 40) Pro Bowlers 227-573, Roland Smith 203, Dick Murphy 258-202-639, Bill Valen­ owners’ meeting in Houston, and we will retain a plurality. League members must be ac­ because of expansion,” said throughout Canada. report to the minors when teach and they have no Melanie Satkowski scored 14 agent by another team. It was named arpment with Ram assistant coach 5:00 (22, 30) Golf: Hope tine 210-556, Mike Masilonis 201, but Lobsters’ owner Ray Cic- Korff expressed confidence companied by their coach or an the 45-year-old legend, who, “Today, there are far too reprimanded. Then he previous experience,” he points and had 22 rebounds. after NFL Commissioner Pete Dick Vermeil in 1972 “I was informed Classic colo was granted a week’s the financial arrangements Vicky Erickson tallied 12 Art Thompson 212-562. adult. The cost will be 25 cents. despite a year’s layoff, is the many young players and demands to be traded and he said. “In Junior hockey Desert Golf Courses Rozelle. disciplinary action must be taken and 5:00 (8, 40) Drag racing, suspension to find the needed could be made in time to save points. Boys are asked to arrive leading goaltender in the they get far too much doesn’t care where, because they’re only interested in The NFL Players Association, on I was immediately placed on figure skating, barrel jum­ capital. The week ends tonight. the franchise, which lost $300,- Sunday the lasses dropped a about 6:30. and the games will World Hockey Association. money.” when he reports he can ask getting coaches for the least waivers.” ping. Ciccolo and his management 000 last year despite a lucrative be over about 9:45 p.m. 51-19 decision to Mattatuck. behalf of the players, contends the “A Junior knows he’ll make Plante, who acts as a lia- for a higher salary, because amount of money.” rule is monopolistic. Gordon was claimed by Green Bay, team contacted the four in­ television contract and an Just Suit Miller Fine 7:30 Basketball: UConn St h e r s the grade eventually. sion between Edmonton He feels he’s qualified to of his being inconvenienced. Gordon, an All-Pro with Chicago in where he played in two games before vs. UMass, WTIC “But you can’t spoil a teach because, “As a PALM SPRINGS, Calif. not that I don’t like to play never got it in. When you are 1970, played out his option with the receiving another shoulder separa­ Ovtr 40 Years of UmximIM Sarvl(M goaltender I can see what good hockey player,” con­ (UPI) — Seemingly these elsewhere. It’s just that I that close that often you Bears in 1971 and then was unable to tion. ’The Packers traded him to New the defensemen and O p e n 24 Hours Dally tinued Plante, who first days, Johnny Miller can do seem to do well on desert should shoot a lot better sip what he termed “ a satisfactory England after the 1973 season, and the SUNDAY forwards have to do to play FOR EMERGENCY SERVICE began playing at the rate of no wrong if he’s playing golf courses, especially the ones than I Did.”” contract” in 1972, Patriots waived him prior to the start 2:30 (22, 30) NHL: 50 cents a game. “He will as a unit. The goaltender on a desert course. they have here.” What Palmer shot — at of the 1974 replar season. Canadiens vs. Sabres produce, even if not for the shouldn’t have to adjust to Last month he set all sorts Gordon said when he became a free After several games with San Diego For some reason, Tamarisk — was an even- 3:00 (3) NBA: Knicks vs. money, then for pride and the players’ style—the of records in the Arizona Thursday was not the best of par 72 that put him at four- agent he signed a contract with Los he was again placed on waivers but M©bil Celtics HEATING OILS fun.” players should adjust to the desert country while win­ days for Miller, he said. under 140 with Jim Marshall Angeles on Oct. 13, 1972, after being not claimed. Plante would like to help goaltender’s style.” ning the Phoenix and Tucson contacted by at least six NFL teams. ’The trial is being held before U.S. 3:30 (40) American Children’s Ski Race Everyone else should be and Buddy Allin, seven shots OIL BURNER & Sportsman change the situation. Plante feels coaching and Opens by a combined total of so lucky — not to feel all that behind Miller. The 31-year-old athletes’ agent said District Court Judge Earl Larson and playing levels would be HEATING INSTALLATION “I want to give back what 24 shots. .charged up and still shoot a There are 15 players talks with other teams reached a dead is expected to end next week and get 5:00 (8) Acrobatics, auto strongly upgraded if the I got from the game,” said Then he went “home” to 69 to keep the lead in an between Palmer and Miller, end because the Bears were asking under way again in mid-April. racing professionals were to 643-5135 the innovative Plante, who play on the Monterey Penin­ event that will reward the counting Shaw and McLen­ 315 Center St. Manctiester MANCHESTER STATE BANK CUP RACE allocate more money to the 3:00 (22, 30) Golf: Hope revolutionized face masks sula, with itsuncertain winner with a $32,000 prize. don. Bill Rogers, John amateurs. Surgery Successful Classic and roaming goaltenders. terrain and capricious ocean Shaw, who hasn’t won a Mahaffey, Bruce Crampton, Despite the fact he makes NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — No Contract “Everything I have today, I breezes and finished in a tie tournament since the 1971 Miller Barber and Tom Nordiques Hold Edge GIRLS & BOYS, AGE 6-17 FEB. 8, 1975 - 9:00 A.M. more than $100,000 a year, New Orleans Saints quarter­ owe to hockey. for 10th in the Crosby Hawaiian Open, played his Jenkins are at 137; Dave Plante also wants a revision back Archie Manning will begin “I’m more of a teacher so National Pro-Am. best round in as long as he Hill, Jerry Heard, Don Bies As Rest Club in WHA TOKYO (UPI) - American in the salary structure to immediately a rehabilitation George Altman and his former Northview Ski AreOf ManchestBr I would like to be an assis- Miller took last week off can remember — a six-under and Dwight Nevil are 138, benefit the less fortunate. program to strengthen his in­ . . manager, Masaichi Kaneda of at your finger tips... jured knee, according to a team to rest and when he came 66 at Bermuda Dunes — and Alan Tapie, Tommy NEW YORK (UPI) - If on the bench. San Diego had yjg Orions, have been in- »^**^**************************************-*******************************»*****X***K***ft^»II»ft»l»ft¥*%*I*^^ spokesman. down here to the California while McLendon, who broke j!;! ...... ‘ Aaron, Randy Erskine, Bob Quebec and Houston are headed Uken a 2-1 lead earlier m toe yolved in a controversy over Doctors operated on Man­ desert country this week, it a six-year slump by winning Stanton and Jerry Barber for a showdown in the playoffs, third period on a goal by Rick Altman’s playing career in CALL 643-5144 1975 LITTLE LEAGUE ning’s knee Wednesday and said was as though he had not left the Walt Disney World with are at 139. Defending cham­ as it would now appear, the Sentes. japa„ the surgery was successful. Arizona. Hubert Green last fall, shot pion Green is at 143 while Nordiques fipre to carry in a REGISTRATION “The operation lasted about He shot an eight-under-par his second straight 68 — at Gary Groh, surpise winner strong psychological advan­ MANCHESTER I BOYS & GIRLS AGE GROUPS 65 or 70 minutes,” the Saints tage. I Arnerican Legion Home 64 Wednesday at Indian Indian Wells to lay three of the Hawaiian Open spokesman said Thursday. “It The two teams with the best Wells and even though it shots off the lead at eight un­ winner last Monday, is at LUMBER COMPANY I 6-7-8 Years Old Sunday, Feb. 9th and 16th involved the lateral outside car­ took him half a dozen holes records in the World Hockey tilage. The inside cartilage was der 133. 141. Association met for the third 1:00 TO 4:00 P.M. to get started Thursday, he undamaged.” Palmer, meanwhile, had They use four courses in time Thursday night, and for I 9-10 Years Old AGES 9 THRU 12 YEARS still managed a three-under putting problems once the Hope and the cut isn’t the third time the Nordiques 69 and a three-shot lead [)“ Parent or Guardian must show child’s Birth Cer- AAU Run again. That’s something that made until after the fourth came out on top, winning at I 11-12 Years Old tlflcats before signing Registration C ard. MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - The today over Tom Shaw and has plagued him for five round — on Saturday. Today, Houston, 4-3. fourth annual John English 26- Mac McLendon, with five­ years now, except for the Miller, Palmer and com­ Chris Bordeleau had two I 13-14 Years Old mile Connecticut AAU senior time Hope champion Arnold 1973 Hope Classic when he pany play at La Quinta and goals and an assist for Quebec marathon will be held March 2 Palmer seven shots-off the put it all together for one move over to Bermuda, but it was Robert Guindon who at Wesleyan University. Male provided the winner with only lead after two rounds of the week to win his fifth desert Dunes on Saturday. I 15-17 Years Old and female runners in divisions 9; 19 left to play in the third 90-hole, $160,000 Bob Hope title. ranging from high schoolersto Desert Classic. period. Gordie Howe scored one - INFLATION an “over 60 group,” will com­ “It’s all very frustrating,” of the Aero goals. “I love to play in the I Malt) Office \ , pete over a 13 mile course over Arnie said. “I had it close to There were only two other SPECIAL a distance between Middletown desert,” .Miller said. “ It’s the hole on nine greens J)ut games played Thursday night, * 9 - lJ and Middlefield. with Cleveland belting 1097 Mali) Street. Baltimore, 4-0, and Minnesota ’ Manchester THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO ALL CHILDREN BETWEEN Rogers Running SPORTS and San Diego settling for a 2-2 EVERY SUNDAY Morgan State Coach tie. . 649*4586 THE AGES OF 6-17 WHO RESIDE IN CONN. BOSTON (UPI) BiU Rogers SLATE KkOO AJR. to 1:00 P.M. of the Greater Boston Track Club will represent the New Frazier Reinstated Crusaders 4, Blades 0 K Mart Plaza Office ' This Event Sponsored by The Manchester State Bank England Amateur Athletic Friciay Ron Ward and Steve Cardwell 60< PER GAME Union Sunday in the 10 BALTIMORE (UPI) - in a statement issued 'Thursday lifted Cleveland to a 2-0 lead in and the Town of Manchester Recreation Department kilometer U.S. Cross Country Nathaniel Frazier has been night. BASKETBALL the second period and Russ Spedcer Street '' trials at Gainesville, Fla. The reinstated as Morgan State Officials said Frazier Prince Tech at Cheney Tech Walker clinched matters with a top six finishers will compete M an ch ester ALL BOWLERS basketball coach pending provided eight members of the Manchester at Hall pair of goals in the third. Gerry next month in the International hearings into a dispute which school’s athletic board with Xavier at East Catholic Cheevers made 35 saves to 649-3097 ★ TROPHIES TO TOP 3 IN EACH BOY AND GIRLS’ AGE CLASSES Championships in Rabat, led to his suspension Jan. 30 and details of his version of an inci­ register his third shutout as the Morocco. Rocky Hill at Coventry Snsck Bar Will Be Open a boycott by college players. dent during a game with Bolton at Rham Blades dropped their eighth The team, which forfeited Brockport State last month. Glastonbury at Rockville straight game since moving ^IVIANCHESTER STATE BANK CUP FOR BEST TIME OF DAY Referee Peter Pavla had their franchise to Baltimore. formerly Manchester Savings & Loan Association 1 games against South Carolina Newington at South Windsor State and Delaware State charged Frazier with cursing Tolland at Ellington Saints 2, Mariners 2 ★ HOT CHOCOLATE, COFFEE, DONUTS AT RACE FOR ALL during the players’ boycott in him and touching him during Hall at Manchester (girls) BRUNSWICK TIRES! support of Frazier, left with that game. Mike Walton scored on a Assistant Coach Aaron Johnson “The reinstatement follows breakaway while Minnesota Compliments of The Bank GYMNASTICS was a man short midway Everything For The Home PARKADE LANES Thursday night for a two-game Coach Frazier’s providing the Penney at East Catholie road trip beginning today in college with a statement on the through the third period to give Brockport Incident which was the Saints the tie. After va-; 643-1507 USED ’3’i North Carolina. Frazier WRESTLING WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS IN LUMBER AND MANCHESTER STATE BANK GUARANTEED followed the team later. more specific than the one Walton’s goal, the game was Parkade Shopping Center “Coach Frazier has been previously submitted,” Fraser Bacon Academy at East held up for 10 minutes and three BUILDING MATERIALS, HOME IMPROVEMENT 1041 MAIN STREET reinstated pending further con­ said. Catholic fans were ejected for throwing ITEMS, OR DO-IT-YOURSELF MATERIALS, YOU TIREMASTERS sideration and final determina­ The board had ruled an beer and other debris on the ice & Loan A ssociation • S in c e 1891 CAN FIND THEM HERE. STOP IN TODAY. MANCHESTER Route 83-Vemon-872-9M0 SWIMMING and attempting to punch • 1 Mile No. of Vemon Circb • tion by the college,” Interim earlier explanation by the prMident Thomas Fraser said coach inadequate. Manchester at Penney members of the Fighting Saints . W- 4

PAGE SCREEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Feb. 7, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 7, 1975 — PAGE SEVEN’TEEN UConn Deanes List The following students from OTie H erald McCoy Named to Head School ol Business Administration — Fulllero, Norwsglanwood Apts.; the Manchester area have been David Bakulskl. 4 Waddell Rd.; David StMhen QlUan, Norwsglanwood Apts. Aro,i Profile Cummings, 34H Garden Dr.; Gerald &hoolihool of NursingNur — Kathy Kramer, named to the dean’s list for the DuPont, 54 Santina Dr.; Karen Herbert, Peter Green Rd. fall semester at the University 162 Ferguson Rd.; Cheryl Howe, 95A of Connecticut; Sycamore Lane; Joyce lovine, 139 Vernon Woodland St; Jamas KrzemlnskI, 28 School Board Conference of Mayors College ol Agriculture — Joan Florence St; Marc Leltz, 16 Colonial Hayden, High Manor Park. Andover Rd.; Gall Perkins, 434 N. Main St; VOL. XXIX - NO. 15 FRI., FEB. 7, 1975 School of Allied Health Professions College ot Liberal Arte & Sciences — Thomas Saplenza, 39 Maple St.; — Cynthia Brown, 19 Cemetery Rd.; Vernon Mayor Frank McCoy Other directors to be elected Patricia Stanklawicz, 22 S. Adams St; said, in accordance with the W in e Adams, Hendee Rd.; Stanley Geraldine Pellecchia, 76 Mountain St; Gets Last Chance has been nominated to serve as are: Anthony Sbona, ^njerson Long Hill Rd.; Robert Cody, David Zubrow, 19 Waranoke Rd.; Nancy Mayer, 24 Patricia Dr. bylaws, it gave due considera­ School Rd.; Qregory Evsnylo, 77 Charles Zucksr, 85 Elizabeth Dr. College of Liberal Arts & Sciences — president of the Connecticut Middletown; George Athanson, tion to achieving reasonable Mullaney, RFD 1; School ol Education — Debbie S.A. Abbott, 31 Davis Ave.; Allsen Conference of Mayors and Adler. 29 Diane Dr.; Kim Anthony, 21 Hartford; Francis Messina, geographical representation Michele Verhoosky, RFD t. Archambault, Brighton Lane; Deborah To Trim Budget Municipalities. ’The election of School ol Nursing — Bonnie Strand. Lancaster Rd.; Gall CzerwInskI, 254 Ashland. 52 Hale S t Ext; Priscilla East Haven; Elmer Mortensen, and to representation of towns U.N. Reps Seen Henry St.; Patricia Legler, 36 Jarvis Rd.; officers and directors will be Bakke, RFD 2; Stephen Chuck, 20 up from two weeks ago when it Newington; Fredrick Daley, of different sizes. It said it also Bolton Marcia Leon, 25 Crosby Rd.; Patricia Michael Dr.; Thomas Durkin, Loveland Assembly In Review O'Neill, 17 Doane St.; Elizabeth Pearce, SOUTH WINDSOR Feb. 25 at 5 p.m. at the Hotel Torrington; ’Theodore Clark, Hill Rd.; Linda Gilroy, 191 Washington stood at 7.7 per cent higher than gave due consideration to On a cold, dark Tuesd^, Jan. With 125 million inhabitants, his School o( Allied Health Professions 141 Ludlow Rd.; Nancy Roberts, 55 Sonesta, Hartford. Woodbridge; Victor Mam- — Linda TomaszewskI, ts South Rd. Thayer Rd. St; Barry Quilano, 609 Talcottville Rd.; Judy Kuehnel last year. Since last week’s achieving an appropriate 28, at 6:25 a.m., a group of 12 was the sixth most populous existing at and in our school. It I hate to seem so pessimistic, School ot Fine Arts — Patricia Marjorie Hurtuk, 202 Skinner Rd.; Mayor John Thompson of bruno, Waterbury; Catherine -.1^' In retrospect, I recall the School ol Engineering — James Elaine Jackson, 72 Wellwood Circle; Correapondent meeting the board has added balance of political parties. dedicated students and one country in the world. He spoke Badeau, t3 S. Ridge Park Apts. Aldrich, 33 Butler Rd.; John Geyer, 330 Manchester is one of 10 direc­ Salutatorian address of Chris was my hope that we could but, trying so hard with so School of Home Economics — James JedrzIewskI, Kingsbury Ave. 6441364 $15,000 for transporting or Reynolds, West Hartford; and The committee will make a teacher met at the high school of In d o n esia’s plans for Spring St.; Peter LeVIne, 147 Ferguson Ext.; Timothy Johnston, 96 Box M t Dr.; tors scheduled to be elected. Saunders two years ago. I can’t make a drastic change in the many people to eliminate the Jeanette Paggloll, 280 Birch Mt. Rd. Rd.; Raymond Martina Jr., 12 Bates ’The South Windsor Board of buying two portable classrooms Donald Irwin, Norwalk. proposal to the conference that, and packed into two cars development, such as using its Rebecca Marmer, Upper Butcher Rd. Other officers are: Richard help but think of the analogy he conditions of our school. Unfor­ problem, it is really quite Columbia Rd.; Michael McGuffle, 179A E. Middle Also, Deborah McMillan, 21 John Education has one more crack for the Pleasant Valley School. According to the bylaws. by resolution, the number of headed for Hartford. In Hart­ income from petroleum to build Tpke.; Jack Nash, 31 Sautters Rd.; Dr.; Kevin Miller, 9 Grandview Ter.; H. Blackstone, East Hartford, First Selectman John J. used in comparing our tunately, this has yet to occur. depressing when you can’t School of Allied Health Professions Howard Slade, 101 E. Middle Tpke. at its 1975-76 budget before it School board members are directors be increased from ford these students got onto one fertilizer factories. The am­ — Laurie SIhvonen, 5 Yoemans Rd. Steven Mosher. 