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reported a total of 10 persons NEW ORLEANS (AP) - A right-angle elbow s in the was paralyzed, with streets many assaults on the concrete killed. Early today, they * vCii ^ massive cordon of heavily stairway, making it impossible blockaded around the hotel. Of structure atop the roof where lowered the count to seven and armed policemen warily^ held to shoot up and perilous to even ficials allowed no one through. the snipers holed up. said the mistake apparently their circle around a downtown check out. At midmorning there was A firefight flared before dawn was made in duplicate count of hotel today, watching for two Police said they did not know only speculation about what when another pass overhead by the dead found on the top floor surviving snipers whose the identity of the three men prompted the shootings. the chopper, with policemen of the hotel. marathon shooting spree left who began their siege from the Louisiana Atty. Gen. William firing, forced one of the snipers seven dead and 17 injured. But hotel Sunday morning. A Guste said he would ask for a down a stairwell — where three Mayor Moon Landrieu said the shooting had stopped. sharpshooter, watching the federal investigation because, policemep were trying to get that efforts to negotiate with The men were believed still gunmen's movements with a 20- "I am now convinced that there into firing range. the snipers were fruitless. on the roof of the Downtown power telescope, described is an underground national The three policemen were “They said crazy things,” he Howard Johnson Hotel. A them as black men, at least one suicidal group bent on creating superficially wounded in the said. “Things like, 'com e and Marine Corps helicopter, with with a goatee and bush haircut. terror in America." gunfight before it was broken get us,’" police sharpshooters at the In the daylight, the chips and Police were moving cautious off. ready, hovered a few feet over pocks from the thousands of ly in an effort to prevent further It all started at about 10:30 the roof shortly after dawn, and rounds of high-powered am fatalities. The 18-floor hotel a.m. Sunday when the snipers, Parley again at midmormng, but there munition were visible on the was deserted except for police described by police as blacks, was no gunfire, or movement of face of the building, especially and the surviving snipers. began setting fires in the hotel. Sniper Bastion any kind. at the back of the bunkers. One of the snipers was killed When firemen arrived, they Off To Icy The two passes were among At one place could be seen the Sunday night, gunned down by came under gunfire. This concrete cubical atop the Downtown Howard Johnson’s Hotel is where snipers, who the few by the big Chinook holes, hammered out of sheer policemen riding the big At one point during the Start have killed at least seven persons, and wounded many others, were fending off police early choppers — the type used in concrete by persistent police Marine Sikorsky during one of predawn darkness, one of the today. Police were attacking the stronghold from a Marine helicopter gunship. The sniping Vietnam — that did not draw fire. A three-foot opening was surviving snipers was reported PARIS (AP) - Henry A. to have crawled to the other end attacks began Sunday. (AP photo) sniper fire. torn in the side of the concrete Kissinger and Hanoi’s Le Due A Marine lieutenant said one bunker used as a base by the of the hotel roof. Police Tho resumed their peace talks sortie included close-up snipers. It came from repeated Heating Oil sharpshooters in surrounding in an a p p a ren tly icy a t photographs of the bunker-like barrages by the high-velocity Import Quotas buildings opened fire, but mosphere today, conferring for :V enclosures used as cover by the weapons aboard the helicopter. Police Supt. Clarence hours in a suburban villa Union Official men. Police used extreme caution, Increased Giarrusso ordered all firing owned by the French Com News' The disclosures, five-inch and did not explain why there stopped except by marksmen munist party. thick oiincrete-slab rooms at was no attempt to use fire, WASHINGTON (AP) - The 600 yards away in the federal It was the first meeting of the Accuses Manager Capsules the end of the roof, are chemicais or explosives to Nixon administration today building. two top negotiators since the coverings for the steep stairs force the men out.. authorized increased imports of His order came when talks were suspended Dec. 13 from _|he 18th floor to the roof. As the drama continued, most heating oil to help alleviate policemen on the 17th floor of and followed by massive O f ‘Scare Tactics’ Officials said there are two of the city’s business district shortages in various parts of the hotel said they were being American bombing raids on Draft Set - the nation. fired upon, apparently by their North Vietnam. The Office of Emergency own men. Resumption of the peace By IMH <; BEVINS WASHINGTON (AP) - Preparedness said the action Giarrusso, who lost his No. 2 talks was reportedly part of a (lliTulil K.«‘|iurlrr) Secretary of Defense Melvin R. would make available up to 250 man and two other officers in backstage deal under which Laird Reports the sniping which began Sun The Manchester Police Union, in a statement released Laird told Congress today the million gallons of additional No. President Nixon ordered the day, had said earlier he would today by President James Sweeney, has accused Town Pentagon plans to draft only 5,- 2 fuel oil for the current winter raids halted above the 20th (X)0 men before the induction season. take no chances. parallel on Dec. 30. North Viet Manager Robert Weiss of “ scare tactics” in the dispute “Time is our ally," he said. authority expires next June 30. I To Congress , The office made the ad namese public statements since over an emergency sick leave provision in the police con This is far below the “ less ditional oil available by in “ They’re at our will now. We’re then have given no hint of a tract. than 10,000" figure he used last creasing quotas from the Virgin going to win.' softening in Hanoi’s position. WASaW^Q’TON (AP) - Defense Secretary Melyin R, The snipers had started their The statement issued today medical and insurance benefits, November. < Islaads' during the January- Tho, as host of' today's Laird, the first Cabinet ofHcial to face Gongrew ^ilhce last shooting before noon Sunday, was in response to Weiss’ state- education bonuses and a In his final report to the ApriLperiod. . meeting, seemed to go^put of peppering the area with gunfire ' ment Saturday which allegedly longevity plan. H9use"Arm^ Senices' c ^ - "Inonth's Msavy bombing of North Vietnam, said today that The Department of the his way to demonstrate Hanoi’s throughout the day after setting questioned the police union's in Today's union statement was mittee before giving up his Vibthatnizatlbh. has made possible the total wiUidrawal of Interior soon will publish an of anger over the bombing. For sections of the hotel afire. The tegrity. as follows; Cabinet post, Laird said plaits U.S. forces once POWs are released. ficial notice informing sellers the first time since the secret are to draft fewer than 2,500 in hotel is about six blocks from talks began, Kissinger and his Last Friday. Weiss charged "What has Mr. Weiss to hide “ The South Vietnamese peo- enough to hold on even with the that;imports may be increased March and an average of 1,000 the city’s famed French aides were not given to tlie union with unfair labor from the Police Union? Why is pie today, in my view, are fully presence of an estimated 140,- in districts one through four, in each of the following three Quarter. handshake when they arrived practices, after the union he resorting to scare tactics capable of providing for their 000 North Vietnamese troops which includes all areas east of months. Police on Sunday evening had and left the meeting. membership voted Thursday and refusing to negotiate with i own in-country security against within its borders. the Rocky Mountains. night to rescind its ratification the union? The Police Union tlfe North Vietnamese,” Laird of the 1972-1974 contract. stands ready to negotiate with Bombing Error said in a final report to The dispute apparently Mr. Weiss, as we have nothing Congress prepared for the centers on the contract wording to hide. We know that we have SAIG O N (AP) - F iv e House Armed Services Com American fighter-bOmbers . of the emergency sick leave negotiated honestly and fairly, mittee. provision. The union claims that we have not made a flying above a heavy dvercast Hose Honors Barrett He said the Saigon accidentally dropped y34 500- that Weiss changed the contract mockery of the collective government’s ability to defend pound bombs on the: western Ingenuity was often He has served in many Beatrice Sipples of Manchester wording of the provision from bargaining process, and that we itself makes possible a settle By JOHN A. JOHNSTON corner of the Da Nang Air Base necessitated by unexpected capacities as a volunteer in 1925. The couple has four ■‘unlimited" to “ additional" have acted honorably ment in which American war today, the U.S. Corpmand an (Herald Reporter) obstacles. The story is told that firefighter and still remains ac children: Mrs. Gordon sick leave. Weiss says the un throughout the negotiations. prisoners could be returned and on one occasion, Barrett found tive, not missing many major Metevier of 444 W. Middle ion. in seeking the term "Ironically, the point in ques nounced. the South Vietnamese would Manchester is a far cry from a big truck blocking the usual fires. He was elected foreman Tpke.; Mrs. Richard Schaller of "unlimited. ” is demanding a tion. the change in the Seven hours earlier, it had have a chance to survive as an the small city-large town of the exit from Purnell PI. So he of Co. 3 on June 6, 1939 and held Newington; Mrs. Walter Brit new item in the contract. emergency sick leave, was first reported the incident as an independent nation. early 20’s. Not the least of the drove around the house across the position until June 1, 1948. ton of East Hartford; and Ber ®*ln the union statement proposed during the enemy rocket attack. Laird’s 104-page report changes that have occurred has from the firehouse, over the oc During WWII, he helped to train nard, also of East Hartford, released today, the union says negotiations by Mr. Weiss, and The command said nine reviewed his four-year' been in firefighting procedures, cupant’s back steps, and back other firemen. who is associated with his that the provision for, not by the Police Union. We Americans and one Vietnamese stewardship of the Pentagon civilian were Wounded, three training, equipment, and to the street on the opposite father in the Broad St. ■’unlimited" sick leave with ap refute Mr. Weiss’ claim that and his recommendations for fuel tanks were set afire and houses. Joseph B. Barrett has side. Barrett married the former business. proval of the manager was this item was interjected after the future, but made no seen them all. originally proposed by Weiss. an agreement was reached. one U.S. helicopter was reference to the recent heavy Saturday night at the Lawton Weiss' complaint of unfair " It is unfortunate that the damaged. bombing of North Vietnam. Rd. firehouse, volunteers of labor practices will be filed excellent rapport we have had "The cause of the error is not But as the first high-level ad Hose Co. 3 honored him for his with the Slate Labor Relations with the town in the past lias to known at thjs time." the com ministration official to go 51 years of service to the Board, he satd. Until the dis be jeopardized by the actions of mand said. before Congress since the bom department. pute is resolved. Weiss said, the one man. We question Mr. bing was broadened on Dec. 16 Born in Granvilie, Mass, in 1972-1974 contract is not in Weiss’ attitude and sincerity 24,000 and then restricted to below the 1901, he came to Manchester force. when he refuses to negotiate, 20th Parallel Dec. 30, Laird was Reverting to the 1970-1972 brings charges^gainst our un SAIGON (AP) - U.S. troop when he was five years old and strengthen Vietnam dropped by certain to be questioned closely contract means police lose ion. and withdraws our joined Orford Hose Co. 3 on 100 last week to 24.(XX). the on the matter. several new benefits, including benefits.” the union statement Jan. 5, 1922. At that time, the lowest total since January 1963. The defense secretary said" wage increases, increased concluded. company was quartered on when . the big U.S. buildup the equipment and training Purnell PI., at the rear of what began, the U.S. Command provided Saigon in the Viet- is now Burton’s. The 2V2-story namization program, of which reported today. wooden building was heated by he has been an architect, “ has Jackson' Critical Sprne lOO.odo other U.S. ser a coal stove. vicemen also are involved in significantly enhanced the Telephones were not exactly prospect for successful negotia '# 2 the'war effort from ships off a common household con tion. but should negotiations the Vietnam coast and from air venience in those days, so Of Democratic fail. Vietnai)nization makes bases in Guam and Thailand. volunteers were almost com possible the complete termina pletely dependent upon the fire tion of American involvetnent End-War Tactic Violation .Alleged sireii to let them know the loca in the war." “j. tion of a blaze. Chimney fires Laird, who leaves office Jan. were a common occurrence WASHINGTON (AP) — Labeling Democratic end-the- # TOKYO (AP) North Korea 20. apparently believes that because many homes used war recommendations acts of frustration. Sen. Henry M. /^charged today that South even if President Nixon’s ef wood-burning stoves. / Korean military exercises are forts j^to reach a broader peace Jackson says Congress could impair the secret Paris peace Several members of Hose Co. "an open violation" of last settlement for Indochina fail. talks And set a trap for itself by trying to force Presidents 3 lived or worked in the vicini suftimer's agreement between South Vietnam is now strong Nixon to end the Vietnam war. the two countries to seek even ty. Barrett worked for Actions by House and Senate tual reunification. Manchester Plumbing and Democ;rats last week in support "The facts are that the Pr(/si- The North. Korean Central Tuba Tooter Supply, now Manchester ' of cutting off funds for the In dent has the initiative and lib is News Agency said .South Too Tired Hardware and Supply, until he dochina war "could have an now in a position where h^can Korean maneuvers off Joje established Barrett Plumbing adverse affect on the blame the Congress if the Paris Island showed it "does not want HONOLULU (A P ) -^ It was a Supply Co. on Broad St. about 30 negotiations and. I think, be talks fail." Jackson added. the independent and peaceful conductor's nightmare. years ago; Fire Chief James used against the Democrats at H ie senator, one of just 12 reunification of the country." Gunther Schuller of Boston, Schaub worked at the City a later time if the negotiations Senate Democrats who voted in 'The broadcast charged the guest conducting the Honolulu Restaurant nearby; Archie fail,” the Washington a caucus Thursday against an Seoul government with "openly Symphony Orchestra, took the Hayes had a livery stable on Democrat said in, an interview. ifhmediate war fund cutoff, whipping the Republic of Korea podium Sunday to direct his Purnell PI.: and Ed Post He said the actions were said the President should have army officers and men into a composition. “ Tre Invenzione." operated a furniture store and largely acts of “ frustration" been given more of an oppor war hysteria." Then he saw there was no funeral home where the Brass because the War issue did not tunity to explain the status of .>v.. tuba among the Instruments. Key Restaurant is now located. hurt Nixon in his re-election the Paris talks. Study Proposed His piece opens with a sprightly, , Licensed vehicle operators were as rare as telephones a bid. “ The Nixon adidiinistration series of "ootnpah-p^s” ^ ^ “ Obviously many in my party should give a full ^counting of WASHINGTON’(AP) Sen. Several musician's then half century ago. Fierce com felt tihat Nixon was going to be what has transpired" before Gaylord Nelson, D-Wis., today Schuller — ducked backstage in petition developed among Co. dead on Vietnam in 1972 and I' Congress tries to kill war fun proposed a government- search of the missing musician, 3’s drivers to be the,, first to made it clear from the very ding, he said. finance^ scientific study of en William Swain, who was reach the off-Main St. quarters, beginning that that wouldn't be Secretary of State William P. vironmental effects of U.S. located at home, asleep. climb to the truck seat, and be ' Long Term Of Service Recognized tfan major issue. Rogers and foreign policy ad bombing and defoliation in Viet ' Schuller led the orchestra off. in a race to beat other com “ There is a certain obsession viser Henry A. Kissinger have nam. through a Mozart concerto panies to the fire. Since Barrett Joseph B. Barrett, for more than 50 years a town volunteer fireman, accepts a wrist that develops on some of these ab-eady refuged to ’.brief the The study was endorsed last while Swain sped to the concert was younger and faster than the watch, giv^n by the volunteers of Hose Co. 3 at Saturday night’s meeting. Taking part in issues.... It’s an attempLto res Senate Foreign Relatlbns Com mojith by the American hall on his motorcycle, in time ' others, it was often his lot to the presentation are Randall Brown, center, captain of the company,s volunteers, and pond in a state of .frustration,” mittee on the secret Association fofr the Advance^ to play the tuba part after inter operate the 1917 truck equipped Chief John C. Rivosa. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) with a 35-gallon chemical tank. Japkson said. negotiation!. ment of Science. mission. ■ n V MANCHESTER EVEN IN G H ERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Jan. 8, 1973- PAGE TH R E E
P A flR TWO — MANCHESTER E VE N IN G HERALD. Mmcfaerter, Conn., Mon., Jan. 8, 1073 I Tolland About Town Gorm an Bid Copper Plates • F b r P fw n f, : ZBA; Approves Buckley School library Before T P C Tribal Money Economical workshop will be-held Tuesday TV Tonight i Sheinwold on Bridge Robert F. Gorman’s request Vancouver, BXJ.—Among the Transportation at 9:30 a ^ . in the school Sm Stuu^my’t H»rm U for: : Barn Church for a zone change, to Central ComfUuTVLUUngM : moat unuinal primitive curren- library. ^ ' North dealer cie# of CJanada waa the ctypw- BETTE Ql \TRALE Business District, for abouE a DECEPTIVE PLAY ITAXISEIWICE P o litic s Easi-West vulnerable plate money, or tana,, of the Correspondent ‘ 2-acre parcel on Linden St. is “THE WAY UNMASKS OPPONENT TRY IT! NORTH Pacific coaat These- c »P P ^ B y Sol R. Cohen Tel. 875-2845 the only item scheduled for a — 6i00 — By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Mancl^tcA- Assembly, Order public hearing tonight by the 4 K 2 varied in alxe from 3% by The Tolland Full Qospel (3-8-22) NEWS MANCHESTER of Rainnw for Girls, will meet Manchester Planning and I HEARD IT” South’s opening bid o f three ^ A J 108 3 2 inches to 2 by 8% feet. Church will be able to convert is our product (18) 12 O'CLOCK HIGH tonighf^jit 7:30 at the Masonic spades in today’s hand was a bit O 10 5 They were current among the CAB CO. the old Lemek bam on Goose Zoning Commission. (20) SOUNDING BOARD 4 3 74 Tlin^t peoples of coastal Alas After a survey by at municipal santary landfills, T e tp p ^ ! Officers will be The hearing will start at 7:30 by John Gruber unorthodox. Both the bidding 289-1555 Lane into a church, thanks to a PEOPLE are (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE ka the Tsimshian tribes of when so requested by a elect^d u rin g the business ses and play com e from an English WEST EAST Manchester’s elected officials decision rendered by the Zoning p.m. in the Municipal Building (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH northern British ColunAia, ^ e municipality. sion.” After the meeting, match, and' English bridge 0 AJ4 0 3 and town department heads, Board of Appeals. Hearing Room. (40) WILD WILD WEST C? Q7 5 9 6 Hntda of the Queen Charlotte relative to their ideas on needed refreshments will be served by The subject parcel has 90 feet our Business. players are traditionally fond of The ZBA turned down the OAKJ7 09843 2 Islands, the Bella Coola and new legislation. Town Manager Because Sfate Sen. David Harold Whiting and the men of of frontage on Linden St., about — 6i30 — bids that you won’t find in other tribes of the central Bm- other variance request which 4A82 4QI0 963 Robert Weiss hais released, the Odegard is an assistant m ajori the advisory board. Entries in (3) CBS NEWS textbooks. West’s double was Ish Columbian coast and the would have permitted the A and midway between Locust St. and May we help you? SOUTH OanlMMi following list of suggestions: ty leader in the Senate and the annual dcril contest will be (8) ABC NEWS Early last month I reviewed a those on stage should do much meant for penalties. Kwakiutl of northern Vancouver J Grocery Store on Rt. 30 to be Gorman PI., and is about 225 4 Q 10 98763 M Fait biaKi State Rep. Donald Genovesi is judged. The dolls will be dis (22-30) NBC NEWS production of “ La Boheme” at less moving around than in a North dealer Island and the adjacent main sold and replaced with a feel deep. The property lies to <0 K4 ... To require that the state an assistant majority leader in tributed later to the Shriners the rear of the Gorman Bros, (24) DESIGNING WOMEN Hartt and went out of my way conventional play. The music East-West vulnerable land. package store. 