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Bloodmohile Visits Concordia Church Tuesday, 12:45 *P 5 :3 0 \ The Weather tFioy I Heard If By John Gruber Rain and sleet ending tonight the low in the mid 30s. Tuesday partly cloudy and Page Three mild, the highs around 50 with a 20 per cent chance of rain. % MANCHESTER ^ A City o f Village Charm MANCHESTER, Conn., MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1978 - VOL. XCH, No. 94 TWENTY PAGES PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Cease-Fire Signs On The Increase Saigon, saying the President WASHINGTON (AP) - As Nixon at a breakfast-hour and machinery to reshape the would have to make “ that an // captured enemy documents White House meeting. South Vietnamese government. nouncement.” signaled a midweek initialing of Officially, the White House The major developments: Kissinger and Tho in V- a cease-fire accord, Henry A. continued to portray the pur —Senior South Vietnamese of terrupted their talks on Jan. 13, Kissinger heads back to Paris pose of Kissinger’s return to the ficials said captured documents when the U.S. negotiator today to join allied and Com French capital as "completing from the Communist high com returned to Washington for con munist officials in the last steps the text of an agreement’ ’ to mand stated that an agreement sultation with Nixon. The next toward ending the Vietnam end the fight. will be initialed at 8 a.m. EST day, Nixon dispatched Gen. war. But a flurry of developments Wednesday, that it will be for Before the presidential assis Sunday bolstered the belief that mally signed on Saturday and Alexander M. Haig Jr., his that a cease-fire will go into chief liaison officer with ûth \ tant left Andrews Air Force an agreement soon will be Base, he received last-minute signed, calling for a cease-fire, effect on Sunday, Jan. 28. Vietnamese President Nguyen instructions from President the return of prisoners of war. —While shying away from Van Thieu, to Saigon and four specific dates, Washington other Asian capitals to outline sources indicated that Nixon terms of a tentative agreement. has set a goal of wrapping up Haig returned from his mis the Vietnam agreement this sion Sunday and went im week and that,'' barring un mediately into meetings with Abortion Law expected snags, the President Kissinger and Nixon. They met is confident of hitting that for more than two hours in two target. separate sessions before and —South Vietnamese Foreign after private inaugural- Ruled Invalid Minister Tran Van Lam told an weekend receptions for the interviewer as he departed for President’s relatives and WASHINGTON (A P ) — The Supreme Court today b a m d president Spiro political supporters. the states from interfering with the decision of a woraah -7 t . Agnew will be in Saigon on Indications wdlre that Haig and her doctor to end pregnancies within the first three Jan. 28, presumably to brought Nixon a personal message from Thieu confir months. demonstrate that Washington and Saigon were entering the ming the South Vietnamese In the 7 to 2 decision striking able to arrive at any consensus, post-war era shoulder-to- leader’s acceptance of major down the Texas abortion law. the judiciary, at this point in shoulder. points of the tentative agree Justice Harry A. Blackmun the development of man’s —Agnew himself said he ment negotiated by Kissinger said medical data indicates knowledge, is not in a position couldn’t answer when asked and ’Tho. There were signs too, Plane Crashes in Três abortion in the first three to speculate as to the answers.” whether he will be heading for that Nixon immediately dis months “ although not without patched a response to ’Thieu. A single-engine Piper Cherokee is suspended in pine trees injuries. They were removed from the plane, which was its risk, is now relatively safe.” north of Ellington Airport, where it crashed just after alraut 12 feet from the ground, by Ellington firemen. State The officials denied Therefore, he said, “ any in : i. take-off Sunday afternoon. The pilot-owner, Milton Police and aviation officials are investigating. Airport of knowledge of any date set by terest of the state in protecting Ruling May Affect the allies for a cease-fire, but Askinoss, 51, of Wilbraham, Mass., and his wife, Elaine, ficials said today the plane has been removed from the the woman from an inherently said Jan. 28 seems a logical crash site, about a half mile north of the airport runway. were'taken to Rockville General Hospital by ambulance hazardous procedure ... has one. They added that a truce is after the 12:31 p.m. crash, and they were treated for minor (Photo by Ron Blake) largely disappeared.” Connecticut Case certain before Feb. 1. U.S. sources in Saigon also .The ruling followed two years have mentioned the Jan. 28 of deliberations by the justices. HARTFORD (AP) - A Schaefer did not speculate on date. They say officials in It was based predominantly on lawyer trying to win liberalized how the ruling might affect this volved in logistics support for what Blackmun called a right of abortion laws for Connecticut state’s appeal, but pointed out I News Gunmen Surrender the South Vietnamese have privacy. He said the right “ is says today’s U.S. Supreme that the 'Texas law was very been instructed to expect a broad enough to encompass a Court decision regarding similar to Connecticut’s. cease-fire on that date. I C a p s fd m ^ jvpfnan’s depippB. orfif aqotbqr state’s abortion law . A,group called “ Women ver- hot to termihate neF piregânT;; to ind'iea^ that' iiiil CdandcRdut,^,!^'whlch^^^h^ cy.” Cthinecticut’s is uifi'' -“Seichter ahd "-otber*4t«»yow' coniititutional. represent, has been successful NEW YORK (AP) - Four After the initial shootout sub Amnio Found roof while the gunmen were Justices Byron R. White and Hartford attorney Marilyn twice recently in getting fuglies gunmen who had vowed to die sided to a standoff, police DUBLIN (AP) - Discovery diverted. William H. Rehnquist dis Seichter, questioned shortly Connecticut anti-abortion laws for Muslim paradise in a hail of ringed John & Al’s Sports, Inc., ■Four hours later, following of ammunition washed ashore sented, White said he could “ - after the high court’s ruling ruled unconstitutional in U.S. in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg more negotiations with police Reported on the southern coast of the police bullets have surrendered find nothing in the language or striking down the Texas law, District Court. peacefully after their nine section with sharpshooters. But and pleas from some relatives, Irish Republic sparked a land, history of the Constitution to said: “ It would certainly in When the state’s 112-year-old remaining hostages made a fear for the hostages prevented the gunmen walked out. Two sea and air search today for support the court’s judgment.” dicate that our statute is un law was ruled unconstitutional Ailing more munitions thought to be dramatic escape to signal the any forced showdown and carried a stretcher with a third Rehnquist, meanwhile, said constitutional.” last year, the General LONDON (AP) - Billionaire intended for the outlawed Irish end of a twpây siege in a police concentrated on keeping who was wounded and the “ the court’s sweeping invalida Assembly, at the urging of Gov. Howard Hughes has suffered an Republican Army. Brooklyn sporting goods store. communications with the fourth walked ahead. tion of any restrictions on abor State Ahy. Gen. Robert K. Thomas J. Meskill, passed a apparent heart attack, the Dai The end cable late Sunday gunmen. Police said preliminary tion during the first trimester is Killian, who is appealing a slightly reworded law con ly Mirror reported today. afternoon, over 47 hours after a reports indicated their impossible to justify...” Troop Strength lower court ruling that the taining the same restraints The mass-circulation tabloid silent robbery alarm alerted The break came shortly marksmen had not fired a shot Blackmun’s opinion rejected SAIGON (AP) - U.S. troop Connecticut law also is un against any abortion except said the 68-year-old Hughes has police who surprised the young before 1 p.m. Sunday when the since the original gunbattle, the theory pressed by abortion strength in Vietnam dropped off constitutional, was unavailable when the life of the mother is been confined to bed in his gunmen in the store. One hostages, led by a co-owner of although the gunmen had fired foes that a fetus is a “ person” another 100 inen last week to because of a death in his endangered. ninth-floor suite at the plush patrolman was killed and two the store, broke through volleys from time to time. within constitutional terms and 23,700, the U.S. Command family. A spokesman for “ I would certainly hope at “ Inn at the Park” hotel and others wounded in a fury of gun plasterboard to a sealed off Police identified the four by must be protected by the state. reported today. Killian declined to speculate on this point that the state would ordered to stop work. fire. stairway and escaped to the their Muslim names as Salih Ali He said that in the Constitu About 100,000 more U.S. Navy how the ruling might affect recognize the fact women are ’The papqp reported Hughes Abdullah, Dawd Abdullah Ar- tion “ use of the word is such and Air Force personnel are Connecticut’s appeal to the U.S. not going to sit around and aides as believing the American Rahm and Shulab Abdui that it has application only post- engaged in the Indochina War Supreme Court. allow their rights to be had suffered a heart attack, but Raheem, whose lawyer said he natally.” from bases in Thailand and Asst. Atty. Gen. Daniel trampled,” Miss Seichter said. also quoted a spokesman as was also known as Carey Earl Blackmun added: “ We need Schaefer said he had been in Guam and ships off the Viet She added that she felt that saying: “ It is true that Mr. GOP Ghairmau Robinson. The wounded man, not resolve the difficult ques nam coast. formed by the U.S. Supreme the fight for a liberalized abor Hughes has not been too well. Yusef Abdul, 20, was in fair tion of when life begins. I^ en Court that today’s action did tion law had gained widespread But he is now fit and well. condition after surgery at those trained in The respective not rule on Connecticut’s support because of the refusal During the past week Mr. Brandt In Paris King’s County Hospital. disciplines of medicine, To Step Down appeal, which has not been of state officials to consider a Hughes has been confined to PARIS (AP) - The French- Brooklyn Dist. Atty. Eugene philosophy and theology are un heard yet. liberalized version. bed.” . German treaty of cooperation Gold said he would go before a of Directors and other impor was 10 years old today, and M. Adler Dobkin has an grand jury today with charges tant local offices,” he said, Chancellor Willy Brandt came nounced his resignation as against the four that probably “ Diligent and concise to Paris for an anniversary chairman of the Mancehsetr would include the murder of leadership will be necessary to meeting with President Republican Town Committee, a Patrolman Stephen R. Gilroy, return our town to Republican Greater Hartford Process Georges Pompidou that was post he has held for five years. the attempted murder of control.” ’The Democrats took expected to be the most exten He said he will call a meeting of Patrolmen Jose Adorno and control of the Board of Direc sive in the decade of semi the committee in two or three Frank Carpentier, kidnapping tors in 1971, after five years un annual summits. weeks for the express purpose and weapons possession. Explains ‘New Town’ Plans of electing a successor and that der Republican control. his resignation will be effective Dobkin’s term as chairman Swims To Freedom HOLLY GANTNER mitted that Larkin’s transac no connection with renewal then. will not expire until the spring types of ownership were Correspondent tions in the town were “ a blind” work in Hartford being carried LUENEBURG, Germany of 1974. He was elected to the private homes, rental units, and “ I feel strongly,’’ wrote The Greater Hartford Com and that all land purchased by out by Process. (AP) — A 22-year-old East Gerr post in 1968 - succeeding Fran possibly some condominimums. Dobkin in a letter to all GOP munity Development Corpora him will be deeded over to Cusick, Libassi and North man woman braved near cis Dellafera, who declined re- Bus Plan As to the funding o f the freezing temperatures and . committee m ^ b e r s , “ that a lf tion, development arm of Process for the new town. explained that in-depth studies election. project, Devco has borrowed organizations need periodic Greater Hartford Process, Saturday afternoon’s session of 29 towns had been carried swam the River Elbe to escape Dobkin expressed a desire to money from private sources to change in leadership, in order Opposed came out in the'open Saturday included members of the Town out, with the towns matched ' to the West, customs officials ■ remain on the town com buy land, and must pay this that the pro|wr direction and afternoon and informed a Council, Planning and Zoning against a list of criteria such as mittee,.” ® -order to ..continue back over a period of time, with level of enthîasm be main meeting of various town of , Commission and various other efficiency of town government, my support of the Republican By Union interest Libassi said that tained. ’This thought,', coupled ficials that it intends “ to work officials such as Robert Young, accessibiiity by road, and many party and to help the new nothing definite has been done with the increasing demands of closely with the residents and director of the Windham other factors, and that Coven leadership in any way about funding the actual con Jetliner my business, have brought HARTFORD (AP) - A officials of Coventry to develop Regional Planning Agency; try had stacked up the best, possible.” struction phase of the project. atout my decision to tender my request by ’The Connecticut Co. a mutually acceptable plan for Town Engineer Walter Fuss; thus being chosen as the site. He said he doesn’t know who He said there is some possibili resignation at this time.’’ for permission . to resume a high quality, balanced new Planner Frank Connelly ; Town No Plan Yet C^rashes will succeed him as chairman ty of assistance from the Taking note there will be an emergency, drastically reduced community which both Coven Attorney Jack Shea; and State No development plan for the but said his “ personal choice” Department of Conununity Af election this fall “ to determine bus service is a “ subterfuge” try and Process can be proud Senator David Odegard. An new community has been is A. Paul Berte of 57 Tuck Rd., fairs, but nothing certain. As Ih Nigeria control of Manchester’s Board fostered by state officials, says of.” hour and fifteen minutes into started, since Devco intends to a member of the town com for Title 7, under which H.U.D. a union official. The meeting, held less than 48 the meeting, reporters were in work with the town on this. mittee and a district leader. can gurarantee funds for new KANO, Nigeria (AP) - A E. Clayton Gengras, ConnCo hours after Gov. Meskill’s of vited to sit in on the remainder Cusick explained, “ We will be “ What has pleased me the communities up to about 90 per JordanUm jetliner bringing 202 president, planned to spell out fice informed the council that of it and ask questions. guided by the wishes of the most,” said Dobkin, in looking cent, Libassi referred to it as a Moslems home from a his proposal in detail at a Coventry was indeed the site of Local Support town. We propose to begin in back on his five years in office, “ bureaucratic quagmire” and pilgrimê to Mecca crashed Public Utilities Commission Process’s projected “ new The three Process officials the near future to work with the “ is that we have succeeded in said “ we’d like to avoid it.” on landing in a fog here today hearing today. He has already town,” iaid to rest some of the stressed that “ Only the people people and officials of Coventry involving many new and young Process will concentrate its and burst into flames. Officials said the emergency plan would rumors and speculation that of Coventry can make the final in developing both a full un people in our working ranks. attention on the life support said most were killed. restore about 30 per cent of the have run through the town for decisions abSut the proposed derstanding of what the new systems for the new communi Some are now town committee T|ie death toll was variously company’s runs in the Hart several weeks, in the wake of new community, and we are community can mean in ty, such as recreation, health members, others have worked givm as 162 and 191 as rescue ford, New Haven and Stamford sudden sales of large parcels of going to do everything we can positive terms to the town, and programs, improved social ser v e ^ hard for our committee teaihs went through the burned areas. land in the town’s northwest to earn their enthusiastic sup meaningful participation on the vices, and problems of the aged and, certainly, are potential wreckage. Radio Nigeria The Amalgamated Transit comer. port for this undertaking. We part of the town in developing members. They surely will be and disadvantaged, while Etev- reported about 40 survivors, but .Union, which struck ConnCo Representatives of Process are confident, that the peopple the plan for the new com an asset to any new co will develop and implement officials here said they have Nov. 25, has rejected the plan and Devco also said that Edwin of Coventry^'working together munity.” leadership.” the physical plan. recovered ll persons alive. bec§use it would provide jobs Larkin, the attorney from with us, are going to see the The projections as to size are He concluded, “ We have had Private Enterprise. A witness said the plane was for only a minority of the Rochester, N. Y. whose three proposed new community as an pretty much as put forth in Much of the actual building good days and not so good days, engulfed in flames after it striking drivers and mechanics. development groups have been asset to their town, in terms of Process literature. Devco es would be done by private but at all times the town com- crashed on the runway at about “ This is just a subterfuge of buying up the land, will now cofiltrolling future development, timates a population of about builders, although Devco would mittee.’s cooperation and loyal 10 a.ip. j trying to get a temporary per just silently disappear. Patrick providing optimum social ser 20,000 within 10 to 15 years, and put up a small portion. All ty on my behalf has been Army troops, police, firemen mit, which he (Gengras) would Cusick, president of D^vco; vices and having a posivitve a total of about 6,000 dwelling housing and building would be tremendous. It has been an in and health workers were called then reapply for as a full (per Peter Libassi, president of financial effect on the com units. ’Type of housing will be done under a sort of master teresting, enlightening and -in tolielp search for bodies and manent) permit,” ATU presi Process; and J. Richard North, munity.” varied, but will ultimately de plan of the new community site rewarding experience. I thank - survivors and to clear the dent Jolui Thompson said Sun project manager for the It was emphasized that the pend on what the people of you all.” (See Page Twenty) wreckage. M. Adler Dobkin day. proposed new community, ad Coventry project has absolutely Coventry decide. Suggested ii' ......

-A- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 22. 1973 — PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 22, 1W3 Student Exchange Seeks Host BAND LEADERS CONVENE See Saturday's Herald for Conveyance Tax GRAZ, Austria (AP) — More About Town Sheinwold on Bridge is sent to the student from AFS Manchester has participated Miss Mary Mnasimba tion pro(;edures are asked t o (’omplele TV Listings American Field Service than 300 Austrian band leaders TV Tonight headquarters, medical in in the exchange program for 12 Mnajjemba from Uganda. She contact Mrs. Lawrence attended the First Styrian Ka “ T H E W A Y International Scholarships is is living with the family of Mr. Handley, 17 Spring St.; or Jay UNEXPECTED TRICK offering a Manchester home a surance is provided, and the years and has hosted students pellmeisters Convention here. The VFW Auxiliary will meet South dealer Draws Criticis] and Mrs. Allan Walch of 30 R. Stager, Manchester Chapter ASSURES CONTRACT 10-month “experience” in Inter host family may take a tax from Japan, Sweden, Gerniany, They learned about the latest (8-40) MOVIE Tuesday at 7;|0,p.m. at the Post By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Both sides vulnerable Frederick'Rd., and her host president, 30 Forest St. The — 6:00 — HARTFORD (AP) - A The commissiem calle^in its I HEARD IT” nationa] relations without reduction in accordance with brass music literature and re "Kow the West Was Won," Home. Betty Goodale of “Thank you, partner,’’ said NORTH provisietps made by the Internal'' Austria. Australia, France, "sister" is Pamela Walch, a deadline for host family (3-8-22) NEWS 4 96 3 spokesman for the state real es report earlier this month aor an leaving home; in short, the ceived tips on raising the artis (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH Conclusion. Glastonbury, District 3 presi South when his partner put Revenue Service. Norway, Brazil, and Argentina. senior. Families interested in applications in New York City 8 4 tate industry says a recommen increase from the present 61.10 Manchester AFS Chapter is tic standards in their field. (18) 700 CLUB dent, will be a guest. Officm down the dummy. ‘‘Think While most families who par The student at MHS this year is more information or applica is Feb. 15. (20) SOUNDING BOARD O 9 84.1 dation of the CSovemor’s Com conveyance tax on each 61,OW by John. Gruber seeking a family to host an Austria now has about 370 (20-22-30) MOVIE are reminded to wear uniforms. nothing of it,’’ North replied. ticipate in the AFS program in bands which employ about (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE Jk 6 1 3 mission on Tax Reform to in transaction to a 610 'levy. The overseas student for the 1973-74 "I Love M y Wife” (1970). “Mayte you can ruff a club in 10,000 musicians. (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH WEST EAST crease the tax on property tran state would take 68j90 and' school year. clude children of high school Doctor finds solace with TV Manchester Chapter, may hand.” (40) WILD WILD WEST 4 18 7 ,4105 sactions is in reality another municipalities would (jlmtinue age, any family is eligible to actress. Elliott Gould, Brenda SPEBSQSA, will rehearse South dealer — 8:30 — V 9 5 J 10 7 ; tax on real property. to keep the 61.10. The young person will live serve. The main requirement is Jihool -for Idrern 0 ' 6 Vaccaro, Angel Tompkins. tonight at 8 at the Army and Both sides vulnerable M O V E R A n N O B (3) CBS NEWS OAK62 OJ10 7 5 with the family and attend the host parents’ concern for (24) SKATING Navy Gub. The rehearsal is Opening lead—King of ♦ A'9 7 4 ♦ QJ 10 ^ T h u r^ y will bring what I Bard of Avon reiHy slfeiild have to the performance, you’ll be at and interest in young people. FORRMIENTBANO (8) ABC NEWS a tremendous disadvantage. It classes at Manchester High r\ow eni-Q\V(2^ for SPECTACULAR open to all men interested in Diamonds SOUTH , ^confidently expect to be the written himself. AFS International screens YOtMOPEOPUE (22-30) NBC NEWS will be entertaining all right, School. Aside from food costs (24) DESIGNING WOMEN Special — Hour on ice. singing barbersbop-style har North thought he was joking, 4 AK042 J 'highlight of the musical season and some small, incidental candidates who apply for a nw ••«*«>• w nMii. to M Mtai mony. but astoundingly enough South T MaQf>y The love scene is beautiful. It but primarily this is a great art year's stay in the U nit^ States. __ »«•••• •ttmmrnmimiftt — 7:00 - — 9:30 — in Hartford. The Connecticut expenses, the host family in did make his contract by ruf O Q occurs in Venice in the original work, not a piece of The New York City-based agen MMM tor ttontof *r «Mr dWtom (3) MOVIE (3) DORIS DAY Mr: Steak Opera Association will present but in the opera it is at the end curs no debt. "Phe local chapter The Handicrafts Group of fing a club in the dummy. 