17 Wllshire Rd.; Vera first vice president; Nicholas Sullivan of Fairfield, and Manchester School system to ■ With hopes of helping the visualize any major improve­ School of Fine Arts — Janice Eaton, Norman. 66 Pork West Dr.; Marilou becomes incorporated with the trying to determine the cost of eight to 10 in view of the in­ of five chartered buses, bassador gave a fairly complete problem. Bill Maclean and ment. Conceivably, the second College ol Liberal Arts & Sciences — 21C Downey Dr.; Stanley Qeldel, 30 Shea, 63 iroutatream Dr,; Deborah Town Council’s budget and A. Panuzio, Bridgeport, second Mayor Bartholomew Guida of creasing number of member the game of “stretch.” In my Nancy AndrychowskI, Rt. 66; Lori Avondale Rd.; Jan Rosenthal. 38 Law- two new portables, as opposed carrying students from many description of his country and Mike Granado are presently semester could bring about a Kaplan, Rt. 87. Sllvinsky, RFD 2; Margaret Spring, eventually the overall town vice president; Dennis J. New Haven, will be members of municipalities in the con­ opinion, he intended to make ton Rd.; Kathleen Zulko, 43 Bralnsrd PI. Hyde Ave.; Deborah Starkel, 710 to moving two existing por­ other schools in the Hartford then took questions from the constructing large rectangular change in attitude. School of Business Administration — School ol Home Economics — Mar­ budget. Murphy, East Lyme, treasurer; the executive committee as ference. the public realize how our Robin Kassman, Cherry Valley Rd. Bolton Rd.; Eileen Tupper, 36 Hilltop tables in town, keeping in mind area. Their destination? New group, chiefly from Mr. Z. His cia McKeough. 135 Hollister St. Ave.; Brian Vincent, 36 Davis Ave.; and Arthur B. Powers, Berlin, method of educating could in cigarette receptacles for the As far as specific activities School ol Engineering — Jason School ol Nursing — BIrgItte ’The board will meet at 7:30 in the town will be reimbursed 50 past presidents. York, and the U.N. missions of answers showed his country to Michael Wambolt, Webster Rd.; Ruth secretary. many ways be similar to a fac­ areas surrounciing the school. are concerned, we had a coffee Browning, Whitney Rd.; Michael SIrak, Connell, 148 Edgerton St.; Christine Welti, 7 Moser Dr.; Karen Rey, Box Mt. the Pleasant Valley School per cent for new portables by The nominating committee be a third world, developing Pine St. Kutcher, 291 Wetherell St.; Nancy many nations. tory. ■ These receptacles will be filled house Jan. 24. Even though we Dr. Tuesday night and wi^l discuss the state. power, trying to become self- School ol Fine Arts — Cellna Sharry, 40 Olcott St.; Margaret Wilks, School of Business Administration — This suspicious-sounding If you are npt familiar with with cement and are designed lost some money on the Hasson, ErdonI Rd.; Lynn Sadlon, Rt. 148 Lydall St.; Elizabeth Wilson, 70 its $6,959,914 budget, which "The Fuel Oil Co. Thet \ 66. Robert Dryzgula, 335 Center Rd.; Also built into the new budget group 'was composed of sufficient. They were all well for the person who continually refreshments, for the fifty peo­ Spencer St. Daniel Goric, 5 Fairvlew Ave. Ext.; Mary represents an 8.1 per cent in­ .Saves You Moneyl" the game of “stretch,” here( is School of Nursing — Patricia Ger­ School ol Pharmacy — Nancy since its initial proposal two students and teachers going to thought-out, and diplomatic. throws his cigarette butt on the ple who attended, it was man, ErdonI Rd. Grant, 201 Regan Rd.; Paul lerna, 14 crease over last year. how it works. ’Two people stand Edwards, 172 Mountain Rd.; Steven Lake St; Jon Lucia, 15 Baker Rd.; months ago is $8,330 more for The Czechoslovakian mission Hllowitz, 82 Garden St talk to representatives from face to face about three feet ground. worthwhile. Dates are being Stuart Magdefrau, 64 N. Park St.; Actually the board’s budget is CMS rates which have jumped. occupied an entire building, but Coventry B&B OIL CO. different countries in prepara­ apart with their legs close The Student Assembly has considered for future coffee Cheryl Meehan, 51 Gottler Dr.; Gabriels Under the South Windsor South Windsor Girl tion for a U.N. mock assembly was much more austere. The College ol Agriculture — Robin South Windsor Mudry, 3 Hughes Circle. together. One individual throws also proposed to the ad­ houses. Cochran, Upton Dr.; Lucille Also, Clark Nelson, 259 Phoenix St; system, the school department man who spoke to the group College of Liberal Arts & Sciences — in Aprii. The buses and the a knife as close as possible to ministration that the cafeteria In early March, a seminar Cruickshank, RD t; Thora Jones, Rt. 2; Donald Cantwell Jr., 52 Dart Hill Rd.; Lynn Scibek, Snipsic View Heights; Mark Messier, RD 3; Barbara Murray, pays 90 per cent of CMS policies ‘Colleen^ for 1975 meetings witli representatives there was simply an official at Robert Chagnon, 1511 Sullivan Ave.; Steven Wortman, 32D Mt. Vernon Dr.; 1 4 ” the outside of his opponents personnel close down the snack day will be held. All students Rt. 2; Charles Papanos, N. River Rd. Francis Yokell Jr., Riverside Dr.; Scott for those employes choosing to of different countries were the mission. Like the Indone­ ifi Sue Courey, 256 Lawrence Rd.; Windsor Locks C.0J). foot. At this point, the and food lines during the first will be dismissed at 12 to attend School of Allied Health Professions Anthony Denlcola, 76 Ronda Dr.; Bryan Zahner, 5 Hilltop Dr. carry it. arranged by the World Affairs sian ambassador, he gave an in­ — Barbara Sperry, Laurel Trail. Featherstone, 469 Griffin Rd.; Robert School ol Education — Janet Miss Phyllis Vardo of South “relieved” person stretches his three periods of the day. This the many scheduled programs. College ol Liberal 'Arts & Sciences — Man Wins Lottery ’The board has held numerous Hill and Kathleen Kowalski of 24 Hours Notice (or Delivery Center of Hartford. The dozen troductory talk about his coun­ Kehmna, 150 Northvlew Dr.; Jayson Beckley, 153 Tumblebrook Dr.; Denise Windsor was chosen “1975 leg until it is right next to the proposal was passed by the Stu­ Keith Costa, chairman of this Debra Brown, RD 2; Bonnie Dibble, Lelbowitz, 151 Birch Hill Dr.; Audrey Grave, V ' / i Park St.; Jean Gunther, 80 budget meetings at which no Farmington. try and then allowed time for Woodland Rd.; Kathleen Elderglll, John NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - 200 GAL. MINIMUM students from Manchester were knife. The knife is picked up dent Assembly for two basic activity, has arranged for a Shelto, 114 Mark Dr. Hyde Ave.; Lawrence Hayden, High cuts were made. However, the Colleen” at the Colleen Pageant questions. He talked about the Hand Dr.; Barbara Padick, Prospect School of Business Administration — Manor Park; Nancy OrlowskI, 318 Louis W. Zimmerman, an The Colleen and her court will 24-HOUR SERVICE all members of the Current Af­ and the process is repeated in reasons. It is designed to very diversified schedule of St.; Paul Portnoy, RD 2; Arthur Sorren- board can still cut the proposed Sunday in Glastonbury. general set-up of Wayne MIkullltz, 133 Oak St. South St.; Joan Palmer, 655 Talcottville engineer from Windsor Locks be presented at the societies’ fairs Club, under the supervi­ reverse. This continues until eliminate much of the trash speakers whose knowledge will tino, RD t; Christopher Todd, RD 2; School of Fine Arts — Denise Apts.; Deborah Ryder, 56 Franklin St.; allocation, as can the Town Miss Vardo is a student at Call Timothy Zuzel, Rt. 3t. Elizabeth TIpaldl, Mt. Vernon Dr. and a neighbor of Gov. Ella annual ball on March 8 at the sion of Mr. Elgin Zatursky. Czechoslovakia, not coming in the two players’ legs are spread from being left on the tables range from music to elec­ Cologne. 190 Laurel St.; William Myers, Council once it gets the budget. Bay Path Junior College and is School of Business Administration — 101 Hillside Dr. School ol Engineering — Michael Grasso, today won $100,000 in Emanual Synagogue Hall in history teacher (more widely touch too ciosely with present (Photo by Wilson) during these periods. Secondly, tronics. Students will not be Denise Weiner, 52 Maryanne Dr. Boyle, 16 Grandview Ter.; Richard secretary of her senior class. 649-2947 apart so far that it is not only School of Nursing — Susan Huot, the Connecticut state lottery. Also at next week’s meeting. West Hartford. They will also known as Mr. "Z” ). policies and plans for the it is hoped that such a measure compelled to attend these School ol Education — Melanie 180 Valley View Dr.; Elizabeth Dugan, 29 Vernon Center Heights; Miss Joyce Oliphant of Vernon, RURNER SERVICE impossible to balance your body Haber, RD 2. Stephen Kellner, Mountain St.; Donald School Supt. Robert Goldman appear in the Hartford St. 7 MacDonald, 676 Main St; Barbara Zimmerman, 55, and his wife, The group from MHS set out future. Many of the students MHS Tankers Get Set for Win would show the students that programs. Hopefully though, School ol Engineering — Jeffrey a senior at East Catholic High but also to throw the knife. Pastula, 2061 Ellington Rd. Rey, Box Mt. Dr.; Sally Trousdell, Loehr Betty, 49, will celebrate their will give the board his list of Patrick’s Day parade on March 528-2951 planning to visit the missions of there felt that his answers to This year as Student we really mean to end this many students will realize that Spirer. Rd.; William Trousdell, Loehr Rd. goals for the school system, as School, was the reigning School ol Fine Arts — Rick Hock, RD Tolland School ol Fine Arts — Barbara 29th wed(iing anniversary next 15. Indonesia, Czechoslovakia, and the questions posed were problem. We realize that not there are many interesting and 4. Colleen last year. Assembly president, I may Boettcher, 296 Box Mt. Dr.; Julie Thursday. ’They said they will well as his explanations on how Albania. At the last minute, evasive, and painted too nice a have tried to perform a stretch, everyone leaves his milk carton worthwhile events being held School of Home Economics — Joan College of Agriculture — Louis Burnep, 174 Center Rd.; Cheryl he feels the board should Miss Vardo was chosen from Crocker, 9 Woodland Rd. Wagner, Cedar Swamp Rd.; Eileen Fluckiger, 19 Fairvlew Ave.; John Kelly, buy a house for a daughter, however, the Albanian mission picture of Czechoslovakia. and doughnut wrappers on the which will encourage them to Zabllansky, Cider Mill Rd. among 24 other girls who par­ 'Rock Review much too quickly. As was said School of Nursing — Cathy Walter, 2 Olson Dr.; Ronald Oik, 155 Orchard Mrs. Roberta Banker of West evaluate him on his ac­ refused to see the MHSers, so As a parting gift, each by one individual quite truthful­ table, but a good portion of the attend. This one activity will Rt. t. College ol Liberal Arts & Sciences — St.; Lucille Samson, 48 Sunset Ter. complishments. ticipated in the contest spon­ they had to settie for only the member of the group was given School ol Pharmacy — Thomas Charles Carlls, Welgold Rd.; Jean School ol Home Economics — Judith Hartford. The regular number Gordon Liglitfoot stirring rock classic “If You cover. ly, “Dave is trying to get the student body does. This show the administration how MacLean, RD 3; Carolyn Schulmelster, After this board meeting the sored by the United Irish a can of Czech beer. Qeisler, School St. Kriksclun, 29 Michael Dr.; Arthur drawn in the lottery was: first two. The Indonesian mis­ “Sil Down Young Stranger” Could Read My Mind” this As in “Busting Out” Pure whole school psyched for Stu­ proposal was recently vetoed mature the student body is. Ob­ Cedar Swamp Rd.; Linda Thibaault, Williams, 23 Bancroft Rd. school budget will be given to Societies. sion was found in a plush suite The group then broke up into Ellington Sugar Hill Rd.; Joseph Zanghl, Goose School ol Nursing — Blyse Norton, Double-digit, 60; coior, yellow; Gordon Lightfoot hails from album excels. It won’t knock Prairie League fuses country dent Assembly.” I believe this by the administration. The viously, many will not par­ Lane. the Town Council by March and Those selected to serve in the in an international affairs three smaller ones and spent College of Agriculture — Laura 22 Fox Hill Dr. triple-digit, 109. The six-digit Canada and has his roots in folk you on your seat, but it doesn’t music using superb acoustic statement is true. It took me a reason this measure was not ticipate in the program, but School ol Engineering — Lisa School of Pharmacy — Holly Martin, will then come under close Colleen’s Court were Eileen the next four hours eating Scovllle, Pinnacle Rd. Alderuccio, Garnet Ridge Dr.; Joseph bonus number was 260989. building. A surprise to both the music. He has aged so well that have it, it’s class stuff. Some guitar with modern rock using while, but I have finally come adopted is quite simple. It was with good publicity I am confi­ .School ol Allied Health Professions 120 High St. scrutiny before being incor­ McCarthy of Windsor Locks, group and Mr. Zatursky, the In­ dinner and roaming around his albums can now thrive on other featured cuts which you electric guitar and pedal steel to the realization that it would pointed out, that if the food dent that a significant percen­ — Pamela Caldwell, 22 Middle Rd. porated as the town’s 1975-76 Janet Harvey of Farmington, donesian ambassador to the New York. Everyone took ad­ College of Liberal Arts & Sciences — Karen Marie Horan of Rocky any market. This was his first have probably never heard are guitar. Of course, added to all be impossible to have an entire lines were closed there would tage of the students will give Gary Bonevides, 237 Mountain Rd.; fiscal package. U.N. decided to speak to the vantage of the opportunity and album catering to the non-folk “Minstrel of the Dawn” and of this must be the vocals and school, let alone a hundred be approximately five ladies, this program a more than Kathleen McKeever, 7 Geraldine Dr.; group himseif. This has never took in the sights like real out- audience, in fact it contained “Pony Man.” Kathy Wallace, 73 Geraldine Dr. Democrats Back Tax Plan lyrics of Craig Fuller and students, “psyched for Student employed by the cafeteria adequate chance. Since this is School of Business Administration — been the case in past years, ac­ of-towners. At seven o’clock, his only single “If You Could COUPON Lightfoot recentiy released (jeorge Powell. With three Assembly.” playing cards all morning. the first time such a program is Herbert Lamer, Heather Rd.; TImothea cording to Mr. Z. the group met in front of the Read My Mind” until “Sun­ another excellent album, “Sun­ guitars, bass, and drums the An interesting event in rela­ being held at our school, the Mann, 3StA PInney St. $300,000 in the coming fiscal This atmosphere of apathy is School of Engineering — Michael TOLLAND Property values remain cons­ FIREPLACE HEADQUARTERS The ambassador began with a U.N. to take the bus home. — down” four years later. “Sit down” which features this music can be either electric and outcome is indefinite. Your year due to inflation alone, with apparent in many other tion to the litter problem took Schulze, 90 West Rd. tant despite the fact that area generally informative taik George Sweetnam Down Young Stranger” was same simple quality. driving or acoustic and soft. VIVIAN KENNESON traditional school activities. place at our last Student guess is as good as mine. Hebron no improvements and no expen­ residents are sharing in the • WHOLESALE • RETAIL about his country, again sur­ reieased in 1970 but is far from Pure Prairie League “You’re Between Me” and sion. With the building slow­ SALE Assembly meeting. (It was at Rather than tell you about the Quite simply, there just isn’t College ol Agriculture — David The Tolland Democratic general loss of purchasing prising many members of the Aridian Benefits outdated. It, like most other The aibum goes by the same “Harmony Song” are two love the same amount of enthusiasm this particular meeting that the many other activities we have Bourbeau, Wall St. Town Committee has un­ down, the tax base has not power as the recession deepens group by informing them that. Aridian is pleased to an­ Lightfoot albums, has a name as the band. And if you’re songs and “Take It Before You College of Liberal Arts & Sciences — -' ■ ■ today as there was years ago. I assembly voted to recommend sponsored, or are presently animously endorsed a resolu­ expanded at a rate adequate to and higher prices continue to be I All types & colors on display nounce that the proceeds from mysterious quality about it. He wondering, the band got their Go” displays their talents well. John Baron. Burnt Hill Rd.; Nancy Par­ do not know the reason for this the closing down of the planning, I will conclude. Let sing, Rt. 85; Gal PIzzItola, RD t; Joan tion addressed to Gov. Grasso, cover this amount without in­ posted on consumer goods. » Custom mode screens FRI. and SAT. its presentation of “A Woman is not a great singer nor is he a name from an Did Errol Flynn But their finest showing is on Sagllo, North St. change of behavior, but it is cafeteria). When the meeting me say, that after reviewing Sen. Robert Houley, and Rep. creased taxes. The guaranteed tax base plan > Glassfyre glass doors of Character,” Jan. 3, totaled dazzling guitar picker, (at least movie; Pure Prairie League “Country Song.” On this song School ol Business Administration — The resolution states, Unpublished now more than obvious to me, adjourned, I noticed one large one semester of Student Paul Hovey, East St. Robert Walsh endorsing the would make it possible to • All accessories FEB. 7 - 8 approximately $45. he doesn’t try to prove it). His was the name of the women’s the guitars are fantastic and how true my belief is. section of the room littered Assembly