0 Q6 the House, they will receive FL Hospital for Crippled Children — 7:00 — to compliment Osvaldo provides a great deal of audible Opening lead — King of 4 K 5 assume the full cost of educa No one spoke in opposition to service station on Main St. tion through high school OOD m ore fo r the 1973-74 in Springfield. Mass. Gorman has indicated that (3 ) M O VIE Riofrancos for his staging, par motion, so motion by the Diamonds North East South Weal the church request during last PT4 Speaker ... T'o levy a 1 per cent state legislative session than the $11,- apartments would be planned “ Fame is the Name of the ticularly of Act, II, and also singers should not be too great. West opened the king of Pass Pass .3 0 Double Monday night's public hearing Theo R. Badenhuizen. Lutz WESTOWM 000 in salary and $2,000 in Manchester Jaycees will for the site if the zone change is Game” (1966). Tony Franclosa, gave credit to Fred Kolouch On the other hand, a prima diamonds, continued with the Pass Pass Pass tax on all foods and beverages but a group of about one dozen Junior Museum director, will expenses received by the meet tonight at 8 at the British- Jill St. John, Susan Saint who designed and executed the donna shouldn’t stand around ace of diamonds, cashed the ace Opening lead — O K packaged in non-returnable residents living near the be the guest speaker on the granted. ^ ^ PHARMACY ■ ^ majority of the legislators. In American Club. Charles James. sets for the show. It was not the like a haystack. of clubs and then led the eight containers, with 90 per cent of grocery store spoke in strong subject of "Natural History of 455 HARTFORD ROAD — 44.’ 5230 the revenue to be returned to addition, all legislators receive Pillard. president of the (8) TRLTH OR traditional staging yet it was Taking the staging inspiration of clubs> opposition to the proposal made A frica" at the Martin-South Income Under $40 the municipalities. Computed 10 cents per mile travel Manchester Property Owners CONSEQUENCES not so far out as to approach from the opera itself seems South put up the jack of clubs The answer was clear. West by Frank Cebula. who was in Schools PTA meeting tomorrow allowance to and from the State Association, will discuss the (18) DICK VAN DYKE absurdity as sometimes logical and easy enough at first from the dummy to create the thought he had the contract on a per capita basis, the terested in purchasing the night. It will be held at the $40 A YEAR FOR MANY Capitol. —— goals of the association. (20) NBC NEWS happens today. glance. Sometimes it is. ’The impression that he still had a beaten anyway, and therefore revenue would be earmarked property if it could be changed Martin School at 7:30 and is New Delhi — Of the more for support of refuse disposal Freshman State Sen. Thomas Tonight's meeting is open to all (22-30) NEWS This brings us to the matter music to Mozart’s ’’Marriage of low club in his hahd. East was bound to have the jack of to a liquor store. open to the public. than half a billion people living: those from 18 to 35 years of age (24) OPEN LINE of staging an opera, an aspect Figaro” was written at the opened with the queen of clubs, spades as well as the ace. facilities. Carruthers of Vernon is Seriate The grocery store is present The talk will be illustrated by on the Indian subcontinent, Read Herald Ads interested in joining the Carol Lawrence plays (40) ABC NEWS that few people consider. Here same time as the action of the and South played the king, as, of Acting on this assumption. ... To enable municipalities to chairman of the legislature's ly d non-conforming use in a color slides, which will include about 200 million have incomes McGarrett’s old girlfriend in Hartford we get play, so there is no conflict. course, he was bound to do. South let the six of spades ride enact ordinances relieving committee on human rights and animals in their native Jaycees. of less than $40 a year. — 7 :3 0 — residential zone, having been in in “ Hawaii Five-0’’ ‘traditional" staging as a But what are you supposed to South led the king of hearts for a finesse, and t ^ finesse them • of liability for sidewalk opportunities. habitats: game parks, (8) LET'S MAKE A DEAL existance before zoning. Tuesday (Jan. 9) at 8:30 general rule. This is sensible do with an opera like and then continued with the six assured the contract. falls. The ZBA did attach con representative of the growing (18) STAND UP & CHEER Secretary of the State Gloria p.m. on CBS-TV. since with limited “Rosenkavalier” by Strauss? of spades. This sequence of ... To mandate the construc ditions to its approval of the consciousness of ecology on the (2 0 ) FILM tion of . bicycle paths in all new Schaffer has initiated a cam performances neither Connec ’The play is a period piece going plays was very carefully church request. They asked continent; a rhinoceros hunt, (22) HOLLYWOOD state highway corridors, when paign for a state contitutional ticut Opera nor Hartt can back to the time of the Em pre^ planned. Daily Question that the fire marshal certify the using tranquilizers, and Buoy Drifts 3,200 Miles SQUARES amendment which would recoup the hours necessarily Maria Theresa, but the music requ est^ by a municipality. building and that a new plan to relocation of the anirpals; and (.30) MOUSE FACTORY Conveys Impression As dealer, vou hold: Kirkwall, Scotland — A Brit spent in rehearsals needed for a is early 20th century with such ... To mandate that all local remove the party lever from dongas, which are gullies The idea was to give West the Spades, Q -10-9-8-7-6-3; be submitted for the entrance NOBODY OFFERS YOU MORE (40) POLKA! school systems develop and im- the state's voting machines. ish li{ 1 *' MANGHFilTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 8, 1973 — P A G E S E V ^ ■ I ...... ' — ■■■— - I. y PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 8, 1973 ~ ^ V ■' ^iisai5S»5gBB»saaaaBgsssiMo»t-xw :-:-:-x::«;a::aaijgg::ff:¥^^^^ I Exercise, Proper Eating Can Retard Aging Process Weddings and Engagements By VIVUN BROWN peak all the time. You don’t mented. Medical science has “C” foods include citrus capacities.” He has seen great Slaek-Smith Price-Douton Albrecht-Hutt AP Newsfeatur6 Writer olds but he has observed forty- people were In their prime. generate the elderly; whereas single out one segment to even gone back to using the fruits, peppers, turnip greens, physical disability overcome year-olds who act like octo Society persuades people they the money might bi spent on “by plain people” who have as treat,” he advises. > , Senility can’t be revers whole plant rather than the ex broccoli, kale. Raw fruit’is a genarians. are finished at a certain poiQt preventive medicine. J t should cribed the healing to God. He At Renaissance many biolog ed, but people can be Many aspects of aging are . . . and they are psyched int& begin in one’s prime; prefera tract for digitalis. ^ good source because cooking helped to avoid the traps destroys some of the vitamin. believes they have called upon a ical methods are used for thera elusive to, medical science, in believing it, a tremendous bly by age 30, but it is never too Natural foods should be pre peutic effects. Sleep therapy ferred to vitamin pills unless “E” is in green lettpce, other capacity within themselves that of aging. That’s the message cluding the big one — what waste of brain power and cre late to begin. helps break the t i^ u iliz e r they are medically prescribed, green leaves, wheat germ, the everybody has. from Dr. William Goldwag who really causes aging — but great ative thinking. Young people Here are some ideas you habit; sea therapy — plasma he observed. Present the body oils of seeds (com, etc.). “Doctors ar^ trying to tap it is working on the problem. inroads are being made and you cannot replace them because a might put into practice in your has the same relative com with natural substances and it Our aim should be to improve electronically, teaching people Goldwag gave up a 17-year- can stay younger far beyond great benefit of age is experi own life, he advises: position as sea water — is com family m ^cal practice in Os will throw off what it doesn’t the body’s ability to resist how to control inner functions your chronological years with ence and the ability to apply . . . Eat living foods — yeast, bined with underwater mas sining, N.Y., where his elderly want. Load it with vitamin pills stress that we are exposed to — heart rate, intestinal activi knowledge elicited in recent what has been learned to new fruits, vegetables, meat, fish, ty, b lo^ pressure. Almost any sage. ’They make external use patients provided him wi>’ the and it may be forced to accept physically, mentally, bacteri- years. things. poultry, cheese. Eat ydung body can do this, but we don’t ^of sea mud taken from below impetus tc pursue his interest what it doesn’t need. If one ally. Smoke pollution, radi What are the things that can “Nursing homes concentrate forms of life that are still d^el- even know how to train people sea level “where waste materi- in aging. He has done research were to eat the large amount of ation, food additives incr^se keep us from aging pre on distracting patients from the oping and have growth s ^ - als have accumulated for thou food represented by the concen the rate of oxidation reactions to find the answers.” in Europe and for 18 months has maturely? fact they are slowly dying. It is stances in them. As soon as you sands of years becoming com tration in the pill, one might be creating stress on our bodies. . . . Exercise each day to keep The engagement of Miss Lin been associated with the re Eating living foods, ex sad because it isn't necessary sever the source of life, the foOd pressed,” he explains. vitalization therapies of Dr. that our memories deteriorate. warned by becoming ill. Over the years he has often your body from deteriorating. da Gay Turcotte of Storrs to ercising to stress muscles, begins to die. Fish can be eaten “We are not trying to create TJie engagement of Miss Ivan Popov, medical director of Recent memories suffer when The cheapest yeast food is noticed that the faces of heavy Walking is the simplest forrn. Talivaldis Maidelis of learning new things to sharpen fresher than meat, which often young people out of old people. Lynne Alice Lockwood of Renaissance at Nassau, who is our memories, avoiding new things aren’t being is eaten long after it has begun\ bread, he pointed out. A cake of smokers are deeply wrinkled. Vigorous exercise is a tranquil Manchester, has been an We are trying to keep them Cobleskilli N.Y. to Stephen C. well-known abroad. learned. The normal thing yeast (the kind used for baking) . . . Avoid ultra-violet radi izer .'.. people who relax best stresses and ultra-violet rays of to deteriorate. If one can’t get\ functional to the end of their Barningham of Manchester, nounced by her parents, Mr. There is a big difference be the sun, and developing an inner should be to look forward to fresh vegetables one should is the best natural source of ation, which is aging, by avoid “have the most control of their lives. I’d like to go further, has been announced by her and Mrs. Bertrand Turcotte of tween chronological, science something (they can’t pin it new activity at retirement and grow some at home in pots — vitamins, in his opinion. (For ing sun between 10 and 3 in muscles.” J-v. '1 making Renaissance a diagnos- ? parentC Mr. and Mrs. Robert Storrs. and physiological genetics, down) that involves optimism, to consider ourselves functional radishes, onions, etc. palatibility Renaissance puts it clim ates where the sun is ‘‘Exercise carries waste wa- tic center with treatment that Lockwood of Sharon, N. Y. Mr. Maidelis is the son of Mr. Goldwag observed. The psy hope and faith puts one in con to the end” Choose whole foods rather in beer.) Keep it in the refrig- strong, unless you are com terials out of the body with water . . . it improves the quali can be done in one’s home,” he Mr. Barningham is the son of and Mrs. Arnolds Maidelis of 38 chology of aging also is impor trol of his body. Dr. Goldwag The whole system needs than segments. Whole wheat ik e^ tor and chip off a piece a pletely covered or coated with a ty of skin, a fantastic organ explained. Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Bar ...... Hawthorne St., Manchester. tant ^ a u s e how you visualize says: changing, he comments, but preferable to white flour, which couple of times a week. sun screen substance which will which is always perspiring, by Meanwhile, one can put some ningham of 238 Mountain Rd., The bride-elect is a graduate yourself determines many “In observing the elderly in where do you start? In addition discards the wheat germ. Vitamin C and E foods are help filter the rays. letting it function as a waste of his ideas into effect in the Manchester. of E. 0 . Smith High School in things in a society that regards nursing homes, I saw brilliant to having their lifelines cut, the “It is conceit to feel we can thoifght to be antistress and an- . . . Discover your inner pow disposer along with the kidneys. home, and save $200 a day, the The bride-elect attended ?-5SEaF4PFy”* Storrs, class of 1971. She is a aging as horrible. Eighty-year- minds of engineers, lawyers, indigent can bankrupt young extract out of a plant or any titoipcant and may play a defi ers. Goldwag is not religious “The trick is to make every approximate cost of a visit to sophomore at Eastern Connec olds who ignore the calendar others, vegetating within a people. Then, too, millions are thing else what nature provid^ nite 'role in slowing the aging but he commented “we are us Hartwick College in Oneonta, Renaissance. ticut State College and is can function like forty-year- short time, even though the spent by governments to re in the entirety,” Goldwag com process, he explained. ing the bare minimum of our part of your body function at its N.Y. and is employed as a laboratory technician in em ployed part-time as a Schoharie. County Community cashier at Shop-Rite in Hospital in Cobleskill, N.Y. Willimantic. Her fiance, a 1969 graduate of Her fiance is a graduate of Manchester High School, is a Manchester High School, class Duplicate Bridge Randy Fiavm Hioto senior at Hartwick College, of 1970, and is a junior at North Oneonta, N.Y., where he is a Carolina State University, Also, East-West, first, Mrs. Bette Martin and Mrs. Judith 8 Results of the Manchester member of Alpha Sigma Phi majoring in aerospace Mary Willhide and Mrs. Jackie Pyka; third, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lawrence Louis Albrecht KofC Bridge Club duplicate I The Baby Has j ‘ fraternity. engineering. He is a member of Kovacs; second. Mrs. Myrtle Roger Crafts. The next game bridge game played Thursday A June wedding in Cobleskill A Trinity Covenant Church in at Fellowship Hall of Trinity the Arnold Air Society. Odium and Mrs. Linda will be played Jan. 16. Covenant Church, after wfaicn A July 1973 wedding is are as follows: first, Mrs. C. is planned. Manchester was the scene McCartney; third, Mrs. Bar the couple left for Bermuda. planned. Coon and Mrs. G. Zalkan; se Saturday of the marriage of cond, Mrs. Paul Barton and bara Davis and Mrs. Florence Results of the Manchester They will reside at 181G Foster Barre. The next game will be Bridge Club game played I Been Named M rs. Robert Carson Slack Miss Cheryl Elaine Hutt of Mrs. Howard Boyd; third, Mrs. Manchester and Lawrence Dr., Willimantic, after*JjU). 14. played Jan. 15 at 9 sharp. Friday are as follows: North- Mrs. Albrecht, a 1970 J Maury Brown and Mrs. Philip Louis Albrecht of KiUingworth. Holway; fourth, Mrs. Fred South, first, James Baker and graduate of Manchester High Results of the South Windsor Robert Hughes; second, A1 St. James Church, green faille skirt. She carried a The bride is the daughter of Blish and Mrs. R.B. Manchester was the scene colonial bouquet of purple pom Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Hutt of School, is a junior at Eastern 50th Weddihg Bridge Club game are as LaPlant and Norma Fagan; Saunders, Kenneth William, son of George E . IV and Secretaries | Connecticut State College. Mr. Wadsworth. Saturday of the’ marriage of pons, purple statice, yellow New Eye Studio 123 Vernon St., Manchester. follows: North-South, first, third. Sue Eggleston and Joe Patricia Wilhite Saunders of 25 Gulley Dr., South Windsor. He Miss Karen Elizabeth Smith of sweetheart roses, green star The bridegroom is the son of Albrecht, a 1968 graduate of Anniversary Results of the Andover P.D. Griffiths and Patrick Toce. was born Dec. 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His Learn Most | Morgan High School, Clinton, Manchester and Robert Carson flowers and white stock. Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin E. Bridge Club duplicate bridge Frattalgne; second, Mrs. Grant' maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William C. Wilhite of attended Thames Valley State Slack of East Windsor Mrs. David Harris Price Albrecht of KiUingworth. Crooks of Worcester, Mass., game played Friday are as Morris and A.A. Pyka; third, Also, East-West, first, Robert Lake Charles, La. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Technical, College and Southern Mrs. Lil Holway and Mrs. In Business | Township, N.J. Bridesmaids were Miss The Rev. Norman Swensen of were honored at a party given follows: North-South, first and Sidmaaand James Polites; se G.E. Saunders III of Waterford. He has a brother. Ward, 2. Miss Shelia Ann Douton of graduate of Manchester High Connecticut State College, and Frankie Brown. cond, Jeannine Raymond and Cynthia Slack of Millville, N.J., Trinity Covenant Church per by their children in observance second, Mrs. Frances Haines AKRON, Ohio (AP) - Manchester became the bride School, is employed in the is now employed at the Pratt & Also, first, Ed Conway and The bride is the daughter of the bridegroom's sister; Miss formed the double-ring of their 50th wedding anniver and Joyce Driskell and Mr. and Rich Tischhauser; third, Ed Kawlinilis, Jason Miehael, son of Robert P. and Patricia Rosemary Hamed, whose of David Harris Price, also of Public Works Department of ■Whitney Division of United Air .lames Raker: seeond Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Smith Martha Mustard of Manchester ceremony. The church was sary recently. Mrs. Glen Prentiss; third. Dr. Conway and Kathy Jenen. Nimirowski Rawlinitis Jr. of 442 W. Middle Tpke. He was bom income is greater than 99.5 Manchester, Dec. 16 at the the State of Connecticut in craft Corp. in Middletown. of 280 Scott Dr., Manchester. and Miss Meg Falsone of West- decorated with white floral Mr. Crooks was formerly of and Mrs. Tanash Atoynatan. Dec. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal per cent of the nation’s working Church of the Assumption in Hartford. The bridegroom is the son of port. basket displays. Mrs. June Manchester, and Mrs. Crooks is Also, East-West, first, Mr. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Nimirowski of 23 Tower women in Census Bureau fig Manchester. Mr. and Mrs. Neal W. Slack of Peterson was oganist. Mr. and the former Virginia M. and Mrs. Donald Weeks; se Rd. His paternal grandparents are Mrs. Patricia McVey of ures, says there’s no better The bride is the daughter of Millville, N.J. Mrs. Gary Jodoin performed as Wedding cond, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newington and Robert Rawlinitis of West Virginia. His maternal place to learn business than as They wore gowns similar to Mr. and Mrs. David F. Douton Willerup of East Hartford. Lucal; third, William great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W.M. Keating of a secretary. the maid of honor except they of 80 Bretton Rd. The a duet. The marriage of Miss Nancy Hosts for the open house held t ‘ I : The Rev. Joseph Vujs of St. The bride, given in marriage Mogensen and Perry Manchester. His paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. As director of Sanford Rose had sapphire blue skirts. They bridegroom is the son of Mr. Ann Forrest of Manchester and at the couple’s home were their James Church performed the by her father, wore a white Macrohan. C. Hemesly of Hartford. Associates’ home office, a per carried colonial bouquets of and Mrs. Harris J. Price of 38 James N. Worthington of son and daughter-in-law, Mr. double-ring ceremony. The satin floor-length, long-sleeved, sonnel search firm, she should purple pompons, purple statice, o^rfield Dr. Hadlyme has been announced and Mrs. Calvin E. Crooks Jr. church was decorated in lace-trimmed gown with seed Results of the Manchester Streeter, Julie Marie, daughter of Lincoln H. and Janet H. Know. She has 22 employes in pink sweetheart roses, blue star UThe Rev. Alvin F. Matthews by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. of Goffstown, N.H.; their son- j[ gladioias, stock, and white pearls on bodice and cuffs. She Community Y Bridge Club * Forfa Streeter of 110 Diane Dr., South Windsor. She was bora her charge, including IS men. flowers and white stock. D.F.M. of Holy Cross Church, Robert C. Forrest of 223 Spruce in-law and daughter, Mr. and pompons. Mrs. Ralph Mac- wore a floor-length mantilla game played Jan. 2, are as Dec. 19 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal Since she left her home near Callicoon, N.Y., uncle of the St., Manchester. Mrs. John Noiris of Waterford carone of Manchester was style veil, and carried a follows: North-South, first and grandparents ar Mr. and Mrs. Edward Forfa of Lee, Mass. Her Jonesboro, Ark., more than 20 Greg Wade of Allentown, Pa., 'bride, officiated at the double Mr. Worthington is the son of and a daughter. Miss Karen soloist and Miss Nancy colonial bouquet of white second, Mrs. Frankie Brown paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Streeter of Lee, years ago, she has worked as was best man. Ushers were ring ceremony. The church was Mr. and Mrs. Edward N. Crooks of Worcester. Brander, also of Manchester sweetheart roses. and Mrs. Philip Holway and Mass. She has a sister, Carolyn; and three brothers, Michael, waitress, secretary, analpt David Slack of pitman, N.J., decorated with bouquets o f' Worthington of Hadlyme. The couple was married Dec. evaluating other secretaries was soloist. I^iss N'incy Hutt of Mrs. Suzanne Shorts and Mrs. ssSliiPiS’S Matthew and Jefferson. the bridegroom’s brother; mixed flowers. Paul Chetelat of '- justice of tiie ’^etoe John 18, 19^ in East Hartfprd. Hiey m m i and personnel consultant. She Phyllis Pierson; third, Mrs. Steven Smith of Manchester, Manchester was organist. MafidSfetlTifeister of the bride, Yeomans performed the have eight grandchildren. also owned and ran a finishing The bride, given in marriage was maid of honor. She wore a Lettie Glenn and Mrs. Beverly the bride's brother; and MaA double-ring, candlelight ser Mr. Crooks served as a cap and modeling school. by her father, wore an ivory 1 The bride, given in marriage Saunders. Manlove of Cleveland^Ohio.;? red empire waist gown Styled vice, Oct. 27, at. the home of the tain during World War II and sata peau gow^n trimmed with by her father, wore a silk ”1 still have higher aims, with long sleeves, and lace bridegroom’s parents. retired from the automotive cluny and venise lace and styled organza gown with empire trim. She wore a matching lace service business in 1963. His she says. “1 want to broaden A reception was hel^/at Miss Martha A. Worthington with a mandarin collar, bishop bodice and long sleeves of lace bow headpiece. She carried a wife retired as a licensed prac our scope." She would like to go W illie's Stpak Hous^' in of Hadlyme, sister of the sleeves, empire waist and a accented with seed pearls, ,an colonial bouquet of mixed tical nurse in 1971. They have into handling temporary help Manchester dfter which|‘ the bridegroom, was maid of honor. Scout News chapel train. She wore a floor- A-iine skirt appliqued with flowers. resided in Worcester since 1948. placement of men and women couple left for a skiing m p to James Cerrutti of Deep River, length train with matching matching lace and seed pearls, Bridesmaids were Miss Cub Scouts of Pack 251, and to become the top agency Vermont. They will reside in was best man. camelot headpiece. She carried and a detachable chapel-length Joanne Albrecht of Algonquin District, held their for professional career women. The engagement of Miss Bar A reception was held a colonial bouquet of white East Windsor Townshipj N.J., train edged with lace and seed KiUingworth, the bridegroom’s Kon Johnson Christmas party at Verplanck stephanotis, white stock, white after Jan. 15.' S bara L. Brunell of Shrewsbury, following the ceremony. ”I guess it's just drive, ” she pearls. Het shoulder-length veil Mass., to Michael R. Bourque sister; Miss Laura Winzler of PHOTOQRAPHJER School recently. says. “I know I sometimes go pompons, pink sweetheart Mr. and Mrs. Worthington of silk illusion fell from a of Manchester has been an Manchester; and Miss Karen December birthdays were: until I don’t really make sense ro.ses. and baby’s breath. Mrs. Slack, a 1969 grjMuate of are living on Petticoat Lane, campldt headpiece of lace and nounced by her parents, Mr. Hutt of Manchester, the bride’s David Lauzon, Matthew any more, but something keeps Manchester High Schi^l and a East Haddam and are both ntnanTHKi seed pearls. She . carried a and Mrs. Arthur B. Brunell of sister. Darner, Tim Lauzon, John Luby m e going. When I get involved Susan Smith of Manchester, 1972 graduate of Cedar Crest employed at Monsanto Corpora and Tim Finnegan. College in Allentowrf, Pa. Mr. cascade jjouquet of white roses. Shrewsbury, Mass. 