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CAMP DAVID, Md. (UPI) - President meeting Friday in the White House with energy plan, h'ord has vowed to veto the Ford is considering whether to com­ Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, suspension measure. But he said Friday it promise his economic-energy program House Speaker Carl Albert and other had teen suggested he postpone the March with a Democratic congressional plan. Democratic leaders on Capitol Hill, halted 1 in^allment to signal an end to his war Ford is spending the weekend at this six weeks of attacking his opposition for withthe Democrats over the energy issue. Maryland hilltop presidential retreat with doing little or nothing to solve America’s P r ^ Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford his wife Betty and the problem of whether woes. was considering suspending the March $1 he can mesh his solution for the recession At meeting’s end, he said of his and the installment for 60 days. Nessen said this and the energy shortage with that of the Democratic plans, “There are some would not be “a concession” by Ford but a Democrats who control Congress. differences as to details. signal of “success in his effort to get Unexpected Climax Congress to get busy.” Early Decision Promised Ford, in an unexpected climax to a Plan Based on Many Factors “I have agreed to study the plan sub­ Fond’s energy plan - of which the im­ mitted by the Democratic leadership, and port fee is only a preliminary step — is on Monday, if not before, I will indicate to based on raising retail prices of gasoline im it the speaker and Sen. Mansfield where I and other petroleum products through a NEWS think we can find an area of agreement, of system of oil taxes and tariffs in order to accommodation.” CAPSULES reduce demand and make the country i n , He, cited one “possible area of com­ more independent of Arab oil suppliers. promise” — his $3 a barrel hike in oil im­ The Democrats oppose the oil taxes and Subway Wreck Toll 29 port fees. The first $1 of the increase went tariffs but would raise the federal gasoline LONDON (UPI) — Subway officials say into effect Feb. 1. The second $1 was they suspect brake failure in the crash of a taxe 5 cents and use that money to finance scheduled to take effect today. energy research. crowded train that killed 29 tush-hour Postponement May End Feud President Meets withfDemocratic Leaders passengers in a dead-end tunnel under the Both Ford and the Democrats want to Congress last week voted to suspend the cut income and business taxes. Ford city’s financial district. Rescue workers entire fee hike for 90 days, a direct would reduce them $16 billion. The House President Gerald Ford Friday met ment. He agreed to review the with ra/gen torches burned through the Ford are Rep. Thomas F. O’Neill, D- challenge to the President’s drive for his this week voted for $21.3 billion in tax cuts. with the democratic congressional majority party’s energy and economic Mass., left, and House Speaker Carl corppbcted metal of the first car in the six- leadership to seek areas of agree­ proposals while at Camp David. With Albert, center. (UPI photo) train to try to reach 15 bodies still in- /side. Eighty-eight persons were injured when the train carrying an estimated 300 morning commuters ran into the end-of- the-line brick wali on a downhill approach Economist Challenges Lorenz Kidnapers’ Demand at Moorgate station in London’s financial center, known as The City. Upturn Predictions Amnesty Extended Granted by West Berlin Police WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Ford has extended for a final month his earned WASHINGTON (UPI) - For the first predicting a depression he did not mean re-entry program for Vietnam draft time, a respected economist has used the anything to compare “in duration, BERLIN (UPI) — West Berlin police Police Friday said they would release The group disscussed “all of the rele­ dodgers and military deserters. The ugly word “depression” to describe where magnitude or severity” with the Great today released two leftists jailed for il­ the two prisoners to meet an earlier vant issues” in the case and agreed on the extension did not deter critics of the he thinks the economy is headed. Depression of the 1930s. legal demonstrations, meeting the first deadline, but appealed to the kidnapers “necessity of preserving rule of law,” a limited amnesty. “It’s irrelevant,” said Arthur M. Okun, who served as chair­ In his testimony, he said, “It would take sp^esm an said. demand by kidnapers of a West Berlin over local radio stations for “convincing Mitch Snyder, a convicted draft resister. man of the Council of Economic Advisers a miracle to stop unemployment below 9 mayoral candidate. proof” Lorenz is still alive. ^ ^ h e kidnapers Friday said they wanted Ford’s program, launched in September under President Lyndon B. Johnson, told per cent, and it is close to an even bet that Shortly before 10 a.m., police freed Et- Want More Proof three urban guerrillas brought from West and already extended once, was to expire Congress Friday that the administration’s it will reach 10 per cent.” tore Cannella and Gerhard Jagdmann, They asked the passport number of the German jails to West Berlin by Sunday at midnight tonight. Ford extended it until predictions of an economic upturn this No Standard Definition and released by Monday, along with three sentenced to seven and 14 months in prison Christian Democratic party leader,“ as March 31. He said this would be the “final summer are wrong. Although economists have no standard more from prisons here. respectively. proof that we are talking to tlje" right extension. ” “It becomes ever more likely that the definition of the term “depression,” Paul The kidnapers of the Christian people.” Place Requested history books will record this episode as a Samuelson, winner of the Nobel Prize for Democratic mayoral candidate have Friday’s release of the tw^ prisoners They also wanted a ifully fueled, Boeing Rebels Shell. Airport depression rather than a recession,” Okun economics, defines it as a period when un­ warned they will kill Peter Lorenz unless arrested at an illegal left-wng demonstra­ 707 jet with crew, to fly them all out of the told Congress’ Joint Economic Com­ employment reaches 10 per cent. authorities release six more of tlicir jailed country, and at least'$8;OO0 each. PHNOM PENH (UPI) — Rebel gunners mittee. tion in November was decided on at an all­ shelled Ponchentong airport today one The administration has predicted that comrades and fly them out of West Ger­ Earlier they said theywanted 10 persons Chides Congress party meeting led by West German hour before six U.S. congressmen arrived unemployment, which reached 8.2 per many by Monday. ^ who were jailed aker an illegal He chided Congress for taking so long to Chancellor Helmpt^chmidt. on a fact-finding mission, but the rockets cent in January, would peak this summer demonstration last year to be let free, but cut taxes to stimulate recovery. caused no damage or casualties. at 8.5 per cent and average 8.1 per cent authorities said eight alrrady had been In an interview, Okun, now a senior this year. The five representatives and one released and the last two wo^ld be on the fellow at the Brookings Institution, said by senator flew in from Saigon aboard Air Alan Greenspan, President Ford’s streets today. chairman of the Council of Economic Ad­ The kidnapers outlined their dknands in America commercial aircraft and im­ mediately went to the U.S. Embassy for a visers, says he is reviewing his forecast ■:i Murder a letter to the West German newkagency that joblessness will not go beyond 8.5 per DPA. The envelope also Hfeld a ^cture briefing on Cambodia’s deteriorating miiitary and political situation. cent. An upward revision is “possible,” he showing their captive huddled Rhode Island has testified. ■' Communist troops Friday seized bases rumpled bed in a nondescript room. American Consul at nearby Toul Leap and Ang Sdok, leaving Okun says that while the plunge in Seized Thursday the insurgents within easy artillery range Prison Inmate homebuilding and auto sales may end this Two males and a female, carrying sub-\ of the airport and American planes which summer, businesses are selling off ac­ CORDOBA, Argentina (UPI) — Leftist government would never negotiate with machine guns, seized Lorenz early ^ have been supplying the capital with food Found Dead cumulated inventories rather than adding guerrillas killed honorary U.S. Consul terrorists. Thursday. Social Democratic Mayor and ammunition. to them and are slashing their spending John P. Egan with a single bullet between Egan, 62, was a Perma, Mont., native Klaus Schuetz said Sunday’s elections will CRANSTON, R.I. (UPI) - A new in­ for expanding plants and buying equip­ the eyes Friday night and dumped his body who worked for the Kaiser Corp. for 30 take place, but politicians have suspended mate at the Adult Correctional ment. along a lonely dirt road. years before he retired to this city 430 Bomb Scare their campaigns. Institutions here was found stabbed to “These will pull the economy down to His hands were tied behind his back and miles northwest of Buenos Aires. DANBURY (UPI) — A bus bound from death in his cell Friday night, breaking a even lower depths in the months ahead,” he still wore his bedroom slippers and the ■ He had been serving as honorary consul New M rk to Boston was halted for four brief calm.which had set over the prison he said. clothes he had on when four heavily armed since the previous American consul was hours Friday evening while Connecticut Automobile Makers following two days of inmate distur­ men dragged'him from his home kidnaped last year. state polite looked for a bomb reported by Wednesday. Offering Limited an anonytnous caller. bances. ^Despicable Crime’ Peter Lombardi, 46, a former Draped in Flag In Washington, Secretary of State Henry New YorlcPort Authority police alerted New Car Rebates Connecticut ^thorities at 4:30 p.m. that Providence policeman sentenced last Inside Today His body was draped in the blue and Kissinger called the staying “a senseless Monday to two years after pleading guilty white flag of the leftist Montoneros and despicable crime which shocks the DETROIT (UPI) — Cash rebates to new Greyhound B u ^ o . had received the bomb Senior Citizens...... Page 2 threat. \ to selling heroin, was found stabbed in the guerrillas. sensibility of all civilized men.” car buyers were too expensive to maintain back in his cell after missing the nine p.m. Heralding Homes...... Page 3 A newspaper clipping describing the “Mr. Egan jvas a loyal, dedicated completely and too good to drop, so today Passengers Nyere checked and evacuated from tW bus after it was headcount. Manchester Has I t ...... Page 5 death of two Montoneros in a gunfight with citizen who served his country quietly and the auto industry started a new and Earlier Friday 13 “ringleaders” had Churches ...... Page 6 police Monday was wired to his body. The limited rebate plan. stopped by police on^nterstate 84 at Dan­ effectively,” Kissinger said. “He joins the been transferred within the facility after Wings of Evening...... Page 7 Montoneros said earlier they kidnaped ranks of loyal Americans who have laid Chrysler Corp., which started the bury. three prisoner incidents with 24 hours had Dear Abby...... Page 7 Egan in the name of their slain comrades. down their lives in the line of duty.” original idea Jan. 12, said Friday it would The passengers wWe taken to a restaurant while a s t ^ police bomb prompted authorities to call in riot- MHS in Tourney T ilt...... Page 8 A scrawled message on a piece of card­ New Fears Raised pay $200 to buyers of all its unsold 1974 squad went through bus\^and baggage. equipped state and local police. Herald Angle...... Page 8 board leaning against the body read: Egan’s death raised new fears for the new cars and some 1975 compact models Lombardi’s death was ruled a homicide "Peron or Death. Long Live the now in dealer showrooms. Nothing was found and th^journey con­ Thomas Top State Bowler...... Page 8 safety of the president of the supreme tinued at 8:45 p.m. \ but not immediately linked to the earlier Fatherland. Until victory, my general.” . court of Buenos Aires, Alfredo Benedicto Ford Motor Co. said it would refund $150 \ black-dominated inmate troubles, prison Televisipn Listings...... Page 10 Anzoarregui, who was dragged from his to all buyers of its 1974 imported Courier officials said. Manchester Week in Review Page 14 Claim Link to Peron chauffered car Friday in Monte Grande, pickup. The Montoneros, who claim allegiance about 17 miles south of Buenos Aires. There was no indication that General Welfare Staff to the memory of Juan Peron, the late A communique left at the scene Motors Corp. and American Motors Corp. Argentine president, had vowed to execute demanded the release of leftist guerrilla would join the new game. Honors Amodeo Egan unless the government bowed to Sergio Scheneider. Chrysler’s offer is good for the next their demands for proof that four missing In another Incident, Montoneros armed three weeks while Ford’s offer lasts until On Retirement comrades were still alive. with machine guns ambushed a patrol car March 31. They set a deadline of 7 p.m. Friday, but in a southwest Buenos Aires suburb and In addition. Ford outlined a plan to drop Friends and co-workers honored Vincent Foreign Minister Alberto Vignes said the killed three policemen. radial tires as standard equipment on Amodeo Friday night at The Colony upon three car lines and give discounts on some his retirejnent as acting regional director It" optional equipment packages on four lines. for the division of children and youth ser­ The;)rt)ld rebate program died Friday vices in Manchester, a post he has held night, with auto executives hailing it as a since October. Regional Training Center great idea for stimulating interest in new A resident of West Hartford, Amodeo cars, but unsure if it made sense has spent several years in Manchester Bonds Given Quick Approval economically. working in welfare related services. Prior to his work in social services, he was a recruiter in the U.S. Navy medical The State Bonding Commission needed Oil Depletion center.is completed. The $1.4 million com­ corps for-20 years. After retiring from the only minutes Friday to unanimously com­ mitted Friday is for that reimbursement. mit $1.4 million to Manchester for its Veto Possible service, he worked with the welfare The town’s cost will be the interest on department in Hartford while attending Regional Occupational Training Center the notes, estimated at about $60,000. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford for the handicapped. the University of Hartford. He received Lawrence Associates of Manchester, might veto the $21.3 billion tax relief bill if his masters degree in in social work from The facility, approved in referendum architects for the cemter, estimate it Congress insists on retaining a provision the University of Connecticut in 1967. last November, will be constructed on 2.2 could be completed and in use by mid-1976. repealing the oil depletion allowance, a He came to Manchester after his acres of land at Hillstown Rd. and Bidwell The center will be the property of the White House aide says. St. The parcel is on the campus of graduation as a supervisor of adult public state for five years (under the supervison The aide said Friday Ford firmly op­ assistance with the state welfare depart­ Manchester Community College but was of the Manchester school board). At the poses the depletion allowance cutoff, and deeded to the town by the state. ment. end of that period it would become a town- that if he vetoes the tax bill,, rebates to Since then, he switched between Hart­ The town will issue short term notes for owned facility. taxpayers* will be delayed. ford and Manchester on different the construction cost but will be reim­ Regional towns which have sent letters “They are making a Christmas tree of bursed 100 per cent by the state when the assignments with the state welfare of intent for participating in the center’s the income tax cut bill, hanging on to it all department. program are: Andover, Ashford, Bolton, sorts of amendments like the oil depletion In 1971, he was program supervisor in Columbia, Coventry, East Windsor, allowance cutoff,” the aide said. Manchester. In that office, he was respon­ The Weather Ellington, Hebron, Mansfield, "Saddling the bill with amendments just sible for all public assistance workers, the Amodeo Honored on Retirement Marlborough, South Windsor, Stafford, means delay.” child welfare workers, and all the clerical Cloudy today with the highs in the upper Tolland, Vernon and Willington. The House-passed tax relief bill staff. 30s or low 40s. Partly cloudy tonight with Vincent Amodeo, center, was honored the retirement program of events Those who participate would pay tuition provides for 10 per cent rebates of 1974 In 1973, he was appointed program lows in the 20s. Partly cloudy Sunday with with him are Mary DellaFera, direc­ and the state would furnish a grant toward taxes and tax cutsdn 1975 and would end supervisor of everybo^ in the welfare by co-workers last night at the Colony high in .the 30s. Chance of precipitation 20 the operation. School board estimates are tor of the town welfare department, the 50-year-old depletion allowance in­ department, including the protective ser> upon his retirement as acting regional per cent today and tonight. Monday’s out­ the town’s share of the operating cost, creasing oil industry takes about $2.5 director of the division of children and left, arid. Mayor John Thompson, look: fair and cold. vices unit which protects the rights of all would be about $22,500 annually. billion. children. youth services in Manchester. Review • right. (Herald photo by Dunn) I ' ■ J Ma n c h e s t e r EVENING h e r a l d , Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. March 1. 1975 -^ P agr THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat.. March 1, 1975

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TV TONIGHT Hi folks! Here we go again, walked away with both honors Next Thursday for our Fun- and with each passing day we of high triple with 320 and high Day we will be showing a film BOSTON 6:00 are getting closer to our Big single with 137. about cataracts, starring Sylvia News...... 3-22 Variety Show. ’The cast and Pinochle Sydney. Dr. Daniel Burns, a MINNEAPOLIS Movies ...... 5-18 directors, Marci and Roger The hard winds pushed in local opthalmaloglst will be bn Sn e w v m k SavEnergy Quiz...... 8 Negro, are really going all out Wednesday, and in the morning hand to answer any questions Aqueduct Racing...... 9 for this program. we had 12 tables for pinochle you may have regarding Star T rek...... 11 We are looking forward to with the following winners: cataracts. Black Perspective...... 30 seeing all you Gold Card Ann Thompson, 641; Ann Menus for the Week SANFRANCISCO/ DENVEN Open D oor...... 57 holders and your families at the Perras, 597; Clarence Burke, Monday: Homemade corn Show. If you can’t attend, buy a 592; Lyla Steele, 573; Helen 6:30 chowder, grilled hamburg on ■ S -W ticket anyway, because with Erickson, 572; Esther News...... 3-8-20-22-30-40 roll, chilled pudding tartlet, things as tight as they are these Gaudette, 569; A1 Chellman Wild Wild West ...... 9 beverage. days, we need a full house both 564; Helen Gavello, 560; Lillian / Consumer Survival K it...... 24 Wednesday: Shells and meat nights to really help us. Lewis, 560; Martha LaBate, 3 0 0 0 Decision Makers ...... 57 sauce, tossed garden salad, roll If you remember, during the 559; Wilbrod Messier, 558; and and butter, ice cream sundae, 7:00 summer our place was broken Ernestine Donnelly, 557. beverage. LOWEST TEMFERATURSS Agronsky and Co...... 3 into, and they ripped us off of an In the afternoon it was bridge Thursday: Baked ham with News...... 8-22 |32 NEW ORLEANS expensive stereo record player games, and we have the raisin sauce, buttered sweet MUMI M ovie...... 11 and microphone. We need to following lucky winners: potatoes, chopped spinach, Film ...... 20 Laurence Olivier is wily as a replace these, and other items, M artha Rockwell, 4,440; chocolate brownie, beverage. n-lEGENO* ■m. Bill Moyers’ Journal...... 24 fox and lovestruck as a plus we want to continue our Marge McLain, 4,380; Lou Friday: French toast with 32 H®e ?? schoolboy in “ Love Among food programs. Buller, 4,280; George Vallone, creamy butter and maple RAIN Here Come the B rides...... 40 jSN O w l So we’re ready (we hope) to 3,770 and Eugene Toch, 3,330. syrup, chilled sliced pineapple, ______50 World Press ...... 57 edy to be aired Thursday entertain you, so plan on com­ Another reminder about our AIR beverage. iS H O W E R S 7:30 (March 6) at 9 p.m. on ABC- ing to the show on Friday and Bermuda Trip. It has really Schedule for the Week FLOW What’s Happening ...... 3 TV. Saturday, March 14 and 15, at 8 picked up speed, and we’re just Sunday, 2:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., UfI WEATHER FOTOCAST ® l Yale ’75 ...... 8 o’clock in the evening at the about all filled up. Maybe have rehearsal for the Variety Show. Nets vs. Colonels...... 9 East Catholic High School. Get a few more cabins so don’t 1:00 Monday through Friday, 8:30 For Period Ending 7 AM Sunday. Saturday night will find rain or showers occurring along Don Tuttle ...... 18 your tickets now, and avoid the wait; call the O’Keefe Agency to 4:15 p.m., registering for As Schools Match W its...... 22 Movies ...... 5-9 long line the nights of the show. this week. Don’t fbrget to send most of the Pacific coast as well as across parts of the upper Rockies and eastern North Race of the Week ...... 22 Wildwood trip. 8:00 Trip Registration in your second payment now, Carolina. Some snow is likely in the Lakes region. Elsewhere, generally fair weather The Risk of M arriage...... 30 Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, All in the Family...... 3 Monday is registration day and your-final payment is due kitchen social bingo, one can of should prevail. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max readings in parenthesis) Kung F u ...... 8-40 . for the Wildwood trip. This year on April 1. We’ll have more a canned goods needed; noon to Atlanta 23 (54), Boston 26 (34), Chicago 12 (29), Dallas 47 (70), Denver 35 (65), Duluth -3 Bobby Goldsboro ...... 18 v-i^u have a choice of going little later. 12:30 p.m., lunch is served; 1 to (17), Jacksonville 43 (69), Houston 53 (76), Kansas City 26 (46), Los Angeles 52 (64), Miami M Emergency! ...... 20-22-30 TV MOVIES TONIGHT either the first or second week Tax Aid ____ 6:00 (5) ”Z.” Yves Montand, 4 p.m., pinochle games; 1 to 3 59 (77), New Orleans 44 ( 73), New York 30 ( 42), Phoenix 51 (83), San Francisco 50 (62), 'The Ascent of Man ...... 24. in Ju)ie. The complete package A reminder that we have two p.m.,,income tax men wiil be Seattle 46 ( 56), St. Louis 19 (40), Washington 28 (46). Originally the Bidwell farm, this Federal colonial home is now the residence of Dr and Mrs Charles W Nnva ...... <;7' Papas- is $85; however, for registra­ men, Mr. Paquet and Mr...... 6:00 (18) “ here. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., Strant, 97 Prospect St. ’The Mysterians” tion day you can pay at least $45 Lawrence here every Monday 8:30 (1957). return trips at 12:30 and 4 p.m. or any part of it. Signing up will afternoon, from 1 to 3 o’clock to „The .Jeffersons ...... 3 7:00 (11)’’The Birds” (1963). Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. bus for start shortly after 8 o’clock on a help you with your income tax. shopping; 10 a.m., beginner’s . '-vr -...... ' t e ■ rC Ju.'..' )ru:'.o...... ,n Taylor, Suzanne Pleshette. Can You Top ’This?...... 18 first come basis, and we will This week on Tuesday, we ceramic class and the painting HARD THINKING A four-poster Sheraton bed riginal fringed ruffle on the canopy dominates 8:30 (5) ’’Sherlock Holmes NEW YORK (UPI) - Some 9:00 take as many buses as we can start our oil painting class, and class; 1 p.m.. Senior Bowling this pink carpeted room with pinl^'floraI paper. and the Spider Woman” (1944). writers - Arnold Bennett for one Lucille Ball Special...... 3 fill. on Wednesday it will be our League at the Parkade Lanes; Basil Rathbone. - claim lots of food is needed to OPEN M ovies...... 8-20-22-30-40 Because Monday is the third crewel embroidery class. Both 1:30 p.m., return trip from 9:00 ( 8-40) ’’Walking Tall” stimulate hard thinking. The Other Six Days...... 18 of the month, and the day you start at 10 o’clock, and last until topping. (1972). Joe Don Baker, noon. He was a novelist. ALL OKI Heralding Homes Soundstage...... 24 Elizabeth Hartman. folks usually receive your W^nesday, 10 a.m. to noon, On Thursday morning we had Weather Machine...... 57 9:00 ( 20-22-30) ’’Who Is the checks, we will allow you to pinochle games, and crewel register without a down pay­ a great turnout for the social embroidery class; noon to 12:30 9:30 Black Dahlia?” (1975). Lucie dance lessons, and after a tasty Arnaz, Efrem Zimbalist Jr. ment,, providing you do pay p.m., lunch is served; 1 p.m., Sunday Greatest Sports Legends___9 meatloaf dinner, the fun started bridge games; 1:30 p.m., ad­ Black P ride...... 11 10:00 (9) ’’The Marauders” before the week is out. " 4 * ' upstairs in the main hah. After vanced ceramic class. Bus They Knew it Was Bowling 10:00 (1955). Dan Duryea. a brief meeting it was enter­ 10:00 (24) ”Ikiru’’ (1952). Action here at the center pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips Grammy Awards...... 3 tainment time with many of our Japanese with Engfish sub­ starts with our Senior Bowling at 12:30 and 3:30 p.m. News...... 5 own members putting on a titles. League and the results of this Thursday, 10 a.m., social M ovie...... 9 super sing and dance show dance lessons; noon to 1 p.m. Focus: New Jersey .. 11:45 (8) ’’The Taming of the past week’s action at the ...... 11 enjoyed by all the members. Hot-meal and Meals on wheels; for Them Shrew” (1967). Elizabeth Parkade Lanes is as follows: Gospel Hour ...... 18 The show was followed by a 1:05 p.m., Fun-Day featuring a M ovie...... 24 Taylor, Richard Burton. In the Men’s Class A group, Ernest Pasqualini hit the high live and lively square dance. All movie on eye cataracts, and Dr. 10:30 Midnight (3) “The War ALL single with a 204 and Andy in all it was an enjoyable after­ Daniel Burns will be on hand to Black News...... Wagon” (1967). John Wayne, noon for all present. Our Staff Is Here ...... 5 Lamoureaux walked away with answer any questions regarding MEDICINAL Sen. Buckley Reports ...... 11 Variety Show Midnight (11) the high triple of 527. In the cataracts; Bus pickup at 8:30 7 Days A Week— SERVICES 11:00 “ Frankenstein’s Bloody Class B group, James Ratcliffe Back to the Variety Show, a.m., and noontime. Return trip Police Surgeon...... 5 Terror” (1971). took both honors with a high tri­ tomorrow we will have a long around 3 p.m. To Serve YoiA* Family! AVAILABLE. Story by News...... 11-22-30 1:00 (5) “ Horror Castle” ple of 458 and high single of 184. practice session smarting at 2:30 Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, I Love Lucy ...... 20 (1964). Christopher Lee. For the women in the Class A in the afternoon, and go on untii kitchen sociai bingo, one can of JUNE TOMPKINS 11:15 1:00 (9) “ The Mummy’s group, Mary Chaves won the 7 o’clock in the evening, so we canned goods needed; noon to Over News...... ,...8-40 Tomb” (1942). Lon Chaney. high triple with a 427 and Marge remind ail you entertainers to 12:30 p.m., lunch is served; 1 2 5 11:30 Hall won the high single of 165. bring some goodies to eat, and p.m. to 4 p.m., setback games. PHARMACY we wiii have coffee or tea Years Photos by News...... 3 In the Class B group, Eva Lutz Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return' 455 HARTFORD RD. available. trips at 12:30 and 4 p.m. of STEVE DUNN Rock Concert ...... 5 MANCHESTER Harness Racing ...... 9 Continuous A Heppelwhyte mahogany sideboard with serpentine front, and adorned with girandoles is the focal Jimmy Dean Show ...... 11 “YOUR COMMUNITY point in the dining room. Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 HEALTH SERVICE STORE’ Sorvicel 11:45 Orchestra Personnel M ovie...... 8 THEATER SCHEDULE The dining room is A few years ago when the Once there was a general heat lamp with a cranberry in­ was the doctor's grandfather’s, the medallian wallpaper design MIDNIGHT Listed for ‘Pirates’ reflected in the future of Coventry’s develop­ store in the back which the verted thumbprint shade. ’The and now Dr. Strant is a grand­ selected for the hall, upstairs M ovie...... 3-11 Saturday Sunday gold framed bull’s ment was at issue, Dr. and Mrs. Bidwell family operated, says lamp, says Dr. Strant, was father. It will go down in family and down. Combined with a rich Wrestling...... 9 eye mirror which Charles W. Strant decided to Dr. Strant. Possibly, it is the originally used in the ship cap­ history. gold and brown tweed carpeting Department S ...... 