activities. I am more School of Pharmacy — Jesse Hills, guaranteed tax base proposal of “Tolland is a predominantly receive more revenue per mill I Factory Built Chimneys We would like to thank all of music is simple yet with it your temperance union. This second West St. Letters come out in three-part har­ This year. Student Assembly heavily with papers. This action than pleased. This pleasure has the Commission on School residential town, where owners of property taxation. The Town ' Installations F those who made donations, and mind wanders. album has the standard Nor­ mony. goes to show that the Student of single-family homes bear In reply to the letter entitled has involved itself in many all been made possible by the 20 Manchester Finance. Committee resolution calls on the cast especiaily wishes to From the title cut to the man Rockwell painting on the The album is strong but it Assembly and its members are or 30 people who have worked most of the burden of property “ ‘Jocks’: Too Much?” , the different areas. Much has been College ol Ag^rlculture — John The resolution notes that state officiils to explain where thank all who attended for can’t quite match the final out­ hardly sacred. The problem of very hard and received nothing Frankland, tt8J Tudor Lana; Dennis taxation. As a result, market High School World received accomplished and much has school officials have estimated aid to education stands in spen­ being such attentive and patient come of “Busting Out.” So if been learned. Also true, mis­ litter encompasses all groups. but self-satisfaction in re.urn. Gllha, t15 Elizabeth Dr.; Gary Gonvea. value of property per pupil is wire-glow disf. REGINA three letters. Two of them were 16 S. Adama St; Diane Johnson, 144 that expenses will increase by ding priorities, and to give audiences, especially the many you’re in the mood for some The solution to this problem well below state average. A full Route 83, Vernon (2 miles North of Vernon Circle) signed under Dear Abby-style Students Talk takes have been made. To you people, I say “thank Cooper St.; Karen Latinl, 20 Falknor reasons why nothing is being who had to stand. We ap­ good foot-stomping music, pick I suppose the most concerted will not come into being until a you.” — Dave Jacobs, Student Dr.; Philip Morneault, 158 S. Main St.; two-and-a-half per cent of the Hours: Tues, Wed, Thurs, 10-6:30 Fri. 10-8 Sat. 8-5 Sun. 11-4 assumed names. One of them, Anne Nicholson, 40 Griswold St.; done if, in fact, no action will be preciate your support and iook up one of these albums or see effort on the part of Student good portion of the student body Assembly President Court of Probate value of property went for- BROOM which came in at the last group, there will first be a Richard Snyder, 27 Wellesley Rd. District of Manchester forthcoming in this session of Closed Mondays 872-9988 ____ forward to bringing you a Are you interested in helping Pure Prairie League in Concert Assembly has been aimed at wakes up and decides not tq live School ol Allied Health Professions public education in 1971. minute on Tuesday, was signed. training session in which the NOTICE TO CREDITORS the legislature.” 2-Speed E — Deborah Alles, 442 W. Middle Tpke. better, but less' expensive other kids? Or may be helping at the West Hartford Music the polluted environment in a constant pigsty. ESTATE OF SHIRLEY G. DICIOCCIO Unfortunately, we put the paper members will learn basic College of Liberal Arts & Sciences — magazine this year, yourself? Peer Corn- Hall Saturday. Laurea Bania, 36 Essex St; Eric Pursuant to an order of Hon. William together on Tuesday afternoon, n/i mU T’ n j » munications can give you an op- techniques of counseling. Then Bengston, 39 Ridgewood St.; E.M. $ 1 3 8 8 as it is due on Tuesday after­ iviath learn Update portunitytodoso.Allofushave______^ ______the group will have sessions in Blanchfleld, 8t White St.; James ! Apri Cooper, 188 Ferguson Rd.; Ernest Cox by law. The fiduciary is: At the W.G. GLENNEY CO... noons at five o’clock at The The math team placed third problems which relate to our . which they will try to help each Jr., 27 View St.; Susan Crouchley, 303 Herald. Variety Show AFSers Meet New Cultures John DiCioccio Sr. in its meet in Bloomfield, families, school, and friends, other and people outside of the TImrod Rd.; Norman Davey, 51 Elsie 20 Pulton Road Due the fact that we are group. If you have any desire to The evening of Tuesday, Jan. oriental theme. Once again, the evening would be devoted to Dr.; Robert Ferron, 13 Constance Dr.; Manchester, Conn. Thursday, Jan. 16. We had 84 Perhaps it is harder to talk Monica Fitzgerald, 135 Porter St.; YOU CAN NOW BEAT THE HIGH COST OF Coming Up ______06040______limited to one page, we must points, losing to South Windsor about certain things with lend an empathetic ear, talk 14 was a brisk one here in "The AFS participants congregated their half-hearted attempts at Pamela Fraser, 282 Kennedy Rd.; Bar­ pian well in advance for space about some of your own Tryouts were held this week City of Village Charm” as 40 or in the Horwitz home, only this devouring this culinary treat. bara Freedman, 62 Grant Rd.; Doreen Court of Probate with 94 and Bristol Eastern parents or other adults. Since Gagnon, 258 Lake St; Barbara Gallow, for different articles. We will District of Manchester with 86. we, as high school kids, share frustrations and hangups, or if for the up and coming variety so well-bundled AFSers time. Dr. and Mrs. Horwitz Once again, AFS members 1164 W. Middle Tpke.; Laurie Ganzer, KITCHEN REMODELING not publish unsigned letters on NOTICE TO CREDITORS many similar problems, we can you care at all, get involved in show, planned for Friday, Feb. clamored into the home of Wen­ were to conduct the pulled through a potentially 46 Butternut Rd.; Jill Gearhart, 50 Ard- ESTATE OF EVA H. BEYL Mike Lombardo had a perfect more Rd. controversial topics. Anyone dy Horwitz. Within minutes, proceedings. ’The Horwitzes had sticky situation with great Pursuant to an order of Hon. William score of 18, Dale Southerland more easily sympathize with Peer Communications. Sign up 14, at 8 p.m. Also, James Geyer, 330 Spring St.; who submits a signed letter to however, these shivering souls spent a year in Japan living and aplomb, exhibiting dexterity E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be INTRODUCTORY SALE OF cAut0l^t CABINETS had 11, Micky Simon had 14, and offer encouragement to in rooms 110 or A-10 or get in The show, which is to be a Nancy Gilbert, 42 Wellington Rd.; presented to the fiduciary named below Mr. Vaughan or the editors by touch with Nancy Gowett, were to be transported from the working among the Japanese and manual coordination that I Richard Gottlieb, 130 Richmond Dr.; on or before April 29,1975 or be barred Dave Beaulieu had 15, and Dave each other. bigger and better version of the Clara Greehlleld, 303 Cooper Hill St.; by UNITED CABINET CORP. Monday has a fair chance for homeroom 203. frigid New England climate to people. Through slides and wouldn’t have thought possible. by law. The fiduciary is: PROCTOR SILEX Hardy had 11 points. They got In the Peer Communications popular Talent Show held Candace Hilton, 25 S. Farms Dr.; Cynthia Pechka publication. — the editors Robert Horton, 83 Princeton St.; Robert Select the cabinets your space and earlier this year, is being spon­ the balmy tropics of Puerto examination of Japanese AH in all, it was a most 2 6 k Manchester Rd. 15 on the team question. Hust, 87 Arcellla Dr.; Benita Keiss, 173 THIS IS ALL YOU PAY! sored and staged by MH§’s own Rico. objects, we were given a successful evening. Glastonbury, Conn. taste demand all with a luxury 2-Slice Union St.; Karen Kneppel, 67 Elizabeth ______0 6 0 4 0 ______Round Table Singers for the “Impossible!” you exclaim. glimpse of their Japanese In your wanderings Dr.; Jeffrey LeMonds, 123 BreUon Rd.; feature that’s beautifully practical - VnUTH WALL BASE Not so, if one has a vivid im­ experience. Woven mats called throughout Manchester High William McGovern, 37 Elsie Dr. Court of Probate RHORON finished shelves that defy benefit of the , Round Table Also, William McGugan, 56 Litchfield District of Manchester Profile: Ginny and Peggy Schaffer agination and a few connec­ School you may have chanced ¥ TOASTER travel fund. tatami, laqueur bowls, pottery, St.; Nancy MIdlln, 20 Arcellla Dr.; Susan ESTATE OF JENNIFER TRAVIS stains, heat, abraolone.. CHOOSE 18” 24.60 33.00 The theme for the show will tions. Our connections that colorful kimonos, and hand- to overhear a conversation per- Mosler, 11C Ambassador Dr.; Patricia Pursuant to an order of Hon. William FROM BEAUTIFUL SIERRA or Ginny and Peggy Schaffer are Naktenis, 125 Adelaide Rd.; Joyce FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be in Northampton, Mass. Cheryl be “Talented America,” and night consisted of a group of painted fans were only a few of taining to a “ Buffalo Newth, 18 Redding St.; Richard presented to the fiduciary named below PECAN 24” 28.80 38.40 seniors at MHS. They are twins, is working as a researcher on a will be centered around a coun­ exuberant Catholic Youth the cherished items that the Exchange.” You need not Osborne, 53 North St.; Kristin Potter, on or before April 30,1975 or be barred but although they share many Organization members from 144 TImrod Rd.; Diane Treadwell, 124 by law. The fiduciary Is; 30” 34.S0 46.20 woman’s studies grant. trywide search for talent. Acts Horwitzes chose to share with worry, however, about being Hackmatack St.; Lee UrbanettI, 163 Gerald M. Travis AT (MSN & CARRY SAVINIS of the same interests, they are Ginny and Peggy feel very feature the top talent of the The Sacred Heart Church in us. Augmenting the tales im­ trampled by herds of Ludlow Rd.; Richard Wasserman, 35 121 Carriage Drive not as totaliy alike as some peo­ strongly about the feminist Hartford and their advisor ported by Dr; and Mrs. Horwitz stampeding bison, while in­ Duval St.; Marcia WIckman, 247 Manchester, Conn. 36” 37.20 51.00 school, with more emphasis on Hollister St. 06040 ple think. movement. “We want to be music than in the earlier talent Father Thomas Goekler. What was the firsthand insight of nocently removing books from All other types and sizes at Ginny is a member of Sock ourselves without having so show. The acts will include sounds like the makings of a three of our guests: Mrs. Karen your locker. “ Buffalo and Buskin, AFS, and senior much emphasis on our sex. many of the school’s best religious happening rapidly Wagner, who recently spent Exchange” is simply a term comparable savings. f - t j F editor of Somanhis. She is an Being yourself is really impor­ musicians performing popular developed into the Nirvana of four years in Japan, Mrs. used to refer to an upcoming active member of Girl Scout tant.” songs, with many spoofs and all AFS members, “a cross- Hideko Greenfield, who was exchange of MHS-AFS NO lOW! DOIViRV WAITS- i : ; k Troop 2, and a Cadette Troop Ginny would like to go musical comedy selections cultural experience.” born and raised in Japan, and members with those of Buffalo CANNETS AK STOCKED helper. This wiii be her 11th canoeing in Canada again and thrown in as well. Imitations of It was of particular import­ Mariko Kagayo who is present­ (technically West Seneca), 40% U year in Girl Scouts. Her in­ “by the time I’m 461 want to be various old and contemporary ance that of the members of ly a Japanese exchange student N.Y. Feb. 19, students from M MANCHESTER interest in the environment led On up in the Alaskan tundra performers will also be in­ this CYO group were natives of in Tolland. Mariko, among West Seneca will arrive here Buy your cabinets today to her desire to major in en- studying the musk ox and the cluded. Puerto Rico. ’They had come to ' other things, demonstrated the for a stay of approximately 10 Cabinets vironmentai studies at either timber wolf.” Assigned to the difficult task share with us the richness and proper tea drinking form days and March 2, our group In Inventory your kRchen tomorrow! St. Lawrence College or At this time Peggy realizes of bringing such a host of talent depth of the Puerto Rican way employed by a Japanese will leave with the West Hartwick College. Her courses her dream to be a professional together in time, and helping to of life, and in doing so, to woman. This differs vastly Senecans for a week’s stay HAMILTON BEACH this year include Math 4, perhaps absorb some of the S S W i i i S p . guide on the Allagash River in audition all the excellent acts is from the manner in which the there. Much credit must be RANGE COUNTER STAINLESS TEFLON COATED French 4, Ecology and Man, Maine. She also wants to senior Terry Sullivan, the head deep-rooted heritage of modern parched-throated MHSers in­ given to our journeying school KITCHEN Chemistry, Botany and AP backpack the Appalachian Trail of the Roupd Table Variety ’ suburbia. The CYOers, most of stantaneously gulp down one- representatives for they will be TOPS STEEL SINKS English. HOODS and the Pacific Coast ’Trail in Show Coin'mittee. Terry, whom were billinguai, told us half a pint of milk. sacrificing a week of titillating M ain Office WALL FACING SKILLET ^13®® Peggy’s activities, besides entirety. She also would like to working with Miss Martha first in Spanish then in English Marijfo then joined Mrs. studies in order to make this 3 C Girl Scouts as a patrol leader see Rasberry Coconut Zingers White, has worked very hard in of the climate, topography, Greenfield and Mrs. Horwitz in trip. 1007 M ain Street and Senior Planning Board Ginny Schaffer Peggy Schaffer put on the shelves of the MHS both the Talent Show and the customs, holidays, and history demonstrating the preparation Now is the time to conclude Representative, include Sock cafeteria in the near future. Variety Show, to make them of Puerto Rico. of skiyaki, a Japanese meat and this mind-bogging resume of Mancheoter ' , , and Buskin, AFS, and being co­ A final quote from Ginny: both successful. AFS members oh’d and vegetable dish. The AFSers, AFS activities. It is my hope editor of Semanhis. A member In the summer of 1973 Ginny 649-4586 7 tend the class. “If students “Make people aware that the Miss White will direct the ah’d at slides of the vast chopsticks in hand, watched that your thirst for knowledge of the track team, Peggy’s in­ and Peggy were among 25 girls want to skip, they’re only hurt­ environment is very fragile. We Round Table Singers in the golden beaches and swaying this with interest and some on this subject has been HAMILTON BEACH terests include mainly outdoor chosen from all over the U.S. to ing themselves, not the ad­ all have to take care of it. Man orchestra pit, as they provide coconut palms which our degree of skepticism knowing quenched and you are fully K M art Plaza Office 3-Speed activities, although both she participate in a National Girl ministration. They’ll realize doesn’t own it; we only live musical interludes between visitors proudly referred to as that the remaining portion of prepared to face another day p C t 0 - | # ' v and Ginny enjoy playing the Scout Opportunity in Missouri. that if you don’t attend classes here and are a port of it just acts. These will be centered home. A few of Manchester’s undaunted! — Gail Heimann piano and the guitar, as well as They spent two weeks canoeing you’ll flunk out. That’s all there like everything else. Pretty around variaus spots in more fluent Spanish students Spencer Street ' Single Bowl PORTABLE listening to folk music. and portaging on the Missouri is to it.” soon we won’t be here and we’ll availed themselves of the op­ |40 EASY TO INSTALL America, and will be consistent M a n c h e s t e r R e g , 24.00 P e g ^ and Ginny share a River. Ginny went on another Ginny and Peggy reside at 118 have no one to blame but with the theme of the program. portunity to engage in friendly 8SQ.FT. keen interest in the put of *'6’,SV10\12’ ^ 5 5 Double Bowl 595 MIXER Opportunity in Wyoming as Porter Street with their ourselves.” The very popular Nifty Fifty conversation with their Puerto 649-3007 Reg. P40 doors, exploring “Such interests part of an environmental parents, Mr. and Mrs. Beldon Rican peers. This new-found R efrU S »®'"- R e g . 