'Their gowns were similar to tion Deep River Branch. in soipething, I don’t like to stop the bride’s sister, was maid of Miss Sharon Douton of Awards were presented to: honor. She wore a floor-length Slack is a 1971 ^aduatc of. Mr, Bourque is the son of Mr. that of the honor attendants >until i getitdane.■’ Lewisbuig, Pa., the bride’s Kevin Byrne, one gold arrow; As the youngest in a family of Lehigh University.jBethlehem, and Mrs. Robert J. Bourque of 9 except one was grass color, one gown styled with an ivory cluny sister, was maid of honor. She Cary Cry. Bear badge, one jo : children, she grew up a Pa., and is mawger of the Hoffman Rd., Manchester. gold, and one turquoise. They lace top. long sleeves, man wore a fuaj-length gown with silver arrow; and Joseph Foley, toiiiboy. She pioneered high darin neckline, and an emerald Radio Shack in Princeton, N.J. The bride-elect is a graduate wore matching lace bows and Bear badge. school majorette acrobatics, royal blue velvet skirt, empire of Saint Vincent Hospital School carried colonial bouquets of Edie Adams The following Webelos from practicing five hours a day and bodice ami long sleeves of of Nursing in Worcester, Mass. multi-colored flowers. GLOBE Den 1 received the Aquanaut finally winning a college schol- powder blue chiffon accented She is a registered nurse at the Air Force Sgt. Richard CUT & CURL and Engineer Awards: stfship. ; with royal blue embroidered hospital. Her fiance, a graduate Albrecht, now stationed in Travel Service BtAUlY SALON Jonathan Brown, Richard ’ ’ A woman had a good chance lace. Her headpiece was a royal of East Catholic High School, Okinawa, was his brother’s best 555 MAIN STREET I 393 Broad Street ' Lukas, Brett Hazzard, and to build a career long before the Uiue velvet b6\V. She carried a Manchester, is a senior at Holy man. Ushers were Fred Post of Catering to Wedding cascade bouquit of blue and 643-2165 NEW YORK — GET THE PICTURE? — Model wears a double picture hat in dramatic David Lauzon received the femJhine rights movement, Cross College, Worcester, Amston; George Grotz of Parties wth Early M rs?W m ed Mid, "If she had white carnation# and royal blue Mass. He will be attending black and white straw during showing at the Millinary Institute of America for the New Aquanaut Award. KiUingworth; and Edward Morning Appointments York Couture Business Council’s national press week. The design is by Jack McConnell. ’The Athlete and Geologist enough' determination, driw dried flowers. Georgetown University School Lang of Clinton. Steven Bentz of AuUiorlzed agent In Manchester and sought the right area.” Bridesmaids were Miss Deb of Medicine next September. Kane, Pa., cousin of the bride, for all Airlines, Railroads and 649-251/ (AP wirephotoi Award was presented to the Steamship Lines. following Webelos from Den 2: There is no “better position bie Price and Miss Dona Price, An August wedding is was ring bearer. John Hall, Jeff Edwards, Troy to learn about the business both of Manchester, and both planned. A dinner reception was held h’edora and Sean Byrne. world than as a secretary,” sisters of the bridegroom , Mrs. Great Gats by Era Returns The Cubby Award for Mrs. Hamed says. "She has ac Thomas Satalino of New Bri cess to the inner workings of a S i T A R attendance had a three-way tie tain: and Mrs. Ernest Sheffield company,'She can closely ob -By CLAY R. POLLAN' irs As Hats Go On A(Head) I between Dens 1, 2, and 5. of' East Hartford. ARIES LIRRA serve management in action. If They wore gowns similar to mar. your Daily Adlvily Guide the Gatsby era — in the classic she's sharp, she really has an the honor attendant s gown, aARR. I» » . According fo (lie S ia n . » l$> \N \ IIKNCKFN spring. Or wear it with a opportunity to move up into an To develop message for Tuesday, wide-brimmed hats, the turban, except in ruby red velvet and ,17-22-35-45 4-16-29-34J I’rcMs W rilr r matching peach dress. < executive position." b :59-65-83-90 read words corresponding to numbers 148-50^^ the small-fitting cloches. There pink chiffon with ruby lace and of your Zodiac birth sign. NEW YORK (API - Hat Olive suggested a larger BRING YOUR y f TAURUS SCORPIO are baggier pants, both chunky a ruby velvet bow headpiece. 1 Beware 31 Driver 61 To designers say the hat is bound brimmed hat with pallazzo pan arr. jo ocr. 22^ of Mancheater and sensitive heels, crepe du They carried cascade bouquets 2 Write 32 Aggressive 62 Your to be an important accent as els or with a pleated skirt and WELFARE-UNION i MAT 20 3 Best '33 Distont 63 Heort NOY. 2 t v ^ and Vomon chines, and the tennis visor." I I of pink and white carnations , 4 Be 34 Indicoted 64 A fashions reflects a more serene cardigan. Jack McConnell OR ^ 1- 5-10-31 38-17-51-57#' said Olive, who showed his hats B749-60-73 5 The 35 Secrets 65 Coming *'The Formal and conservative style for offered a dramatic double- I Mother | and ruby dried flowers. 6 New 36 Your 66 Fondly 6 9 -7 2 -i^ ^ at the Millinery Institute of GEMINI 67 Folse spring. brimmed black and white straw INSURANCE Ernest Sheffield of East, 7 Good 37 To SAGITTARIUS .America's presentation last Hartford, was best man. 8 An 38 Be 68 Abilities NOY. 22 Wear King" “The designers wanted a hat in this style. I Advisor f^VJUNE 20 9 Oldfime 39 Don't 69 Who week. PRESCRIPTIONS Ushers were Donald Bryant of to Core I ess 40 Off 70 Organizing D ie . for th e definite statement in hats The turban mAy be the most 7-12-20-46 •‘I I Things 4 1 With 71 Stories TO Winthrop. Maine, cousin of the 72 Serve ^6-r9-24-40cQ Largeat because the clothes were so un l.ast year's funky colors, like versatile of all. as it’s good for &'53-70-80-B8 t2D6y 42 Cheating 56-64-82-87 Mrs. Barbara Taylor of bridegroom: Thomas Satalino )3 M oki 43 Motters 73 A M. derstated. You couldn't tell if dark raisin and puce, have evening, the slinky-sweater look : CANCER PINE PHARMACY Vernon recently was re-elected U Not 44 Ddy 74 Do CAPRICORN Selection they were catalogue or couture, turned soft and light-spirited. A or suits, said Olive, whose hats of New Britain; Ronald Lussier 21 15 Love 45 Will 75 Memory DEC. 2J ^ 6G4 CDfTER STREET mother advisor of Manchester of Wauregan. Conn.; and \6Be 46 Bossing 76 Send without the proper pule lipje green hat with roll are priced from $9 to $40. JULY'22 77 Good JAM. .It Assembly, Order of Rainbow Anthony Carra.bino of East ■ 17 Confidences 47 Grociouf accessories." said Frank Olive, brim was offered by .Albrizio. 43-54-62 ’ 18 Confident 48'Disploy 78 You 8-'9-15-28^. , l > 3 - . 79 Cheerful for Girls, at a meeting of the Hartford. ’63-76-79-89 19 Projects 49 Porticulorly 30-55456 hat designer who worked with Mr. Martin showed a 20 For 50 Speciol 80*Your FOriMAL advisory board at the home of AQUARIUS designers like Coty-award win "strawberries in the snow" stock Seminar for Women m m m rn A reception was held at the LEO 21 Be 51 To •81 Certain Miss Diane Bernard on Scott Bolton Lake House in Bolton, 22 And 52 To 82 Good JAM. 20' ning John Anthony to coor version of* the floppy gingham 83 Your Dr. m :_AU0. 22 23Tob 53 And RE». tty, dinate his hats. sport look. after which they left On a trip to 24 Get 54 Hold 64 Malicious WEAR 55 You 85 People 3-14-16-23/1-23#^ It’s the return of the Great Other officers elected are Maine. They are residing at 237 2-11-25-39 25 Down I32-41-81- Harold Livingston, chairman; b '58-6i -75 26 Alert 56 To 86 Schemes Gafsby era for the coming The felt hat is bigger this “HOW TO INVEST” Center St.. Manchester. 27 It 57 Those 87 Stort PISCES \ VIRGO 28 Thinks 58 Trust 66 Environs Mrs. Marshall Hodge, Mrs. Price, a graduate of RE5..p :j season, said Olive, echoing an year, as it is a good year-round jS / AUG. 22 29 Goins 59 Be 89 Messoges Where? 1049 Main Street, secretary; and James Nichols. already-popular theme for bet. Try a small ’peach melba ” Manchester High School, is ^ sefh 22 30 About 60 In 90 Way mar. 20*^ in tha Manciwstar State Bank BuiMing Other members of the 1/9 spring. 'V employed by the 12th Circuit r«3^1-26-37-42 Neutral 1^27-364<'^ felt hat with a conservative )Good (^Adverse [52-74-77 “Our life style is similar to suit, which is a strong idea for Whee? January 15th advisory board are Miss Ber Court District. Family /67-71-84-86 2T € RENT nard, Rushid Didan, Robert Relations Division, in East of the River... Time? 7:30 P.M. Ferguson, MrS. Ronald- ^lanchester. Mr: Price, also a All the latest styles and colors in Fee? NO CHARGE F t e d is g o i iwer today. Finnegali, Mrs. Harold We also stock stock . . . nothing to send away for. Livingston, Donald Mackenzie, Ruffled Shirts in We stock sizes from boys’ sizes 4-20, If you plan to attend, please fill out and mall the coupon Mrs. James Nichols, Mr. and the latest colors. Men’s Sizes 34-52 Reg., 34-46 Short, below: Mrs. E. Stw e Pearl, Mr. and 36-52 Long, 38-52 Extra Long, 36-42 Every yearthousandsofFredstake this final drive. We waiit jfou to use your car sensibly. And drive at That those of ul With o moderate income con look Krause Mrs, Wayn^Secrist and Mrs. Extra Short. Because they drove too fast. reasonabte speeds always. Automobiles Marjorie Severance. beautiful for e^fenirig was proved at o receht fashion JPlorist & Greenhouses Whatever the Oecaelon — $ e o _ And they take thousands of innocent victims with last longer that way. More importantly TTie new advisory board will shovt given at fhe Museum of the City of New York, j ' j ... so do people. where many 'of those dubbed "best-dressed" mod I UWItSS...... I them, priving too fast caused nearly 17,000 deaths be installed in ceremonies next Lib last year. That's more than one third of the nation’s eled moderate-price gowns of Qiono in.the Century I mm. MiMKii ...... I month. R rau. NBira BfRH traffic fatalities. Dealers who display this seal subscribe to the NADA of New York fqshion pcesentotion, dubbed by chair ■ TME CO M PU TE MEN’S STORE" < CHIMA < FtW t ri MdltA / \Wi;( (V I______I man Mrs. Bennett Cerf, "The Firemen's Boll." Ann STt LL < (^LA-StlU A\A£ Speeding, for any reason whatsoever, is courting Code of Business practices. We are a service-oriented organization A 901-907 Main St. TrI-CIty Plaza death. It just isn’t worth it. Write us about your problems: Consumer Relations Service. Ford UzielH (left) models o green and white gown MANCHESTER , VERNON tQ llM l fittiO-fSV MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mor 8, 1973 - PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester^Conn.. Mon.. Jin, 8. 1973 Columbia Students Get About Town About vTown Coventry Dramatic Rise Philippine a J Noted in Cost Disaster Tolls South Windsor . Surprise Gifts Phdbe Circle of Emanuel Association of Rbtired Persons Classes fd^, expectant Of Construction Summarized will be W ednesdaj^ 1:30 p.m. mothers are being s^nsored by Three Manchester Communi Lutheran Church will meet Edmonson Wins DAR Award Taxes Top Problem Tuesday at 7; 30 p.m. at Luther at South United Methodist the Manchester Public Health ty College students received sent regulations. The request is Hall of the church. Hostesses Church. Persons e n r^ n g at Citizen’s Group Forms Nursing association on four Atty. Richard Cromie will The value of Manchester MANILA (AP) - Floods, completely unexpected (Zbrist- to mbve them up the road to a VIRGINIA CARLSON are Mrs. Esther Peterson, Mrs. this meeting will be e n q ^ r consecutive Wednesdays from 1 HOLLY GANTNER were named most valuable represent Arthur J. Vinton. The stable making the complaint covers about 120 acres is slated construction for which building fires, typhoons and other dis mas gifts in the form of awards players, with Mark Messier and point opposite the fire staticffl. Correspondent to become an arts and crafts permits were.issued last month Sylvia Cocke and Mrs. Ruth members. Members and gue to 3 p.m.. starting jan. 10 and Correspondent pumps in question are now must appear in court. Bate^ asters rolled up a toll in the from the MCC Holiday are reminded to use the parking continuing through .Jan. 31 at Tel. 742-8795 Daniel Kissane most improved. Bulletin Board Tel. 228-9224 said if the constables do receive center if permission is granted showed a dramatic 900 per cent Philippines last year of 1,072 Werner. “being used and are located in Meeting in the town hall this Scholarship Fund. Faculty and area on Hartford Rd. For Voice^in Town the agency’s office. 71 E. Craig Edmonson, a senior at Craig Edmonson was “Mr. front of the building. Under “Taxes,” says First Select the power to make arrests, then from the Planning and 2^oning increase over that of a year dead,) 139 missing and in staff members contributed $200 A meeting of SWAC will be NfMcr (.'ummlHftion Meeting week include both Planning and man Howard Bates, in his an ago. according to a report by BARBARA VARRICK Center St. Registration may be Coventry High School and the Hustle: ” Joseph Locke, “Bad existing regulationsj a non- the town must budget money Commission. calculable damage to property, in lieu of exchanging greeting held Jan. 16 at the Society for The Sewer Commission will Zoning and Zoning Board of nual report to the town, “are Thomas Monahan, chief meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the made by contacting the agen son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ed Pat: ” Paul Toomey, “Patriot conforming use cannot be for men who must take time off It is proposed that the barn be the Red Cross reported today. cards with fellow employes. The second meeting of the Correspondent Savings Bank on Ellington Rd. Appeals, tonight; Democratic the town’s prime problem.” building inspector. newly formed Manchester The North American straw Town Hall to discuss the cy's office. Walk-ins will also monson of Brewer St., has been Pointsman;■■ William Macneil. changed to a confontiing use from work to appear in court. used Tor pottery and the house It said a total of 3 million people Recipients of $75 each were Tel. 644-8274 and the organization is inviting Town Committee, Tuesday /“Right on, Howard, Right on. Chapter of the American berry was first cultivated by A new citizen’s organization Avery/Sullivan Ave. sewer line be welcome. chosen the DAR Good sportsmanship; and Brent without ZBA approval. Accor The constables were not on duty be used to display and sell The figure was $3,226,415 for were affected, with 868 injured. Kathleen G. Tomko of 116 the French in the 18th century. all interested citizens to attend Carlson and Richard Stevenson, night; and Conservation Com With a record high tax rate of known as the “South Windsor extension; the proposed Citizenship Boy for this school ding to the regulations, the new at a recent Bingo night and the materials. December 1972, compared to It was the most disastrous Eldridge St., a sophomore in the mernbership meeting. “Purple Hearts.’’ mission, Wednesday night. The 63 mills, an increase of six mills Association of Citizens ’ Graham Rd. Birch Hill area year. He was nominated by the situation “cannot be more matter has not yet been Dr. and Mrs. Marsh of West $312,406 for December 1971. The year since World War II, the the general studies program; Interested personis unable to at The final meeting of the student body and voted upon by In junior varsity soccer, Board of Education m eets over 1971, he can’t possibly be resolved. Hartford, who hope to buy the (SWAC) has formed to provide sewers; the preparation of Manchester Area Coundl of objectionable in character than value of building fees deposited Red Cross said, with at least 1,- and Billie F. Adams of Hart tend are asked to contact any the staff. Wayne Desilets was named Thursday night at the high wrong. property, are interested in a stronger voice and more ac assessments and the Savin Churches will be tonight at 7 30 the present use." school. All meetings are open to Board of Education was $18,932 last month and 076 fires, 12 floods, seven ford. a freshman in the medical officer of the group and write to The award, by the Anne Wood most valuable player; Robert The pumps are considered a However, a revaluation in The Board of Education’s building three houses on the typhoons. 12 tornadoes and COMPLETE tive participation in the opera “SWAC”, P.O. Box 508 in South Bros, project on Governor’s at Memorial Hall of Center the public. $2,557 a year ago. laboratory technician program. tion of town government, the Highway. Elderkin Chapter of DAR. is Weiner, most improved; non-c'onforming use under pre 1972 w hich, incid en tally , budget was the main target of premises, one for themselves scores of landslides, An award of $50 was made to Windsor, Congregational Church. brought howls of protest, es- association's newly elected (Joking KeMrheiluled given in recognition of honor, Donald Macneil. "Mr. Hustle;" complaint at the town hearing and two to house artists they 'shipwrecks, cave-ins and train David M. Figowy of West Hart The group is planning to pre service, courage, leadership and Brian Kelleher and Robert peciSly from lake front proper expect to have working for A $2 million permit for 374 president Alan C. Ober of 2640 sent its objectives next Due to timing of schedules The executive board of the on the budget. apartments in 31 buildings at derailments. ford. a sophomore in the INSURANCE Ellington Rd. said this and poor weather. Town and patriotism. Mansfield, "black and blue ' ty owners, should bring the mill Most of the complaint’s were them. The rest of the acreage The worst disaster was the general studies program. Tuesday. Women’s Christian Fellowship Craig is an active member of award recipients. rate down and keep tax costs Squire Village on Spencer St. weekend. Engineer Emil Lucek said the of Second Congregational Clearance SALE! over the “ridiculous” salaries will be open space. July-August flood that ravaged A committee of 12 faculty and SVt Vt'C Virlin*- Speuker the Coventry High School band, Gleaners about where they are now. People in the Neu’s contributed greatly to last In a prepared statement, it The South Windsor Women s previously announce closing of Church will meet tonight at 7; 30 being paid to the teachers. The month’s total. Other large per central and southern Luzon, in staff members selected the was announced that the group Buckland Rd. for sewer line as well as in varsity soccer, the The Gleaners of the Second MMMRY 8th to IWUARY 2 2 n d ____ More howls of protest. annual increment was The Congregational Church cluding the Greater Manila recipients from a group of SERVICE Club will hold its regular at the church. ski club, and indoor track. He Congregational Church will Bates said the constantly in honored Mrs. Philip Isham for mits were; $299,463 for has been incorporated and of meeting tonight at 7:45 at Eli repairs was not completed. The • SarS, min aatcMnc anO $2C questioned as well as the extra additions and alterations to area. A United Nations disaster students who had applied ficers were elected last street is being closed to all traf 1 was a class officer for two meet at the church community cantmtlac P > l''...... creasing costs of running the increase granted to the 57 years of service to the expert said it might take more earlier for financial aid. The Terry School on Griffen Rd. The executive committee of ■years and was also this year house tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. to .sroniuxns. $30 tow n’s business and the South United Methodist Church. Thursday. fic today and tomorrow and the Women’s Society of Chris teachers during salary church. She was presented with than five years to rehabilitate holiday scholarships were given Claire ■ Jedroy of the ^elected for the Willimantic go to the Meadows Convales a pair •< parts ...... * mushrooming educational a silver Revere bowl. $250,000 for five retail stores on Also elected were