40 The orchestra personnel for Accompanist for rehearsals Vernon Cine 1 — “Blazing Vernon Cine 1 — ‘'‘Blazing hangs over the sell their early American salt- oldest house in the immediate tain’s headquarters. In what Mrs. Strant calls the on the hall floors and stairs, it the forthcoming production of Saddles,” 2:00-7:15-9:15 Saddles,” 2:00-3:30-5:30-7:15- and for all performances is buffet. box-type home in Coventry and area, certainly the oldest on the 'The kitchen and family room ’’boys’ room,” (it’s where the creates a constant look of the Gilbert & Sullivan Joan Niiler of Glastonbury. Vernon Cine 2— “Hercules,” 9:15 seek more permanent quarters. street, the Strants agree. at the back of the house is one grandsons stay when they visit) sunshine. , 3RD. HIT WEEK (PQ) Workshop production, “Pirates Mrs. Niiler is also director of 1:15; “Hercules Unchained,” Vernon Cine 2— “Hercules,” Fate guided them to a With Dr. Strant’s hobby of of the most attractive areas in there is a very masculine One of the outstanding / KATHARINE ROSS of Penzance,” has been.an­ the Singing Savoyards, an 3:10; ’"The Stepford Wives,” 1:15; “Hercules Unchained,” Federal colonial on Prospect collecting and trading antiques, the home, and the place where looking four-poster maple features of the shaded colonial “THE STEPFORD WIVES” nounced by William Tyler, offshoot of the Workshop. ’The 7:00-9:00 3:10; “The Stepford Wives,” St. which the Strants say feels he has acquired a collection of the Strants spend much of their mushroom post bed that has house is the sun parlor off the musical director. special group offers programs U.A. East 1— “Murder on the 5:00-7:00-9:00 “Like we’ve always lived, some fine pieces of antique fur­ time. been handed down in the Strant living room, which faces south. EVES AT 7 • 9 P.M. Andrew Shreeves, director of Orient Express,” 2:00-7:10-9:30 niture which completes the Colored pictures of the family. The window seats and valances of vocal selections to clubs and U.A. East 1 — “Murder on the here.” SUN. AT 5-7-9 instrumental music at organizations in the area. U.A. East 2— “Front Page,” When Dr Strant first entered colonial design of their home. Strants’ travels in the West are Also from Dr. Strant’s family are covered in matching cheery Orient Express,” 2:3Ci-4;50- / Manchester High School, is in 7:30-9:30 the house to look at it, he just Besides the Sheraton pieces arranged on the paneled walls. are a small oak chest with sten­ green floral print. Sunlight Members of the string section 7:10-9:30 charge of the orchestra per­ are: William Halligan, Mary U.A. East 3 — “Strongest stood there and said to himself, in the living room, there is a A weathervane horse is ciled carving anctmetal handles filters through the sheer white sonnel. Ann Bailey, Barbara Dickie, Man in te Worid” 1:00-3:00- U.A. East 2— “Front Page,” ‘"ITus is home.” Victorian arm chair worked in mounted above the pictures. and a cane seated tiger maple ruffled curtains. Yvette Matusz, Jacqueline 5:00-7:00-9:00 2 ;0«/-4; 00-6:00-8:00-10; 00 Although their salt-box house needlepoint in the comer by the The grays, rose shades, pale chair. . fireplace. Complementing the green and white in the braided The pine chest of drawers is Here Dr. Strant enjoys Rosky, M. Ryan, Bill Ard, Mark Burnside Theatre — Closed still stands in Coventry, it THE UA East 3 — “Strongest furnishings are two wing rug made by Mrs. Strant com­ one of several antique items in relaxing in a Lincoln rocker up­ D’Anzi. for Renovation remains as a colorful reminder / “BLAZING SAD0LES”\ Man in the World” 1:00-3:00- chairs, one in gold, green and plement the green, gold and the house which Dr. Strant has holstered in wine velvet beside E V E S 7:15-9:15 Woodwinds: Molly Schubert, Showplace — “Challenge to of their former home in the 5:00-7:00-9:00 brown striped velvet, and one in purple accent pillows on the refinished himself. a Duncan Phyfe dropleaf table. SAT. MAT. 2 PM. Evelyn Haid, Joan Aldridge, be Free,” 1:00-3:00-5:00-7:00- form of a painting over the a gold and brown floral print. floral print divan. Gold draped A rather small room, unifor­ Built-in storage units are full of . SUN. CONT. 2 P.M. George Layden, Patricia 9:00; “Hercules & Hercules Burnside Theatre — Closed mantle in their present living A handpainted silk fire screen windows and a pair of lounge mity in color decor com­ catalogued information and \ THS jlWII <1 JO MTIEtS 99’ X Quaile, Deboray Robsky. Unchained,” 12:00 Midnight for Renovations room. Qhallcmge is one of Dr. Strant’s favorite chairs upholstered in dark plements its size. The carpet slides of all the trips the ^ t o b e ^ Brass: Fred Black, Gary Showcase 1— “Earthquake,” Showplace — “Challenge to ’The one-time farm house on NO MT1IEES SXT.-SIM. 1;1S P.M. green and red vinyl give the and tweed effect wallpaper Strants have takea free Zito, Jeff Lumpkin,' Leslie 2:15-4:45-7:20-9:50; NOTE: be Free,” 1:00-3:00-5:00-7:00- Prospect St. has undergone items. ’The period pieces are 2 WTS “H ERCULES” PLUS room a homey look. blend in golden harmony. White If home is where the heart is, Eagles, Bruce Stott, Laurin SPECIAL LATE SHOW 12:15 9:00 many changes during its enhanced against celery green ‘HERCULES UNCHAINED” 99« walls and soft green carpeting. There’s family tradition in­ sheer ruffled curtains and a the love and appreciation of an­ Davis. Showcase 2 — “Towering Showcase 1— “Earthquake,” history. At one time, says Dr. volved in the chair Dr. Strant white candlewick spread com­ tiquity have helped the Strants PHONE 649-9333: Steve Armentano will play Inferno,” 1:00-4:00-7:10-10:15 2:00-4:30-7:10-9:40 Strant, it was a two-family The hallway between the UJ uses at the dropleaf table in the plete the decor. to put their heart in their percussion. Showcase 3— “Lenny,” 1:00- Showcase 2 — “Towering house with a large ell which has kitchen and dining room is un­ kitchen. ’The captain’s chair Antique gold is also used in colonial home. “Pirates of Penzance”, 3:10-5:10-7:15-9:40; NOTE Inferno,” 1:30-5:00-8:30 been removed. iquely lighted by an English directed by Sarah Ketter, will SPECIAL LATE SHOW 12:00 Showcase 3 — “Lenny,” 1:00- I^THEATRES EAST be presented Friday and Satur­ Showcase 4 — “Young 3:10-5:10-7:15-9:40 middle TPKE.. MANCHESTER SH. PA RKADE • 619 - S;9 1 day at 8 p?m. at East Catholic Frankenstein,” 1:15-3:25-5:20- Showcase 4 — “ Young High School. 7:35-9:55; NOTE: SPECIAL Frankenstein,” 1:15-3:25-5:20- Tickets are on sale at LATE SHOW 12:10 7:35-9:55 I rMURDER ON THE Watkins Bros., Flair Home I ADIFkJT Fw nnirrc^ Furnishings, Vernon Drug, and at the door the nights of perfor­ jn iN T n n u sr mances. Proceeds from the show will , IGK WNIER be donated to New Hope Manor [LBIiMMI RRAnHAU and to the Manchester IfOtsCOOR* PWVlSOi*M S AlMRSMPiCTUAt O Bicentennial Committee Band rOPEHlioiiSE'* Sheil Fund. I TOMORROW 3 r - ii ■ Sun., March 2, 1 to S p.m. • I D CARDS REQUIRED NHERE APPLICAl-lI Lutz Workshops ■ BROWSERS WELCOMEDI When there’s so much to say, Have Openings StIOHCASE CINfM Af 1234 The Lutz Junior Museum still Look ut over for 4 hours tomorrow. Go at your own say it for less on weekends. 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. has openings in the following pace. “Show and Tell,” nothing will be for sale, but ' HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL. INFO. 568-8810 “ Looking Ahead to Spring” qualified decorators will be on hand to direct you, LfREEJJGHTED PARKING* We Honor MASTER CHARGF workshops: and help solve your decorating problems... Why weekends? Because that's when out-of-state Planting Ahead — introduc­ lo On* tion to flower arranging, egg rates are lowest. And these days when a bargain is mighty Admitttd and herb gardening, etc. OPEN EVERY Undw hard to come by, that's a mighty good thing to know. 17 VMr* Grades 2 to 4, March 13 and 20, Mrving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 of Am . 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Members,- NITE 'til 9 Most everybody has something they want to say - Potmv* $1.25; non-members, $1.50. ID Closed Wed. or have to say - to somebody. But if you can save it, save it Paper Airplanes — learn a variety of designs for your for the weekend. And use the money for something else. viV ■ Iiw llii ii A u paper aircraft. Grades 3 to 6, S al ’til 5:30 blau 89 9 You get more for less every weekend by phone. March 14 and 21, 3:30 to 4:30 furniture stores p.m. JWembers, $1; non­ Miflfllc*lo.vn O'd S-W'-f'iok Until 5 P.M. on Sundays. members, $1.25. •» OPEN SUN. 3 4 6 -6 6 0 6 388 5300 643-4159 Fees listed include both 1 to 5 P.M. for MEL BROOKS’ workshop dates. To register, or Weekend long distance: it’s less. m ^ o w s e rs The autumn-gold counter divides the kitchen area from the family room. The multi-paned A low Sheraton drop leaf desk and a white brocade Sheraton sofa give the living room a period atmosphere. for further information, contact Only window and sliding glass doors provide a full view of the back yard and access to a patio. the museum at 643-0949. ■ 4 PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., March 1, 1975 MANCHESTE^R EVENING HERALD^ M^^ Conn.. Sat.. March 1 I

iHandu'stfr tin'uiiiH H m ilii ANDREW TULUY OPINION The Id^a Is Still To Get Re-Elected

No Need To Rush WASHINGTON - “I admire the Incen­ budget could reduce the U.S. to a second- MANCHESTER HAS tive to cut, but this is not the right place,” rate military power. We wonder if Gov. Ella Grasso’s becomes a conduit for investment said Rep. G. William Whitehurst, R-Va. Schlesiqger’s point was that defense “is move to ^revamp the state’s Public funds for utilities, have a voice in And that’s the way it is, Mrs. Balder­ a shrinking burden on American society,” dash. Whitehurst was addressing himself compared with the Fifties and. Sixties. Utiiity Commission (PUC) isn’t a bit management with a position on the to Defense Secretary James R. 725 EAST C 0 U N T R '_ , What he meant was that the military Business-Directory Guide For prem ature. board of directors? If so, who will Schlesinger’s proposal to save |2S0-million budget now represents a smaller bite of h i 284 mOAO ST. MANCHESTER I a year by ending federal subsidies to FMarchants in Eariy Amarican We know this was a promise and we represent the state? An elective or ap­ the Gross National Product (GNP). MIDDLE TURNPIKE military food commissaries. Whitehurst That’s true, my friends — but so what? Furaitura R^iroductions pointive official? A member of the know her use of the PUC issue in the represents a district which has a heavy So what when plain citizens, many of them Manchester and Surrounding CLOCKS • LAMPS • FIREPLACE FURNISHINGS Mid last campaign undoubtedly added revised PUC? Would the latter be a population of retired military people, who in the supposedly comfortable middle- MANCHESTER ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ w • NAUTICAL PARAPHERNALIA still have commissary privileges. income bracket, are scratching to make mnr. t OPEN TUES., WED., SAT. 10 P.M. - 6:30 P.M. weight to her winning plurality. conflict of interest? Five other House members complained ends meet? The guy trying to get up THURSDAY A FRIDAY, 10 A.M. ■ 9 P.M. Vicinity SUNDAY 12 NOON - 5 P.M. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING But the real question right now is But perhaps the paramount con­ at an Armed Services Committee hearing college tuition for his kids is not com­ that Schlesinger’s plan would offend not what reorienting, restructuring or sideration for deferring Mrs. Grasso’s forted by the pronouncement that less of military voters. They are: Bill Nichols, D- the GNP is going to support the military. THE CRAFT & HOBBY CENTER redefining the PUC might accomplish plan is the need for the federal ,1 Ala., Abraham Kazan Jr., D-Tex., Robert To him, that statistic is wholly academic, 775 MAIN STREET featuring this week... but in the light of the many uncon­ government to evolve and adopt a W. Daniel Jr., R-Va., Mendel J. Davis, D- producing no salutary effect on his own S.C., and Antonio Won Pat, D-Guam. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 C.O.N,SUMER is7 l7 si national energy policy. household budget. trollable factors affecting energy In short, the idea is still to get re­ I do not buy Schlesinger’s attempt to TEL: 643-9338 supplies, whether the concept of state Until the federal government can elected. Subsidies to military com­ scare me out of my skin when he says: missaries enable these yummy super­ “Now, it may be the decision of the THE Start' jjar .III MANCHESTER PARKADE regulation of ptiblic utilities isn’t establish the broad guidelines of AU iW G U n markets to sell food for an estimated 19 American people and the Congress that we of ) oiir Sii/t/}lit's—/ Your Complete becoming redundant. energy use and development for the per cent less than stores patronized by the no longer want to be a military power se­ FUTH CABER For example, to what extent can a next decade or two, we do not see how nation’s common, civilian herd. Yet, as cond to none...but if that is the decision, Appliance Store Schlesinger noted, military pay has risen then we are heading in the right direc­ state regulating, agency hold down any state regulatory agency can by a whopping 125 per cent since 1964, tion.” CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND cost-of-living increases have boosted rate increases due to increased taxes evolve and act in the context of a long­ That’s the warning that brought TENTS, COTS, SLEEPING BAGS, AIR MAHRESSES, retirement pay, and the military is almost TELEVISION - APPLIANCES or import duties levied by the federal term state energy program to hold applause from his audience. Phooey to STOVES, LANTERNS absolutely protected from unemployment. such a childirf reaction. Assorted Pen­ NANrHCSTF* government? down prices and conserve scarce Now a saving of $250-million, relatively tagon chieftains have been telling us the HOW MNOnwiT fc' speaking, is just bay. It represents about same thingyfor more than two decades, To what extent can Connecticut forms of fuel. ■ n - . . . ■ FARR’S 11.25 for each resident of the United and we’re ^still militarily ahead of the THE EVERYTHING STORE attempt to control utility prices and This is not to say that Gov. Grasso’s CAMP-BIKE-SPOGT 2 MAIN STREET f V ttip l k e M a s s e s States. But it’s still a saving. More imporr Soviet Union. Maybe we need some new "T-T^.a., t ..... OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. J. FARR • 643-7111 not undercut its utility firms’ ability concept of revamping the PUC is tant, the commissary issue offers weapons to keep that lead, but each new APPLIANCE I TV '• «•* ‘ members of Congress the chance to prove to attract investment funds in the wrong. Only the timing the wrong. We weapons program should stand on its own M -v that they’re serious about saving dough for feet, not trumpeted as the savior of our VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR credit market in competition with would hope the General Assembly will all the taxpayers, not just a chosen few. foreign policy. ^ I ^ .^irf I iHVi ...w. riMSOML TEE Opposition to cut unfortunately reflects by factory trained speclallsta other private utilities now so , take her suggestions and give them an liU lfi I Schlesinger apparently was looking for a NiAGGIC Personalized Fun and Sportswear Congress’ general attitude. A member will pat on the back when he reminded the PH IL Pete restricted? exhaustive and deliberate review. We DONE WHILE YOU WAIT vote to economize, but only if economizing committee that military manpower levels Locicero and Zidek t ' Great Gifts For Any Occasion At what point, if the state embarks think her pledge to the voters last has no effect on his constituents. are down by 600,000 from 1964. No hand of 6 4 3 -5 0 3 6 35 Oak SI., Manchester What too many of our national mine will deliver that pat. If our military on a bonding program to aid the November will be essentially filled if Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 legislators like to do most is wave the flag. forces have shrunk that drastically and P&P AUTO REPAIR ARCO 0 utilities, does this investment begin to the PUC is revamped in 1976 or Members of the conunittee grasped this Thurs. 'HI 8:30 V .5 the cost of supporting the Defense Depart­ , 706 Main St. • “Arco Charge” • Manchester 646-3339 influence the state in favor of higher anytime before her term expires. patriotic opportunity by giving ment is still the highest in peacetime, Schlesinger a spontaneous burst of somebody, over there has been doing rates to enable the repayment of such What is proposed has far-reaching applause when he warned that further cuts something wrong. T K .4 IF L in the Pentagon’s awesome 592.8-billion bonds on schedule? Would this ramifications not only for the state, Heading for a Sail in Long Island Sound (Photo by Reginald Pinto) ^onneetieut' (Jslle^ ^oin MERCURY Ai.FM.) become a conflict of interest? the utilities, the consumers and 533 Main St. 6 4 3 - 6 2 9 5 Manchester ■iMaia This leads to another serious ques­ energy-dependent industries, but for Phone 646-2756 M ETAl DETECTORS Buy - Sell tion which should be thoroughly the future generations of our state. b; m u s s COINS Appraise NO StRVICE CHARGE debated. 'Should the state, if it E d w in E . B l o w Collections Wanted Reservations tor • Holals Airlines • Steamships RAY CROMLEY OUR 12th YEAR IN MANCHESTER 627 Main Street Manchester 1 HERALD FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies J.Ae White Glass Company Outliving Scandal 847-1731 875-3252 MACHINE dlYESTERDAYS Ford’s Energy Plan Would-Be Albatross A COMPLETE UNE OF WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS When you think of glass, you naturally think of the J.A. White Glass Company, because they have everything MANCHESTER SHOP 191 CENTER ST. 70 UNION ST. that one may need when it comes to working with glass. Their twenty one years and more of service is your Like many others, we had mixed guilty. The flood of the Watergate dis­ ROCKVILLE, CONN. AUTO PARTS MANCHESTER, CONN. .guarantee of complete satisfaction. They are truly one business in town that can honestly say, “We can’t hide SERVICE and multiple reactions to the conolu- grace has destroyed careers and Mon. - Sil. 10-S Mon. - Sal. 10-5 270 BROAD ST 25 Years Ago Thurt. 10-7 Frl,10-9 behind our product!” A partial listing of the kinds of glass they carry are: Glass for mirrors, shower doors, Valve Jo b s sion of the last big Watergate trial and professions of men who not so long store fronts, bath tub enclosures, furniture tops, picture windows, window glass for homes and cars— just to WASHINGTON - (NEA ) - One point So swiftly does science advance when Off The Car sentencing of defendants which may ago were looked upon as outstanding Pentagon chief James Schlesinger Wedding Cakes A Specialty mention a few. They are conveniently locateii in the heart of Manchester at 31 Bissell Street. For courteous in President Ford’s costly energy self- breakthroughs start that these plants will recently sent word to the White House Manchester digging out after an 18-inch service, please phone 649-7322. close the curtain on one of the most citizens of the country with positions snowfall, with three-foot and larger drifts sufficiency program should be made most surely be out of date before they’re special investigating group that the crystal clear. EVERYTHING IN we CAN'T HIDE BEHIND unhappy scenes in the history of our high id (Sie executive branch of reported in sections of town. completed and put into operation. possibility ..qjt an oil eijibargo now OUR PRODUCT ■/ Betty Jane Turner School of Dance The plan calls for building and protec­ Girls Scout Troop 1 begins raising funds Now it is true that the Ford-Kissinger threatens,this nation's national security country. Of course there will be government. ting a multi-billion dollar, admittedly inef- • lA X rviiLA SS • '.‘lOWfB 0:X5B>, a . 40 Oak Street Manchester for an “International Friendship” tour of proposal guaranteeing a high minimum beyond tolerable limits. Secretary of State • S lon t 400NI5 0 OATHTUO fNCLOiUHlS ficent production capacity. appeals and further court action, but Among the four final defendants, we Europe. petroleum price seeks in part to force Henry Kissinger reported the oil cartel’s This will be accomplished, if a Ford- companies and home owners to devise ability to endanger U.S. military capabili­ Lessons in Ballet, Tap, Jazz, it will not be a public spectacle, but are sympathetic particularly to Kissinger proposal goes through, by J.A. WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. ways to use less oil and use it more ef­ ty will eventually emasculate our clout in Acrobatic, and Baton Twirling rather the resolution of legal guaranteeing oil prices high enough to FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE WINDOWS m Robert Mardian, a son of poor ficiently. But a major objective, as noted foreign affairs in a world which still make the high-cost plants sufficiently questions in a reserved manner. parents, who rose to his position by 10 Years Ago above, is to push industry, with govern­ respects power above most other things. Tel. 649-0256 529-0442 profitable to encourage reluctant in­ / ManchMier 0649-7322 t 9 * l 0 4 4 a iB itto iisi ment subsidies, into investing large sums It is thus;tasy to appreciate the reason MANCHESTER OVER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE We had a sense of relief — relief hard work and diligence and now in vestors. Consumers will pay through the Board of Tax Review shaves $247,406 in not thoroughly developed methods for for President Ford’s hasty efforts, es- nose. that this was probably the end of a mature years sees little left, but a from town's Grand List bringing total turning out energy in one form or another. pwially since U.S. dependence on Middle 763 r B ’.v.i The net result will be a white elephant valuation of Manchester property to $171,- Two of the favored processes, the gas- East oil is increasing steadily, as Canada, most damaging national scandal. For shattered career and profession. complex of energy-production facilities OPTICAL MAIN ST. 945,048. sification of coal and the extraction of Venezuela and other suppliers cut back on DON WILLIS Specializing In too long the country and its people too costly to scrap and so inefficent they But withal, we cannot fail to have a shale oil, are not efficent today, even in what they’re sending us. But it is not easy 643-1191 will be a load on American prices for BRAKE SERVICE have been engrossed by disgraceful feeling of satisfaction that the basic the laboratory. to understand why he’s chosen this 191 GARAGE years to come. Front End Alignment . The long-range outlook for oil sub­ economically-nonsensical route. MAIN ST. 18 Main $L, Td. 649-4S31 revelations. systems of United States government General Repair Work stitutes looks exceedingly bright — in A sounder approach would be to com­ MANCHESTER Entirely too much time of the worked and that those who conspired solar heating, nuclear fusion, geothermal bine the drive for more efficient energy executive branch and the Congress and acted to, obstruct the cause of energy and coal gassification or liquefac­ techniques and the push for a cutback in 643-1900 1, t M T w T r t tion. But before these happy days arrive non-essential use with an all-out drive for has been taken in the resolution of the justice did not get away with it. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 there must be a great deal more research the exploration and development of Watergate affair. The executive branch of govern­ 11 12 13 H IS 16 17 petroleum, gas and other cheap energy 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 effort over an extended period of years. MANCHESTER^AFE & LOCK CO. sources in a fistful of needy, heavily pop­ BERNARD A. LOZIER, INC. It effectively clouded the actions of ment, in their jierson of the small 25 26 27 28 29 90 ALMANAC These are not problems which respond to quick research fixes. ulated countries around the globe. Coun­ f i V f lOCf£^A4/fH Drywall Contractor the executive branch for months, White House palace guard, had As has been noted repeatedly by those tries which do not belong to the cartel but ■ 453 MAIN ST., M AN CHESTER • 643-6922 Ceiling Repairs & Replacements destroyed its credulity and rendered it closest to the practical problems involved which do need funds for their own develop­ exceeded and distorted the powers By United Press International In 1803, Ohio became the 17th state of O l U l G c t y IU)T0-INK.NSIE$S Alarms. Locks & Now Introducing what’s requir^ now is much more effort ment. If the body of oil producing nations Sales. Combination Changes. impotent. It still has not recovered which it possessed and then had tried Today is Saturday, March; 1, the 60th day the Union. becomes large enough, the cartel will fall Quality Carpentry Work, Patloe - of 1975 with 315 to follow. . aimed at efficient energy use. Hefty in­ Sales & Service - Bonded. ,Mosl from the unprecedented resignations to obstruct justice by a “cover-up” of In 1932, famed flyer Charles Lindbergh's creases in United States output are a long of its own weight. 'Rubber keys In stock. Repairs of all kinds. A d d itio n s a Rem odeling The moon is approaching its last 20-month-old son was kidnaped. The boy’s Already, as the data for 1974 make S t C H I L p A Make Keys. Scissors & of a president and a vice president the facts. quarter. way off, though the Alaskan north slope Pinking Shears Sharpened. Free Estimates PhoiM 649-4464 body was found May 12, and Bruno Haupt­ and military reserves hold great promise. clear, there has been a noticeable increase and the indictment and trials of many Both the legislative and judicial The morning stars are Mercury and mann was electrocuteid for the kidnap- in known petroleum and gas reserves out­ Mars. President Ford apparently has been CUSTOM MADE murder in 1936. side the cartel lands. A strong U.S. effort of the top men in government. branches of pur government — con­ , The evening stars are Venus, Jupiter hustled into his involved price fixing and SEE US FOR: CANVAS AWNINGS far-out production drive by the strong could raise the production of these coun­ • Aluminum Roll Up IRON As the indictments and sentences and Saturn. gress and the courts — stepped into worries of some of his closest advisers. tries to our mutual benefit. Awningt rolled on we had also a sense of Those bom on this day are under the • Door Canopiot SCRAP METAL the breach and corrected the excesses. sign of Pisces. • Storm Doors Osfrmsky sorrow and almost of sympathy. ’This is the system of checics and American singer-actress Dinah Shore • Combinotion Windows Shown here is Marcel Lapierre, owner of the Manchester DEALER IN WASTE and PAPER was born on March 1, 1920. MANCHESTER AWNING CO. There, but for the grace of God went balances of the Constitution at work. 195 WEST CENTER ST. Safe & Lock Cos, 453 Main Street, Manchester MATERIALS 131 PAKKER ST. On this day in history: Tel. 6«3'S13S or M3-M19 many of us. So we have reason to take comfort In 1781, the American colonies adopted Teieptiona 649-3091 Esisbilshsd 1941 (just north of the Post Office) ’There were many who bore the in the knowledge that our governmen­ the Articles of Confederation, paving the way for'a federal union. Manchester Safe & Lock Co., 453 Main Street, Manchester, Conn., is where you will find many hard to get brunt of the Watergate affair who tal system is not decaying but has the STEVENSON’S EXXON SERVICENTER locks, parts, and repairs of all kinds, shears and scissors sharpened. Rubber Stamps to your custom order. were innocent and unsuspecting. strength to overcome an abuse of this Keys of course for most English, French, Italian, Swedish, Japanese, German and all American made keys. <05 M ain St., M ancheeter 649-5533 MANCHESTER Over so Ve*ra' EUtperlenee Wives, families, parents, friends and kind, or other, should one occur again. Safes, Money Chest and insulated fire cabinets also key cabinets to keep all your keys in order. We haye all Hkn Tm IsfssI ts Ow Ssms, Tw Cw l i M Os Vwi M " types of Padlocks keyed alike and keyed differently. Burglar-fire alarms, auto alarms. Ask us about Call 649-5807 business associates all were brushed We have outlived scandals and cor­ MEMORIAL GO. Let’s see our tax monies put to construc­ girl. This is especially unfair because boys deadlocks, window locks, etc., for full security. On our work bench we can rekey your locks to a different key A. ALMETTI, Prop. by the dark stain. ruption in government in the past. We Puzzled, Disturbed tive use. Thank you. • TUNE-UPS Oppotlle Eait Cemeter; aged 12-14 can play no matter what ability. (change combination). A fully equipped mobile shop is available to your Auto, Home or Business. Gall us with Harrison 3t., >Uncheiter And we have compassion too for the give evidence of having outlived this I was told by the man in charge that he did lETj^ON • GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE any question. We are a full security shop. We also buy and sell used safes. Can handle any lock outs. If locked FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 Mrs. Jean Anderson Quality Memorials defendants, without excusing in the To the editor: not know whether I could play in the out of your house, car, or business place, call us. No job is too small or too large for us to handle. Please phone one. ^ Published by the Published every 16 Birth Mt. Ext. REPAIRS ON ALL CARS Manchester evening except Sun­ I am very puzzled and disturbed about league or not. 643-69^; we are bonded too ... ______least the offenses of which they were Publishing Co.. Herald days and holidays. the lack of concern by our state officials, Bolton I feel that I have the right to play soccer Square, Manchester, Entered at the Conn. 06040. Manchester, Conn., including Gov. Grasso, about the immi­ because my family pays taxes to the town YOU CAN SAVE FUEL WITH CHIMNEY AND Got A Painting Problotn? Wo’ll Helpi Telephone 643-2711 Post Office as Second nent, closing of New Hope Manor in of Manchester to support this sport and (Area Code 203). FIREPLACE HEAT RECLAIMERS! PET OWNERS ■Service still means something to us — and service means spending enough Class Mall Matter. Manchester unless it receives the finan­ many others. But the town of Manchester DMtIen of HaroM J. Loot* SupeHM, On TIm HMM lime with you to help you select the right paint finish for that job you re plan­ BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER 200 Booton TumpHn, BoMon, Conn.mn. (NM) • PhoiMMI-TUr If you can’t Rnd what you’re looking for alaawhera, atop cial support it deserves. New Hope is still does not have as many girls sports as boys ning .See us for paint and service when you plan your next project HO I running in the red and, although^ Gov.- In to aee ua. Chances are we will have what you need. TODAY’S THOUGHT SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES sports. And I think if there Ls not a girls 723 MW $1. Grasso is aware of the situation, she has soccer league, we should at least get to Why not stop here Rrat and you may not have to go any MUOESm 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESIE9.CONN PAYABLE IN ADVANCE not fulfilled her promise to visit t ^ facili­ play on the boys teams. I want to play further. f/fjUMo.PAINTCQ 06040 Single Copy ... 15« > 3 Months . . . $11.70 ty. soccer whether I am in a girls or boys ^ w* c/iocit Your Smoke Sloek for s r v Wm M MANCHESTER PET CENTER ME.MHT R. THK,.ORDKR GOLDEN RULK Time and time again, we priests are condones behavior that is directly opposed ...... 90« 6 Months ... $23.40 Discrimination Your Independent Dealer ONE Month $3,90 One Year;.. $46.60 league. I have many friends who vjrant to' m V i * *• ■ STU eomodt 9 MAPLE STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER • 649-4273 asked to supply something in a human life to the Christian life; it requires conformi­ — I am the mother of one of the girls now Mail Hates Upon Bequest play also. The Recreation Department CALL 649-7627 For Dotollsl Just Around The Corner From Main... “RUY THE PAINT THATS WORTH THE WORK" that should have been built up over the ty to codes that make mockery of the laws receiving the excellent help that is Subscribers who p.m. should telephone Against Girls should tiy to form and publicize a girls years. of Christ. fail to receive their the circulation depart- available at New Hope Manor for girls league, just as they have done for a boys FORMAL'S INN me. iiliHDimtoij Don’t Buy New Clothes...Dry Clean' “Talk to my daughter and try to get her Then, time after time, we read of human Herald before. 5:30 ment. 647-9946. with drug and or alcohol problems. 1%ese r o u AlWATS i'lT BI»MB A1 league. Otherwise, I want to play in the JOHN’S FLOOR COVERING INC. ------Your Old Clothes Like Now to do so and so.” wreckage that results from following the girls are learning to be responsible and For the tux Member Audit Bureau of Cl'^cutatlons boys league. APPLIA^CES^( OUR PROFESSIONAL- DRY CLEANINQ DIVES “Talk to my boy and teach him some dictates of our secular culture, while'Che productive human beings. We all want to To the editor: AH girls interested in playing soccer NEW LIFE TO YOUR CLOTHES worthwhile values.” see our children grow into real maturity, BERN/B'S 119 Oakland St. that’s inn M injured cry, “Why in the world did this The Manchester Feb. 24,1 went to the West Side Rec. to should go and sign up at the West Side Free Pick Up A Delivery Parents who have never said “no” in Display advertising to learn to live and love as they were Installing Since 1953 happen to me?” Publishing Co. closing hours: Three Sian up for the Manchester Junior Soccer Rec. March 3 from 6 to 8 p.m. This is the for him CALL 649-SSS9 their lives to their children and who have full days prior to LINOLEUM • CARPET - CERAMIC - FORMICA Usually it happens because no Christian meant to. League. It is sponsored by the Manchester last date to sign up for soccer to be played u ••All work dont on pnmim utd MIf gutnnifdr assumes no financial publication. O K N o a iiy ioAM.-ap.M. FranN A. AmonB, PrAtldtfit V: ignored their religious instruction for example was given, no discipline was responsibility ..fg/ KITCHEN A BATH REMODELING Deadline for Herald New Hope Manor is the only facility of Recreation Di^t. I was told that girls my this spring and early summer. 35 Oak St., Mancheslet. Conn 06040 years are desperately trying to avoid the typographical errors classified advertising: required or sought, no attention was paid its kind in the entire state and wiUi a age (1M4) were not able to compete with TAlAphona 10*9 Wttk Oayi consequences of their own folly. appearing in adver­ 12 noon prior to day of MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-9561 Open Mon., Ti n s ., Si L 10 to 6 p jn „ T hun. A M . 10 to 0 p.m. PARKADE CLEANERS to what the Church asks of her members. tisements and other publication; 12 noon program of this high caliber, it should have boys our age because some of them would MANCHESTER Closed WednoMlav 643-9470 649-7901 10-6 ^turday 402 W. MIDDLE TPKE. Twentieth*century society is drifting Submitted by: reading matter in The Friday for publication be better players. But, the person who told Lynne Bono faf4h*r and farthar awav frnm anv Manchester Evening Saturday a.id Mon- all the financial support ituieedst^eeas to con- *kU 4l(/i nM Wfw w Kmw oribll T h Ia v 84 Helaine Rd A PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., March 1,1975 MANCHESTEB>*EVENING h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn., Sat., March 1, 1975 — PAGE SEVEN