32.25 Reg. 6.99 While Ginny and Peggy will Boys, who were an instant LAST HOME GAMEl / 4 6 .5 0 3 7 " ® as canoeing, primitive cam­ studies project. “We do more Schaffer and sister, Nancy. be busy pursuing their life’s success in the Talent Show, will ability for communication ping, and backpacking. Peggy than sell cookies,” is the way ’Iheir older sister Cheryl works goals, you will still be able to be featured in this show, and proved to be a just compensa­ $088 would like to attend Springfield they put it. “It’s good to have at Hampshire College and Janet catch them Friday night, Feb. will be performing four to six tion for the grueling, tedious formerly Manchester Savings & Loan Asaoctatlon College and major in recrea­ opportunities to explore works at a day care center in 14 as the Rose Sisters — a nostalgic numbers guaranteed labor undertaken in Spanish Tuesday at 7:45 P.M. tion, possibly becoming a youth different fields.” Durham, N. H. When Peggy is Remembrance of the 1940s in to rock Bailey Auditorium into classrooms over the year. IMANCHUOnn or public service director. When I asked Ginny how she not pursuing one of her many the MHS variety show, along a trance of greasy frenzy. Father Thomas and his group In Cfarlie Arena Girl Scouting was a major felt about the quality of educa­ school activities, she serves with Datlene Anderson and Sue Tickets may be obtained from joined us in having refreshing, Shop Friday motivating force in both girls’ tion at MHS she replied that fish at Arthur Treacher’s Marteney. Until then, the any Round Table member or, sensible glasses of fruit jujce, lives. ’They feel it gave them op­ although we basically fulfill our restaurant. Schaffers leave you with this (hopefully) at the, door. The and finally, we said adios to our 6 4 9 -5 2 5 3 to 8 :3 0 p .m . portunities to explore the out­ educational requirements, The person Ginny and Peggy quote from their experiences in cost is $1.50 and although there Puerto Rican comrades. ’This MANCHESTER vs ENFIELD l e W f f i n doors which every person more emphasis should be admire most is their older Missouri: “ When you smell is no SAA price, ninth graders was not to be a final goodbye. should have. ’They have spent placed on vocational training. sister, Cheryl. “She’s forthright cucumbers, you’d better move and under may purchase a Hopefully the future holds in the last several summers as Both Ginny and Peggy ad­ S a tu rd a ys and stands up for what she pretty fast, because a ticket at the low price of $1. store further meetings and JV G A M E 6:15 P.M. either campers, aides, or vocate legalized "skipping.” By believes in. Right now she’s copperhead is sure to be lurking Buy your tickets right away planned activities with the & Loan Association • Since 1891 3 3 6 to 4 p .m . counselors at various Girl Scout this they mean it is the trying to unionize the clerical somewhere in or around you to a show that is guaranteed to CYOers of Hartford. MANCHESTER PARKADE camps. student’s responsibility to at- workers at Hampshire College sleeping bag.” - Mary Charest entertain. *- T. Mrakus Tuesday, Jan. 28, bore an NORTH M AIN STREET MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 7, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 7, 1975 — PAGE NINETEEN Schools-Classes l.,egal INotices Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 YH Homes lor Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale NOTICE 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale Court of Probate OF DISSOLUTION 23 Homes For Sale 23 District of Manchester EL-RO COMPANY, INC. MATURE WOMAN to work NEWSPAPER CARRIERS for ADULT safe boating classes - NOTICE TO CREDITORS Wednesday through Friday the Manchester Herald for MANCHESTER - Owner, six MANCHESTER - Beautiful SUCESSFULLY selling your 1 ESTATE OF EMMA FRANCES Notice is hereby given, pur­ Caldor area and all of South by USCG Auxiliary at Martin room Cape, move-in condition, DORAN, deceased evenings and all day Sunday. School, Dartmouth Road, starter home, four room Cape, home is as important to us as it Pursuant to an order of Hon. William suant to Section 33-379 of the Windsor. Call Mr. Griffin, 647- deep treed lot, carpeting and Apply in person. Swiss Colony, Manchester. Register February redecorated, convenient loca- is to you. Call now - let us » CUT THIS AD OUT E FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must be General Statutes of the State of Manchester Parkade. 9411. fireplace, $31,900. 6«-9969. ?27,300. 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Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. bedroom Colonial on Scar­ age, just right lot, conveniently NOTICE OF CREDITORS and that a certificate to that 289-7475 — EAST HARTFORD 900. ESTATE OF PATRICK J. McGANN Manchester Herald. anytime. NEW HOMES - Stay in borough Road, Highland Park located. Trade of your present 742-8243 — COVENTRY Pursuant to an order of Hon. William effect has been filed with the MANCHESTER - Authentic Manchester but move up to district. Family room, many home considered. Donald S. E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be Secretary of State as required PART-TIME experienced Colonial reproduction. Four Canterbury Estates, 7 3/4% Member National Assoc, of Real Estate Boards also presented to the fiduciary named below extras. By owner. $51,900. 646- Gale, Realty Co., Realtors, on or befcre April 27, 1975 or be barred by law, effective February 5, cleaners - Greater Manchester bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths,.double mortgage money is available 4235. MLS, 289-7939. I member of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon Multiple by law. The fiduciaryary is: 1975. BROAD ST. DAIRY QUEEN area. Evenings, 3 and 4 hour garage. Lookout Mountain now and so are a variety of I Listing Service. EAST HARTFQRD — 6 room Cape. 3 bedrooms, full Veronica M. McGann All creditors of the corpora­ PHONE 643-2711 BRAZIER shifts. Call 649-5335. area. Must see to appreciate. beautifully finished homes, basement. Alum, storms and screens. Carport. Nice Yard. 96 Prospect Street Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. some of which are ready for im­ Should be seen for only $32,500. Manchester. Conn. tion, if any, are warned to pre­ REOPENING FOR 1075 Vernon City Sower* 06040 LATHE HAND - From $16,000 - mediate occupancy. (5all 646- 3 FAMILY — One 4-room apt. and two 3-room apts. sent their claims to Victor I. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD SEASON SOON. MANCHESTER- Center Street, $18,000 per year plus benefits. 2482, Blanchard and Rossetto $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 Monthly Income ol $435. Good Investment. Only $34,900. Moses, Attorney at Law, 229 Experienced in setting up three family in business zone II, Realtors. LARGE Seven-room Colonial, 1 East Center Street, Experienced female help ideal for professional offices, or baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ 1/2 baths, aluminum siding, JUST REDUCED — Lakewood Circle, North. 5-room engine lathes, and working to age, nearly two acres. Hutchins Court of Probate Manchester, Connecticut, on or NOTICE INDEX needed. Must be over 18.i close tolerances. Prototype - commercial expansion. $75,000. , treed lot, $48,500. Ranch with one car garage. Aluminum sided, carpeting, District of Manchester Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. STATE OF CONNECTICUT Hours: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., 11 short run quality parts. Produc­ LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- B IS Agency, 646-3166. prime location. Great buy at $39,500. NOTICE OF CREDITORS before June 15,1975. All claims NOTICES HAPPY ADS ROLLING PARK ESTATES ESTATE OF CATHERINE W. not so presented will be barred DEPARTMENT OF 1 — Lott and Found a.m. - 3 p.m., 11 a.m. - 6 p.m., tion experience man can be 2440. BRAND NEW COLONIAL — 6 large rooms with floor to DONOVAN as provided by statute. TRANSPORTATION 2 — Portonalt Order Your | 5 p.m. -11 p.m. retrain e to fit. Suburban area. Cape, 7 rooms, new kitchen, 2 Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 3 — Announcemenia full baths, formal dining LARGE, 48' Ranch - Country MANCHESTER - Build for the celling raised hearth fireplace. Extra-large master E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must be Dated at Manchester, 24 WOLCOTT HILL ROAD Apply in person 10 a.m. - 2 Armatt, Inc, 237 Oak Street, BOLTON - Four-bedroom 4 — Enierlainmenl Glastonbury, 633-3629. kitchen with screened 18x14’ future in this comfortable and bedroom with walk-ln closet. Hardwood floors, IV2 baths, presented to the fiduciary named below Connecticut this 4th day of WETHERSFIELD, CONN. 5 — Auctions p.m., Monday-Friday ;for Ranch set on 3/4 acre treed lot. room, rear dormer, oversized on or before April 28, 1975 or be barred Fireplaced living room, rec deck, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, expandable home. Modern stove, hood, and dishwasher. Only $41,900. February, 1975. BUILDING(S) AND/OR “Happy j interview 2-car garage, treed lot, walk by law. The fiduciary is: FINANCIAL WANTED woman to prepare rpom, dining room, eat-in finished rec room, 2 fireplaces. kitchen, two bedrooms, large DUPLEX 5 & 5 — Aluminum sided, 3 years old. Each side Betty Hineline STRUCTURE(S) to Buckley School. El-Ro Company, Inc. 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages evening meals for two adults kitchen plus garage. High 30’s. Prestigious Rockledge area. unfinished second floor, quiet has 3 bedrooms and one and a half baths. $42,000. 214 March Blvd Victor I. Moses TO BE REMOVED 9 — Personal Loans DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER Low 40’s. Call us today, street, $30,500. Keith Real Phillipsburg, New Jersey to — Insurance Thought” ^ I who are away all day. Very Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. F.J.SPILECKI IN-GROUND POOL — comes with this 6 room aluminum 08865 Its Attorney Sealed bids for the removal 242 Broad St Manchester light house work, prefer an Jackston Agency, 646-1316. Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. or demolition of building! s) EMPLOYMENT Realtor 643-2121 sided Colonial. 2V2 baths, one car garage. Call for details 13 — Help Wanted older woman who wants a good READY on this immaculate house. and/or structure(s), more fully 14 — Business Opportunities Today! home, can have one or two For Buyer to decorate, lovely A beautiful new wooded LEGAL NOTICE described in the attached 15 — Situation Wanted rooms of her own. Write Box L, FOUR FAMILY IN MANCHESTER — Two 4-room apts., Notice is hereby given of the certification of party-endorsed RECEPTIONIST - Physician’s 7-room Raised Ranch, 3 CENTER STREET - Older 2- list(s), will be received by the Manchester Herald. one 6-room apt., and one 3-room apt. Income over $700 candidates of the Democratic Party for nomination to the EDUCATION Assistant; Diversified position bedrooms, 2 baths, dining family close to Shopping area created and designed Commissioner of Transporta­ 18 — Private Instructions Parkade, 4-4, second floor in­ .W HEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATE | per month. Asking only $52,500. Municipal Offices specified below to be filled at the Municipal 19 — Schools-Classes in Dermatologist’s office in OFFICE MANAGER required room with sundeck. Family tion in Room 149 at 24 Wolcott 20 — Instructions Wanted Happiness Is... cludes carpeting, stove and especially for your new FIVE FAMILY IN COVENTRY - Good Investment. Four election to be held May 5,1975, in the Town of Bolton. A list of the ... SofflMnt Vernon. Must be mature, for general insurance agency. room, fireplace, aluminum Hill Road, Wethersfield, Attending the 3rd Annual dependable; possess basic refrigerator. C. E. Lamson THINK I 4-room apts. and one 6-room apt. Located on 3 acres. persons so endorsed as candidates is on file in my office, being REAL ESTATE may havt taut you Insurance background and siding, 2-car garage, large Agency, 633-0227. I the office of the Town Clerk, 222 Bolton Center Road, and copies Connecticut, until 11:00 a.m., 23 — Homes lor Sale POLICEMAN’S BALL business skills. Medical typing required. Salary open. wooded lot. home. Lots for sole or Call for details. Asking $52,900. February 18, 1975, after which 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale o kappy adl April 12 from 9 to 2 assisting knowledge helpful, but Ask for Mr. Donovan. Jewell- NEW LISTING - COLUMBIA — Brand new custom built thereof are available for public distribution. 25 — Investment Property will train right person. Call 646- M E R R in HIGHLAND PARK School - {»Uaac\vavd & ^osseUoS they will be publicly opened and 26 — Business Property England Insurance, Monroe Moses will custom OFFICE TERM Manchester Armory 2075 between 12 noon and 2 p.m. Realtors 646-1180 Newly decorated 6-room Cape, $27,900 — Immaculate three bedroom Ranch, 7-room Split. Finished family room, 2 car garage, 2 full read aloud. Bids must be sub­ 27 — Resort Properly Manchester, 646-4662. 1 1/2 baths, one-car garage. I I baths, aluminum sided, tllt-out windows, bullt-lns. Acre 1 First Selectman 7/1/75 - 7/1/77 mitted on Proposal Form CON 28 — Real Estate Wanted build your home. ■ fireplaced living room, treed lot plus much more. m 1 Selectman 7/ 1/75 - 7/ 1/77 WAITRESSES - CHEFS - A »irn A cc A dining room, living room lot. Asking $56,900. 114J in bid envelopes provided MISC. SERVICES 1 Town Treasurer 7/1/75 - 7/1/77 bartenders, waiters wanted, AMBASSADOR DRIVE - with fireplace, patio, aluminum $32,500 — Neat, clean, 5-room Cape. Huge living room, 31 — Services Ottered HANDYMAN NEEDED Seven-room Condominium, siding. C. E. Lamson Agency, car port, treed lot. by the Department of Transpor­ 32 — Painting-Papering Happiness Is apply Lake House, Inc., Route I 1 Tax Collector 7/1/75 - 7/1/77 7 for large convalescent home. excellent condition, carport, 633-0227. UP TO $42,000 MORTGAGE 1 Agent of Town Deposit Fund 7/1/75 - 7/1/77 tation, which may be secured in 33 — Bullding-Coniracling listening to the 44A-Bolton, Conn. 643-9731, 742- $33,900 — The most immaculate OVa room Cape ever. I recreation room, carpeting, 4 —------Room 150 at 24 Wolcott Hill 34 — Rootlng-SIdlng 6531. Under new management, Basic maintenance skill Fireplace, carpeting, gas grill, treed lot. 2 Board of Finance 7/1/75 - 7/1/81 35 — Heating-Plumbing required. Experience in plum­ baths. Only $32,900. Goodchild- SOUTH WINDSOR - 6 1/2 room AT 7 3 /4 % 2 Board of Education 7/1/75 - 7/1/79 Road, Wethersfield, Connec­ 36 — Flooring MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL BAND start work in two weeks. Bartlett,. Realtors, 569-1744, I LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... ticut. The telephone number is 37 — Movlng-Trucklng-Slorage bing and electrical work help­ Split Level house. Priced only TO QUALIFIED BUYERS AT THE PRESENT TIME $34,900 — Newly listed 3-bedroom Ranch, carpeting, 2 Board of Tax Review 7/1/75 - 7/1/79 38 — Services Wanted and their guest 646-1852. in the mid 30’s. Convenient new kitchen, siding. A real cream puff. Treed loll I 566-4750. PART-TIME Clerk, male or ful. Starting rate $2.95 hourly. 1 Planning Commission 7/1/75 - 7/1/80 location, 1 1/2 baths, paneled Mosbs, Custom Builder Developer. ITEM #1 76-89-41,1-IG-86-l(14)8 MISC. FOR SALE female, apply in person, at Pine Contact K. Engel, Personnel VERNON - Three-bedroom $38,900 — Newly listed, 7-room Colonial, fireplace, gar­ REALE'S CGRNER 1 Planning Commission 7/1/76 - 7/1/81 41 — Articles lor Sale THE JOHN F. KENNEDY HIGH SCHOOL BAND family room, all in move-in I — 1% story frame house, M Pharmacy between the hours of Department. Ranch, 2 baths, 2-car garage, 875-2260 age, located off Princeton Street. Beautiful treed lot. 175 MAIN STREET PHBNE 646-4525 ^ 1 Planning Commission, Alternate 7/1/76 - 7/1/81 42 — Building Supplies in concert 8-5. 664 Center Street, 649-9814. condition. Principals only, 644- I Dobson Road, Vernon. Former 43 — Pets -Birds- Dogs %-acre wooded lot with fan­ 8113. $39,900 — Just listed, 7-room Country Raised Ranch, 1 Zoning Board of Appeals 7/1/75 - 7/1/80 44 — Livestock February 8th at 8:00 p.m. MEADOWS tastic view of Connecticut fireplace, double garaga, acre lot, clean. Dutch front. property of John J. Ellison et 45 — Boats S Accessories COOK - Nights. Willie’s Steak 1 Zoning Board of Appeals 7/1/76 - 7/1/81 DIRECTIONS: EXIT 97 OFF |.86 ONTO TUNNEL ROAD; I Valley; fully carpeted. $55,900. al; 30 Calendar Days. $25.00 46 — Sporting Goods House, 444 Center Street, CONVALESCENT HOME $39,900 — New 6-room, IV2 baths, aluminum sided 1 Zoning Board of Appeals, Alternate 7/1/76 - 7/1/81 47 — Garden Products Manchester High School 333 Bldwall Street Warren E. Howland Realtors, CONTINUE THROUGH TUNNEL AND TAKE LEFT ONTO I Liq. Damages Per Cal. Day. Manchester. Call 649-5271. Colonial. ASSUMABLE 8%% mortgage. $8,400 down. 2 Fire Commissioners 7/1/75 - 7/1/78 48 — Antiques Manchester 643-1108. ECHO ROAD. MANCHESTER - By owner. GISTRESSEG ITEM #2 76-89-43, I-IG-86- 49 — Wanted to Buy BEST BUYS $39,900 — Clean 3-bodroom Raised Ranch, Vh baths, 2 Fire Commissioners 7/1/76 - 7/1/79 An Equal Opportunity Employer I Lovely Ranch - three bedrooms, Out of state owner must sell 7- CLERK TYPIST - Must be 1 Fire Commissioner - To fill 1 (14)8— 2% story frame house, RENTALS fireplace, carpeting, garage, treed lot, anchor fence. wall-to-wall carpeting, 52 — Rooms lor Rent Personals familiar with figures and NEW 7 ROOM RAISED RANCH I room Condominium, 3 Vacancy for 2 years 5/5/75 - 7/1/77 54 Deming Street, Manchester. TWO FAMILY $42,900 — Battista Road. Quality built 3-bodroom fireplace, paneled living room Former property of John A. 53 — Apartments lor Rent possess general knowledge of Six-Six Duplex In center of bedrooms, 2‘/2 baths, finished 1 Fire Commissioner - To fill 54 — Homes lor Rent WOMAN wanted to work after- i U&R BEHER BUYS Colonial, IVz baths, brick front, treed lot. Impressivel and dining area. Attached gar­ Marks et al; 30 Calendar Days. TAX SERVICES for individuals office routine. Minimum typing Aluminum siding, garage, 2 I family room, full carpeting. Vacancy for 1 year 5/5/75 - 7/1/76 55 — Business lor Rent noons, 1-5 p.m. Must be able to town. New roof, gutters, new age, corner lot. Call 646-2984 if $25.00 Liq. Damages Per Cal. 56 — Resort Property lor Rent ADVERTISING and corporations. Home ser­ speed of 40 wpm. Call Ted type and operate Burroughs • raised hearth fireplaces, 2 M5,500 - New 8-room Raised Ranch. Fireplace, dou­ Ino answer, call 643-9985. Owner will listen to all offers. bath, shower. Wall-to-wall, $37,800 — East Hartford, 6-room Ranch, swimming pool. 4 Constables 7/1/75 - 7/1/77 57 — Wanted to Rent vice. Call 563-4643. Marcella 528-9031. Insurance baths, carpeting throughout. ble garage, city utilities. 7Y4% MORTGAGE. Possible for qualified buyer Day. 58 — Wise, lor Rent billing machine. Apply in per­ separate heating systems, 2 Public Building Commission 7/1/75 - 7/1/81 RATES Company of North America, 111 son at W. H. England Lumber Oil hot water baseboard heat, $41,000 — Bolton, 7 room Ranch, first floor family room. I MANCHESTER - Striking 4- with approximately $3,000 to ITEM #3 76-88-19, I-IG-86- Founders Plaza, East Hartford, tenants pay utilities and heat. $51,450 New, 8-room Split. Double garage. 7%% 3 Board of Library Directors 7/1/75 - 7/1/81 AUTOMOTIVE WANT TO start or join car pool Company, Route 44A, Bolton IVi acre treed lot. Only $41,-' bedroom Contemporary, 2 1/2 assume present mortgage. 1(34)8 — 2 story frame house, 51 — Autos lor Sale 1 day .. . 