4k K 8 Verdl’,s “ Otello’’ that evening entertainment. As an art work cy works with 60 countries, and / "The Guns of August ' Doris holds a fashion show. k 244 Center Sl, Maacheater Phfcae M8-199S t of Act Tin Cyprus. It is on a par works jointly with MHS 1 Mi. MU Manchester Newcomers Gub West opened the king of South West North East at the Bushnell, with a it requires study. I’ve been over 2,600 students from abroad (1964). Documentary on the — 10:00 - students to raise the annual fee )■ will meet tonight at 7:30 at the diamonds and continued with 2 4 Pass 2 NT Pass remarkably fine cast. There with the love music in “Tristan studying it for years and I’m are currently living and start of World War I. (3) THEY NEED LOVE und Isolde.” The music is not that covers the AFS program Community Y. Mrs. Peter the ace. South ruffed, drew two 1 Pass 1 4 Pass were still some seats available sure there are things in the studying in America. (8) TRUTH OR Special — Report on a 4 4 Pass Pass Pass : STEAK for LUNCH! quite as magnificent, but the expenses. A monthly allowance I6\0 BITTtt Hickey will demonstrate rounds of trumps and then took When I last inquired (Friday) work that somebody could still CONSEQUENCES Massachusetts school for the * (Mondays thru Fridaya) text is better. Of course, if E 3 Shaker shingle pictures. the ace and king of hearts. Opening lead — O K but it is bound to be a sellout so point out to me. (18) DICK VAN DYKE retarded. Declarer’s next step was to you’re like most opera fans, you (20) NBC NEWS (24) STATE OF CONN. one club and with the nine of I ★ LUNCHEON STEAK...... •! donH delay getting to the box don’t understand the text lead a low heart. If the two mis- office. Don’t let me scare you off, (22-30) NEWS The council on ministries of spades to ruff South’s second anyway, so you won't think this however. There is beautiful ■tiraicns — 10:30 — sing hearts were evenly In the title role will be Pier itor 17 r (24) OPEN LINE South United Methodist church club. Would you have believed ’ ★ BEEF KEBOB ...... duet is as great as the one in music to listen to, even if you taMI tr AMI tiSItoi (8-40) WHAT ABOUT divided. South could safely ruff (with peppers and oniona) Miranda Ferraro whom I’ve Cheieest Meok In Town! Topic: Life Insurance. will meet tonight at 7:30 at it possible? Tristan, but I honestly know of TOMORROW? in dummy. never heard except on recor- understand nothing, and (40) ABC NEWS Susannah Wesley Hall of the Daily Question no other love scene that suffers comprehend even less. Frank West could not gain by discar dingBi This will be only his — 10:35 — church. As dealer, you hold: t ★ VEAL PARMESAN...... $ 1 .1 0 so little when compared to the Pandolfi has mounted this show — 7:30 — ding. Dummy would niff, and Spades, J-8-7; Hearts, 9-5; (m ay have spaghetti tnataed of potateen) second appearance in the TUESDAY ONLY S P E C l^ lAf NMI My wry (8) LET’S MAKE A DEAL (24) MARTIN AORON8KY South would ruff a diamond to Wagnerian one. very beautifully in the past and la MttMn wmO Diamonds, A-K-6-2; Clubs, United States so there hasn’t (18) STAND UP A CHEER The executive board of the regain the lead. South would I expect he will do so again. Women’s Society of Community A -9-7-4, J ★ TERIYAKI STEAK...... S l.V g been but one opportunity to Before you go, read up on the Lean, Center Cut (20) FILM — — twa 11:00 then draw the last trump and W hat do you say'? hear him “live” and that one a opera in a guide. The You’ll probably think the (22) HOLLYWOOD (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS Baptist Church will meet cash the queen and another tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Answer; Bid one club. If ' A MR. MAVERICK STEAK ...... couple, of hundred miles from Shakespeare text is not too orchestra is too loud, if your SQUARES (20) HAVE GUN — WILL heart. At the end. South would partner bids two clubs, you will here. You can’t always judge by experience with opera has TRAVEL church. much help since it has been (30) MOUSE FACTORY give up two club tricks. pass; and if he bids one dia a recording but he seems to abridged, even though the text been early Verdi and Puccini. Pork Chops (40) POLKAI Discards Club The Exchange Gub will meet mond, you will raise to two Hie above are all nerved with any two of the fOilowtng: have fine timbre, at least. has been quite faithfully This is not so. Verdi meant it West saw all this and Potatoes, Vegietables, Salad or Cottage Cheese , , ‘'Country Styto” Pork Chops • • • • .lb. 79c Mondays: All Saats 99» — 8:00 — — 11:05 — Tuesday al fi:,30 p m . at the diamonds. If you opened the ' “Otello” is a tough role. followed. I talked about to be loud and the singers therefore ruffed the third heart McQUEEH/MacORAW (8-40) JANE GOODALL (24) JANAKI Manchester (^luntry Gub. bidding with one diamond and Caruso never tackled it. “Otello” for over an hour last even louder. This is not in the r Special — Documentary on with the jack of spades. South partner responded two clubs, Richard Tucker has never sung night at Hartford College for Italian tradition, but it makes In a hiury? Ihen call us, ted liuich'will be ready whea you arrive! I HIGHLAND PARK MARKET THH (il-TAWAV ' Africa’s wiid dogs. Special — Report on discarded the deuce of clubs you would have to bid three it and he is on record as saying Women and there was plenty I for wonderful theater. Tell SINGER lEMIHIHG CENTER (18) THE PRISONER "humanization" of computers. BAKRIERS DOWN from the dummy, beginning his clubs—a decided overbid with PlwBeM8-199S he never will. James didn’t get around to explaining. your husband he won’t get 317 m ghinnH St„ Manchester—Phone 646-4277 (20-22-30) LAUGH-IN EAST LANSING, Mich. campaign to shorten dummy’s your minimu values. McCracken was the last one much sleep in during the Vici\^ • fuW d a y • (qi<\P- r^'l rt^t ■ (AP) — Beth Mlynarek, a 19- clubs. ^ OPEN 7 DAYS! 1140 AM. to 9M P.M. So you see that if you go cold Guest: Sammy Davis Jr. — 11:30 — Copyright 1973 locally with Mario del Monaco performance. URNSIDE (24) NET OPERA year-old Michigan State West led a third diamond, and General Features Corp. B (3) MOVIE before that. Both of them have ■ • h : ■» '< :-.l 1 ■ • • ^ •__ Special — "The Death University sophomore, has South ruffed with his last made more or less a career of . fc, a , • j , ; u - ’ t III' "Picture Mommy Dead” Goddess," a Japanese opera broken the all-male tradition of trump. Now South cashed the the part, and it would seem that (1966). Susan Gordon, Martha the Michigan State Marching written for TV. queen and six of hearts, discar "Ferraro is now making the role Hyer. Band. ding two more clubs from the HELD OVER (PO) — 9K)0 — (8-40) DICK CAVETT As one of two drum majors INTRODUCING his own. Repeat Waltor Matthau-Carot Bumatt dummy. Verdi considered calling this Of A (3) HERE’S LUCY Guests; Paul Newman, John and two tw irlers, she now This left dummy with only Guest: Elsa Lanchester as a Huston. performs dances and marchiiw opera, “ laro" at one time, Selloutl routines along with the band, TACO since the role of the villain is bank robber. (20-22-30) JOHNNY nHoHem fool CARBON usually at one end of the field. just about as important as the Besides performing at all home Theater role of Otello. As lago we shall • Now Plating - Quest host: Dorn DeLuise. games, she also travels with TUESDAYS AT Guests: Steve Allen, others. Tlaie Sehednie hear Thomas Stewart, noted for the team. his portrayal of baritone roles Mechanic ACROSS DOWN in Wagnerian works. His wife, Playing at 7 A t P.M. ■1 Low Admiaalon Priooa 'Evelyn Lear, will sing Mall Cinema — “Pete N’ 1. Little Burro (sp.) 2. LaUn dance Desdemona. Both are great ar 8al.-8un. Matinaa 1 A 3 P.M. TiUie,” 7:00-9:00 5. Tacos are fun to — 3. Open tacos made with Final Waafr(a) 7. Com dough used to make beans. tists, and I can personally nnUR ON TNE MOF Jack The Giant KWor tortillas. 4. National sandwich of guarantee. Coming: everything About Sex* Burnside Theater — “The TODAY AT 2-a;M-9:M 8. Snake of Mexico Mexico. Let’s get a couple of things SUNDAY AT 2-S-S Getaway," 7:15-9:30 t. A — is wrapped in a com 6. Mashed, seasoned Mcadcan clear at the outset. The opera is Mon. To Thura; At 7:30 Ks'ause husk beans. ' 10. River (sp.) 8. The pinto — is used to make ;properly “Otello,” even though U.A. Theater East — “1776 ” it is based on Shakespeare’s Plorist & Greenhouses 8:00 11.1 love (sp.) 6 down. I TbwAa - «. U JERRY LEWIS'CINEMA 12. Vegetable used to make 9. Flat com pancake. '“Othello.” Shakespeare made a MMM333 avifiVAM AVK. - esAABAi eouie wdumc tortillas 13. Our dinners include beans mistake. There is no “th” in the Meadows Drive-In Theater — 14. Yes (sp.) and —. 16. Enchiladas are topped with Italian language, and since the “Top of the Heap,” 7:30; “Soul 15. Take — to Mexico for din- man in question was a Venetian Soldier,” 9:10 chopped —. 18. Sun (sp.) 17. Opposite 14 across and thus an Italian, the name Now Showing 19. Mister (sp.) tortillas ■JuiaaraNMWMWMi Jerry Lewis Cinema, South 20. Tacos shells are had to' be Otello without any LAteUT aiTAIL OBOWUU M M ANCHIfm 21. A great Mexican Resta- deep fried in —. “ h.” The letter “h” exists in Windsor -- ' ‘Mechanic,” 7:00- rant Poarl Drops i i j M f e ^ o s ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 6 4 3 - 9 5 S 9 ■9:00 ithe Italian language but never C a ll Sin conjuwBtlon'.*.MSflL.T“tT;XiV Regular or mint. 2.75 oz. 1.5» The Award W •21 HAaTfOBD aOAO, M ANCNItm y EVERY TUESDAY WE i:COlUUBItPKIUlltS State Theater h- “Lady Sings PleOeont cbnij^leted puzzle any Tuesday for a 1 WILL FEATURE TACOS PmoreoWdV,',' i t •W'liever ntiun W im unRW "f'l the Blues,” 6:30-9:00 (iprongunced in any. event.; J«C|[L.WIIMKR'S Musiceu w 3 for 994 Kotex Sanitary Napkins nwKrM I Desdemona is pronounced Custom tailor styled Vernon Cine I — “Fiddler on CARRY-OUT SPECIALS /“ Des-DEHM-d-nah’^ and not with single or dooth p*ttvisKiii*@« S c re ^ S ★ FREE TACO 1 12 TACOS for $3.60 lebreast, the Roof,” 7:30 i “ Des-da-MOAN-a’' as you backs, pockets. Full ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ iWWk ★ W wJ Tww ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ READY TO EAT ° probably learhed it irt high (Limit 1 par customsr) ARRiD Extra Dry Oeod fashioned tor in- Special Rate for School bnupt I CU» Vernon Cine II - “Pete N’ school and as one radio com- Regular or unscenfed; 6oz .Sizes 34 to 40. For Information, caH lb'. Roiietti, 643-5131 Tillie,” 7:10-9:10 246 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 646-1978 ment'ator insist’s on I 1-28 tixe. mtsprohouheing it tb this day. T The three, Otello, lago, and SAVE UP TO $8 Desdemona, carry the show and C inema! E l I v i /^“^^^Cin e m a I doubt that you will ever Beys’ “ WAll about love encounter finer casting than you’ll get Tl)ursday evening. Jr. Boys’ & Girls’ HELL,UPSIDE Shakespeape’s play is a Generous 4 ounce bottle, non-narcotic^ ^ I W.ill.-I effect. Our Reg. 79* Snowmobiles DOWN AAAlth.Mi masterpiece lit itself but I am convinced that the opera is an “THE POSEIDON D iirnett even greater theatrical work. 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Burl L. Lyons Publisher The Manchester Publishing Co. assumes no financial responsibility for APPLIANCE AND TV SALE Subscription Rates typographical errors appearing in adver Payable in Advance tisements and other reading^inatter in One Month $3.25 The Manchester Evening H m ld. Single Copy 154 Display advertising closing hours, Save Over C O L O R T V By Clarrier, Weekly 75< three full days prior to publication. C O L O R T V Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon One Y ear $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon Six Months $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and S T E R E O S T E R E O Three Months $9.75 Monday. APPLIANCES APPLIANCES Hurrah For Baltic Are. * 1 3 0 ® ® 19-INCH DIAGONAL MEASUREMENT It was a refreshing departure from proclaim ed that the struggle 18-LB. TOP LOAD the usual dismal fare that makes up so “ represented the last resort of the un Snow On A High Hill With Hartford In ’The Distance. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) much of daily newspaper reading—the derdog to hold out against the hullabaloo stirred up by the “ plot” of oppressive forces of Boardwalk and AUTOMATIC COLOR the Atlantic City Commission to Park Place power mongers.” change the names of Baltic and And while it lasted it was a ISixon Flexes His Mediterranean Avenues, which, along punster’s dream. There were threats Muscle Of Office Capital Fare TV with other of the city’s streets, have WASHER of sending the commissioners to “ jail, been immortalized on the Monopoly directly to jail.” By BRUCE BIOSSAT love. In it his feeling is one of Andrew Tully People in this town seem ab confidence both in his board. “ We have turned the corner,” said solutely obsessed with Presi knowledge and in his capacity 18 CUBIC FOOT The story is now history: How fans one observer after the commission dent Nixon’s behavior since his to make decisions. He wants 23-INCH AUTOMATIC .FIN E TUNING expert counsel, as from Henry Betting 5-4 Nixon Court around the country rushed to the backed down. A bit of Americana has re-election. Yet, with all the reporting and all the comment Kissinger, but not too much. defense of lowly Baltic and been saved and it is now “ Go” in the on his isolation, his failure to Whatever Mr. Nixon’s in FROST FREE Mediterranean, some collecting larger struggle to preserve other consult and explain, there is securities, they do not extend to something elusive here. this realm. WASHINGTON-Attaches in himself as the Court’s foremost second oldest justice. Burger CONSOLE Monopoly money to finance the cause; threatened American values and Maybe the mystery is that Furthermore, in an office the marble palce occupied by guardian of individual rights, and Powell are 65; Blackmun is the eloquent plea by Edward P. traditions. Well, it was all in fun, but there is no mystery. We may where “ loners” are not uncom the Supreme Court, who enjoy a and he has a low opinion of 64; Stewart 57; White 55, and mon, he is the loner almost bit of gossip as much as the Richard Nixon’s attitude Rehnquist the baby at 48. ’They Parker, president of Parker Brothers, there just could be more truth than simply be witnessing a coming together of elements about Mr. without parallel. He is not a next bureaucrat, are betting toward those rights. are all in good health, although manufacturers of the garne, jest in the last sentiment. Nixon, and about the presiden man who consults widely, nor that a solid 5-to-4 Nixon Court Still, the man will be 75 next Burger suffers from a chroidc COLOR TV REFRIGERATOR will come into being this year. October, and even a William O. comparing the two streets to “ such If Americans care so much about cy, which are highly familiar one who ever feels easy with back ailment, but the older <388 both to the professional White many people. His instinct is un Only one more appintee is Douglas is not immune to the justices are also subject to Baltic and Mediterranean, the low- thoroughfares as Broadway, House watcher and the average mistakably for isolation and needed to achieve that goal, and hazards accompanying old age. nature’s laws. Trafalgar Square and the Champs rent district of the Monopoly board so American. If this is so, then it withdrawal. He always found the morning line dispensed in It is logical rather than brutal But the fact remains that DELUXE MODEL FRONT LOAD CONVERTIDU campaigning personally dis the Court’s corridors is that to suggest that those hazards however nature deals its hand, Elysees;” the stirring rally cry of often scorned by Boardwalk and Park could be that the only really 12 MGH ALL CHANNEL new thing is that these tasteful, and now he is free of it either Justice William 0. could catch up with him and the Court will retain its Princeton University student Robert Place power mongers, maybe there’s elements somehow are reinfor forever. Douglas or Justice Thurgood force his retirement this year. conservative flavor for many Marshall will retire in 1973 to Although 10 years Douglas’ Baker, who organized “Students to cause for hope that the communities cing each other as never before. • Third, Mr. Nbcon over the years to come. Richard Nixon Let’s look at some of them, years could watch a Congress clear the way for a fifth Nixon junior, Marshall might be the would name no liberal to Save Baltic and Mediterranean” and we actually live in can be revitalized. one by one. losing strong leaders, falling man. The administration lineup first to go simply because he replace a Burger,or a PORTABLE • First, the growth in the use into disparate parts, not using on the highest bench now has never enjoyed the latter’s Blackmun or a Powell, and he’ll PORTABLE of presidential power relative its powers. Once in the White includes (Thief Justice Warren vigorous good health. have the power of appointment to congressional power has House, it was an irresistible E. Burger, and Justices Harry A fifth Nixon appointee for four more years. Senate been going on a long time. temptation to underline con A. Blacjcmun, Lewis F. Powell would make the Court solidly opposition to the contrary>: Our Spending Anomaly Historians mark its beginnings gressional ineffectiveness by Jr., and William H. Rehnquist. conservative. The tqaiq at poiwlthstpnding. Any, ^leutr^' TV with Abraham Lincoln and the pressing ever harder with ^ At 74, Ubuglas is the fiburt’s Burger, Blackmun, PhWell aiid actual^ would have td betitkat’ Civil War, find it got a huge presidential initiatives — not oldest member. He wears an Rehnquist thinks alike most of the child bom today will find a Builders are howling about a cut At the same time, the national boost with Woodrow Wilson in just in the foreign field, but electronic heart pacemaker in the time; the four justices cast Nixon Court still sitting when back in federal subsidies for low- income is now 22 times as high as World War I, then another with against the glacially immobile his breast, a circumstance exactly the same votes in 54 of he reaches voting age. Franklin D. Roosevelt in the federal bureaucracy. which suggests he could be the 64 cases in which all income housing. during the worst Depression year of 25-INCH INSTANT TOUCH TUNING 18 LB. 220 VOLT depression and World War II. • Fourth, he has just won an having thoughts about retire participated. For example, all Farmers are worried about a hold 1933. From that time forward, the overwhelming re-election ver ment. Marshall, the only black four dissented in the Court’s CURRENT QUOTES FULL AUTOMATIC ^ M X L - 1 0 0 © ^ 4 / progression has been steady, dict. One could argue that it jusUce, is only 64, but he has decisions to outlaw the death on federal disaster aid loans, “ 1 do feel Juan Corona The federal budget was never moderated only slightly by was basically a default victory been ill off and on for the past penalty and to force integration lOO% Solid State AccuCdor deserves another trial. I have especially those in the Midwest who over an ineffectual opponent. few years. of the Emporia, Va., school offered as a cause or reason for Dwight D. Eisenhower’s more doubts yet. I don’t think they But its magnitude also gave it Appointed by Franklin D. district. ELECTRIC limited concept of his office. are only now bringing in a harvest had enough evidence. I still seeking increases before the now- Wars showed presidents — the ring of an endorsement. Roosevelt, Douglas is the Indeed, even without a consis- delayed by 1972’s wet weather. doubt I made the right CONSOLE and people — how the presiden You could say this vote is a justice Nixon would most like tent majority on the abolished Price Commission, says decision.’’ - Naomi Congressmen are fuming at cy could be used. After that, “ new element,” but there is to be rid of—the last of the New conservative side, the Supreme Pepper. Every instance reflects another way to see it. Dealers, a fierce libertarian Court already has swung to the Underwood, the holdout juror in President Nixon’s announced inten people perceived the White who led the 1971-72 Court ses right. Justice Byron R. White, a the trial of Corona, who was DRYER higher costs of production, which are House as the great power Presidents before Mr. Nixon w convicted by a jury after 46 tion to spend only as much money as have won smashing triumphs sion in dissents with 56. But former Justice Department GAS MODEL $20.00 MORE mainly unavoidable. Agricultural center. The perception was un COLOR TV <486 hours of deliberations over derscored by a constant run of ^nd history advises that such despite his heart condition, official, frequently has joined he thinks should be spent, no matter eight days of murdering 25 products tend to reflect the supply foreign crises, in which the victors — especially when they Douglas just well might be the the Burger team in 5-to-4 how much Congress appropriates, in itinerant farm workers. situation as well as rising expenses in president acted both with speed do not have to run again — often healthiest man on the Court. He rulings. Less often, the four 22 INCH ALL CHANNEL his effort to curtail inflation. and great constitutional feel emboldened to use their is still an outdoors buff and an conservative justices have been “ I can’t help but feel guilty OVEN WMDOW-OVEN UGHT production and distribution. powers to the fullest, even to enthusiastic long-distance joined by Justice Potter Stwart Yet “ no certain connection can be freedom. about it, but there was nothing Other economists, of course, will • Second, this entire trend the point of overreaching. hiker. He seems in robust good in civil rights and welfare else I could do. I just thank God TIMER-30 INCH found between spending or deficits If Mr. Nixon is now doing health and his mind (nay be the decisions. Stewart is an UNHID argue that all these rising expenses was quickly recognized as she won’t have to know about it. and the Consumer Price Index, which peculiarly suited to the in that, as even some of his sharpest on the bench; his Eisenhower appointee; White She can’t talk and she can’t are ultimately attributable to federal terests and the special make-up friends believe, it is not, then, mental processes certainly are was named to the Court by we take as the measure of inflation,” understand. She’s just fiscal policy. of Richard Nixon. altogether a new phenomenon. the most stubborn. President Kennedy. dwindling away.” — Howard contends Robert K. Pepper, a Florida The foreign field is his great The perplexity arises, I Moreover, Douglas is Age could be a factor on both Thomas, who is divorcing his ^ CONSOLE suggest again, from the way all determined not to quit. He liberal and conservative aides newspaper editor and iconoclastic But Pepper does seem to have a dying wife, Ruth, in an attempt GAS these things have combined. recently told a close friend, in Nixon’s plans to re-do the to regain the welfare benefits student of economics. point when he adds that it is curious Today’s Thought President Nixon, holding the “ They’ll have to carry me out Court. The other Warren Court which she lost so expensive ^lls In the 43-year period from 1930 that the adminstration seems to show world’s greatest public office, in a pine box unless I decide my liberal, the youthful-looking to a nursing home where she is KEY 73 and YOU seems on his way to stamping mind is failing.” Douglas sees William J. Brennan, at 66 is the through 1972, he says, government little concern over the tens of billions confined can be paid. TV The KEY 73 committee of a his second term as the era of RANGE outlays increased by a ratio of 72 to 1, spent on warfare and defense. certain church was trying to the private pr&idency. And in find someone to help them in the strange blend of trends that the public debt by 27 to 1 but prices by In this connection, the^word the evangelistic effort to share lead him this way, there may be ''O .K ., Fellows, Ifs Your Boll Again!' only about 2 V2 to 1. “ inflation” is never mentioned. Christ and Christian faith. grave danger for him — and the “ How about asking Bill to country he serves. PICK AND DICKER give us a hand?” asked one of ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS the members. “ That’s out! ” replied another O p e n Fo ru m member. “ The only time you NEW 1972 MODELS ALL CONSOLE - AM-FM STEREO will ever be able to get any CHOOSE FROM 5,000 BTU to 10.000 BIU work out of Bill will be the day H e ra ld they cremate him and use his SOME AT DEALER COST Priced from *199.95 ashes in an hour glass!” Yesterdays PICK A MODEL — MAKE AN OFFER CURTIS What I Know About the Good Old Days One of the most discouraging MATHES things to a minister or Sunday 23 Years Ago FIRST COME—FIRST SERVED school superintendent is to ask BUY NOW AND SAVE Let’s mull a few recollections One thin dime bought a bar shot. an individual to take over some Mrs. Fred Keish is installed Regarding the good old days, And beer was a nickel a glass. task and be turned down or for for her third term as head of Of customs, costumes, styles and prices, While a full course dinner was thirty cents, another individual to promise to Mystic Review. All found on history’s page. Served up by a charming lass. do some task and then fall down E m ergency situation is Choose from Famous Brand Names — Many One and Two of a Kind — Some In on the job. Of course, there are When a rent was two or three dollars a month Then high wheel bikes were transportation. created by steady snowfall; times when ill health or some And a pay five bucks a week; As were bicycles built for two. highway department starts other legitimate reason com Original Cartons - All Full Guarantees -Delivered - Normal Installation When people worked twelve hours a day, Warming muffs were plenty. plans to plow side streets in one pels us to say no; but we should lane only. And kept their health at peak. But mink coats then were few. be very sure that it is neither Frank Cheney Jr. is re SOME QUANTITIES LIMITED True, we toiled long hours in the old days. Then the poor drove a mule and buckboard. laziness nor indifference that elected for his 43rd year as But we did things more relaxed. Wide open to mud and dust; prevents us from doing our president of Savings Bank of Without coffee breaks there were fewer mistakes. While a horse and carriage part. Manchester, and R. LaMotte And a lot less heart attacks. served the well-to-do. In KEY 73 Christians will be Russell for his 42nd term as Better known as the “ upper crust.” working together to share treasurer. Most people then were self-reliant ACT FAST FOR GREATEST SAVINGS Christ with every person in the Both conservative and liberal: Women dressed with hoop skirts. USA and Canada. It is hoped 10 Years Ago Proud to be an American High button shoes, and bustles; that 50 to 100 million professing And a rugged individual. With pantaloons and petticoats. Christians will give their William C. Whitesell is one of Both trimmed with lacy ruffles. two top winners in annual youth anchester Open Wed., Thurs. Yes, work hours were long and pay was small witness to the balance of the 250 mpUfUgigNBIHF M millions in North America. leadership contest sponsored by Open Wed., Thurs. But prices were more in line; Men wore cuffless trousers, “ But when he saw the mul Connecticut Elks Association. For a dollar then was worth one hundred cents. Cut-a-way coats and beaver hats; titudes, he was moved with Public relations committee of While now around thirty nine. With snow white bib and tucker. Women’s Auxiliary of Fri. Til 9 Bow ties and button spats. compassion on them...The F r i .’til9 T w t m k t Then a bushel of spuds was fifty cents. harvest truly is plenteous, but Manchester Memorial Hospital With a turnip or two to boot; All this before ladies voted the labourers are few; Pray ye plans to sponsor film covering “ TBLBVIiUOM H appliance While a head o| lettuce was a give-away Or as yet received their rights. therefore the Lord of the all phases of hospital activities. No Money Down Along with a couple of cukes. Yes, 1 remember those good old days. harvest, that he will send forth Leslie Judd, gymnastics No Money Down But more vivid, the good old nights, labourers into his harvest.” expert, testifies that tumbling Steaks and chops were plentiful NEXT TO STOP and SHOP (Matthew 9:36-38) exercise of type which led to At fifteen cents a pound; P.F. Mietzner Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson neck injury of William B" And eggs, twelve cents’a dozen 24 Trotter St. Calvary Church of the Neville is common among high From the choicest mart in town. Manchester Assemblies of (3od school gym classes. M A N C H ^ E R e v e n i n g h e r a l d . Mancheater. Conn., Mon., Jan. 22, n m — PAGE SEVEN