William American Airline's Kiwi residents are asked to use alter tian Service of North United negotiations with the board. Spencer St., $150,000 for a riew the area. in addition to any other finan Chronicle All-Area Soccer cent Home in Manchester for a • SIITS.Iroia$U0to$155...... »e*ictrtta 3 9 budget is causing the taxpayer Russell Wheeler was named Cushman of 90 Scott Dr., vice Speakers Bureau will present a nate routes. Methodist Church will meet The board’s budget was about building on Adams St. for the cial assistance the individuals president; Donald Marra of 172 h'ullcn lirunclif^ (^iillfclion Team. Twelfth Night party for to groan under the weight. $915,000. head lake constable and the • have received. Each check was Real program on Hawaii and a tonight at 7 30 at the church. • rtmS. aisert fabrics $20 ...... liOiciO f» ^ Manchester Sports Center, There is no known blue Dogwood Dr., secretary; and Lucek also said the town has Craig plans to attend college patients. He said a possible solution is This year, for the first time, Board of Assessors selected accompanied by a personal note demonstration on packing. Garden Club legislation in Congress to un $100,000 for an addition to caused by pigment in bird Robert Martin of 517 Miller not forgotten its commitment andvwill major in music with salary negotiations between the Mrs. Frances Giordano as feathers; green and violet of congratulations from Dr. Estate Non-members wishing to at Manchester Adult Evening the intention of teaching. The Coventry Garden Club I WOMEN'S SLACKS REDUCED! derwrite the educational costs clerk. Crestfield Convalescent Rd., treasurer. to residents who suffered exten School will hold in-person teachers and the board came to caused by pigmentation are Frederick W. Lowe Jr., MCC tend are asked to contact Mrs, <;ll.'4 A tlile lir A»ur«li* will meet tomorrow at 1 p.m. at of the nation. He added that Walter Schroder was re Hospital and $90,000 for a new Membership is "open to any Leonard Black of Timber Trail sive tree limb\,^estruction registration for the winter term an impasse and the matter went bank building on Main'St. for very rare. president. resident or property owner in during the ice storms recently. Th^ Fall Athletic Awards the home of Mrs. Walter Keller, I Choose from a good _ $ 7 R A l some land should be rezoned to m^iation. The teachers had elected chairman of the Zoning or Mrs. James Doherty of tomorrow from 7 to 9 p. m. in lassoftmentFromSl S ...... BoducedtoI . W | the Hartford National Bank & South Windsor He saiu town crews will be Assensbly was held recently at Rt. 44A. Miss Hilda Keller will and effort should be made to at asked for a $250 raise (in addi Board of Appeals and Richard Maskel Rd the Manchester High School Coventry High School with be co-hostess. Subject of the tract light industry to the town. Trust Co. According to Ober, the basic picking the branches up at the gymnasium. Enrollment in the tion to the $350 increment) and Dann was named GOP town Refreshments will be served several, athletes named for session will be birds and all EVERYTHING IS REDUCEDI Another problem facing, the chairman. It’s Time Again To GRegIster For purpose of SWAC will be to give by Mrs Harry Richards and side of the road as soon as an following classes is closed: the board offered $100. The two the taxpayer a voice in the appropriate time-table is various honors. In girls’ cross members are asked to bring town is the continuing finally compromised on a raise Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tuttle, Permits were issued also for her committee. Automotive 1. 2, and 3; small country.’ Anne Aronson was their bird books, preferably deterioration of Columbia Lake MANCHESTER ROBERT J. SMITH, i n c operation of town government worked out. engine repairs: beginning of $150 and the raises were long-time residents and in 7 single-family dwellings, at an 8 because "We believe that the named most valuable runner, Peterson's. Dam, a problem for the last retroactive. volved in community activities average construction cost of woodworking 2; advanced Zoning Board of Appeals ADULT EVENING democratic process cannot with Bevery Olsen most im decade. T oh'iv Hall for years, were the honorary just under $22',000; 1 sign; 21 ad INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 B o lto n woodworking; metalcrafts: proved. The Zoning Board of Appeals Bates said many corrective function properly without a contract bridge; and chair , Yeomans Hall underwent marshals for the Fourth of July ditions and adorations; 4 SCHOOL well-informed and involved In boys’ cross country, the will meet tonight at 7:30 at the LUCA'S measures have been debated parade. affidavits (increased cost of extensive renovations during To Hear caning on Wednesday. There most valuable runner honor Town Hall to take up a proposed but to date there has been no WINTER SEMESTER CLASSES 649-5241 citizenry. Therefore, we will E m ployers are ample openings in all other the year and had new lighting Tuttle has been chairman of previously reported construc strive to keep our government went to Tfm Zuzel; most im variance. The board has TAILOR SHOP solution. The state has told installed, new plumbing and a the Board of Education for 25 tion); 1 demolition; 57 elec TUESDAY, JANUARY 9 courses. received a request to relocate from being used as a tool of School-Work Plans proved, Steve Simmons; and OPEN 6 DAYS • THORS. HITES HI 9:00 town officials that the dam long overdue modernization of years and Mrs. Tuttle was the trical, 37 heating and 23 MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER power or political interest. We the "guts” awbrd to Michael existing gas pumps at Vinton’s . must be raised and the spillway Columbia correspondent for the plumbing permits; and 23 (Ground Floor Next to House & Hale)' .lUM TII DONOIIl I. meeting of the Woman’s Socie The administrative board of Store (now called the Driftwood 172Vi SPRUCE ST. MANCHESTER the kitchen. 7 to 9 will define the issues, assemble Fusco. improved and widened. The Ford Foundation granted Hartford Courant for 30 years. cerificates of occupancy. . Correspondent ty of Christian Service to be South United Methodist Church In varsity soccer, Paul Restaurant) on Rt. 31 near the Telephone 643-7757 the relevent provable facts, held at United Methodist will meet tonight at 7:30 at the ^ te s suggested the town ap $750 to the Conservation Com She was also correspondent for Tel, 649-8409 Toomey and David Treschuk junction with Wrights Mill Rd. propriate a sum of money to the Manchester Evening identify the alternatives and Bolton businessmen and Church at 8 p.m. church reception hall. mission for the preparation of a communicate our findings to The public is invited to hear hire a qualified engineer to conservation plan for the town. Herald, the Willimantic Chroni potential empjoyers are being come up with a solution. cle and the Norwich Bulletin, at the people,” Ober said. invited to a meeting at Bolton Joseph Mucciaro, a represen The CC has held several The association is a non tative of the social security For some good news, town of meetings with the Planning and one time, simultaneously. Her Elementary School Jan. 18 at ficials were pleased with the clippings are a history of the profit, non-partisan organiza 7;30 p.m. to learn about the department, discuss new Zoning Commission so the two tion, Ober said, and is designed benefits available to the aged, reyenue-sharing check of $33,- groups can work together for town and will be donated to the vocational education program for the first half of the year. to ‘ encourage and support a being investigated for tjie disabled or handicapped. the betterment of the town. town library. responsive and responsible Viiiiitcrxiiry Sertice It was more than expected and, llorHepowcr i.imilH Roland Laramie won the top town government dedicated to town’s schools. that was partly because the award from the Professional I White Sale Guidance counselor Jeffrey Rev. John Flora 111, who was A maximum limit was set for the needs of the citizens of recently appointed vicar of St, January Sale! town was revaluated in 1972. boat horsepower on the lake Photographers of America, a Heinz has set up the meeting in January Savings Spectacular South Windsor.'■ George’s Episcopal Church, The town also recovered about and additional limitations will degree of master photographic hopes of getting support for a $4,000 in back taxes and at Ober added that the organiza cooperative work experience will celebrate the first anniver become effective in three craftsman. tion feels it can make a positive sary of his ordination at a Holy m m torney’s fees from the sale of years. There were also limits Dr. Edwin Basden was program which would enable the estate of Fannie Goldberg— contribution, not only to the high school students to work at Communion service tomorrow HOUSEHOLD SPECIALS set on water skiing. named school physician and No Iron Percale Sheets town, but to both political par the taxes went back to 1968. Mrs. Constance Seymour is the some trade part-time while at 7:30 p.m. The Grand List totaled $12,- MADE BY SPRINGMAID ties by working for an receiving classroom credit and Members of the community Lemon Pledge Reg. ,T«»wn < lonHiulilcH 192,611, an increase of four per new assistant town clerk. "enlightened and informed The town constables are up in Mrs. Joyce Fox was ap pay. are invited to attend. Waxed beauty as you dust. 1.39 cent over 1971. Freshly gathered flower print on white. Type 180 thread electorate who will then have He noted that due to the scar (iiiiicrlalion 14 oz. arms — no pun intended — over M oor'it Indian pointed as agent for the Senior count luxury percales. Saves up to 33% ! the opportunity to vote for what the fact that they are not Citizens in town, a newly J city of employers in town, his Bolton’s girl scout troop 667 Gliurily Scho«»l K2-RSpot allowed to make arrests and Twin they believe is best for all." department may have difficulty will not meet tonight. Meetings Moor’s Indian Charity School, formed organization. Full Flat & Fittad, Reg. 4 .9 9 ...... 3 .7 7 Ober said the present therefore are unable to enforce And a whole new raft of Flat and enlisting enough employers and will resume Jan. 15 at 6:45 at Lifter the nucleus of Dartmouth Fitted members met with the training stations for proposed United Methodist Church. NO ring, lifts spots off. Aerosol. ■ .“1 ^ the burning regulations or con College, will become a zoning regulations went into Pillowcases, Reg. 2.99 Pkg. of 2 ...... 2 .4 7 I Reg. 3.99 trol objectionable behavior at Manchester Property Owners program. Correclion museum, with the cooperation effect Jan. 1. A.ssociation (MPOA) who gave A meeting of parents whose Senior citizens will meet Fantastic school dances — or any other, of the Columbia Historical Well, you won’t be getting assistance in the formulation of Wed nesday a 11:30 p. m. at Com Reg. for tha^ maUcT. any more Christmas cards, children are eligible to partic- 1/2 Gallon Society.. . i SWAC. pate in such a program will be munity Hall, not at 1 p.m. as 1.59 If the' constables make a com RoliinHon Properly even the late ones have arrived. "South Windsor's need for held later in the month, Heinz originally announced. Refill bottle for pistol bottle. plaint to the state police, who The Robinson property on Just bills. Happy New Year! No Iron Muslin Sheets Kiillnin Itourd have agreed to make arrests in this type of organization has said. YOUR CHOICE Robinson Hill, Rt. 66, which Twin Flat and Full Flat and Queen Flat and King Flat and been evident for some time and Members of the Parent- The fire commissioers will Fisher Price TOYS town if necessary, then the con- Fitted, Reg. 2.99 Fitted, Reg. 3.99 Fitted, Reg. 4.99 Fitted, Reg. 6.99 the establishment of similar Teacher Organization and the meet tonight at 8 at the fire organizaiton in surrounding Bolton Junior Woman’s Club house. YOUR Kodak Pocket 20 Manchester Community College ^ towns,■' Ober said and added will serve refreshments at the The executive board of the CHOICE Instamatic Outfit that the MPOA and Citizens on meetings. Bolton Junior Woman’s Club 1.88 EXTENSION SERVICES, SPRING SEMESTER 1973 tlovernmcnt (COO) in East Sociiil Security will meet tonight at 8 at the Raindrops Pocket Radio Hartford have encouraged the Recent changes in and expan home of Mrs, David Dreselly, 1.19 Turn the dial, listen to the music! offers a Yariety of credit and non credit courses to the general public who wish to earn coltege credit, formation of group in South sion of social security benefits Tunxis Trail. Today's Picture Story Camera Most Caldor 25 Pound develop skiRs, gain professional enrichment or pursue a course lor intellectual excitement Windsor. will be explained at tomorrow’s Pillowcases, Reg. 1.99 Pkg. ol 2 .... 1 . 4 7 Color slide appears in viewer. Wanted Our Reg. Detergent NON CREDIT COURSES BEGINNING THE WEEK OF JANUARY 22 I Chatter Telephone Camera! 24.87 Bolster Cases, Reg. of 2.49 Pkg. of 2 1 . 7 7 AT THE MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE CAMPUS Andover Voice says, "Chatter, chatter. ” Slim pocket size, big 3 1/2x4 1/2” pic- 2 .7 7 - THE DETECTIVE IN DETECTIVE STORIES: Mondays. Long wearing 128 thread count in white, 50% polyester, 50% DRAMA WORKSHOP: Fridays, 7:00-10:00 P.M. starting Creative Blocks tures. Cam era, film and cube. No bat 8:30-10:00 P.M. starting February 12th. eight classes. cotton muslin. Controlled suds with borax, January 26th. fifteen classes. Tuition $40.00 18 poly blocks, 6 colors. Ages 1 to 5. teries needeld for flash. Sharp pix every Tuition $20.00 bleach, bnghteners. BEGINNING BRIDGE; Mondays. 7:30-10:00 P.M. t.»»ai«wmreaiMMtg4wxa8sta8kaiMt’'’i'ww«wiix«i:iai<»wwwwwinmtwiiiTii fimel EXPERIENCES IN MY.STICISM: Mondays. 8:30-10:00 starting March 5th, eight classes. Tuition $17.50 Restore Farm Loans, P.M. starting January 22nd. twelve classes. Tuition Special No Iron $25.00 HOW TO LIVE IN EUROPE ON SIX DOLLARS A DAY: Purchase! Washable Tuesday. 7:20-8:35 P.M. starting February 20th, eight SPEED READING: Tuesdays. 7:30-9:30 P.M. starting classes. Tuition $15.00 mo. DEVELOPING AND January 23rd, eight classes. Tuition $20.00 Post Urges Nixon HUMAN RELATIONS FOR WOMEN: Tuesdays. 7:30- Winterweight 100% Polyester WINES OF EUROPE: Tuesdays. 7:00-9:00 P.M. starting 9:30 P.M. starting January 30th. twelve classes. Tuition PRINTING SALE! February 6th. eight classes. Tuition $25.00 \NN EM I' feed to supply their animals M f i i i i $30.00 Polyester Hobnail COMPUTEF\ AND MODERN SOCIETY: Wednesdays. The menu at the elementary HISTORY OF MANCHESTER: Tuesdays, 8:00-10:00 t !orreH|iiiii \ D ’ A . .-T-. ■. . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 8, 1973- PAGE ELEVEN PAGE,TEN*- MANCHESTER.EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Com..om.. Mon., Jan. 8, 1873197: -m About ToWn Coventry T q 'UDU Loohs tO LufhiTl rOT U€lp V ern o n i s WITH THIS.COUPON AND ASS PURCHASE E Theme executive board of Lutz ^ . ______Fitch said, with separate im 100 Jo in ^ WITHTHISCOUPON AND A tS PURCHASE ? , l ^ WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5 PURCHASE § WITH THIS COUPON AND A $S PURCHASE ' E Manager Dennis Moore. Fitch WITH THIS COUPON AND A $S PURCHASE Junior Museum will meet to think there are other alter total upgrading of the lake and pact studied for each one. With HOLI.Y GANTNER said the committee is Bus Tim^s^ P roblem Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the native to solving the pollution village areas, include pecula the possibility' of a third sewer Correspondent examining all possible ^ alter L and T ru st museum. problems than just sewers.. tion density, housing standards, referendum in the spring, Fitch Tel. 742-8?95 natives in the rehabilitation In Double Sessions Another recurrent note in dis noise and air pollution, water said he hopes the reports wiU be O l i Heinz Nabisco Hi-C The religious education board cussion with the council was the runoff and sub-staiAlard codes. question. The Manchester Land the Board of Education will dis Dan Lufkin, where are you? Members have met with local ready as soon as possible. With the Rockville High of Second Congregational apparent resentment that At the m eeti^ . Planning and Council members reacted Conservation Trust, whose cuss, at its meeting tonight, That was one of the key points developers^ the Department, of or Stop & Shop or Stop & Shop School scheduled to go on dou Church will meet tonight at 7 :30 Coventry is being pushed into a Zoning Commission members charter membership drive Laundry Tomato Premium how the students will be brought out in the Towm Coun Community Affairs, urban favorably to the suggestibil that American ble sessions next school year at the church. regional sewer system (with called for further studies of the ended last month, has reported cil’s quarterly, meeting, held plaiuiing jconsultants and town Lufkin be invited to'conie out transported to school. Mansfield, Mansfield Training impact of sewers and the that “the total of 100 supporters The matter was discussed at last week with local agencies to planner &m Spielvogel. , and tour the lake area, tuuT It Fruit Drink Manchester Clergy Associa School and UConn) in order to possibilities for rehabilitation appears possible that he might in the charter-membership Saitines the December meeting of the discuss the reasons for the The committee expedts to Cheese Slices d l Ketchup R ockville tion will meet Tue^ay noon at solve the problems of the two of the lake area prior to another soon be asked to do just Uiat. category represents an board and because there was a Conference Room D of defeat of the Dec. 12 sewer referendum on the sewer ques prepare three alternative plans, referendum. Many of those pre state institutions. excellent initial response to our H o sp ital variety of opinions the Manchester Memorial tion. public appeal.” transportation committee was sent urged the council t^ go It was suggested to the coun Hospital. T. 0. Sargent, guest cil that the state bear the brunt For its part, the council noted i S c l i l t N otes asked to study the matter and right to the top, to Lufkin, who The Manchester Land speaker, will share insights on of construction for the regional that pollution is not a new Admitted Friday; Raymond to bring in a recommendation is commissioner of the Depart Conservation Trust is con counseling with the group. sewer system as propo^ by problem to the town, and that Brooks, Gerald Dr., Vernon; to tonight’s meeting. ment of Environmental Protec cerned, primarily, with 46 oz DEP, since a major portion of PZC has Uie responsibility for 73 calendars l-lb Marie Blake, Jolly Rd., With the double sessions the tion. i Mam for desii and Im n im ; jlS 9 acquiring and perpetually 49 oz 12 oz 20 OZ can The executive board of the sewage would be coming from planning and imposing pkg box Ellington, Julio Rivera III, school will be opening earlier in The town is currently under a rafma. i^molntiiieiit books preserving in their natural box bottle Manchester Newcomers Club MTS and UConn. The proposed necessary restrictions. PZC EFFECTIVE MON., JAN. 8 THRU JAN. 13. , Staffordville. the morning and closing later in DEP-issued pollution abate state any open space tracts in EFFECTIVE MON., JAN. 8, THRU JAN. 13. will meet tonight at 8 at the treatment plant, it was members replied that they have and iHarloo fiM, aN at fairway EFFECTIVE MON.. JAN. 8 THRU JAN. 13 EFFECTIVE MON.. JAN. 8 THRU JAN. 13. EFFECTIVE MON.. JAN. 8. THRU JAN. 13. Limit one can per customer. ^::«i ment order, and the suggestion Limit one battle per customer. I ^ Limit one box per customer.