9c word per day High monthly Income. Call MORTGAGE AVAILABLE. I Notice is also hereby given, in accordance with Sec. 9-395 of from Manchester to the Aetna An equal opportunity employer. Notch. $43,500 - South Windsor, 7'/4 room Split, treed lot. baths, panoramic view of Hart­ frame garage and shed, 130 52 — Trucks lor Sale 3 days 8c word per day 900. Joe Lombardo for more For details. Call us. the General Statutes of Connecticut, that no candidate was en­ Home Office. Call Mary, 646------I* $52,900 — 8-room, 2Va bath Colonial. Fireplace, double ford skyline, sunken patio, 2-car 53 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale 6 days 7c word per day RECEPTIONIST bi-lingual, FIANO AGENCY - 646-5200 dorsed for the following: Windsor Street, Manchester. 54 — Molorcycles-Bicycles 26 days 6c word per day 1237 or Aetna Ext. 6583. SALAD GIRL wanted two * details. $45,500 — Coventry, 7-room Raised Ranch, one acre plus. garage. 7%% MORTGAGE. garage. 60’s. Warren E. MERRITT Former property of Emil 55 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle 15 WORD M INIMUM full-time, 40 hours weekly. I Reeltors, 646-1180 1 Zoning Board of Appeals, Alternate 7/1/75 - 7/1/80 nights a week. Apply Cavey’s ' Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Downey et al; 30 Calendar Homes Needed immediately. CONDOMINIUM $53,000 — Vernon, Boulder Ridge, new Raised Ranch. $54,900 — Brand new 5-5 Duplex, 1Vz baths, all I Notice is also hereby given that a primary will we held on 36 — Automotive Service Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch Restaurant, 45 East Center Days. $25.00 Liq. Damages Per M AD AM PALM Jobseekers open weekends, 5M- Street, 643-1415. MANCHESTER - West side. 5Vi rooms with extra kitchen aluminum. ASSUMABLE 9Vz%, 30-YEAR MORTGAGE. March 12, 1975, if a candidacy or candidacies are filed in accor­ 37 — Autos lor Rent-Lease 1070 $55,000- Manchester. Kennedy Rd., new 7-room Ranch. F Cal. Day. READER AND ADVISER Immaculate 7-room aluminum counters and cabinets. Wall- $57,300 — Large 8-room, 2Vz bath Colonial, aluminum dance with Sections 9-382 through 9-450, inclusive, of the General I CHEF NEEDED - Part-time. sided Cape. Charming formal siding, carpeting, double garage, 7Yi% MORTGAGE. ITEM #4 76-88-11, I-IG-86- MASSEUSE - Licensed, needed to-wall. Central alr- $55,500 — Vernon, 8-room Chalet. Immediate occupancy. I Statutes, as amended, by persons other than party-endorsed can­ 1 (34)8 — 2 story frame house Legal Notices CARD READING Experience as head chef dining room, fireplaced living condltlonlng. We believe this $58,900 — 7-room Ranch, all large rooms, double gar­ didates. for spa, part-time. Call 643- necessary. Salary DOE. room, garage, rec room and and garage, two frame sheds, GUARANTEED RESULTS 8076. Is the best condominium buy $55,800 - Manchester. 4-bedroom Raised Ranch. Forest age. Professionally landscaped lot. Aluminum siding. MANCHESTER & VICINITY Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on Love - Marriage and Bualneaa Jobseekers, 568-1070. more. Mid 30’s. Keith Real Hills area. I 100 Windsor Street, in town at $30,500. behalf of any enrolled Democratic Party member may be ob­ Court of Probate W ill ta ll you w hat you w ant to know Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. $59,900 — New 6-6 Duplex, glass doors to sundeck, 3 I • • about frianda, anamlea. To reunite • • Manchester. Former property District of Manchester FRONT END receptionist MAINTENANCE - Full, part- $59,000 — Vernon, Boulder Ridge, new 8-room Colonial. bedrooms, alum, siding, nice lot, city utilities. B&W tained from William J. Houle, Democratic Registrar of Voters, NOTICE TO CREDITORS the eaparatad, cause speedy, happy needed part-time, good typing- of Richard P. Hayes; 30 Calen­ ESTATE OF ALBERT L. marriages, over come anemias, evil time, days, evenings. Start im- MANCHESTER - Duplex, 7-6, TWO-FAMILY 133 Bolton Center Road, Bolton, Connecticut. Instructions for phone voice. Jobseekers open $69,800 - South Windsor, Green Ridge, spacious 9-room I$59,900 — Immaculate 8V2 room Colonial, located In dar Days. $25.00 Liq. Damages DANDURAND SR. habits, stumbling blocks and bad mediately. Call now. four bedrooms each, enclosed $37,900 — New listingll 6 room, aluminum sided Cape filing such a candidacy are contained in Part I, Instruction Page, luck. Lifts you out o l sorrow and tro u ­ 5-6 Flats. Recently painted Forest Hills. 18x32’ pool, double garage. I Halsed Ranch Per Cal. Day. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William weekends, 568-1070. Jobseekers, 568-1070. porches, very large rooms, 2- with full shed dormer, 2 baths, breezeway, en­ of the petition form, copies of which are available in said E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must be ble and starts you on the path o l hap­ outside. Two heating E car garage. Priced: high 40’s. $89,900 — Manchester, HIghwood Drive, new 8-room 2- $61,900 — Executive 9V2 room Colonial, magnificent Registrar’s office. Prior to obtaining the petition form, the con­ ITEM #5 76-89-2, I-IG-86- presented to the fiduciaryry Inamed below piness and prosperity. systems. Copper plumbing. closed screened porch and garage. on or before*ore April 228, 1975 or be barred MAN WANTED for floor EXPERIENCED AUTO By owner. Call after 5,646-0766. story. Ientrance foyer. 7Y4% MORTGAGE AVAILABLE. 1(14)8 — Concrete block gar­ 243 -1 33 7 $38,900 — Unbelievable value here In our 7 room, alumi­ sent of each candidate to be proposed therein plus a deposit of by law. Thelie fiaucia;fiouciary:iary i is; cleaning duties, mornings 8 Aluminum storms and I mechanic or mature service age, Hale Road and McNall Gloria A. YoYoung $66,500 — New listed contemporary Raised Ranch on num sided Colonial with 3 garages. Immediate $25.00 for each such candidate, to be paid in the manner required a.m. to 10.30 a.m. daily. 646- station attendant to run and 7 3/4% MORTGAGE available screens. Garage. Close to Street, Manchester. Former 114 Downey Drive 4220. everything near center of ...Have ready buyers for all types of homes. If you’re Blue Ridge Drive, 8 rooms, carpeting. Inspiring view. occupancyll by law, must be filed with said registrar. A petition containing Manchester, Conn. manage or lease service sta­ to qualified buyer. New 7 room I thinking of selling, call usi the required number of signatures of enrolled Democratic property of John B. Barnini et 06040 tion. Call 643-9521 after 6:30 Raised Ranch, 2 1/2 baths. town. Owner may help with 'k'k'k'k'k-k-k-k-k'k-k'k-k-k-kir-k-kirifk-k-k-k-k-k I $43,900 — Seldom can we offer a 4 bedroom Colonial in al; 30 Calendar Days. $25.00 □ FINANCIAL members in said Town must be filed with said registrar of voters BROAD ST. DAIRY QUEEN p.m. fireplace, two-car , $52,- financing. “mint condition” at this price. For those that Liq. Damages Per Cal. Day. ADVERTISING 900. Frechette & SGUTHVIEW ★ GPEN SUNGAY 12-4 appreciate a tremendous buy, please come not later than 4 P.M. on February 17, 1975, being the next BRAZIER artin, Inc. All types of Rnanclng avallabls on tliese homes. INEW SUBDIVISION OF CUSTOM DUPLEX HOMES. FEATURING: Joseph B. Burns Subtract those things gathering Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 JOBSEEKERS - Open Realtors, 64frA144, SIX-ROOM RANCH and see. succeeding business day following the 25th day preceding the day REOPENING FOR 1975 Buy now before prices Increase. UNDERQROUND UTILITIES, SIDEWALKS, AND OPEN SPACE LAND. I of the primary. Commissioner of dust— “AtT dollars to your in- DEADLINE weekends, 9-5, Saturday, Sun­ Three bedrooms, garage, MORTGAGES ARE AVAILABLE AND QUALIFIED TENANTS $45,900 — Smashing, 8 room Raised Ranch with 4 bed­ 12:00 noon the day before FOR SALE - Private $8,700 first SEASON SOON. day. Immediate employment SUPPLIED. PLEASE STOP “BUY” AND INVESTIGATE THIS IDEAL Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, this 4th day of February, 1975. Transportation come deep treed yard. Peaceful, rooms, 2% baths, lots of plush carpeting, rec publication. mortgage, paying 10% interest. Needs a good experienced opportunities. 568-1070. , $27,BOO IFAMILY INVESTMENT. DIRECTIONS: HARTFORD ROAD TO quiet street. Aluminum room with fireplace and garage. Municipal Clerk, Catherine K. Leiner Deadline for Saturday and Good property equity. Call 649- man for counter work and ------r Will buy this 5-room Cape U&R REALTY CO. WILFRED ROAD. SHOWN DAILY BY APPOINTMENT. I storms and screens. 1 V i $53,900 — New listingll Custom built 8 room Raised Town of Bolton, Conn. Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. 5371. I closing duties. Must be over AVON - Santa Claus take all ” with one room unfinished, 6 4 3 -2 0 9 2 'kirit'k-k-k-k-k-kir'k’kir-kirir-kick-kiririfk-k-k LEGAL NOTICE your money? Be an Avon baths. Truly an unusual value Ranch In an area of fine homes. For those who 18. Hours, 5 p.m. - midnight, aluminum siding, excellent I MGRTGAGE MGNEY! appreciate quality craftsmanship this is a TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ Representative. Meet people, In the mid-thirtles. Ask for Robert D. Murdock, Realtor PLEASE READ Monday-Friday. Good pay for location. Vacant, owners NEW HIGHER INCOME LIMITS FOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY FOR I must. LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given of the certification of party-endorsed cond, third. All kinds. Realty pay off holiday bills and start Mr. Mathew. right man. anxious to sell. CHFA FINANCING — ALSO — 8S% AND 95% “MGIC” LOANS ARE $64,900 — Fantastic, 2 family brick Ranch, just 5 years Notice is hereby given of the certification of party-endorsed candidates of the REPUBLICAN Party for nomination to the YOUR AD statewide. Credit rating un­ saving again. Let’s talk about ONCE AGAIN AVAILABLE. WE INVITE YOUR CALL TO DISCUSS ANY candidates of the DEMOCRATIC Party for nomination to the necessary. Reasonable. Con­ Apply in person 10 a.m. - 2 it. Call 523-9401. IONE OF THESE PROGRAMS. old. 4 fireplaces, built-ins, carpeting and a Municipal Offices specified below to be filled at the municipal Classified ads are taken over FIVE GARAGES Municipal Offices specified below to be filled at the municipal the phone as a convenience. fidential, quick arrangements. p.m., Monday-Friday or Call T. J. Crockett Go with this business zoned HOMES OF DISTINCTION I host of other quality features. Far below re­ election to be held on May 5th, 1975 in the Town of Andover, •k'k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-kic-kirilirifk-kir'k-kir-kit election to be held on May 5,1975 in the Town of Andover, Connec­ Connecticut. A list of the persons so endorsed as candidates is on The Herald is responsible for Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. ; 643-4491, g4g-3782‘ for CALLING ALL bar maids, and Immaculate large two- placement. only one incorrect insertion and 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ waitresses, cocktail Realtors______643-1577 Ottered By Our office la In constant need of new listings. It you’re ticut. A list of the persons so endorsed as candidates is on file in file in my office, being the office of the Town Clerk, Town Office interview. __ family. All garages rented for I then only to the size of the ford. Evenings, 233-6879. waitresses. Full, part-time. thinking ol selling, please call tor conlldenllal Inspection my office, being the office of the Town Clerk, Town Office Building, School Road, Andover, Conn., and copies thereof are original insertion. Errors which excellent extra Income. Two I D M QUEEN Start now. Jobseekers, 568-l()70. Building, School Road, Andover, Conn., and copies thereof are CONDOMINIUM - three fflarl . BARROWS & WALLACE Town Clerk 7.1.75 to 7-1-77 Town Treasurer 7-I-75 to 7-1-77 after 5. Upstairs flat is furnished. REALTORS-MLSBE Al T/\Dc_Mi c 6 4 6 -24^^^^^ Town Treasurer 7.1.75 to 7-1-77 Jobseekers, immediate PRICE REDUCED - Great lot, NEW LISTING - Immaculate six-room home featuring Tax Collector 7-I.75 to 7-1-77 employment opportunities, 568- Garage. A smaller two-famlly roomy remodeled kitchen, dining room, 189 West Center Street Manchester New Haven Hartford Tax Collector 7.1.75 to 7-1-77 □ EMPLOYMENT MACHINIST - Full-time. possible 8 rooms, 2-car garage. at a real budget price. Call 649-5306 Agent of Town Deposit Fund 7-1-75 to 7-1-77 Experience a must. Start im­ three bedrooms, ceramic bath plus two- 397-1515 728-6615 Agent of Town Deposit Fund 7-1-75 'to 7-1-77 Board of Finance 7-I-75 to 7-1-81 Look at this price, $35,900. Jack for more details. Board of Finance 7.1-75 to 7-1-81 □ NOTICES mediately. Jobseekers, 568- Frechette & Martin,Inc. car garage. One of the cleaneet homes Board of Education, Full Term 7-1-75 to 7-1-81 Help Wanted 13 WOMAN FOR housecleaning 1070. Realtors, 646-4144. we have ever listed. Priced In mid 30’s. Board of Education, Full Term 7-1-75 to 7-1-81 Board of Education To Fill vacancy two days per week, ’Tuesday Board of Tax Review 7-I-75 to 7-1-81 for two years ' 5-5-75 to 7-1-77 TOOL MAKERS - All-around and Friday. Need own transpor­ BELFIORE NEW LISTING - Five-flve two-famlly on west side. Large SENTRY Lost and Found i tation. 64 ^2 0 . Business Opportunity 14 COVENTRY - New $27,000 Planning & Zoning Commission 7-1-75 to 7-1-81 Board of Tax Review 7-1-75 to 7-1-81 machinists and Bridgeport Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 8 1/2%, 33 kitchen, living room, two bedrooms on Real Estate second floor, one bedroom on third. Ga­ Planning & Zoning Commission, Planning & Zoning Commission 7-1-75 to 7-1-81 FOUND - Quilted bedspread. operators. Top wages, fringe years. Possibly no money down AGENCY Alternate Full Term 7-1-75 to 7-1-79 benefits and overtime. GOOD DRIVING RECORD? MANCHESTER - Clean and Realtors 647-1413 rage. Priced at $39,500. Planning & Zoning Commission, Alternate Owner may claim by iden­ modern -bay service station under FHA. Builder 228-0486. Planning & Zoning Commission, Alternate to Experience preferred. Apply at Part-time, immediate opening. 2 Full term 7-1-75 to 7-1-79 tifying. Call 649-8695. Heavy pick-up delivery. for lease or sale. Call 643-9521 NEVV LISTING - Five-room Ranch near lake In nearby Fill Vacancy for Two Years 5-5-75 to 7-1-77 Paragon Tool Company, 121 Zoning Board of Appeals 7-1-75 to 7-1-81 Adams Street. Jobseekers, open weekends, after 6:30 p.m. Coventry. Two acres of land. Priced at Zoning Board of Appeals 7-1-75 to 7-1-81 Zoning Board of Appeals, Alternate 7-1-75 to 7-1-79 FOUND - Female, gray and tan 568-1070. EXCLUSIVE OFFERINQS BY- only $23,500. angora cat, black collar, vicini- Zoning Board of Appeals, Alternate 7-1-75 to 7-1-79 Fire Commissioner 7-1-75 to 7-1-81 PHONE FROM home to ser­ GREETING CARD Shop - WATSDN BEACH REAL ESTATE CO. Fire Commissioner 7-1-75 to 7-1-81 ^ East Middle Turnpike and EXPERIENCED part-time Excellent location in new, large More Than 45 Yeart Service in Eaitern Conneclirul BOLTON- Seven-room Ranch with garage on Yz Constables 7-1-75 to 7-1-77 Parker St. 643-2320 after 4 p.m. vice our customers for super ConsUbles 7.1.75 to 7-1-77 Library Director Full Term 7-1-75 to 7-1-81 earnings. Choose own hours. maid, approximately 4 days per Manchester shopping center. Immiculat* 5 room Capo, 1W batha, braozaway, attachad ga- acre treed lot. Three or four bedroome, week, apply Connecticut Motor Edmund Gorman, Agency, 646- raga. Convanlant location. lireplacad living room, eat-ln kitchen with Library Director Full Term 7-1-75 to 7-1-81 Library Director To fill vacancy LOST - Black and white Call 647-1810. Library Director To Fill Lodge, 400 Tolland Turnpike, 4040. 7 room Ralaad Ranch, apotloaa condition. FIroplacod lamlly dishwaaher and stove plua formal dining for four years 5.5.75 to 7-1-79 Alaskan Malamute. “Cleaka” . Manchester. room. Exceptional valua. Vacancy for Four Years 5-5-75 to 7-1-79 Norton Fund Commissioner Full term 7-1-75 to 7-1-81 Wearing collar. Call 849-1036. WANTED - Man with some room and liniahed basement. Asking Library Director to Fill Pratt & Whitney Diaform grin­ LAMPS and lighting fixtures 10 room Colonial (circa 1720) convartad to 2 apartmonta. Cloaa $39,900. Norton Fund Commissioner To fill vacancy DR. WELBY looking for Con- business with large showroom, to UCONN. Vacancy for Two Years 5-5-75 to 7-1-77 ■FOUND - Mongrel, brown, ding experience. This is of a VERNON - Six-room Cape with screened in porch for two years 5-5.75 to 7-1-77 production nature. Please apply suela! Full-time, shorthand located in Vernon. Edmund 0 room cuatom built Ranch, 2 batha, 2-car garaga. Cantral vac Norton Fund Commissioner Full Term 7-1-75 to 7-1-81 Insurance Commissioner Full term 7-1-75 to 7-1-81 white on chest, male. Call Dog helpful. Jobseekers open Gorman, Agency, 646-4040. ayatam. In-ground pool. and garage set on IV4 acres plus large Warden, 646-4555. in person; Metronics Inc., Insurance Commissioner Full Term 7-1-75 to 7-1-81 Insurance Commissioner To fill vacancy Routes 6 & 44A Bolton. weexends, 568-1070. 0 room, 2W bath brick and frarna Colonial built by UOR. Ex- barn. Many possibilities. Asking $43,900. 7 Insurance Commissioner To Fill for four years 5.5.75 to 7-1-79 qulaltaly dacoratad. Pleturaaqua aatting on gulol aotting In Vacancy for Two Years 5-5-75 to 7-1-77 FOUND - Puppy, black and tan Foroat Hllla. . • ■ » MANCHESTER - New eight-room Colonial with two-car Notice is also hereby given that a primary will be held female, shepherd type. Call LUNCH HELP wanted, grill garage. Four bedroome, 2% bathe, fire­ Notice is also hereby given that a primary will be held therein experience...... helpful. Apply Ann’s children, 10-2 p.m., Monday 0 room USR bulll Exocutlvo homo. FIroplacod lamlly room and therein on March 10th, 1975, if a candidacy or candidacies are filed Dog Warden, 646-4555. through Friday. My home. Own FOR SALE living room, 4 bodrooma, 2W batha. Prtma raaldantlal araa with placed family room, large eat-ln kitchen on March 12th, 1975, if a candidacy or candidacies are filed in ac­ in accordance with Sections 9-382 through 9-450, inclusive, of the Oak Street, fantaatle vlaw. NEWLY LISTED anchester. transportation. 64M220. Real Estate offlceiJn with appliances. Priced in the mid 50’s. cordance with Sections 9-382 through 9450, inclusive, of the General Statutes, as amended, by persons other than party- Personals 2 Spaeloua 10 room, 2'A bath Exacutiva homa. Cuatom built In Manchester executive home In one of Manchester's finest Manchester fur MANCHESTER - Excellent starter home. Four-room Cape JUST LISTEO General Statutes, as amended, by persons other than party- endorsed candidates. 1007. Quality laaturaa thruout. FIraplacad living room, lamlly areas. Carpeted, living room, formal dining room, work- HAIRDRESSER Wanted - DUTCHMAID Clothing looking room , don. with two bedrooms, remodeled kitchen, Immaculate front-to-back Split Level. Large country endorsed candidates. Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on INCOME tax returns prepared for you. Short hours, good pay, nished and ready for saver kitchen with all bullt-lns, first floor fireplaced family in the privacy of your home Call Experienced. Pampered Lady, 11 room, 2'A bath RESTORED Colonial (circa 1740) on 18 aorta. wall-to-wall throughout, ceramic bath. kitchen, family room with bar, 3 bedrooms, possible 4th Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf behalf of any enrolled Republican Party member may be ob­ Glastonbury, 633-5652 after will train you. Jessie Dunnack, business. Money room, 4 bedrooms, lovely wooded lot. Truly a choice of any enrolled Democratic Party member may be obtained from Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or 525- p-4216. Barn, pond, mill pond atudio, brook.' Outalandlng homo and Priced at only $26,900. bedroom. Priced at $41,900. Call 872-7311 tained from Anne B. Anderson, Republican Registrar of Voters, 8263. 6:30, 563-6392. aatting. offering. Call for Inspection, 289-4331. Beatrice E. Kowalski, Democratic Registrar of Voters, Route making opportunity Lake Road, Andover, Connecticut. Instructions for filing such a for aggressive per­ 0 room, 2