PAGE Sa - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BlanCfaeiter. Conn.. Mon.. Jan. 22, 1873 Vernon About Town Andover Manchester p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. Mayor Explains Stand Masonic Temple tonight at Refreshments will be served by PreecpUiT Ganama Chib of Admitted Friday: Grace An- Comstock and baby, N. Park SHOP 7:30. Members are reminded to Mrs. Helen Henry, Mrs. Helen Jaycee Contestants Area Police Log Hospital Beta Sigma Phi frill m eet dreoli. School St.. RockviUe; St., Rockville; Hilda Curran, THE KNOWN NAME, THE KNOWN QUALITY return ritual books Tuller and Mrs. Gladys Gainble On Revenue Sharing 'Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the boide Charles Brennan, Buff Cap Rd., East Hartford; Charles Notes * meeting and bring, a gift fw. Post Would Avoid VERNON satisfactory coodition today at of Mrs. Franklin Bevins,, during the social hour. Diviney, South St., RockviUe; Include Three Women secret pals ^ o willhe revealed Tollaqd; William J. Brodeur, SINCE 10OO Louis Maloon, IS. of 118 W. Manchester Biemorial Hoq>ital Mayor John 'Thompson siU4 u> essential services required by Lynwood Dr., Bolton. Brookfield St., Manchester; Joseph Gauche, Duncaster nonîrcle at 8 p.m. with Fred Main St., Rockville, was witb injuries suffered in a one- (VtSI’TING HOURS) a talk last week that he d o ^ ’t town residents.” tonifdit. French Club of Manchefter Land Grabs William Lojzim, Merrow Rd., Lane, Vernon; Ellen Kasche, While it is not certoin if they diarged Sunday witb disorderly car accident on Rt. 6 in Andbver 'The Democratic majority on Manchester Assembly, Order will sponsor a public card party Main St., Ellington; Roger win that they can be considered Crofts, membership chairman Intermediate Care Semi agree with “ the President and Memorial Templfe, Pythian Tolland; Arthur Loos, Broad conduct and throwing offensive Friday aftemooa. the Board of Directors already of Rainbow for Girls, will have tonight at 8 at Orange Hall Brook; George Magdefrau, Kibbe, Somers; Donald for the national Jaycee award, in charge. Jaycee programs private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 with some local Republicans” Sisters, will meet Tuesday at 8 Once a group ot land material on hi^w ay, Vernon State Police said she lost con that revenue-sharing funds is on record for using revenue a business meeting at the ANNE EM T Middle Butcher Rd., Ellington; Leonard, Patricia Dr., Vernon. three women have been and activities will be informally p.m. 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 developers move In “ they will explained. All young men 18 to Police reported. trol of her eastbouhd car and it should be used at this time to sharing funds for the entire ' Correspondent Josephine Orlowski, West St., Also; Sylvia Parsain, Cherry nominated as possible winners a.m. - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. tell the towns what to do and 35 years of age are invited to at Maloon was taken into left the road, stopping after reduce Manchester property 8200,000 sidewalk program and TEl. 228-3971 Rockville; Delmar Parsons, St., Rockville; Carol Peckham, of the Distinguished Service Pediatrics: Parents allowed the towns don’t have the money Old Stafford Rd., Tolland; custody after he allegedly going down an embankment. taxes. part of the $536,000 road Towns such as Andover, Willington; Catherine Award of the Greater Vernon tend. any time except noon - 2 p.m.; to fight back. The people have The concluding activity of the threw a bottle onto W. Main St., ’ ’ The m oniey,” he ^told program approved by referen Hebron and Columbia “ have to Sutherland, High St., Rockville. Robert Russell, Westland Rd., Jaycees. others, 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. to make a decision and have to week, after the award dinner on causing an auto accident, police COLUMBIA members of the Democratic dum Nov. 7. make a decision now” in order Discharged Friday: Robert Ellington; William Weber, Also submitted for considera Self Service; 10 a.m .-2 p.m.; make it now,” Post said. Wednesday, will be a free said. Arvin V. Labier, no age □ u b of Manchester, “ should be Manchester received about to prevent large land purchases Buttimer, Maple St., Elllington; Mountain St., Rockville; Mrs. tion are the names of three 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. A car operated by Robert J. given, of Willimantic, was used to help the town meet $470,000 in 1972 and will receive by outside developers such as Max Heimerdinger, Grand Patricia Williams and baby, men. The winner wlU be an healA clinic, Saturday from 9 Intensive Care and Coronary Quigley, 37, of 7 Cindy Ter., charged with breach of peace current needs — such as road about the same amount in eadi just happened in Coventry, Ave., Rockville; Andrew Brooklyn St., Rockville; Frieda nounced at the annual dinner to a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Vernon Care; Immediate family only, M enu Vernon, braked to avoid the bot Saturday. Court date is Feb. 6 at repair and sidewalk construc of the ensuing four years. First Selectman Robert E. Post Kilguse, Trout Stream Dr., Zahner, West Rd., Rockville. be held Wednesday at the Coun Center Middle School on Rt. 30. anytime, limited to five The menu at the elementary tle, and the car was struck in Circuit Court 11 in Willimantic. tion.” “Many city ad says. Vernon; Ruth Levesque, RFD Admitted Sunday: Ralph try Squire Restaurant, Rt. 83, minutes. ROUUP school for the remainder of the the rear by a car driven by He conceded that “ a ministrations,” 'Thompson said, In a statement made yester 2, R ockville; ’ Robin Hobs, Allen, Warehouse Point; Ralph Ellington. Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. - Elizabeth Hill, 26, of 16Mi BOLTON long-range goal could be to use “ have decided not to spend day, Post spoke strongly week will be: Hillside Ave., Vernon; Mrs. Doherty, Morrison St., The women nominated are School Board 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 Tuesday: Spaghetti sauce on Highland Ave., Rockville, Cars driven by Martin W. the money to reduce taxes,” but their revenue-sharing funds against such practices, but put Geraldine Penta and baby, Rockville; Louis Dubuc, Dr. Ellen Marmer of 257 p.m .; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., macaroni shells, tossed salad, poUce said. Baker, 22, of Hebron Rd., An added, “ right now, however, now. They are waiting to see a large amount of the blame on Robert Rd., Rockville; Malda Lynden Place, Rockville; Merline Dr. who is a physician Me^ts Tonight and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. Damage to the cars was dover, and Diane J. Johnson, 22, the money should be used for the extent of cutbacks in other present tax assessment french bread, sliced peaches. Raczkowski, Gehring Rd., Joseph Eckels, Mountain St., and president of the ’Tolland Age Limits; 16 in maternity, The Board of Education will moderate, police said. No in of 52 Constance Dr., federal-aid programs to Wednesday: Dough dogs, Ellington; Bridget Falhive, County Haddasah; Brina 12 in other areas, no limit in procedures which, in his opi Tolland; Joan St. Cyr, meet tonight at 7:30 at the Ver juries were reported. Manchester, were in collision municipalities.” He explained nion, almost force landowners french fries, carrots and peas, , Warehouse Point; John Sporck, Elm St., Rockville; Priscilla Abrahams, 21 Skinner Rd., Ver self-service. Rockville; Isabelle Pietrowski, YOUR non Elementary School, Rt. 30, Maloon was held on a $200 on Rt. 6 in Bolton Friday mor there are two restrictions at to sell. jello pudding. E. Shore Rd., Ellington; Labonte, Trout Stream Dr., non, a homemaker-social All emergency patients and 114 Oak St.; Raymond A. Thursday: Breaded pork The main topics of discussion surety bond and was to be ning, State Police said. . tached to expending revenue Post referred to recent Therese Stanley, Overbrook Vernon; Joseph Michaud, worker and president of the outpatients are requested to use Mason, Vernon. will be the administration of the presented in court at The collision occurred as sharing funds — they may not steak or fish stick, mashed Dr., Vernon; Lottie Ziemba, Village St., Rockville; Melinda Greater Vernon Jaycee Wives the new emergency room Also, Marylou Samiotis, 49 reassessments in some towns Sykes School; Office space for Manchester today. Baker’s car was turning into be used for educational potato, string beans, chocolate Grand Ave., Rockville; Salley, High Ridge Rd., and Patricia Woods of Tolland, entrance off Armory St. Access Kane Rd.; Joan Hebbe, putting a much higher rate on the administrative staff and PLAIN Munson’s Candy Kitchen on Rt. programs, and they may not be acreage, in some cases about cake. Jacqueline Wiesner, Susan Rd., Rockville; Lana Santoro, Staf a homemaker and organizer of to the entrance via existing Wethersfield; Esther M. Daley, . Friday: Pizzaburg or Ham new report cards. OR Guillermo A. Martinez, 35, of 6, police said. Miss Johnson was used for programs for which $6(X) an acre when, in his opi Vernon. ford Springs. the Tolland Land Trust Associa driveways. South Windsor; Gerald F. SLEEVES burg, oven fried potatoes, The board will also hear a 22 Orchard St., Rockville, was warned for operating at a speed matching federal grants are Admitted Saturday: Discharged Sunday: Charles tion. Pediatrics: Parents allowed 8 Wolfe, Coventry; Delphis M. nion, it should only be about ^ 5 progress report on the repairs charged Saturday with failure too fast for conditions (fog), used. carrot sticks, dessert. Rosemary Bero, RFD 4, Coven Brennan, Buff Cap Rd., The three men nominated are a m. to noon and 2 p.m. to Bilodeau, Mansfield Depot; WITH THE AMERICAN an acre. after the recent fire at the Ver to pass left of parked vehicle, police said. Thompson noted that the try; Ernest Berube, Elm St., Tolland; Daniel Greene, James Cornish of Merrow Rd., midnight; others, 2 p.m. to 8 John B. Farrell, 20B Esquire Not only farmers with large non Elementary School and one Vernon Police said. Connecticut Conference of Rockville; Joseph Koslowski, Lakeside Dr., Andover; Vivian Tolland who is chairman of the p.m. Dr.; Cardello baby boy, acreage^ but the small lan Bulletin Board on the possibility of Installing our new mountings The Martinez car, westbound HEBRON Mayors, with bi-partisan sup downers with parcels of 10 Morrison St., Rockville; Robert Hayes, Stafford Springs; Tolland Board of Education and Wethersfield; Levanduski baby The following meetings and flood lights on that school’s on Union St., hit the rear of a Cars operated by Harold R. port, adopted a resolution acres or less cannot afford the Luzey, Vernon Ave., Rockville; Cheryl Kolosinski, Grand Ave., a medical technologist by Discharged Friday; Neil A. boy, Coventry. activities are scheduled for this grounds. parked car, police said. The Descault, 16, of Pdarlborough, which objects to cutbacks in high tax rate resulting from Marjorie Nishan, Talcott Ave., Rockville; Arthur Loos, Broad profession; Lawrence S. add fantastic beauty Pierson, 114 Park St.; Sydney Also, Elizabeth Bronzi and week; Superintendent, Dr. Ray parked car was pushed into a and Pamela L. Heon, 17, of such federal-aid programs as reassessments, he said. Rockville; Pamela Suchecki, Brook; Ida Plante, Snipsic Halpern, 129 Evergreen Rd., A. Sanderson, 25 Proctor Rd.; daughter, Hebron; Angela Monday; Planning and Zoning mond Ramsdell will recom utility pole, and then tipped Wheeling Rd., Andover, were in housing, school lunches, If the tax rate is kept down on Main St., Ellington. Village, Rockville; Mary Vernon, who, is a certified to your diamonds John J. Smith, South Windsor; Senkbeil and son, Bolton; Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Prachniak, RFD 2, Rockville; mend the ratification of several over, police said. collision Friday afternoon at employment, and many others. unused acreage. Post feels Discharged Saturday: Mary public accountant and chair Doris Wraight, Coventry; Alice Rebecca Chessey, Hartford; "If revenue-sharing is in Office Building; Perceptual contracts and a lengthy list of An occupant of the park^ Rt. 316 and Rham Rd. in many residents and farmers in Bacchiochi, Stafford Springs; Gregory Sojka, Laurel Rd., man of the Hockanum Valley If your diamond is hiding its light under an old-fash F. Abbott, 29 Cottage St.; Brenda J. Reid, 12 Englewood NEXT BLOODMOBILE VISIT Learning Disabilities meeting, Ellington; Raymond Valois, teachers for whom he ioned setting, you need to pay us a visit. We II show car, Margerie Nishan of ^ Hebron, State Police said. tended to replace other grant niral towns can afford to keep Steven Beauvais, Daily Circle, YMCA and Roy J. MacDonald Cecylia Pashkiewich, East Dr.; Lisa Ann Romano, Colum programs, instead of 7:30 p.m., Rham High School; recommends the granting of you dozens of ways to put your diamond in glamorous Talcott Ave., Rockville, and a Minor injuries were reported. their land and not be forced to Rockville; Roberta Burtt, Staf Old Stafford Rd., Tolland. of 64 Range Hill Dr., Vernon, a Descault was warned for Hartford; Mildred C. Dinova, bia; Patricia R. Whipple, South supplementing them, then the Cub Scout Pack 124 tenure. dew surroundings. (Remember, you should enUust pedestrian who was hit by DATE; sell out to developers. He felt ford Springs: Mrs. Roberta member of the Vernon Police your precious gems only to a professional.) Simple 13 Goslee Dr. Windsor; Edwin R. Dezso, 595 organizational meeting, 7 p.m., The board will invite debris from the accident, Janet making improper turn, and cities and towns would be strongly that many people don’t Department and a member of styles or elegant cocktail settings frorn $35. A. »8S. Miss Heon was warned for Also, Harry W. Kellner, 333 Tolland Tpke.; Laura P. receiving less, and not more, Andover Elementary School; questions from the audience, Zbyk of Oak St., Rockville, want to sell their land. the board of directors of the B. $440. No charge for the workmanship. Bidwell St.; Margaret E. Wilson, 15 Newman St. federal aid,” said Thompson. Tax Collector office hours 7 to 9 follovîng its regular meeting. were treated at Rockville operating a motor vehicle with Post suggested that unused Hebron Rockville Big Brothers defective tire. Scanlon, Enfield, 'Theodora B. Also, Constance N. Ryan and “ In that event, they would be in TUESDAY, JAN. 23 p.m.. Town Office Building. On Thursday, the boart will General Hospital. land should be taxed as open Association. Coons, 46A House Dr.; Teresa daughter. East Hartford; big trouble. Such a situation Tuesday: Board of Selectmen hold a special meeting at 7:30 at The Rockville Fire Depart space land. “ Stop regulating Judges for the award are C. Priskwaldo, 112 Bissell St.; Pauline G. Wells, South Wind would be scandalous.” special budget meeting, 8 p.m.. the Sykes School to review ment was called to the accident the people,” he stated, by O ’Dell Treasurer Randall L. Smith, sports editor Robert C. Benson, 348 Wood- sor; Robin J. Smith, South Town Office Building. secondary school needs concer scene to wash down gasoline telling them what they can or o f the Journal Inquirer; bridge St.; Bela M. Carlson, 8 Windsor; George F. Marris, TIM E; 12:45 - 5:30 Wednesday: Charter Com ning space problems. Q M yia e & spillage, police said. cannot do with their land or Thomas G. Carruthers, State Clyde Rd.; Pauline Rieder, 49 East Hartford. mission meeting, 7:30 p.m.. JEWCLERS-SILVERSMITHS sin c e 19 0 0 Court date for Martinez is About Town every rural town within 10 Of GOP Committee Senator and Audrey Beck, State MS lAAIM •T0 9 IT MANCHMTiO Riverside Dr. Discharged Sunday; Arthur Town Office Building. Feb. 6 at Rockville. years will be densely populated. Representative. HarUord • Mlddtelown • New BrIUln Also, Hannah Williamson, A. Buckler, 47 Holl St.; Frank A pre-school story telling Use Of Salt PLACE: tea Tuesday evening from 8 to Jaycee week started in Ver About Town South Windsor; Anna G. Rybic, Freddo, Bolton; Thomas Labet, program for children from 3 to ANNE KMT COVENTRY 10 at the Gilead Hill School. non, yesterday with a prayer The Daughters of Isabella Willimantic; Pamela Moffat, Bolton; Maria R. Pagliarulo, 5 will be held Tuesday from Correspondent James R. Tomaino, 22, of The club is open to any breakfast held at Howard John will have a Pokeno night On Roads 233 Blue Ridge Dr.; Darren A. East Hartford; Sherman D. 10;30 to 11 a.m. at Whiton I Tel. 228-3971 Storrs, was charged Saturday CONCORDIA LUmERAN CHURCH women between the ages of 18 son’s Restaurant. Tomorrow a ’Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the KofC Bogue, Hartford; Marshall H. I The Republican Town Com- afternoon with improper Marshall, Rockville; Charles B. Memorial Library, N. Main St. and 40 and anyone interested in Jaycee orientation and smoker Giggey, South Windsor; Philip mittee has named Jeff O’Dell Home. Members and friends Read Herald Ads passing, Coventry Police said, May Be Cut Bossidy, 5 Little St.; Helen C. for prospective members will J. Rich, 140 Center St. I as its treasurer. O’Dell attending the tea is asked to are welcome. after his car struck a vehicle Lawson, Andover; Lynda M. Polish Women’s Alliance contact Mrs. Betty Mastandrea be held at Shakey’s Pizza, Ver- Takoudes and son, 304 Green Also, George Rauchle, 43 CONNECTICUT RED CROSS BLOOD PROGRAM I replaces Edward Hinchliff who operated by Sandra M. Group 246 will meet tonight at or Mrs. Paula Frieze, both of HARTFORD (AP) - State Rd.; Cheri L. Hockla and son, Courtland St.; Douglas B. 7; 30 at the home of Mrs. ■ resigned because of insufficient Mangiafico of Stone House Rd., London Rd. Transportation Commissioner 'Three Rivers, Mass. Baillieul, Marlborough; Bonnie Chester K urlow icz, 34 W. ^ time to serve. Coventry, as she was turning A. Earl Wood says his depart SAVE 20% The club is also planning a A. Eells, Andover; Gladys C. I The committee also accepted into her driveway. Court date is Also, Norman F. St. Marie, Center St. ment found a way to cut down Skillen, Vernon; Alice E. Shan this week on " the resignation of Robert Valentine bake sale Feb. 10 Feb. 22 at Manchester. Stafford; John B. Hawkes, 155 This Ad Sponsored By , from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the on the amount of salt used to S. Main St.; G aynelle E. non, 17 Oval Lane; Alphonse C. I Tupper who cited the demand of Hebron General Store, Rt. 66. melt ice on highways but that Powers, 144 Charter Oak St.; Bogush, Windsor; Joseph •SURGICAL Custom Made I business and lack of time. Charlene A. Cahill, 38, of Manchester Evening Regal Men’s Shop Itiillcrm Itoui'd the Health Department warned Richard B. Aronson, 4 Level Balfore, 20 Centerfield St.; SUPPORTS Garke Insurance Agency 5 A donation of $100 was ap- PEARL & SON East Hartford, was charged Watkins Brothers B.D. The following meetings and against the plan. Rd.; Rockwell W. Richmond, Annette Levine, Vernon. CBT Herald I proved to assist Richard Ritten- Sunday morning with improper • EL A S T IC Watkins Funeral Home activities are scheduled for this Last week a Health Depart- 123 Richmond Dr.; Richard H. Also, Neva O’Neill, 32 Linden Holmes Funeral Home Richard E. Merritt I band with campaign expenses passing, after a two-car acci h o s i e r y WINF Radio week; ment official said the Bradley, Andover; Wayne A. St. , Colette A. Dufour, Coven Real Estate DRAPERIES! incurred in his recent un ■"Til dent on Daly Rd. in Coventry, Fitted to Your Warren Howland “ salting” could be responsible try; Terry J. Hanscome, Manchester Parkade; successful election bid for Monday; Town Meeting, 8 , police reported. Her car struck Look, 439 Center St.; Maureen physician’s Prescription Real Estate Moriarty Brothers for raising the Ifevel of ^qdium Tolland; Helen M. Kinney, Butterfi^’8 Congressman from the 4th ' p:m., Hebrdh Elementary a- car operated by Dana L. •Riley, Glastonbiny; Shannon C. J. D. Real Estate ” S In ^ t e reservoirs located near Dupont, 442 W. Middle Tplê, ^♦Kflartford; Nancy T. McKenna Savings Bank of Liggett’s Pharmacy I District. School: Perceptual Learning Williams of Dimock MEDCO SURGICAL highways. Bolton; Timothy W. Johnson,51 Lydall, Inc. Manchester * Try«uilH Disabilities meeting, 7:30 p.m., Coventry. Court date is Feb. 19 Discharged Saturday; Bertha SUPPLY CO. Sears Richard Woodhull, chief of Dudoich, 107 Downey Dr.; Delmont St.; Peter P. Fultz, The Podium Players will hold Rham High School. at Manchester. 340 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER the Health Department’s Water 151 Center St.; Robert Ryan, tryouts for open casting Tuesday: Planning and Roland Cunningham, 23 Union PHONE 6464070 Supply Division, said the level East Hartford. “ Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Zoning Commission hearing ANDOVER St.; Catherine C. Perkins, 23 of sodium in Milford and Far evenings at 7:30 at Phelps.Hall and meeting, 8 p.m., Town Of Cars driven by Andre J. Roy, Autumn St.; Mildred B. Kerin, mington reservoirs exceeded for its next production, “ Come fice Building. 