______■ Discharged Friday: William the afternoon, causing some home of Mrs. Gary Nace. 332 sought additional planning nrteos too! Manchester that may be 2 Limit one bo< per customer. Limit one pke per customer. aiop*8hopmw III 11 l'i'l’rri:’< Galvin, Suffield; Walter Kozac- board members, to feel that all was made to council members suggested, might better be li’S'I'I'I'M'nTTI sbopeaiopm* Vernon Ave.. Vernon. . located across the Willimantic funds for some time, but these donated for that purpose. h U m m im 3»iop*aiwpm» n'lllilTTi;? zuk. Union St., Rockville; students should be transported that Lufkin has a broader view m nsH ara ■ ■ ■ ■M TahSe _ » m Si ■■■ mmimmm m m ■ ■■ River in Mansfield, with Coven- funds have not been made Kathleen Gately, Hillsdale Dr., both ways. Other members felt The e)(ecutive board of of environmental problems, and Dr. Frederick 1A. Spaulding, ' 10 (jfli! J 6 Dinni^ mmMummumumtm ’ try tapping into the system, and available. f r y « « , Rockville; Helen Persiani, this system could apply to the Robertson School PTA will is not concerned principally Robert Fitch reported to the secretary of the trust, has Maxwell Dr., Vernon; Richard winter, months but might be with the installation of sewers. paying its share, rather than youni reported it was approved “as a I S A V E 25* S A V E 50* meet tonight at 8:15 at the the reverse of this situation, meeting on the progress of the S A V E 30* WITH THIS COUPON ON A 8 OZ JAR Primicerio, Vernon Ave., changed when the daylight It is because of the abatement tax-exempt, non-profit WITH THIS COUPON ON A 100 CT BOX g WITH THIS COUPON ON A 2-LB CAN home of Mrs. Ross Nelson, 24 which is what the present rehabilitation committee, like u» I Rockville; Lisa Gilbert, Wind- hours were longer. Bryan Dr. order and DEP’s insistance which has been meeting organization, dedicated to sorville Rd., Rockville; Judith Another topic to be discussed that sewers are virtually the proposal calls for. civic, charitable and eduac- Tetley Tea Bags iChock Full '0 Nuts C o ffee|i Maxim Coffee Looking at the broader regularly for some time. This conn. EFFECTIVE MON.. JAN. 8. THRU JAN 13. Howe, Vernon Ave., Rockville; by the board will be that of ad only answer to Coventry’s lake tional work.” He said charter EFFECTIVE MON , JAN, 8, THRU JAN. 13, = EFFECTIVE MON., JAN. 8. THRU JAN. 13. Emanuel Lutheran Church aspects of pollution, several group is concerned with im lottery I EFFECTIVE MON.. JAN 8 THRU JAN 13. EFFECTIVE MON.. JAN. 8, THRU JAN. 13. i—fcj Limit one jar per customer. and village problems, that two Limit onie bottle per customer. __Limit one 4-pack per customer. Limit one box per customer. ^ Limit one can_____ per customer. Mrs. Darleen Searle and ministration of the Sykes council will meet tonight at 7; 30 provement of the lake area and membership certificates have I seoptanpm w SbopAOhopm* .019.999999(1 sewer referendums have been other factors were also cited to Uckotol s stop»shopm« jjiidm wio daughter, Corinne Dr., Tolland, Building which will be used to been mailed to those signed up, at the the church board room. the council as being worthy of is made up of two members Birth Friday: A son to Mr. house the entire sixth grade held in the past two years. Both and that the first annual more intensive study. These, each from the PZC and the and Mrs. Harold Cooney, Staf were defeated, and one reason meeting will be held May 15. next year. The Confirmation Class of which in connection with council, as well as Planner ford Springs. mentioned to the council for Trinity Covenant Church will sewers, might be useful for Frank Connelly and Town Admitted Sunday: Barbara Albert Kerkin, assistant meet tonight at 7 at the church this was that townspeople seem Dr. Spaulding released the Coker, West St,, Rockville; superintendent of schools will names of the following charter Carol Duhamel, Duncaster give a report on the program members. They are in addition Cut your food bilis ail thishis week... ® Lane, Vernon; Elizabeth for the gifted students which is to the names published on Dec. Forand, Middle Rd., Ellington; in its first year in the system. Fiist 01 The Seas 8. Barbara Formisano, Goose Timothy J. Banning, 54 Lodge Lane, Coventry; Marie Grace, Dr. Raymond Ramsdeli, Somersville; John Grillo, superintendent of schools, Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hayes Dr., Vernon; Raymond David Eveleth of McHugh and Bourque, 40 Lyndale St.; Dr. \- Lavoie, Hartford; Mary Associates, architects, and and Mrs. Iain Campbell, 23 McMullen, Henry St., Kerkin, will present Bruce Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. Manchester; Umberto Palum preliminary drawings for the Edward Chapin, 30 Tuck Rd.; bo, Tolland Ave., Tolland; Ar- proposed addition to the Ted Cummings Insurance /// FIRST NATIONAL STORES \ dice Parsons, South St., Talcottville School. The board Agency, 364 W. Middle Tpke.; The Honest Value-One Price Only sure makes / Knight H. Ferris, 16 Elro St.; IH U h Rockville, Jacqueline Wiesner, approved a schematic drawing The first a lot ot Sense to Us and We are sure It Atty. and Mrs. John Susan Rd., Vernon. at its December meeting and will Mean More Cents Savings lor you WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SALE STARTS MON., JAN. 8 THRU SAT.. JAN 13. Discharged Sunday; James the state gave its approval to FitzGerald, 45 Battista Rd.; Anthony, Burke Rd., Rockville; these drawings also. It is hoped Boneless Dr. and Mrs. Edward P. ground beef Robert Curtis, Hayes Ave., to put the project out to bid in Quartet Loin Oven Ready Flanagan, 20 Jean Rd.; Mr. and Rockville; Emanuel Gerber, April and to have the addition Mrs. Herman J. Heck, 297 Earl St., Rockville; William completed by September. Henry St.; Dr. and Mrs. Frank you can depend on Mallett, East Hartford; Kevin The possibility of installing R IB R O A ST S SHOUUKR H. Horton, 63 Princeton St. O’Connor, Chicopee, Mass.; floodlights at the Vernon PO R K CHOPS Also: Dr. Alan F. Krupp, 26 ...every time J^ite Gem Broilers, U.S, Grade* Josephine Orlowski, West St., Elementary School to hopefully London Hayes St.; Manchester Junior Rockville; Elyse Tager, New control the vandalism there, Equal 1st Four Broil Women’s Club; Dr. and Mrs. Our "Quality-Protected’’ seal the finest your money can buy! Lean, S.A. Milewski, 127 S. Lakewood Hampshire. will also be discussed by the Amount Ribs Only or Steak guarantees a consistency of quality Birth Sunday: A daughter to board. One of the town’s public of Hip Less Waste, USOA Choice Circle;,- Jac'ob F. Miller, 103 swimming pools is located on and So Easy Adelaijte Rd.; Mr. and Mrs. in ground beef that you've never Mr. and Mrs, Charles Per- & Center "The King one the school property. To Carve Francesco Morasco, 29 Jordt been able to buy before. Uniformly nigottti, RFD 2, Rockville. Chops of Roasts price; (Water Added) St.; Richard Moriconi. 54 lean, uniformly flavorful, uniformly only Summerset Dr ; Atty, John R. good every time. Our labels tell you Frozen Food Buys ^ lb Mrosek, 923 Main St.; Mr. and 9 9 ; r ? why. They show the cuts of beef used Area Police Log 99 Mrs. James O’Connor, 131 Grandview St.; Mr. and Mrs. in each grade ... and the fat content. Morton Cream Pie VKRNON - Carl Shelto, 23, of 27 Moun Elmer H. Ostrout Jr., Box 224, And these never vary, week after A backed-up sewer line, tain St.. Rockville, charged or Roast Buckland Station; Dr. and Mrs. Your choice of Banana, Coconut, Sunday with failure to display Center Cut Cube week Our new plant in Marlborough, Pork Chuck °c IT| 1 Chocolate, Strawberry, Lemon which forced water out of a 7 Harvey Pastel. 646 Porter St. 49 Fresh uses spotless new methods of manhole and ice-covered roads registration plate. Court date is Thick, Thin Tasty Also: Mr. and Mrs. Howard and Neopolitan. 4 at West St. and Regan Rd., Ver Feb. 6. or Regular, Roasts st°/,K Person, 53 Lake St.; Pioneer handling meat. Which means that the — Joseph P. Powers, 18, of 65 Chops 11 Stealm 1 K) ------S y stem s Inc.; Russell S. non, was blamed for two V______^ ground beef you buy next week will Ripple Cut French Fries q% Thrall Rd., Vernon, charged simultaneous accidents Satur 4 ’otterton. 130 Center St.; Miss be as lean and fresh and tasty as the day afternoon, Vernon Police Sunday with failure to obey stop r Catherine E. INilnam, 36 Porter T aste O 'S e a So le 6 9 ' sign. Court date is Feb. 6. f U l . J . Boneless ■ ground beef you enjoyed this week. Broilers(W h o le ) Vita Southern Fish Fry said. USDA Choice | Chicken Thighs 6St St.; Miss Ethel M. Robb. 162 'S .T 5 9 ' Both accidents — a one-car lflHO.0 Wadsworth St.; Rogers Sun Glory Orange Juice SOI H I WINDSOR 'Pork “ 1 flalif. ghf[he ] collision with a utility pole and 49 (^rporation; Dr. and Mrs. lam & CjC h fe if. P (» a will 19 ulroum Piccadilly Circles'^2! id Beef or Turkey a three-car collision — occurred Leonard Newell, 21. of Staf Chicken !•? klephen Romeo, 109 Dale Rd.; at about 1 p.m. No arrests were ford Springs, was listed in good C s . , Steaks. JL J Judge Jay K. Rubinow, 49 C ool N ’ Creamy^i;?h':'fi'i5'D\*'’<;h».2 'J^,r75' Roasts J Steaks 9 a ^— made in connection with either condition today at Manchester s______— i - J »-J Pitkin St.; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S a ra Lee B a n a n a Cake°'*£5s,'*'*'pV“7 5 ' accident, police said, because Memorial Hospital, with in Chicken Drumsticks 69* Sehiminel. 26 Phelps Rd.; Mr. of the icy roads. juries suffered in a Friday acci Country Style Pork Ribs lb 89* and Mrs. Bernard ^hubert. 130 dent on Foster Rd., South Wind Finast Bologna sn«d o^Ki pi-” 49* All week Ice Cream savings! In the one-car accident, a Fresh Spare Ribs lb 99* West St. vehicle driven by Marie A. sor. Stew CM. 1 Sliced Bologna "> 89* Also: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ib South Windsor Police are still Boneless 1 ] Boneless Ham cTe. " 1 109 Baker, 57, of 83 Grand Ave., 19 Schubert, 285 Keeney St., Cut up D r Split 39ii> Light 'n Uvely s . l 9 ‘ I l i M w g Tender pieces Pure Pork &usage«»“' “»'^"’ 1°^ Rockville, skidded into a utility investigating the 1 a.m. acci lb 99* 1 Glastonbury; Walter O ur liihels lell ih v story! dent. Police said Newell's car, Fresh Ham Shank Removed o r % i DfBd of Chuck ■ 1 oj Sh e rb e t caterer's kitchen Vii™'? pole at the intersection. The car Chuck Ji : Schultheis. 91 Robert Rd.; Mr. northbound on Foster Rd., left " -______- What makes White Gems a special kind of chicken? They’re specially bred and fed and was towed and minor injuries T09 and Mrs. Paul Seybolt Jr.. 29 Regular Ground Beef' grown for meatiness, flavor and tenderness. White Gems are quality bred, raised on the Stop & Shop Fudge N ’ Pop the roadway and struck a tree. lb finest quality feeds under the most modern and sanitary conditions. Every one is inspected were reported. Swift Premium Bacon ">99 Oscar Mayer Bacon Stephen St.; Miss Catherine and Made from pieces of the fore Hendries Fla. Juice Cups 69 The three-car collision in Mists Mary Shea. 25 Strant St.; quarter and hindquarter parts. for health, wholesonifeness and quality by a U.S. Inspector. U.S. Grade "A", of course. Lawrence S. Brown, 16, of 62 Cod Fillet Mm Purchase 2 lbs 69* Baked Ham ^ Not to exceed 28%fat. volved vehicles operated by I !HiN Roger N. Smith. 59 Devon Dr.: Katherine S. Jordan of 18 Northview Dr . South Windsor, Trout Fillet w S ib -|i9 Importod Dr. and Mrs. Samuel G. Smith. was charged with failure to I SPA(,Hi : i Swiss Cheese Austrian A 63* B U M m i Patricia Dr.. Vernon; John F I 301 Kennedy Rd. ; Mr. and Mrs. Our host sellhtff ruriefy! drive right at a curve, after an Ocean Perch Fillet TOMATOI PUREE I PRINCE Coogan of 56 West St., Vernon: Mr. German Bologna "> 95* Jay Stager. 30 Forest St.; and Chicken Legs 651 Chicken Dreast 69t 11 a m. accident Saturday. S q u i d Cleanea Ready 10 Cook 89 HoodsCottage Cheese and David F. Vittner. 25. of .300 Is! Chicken Roll ^“vefs 79* Dr. and Mrs. Philip E. Sumner, Lean Ground Beef South St., Rockville. No in South Windsor Police said. ^ Deep SeaTreatSnse^o 'bggc (Forequarter) Excellent for Low calorie goodness for the New Year i- ib O Q C Police .said Brown s car was Fm.is’ Speci 73 Princeton St. Chicken Thighs 69! Drumsticks 75» juries were reported. The Jor lni[)0it-'il , ) V, !■ ,i'‘ Mr. Deli Liverwurst ib 95* hamburgers, meat loaf. Not to dieter.. .top with fresh ground pepper, c u p ^ ^ in collision with a car operated s e « ! Haddock Fillet Available In Stores with Sacvice Dell Only______dan and Coogan cars were S p e c i d ' exceed 2 4 % fat. towed. by John A. Craig. 55. of 106 3 9 B re a k sto n e P u d d in g °or sSnfikVl.n*8 PNp*l Prospect St., Manchester, on 291 Kraft Natural Swiss Slices ‘^59* Deming St. No injuries were FACI aM Lean Ground Beef Patties Brake failure was blamed for C o lu m b ia | Not to exceed 2 4 % la t (Available in most stores) Kraft Velveeta CHEESE Spread Ui69* a 12:20 a m. accident Saturday reported; both cars were driven [ISSUE CREAM PIES in which a tractor-trailer truck away. SCOTTIES Seif Service Deli Deli-Hut specials Stop & Shop Soft Margarine rolled into a utility pole bn Court date is Jan. 29 at East Bloodmo^ile ' Extra Lean^BlEF^ Patties 1.09 f- AVAILABLE IN STORES FEATURINQ A SERVICE DELI DEPT. Chition Margarine US49‘ Windsorville Rd.. Vernon, Hartford. Muiton I lu.'i.-n Not to exceed 1 9 % tat (Available in most storey) police reported today. B,in,111,I C'i()(:ul,i!i' Will Visit At Our Bakery Dept. The truck, operated by KI.I.IM; TON Willie 01 Lr'iioii (!oi:nniit Nepco Extra Mild Franks Stop & Shop Roast Beef 3 James D. Pinney. no age J 1 Our “Quality-Protected^' Beef! Truman R. Greenhill. 20. of Calypso ?00 ^ ViKGIINi.A GARI.SON Great with our own potato salad Mb w C C From our own Kitchens Killen. Ala., hit the pole and given, of Hunter Rd.. Tolland, 4 Correspondent and cole slaw. A quick meal. p' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 8, 1973- PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 8, 1973 $$$ Lure Lu Allen I t ' k MVP Honor Latest Next For East ‘New’ Oscar With Bucks For Larry Brown Gridders By The AsBOcialed Press By The Assoeiated Press Pro Basketball blocking back at Kansas State, Golf .The nation’s top seniors, Meet the “new’’ Oscar WASHINGTON (AP) - L arry MIAMI (AP) - Former New Robertson of the Milwaukee NBA becomes a dangerous receiver. The playing in sun and rain more Turn Back South Brown feels he has finally won some England champion Janie than 5,000 miles apart, finally New York Jets found that out this Bucks—Lucius Allen. Eastern Conference recognition. Blaiock of Portsmouth, N.H., year when they held Brown .to only 48 rang down the curtain on the Whelton topped the victors “It’s a difficult role,” said Atlantic Division The Washington Redskins running finished in a tie for 12th Sunday pressure-packed contest for away at the deficit. Led by Allen, who was cast as W L Pet GB yards on the ground, but he caught the college football season over East Catholic High moved Mark Borofsky, the Rebels in the scoring column with back: in the $30,000 Burdine’s In- the weekend and sat back to back into the winners' East. playm^ker Sunday after the Boston 32 7% .821 three passes for 96 yards, including a vitationai Golf Tournament at entered the final eight 20 points followed by Gorra reliable Robertson hurt himself New York 34 10 .773 Vi — Has been named to the Pro Bowl await the lure of the dollar in column Saturday night by It was a game of scoring 89-yard touchdown. the Doral Country Club. •>— the pro draft later this month. minutes trailing by 39-34. with 13 and Kearns with in the first quarter of a National Buffalo 11 30 .268 M in each of his four years in the registering a 54-52 overtime streaks and momentum Mis Blalock had a final round Rain was the order of the day South continued its nine. Borofsky and Mauro r j f r a i J Basketball Association game. Philadelphia 4 38 .096 29Vi National Football League. ’’Larry Brown is the g a m e ’s triumph over rival South from the opening tap as of one-over par 73 for a 54-hole Saturday as the South posted a onslaught and finally pumped in 14 each for South Ijtylc OJ AttCLCK Allen knew what to do, Central Division — Led the NFL in rushing his greatest runner,” Washington Coach Catholic High at Central South seemed to have no total of 219, worth $618. pair of victories over the knotted the game on a while Eller canned 13 points. though. He gave the ball to Baltimore 23 17 -675 sophomore season, becoming the first George Allen said unashamedly. However, the money, like other Connecticut’s Easier Gym trouble solving the Eagle North—33-30 in the Senior Bowl basket by Bill Eller with two In the rebounding depart Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and the Atlanta 23 20 .535 IVi Redskin in history to gain more than In the year of the running back. winnings on the tour, went into at Mobile, Ala., and 17-3 in the before 3,300 screaming fans. zone defense and erected a slick center poured in 37 points minutes remaining. East ment Gorra grabbed 15 Houston 17 23 .425 6 1,000 yards rushing in a single year. Brown was supreme, finishing the escrow pending her $5 million Hula Bowl at Honolulu. The contest marked the 10-4 margin. Six points by to lead a 99-92 victory over the aeveland 13 29 .390 11 moved ahead again on two balls. . — ^cam e only the third runner in year with 1,216 yards on 285 carries to suit against the Ladie PGA. However, the sun shone 22nd time these two powers powerful Bill Gorra, two Los Angeles Lakers. Western Conference foul shots by John Riccio This week East will meet, Big Difference NFL history to rush for more than 4,- lead the National Conference. brightly Sunday for the last of have me with the Eagles hoops by Whelton and one by “I made some mistakes—a Midwest Division only to be tied 48-48 on a tap St. Paul's of Bristol at the 000 yards in their first four season as a AUCKLAND, New Zealand- all the postseason games, a 10-6 holding the upper hand by Kearns overcame the deficit couple shots I should have made Milwaukee 31 13 .705 He would alm ost certainly have won victory for the North over the in by Ted Mauro with eight Eagles' Nest Tuesday in a and a couple of bad passes, but pro. Australian Kel Nagle’s five- winning 14 times. East and gave East a 12-11 advan In Celts-Cowens Chicago 27 14 .659 2V4 the NFL rushing crown if he had not South in the American Bowl at seconds left in regulation conference tilt and travels fortunately we got the breaks at K.O.-Omaha 21 25 .457 11 — Had the unique distinction in 1972 under-par final round 66 gave presently sports a 5-2 over tage at the quarter. suffered a slight injury late in the Tampa, Fla. play. The ensuing inbounds to-the University of Hart the end to win it,” said Allen. Detroit 18 23 .439 11 Vi of being selected The Associated him a 72-hole total of 275 and a all record and 2-1 in the The Rebels then went into COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) — The Boston Celtics still year. Allen benched Brown for the onestroke victory over John Chuck Foreman, a running an ice cold spell that lasted pass was stolen and the ford’s gym with a showdown In the other NBA games Sun- Pacific Division Press Offensive Playei* of the Week regular season’s two final games so Hartford County like to grind opponents into the ground with a fast break day, the Boston Celtics Carter of New Zealand in the back from Miami of Florida, until the 58-second mark game ended with South mis meeting with powerful Los Angeles 30 10 .750 for two successive weeks. he could recuperate for the playoffs. got an early bonus. He picked Conference. South offense, even though the style of attack has changed. smashed the Baltimore Bullets Golden State 27 12 .692 2Vi New Zealand PGA Tourney. before hitting their first sing three shots from un Northwest Catholic High — Was a runaway choice as the NFL The resT allowed Buffalo’s O. J. up a $1,500 winner'^ share plus Catholic's record is 5-3 and “The big difference with the 116-98; the Chicago Bulls routed Phoenix 22 21 .512 9Vi MIAMI - JoAnn Prentice field goal. During this time derneath the hoop as the Saturday night. Offensive Player of the Year in The Simpson to slip past Brown on the last survived a late charge by room a new automobile as the most is tied with East and St. Ku»l rutliolif^54) Celtics now. " says Coach Gene quarter as Boston’s Atlantic the Buffalo Braves 119-96; the Seattle 13 32 .289 19Vi buzzer sounded. Division leaders upped their Associated Press balloting. mate Beth Stone, carding a valuable player in the Senior Paul for the conference lead East ripped off 16 straight It y Shue of the Baltimore Bullets, Cleveland Cavaliers trimmed Portland 11 32 .257 20Vi day and win the title with 1,251 yards, Whelton 10 0 20 — Named easily to The Associated Bowl. points, many coming off fast East Coach Stan Ogrodnik “is bave Cowens. He grabs the record to 32-7. the Houston Rockets 102-97; the Sunday's Games just 35 more than the Redskin runner. final round 72 to finish at 212 for with a 2-1 mark. McKeon | 3 2 8 Press’ ALL-Pro team. 72 holes for a one-stroke victory Foreman scored on a 10-yard breaks by Whelton. E ast's was understandably con 4 5 13 rebound and gets downcourt, ”If I had been making my Detroit Pistons defeated the Milwaukee 99, Los Angeles 92 Brown garnered 45 of the 75 vot< East took control of the Gorra — Was an overwhelming pick as The at the Burdine's Invitational. sweep, carried 24 times for 167 “ rooting section could scarce cerned by the third-quarter Kearns 3 3 9 putting great pressure on the shots," Cowen said, “it would Portland Trail Blazers 101-96 Boston 116, Baltimore 98 cast by the nationwide panel of pro overtime tap with .loe Martens 1 0 2 have been a laugher. But you’ve Associated Press’ Most Valuable yards and caught three passes ly believe what it was seeing scoring drought, but stated, defense. and the Philadelphia 76ers Cleveland 102, Houston 97 football writers to easily capture the Whelton getting the ball. R Soucier 0 0 0 got to keep shooting them when for 59 more before reams of pro as the margin soared to 32-17 “They just out thought us in Riccio 0 2 2 "Cowens is one of the better stopped Seattle 85-82. Chicago 119, Buffalo 96 Player in the NFL. MVP award. Miami Dolphin quarter The junior guard drove by I'oiulo 21 12 54 they give you the open shot.” scouts. Pete Van Valkenburg of at intermission. the second half. The key centers In the league, and one of Along with his stickout play Detroit 101, Portland 96 “ Now I feel that I have some type of Swimming the South defense for a Smitli i .alliolii't52) The Celtics had little difficul back Earl Morrall was second with 10 Brigham Young, the nation’s however is that we could It F l*lH the best, big hustling men making, Allen also scored 20 Philadelphia 85, Seattle 82 national recognition,” Brown said crucial lay-up. Whelton What happened during the ty running up a 29-14 first votes. SYDNEY, Australia - Olym leading rusher, gained 159 on 22 have* cracked and didn’t. Eller 6 1 13 there's eyer been. " points. Bob Dandridge added 23 Only games scheduled when informed of his selection as again scored on a 20-foot 10-minute halftime break Larkin 1 0 2 Shue made his- observations quarter lead as the Bullets com to the Milwaukee offense as the Simpson finished in a three-way tie pic gold m ^alist Shane Gould carries, including a 75-yard Hopefully we learned a Henneghan 2 3 7 MVP. “I want to be recognized as a swam 100 meters in 59.8 sprint for the game’s first jump shot to give the Eagles seemed to have an opposite Mauro 5 4 14 Sunday after the Celtics mitted 13 turnovers. Baltimore Bucks whipped the Lakers for ABA for third as he. Miami running back great deal from this game. (AP photo) good running back, not one that has a seconds on her way to the South touchdown. a four-point margin. South effect on the teams. It was Borofsky 7 0 14 whipped the Bullets 116-98 as scored the first eight points of only the fourth time in their last East Larry Csonka and New York Jets Whelton and Kearns came Cicagirone 1 0 2 the second period, but Boston good year, then fades away.” Wales freestyle title. The South dominated the con stormed back but two key now East's turn to go stone O’Brien 0 0 0 Cowens, in his third National 14 meetings. W L Pet GB Second Win in 13 Years on Tour quarterback Joe Namath received through in the clutch for 0 0 0 responded with its own string of When the ground game is shut off. test, building a 33-16 lead with foul throws by Marty cold while South battling for Lavigne Basketball Association season, Abdul-Jabbar scored 10 Carolina 31 14 .689 four votes apiece. us." Jordan 0 0 0 grabbed a tareer-high 29 12 for a 41-22 advantage. straight points while Los Kentucky 26 15 .634 3 Rod Funseth Pockets $27,000 Prise Brown, a 5-foot-ll, 195-pound former 12Vi minutes left. The North Kearns clinched the for their lives, began to peck I'oltiU 22 8 54 Bowling was able to close the margin Score at half 32-17 East rebounds. John Havlicek, Jo Jo White Angeles went scoreless for Virginia 24 22 .522 7Vt SAN JOSE, Calif. - Allie because of a Senior Bowl rule "Boston has always been a and Don Chaney each sank four more than five minutes at the Memphis 