Ai3dvs oaD ! V. I rnd PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Feb. 7, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 7,1975— PAGE TWENTY-ONE Homes For Sale Lots-Land for Sale 24 Services Offered 31 Articles for Sale . 41 Articles for Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 41 Articles tor Sale Articles lor Sale 41 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Business tor Rent 55 Business for Rent 55 Business for Rent 55 MANCHESTER - Only $1,695 COLUMBIA - Residential lot 1.5 WILL TRUCK most anything, S'i-S? WYNSHAW’S wedding gown, PEREGO • Carriage, car bed, acres, 225’ frontage, centrally most any place for below down, could get you into this 6- m originally $400. $150 or best and mattress, good condition, SPORTSCAR parts, whole gar­ BEAUTY PARLOR - located, $8,500, Ferrigno, 423- reasonalro prices. Free es------WS GLASTONBURY - Two- MANCHESTER - Six room MANCHESTER - Family style LARGE two-room furnished MANCHESTER - East Center DFFICE SPACE room, 3-bedroom, 2 1/2 baths, offer, size 12. 849-8054. $35. Call 742-7419. age full of Sunbeam Alpine Manchester Shopping Parkade. 1886, after 6, 228-3506. timates. Call 646-4303. bedroom garden apartment, duplex, three bedrooms, rec two-bedroom Townhouse. Full apartment, beautiful country Street. Modem air-conditioned FOB BENT full cellar Condominium. All — BARGAIN BOX parts. Everything. 646-4303. basement, private entrances This is a prime location. 1,200 large rooms and closets, swim­ room, garage, adults only. $200. setting, utilities included. $150 office space, from 100 to 2,000 250 square feet, center appliances plus wall-to-wall DAYSTROM kitchen set, $25. CONVERTIBLE sofa-bed, king ming pool. $189. 633-4^. and patio. Includes heat and monthly. 568-6406. after 5:30 square feet, $4.50 per foot. square feet. Be first. Call 646- DRESSMAKING - Everything Clip Out - Fill in - Mall Today/ References, security. Write nchester, air conditii carpeting. Ask for Mary Judge Call 649-9251 anytime. size mattress. $50. Linda, 643- 30-GALLON gas hot water Box G, Manchester Herald. appliances. $250 monthly. Paul and weekends. Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. 6555. at F. J. Spilecki, Spi' ■ — Realtor, ■ 643- - Business Property 26 from pants to bridal gowns. 0681 after 4, weekdays. heater, three years old. Best parking. Caii: 643-9561 Reasonable rates. Call 643-5973 MANCHESTER - Two- W. Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or 2121. SAVE OVER 50% TWO pneumatic stud-guns for offer. 646-4220. 643-4535. SINGLE ROOM and three MANCHESTER - Main Street, weekdays after 5, Saturday & bedroom, second-floor apart­ CHARLES APARTMENTS - SHARE OFFICE Space with studing tires. Large supply TWIN BED, box spring and ment in four-family. Security East Middle ’^k e.. Deluxe 41/2 Homes tor Rent 54 rooms available as suite or' business zoned, four family, Sunday before 1. -1 studs. Carl 643-4010. mattress, $25.; seven piece accountant - Ideal location for WOOD STOVES - 11 gage required. $175, heat included. room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, AVAILABLE March 1st, three singles. Air-conditioning, off MANCHESTER - Shoppinjg Offered by the city utilities, level lot, $600 12 Words ■ 3 Days -1 Dollar living room set (Danish material, 24” and 28” fire MANCHESTER - Three Real Estate or Insurance, etc. SNOWPLOWING - Commercial Eastern, 646-8250. all appliances, carpeted, two room apartment, centrally street parking. Phone John H. 649-1680, 649-3549. Parkade, air-conditioneiT monthly income. $47,900. Hayes Classification 41, Miscellaneous For Sale Only 1963 GRAND-PRIX for parts or modern) $125; crib $8; sewing boxes, perfect for garage, cabin located, private drive and en­ bedroom Condominium, 2 1/2 Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. Corp. 646-0131. and residential. Reasonable air-conditioners, neat, hot Suites available from 400 mechanic’s special. Should be machine. Miscellaneous items. or rec room. Priced very FURNISHED two room apart­ water, storage, two garages, trance, security required, baths, wall-to-wall carpeting •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• rates. Also available as a back­ seen. $100. 643-4010. 643-6656. and all appliances included. 122 EAST CENTER STREET - square feet to 1,500 square feet. PHILBRICK Ads must be mailed only No phone orders reasonably. Call 742-7239 ment, private bath, heat, hot sound proofing, washer and utilities not included. 646-0418. Short or long-term leases. Low Resort Property 27 up rig. 646-3467 or 647-9304. between 6-7 p.m. or early mor­ $350 montnly plus utilities. Personal size first floor modern Payment must accompany ad water, utilities. Apply dryer hook-up, fireplace, Do your btrgiin huntinf in 1 office. Merritt Agency, 646- rental includes parking and all OVATION GUITAR - Six string. SEASONED Fireplace Wood - ning. Marlow’s 869 Main Street. fenced-in patio. $280. C arles LARGE DELUXE three-room Available March 1. Mr. rocking chsir-uu tho dauifieds. 1180. services. Call 646-6555. CLEANING SERVICE for One item only, include price and phone $150 or best offer. Plays $20 per 3/4 ton pickup load Filloramo, 646-6555. stores, factories, offices, Ponticelli, 646-0800, 646-1540. ^artment - Near hospital. AGENCY CAPE COD No refunds for early cancellation por non-commercial users only beautiful, must sell. 646-2505, delivered. Call 228-9585. 3 1/2 ROOMS with heat, hot First floor, heat and homes, schools. Also window John Hill. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 COHAGE FOR SALE Ad may be edited to conform to rules water, cooking gas, stove, VERNON - Town House appliances. References, securi­ TWO bedroom Ranch for rent. Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale TOLLAND — Authentic cleaning. "Special rates to DELTA floor-model drill press Ideal for married Couple. No 61 period Rpstoration. Main 100 yards to beach, protected ocean Senior Citizens.” No job too big Ad will appear In the next three Issues of the Herald after It Is received. DOG-CAT boarding reser­ refrigerator, wall-to-wall Apartments immediately ty, adults, no pets. $200 view, living-dining-kitchen area with 12x18 BRAIDED RUG, pad, with motor and fixtures, $175. carpet, $175. Centrally located, available. Apartment com­ monthly. 649-9258. pets. Call 643^)926. house built 1806, ell circa 1777. or small. 649-7863, George, No delay In publication will be permitted. brown tones, $75. or best offer. Combination filer and jigsaw vations. Combined inside/out- fireplace, 3 bedrooms, ceramic bath. side runs, partitioned privacy, adults only. No pets. Security munities of unusual architec­ Eight rooms, two baths, five PLUS INCOME apartment! 643-4596. with motor, $100. 647-1858. deposit required. Call 643-9678. tural design and beautiful working fireplaces, two CONSERVE FUEL - Chimney germicidal lighting. Canine Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale Barbara S. Lovely, Realtor Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 floliday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, landscaping which feature 61 barns, ten acres. Call for and fireplace heat reclaimers, Champlain Rd„ Orlaana, Maas. Franklin fireplace inserts and Manchester, 646-5971. THREE ROOM clean apart-- private entrance, appliances, details. 617-255-0462 forced air dechillers for home, FITZGERALD FORD. INC. ment, including heat, hot private patio with sliding glass business and industry. Harold AKC R egistered Mini-Toy water, stove, refrigerator, gar­ door, wall-to-wall carpeting, RANCH - with gorgeous Poodles. Charcoal, Silver and age, laundry facilities, and traverse rods, master TV SAVE *500 view. Large living room with J. Leese Supplies, Heat Reclaimer Division, 649-7627. MAKE YOUR DEAL WITH US Apricot. Shots. Choose now for storage. References, $190 per antenna, laundiy and storage beamed cathedral ceilings Real Estate Wanted 28 delivery in one week. 875-7782. month. Security and lease. Call facilities, total electric. No Purchase any new 1975 and fireplace, formal dining ODD JOBS - Trucking, home 649-2497. pets. Rentals starting at $155 Shop, then room, fully equipped kitchen ALL CASH for your property repairs. You name it - I’ll do it. FREE to good home, three per month. For appointment Astre or Ventura In stock with sliding glass doors to within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Free estimates. Reasonable. year old Beagle with ail shots. FOUR ROOMS, second floor, call 872-0528, Monday through deck. Huge family room with instant service. Hayes Agency, 643-0304. Good watchdog. Call after 4, stove, refrigerator, older cou­ Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 646-0131. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NAME 649-1477. ple. No children or pets. $130. .tS&S BUICK stone fireplace, two full baths. FIRST! Call 649-6205 after 3. or 643-6802. Painting-Papering 32 ADDRESS SPRING ST. A REA -Raised WE WILL buy your house. Call S h e H e r a t f t Livestock 44 ranch, 8 rooms, 3 or 4 anytime, Hutchins' Agency, PAINTING and pMerhanging, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CITY ROCKVILLE 3.4 ROOMS CAS SAVING ECONOMY Realtors, 646-3166. Then receive TWO BEDROOM luxury bedrooms, baths, wool excellent work. References. STATE FOR SALE laying hens, lots of Townhouse - Located in DOCKLAND TEBBACE Free estimates. Fully insured. P.O. Box 591 10 , $2. each. Call 649-5197 after Lame and beautiful one and 2- WITH BUICK QUALITY carpeting throughout, family SELLING your house? Call us ZIP Ford Motor Go’s. Highland Park section of bedroom apartments, heat, hot room with fireplace, patio, Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. Manchester, Conn. 06040 6 p.m. Manchester, wooded and water, all appliances Including dis­ first and we’ll make you a cash m large deck, electric garage PHONE private. For information, call hwasher, disposal, carpeting, pool AND LUXURY! offer. One day service. T. J. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and your own private terrace In a doors. Built in 1971. $56,900. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. ^ 1 6 1 6 , 649-5295. country sening. From $180. No pets. and wo will discount It decorating. Interior painting. I______12 Words • 3 Days • M Dollar. Garden Products 47 $300 from the window GARRISON COLONIAL, eat- Paper hanging. New Ceilings. CASH RESATE! DELUXE ONE-bedroom apart­ 872-4223 875-7466 529-6586 CASH FOR HOUSES - End Remodeling. Exterior painting. BUY YOUR Potatoes direct in kitchen, formal dining those home-selling worries - ment - Complete appliances, sticker price. room, front-to-back living Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. Example Buys listed below... from the potato warehouse, carpeting, air-conditioned, Let us bring in a buyer. Or Caldor Center, corner Buckland room with fireplace, four Fully insured. For estimate call Heating-Plumbing 35 swimming pool. $175 plus perhaps Buy ourselves. We do, 649-9658. Road & Tolland Tpke. bedrooms, \ 'k baths, screened you know. Showings at your utilities. Robert D. Murdock, NEWLY REMODELED 6- NO JOB too small, toilet A-1 reconditioned color IT’S inexpensive to clean rugs Realtor, ,643-2692. porch, 2-car garage, $45,900. convenience. We need large and televisions now on display in room apartment, centrally 7 PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen and upholstery with Blue Skyhovvk Halchbock Coupe small homes. Call without faucets replaced, repaired, rec our show room. Most of these Lustre. Rent electric sham- 1975 PINTO RUNASOUT Antiques 48 located, no pets. Security. Call CONTEMPORARY Raised Five years experience. SPACIOUS Six Rooms - Cen­ after 6 p.m., 646-6676. Add your *200 GM Rebate and you obligation! Keith Real Estate, Excellent references. Pete, 742- rooms, bathroom remodeling, sets are in excellent condition, Moer $1. E. A. Johnson Paint Pastel blue, automatic transmission, 2300 cc engine, radial Ranch — Large, modern 646-4126 or 649-1922. tral, quiet, convenient. Stove, These cars 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. heat modernization, etc. Free ideal for living room or family Company. whitewall tires, AM radio, accent group. Stk. 16 WANTED Antique furniture, U.$. ENVIRONMENTAl kitchen with pantry, formal refrigerator, porch, cellar, at­ ROCKVILLE - 3-room apart­ available lor estimates gladly given. M & M room. Modern TV Service, 805 glass, pewter, oil paintings, or tic. $210 monthly. Security. 649- PROTECTION AGENCY SAVE *500! dining room with built-ins, IMMEDIATE CASH for your Hartford Road, next to Gus’s LISTPBICE ...... $3p533.00 ment, heat, hot water, stove, PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. WESTINGHOUSE portable dis­ other antique items. R. 5675, 649-1924. Immediate FUEL ECONOMY RATINGS living room with cathedral property. Let us explain our ting, wallpapering, spray/brush Pizza, Manchester. 646-2205. hwasher, working condition, DISCOUNT PBICE...... 248.00 Harrison, 643-8709. refrigerator, $145. Adults only. fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, Parking for one car. Ideal for Delivery! (MILES PER GAUON) TED TRUDON PONTIAC cjiling and fieldstone painting. Fair prices, fully in­ TOWNE Plumbing Service, $25. Call 646-1176 after 5 p.m. f $3,285.00 single person. Security deposit fi 'eplace from floor to ceiling, 647-1413. sured, experienced and depen­ repairs, alterations, vanity SEASONED HARDWOOD - Split and round for fireplace, FOOD’S DEBATE...... 200.00 required. Call 643-9678. redwood paneling, four dable. 643-1671. cabinets a specialty. Call to CLARY electric adding RENT, VILLAGER APKRTMENTS CITY MICHW/kT MAY WE BUY your home? $150 per trunk load. 78 Erie bedrooms, 2 full baths, large 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- machine tape, ASMST. $3,085.00 SELL Five-room townhouse apart­ 373 Main Street, Manchester Quick, fair, all cash and no INSIDE - Outside painting, 4056. Street, off Keeney Street. COMPLETELY furnished 3- family room with fireplace, problems. Call Warren E. Excellent condition. $50. Carl, YOU SAVE $448 ON THIS CARI BUY ment, \Vi tiled baths, 2 air- room apartment, all utilities, den or library, 5 sliding glass fe c ia l rates for people over 65. 643-4010. > m s conditioners, wall-to-wall Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Fully insured. Estimates given. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - FOUR CHROME wheels, five- wall-to-wall carpeting, $190. SKY HAWK Phone 649-2881 doors, 2 large decks, 2-car lug fourteens, $65. Bed, dresser, HERUO WIINT U carpeting, full basement, Adults only. No pets. Security 231 V-6 engine Call 649-7863. All heating and plumbing YOUTH BED, mattress and heat, hot water, appliances. 19 25 garage, large lot. $68,500. repairs plus remodeling. Call mirror, woman’s vanity, very Dial 643-2711 deposit required. Call 643-9678. spring, $15. 643-2335 between 7-9 Available March 1st. Adults Building-Contracting 33 643-1496. good condition. 646-0067, Bob, p.m. CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12- Robin. 1975 MAVERICK 4-DR. SEDAN only, no pets. MANCHESTER TWO bedroom roora antique Colonial com­ Light green, automatic transmission, 250 cc, 6-cyllnder MANCHESTER GREEN Flea duplex, ideal for young couple. SKYLARK NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing ORGAN, Maestro, electronic engine, whitewall tires, power steering, power brakes, Market, 519 East Middle ’Turn­ 64 9-7 6 2 0 pletely restored and in - Repairs and remodeling, ELECTRIC RANGE, Norge, $1%. No children please. Call APOLLO 231 V-6 engine 16 24 Remodeling, repairing, ad­ spinet size, two keyboards. front and rear bumper guards, AM radio, exterior decor pike, Manchester. Open Satur­ between 1-7, 646-62&. Get our best deal PLUS a excellent condition. 4 Bzzzzzzzz In and see our ditions, rec rooms, porches and sewer lines cleaned electrical­ good condition, timer, clock, Needs cleaning. $175. 643-5012. day and Sunday 10-5. fireplaces, 2V2 baths, income- busy Bea. We’re ready, ly. Prompt service on emergen­ oven-burner, $50. Call 643-2327. group, tinted glass, Stk 69. roofing. No job too small. Call Evervthing from grandfather THREE BEDROOMS, central, MANCHESTER - Nice one- Plus an additional producing 3-room Studio willing and able to assist cies. 643-7024. 649-3144. Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 LISTPBICE ...... $4,060.00 clocks to old post cards. cheerful, quiet, second floor. bedroom Ranch-type apart­ apartment and 2-room antique you .in the sale or. Limited dealer space available. Flooring 36 DISCOUNT PBICE...... 300.00 carpeting, stove, refrigerator, ment. Includes heat, hot water. shop. purchase of YOUR CARPENTRY - Repairs, Route 86 to exit 92, 4 miles on basement, garage. Adultiltf family ■ iliances, private entrance. remodeling, additions, roofing. Route 6. 643-7059, 646-1614, 643- BOLTON - Beautiful Ansaldi- property. $3,760.00 only. No pets. Mcurity,ity. lease. $185 per month. Paul Dougan, *200 »*5 0 0 Call Davia Patria, South Wind­ FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, 5372. built Raised Ranch, on acre FOOD’S DEBATE...... 200.00 Tenant pays utilities. Available Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. sor, 644-1796. (specializing in older floors). February 1st. 643-6733,649-5051. < 2 0 0 treed lot, brick front, Ceilings and inside painting. Factory Rebate with the purchase $3,560.00 W anted to Buy 49 MANCHESTER - Newer 4 1/2 F John Verfaille, 646-5’?50, 872- plastered walls, 4 bedrooms, 2 WES ROBBINS carpentry YOU SAVE $500. ON THIS CARI MANCHESTER GARDENS - room, two bedroom apartment, JCeitlt 2222. of one of the above cars! fireplaces, one full; two half remodeling specialist. Ad­ Lynch Is the #1 WANTED - Antique furniture, two-bedroom duplex, $184 heat, hot water, stove, baths, rec room with wet bar, ditions, rec rooms, dormers, jewelry, glassware, paintings, monthly, includes heat, hot refrigerator, disposal, in­ FACTORY REBATE enclosed heated porch, 2-car Real Estate built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Toyota Dealer In all of lamps, etc. Call 649-5139. water, appliances and parking. cluded. Great location, $225 per Need We Say More?? garage, $59,000. 649-3446. □ MISC. FOR SALE 1975 MUSTANG 2-DOOR Superintendant, 646-0090. Equal month. Blanchard & Rossetto Connecticut. Come In and Red, automatic transmission, 4-cyllnder engine, pin ANTIQUES - Piano rolls, early housing. Realtors, 646-2482. TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 5-5, 172 E. Center St. LEON Cieszynski builder - new post cards, stamps, crank ON ANY NEW ’75 Articles for Sale 41 stripes, radial whitewall tires, digital clock, AM radio, three years old, 1% baths, 649-1922 646-4126 homes custom built, phonographs, trains, glass, NEWER FIVE - room apart­ ELLINGTON - three bedroom remodeled, additions, rec see why their sales are luxury Interior group, security lock group, light group, clocks. Most anything old. Call S&SBUICK aluminum siding, good invest­ ALUMINUM sheets used as body side mouldings. Stk 32. ment - Carpeting, all duplex, appliances, carpeting, rooms, garages, kitchens anytime, 643-6535. appliances, nice neighborhood, parking, security required, E ment at $53,900. printing plates, .007 thick, remodeled, bath tile, cement adults only. 646-1960. $250. 8'72-0063. 81 ADAMS ST„IUICHESTU(0iN9Ev«t)649-4S71 VEGA or NOVA MANCHESTER ^ Raised work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. up over 100%! LIST PBICE ...... $4,313.00 WANTED large dog house for (fill 91 Off M4 A I mmi* 1S, Nm I It Afw«y, Out $lt«k frtmCotdtri For Example: Ranch, 7 rooms on large lot, □ MISC. SERVICES tial or commercial. Call 649- Phone 643-2711. DISCOUNT PBICE...... 388.00 large dog. Call 643-2 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 166x252. Two fireplaces, 4291. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 $3,925.00 VEGA NOTCHBACK sliding glass doors to large Services Offered 31 cents each. Inquire side door. IFOBD’S DEBATE...... 3 0 0 .0 0 Our stock Model No. 3342 with 140-2 engine, standrad transmission, rear defogger, AM deck, large family room, 2-car TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Carpentry and general contrac­ Manchester Evening Herald. i3 ,6 2 5 .0 b □ RENTALS radio, bias belted whitewall tires, and Carter Extra Care. garage, $44,900. SHARPENING Service - ting. Residential and commer­ WE BUY and sell used fur­ YOU SAVE $688. ON THIS CARI We’re all tiered save you nioneyi O ur S ale P rice ...... $3041.00 CONDOMINIUM-6 rooms, 3 Saws, knives, axes, shears, cial. Whether It be a small skates, rotary blades. Quick niture. Cash on the line. One bedrooms, IVz baths, wall-to- repair job, a custom built home Rooms tor Rent 52 Factory R e b a te ...... 200.00 service. Capitol Equipment or anything in between, call 646- piece or an entire housefull. Eynch Hoyota wall carpeting! modern Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. 1379. 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ kitchen with built-ins, finished Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Main Street Rear, behind 1975 MUSTANG MACH I nished rooms, centrally rec room, central air- £tXXb..YOUPtV .*2841.00 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- ANY TYPE Carpentry and Douglas Motor Sales. Announces Pastel blue, automatic transmission, 302 cc V-6 engine, located. Kitchen privileges. conditioning, $32,500. 7958. REBATE SPECIALS! masonry work, additions and radial tires, blackwalls, digital clock, power steering, Parking. Reasonable rates. CLEAN USED refrigerators, NOVA GOUK FARM — 50 acres, mostly remodeling. Free estimates. A. power brakes, console, AM radio, tinted glass, light group. Phone 649-2358. REWEAVING burns, holes. Squillacote, 649-0811. ranges, automatic washers, Stk 57 Our stock Model No. 3245 with 6-cyllnder engine, turbohydramatic transmission, power cleared and level land, 8 room Zippers, umbrellas repaired. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s ROOM IN private home for Tom Scranton 1975 OLDSMOBILE STARFIRE steering, AM radio, power brakes, exterior decor package, deluxe belts, full wheel covers, house, barn, two large poultry <200 REBATE 231 old V-6 engine, automatic transmission, white Window shades, Venetian BUILDING - Remodeling, Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- LIST PBICE ...... $ 4 ,8 7 4 .0 0 female only. Student accepted. belted whitewall tires, Carter Extra Care. houses, 2-car garage. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. roofing, rec rooms, additions, 2171 DISCOUNT PBICE ...... 4 7 4 .0 0 Kitchen privileges and parking. sidewall radial tires, AM radio, trim rings, body side Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. garages. All kinds, carpentry Call 6 t i ^ . mouldings. Our Sale Price ...... $ 3 7 6 7 .4 0 SEASONED oak wood - Split WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! work. For estimates call 649- $ 4 ,4 0 0 .0 0 Factory List...... $ 4 9 1 0 Factory R e b a te ...... 200.00 MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. 1142. and ready for fireplace. $20 IFOBD’S DEBATE...... 5 0 0 .0 0 NEW FURNISHED room for Thinking of Selling Your Removal, pruning, lot clearing, dump truck loads delivered. Scranton Discount...... 42 0 .-. Property? Call TODAY! gentleman, near bus and shop­ spraying. Fully insured. R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad­ 742-7886. $ 3 ,9 0 0 .0 0 ping. Call 646-0505. S 4 4 M Licensee!. Free estimates. ditions, garages, porches, YOU SAVE $974 ON THIS CARI Factory R ebate...... 900 .*3567.40 Phone 646-3437 , 633-5354. kitchen and formica work, WOOD-Seasoned oak, sawed ROOMS FOR rent, clean, cen­ Come In Now...0ffer Good ’til Feb. 28th repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. any length, split, $50 per cord trally located, parking, on bus YOUR NET COST...... 13990 PHILBRICK TREE SERVICE (Soucier) delivered. John Hutchinson, line. Phone 647-9868. 5< ■ Trees cut, trimmed or topped, MASON CONTRACTOR - 742-6639. 1975 FIDO SUPERCAS PICKUP Larry Scranton 1975 OLDSMOBILE OMEGA stumps removed, fully insured. Plastering, custom built stone White, 5700 QVW package, Stylside, 155” wheelbase, 360 ROOMS to rent, close to Main BEST THING NEXT TO AGENCY Got a tree problem? Well worth FIREWOOD for sale. $25 half Automatic transmission, power steering, whitewall or brick fireplaces, chimney V-6 engine, Ranger package, power steering, side facing Street. Call mornings, 646-5489. a phone call. 742-8252. repairs, block and cement cord. $40 full cord. Call 742-9046. radial tires, wheel discs, AM radio, bumper strips. A NEW CHEVROLET REALTORS work. New and repairs. E. rear seats, AM radio, gauges, automatic transmission, Apartments For Rent 53 CUSTOM MADE Draperies, Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. WOODEN PALLETS for sale at flipper windows, 55-amp alternator, auxiliary roar springs, Factory L ist...... $4266 A Late Model Used Car From CARTERS and Most at low, 646-4200 very reasonable work circulation department, convenience group, front and rear shocks, rear step WE HAVE customers waiting Scranton Discount...... 3 2 6 low prices. guaranteed, call anytime. 649- Manchester Herald. $2.-$5. bumper, 6.50x16 6-Pr. tires. Stk 77 REMODELING jobs needed - for the rental of your apartment 73 OPEL Station Wagon, 4 4266. Design services included. Call or home. J.D. Real Estate Everett W. VanDyne, 633-0137. OLD NEWSPAPERS Free - LISTPBICE ...... $5,747.00 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Factory Rebate...... 200 74 IMPALA Custom Coupe, cylinder automatic transmis­ TWO HANDYMEN - will clean Circulation Department, Now Is the time to buyl Now Is the time to DISCOUNT PBICE ...... 8 7 5 .0 0 YOUR NET COST ...... $ 3 7 4 0 V-8, automatic transmission, sion, radio, air conditioning. Lots-Land for Sale 24 attics and cellars, light STEVE CASALINO - Custom Manchester Herald. sa v e / On a fabulous gas-saving Toyotal LOOKING for anything in real roof, radio. Was $4095 Was $2995 NOW $2895. trucking, reasonable rates, 643- homes, additions, alterations $ 4 ,8 7 2 .0 0 estate rental — apartments, LX $3945. 73 MERCURY Cougar Sport GLASTONBURY - 1 1/2 acre 5305. and repairs. Free estimates. SEASONED firewood, cut, I FOOD’S DEBATE...... 350.00 homes, multiple dwellings, no Dick Backofon a74 PONTIAC LeMans Sport Coupe. V-8, automatic lot, north side Mountain Road Call 649-6973. split, delivered, truck load $30. i4 ,5 2 2 .0 0 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 1975 PONTIAC VENTURA 2-DR Coupe, V-8, automatic transmission, vinyl roof, at start of Minnechaug Drive. ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ Sand, gravel and stone. 643-%04 Associates, Inc. 646-1980. transmission, air con­ power steering. NOW S348S. Edmund Gorman Agency, 646- eling, rec rooms, offices, after S. YOU SAVE $1,225. ON THIS TRUCKI Automatic transmission, power steering, raidlal RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 tires, body side mouldings, mats, wheel covers, 74 CAPRICE Sport Sedan, V- ditioning, power steering, 72 OPEL Q.T. Coupe, 4 4040. household repairs. Phone 649- MANCHESTER - Newer one- 8, automatic transmission, 4594. ~ LANGE ski boots, men’s size 10 AM radio, lamp group and more. vinyl roof, radio, bucket cylinder, 4-speed transmis­ BIDWELL Home Improvement bedroom apartment. Quiet air conditioning, power seats. NOW $4395. sion, radio. Was $2995 NO^" HEBRON - 200 acres of wood Co. Expert installation of 1/2, worn twice, $35. Call 649- location. Includes heat, F ^ o iy L is t...... $4265 lands and open fields on Route BUILDING and remodeling - 8653. FORD MOTOR GO’S. REBATE PROGRAM steering, power disc brakes, 74 MONTE CARLO Sport aluminum siding, gutters and appliances and carpeting. $195 Scrannin Discount...... 3 2 5 vinyl roof, radio, many more 85 and Ola Colchester Road. Kitchens, bathrooms, family trims. Roofing installation and monthly. Paul W. Dougan, Coupe, V-8, automatic 71 BUICK Sports Wagon, V-8, Owner interested in financing. rooms, garages, roofing and repairs. 649-6495 , 875-9109. SEASONED HARDWOOD - ON 1975 MODELS 1-16-75 to 2-28-75 Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. iSSBT options. Was $4495 NOW transmission, air con­ automatic transmission, Edmund Gorman Agency, 646- $4395. gutters. Free estimates. Paul Cord or half-cord loads. 1 ditioning, power steering, power steering, radio. Was 4040. S. Matarazzo, 875-0509. Buckland Farms, 406 Burnham L;:^ Toyota Motor Salaa la rabating Lynch Toyota $200 Factory Rebate ...... 2 0 0 74 NOVA 4-Door Sedan, V-8, 7 HORACE Tetrault — Siding, power disc brakes, radio. $2495 NOW 2345. roofing, storm windows, aw­ Street, Manchester, 644-2361. F::|: for each 1975 Toyota Corolla in atock. M YOUR NET COST...... $3740 automatic transmission, air NOW $4205. 71 TOYOTA Corolla Station ANDOVER - Three home sites. MUSTANG ll CHIMNEY SWEEPS - Make nings. Quality workmanship, kjii' Lynch Toyota la paaaing a $200 aavlnga on to you, :!:i PINTOS conditioning, power steering, 74 MALIBU Coupe, V-8, Wagon, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, Nine high, wooded acres, $16,- sure your chimneys and LIVING ROOM Furniture MAVERICKS * 2 + 2 PRESIDENTIAL free estimates. Fully insured. H at the time you purchaae any 1075 Toyota Corolla -iv I 1975 PONTIAC ASTRE radio. Was $3595. NOW automatic transmission, air radio. Was $1895 NOW 000. 4 1/2 acres of sprawling fireplaces are clean for this 872-9187, 649-3417. made at our own factories the VILLAGE APTS. $3395. oaks, 366’ of frontage, $15,000, In atock. <200.00 . $200.00 $300.00 conditioning, power steering, $1845. years heating season. Have way you want it, at a price you Automatic transmission, power steering, radial ^ 74 M AUlU Classic Landau 4.9 sinning, wooded acres, $13,- your fireplace and chimney ROOFING - Specializing an can afford. Wide selection of MANCHESTER tuned suspension, body side mouldings, AM radio, radio, vinyl roof. Was $3845 71 DODGE Charger Sport 500. Warren E. Howland, cleaned professionally. Call 872- fabrics. Call 633-1835 days, 649- Coupe, V-8, automatic NDW S 36M . Coupe, V-8, automatic repairing roofs, new roofs, This olfar good on cars bought and dallvorad by clock, tinted-glass, bumper strips, bumper guards. Realtors, 643-1108. 0930. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned 7287, 745-7819 evenings. MUSTANG MACH 1 One and two bedrooms transmission, power 73 MAUBU 4-Door Sedan, V- transmission, air con­ and repaired. 30 years Fabruary 28,1975. ^ and QHIA MODELS SUPERCAB TRUCKS Near schools, churches anc Factoiy List...... $ 4 0 3 2 steering, vinyl roof, power 8, automatic transmission, ditioning, power steering, Painting-Papering 32 Painting-Papering 32 experience. Free estimates. SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury shopping center, on bus brakes, radio, many more — ^ i i Scranton Discount...... power steering, radio. Was vinyl roof. Was $2595 NO l' Howley, 643-5361. above ground pool distributor 1 $500.00 $350.00 line. Call anytime. options. NOW $3775. $2995 NDW $2845. $2325. needs warehouse space. Will ri ROOFING - Installation and sell and completely install a ' 646-2623 Ed Weaver Factory Robato...... 200 J. P. LEWIS & SON repairs, gutters, storm win­ huge 16’x31’ OD swim pool com -; “A good place dows, doors. Experienced plete with fencing, sun-deck, YOUR NET COST ...... $ 3 4 9 9 , Custom Painting filter and pump. Now only $795. to buy a car" Now offering complete decorating eervicee. Painting, ■ quality workmanship. Fully In­ sured. Free estimates. Full price financing available. m MANCHESTER - Newer three Papering, Paneling, Cellinga, KHchen A Bathroom Reasonable prices. Rick Call 'Tony collect, 413^7^-3158. F I T Z m bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, I remodeling. Recreation rooms, bullt-lns, Armstrong f Burnett, 646-3005. TOYOTA all appliances, ca^etlng, CHEVROLET I flooring, Formica tops. Complete up-to-date selection of FIREWOOD for sale. Split and i ?rivate. $250 monthly. P u rity , I wallcoverings, carpeting, Frigidaire appliances. Heating-Plumbing 35 delivered. Call 872-0204 after 5 n------n------mmedlate. Frechette & Mar­ weekdays, all day weekends. tin, Inc. Realtors, .6^144. CO., INC. FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL SEWERLINES, sink lines, 34S Center St., Manchester ij FORD Motors i CARTER ON^l ROOM and three room 1229 Main Street, Manchester Phone 646-6464 cleaned with electric cutters, BRASS HEADBOARD - Cherry 100 WINDSOR AVE. R O C K V ILLE I 649-9658 by professionals. McKinney dresser and chest of drawers. Phone 646-4321 | furnished apartm ent - All Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ Old farm scale and oak war­ 643-2485 870-3369 utilities. Older persons John Lata Route 83, Vernon Phone 643-1181] Open Evenings ’Ul 9 — Thurs. ’til 6 — Sat HI 5 pany, 643-5308. drobe. 643-6680. SHOP AND SAVE preferred. 272 Main Street. i \ PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING.HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Fri., Feb. 7, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERa LD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 7, 1975 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE Autoi For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 61 ^utoa For Sale 6 t Autoa For Sale 61 Autos For Sale t 1 Autos For Sale Autos For Sale 61

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M- /Aeat*- sarra- BEVJY BY JIM BERR\ TOYOTA - Mark II, 1970, 4- MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD I / / |« H Y o u WoUUPH'r IM door, air-conditioned, 35,000 — {■V6> (PA t^a^izoue! miles. $1,275. Call 646-1846. MR. MOORE-PLEASE HAVE y o u I'M AFRAID SO, AAR5. ROCCO A copy MADE OF CARL THINK I —AND WE WANT TO PLAY IT 1965 TRIUMPH HERALD, 4- HEDGE'S DEPOSITS AND MIGHT SAFE. YOU'LL BE PROVIDED i(i DILLON FORD seater, running condition. Best WITHDRAWALS FOR THE BE A WITH A ROOM IN THIS offer. 643-0724 after 5. PAST MONTH. HERE'S TARGET? BUILDING, AND YOU'LL RECEIVE Breaks things wide open! HIS ACCOUNT NUMBER/ EVERY CONVENIENCE/