23, of Willimantic, and George South Windsor; Mary C. I the maximum amount of ' M i Blow Your Horn,” a Neal Wednesday; Zoning Board of R, Braen, 28, of Mansfield, FitzGerald, 135 Porter St.; sodium generally Appeals public hearing, 8 p.m.. Ohio, were in collision on Rt. 6 William H. Evans, 191 Oak St.; Simon Comedy. recommended for persons with The players are looking for Town Office Building; Conser In Andover Sunday afternoon. Charles Trotter, Vernon. heart diseases. Also, Helen E. Bolak, 271 four females and three males, vation Commission, 8 p.m., State Police said. Wood said Sunday his depart- Town Office Building; PTO Braen’s wife, Susan, was Green Rd., Florian J. Fay, two of whom will play the roles ment planned to use of meeting, 7:30 p.m., Hebron treated at Manchester Glastonbury; Evelyn E. of mother and father. propylene glycol, a food preser Morrow, 26 Birch St;; Barbara ’ Directing this production will Elementary School. Memorial Hospital, police said. f Thursday; Board of jSKta:. e«ra charge with avaiy FrlgWalra washer, dryer or Lauhdry Oaotar. vative often used as an an J. Buysse, East Hartford; be Gene Devine. The producer She was not admitted to the Selectmen meeting, 5 p.m., Family Circus shoets and pillowcases at no tifreeze, mixed with small Veronica Robidoux, 211 Bush is Wilda Devine and the stage hospital. amounts of salt on the Town Office Building. Roy was charged with Hill Rd.; Clifton A. Pockett, I manager is Bob Fancher. highways. Ilcui'ing making an unsafe left turn. Wood, appearing on I Court date is Feb. 19 at Before its regular meeting WTIC-TV’s “ Face the State” RANGE AND Manchester. I tomorrow evening, the Plan-* Frigidalre's Custom Imperial program, said the Health ning and Zoning Commission FUEL OIL Department cited statutes for I This Prlgldalre Custom Im dryer features exclusive Valerie B. Frommer, 27, of will hold a public hearing at 8 in GASOLINE bidding the use of any additives perial washer takes up to 18 Flowing Heat to dry clothes Willimantic, was listed in I the Town Office Building to ca that might get in the water i consider the proposed subdivi pounds of laundry, and fea evenly, without hot spots. It supply. sion of Robert I. Tupper for BANTLY OIL tures an Infinite level water also offers Frigidalre’s Press Wood said he planned to con property located on Main St. C O fvi r A N Y, ! M C . selector to save water and Saver that keeps clothes tact state Health Commissioner detergent. Plus Frigidalre's tumbling without heat up to Jaycee Franklin Foote in an effort to 'IVu' ?31 Main Street exclusive Jet Cone Agitator a half hour after they’re dry further explore the use of The Hebron Junior Women’s A49.4S95 to provide gentle yet thor to help prevent laundry propylene glycol. Club will hold a membership Rockville 875-3274' ough scrubbing action for wrinkles from setting. Week any machine washable fabric. Custom treatments created for your very t DC13T PInehurst’-Sealtest own windows! Lush brocades. Rich satins. WCI3T This is Jaycee Week, and the An artist's palette of sheers! Bold and daring Manchester chapter will prints— staid and stately traditional designs. Smart, simple cottons! A seemingly endless celebrate it at a meeting N O W ^fT^ selection of exquisite norman's of Salisbury tonight, by donating when the ICE CREAM SALE EAST HARTFORD Bloodmobile visits Concordia fabrics — for superbly custom tailored . . . M inutoo Away. . . Convonlont to Lutheran Church tomorrow, individually aeated window treatments! S tarts Tubs. A .M . Hlghwayo And Bua Lina and a unique recruiting FREE! FREE! FREE! program. ALL 1.09 FLAVORS Mayor John Thompson has CONN. INSTITUTE FRMLY emeus eOLONNG BOOK JUST FOR OOIHNG IN declared it “Jaycee Week” in Manchester. Tonight, the Jaycees will OF HAIRDRESSING Got all the wash day capacity ycu need with hear Burl L. Lyons, Herald 1000 NMIN ST., EAST HARTFORD Frigidalre's DoLuxe washer and dryer. The publisher, when it meets at the (Near Cinerama 1| F le i^ ol Free Paridni for AH washer features Frigidalre's Jet Cone Agi- British American Club, 75 1/2 Gal. RESiSTER NOW FOR NEXT CUSS (FES.) tator to clean deep down without pounding Maple St., at 8 o ’clock. He will FOR FULL DETAILS CALL S25-2372 or beating, and has a 16 pound capacity. discuss what contributions SA¥E 30c also on Promium Flavors 1/2 Gals. S^rdng Our 50th Year The dryer, with Flowing Heat to provide Jaycees can make to their even, thorough drying, without hot spots, town. Heavyweighl vinyl in John Esche is chairman of prints, solids, accent holds up to 18 pounds of laundry. Center Cut , EVENING CLASSES the chapter’s blood program, colors. 6’ X 6’ standard WCDA3T/DA3T and he has issued a challenge to size curtain & matching jeofficuk! AND DAY CLASSES, PART-TIME cafe & valance. other civic clubs to try and oul- Let's look at your windows to OR FULL-TIME SCHEDULEI PORK(MOPS lb. *1.39 gether see which of these PRICES START AT donate Jaycees at tomorrow’s SludMt U»«t* AwItabI*. Corm. Inrttut* I fabulous fabrics and impeccable bloodmobile visit, 12; 45 to 5.30 I aecepIMi by •# eW* ettO •*•**•* •O**®*** I).m. He is asking for 100 per window treatments will do the tor •dueatleMi, «n*i»cW eld progrnme. cent participation from Smoked most for your room! -Exclusive ‘*Plvot Point" Jaycees. , During the week, Jaycees ! Open Tonight til 9 Training will conduct a recruiting P0R K IW )PS . ’ 1.49 For Frigldalro Homo Laundry program called “Operation I'cQMNBCTTcUTWS’n^^ , | Manpower.” It is part of a com Sat I HAIRDRESSING J bined effort by the state Jaycee M arro w and Every Night 1115:80 I 083 Main 8L. Hartford ! organization and the Society for I { Ptoaao amd ma FREE litaratura on Pivot ! Soivleo Is Out Spoclslty Savings to support the 1972 '■ - iiiiriTn I I Point Training: | Cerebral Palsy campaign in SOUP BONES 10‘ 27”xi5"’ { n a m e ...... AQE.y..... | Connecticut. During the week. Reg. 2.99.... 2 .47 GENTLE I ADDRESS...... TEL./...... I Society for Savings will pledge I I CITY ...... STATE - a dollar to CP for each new Perdue b l a u TERMS! Jaycee recruited. Don Lappen furniture stores I is Manchester Jaycee • GASH I SON membersbî chairman and he I2IKKEN lECS • GHAME B.D. says the major emphasis in the PEARL SALE: Mon.thm ------I drive will coincide with the CP 3 W A Y S TO C H A R G E E s t m t TEL 643-2171 Telethon Jan. 27 and 28. 1145 TOLLAND TPkE. Mon. thru Frl. 9:30 ajn. to 9:30 p.m. *T»MT0PAT! I 649 MAM ST. Young men between 18 and 35 nNEW R^^ MANCHESTER Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. interaatad in {fining Jaycees 302 MAIN STREET 4i. ^"******" s I i i ^ a n p h r s t r R e v e n i n g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 22, 1973— PAGE NINE

PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Jan. 22, 1973 Duplicate Engagements Bridge

Results of the Manchester KofC duplicate bridge game nr < Martin-F razier Rhoda-Brown played Thursday are as follows: North-South, first, Mrs. Joseph Buths and Mrs. Richard Ferbune; second, Mrs. Bert Davis and Mrs. Joseph Barre; third, Mrs. J. Krdwood and Hazel Anderson. Also, East-West, first, Mrs. Jack Mashkin and Mrs. Joseph STAR ■By CLAY.R. P O L L A N - Felkoff; second and third, Mrs. ~ ARIIS UIRA’ F.J. Crockett and Mrs. Neal MA*. 2f M Your Daily Activity Guidt f t stn. >f According to th» Start, ’’ Tyler, and Mrs. E.J. Malin- dcr. , Stevens Studio Loring Studio To develop message for Tuesday, ■ i -i Hookallb Photo conico and Mrs. Everett Tyler. ,">,11-14-29-40 41-45-51-55ir ,S^48^73 reod words corresponding to numbers 81-87-TO^H. The engagement of Miss of your Zodiac birth sign. . l^he' engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss y f TAURUS SCORPIO 1- Superiors - 31 Your 61 Moke Msfrsh'a'Âhp Vennart of Cheryl Joan Hamilton of Linda Louise Heck of Bolton Kathleen A. Manning and David Results of the Andover AM. 70 per. ft 2 Try 32 Best 62 Handsomely and William Frank Pawl of J. Lyons, both of Manchester, Bridge Gub duplicate bridge 63 Touchy Mahchttler and John L. Olson Manchester and James Allen I MAY 20 3 Poy 33 HutKhes MOP. 2t Hazelhurst, Wise., has been an game played Friday are as 1^54-57-88-89 4 New 34 Give 64 With of âl|:te^rQ,. Vt., has been Nurmi of Indian Orchard, has been annoupced by her 35 Could 65 People J2-1Wl nounced by her parents, Mr. • follows: first, Mrs. Marilyn | > 1 -77-79-81 5Woy$ 3M8-8448* anifidun^jedtQy.her parents, Mr. Mass., has been announced by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harleth 6 Special 36 Doy 66 Alert and Mrs. Richard Griffith of Jackson and Mrs. Francis GIMINf. ’ 7 To 37 Cooperotive 67 First lAGITTARlUS and; Mti^'Szimer Vennart of 37 her parents. Dr. and Mrs. H. Manning of 816 Hartford Rd., 38 In 68 Pose Bolton. She is also the daughter Haines; second and third, Mr. 80r HOY. 22 / w Coi?i(^ll St. I Charles R. Hamilton of 91 Dale Manchester. 9 Elders 39 Is 69 Prxjblems of the late Robert Louis Heck. and Mrs. Harold Lucal and Mr. JUNl 70 10 To 40 An .70 Moves DEC. 2f 1 ^ Hot fiance is the son of Mr. Rd. Mr. Lyons is the son of Mrs. 41 Let 71 Take Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Morris. > li 2 1 -30-37 11 Excellent 44-47-53^1^ and ;,M is.: Frank T Olson of Her fiance is the son of Mr. Jessie H. Lyons of 88 Goodwin fe)52-59-80-88 12 This 42 Income 72 Foctors and Mrs. Frank Pawl of 13 Women 43 Pay 73 Youngsters |72-7M3«>v5 Brattiefilê, Vt. and Mrs. Aser R. Nurmi of St., Manchester, and the late CANCIR 14 ^r 44 Be 74 Irxllcated CAPRICORN Hazelhurst, Wise. Results of the South Windsor Tlhe bHdeiêlfect is a graduate Painsville, Ohio. Robert J. Lyons. ^ % JUNE'71 151s 45 The 75 Credit DEC. 22 The bride-elect is a graduate Bridge Gub duplicate bridge I6Be 46 You 76 Versotlle of M^pchester High School, The bride-elect is a 1967 The bride-elect is a graduate \jULY 77 17 Attention 47 Aware 77 A JAti'. if of Bolton Junior Senior High game played Jan. 16 are as clalsf.,bf-i^ . She is currently graduate of East Catholic High of Manchester High School, , 1- 8- 9-34 18 Your 48 Outlrrg 78 Read 2-.7-18-20i School and the licensed follows: North-South, first, 19 To 49 To 79 New enôlijied'XiB the .School of School and a 1971 graduate of class of 1972. She is employed at ^48-80-75 20 Considerate 50 Off 80 Them practical nurse program at Mrs. R.B. Wadsworth and Mrs. AQUARIUS PrQfessiondL Nursing at the Regis College, Weston, Mass. Travelers Insurance Co. LEO 21 Friends 51 Other 81 Port, Hartford Hospital. She attended Bert Davis; second, Mrs. Mark 22 Opposite 52 Mood 82 Investigate JAN.-70 UniveKîtyiof Vermont. She will She attends Mount Holyoke Mr. Lyons is a Manchester 23 Key 53 Of 83 Fine Manchester Community Kovacs and Mrs. Shirley Cut i^ ^ A U G . 77 Hf. It grabiui^ in May with a BS College graduate school and is a High School graduate and 24 Increose 54 Friends 84 Long College and is employed at ting; third Howard Reckert and ,„,<^8-27-33-35 25 With 55 Fellow 85 Moke 4- 5-10-24 /^ d e ^ ;^ in hursing. master’s candidate in served in the U. S. Marine 26 Your 56 Be 86 Up 31-42-74 Hughes Convalescent Hospital Corps. He is employed at Iona \. Woody Clark. S^50-82 I^ . Olson'is a 1968 graduate biological sciences in 1973. 27 Money 57 May 87 Proposals PISCIS in West Hartford. Also, East-West, first, Mrs. VIRGO- 28 Sex 58 Hidden 88 While of Brattleboro (Vt.) Union High Mr. Nurini, is a graduate of Manufacturing Co., X; AUG. 23 290rgonizing 59 Look 89 Print FEB. tf Mr. Pawl is a graduate of John Hyde and Mrs. Frank Hor S c l^ i and a 1972 graduate of Kent State University, Kent, Manchester. 30 In 60 Deserved 90 Experiment MAR. 20 Lakeland (Wise.) Union High ton; second, Mrs. Arthur Shorts J? iEET. 77 thej Unividrsity of Vermont, Ohio and Columbia University The couple plan a May 19 \ r _.39-49-58 . J - 4-17- School. He enlisted m the U.S. and Mrs. Samuel Pierson; )G ooJ (ÂdvcKC ^JNeutial 22-2845-87V wher^ he R e iv e d a BS degree wedding. ^78-82-90 fJIt in New York City. He is * '■’ti Navy and is currently stationed third, Mrs. Paul Barton and in 'ffiOnditlics and business employed by Monsanto, aboard the submarine, USS James Baker. Over-all winners administration. He is currently Ludlow, Mass. Jallao, home ported in New are Mrs. Frank Horton and employed at the First Vermont The couple plan an April 7 London. Mrs. John Hyde' Next game Bank & Trust Company as an wedding at St. Bartholomew The couple plan a July 7 wed will be played Jan. 30. officer trainee in Brattleboro. Church, Manchester. ding at United Methodist PTA To Hear michaels |The couple plan a June 9 Church of Bolton. Results of the Manchester w edding in South United Mrs. Osborn Methodist Church, Manchester. Community Y Bridge Club treasure chest • 'Y- ' ’ . 1 duplicate bridge game played kA'lkxSii Mrs. Vera Osborn, coor Jan. 15 are as follows: North- diamonds Napoletano photo dinator, and other members of South, first, Mrs. Shirley Cut the school system’s speech, Wedding hearing, and language depart ting and Mrs. Ann Jaworowski; Mrs. Robert William Martin Mrs. Richard George Rhoda Miss Manchester Visits Teen Board second, Mrs. Betty Barter and ment will provide the program Mrs. Elaine Webster; third, The marriage of Mrs. Harriet at the mid-winter meeting of gold-trimmed cuffs. Her head- Miss Joyce Dozier Brown, They wore long blue wife, are Miss Osgood’s official chaperones, and Brad Keazer, co- Mrs. Joan Freheit and Mrs. South United Methodist Borden Duncombe of 61 Garth the Manchester PTA for Excep Laurie Lee Osgood, Miss Manchester 1972, presented a program to piece was a bittersweet jersey daughter of Mr. and Mrs. velveteen jumpers with white Mary Murphy. Church of Manchester was the Rd., and John Anthony Owen tional Children. It will be held Butterfield’s Teen Board and discussed her experiences in both the chairman for the 1973 Miss Manchester Scholarship Pageant, spon monk’s hood trimmed with gingham ruffled shirts with Also, East-West, first, Mrs. scene Nov. 25 of the marriage Albert Elliott Brown of New Jr. of Edgewood, R.I. took Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the local pageant and the 1972 Miss Connecticut Pageant, where she was sored by the Manchester Jaycees, also attended. (Herald photo by gold. She carried a nosegay of Canaan, formerly of Swiss eyelet embroidery. They Betty Hyde and Mrs. Ann Hor of Miss Dana Janice Frazier of place Jan. 6 at Center Keeney St. School and is open to voted Miss Congeniality. Richard S. Lawrence, center, who with his Pinto) bronze and gold mums and Manchester, was married Jan. wore Juliet bands of matching ton; second, Mrs. Mary Warren Newton, Mass, and Robert Congregational Church, the public. dried flowers. 6 to Richard George Rhoda, son velvet for headpieces and and Mrs. !^tty Launi; third, William Martin of Weymouth, Manchester. The couple will Bridesmaids were Miss Nan of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Noble carried bouquets of yellow The business meeting of the Mrs. Ann McLaughlin and Mass. reside in Manchester. AFS Students cy Dimon of Arlington, Mass; unit will include a special com Murry Powell. Over-all winners 'The bride is the daughter of Rhoda of Suffern, N.Y. roses, carnations and baby’s Miss Manchester Pageant Miss Diane McEvoy of Newton, The Rev. Thomas Guthrie mittee report on the gifted To Address are Mrs. Betty Hyde and Mrs. .Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. breath Mass.; and Miss Jeanne Jean- Speers Jr. performed the Or. inhodd was his son’s best child. Ann Horton. Frazier of 65 Oliver Rd., Scheduled For April 14 notte of Boston, Mass. Their double-ring ceremony at the man. Ushers were Albert The Baby Has Women^s Club better Manchester. The bridegroom is Mrs. Osborn and her I x! the son of Mrs. James J. Martin gowns were similar to that of First Presbyterian Church of Brown Jr. of New Canaan, Results of the Manchester associates will demonstrate Two American Field Service the honor attendant’s except in N ew Canaan. Given in brother of the bride; Donald Benefit Show Bridge Club duplicate bridge diamonds Sr. ofi Weymouth, Mass. techniques used to achieve the Applications for contestants associate of the Carl A. Zinsser exchange students will speak at forest' green. They carried marriage by her father, the Hyde of Houston, Tex.; Richard Agency, realtors. He is a game are as follows: HCBL The Rev. Wayne Kendall of major objective of their for the 1973 Miss Manchester the Professional Women’s Club similar nosegays. bride wore an empire gown of Chesnut of Galesville, Ala.; and "True Love Is All Around membership game, North- South United Methodist Church program — to help each child Scholarship Pageant, sponsored graduate of Orange County meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at are hard and the Rev. Joseph Vujs of St. James J. Martin Jr. of ivory satin with sleeves and Scott Krol of Suffern, N.Y. U s ” produced by Mac develop the best communica Been Named by the Manchester Jaycees, are Community College in South, , first, Mrs. Ann the Federation Room of Center James ChurcfailMEinchester; of- Weymbuth, 'Mass.; brother of bodiqe of re-embroidered Alen- A receptiqn was held at McGuenness and directed by Middletown, N.Y. in 1%5. He Jaworowski and Mrs. Shirley to find . b n i!; CIS iV.'. ' 'HY tion skills and competencies of now being accepted according Congregational Church. ^The engagement of Miss i ficifltediuAtBAfaei dixtble-riiigûtfie brid,ÔTo^, w ^ best man;" con flace^which also trimmed Woodway Country Club. Roh La Vole will be presented I to Brad Keazer and Tom and his wife, Linda, residents o f' Gutting: second, Louis Halpryn, . ..torln,( Studio . wbiPb he is , capable. The Miss Pamela Horton Will tell t " ' Jranice Mary Greenup of ceremohy.! The 'chiAth w a s ‘ ’UsWers Werb Robert Crbhin of the chapel-length' train.' She Mrs. Rhodar is a graduate of FCb.'28 to benefit- thS'nlind and Manchester since 1966, reside and John Descy; third, Mrs. y ■: ■ L.' clinicians will explain Funderburke, co-chairmen for of her experiences in Turkey at any Cranston, R.I. to Peter Gmrge Rhode Island, Robert Lombard wore an elbow-length matching New Canaan High School and handicapped children at Oak at 29 Tudor Lane with their Lawrence Fagan and A1 The engagement of Miss Mary decorated with white mums and procedures used to identify the event. last summer. Miss Mary Leary of Manchester, has been of Quincy, Mass.; and Frank lace mantilla veil and carried a received her BA degree from Hill School for the Blind in Marsrhall, Mt^rediih Anne, daughter of Brian T. and Mary LaPlant. M. Saunders of Manchester and gladioli and pew bows. Jack' children with speech, hearing, This year’s pageant, the sixth children: Nnajjemba of Uganda will talk price Baldock Marschall of 48B Downey Dr. She was born Jan. 11 at Eric Wayne Mean of Hartland, announced by her parents, Mr. Grove was organist. Schettino of Chelsea, Mass. bouquet of phaelanopsis Vanderbilt University in May. Hartford. or language problems, and the annual program, will be held Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are about life in her homeland. N$w Brunswick, Canada, has and Mrs. Herbert Greenup of " ' ‘ m______raiarriagd A reception was held at the orchids, stephanotis and ivy. She is the granddaughter of This musical interlude will system used to evaluate each April 14 at Bailey Auditorium, Desk blotters make good |jy ------Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Baldock of Princeton, N. J. Her paternal Hostesses are Mrs. Collis bden announced by her parents, Cranston, R.I. "weire a ivhUe:' ^fllastbhbury Hills Country Gub Mrs. Stephen Murphy of St. Mrs. Ethel Brown Swanson of feature some of Connecticut’s Manchester High School. backing mats when framing child and plan a program of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Howard Marschall of Stamford. Gosiee, Mrs. Draper Benson the Rev. and Mrs. Philip Mr. L ^ ry is the son of Mr. ' Jine'p^Stte g S # r 150 guests, after which the Louis, sister of the bride, 42 Jensen St., Manchester. finest musicians, bands and therapy suitable for him. Participation in the pageant pictures. BRING YOUR starting at $100 pr* A •__!_•__ '.^rkimlsx loff fnr St 'Tk/vmao Her maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Mary Jamieson, and Miss Beatrice Clulow. Saunders of 59 Holl St. . and Mrs. Francis J. Leary of 26 wits English net yoking, long jpouple left for St. Thomas, w a s matron of honor. Mr. Rhoda was graduated dancers all gathered together is open to girls between the Canton, Ohio. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Emma EASY PAYMENTS INVITED Bolton St., Manchester. tap^rbd sleeves, with flared; IVirgin Islands. For traveling Bridesmaids were Miss Sondra from Sjuffem High School and for the first time for this In addition, representatives ages of 18 and 25. Any girl in S 8 .1 0 VahM WELFARE-UNION Smetts, Canton, Ohio. OR Mr. Mean is the son of the The bride-elect is a graduate cufte fappliqued with alenci^ :^ 8 . Martin wore a grey knit Holtzman of New Canaan; Miss Vanderbilt University. He will benefit performance. from the language classes will terested should call either of SPECIAL! Rev. and Mrs. Fon p . Mean of of St. Xavier Academy, ladt itod pearls and a watteai| pantsuit. They are residing in Kimey Wilhelm of Tokyo, enter graduate school at the Tickets for the event, which explain their responsibilities O'Brien, Ann Marie, daughter of William R. Jr. and Mary the co-chairmen. The deadline ” “^ 4 . 5 0 INSURANCE Hartland, New; Birur^swick, Providence, R.I. and of the chapel train which fell from thtf ''V(eymouth, Mass. Japan; and Miss Jane Rhoda of George Peabody College in will be held at Newington High connected with consultations for entering is Feb. 15. Jane McCurry O’Brien of 40 Duncan Rd. She was bom Jan. 11 at W Canada. ' Rhode Island Junfor College, shojjilders. Her <;hapeLlengtti(.i):^ Mrs- Martin is a graduate of Nashville, Tenn., sister of the Nashville, Tenn., in late School, 605 Willard Ave., Rt. with parents and professionals, Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Brad Keazer is an area 44% OFF PRESCRIPTIONS cMkhaeA dental assistant program. She mantilla veil of silk illusion ' High School and a bridegroom. January. 173, Newington, may be ob and attendance at meetings and engineer for the Federal TO is employed by R h ^ e Island tained by sending a self- Mr. and Mrs. Fred McCurry of 51 N. Elm St. Her paternal 9-Plwa Plica Salting JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 The bride-elect is a graduate appliqued with alracon la ce graduate of the University conferences. Highway Administration. He is Pf AITZGRAFF VOSKTOWNE Oral Surgeons Inc., Providence, addressed envelope and check grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William O’Brien of East 988 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER o f East Hartford High School, fel(;;from a‘ Juliet h e a d p ie c^ .Xhf Connecticut. She is employed a graduate of the University of (Umttad SunHy) PINE PHARMACY R.I. made payable to: Benefit Han- Hartford. Her maternal great-grandfather is Conrad H. Apel of MrtM • IMEitiw • I f W * class of 1972. She is employed at She^carried a bbu()u'et of whitd Loomis-Sayles in Boston, 51 N. Elm St. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. J. Fricke New Hampshire in 1965 with a 664 CENTER STREET Her fiance is a 1968 graduate orchids and stephanotis. ■'MASS. dicappied Children, P.O. Box 93, BS in civil engineering. He and the Hartford Insurance Group. of'East Hariford. She has a brother, David, 3; and two sisters, ( S S e l of East Catholic High School Miss Paula Frazier of Mr. Martin is a graduate of Heart Ball Amston, Conn., 06231 or Barbara, 2, and Beth, 1. his wife, Gail, moved to 844 MAIN SmBlErr and is'â 1972^ eum laude iWeymouth (Mass.) Hlj^ School wherever posters are dis of Mahehester, was her sister’s Manchester from New Downtown ler fiance, a graduate graduate of Providence and Bentley College in 1966. He played. Tickets are 82. The per indsor Public School, is maid of honor. She wore a floor- On Feb. 3 I.agel, Diune Marie, daughter of Ernest and Sandra Konrad Hampshire in 1969. They reside Manchester College. He is em idoy^ at the length gown of bittersweet is employed, as an assistant formances begin at 8 p.m. at 133 N. Elm St., with their A (Neirt to Singers) efjjployed at Mean’s Company, Roger Williams Oener^:! Lagel of 111 Lakeside Dr., Andover. She was bom Jan. 14 at Together we lose jershy with a smocked empire ;ôntroller at Milton Hospital, Mrs. Thomas J. DonoVan of Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are children. Bsewsing Bemsi In# Hospital, Providence, K p bodice^j w ith gold-trim m ed Milton, Mass. Employed by Sears Roebuck 110 Westland St. and Mrs. H. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kulynick. of Lakeside Dr., Andover. Her Mon.-Sat 9:80 -6:80 fhe couple plan a Feb. 9 The couifie.p^j^ S^ch 24 collA'r w d bishop sleeves with ; John Malone, 84 Prospect St., & Co.,' Funderburke is an I, wedding at. St.fMatthew’s Aljpul paternal grandmother is Mrs. Rose Lagel of Enfield. at Elaine Powers. w ading at Community Baptist will be serving on the In f ^ h o p p e ’Ihurs. Nights till 0 Church in Ganston, R.I. Cjjiurch, Manchester. vitations Committee of the aJi The Altar Guild of Emanuel Heart Ball, sponsored^xby the Lutheran Church will have its **A Great Gift and Dinnerware Store** Heart AssociMjgu^f'Greater annual meetingig tjmiitonight at 7:30 .•Ia y/ Hartford... MfsT Charles E, at the reception ro Mid-Sessipn Classes I^Lean of Glastonbury is com parish b u ild ^ . I mittee chairman. The fund-raising event will Olympfd CD-100 Offered by Rec Def>t. be held Saturday, Feb. 3, at the Hartford Hilton. The reception ijlie Manchester Recreation open: intermediate oil painting, will be at 7, dinner at 8:30 p.m., GIFTS and DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES f )(|partment holding classes at . Tuesdays, 9:30 a.m /to noon, no followed by dancing. TE C ed^ during the day. Is charge; advanced beaded Further information may be MANCHESTER PARKADE-MANCHESTER ;^'*off^ng mid-session flower making, three weeks, obtained from the Heart Sauna The engagement of Miss Sauna |ssesi|pi:;(hpse Whoînay have Tuesday, Feb. 21, 9:30 to 11:30 Association office, 310 Collins and Showers Laurie Elizabeth Benson of 0, 0, 0, dssef!