: p ‘ WINGS Advice To Be Given LOCAL CHURCHES AREA CHURCHES^ OF EVENINGBy CLIFF SIMPSON How To Retire i ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL public Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to S t. BERNARD’S CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN REFORMED’^ CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. Rev. 3 p.m. and alw from 7 to 9 p.m. the first and John J. White, pastor. Rev. Joseph M. Bartok. CHURCH, 661 Avery St., South Windsor. Rev. VERNON Charles Regan of Tolland will asked to bring in any in­ Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. third Thursdays of each month. The Reading Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Peter Mans, minister. Soul Searching The station brook to my new eyes BARBARA RICHMOND be the counselor and he teresting objects connected 9 a.m., Mass in English; 10:30 a.m., Mass in Room also maintains a free lending library. Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m., "Back to God” hour radio broad­ Lent for the Christian is a tim^ for Was babbling out of Paradise. A pilot program in “Retire­ suggests that persons come for with the history of Vernon. looking within, a time to search for ways Members are asked to call Polish and English. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, cast, WTIC (1080); 9:45 a.m., Sunday School and The waters rushing from the rain ment Counseling,” will be counseling about five years ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Sand in which we can live closer to God and to before they plan to retire so Arthur Lyon Jr., 875-4631, if CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, Adams UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 385 N. Main Adult Bible Study; 11 a.m.. Worship Service; 7 Were singing Christ had risen again. offered at the Hockanum Valley Hill Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Frederick H. our fellowman. plans can be made before a they plan to bring in an item. St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, St. Rev. Felix M. Davis, minister. p.m.. Evening Service. Nursery care for small I thought all earthly creatures Imelt Community Services Center, Foerster IH, vicar. How can we move from what we are to problem situation arises. Those Plans are being made to pastor. Rev. Paul Trinque. 10 a.m., Morning Worship, Nursery through children provided. From rapture of the joy I felt. Rt. 30, Vernon through a 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Holy Com­ what we want to become in our better recently retired are also urged reopen the society’s museum on Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Church School Grade 12, Communion meditation Prelude and Private Prayer cooperative arrangement with munion, first and third Sundays; Morning VERNON UNITED METHODIST moments? ' Last week we began a series on to seek counseling. Prospect St. on May 15. It was Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. by the Rev. Mr. Davis; 11:15 a.m.. Board of Prayer, second, fourth and fifth Sundays. CHURCH, Rt. 30. Rev. Frances Schwartz, Rev. Manchester Community This concerns us all, Christian and non- “Worshipping in Church” wherein we in­ College (MCC). Anyone interested in this closed for the winter on Nov. 1 It’s Always Later deacons meeting. James Schwdrtz, pastors. ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, E. Mid­ CqyENTRY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Christian, but for the followers of Christ dicated that one should come with a sense Ms. Jean Long, service coor­ program should call Ms. Long but special tours have been per- 9:15 a.m.) Worship Hour and Church School. m itt^ . dle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, pastor. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 Main St. Nathan Hale School, Rt. 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. Lent is a special time of soul-searching of need and expectation. W.e.come expec­ dinator for the services center, anytime from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., ' Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at Rev. William A. Taylor, pastor; Rev. Charles D. Gray, pastor. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, and soul-changing. ting to meet God. said MCC has received a grant Monday through Friday. The of­ Groups interested in making Than You Think 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m .. Isbell, assistant pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday School; ^ Meadowlark Rd. & Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Donald Recently I preached in New London. Now you have entered the church, taken from, the Commission On fices are located in the Vernon arrangements for such tours 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, classes for all ages; Hanging on the wall of the minister’s Professional Building on Rt. 30. should contact Sue Connell, 875- GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at parsonage on Cornwall McClean, pastor. care of your coat, shaken hands, received Higher Education to conduct 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, message by the Dr. 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 a.ni., study were these words: the bulletin. If a Roman Catholic, you the pilot program. 3260. Tours may be taken on 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday Clothes Needed Rev. Mr. Taylor, Children’s Church and Nursery Sunday School and Bible Study; 5:15 p.m.. Trini­ “What we are is God’s gift to us. have genuflected and entered the pew; if a A retirement counseling Tuesday or Thursday after­ By Abigail Van Buren School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD, 763 Oak St., 0 197$ by Chkago TrIbunt-N.Y. N*wt Synd., Inc., provided; 7 p.m.. Evening Service, message by ty Radio Vespers, station WINF. What we become is our gift to God.” Protestant, you have been seated by the The Social Action Committee noons. A tour takes about one- East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. center has been established at UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, 187 the Rev. Mr. Isbell, Nursery provided. This in line with our Judeo-Christian usher, and bowed your head in prayer. - of St. Bernard’s Church, half hour. 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Morning^ WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, 1790 the college and counselors are Woodbridge St. Robert Baker, pastor, background. Judaism and Christianity are This is a time of preparation. Too often Rockville, is collecting F irst Show TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Harold W. available. Since retirement 10 a.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evangelistic ■ closely intertwined. Practically every it is spent looking idly around, waiting for children’s clothing for a local Rockville Assembly 39, Order DEAR ABBY: My younger sister passed away last Hackmatack St. Rev, Norman E. Swensen, Richardson, minister. counseling is needed in the Tri- . Service. ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, verse in the New Testament has an someone to start the service — or chatting family on request of the of the Rainbow for Girls, and month and 1 found a yellowed clipping of your column in her pastor. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Church Town area of Vernon, Tolland, Bible. Here it is: Hebron Center. Rev. Willjam N. Persing, rector. antecedent in the Old. Dr. Montifiore, the with those around you. and Ellington and since Rockville Public Health Nur­ Hope Chapter 60, O.E.S. will ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. Rev. 9:30 a.m.„Sunday School classes for all ages School. sing Association. “DEAR ABBY: Will you please remind your readers to 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Commu­ famous Jewish scholar, says that the Emerson once said, “I like the silence in transportation to Manchester sponsor a fashion show April 30 John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. William J. Stack, three through adult, plus an infant nursery; Clothes are needed for a baby look after their parents who are too old to look after nion, first, third and fifth Sundays; Morning FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF difference is in what Jesus selected from the church before the service starts.” might create a problem, the at the Vernon Center Middle Rev. William J. Killeen. 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service with the Rev. Rfr. boy, size 1 to 1% years; a girl, themselves? Old parents need all their children. It's not Prayer, second and fourth Sundays. Church ANDOVER, Rev. David J. Reese III, pastor. the past as being of most importance, and That is what it ought to be except for the college and the center have School. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., school Swensen preaching on “Turn Around! Take toddler size 5; and two boys always easy to cope with aging parents, but we weren't easy school. 9:45 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Worship the Christian’s belief in the Incarnation. music of the organ — silent! It is a time to worked out an arrangement for Tickets will be,$2 for adults auditorium; Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9 and 10:30, Route 316,” Children’s Chufch for Grades 1 aged 6 and 8. to cope with when they were raising US either. We OWE it Service. As followers of the Christ, we meditate “center down,” as our Quaker brothers a counselor to be available at and $1.50 for students and in church; 10:30 a.m. and noon in sqhool through 3, Trinity Tots for 3-year-olds through VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 Old Historical Society to them. I just wish someone had reminded ME of these upon His words and upon His life, death say, a time to let the “dews of quietness” the center each Wednesday senior citizens. They may be auditorium. Kindergarten, Nursery for infants; 7 p.m.. The Town Rd. GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, The Vernon Historical Socie­ things when Mama was still alive. It's too late now, and I and resurrection. We examine our own come into our spirits. from 6:30 to 9 p.m. purchased at Mam’Selle, Albert Reborn Singers present, “I’m,Here, God’s Here, 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; 11 a.m.. Hebron. Marshall B. Hughes, pastor. ty will meet Wednesday at 7:30 haven’t had a decent night’s sleep since she died three THE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. Capt. lives and realize how inadequate they are. Whatever we have in mind that is The counseling can be on an & Larry’s, or Younger Genera­ months ago, Now We Can Start.” Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, Mr. Hughes p.m. in the Edith Peck Room of and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. The feeling expressed in this poem come troubling us — a sick parent, a bad individual or couples basis but tion, or by calling either Marian I knew she had a good home with my sister, so that was preaching; 9:15 a.m.. Church ^hool classes. the Rockville Public Library. 8:30 a.m.. Teen Prayer Breakfast; 9:30 a.m., ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN UNITED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, from such soul searching. business situation, an erring child, some it is prefered that couples at­ Szalontai or Helen Henderson. that. Why didn’t I take her for a few weeks, or even for Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting; 6 CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), Cooper and Nursery provided. The topic will be, “Show and (Herald photo by Dunn), UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tolland. sin of our own — whatever it is we give it tend. Counseling will include Hope Chapter will have its Sunday dinner, or for a little drive? I never had time for her, p.m., Open-Air Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation High Sts. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. Rev. Donald G. Miller, minister. ST. MAURICE’S CHURCH, Bolton. Rev. to God. We lift it up into His keeping, such things as financial plan­ Tell:’’ annual meeting, March 4, at the yet I had time for others, and anything else I wanted to do. Mrs. Dorothy Hartmann and Meeting. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship With Holy Commu­ 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Church Robert W. Cronin, pastor. . Calvary giving the burden over to Him. ning, information on Social Masonic Temple, Orchard St. It A change of scenery or even a meal at my home would have nion; 10:15 a.m., Sunday, School and Youth Mrs. Elizabeth Goddard will CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF Second Congregational Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m., Pilgriifi Fellowship. Saturday Masses at 5 ai^ 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Friendless and faint, with martyred In my own experience I liken it to a time Security and legal affairs, and will be preceded by a pot luck meant so much to her, but 1 was too busy. Oh, I had plenty Forum; 10:10 to 11:35 a.m.. First and Second bring in some historical objects of excuses. ' LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside St. & Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. steps*9hd slow, when one of our children was very sick. leisure time activities. supper at 6:30 p.m. Year Youth Instruction. ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCIL, 69 Union and members of the society are I suppose the only one in our large family who is sleeping ■ Hillstown Rd. D. Clark Brown, bishop. Faint for the flesh, but for the spirit free, The doctor finally arrived and I put the en­ St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, pastor. ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland. Rev. is my sister who took Mama to live with her. I've tried to 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. Seminary; Stung by the mob that came to save the tire situation into his hands. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, nursery through Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. show, ease my conscience by telling myself that I wasn't really 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 p.m.. Sacrament JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, Kingdom Hall, adult, including college career class; 11 a.m.. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday If we do this with God we are ready to The Master toiled along to Calvary ; “Enter into His gates with thanksgiving asham ^ of Mama like my brothers were. Or that 1 wasn't Service. 726 N. Main St. Worship Service, first Sunday of each month. Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. cheap, like another sister. I DID buy her things (which she We gibed Him, as He went, with houn- and into His courts with praise.” In this 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse “Use Your Holy Communion; second Sunday, missionary Business Students Tell Goals never really needed or enjoyed much.) But it’s too late now. FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMIN- MESSIAH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN dish glee, Tongue for Good” ; 11 a.m.. Group discussion of Church Women Plan service, nursery provided; 7 p.m., informal mood we wait until the Call to Worship un­ I hope Mama forgives me. CAN'T SL^E P ATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip CHURCH, (Wisconsin'Synod), 300 Buckland Till His dim eyes for us did overflow; ites our individual prayer with the worship Saunders, minister. Jan. 15 Watchlower magazine article “Pursuing evening service, nursery provided. BOLTON Miles to Babylon?; Joscelyn, The library has films for loan A Satisfying Way of Life.” Rd., South Windsor. We cursed His vengeless hands thrice of the congregation. Abby, "Can’t Sleep” was my sister. I’m the one Mama 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service and Bible World Prayer Day A., West of Sundown; Kazan, for various town groups. A ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rt. 30, 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. Worship Ser­ wretchedly — Donna Holland went to live with. study for all ages; 7 p.m.. Deliverance Service. ■ Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. vice. And this was nineteen hundred years E., Understudy; Kettle, J., Gift listing can be obtained by ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Correspondent of Onyx; Knebel, F., Bottom It’s too late for me to tell my sister that Mama did forgive A World Day of Prayer obser­ received for the Intercontinen­ 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Family Ser­ ago. calling the library.* FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange Hall 72 Church and Park Sts. Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Church The Chuckle 646-0375 Line; Luxem, P., Secret of her. Mothers always do. But I hope you will print this again vance will be sponsored by the tal Mission fund, by which vice and Church School. But after nineteen hundred years the for those for whom it’s not yet too late. THE OLDEST E. Center St. Rev. James Beliasov, pastor. rector; Rev. Bruce W. Jacques, assistant to the arid Chestnut Sts. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Rev. Two machinists were eating lunch. Into Meinbers of the Bolton High Cypress Manor; Maybury, A., Manchester Church Women Church Women U nit^ make shame Family Life Talks 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. Worship rector; Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, Vernon. Ronald J. Fournier, pastors; Joseph Ekeberg, School Future Business Jessamy Court; Michaels, B., United Friday noon at St. annual grants to agencies for Still clings, and we have not made good the midst of their casual talk crept a Several Bolton Elementary DEAR OLDEST: Consider it done. It's always later than Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. the rector. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. Edward intern. reference to religion. As usual, this Leaders of America Club House of Many Shadows; Mary’s Episcopal Church. higher education for women in the loss School and Bolton Center we think. < 7:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Book of Common Konopka. 8:30 and 11 a.m.. The Service with Holy Com­ started on argument, each one trying to recently participated in ac­ Monteilhet, H., Perfect Crime; PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Spruce St. Those planning to attend are overseas Christian colleges, That outraged faith has entered in His School teachers took part in Prayer; 9 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Authorized Ser­ Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at munion; 9:45 a.m.. Church School for all ages. defend his own brand of Christianity. The tivities to make everyone Moorcock, M., Hollow Lands. 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., Worship, reminded to bring sandwiche , preparation and distribution of name. three in-service discussions DEAR ABBY: Please don’t think I’m some kind of nut, Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. Informal Worship, vices, Rite 2, with sermon by the Rev. Mr. 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon., Adult Forum; 9:45 and 11 a.m.. Nursery for in­ defense became an attack as the words aware of the importance of Mortimer, P., Long Pie and beverages will be Christian literature for women Ah, when shall come love’s courage to about the family life and health but I can’t find the answer in any book and don’t want to study and fellowship. Haldeman, Church School, Nursery care; 10 fants. became hotter and hotter until one business youth organization. Distance; Olsen, J., Alphabet served. and children in Asia, Africa and ST. MARGARET MARY’S CHURCH, Wap- be strong! education program. The faculty show my ignorance by asking someone I know. I’m a grown a.m., Sunday Morning Coffee House; 10:15 a.m.. defiantly burst out: The students informed the Jackson; Plaidy, J., Madonna This 89th celebration of the Latin America, education for ping. Rev. William McGrath and Rev. Joseph UNION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Tell me, 0 L ortf^tell me, 0 Lord, how liked the curriculum. woman and probably should know the answer, but here Adult Confirmation Study; 11 a.m.. Holy “You think you know so much — I bet public, especially other young of the Seven Hills; Raymond, CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH, 40 World Day of Prayer will be minority women in new careers Schick, co-pastors. Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bowman, minister; Rev. long f Four parent information goes: Eucharist, Authorized Services, Rite 2, with ser­ you ten dollars you don’t even know the people, about career oppor­ E., Old June Weather; Robbins, Is it true that horses sleep standing up? Someone said Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Strand, Rev. David W. observed in 1,000 languages and and for American Indian youth; Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday David B. Eusden, associate minister.' Are we to keep Christ writhing on the meetings were held. They were mon by the Rev. Mr. Haldeman. Lord’s Prayer.” tunities in business and H., Pirate; Shannon, C., Spring they did, but I didn’t know whether he was serious or not. dialects by Protestant, ministries among migrant farm Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. 9:15 a.m.. Confirmation Class; 9!15 a.m.. cross! attended by 47 parents with the Rinas, pastors. “Ha!” replied the other, “I wager ten business education. of Violence; Stevenson, D., STUPID QUESTION 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church School Orthodox, and Catholic workers, and support for the Adult Bible Study Class; 10:30 a.m.. Church Edwin Arlington Robinson response being supportive of ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 ElUngton Rd., dollars I do.” Bolton Chapter club Mrs. Tim Flies Home; Thomp­ through Grade 6, Nursery for small children; CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Christians in 169 lands. Christian ministry in national School, infants through Grade 8; 10:45 a.m., the program. South Windsor. Rev. John C. Gay, pastor. Rev. “Prove it.” members assembled their son, A., Swiss Legacy, Tryon, DEAR QUE^ION; First, no question is stupid if it’s 10:3C a.m.. Holy Communion, Church School for UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 11 Center St. The theme for the 1975 parks. Morning Worship, third Sunday in Lent; 11:45 A spelling in-service program Eugene M. Kibride. The Final Word Is JOY “Alright — listen to this: ‘The Lord is slides, scrapbook of past ac­ T., Lady; Tuttle, W., Renegade was held with a Lippincott con­ sincere. Second, all horses are able to “lock” their legs with Grade 10 on. Nursery for small children. Rev. Newell Curtis Jr., Rev. Winthrop Nelson celebration is “Become The offerings also make a.m.. Coffee Hour in the Chapel; 6 p.m.. Senior tivities, creed, pledge and pur­ Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday I am sharing two poems with you this my shepherd, I shall not want; He makes Sheriff: Weldon, F., Female sultant. very little muscle strain, which enables them to sleep Jr., Pastors. Perfectly One,” a search for possible gifts to short-term Pilgrim Fellowship will meet to work for Youth pose of their club and displayed standing up if they so desire. However not all horses sleep Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. week because the ultimate word is not me lie down in green pastures...’ And so Friends; White, A., Long Fuse; Other activities at the schools 9 a.m.. Worship Service and Holy Communion, the meaning of Christian unity projects such as reconstruction Sunday. them in the lobby at Bolton this 'way. Some prefer to lie down. (It’s about fifty-fifty.) At ST. JAMES CHURCH, Msgr. Edward J. “Christ writhing on the cross” but the he continued to the end of the 23rd Psalm. Winston, D., Haversham included reassessing programs Federation Room, the Rev. Mr. Curtis, leader; in the broader context of a and rehabilitation services to High School. least my animal expert has so informed me, and he got it Reardon, pastor; Rev. Bernard Killeen, Rev. ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coventry. TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGATIONAL triumph of Easter morning. When he had finished he turned Legacy. for the below grade level 10 a.m.. Worship Service and Holy Communion, pluralistic society, Irene Goss, women and children victimized Gov. Ella Grasso issued a straight from the horse’s mouth. Louis Cremonie. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. Paul F. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, ' 'Yes, we know we sin, but we also know triumphantly to his fellow workman — O n D isplay achieving student in reading, Sanctuary, the Rev. Curtis, preaching; Church chairman for the local obser­ by war, ecumenical ventures proclamation whereby Connec­ Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday Ramen. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. that we are forgiven sinners. We are “the “See, I told you I could do it. Now pay up.” “Rose’s Barn,” a wood-cut preparation of grounds im­ School, Nursery through Grade 6; 10:10 a.m.. vance, said. and international conferences ticut recognizes the FBLA DEAR ABBY: My husband’s sister and her husband Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., noon, 5 p.m. Saturday Mass at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 10:30 a.m., W or^p, Communipn and Sunday ■ fellowship of the forgiven and the His opponent ruefully handed over the print by Mrs. Helen Veitch, is provement information for out­ Cracker Barrel Sharing Time, Robbins Room; The worship service has been for women, pilot projects for statewide along with have done something to grievously hurt trie. 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. School. forgiving,” which is John Calvin’s defini­ ten dollars saying “Congratulations, I on display at Bentley Memorial door physical education 11:15 a.m .. New Members Conversation, prepared by the Women’s refugee women, day care nationwide in order to inform They live a great distance from us, and I used to write to tion of the church. There is a vertical rela­ didn’t think you could do it!” Library through arrangements facilities and meetings to them faithfully every week. Now I have stopped writing CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and Vernon Federation Room; 7 p.m.. Youth Group, Federa­ Ecumenical Prayer Fellowship centers, family planning, health SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, the general public and local CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY UNITED tion with God that determines our horizon­ with the Bolton Art Club. review individual student in­ bwause of what has happened, but my husband has now Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. tion Room. of Egypt. and nutrition education and UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rt. 44A, businessmen of the number of METHODIST CHURCH, Ellington. tal relationship with other men and The library has framed art structional needs for special started to write to them regularly. 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. Worship, ser­ On World Day of Prayer, a clinics. Coventry. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold, minister. future executives, secretaries, Morning worship at Crystal Lake Community women. John Masefield expresses that Overwhelmed With Work? pints for loan. education. I think this is wrong of him. Don't you think that out of mon: “Search For Truth;’’ 6 p.m.. Worship, ser­ nationwide offering will be 9 a.m.. Adult Study; 10 aim.. Communion Ser­ business machine operators, COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, AN United Methodist Church will be at 11 beginning Easter joy in tljis poem: Our maxim comes from the words of loyalty to me, my husband should take my part and be on mon: “ I Had Well Nigh Fainted!’’ vice; Church School; 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour; 11:15 teachers and clerks being AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, 585 E. Sunday. Sunday School will also be at 11. Anyone I did not think, I did not strive, Michel Quoist, quoted iri “Twentieth Cen­ my side? HURT IN IOWA a.m,. Confirmation Class; 7 p.m.. Senior trained in various schools Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, minister. wishing to join the coffee hour is invited to do so The deep peace burned by me alive; tury Men of I^ayer.” Pilgrim Fellowship. throughout the country. UNITARIAN^UKIVERSALIST SOCIETY, 9:15 a.m.. Church School for all ages. at 10:15 a.m. The bolted door had broken in, DEAR HURT: Loyalty need not necessarily include Youth Singers “Never say you are overwhelmed with Membership in the national 481 Spring St. (Singer Learning Center) Rev. Ar­ Kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing during BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, I knew that I had done with sin; work, or you will soon believe it. When you taking on the enemies of one’s spouse. You don’t say what organization totals over 100,000 nold F. Westwood, minister. the service; 9:30 a.m.. Pastor’s membership Offer Musical ROCKVILLE UNITED METHODIST Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. Stanton Conover, I knew that Christ had given me birth feel you are reaching your limit, stop, these people did to hurt you, but apparently your husband persons in 3,000 communities wasn’t as. grievously hurt by it as you were. 10:30 a.m.. Service, the Rev. Mr. Westwood class in the study ; 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship, CHURCH, 142 Grove St., Rockville. Rev. John minister. To brother all the souls on earth... breathe, pray. That is an economy of time Communion, message: “How to Have “The Reborn” singers will 10:15 a.m.. Church School; 10:30 a.m., who are actively involved in the State To Give and Mrs. Carolyn Becker will present a panel of W. Mortimer, pastor. 0 glory of the lighted mind! — and renewing your strength. At the end Successful Failures,” Nursery is provided; 5 present the musical “I’m Here, Worship Service, Communion theme: “Search day-to-day process and activity adults and young people on “Public Education,’’ 9:30 a.m.. Church School, Nursery through How dead I'd been, how dumb, how of the day, place your work through prayer Everyone has a problem. What’s yours? For a personal p.m.. Youth Fellowships will meet; 6 p.m., Bible God’s Here, Now We can For God;” 7:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. of the community. Nursery, Church School. adults; 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery blind! in God’s hands and leave it there.” reply, write to ABBY; Box No. 69700, L.A., Calif. 90069. Study led by the pastor in the Living Room. Start,” by Ralph Carmicha^ Bolton has 21 members. Bill Advice on Drains Enclose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please. and Kurt Kaiser Sunday at 7 through Grade 3. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 1040 Stern is president of the local Boston Tpke., Bolton. Rev. David M. Campbell, Hate to write letters? Send $1 to Abigail Van Buren, 132 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, p.m. at Trinity Covenant chapter. Sue Manning, vice maps and data, and a field sur­ Church. The pro^am is open pastor. Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212, for Abby’s booklet 447 N. Main St. CALVARY CHURCH (ASSEMBLIES OF FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF president, Kathy Williams, VERNON vey and inventory of both local to the public. 9:30 a.m.. Membership Class; 10:15 a.m.'. “How to Write Letters for All Occasions.” Please enclose a 11 a.m., Sunday Service, Sunday School for GOD), 647 E Middle Tpke. Rev. K.L. Gustaf- VERNON, Rev. John A. Lacy, minister; Rev. secretary and Pam Lambert, BARBARA RKIHIVIOND and state drainage facilities. son, pastor. The musical group is com­ Coffee and Conversation; 10:30 a.m.. Church long, self-addressed, stamped (20«l envelope. pupils up to the age of 20, care for very young Edwin W. Bartholomew, assistant minister. treasurer. In connection with the Mayor McCoy said that DCA 9:45 a.m., Sunday School — Classes for adults posed of 20 young people from School. Nursery through Grade 6. (Grades 7 and children, subject of the Lesson-Sermon, “Christ, 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, 9:55 a.m.. Church Library Additions preparation of a master will also prepare a final report and children; 10:50 a.m.. Morning Worship and the Greater Hartford area, who 8, Wednesdays at 7 p.m.); 10:45 a.m.. Worship, INVITATION Jesus. ” Golden Text from Isaiah: “There shall School. The following new books of drainage plan for the town of of findings and recommen­ Preaching Service, the Rev. Stephen Whiting of started singing together three sermon: “Thy Will Be Done on Earth.” be a root of Jesse, which shall stand for an en­ FOR Hearings Slated fiction have been added to the Vernon, the Department of dations for drainage improve­ years ago. They have also sign of the people;’’ The Christian Science Australia, ^est speaker; 7 p.m.. Evening COMMUNITY ANTENNA shelves of Bently Memorial Community Affairs (DC A) has ment. presented the musicals “Life” Reading Room, 968 Main St., is open to the Gospel Service, the Rev. Mr. Whiting, preacher. 8 Million Aided TELEVISION (CATV) Library. agreed to provide technical DCA officials will work with and “Love,” both written by APPLICATIONS On Zoning Laws Aldrich, J., Summer assistance. Leonard Szczesny, town Otis Skillings, in various By GI Bill t Applications are invited for a Romance; Bower, B., Border Mayor Frank McCoy said the engineer, and other town per­ churches in New York, certificate of public con­ Vengeance; Conway, L., Ab­ plan will provide an inventory sonnel, in carrying out the Massachusetts and Connec­ The \ ’I Washington — Originally beauty SALO^ venience and necessity to con­ bot’s House; Creasey, J., project. Women Plan Meetings ticut. passed in 1944 as the Service­ of existing drainage facilities struct and operate a communi­ Masters of Bow Street; and basic design tools for future The mayor said the only men’s Readjustment Act, the Gl 'VE IS’'r.--:ED BEAUTY ON A BUDGET AND IT S NEVER BEEN ‘/ONE I'/POnrANT ty antenna television system HEBRON Wednesday, March 5 at 8 p.m. Bible Bill has helped train nearly 8 Creasey, J., Toff and Old development. expense to the town would be The circles of the Women’s in tO / o-A‘. NOW under the provisions of Chapter Anne Dallaire in the home of Mrs. Midge Lee, Qircle, 7:45 p.m., at the home of million v e te ra n s since World Harry; (ireasey, J., Toff and The scope of services to be the cost of publishing the final Speaks 289 of the General Statutes, for Society of Community Baptist Mrs. Russell V. Hughes, 48 Ir­ War II. About 2.3 million of WHERE VALUE AND QUALITY REIQNI Correspondent Walnut Dr., Hebron. the Trip-Triplets; Dean, N., provided by DCA’s Bureau of report which would not exceed Guest Speaker all of the area as follows: “WE SAVE YOU MONEY” by Church have scheduled ving St.; and Estelle Carpenter those enrolled in colleges. 228-3267 A vote will be taken on Arti­ Romance on Capri; Deighton, Local Government, will include $300. He said it is expected the Memorial Columns CATV No. 8 — the towns of Eugene meetings for next week. Circle, 7:45 p.m., at the home of The program has helped pro­ cle 9, section 1 in their by-laws L., Spy St6fy; Delmer, V., drafting a master drainage plan survey will start about the first AT THE PARKADE ONLY Brewer Meetings scheduled for Mrs. Lawrence Hagler, 34 Grif­ The Rev. Stephen WhitlBg^af. The Lincoln Memorial in duce an estimated 450,000 engi­ 1 f A - I - 5JJP- Trumbull, Monroe, Newtown, Salvatore Mastandrea, chair­ to change the amount of annual Time for Titans; Dunne, M., from existing topographical of July. Tuesday are: Barbara Gifford fin Rd. Queensland, Australia, will "'W'asirhigiorii ' D.-G. ie sur­ neers, 180,000 doctors, dentists Brookfield, New Fairfield and man of the Planning and Zoning dues. Standby Nurse; Francis, D., rounded by 36 columns of e MON. thru THUR8 . ■ The world food shortage, or Circle, 9:30 a.m., at the home of Ruth Circle will meet speak Sunday at the 10:50 a.m. and nurses, 360,000 teachers, Shermriri. Commission, announced that The club also announced that Nurse of the Keys. more accurately maldistribu­ Mrs. Thomas R. Burton, 114E Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the white marble, one column for 160,000 scientists, 107,000 law­ I MARCH 3-6 ■ The deadline for applications and 7 p.m. services at Calvary each state of the Union that public hearings are tentatively they have turned over $70 to the Garfield, B., Romanov tion, is a problem of tragic Ambassador Dr.; Reed-Eaton church. Church, 647 E. Middle ’Tpke. yers, 243,000 accountants, 246,- is June 24,1975. All applications scheduled for April 1 on the Heart fund from their recent Succession; Gatenby, R., existed at the time of Lin­ 700 businessmen, 83,000 police­ must be filed in accordance proportions. The concern The Rev. Mr. Whiting will coln’s death. The Memorial revised zoning regulations. bake sale at the Village Shop­ Season of Danger; Gerbers, 'T., voiced by many today seems a men and 17,000 writers and with the provisions of the Rples Commission members will go Shadow of the Snow; Gilmer, also speak tonight at 8 to the was dedicated in 1922. journalists. I SHAMPOO $9 7 l i l ping Plaza. bit hollow view of our growing youth in the Maranatha Coffee of Practice of the Public through the regulations next Guest Preacher A., Celebrity Nurse; Goldman, unson’s Utilities Commission, including consumption of grains and House at the church, and on week and members will be The Rev. Sherman Andrew, W., Marathon Man; Hersey, J., the filing, with the application, HHIEMEMBIIXS fruits in the production of Monday to the residents of lANOSET assigned to certain sections to will be the guest preacher at St. My Petition for More Space; Marriage Encounter of the complete case of the alcoholic beverages. Westhili Gardens at 2 p.m. in ■ $3.sbVAL’JE ■ present at the public hearings. Peter’s Episcopal Church at the Hubin, A., Best Detective Candy Kitchen applicant, consisting of sworn Americans reached a new Herrmann Hall. When the hearing date is set, 10 ajn . service Sunday. Stories of the Year 1974; THINK testimony and exhibits. Copies peak in per capitaconsump- Will Be Explained A 1966 graduate of Com­ a copy of the proposed Rev. Andrew is the Hunter, E., Streets of Gold; of the Public Utilities Commis­ Where Quality 'Candy Is Made Fresh Daily tion of absolute alcohol in monwealth Bible College of the regulations will be on,file with Archdeacon for the Episcopal Jaffe, R., Family Secrets; THURS.. march '6 ONLY sion Rules of Practice are OF US! 1972. Experts say that the Some facts about Marriage The weekend is usually Assemblies of GoA in Australia, the Town Clerk for inspection. Church in the Eastern part of James, R., Storm’s End. Choose From Over 200 Varieties available on request to grain destroyed in the produc­ Encounter weekends will be presented to 15 to 25 couples by he and his father, the Rev. T.W. At its March ' meeting the Connecticut. Johnston, J., How Many tion of this addictive drug, by explained Sunday at an inforr a team of three couples and a Whiting, are co-pastors of the Executive Secretary, Public Planning and Zoning Commis­ far our most abused dnig, mation night program begin­ member of the clergy, who Assemblies of Clod Church on HAIRCUT Utilities Commission, State Of­ sion will formulate a budget for ” riow to IxiY •ipMiivt tun* Intxptotiytiy For M altar dinnor Irsal - by our Mohitos would feed 20,000,000 people. ning a t 8 a t St. M ary’s have made a weekend the Queensland gold coast. A N Y S m E fice Building, Hartford, the 1975-76 fiscal year to meet OPEN Half that many probably will ALL DAY ONLY ■ ■ ■ W Connecticut, 06115. Applicants Fashions Epj^opal Church. themselves and then studied the For the past three months, ^1 79 the Board of Finance’s March CREAMY WAFERS die of starvation this year. Marriage Encounter was Father Calvo method. the Rev. and Mrs. Whiting and are advised that the Commis­ 31 date for submission of WONffBOW Now making lour popular flavora; papparmlnl, Even a marked cutback developed in 1954 in Spain by Although Marriage En­ their two children, Rebecca and sion will expect diligent com­ general government budget would release food for pliance with Section 16-1-86 of -S w TCUSTOM TAILORS winlargraan, lamon and lima. SUNDAY the Rev. Gabriel Calvo wiUi counter is Catholic in its origin, Daniel, have been living in SUNDAY requests. millions suffering from married couples who he thought it has since grown to include Philadelphia, Pa., where he has the Rules of Practice-of the Health Meeting i HNITFIM MLTON HOTE - 3 NYS OHYl malnutrition. The distillers’ lived extremely happy, couples of all faiths or none. been observing the Teen M O N .-8 A T . Public Utilities Commission. The board of directors of ) Hirdi 1, 2, 3 - Sat, Sw, Hn . 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. argument, that much thus Challenge ministry. Applications must be accom­ fy DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY satisfied lives. It came to this The Connecticut Marriage Columbia-Hebron-Andover- released likely would never country in its Spanish form in The Australian minister’s PERM SPECIAL panied by a |50 filing fee, Community Health Service, ' 0«t cuttom nwMurtd tor your mtH order mon tuHt, get to the hungry anyway, Encounter has recently com­ 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. except that no additional fee is tporl coat*, tMrtt, lodloo tuH*. drottot, (ormal woor, 1966. pleted its first year as a visit to the United States is to SAVE UP TO 28% Inc. will meet March 6 at 7:30 simply will not wash. The To make a Marriage En­ required of any applicant which member of the National appraise the youth scene and to On Our D«lux« t11.W Purm p.m. at the Columbia 8ALEI8ALE18ALEI same may be said of any con­ counter, it takes a weekend, has already paid a fee in con­ FOR ALL YOUR Marriage Encounter. In its first observe ways and means to Congregational Church. SilMl FfWN TflOttUIMit of SiMpliO servative effort. from Friday night until Sunday nection with any previously year, more than 1,000 married reach today’s youth with the Senior Citizens Meet Mon't Engllth worttod tulit ...... 78.00 afternoon. It is a well-planned, NORTHWAY PHARMACY o m iy * 8 * * filed application which includes Doubla knIt/Cathmara tpt. jickat...... BSiOO CHURCH OF couples have participated in gospel, the Rev. Kenneth Senior Citizens will meet busy weekend and is a private Gustafson, pastor of Calvary Includes Shaping, Shampoo, Perm, Set, and at least one of the towns in the Man’i tltckt ...... 21 JO MEDICINAL NEEDS CHRIST this movement. Written Quarantee. Wear One for Easter area applied for. March 6 at 1 p.m. at the Gilead Man's th'lrit...... ttSS.OO experience between the C3iurch said. 230 N. MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Congregational Church in the o m s Lydall and Vernon Streets The principle slogan of the Public UtiUties Ladlat/Men'i Cathm. Top Coata...... MJO married couple, and not the During their visit to social room. SUYSSOITS Ladlaa knit aulta...... SSJO Phone: 646-2903 usual group experience, a Marriage Encounter teams is Manchester, the Whiting family Commission BIT TOW EXCLUDING DUTY & MAILING ROUTE 6, BOLTON — TEL. 649-4332 VITAMIN HEADQUARTERS TEL. 646-4510 * 3M HfOAb'sL, liuicHKTa To Charge Dues smsorr member of an encounter team “A Good Marriage is the will be guests of the Rev. Mr. Henry Mierzwa M lir M M IT Ml a Mai hW OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY'till 8:00 P.M. TEL 649-2517 The Hebron Women’s RM0M.T said. Enemy of a Better One.” and Mrs. Gustafson. Executive Secretary Aiklor|LVICT0l,Tal.24SJ011 Candy Also Available For Fund Raising Republican Club will meet ______Ptww anyttma; H not In, laaya your nama and phono mimbar PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat., March 1. 1975

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W OJ, Going Against Norwich 1. o • f H 4^ M I Ah W W S'S m (D rebound well in order to run. We have to also maintain our was in double fiures in .all but three contests. Mike By Len Auster poise against any press they throw at us. If we can, we’ll, Quesnel, 6-3 junior forward, tallied at a 13.7 clip as second Last of the three local entries to get started in the 53rd be in the game,’’ Pearson asserted. leading marksman. Six-foot-four senior Bob Ostberg, who ^ 3 . S annual CIAC State Basketball Tournament, Manchester Five-foot-10 senior guard Ray Sullivan, who established will have to have a good game for Manchester to do well, 6- High engages Norwich Free Academy tonight at Windham 1 senior Co-Captain John Koepsel and 5-10 junior guard himself as one of the premier backcourtmen in the CCIL OS ‘S Qj High at 8. The tilt is a playdown round test in the Class AA this year, paces the Silk Towners in scoring with a 16.4.- Mark Demko round out the starting five. c)3 S 5:! Top performer for the Wildcats is 6-3 junior forward • rH Division. average. Sullivan had six games of 20 points or more and ^ ^ ' 5 V* o 3 S O P S The Indians are ranked 21st in a 26-team field with an 11- Johnny Burns, a left-handed shooter who pumped in -14 8 record, placing fourth in the CCIL in the regular season. points per game and hauled in an average of 11 rebounds. Vi ^ ^ -IT . ^ O Norwich is 12th-ranked with a 14-5 docket. The Wildcats •Directions to Windham- Junior Rhett Devore fills the pivot slot with his 6-6 frame. Cj ^ a r e n ' t , shared league honors in the tough Capital District Rich LaPorta, a 6-3 junior, rounds out the frontcourt. Six- r o S It foot-one senior Mark Ringel and 5-9 senior John Conference with Hartford Public. Take Rt. 44A to Bolton, From Bolton Notch, take Nowakowski are the backcburt tandem for Coach Tim Manchester closed with a rush, copping eight of its last Rt. 6 toward Willimantic. On the outskirts of o Ryan. Four of the five starters averaged double figures in 11 decisions. ‘‘With the exception of the Windham game Willimantic, get onto 1-84 bypass. Get off bypass at se­ W O r P drC rO P I j . X f t the regular season. (the season finale), we played our best basketball at the cond exit, marked Eastern Connecticut State College f t o The winner advances to the first round where fifth- O Vi c+H CC en,” Tribe Coach Doug Pearson said. and UConn. Take right off exit onto High St. School is “I’m not the least worried that we can’t play with them ranked 18-2 Southington High will provide the opposition at on left. MIKE QUESNEL RAA SLLLIVAN (Norwich). The key for us is rebounding. We’ll have to a date and site to be announced. >

' S Ah Bowler Wins $536 5 $ v /0 _ 111 o o -C g c S . Celtics Have Knack l . S ' S ^ J l j 'S So'* CD'S r I Ken Thomas 1 First Ia$a £0 U- Of Stretch Control J Q ^ g J c t l O j n Herald S o «« k J ^SKETBALL State Man in Open X 0 + 3 m .CCS By E^l Yost NEW YORK (UPI) - The Boston Celtics know how to Sports Editor take control down the By Earl Yost ( i < MIDGET r ~ e c C stretch but the struggling Proving that his success in the Manchester Town 10-Pin 03 g Paced by Eric Gauruder and ■ • a ; to H _r< Milwaukee Bucks, the team Bob Gentile with 16 and 10 Bowling Tournament was no fluke last spring when he y -A . I TO rrH (X) X to they beat in the NBA playoff points respectively, WINF out­ annexed the crown, Ken Thomas moved in with the pros Little League May Be iikPinch finals last year, don’t. lasted Nassiff Arms, 32-26, last this week and came home a winner. Money is getting tighter all the tim ^ n d Jim Leber, Lit­ That’s Jo Jo White’s ver­ night at the West Side Rec. Bill 3 X ^ O (1) P -P CO -r ‘ tle League baseball program presides in Manchester, sion of the 107-106 Anderson opped in 10 points and Thomas, who carried a 203 hopes that supporters will come forth dgain and lend a cliffhanger Boston pulled Neil Desimone seven for the season average, wound up in § o’Ss § ° ^ s A 8 ! “l| to P CO P financial hand. \ out from under Milwaukee losers. 38th place in the $100,000 ^ P O Friday night, handing the Action at the Community Y Midas Open Tournament at O P last night'saw Fountain Village 1^1 -M P P P The annual house-to-house canvass for financial support Bucks their fifth straight the Bradley Bowl in Windsor S) S x . d I—IX o cd ^ X get past Manchester Cycle, 27- Locks. 4) cd “ isn’t listed until Sunday, May 11, one week after the 26th loss in their battle to cap­ 19, and Y All-Stars top Boland year of operations starts locally. ture the Western Conference Oil, 40-33. Jim Brudett was best A field of 176 entered, ( 0 0 , 0 wild card berth in the NBA for Fountain with 11 points each posting a $250 entry Leber reports that several sponsors of entries in play a playoffs. while Jim Paggoli was high for fee, and Thomas came out year ago did not forward annual pledges of $125 for a major After Kareem Abdul- Cycle with nine markers. Matt with the honor of being the league entry or $75 for a farm league squad. Jabbar and Celtic Dave Maloney netted 13 points for the highest scorer among ^ o P Cowens had held center All-Stars and David Modean Connecticut competitors a ? 0 stage for most of the game, tossed in 16 markers for and also gained a check for d bi) So S ^ >5 m cn X As a result, this put a heavy bite on the treasury. While \White stole the show in the Boland. $536. rP ail bills are paid, league officials are hopeful that spon­ 'o-® ' Hosing 1:34, hitting Boston’s Each big pinner rolled 18 T p to ‘S sorship support will be improved over 1974. INTER-TOWN games with the top 24 advan­ iast three baskets, including Downed in its finale last night 3 b -P -P X P cing into the finals. Thomas the go-ahead and winning at Illing was Manchester, 84-69 O Jh p 133 O P Ah hoops. by Windsor Locks. Dave Muska compiled a total pinfall of 3,- >sX 03 ftX X ft “The'y (the Bucks) lack (39), Mike Allen (14) and Joe 872 for a brilliant 215.2 ^.allege baseball Upgraded direction since they lost Bonito (13) paced the winners average against the nation’s J1 Pairings for the first annual State College Baseball Oscar (Rpbertson),’’ said while Ron Apter (19), Walt best rollers. The local man’s Tournament featuring Eastern, Central, Southern and White, whd'jfinished with 28 Adamy (17) and Jeff Shrider total was just 39 pins under Western will take place March 11 at Eastern in Williman­ points. “ Every play goes to (11) were best for the locals. the 24th leading figure. tic. It’s a giant step in upgrading college baseball in the Kareem now. They did that (UPI photo) Manchester finishes with a 4-10 Thomas rolls in several state...Bill Holowaty, Eastern coach and the college’s last year but eV^ryone else record. local leagues and is a KEN THOMAS director of athletics, is the man behind the move to get Free Ball at Boston Garden familiar figure at the was still much\more in­ JUNIORS state teams to play one another in the spring...Bruce volved in the offence. Oscar Dave Cowens Battles Ahdul-Jahbar Parkade Lanes. in a perfect 300 effort at an Boisclair of Danielson is an outfielder in spring training With Milt Greenberg tossing moved the ball\made in a game-high 25 points, the A year ago Thomas turned out-of-town lane. with the New Ytjrk-Me^in St. Petersburg, Fla. Boisclair, everybody work on offense defeated Kansas City- grabbed 18 rebounds to help Suns whipped the Braves, 64-46, a rookie, and Tom Seavef^re the only Connecticut residents and they were better off.” Omaha 114-107 in overtime, Houston snap snap last night at the East Side Rec. Suo.co with the club. Seaver resides in Greenwich...New York Milwaukee trailed for Houston routed Chicago 102- Chicago’s eight-game win John Orfitelli was best for the Jets have increased their ticket prices $1 and $2 each effec­ most the game, managing 87, Phoenix beat Golden streak. Braves with 23 markers. College Basketball tive next season. Tops will be $12. Standing room tickets only a brief 73-73 tie at 8:()9 State 102-96 and Los Angeles Suns 102, Warriors 96 remain at $5, which is a big deal to say the least...Fine of the third period. A 10-2 downed Cleveland 109-105. Dick Van Arsdale scored EAST JUNIORS- Standings — Suns 9-3; Lakers 9-3, Pistons college basketball game tonight will find Hartford hosting Boston onslaught in the Knirkg 114, Braves 106 25 points as Phoenix 8-4, Braves 6-6, Knicks 4-8, UGLA in Comeback Trinity. The Hawks, toi|rney-bound agaiil under Gordie closing minutes, however, New York kept its defeated Golden State and McCullough, are 16-6 record-wise with Trin at 8-11. Saints 0-12. put the Bucks back again, witjiering playoff hopes moved to within a half game EAST PEE WEE- Standings To Hold Game Lead 83-75. alive with a balanced of second place Seattle in — Celtics 12-0, Willie’s 6-6, The Celtic offense then scoring effort led by Walt Sportsman Show Features the West. The Warriors’ Burger King 5-7, Top Notch 1- NEW YORK (UPI) - For the first 20 minutes, in the sputtered when it could least Frazief'Js 28 points and Bill 11. Mark Hall, national freestyle champion archer from Rick Barry, the league’s se­ judgment of Coach John Wooden, UCLA played the worst be afforded and Abdul- Bradley's;^ 19 to compensate EAST .MIDGETS- Standinqs Manchester, is one of the professionals displaying his cond top scorer, was ejected first half of basketball by a Bruin team in the history of Jabbar, who scored 10 points for a 41-point effort by Buf­ — Pro Remodeling 12-0, talents at the Connecticut Sportsman and Travel Show at 1:49 into the third quarter Pauley Pavilion. in the final period and 40 falo’s Bob McAdoo. when he drew two technical Eastern Ideally 10-2, First Hart­ the Hartford Civic Center this weekend. Burly Moe Baker, ford 7-5, Allied Builders 6-6, overall, put Milwaukee Bullets 106, Pistons 93 five times the world’s arm wrestling champion, and Sven fouls while protesting a In the second half, it was a In other games involving ahead for the first time, 98- Elvin Hayes’ 35 point, 12 Automatic Comfort 5-7, Com­ Johnson, who holds a dozen world lumberjack titles, are backcourt foul called munity Y 4-8, M anchester different story, though. ranked teams Friday night, 97, with 3:37 left, Cowens, rebound performance also featured. Baker reports there is finally some money against him. Police 5-9, Manchester State “I thought we played an Arizona State (7) downed who scored 33 points, helped stretch Washington’s to be made in arm wrestling, $1,000 the recent top cash Bank 1-11. exceptional game in the se­ Wyming 94-76, Oregon State 'retaliated but Milwaukee’s home court winning streak prize in national competition,..One of Johnson’s acts is to Lakers 109, Lavs 105 cond half,” smiled Wooden, (10) outlasted Washington Bob Dandridge and George to 20 games. The Bullets Lucius Allen scored 27 cut a chair out in a matter of several minutes using a whose third-ranked Bruins State 44-41, Texas El Paso Thpmpson followed to put also gq,t 27 points, eight points, 16 in the last quarter, power saw...Anyone interested can volunteer to wregtle maintained a one-game ad­ (11) beat Utah 71-65, the Bucks ahead 102-99 with assists and four steals from as Los Angeles broke a six- Victor, the 750-pound Alaskan, clawless bear, undefeated vantage over Oregon State Southern California (12) 2:29 left. guard Phil Chenier. Bob game losing streak' with a in five years of competition. He consumes between 20 and in the Pacific-8 basketball stopped Stanford 85-77, Penn Boston’s John Havlicek Lanier led. Detroit with 20 victory over Cleveland. QJ 30 pounds of food daily and is now seven years old...Bob race Friday night. (14) crushed Yale 98-'73 and and Jabbar traded baskets points. Jazz 114, Kings 107 Bednarski, with 35 national and 24 world records to his . A N D Trailing 27-20 at the half, Arizona (18) beat Colorado and White went to work. 76ers 112, Sonics 111 Nate Williams/burned his credit in weightlifting, is also on hand...With the Boston 0 | UCLA bounced back to edge State 107-97. With 1:34 left, he hit his first Leroy Ellis scored with former teammates with 11 Celtics playing Sunday afternoon at 1 o’clock and the RADII California 51-47. shot and 24 seconds later put one second left to boost give points in overtime as he led Sportsman Show in progress at the same time, parking will “The first half ... was the Five players, led by Gary Boston on top 105-104. White Philadelphia over Seattle. New Orleans ,wer the KC- be at a premium. Safe bet is to park at Founders Plaza in most miserable first half of Jackson’s 17 points, hit in hit the final Celtic basket The Sonics had taken a 111- d East Hartford and take the Connecticut Co. shuttle bus for Omaha. Williams finished SATURDAY basketball ever played by a double figures as Arizona with 33 seconds left. 110 lead on a basket by a quarter for the round trip...Have a nice weekend. with 26 points and Pete 1:00 (8,22) Basketball: UCLA team at Pauley,” State rolled over Wyoming N* Elsewhere, New York Talvin Skinner with two Maravich hjt for 34 for New Ohio Slate vs. Indiana Wooden noted. “Our tur­ and Oregon State, led by beat Buffalo 114-106, seconds left. Orleans. Nate Archibald led 1:50 Basketball: UConn Don Smith’s 14 points, Washington whipped Detroit novers were inexcusable and Rockets 102, Bulls 87 KC-Omaha with 28 and vs. Rhode Island, WTIC overall our offensive play clinched at least a tie for se- 106-95, Philadelphia nipped Former Bull Kevin rookie Scott Wedman added 3:00 (22) Basketball: cond in the Pac-8 FRANK M A R A T T A ^ Seattle 112-111, New Orleans Providence vs. St.John’s was very, very poor.” Kunnert scored 20 points and 26. Pete ’Trgovicli scored all Conference with its win over Third Annual 3:30 (8) Pro Bowlers ■ t 3:00 (8) Golf Classic seven of his points in the Washington State. a 7:25 Hockey: Whalers vs, final 3:45 as UCLA battled I Erving Warns Teammates Cleveland, WTIC back from its seven-point Texas-El Paso got 38 (j") 1— 1—\ Z2. C P COI^ECTICUT SUNDAY halftime deficit. TJie Bears points from Gary Brewster trailed only 46-45 and were Better Defense Necessary 1:00 (3) Celtics vs. Seattle, and Ed Lymun to down |-— cOG-'(Jl|—- ^ r—' —* ^ WINF working for a last shot when Utah, Gus Williams and SPORTSMEN Trgovich intercepted Rickie NEW YORK (UPI) - The New delivered. The Nets, down 31-26 after 2:00 (8) Pro Golf freshman Earl Evans each O ' u J tP c D Hawthorne’:s pass and went York Nets had little difficulty the first quarter and 42-32 four 2:00 (22, 30) Pro Tennis scored 16 points as USC beat the length of the floor for a defeating the Spirits of St. Louis for minutes later, managed a 60-55 half­ 4:00 (22,30) .Bruins vs. Stanford and Pen, with Ron cS O ^ ^ Hawks score. Haigler scoring 20 poins, Julius Erving issued several mistakes. CLJJ 6:30 (24) Ski jumping there and that was it,” he Today thru Sunday a warning to his mates afterwards After the speech by Loughery, the and clinched a tie for its < c x o ^ o u j ( - M arch 1 ,2 said. sixth straight Ivy League - .Sunday...... Noon to io p.m. I n O P U R C H A S E N E C E S S A R X i 184-512, June Michaud 182-465, 3 A Kev at halftime,” Erving said of the fourth quarter before Memphis Ceil Ray 463, Maureen Tyler Hawthorne led the losers Francisco defeated Loyola X S t CN (S « chewing-out coach Kevin Loughery started its rally. 451, Sue Lance 461. with 15. (Calif.) 85-76. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat.. March 1. 1975— PAGE NINE