15 27 .357 14lk field goals in the second Clarke, of Akron, Ohio, just which allows a team nine points good fast break team,” Shue end of the third quarter and into New York 15 28 .349 15% edged Don Johnson, from the said, "but Bill Jlussell didn’t quarter. Havlicek finished with the fourth. West Cites Reason for Staying at Penn State behind to keep receiving 33 points. White 22 and Chaney same city, 203-201 to win the kickoffs after scores. run much — he p^ked his spots. Elvin Hayes topped the losers Utah 28 16 .636 $65,000 San Jose Open, first stop In the old days, the Celtics may 18. Elvin Hayes topped with 24 points. Denver 22 19 .537 4% Oklahoma’s Greg Pruitt, the Fourth Straight on the winter tour of the Pro Heisman Trophy runner-up, Baltimore’s Central Division have had two o^ three men Bob Love, Chet Walker and Indiana 22 19 .537 4% Negative Thinking i„fi„ence on Young Men Bowlers’ Association. downeburt, now thpy have more leaders, now 23-17, with 24 Garfield Heard combined for 64 Dallas 16 25 .390 10% was named the Hula Bowl’s out numbers.” points. points to power Chicago over San Diego 17 13 .354 13 standing player over Heisman “Cowens is a super hustler,” While running their own fast injury-riddled Buffalo. Two Sunday's Games Tennis winner Johnny Rodgers of Shue said. “Most plAyers can’t' break, the'Celtics managed to Brave regulars. Bob Kauffman Funseth Triumphs Means More than Winning Nebraska. Pruitt gained 61 Success for MCC Utah 113, New York 104 SYDNEY, Australia - Mai play like that every night. It’s stifle Baltimore’s attempts at and John Hummer, are Carolina 113, Denver 111 yards on a field that was more Anderson defeated fellow like a quagmire, including a more common with the little running. sidelined with various ailments. San Diego 118, Memphis 113 everything whether it be a library, or Australian Ken Rosewall 6-3, 6- As soon as the Bullets shot, STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) - Joe ISyard burst to the three-yard Manchester Community stretch he canned nine con toughest part of their slate man, so that’s why Cowens is so Barry Clemens sank two free Only games schedule LOS ANGELES (AP) - Rod as he pumped shot after shot to the the soccer team...and I feel that I can 4,6-4 for the men’s singles title, unusual. And, the hustle is abili Cowens explained, “we had a middle of the green and finished with Patemo, admitting he wants to be line from where Southern Cal’s CHURCH LEAGUE College wo its fourth secutive shots. Freeman this week. Pat Kelly, a fine throws in the final seven Funseth, who admits to some oc more than a football coach who has to still make a contribution to some of and Margaret Court topped forward, before game time ty , part of his general guy back to zone the outlet seconds to help Cleveland halt a a two-under-par 69 for a 276 total on Sam Cunningham barreled over straight game Saturday cashed in 20 m arkers while casional negative thinking, called his win to remain employed, says that those goals. The challenge of that is Evonne Goolagong 4-6, 6-3,10-8 for the game’s only touchdown In the first of four games found out he was ineligible makeup.” pass.” Houston comeback. Clemens’ the 7,028-yard Riviera Country Club in an all-Australian women’s night at New Haven’s Ernie Moore, Bill Peoples Boston Coach Tommy Hein- Pro Hockey wife, Sandi, after the third round of was why he decided not to jump to the what kept me at Penn State,” Patemo generated by either offense. Saturday night at filing Junior and Ellie Grant netted 14,13 to play the second semester. Although he made only six of two free throws spread the course. final at the $19,000 New South Wilbur Cross High by 22 field goal attempts while sohn also had high praise for NHL the $135,000 Glen Campbell-Los National FootbalL League. said. Stanford linebacker Jim Merlo High. Wapping used a strong This will hurt the Cougars’ score to 100-97 to keep the It was only the second career vic Wales Open Tourney. defeating South Central and 16 points in that order. scoring ISipoints, Cowens was a Cowen. East Angeles (jpen golf tournament. Ending weeks of speculation. Pater- The money obviously was secondary intercepted a pass and ran eight defense to stop F’aith Lutheran, Rockets at bay. tory — the other was in the 1965 TOWSON, Md. - Jimmy Con 41-27 Ed Kaeser topped the vic C.C., 89-75. Freeman, hot in the se offense somewhat. dominant factor in the game “For two years I heard peo Detroit fashioned its victory w L T Pts “I’ve got a 17-stroke lead over last no shocked many people Saturday to Patemo, who is in the 30-thousand yards for the only other cond half, canned 18 of his For South Central, Flagg Montreal 24 6 9 57 Phoenix open — for Funseth, who has nors, of Belleville, 111., bested touchdown. tors with 12 points. T he victory was the with his rebounding, defense ple, even in Boston, say we as Bob Lanier scored 32 points, place,” the curly-haired, soft-spoken morning when he told newsmen, “I’ve dollar a year bracket at Penn State. Sandy Mayer of Wayne, N.J. in Ken Irish paced Trinity's Cougars sixth in seven out game total points then. was the top point-getter with and fast break contributions. couldn’t run without a center,” 25 in the second half. Fred Boyd Boston 26 10 3 55 Funseth told her. collected a flock of course records He and his wife. Sue, and their five Two long-range field goals by 3 53 decided to remain at Penn State.” the finals of the Baltimore Auburn’s Gardner Jett gave the offense with 32 points as they ings while the hosts dipped Moore grabbed 12 rebounds, 30, 22 of which came in the The 6-foot-9 center connected Heinsohn said. “But 1 always sank two free throws with 10 NY Rangers 25 13 Sandi, no negative thinker, prompt only to blow the advantage. This time young children ages three months to wondered what they were Buffalo 23 12 7 53 The 46-year-old Patemo rejected an International Indoor Cham South a 6-3 lead in the American topped F^manuel Lutheran, 48- to 2-6 overall. Tonight MCC while Grant, playing his first half. Tony Saluatti on just one of 10 shots in the seconds to play as Philadelphia ly put two bottles of champagne on he collected $27,000. offer to become coach-general ten years are happy in the college pionships, using straight set 27 Bill McLean tossed in 12 finest game as a Cougar, netted 22 m arkers in defeat. first half and four of his baskets talking about. This kid is a broke a 14-game losing streak Detroit 18 16 6 42 Second place ended up in a four-way Bowl. But the North stormed 75 will face Mohegan C.C. at super player.” Toronto 14 10 6 34 ice. manager of. the New England community of central Pennsylvania’s wins of 64, 7-5. yards in nine plays in the final markers in defeat. corralled a persojial high of were easy lay-ups in the final with its victory over Seattle. She had the right instincts. tie among Don Bies — Funseth’s long Glastonbury clobbered Tem East Catholic High at 8 and Vancouver 11 25 6 28 Patriots, with a stock interest in the Nittany mountains. Patemo will com period, with Louisville’s John 14 rebounds. Funseth, who has made a 13-year time roommate — Australian David r ple in the third contest. 62-33 will meet powerful Mat- NY Island 4 32 4 12 franchise. plete 25 years at Penn State in 1974 Football Madeya firing a 16yard tatuck C.C. Thursday in MCC Coach Pat Mistretta College Basketball New Standardi Weal career as a supporting player to the Graham, Dave Hill and Tom A source close to the university said and become eligible for a life pension touchdown pass to Nebraska’s Bob Green (20) and Dave Weiskopf, all at 279. Graham had a 71 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Lee Kataja (12) led the winners' at Waterbury. commented, “I have to be Chicago 24 14 2 50 likes of Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus the total package was just short of at half pay. Jerry List with 4:55 left. happy, it was a total tedm with Hill, Weiskopf and Bies all at 69. Corso, head coach at the tack. Aaron Bayer collected 10 Both clubs played nip-and- Sports Slate Set by Ooms Minnesota 19 15 4 42 and Lee Trevino, scored a solid, $1.25 million over five years. “How much money does a man University of Louisville for the Illinois quarterback Mike points for the losers. tuck basketball through the effort. If I had to single out Atlanta 17 19 7 41 mbthodical, almost pedestrian three- Jack Nicklaus, winner of $320,000 Patemo said his main reason for need?,” Patemo once asked a past four seasons, was named Wells was the North’s most some outstanding perfor Harry Ooms’ record-breaking Los Angeles 18 18 40 when he took player of the year valuable player while defensive In the final outing. South first 20 minutes while performance in the pole vault stroke victory Sunday in the event turning down the plush Patriots’ offer reporter. “I have a nice home, money to the same position at Indiana Methodist hurried North Manchester held the upper mances it would be Grant Kiddy Korps Made Pittsburgh 17 18 6 40 that opens a 12 months schedule on the honors in 1972, really didn’t get it in the bank, everything I want.” University. tackle John Matuszak of Tampa T«i OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE The “Action Marketplace” OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN B U G S B U N N Y Th« Economical W ay iO ti MEAN UM,y»fijPB0c pro IS I HECALt^^Hm* Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers ZtXJNPS! 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THE USE YPU COPY CLOSING TIME FOR BRUINS-w*.^ 7 ^ A6AIN5T 16 words, 10 days ...... $4.50 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS TKEHARP id h a t c l u b ; 20 words, 26 days ...... $14.56 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCA'nON Happy Ads ...... $1.50 inch Deadline for Saturday and Monday PHONE 643-2711 is 12:00 Noon Friday /-/ 35 SBiVlCM O H f d 12 Halp Wanted MICKEY FINN BY HANK I.EONARD ’ HERALD WANTED — Cosmetician, PLEASE READ C E IL IN G and ceram ic tile Friday night, Saturday and Sun H A P P Y A D S Order Your | IT ' n o th in g ! n o l e t t e r , ^ BERRY’S WORLD BOX LETTERS specialist, one ceeiling or all, day afternoons. Apply in person NO.' SAM H A S N 'T^^ NOTHING? NO CALL... AND MY m YOUR AD repaireed, remodeled. No job BEEN CONTACTED VET. BROTHER HA'S HARDLY GvI e only. Westown Pharmacy, 455 I'M GOIN' OVER TO SEE SLEPT SINCE IT HAPPEN FPBSOr For Your Classified or "Want Ads" are too small. 647-9232. Hartford Rd., Manchester. “Happy I HIM NOW, MINERVA/ ED! HE CAN'T TAKE MUCH ABPUT Information taken over the phone as a con MORE OF THIS, SHERIFF' . IW t THE TREE Service (Soucier) — Cr^a<.cc venience. The advertiser should P A R T -T IM E — School bus B ta THE HERALD will not dis Trees cut, building lots cleared, Thought^ read his ad the FIRST DAY IT drivers wanted, to drive in town <5AfAE- close the identity of any adver trees topped. Got a tree of Manchester. Approximate (-6 tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in problem? WeiYell worth phone GEAMPAW hours, 7:15-8:30 a m ., 2-3:30 answering blind box ads who time tor the next insertion. The call. 742-6252. p.m. We will train. Call 643-2373 Today! | desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE between 9 a.m. and noon. can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion for DICK’S Snow Plowing — any advertisement and then only to Specializing in serving FEMALE full-time for counter CALL 643-2711 | Enclose your reply to the box the extent of a "make good" inser Rockledge and surrounding work at Hartford Road Dairy in an envelope — address to the tion. Errors which do not lessen the area, driveways, sidewalks, Queen. Days, Monday-Friday, parking lots. 643-0002. Manchester | (.'lassified Manager, Manchester value of the advertisement will not 10-5, experience preferred, ... SoiiMon* BY FRANK O’NEAL excellent starting wage. Apply M i S H O R T R IB S Evening Herald, together with a be corrected by "make good" inser may hov« taut you memo listing the companies MANCHESTER Building in person 10-12 noon. Evening | tion. Maintenance — complete floor a happy adl you do NOT want to see your PRISCILLA'S POP BY AI, VKRMKER WELL, ■SHE WAS care, general cleaning, com KEYPU N C H operators, second Herald I T HEAR THE \NHAT'6 VJK0N6 letter. Your letter will be FUSllOfi ON HER 643-2711 mercial and residential. Also and third shifts, experienced B O T T S , I H EY, t h a t Vil-TCIA 16 INI THE Hospital Vjl-rit W iR ? destroyed if the advertiser is W A N T M Y MAKES IT MV BR30/A AHP FUE\a/ • 24-hour janitor service. Free Alpha Numeric. Hours can be L A D D E R !^ ICOMMON - LAW OFF THE h an d le/ one you've mentioned. If not it estimates. 646-0638, 528-8173. scheduled for your con- ' A u to t F o r Safa LAODERI! will be handled in the usual vienience. E. C. M. South Wind T1 manner. SNOW plowing — Experience sor, 644-2445. Happy Birthday 1967 PONTIAC. Firebird, con commercial and residential. 6 vertible, 4-speed, excellent run Loaf and Found Prompt, courteous service. EXPERIENCED Exhibit M r. M « ning condition. Some body PATTI References. 646-7770. builder. Excellent opportunity. damage. $500 or best offer. 64Sf Get Well SoonI LOST silver cross with abalo- Call Displaycraft, Manchester. 3119 after 6. Happiness is loving you nian shell inside. Vicinity WASHING Machine repairs, 643-9557. i-a In all ways and forever Manchester High, Bowers RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, onai 1972 FORD wagon, 10 Street. Phone 643-5085. Maytag. Reasonable rates. MAN Wanted to work in lumber passenger, air-conditioning, Owner of Pike Coin Wash and yard. Must have driver’s BY HANA-BARBCRA loaded. Own two new wagons, THK FLINTSTONES LOST half moon hearing aid in Dry Cleaning, 275 West Middle license. Davis & Bradford must sell one quick. Retail oook Broad Street, Parkade area. Turnpike, next to Stop and Lumber Co., 200 Tolland St., price, $3,750. Will sell for $3,450 Congratulations I'* Small boy needs it badly for Shop, 643-4913. East Hartfoi^. ( > 8 OO fcy NtA, I x ., TM . US. f>t. Otf. including extra tires and spare fpnevj!... A m X school. Reward. Call 649-&17. shocks. 644-8691. MARSHA SHIFLET 1 SLAP ArtONPAVS TR E E REM OVAL - Pruning, BRIDGEPORT operator and THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom I V COME ONLY ONCE LOST friendly Siamese cat, spraying, etc., fully insured. 1972 by NEA, Inc. lathe operator wanted, paid On Your Victory Over A WEEK/ points, answers to Sam. VOLKSWAGEN, 1965, excellent Licens^. Free estimates. Call holidays, paid vacations, 48 'HCWCOUOVg IHOPE W R E "Golly, that's WONDERFUL! You mean, we have moved ANP 's pet. Reward. 6^5220. condition. Clean. $575. Call 633-5345. hours. Please call 528-7867. G. Manchester Memorial Hospital’s OPEN AT m after 5 p.m., anytime from an age of anxiety to an age of fear, and I didn't 1HFe?LFr/HE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• C. M. Products, Inc. East Hart M an ag em en t weekends, 647-9823. 9 O'clock. Paraonafs-Announcamanta 2 R E W E A V IN G OF - burns, even know it?" ford. a X / H T T H g ^ b U R ^ L F ! SCENEl?y moth-holes, zippers repaired. R IG H T ON! 1971 DATSUN. 510, station H1AS6... I t NOT REApy INCOME TAX - For accurate Window shades made to LABORATORY Technician - Loc. 1199 wagon, four-speed, air, am/fm preparation in my office or measure, ail size Venetian RooBng-SIdIng-ChImnay 18 B ^paess Opportunity ______M Challenging opportunity for a /ET/ radio, must sell. Call 643-0^1. your home. Call R. L. Burnett, blinds. Keys made while you 'high school graduate preferably 646-2460. wait. TV portables for rent. ROOFING - St EAST Hartford - Small with post graduate study 1965 COMET, Caliente, 6 Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 6 ^ repairing roofs of all kinds, new package store. Well located. In- available in an expanding cylinder, automatic, bucket It’s KAREN INCOOME Tax Service, at your 5221. roofs, gutter work, chimneys, creasing volumn, priced for im- laboratory. This is truly a seats, very good condition. home. Cali Dan Mosler, 649-3329 cleaned and r ^ i r e d . 30 years mediate cash sale.ale. Call Mr. ground floor opportuni^ with a Ideal second car. First $375. SNOW-MOBILE Repairs - experience. Free estimates. HELEN RYLANDER’S Hope your trip Is or 247-3115. Russell, 523-0567, Katz C/orpora- growing company. Being a safe and happy. 649-6290. Factory trained mecnanics. L Call Howley, 643-5361. tion, 38 Kane Street, West Hart leader in the specialty paper Birthday w RIDE wanted from Green & M Equipment, Route 83, Ver ford. making industry. Position is CHEVROLET Vega 1972 wagon But I won't tell anyone Ski Road, Manchester to center of non, 872-8311. Monday-Thursday Haating-Plumbing 17 within corporate research and 4-speed, posi, radio, clock, 7 8-5, Friday 8-9, Saturday 8-4. MUTT AND JEFF B U D F IS H E R Hartford, hours 9-3. Flexible. AUTHOR desiring immediate development technical J wheels and tires, $12,100. 875- SAM Watson Plumbing and Call 643-4449. financial backing for poignant laboratory. The primary work Help Wanted L A IN JAN E BY FRANK BAGINSKI 1092. Painting-Paportng 13 Heating. Bathroom remodeling commercial novel. Terms. Call actively will be in the area of 38 Help Wanted 36 I WISH I COULD DO and repairs. Free estimates. WHETTIMS RIDE wanted from North 643-9357. product development. Send SEC RETARY - Shorthand and WHAT AN e> ■ t. •i ) 1 -v, ►-«, *«^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 8, 1978- PAGE SEVENTEEN 72 PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Jan. 8, 1OT3 Apartmant Bulklihga- Houaaa For Sala O M . t ? E A R ' For Bala 70 WoMSa For Bata 72 72 Out ot Town-For Sale Dog»-Blrd»-Pat» 41 Room* Without Board 59 AGGfiAy/Amon OP lu e seAson a w a k p House* For Sale 7S "fMlp NfantMf 3 5 SO,Mf/OS, PLAV^ T H IS 19 T N e Manchester , -IH£NeWOAMe UMPTEENtri MANCHESTER - 24-unit VERNON DACHSHUND puppies, pure CLEAN, Furnished room for Hospital Police Report EXPERIENCED waitress, ^ntORE.l'VE apartment complex. Three and part-time, 12-4:30. Apply in per bred, (no papers.) Black with responsible person. Linens WANT FOR four-room units. All masonry F u ll basement, fireplace, GS BUT - ITS GREAT son. Ann’s Spot, 21 Oak Street. brown markings. Born supplied. Parking. Blanchard Si Lctmi9TVilA6' MA-8LOOIE?] TRIED? i:>/e construction. An excellent in large eat-in kitchen, con To come home after a busy Notes MANCHESTER day with threatening, in con the Mary Cheney Library, 586 November 1st. 340. Call after 4 Rossetto, Realtors, 646-2482. MOPE.'all g o t TO , vestment in prime location. venient west side locatitm. day to a sparkling new Ranch Stephen R. Pearl, 28, of 562 nection with an alleged incident Mail) St., in a Friday night daily, all day weekends, 742- O E T O l E f BASS player and drummer for Call for details. Hayes Agency, Lovely home on nice cor with Ist-floor-family room, Gardner St., was listed in at an Oak St. business. Ckturt break, police said. Entry to the working group. Qualifications 7534. THE THOMPSON House—Cot ourTf (VISITING HOI RS) 6464)131. ______ner lot. Reduced to IVi baths, 3 bedrooms. You satisfactory condition today at date is Jan. 22. library was gained by breaking — firm musical background en tage St., centrally located, will like the kitchen with all Manchester Memorial Hospital FREE kittens. Delivered to large, pleasantly furnished $27,900. ^ Inlcrmcciiale Care Semi- — Thomas E. Ogden, 29, of 40 a window on the west side of the compassing all styles, full-time HARTFORD — Townley Street, built-ins plus carpeting. with injuries he suffered in an FMllsbury Hill, Vernon, charged attitude, out of school or good homes, 742-8258. rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 14-unit furnished efficiency privale, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 building, poli^'e said. It was not>^ Phone Gary, 742- for overnight and permanent apartments. Building in good Snuggle up to the fireplace p.m. 8 p.m.; private rooms, early Sunday morning accident Sunday morning with failure to im m ^ately known whether KEITH this winter. Fantdstic buy. 10 a.m. • 2 p.m., and p.m. - at S. Main and Spring Sts. obey traffic control signal at anything else was taken. guest rates, shape, shows well. Gooa in Real Eatato 4 Artlelaa tor Sola 45 come. Convenient location. F. HARD CASH See Jon Jennings. $33,900. 8 p.m. Manchester Police said Tolland Tpke. and Oakland St. JANITORS — Experienced, ROOM for retired lady or J. Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. Pearl’s car hit a vehicle Court date is Jan. 22. About $17 in change was LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. Pediatrics: Parents part-time mornings and gentleman, quiet, convenient »#«»##•#•••••••••••••••••••• allowed any time exeepl noon operated by George C. — Shea R. Tolley, 24, of taken from a cash register in a evenings, Manchester area, call Ring bell for service. Shiners, location. 224 Charter Oak ISN’T EASY... Bualnaaa Proparty- The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. - 2 p.m.; others, 2 p.m. - 8 Eamiello, 21, of West Hartford. Wethersfield, charged early Saturday night break into Ace 643-5691, 3-8 p.m. crawlers, etc. 144 Deming Street, 643-8368. For Sala RANCH, 7 rooms, large living Street, Manchester. Wapping WELL.HOW ABOUT ) N A W f „ Realtors — MLS p.m. The Pearl vehicle went out of Sunday morning with improper Package Store, 136Mi (Center room with L-shaped dining but a R ^ltor who knows the ropes can Manchester Parkade — 649-&306 control after the collision, left RNs — LPNs — full-time and Road. CLEAN heated furnished room PLA'flNG ( THAT9 T6 room with fireplace, 3 Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 passing on Main St. Court date St., police reported. Entry was FIVE-ACRE business zoned make the way much smoother. the roadway, and struck a tree, part-time,' charge positions, 3- for working man. 649-3142, 643- RA-8LOOlEf/L MO R IM ? /| (.STUPID: site just off 1:86. Priced in the bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpet, p.m.: 4 p.m. ■ 8 p.m. is Jan. 22. gained by smashing the glass police said. — Lee A. Urbanetti, 19, of 163 front door, police-said. Ap 11 and 11-7. Excellent benefits, ALUMINUM sheets used as 9353. mid 40’s for quick saie. Hayes family room, 2-zone heat, gar We’ll show you homes you’ll like, that are VERNON — Immaculate 5^^- Intensive (^are and every other weekend off. printing plates, .007 thick, Agency, 646-0131. age, well landscaped lot. $29,- room Ranch, breezeway, over (ioronary (;are: Iminediale Pearl’s car was towed. He Ludlow Rd., charged Saturday parently nothing else, was Meadows Convalescent Home, ^x32’ ’. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. MANCHESTER — Large clean *V/g 500. Philbrick Agency, suitable to your income. And we’ll advise sized attached garage, 3 family only, anytime, limited was given a written warning for night with passing in a “no taken. 333 Bidwell St. Call between 9-3, Phone 643-2711. furnished room, maid service. BROAD Street —- 1V4 acre Realtors, 646-4200. you every step of the way. bedrooms, IVi baths, fireplaced to five niinutes. operating a motor vehicle at passing” zone on W. Middle 646-2321. 649-2813. prime commercial site with living room, eat-in kitchen, Maternity: Fathers, II excessive speed. Tpke. Court date is Jan. 22. 55-GALLON fish tank, $50 or modern building. Also in OVERSIZED custom 4- Give us a call to arrange a convenient laundry room, patio and a par — Terrance L. DeRosa, 18, of BRIDGEPORT Miller best offer. Pool pump, 345 firm. tially completed rec room. Also a.m. • 12:4.5 p.m., and 6:30 LADIES only — Furnished dustrially zoned one-story bedroom Colonial. Built in 1972. appointment. p.m. 8 p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 Alan R. Roberts, 18, of 181 46 Steep Rd., South Windsor, operator, with set-up 644-8483. room for rent. Community masonry building, ideal for First-floor family room with included are washer, dryer, experience. Call 649-2861. Allied range, oven, and many extras. p.m., and 6:30 p.m. • 8 p.m. Autumn St., was charged this charged Saturday afternoon TAX kitchen and bath. Utilities in- light manufacturing. Hayes fireplace, 2Vi baths with mai^ morning with illegal sale of nar with fourth-degree larceny Instrument & Tool Co., 67 HO SLOT car, 25’ track, ciuded. Near bus line and Agency, 646-0131. ble vanities. 2-car oversized 30s. Walking distance to school. Age Limits: 16 in m aterni COLLECTOR’S Woodland St., Manchester. transformer, controls, lanes, stores. Call after 4 p.m., 644- 5 oti —All " garage, full walkiout basement JCeitli Real Sstate No brokers, please, owner, 1^8- ty, 12 in other areas, no limit cotics, police reported. (shoplifting) at Caldor depart intersection, lap counter. 335. 0383. MANCHESTER — Investment with sliding glass doors. 0103. in self-serviee. The charge, lodged against ment store at Burr Corners. SALES Manager wanted for 649-3609 after 3 p.m. property, 4Vi room apartnrient, Beautiful skyline view. All einergeney patients and Roberts on a Circuit Court 12 Court date is Jan. 22. NOTICE real estate office in Tolland. ROOM, nice view, downtown in and business location. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 172 East Center Street oulpulienis are requested to arrest warrant, stems from an — David D. Lawrence, 53, of Town of Hebron Boat»-Accaa*orla* 46 Apartmanta For Rant 63 Apartmant* For Rant 63 Out ot Town- Prefer a person actively Duplex apartment, bus or For Rant 66 Excellent income, central loca 646-4200. Manchester, Conn. SOUTH WINDSOR use the new emergency room alleged sale of marijuana in no certain address, charged The second installment on engaged in real estate in the parking. Gentleman, CHARLES Apartments — East tion. $36,900. Hayes Agency, JUSTREDUGED entrunee off Armory St. December, police said. Saturday night with intoxica property taxes on the Grand Vemon-Tolland area. Member EVINRUDE outboard motors, references. Call morning or FOUR-ROOM newer cheerful Holsclaw and M astercraft apartment, appliances and Middle Turnpike, 4V2-room COVENTRY — 4 rooms, near 646-0131. ______Call Mr. Bogdan now to in ■Vreess to the entrance via Roberts was released on a tion at Broad St. and W. Middle List of 10-1-71 becomes due and greater Vernon Realtors, MLS. evening, 647-1737. townhouse, 1 baths, Route 31 and Storrs. $130 'ilH S 6464126 649-1922 $500 non-surety bond. Court payable January 1, 1973. Taxes Excellent opportunity for an trailers, sales-service. utilities included. Large rooms, MANCHESTER—1200 souare FIRST TIM E spect this immaculate six- existing driveways. Tpke. Court date is Jan. 22. (Complete service department, closets. No pets. Near appliances, 2 air-conditioners, monthly and security. Westside room Ranch. Big beautiful date is Jan. 18 at Manchester. — Darrell M. Parker, 25, of due January 1,1OT3 will become alert person. All replies con ROOM, private home, a good heat and hot water, storage, Realty, 649-4342. foot brick and cinder block OFFERED fidential. T. J. Crockett, boating supplies, accessories, home for someone away from Manchester Hospital. $185 building, on 50x165 lot. Business family room with large Discharged Friday: Rae Hartford, charged Saturday delinquent February 1,1973 and Woolsey paints, Gerich’s monthly. 649-9258. basement garage. $185. Charles 7-room Colonial, living aOOOOMOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOO'O O P O 'ilJ M W interest will be charged at the Realtor, 643-1577. home, board optional.’643-6745. TOLLAND — Large' two-room II zone. Central location, city covered patio all for $29,900. Olsen, 112 Arnott Rd.; Annie E. Manchester Police charged afternoon with failure to drive a Marine Service, 1982 Tolland Ponticelli, 649-9644, 646-0800. room, dining room, king four persons with fourth-degree rage of % of 1 per cent as of furnished apartment, in older utilities. Only $22,000 for quick SEVEN-ROOM Contemporary, MANCHESTER — Immaculate Out ot Town-For Sala 75 Start the new year right. Call Johnston, 41H Case Dr., reasonable distance apart, MATURE Woman to care for Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. MANCHESTER — Immediate size master bedroom,' 2 larceny in connection with after his car was in collision January 1 until taxes are paid. LIGHT housekeeping room, ful occupancy, four rooms with 95 West Middle Tpke. 4% room Colonial home. Newly furnished sale. Bel Air Real Estate, 643- beamed ceilings, paneling, 2 7-room Ranch with large fully now for appointment. 649-5306. Margaret E. Flaherty, East small child, IV* years old, my ly furnished, stove, refrigerator with many individual features. 9332. twin bedrooms, rec room, Hartford; Sandra J. EldridgC, alleged shoplifting incidents at with a car operated by Helene Payment may be made by mail. home in East Hartford. Sporting Goods 47 heat, centrally located. Adults duplex, heat, hot water, elec baths, falnily room, garages, equipped kitchen located on and linen provided. 801 Main St. tric stove, refrigerator, garage. Near 1-86, Exit 99. Call 875-1925. IVk baths, garage, lovely Bweefveeping ■ views, Marion Drive near Buckley South Windsor; Ann M. Treasure City Department A. Desmarais of Stafford If a receipt is requested, a self- References required, must Phone 649-9879. only, no pets. $175 monthly. Call have own transportation. Call SKI boots, 10‘/2 and 11, excellent 9-5 p.m. 643-7166. Available January 1st. (Tall 649- Houaa* For Sala 72 yard, fireplace. Hubutemns Agency, Realtors, 649- School. Formal living room, VERNON The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. Campbell, 62 Horton Rd. Store at the Parkade Sunday. Springs. The 2:30 p.m. collision addressed envelope and postage 2865 before 5 p.m. ELLINGTON — Three-room 5324. large dining room-family room. Realtors — MLS Also, Agnes G. Mullins, 171 E. Charged were: occurred at N. Main and Union should be enclosed. for an appointment-interview. condition. $25 or trade for size RKHARDS & KEHMM Hew Six Room Manchester Parkade — 64a.S306 12 and 12V2. 644-1795. Apartmant* For Rant 63 FOUR rooms, heat, hot water apartment, stove, refrigerator, MANCHESTER - Spacious 3 b^rooms, IVz baths, 2 air- Center St.; John N. Pinckney, — William H. Bennett, 31, of Sts. Court date is Jan. 22. The Tax Collector will be at 646-9168 after 3 or 528-8775 heat and electric included. 528-1731 “L" Shaped Ranch before 3 p.m. and stove included, garage GARDEN TYPE — two- new 7-room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 11.8 Acres, solid 8-room conditioning units, automatic Coventry; Alice Ryan, 66 21 Durant St. the Town Office Building Mon MUST sell 1971 Snowmobile, MANCHESTER area — Modem available, central location, bedroom apartment, second Excellent area. $160. Rowe & 2 baths, formal dining room, Colonial, birch cabinets, attic fan, paneled basement rec Large living room with ELLINGTON - Charming 6- 4 rooms, including heat, hot Rowe, 875-3167, 872-2022. cathedral ceiling and stone Theresa Rd.; Josephine Palen- — Diane C. May, 28, of East Vandals broke more than 59 day, Tuesday, Wednesday, EXPERIENCED Janitorial excellent condition, asking 3500. security required. 649-4813. floor. Includes heat, living room, fireplaced family ceramic tile bath, bam, clean room, newly redecorated inside room custom Cape plus mud Thursday and Friday from, 9 water, carpeting, appliances, appliances, carpets. $205 riv er, swimming, fishing. and out. Professionally fireplace, roomy kitchen with za. East Hartford; Louis M. Hartford. windows at the Eighth District help wanted, part-time 649-8764 after 6 p.m. room, sun deck off eat-in RANCH on 3 acres With 11 large room and partial rec room. — Robert J. Palmer, 20, of a.m. to 12 p.m. and Saturday storage. $190 monthly. 649-2871, monthly. Paul W. Dougan. ROCKVILLE — 5 rooms, stove, kitchen, 2-car attached garage, Hutchins Agency, M9-5324. landscaped grounds. Priced in eating nook, 3 b^rooms, 2 full Fireplace, garage under, IV2 Czyz, East Hartford: Thomas sewage treatment plant over evenings. Call between 4-7 646-0882. MODERN one-bedroom apart refrigerator, utilities furnished, rooms, 3 baths, 5 bedrooms,' D. Halenar, 309 Oakland S.; East Hartford. the weekend, police reported. from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. during p.m., M3-0053. SPAULDING ski boots, used Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. aluminum siding, high scenic family room, 2 kitchens. Could mid 39’s for quick sale by baths with vanities, built-in baths, on half-acre high treed one season, size 11, $30. Call ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, no pets, 3 children accepted. lot. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. anxious owner. (Jail owner, 643- lot. $30,500. O’Donnell Agency, Phyliss A. Carrier, 361 Summit — Sally L. Mattson, 17, of An estimate of damage cost the month of January. MANCHESTER - 4 lovely, : range, refrigerator, disposal, be ideal for in-laws, bam, 6 SOUTH MNKOR appliances, first floor laundry 649-6728. SMALL One bedroom apart $180 a month plus security. Call 1121 or 643-7847 after 5 p.m. area. Two-car garage, city 875-8647. St, East Hartford. was not available. Dated at Hebron, Connecticut OPENING for retread shop heated, spacious rooms, con air-conditioner, large closets, ment, first floor, includes heat 875-1834 after 3 p.m. horse stalls, 6 regulation dog Eleven-room executive manager. Good benefits and WADDELL School area, 4- kennels. Philbrick Agency, utilities. Only $42,000. Police said the May and this 22nd day of December, veniently located. Available basement storage, laundry and appliances, $159 per month. bedroom Cape, fireplaced Ranch. Four or 5 bedrooms, MANCHESTER 2 family, 44, 2 Palmer arrests were in connec Thieves took an unknown 1972. overtime Experience Fual-Faad 49 January 1st. Call 649-9000. facilities, parking for 2 cars, ROCKVILLE - Available im Realtors, 646-4200. Wanted-Real Estate 77 Also, Geneve Holda, Hart preferred. Must be steady Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 643- living room, carpeting, spacious dining room, 2 bedrooms plus 2 bedrooms on ford; Robert L. Townsend, tion with the same incident, but amount of change from a coin- Marian Celio good location. 140 Hilliard St., 4535, 646-1021. mediately, 3tk room apart excellent condition, $29,500. paneled recreation rooms, third floor, 2-car garage, pan U « REALTY CO., MG. worker. Apply in person, DRY fireplace wood, $10 order, ment, stove, refrigerator and RAISED Ranch, 7 rooms, for SELLING your home or Coventry; Patricia McNally the other arrests were un operated copying machine at Tax Collector Nichols-Mancnester Tire Inc., $175 per month. Call Peterman, Village Charm Realty Realtors, cathedral ceiling living room, eled kitchen, newly .painted in 643-2692 delivered. Call 742-7886. 649-9404. FOUR-ROOM flat, unfur heat, adults, no pets. Security. mal dining roflun, eat-in acreage? For prompt friendly and baby boy, 2% Hackmatack related. 295 Broad St., Manchester. 643-1509. kitchen, living room has 4 bathrooms, 2 fireplaces, terior. Merritt Agency, 646- Robert D. Murdock, Realtor WOODLAND nished, second floor, older or $120 monthly. 646-1060. 1180. service, call Louis Dimock St.; Mary E. Morrison, All were released for court FIREPLACE Wood delivered. MANCHESTER — Brand new, cathedral ceiling, large master wall-to-wall carpeting, built- Realty, 649-9823. appearance Jan. 22. m arri^ couple preferred, no SEVEN-room Ranch, living ins, 2-car garage, also 25x50 Tolland; Colleen J. WilliamSj QET AQUAINTED SPECIAL MACHINE shop openings, air Call 643-0926. one-bedroom apartments, wall- children or pets, parking, hot WILLINGTON - One and two bedroom, family room, floor-t 'I ■1 PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Jan. 8. 1973 • asesseoisosiswsss:^ About Town Staff Increases Congress To Seek Better Obituary Manchester Chapter, Parents Without Partners, will meet Mrs. Patrick Shea Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Communi Planned At Control Of Federal Budget Mrs. Elizabeth Hegarty Shea, ty Baptist Church. All three Town Park Ullman said he hopes the full 78, of 94 Carman Rd., wife of WASHINGTON /A P) - within 60 days, a congressional Department-maintained ice special committee, including Patrick Shea, died Saturday Ladles Gourmet Group of the State ScKobls skating areas in Manchester Congress is preparing to begin budget that would set limits on Manchester Newcomers Club all appropriations. the 16 Senate members, can night at a Manchester convales Public Utilities Commision last will open today for public its organized effort to get better cent home after a long illness. will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. The regular congressional meet by the end of the week and Fridav, has been rejected by skating. controi of the budget—and in Mrs. Shea was bom in Ireland at the home of Mrs. Faith Thomas J. Meskill said today committees then would take begin work on its recommen leaders of the striking Hours for supervised skating the process to regain some of and had lived in the United there will be “ some’’ increase over and produce the money dations. It has all year to Ouellette, 181 Main St. Amalgamated Transit Union. are 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Union the power which, its members States for more than 60 years. in the staff at the state training bills for the various govern d e v e lo p th e m , b u t a Meskill said he will have no Pond, Charter Oak Park and contend, has slipped over the Before coming to Manchester a schools for the mentally preliminary report is due Feb. Manchester Philatelic Socie comment on the recommen Center Springs Annex. years to the White House. ment activities. retarded in Southbury and 15. year ago, she lived in ty will meet Tuesday from 7 to Winter information will be The 16 House members of a At the end of the ap Fire Guts Old Bori Ami dations of his Tax Reform Com Springfield, Mass. Mansfield i propriating process, the budget Meanwhile, Rep. Henry S. 9:45 p.m. at Mott’s Community mission until he issues his available by calling 643-4700. special committee created by Survivors, besides her hus However, the governor, at a committees would make a final Reuss, D-Wis., another Hall. ------budget message next month. the last Congress to devise news conference, did hot in review, recommending cut member of the committee, cir band, are a son, Jerome Shea of St. Margaret’s Circle, The commission’s proposals effective legislative budget M anchester; i»two brothers, dicate how many new jobs backs and adjustments or, if the culated a draft of a proposal Daughters of Isabella, will are interdependent and its machinery have set their first Patrick Hegarty of New Jersey would be created at the two in state of the economy required somewhat similar to Ullman’s. meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the report, to be issued Wednesday, Povinelli meeting for Wednesday. Rep. and Jeremiah Hegarty of stitutions. Superintendents at it, modifying the original Reuss, however, would bring KofC Home._____ must be considered as a whole, A1 Ullman. D-Ore., said. Ireland; three sisters, Mrs. the two schoois have com the Joint Economic Committee, the governor said. “ It’s not like Ullman is author of the provi budget ceiling. I News Patrick Murphy of West Daughters of Liberty, No. plained recently of serious Named To Ullman acknowledged, in an which studies the over-all Area Departments going down the grocery store sion creating the committee, Springfield, Mass., Mrs. Dennis 125, will meet Tuesday at 7:30 under-staffing. interview, that the last attempt economic condition o f the coun aisle and picking packages off enacted when Congress turned Capsules | Donovan of Springfield, Mass , p . T T i . at Orange Hall. Meskiil released data in to establish an effective con try, into the budget-making the shelf," he added. SW e Post down President Nixon’s request and Mrs. Hannah Horgan of Refreshments will be served. ’ dicating that there are more process, and would call for ...... Meskill said he still favors a HARTFORD (AP) - Henry for sweeping authority to cut gressional budget, in the 1940s, Battle Flames Ireland; and five staff employes per resident at recommendations on taxation Memorial Temple, Pythian constitutional amendment A. Povinelli of Milford, who ran back funds the legislators had failed. But, he said: grandchildren. Mansfield and Southbury now as well as spending^______Sisters, will meet Tuesday at 7 shortening the state ballot and unsuccessfully for Congress already authorized. "This year, I think we can do Boycott Ends The funeral will be Tuesday than there were before he took Ullman said he will propose it. We have a lot of support both For Many Hours p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. After making the offices of attorney last year, has been named as a SYDNEY ( A P ) ,- The two- at 9:30 a.m. from the John F. office in January 1971. establishment of permanent in Congress and in the country. ^IL a short business session. On other subjects, Meskili general, treasurer and comp temporary additional un week-old boycott protesting the Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. employment compensation budget committees in both Members are finally facing up A general alarm fire, fought by firemen from at least ten Memorial Temple and Linne said: troller appointive rather than American bombing of North Center St., with a Mass of the House and Senate, composed Of to the realization that we have 17.9 Lodge, Knights of Pythias, wili He pians to have regular elective. However, he said he commissioner in the Third Vietnam was called off today departments, completely gutted one of the buildings in the Resurrection at St. Bridget senior members of the two to provide a mechanism for 200 Gal. Min. instail officers in joint weekly meetings, beginning saw no reason to change the Congressipnal District. by the Australian Maritime old Bon Ami manufacturing complex on Hilliard St. Church at 10. Burial will be in taxing and spending com responsibility..." 1 Day Notice For ceremonies, which are open to. Wednesday, with Republican relationship between the gover Povinelli was appointed by Union. Two other jinions in St. Bridget Cemetery. mittees in each body. "It's a question of basic use Delivery Monday. the public. Mrs. Grace Graves, leaders of the state legislature. nor and the secretary of state. Gov. 