^ toe regular session a m.; beginners guitar, St., Hartford. and Showers Manchester to Gary Alan Sellit- 8.5- Rii^stration ^will be Tuesday, Jan. 30, 11 a.m. to 0, 0, 0. AvaUaMa to of East Hartford, has been m AvaUable ken by telephone any day noon, nine weeks at |12.; announced by her parents, Mr. 0, 0, 0. le r 2:30 p.m. or by mail, shlrret rug making, ’Thursday, and Mrs. Thomas W. ^ i ^ n of hthers are welcome to bripg 1 to S'p.m., six weeks at. |16.; 27 Bates.Rd., Manchester, sm eir toddlers to the free pre- how to buy a home^ Friday, 1 to ‘‘Two by Two’ pool program open during; all 2 p.m., six weeks at,$lQ.; hair Her fiance is the son of Mr. Asses. A decoupage workshop, pin lace crochet, Wedpesday, At Bushnell and Mrs. Joseph A. Sellitto of .jiginally scheduled for Friday 1:30 to2:30 p.m., five weeks. Ip. East Hartford. n|)rnings will begin Friday Open, walk-in classes, free to The Biblical story of Noah The Small Electronic Galcidator fn m 1 to 3 p.m. and will last for Manchester residents wlio jbin and the Ark takes on a new The bride-elect is a graduate dimension in the musical ver with Big Value and Great Performance! sa weeks. This is a free cIOss. the recreation department are: The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss of Manchester High School and sion entitled “ Two by ’Two” «W(hi Mb 1V< kt. rarticipants must bring their modem: dance and discotheque Barbara Ann Dewson of Coven Marsha Ann Siault and Robert J. th e Creative School of which will appear at the material and will be in- dancing;^,Monday, 1:15 to 2:15 try and Raymond Joseph 'Dtinahy, both of Manchester, Hairdressing. PLENTY OF BARGAINS s ^ c t o d on how to mount their p.m.; vblleyball, 10 to 11:30 Deshaies of Willimantic has Bushnell Memorial in Hartford New mailOW Price, Only >149” haq been announced by her Feb. 8 at 8:15 p.m. Mr. Sellitto, a graduate of ol|n original pictures, or pain- a.m. Wednesday; slimnastics, been announced by her parents, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford FOR EVERYONE IN OUR (a k) Starring in this m usical Penney High School in East tiHg on wood, and how to make W edii^ ay, 1:15 to 2:15 p.ni. Mj. and Mrs. William A. J. ^ u lt of 60 Phelps Rd. CaleuliUon capablllUM — Four function calculator with 8 digit capacity ptetures from prints. and Friday, 10 to 11 a.m .; and Dewson of Knollwood Dr., voyage are Shelley Berman Hartford, is a graduate of The and credit balance. ; jtfr. Danahy is the son of Mr. One is a lonely number when it comes to shaping up. Sure, at Elaine Powers, % class ih frame weaving will book discussion, Wednesday 10' Coventry. with a New York cast and Culinary Institute of America. A N N U A L Conalanl lactort 8 Selection of conatant factor multiplication and divlalon. :an4 Mrs. William R. Danahy of production. Alsib starring in the Daelmal ayalem — 2 ayatem decimal choice of: 1) Full floating entry and you get all those terrific machines. But you get something more...personal b| offered'for six weeks begln- to 11:30 a.m. 56 Ridgewood St., Manchester. show is the Finnish star, Taina ’The couple 'plan a May 12 reaulta both with underflow for maximum capacity: 2) Floating-In, fIxed-out nttg Thursday, Feb. 1, from 1 to Those interested in joining Mr. Deshaies is the son of Mr. attentiem, and lots of it...every inch of the way. AND our own “Team Time." V lllie bride-blect is a 1970 Elg. wedding at Center decimal system with pre-set decimals at 0, 2 and 4. 3Sp.m. At the first class the recreation department and Mrs, Jules E. Deshaies of S T O R E W ID E Rounding off — Automatic round-off tn all operations. When we team up and trim down together. For fun. Sometimes for ^ ^ u a t e of Manchester High Music is by composer Congregational Church. n|iterials will be available to may contact the office after Willimantic. S(ôol and is employed at Richard Rodgers with lyrics by prizes and parties. Our total program works. If it didn’t, we wouldn t obstru ct a simple frame; loom 2:30 p m. or mail their name, Wlltkins Brothers, Inc., address, telephone^number and Martin Chamin. ’The show ran Other Electronic Celculetore by: be the world’s biggest and best known name in figure control. fmm wood strips. Participants The bride-elect is a graduate Manchester. January S A L E • Smith-Corone • Victor • Bohn wg^l be taught how to warp, class they select to the of Coventry High School and is for nine months in New York Call today for your free figure analyris. Then join our losing temn. Her fiance, a 1962 graduate of Manchester Rec Dept., presently in her last year at with Danny Kaye. OUR wijiave in colors, and use found iManchester High School, is ii^terials in their weaving. Tui- Women’s Diviôn, 110 Cedar Bridgeport Hospital School of Ticketk for the production are ENTIRE SALES •>- SK»VIGB — BBNTALS — SUFPUES WhcEEMyMCibEfikRd. At a fikc Riqr M rcaa i NkJ. If you ue a draa >iae: lAiiiployed by the Southern New available at the Bushnell box of 14.. . you can be a itaa 10 in 31 dayi tipn is F6 and includes yam for St., Manchestwl , Nursipg. 2 0 % O F F STOCK Nfwtaly pdrflNRdL Etigla^ Telephone Co. 18.. .you can be a lixe 13 in 38 dto< fice. Further information may ElainePoiwers 18.. .you can be a size 14 in 36 daya 0* project.' couple plan a May 4 Open 6 Dnys'-^nnmdagr Nights till 01 H.er fiance, a gradiiate of be had by calling 246'6807. 20.. . you can be a zizc 14 in SO ^ Friday, Feb. 2, from 9:80 ;Wbdding at South United CORK EARLY FOR REAL RARGAIN8 Fignrâlons . .you can be a size 16 In Sl dayi to; 11:30 a.ih. a candlemaking Keep a setu.of, measuring Wifidham Regionial Technical CiM6lrtc^4-M9iifc p w f w - U for any leaica yew fall to iKhlaw School and T b m e s Valley State Methodist Church. OF ao% TO 8 0 % REDUCTIONS thcM rewhi, Elafatc Powen wfll workshop will h e^ . It will be spoons in the rnedidne cabinet Ken Johnson IhJiMitcAvisil*. give you 8 montha fnel Technical College, is employed ON SOME ITEMS. No ioww. No MXUMl w—MUt wt. htfd for six weeks at a cost of |6 to measure d q e ^ s . p h o t o q Sa p h e r w|dch includes material for the at Aetna Casualty and Life Co., CMU WiMV master charoe invited An inexpensive dust mop as a computer operator. first candle. P artlcli^ wUl A Bblution of one cup of treated, wiui furniture cream The bouple pilan a Sept. 8 vinegar to one quart of warm ntfUm T*! ELAINE POWERS FIGURE SALONS leiiro sandcasting andiree form comes in handy for the dusting ADAMES APPLE FOR EVBRVniUrO SINCH lOU! weddibg at St. Paul’s Ejîscopal Water can be used to sponge TOO BunMldo Am., E. Haitlort niOM 2 M <6283 "■ of woodwork and porch floors. MANCHESTER PARKADE. MANCHESTER • FREBMAW STOBETand PDBNBU. PABXINa « following classes are also 'Cfawcfi in Willimantic. carpets occasionally. 1 ■S PAIIV agpT TUti SATS. 104 lK)w^m>WN Bjutior BTBEirr ~ Ma n c h e s t e r •tUMI MWin riMH MIMS lOTt

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 22, 1973— PAGE ELEVEN p a g e t e n — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Mon?, Jan. 22, 1973 tion approved by the Federal The acquisition, expected to Columbia CBT To Buy Reserve Board, shareholders in be completed in about a month, Program For Veterans the Norwalk bank will receive will give the Connecticut Bank for each of their shares two and ’Thist Co. seven branches uv SALE STARTS MONDAY. JAN. 22 THRU SAT, JAN. 27 shares of CBT Corp. stock. FairfieW County. ■ Town Learns Heralding Bank In Norwalk W« rtserv* the right to limit qutnhtiM Developed At MCC PUC Dropping Manchester Community carries credit toward a degree. Politics College has broadened its The college has also es HARTFORD (AP) - The County National Bank in Cable TV CBT Corp., parent company of Norwalk. By Sol R. Cohen “open door” admissions policy tablished a Veterans Outreach COMPLETE VIRGINIA CAKI.SON and established several in Program, in which veterans the Connecticut Bank and Trust ’The Norwalk bank lists assets Co., Friday received federal ap of $14.8 million while CBT has Correspondent novative programs for Who are students at MCC con Tel. 228-9224 veterans. Under these, tact as many recently dis proval to acquire through an total assets of $1.6 billion. First Selectman Howard veterans are given special exchange of stock the Fairfield Under terms of the acquisi- INSURANCE I pnonir savHigs charged veterans as possible on Reports filtering out of residence in Morris. He did not Bates told the board ait its re- | assistance to help them clarify a personal basis. The workers meetings of the Democratic seek election last November. cent meeting that he had and pursue their ^ educational are trained to familiarize their Town Committee’s executive Ives now resides in the dis received a letter from Robert d and career objectives. contacts with the p e a tly board indicate that Mrs. trict which is represented by We May Not Be # 1, But What Young, planning director of the ^ expanded VA benefits and SERVICE Nicholas (Phyliss) Jackston of Manchester State Sen. David 'The admissions policy grants Windham Regional Planning | many educational and training 405 Hackmatack St., has its Odegard. He has been ap immediate acceptance to the opportunities in the Greater #1 Can Do, We Can Do Better! Agency (WRPA), notifying him " backing fur a vacancy on the pointed a Republican research veteran for the next semester. . Hartford area. that the Public Utilities Com- Manchester Board of Directors. assistant to State Sen. Lewis The MCC spring sem ester mission was withholding any " The vacancy, for the un Rome of Bloomfield, now WHY? Because, We Have A Stake begins today. It also means Despite the publicity given to In Ycur^Futurei actioii on cable TV franchises in expired period to November of majority ieader, at |4,500 an that he may pursue a college increased veterans’ benefits. the area. f and supenor ipiality Real this year, was created when nually. education, regardless of Graver said, many discharged A copy of a letter from William FitzGerald assumed whether he has or has not com persons are still unaware that UNITED SECURITIES Estate Howard Hausman, chairman of ( the position of judge of probate. The House and the State pleted a regular high school “A veteran has approximately the PUC to the WRPA said, He resigned from the board Senate will convene for one ses- program or an equivalency $8,000 available to him with CORP. "With letters from the first j Duncan Hines ^ effective Dec. 31. sion each this week — program, according to William selectmen from all the towns which to pursue his education. of Conn. Layer Cake Mixes 9 % The town committee’s Wednesday at 2 p.m. In addi Graver, veterans’ counselor at For the veteran who needs except Lebanon and in accor- i It doesn’t • executive board, meeting as a tion, each will hold only one the college. special assistance, an ad Listed and Unlisted Stocks dance with the desires of the ' Your choice of ^18V4 u I assorted flavors. i^ pkp oh screening committee, had in regular session next week — ditional $450 is available for elected representatives of the To assist the serviceman’s Bonds Mutual Funds Look what Stop & Shop has for you terviewed and considered seven also on Wednesday at 2 p.m. tutorial help.” people of these towns, we will ' cost you 2 S top & S hop Calre Mixes'V* "29® adjustment from military to Real Estate Limited Partnerships ROBERT J. SMITH, in c. candidates for the vacancy. The not take up CATV franchises in civilian life, MCC has instituted Veterans who would like to 17 committee members at a James B. Holmes of 37 the near future.” Bates had I a highly individualized, self- learn more about their INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 meeting last Tuesday, the Elizabeth Dr., one of the sent a letter to the PUC in reports state, backed Mrs. founders two years ago of the paced special learning program educational benefits and anything eitra • Fresh, Young Gov’t Inspected 646-7400 December. | Jackston by a majority vote. Democratic Club of for review and acquisition of explore the special programs lamphelFs Soup basic academic skills in may visit Graver at the college Manchester State Bank Building 649-5241 Bates said he will look into The screening committee’s Manchester, is being proposed the possibility of widening the reading, writing, and counseling center, located in Serve the boys and girls recommendation still must be for its 1973 president by the hot mugs of soup for mathematics. At the same 1049 Main Street 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER roadway in front of the town to get an • 7f lOKoz S I the Bidwell St. campus ad approved by the entire town nominating committee. The hall to provide diagonal a cold weather snack. ■ cans J m committee, at a meeting to be election will be at the club’s time, the veteran is enrolled in ministration building; or call MMibar SacurftfM /nvmtor* ProtaeUv* Corp. (Ground Floor Next to House & Hale) a college level course that him at 646-4900, Ext. 222. parking. He said the parking called for that purpose on Jan. February meeting. John (S.I.P.C.)______situation at the hall, which is 30. At present, none of the other FitzPatrick is the current estra special ! also the Congregational Church six candidates have indicated president. parking area, is acute. whether they will challenge the The board appointed Dr. B&M Baked Beans recommendation in a floor It was 56 years ago today that Carlos Stern, a Democrat, to M roast • Small Pea Beans ^ fight. President Woodrow Wilson fill the vacancy on the Zoning The Board of Directors, gave his famous “ Peace One reason you expect the beef at fine Cupbozird stocking value ^ 28 ore N Board of Appeals created by the ... heat with chunks ol » M cans which is controlled 5 to 3 by without Victory” speech to the restaurants to be good, is because they age ^ When we hold a special sale, you get the satne top frzinks and cooked bacon. resignation of Edmund it. At Stop & Shop, we age our beef too — M Sale U.S. Senate. He called for a quality meat you can buy every week — only the Democrats, is expected to fill Lambert in November. for tenderness and flavor . . naturally, the vacancy at its Feb.6 “peace of reconciliation,” and price IS changed. Your family will love this tender, Stern is an assistant without additives. We seal it first in pro- meeting. Although the five for the establishment of a succulent pork. professor of environmental tective plastic so there’s no dehydration, WB Democratic directors are postwar League of Nations. economics at the University of no waste to add to the cost... just extra members of the town com tenderness and flavor when it’s fresh cut Connecticut and holds a PHD in Kraft Strawberry mittee’s executive board, none FIRST NATIONAL STORES at your Stop & Shop store. "Quality-Pro-' ^ Fresh Pork conservation. He has lived in Preserves of them participated in the tected” Beef is not just a name. It’s a ^ town about three years. screening, on the basis that guarantee. Breakfast time treat they are the final appointing Contract Fresh Chicken Bates also said he had on buttered toast. received a letter from the State ^ authority. Boneless USDA Choice U.S.D.A. Choice Beef! I QUARTERS • t S r P O R K Traffic Commission asking that Shoulder Nicholas Jackston, only this Vil Awarding L I l U with back plans for a parade or other month, assumed the post of Oven Ready chairman of the Zoning Board special events to be on state PICNIC Challenged D D F il C T quarters roads be submitted at least 90 of Appeals. Apparently, in CHOPS Especially good Hydrox Cookies O lU in D 1 with wing BEEF SHOULDER days prior to the date. order to avoid any charges of with a savory 4 Sunshine conflict-of-interest, Jackston A tandir London Broil or Stoak Bates said the Lions Club bread dressing. STRATFORD (AP) - The tasty treat would be contacted to see if the : Rib Roast: Use slivers of A quick dessert... “ has said he wilt resign from the Avco Lycoming division and a cookies and yogurt. P"» ZBA if his wife is named a town for your annual Fourth of July parade garlic to season union representing many of its T -V Special! Equal Amount the meat. Roast director. bungot one was planned yet so the request employes have joined with of Hip and for perntission to use Rts. 66 slowly, allowing 30 49 Mrs. Jackston is a past presi prlca lb Connecticut congressmen in across Canter Cut minutes per pound for dent of the Democratic Slice diagonally i and 87 could be submitted in the protesting a large Air Force one price ooly Chops fork-cutting tenderness. Women’s Club of Manchester, Tha grain... Mlidous required time limit. contract made to a Long Island only er’s Egg Noodles was on the executive board of Ih Ih lb S electm en accepted the firm. the Hartford County Federation resignation of Richard Dann of Hamburg casserole “We are not going to take this Whitney Rd. as justice of the with noodles, toma- of Democratic Women’s Clubs Fresh Chicken Armour Verlbest Whole or Half Fresh Pork Roast (7 Rib Cut) lying down,” said Paul A. peace to be effective Jan. 31. 1 toes, and cheese... PM and is a director of the State Boneless Deegan, Avco’s vice president ummm... good. Federation. Check & Compare... Save al Fussy Finast Dann. who also resigned as for administration. “We are not Drumsticks 69. IE6Sn “ Fresh Pork Spare Ribs She is a former member of chairman of the Republican 29 good losers at this time.” the CDAP task force on general Boneless USDA Choice V / L O Boneless USDA Choice Town Committee this month, is Officials of union local 1010 of Chicken Legs 59t Leg-DTPo$k jpnoVIng. to Clevelandr Ohio , fh-7îbfc Jib government and is correctly on the United Auto Workers sent a Center Gut -fo lk j Cjiops the 15-member Charter Revi HiDhere he has accepted a job as If flivor and tender telegram Friday to Connecticut Bottom Roimd I n Coho R assistant editor of a trade jour sion Commission, serving as its Center Cut Thick, Thin or Regular ness are important to J i b Grade A Fancy congressmen and U.S. ^ Fresh Chicken Whole or Split Boneless USDA Choice 1 * 7 0 secretary. She lost a bid in 1969 Boneless USDA Choice nal for engineers. you, you’ll like Stop & Boneless Pork Cutlets (Loin) government officials calling for 16 for election to the Board of one price /ItA lleai'ing; Shop’s Quality-Protec Look at the an investigation of the award to Breasts only 79i Top Round Steak 1' a Pork Chops P> 'The ^ n in g Board of Appeals ted meats. You'll love 4>/2-6lbs low mini-price! Education. She is employed by Fairchild Industries, Inc., of Top Round Roast I ’ this stops Shop roast. Pork Roast Rib Side Utility Developers of East Fresh Boneless USDA Choice 1 7 0 jfZBA) has scheduled a public Farmingdale, N.Y. Chicken Boneless USDA Choice 1 5 9 lb Hartford, builders of Squire Thighs 651 Pork Ribs v 89l hearing Jan. 29, at 8 p.m. in Avco has been developing an 2 First 3 Ribs *1“ 4‘/2-6lbs J i b Village on Spencer St. J Yeomans Hall to hear an Pork Roast Loin Side F-102 engine for the Northrop Top Sirloin 1 a Top Sirloin 1 a application concerning relief A-2, which was competing for Boneless 7 Rib Cut Concentrated Ail The annual Democratic Fresh Chicken Whole or Split Boneless USDA Choice 1 5 9 from town zoning regulations. S Rib Roast 4.48. Z the contract with Fairchild and William and Olive Fornal Countrystyle Pork Ribs Sliced Detergent Jackson-Jefferson Dinner, Feb. P t o r t S o t Boneless. Skinless With bleach, borax 49 oz iC General Electric. The award one price only A W Back Rump 1 a Pork Roasts F! have applied for a sideyard 24 at the Hartford Hilton Hotel, ✓ A Delmonieo '228»> ^ could ultimately be worth more variance to enable them to con and brightenersi box will be a $100-a-plate fund You'll save money! than $1 billion. SI I end lb Spare Ribs 99^ vey a portion of their land raiser. The identity of the main ChickenWngs45*. To Ordei lb 1 4 9 Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, Baked Ham Cod Fillet 69* located at the intersection of A Skirt'Steak 4.4S>b ^ speaker will be announced at a Imported 24 (b | 8 9 59 DConn., said in a letter to Austrian CleanedSquid box Rts. 66 and 87. later date. Weiners or Franks Swiss Cheese it 63* Defense Secretary Melvin R. Oscar Mayer 99* tb Celebrity Sliced picnic *p.,s 85* At the Jan. 9 meeting of the •••••••••• Lincoln juice Drinks 49* Sliced Bologna 12 oz , lb 89* Red Snapper Fillet 99* Laird, that he had been told the Ml Meal or All Beet plig _ Mr. Deli Liverwurst Form er State Sen. Alden Oscar Mayer 2 lb ■ |09 Carando Pepperoni »> Planning and Zoning Commis Only Stop & Shop labels tell you the Ground Beef facts Viva Napkins "Avco bid on the engines was All Meat ol 12 oz fjir. Dell Veal Loaf lb 89* Fish Cakes itetn°s^. pkQ Swifts 12 oz 7 Q g sion: Atty. Omar Shepard, , Ives, the Republican leader in Finast Bologna All Beet 75* Krakiis ifood 2 lb U zy Maple l*!l I Stop & Shop Tuna luAQ" $75,(XK) and $1(X),0(X) less than • j0 9 Lin k^ u sag e representing Charles and the Senate in the 1971-72 specials Chopped Ham Imported ii75* Fish Sticks pkg • e E s g E m the Fairchild bid” and that “the Gladys Keegan, who plan to buy ^ Stop & Shop Calif. Tomatoes 25‘ General Assembly, has moved Northrop aircraft was Available In Storee tWIth Service Dell. to Glastonbury from his former some of the Fornal property, Ground Beef Sab! Frlskles''“"*‘S sa s» ‘tlf^ technically superior.” asked the PZC to accept a sub T Morton set or Turkey The senator called for a WESSON OIL division of the Fornal property Regular Lean “ thorough review of the award S&W VEGETABLES! SPAGHETTI DOVALETTES “ N ^ o n Acres ^ 3 9 ' Farmers Market which created a non- Uniformly good evehrtim#! Uniformly loan every time! lb (Not to exceed 24% fat.) Ih and a full explanation of the Air % m conforming side line on two • Birds Eye Tiny Taters (Not to exceed 2B%fat.) Force’s selection.” CicaiTi Style Corn Or Elbow R ushed from the Holy Land For Salads 24 oz Facial pkgs ■ lots. ^ Birds Eye nm Potatoes 211? 69' Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., Whole Kernel Coin Macaroni T he Keegans want to L e a n W P a ttie s *1.098, Extra Lean“aST* P a t t i e s *1-19 WORLD ALMAMC R-Conn., also protested the Medium Peas K p) Colonial c.k“ WSSS* ’S,~73* PZC decisions. It also appeals Pillsbury Buttermilk *ralSSll!&aS^ 10^89* MAINE... U A No. 1 GRADE "A" system speech, hearing, and Cheese W U M E 8 2 -2 S Canada and the United Edam or Gouda Firwt regulations in light of unique ISAVE 50*11 SAVE 7* g I SAVE 30*|ilSAVE 15* Excellent all-purpose potatoes 55* N O . 1 Finast Onion Rings *^ 22* from Maine. . . at a fantastic low price. language department. Bpz g g , Ptis tain nd 'ourown WITH THIS COUPON WITHTHISCOUPON WITHTHISCOUPON S"»89' States, The World Almanac Chunk ol Gold Cheese situations, such as this case. WITH THIS COUPON Woodys ctn Sun GIpry on e -lb box on e 100 ct box g o n tw o 3A o z)M r a says. The eclipse’s total BiMligriphy mty YS.HCh Buitoni Ziti ^|»45* On Jari. 30, besides the Fornal Maiârine 6»*1 ona24ozcan 1 path will cross Alaska, The regular meeting of Eta ' hearing, there 'will be a final Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will Max Keebler | i Salada | | | Dial »g northern Canada and part hearing on the Robert Fox sub At Our Bakery Deoi. Philo. Selloum Plant of Nova Scotia. be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at division on Basketshop Rd. and S Pax Tea i j l Deodorant g Copyriarht ® 1972, the home of Mrs. Jerry Travis, Zesta I 7 in Pot $199 Newspaper''Enterprise Assn. one on the Raymond Clarke es A lovely gift. 121 Carriage Dr. MCINTOSH APPLES tate on Rt. 87. Coffee Saltines I! Bags i l l Soap | i Bread Sale! OOOOWjW,Jj5J.^THRU o | PZC. stop t Shop Cracked Wheat, Honey Wheat or Italian Limit one M l per cuttomor 5 ? | o UmNtwepefSperantomtr Duraflame Logs *«h 79* Finast; Itailan $ Pitcher LMt om CM p«r oMlomar l e Urn* cm Beeps amemer ai! x | c1 ; — 3 K C —Z There Is A Pack The Planning and Zoning Pumpiniekul § l Commission voted to start all Home Kitchen txMpBread ^ i or Crickid 2.29 32 ez M l' over again on revisions and Kitdien Cupboard DonutsfvA9Y59* I Help feed the birds this winter W hM t S IZE Mi amendments to the regulations D I A L T O N E Stop & Shop Fudge Cake ".iir 59* ' — Bird food at low, low mini-prices. ' 2^15 Size Liwid which were to have gone into Stop & Shop Pineapple Pie 2Hsi*l SAVE 20*||SAVE 2 0 * il SAVE 4* ~ SAVE 15* Big Round Top Bread M effoct Jan. 1. WITHTHISCOUPON WITHTHISCOUPON Near You 49 WITHTHISCOUPON WITHTHISCOUPON fellow Turnips 12a Legal questions have been onaU ozcan o n a S e o zp k g P.O.V. 5 lbs 69* Blueberry Toasties *6° 39* PreUShampoe on a 48 oz bottle ongnaMoxQonie a 32 oz bottle o l!$ o ------P.O.V. Bird Food 15 pounds $149 Exit 99 off Route 1-86, Tolland raised because there was no a Health & Beauty Aids Blueberry Pies f"-- “ “ 65* Y u m S Ain.Mi.,j.laH Vicks Vapohjb 1.1»8I2E minority representation on the Octagon g Liquid i l Comet |||Gainesburget!l I ChartieChumAliS 5 tbs59* LIVE ENTERTAINMENT PZC at the time the matter was Formuta44 3J5«7Q c Charlio Chum. 20 « bag $1.98 voted on in December. 1 1 v l l S Cough Syrup hms f g r Liquid g Cold Water i I Super | i i Dog a dihs Sunflower Seeds 2 59" The five-member board wa9 Stop & Shop Baby Powder 49* Ml i l Cleanser 1 1 Food __ s 7 NIGHTS A WEEK With This Wilh This Wiin This left without minority ■I Detergent i l l f, Ladtot’ MgM Every 10^ off Coupon 15« off Cuupon 30^ off Coupon 5 0 ' off ’e:,2’ H 15' off t:,!!:’ Canada Dry repreiaitation when the lone Btradf ield Mouthwash 49* ! o oooo*«i,AMy»*»« 11^ 0000^ Bird Bells 49*-• Bird Feeders 99« D e m o c ra t, Carl Swartz, „ aig LiwUpne il 11 il Mon.e TiMit. and Wod. Toward tha purchase of Toward the purchai Toward tho, purchase of Toward tha purchasa of | Toward ttw purchasa of > Soda one 4-Roll pkg om 10 lb Bag one pkg 100 om 24 oz can . I om ^0 tSO^gMU resigned In November. 9 P.M. - 1 A.M. AHFIatwi The board now has minority , Charming Tissue Plllsbufy Flour , Tetley___ ^ Tea_____ Bags Max Sandwich Bags 3 . 8 4 ' Tu99., J9n. 30 With This Coupon representation since the Valid thru ^ ., iaa. 27 Valid thru Sat!, Jan. 27 I VaHdttiruSM.,Air27 apîntm ent of Leo Goldberg of STOP & SHOP in* MAN(»lESrER 263 Middle Turnpike West • EAST HARTFORD 830 Silver Lane. 8a.m.-Midnight, Mon.-Sat -Sombhro" Night Old WiUimantic Rd., to replace Wa Reserve the Rloht to Limit Ouantltles v Prices In this Ad Elfactlvi thru Sat Jih. 27,1073 SWartz.

% MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 22, 1973 — PAGE THIRTE^^ PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 22, 1973 ’Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at the Caruso of the G i^ te r Hartford Rotary Club meeting Tuesday South Windsor About Town church. Hostesses are Mrs. Chamber of Commerce will dis at 6:30 p.m. at Manchester Wiliiam Hall and Mrs. John cuss the Greater Hartford Civic Country. OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE School Board Manchester WATES will -Center at the Manchester OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN Krinjak. BUGS b u n n y Meets Tonight meet Tuesday at the Italian- American Cluh. Weighing in St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Public View Asked Dr. James P. Kennedy, will be from 7 to 8 p.m. Mrs. will have its annual meeting superintendent of schools, is William Muldoon will conduct and election of officers tonight a fruit and vegetable walk. expected to submit his at 8 at the church. There will be Happiness Is . On Shared Revenue Members may bring guests. recommended 1973-74 capital a service of Holy Communion at k s m.YCLEMUUINDmiHT improvements budget at 7, and dessert and coffee will be correctional officials, judges, with the newly formed South ir AIRCONDiriONBlTir BARBARA VARRICK ^ tonight’s Board of Education St. Margaret’s Circle, prosecutors, probation officers, Windsor Association of Citizens served at 7:30. Correspondent meeting, which will be held in Daughters of Isabella, will public defenders, court ad (SWAC) group. TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Tel. 744-8274 the Achninistrative Annex, 45 meet ’Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at ministrators, industrialists, Members are urged to attend. The Crewel Group of the School St., at 8. the KofC Home. After the 8 Lbt. DRY CLEANINS -SIM educators and labor leaders. Manchester Newcomers Club Mayor Abraham Glassman Other items that he will com meeting, members wiil play The conference will run Messiah Church Series will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Quality Spawl Qutan EgiripiiMiit has urged residents to attend keeno. Two different Bible Class ment on in his report are at the Community Y. the informational meeting Tuesday through‘tYiday. series at Messiah Lutheran revenues generated by the tonight to discuss use of the Jaycee Week school system, cafeteria Friendship Circie of the Church will begin this week. David A. Young and Michael BaCONLAUMHtOMAT-309fre«lU. ^ Revenue Sharing money Mayor Abraham Glassman deficit, and a progress report Salvation Army will meet has officially proclaimed this Tomorrow at 10 a.m., a received by the town. Nursery School with biblical on curriculum.' The meeting will begin at 8 week as “ Jaycee Week in South The t)oard will be asked to act teaching for pre-school childrep _ and Uie Town Council will out Windsor’ ’ and has called on on an addition to an existing which includes Bible lessdns, line the intent, guidelines, and local organizations to cooperate washout account, the 1973-74 handicrafts, game and singing parameters of the federal grant in the observance of the school calendar, appointment will take place. Children are program and how the use of the organization he help found in of student representatives on asked to bring 25 cents to cover funds can affect the tax rate town ten years ago. the board to committees, one cost of materials. As part of the observance, a appointment, four resignations, and future revenue sharing in On Wednesday, “ The NOBODY OFFERS YOO MORE “ Library Information Night” and two requests for leaves of come. Gospel’s March of Conquest” Mayor Glassman is urging will be held Thursday in the absence. will be offered to the'piiblic for IN QUALITY • VARIETY • PRICE resident participation at the high school auditorium at 8 ’There wiil be reports from six consecutive Wednesdays. It meeting so that the council can p.m. the buildings and sites, will detail the spread of the obtain opinions of interested Local Jaycee President Jerry educationai policies and com Early Christian Church as out citizens on suggested use Of the Hoff and Library Director munications, and personnel and lined in the Book of Acts. funds. Clayton Massey will present to finance committees. residents facts concerning the Additional information and enrollment may be obtained by To Attend Confab building of a new library which calling the church office at 296 Police Chief John Kerrigan is tentatively scheduled for a Buckland Rd. will participate in the first public bond referendum deci Dance Club Open National Conference on sion by voters March 31. The South Windsor Square FUEL (ML Criminal Justice in Edward Mezzanotti, com Dance Club will hold an o]^n Washington, D. C. this week. mittee chairman of the Town l^ n ager Terry Sprenkel Jaycees, said the organizaiton dance Friday at the Wapping Elementary School from 8-11 reported today. would like the library issue clearly understood by all town p.m. Caller will be Cliff 17.9^■ M IsB D syt Sprenkel said the conference Brodeur and rounds will be will enable community leaders residents and is urging par FOOD ^ MARKETS cued by Russ and Anita White. AUTOMATIC and criminal justice officials of ticipation at the session. On Feb. 1, Brodeur will con BURR CORNERS - MANCHESTER, CONN. each state to familiarize Also on Thursday, the South DELIVERY duct the fourth in a series of six themaelves wiUi the work of the Windsor Jaycees will host a « Caldor Shopping Center — Exit 03, l-ou workshops open to all club level National Advisory Commission luncheon for all South Windsor CM! 24 HOMB KRNE BELnaV dancers in the area. The on Criminal Justice Standards clergy in recognition of their 244M NMD SBMCI workshop wiil be held at Plea and consider goals through services to the town. Thin Sliced sant Valley School from 8-10 COOPERimVE 1NL CO. comparison of the commission Senior Citizens The South Windsor Senior p.m. 315 Br^ Stavet report with existing standards. M3-1S53 USDA (J)onference delegates repre Citizens will meet Wednesday LONDON BROIL . M.48 sent individuals who are vitally at 1 p.m. in St. Peter’s Broil ’EmI Boneless important to any crime reduc Episcopal Church hall on Sand CHOICE tion program, Sprenkel said, Hill Rd. to install new officers and will include contununity for the fiscal year. ‘try UB, you’ll like us!’ CLUB STEAKS .. Also planned is a discussion <2.28 leaders, police administrators. o|»m 6 d a y s South Windsor Miundoys themVMla oftiH 9 p.ni. Mosey High School Space dowfitdwn manchcifter J| p Boneless Topic of Meeting m MW haw 72 colon CORNED in rtock ol tho lamow Three budget delibration CHUCK BARBARA VARRICK Correspondent meeting dates have been TEl. 644-8274 planned March 2, 6 and 8. P M ^ toiio»ini BRISKET High school overcrowding Also on the agenda is a report STEAK will ^ discussed at tomorrow’s for workable alternatives to Board Of Education meeting at suspension at the high school onriinddory wooll Timothy Edwards Middle for studento found smoking in lavatories. The school has a ^ also — gribt.nL..l0ft ArnoldW av, at 7; 30 ^a^sqaarf jr»eedl9|olnt p,na. > . • - ^ ta^fetry canvas, 86 & 18 since the defeat of the area' to prevent further proposed $1.9 million addition damage, overcrowding and in November, the board has overall misuse in the “ we feature been reveiwing methods for iavatories. housing a bulging high school Punishment for failure tro variety at its abide with the new smoking population and have met in d m c private sessions to discuss facilities rules currently call very best I” alternate plans. for suspension for three days Also on the agenda is a report for a first offense, fivoKlay from School Superintendent suspension and a parent con Sno-Ball 4-6 lb. Avg. Grade "A” Charles Warner for discussion ference if a second complaints of the February and March ac is lodged and total suspension if BY rilCK CAVAULI the ruie is broken a third time. MR. 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<■ PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manche«ter. Conn.. Mon., Jan. 2^, 1973 Knicks Lost MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 22, 1973— PAGE FIFTEEN John Egan Winner Crampton Win Streak Coach Shoe, Game In Debut Football NEW YORK (AP) — Johnny Egan found a job. Walt DALLAS — Dan Reeves, fifth Stands Today at Two HOUSTON (AP) - The Houston coach with only two losing seasons in on the list of all-time Dallas Frazier lost his shoe and the New Crampton opened the final day’s play-jthe start was SporU Editor Rockets have a new coach, a new win -more than 20 years, had trouble from Cowboys rushers, retired from The three events happened in , .. Houston TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Bruce Crampton has taken two his position as player-coach Johnny Egan was made head coach of m delayed IVi hours by frozen greens and biting, 20-degree ning streak and perhaps a new the start as Rocket head coach. in a row, but the Australian veteran harbors no illusions Standings with the National Football Rockete, Walt Frazier lost his sneaker with bve sMO temperatures-with a three-stroke lead, eagled the second philosophy in the wake of Sunday’s He had difficulty selling his triple about winning three consecutive events on the tough East Side Midgets League team. game and the Knicks lost the game 107103 in hole and wasn’t threatened as he breezed home with a 71 Black Book Jottings firing of Coach Tex Winter. post offense to Rocket players last American pro golf tour. CLEVELAND — Cleveland National Basketball Association play. for 277,11 under par on the 7,200-yard Tucson National Golf W L Rockets President and General season, which resulted inn several dis Browns quarterback Bill FBan said he hadn’t thought too much about being named “ No, I don’t think so,” Crampton said with an almost sad Bruising Larry Csonka of the Miami Dolphins has been Celtics 5 2 Manager Ray Patterson announced agreements with star center Elvin Nelsen, a veteran of several EgM said ifni^ks in his first game. “ If it had smile when asked if he planned to make this week’s Bing Club course. , . , „, Top Notch 5 2 voted the most beautiful football player in the National George Archer, who lost to Miller Barber in a playoff for shortly before gametime that Winter Hayes, who was traded to Baltimore. seasons with the NFL club, an Crosby National Pro-Am his third successive triumph. First Htfd. 4 3 Football League by the Miami-based Bryna Cosmetic Co. the Tucson title a year ago, Labron Harris and Gay Brewer had been fired and that assistant Earlier this month. Winter had an nounced his retirement. “,’This one took a lot out of me,” Crampton said Sunday Regal’s 3 4 usually the form gives its trophy to one of its female con tied for second at 282. Archer had a 72 while Harris and coach Johnny Egan would take uprising among some of his placers after his easy, front-running victory in the Dean Martin- Willies 3 4 sultants but this year the employees voted unamiously to five Brewer matched 70s in the weather that changed from Winter’s place. who felt they weren’t getting enough Tucson Open, a decision that was tarnished just a trifle by Burger King 3 4 give the award to the football star who has broken his nose left after Frazier lost his sneaker. Eastern 3 4 With Egan in command, the playing time. Track & Field a meaningless triple bogey seven on Crampton’s finishing bitter cold to mild and sunny. . / i „ 10 times during his career...Friday night will be Family Newlin said, “ It was just our turn to win that s aU. it s a Rod Funseth, winner of the Glen Campbell-Los Angles Consultants 2 5 Rockets then went out and shocked Egan, 34, a 12-year veteran who is LOS ANGELES — Steve hole. Night at the Springfield Civic Center when the Kings enter Smith of Long Beach State funny thing in basketball, ^m etim es you w n an Open three weeks ago, Bobby Nichols and Richie Karl East Side Juniors the rugged New York Knicks 107-103 still on Houston’s active roster, said “ I’m pretty tired,” he said. “ I didn’t sleep very well all tain the Virginia Wings at 8. For this promotion, Mom or University broke the world pole nothing to do with talent, like a guy falls down or lo were next at 283. Nichols shot 72, Karl 73 and Fiuiseth 74. W L in a regionally televised game that he would do some paring down of the week. 1 came in here knowing I was playing well. I was Day pays only half price for all members of their family vault record by half an inch shoe” . . . . * „ Lee Trevino, a two-time Tucson champion and the pre Shooters 7 2 ended a lOgame losing streak. Rockets offense but would concen keyed up, ready to get on with it. 4 after they buy their own ticket at the full price. The game with an effort of 17 feet-11 in The Rockets led by 14 points late in the third Q uarter,^t tourney favorite, really was never in it. He had a final Magicians 4 Ignoring any personal considera trate mainly on defense and reboun “ Now that it’s over. I’m really tired.” will mark the return of the Kings to home ice after six ches, and A1 Feuerbach bested the Knicks charged back in the final quarter and t i ^ i t IW- Dribblers 4 6 tion, Egan said “ when you’ve been 0- ding. Crampton’s victory, following his triumph at the round 70 for 285. 3 5 straight road engagements...Former National Football his own 69-foot-y«-inch shotput 103 with 22 seconds to go on a basket by Crampton, winner of 12 titles in his 17 years on the Bombers 10, any game you win is important. It “ We’ll take some things from the Phoenix Open just the week before, made him the first Dunkers 3 5 League running back, Tommy Mason, 33, left the ranks of mark by AV* inches to highlight In other NBA action, Milwaukee rolled oyer Golden State American tour, picked up $30,000 from the total purse of doesn’t mean anything personally. offense that we do best and stick with the 14th Sunkist Invitational man to win consecutive American tournaments since Ar the bachelors last Saturday when he took pretty Cathy 124-108, ^ ston stopped Buffalo 104-9 7, Baltimore beat th $150,000 and pushed his earnings to $60,000 for just two We’ve still got some more games this them,” Egan said. “Wherever I’ve nold Palmer took the last two events of the 1969 season. Rigby as his bride. Miss Rigby, 20, starred with the United hapless ^ ila d elp h ia 76ers 108-97 and the Los Angeles season.” been the offense usually took care of KANSAS CITY - Rod Palmer also is the last player to win three in a row, in 1962. weeks. States Olympic gymnastic team last summer...Johnny Lakers crushed the Kansas City-Omaha Kings 123-102. Church League Patterson said Winter was fired itself. We’re going to concentrate on Milbum of Southern University Egan, new head coach of the Houston Rockets in the NBA, Milwaukee Coach Larry Costello said the return ol because the Rockets had not improved defense and rebounding. That’s what took his third straight 60-yard is a former sports announcer at WINF in Manchester. high hurdles title with a 7.0 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar shows what a strong person the as had been expected. Going into Sun won it for us today.” South 5 0 Egan, out of Weaver High in Hartford, resides in clocking at the NAIA cham Buck star is. “ He has to be strong after what happened to day’s game, they were 17-30, identical Egan said he thought there was a Wapping < ® Wethersfield during the off-season...Tonight’s world pionships. him, ” Costello said, referring to the recent shootings at a to last year. generation gap between Winter and AFC Has Every Right Glastonbury 3 2 heavyweight boxing bout between Joe Frazier and George house owned by Jabbar in Washington, D.C. Jabbar scored The end came Saturday night When the Rocket players. Temple 3 2 Foreman may be seen on closed circuit teevee at Bowling 27 points as the Bucks rolled to a 14-point victory over the Rockets played one of their worst “ He’d get along better with younger Faith 3 2 Northwest High in West Hartford. Tickets will be available LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Barry games of the season in losing 130-115 people who would go along with his Golden State. , . Center 2 2 at the door, Promoter Dyke Spear reports. Asher of Coste Mesa, Calif., Rick Barry suffered an ankle injury in the first hall ana to the Portland Trail Blazers, who coaching,” Egan said. “ Tex is such a Trinity 2 3 fundamentalist and there are very few turned nine strikes into a 258 for the Warriors were never the same. Lucius Allen added 25 To Throw Out Chest Bolton 9 ^ Here ‘n There have the second worst record in the a 30 pin triumph over Don John pros who want to go back to fun points for the Bucks and Jeff Mullins led Golden State with By The Associated Press North 0 4 Can East Catholic High beat Manchester High on the NBA. son of Akron, Ohio in the finals The American Football Conference, Emanuel ® 3 basketbali court? One will never know until the two schools “ We used the excuses of the damentals.” of the $77,750 Showboat In 17. Miami and Winston Hill of the New The Boston Celtics staved off a late period rally by the meet - and there is a good possibility this answer may be referees, excuses about players get Egan said another area he planned vitational Tourney. formed in a fiery merger with the old York Jets had him wide-eyed because At Illing’s gym Saturday Buffalo Braves thanks to baskets by John Havlicek and Jo- forthcoming in another year ...When Nick Nicolau decided ting hot against us,” Patterson said, to improve on was discipline. (AP photo) National Football League, had every they were so fired up for the game. night, Wapping defeated Jo White and defeated the Braves for the ninth consecutive I Bowling I to pick up and leave UConn the college lost not only a fine “ but it started to develop into a “ Tex is so good natur^, warm and Buffaloes Bob McAdoo Flies High right to be chesty toda3^ a t least for a “ These guys talked all week about Emanuel, 41-22, in the first of win. Elmore Smith was the games high scorer with 32 laiBBinBMaiaiMaiaaJi four Church League basketballs assistant football coach but a top-grade recruiter and one pattern that we would bring out the friendly,” Egan said. “ He didn’t like Auto Racing year. how they were going to kill their NITE OWL.S - Dot Hills 196 qames. Rob Reeves led the of the funniest after-dinner speakers in the East. Nicolau best in the offense of the team we to be a disciplinarian. But I am RIVERSIDE, Calif. - Jack points. • * In Scoring Over Boston’s Dave Cowens The AFC made it a historic clean man,” Simpson said. The Baltimore Bullets, led by the newest 10,000-point 475, Eleanor Galli 491, Carol winners with eight points while will move on to big-time football as an assistant at Ken were playing.” different. I’m a stern person. If I go Jeffrey of Yakima, Wash, sweep over the National Football Otis Taylor of Kansas City, who scorer in 'NBA history, Elvin Hayes, increased the Michaud 458, Ruth Johnston Dave Yaworsti netted 14 tucky... Walt Luckett is averaging 10 points per game as a Winter, 50, was in the midst of his down, it will be by my own rules. I pulled his 1969 Dodge Charger Conference in Sunday’s 33-28 Pro caught a five-yard touchdown pass away from the ,field with an 467, Flo Scully 461. markers In defeat. freshman starter with the varsity at Ohio University. The second season as Rocket coach. He want them to do what I tell them.” Philadelphia losing streak to nine. Bowl victory. from Oakland's Daryle Lamonica, average speed of 97.129 miles Wilt Chamberlain’s 29 points and 21 rebounds powered South Glastonbury bombed team has an 8-4 won-lost record... The ice skating season at has one more year to go on his con Egan joined the Rockets in Previously, the AFC h^d captured said there was much more at stake PININETTKS - Lois Begin Trinity, 60-37, behind Bob per hour in winning the Per- the Los Angeles Lakers over the Kansas City-Omaha White Rat^s Credit Center Spring Pond was a short one - just one day this tract and Patterson said Winter would December 1970 when the franchies the exhibition season 27-25-4 and the than the difference between $2,000 and 186-470, Madeline Tallin 489, Greene’s 17 points. Teammate matex 200 late model race at Kings. It was the biggest point output of the seasN FOR regular season 20-19-1 from their older winter and hopes for additional time at the area are not be offered a scouting position with the was still in San Diego. He became an Riverside International $1,500 for the winners and losers. Carol Moriarty 474, Donna Charlie Halpin and Dick Chamberlain. Nate Archibald, the NBA’s leading scorer rivals and Miami dropped NFC Newton 200, Marie ^ li s 178- bright...New bowling balls have been requested for use at Rockets. assistant to Winter in mid-season last Raceway. “ The rivalry still exists ... It may Ballard follow^ with 13 and 10 was held to 23 points, 10 below his average. For Success of Celts 470, Arlene Parent 485, Geneva the reconditioned lanes at the Community Y but may not Winter, a highly successful college year. RIVERSIDE, Calif. - Mark member Washington 14-7 in the Super not be as intense as the old days, but markers in that order. For the Lagasse 459, Sandy Beben 185- be purchased until next year...Manchester High’s next four Donohue scored an easy five- Bowl. it’s there,” Taylor said. “Coach losers, Ken Irish and Jim BOSTON (AP) - John Havlicek and Buffalo since the Braves joined the 503, Kay Ringrose 193-488, Ruth mile victory over Bobby Allison Sunday was the clincher in a colli (Chuck) Noll (of Pittsburgh) told us Nelson canned 20 and 16 points basketball games will be at home while East Catholic will State Colleee Basketball Dave Cowens attract most of the NBA three years ago. However, the Smith 177-489, Patty Sobiskl in the Winston Western 500. sion of All-Stars between the two respectively. hit the road for its next six tests. Cheney Tech has three of attention, but Jo Jo White deserves a Braves gave the Celtics a rough time the first day we were here to win and 204-512, Kim Murphy 183-455, Whalers’ ^ leagues. Temple .bested North its next five starts at home...It would be a break for the hijge share of the credit for the Boston as usual. that was the attitude of the entire Debbie Miller 207-525, Barbara Methodist in the third contest, “ Last year the NFC got the most in- talented O.J. Simpsoon to get with a contending team so UConns Celebrate Celtics’ amazing success so far in the “ I don’t know how they play against team all week.” Algren 180-179-505, Diane 4628. Leading the attack was Basketball k—we wanted to prove something,” that he would receive some of the recognition due as a National Basketball Association race. other clubs in the league, we seem to John Brockington of Green Bay LaPine 186, Katy Spearln 179- Glenn Cooper with a game high Defense, | LOS ANGELES - The Bruins .said running back O.J. Simpson of premier ball carrier in the NFL. . White scored 20 points, earned 13 always have a tough time with them,” scored three touchdowns and quarter 462, Loretta Griffin 178-473. of 28 while Steve Hadge pumped of UCLA came within one of the Buffalo, the game’s Most Valuable Rowe’s Birth Date assists* and grabbed six rebounds as Heinsohn said. back Norm Snead of the New York in 10 tallies for North University of San Francisco’s Player. SAPI.IN(;S - Flo Hansen Effective | By The Associated Press the Celtics defeated the pesky Buffalo Buffalo pulled away from a 47-47 Giants hit tight end Ted Kwalick of Methodist. Colonels Minus Key all-time collegiate winning Simpson, who led the NFL in 131, Althea Jewell 132. In the final outing. Center By Tliv AHHorlaled Press streak by defeating the The University of Connecticut basketball team has given Braves 104-97 for their ninth con halftime standoff to a 61-54 lead, but San Francisco with a 12-yard scoring rushing with 1,251 yards, scored one outscored the undermanned Coach Jack Kelly of the New Providence Friars 101-77 for Coach Dee Rowe the 44th birthday present he wanted—but secutive victory Sunday before 8,063 the Celtics rallied to go in front 79-71 pass but it wasn’t enough. touchdown, rushed for 112 yards and Bolton array, 53-15. For But ManageTriumph England Whalers wasn’t going i:::;:: their 59th consecutive victory. only after a frantic battle against Rhode Island that saw fans at the Garden. after three periods. Marv Hubbard of Oakland scored on Y - Pete Aceto 146-404, Andy caught three passes for 58 yards. Lamoureaux 149-391, Hank Center, Jim Aldrich (16), Bill By The AHMoriuteil PrcHs decision over the Utah Stars. to let Winnipeg’s No. 1 line of HOUSTON - Tex Winter of the lead change hands 10 times in the last 15 minutes. “ He was the guy who gave us the The Braves closed to within one an 11-yard run, Bobby Bell of Kansas Bobby Hull, Chris Bordeleau The victory before 47,879 chilled Martyn 137-378, Mike Balesano Taylor (13) and Greg Deneis " The Kentucky Colonels With Gale showing the way in m : the Houston Rockets was A 12-foot-shqt by Steve scoring spree in the last six spark today,” , Coach Tonqmy Hein- ^ point, 96-95, .?