SPORTS Rhuba Marks AAU Garden Meet, BRIEFS Weight Advantage Larrieu rred from Double Try MELBOURNE, Australia (UPI) — Former world cham- NEW YORK (UPI) — Dwight Stones and Francie^ indoor mark, at first threatened to pull out of the Russian the final lap and sprinted around the track to just miss (by . pion Joe Frazier had a 10-pound advantage over Jimmy Larrieu have had their fill of the AAU and even though meet next Monday but reconsidered when her boyfriend, four tenths of a second) a U.S. indoor best with a 13:07.6 P Ellis today at the weigh-in for Sunday’s heavyweight title they’ll doubtless compete in the U.S.-Russian dual meet at Brian McElroy, qualified for the men’s team by finishing clocking. elimination bout at St. Kilda oval. Richmond next week, their wrath was very much apparent runner-up to Rick Wohlhuter’s 2:06.4 in the 1,000 yards. “I wasn’t disappointed about missing the record,” Yifter Frazier weighed 211 pounds to Ellis’ 201. at the 87th Indoor Championships Friday night. In the meantime, Francie went back to her specialty the said. “I ran the way I wanted to and won the race.” The legal bookies here have labeled Frazier a 3-1 “I was extremely emotionally involved because of what mile and “dogged it” to victory around the track’s second Other winners .who will be going to Richmond to face the favorite to win the 12-round bout. happened to Frances,’’ said Stones after winning the AAU lane in a time of 4:42.8. “I ran the entire race in the second Russians included Roland Carter, who won the pole vault high jump with a leap of 7-feet, 3-inches, but failing to even lane,” she said smiling faintly, “as a pest of being barred in 17-6 long after most of the Madison Square Garden fans Title on Line come close to his pre-meet promise of another world in­ from the two-rii^e race.” had gone home to bed; Hasley Crawford, who edged out LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Californian Bobby Chacon puts door best. It may have been purely coincidental but Francie and Steve Williams in a 6,0-second 60-yard dash; Rosalyn his World Boxing Ccuncilfeatherweight title on the line for Stones didn’t appeat* to be the only ones easing up. Bryant, who ran a world indoor best of 23.6 seconds in the “I performed like I didn’t want to be here and didn’t like the first time tonight when he meets Jesus “Papelero” Filbert Bayi completed his triumphant all-winning U.S. women’s seldom-run 220; Charles Foster, who captured this meet,” Stones said after missing three tries at 7 -4 - Estrada, Mexico’s 126-pound chaiiipion. tour with another win in the mile but his 4:02.1 marked the the 60-yard high- hurdles with accustomed ease in 7.1 far below his world indoor best of 7-5 3/4 set here a week With only a knockout loss to former world bantamweight first time he didn’t break four minutes here this year. “I seconds, and Wesley Williams, winner of the 600-yard run ago — “and the fact is, I didn’t.” king Ruben Olivares of Mexico on his record, the 23-year- didn’t want to push myself,” Bayi said, “because I’m after Jim Bolding, another member of. the Pacific Coast The trouble, it seems, all started midway through the going home tomorrow.” old champ from Sylmar, Calif., takes a 24-1 record with 22 Club contingent, was bumped on the final lap. week when Miss Larrieu, Stones’ Pacific Coast Club team­ KOs into the scheduled 15-rounder at the Olympic Both Bayi and Wohlhuter chose to lay back till the late mate and easily the premier women’s distance runner in Auditorium. stages of their races before making their moves which Yes, they’ll all be going to Richmond and so, too will the U.S., was rebuffed by the AAU at attempting a mile- may have cut down on their times, but one distance man, Francie Larrieu. The AAU can thank McElroy for that Burton Leading two mile “double,” because, in the words of the AAU of­ Ethiopia’s Miruts Yifter, nearly turned his late kick into a because up until the 1,000 yards, Francie’s mind was made ficials, “she didn’t run a two mile race this year to qualify record. up: “no go.” WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - Nelson Burton Jr., who was for it here.” The rabbit-like Yifter, hanging just off the lead through Then, as her Pacific Coast Club coach Tom Jennings an also-ran when the final 16 games of match play started And so, Francie, who holds the U.S. women’s two-mile most of the three mile, suddenly bolted from the field at made clear: “Love won out.” Friday afternoon, came on with h rush to take the top- Cfi O hrt (tq rt-<<- P5 P five games in Friday’s afternoon set to start his march S S i § 2 3 r B . ' l 3 . S ’ 5- rf W ^ ‘ Surprise 2 . (T) (T) a . ” - S ! « w r f o 2 a ' 0 3 >0 72 I toward the top. O W O ^ sP P •< W -< ^ ' 2 S Tops Pro 72 5 j CL(t) Stars Win Out ^ - p 3 . o 72 a ' 2 ^SS ' 1 o 2 o ' SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) — A federal court jury has Golf Field I - *—• a 0 B awarded the Utah Stars $425,000 to be paid by Bill Sharman 2 ? p ( ^ Q - p a and the Los Angeles Lakers for breaching a valid contract ^ rti 3 ^ VI o 1 2 q«5 o ' LAUDERHILL, Fla. '* 3 in 1971. (UPI) — For 23-year- 2 ^ o'orq Sharman, who jumped to the National Basketball oldEddie Pearce and his orq o o ^ 3 p S - s g Association Lakrs from the American Basketball Associa­ t r c o H j ■ § ? 3 wife, it’s a pretty good life (t) i r o o a : 3 s5 (g tion Stars, immediately responded that he was the victim “out here” on the pro golf rY p Q y a « I o a o Q g " p of a “home court decision’’ and said he would appeal. 3 y (D 1^ ,0 2 3 tour. h-* I—‘ to ^ c+ ^ < O qtq t 50 3 p-< t r e r g l x O) “We’re very young, she CO b h-i -CJ a ^ & j a p o S^S+S-orQ Fastest Time CO (ll 0 ) 5 Foyt, of Houston, showed up at the Ontario Motor his weekend as Eddie to b b ^ 2 . S P cc 3 - 3 - f e € Speedway Thursday and turned in a 196.687 mph lap around carries a one-shot lead over CO 0 00 05 n , - 0 C « < ^ ^ « 3 - CD the track’s ‘^.O-mile oval. Bob Stanton going into today’s third round of the 5 - i - b r (T) 3 $260,000 Jackie Gleason S w ^ p 6 Ashe survives Inverrary Golf Classic. y = ROTTER&AM (UPI) — Second-seeded Arthur Ashe was Pearcenshot his best tour the I only American to survive the quarterfinals of the round ever Friday, a tourna­ c+ (I> ci- Ji •'>5 ment record-tying 64 over P 'S e r g WoWd'' Championship Tennis Green Group tournament rt> rt> rti 2 - c > , the par 72 Inverrary East S O O ' when he beat Bob Hewitt of South Africa, 6-3, 4-6, 6-1, Friday. Course. In today’s semifinals, Ashe will meet Patrice Close behind Pearce (131) Dominguez of France and Sweden’s Bjorn Borg goes and Stanton, who shot a 68 against Tom Okker of Holland. for a 132 was a charging Ar­ (Herald photo by Dunn)^ nold Palmer, who fired a 66 Merger Out over the 7,128-yard layout Assumption'^s CYO Hoop Champions for a 134. NWYORK (UPI) — In the opinion of the respective Graying and bespectacled Winners of 13 of 14 starts this season and CYO grammar school champions were the league commissioners, a merger between the National and but still a crowd pleaser. Assumption Warriors. Front row, left to right, Mike Evans, Lionel Lessard, Kevin American BdSketbdll'Associations seems out of the ques­ Palmer has not won a tour­ Storey, Mike Sullivan, John Storey. Middle row, Jeff Cantin, Jack Sullivan, Brian 0-t3 3 tion because of opposition from the players. nament since the 1973 Bob Shea, Greg Decarish, Mark Murphy, Keith Lee, Joe Foley. Rear row. Manager Mike i?^ P o o 2 NBA -chie? Walter Kennedy said Friday that a merger Hope Desert Classic. Riley, Matt Atwater, Paul Salone, Mark Fournier, Steve Evans, John Reiser, Coach ! 0 ^ W ( g | 5 ' § § ^ ^ 3 - 3 g - can’t be accomplished until Congress legislates such ac­ Another shot back at 135 John Toller. P fD Jr ^ 3 'g ^ i f l ? tion at “isVjWy court decision made on the matter seems to were Tom Kite who had a 67 c+ o o 3 ^ ? 2 - a g - « P !Z^^ o favor thftp\ayers.” Friday and Hale Irwin witha < 0 • W p g s g s According to Tedd Munchak, commissioner of the ABA, 66. . p^ ■ 3a 3 * ^ p 72 k E “There will be no merger. ’The best we can hope for is Jack Nicklaus and Gene Mistakes Prove Costly some sort of two-league concept that will include a com­ Littler had a 136 and were St h e r s ■ g p 2 * ^ r “ H 3 2 O M w 2 - p g mon draft, inter-league play, and a super-duper title still in the chase. Nicklaus o O h+«3 ^ As Hawks Top Flames Ovir 40 Yean ot Uiwxcallad Sanrtet s S ' S S . 3i(]fQ o game.’’ (UPI photo) shot a 69 Friday and Littlr r S?" 2 - 3* < j ^ p a NEW YORK (UPI) - Atlanta Eric Vail scored twice for O p e n 24 Hours. Dally p 3 P o o' carded a 66. o p 3 rL Up Ticket Price Francie Larrieu Wins Mile It took an even par 144 to Flames’ Coach Fred Creighton Atlanta, giving him 28 goals, FOR EM ER(»KY SERVlOE 02 o 72 a* o 4 3 d - o said, “We lost because of mis­ the most of any NHL rookie.- § S - U .w c + S 0) c l P o make the cut after the first t r ^0) th^ CHICAGO (UPI) — The Chicago Bears, hit by inflation, takes.’’ Chicago Black Hawks Hilliard Graves put in the other B t P p two rounds as the course a r have announced that football ticket prices will be raised Coach Billy Reay said, “We’ll Flames goal. one dollar for the next Naional Football League season. played easier than usual, take them any way we can get The win lifted Chicago into M©bil mostly because of a lack of HEATING OILS P a a 2 ^ ^ The price increase was the Bears’ first since 1969 and Mels Hope Kingman them.” first place in Division 2 with =^ 15 ^ a § - g | = wind. The way Chicago got it one more point than Vancouver. * , g C C f D <5 jJ* p O will raise ticket scales to $8 and $6 per game at Soldier OIL BURNER & o'* CO e+ H d" CLO) Field. Despite the increase, the Bears’ management said, Pearce’s 64 featured an Friday night was to come out in In the only World Hockey g < 1 ^ 0 2 . (C o

^? T tickets on the average will still be priced lower than 19 of lagle on the par five, 532- the second period of the night’s ard 15th hole. He poked his only NHL game trailing 3-0, edged San Diego 4-3 and Ed­ tT the 26 NFL teams. 643-5135 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Maybe the San Francisco lecond shot, a three-wood, score three goals of their own to monton routed Baltimore 6-2. p a ' < “ 315 Center St. _____Maitcheeter Struggle - r-3 o ^ 3 l-*5 O Athletic Scholarship plete the deal. homers in three plus years but than two minutes into the se­ p . ci- rr' ^ O g O P The Giants feared the Mets he also killed rallies with Pearce had complained of cond period, that made the 5 ■ t*r ^ rs.. O ATLANTA (UPI) — Furman Bisher, sports editor of the might have second thoughts strikeouts, and his play at third an aching back after his first § ^ " . Atlanta Journal, said an athletic scholarship at Georgia difference, Reay said. “Red­ about buying Kingman, and who and first was less than accep­ round Thursday, but two mond’s goal gave us a lift,” he 55 H< C ^ 02 Tech awarded his non-athlete son was noHiing more than a could blame them, because the table. good rounds apparently said. “I think it solidified our TURN YOUR RACK YARD INTO A REACH, “sincere gift.’’ “ 1 ^ . Giants seemed so anxious to un­ provided something of , a offense and we were skating g- =f'- “And I was pleased to receive it,’’ Bisher said Friday. load the moody and sometimes Kingman said he was happy niuch better.” RUY NOW FOR LOW PRICES AND RE 2 ^ o o petulant slugger who never to leave the Giants because he quick cure. S'S'ETS, 2 M a - r i- His son, Roger, 19, is a sophomore in industrial manage­ “I’m all fixed up,” he Ivan Boldirev scored the next READY FOR THE HOT SUMMER AHEAD 2 - P M I ment at Tech and receives tuition, room, books and $130 a lived up to his potential in San felt he had worn out his two goals for the Black Hawks s> !LrtM said. Cfi 3 ^ Francisco after three welcome. However, it is to tie it and Pappin won it with month on an athletic scholarship, the student newspaper “Of course a 64 is sure to The Technique said in a copyrighted story released earlier frustrating years. But all went believed he wanted out after 14:23 gone in the third period on SABRINA POOLS m i “ » g ! h " B - help any problem.” Route 44, Coventry, Conn. 06238 in the day. well and Kingman today is on Manager Wes Westrum an­ a tipin in front of the net. 3 'p N— his way to St. Petersburg, Fla., nounced last month that he no At no cost or obligation to me, I would like iiLp CL p •—' s 3 - 0 ) 3 fts 3^g 3 3 to join the Mets in spring longer considered Kingman a to know more about owning a Sabrina Pool j 72 a & 0 3 0) 02 Q^ ^ as o -^ Favorable Testimony training. first baseman and that if he Name: ...... | ■ g S ’" 02 a 02 The Giants had hoped to trade won a job on the Giants it would Addreta: ...... I t r ^ fp YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UPI) - Two Pittsburgh Steelers >-“ OB j ^ ^s i Kingman to the American have to be at third base. PUU DEFT. STORE 1-^. n ►v c+ cl" a , officials have testified favorably for Ernie Holmes, League and in fact had received (Wa Hava A Notion To Ploasa) City:...... I .*::?3 o 72 o 3 Steelers’ defensive tackle, in a civil suit resulting from the accej>table player offers from Kingman has made no secret Naxt to Frank’o Supormaitot State...... I ^ o shooting an Ohio highway patrolman in Mahoning County both the Boston Red Sox and the of his desire to play first. He East Mlddlo 1^0., Manchoator Telephone: , ...... j d :3 p ra '3 - Texas Rangers. However, all may have a problem there with two years ago. , a p ...... ! Dan Rooney, vice president of the club and son of owner that went down the drain when the Mets, who have a pretty fair Men^s ______Mall Coupon Today------J 2 - w „ 2 p 3^®* Art Rooney, and Head Coach Chuck Noll were on the the Players Association killed first baseman in John Milner. the proposed March 15-30 in­ ■ 3 g . § c witness stand Friday for several hours. Mets Manager Yogi Berra said Member 3 terleague trading period.- that as of the moment he con­ Furnishings a - 'S 045000820012 “We were after players all M»0 O siders Kingman’s acquistion as r a O ^ 2 sJ'O 2 so s Reason for Drop the time,” said Giants owner strengthening his bench. Haiwa A Fruit of Tho Loom 3 ® 2 o o p • T-Shirts •Briafa 72 O BRADENTON, Fla. (UPI) — If you’re looking for more Horace Stoneham. “Obviously, Pina ^ “ o p o we could use some infield help “He plays first, third and the • Hoolary • Bhorta N8P1 ^ O 3 home runs from Willie Stargell this season, give the but the players offered us by outfield,” Berra said. “What I • Palamaa • Swaat Bhtrta* Dungaraaa p a <-»■ Pittsburgh Pirate back the old horsehide baseballs. o? f C+-f = " M ►- both the Mets and the Dodgers saw of him at third, I didn’t **Quality Products, at Where Quality Begins O c+ p _. ^ 2 O rf Stargell says those new cowhide balls that replaced aren’t as good as some of our like. But maybe our coaches «+ S O p O Routa 44A Coventry 06238 P CT3 3T ^ a - 3 a horsehide last year were the reason his home run produc­ own kids, so we took the cash.” can help him. I know one thing. Budget Pricesl’* 3 0 3- 3 -V o ce02 T 3 tion dropped from a National League-leading 44 in 1973 to Stoneham would not reveal He gives us a pretty good guy on TEL. 742-7308, 741-0300 25 in 1974. the selling price but it was fair the bench.” PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., March 1, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., March 1, 1975 — PAGE ELEVEN MONDAY, MARCH 3 HMp Want9d TELEVISION “ J 3 Rom n ForSah 23 Homoi For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 6:00 F ilm ...... 20 9:00 11KH) RETIRED GENTLEMAN N e w s ...... 3-8-22-30 To Tell the Truth...... *(....30 wanted for general cleaning, Maude...... \ ...... 3 News...... 3-8-18-2^30-40 part-time. 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Lovely quiet neighborhood. Mid 7:30 M ovies...... 8-20-22-30-40 The Best of Groucho...... 5 Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch fabric company, flexible hours. siding, amesite driveway. Fully Zinsser Agency, 6481511. Oral Roberts Presents...... 11 Movies ...... 9-11 Star T rek ...... 11 EMPLOYMENT Celebrity Sweepstakes ...... 3 Nets vs. Spirits ...... 9 ’The Lucy Show...... 9 13 Help Wanted Call Jobiseekers, 568-1070. deocorated. You pick the Word of Life Today...... 22 Book B e a t...... 24 Secret Agent...... 18 14 — Business Opportunities Call Maryann Cullina 63J-152( or Hogan’s Heroes ...... 5 Human Dimension...... 18 The F.B.1...... 11 colors. City water and city Suzanne Shorts. 646-3233 M ovie...... 30 ’The Honeymooners...... 20 15 — Situation Wanted SHEET METAL worker, sewers, plus much more. 5:30 Let’s Make a D eal...... 8-22 The Ascent of M a n ...... 24-57 I Love Lucy ...... 20 J. WATSON BEACH CO. Christopher Closeup ...... 40 Friends of Man ...... 3 Electric Company...... 24-57 EDUCATION thoroughly experienced. Must Prices starting at $35,900. For Music Place ...... 18 9:00 Captioned N ew s...... 57 — OPEN HOUSE Manchaatar OHIca 647-9139 8:30 Bonanza...... 40 16 Private Instructions be able to work on his own. information or appointment Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 Lucille Ball plays host to Dean Martin in her second The Fourth E state...... 24 The People’s Choice ...... 3 11:30 19 — Schools-Classes SUNDAY 1-3 P.M. Equil Homing Opportunity My Neighbor’s Religion...... 3 20 - Instructions Wanted Fabrication, soldering and out­ call Enfield 1-749-2741, 7454807. Bill Moyers’ Journal — 24-57 special of the season, airing tonight at 9 on CBS-TV 6:30 Masquerade Party ...... 30 Greatest Sports Legends .. .18 “SOUTHVIEW” Insight ...... 8 Movies ...... 3-5-9 ^ Make soma- side installation. Call 528-2101. 8:00 (Channel 3, Hartford). News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Room 222 ...... 40 9:30 Wide World M ystery...... 8-40 REAL ESTATE NEW DUPLEX HOMES Day of Discovery...... 9-40 I Love Lucy ...... 5 23 — Homes lor Sale BOLTON - Beautiful Ansaldi Sixty M inutes...... Martin Agronsky ...... 57 — one happy BASIC BOOKKEEPING - full­ A community of quality built It Is W ritten...... 11 American Ski Scene ...... 18 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 24 Lots-Land lor Sale built Raised Ranch, on acre M ovie...... Zoom...... 24-57 8:00 25 — Investment Property time, local company needs ac­ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY homes with 3 bedrooms, IVz Assignment America___24-57 MIDNIGHT — I Today — treed lot, brick front, plastered Oral Roberts...... 22 News...... MOVIES THIS WEEK 7:00 26 Business Property counts payable clerk now. baths, dining room with glass Good Tim es...... 27 — Resort Property walls, 4 bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, 9:00 10:00 The ’Twilight Zone...... 11 I C all 843-2711 Jobseekers, 568-1070. Day of Discovery... News...... 3-22-40 Dealer’s Choice 26 - Real Estate Wanted doors to 'decks, large living News...... 5-11 12:30 Three bedroom. Raised one full, two half baths, rec Que Hay de Nuevo? Dragnet ...... Andy Griffith Show ...... 5 Happy Days___ room and kitchens, separate room with wet bar, enclosed SUNDAY MOVIES vivors” (1975). Martin Sheen, Marcus Welby M.D...... 8-40 News. . . . '...... 11 MISC. SERVICES NO TYPING SKILLS? No Ranch, two baths, carpeting The Story of Italy .. Truth or Consequences...... 8 31 — Services Offered heating systems and heated porch, 2-car garage, 0:30 8:00 (30) “ Wagonmaster” Diane Baker. American Lifestyle Washington bebates ...... 18 problem, receptionist position, throughout, two antique brick Oral Roberts...... Ironside ...... 9 M ovie...... 1:00 32 — Pamting-Papering basements, city utilities. $59,500. Philbrick Agency, Lawrence Welk...... (1950). Ben Johnson. 11:30 (3) “The Producers” 33 — Building-Contracting part-time, start now, 8:30-1. The Popeye Show... Police Story ...... 20-22-30 ADVERTI^NG fireplaces, one in a cozy fami­ Realtors, 646-4200. Amazing Grace ___ (1968). Zero Mostel, Gene ’The Mod Squad...... 11 This Is the Life Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 34 — Rooling-Sidmg Jobseekers, 568-1070. Stop “Buy” this weekend. 11:30 (11) “Abbott and Black Journal . ; ...... 24 — Happiness Is... '§ ly room. Spacious kitchen­ I Dream of Jeahnie. Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 18 Adam-12...... 1:15 35 Healing-Ptumbing ; Happy 50th Anniversary News...... Costello in the Navy’’ (1941). Wilder. Interface ...... 57 36 — Flooring Attending the 3rd Annual DEADLINE dining room area with large Directions: Hartford Rd. to Spring Street USA .. U.S. Ski Jumping ... Sounding Board ...... 20 A m erica...... Reel Camp ...... 5 37 _ Moving-Trucking-Storage : MOM and DAD Noon (5) “Hold ’That Line’’ 11:30 (5) “Bullets or Ballots” 10:30 POLICEMAN’S BALL 12:00 noon the day before PART TIME EVENINGS sundeck, basement garage, Wilfred Rd. near Spencer St. MANCHESTER 9:30 Wall Street Week ... 38 - Services Wanted intersection. (1952). ’The Bowery Boys. (1936) . Edward G. Robsinon. Celebrity Bowiing ...... 9 Love, April 12, 9-2 publication. JCPenney Co. ^ white aluminum siding with To Be Announced... 7:00 1:00 (5) "Saps at Sea” (1940). 11:30 (9) “The Great Im­ MISC. FOR SALE Deadline for Saturday and black shutters, acre plus treed 41 _ Articles for Sale ^ Paul and Kathy Quey BLANCHARD & ROSSEHO Watch the dogwood blossom. The Story of Italy .. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5 Manchester Armory Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. Our products sesiiice depart­ 'Reallors-MLS 646-2482 News Laurel and Hardy. poster” (1%1). Tony Curtis. 42 — Building Supplies yard, $42,900. ment is interviewing for the 189 West Center Street Older 4-bedroom Colonial in Right Now...... ’The World at War 1:00 (9) “To Hell and Back” 43 — Pels -Birds- Dogs convenient location. Now va­ WEDNESDAY MOVIES 44 — Livestock position of The Addams Family 6:00 The Mod Squad______Little House on the Prairie 11:00 Star Trek ...... (1955). Audie Murphy. Noon (11) “ Lost” . (1955). 45 _ Boats & Accessories Happy 50th PLEASE READ TELEPHONE SALES FIANO AGENCY cant — waiting for that lived- I Dream of Jeannie. Gospel Jubilee ... 1:00 (11) "Dangerous” News...... 3-8-22-30 Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 20-22-30 News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 46 — Sporting Goods in touch. Very large rooms, — Wedding Anniversary REPRESENTATIVE Let Us Celebrate ... David Farrar. Bewitched ...... 5 To Be Alive...... Arabs and Israelis...... 24-57 47 Garden Products i: SUNDAY YOUR AD 646-5200 Business Journal,. (1936). Bette Davis, Franchot The Best of Groucho...... 5 48 — Antiques BOLTON - price reduced on this plus corner cupboard in dining Insight ...... 1:00 (5) “The Eternal Sea” March 2 GRANDMA and !:^ Classified ads are taken over Telephone sales experience 7:30 Tone. The Untouchables ...... 9 To Tell the T ruth...... 8:30 The Lucy Show...... 9 49 Wanted to Buy seven room Ranch. Three or room. Modern kitchen with 10:00 (1954). Sterling Hayden. Star ’Trek...... 11 Happy 18th. Birthday GRANDPA QUEY the phone as a convenience. required to work for our Cher ...... 3 2:30 (11) “Johnny Tiger” The Romagnolis’ Table . Merv Griffin Show...... 5 The F.B.1...... 11 RENTALS The Herald Is responsible for four bedrooms, fireplaced built-ins. Walk-up, floored at­ 1:00 (9) “Port Afrique” — Love, Manchester Service Center. VERNON - Almost new, three Lamp Unto My F e e t...... 3 (1966). Chad Everett, Robert The Champions...... 18 7:30 M ovie...... 8-40 I Love Lucy ...... 20 52 Rooms for Rent only one incorrect insertion and living room, formal dining tic with large cedar closet. $6 Million M an__ . . . . 8-40 (1956). Pier Angeli. -- RAGGEDY ANN Evening and Saturday hours. Big Blue Marble ...... 8 The Honeymooners ...... 20 53 Apartments for Rent Michelle, and then only to the size of the bedroom Ranch, 2-car garage, 2 room, eat-in kitchen plus gar­ ’Taylor. Name That Tune...... Nets vs. Spurs ...... 9 Captioned N ew s...... 57 54 Homes for Rent Make an offer on this gracious Disney M ovie...... 20-22-30 4:00 (9) “ Flipper’s New We Love You original insertion. Errors which Please phone 643-1167, Mr. baths, big wooded lot. Fantastic age. 3/4 acre lot on dead-end Catholic Service...... 9-22-30 3:30 (3) “High Noon” (1952). Electric (Company...... 24-57 55 Business for Rent Jennifer Quey ;$ home which out-of-state N ova...... 24-57 Adventure” (1964). Brian Kel­ Hogan’s Heroes ...... Behind the L in es...... 24-57 11:30 do not lessen the value of the Krauss. view of Connecticut Valley. street. Asking $38,900. Zinsser I Dream of Jeannie...... 11 Gary Cooper, Grace Kelly. Bonanza...... 40 The 325,000 Pyramid .. 56 Resort Property lor Rent Tua Famiglla Bargain Buys for littered owner must sell. 8:00 ly- 9:00 Movies ...... 3-5-9 57 Wanted to Rent advertisement will not be cor­ Fully carpeted and magnificent Agency, 646-1511. Latino...... 40 4:00 (5) “The Fighting 6:30 Country Carnival...... 58 Misc. for Rent Bw^ets-in the want ads. rected by an additional Inser­ Lawrence Welk Show ...... 5 8:00 (11) “The Day and the Cannon...... 3 Country Music Awards ... 8-40 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• appointments. Immediate oc­ i0:30 Seabees” (1944). John Wayne, News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Hollywood Squares ... tion. cupancy. 50s. Warren E. Islanders vs. Sabres ...... 9 Hour” (1963). Simone Signoret. Bob Hope Special...... 20-22-30 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 AUTOMOTIVE Business' Opportunity 14 HEBRON - U&R 7-room Look Up and L iv e...... 3 Susan Hayward. I Love Lucy ...... 5 Nutmegger’s Almanac 61 Autos for Sftle Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Raised Ranch on lovely dead­ News...... 11 8:30 (8-40)_ “The Desperate ’Theater in America...... 24-57 MIDNIGHT Korg: 70,000 B.C...... 8 5:00 (9) “This Island Earth” Teacher Preview ...... 24 Animal W orld...... 62 Trucks for Sale GREETING CARD Shop - end street, just minutes from Good News ...... 18 Miles” (1975). Tony Musante, 10:00 'The Twilight Zone...... 11 63 Heavy Equipment for Sale Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Point of View...... 9 (1955). Rex Reason, Faith Zoom...... 57 Room 222 ...... 64 Motorcycles-Bicycles Excellent location in new, large Manchester. Family room with 8:30 Joanna Pettet. The Manhunter...... 3 12:30 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile Father Knows B est...... 11 Domerque. 6:45 Martin Agronsky ...... 65 □ NOTICES Manchester shopping center. fireplace, cathedral ceiling Kojak ...... 3 11:30 (3) “Incident in San News...... 5-11 News...... 11 Homes PHONE FROM home to ser­ HYGIENIST-WANTED- NEW HOUSES beamed living room with Jewish Heritage...... 40 5:00 (11) “Black Sabbath” _ Edmund Gorman, Agency, 646- Francisco” (1971). Christopher Economics 201 ...... 24 8:00 Get Christie Love ...... 8-40 66 Automotive Service ••••••••• Modern progressive preventive Center of Mxncbester, we have new Movie . , ...... 8 4 0 (1964) . Boris Karloff. 1:00 .67 Autos for Rent-Lease vice our customers for super 4040. fireplace, on landscaped 11:00 Connelly, Richard Kiley. 7:00 Tony Orlando & D aw n...... 3 Faith for Today...... -IB- earnings. Choose own hours. oriented general practice. Full homes under construction and lots wooded acre. Principals only. 647 1419 Open Mind...... 11 6:00 (5) “Brief Encounter” Joe Franklin Show...... 9 available where you can have your own The College Campus...... 3 11:30 (5) “In ’This Our Life” News...... 3-22-40 Dealer’s Choice...... 5 Petrocelli...... 20-22-30 Lost and Found 1 Call 647-1810. time or at least three days per 643-5535 after 5 p.m. or Challenge of ’Truth___...... 18 (1947). ’Trevor Howard. Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 LAMPS and lighting fixtures custom built. Our builders are Joe The Flintstones ...... 5 (1942). Bette Davis. Andy Griffith Show ...... 5 That’s My M am a...... 8-40 10:30 week. Excellent salary and business with large showroom, Swensson, Inc. and Tom Corbitt (Unri ^weekends. Low 40’s. Columbo...... 2822-30 7:30 (20-22-30) “The Wild 1:45 LOST - Greenwood Drive since Construction). Stop by and see their Goober ...... 8-40 11:30 (9) “ Raw Wind in ’Truth of Consequences...... 8 Wanted bead or Alive ...... 9 Legal INolices INSPECTORS - For final in­ benefits. Write stating located in Vernon. Edmund Masterpiece ’Theatre.. .. 24-57 Country” (1971). Conclusion. Celebrity Tennis...... 9 Reel Camp ...... 5 Sunday, black male nine month spection, minimum five years experience and* references to homes up In the Grandview St. area Rex Humbard Show ...... 9 Eden” (1958). Esther Williams. Ironside ...... ; .9 M ovie...... 11 old kitten with white spot on Gorman, Agency, 646-4040. and on Ashworth St. T.J, Crockett, MinclMstar 8:30 (8-40) ‘"The Hospital” Mayor’s Haif Hour ...... 18 experience aircraft parts, Box 449, Rockville, Conn. Realtors, »tS-U77 BOWER’S SCHOOL - Center F Troop ...... U 9:00 Sharing Our F a ith ...... 18 belly. Call 649-6882. TOP OF THE HILL ’entrance Garrison Colonial, Hour of P ow er...... 18 (1971). George C. Scott, Diana THURSDAY MOVIES INVITATION TO BID nights and days. All benefits. MANCHESTER - Operating Jacques Cousteau...... 5 Sealed bids will be received in Dean Machine Products, Inc., REAL ESTATE CAREER. eat-in kitchen, formal dining Norman Vincent P eale...... 22 Rigg- Noon (11) “Nana” (1934). LOST- Child’s pet, five month luncheonette in excellent down­ Suburban Closeup...... 