'Thomas J. Meskili for a volved in the boycott are Friends may call at the These committees would be of power. The only way we can 24-Hr. Burner Service The blaze, considered “ definitely suspicious” by Eighth district deputy, assisted by Leaders of the Democratic "The relationship is not the six-month term beginning last expected to follow suit. funeral home tonight from 7 to charged, he said, with get it back is to bite the bullet, District Fire Chief Granville Lingard, was apparently Mrs. William Farr and Mrs. minority will not be invited, at type 'that creates any Thursday. The appointment MANCHESTER Maritime Union Secretary examining the president’s spen take the responsibility, and 9 V . Raymond Hansen, will install least at first, Meskill said, but problems," he said. was announced today. OIL HEAT, INC. E lliott V. E lliott said the confined to a three-story concrete building and an attached the Memorial Temple officers. Asked how he felt about Lt. A former state represen ding proposals and developing. limit ourselves .... Arthur A. McGann it is "possible" they will be in boycott was stopped at the three-story frame building at the northwest side of the After the ceremonies, Gov. T. Clark Hull’s public dis tative, Povinelli ran on the "It’s a big bite Arthur Andrew McGann, 60, vited in later — "depending on request of the Australian Coun former industrial complex. refreshments wiil be served by agreements with him on issues- Republican ticket against cil of Trade Unions, but that of Miami, Fla., formerly of the circumstances. Both More than 2&9 firemen from assessor’s office. Carlson was Mrs. Helen Tuller, Mrs. Helen such as the death penalty- Democratic congressman m em bers had the right to Manchester, died Friday at minority and majority leaders About Town Manchester aad surrounding seen at the site, firemen said, Henry and Mrs. Alice Mather. Meskill said, “ 1 don’t think it Robert N. Giaimo of North resume it. He said the ban was Mercy Hospital, Miami. He was were invited to top-level towns battled 4he spectacular but he could not be reached for Officers are reminded to wear meetings with the governor does any good. 1 don’t think it Haven last year. Bowers School PTA will have worthwhile because of the blaze, starting In mid-afternoon the husband of Mrs. Marjorie comment today. white gowns. does any particular harm, Meskill also announced today its first mini-meeting ’Tuesday worldwide reaction it provoked. McGann. during his first two years in of- and continuing throughout the Carlson leased about a third either.” the reappointment of three at 7:30 p.m. at the school One of the results was a Survivors, besides his wife, fice, when the Generai night. of the concrete building’s 30,000 The Integral Yoga Class will Meskill said his legislative alternate members of the State library. The topic for the retaliatory boycott of are his father, Terrance Assembly was controlled by The fire was reported to square feet to the Iona meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in proposals will be released from Board of Mediation and Ar meeting is “ Testing,” what FUNERAL HOME Australian ships by McGann of Manchester; a Democrats. Eighth District fire Manufacturing Co. of the Unitarian Meeting House, tiraed.0 time during the General bitration. They are Frederick tests a child may be given and longshoremen on the U.S. East daughter, Mrs. Joseph Curry of On Connecticut Co. President headquarters, by police, at 2:45 Manchester. Iona Vice Presi 466 Main St,_____ Assembly session, “ some in the W. M cKone of R ockville, why they are given. Ray Gar ^EMabUahed 1874-Three GeneratUm* of Servi Coast. Nine Australian ships Vernon; two brothers, James E. Clayton Gengras’ offer to p.m. Monday. As firemen were dent Leonard Barbato said that Preceptor Gamma Chapter, put commuter buses back in budget message, some in Joseph E. Arborio of diner, principal, will lead the carrying meat and wool have getting apparatus set up, smoke McGann of Wethersfield and a large amount of corrugated dependently” Wethersfield and Raymond A. discussion. The mini-meetings 142 East Center Street Manchester been tied up. Only two Sherwood McGann of Enfield; Beta Sigma Phi sorority, will service temporariiy on a was billowing from upper-floor cardboard packaging material meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the limited schedule, Meskill said There may be some special Mann of Danbury. Their terms are designed for parents who American ships were affected windows. and three sisters, Mrs. Joseph messages sent from the gover expire on June 18. are interested in special topics. was stored in the building. Mistretta and Mrs. Chester home of Mrs. Harold Schuetz, he would be "happy to see any by the Australian boycott. At 2:54 p.m..the second nor to the legislature during the TO ALL AREA RESIDENTS Bycholski, both of Manchester, 15 Thomas Dr increase in service.” Gengras’ I alarm was sounded, and two Loss High session, he said. and Mrs. Helen Johnson of proposal, made to the State Protest Bombing minutes later the Eighth Barbato said Iona’s loss, in Bentley School PTA will pre I Flames Belching From Old Factory Windows District headquarters started the building’s contents, would Pompano Beach, Fla. BANGKOK (AP) - The Funeral services will be sent the Little Theater of “AN HOUR OF PEACE calling for mutual aid from probably be between $100,000 I Watkins Funeral Home executive committee of the The extent of the old Bon Ami Complex fire in Manchester yesterday through the combined efforts of several firefighting units. (Herald Tuesday at the Best Funeral Manchester in "An Evening of AND TRANQUILITY” other towns. and $150,000. Comedy” Tuesday at 8 p.m. at World Council of Churches afternoon is graphically shown in this photograph of the blaze which photo by Pinto) The Town Fire Department Eighth District Fire Chief Home, 1900 N.W, 31st Ave., I Announces A New appealed today to all American Miami, Fla Burial will be in the school auditorium. The Bus Deficit was brought under control about six hours after it was reported and the Rockville department’s Lingard said he guessed that event is open to the public, and churches to “ do everything in Miami. YOGA I Public Service... Squrt were among the first the structure itself was insured donations will be accepted. their power” to protest the outside-the-district help for about $350,000. G eorge i Instead of the usual articles about our service, this bombing of North Vietnam. arriving. Also called to the “Ted” LaBonne, whose in The committee also pledged Manchester Square Dance Ratio Not CLASSES f . space will be available, every Monday to publicize scene during the afternoon surance firm handles the in Club is conducting classes in support for antiwar efforts in Peace Talk Board Givcii $ 11.4 Million were equipment and/or men ^ COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS on a firetwme surance for the complex, Coed For All Ages the United States, including square dancing each Tuesday g first serve basis, courtesy of Watkins Funeramome. from Tolland, North Coventry, declined comment. from 8 to 10:30 p.m. at Waddell resistance to the draft and stu Sessions Vigilante Negotiable Two Limitations are Necessary: Bolton, Ellington, South Soon after firemen started dent demonstrations. School. Earl Johnston, club Windsor, Glastonbury, East fighting the blaze, the Penn Winter Registration 1. The message must In some way benefit the The resolution was adopted at caller, is the instructor. Continue Hartford, Vernon, and Rocky Central railroad com pan y Group community. the end of an 11-day conference HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. highways. Beginners—Intermediates—Advanced Hill (not in that order). moved several freight boxcars Thomas J. Meskill says he will ; 2. It may not be controversial or p'otitical. on “ Salvation Today’’ School Budget For Review Manchester WATES will But Meckill and the local of PARIS (AP) - Henry A. along tracks on the north side of sponsored by the World-Coun Smoke Billows Proposed meet Tuesday at the Italian- act to remove one problem ficials made it clear that there : Please clear your requests through Mrs. Smith of the Kissinger conferred with Le the burning building, as a heat cil. Thick clouds of black smoke American Club. Weighing in local officials say stands in the is no immediate prospect of CUSSES START JANUARY 15th : Manchester Evening Herald by Thursday the week Due Tho for six hours today in shield' to protect the nearby way of forming transit districts billowed from the burning HARTFORD (AP) - Crime will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Dr. compromise on the issue of I before publication of our ad, between 11-12 A.M., the second session of their W.G. Glenney lumber yard. (Limited Enrollment) contractual committments; Also, health services, building during the afternoon in Hartford's South End has Peter Loewenberg will speak to cope with the current bus deficits. i phone 643-2711. Receive Funds Vietnam peace talkis hs Hanoi By JOHN A. JOHNSTON request is honored, he said, Firemen, striving to prevent gotten so bad that a vigilante stoppage. declared in a broadcast that (Herald Reporter) next year’s recommended $97,000 for teaching materials; $274,389, up $32,362; pupil and evening. The smoke, and on "The Heart . ” Members may There hasn’t been any bus New Studio at 1045 Main Street in ! WATKINS FUNERAL HOME the blaze from spreading, hosed committee may be necessary to But the main difference “ there has not been any sign budget would be a lO j>er cent $82,000 for maintenance; trahsportation service, $361,- occasionally flames, could be bring guests. service in New Haven, Hartford Directors HARTFORD (AP) - Dr. James P. Kennedy, down other structures in the keep it in check, a group of between the state and localities the Manchester State Bank Bldg. showing that the negotiations superintendent of schools, last increase of $1,043,000; if no $71,000 for regular program 392, up $36,836; plant operation, seen in Hartford. and Stamford since union William Lennon Connecticut’s state government area. “ I’m really amazed the businessmen told Mayor over who will bear the brunt of will reach any results.” night submitted, for the ^ a r d additional funds are new staff; $66,000 for new staff $1,080,651, up $73,461; plant As firemen began fighting the Manchester Lodge of Masons workers struck The Connecticut For Insured Placement, call received its second installment five other buildings (in the George Athanson Sunday. operating deficits still “ is not Roy Thompson President Nixon’s national forthcoming, his submitted and realistic budgeting for maintenance, $431,280, up $123,- fire, they concentrated on will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Co. in late November. The 649-6531 after 2 P.M. of revenue-sharing funds from of Education’s review over the complex) are still standing,” Phil Champlagne of the Aged negotiable, " Meskill said Sun Bruce Watkins security adviser was the host of budget would be a 13 per cent tutors (exceptional children 855; fixed charges, $529,500, up containing the fire to the three- at the Masonic Temple. The Connecticut Railway and the federal government next month and a half, a Chief Lingard said today. Auto Parts and Antiques Store day. Your Instructor, Shirley Banks the meeting in an American- increase of $1,351,000. program); $63,000 for new and $59,500; food services, $18,455, story concrete building. The Entered Apprentice degree will Lighting Co. stopped running Monday, bringing the total so recommended school budget of “ If this fire had happened the said he was leaving today for Meskill has contended for owned villa overlooking a golf Beldon Schaffer, personnel replaced equipment; $60,000 for. up $14,760; student body blaze did get into the frame be conferred. Refreshments buses in Bridgeport, New Bri far to $21,743,909. $11,425,912 for the 1973-74 day before,” Lingard said in New York City and then to some time that $3 million course in suburban St. Nom la and finance committee chair additional fixed charges and activities, $28,795, up $14,845; structure attached, but will be served after the degree tain and Waterbury in October. Another instalment of academic year. noting the heavy winds that Alabama and Georgia to gather allocated by the General Breteche. As at Monday’s In a four-page rationale man, commended Dr. Kennedy other benefits; $51,000 for new capital outlay, $83,242, up apparently none of the other, work. ------Both companies claim they approximately $5.5 million is prevailed then, “ the rest of the information on vigilante com Assembly last fall for roads meeting on Communist ground, preceding a dual presentation for his presentation but added projects; $37,000 for $8,767; and outgoing transfer half-dozen buildings in the The Women’s Home League can’t operate without deficits. expected in about three months. complex wouldn’t be there.” mittees with the view toward could be spent by localities on there was no public that it “ represents a lot of transportation; $15,000 for stu accounts, $50,000, down $10,000. complex were touched by of the Salvation Army will meet Meskill said the deficits Gov. Thomas J. Meskill’s of the recommended budget by mass transit. homework.” He said that his dent body activities; and Dr. Kennedy’s requested flames. Lack of Water setting one up in the South End. tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in the “ should not be a stumbling proposals for using the federal handshaking between the two program and traditional state , Other men at the meeting of But local officials say they sides, reflecting the apparent first committee review — but $15,000 for food services. sums, by program, for next Firemen first attacked the Lingard said firefighters, Junior Hall at the Citadel. block" to negotiations. Local money will be presented in his code, he said that “ An exact some 20 South End businessmen are afraid to use their shares olf chilly atmosphere of the talks hopefully including the entire The $11,425,912 recommended year and the changes over the fire from the north side of the were hampered in their efforts Refreshments will be served. officials, he said, “ shouldn’t budget message Feb. 6. corfiparison with this year’s complained of repeated break- the money because it is ear following the massive board — will be held Monday at budget allocates 79 per cent, current budget of the same building, firemen said, but men by "lack of an adequate water assume there’s going to be a budget is impossible at this ins by the same individual, lack The executive committee of the marked for highways and American bombing raids on 8 p.m. in the board room of the $9,010,916, for salaries; and 21 items break down as follows: and equipment were fighting supply.” The privately-owned deficit...there will be a deficit NOTICE It’s Winter time,” inasmuch as the'board of police protection, and Manchester PTA for Excep because of a pending court North Vietnam. Administrative Annex, 45 per cent, $2,414,996 for non Art, $198,123, up $13,675; adult the blaze from all sides within Manchester Water Co., which only if the local district wants has requested the Board of harassment by protection tional Children will meet challenge of Meskill’s line-item Freezing rain and icy But Tho and his advisers Directors for an additional ap School St. The session is open to salary items. education, $27,083, up $3,083; minutes. serves the area, experienced it.” racketeers. Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Keeney St. veto of another part of the same emerged smiling from the villa the public. Based on the traditional state adult evening education, $745, 'The building hit by the fire is mechanical failure while the Meskill defended his formula conditions plagued the propriation of $208,000. School. _____ bill. at the end of the meeting, in Ensuing meetings are code budget of past years, the no change; building owned by Stuart Carlson of blaze was being fought, and Major Frank Kelliher. of the under which the state would Southeast today, closing However, Dr. Kennedy Edgar Circle of South United The governor said on marked contrast with their scheduled for Jan. 17, 24, 31, following is a breakdown of the administration, $655,276, up Manchester, under the cor Hartford Police Department, pay 25 per cent of deficits in highways, toppling. trees and added, if the directors restore a Methodist Church will meet WTlCTV's "Face the State ” grim expressions when the with target dates of Feb. 5 for a recommended budget figures $59,797; business, $132,931, up porate name of S.H.V.C. Inc., welcomed cooperation from curred by local transit districts snapping power lines and minimum of $115,000 for four Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. at Susan program that he would ask the REGAL MEN’S SHOP leaving thousands without heat meeting began. Kissinger also programs that were reinstated report to the board and Feb. 22 for the 12 categories for 1973-74 $6,095; classroom instruction, according to the town (Sec Page IK) businessmen, but he said the by repeating his position that nah Wesley Hall of the church. General Assembly to amend the directed a wan smile toward for a report to the town and the amount of change over $3,168,559. up $252,575; data police "cannot tolerate any per the district would have power in below-freezing tempera last fall, his recommended Policewoman Patricia Graves law so as to allow waiting newsmen and manager. th e current budget: processing, $95,713, up $8,211. son or group inflicting corporal to prevent a deficit through tures. budget would represent an 11 will tell of her duties as a police municipalities to use the funds photographers when he left the Dr. Kennedy summarized his Administration, $404,134, up Also, driver education, punishment on anyone in Hart fares and scheduling. VERNON Bitter cold remained en per cent increase of $1,136,000. officer. for either mass transit or request for $1,136,000 additional $33,393; instruction, $8,119,143, $16,277, up $997; em ploye ford." trenched over many sections of villa a few minutes later. That is the figure on which he MANCHESTER Tip $741,912; attendanceWrvlce, benefits, $528,500, up $59,500; Enigma Shrouds O voLHswAaiN 6i *Mr.Mr TRI-CITY PLAZA the nation. A new Pacific storm Both sides maintained their based his recommendations. funds as follows: $579,000 for 901-907 MAIN ST. scattered snow from Northern mutually agreed news blackout If the com plete $208,000 salary adjustments to meet $41,433, up $6,222. (.Svf Rune IK) California and Oregon into over the subjects under Hotel Murders Nevada. discussion. NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Police Supt. Clarence The1973Super Giarrusso says a sniper involved in the slayings of six Major Blaze (•y/. persons slipped through a 200-man cordon from his hotel rooftop perch Monday either through, “ police negligence” W I U or because he was super smart. Beetle is a Damages Homes Giarrusso said Monday night he was convinced more than one sniper was responsible for killing the six and injuring 17 others in a two-day battle. But when pressed by By BARBARA RICHMOND newsmen, Giarrusso admitted there .could have been just (Herald Reporter) one sniper — the man killed by police gunfire Sunday night. wholexliffereiit While firemen were still wearily battling a general CLOSED A floor-to-floor search of the three were wounded by gunfire alarm fire on Hilliard St., early this morning, they were 18-story DownTown Howard Wr-' from fellow officers stationed Johnson’s hotel was made by called to another major fire on W. Middle Tpke. that in surrounding buildings. TODAY destroyed a two»story building under construction and 100 officers Monday night. ’They V y J He said he had other extensively damaged an occupied house next door. 'J I found no one and all but about a evidence, but would not ccrinsicle* dozen officers left the scene. elaborate. Tuesday the 9th The alarm was sounded at The central business district, A sharpshooter in an armor- & windows which were scattered 4:10 a.m. from the com er of W. which was cordoned off by plated Marine helicopter killed And we've had some very fresh ideas about around the two bedrooms on ■'7 For on.e thing, there's a lot more inside, Middle Tpke. and Hawthorne police Monday, is to be opened the sniper whose body lay on air. And how to circulate it. Our remarkable that side of the house, one to normal activity today. Mayor inside. We're giving you plenty of legroom St. where the house was under the rooftop all night and most of occupied by the Vemaiis and up front. And fantastic headroom. improved ventilation system even de-fogs the construction. Units from the Moon Landrieu said.. the day Monday. the other by their daughter. TO PREPARE FOR OUR ANNUAL town and Eighth District As the floor-by-floor search of The body was removed We've al§o done a nice thing for your nose. side windows. Downstairs the living room and responded and by the time the the hotel began, Giarrusso said, Monday evening and finger Our new windshield is pushed way forward, Altogether, the interior of the 1973 Super dining room suffered the most fire companies arrived the “ If they don’t turn up printed. Giarrusso said there Beetle is so radically different, you d have a damage. The rooms on the and curved. It's actually 42% largpr. wind-fanned flames had spread anyone...then he got away.” was a tentative identification, hard time knowing it wos a Beetle, except for other side of the house were in For comfort, the seats, toq^are curved. The to the house next door which is How could he have filtered to but “ I’m not going to announce tact except for smoke damage. St;' same way what you sit on is. And the same the steering wheel insignia. M O - I ^ dollar owned, and was occupied by, freedom through the scores of anything tentative. When we There remain, however, certain things that Tony Vemali his wife and six- According to a nearby officers surrounding the hotel? are positive. I’ll tell you.” way your back is. “ There’s a gamut of will give you the clue that you're driving a VW. year-old daughter Lucy. A four- neighbor, John Carmichael of 4 He said he believes the Inertia type seatbelts buckle up as standard “ 2 for 1 CASH SALE! possibilities ranging from Economy. -Dependability! year-old son, Sal, is a patient at S. Hawthorne St., the house shooting spree was part of a equipment. Newington Children’s Hospital. police negligence to a super ^ Our good old never-give-up under constmetion appeared to MSBf-; national conspiracy of black The padded dash is com The entire west side of the be only a few weeks away from brain. sniper,” Giarrusso militants. pletely redesigned. To be character. Vemali m>me was charred and occupancy.. According to replied. “ It’s my cop’s intuition,” read in a flash. The beauty of the new in the windows in that side of the Granville Lingard, Eighth The theory of two or more Giarrrusso said. side may be its beauty. But WHICH ST/i|RTS house were smashed from the District fire chief, the fire is of snipers was based on “ some” When asked what evidence he Getting in and out of the • (1^ the fact that it comes in the severe heat of the flames from suspicious origin. ' evidence, Giarrusso said, had to back up his statement,, back seat of the Bug is now the burning buildh^. Vemali The three-family house was The Remains Of An Intense Fire stressing that after a sniper Giarrusso declined 'to pretty easy even for non- car it does, is the most beau said he is a sound sleeper and being constmeted for Nicholas was killed on the rooftop comment. athletic types. tiful part of all. did not realize the fire was and Phyllis Jackston by the Sunday night, there were The police barricades, armuid The limp, charred frame of a building under construction building was being constructed for l^icholas Jackston by Few things in life work as well as a Volkswagen. raging next door until he was Norman S. Hohenthal Co, Inc. reports of gunfire coming from a 50-block area of the central WEDNESDAY the 10th awakened by the police. of 141 Center St. Value of the on W. Middle Tpke., is all that was left after an early the Hohenthal Company of Center St. The owner set the the roof and three officers were business district were taken The heat was so severe that it house alone, when completed, morning fire of “ suspicious origin” gutted the nearly value of the building at $60,000. The damage to the Vemali slightly wounded. down Monday night, although laminated the plastic window completed building and caused extensive damage to the home has not yet been estimated.(Herald photo by Piftto.) However, the superintendent the immediate area around the TED TRUDONINC. shades to pieces of the broken hotel was still cordoned off. T|ike. nte. 83 — Talcottville, Conn. OPEN WED., THURS., FRI. NIGHTS UNTIL fcOO P.M.^^ATURDA1MJ^^ (See l*ii({e IK) house next door owned by Tony Vemali. The destroyed admitted the possibility that the AUTHORIZeO I