>4 minut,e|S later. ;Then City intercepted a Snead pass and 369, Tony Marinelli 351, Roy (10) scored for the winners. played without two key men but Kentucky’s hot third period, the and Norm Beaudin beat him relieved of his duties with the Rowell tied the score at 72-72 minutes of the game. Wesleyan, the Celtics nailed doWnithe Iriiimph.' fank in Texas Stadium^gave the AFC a * returned it 12 yards for a touchdown ^ ? u t ion sohh said in praising his' backedurt DeVeau 350, Bert Davis lM-146 John McCury’s' six points paced managed to beat the Denver Colonels took a 91-76 lead into again. And his Houston Rockets of the NBA with 12 seconds remaining in now 5-6, was led by Brad 2-1 lead over the NFC in the series. and Pittsburgh’s Roy Gerela kicked worked—offensively as well as star. “ He got some big hoops, and with eight points in a row. White 398, Ed Kovis 147-384, Ed the Bolton offense. Rockets anyway Sunday night. the final period. The cushion and replaced by John Egan, the contest Saturday and Rogers’ game-high 20 points. Simpson said offensive linemen when he saw the open man there he hit scored two baskets and fed Havlicek field goals of 18 and 22 yards for the Bujaucius 375, Charles Whelan Saturday’s games; Emanuel With their long jinx over the helped the Colonels withstand a defensively. who will retire as a player to freshman Al Weston made an In the only contest Saturday Gene Upshaw of Oakland, Walt Kelly assembled a checking him.” for another in the decisive outburst. AFC which overcame a 14-0 first 135-364, Frank Calvo 358, Carl vs. North Methodist, Faith vm. Rockets, you might expect the late charge by the Rockets, who College Basketball handle the job. 16foot shot at the buzzer to between two Connecticut Sweeney of San Diego, Larry Little of line of Kevin Ahearn, John Dan- The victory enabled the Celtics to Havlicek topped Boston scorers quarter deficit. Bolin 140. South Methodist, Center vs. Colonels to win without any pulled to within three points ITHE BIRTHDAY COACH A college squads, center Pete by and Mike Hyndman to han Hockey with 26 points. Buffalo’s big Elmore Temple and Bolton vs. Trinity. men. late in the game. VICTORY OVER Egan scored 22 points to lead reach the All-Star Game break with a dle the Hull trio. Not only did Despite the absence of guard Joe Hamilton’s three-point Wooden Expects LOS ANGELES - ’The Los UConn’s arch rival in the Hartford over Southern Connec 39-7 record. Heinsohn will coach the Smith took individual honors with 32. the defensive specialists keep Rick Mount and forward Claude play early in the fourth quarter Angeles Kings of the National Yankee conference. ticut. The Hartford visitors hit East, with Havlicek, Cowens and The Braves, who spent rnost of the Hull and his linemates off the Fifth Title Defense Virdon, the Colonels defeated broke a tie and triggered Dallas Hockey League traded In other Connecticut basket on 62 per cent of their field goal White as three of his players, in the game arguing With the officials, had a scoreboard, but they scored Denver 118-111 for their 10th to victory over New York. Rugged Weekend defenseman Paul Chirtis to the ball action Saturday, Fairfield attempts and 64 per cent of All-Star game Tuesday night in 45-43 advantage in field goals. straight victory over the Hamilton hit his key field goal three goals of their own in New St. Louis Blues in exchange for suffered a humiliating 96-69 their free throws to raise their However, they managed to cash only England’s 7-2 World Hockey Chicago. Rockets in two years. and added a free throw with forward Frank St. Marseille. defeat at the hands of St. record to 8-4 while Southern’s seven of 13 free throws. Frazier Choice Association romp over Win NEW YORK (AP) — Who’s No. 1 in college basketball? The Celtics made it 15 in a row over Mike Gale, subbing for 8:36 remaining to snap a 79-79 Tennis Joseph’s of Philadelphia; plummeted to 1-7. Mount, scored 10 points as the deadlock and trigger a run of nipeg. Why, UCLA, of course. Wesleyan succumbed to a late Forward Ron Conlan led Elsewhere in WHA games Colonels came up with 37 points nine Dallas points. Who’s nervous? UCLA Coach John Wooden, naturally. SAN FRANCISCO - scoring spurt by Union for a 65- Southern with 30 points. Sunday, Houston whipped Ot With Foreman in the third period. Gale Rich Jones led the winners Despite winning their 59th straight victory with a convin Margaret Ck)urt of Australia 51 loss; Hartford destroyed Central Connecticut tawa 5-2 and Los Angeles finished with 19. with 29 points. Hamilton cing 101-77 decision over ninth-ranked Providence Satur outplayed countrywoman Kerry Southern Connecticut, 91-74; lengthened its win streak to five shaded Cleveland 3-2. Sports Slate In the other ABA games Sun finished with 19 and Coby day night, the Bruins were still a matter of concern for Melville 63, 63 to win the $25,- Central Connecticut dropped St. as guard Bill Wendt led the New Hat Trick Plan Ahearn had two goals and 000 British Motors women’s Britain squad over St. Anselm’s Today KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP) — Joe Frazier makes the day, the Dallas Chaparrals Dietrick scored 16 for the their constantly uneasy leader. Anselm’s, 74-69; Western Danby one to pace New with 24 personal points, Central BASKETBALL fifth defense of his world heavyweight ring title tonight defeated the New York Nets Chaps. The Nets were paced by “ I expect a tough weekend in the Midwest,” said Wooden tourney Connecticut lost out to a tall England’s victory over Win CHRISTCHURCH, New is now 11-4 while visiting St. Stafford at Cheney against young, bull-strong George Foreman with the 10598 and the San Diego Brian Taylor and John Roche, as his team zeroed in on the alltime winning streak. team from Philadelphia Phar Revealed by Flett Conquistadors scored a 97-92 who each scored 18 points. nipeg. John French, Larry Zealand — Evonne (joolagong Anselm’s, led, by John Tucaday shadow of Muhammad Ali still haunting him from the After beating two Top Ten teams over the weekend—they macy, 67-57; Quinnipiqc fell By The AsBOciated Press Ollie Taylor scored 10 of his Pleau, Tom Webster and Tim bested Janet Young, 7-6, 62 in before Brockton State, 8684, in McMenamin with 18 points, BASKETBALL STEVENSON BROS. Sheehy had the other Whaler mashed No. 10 San Francisco the night before—it would wings. BEETLE III 23 points in the final period to an all-Australian final of the a see-saw battle; and Eastern tumbled to 2-8. Bill Flett offers this bit of advice for hockey players East Catholic vs. Xavier, It is a definite crisis in the three-year reign of the EXXON lead San Diego over Utah. Jim goals. seem that the record of 60 straight is within easy grasp o f' New Zealand champion ships. Connecticut triumphed over Philadelphia Pharmacy used who’d like to score three goals in a single game. Middletown Don Grierson scored two savage, swarming champion, who was born on a South (BtMLMTMtniKKniMk my Jones, the Stars’ guard, led the defending national champions. MIAMI — Australia’s Rod Upsala State, 73-60. a tall team with starting guards “ If you keep working, they com e sometimes,” said Conard at Manchester n.sMaranwKi goals and assisted on another in Carolina plantation, reared in a Philadelphia ghetto and MS H* SbMt HMkMtv all scorers with 25 points, but The Bruins will play Loyola of Chicago this Thursday Laver, returning to action from In the UConn-Rhode Island as tall as Western Connecticut’s Flett, who turned the hat trick for the fifth time in his Manchester C.C. at Trinity JV the second period, leading prepared for his profession by work as a butcher in a One good thing S4S4SS3 Taylor held him to but three in night and Notre Dame on Saturday. Both are theoretically a back ailment, defeated Dick tangle, Connecticut led by 15 front line as their prescription National Hockey League career Sunday night, helping Plainville at South Windsor Houston to a comeback victory slaughterhouse. the crucual fourth quarter. not in UCLA’s class but nevertheless weigh heavily in Stockton of San Antonio, Tex., points with 3:11 left in the first for victory over the Danbury Southington at Rockville over Ottawa. Philadelphia beat Buffalo 4-3. “ But you’ve got to have a lit leads to another. Wooden’s thoughts as his team tries to break San Fran 7-6, 63, 7-5, for the $50,000 Saga half but Rhode Island scored hosts. Pharmacy, now 7-6 took Rocky Hill at Bolton The Aeros spotted Ottawa Bay Classic crown. command midway through the tle luck too.” Convart your oM Antenna Systom to a TAMS cisco’s great record of the 1950s. seven straight points to slice Coventry at Portland Should Frazier lose, the heavyweight division could be two goals before Grierson ROANOKE, Va. — Jimmy first half and completedy Wayne Cashman of Boston would have to agree with that Wednesday “ Every team is out to break our winning streak,” said UConn’s lead to 3627 at the thrown into temporary turmoil and all the wind would be sparked the rally. He scored Connors of Los Angeles won the halftime buzzer. Rhode Island dominated the rebounding and last part. BASKETBALL COLOR TV ANTENNA two goals in less than a minute Wooden. “ They know they can make their season by doing knocked out of the awaited Frazier-Ali rematch, which has Roanoke Invitational for the se continued its straight shooting offensive action. Ed Perry of Rham at Middletown and then set up Ted Taylor’s go- promoters dreaming of a $20 million or $30 million it.” cond consecutive year, topping with a 16point streak to take a Western took game honors with ‘Cashman’s three goals—two of them all but a gift- WRESTLING fo r Only PRICE INCLUDES ahead score as Houston moved The Pacific-8 Conference powerhouse had some fidgety extravaganza. Ian Fletcher of Australia 62, 6 43-41 lead as the last, frantic 17 points as Western’s record wrapped— led the Bruins to a 5-2 victory over California. Central at Manchester within eight points of first place moments in the first half Saturday night, holding a ft-36 3. dipped to 67y “ Don’t worry. I’m not gonna lose,” the bearded Frazier • 28 Elomont UHF/VHF Antanna quarter-hour of the contest In other NHL action Sunday, Montreal trimmed Atlanta East Catholic at Pulaski Winnipeg vin the West. halftime advantage. Then center Bill Walton came back Brockport State got a big says grimly. “ I have never been more ready than I am for • Alliance U-100 Rotor Golf began. 3-2, Minnesota whipped Detroit 5-3 and Chicago blasted Thursday • Now low ioas Lead*|n Wire Jerry Odrowski, Gary from a first-half ankle injury and took charge of the UConn raised its overall boost from the nation’s leading this fight. Then I’ll talk about Clay.” Pittsburgh 9-3. ^ ‘ BASKETBALL GHIA * »* • Labor Veneruzzo and Mike Byers TUCSON, Ariz. — Bruce record to 7-6 and its Yankee small college scorer as the New . The day before the showdown. Foreman appeared loose SQUAREBACK 89 rebounding war to spearhead a Bruin blitz. In the World Hockey Association, it was New England 7, CONVERTIBLE produced the Sharks’ goals Crampton cruised to triumph York staters traveled to East Catholic vs. Sacred Heart, /and confident, saying: “Look at the records. Most In other games involving ranked teams, second-ranked Conference sUmding to 3-0. Winnipeg 2; Houston 5, Ottawa 2; and Los Angeles 3, while Ron Buchanan and Grant with a 72-hole 277, five strokes • Waterbury Call your TAMS dealer today! Hartford 524*5125 North Carolina State notched an 86-76 decision over Clem- Providence went home with a 4- Hamden and managed an 86-84 heavyweight champions don’t last more than two or three Erickson scored for the better than Labron Harris and victory over Quinnipiac. Top Cleveland 2. CSieney Tech at Windham Tech son; No. 3 Maryland trimmed-Navy 76-67; No. 4 North 9 overall record and a Yankee years. Frazier has had his day. Now it’s my turn. I will Crusaders. two others in the Dean Martin- scorer Ron Gilliam put in 44 Flett scored two goals in the first period and another in Friday .i Carolina downed Duke 82-71; fifth-ranked Long Beach record of 63. win.” ’Tucson ( ^ n Tourney. FaiVfield traveled to points for the winners, now 62. the second against the Sabres, converting passes from BASKETBALL State clouted Creighton 68-51; 16th-ranked Indiana upset Philadelphia’s Palestra for a Bobby Vacca led Quinnipiac, Bobby Clarke for each of the goal. The three scores gave Bristol Eastern at Manchester Tolland at Ellington ' ' No. 6 Minnesota 8371; seventh-ranked Marquette destroyed drubbing by St. Joseph’s and now 11-4, with 23 points. him 25 for the season. Las Vegas (xldsmakers have made the 29-year-old cham South Carolina 71-54 and No. 8 Missouri tripped Kansas 75- six-footnine senior Olympian In the only game Sunday in Windsor at South Windsor TYPES pion a 3>/2-1 favorite ove^he 24-year-old Challenger, who, 412 4-DOOR COMPAa SEDAN KARMANN GHIA F a t fla m e 72. San Francisco was idle. FBowUng{l Mike Bantom. Bantom scored volving a state team. Sacred Rockville at Simsbury After Rick Martin scored his 28th for Buffalo early in the like Frazier, is a form^Olympic gold medalist and is un COUPE In the Second Ten, No. 11 Alabama defeated Auburn 76- 30 points and snagged 14 Heart turned a two-point half East Hampton at Bolton final period, Rick MacLeish made it 4-1 Flyers. Then late Crom ell at Coventry beaten in his pro capder. 64; No. 13 Southwestern Louisiana beat Louisiana Tech 74- rebounds, through he ran into time deficit into a 7671 triumph goals by Rene Robert and Hugh Harris cut the lead but Rocky Hill at Rham ^ Still, nobody knoWs for sure. Foreman is an enigma. As a 64; Oklahoma beat No. 14 Kansas State 81-69; No. 15 COUNTRY CLUB- Vic foul trouble early into the se over Brooklyn College. ans fat fuel bills. cond half. George Groom was Ray Vyzas led the Sacred Philadelphia hung on, tagging the Sabres with only their WRESTLING f pro, he has never been floored and ringsiders wonder if he Abraitis 186407, U rry Bates Jacksonville took a 70-66 decision over cross-state rival St. Paul at East Catholic That's what happens when your oil burner is riot 137-378, AI Bertussi 353, Vin high man for Fairfield with 22 Heart effort with 27 points and second home ice loss this season. has the fiber to come off the deck and keep fighting. Florida State; St. John’s, N.Y., the country’s No. 17 team, Saturday clean and well kept. Boggini 146-381, John Dyment points. 15 rebounds. Vyzas combined Cashman scored all of his goals in the second period ^ It’s certain to be a rough-and-tumble physical brawl, un turned back Temple 93-84; No. 18 Vanderbilt victimized BASKETBALL SUPER BEETLE 412 W A G O N 364, Tony Gryk 136, Frank Kier- Wesleyan tied Union eight with Dennis Burke for 27 points against the Seals, with Ace Bailey assisting on each of likely to go the 15-round limit. Frazier is a punishing, bore- What your burner needs is a tune-up. And it’s Mississippi 75-69 and St. Louis scored an upset, 61-51 nan 146384, Tod Peck 378, Don times in the second half but to pull off the second-half vic them. Manchester at Northwestern in slugger, a black Rocky Marciano, who disdains personal easy with our annual service contract. We'll in triumph over 20th-ranked Louisville. Tarca 141-^1. finally lost out as the Schnec- tory. Sacred Heart had trailed Fred Stanfield and Johnny Bucyk gave the Bruins a 2-0 C.C. injury to mete out punishment to his foes. Foreman is a spect all parts of your oil burner, and adjust In the UCLA-Providence match, Walton hurt his ankle in tady, N.Y. hosts took off on a at halftime 3631. lead after one period and Cashman’s 15th goal made it 3-0 WRESTLING powerful giant with none of Ali’s grace and speed. He them foe maximum efficiency. the first half and had to be carried from the court. Penney at Manchester MERCANTILE - Sam Little early in the second period. doesn’t swing arms, he swings wagon tongues. We can offer you a choice of service plans: However, he returned to start the second half and SWIMMING 135, Roy McGuire 144-378, Gne Fight time is 10:15 p.m., EST, and the place is the out Tune-up alone, or tune-up including unlimited Then Cashman completed his hat trick with two goals in Manchester at Bristol Eastern terrorized the Friars with his board play. The big redhead Phaneuf 153-387, Sonny door National Stadium, an oval built for soccer and service calls during the heating season, or tune- cleared 24 rebounds in all. the final 32 seconds of the period, neither of them exactly SUPER BEETLE I .Chandler 350, John Aceto 355, Helmets Out for Skiert cycling. CONVERUBLE L up, including unlimited service calls and parts Henry Frey 367, Ed Burbank classic shots. The first was wide angled pass that glanced required. m m 367, Joe Vinsko 372. in, off goalie Gilles Meloche’s pads and the second was a Call us, and you won’t get Pro Career And Races Cancelled The fight will not be on home television but will be BOSTON (AP) - Shortstop tip-in of Dallas Smith’s shot. CAMPMOBILE fat fuel bills. ■ w l ' W ' f c / l l FRIENDSHIP MIXED - Brothers Pete and Frank Mahovlich and veteran Jim beamed by cable to 225 sites in-, the United States and STATION WAGON Mark Kilmurray of the Univer WATERVILLE VALLEY, The rule often is waived in Pegge Shelsky 178-454, Barbara Canada and by satellite to special theaters In Britain, heating oil sity of New Haven is going to N.H. (AP) — The giant slalom major events. Roberts had the Canadiens goals while Rey Comeau and STANDINGS V M x ir com fort is ou r b usiness WANTED Sherwood 203-510, Lee Bean 187- France, Japan and a half-dozen other countries. try for a pro baseball career in the seventh Corcoran Cup Tim Skalling, 20, of Stratton, JLwn Rochefort hit for the first year Flames. O m i , LMt M « M 176515, Don Thibodeau 201. Son of a railroad construction worker, Foreman, at 24 is with the Boston Red Sox. races was cancelled Sun^y Maine, a member of the U.S. Minnesota used third period goals by Buster Harvey and WOMEN’ S VOLLEYBALL Few things in life work as well as a Volkswagen. five years younger than Frazier, yet has more pro fights USED CARS The Red Sox announced when the U.S. and Canadian National team, won the slalom Charlie Burns-the latter into an empty, net-to defeat ALLIED MIXED Tom Saturday. Switzerland’s under his belt. His record is 37-0, with 34 knockout victims. Top PrIcM PaM, during the weekend that teams in the Can-Am ski series Detroit in a nationally televised game.^ , Kilmurray had been signed to a Ireland 194. rebelled at wearing safety JeanFrancis Copt pickjed up 20 Frazier has had 29 pro fights and won them all, 25 by moRi For AH Makot Bill Goldsworthy, Dean Prentice and Dennis Hextall had W L contract with Winston-^lem in helmets. points as runnerup, moving to knockout. ^ the other Minnesota goals with Prentice’s the 380th of his Porpoises 18 9 CHiincitvimir the Carolina' League. HAPPY HOUDAYS - Marie n je teams withdrew after within one point of Can-Am A strapping, handsome athlete, Foreman is 6foot-3, has NHL career, moving him into ninth place on the alltime Sharks 17 10 CO., MC. Kilmurray, 22, a resident of Enrico 130, Theresa Derrane race officials refused to waive leader Cary Adgate of Boyne a five-inch-longer reach than Frazier and probably will City, Mich. Adgate fell in the list. Mickey Redmond, Marcel Dioone and Nick Libett Stingrays u 16 11 TED TRUDON INC. AUTHOiilCO ® New Milford, N.J., batted .272 137, ^aine Harris 128, Kitty the U.S. Ski Association rule 0C A U 8 1228 Main Straot Dolphins 15 12 carry a 16pound weight advantage into the ring. He is Tpke. Rte. 83 — Talcottville, Conn. ^ with Yarmouth in the Cape Cod requiring that helmets be worn. slalom. scored for the Red Wings. jjjta ctNKR ST., Manchester. conn.» Phon« 643-si35 B y i ^ 142. Jim Pappin and defenseman Pat Stapleton each scored Barracudas 9 18 expected to weigh in at around 220 pounds, with Frazier League last summer. twice as Chicago unloaded 51 shots to rout Pittsburgh. Marlins 6 21 between 208 and 210. > .