11 THURSDAY, MARCH 6 102 Colonial Rd, Manchester. Earn $12,000 plus, part-timers town location. Owner may take room, front-to-back living room Connecticut Weekend ...... 30 10:30 (9) “The Caine Mutiny” Anna Sten. the Office of ’The Director of old, black and gray peek-a-poo. We are offering for the first with fireplace, four bedrooms. Kathryn Kuhlman ...... 18 (1954). Humphrey Bogart, Van 1:00 (5) “ Black Legion” General Services, 41 Qbhter Equal opportunity employer. considereid. Must have licenue back some financing. F. J. MANCHESTER - Just reduced. 11:30 6:00 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Karen Valentine...... 8-40 M edix...... 18 Last seen Nike Circle area. or in process. Pasek Realtors, time, one of Manchester’s IVz baths, screened porch, 2-cq: Johnson. (1937) . Humphrey Bogart. Street, Manchester, Connec­ Reward. 649-8044 after 3 p.m. Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. Center Street, 3-family in Congressional Report ...... 3 9:30 News...... 3-822-30 Woman...... 57 REAL ESTATE expanding of­ MLS, 289-7475.______most gracious homes. This garage, $45,900. Philbrick Agi 11:30 (3) “ Doctor Bull” 1:00 (9) "Queen Bee” (1955). Two Heavens ...... 18 Nutmeggers Almanac...... 24 ticut until March 17, 1975 at business zone II. Ideal for cy. Realtors, 646-4200. / Make a Wish...... 8-40 Mannix...... 3 fice looking for quailfied BEAUTY SALON - Well es­ professional offices or commer­ 8-room Dutch Colonial Is (1933). Will Rogers. Joan Crawford. Bewitched ...... 5 7:30 Bob Crane Show...... 20-22-30 11:00 11;(XI a.m. for the follo'wing: LOST-Passbook number 25- DUTCHMAID Clothing looking M ovie...... 11 Hispanic T heater...... 11 licensed full-time salesperson. tablished, prime location, good cial expansion. Owner anxious situated on over 4 acres of 11:30 (40) “Road to Bali” 4:00 (9) “Deadlock” (1968). The Untouchables ___ ...... 9 Land of the T h re e...... 3 9:00 News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 USED VOTING MACHINES 04406, Savings Dept, of the for you. Short hours, good pay, HEBRON- Near Rt % 1 2/3 M edix...... 22 Oral Roberts...... 18 Star T rek...... 11 Call for confidential interview. parking. Call 643-9217. for quick sale. LaPenta Agen­ treed, prime residential land. (1952). Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Leslie Nieison. Hogan’s Heroes ...... 5 Twigs ...... 3 The Best of Groucho...... 5 Bid forms, plans and Connecticut Bank & Trust Co. F. J. Spilecki Realtor, 643-2121. will train you. Jessie Dunnack, acres wide frontage/six room Adelante!...... 30 The People’s Business ...... 24 The Champions...... cy, Realtor, 646-2440. T he view to the east Dorothy Lamour. 8:00 (9) “Seven Sinners” ...... 18 Jeopardy! ...... ! ....8 Love Among the Ruins... 8-40 The Lucy Show...... 9 specifications are available at Application made for payment. 423-4216. PART-TIME Lawn Cape, good start^h o m e, 8% Firing Line ...... 57 The Honeymooners ... overlooking the Manchester finqncing possi^lities. Low, NOON (1940). John Wayne...... 20 Nashville M usic...... 18 Ski with Bill Hoffman...... 18 ’The F.B.1...... 11 the General Services Office, 41 DENTAL SECRETARY assis­ maintenance and landscaping MANCHESTER vicinity - Mo n d a y m o v ie s Peraonala 2 NURSE’S AIDES for all shifts. Country Club Is superb. low $30's. (B)^iew , Greek in­ Face the State . ; ...... 3 8:00 (11) ‘"The Magnificent Electric (Company___ .. 24-57 Hal Stanton P re sen ts...... 22 Archer ...... 20-22-30 I Love Lucy ...... 20 Center Street, Manchester, tant, good knowledge of typing business for sale. Customers Sparkling clean 7-room Raised Noon (11) “No Diamonds for Full-time or part-time. Only the There Is a fireplace In the fluenced building to convert to M ovie...... 5 10:00 M atador” (1955). Anthony Bonanza ...... 40 Consumer Survival K it...... 24 Saga of Western M an...... 24 11:30 Connecticut. and business procedures. Write and equipment. Ideal for Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, News...... 5 Ursula” (1967). Dana Andrews. INCOME tax returns prepared Box T, Manchester Herald. experienced need apply. living room, dining room and home. Work required, mid Connecticut Scene . ..__ ;.. .8 Quinn. 6:30 New Treasure Hunt...... 30 M ovie...... 57 M ovies...... 3-5-9 Town of Manchester, retired person or anyone in­ garage, 332’ lot, great garden $30’s. Robert Assoc. Bob Gonci 1:00 (5) “Desperate Journey” . in the privacy of your home Call Highest starting salary in the terested in landscaping. master bedroom. A circular Hour of P ow er...... 9 Soul F re e ...... 11 9:00 (57) “When a Woman News...... 3-82822-30 D ragnet...... 40 9:30 Good Night America...... 8-40 Connecticut Dan Mosler, 649-3329 or 525- area. Only $40,500. Keith Real 228-92W (1942). Errol Flynn. EXPERIENCED folder area. Liberal fringe benefits. Possibility of full-time. Call Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. driveway, butler’s pantry and Billy Graham Sermon...... 18 Living Faith ...... 18 Ascends the Stairs” (1960). 1 Love Lucy ...... 5 Martin Agronsky ...... 57 Water W orld...... 18 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Robert B. Weiss, 8263. Apply in person East Hartford 1:00 (9) “Valentino” (1951). operator, wanted, call 522-4174 after 6 p.nq., 742-6555. greenhouse are a few of the Insight ...... 20 News Special ...... 2822-30 Japanese with English sub­ Zoom...... 24-57 8:00 General Manager Convalescent Home, 745 Main M^CHESTER - Two-family Anthony Dexter. 10:00 MIDNIGHT between 9-12. features that make this quite Hollywood & the S tars...... 22 titles. 7:00 ’The Waltons ...... 3 INCOME TAX preparation - Street, East Hartford. duplex. Separate furnaces. ‘ 4:00 (9) “The Other Man” News...... 5-11 The Twilight Zone...... 11 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER VICINIH a unique offering. What About Women...... • -30 10:30 11:30 (3) “Games” (1967). News...... 3-22-40 Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 our home or mine, -Stoves and refrigerators. Live (1971) . Roy Thinnes. Meet the M ayors...... 9 12:30 easonable. By Danny Byram, AVON - No selling experience RESIDENT MANAGER - 105- practically rent free. Only $33,- Daniel Boone ...... 40 ’The Protectors...... Simone Signoret. Andy Griffith Show ...... 5 Barney Miller...... 8-40 Call us and find out why it ...... 3 8:00 (9) “ Horror House” Ken Callaway Outdoors___18 News...... 11 649-5096. necessary. As an Avon unit garden apartment located □ EDUCATION 900. Pasek, Realtors, 289-7475. 12:30 11:30 (5) “Dark Command” Tru*h or Consequences ...... 8 M ovies...... 9-11 may be cheaper to buy than Sports E x tra ...... 5 (1970). Frankie Avalon. Movin’ O n ...... 2(P22-30 1:00 Representative you can sell in Manchester. Responsible Face the Nation...... 3 (1940). John Wayne. Ironside ...... 9 Come To L ife ...... 18 TOWN OF MANCHESTER •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• rent. Aluminum sided Duplex, WARREN E / Police Surgeon...... 8 8:00 (11) “The Art of Love” Interface ...... ^ ..2 4 TAX RETURNS and accoun­ quality products full or part- couple to handle rentals and VERNON- On the Manchester Dialogue...... ;8 11:30 (9) “The Web” (1947). The Mod Squad...... 11 Sunshine...... 20-22-30 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 POSITION VACANCY Private Inatructlona 18 5 and 6 rooms, on corner lot. M ovie...... 9 (1965) . James Garner. 10:30 ting done professionally. time. I’ll show you how. Call maintenance. Free rent, town line, immacualate Raised Meet the P ress...... 20-22-30 I bream of Jeannie...... 11 Edmund O’Brien. Dick Van Dyke Show ...... 18 Bill Moyers’ Joum ai____24-57 1:30 MALE - FEMALE Reasonable rates. Confidential. 523-9401. Pnced to sell at $31,900.' Ranch, with one full bath, 2 9:00 (20-22-30) “Winner Take We’ll Get B y...... 3 utilities plus salary bonus and EXPERIENCED English HOWLMD 1:00 Sounding Board ...... 20 Reel Camp ...... 5 FmE FIGHTER Experienced. Call D^n Hickey, lavatories, new on the market, Arabs and Israelis...... 24 Ali” (1975). Shirley Jones, FRIDAY MOVIES 8:30 Greatest Sports Legends___9 insurance. Call Brentmoor teacher will tutor, special *1jreat Decisions...... ’...24 Joe Franklin Show...... 9 110,428.68-112,600.64 649-9145. WANTED - Woman to live in as Management 643-5177. loaltors / 643-1108 $45,900. T. J. Crockett, Lakers vs. Bullets...... 3 ’The Sixth S ense...... 40 Laurence Luckinbill. Noon (11) “The Falcon’s Merv Griffin Show...... 5 training in composition, and Employee benefits include paid companion to semi-invalid. Realtors, 643-1577. Movies ...... 5-9-11 Consumer Survival K it...... 57 11:30 (3) “Return to Peyton Adventure" (1946). Tom SA'T preparation. Call 646-7305. Eighth D ay ...... 8 vacation, sick leave, pension INCOME TAX returns Room and board in exchange POSITION available for Place” (1961). Carol Lynley, Conway. prepared in your home. for light housekeeping and It Is W ritten...... 18 FRIDAY, MARCH 7 plan, a complete insurance automobile and motorcycle 11:00 Jeff Chandler. 1:00(5) ‘"The Beast with Five Reasonable, Call H.H. Wilson, cooking. References required. plan, and employee’s credit un­ sales. Previous experience To Be Announced...... ; .20 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 11:30 (5) “Boy Meets Girl” Fingers” (1946). Robert Alda. 6:00 B aretta...... 8-40 11:30 649-6506. Write Box F, Manchester necessary. Apply in person, Family Classic...... 22 9:00 ion. □ REAL ESTATE OPEN HOUSE Gabe Pressman ...... 5 (1938). James Cagney. 1:00 (9) “Pushover” (1954). News...... 3-8-22-30 Police Woman ...... 20-22-30 M ovies...... 3-5-9 Herald. Manchester Honda, 24 Adams The Fisherman...... 30 M ovies...... 3-18 Applicants should be no less Then Came Bronson ...... 11 11:30 (9) “ Deathmaster” Fred MacMurray. Bewitched...... 5 Hot 1 B altim ore...... 8-40 Masterpiece ’Theatre...... 24 Wide World M ystery...... 8-40 Street, Manchester. 646-2789. 647-1419 SUNDAY 1-4 p .m . Conversations With ...... 40 than 21 years of age. WANTED - Woman to stay Hornet For Sale 23 Video & TV Review . . . ___ 57 (1972) . Robert Quarry. 4:00 (9) “Any Second Now” The Untouchables ...... 9 Rangers vs. Scouts ...... 9 Habitat Project ...... 57 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 □ FINANCIAL 1:30 Applicants will be required to nights with semi-invalid. WOMAN WANTED to do light (1968). Stewart Granger. Star T rek...... u The Rockford F ile s...... 20-22 10:30 MIDNIGHT MANCHESTER - Newer 3- Issues & Answers 8-40 TUESDAY MOVIES pass written, oral and physical References required. Write Box housekeeping, care for small 11:30 8:00 (11) “Bluebeard” (1963). 12 O’clock H igh...... 18 R ap e...... 30 New Directions ...... 18 ’The ’Twilight Zone ...... 11 bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, Spring Street USA...... 18 Noon (11) “The Wedd^ig examinations. Some credit will Bonda-Slocka-Mortgagaa 8 A, Manchester Herald. boy. Must have car, m ^ bring M ovies...... 3-40 Michelle Morgan. ’The Honeymooners ...... 20 Firing Line ...... 24 Black Perspective...... 57 12:30 possible 4th bedroom, con­ MANCHESTER - Six month Julius Boros Outdoors...... ^ Night” (1935). Gary Cooper. 11:00 be given for voluntary fire own child. Tuesday-Friday, David Susskind Show ...... 5 1:00 (5) ‘"nie Lady Takes a 9:00 (3) “Soylent Green” Electric Company ..-____24-57 Masterpiece Theatre...... 57 News...... ’ ...... 11 MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ OPENINGS NOW available for 11:30-3. Call 649-1685, or 643- venient location. $35,900. Paul new, prime west side location, Conn. Newsmakers...... 30 Bonanza...... 40 ekperience. W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. 5-5 D uplex, 1 1/2 baths, Superstars...... 8 Sailor” (1949). Jane Wyman. (1973). Charlton Heston, 9:30 News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 cond, third. All kinds. Realty school bus driver, Manchester 7298 after 5:30. 2:00 Edward G. Robinson. 1:00 Applications and position statewide. Credit rating un­ area. Please call 643-2373. hardwood floors, aluminum Down the Stretch...... 22 1:00 (9) “The Sisters” (1938). 6:30 ’The Odd Couple...... 8-40 ’The Best of Groucho...... 5 Inverrary Classic...... 5-8 Rock Concert ...... 8 descriptions are available at necessary. Reasonable. Con­ 7 3/4% MORTGAGE available siding, high 50’s. Hayes Cor­ Clio Awards ...... 30 Errol Flynn. 9:00 (18) “Theatre of Death” News...... 3-8-20-22-30 10:00 The F .B .I...... 11 ENJOY DRIVING?’ Like Music for All America,...... 18 Midnight Special ...... 20-22-30 the Personnel Office, Municipal fidential, quick arrangements. WANTED- Babysitter, full or to qualified buyer. New 7 room poration, 646-0131. 4:00 (9) “ Midnight Lace” (1967). Christopher Lee. I Love Lucy ...... 5 News...... 5-11 Captioned Neyrs...... 57 money? Delivery position 9-5 Building, 41 Center Street, Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. part-time, days and evenings. needed immediately. Call now Raised Ranch, 2 1/2 baths, MIDNIGHT (1960). boris Day. 11:30 (3) “Billy Liar” (1963). Zoom...... 24r57 fireplace, two-car garage. $52,- BY OWNER - Manchester, An- Tom Courtenay, Julie Christie. Manchester, Connecticut. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Call 6^2139 after 3:15 p.m. Jobseekers, 5681070. The Twilight Zone...... 11 8:00 (11) “Escape to Min­ 7:00 Closing date for filing is Mon­ ford. Evenings, 233-6879. 900. Frechette & Martin, Inc. saldi Built Colonial, Lookout Wrestling...... 22 danao’’ (1968). George 11:30 (5) “Marjorie Mor- News...... 3-22-40 OIL BURNER service man, Realtors, 6464144. Mountain area. Excellent con­ ningstar” (1957). Gene Kelly. day, I^ rch 10,1975. JOBSEEKERS open weekdays, Our SPEEDY Spmslalty 12:30 Maharis. Andy Griffith Show...... 5 SYLVANIA MATCHED MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd vacations,, insurance, good 8-8, weekends 9-8 Call 568-1070 dition, three bedrooms, 2 1/2 TRULY DELICIOUS Encounter ...... 11 8:30 (8-40) “Trilogy of 11:30 (9) “ Destry Rides Truth or Consequences...... 8 mortgages — interim financing working conditions, state for complete employment ser­ baths, screened porch, double Terror” (1975). Karen Black, Again” (1939). James Stewart. Ironside ...... 9 COMPACT AUDIO SYSTEM — expeditious and .confidential licensed, 649-8158. vices. SouUi Windior garage. Principals. $60’s. 643- 1:00 10 ROOMS CHICKEN George Gaines. The Mod Squad...... 11 service, J.D. Real Estate News...... / ...... 8-40 Assoc. 646-1980. Luxurious and spacious with 4 Brown In 6 Minute* 8:30 (20-22-30) “The LastSur- Dick Van byke Show ...... 18 Model CS4720W bedroonuL 2V9 baths, J (Ireplaces. Solid Skiing with Bill Hoffman___9 NOTICE brick and aluminum siding for low MANCHESTER - ’Two-family The world’s “finest eatin’ Film ...... 20 PUBLIC HEARING §••••••••••••••••••••••••••• maintenance. Florida bound owner Duplex, located on West side. Aviation W eather...... 24 BOARD OF DIRECTORS anxious to seU. Call Suzanne or Arthur Large kitchen, living room, two chicken’’ with incomparable □ EMPLOYMENT PART-TIME Shorts, 64S-3233. taste. 1 To Tell the Truth...... 30 r Solld-alato AM/FM/FM- TOWN OF MANCHESTER bedrooms with thira bedroom 381 East Middle Tpke, Manchester Open D oor...... 57 J. WATSON IIACH CO. on third floor. Separate fur­ CALL IN ORDER Don WILLIS Garage Stereo receiver for depend* CONNECTICUT RMltors MLS 7:30 TUESDAY Help Wanted 13 SECRETARY Manctwatar Ofliea S47-S1SS naces. Priced at $39,500 Zinsser Pick Up 10 Minutes Later SPECIALISTS IN able operation, Agency, 646-1511. CHANNELS | Wild World of Animals...... 3 MARCH 4, 1975 Cqutl Houting Opportunttf WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND r Built-In matrix circuitry Wheel •!4’ Hogan’s Heroes ...... 5 The Board of Directors will TOOL MAKERS - All-around DECTS DnVE-IN (3) WFSB, Hartford | a Proficient In shorthand and typing. Exten­ ONLY $36,900 BRAKE SERVICE Let’s Make a D eal...... 8-22 meana you simply add se­ conduct a public session machinists and Bridgeport HERRON 462 CENTER ST. 643-2660 Alignment cond set of speakers for full operators. Top wages, fringe sive bookkeeping knowledge required. CONDOMINIUM - three GENERAL AUTO REPAIR (5) WNEW, New York | Porter Wagoner...... 18 Tuesday, March 4, 1975 from demenslonal sound, benefits and overtime. Afternoons only. Call Cheryl at 646-2000 bedrooms, three baths, rec Spring is just around the cor­ Immaculate 7-room Colonial, fireplace, 3 good size 649-4531 — 18 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Human Dimension...... 20 9:00 a.m. to 11 a.m. in the Experience preferred. Apply at room, den, living room, dining (8) WTNH, New Haven | Black Perspective...... 24 r Full size automatic Board of Directors' Office in between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. ner. Watch it happen from bedrooms, family room, fully enclosed yard, gas Paragon Tool Company, 121 room, kitchen, all appliances. your beautiful deck dr Hollywood Squares ...... 30 turntable with cue-pause the Municipal Building to hear Adams Street. heat. Taxes ,$625. Excellent financing. (9) WOR, New York iji; Mid 30’s. Frechette It Martin, screened porch. Hundreds of Nanny and the Professor .. .40 control, and ceramic cart­ comments and suggestions Inc, Realtors, 6484144. bulbs and plants surround this I (11) WPIX, New York | Martin Agronsky ...... 57 ridge. from the public. Owner • Agent Future sessions will be held lovely 3-bedroom Raised I (18) WHCT, Hartford | 8:00 Sealed air suspension the first Tuesday of each month LEGAL Ranch with 2-car garage and (jorilla! ...... 3 speaker system with two POTENTIAL PLUS* storage galore. Country estate I (20) WATR, Waterbury | from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Dealer’s Choice ...... 5 SVii” extended range speak­ NOTICE but only minutes away. Priced The Night Stalker ...... 8-40 and the third ’Thursday of each I (22) WWLP, Springfield | ers In separate enclosure*. LIQUOR PERMIT WANTED 19 room, 3-family, separate to sell at $49,500. month from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 Avengers ...... 9 This Is to give noUce that CUudli furnaces, big lot, ample I (24) WEDH, Hartford | M ovie...... 11- p.m. in the Board of Directors’ Monaco of M HenryHen St., Mancbeiter, has 12 to 14 year-olde to work 3 nights par wsek. parking, and good location. Billy Graham Sermon...... 18 Office. filed an application placarded February 28,1(79 with the Liquor Control Commit- Wa Train Priced to sell at $43,900 (30) WHNB, West Hartford Sanford and Son...... 20-22-30 Phyllis V. Jackston, aloa for a Grocery Beer type of permU Week in Review...... 24-57 Secretary for the lale of alcoholic liquor on Uie CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT essenqer CALL lessengc I (40) WHYN, Springfield | EUCTRONICS Board of Directors premitei Pete’i Grocery, 4(4 East 8:30 STANEK Center St., Manchester. Hie builnen Manchester Evening Herald WARREN E. ^ (57) WGBY, Springfield ij: Merv Griffin Show...... 5 Manchester, Conn. will be owned by James L. Monaco and PHONE 649-1124 Dated at Manchester, Claudia Monaco of 94 Henry St., PHONE 647-9946 Chico & the M an...... 20-22-30 277 BROAD STREET Manchester and will be conducted by 647 1419 • REALTORS • CO Connecticut this twenty-fourth Wall Street Week...... 24-57 Claudia Monaco as permittee. 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BENJY BY JIM BERRY Article for Salt 41 Apartmanla For Rant S3 Apartmanta For Rant S3 Autoa For Safa SI MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., March 1. 1975 — PAGE THIRTEEN 1963 PLYMOUTH Savoy II, 2- |0o!/M lMTAlM lM © IT’S terrific the way, we’re LOOKING for anything in real FURNISHED 3-room heated OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE estate rental — \apartments, apartment, ample parking, con­ door hardtop, 1968 440 cubic AH'HA! / \ COtiOTAI^T Vierll' selling Blue Lustre to clean BUGS BUNNY rugs and upholstery. Rent homes, multiple dwellings, no veniently locatra. Call 64)M7S0 inch engine, 4-speed, bucket f=0(Z O FO'^ I . after 4 p.m. seats and extras. Tires and I'LL BE OUT OF TOWN FOR A WANNA 1 / y e a h , w e w o n drOOFIH© . shampooer fl. E. A. Johnson fees. Call J.D. Real Estate BUGS. GET U e A BASTKAMI IvlAKIN’ A ITS TIME I DID ONE PASTRAMI ON NO-UH-I MEAN I’M . body in decent shape. Needs WEEK 5 0 I GjU ESS I ‘LL LET JIMMY NOT SURE HE'5 r e a d y 5 E T T L E -“^ L E A N D E R Paint Company. Associates, Inc. 646-1^. . s a n d w ic h w it h a s id e MESSENGER SOMETHIN' T’ SHOW RYE.. HCX.O TWO BEDROOM Duplex, in 2- minor work. Must seil im­ HAVE THE K.EY5 TO MV C^R WHILE FOR THAT,' HE HASN'T“.:31m I A L IT T L E CAN IMITATE O FFA & M R l ORDER OF COUE S L A W / GOT OUT O ME.. MY INDEPENDENCE/ TH' COLE sumt I'M GONE.' I'LL LAV d o w n A FEW b e e n d r iv in g v e r y family, newly decorated, stove, mediately. Asking $600. Call ARGUMENT? H IM R E A L TWO PIECE sectional sofa, ''“ah ITS HUMILIATIN’ , \ S LA W / 'DOS' AND'DONTS' BEFORE I 6 0 . LONG, A ND -W ELL:LL, ] I refrigerator, dishwasher and 6434458 after 6 any day but V AN' DEGRADIN’ / 1 DON'T KNOW. A I MACK CLAIMS GOOD! VYE NO contemporary, burnt orange, TflE Wem-D /UPS I f YOUR UNCLE TOOK, TWO OTnollant /wtn/lUinn Ka o # e\^fe a r> Utilltl6S. OldBT laundry connections. Parking, Fridays. /OP. ,r 'Tiwiir & WONDER excellent condition, best offer. 0 ( r TAUGHT 646-7203 after 3. > preferred. 272 Main Street. security, $185 monthly. BOVYG AND THEY WON- Hohenthal Realtor, 646-1166. 1973 PONTIAC, Catalina, 4- 0 YOU A TE/^PLETON THAT MUTT PRIZE- 16 THE door, one owner, 25,000 miles. WINNING FUNNIEST WOMAN’S white Ermine Excellent condition, snow tires, •DELI 51X,' r f / jacket, like brand new. One of a MANCHESTER Parkade VAUDEVILLE # SIGHT SINCE VUiUER XPARTMENTS Apartments - We now have one $2,695. 649-2696. ACT JUDGE RENCHY ind. Best offer. 2284)028, 228- Five-room townhouse apart­ 9896. bedroom apartments available, HIT H15 THU/HB 9 H78 by NH, Inc. 3 -/ ment, IVk tiled baths, 2 air- stove, refrigerator, heat, hot ALL CARS simonized $20. Com­ IV WITH H IS conditioners, wall-to-wall water, grounds maintenance pounded, waxed, windows and &AVEL Homes For Sale 23 Lota-Land For Sale 24 Sarvlcoa Ottarad 31 . Rooflng-Sldlng-Chlmnof 34 ANTIQUE BLUE bedroom set, hub caps cleaned and 0 bureau, night Stand, complete carpeting, full basement, and parking included for $180 heat, hot water, appliances. and $185 per month. For more vacuumned, 528-1990, for ap­ bed, $75. Girl’s 26” 3-speed pointment. < 3 -1 () COLONIALS HEBRON - 200 acres bf wood BUILDING and remodeling - ROOFING - Installation and bike, used twice, $60. Sleeper Available March 1st. Adults information, call 646-6555, Kitchens, bathrooms, family Monday-Friday, 9-5. SENECA DRIVE in Ver­ lands and open fields on Route repairs, gutters, storm win: couch, needs upholstering, $5. only, no pets. MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD a 85 and Old Colchester Road. rooms, garages, roofing and 1968 PONTIAC L em ans, non... beautiful location and a dows, doors. Experienced Nimrod tent trailer, good condi­ Owner interested in financing. gutters. Free estimates. Paul quality workmanship. Fully in­ 6 4 9 -7 6 2 0 ROCKVILLE - four room apart­ excellent condition, automatic i l l j i lovely 4 bedroom colonial on a tion, $250. Call after 6 p.m., 646- stick shift, $1,095. Call 6464866 Edmund Gorman Agency, 646- S. Matarazzo, 875-0509. sured. Free estimates. 3325. ment, heat, hot water, parking, HOW MANY TIMES iVELL — I ALREADY DID.' THE wooded lot. 4040. Reasonable prices. Rick appliances, no pets, security, after 6 p.m. DO r HAVE TO TELL GO TO A CIRCUIT COURT HAS BETTE DRIVE in CONSERVE FUEL - Chimney Burnett, 646-3005. 3 1/2 ROOMS with heat, hot $165 monthly. 646-1060. you-THE JUDGE HIGHER UPHELD THE DECISION.' SEASONED HARDWOOD - $25 EXCEPTIONAL 1962 Chevrolet HAS REFUSED TO COURT! YOUR CASE COMES UP Manchester...A U&R MANCHESTER - 4-family, and fireplace heat reclaimers, half cord, $40. for full cord. Call water, cooking gas, stove, COVENTRY - three room Impala, 2-door hardtop, V8, GRANT BOND IN A MONTH — AND I gem...huge four bedroom, 2Vi completely furnished, rented. Franklin fireplace inserts and 643-0926. refrigerator, wall-to-wall IN yoUR CASE I J’T EVEN GET A DELAY/ bath, 8-room home. Loaded Remodeled completely three forced air dechillers for home, Heating-Plumbing 35 carfiet, $175. Centrally located, apartment available im­ power steering, power brakes. MOTHER W5. Call 643-1969. with extras. Big lot, big trees, years ago. Large landscaped business and industry. Harold SNO-FLITE snow blower, 7 h.p. adults only. No pets. Security mediately, heat, electricity,, GREAT MOMENT water, stove, and refrigerator LIFE'S LONGEST MINUTE ,, IN S H O W B IZ . privacy plus in this location. lot. Business zone II. Mr. Lind­ J. Leese Supplies, Heat SEWERLINES, sink lines, sold and serviced by Agway. deposit required. Call 643-9678. Reclaimer Division, 649-7627. all included. $150. monthly. 646- 1967 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Mid 60’s and worth it. say, 643-1111. cleaned with electric cutters, Cost $458. plus' tax and chains. by professionals. McKinney MANCHESTER - pleasant four 8352, 647-9755. convertible, new tires, and T.J. CROCKETT Sell for $375., used twice. Call exhaust system. Excellent con­ MUTT AND JEFF HEBRON- Minutes to DICK’S SNOW Plowing - Bros. Sewer Disposal Com'- after 6 p.m., 7424555. room apartment, modern, cen­ CREATED BY BUD FISHER Rm Ho t i S43-1S77 Manchester Hartford, view. Specializing in serving pany, 643-5308. trally located, avocado dition, make offer. 643-9859. acre plus, approved, only Rockle^e and surrounding 6’x2V2’ Maple work table with appliances, carpeting, no pets, ROCKVILLE SVIi ROOMS DO yo u DO y o u WELL, DO w ny SAD,yoU'RENOT $11,500! Eight wooded acres, area. Driveways, sidewalks, NO' JOB tooo small, toilet $2()5 monthly. 649-3978, 6464780. 1973 DODGE Dart, 2-door, 6 r LARGE Seven-room Colonial, 1 plywood vinyl padded top; two cylinder engine, power DRINK? you EAT F lT C O M P A N y wide frontage. Low down pay­ lot, sanding. 643-0002. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen Kirsch brass curtain roas, fits ROCKLAND TERRACE SMOKE? 1/2 baths, aluminum siding, ment. Best, 1-2 homes. $14,000. Large and baautllul pne bedroom steering, vinyl roof, Chorches FOR MAN garage, treed lot, $48,500. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••' faucets replaced, repaired, rec 34-37” windows, 649-7025. ROCKVILLE - Available HAY? / OR FFAFT/ Robert Assoc., 228-9274. rooms, bathroom remodeling, March 1. Nicely furnished 31/2- apartment!, heat, hot water, all Motors, 643-2791. Hutchins Agency, 64^3166. Painting-Papering 32 appliance! Including dl!hwa!her, heat modernization, etc. Free room apartment. Heat, no pets, T ORIENTAL RUG- ap­ dispoul, carpeting, pool and your 1973 OPEL, Manta, execellent Investment Property *25 estimates gladly given. M & M proximately 12’x23’, basic color no children. Security. $170 own private terrace In a country cat­ $19,900 - Five rooms, 1 1/2 PAINTING and p^erhanging, condition, automatic, must sell, PRISCILLA’S PO P excellent work. References. Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. red, with multi-color floral monthly. 646-1060. ting. From $180. No pet!, BY AL VERMEER baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ B ZONE property, six room 643-9084 after 6 p.m. age, nearly two acres. Hiitchins Free estimates. Fully insured. design. $300. Phone 647-1924. 8724223 875-7466 5294586 I'M SUPPOSED’ house, formerly 2-family, plus TOWNE Plumbing Service, THREE ROOM apartm ent, ■ TO TIDV UP Agency, Realtors, 646-3166. Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. 1969 AUSTIN AMERICA, low over 4,000 square foot builcling, repairs, alterations, vanity 3M 209 automatic copier, six heat, hot water, stove, MY ROOM ! central, good for small contrac­ mileage, good condition, needs v/lpES.i MANCHESTER - Striking 4- J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom cabinets a specialty. Call to years old, best offer accepted. refrigerator, garage, security, tor, plumber, electrician etc. 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- $185 per month. Call 643-4884. transmission work, $300. or best rr= B T . bedroom Contemporary, 2 1/2 decorating. Interior painting. Supply of paper included. Call offer. Call before noon, 646- Low 50’s. Keith Real Estate, Paper hangiM. New Ceilings. 40M. 643-1124, 94. MANCHESTER - Four-room T baths, panoramic view of Hart­ 649-1922, 646-4126. 1917. ford skyline, sunken patio, 2-car Remodeling. Exterior painting. 95 WEST MIDDLE apartment, hot water, stove, garage. 60’s. Warren E. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - NUTONE electric stove, drop TURNPIKE, 4% room Duplex, refrigerator, centrally located. Business Property 26 All heating and plumbing heat, hot water, electric stove Security deposit. Call 875-3503 1973 VEGA GT, 4-speed, AL'0, Howland. Realtors, 643-1108, Fully insured. For estimate call in type, coppertone, witn custom interior, mounted 649-9658. repairs plus remodeling. Call stainless steel cooking surface. and refrigerator, garage, lease, after 6. MANCHESTER - Main Street, snows etc. 649-8441 after 5. CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE SUCCESSFULLY selling your 643-1496. $50. Call 647-9039. $190. per month. Call 649-2865 business zoned, four family, befor 5 p.m. FOUR ROOM apartment, home is as important to us as it PAINTING - Suve 30 - 60%. 1 ^ T-BIRD, two tops, new d city utilities, level lot, $600 Five years experience. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing stove, parking, centrally AHi PRINCESS JASMIMI YOUR UNCLE THERE YOU WILL SO NOW ER-AVASr THERE, is to you. Call now - let us monthly income. $47,900. Hayes motor, completely done over, explain the services we offer. Excellent references. Pete, 742- - Repairs and remodeling, Dogs-BIrds-Peta 43 LARGE five room flat, first located, $85. Call 649-5358. VUSEF WILL GRACIOUSLY RECEIVE YOU BE HANDED OVER IF y o u WILL MATEY! LIKE I Corp. 646-0131. $4,800 or best olfer. 228-0028, OH HIS YACHT- AND TAKE YOU BAC K s a f e l y to y o u r . COME WITH SAY, WE go tta Odegard Realty, 643-4365. 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. sewer lines cleaned electrical­ floor, Mr. Clean condition, 2 ly. Prompt service on emergen­ MANCHESTER - One-bedroom 228-9896. TO m ik h a b a : FATHER" AS SOON ME PLEHSE- FEW DETAILS DOG-CAT boarding reser­ bedrooms, storage, park 2 cars. AS HE 'HELDE THE T ’ SETTLE Resort Property 27 id Uli Pv NCA Inc T M Rio U S Pil Qlt MANCHESTER - New 3- PETER BELUVEAU - Pain­ cies. 643-7024. vations. Combined inside/out- $225 per month. Lease, security Ranch type apartment, private T H R O H E 7 0 FIRST! deposit. Keith Real Estate. 