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1975 D» N£A, Inc. 1972 FORD Gran Torino Sport - so YOU PLAWWED CAN'T HARPLV THAT'S N / SHEIK HAJI 2 - 7 No'nonsense THIS PIRACY WITH CALL IT PIKAC/ Automatic transmission, power WHEREVER WILL GLAPLV MY TRAITOROUS IF H E OVIM& steering, power brakes, air- UNCLE YU6EF! OBAD WRONG, S U R R E W P B R Business lor Rent 55 conditioninig. Excellent running l a s s i e ; p o w e r t ' s a v e WE PAY $10 for complete junk 1963 PLYMOUTH Savoy II, 2- FORD Gran Torino, 1972, 2- condition. Call 646-4037 HIS BELOVED cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto door hardtop, 1968 440 cubic d a u g h t e r STORE with window front - door hardtop, automatic 302 V- anytime. M EANIN' iO U " Few steps from Main Street. Body, 528-1990. inch engine, 4-speed, bucket 8, power steering, radio, vinyl cash rebates FROM H A R M l seats and extras. Tires and Lavatory, basement. $70 roof, radial tires. $1,995. 644- 1968 DODGE Charger, red with BY AL VERMEER monthly. Call 646-1180. 1972 FORD Torino Station body in decent shape. Needs 1750. black vinyl top. Outside tacb, I t h i n k Y o u ' r e a B U T T H I S Wagon - V-8, automatic, power minor work. Must sell im­ 318 c.i. Blest offer. 649-6711 or steering, air, very clean. mediately. Asking $600. Call BIT YOUNG FOR THAT OH, PARTY ISN'T MANCHESTER - Any size 1971 BUICK Sports wagon, 350 649-6485 ask for Pyt. Gonsalves., T I L L N E X T 643-0458 after 6 any day but PRISCILLA! 1 T H I N K manufacturing - warehouse Chorches Motors, 643-2791. engine, air-conditioning, power S O , T O O , WEEK! Fridays. space, 2,000 square feet to 100,- steering, power brakes, radio, up to *500 AUSTIN AMERICA 1968 - POP 000 square feet. Brokers FORD - 1968, wagon, country automatic, roof rack, extra Brand new Michelin radials, 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BUS - _____ S' protected. Call 1-226-1206. sedan, power steering and wheels. 27,000 miles. $2,300 or new exhaust system. Needs a imeuxe Tan, new brakes, new tires, brakes, good condition, $500. best offer. 872-2891 till 3:30,643- little work. $250 firm. Call 3-7 good condition. $1,600. Call 643- on Americans best-selling line-up of small cars. \ ^ \ > Resort Property Call 646-2468. 8649 after 4:15. anytime, 649-8372. For Rent 56 9262. 7 *500on *75 Mustang nGhia *300 on’75 Mustang I I 2+2 1970 VOLKSWAGEN - New MUTT AND JEFF CREATED BY BUD FISHER r *500on’75 Mustang II Mach I *200 on any ’75 Pinto ^int, new brakes, new valves. Excellent throughout. Good MPE COD SUMER RENTILS *300on ’75 M ustai^ II hardtop *200on any ’75 Maverick heat and tires. $1,250. Evenings, I CAMT STAND IT HERE.'^ / MUTT GETS A 4^ERE you ARE, I Th^OUGMTyoU Quiet, residential beach areas, $139 to 643-4502. DOSOMETMINO.'SOOUTAND V ER y MUTT, I FOUND SAID, '”6 0 OUT $375 week, incl. utilities. *350 on’75 SuperCab Pickup Barbara S. Lovely, Realtor f in d u s ^PARADISE.' /V d em an d in js.' A PAIR.' AND FIND US A Champlain Rd., Orlaana, Maaa. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a PAIR OF PICE/” 617-255-0462 ^ ^ . 1975 MUSTANG II 2+2 1975 MAVERICK SEDAN Motorcyclea-BIcyclaa 64 THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM V-6 engine, extended range fuel tank, steel belted radial 250 cld 6-cyllnder engine, vinyl seat trim, select shift (trhite sidewall tIrM, AM radio, ur-dercoat and more. STK crulsomatic transmission, white sidewall tirst, power EXPERT bicycle repairs, all 1H5RE IMAS AeSOLUIBW TDLO$e im if GREAT HIGH n ig 5154 steering, AM radio, power front disc brakes, undercoat. makes, models and speeds. Wanted to Rent 57 STK 5110. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, MOTHIMbi^RoMfcOJlTH THAT MV RESPONSIBLE couple with List P rice...... $ 4 5 3 3 List P ric e ...... $ 3 8 8 3 Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- ‘SOPF0^l VOUCDV|0T_ M iM p i one little girl seeking two- PRICES! TRADES! SAVINGS! Dillon’s Discount ...... 4 0 4 Dillon’s D is c o u n t...... 241 2098. HAVetOOP bedroom house to rent. Will FORD’S REBATE...... 3 0 0 FDRD’S REBATE...... 2 0 0 take full responsibility. Many 1974 and 1975 Cars In Stock! MAICO - 1971, 360, completely Kxsombi Excellent references. Please This offer expires Saturday, February 8,1975 rebuilt. Asking $750^ CaU 64^ ^7- call anytime. 1-482-2134. 8080 or after 6 p.m. 646-6832. Trod* M«t4i IU|l*$*t*4 2 - 7 - 4 \ L S M i¥ M - -- t^ BRAND NEW 19 74 DODGE BRAND NEW 1975 DODGE y A MtNoofH Syodkal* F*«*or* LOCKABLE GARAGE- YOUR COST . *3829 YOUR COST . *3442 1972 YAMAHA lOOcc, bought Wanted, East Hartford- DART SPORT DART SWINGER new in 1974. 4,000 miles, with ,3,; 2 Door Hardtop, 6 cylinder engine, automatic transmis- Manchester area to store my 2 Door Coupe, small V-8 engine, vinyl interior, under­ windshield, luggage rack and coating, power front disc barkea, automatic transmission, Sion, vinyl roof, power steering, deluxe wheel covers, THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA Porsche. Call 549-1018 after 5 cover. Excellenr condition, tinted glass, air conditioning, radio, power steering, vinyl :;J remote conUol minor, radio, vinyl side mouldings, under- $400. firm. CaU 643-9296. p.m. side mouldings, white wall Ures, wheel covers, STK 4381 coat, light group, white wall tires, disc brakes, many more 1975 PINTO STATION WGN. 19TS MUSTANG II MACH I JrJ options. STK 5017 6-cyllnder engine, select shift crulsomatic transmission 302 cld V-8 engine, select shift crulsomatic transmis­ t USUI on. T R U N ? ^ A P L A G U E I T W O U G W T Factory Sticker...... $4224 steel baited radial white sidewall tires, power steering BVBRiTHItlCr Factory S ticker...... $4343 sion, wide oval steel belted radial tires, power reck and W H A T 'S OF LOCUST© m a y b e F R E D □ AUTOMOTIVE SALE PR IC E...... 3850 roof luggage rack, power front disc brakes, AM radio pinion steering, console, power front disc brakes, front ALLEY O O P BY V.T. HAMLIN ^ III Its t r a c k /- T H A T H I T S T O N E H A D G O N E $ SALE PR IC E...... 3955 undercoat. STK 5110 NOW OPEN YOU SAVE ...... ■ 374 and rear bumper guards, electric rear window dalogger, A L L CITV.'/ O F F H I S F •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• YOU SAVE ...... 3R8 AM radio, tinted glass complete, luxury Interior group, ★ NEWLDCATION^ LISTEN, OSCAR.' DO y e a h ! IT'S COMING, ,,,-rHAT'S OOOLA,\ WHAT ABOUT i WE CAN'T WAIT FOR A & O U T DIET.... Buy before Saturday, Feb. 8, 1975 and S T R tP P ^ ^ -- © Autos For Sale 61 Buy before February 8, 1975 and receive a color keyed body side mouldings, undercoat and more. YOU HEAR THAT? FROM OVER THERE.' MARKO.' IT'S 7GUZ.AND 'EM.' WE'LL HAVE receive a $200 rebate, which means you List P ric e ...... $ 4 1 9 6 STK 5117 HARLEY DAVIDSON SALES SOT TO BE,' THE OTHERS? I TO HANDLE THIS S/LOS |:5 $200 rebate, which meqna you own the car own the car for 152 Wilbur CroM Highway C O M E O N .' OURSELVES! BMPTi BOL NEED CAR? Credit bad? g t o r * Dillon’s Discount ...... 3 1 9 List P ric e ...... $ 5 0 8 0 Bankrupt? Repossessed? FORD’S REBATE...... 2 0 0 Dillon’s Discount...... 4 1 2 Route 5 S IS Honest Douglas accepts lowest / FORD’S REBATE...... BOO Berlin Tpka. down, smallest payments. >3650 BERLIN, CONN. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. '3755 YOUR COST ■ *3877 YOUR COST ■»4TO 667-2278 667-2276 TOYOTA - See us for reliable S e e the New 1975 E used Toyotas with our 60-day NO NONSENSE. No weekly cut offs. No trade-in requirements. Line of 100% warranty. We also buy Motorcycles used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, No complicated details. • Just pick'the one you want to buy or ^ Hi ^ /V2, 345 Center Street, Manchester, CHORCHES lease. • Get our best deal. • Then get your cash rebate directly /5 646-4321. from Ford Motor Company. • This rebate covers new 75's sold Campera-Trallara DODGE CHRYSLER a -7 AUTO INSURANCE - Compare DODGE OF u r iiiHMANCHESTER nvnc^ and delivered between now and February 28. So don’t wait Mobile Homes 65 our low rates. Young drivers MR.ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WIN AT BRIDGE welcome. For quotations call 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER 643-2791 We’re dealin’ across the board...Buy now! NEW 14’ wide $9,995 not a Rod Dolin, 646-6050. stripped down model, super house, trades welcome. 20 homes to choose from, $999. ARB The bidding has been: 7 ' FORD Immediate placement. YOU Keep entry open to your hand Excellent financing. Parts, READY West North East South MERCURY i r supplies, and accessories, full­ lOaTCH time service department. Plaza A Piece t\L TIC. NORTH M Homes, 1348 Wilbur Cross MORIARTY MUON FORD OF toast; AKQ52 Pass 1A Pass 3 A Highway,, Berlin,Turnpike, »73 South wasted no time at all in It was ail right for South to Pass 3 4 Pass ? BROTHERS LINCOLN Berlin, Conn. 1-828M)369. 319 Main Street, Manchester 6 4 3 -2 1 4 5 AOERNATW't’ ♦ K 8 4 finding a way to lose his con­ play out one high trump, but You, South, hold: 2 4. 97 5 3 tract He won the first trick then he should nave led that AAQ76V2 *KJ54 AAQ82 SELLING YOUR HOME? CaU WEST EAST with the ace of diamonds, cash­ spade. West would still duck, What do you do now? Plaza Mobile Home Brokers. A A J 9 4 A 10 7 6 ed three high trumps in order to but then South would be able to A — Jump to four spades. This Buyers waiting. 1-828-0369. get back to his hand by leading •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a V 92 V865 pull the opponents’ teeth and will show very good spades and hy led a spade toward dummy. dummy’s last trump. lie would inference a singleton heart. Automotlvo Service 66 4 J 10 9 5 ♦ Q72 A A J 2 A Q 10 8 6 then pull the defenders’ last trump and lead a second spade. TODAY’S QUESTION DATSUN B U P T 0 *1 0 0 WINTHROP SOUTH (D) West played low and dum­ Your partner continues to five 75 210 LIGHT BODY and rust renair, This would establish dummy’s 4$ B 3 JUNK CARS car painting. Wright Motor my’s queen held the trick. Now king of spades while dummy clubs. What do you do now? V A K Q J 10 4 South led a club to his king. Sales, 1135 East Middle Turn­ b a b a © V WHAT COES life LAH N ... IT ME I HADTDSOANDAeK- still held the king of diamonds. Answer Tomorrow WANTED ♦ A 63 West plopped the ace on it and MAXIMUM MILEAGE pike, next to Bolton town line, INDOLCAT j THATMEASi? HUNSBR SWEerBNf A K 4 led a second diamond. After INEWSI’AI'EH ENTEUPKI.se ASSN.I WE WILL PAY UP TO $100 649-6290. B A M E 6 / B E A N © . " FOR YOUR JUNK CAR East-West vulnerable this bit of unpleasantness South MACHINE Depending on Year and had no way to avoid the loss of a T spade and a diamond and two Model West North East South FREE TOW EXPEirr REPAIRS clubs. SAME DAY SERVICE on all Brand New 1975 Mercury Comets in Stock! JUST ARRIVED! 1 e The spade and two clubs had PLEASE CALL FOR ALL GM Pass Pass 4 e to be lost on any line of play. Many to Choose fronig Receive a *200 Factory Rebate and CURRENT PRICE LISTS CARS ami TRUCKS Pass Pass The diamond was lost because . 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. 822-1164. South drew trumps a trifle too Any and All Typtt of Rapaira Opening lead —J 4 afters p.m. 247-0910 soon. *20(hMoriarty Discount on alt Comets In Stock. with Qenuino Parts, Factory De Cormier ALLIED 2-7 Trained Tochniclana, and - PICK By Oswald & Jam es Jacoby SCBAP METALS CompetHIva Prieaa. cAVAUU 741 WINDSOR STREET Motor Sales, Inc. IKY US MD SEE USED CAR SPECIALS ' HARTFORD S H O R T RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 74 MARK IV $7895 DATSUN ri axr CXRTER CflEV.« ff l 14 B m S3S95 73 FORD $3295 73 MERCURY $2995 Oold lui«rry gmom. h M M ark IV 1228 MAIN ST. 646-6664 STAR. eAXERr* Ccntuiy 390 2-Ooor Hardtop, Oron Torino Squiro Station Montogo MX 4-door todon, oqwipmont including cruHo 285 Broad Street, Manchester MANCHESm control. AM-FM ttoroo with By CLAY R. POLLAN- dark proon, mokhing vinyl ir»- Wagon, bronio, motchlng vinyl bronxo, motching vinyl intorior, Automotiva Service 66 ^ ARIIS LIBRA torior, 7 ten * % roo^. V -i. intorior, 391 V-8, outomotk, V-B, outom otk, PS, PB, fcK. oir lopa. only 7,000 mllot. Phone 643-4165 2 y W MAS. 11 Your Daily Activity Guido tomatk, powMrttMring, powar P$, PB, foetory air condition, cond., rodie, whitowottt. i» According fo fiia Stars. brakM, loctory air condition­ roof rock, mlcholin rodlol 73 MARK IV $6795 To develop message for Saturday, 7 r j M i i 4-22-33H4 6-55-66-734 ing. low milaag*. whitowall tirot, 19.000 mitat. Clouic coppor, ton loothor into- read words corresponding to numbers rtar, tan vinyl top, itondord ;S/54A5-80^ I74-76-77 1 of your Zodiac birth sign. AMork IV oquipmont Ineludinf 1972 FORD Pinto - Excellent ^T A U R U S SCORRIO 31 Certain railway 1966 VOLKSWAGEN. Brakes 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING 1 It's 31 Today 61 Evening (coll.) 74 MERCURY $3995 AM FM ittroo with topo, condition, low mileage. Call uiu liilllililil ocr. 22 72 PONTIAC $2495 74 MERCURY $3795 Cruito Control, tilt whool, overhauled, rebuilt engine, new 2 You'll 32 Tension 62 Money 32 Ages and ages r ” r 4 T ~ 6 7 8 Monttfsy Cwttom 2-Or. Hord- Vontvra il 3-Dr. Cpo., yoRow, Montogo MX 4-Dr. Pillord thorp cor! rubber, iot of life left yet. 643-2866 after 6 p.m . i MAV M 3 Avoid 33 Your 63 Groups NOK. 21 33 In lavor ol top, MOdt* brenit, ton vinyl block vinyl intorior, bicKk vtayi Hordtop, light groon, dork intorior, tan vinyl roof. 400 V- 5-20-31-42 4 Moods 34 And 64 Indicated (prellx) to 11 1 1^ 13 14 roof, V -l, automotic, PS, PB, groon vinyl intorior, mokhing Needs clutch, $250. Call 643-1298 5 Hold 35 Impressions 65 Subject 7-19-30-41 I, owtomotic, powMf it»«rtng, I>!52-4362-84 34 Lord (ah.) foetory o k condition, tlia tp coH vinyl roof, V -l, outomotk, 74UNC0LN $6595 after 5. VOLVO 144E, 1974, 4^door 6 Change 36 To 66 Scenes 51-62-72 p*w«r brokot, foctary air con­ Continontol 3-Dr Coupo, dork 36 Boy's name 16 17 powor ttooring, powor brokot, GIMINI 7 You'll 37 See 67 Todoy SAGITTARIUS ditioning, rodio. rodial whito- bkro, riMkhlng loothor intoriof, orange sedan, excellent condi­ 37 Goodby (coll) foetory oir eonoitlonlng, low / M O R I A R T 1 BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 8 Toleronce 38 Secretive 68 The woll tirot, only 19,000 mita*. w hho vinyl roof, edi powor in- 1973 VOLKSWAGEN Bug, A-1 tion, automatic, transmission. MAT 21 NOV. 22 / - 39 Gilted speaker l i HZO 21 miUogo. 9 Keep 39 Potience 69 Moves 42 Drink ol Greek cltMing Cruito Control. AM-FM shape, low mileage, best offer Call 6 m n o . m i 20 10 Temper 40 Quiet 70 The Die. 21 Storoo, lilt whool. 9,000 mHot. SOM, \NUAT , I LIKE FOR PEOPLE BUT you SAVED AAV r s u T i '"and W6 D O N 'T h a v e A SOM? gods Ipl.) over $2,000. Call 742-9089. f Y 9-16-27-38 11 Loolu 41 Home 71 With M 4-25-36C STOP CALLIMS AAETb OY.* LIFE/kELOLO. X'D OOR'T W ID IO . WOULD y o u LIKB J 45 Healthy 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phona 643-5135 WOULD you 1^49-70-78 12 Your 42 Deal 72 Matters 147-58-69 1 , beverage i6 2? LIKE MOST? , MY MAMS KBLOLO. UKETODO MORE HAVE A TO LIVE WITH U S f 13 Moke 43 Sharp 73 Advisoble 1968 FORD Fairlane Station CANCER 14 No 44 Fortners 74 Take CARRICORN 47 Withpul charge TMAN I-----— -----< BOAT. 51 52 (Romani ST 3i Wagon - V-8, power steering, FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY l ^ m i 21 15 Like 45 On 75 Todoy Die. 22 ^ THAT. MAVBE YOU 16 Mysterious 46 Talk 76 Trip 52 Infant (Sp.) 22 JAN. 11 automatic, excellent condition. i 17 Time 47 Moke 77 Visit 54 New^aper 33 36 j o b ! I $700. 643-4671. 18 Crowds 48 Or 78 Present 3-18-29-40/0 section CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS BE yoUR HOUSE- 2-13-24-35 3 9 ^ .g /4 5 - ^ 7 19 Progress 49 For 79 Loved 61-71-79-85^ 55 Canadian 37 MAM... RUU province lab ) m o r i ^ t y m o t h e r s / VOLKSWAGEN, 1966, converti­ USED CARS on all makes. . . 20 Meetings 50 W ill 80 To AQUARIUS •OAT LEO 21 Tontrums 51 Or 61 You 56Dry(Sp.) ble, good all around condition. TopPrIcasPaM ® 4Utr22 22 Of 52 With 82 Of JAN. 20 57 Hastened Asking $500. Call 646-6538 alter For AR Makas W5...AUG. 22 23 Walk 53 Words 83 Chonge fit. It 58 Egyptian Ik w n 48 4 t 16 LOAN and RENTAL CARS 24 Good 54 Are 84 People 8-17-28-39/^. pleasure god 6 p.m. '110-2I-32-43 25 Time 55 Of 85 One 59Maleo(lspring 61 u 84 CARTER CHEVROLET Available by Appointment. . S0-6O81-86^& i 753-64-75 26 You 56 Others 66 Reword 60 Small (Scot ) VIRGO 27 And 57 Impresses 87 Something Risen BT u 8? MATADOR - Free second year 28 And 56 Important 88 Opposite DOWN 315 CENTER ST., AAANCHESTER. CONN.* Phone 643-5135 GLm. ^ AUG. 22 fit .» of guarantee (a $99 value) it you 122$,IMn ttraal 29 Spend 59 Hear 89 Surprising U STAN OZIMEK, Manager | mar. 2 0 * ^ t Pub drinks 1 buy and take delivery of a new /iiyA sm. 22 30 In 60 Bring 90 Sex 2 Extinct bird 1975 before February 28, 1975. 301-315 CENTER ST„ MANCHESTER | VI-15-26-37 12-23-34-46/f j^(^Good Advene 57-68-88-90 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.i DeCormier Motors, 643-4165. $■59-87-89 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 7, 1975

Two Teen-Agers Arrested i Henry Bbck has In Unrelated Burglaries 17 reasMis vtiiy you Two persons were arrested The Main Street apartment scene of a house break on Linn- more Dr., police said. iHanrtfTHtTr lEuFmng BTralh by Manchester Police Thursday break netted thieves more than Should oxne to us on charges stemming from two $1,000 worth of personal proper­ Police were called to the unrelated burgiaries which ty- Linnmore Dr. address shortly netted thieves more than $1,000 Police said very little of the before 10 a.m. on complaint of a MANCHESTER, CONN., S A T j^ A Y , FEBRUARY 8, 1975 - VOL. XCIV, No. 110 fra* income tax hdp. Manchester A City of Village Charm SIXTEEN p a g e s _TWO MIMS worth of goods. stolen property was recovered. prowler, and found the boy PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Arrested on court warrants trying to get out a cellar win­ Reason 5. If the IRS should call you were John H Beaudry Jr., 16, of Other arrests made or sum­ dow. The boy was referred to in for an audit, H & Block will go Willimantic, and Christopher monses issued by Manchester juvenile authorities. M. Page, 17, of 87G Rachel Rd. Police included; with you, at no additional cost. Not Beaudry was released on a $500 • Peter J. LaPira, 46, of Thefts reported to police as a legal representative... but we . ■ IV, f', non-surety bond for court Lathrop Dr., Coventry, charged Thursday included; can answer all questions about how appearance Feb. 24 and Page Thursday afternoon with • A 1968 re