649- entrance, includes heat and PRINCE VLSEFJ bedroom custom Ranch., 2 ting, wallpapering, spray/brush side runs, partitioned privacy, THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM GROTON LONG POINT- On painting. Fair prices, fully in­ 1922. 6464126. appliances. $185 per month. baths, aluminum siding, double the boardwalk. Ideal for enter­ Flooring 36 germicidal lighting. Canine garage, excellent sured, experienced and depen­ Paul W. Dougan, Realtor; 643- UP TO MOO taining, 5 bedroom vacation Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, neighborhood. $47,900. Hayes dable. 643-1671. Manchester, 646-5971. MANCHESTER GARDENS- 4535, 646-1021. home. Overlooks over 1/3-mile FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, One or two bedroom JUNK CARS Corporation, 646-0131. of beach, islands, Sound. Two (specializing in older floors). INSIDE - Outside painting, STANDARD poodle puppies, apartments, in beautiful coun­ FOUR-ROOM duplex, west WANTED baths, living room with Ceilings and inside painting. try setting, walk to everything, side, appliances, one child, no ^ c ia l rates for p^ple over 65. John Yerfaille, 646-5750, 872- black. Mother champion. Non- WE w il l ' p a y u p t o $100 fireplace, dining room, porch, Fully insured. Estimates given. $164- $184 monthly includes pets. Security plus references. sun rooms. $80,000. M.S.A. 445- 2222. allergetic. Very reasonable. FOR YOUR JUNK CAR AMOlUgR EAST HARTFORD Call 649-7863. Call 6fe-1831. heat, hot water and appliances. $160 per month. 649-7727. 9715, 536-2182.1 536-2182. Superintendent, 646-0090. Equal Depending on Year and To get a "bHe” “ drop a rme" in Model THIWfa-iiTHAT EXCEPTIONAL Wait M l housing. NEW FIVE ROOM first floor Real Estate Wanted 2g Building-Contracting 33 FRIENDLY Labrador, needs FREE TOW OU>-fA5HlOloeD loving family with big yard. flat, all appliances, fully SIX-ROOM, downstairs apart­ carpeted, basement storage SAME DAY SERVICE 3-FAMILY NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Call 646-5847 after 6. , ALL CASH for your property □ MISC. FOR SALE ment and garage. Central. with washer and dryer connec­ PLEASE CALL FOR 6 huge rooms downstairs and 2 within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Remodeling, repairing, ad­ OURS FREE PUPPY - Beagle type, Security deposit required. tions. Convenient to schools and CURRENT PRICE LISTS three-room apartments up­ instant service. Hayes Agency, ditions, rec rooms, porches and THE KLINTSTONES two months old, friendly and Phone 649-3616. - shopping. $265 per month plus 0 a.m/ - 4 p.m. 522-1104' BY HANA-BARBERA stairs. Fine condition in nice 646-0131. roofing. No job too small. Call Articles for Sale 41 utilities. Call Mr.' Peterman, 649-3144. lovable. Call 649-8713. after 5 p.m. 247-0910 neighborhood. Appliances in­ VERNON- One bedroom apart­ 649-9404, 646-2912. cluded, parking provided. WE WILL buy your house. Call ALUMINUM sheets used as ment. Sub-let, three months. ALLIED CARPENTRY - Repairs, P O P S , PHE\A// WHAT'S THIS anytime, Hutchins Agency, printing plates, .007 thick, Garden Products 47 $170. Pool and tennis courts. Homes for Rent S4 SCRAP METALS THAT CIGAR- COUNTRY COMING Realtors, 646-3166. remodeling, additions, roofing. 23x32’ ’. ^ cents each or 5 for $1. 872-0835 or 872-2826. 741 WINDSOR STREET ALLEY OOP UGN/..... TO WHEN YOU CAN'T $ 4 8 , 9 0 0 Call David Patria, South Wind­ Phone 643-2711. FEBRUARY MANCHESTER - Three H a r t f o r d p - H A V E A p e a c e f u l EXCEPTIONAL SELLING your house? Call us sor, 644-1796. __'ii______WELCOME HOME, / HOW NO, NOT, A SMOKE CLEARANCE SALE FIVE ROOM apartment, three bedroom Condominium, 2 1/2 BOYS/ DID THE INVESTMENT first and we’ll make you a cash NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 bedrooms, stove and baths, wall-to-wall carpeting MACHINE I offer. One day service. T. J. WES ROBBINS carpentry cents each. Inquire side door. at Mm remodeling specialist. Ad­ refrigerator, separate cellar. and all appliances included/ BEHAVE, WARREN E. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Manchester Evening Herald. POTATO Call 643-1425. $350 monthly plus utilities. 1968 CHEVELLE, 2-door, DOC? ditions, rec rooms, dormers, automatic, 6 cylinders, good built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Available March 1. Mr. D IMMEDIATE CASH for your WE BUY and sell used fur­ WAREHOUSE DELUXE ONE - bedroom Filloramo, 646-6555. mileage. Needs body work. HOWLAND property, {^t us explain our 649-3446. niture. Cash on the line. One by Caldor'i apartment - Complete - - $225. Phone 649-0252. ■ fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, CofiMf of BucMand Rd. Realtors 643-1108 piece or an entire housefull. ■nd Tolland Tpka. appliances, carpeting, air- EAST HARTFORD - Single 2 647-1413. LEON Cieszynski builder * new 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 conditioned, swimming pool. 1972 CHRYSLER Imperial, homes custom built, bedroom house, 2-car garage, Main Street Rear, behind 50 IBS. U.S. No.l $ $175 plus utilities. Robert D. quiet neighborhood. References completely equipped, $2,600; MAY WE BUY your home? remodeled, additions, rec Douglas Motor Sales. I SO Murdock, Realtor, 643-2692. 1966 Chevrolet, windowed van, rooms, garages, kitchens required. $220 monthly. 643- Quick, fair, all cash and no POTATOES ...... 5983. needs work, $300; 1974 Pontiac, JUST REDUCED remodeled, bath tile, cement Professionally landscaped 3- problems. Call Warren E. CLEAN USED refi-igerators, WHILE THEY LAST THREE BEDROOMS, central, Bonneville, loaded, $3,900. I# Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ ranges, automatic washers, cheerful, quiet, second floor, SINGLE FAMILY - 5 room Repossessions. Savings Bank of bedroom oversized Ranch, tial or commercial. Call 649- prestige area, 2 fireplaces, with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s carpeting, stove, refrigerator, Ranch, $230 per month plus Manchester, 646-1700. CASH FOR HOUSES - Let’s 4291. fanlily room, closets galore, Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- basement, garage. Adult family deposit. Call 742-6519 between W I N A T BRIDGE huge screened in deck Synchronize. You want to sell 2 m Antiques 48 only. No pets. Security, lease. 7:304:15 a.m. 1972 PINTO wagon, good condi­ and someone else wants to biiy. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Tenant pays utilities. Availabie tion, $1,195. Callanytimeafter 6 MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY VfCHRDJiiA«4g overlooks private wooded (Carpentry and general contrac­ backyard. Call us today. It’s easier to do both thru a SEASONED oak wood - Split WANTED Antique furniture, February 1st. 643-6733,649-5051. HOUSE FOR RENT, Andover, p.m.. 6434398. reputable agency. We have ting. Residential and commer­ and ready for fireplace. $20 I'm SORED! DO YOU CAN -you DO \ THANKS.' THANKS A Jackston Agency, 646-1316. cial. Whether it be a small glass, pewter, oil paintings, or Connecticut, three bedrooms, customers and we need listings. dump truck loads delivered. other antique items. R. FOUR room apartment - first air-conditioned, refrigerator, PACER - ’Tlie wide small car HEAR/VIE? SORED! Y.ANYTHING TO GREAT SIG LWMPI The oT king or jack gambit The bidding has been: Also, we BUY ourselves. Call- repair job, a custom built home 742-7)886. floor, heat, appliances, central, from AMC is economical with GIVE MY LIFE ONLY $19,9(K)- Seven rooms, 2 or anything in between, call 646- Harrison, 6434709. stove, 3/4 acre, $250 monthly. BORED! SORED! Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or no pets, security, lease, $190 Security. No utilities. Available its 22-gallon gas tank and a 500 MORE VARIETY story, 111 Walnut Street, han­ 1379. the theory that South held just West North East South dyman's treasure, fire 649-1922. WOODEN PALLETS for sale at Wanted to Buy 49 monthly. 649-3340. March 1st. 4234649. mile cruising range. Now \ AND INTEREST"? NORTH 1 Some old timers will circulation department, available at DeCormier remember Frank Stockton’s two diamonds and one spade. damaged, no agents. Please ANY TYPE Carp and AK J 10 Not much percentage since Manchester Herald. $2.-$5. THREE ROOM apartm ent, Business tor Rent 55 Motors, 285 Broad Street. 643- TT V 32 story, "Lady, or tee Tiger?” phone 647-9360. masonry work, additions and WANTED - ANTIQUE fur­ IV 2 A Pass 4 A □ MISC. SERVICES heat, gas, lights, and parking 4165. A Q J 10 9 7 6 The reader is left with an im­ most defenders would figure niture, jewelry, glassware, Pass 4 V Pass 4 remodeling. Free estimates. A. SEASONED firewood, cut, included. $1M. Porter Street * 7 4 possible problem to solve. out South's exact distribution, A ANDOVER LAKE - 6 1/2 room Squillacote, 649-0811. paintings, lamps, etc. Call 649- 122 EAST CENTER STREET - by assuming that with 6-4-2-1 Pass 4 N.T. Pass , ? Ranch on acre lot. Three split, delivered, truck load $30. 5139. area. No pets, security deposit. Personal size first floor modern Trucks for Sale 62 WEST EAST Services Offered 31 Sand, gravel and stone. 643-9504 2474688, 2364564 p.m. Ideal for ^0999 A ’'''" ''' Today’s hand was presented South would have bid three You, South, hold; bedrooms, large kitchen, BUILDING - Remodeling, office. Merritt Agency, 646- clubs, not two notrump at his AAQ76V2AKJ54AAQ82 fireplace, lovely lake view. after 6. WANTED - Wicker furniture, newlyweds. 1180. 1973 FORD F250 V4 Standard 4- VQJ 10 9 7 V85 as an example of an impossible SHARPENING Service - roofing, rec rooms, additions, speed, excellent condition. $2,- bridge problem. South w'ns the third turn. While with five What do you do now? Move in condition. $30,500. garages. All kinds, carpentry any kind, any shape. Call 872- A53 A842 hearts and five clubs his third A — Bid five hearts to show two Saws, knives, axes, shears, A-1 reconditioned color 0930. SHARE OFFICE space with ac­ 800. Call 7424914. first heart and cashes his ace Principals only. 742-5076. work. For estimates call 649- AJ2 AKQ10 3 call would have been three aces even though your previous bid skates, rotary blades. Quick televisions now on display in •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• countant. Excellent location for JONtSJRiPtfWAY and king of diamonds. His next 1142. SOUTH (D) play is the deuce of spades. hearts. of four spades was supposed to service. Capitol Equipment our show room. Most,of these PRESIDENTIAL attorney, real estate, in­ 1972 FORD pick-up, FlOO, 3/4 * 5 2 Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. West follows low. Whicn spade show that ace. sets are in excellent condition, □ RENTALS surance, etc. 649-1680, 649-3549. ton, air-conditioning, power WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI VAK64 However any slight percen­ Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday MASON CONTRACTOR - ideal for living room or family VILLAGE APTS. should he play from dummy? If Plastering, custom built stone steering, small V4, ^,100 or A A K tage is worthwhile. South TODAY S QUESTION 7:30-9, Saturday, '7:304. 643- room. Modern TV Service, 805 MANCHESTER EXCELLENT location, 500-1500 best offer. 646-2250. either opponent holds both the What is your opening bid-with: VICTORIAN COLONIAL or brick fireplaces, chimney I OUST HEARD T H IN G S w o n t b e T H E AA9865 knows that West would not play 7958. Hartford Road, next to Gus’s square feet, heat, janitor, ace and queen it makes no AKJ94 VAQ2 .AJ43 repairs, block and cement Rooms for Rent 52 HEfe GOINS SAME WITHOJTHI/A... W H A T b Y O U the queen of spades unless he Pizza, Manchester. 646-2205. One and two bedrooms. parking included. As low as $75 1973 FORD truck, V4, 4-speed, Both vulnerable difference. If the honors are A K 10 5 ? Gracious Manchester Vic­ work. New and repairs. E. TO RUN AWAY w e 'l l a l l AMSS HIAA . SAY held it as a singleton. REWEAVING burns, holes. THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ Near schools, churches er m.onth. Call 649-5334, 643- excellent condition, $2,600. Call split, the correct guess allows Answer Monday torian Colonial with large Richardson, 643-0889, 649-0608. FRCHAHDMB. H IS N A A A E South to make five notrump. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. SWIMMING POOLS - Luxury nished rooms, centrally and shopping center, on 175. 7424914. West North East South fireplaced and carpeted for­ Window shades, Venetian above ground pool distributor located. Kitchen privileges. WAS? The wrong guess finds South in mal dining room, living room, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone bus line. Call anytime the ashcan. Answer to Previous Puzzle needs warehouse space. Will Parking. Reasonable rates. BOLTON NOTCH, highway Motorcycles-BIcyclea 64 1 A Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. walls, fireplaces, flagstone D 1 V 1 C o eat-in kitchen, multi use room sell and completely install a Phone 649-2358. location across shopping Pass 1 ♦ Pass 2 v Fruits V £ terraces, concrete repairs, in­ 6 4 6 - 2 8 2 3 We have taken advantage of o P O N S o N A T A S (could be den, office, fourth huge 16x31’ O.D. swim pool center, 4,000 square feet■ ei EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Pass 2 A Pass 2 N T. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. side and outside. Reasonably you readers by carefully snow­ u 1 o N & 1 N C L. 1 N E bedroom, family room, hobby complete with fencing, LIGHT housekeeping room for building for professional offices makes, models and speeds. e: A T E O N M C C Removal, pruning, lot clearing, priced. 643-0851. Pass 3 N T. Pass Pass ing question marks in place of sundeck, filter and pump. Now rent, stove, refrigerator and or sales. Four acres industrial Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, ACROSS 6 Driving M C L, o S 3 room, etc.), 2 full baths, 3 Pass the East-West spades, but we L- spraying. Fully insured. only $795. Full price financing commercial, storage buildings. command D O N A T £ l_ O ■ A N bedrooms (one could be split linens provided. 801 Main Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- A O £ D o M 1 T E Licensed. Free estimates. RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 available. Call Tony collect, Phone, 1-223-4460. Opening lead — Q V can assure you that there is a 1 Adam's 7 Rubber tree to add another), fixed Street. 649-9879. MANCHESTER - Deluxe two downfall M A C o N ) T E R Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. 203-232-6500. correct play here. 6 Confederate £ T2 O & C A N T N 1 bedroom Townhouse, full, 6 Fruit used m ■ T stairway to large attic storage BIDWELL Home Improvenfent MANCHESTER - Any size PICK 9 Change T o A V E ROOM for rent with kitchen private basement. Includes MOTORCYCLE INSURANCE- making P 1 R area and a small detached TREE SERVICE (Soucier) kAVAuh By Oswald & James Jacoby The correct play is to play the direction " O L. o ■ p O T Co. Expert installation of SEASONED HARDWOOD - and living room privileges. Call manufacturing-warehouse lowest rates available. preserves u R S garage. This is a large (1,850 Trees cut, trimmed or topp^, heat, appliances, carpeting, and 2 iL jack or 10. The reason for this is 10 Arrivals (ab.) £ O p E R H 1 N £ aluminum siding, gutters and ^ l i t and round for fireplace, 6434588. pool. $255 monthly. Paul W. space. 2,000 square feet to 100,- Immediate binding. Exclusive 11 Creaks from 12 Asterisk G A L 1 L £ o S I c C A stumps removed, fully insured. that some West players would T sqpare feet) older home that trims. Roofing installation and $2.50 per trunk load. 78 Erie Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or 000 square feet. Brokers NETRA Agent. Clarke In­ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O ’NEAL weight 13 Delineate A c M £ £ S> E R Got a tree problem? 'Well worth put up the ace if they held it, on 13 Bank worker has had extensive quality in­ repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Street, off Keeney Street. SLEEPING ROOM - Kitchen 643-4535. protected. Call 1-226-1206. surance Agency, 643-1128. 16 Ignited wds.) 43 Sweethearts a phone call. 742-8252. ME /V4UST NOT HAVE LIKED 14 Most ^ 20 Ascended 29 Talon (Anglo-lr.) terior remodeling and utility and living room privileges. On uncommon HORACE Tetrault — Siding, THE STORY 1 WROTE ABOUT 21 Mammal's fur 30 Lampreys 45 Hindu deity renewal. Please call for D RESSM AKER’S SALE - bus line. Call ^ 1 2 0 1 . MANCHESTER - New 3 1974 KAWASAKI K-X 250 15 Staggerer CUSTOM MADE Draperies, roofing, storm windows, aw­ Material, patterns, zippers, Motocrosser, used about 10 HIS LAST WRESTUNG MATCH. S T A R GA'ZER**^> 22 Citrus fruit 36 Ancient chariot 46 Versifier further information. Fairly very reasonable work bedroom Duplex, half of two- OFFICE SRACR •By CLAY R. POLLAN- 16 Nautical term 23 Court 37 Sainte (ab.) 47 Feminine name nings. Quality workmanship, thread, buttons, trims, etc. 643- ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, hours, never raced. Best offer. 17 Winglike part priced at $34,900. family 1 1/2 bates, full base­ J i b , AltlES LIBRA procedures 40 Sweet 49 Anger guaranteed, call anytime. 649- free estimates. Fully insured. 6103. FOR RENT V our Daily Activity Guide gentleman, private entrance, ment, includes appliances, $^5 872-2540. HAR. 21 19 Years (ab.) 24 MimicKer secretion 50 Old soldier 4266. 872-9187, 849-3417. 250 square feet, center ofl According fo fhe SJors. 20 Peachlike fruit free parking, shower bath, app­ Mr month. Paul W. Dougan -’‘^^A fR . I> s ; ; i i 25 Remove (print. ) 41 Gambling (coll.) ODEGARD' THREE BIBLES, very old, $79. ly ids Spruce Street. Manchester, air conditioning! Campers-Trallers 2- A22-40 To develop messoge for Sunday, 24 Worship 26 Boy’s name game 52 Circle part TWO HANDYMEN - will clean Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. 19-25-39-42^ 27 Raised level ROOFING - Specializing Dining table, 18’’ white and parking. Call: 643-9SSL Mobile Homes 65 S/J3-J3-77 read words corresponding to numbers 73-74-75 28 Concerning (2 42 Press 53 Rocky crag REALTY attics and cellars, light repairing roofs, new roofs, lavatory sink, $5. ’Three-piece D of your Zodiac birth sign. space YOUNG gentleman-central AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY ^ TAUIIUS scoitrio 31 Hazard trucking, reasonable rates, M3- 1 1 Unexpected i31 Guardi 61 Dollars t o gutter work, chimneys, cleaned white bathroom, $25. 643-6103. pleasant room, next to shower, NEW 14’ wide $9,995 not a ^ A R R .2 0 OCT. 22 1 2 3 4 3 S 7 B 9 - - 6 4 3 -4 3 6 5 5305. - modem 3 room apartment, 2 M oney 32 Yourself 62 Lx)ve 32 Passageway an d r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a rs parking. 6494801 after 6:30. stripped down model, super I M/ty 20 3 G ifts 33 Important 63 Scholors NOV. 21 between rows appliances, carpeting, storage, 11 i3 13 experience. Free estimates. MAHOGANY dining room parking, lease and security house, trades welcome. 20 p^)2-23-33^ 4 O r 34 Someone 64 Y ou're 1- 3- 6-17/ 33 Gul's name ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ □ AUTOMOTIVE ) 1$/$hyWU>,U< TM Hw US Pjl Oh 5 Friendships 35 Or 65 And Howley, 643-5361. table;- man’s black topcoat FEMALE ROOMMATE homes to choose from, $999. & 5^62-67-69 1820-55 34 Inborn 1$ eling, rec rooms, offices, required, no dogs, Hilliard 6 Compliments 36 Out 66 Nice 14 NEW LISTING - Martin School 40/42 worn twice, giri’s 16” wanted to share 2-bedroom Street. Call after 6, 649-7289. Immediate placement. G IM IN t 7 Church 37 Letter 67 Decisions SAGITTARIUS 35 Renounces household repairs. Phone 649- BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 36 Shines ■ n ? 18 District, 6 bedrooms, 9-room Articles for Sale 41 bicycle. $10. 6494136. apartment. Call 6434961 after Autos For Sale 61 Excellent financing. Parts, MAV 21 8 Write 38 Influential 68 And NOK.-ZZ ^ i8 older home, wall-to-wall 4594. 4:30 p.m. supplies, and accessories, full­ 9 O ldtim e 39 A dm irer 69 Todoy 39 Cuddles VERNON - Town House Three- <"VjUN£ 20 10 Friends 40 Messoge D ie . 21 ^ 1 2 l l carpeting, paneling, etc. Asking NEED CAR? Credit bad? time service department. Plaza WAKE UR CHRISTY/ r-rAKE OFF VOUR BL0U6E,AHD MOP UP THE ’'l ONCE READ WHERE TH e ' ^ 70 And 41 Globose fruit A one bedroom ranch style WA_KE UP/THERE'S A DEW------ON THIS'------SLAB OF “ FWCk. ' THWN WRING ■^16-21-31-34 11 Letters 4) Place 71 "T o p s " 41-44-4861J' 44 Observe $41,000. Call Homeseekers SURVIVORS OF A PLANE CRASH 12 Unfovoroble 42 Stond- 26 z t % COMPLETE electrical service ROOMS for rent, $22. per week, apartment community. Its Banknmt? Repossessed? Homes, 1348 Wilhur Cross '54-5886-90 72 Dote 634885-89^ 45 Mineral spring U 5T A D E W / ITI, vMOUT ■ INTO m iw WHAT'Sw nni'o LEFTI, OF THE WATER STAYED a l iv e f o r W E E K S ON 13 G atherings 43 Comes 73 Steody Realty, 646-4353. and repair. Reasonable rates. centrally locate, 146 Center spacious interior d esip and Honest Douglas accepts lowest Highway, Berlin,Turnpike, C A N C ilt 48 Reach BOTTLE. r* I THE DEW THAT COLLECTED 14 Prepore 44 Emphasis 74 By CAfltlCOItN 31 32 Call 646-5253. TAG Street. Please call 649-0013. total conveniences, along with down, smallest payments. Berlin, u>nn. 1 - 8 ^ ^ . ^ y u N c 21 15 Excellent 45 Under 75 You DEC. 22 destination EAST.HARTFORD - Gas saver, ON THE WINGS. )6 B e 46 W ritin g 76 Or 51 Apportion 34 its unusual architectural d esip Douglas■ • ■■Motors, 5, 345 Main. 22 JAN. I t U 6 room older home, good condi­ SNOWPLOWING - Commercial Apartments For Rent SELLING YOUR HOME? Call )7G ood 47 To 77 W oy 54 Beliowed S3 and attractive landscaping, 18 News 48 On 14-24-51-57^ 811-30-38 78 Treot 55 Verified 3$ 37 tion, screened porch, fireplace, and residential. Reasonable provides for a comfortable TOYOTA - See us for reliable Plaza Mobile Home Brokers. '49-65-79-82 I9A 49 People 79 Exchonge 72-76-78 jS S i*" “ ’*‘SALE V. 20 On 56 Beginning one block ail ouses, R-4 zone, rates. Also available as a back­ WE HAVE customers waiting homelike atmosphere. Total used Toyotas,with our 604ay Buyers waiting. 1-8284369. 50 Be 60 Fovorobte AQUARIUS 5 T $32,000. Broker, 568-5555. up rig. 646-3467 or 647-9304. MANY ITEMS—Doubla badroom aat wttli nuttrasa, dock for the rental of your apartment 100% warranty. We also buy LIO 21 On 51 A 81 A m ateur 57 Container electric, no pets, rentals $180 22 Love 52 Reoding 62 Ideas JAN. 20 47 radio, clothaa, booka, mlac. kKchan Hama, Elaotra used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, Automotive Service 66 DOWN 41 12 43 or home. J.D. Real Estate per month. Please call 872-0528 23 For 53 Your 83 To I I I . I I / AUG. 22 24 For ■ I CHARMING SIX-ROOM Cape, CLEANING SERVICE for vacuum claanar, patlama and matarlal, chlkTa alactrlo Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Monday-Friday, ,8 a.m.- 5 p.m. 345 Center Street, Manchester, 54 Throws 84 Theotricols 1 Taj Mahal site Si )2 iG'\15-27-37-46 25 Silent 55 W oy 85 Elderly 5- 7-13-2 4$ fireplaced living room, formal stores, factories, offices, car, cheat d drawara, TOO MANY ITEMS TO LIST HERE. 646-4321. LIGHT BODY and rust repair, 29-45-8(W/ 2 Supplicate :S/52-708)-84 26 Sociot 56 A nd 8 6 A $5 dining room, 11/2 baths, above homes, schools Also- window On Special Saturday and Sunday Only — 16-loot car [. Wright Motor 27 For 57 Big 3 Skin opening $4 FURNISHED two room apart­ ATTRACTIVE four room VIItGO 87 Stars PISCIS Sales; 1135______28 Put 58 Up 4 New Guinea ground pool, nicely landscaped cleaning. "Special rates to ment, private bath, heat, hot WE PAY $10 for complete junk ■ast Middle ’Turn- 88 Someone S'7 FIbaralasa Ski Boat wHh 118-hp Johnson and trailer. apartment, stove, refrigerator, ; AUG. 23 29 Life's 56 fenced yard, garage. Low 30’s. Senior Citizens’’. No job too big water, utilities. Apply references, no pets, $145. 646- cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto pike, next to Bolton town line. 59 C o-workers 89 People port 1 Owner, 646-3823. S a o YO U f l ^SlfT. 22 30 See 60 T h in k 90 Barrier MAR. 2 0 ^ ^ 5 Abstract being or small. M9-7863, George. Marlow’s 869 Main Street. 3167, 228-3540. Body, 528-1990. 9-1856-59,0 J-32-36-47 jGood Adverse ^^Ncmral fNKWSI'APKIt KNTKUntlSK ASSN i /S8664388 60«7r Vy;/ V

V PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., March 1, 1975 OBITUARIES Manchester Week in Review iiaturtjpHtf r lEiiftttnn Im lJi POLICE REPORT Mrs. Loiiis O. Favreau C. Roger Abler ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Carmel Appointment Brought Protest MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 3, 1975 - VQL, XGIV, No. 129 TOLLAND — C. Roger Ahier, promise to appear in court on Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES Salvucci Favreau, 57, of Suf- 47, of 8 Hurlburt Rd. died MANCHESTER March 18.' PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS field died Friday at Hartford Friday night at Rockville In Manchester government, disputes An antique weather vane The car was towed away. Hospital after a long illness. General Hospital. He was the teaches working skills to the handicapped Frank R. Simon, president of continued, but the participants changed. valued at between $300 and $500 • Lesley E. Butler, 28,of 109 She was the mother of Mrs. husband of Mrs. Alma and retarded. It contracts for jobs and Manchester’s Carlyle-Johnson Machine Mayor John Thompson and Director Carl was reported Friday missing by Spruce St. was charged with Maureen Stott of Rockville and Kunowsky Ahier. work projects. Co., was fined $500 in Hartford County Zinsser have been at odds over the parking Jay Stager of 30 Forest St. issuing a bad check on Friday the wife of Louis 0. Favreau. Mr. Ahier was vice president ✓ Superior Court on a charge stemming lot at Lincoln Center and a petition asking The Vane, a three foot by two at 10:45 p.m. She is also survived by three of marketing for LaPointe In­ from a strike incident at the company last Downtown foot copper horse, was stolen She was released on a $100 sons, two sisters, and two that it be put back in its original state. May. Ford Decision Expected Today dustries in Rockville. He was non-surety bond, and is to This week two other directors, Phyllis ’The Mayor’s Downtown Action Com­ Frederick Lowe Jr., \^ho is retiring as from the roof of the Stagers grandsons. born in New York City and lived appear in court March 17. a. Jackston and Vivian Ferguson, resign^ in m ittee, working since early 1972 to Manchester Community College president house. He told police that the The funeral is Monday at 9:45 in Maryland before coming to • Reuben Lewis, 49 of 100 protest from the-Board of Directors’ per­ revitalize downtown Manchester, heard a won the praise of the Democratic Town. thieves used a ladder at his a.m. from the Nicholson Tolland a year ago. He was an Diane Dr.,South Windsor, was sonnel committee, claiming the specs for suggestion this week that it combine Committee for the college’s involvement home to reach the vane. Funeral Home, Rt. 159, Suf- Arniy veteran of the Korean injured in a one car accident the post of personnel supervisor were forces with the Downtown Revitalization in community affairs and the committee Mrs. Horace Learned of field, with a Mass at ^ cred Conflict. Friday at 1;22 p.m. on Spring On Controversial Oil Duties tailored to fit Elizabeth Bauer, who was Task Force of the Greater Manchester Avon, form er owner of the Heart Church, Suffield, at He is also survived by three wished him well in the future. appointed to the position by Town Chamber of Commerce. Stager house, said that the St., east of Gardner St., police 10:30. Burial will be in St. sons, Roger C. Ahier, Brian Irene LaMay was elected president of WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford Anderson, chairman of the House Manager Robert Weiss. William Sleith, who has headed the weather vane was placed upon said. He was taken by am­ ^jostpone for 90 days all three $1 increases that my proposal to delay the imposition Mary’s Cemetery, Claremont, Ahier, and Keith Ahier; and the Democratic Club of Manchester. promised today to announce whether he Republican conference, hinted strongly Weiss denied the implication that the mayor’s committee since its inception, the former Cheney horse barn bulance to Manchester in the oil import fee, the first of which of additional oil tariffs is likely to be N.H. two daughters, Dianne Ahier will move toward a compromise with the that Ford would defer the final two $l-a- specs were tailored and said the charge is resisted the proposed merger. No decision about 1860. Memorial hospital where he went into effect Feb. 1. accepted.” Friends may call at the and Barbara Ahier, all at Democrats in Congress by postponing two barrel increases in the fee on imported oil unfair to him, to Ms. Bauer and to the was reached. Sports Although no estimate of the was admitted and is reported in Veto In Doubt Budget Director Jam es Lynn said (on funeral home Sunday from 2 to home; and his parents, Mr. and more increases in the fee that he recently — one that went into effect Saturday and board which conducted oral examinations weight is available, Mrs. satisfactory condition. ^ The President previously announced ABC’s “Issues and Answers” ) that when 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Emilien Rousse of Mon­ East Catholic advanced to the first imposed on imported oil. one scheduled for April 1. for the job. He said Ms. Bauer finished Learned said that it would The car was towed away by that he would veto the measure. But there the leaders met with Ford on Friday, the The family suggests that any treal, Que., Can. People round of the State Basketball Tournament Rep. John 0 . Anderson, R-Ill,, told But Anderson added, “ it’s much too ear­ first among the top five qualifiers. require at least two people to wrecker were indications from the White House President was asked to defer the $1 per memorial contributions may be A memorial Mass will be Manchester Police Capt. George P. Class A Division with a 56-45 whipping of reporters following a meeting between ly to predict if there will be a com­ Two government officials recommended remove it from the roofi He was charged with failure during the weekend that he might instead barrel increase in oil import costs made to the American Cancer celebrated Monday at 8 p.m. at McCaughey, a member of the local force Jonathan Law High of Milford. ’The Eagles Ford and Republican ' congressional promise.” to drive in the right lane and agree voluntarily to delay the next two fee scheduled to take effect April 1 and to Society, 292 S. Marshall St., this week that the town undertake at $25,- for nearly 30 years, was named acting will face Branford High Tuesday night at a leaders that the President intended to St. Matthew’s Church. Burial was given a written warning for Ford has until Tuesday to veto a con- increases. 000 study of the water quality and supply Arrests stop, retroactively, the $1 increase that Hartford. will be at the convenience of the police chief until Town Manager Robert site to be announced. made recently in- driving after drinking, police make his announcement at 4 p;m. EDT. gressionally passed measure which would to meet anticipated requirements of the elude: “I think the President got a very good took effect Saturday. The $1 fee levied in family. Weiss selects a successor to Chief James Cheney Tech made a valiant attempt but said. Court is March 10. Mrs. Margaret Jacobsen federal "Safe Drinking Water Act.” ’The input as to what course of action he would February would stand. The Burke-Fortin Funeral M. Reardon, who retired Friday. it wasn’t enough to get past the playdown • John J. O’Neill, 49, of 158 recommendation came from Jay Giles, take on the Democratic energy program, ’ SOUTH -WINDSOR - Mrs. Home, 76 Prospect St., Harold A. ’Turkington, in his 54th year as round in the Class C Division as Stafford • Joseph J. Fiumo, 27, of Returns from Camp David Walker St. was arrested on Manchester's Net Grand List Anderson said of the White House Margaret McCall Jacobsen, 82, director of public works, and Frank a Main St. businessman, rejoined Watkins High prevailed, 54-52. East Hartford, was arrested on As Ford returned from a weekend in Rockville, is in charge of charges of having a roaming meeting. He added that the Democratic of 59 Tallwood Dr. died Jodaitis, water and sewer administrator. Bros., the same firm he started working Manchester High, ranked 21st in the Friday at 6:30 p.m. at the Camp David, Md., a White House arrangements. dog. proposals “don't constitute a program.”' Thursday at a Rocky Hill con­ for in 1920 as a Manchester High School Class AA Division, begins its title drive Manchester Drug Store at 717 Adjusted to $288^919^663 spokesman, Larry Speakes, said “we’re There are no calling hours. The two dogs owned by “They were long on rhetoric and short Hit by Slump graduate. tonight against Norwich Free Academy at Main St. He was charged with right where we were Friday afternoon.’’ valescent home. She was the The family suggests that any O’Neill were allegedly snap­ on substance,” he said. “The great vice of widow of Magnus Jacobsen. The directors of Manchester’s Sheltered An estimated 1,535 Manchester people Windham High in Willimantic. fraud and deceit and conceal­ He apparently referred to the the memorial contributions may be ping at passersby on Walker St., the Democratic position is that there isn’t Workshop revealed this week that it,too, is were out of work in mid-January, the state Three Manchester wrestlers and five possibility that Ford’s veto of a bill, to Bom in Middletown, Mrs. made to the American Heart ment of material facts, police police said. Court is March 10." a iinitv of voices.” feeling the effects of the economic slump, By SOL R. COHEN the Grand List would generate $217,185 in postpone all the tariffs for 90 days would Jacobsen lived most of her life Association, in care of the Labor Department reported. ’The local East Catholic matmen advanced to cham­ said. He said the energy program devised by with its income down 50 per cent in the new revenue. contain a proposal putting.off the pending in Portland and Hartford, com­ Savings Bank of Rockville. jobless rate of 6.3 per cent was up from 5 pionships in their respective divisions with Fiumo allegedly gave a Two boys age 11 and 13 were Manchester’s net taxable Grand List, the House Ways and Means Committee “ is Together, they would provide $411,093 — increases for two months to give Congress ing to South Windsor eight last six months. The Sheitered Workshop per cent in mid-December. top placements in regional competition. druggist there a fradulent allegedly soliciting money from based on Oct. 1,1974 valuations and after closest to the President’s .” But, he added, the equivalent of about 1.4 mills. the chance to write some legislation. years ago. Before her retire- prescription, police said. Wells St. residents Friday all exemptions, adjustments and reduc­ it would come about too slowly to please Of the $145,773 cut from the Grand List “The President,’’ said L5Tin, “is prod­ . ment, she was emoloyed for 10 Mrs. E. S. Swider-Demko He was released on a $1,000 afternoon, police said. They tions, is $288,919,663 — a cut of only $145,- Ford. announced Jan. 29, only about $30,000 was ding Congress into action and I think years as a cashier’l l G. Fox & SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. surety bond for appearance at told people they were from the 773 from the gross Grand List announced by the Board of Tax Review, which held Sen. William Roth Jr., R-Del., said Sun­ Congress realises that action must be Co. She was a member of Eleanora Snetka Swider- the Common Pleas Court 12, Jan. 29. Renovation Put St. James School and were four hearings in February and day, “The White House has informed me taken now.’” Demko, 83, of 94 Brook St. died East Hartford on March 17. It is $4,440,438 or 1.5 per cent above last Friendly Rebekah Lodge of collecting for UNICEF. theninspected the real estate in dispute. Friday at Manchester year’s Grand List and is the basis for the Portland. After police picked up the two The greater part of the drop resulted Memorial Hospital. She was the 1975-76 budget and tax rate (to be adopted Survivors are 3 sons, Arthur At $1.7 Million • Herbert C. Fraser, 63, of on Spruce st., the boyradmitted from information sent the town by the widow of Stefan Demko. in May and to be effective July 1). The in­ Jacobsen of Rocky Hill, George 247 Highland St. was charged neither attended St. Jame's Motor Vehicle Department and from a few Born in Portland, she lived in crease is one of the smallest in recent Jacobsen of Ridgefield and with operating under the in­ School and the money was for- clerical errors found since the Jan. 29 the Suffield-Windsor Locks Manchester history and is directly at­ Ronald Jacobsen of Sandwich, Renovating and adding onto Other proposals given by fluence,of liquor after a one car themselves.. release of the Grand List. Kissinger May Resolve Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. Aldo area most of her life. the Washington School and the Mankey were: accident Friday at 7:58 p.m. on The boys were referred to tributable to a dramatic decline in Decrease Broken Down Prario of South Windsor; 2 Survivors are.5 sons, Anthony West Side Rec on Cedar St. will • $1,200,000 for a new Rec Highland St., police said. juvenile authorities. residential and commercial construction. sisters, Mrs. Ernest Markham J. Swider of South Windsor, cost $1,680,000, according to building separate from the The car he was driving struck The mother of the younger Increases have been averaging 5 per cent The $145,773 decrease consists of $46,690 from real estate, $58,553 from motor Golan Heights Dispute of Portland and Mrs. Louis William C. Swider of Windsor; Architect Richard Mankey. , school. two utility poles breaking the boy, her son, and Patrolman or more a year. Staursky of Fort Pierce, Fla.; Stephen A. Swider of Windsor • $530,000 for renovations and second one completely off, John Maston, went to each However, payments in lieu of taxes on vehicles and $40,530 from personal proper­ United Press International muddy hills 12 miles north of Jerusalem in 13 grandchildren and 6 great­ Locks and Chester E . Swider of additions to Washington School police said. home and returned the money assessed values totaling $3,939,995, or an ty- Mankey gave this estimate to Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who occupied Jordan to prevent new attempts grandchildren. West Suffield; 4 daughters, separately. He was released on a written collected. It totaled $1.92. additional 1.4 per cent, is reimbursable to The Board of Directors has to May 7 to a citizens advisory committee, returns to the Middle East this week to by religious Jews to establish settlements The funeral is Monday at 10 Mrs. Eleanor Mloganoski of • And $595,000 for Manchester by the state, as the result of a adopt budgets and set tax rates. Later this of the Board of Education work out another troop disengagement in defiance of a government ban. a.m. in Sun Chapel of Rose Hill Manchester, Mrs. Helen renovations to the old Rec new act passed by the 1974 General month, the town manager will submit his Thursday night. The board VERNON according to police who refused agreement between Israel and Egypt, The Jews are trying to force the Israeli Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Calabrese of West Hartford, building alone. Assembly. recommended budgets. On April 7, the retained him to study renova­ Jose Hernandez, 27, of 114 W. to release any other details. may also try for new Israeli pullbacks government to formally annex the Burial will be in Rose Hill Mrs. Ann Luczai of Enfield and Bentley will cost $790,000, board will conduct a public hearing on the tion work there as well as at the Roth is being held in lieu of Some Taxes Eliminated from Syrian territory, according to Israeli territory to prevent its return to the Arabs Memorial Park. Mrs. Mary Rzemien of Paw­ Mankey said. Main St., Rockville was manager’s tentative budgets. Following Bentley School. arrested early this morning at $1,000 surety bond at the Coven­ It provides for the elimination of local press reports. under a possible peace agreement. Friends may call at Rose Hill tucket, R.I.; a sister, Mrs. The estimate includes a new that hearing, it will conduct workshops on his home and charged with try Police Department for property taxes on business furniture, “It has bee^n learned that Kissinger is of In their second attempt in five months to Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Maria Pabich of Poland; 27 The state will reimburse the cafeteria and extensive its own budget. first-degree reckless endanger- appearance in Cotnmon Pleas fixtures, machinery and equipment the opinion that it is very desirable that a make their home on the hills, the Jews Rocky Hill, Sunday from 2 to 4 grandchildren and 20 great­ town $735,000 of the costs of the renovations. The state would Failure by the board to adopt budgets ment and carrying a pistol Court 19 in Rockville March 18. purchased after the October 1973 assess­ separation of forces agreement should be Sunday erected prefabricated homes and and 7 to 9 p.m. grandchildren. project on Cedar St., Mankey reimburse the town with $390,- and tax rates by May 7 would make the without a permit, police said. New MCC President Moves In ment date — with the state to reimburse achieved on the Golan Heights as well as tar-paper shacks but 150 soldiers, slipping The family suggests that any The funeral is Monday at 8!l5 said. 000, he said. manager’s recommendations the legal Mark A. Carilli, 17, of South the towns and cities the exact amount they Sipai,” the Israeli newspaper Ha’aretz memorial contributions may be a.m. from the Nicholson Hernandez allegedly fired ones. and sliding in ankle-deep mud, carried off St., Coventry was arrested eliminate. ^aid in a dispatch from Washington. about 50 demonstrators. made to a charity of the donor’s Funeral Home, Rt. 159, Suf­ several shots in his apartment, Dr. Ronald H. Denison mov^Sm a box • succeeding Dr. Frederick W. Lowe Friday on a court warrant Those values are assessed in the same But Israeli government sources said in ‘‘We shall return,” several choice. field, with a Mass at St. police said. No injuries were' Jr., who has retired. Dr. Denison was charging him with second- of personal items into the office of the manner as other personal property, but Jerusalem the time is not yet ripe for Joseph’s Church, Suffield, at 9. reported. demonstrators shouted, kicking and squir­ degree larceny by possession. president of Manchester Community president of Anoka-Ramsey Com­ aren't included in the Grand List. Instead, agreement with Syria. Burial will be in St. Joseph’s Political Leaders He was. released on a $1,500 Inside Today ming as the soldiers carried them to a William G. McBride The charge followed an in­ College when he officially took over munity College in Coon Rapids, Minn, they’re submitted to the state. Reimburse­ In Moscow, the Communist party Cemetery, Poquonock. surety bond for appearance in waiting bus. William George McBride, 85, vestigation into the theft of a th e presidency this morning (Herald photo by Pinto) ment to Manchester will be on the basis of newspaper Pravda Sunday renewed its at­ Friends may call at the Common Pleas Court 19 in Area Profile ...... Pages 4, 5 In Cairo, the Arab Boycott Office added fomierly of Notch Rd., Bolton, 1974 motorcycle valued at $900 the 1975-76 tax rate the Board of Directors tacks on Kissinger’s step-by-step Mideast funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 Termed ‘Spineless’ Rockville on March 18. Business news...... Page 7 nine foreign companies to the controver­ and Manchester., died Friday reported stolen Feb. 9 from a will adopt. diplomacy, saying partial measures are no sial list of 2,000 firms’ blacklisted for and Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to MCC calendar...... : .Page 15 night at Gospel Hall Hospital, Armand E. Corneau, 47, of Standish Rd. resident, police Based on the current 49.3-mill General substitute for a peaceful settlement. dealings with Israel, but removed 10 9 p.m. MACC new s...... Page 3 Longport, N.J. East Hartford was arrested at 9 said. The machine was found in Dr, Denison Assumes Fud tax rale, the amount reimbursable Pravda called again for the resumption others including three from the United NORWICH (UPI) - Sen. sky falls, it won’t be on the Carilli’s possession while he Indians sidelined ...... Page 11 Mr. McBride was bora Nov. p.m. Friday and charged with from the state would generate $194,108 in of the Geneva peace conference, including States. In Memoriam Lowell P. Weicker, R-Conn., politician. 27, 1889 in England and had intoxication and disorderly con­ was operating it Tuesday on new revenue. Turgeon mat ch a m p ...... Page 11 the Palestinians, which it said is “ the The U.S. companies cleared for business says political leaders who fail “I understand the PR (public Daly Rd., police said. lived in the Manchester-Bolton In loving memory of Edward A. duct, police said. The arrest Increase Noted Herald Angle...... Page 11 most suitable forum for settling the con­ in the Arab world were the American Madsen, who passed away March 2,1974. to face “the hard choices relations) onslaught to make On Tuesday, police charged area for over 40 years. He was stems from a complaint at a Rt. MCC Presidency Also based on the 49.3-mill General Tucker sets MCC marks ...... Page 12 flict.” Amtel Corp., Dayco Rubber Co. and needed to solve the nation’s rationing a dirty word. I un­ Carilli with operating an un­ employed as a foreman at Though his smile has gone forever, 83 business firm. Fund tax rate, the $4,440,538 increase in Israeli troops today guarded a group of Geralco Containers Inc. And his hand we cannot touch. economy-energy crisis” are derstand the PR onslaught to Cheney Bros, before his retire­ He was released on a $50 non­ registered motorcycle (two We shall never lose sweet memories. “spineless,” “subservient,” make oil import tariff look bad ment in 1957. He was a member Of the one we lovtd so much. surety bond for court March 18. counts) and operating without a Dr. Ronald H. Denison assumed his Rapids, Minn., where he has been presi­ and playing “chicken politics.” and a gasoline tax look good. I of the Gospel Hall of motorcycle license (two duties as president of Manchester Com­ dent of Anoka-Ramsey Community Wife, Children and ’The outspoken senator took a understand that chicken politics Counts), police said. Manchester. Grandchildren Norman Pomerleau, 44, of 35 munity College today. College since 1969. Dr. Denison received swipe at both political parties is PR,” Weicker charg^. Survivors are a son, William Birch Rd., South Windsor was Court for the operating The 44-year-old native of Kalamazoo, his BA degree in social science at Western in a Lincoln Day dinner speech He said inflation must be charges is March 11 and for the M. McBride of Talca, Chile; charged Friday with operating Mich., will be the local college’s second Michigan University in Kalamazoo and Friday before the Norwich defeated before jobs can be larceny charge, March 18. Trio of Self- Proclaimed Radicals and two grandchildren. a motor vehicle while under the president. Outgoing president Dr. earned his master and doctor degrees in Tickets Available Republican Town Ckimmittee. found. ’The Holmes Funeral Home, influence of liquor after police Frederick W. Lowe Jr . who has been MCC speech at Perdue University in Lafayette, Reservations are still “This country has a hell of a In an apparant swipe at 400 Main St., is in charge of observed him driving at Vernon president since 1963, will be retiring from fnd. available for the Gourmet Refreshments Are Served mess on its hands what with President Ford, Weicker said arrangements, which are in­ Circle, police said. the state community college system, but Dr. Denison, his wife Lorraine and their Dinner Thursday evening at Catching snowflakes is fun to do, Steve Gerich, left, of 44 crisis in energy, inflation and the fight against inflation can complete. He was released on $100 non­ has tentative plans to work as a consultant 16-year-old son, Kent, will live at 100 The Colony in Talcottville. Eldfidge St. and Mike Dahlem of 61 Eldridge St. opened jobs. All are capable of solu­ be won “not by WIN buttons, to the State Commission for Higher Shepard Drive in Manchester. An older Sought for Setting Shelton Fire surety for court March 11. their mouths wide this morning while walking on Main St. tion, but all are being chicken- not by taxing the poor, not by Proceeds from the dinner will Education. daughter is working in Minneapolis and politicked into permanancy.” interest rate sleight-of-hand, ^ benefit the Manchester during a brief flurry. (Herald photo by Dunn) COVENTRY FIRE CALLS Dr. Denison comes to MCC from Coon another son is in the service. X. Scholarship Foundation. Weicker said those who but by sacrifice—and for five ’Thomas M. Roth, 21, of 21 SHELTON (UPI) - Three men, “I said, ‘Just what I read in the papers.’ bulletin for three white males in connec­ Gov. Ella T. Grasso visited the town and Tickets are $20 per person. “avoid the reality of mandatory years. Russell Dr., Vernon was possibly members of the radical leftist Then he said, ‘Well, you’re going to hear tion with the explosion and kidnapping. called the situation “unprecedented.” Sen. For reservations, call 643- fuel conservation, continuation Weicker has spoken out MANCHESTER arrested today at 1:20 a.m. and group “Weathermen,” were sought today more about them’,” Ranno said. The men, believed to be driving an Avis Lowell P. Weicker, R-Conn., and Rep. 2372; of oil depletion allowances to against his own party on the Friday, 9:19 p.m. — gas Meetings charged with indecent and im­ in the abduction of three guards and set­ He said the abductors repeatedly rental truck, were sought as witnesses, Ronald A. Sarasin, R-Conn., said they encourage exploration and the state as well as national level. washdown after car accident on moral exhibition, intoxication Highland St. (Town) ting of a $10-million rubber factory fire. assured them they would not be harmed. not suspects, police said. would seek emergency aid. ABOUT TOWN necessity of a refinery in New During the elections in Connec­ and third-degree criminal FBI Special-Agent-in-Charge Thomas Ranno said he was told, “We don’t want to State officials estimated between 500 Police said the fire broke out around N ex t W^eek Mayor Urges ticut last fall, he criticized the VERNON Anarchists Freed England while maintaining an­ trespass, police said. Dugan Sunday said one of the employes hurt you because you’re working stiffs like and 800 workers would be idled by the fire. 11:30 p.m. Saturday after an apparent tipollution standards,” were party’s gubernatorial can­ Today, 2:21 a.m. — car fire in The arrest stems from a com­ kidnaped said the abductors mentioned the us.’; Labor Commissioner Frank Santaguida bomb blast in the brick building. Firemen Scheduled next week in the Support for A Creative Arts Festival will Mrs. Judy Marteney, director, “ spineless, subservient and didate, Rep. Robert H. Steele, .Henry, Park. (Rockville Fire plaint of a Swamp Rd. resident. former name of the band, which now calls Ranno said they were taken to a wooded said unemployment benefits would be said the blaze started in three different Manchester Municipal be sponsored by the Manchester 643-7277. hesitant,” R-Conn., for a tactic the Department) Building: Association for Retarded itself “Weather underground.” However, section of Monroe, five miles away, and made available to jobless workers im­ places. Scholarships Weicker, who as a member of senator likened to smear and in­ To Save Lorenz Citizens Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m. he said he doubted the kidnapers were released. mediately. MONDAY, MARCH 3 Mayor John Thompson today Mizpah-Spencer Circle of the Senate Watergate Com­ nuendo, and then threatened to Plant manager Ellsworth Cole said, at Lincoln Center. The event is members of the far-left group but could Major Economic Blow 7:30 p.m. — Planning and proclaimed te month of March South United Methodist Church mittee became former Presi­ pull out of the party - and Lucky To Be Alive “Frankly, I don’t feel like talking about it. open to the public. not be certain until the suspects were cap­ “I ’m just lucky to be alive,” said Robert Mayor Francis Kelly said the firm was Zoning Commission, hearing as Manchester Dollars For will meet Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. dent Nixon's harshest critic, possibly run as an independent PINEHURST IS OPEN BERLIN (UPI) - The West German heading towards the Ethiopian capital of I don’t feel good.” tured. DeJoy, a bollerman, abducted with the the largest employer in Shelton and called room. Scholars Month. at Susannah- Wesley House of defined “chicken politics,” as in 1976 if the state GOP did not government today put aside its “most Addis Ababa. (See page 14 for other stories and An American Folklore Story the church. Mrs. Mary Mayo SUNDAY - 8 A.M. 'til 2 P.M. two guards. the loss of the factory “a major economic TUESDAY, MARCH 4 ’The proclamation coincides an ajijiroach to leadership institute reform s. He later serious reservations” and released five photograph.) Hour and Sing-a-long will be In Rome, Leonardo da Vinci airport of­ State police Sunday issued an all-points blow.” 9 a.m. — Board of Directors with the townwide fund drive will present a program on “57 which “sees to it that when the decided to remain in the party. imprisoned anarchists in return for a Flames Visible for 10 Miles presented Sunday at 3 p.m. in 400 OFF SALE on Broyor’s lea Cream con­ ficials said the Lufthansa captain had Comment Session, directors’ being run for the Manchester Famous- Americans.” promise that urban guerrillas will free the the Mary Cheney Library tinues until 2 P.M. SUNDAY. Buy % Qals. of requested and received permission to The fire, which leveled the four-block office. Scholarship Foundation Inc., he Hostesses are Mrs. Eva Christian Democratic candidate for factory pf Sponge Rubber Products Co., Junior Room for children age make a technica’ '^npover, but the jetliner 7:15 p.m. — Board of Direc­ said. this fine Ice Cream at PInehurst for $1.49 mayor of West Berlin they kidnaped five six .and over. > Murphy, Mrs. Doris Matthes, overflew Rome ,iiout tr^ng to land and continued to bum Sunday night, nearly 24 tors and Human Relations Com­ The mayor praised the adult gal. days ago. Mrs. Lorraine Champeau and Protest Short Day ______headed towa.d Libya. A Lufthansa hours after three explosions shook this in­ mission, hearing room. volunteers assisting the fund Mrs. Mabel Kuster. A Lufthansa Boeing 707, its tanks filled dustrial town of 28,000 and ignited flames DeMolay Mothers Club will At PInehurst, with ■ this coupon and any $5.00 spokesman in Athens also reported the 7:30 p.m. — Town Building drive. with 27,200 gallons of jet fuel — enough to visible 10 miles away. have a plastic kitchenware par­ BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - A mostly from the city chapter of purchase... plane heading toward Tripoli. Committee, coffee room. He urged all town citizens to cruise for 12 hours — took off from As many as 1,600 people were believed ty Monday at 8 p.m. at the' group of about 40 Bridgeport the NAACP and Action for Heinrich Albertz, a Protestant pastor 8 p.m. — Board of Directors, support the program. Frankfurt’s Rhine-Main airport at 4:55 employed at the plant more than a year I^SQjijc Temple, E. Center St. The Rev. Felix Davis, pastor parm ts and community leaders Bridgeport Community ON ANY DOZEN OF and a former Social Democratic mayor of hearing room. a.m. EDT in a southerly direction toward ago, before B .F . Goodrich Co. sold it. The The event is open to the public. of Second Congregational have threatened weekly sit-ins Development, told Mayor West Berlin, accompanied the five WEDNESDAY Contract “increased an unknown destination. firm makes products for the automobile Refreshments will be served. Church, will lead a devotional at public schools to protest a Nicholas Panuzio Friday they released prisoners, as the kidnapers had 8 p.m. — Ice Rink Committee, and furniture industries. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The, Proceeds will benefit John program Monday at 1:30 p.m, in money-saving decision to close won’t stand for the closings. FRESH Release Promised demanded. The kidnapers said they did not coffee room. Pentagon has added $473.8 Mather Chapter, Order of Cronin Hall of Mayfair schools early on Fridays. They threatened to sit in The kidnapers, believed hiding in West consider Albertz to be a hostage, however. THURSDAY, MARCH 6 million to the U.S. Navy’s con­ DeMolay. Gardens. All Mayfair residents The Bridgeport Board of every Friday afternoon unless Berlin, said they would release 52-year old The five released prisoners, two men Ownership Changed in April 7 p.m. — Board of Directors tract with the Electric Boat are invited. Education recently voted to try the decision is rescinded. EGGS Peter Lorenz only after their five com­ and three women and allin jail for violent The factory was ow n^ by a division of and Board of Education, division of General Dynamics School board President Howard valid Sun., March 2 & Mon., March 3 rades have reach^ their final destination crimes in company with the Baader- the Grand Sheet Metal Co., which took, Blue Shutter Play and Learn to bridge their budget gap by At PInehurst with this coupon and any $5.00 hearing room. Corp. for construction of Tri­ School, a nursery school for closing schools a half-day every Zinner said the issue boils down and a West Berlin politician accom­ Meinhof band of urban guerrillas, were un­ over in April from Goodrich. A number of The Auxiliary of the 8 p.m. — Bicentennial Com- dent submarines. Rep. Edward four-year olds, will have an Friday until the end of the to a choice between the Friday purchase... panying them has returned home. armed. Before takeofl they searched the workers were laid off in the transition. mittM, coffee room. P. Beard, D-R.I. anno”nced open house for fall registration Manchester Memorial Hospital school year. closings or laying off teachers. Authorities said they did not know if four Lufthansa crew members to make Some are reportedly seeking restitution in Friday. Monday from noon to 2 p.m. at will sponsor an open hou^ for The parents and leaders. Lorenz was still alive. sure none of them carried a hidden court actions. Trinity Covenant Church, the public Sunday from 1 to 4 Three hours after the plane left weapon. Asked if disgruntled employes, who had p.m. The tours will begin from ON ANY 1 POUND Hackmatack St. Those wishing Frankfurt, West Berlin police broadcast a Ransom Paid been laid off, might have done the job or if the hospital cafeteria. message to the kidnapers saying that both SWEET APPLE CIDER more information may call A West Berlin police official said that insurance fraud may have been involved, the Syrian capital of Damascus.and the Li­ state police spokesman Adam Berluti NATURE'S ORIGINALS * BACON “it may be safely assumed’’ that byan capital of ’Tripoli had refused to let authorities also paid each of the five said, “In any case of this type, you would EAST STREET, ANDOVER a 649-3353 the plane land, and that the Boeing was • MacINTOSH •BALDWIN making easier decorations? released prisoners $8,750 ransom as explore all leads, all possibilities.” Pmny Lawson demanded by Lorenz’ kidnapers. Roy Ranno, 44, a security guard, said we have a wonriertui aaeortment ofr or: purchase the three intruders, wearing ski masks, nrinl figures a egg kNs Partly as the result of voter anger over • WINESAP valid Sun., March 2 and Mon., March 3, 1975 The Weather the kidnaping, Lorenz and his Giristian came up from behind and took the styrofotm a arWIdlal spring HOUSE PLANTS Democratic party won the largest bloc of employes by surprise Saturday night. lowers ^ Windy this afternoon and partly cloudy They quickly handcuffed and blindfolded OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK • Handicrafta • Maerama Hangara PURINA CHOICE seats in the West Berlin House of Deputies a with the high in the mid to upper 40s. G ear in an election Sunday. The House of the employes and drove them away. One' “where • Large Aaaortmant of Colored Sand of the men carried a pistol. dollar’s CAT MORSELS 61* 1.00 tonight with lows in the 20s. Partly sunny Deputies chooses the mayor. Lorenz's par­ Ruins Left by $10 Million Fire FERRANDO ORCHARD 'Tuesday with highs in the 30s. Chance of worth a ty, although the electoral winner, lacked 'Abductors 'Working Stiffs' BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD, QLA8TONBURY DIRECTIONS: Take Rt. 85 from Manchestar, then left on Shop PlMhunt Sunday W 2 P.M. precipitation 20 per cent today, 10 per cent the seats necessary to make him mayor, This was the scene early Sunday in rubber plant. Three plant employes group called ‘‘Weather the miracle of maieitretf | dollar!” Ranno told UPI one of the abductors (3 miles beyond Vito’s Restaurant) London Rd., two stop signs, continue to second stop sign, tonight and Tuesday. Wednesday outlook: and is expected to have difficulty finding a were aMucted by the arsonists who Underground.” The hostages were Sowritown manchester^ Monday 9 A.M. W 6 P.M. asked him, “Have ypu ever heard of the Shelton following the bombing and turn right at East St. partiy cloudy and continued cold. coalition partner. claimed to belong to the revolutionary released unharmed. (UPI photo) 302 MAIN STREET Weathermen?” fire which heavily damaged a sponge " " ------