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16 words, 8 days ...... |1.89 Fast Results Coal of School Fives 15 words, 6 days ...... $3.24 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR 15 words, 10 days ...... ^ .5 0 CLASSIHED ADVERTISEMENTS 12:06 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION 20 words, 26 days ...... $14.56 By Dean Yost Deadline for Saturday and Monday Moving into the second half of the scholastic basketball Happy Ads ...... $1.50 inch is 12:00 Noon Friday season this week, only one club has already qualified for CIAC postseason activity. PHONE 643-2711 Ellington High (11-1) holds ttjgt honor. The Knights, 35 12 Help Wanted coached by Bob Healy are the cuirent (Hass S state cham HERALD ScrvIcM Ofterad pions. The only loss by Ellington was administered by East FEMALE part-time office PLEASE READ TREE Service (Soucier) — Lyme in a tournament during Christmas. worker for construction firm BOX LETTERS Trees cut, building lots cleared, HAPPY A D S Jrdcr Your | for general office work and Rockville High, rolling along with six consecutive Cen YOUR AD trees topped. Got a tree BERRY’S WORLD light DMkkeeping. Call 643-9508, tral Valley Conference wins needs only one victory in its For Your problem? Well worth phone< Classified or "Want Ads" are. 9-4:30, Monday-Friday for an “Happy call. 742-8252. next eight outings to qualify. Presently the Rams are 9-2 Information taken over the phone as a con appointment. and tied for second spot in the CVC with Simsbury and THE HERALD will not dis venience. The advertiser should SNOW plowing — Experience ESTABLISHED real estate Plainville. close the identity of any adver read his ad the FIRST DAY IT commercial and residential. Thought” firm with 4 offices east of the East Catholic, the defending Class L titleholders needs tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in Prompt, courteous service. river requires additional sales three wins in its next six games to enter the tournament. answering blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The References. 646-7770. desire to protect their identity personnel in their Vernon of Today! The Eagles are 8-3 and presently 3-2 in the Hartford County tterald is responsible for only ONE fice. Opportunity for advance WASHING Machine repairs, Conference. can follow this procedure: Incorrect or omitted insertion for ment for qualified persons. RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, any advertisement and then only to Ideal commissions schedule. C3ieney Tech, 6-6, and Coventry High, 74, both only need Enclose your reply to the box Maytag. Reasonable rates. CALL 643-2711 the extent of a "make good" inser Call Chet Govang at Holland- three triumphs to enter the play. Tech has five games left in an envelope — address to the Owner of Pike Coin Wash and tion. Errors which do not lessen the Ruhlander and Govang. 643- (.'lassified Manager, Manchester Dry Cleaning, 275 West .Middle in order to turn the trick while the Patriots have nine value of the advertisement will not 9574. Manchester games remaining. Evening Herald, together with a Turnpike, next to Stop and . . . Semaena be corrected by "make good" inser Shop, 643-4913. Clubs facing almost impossible tasks include memo listipg the companies tion. IMMEDIATE openings for may have seat yea Evening you do NOT want to see your steady weekend security guard. Manchester High (4-6) which must win six of its remaining TREE REMOVAL - Pruning, o happy adl letter. Your letter will be Must have clean record, own nine starts. Six of the games are by opponents who have 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 spraying, etc., fully insured. Herald destroyed if the advertiser is Licensed. Free estimates. Call car and phone. Should be ben Herald photo by Buceivicius beaten the Tribe earlier. South Windsor, unable to gain any dable. Call 247-5342 between 10 one you've mentioned. If not it 633-5345. Booster Club Presentation winning momentum sports a 4-6 record and must win seven will be handled in the usual Aiftot For Solo a.m. and 5 p.m. for appoint ment. Sanitas Security Service, of its last 10 games. Bolton High has eight tilts left and manner,______Lloyd Odell, left, representing the Manchester High clock to Principal George Emmerling and coach Bob ing, 445 Homestead Avenue, Hart must win all eight. Currently the Bulldogs are 1-9. Rham 1971 CHEVY Impala, excellent son. Attics, cellars, garages. Athletic Boosters Club, presented a wrestling riding time Alibrio Saturday before the match with Windham High. ford. Happy 90th Birthday High is the last club in doubt. They must be victorious in all Lost and Found condition, p w er disc brakes, Odd jobs. Phone 649-1805. Congratulations air-conditioning. Must * nine of their final games to enter play. Rham is 1-9 over AN Ohio Oil Company offers to LOST — All black female cat, sacrifice, 1-295-9925. REWEAVING OF - burns, all. Dave Wottle Breaks Tape bonuses, convention trips and RONNIE REC. Waddell School vicinity. moth-holes, zippers repaired. fringe benefits to mature man So the postseason looks bright for some clubs while the 1971 VEGA station wagon, low MIKE SHEA Cougars LoseLead, Just Ahead of Kip Keino in Mile Run Reward. Call 643-6442 or 649- Window shaefes made to in Manchester area. Regardless Caught Short! mileage, price $1,750. M9-9721. hand writing is on the wall for others. 0218. measure, all size Venetian of experience, air mail, L.F. blinds. Keys made while you Read, Pres., American BOSTON (A P) — What does a rare track do when it VERY good condition, 1968 wait. TV portables for rent, FOUND young male dog, black, Lubricants Co., Box 696, From, Game to Norwalk white and tan. 40 Olcott Street, Javelin, two-door, new paint l^ rlo w ’s, 867 Main St., 649- doesn't have money ti> pay off winners? Why, it just Dayton, Ohio, 45401. Brenda, and Frank, Leading by as many as 12 points in the first half, keeps on taking hets, of course. Apt, 121, Manchester. job, new studded snow tires, 5221. A Great Future D.J. World Pole Vault two good spares, 6 cylinder. I \ m br N[A, uc. Etta and Harold, Manchester Community College watched its lead dwindle AVON says “ Be your own Suffolk Downs was left without working capital with $950. Please call evenings only, LIGHT trucking, attics, cellars, Mitzl and Herman FOUND black, brown and white ^ s s .” Earn an income of your as Norwalk C.C. caught the Cougars and then stormed 10,102 horseplayers on hand Sunday when Wells 872-4273. " From male mongrel. Call Dog garages, cleaned, roofing, own, right in your own away leaving the locals with an 81-61 defeat Saturday night siding, ,gutters, chimneys Fargo was unahle to deliver a $650,000 bankroll. Record for Smith Warden, 646-4555. "I just finished reading 'I'm O .K ., You're O .K ./ God neighborhood. Be an Avon Trucks-Traetors 8 in Norwalk. While Wells Fargo tried vainly to open the vault in cleaned and repaired, tree father, and / want you should know— we're O .K .!" Representative. Call 289-4922. removal. Free estimates. Call i KEITH The loss, Manchester’s Pacing Norwalk’s potent its Wakeflehl office, track officials went on a money LOST Bank Certificate No. 4- , By The Associated Press 30000169, First Federal Savings 1969 DODGE Van, shag rug, in anytime. 249-2406. Happy 12th Birthday One broken water- fourth in a row puts their offense was Chuck Herbek hunt. Steve Smith owed a favor and he paid it o ff in a big way. of East Hartford. Application sulated, carpeted, new tires, ^ Love, pump and One flat. season record at 7-5 while with 23 markers while Sam “ We called everybody with money we could think excellent condition. Evenings Smith, the brawny pole vaulter from Long Beach State, has been made for payment. $AVE on high construction COVENTRY P Daddy, Mommy, they sport a 4-3 conference Taylor and Stan Wayne of,’’ General Manager Kd Sullivan said. 646-1688. costs, retired Duilder available soared to a world record of 17 feet, 11 inches Saturday RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 16 Business Opportunity 28 PUBLIC SCHOOLS 3 Garth and Susan mark. All three CCCAA set pumped in 20 and 18 markers A couple of hig restaurants had deposited Saturday to assist persons who wish to night in the Sunkist Invitational indoor track m eet at Los ...... 1964 GMC ton pickup, 4 build, alter, or repair. Plum Coventry, Conn. backs have occured in this in that order. night- receipts. Two other tracks, Rockingham Park Angeles and then explained later that he owed the perfor Porsonsis-Announcomonts 2 speed, V-8, bucket seats. $575. bing and electrical experience. GUTTERS and roof repaired losing skein. Manchester will play and Bay State Raceway, were unable to help. Their and replaced. Excellent Happy 30th Birthday mance to meet promoter A1 Franken. 646-1337 after 6 p.m. Reasonable rates. Call 649-1975. AMERICAN Trailing by six-point Trinity JV’s Tuesday in flough was locked in time vaults. INCOME TAX — For accurate workmanship. Reasonable Vacancy “ He’s been very good to me,” said Smith, “ allowing me preparation in. my office or WALT I. margin, 38-32, at halftime, Hartford at 7:30. After delaying the first race for one hour, Suffolk Auto-Sar/lea Painting-Paparing 13 prices. Free estimates. 646- to compete when I wasn’t always at my best.” your home/ Call R. L. Biimett, Board Clerk Happy 90th Birthday From Norwalk cam e out using an President Joe Gresci tohl the crowd on the public ad- Accassorlas 7 OIL He was at his best Saturday, chopping one-half inch off 646-2460. INSIDE — outside, paintiM. I The Over The Hill Gang effective fullcourt press to ilress system what was happening. He apologized, Part-time the old mark set by Kjell Isaksson last year. Another world TWO F-78xl4'snow tires, two Special rates for people over K. Heatlng-Plumblng 17 MIKE SHEA convert many steals into Norwiirk (H) offered rain cheeks and announced that winning INCOME Tax Service, at your months old, $40. Call 1-537-1627. Call my competitors, then call STATION F Vtn mark toppled in the shot put where A1 Feuerbach reached home. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329 Duties: Board minutes, important hoops. 9 0 18 tickets woulfl he eashefi as soon as money was me. Estimates given. 649-7863. SAM Watson Plumbing and Manchester Happy Wayne 69 feet, 4V4 inches, breaking his own mark by four inches. or 247-3115. compilation of agenda, Ixising Coach Pat Mistret- Hrbek 9 5 23 available. MG 1100 parts, best offer. Call Heating. Bathroom remodeling Love, Taylor 10 0 20 Feuerbach, representing the Pacific Coast Club, also 649-0297. J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom and repairs. Free estimates. various duties for Cenfral 18th ta noted, “ This was the 2 0 4 The track, which even borrowed $1,000 from a Stay one step ahead of Grace, Ernie, Cloud predicted that the 70-foot indoor plateau would be reached INCOM E tax returns and decorating, interior and Cali 649-3808. Office. Shorthand Anniversary team's worst game to date Manby 4 0 8 former executive, finally had sufficient capital to begin bookkeeping done professional the competition. Grandchildren, and Clayton soon. SNOW tires — C78xl3, used less exterior, paperhanging, fully required. and unless they improve Maye cashing tickets after the third race. Later, Well Fargo ly. Call Dan Hickey, 649-9145. than 200 miles. Sold car they insured. For free estimates, BOTTI Heating and Plumbing Great Grandchildren SMOKEY “ Yes, 70 feet is possible soon,” said Feuerbach, “ but MODERN 3-BAY quickly, their tournament ToIiiIh 38 5 81 nianaged to deliver $200,000 obtained from another were on. Call 649r0182. call«649-9658. If no answer 643- — Prompt, coui;teous service. Munrli«*Kl«T ((>1) there is no tis'^'j}lannihg oh it or predicting it. There is no WANTED fide from' Porter 6362. Call 643-1496. 25 hours per week Love, hopes will be slim. II source. & STATION Alexander reason to put any m ore pressure on m yself.” Street to Pratt Whitney, se TWO F60xl5 tires, mounted on Carolyn The only bright spot for cond shift, call after 10:30 a.m., Benefits Guerin The truck’s largest crowd of the season was lured by Other big winners in the Sunkist m eet included Steve Cragar SS full reverse wheels, RICHARD E. Martin. Full NO JOB too small. Immediate Dear Mom the Cougars was Stan Moore reduced admission, a niekle cup of coffee, 10 cent 646-4714. $90. Call 872-2727. professional painting service. service on service calls. Free Peoples Prefontaine of Oregon, timed in 8 minutes, 27.4 seconds to Please call days 563-0131, Apply: How are you doing? Alexander’s 23-point produc draft beer ami 1.5-cent hot dogs. Oesei said he had •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Interior - exterior. Free es estimates gladly given on Grant beat Marty Liquori in the two-mile test. RIDE wanted — Manchester- Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foley. Dr. Donald C. Hardy, tion. Ellie Grant pumped in Cortese ••xpected a handle of $7.50,000 to $800,000 on the Campars-Trattars timates, fully insured. 649-4411. heating or j^umbuig. Faucets ‘HBP$MUM- Zack Dave W ottle took the fnile in 4:06.1, nipping Kenya’s Kip^ Hfflrtford, State Office Building, Moblla Homas $ repaired or installed. Water Evenings and Sunday call Supt. Love, KOMiitfrr 13 markers and hauled in 20 Summataro nine-race pri^grum, hut that business was hurt. 8:30-4:30 daily. After 5 p.m., 29 3 61 Keino at the tape. “ I wasn’t sure I had won until we hft the C. AND G. Home Improve pumps worked on. Complete collect 413-786-3041. Box 356, Roy rebounds. Bob Guerin netted I'o I h U One bettor said he arrived at the track with $22, bet 646-5645. heating systems, rec rooms, Score at half 38-32 Manchester tape,” said Wottle, who took the Olympic 800 in a photo 1967 SHASTA 13’ travel trailer, ment. Interior, exterior pain Coventry, Conn. 06238 10 points. it ull on the first two races, held a winning ticket on the self contained, many extras, ting and wallpapering. Free es etc. Call M & M Plumbing & (AP photo) finish over Russia’s Yevgeniy Arzhanov. “ I was m ore sure Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 daily double hut didn’ t have any money to bet on the $675. 872-4591. timates. 228-^65, 223^1. Heating, 649-2871. Watch for Flying Legs at Munich,” he added. Autos For Sato 4 vat* Instructions 32 ihii'fl race perfecta. MARTY’S Plumbing and, MALE clerk, full time, apply A- In the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics 1973 NEW MOON, 12x44’, one D O N A L D WOMAN wanted 5:30-7:30 p.m., RN’S-LPirS Cronin Tells Conference The handle was $644,6.58. Greg Boutwell (99c) avoids fallen motorcycle rider in Heating. Complete batoroom PRIVATE piano lessons, 2-Z Book Store, 705 Main St., championships at Kansas City, Mike Boit of Eastern New NEED CAR? Credit very bad? bedroom, completely fur Tuesday and Thursday, for light Full-time or part-time nished, excellent opportunity remodeling and repairs. Free experienced teacher Manchester. semifinal event in the Quaker City Indoor Race at Bankrimt, repossession? office work. Phone 646-4745. Mexico was the lone double winner. Boit took the mile in estimates. No job too small. specializing in beginners and (MIL Philadelphia Sunday. Honest Douglas accepts lowest for retired couple. Him Manor 3 to 11 $liift Designated Hitter 4:12.3 and captured the 880 in 1:57.4. down, smallest pavment, Mobile Home Park, 5^12^. GEORGE N. Converse - Call 742-7438. children. Several openings. 649- LADIES full or part-time work Extremely high hourly rate in 4974 after 1 p.m. PILG RIM Mills Warehouse in real estate. Join the “ Home anywhere. Not small loan Interior and exterior painting needs women for measuring modern A-1 Convalescent TOWNE Plumbing Service. team,’’ excellent commissions. 51,000 Watch finance c o m ^ ^ plan. Douglas and p^rhanging. Fully in and marking fabrics, full-time. home. Contact Mr. Richard •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Repairs, alterations. American SCULPTURE classes - for Call Wolcott Realtors, 568-8200. Motors, 345 Mam. sured. Call 643-2804 after 5 p.m. For Interview call, Mrs. Sobol, Bell, for appointment, Vote Margin 8-4 iPair of Toughies | Motorcyelas-Bteyclas 11 Standard fixtures used children and adults. Limited 349 Main St., East hartford. 646-1000. between 8-5 p.m. Meloday Sets Hot Pace 1963 BUliCKElectra, automatic W ALLPAPERING and pain exclusively. Immediate ser openings. All levels of instruc SECURITY guards wanted full BOSTON (AP) — American League President Joe Donohue Win transmission, radio, power HARLEY-Davidson motor ting, interior and exterior, vice. Call 649-4056. tion. For information, 646-0694. EAST HARTFORD ^Confront Eagles | brakes, new tires, $175. Cali cycles, parts and accessories. expertly done. Free estimates. and part-time, permanent posi Cronin disclosed recently that the vote to adopt the SALESMAN tion. Manchester location. Only CONVALESCENT R IVE R SID E , Calif. (A P ) — Mark Donohue, a member As Explorers Triumph 742-8867; Harley Davidson Sales, 49 Park Tim Conaty, 633-7516 after 6 Blectrical 18 Behools-Classes 33 revolutionary designated batter rule for a three-year trial Construction sincerely interested should app of Philadelphia’s social set, has officially joined the St., Hartford, 247-9774. p.m. HOME was 8-4 at the club owners’ meeting in Chicago last week. Paced by an awesome offense East Catholic High eager, Doug 1972 FIAT 124 Spider, 4,000 MERZ Electrical Service. ly. Phone 246-8271. S2S-2107 exclusive club that belongs to the “good old boys” of Products Cronin told a news conference in his office that the By Dean Yost • last night at St. Bridgets’ gym Melody pumped in 30 points to miles original, maroon and 1971 HONDA, CL350, $700 or BulkUng-Contracting 14 Electrical repairs, additions, BULLDOZER Southern stock car racing. black, $2,OT5. Call 649-2094. make an offer. Phone 742-6808. alterations. Small job Excellent opportunity in EXPERIENCED turret lathe baseball rules committee approved on a 9-0 vote the Appearing to have one tough game after another. East the East Hartford Explorders share game scoring honors with TR A IN Ilia DAIRY Farm work, part-time, 9-9 p.m. specialist. “ Service when you District Sales of tools and operator. Full or part-time, He acquired his membership Sunday when he drove a Catholic will face two tough Catholic powers this week. bombed the Enfield Don Lewis. Stan Pelcher netted NEWTON H. Smith & Sons BET A TRADE IN prefer experienced milker, but change which will permit designated batters to hit for 1970. CADILLAC Eldorado, need it .” Free estimates. specialty fasteners to contrac days. Phone 646-1220. boxlike American Motors Matador to an easy victory in the Merchants, 151-103, in a New Remodeling, repairing, ad- willing to train. After 5 p.m., pitchers. Tuesday night in Middletown the Eagles w ill be in Hartford 27 while Hank Brown tossed in excellent condition, low Master Charge. 643-8832. CONSTRUCTION! tors. Mechanical ability $100,000 Winston-Western 500 at Riverside International ditions, red rooms.>ms, porcheshes and 228-33fc. As initially worded, the rule change called the batter a County Conference tilt with Xavier High. England Basketball, Assn., 20 markers. The East Hartford mileage, $3,995. Phone 644-8845. Classes forming now! For in preferred. No sales PART-TIME - School bus 12 roofing. N6 job too small. Call drivers wanted, to drive in town Raceway. The Falcons enter the contest with a 6-4 over-all mark game. crew hit an unbelievable 61 Sarvicaa Otiarad Flooring 19 form ation call our local experience necessary. Exten “ designated pinchhitter.” However, Cronin said it had 649-31M. of Manchester. Approximate HUSBAND and wife for The race opened a 31-event schedule for the National The Explorers picked up their field Goals. 1972 VOLKSWAGEN Super nqmber. sive training program, salary been changed to avoid confusion with the usual pinchhitter. but are unbeaten in conference action with a 3-0 record. GROCERIES delivered, Mon FLOOR SANDING and hour.SJ:15-8 a.m. — 2-3:30 p.m. janitorial and cleaning duties, Association for Stock Car Auto Racing and it drew 51,000 12th straight win of the season Enfield’s Augie Gwozdz Beetle. Excellent condition. DORMERS, garages, porches, and commission. Company Under the rule, a club may designate a hitter for the East is 3-2 and 8-3 over-all. Both of East’s losses came at day through Saturday within 3 refinishing, (specializing in We will train. Call 643-2373 part-time evenings. Call 643- persons into the sprawling road course grounds. while the losers are 0-4. grabbed game honors with 36 $100 down and take over rec rooms, room additions, 236-2244 the expense of Northwest Catholic. miles radius, $7 minimum. older floors). Also specializing vehicle, expenses, and liberal between 9 a.m. and noon. 0053 between 4-7. pitcher prior to a game. The designated hitter must remain Former UConn standout and points. payments. Call 875-9190, 872- kitchens, add-a-Ievels, roofing, AUIED CONSmUCTION Donohue, 35, who lives in the Philadelphia suburb of Goldmart Foods, Hartford Rd., in inside painting and paper benefits provided. This is a in the original pitcher’s spot in the batting order. In a rare Thursday battle. East travels to Waterbury’s 91&. siding, general repairs. Quality Newtown Square, Pa., didn’t become involved in NASCAR 6494223. hanging. ,tohn 'Verfaille, 6 ^ SCHOOL growth opportunity. Call Mr. Cronin said that a designated hitter may be used Sacred Heart High in a non-conference tilt. workmanship. Financing SpriogfIcU, Man. doings until last year, when he made his debut in R oger 1968 PONTIAC Catalina, 4-door 5750, 8^-2222. John Rocker, Monday, Jan. defensively, continuing to bat in the same position in the Elsewhere in schoolboy activity, Manchester High is SNOW Plowing — Commercial available. Economy Builders, Approv^ for vetarana Penske’s untried Matador in the traditional Riverside Zwilling, Kaserer Gain sedan, power brakes, power Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, 22, Tues., Jan. 23, or Wed., batting order,. The pitcher then would have to bat in the home twice this week. Conard High, 5-5 in both the CCIL steering, original owner. and residential. Reasonable Movlng-Trucklng-Storego 20 January 24, for personal inter opener. rates. Also available as backup evenings. place of the substituted defensive player. and over-all, is the opponent Tuesday night while Bristol Asking $900. 875-7308. t Holp Wanted 35 view. His Matador wasn’t reliable or strong enough to cause rig. Call 646-3467, 647-9304. MANCHESTER - Delivery - A pinchhitter may be used for a designated batter, Eastern comes to town Friday. In World Ski Standing MASONRY - All types of 646-2300 LUBRICATION MEN the stock car boys even mild concern last year, but the 1967 FORD Mustani : Fastback, light trucking and package remaining in the latter’s spot in the order. However, a Cheney Tech, 6-6, meets Stafford High tonight at home stone, brick fireplaces, walls, DRIVER wanted, Vernon- and Walter Tresch of $900. Call 742-7693 I etween 7-9 SHARPENING Service - delivery. Refrigerators, Manchester area, own car, USM CORP. moonfaced Pennsylvanian was hot as a pistol elsewhere. and treks to Windham Tech Thursday in an afternoon start. By The Associated Press Saws, knives, axes, shears, concrete steps, sidewalks. No Needed Immediately designated batter is eliminated from the game if a pinch Switzerland was third. p.m. washers and stove moving salary plus liberal car VlRIinMIMi RMWtS, He won the Indianapolis 500, among other racing plums. skates, rotary blades. Quick job too small. Free estimates. For second shift — We have openings for runner is used for him. Manchester Community College, on the road its next The top American was Bob specialty. Folding chairs for allowance. E-Z Day Maid Ser S ll Om t M , 9NMn. Cm N4I4 David Zwilling and Monika service. Capitol Equipment Over to years experience. After This year he came back to Riverside and qualified the- three outings, travels to Hartford Tuesday to oppose Trini Cochran of Richmond, Vt., who 1966 BUICK LaSabre, air, rent. 6494)7K. Da EoS OppwWtj EaHwr experienced lubrication men. Starting rate $3.25 Cronin conceded that the new rule may need more Kaserer of Austria gained Co., 38 Main St., Manchesteer. 5 p;m. 643-1870. 644-2975. vice, 872-3344. * red, white and blue machine fourth fastest among 40 was 10th with 58.10-55.87— power, new tires, battery, hourly with a chance for advancement. All fringe reviewing and he plans to confer soon with umpires. ty JV’s and treks to Winsted Saturday with a CCCAA ground on the leaders Sunday in Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday starters—just slightly behind front-row sitters David P ea r reliable transportation. Asking Dresemaking 22 FORK-LIFT driver, man for benefits. Uniforms and tools furnished. For One area may require teams to list players by positions. meeting with Northwestern. the World Cup ski standings. 1:53.97. Eric Poulsen of Olym 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- CARPENTRY — Repairs, son in a Mercury and Bobby Allison in a Chevrolet. N ext to pic Valley, Calif., was 22nd. $525. Evenings, 643-9958. * remodeling, additions, roofing. general factory work and appointment call 688-2233. As things stand now, a cfiib with a good hitting pitcher Rockville High will try to improve its six-game winning Zwilling finished fourth in a 7958. CUSTOM made ladies dresses, materials handling. Cavrok 11 Pet. of Calcium Donohue in the second row was Hershel McGriff, third “ 1 think we’re just getting Call David Patria, ^uth Wind could start him in the outfield, let an outfielder pitch to one skein as it meets Southington Tuesday and front-running special slalom race, the Grand 1967 GTO, good condition, suits. Bridal gowns and veils. Corporation, Industrial Park into really competitive forn» LIGHT truckiiig, odd jobs, also sor, 644-1796. In 4 Slices Of Bread fastest qualifier, in a Dodge. Prix de Megeve at Megeve, reasonable price. Call anytime, Also hand set fashion jewelry. Avenue, Vernon. batter with the designated hitter batting in the latter’s Simsbury Friday. The Rams battle unbeaten Bloomfield now,” said Hans Peter Rohr, moving large appliances. Bur But when the race got under way, it became evident that France, and picked up 11 points 646-8057. ______WES ROBBINS carpentry 649-1133. spot. That would leave the designated hitter batting for an High Feb. 2 in Bloomfield. the United States men’s ccidch. ning barrels delivered. $4. 644- the combination of Donohue’s road course ability and the on the leader, Holland Colom- remodeling specialist. Ad Washington — Four slices of outfielder with the good hitting pitcher taking his own rips “ I’m very optimistic about toe 1965 CADILLAC convertible, 1775. MTERVEWERS Matador’s handling qualities would become a major factor bin of Switzerland. Colombin, a ditions, rec rooms, dormers, CUSTOM made women’s enriched bread a day supply 11 at the plate. rest of toe season.” air-conditioning, mechanically clothes, simple alterations. Part-tim e and occasional per cent of the calcium and 14.6 over the 500-mile distance. downhill specialist, did not CARPENTER available, days, built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, “ From what I’ve seen of the designated hitter in spring Unitas Traded To San Diego West Germany’s Traudl good. Best offer. 649-2497. 649-3446. Phone 649-295'?. employment for men and per cent of the protein needed AUTOMOTIVE TECHNICIAN He raced strongly v/iS\ early leaders Pearson, Allison compete at Megeve and had his evenings, weekends. Additions, You can earn good money working In our new modern training the last couple of years I’ve liked it, liked it a Treichl finished second to Miss women as opinion research in- by a 22-year-old woman, the lead over Zwilling sliced to 104- 1964 F A I R L A N E , V-8, alterations, repairs. No job too and Richard Petty, stock car racing’s all-time champion. Kaserer in the women’s giant LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagas 27 terviewers. No selling. National Research Council re shop. You should have a proveri ability to do valve Jobs, great deal,” Cronin said. “ I’m also not against another BALTIMORE 11-year quarlerhark of the 10 2. automatic, $175. Call 643-2920 small. Free estimates. Call When Pearson was forced out by mechanical woes, to be (AP)—Veteran quarter- slalom. Her time was 1:U.40. Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 new homes custom built, Experienced with census help ports. They also provide her transmissions, engines, etc. Three to four years’ possible change to use a designated pinch runner, but le t’s Chargers who has asked to Meanwhile, at Contamines, after. 6:30 p.m. remodeling, additions, rec MORTGAGES, loans first se with 13.3 per cent of the needed working experience required. Free paid training followed a short tim e later by P etty’s Dodge, Donohue had l>aek John Unilas of the Marilyn Cochran, Bob’s sister, p.m. ful, but not necessary. Write get over this plateau first.” he traded, would go to the France, Miss Kaserer raced to rooms, garages, kitchens- cond, third. All kinds. Realty riboflavin, 24 per cent of the program to Increase your skills. Make a pleasant dis things pretty much his own way. was third, in 1:23.88 and a n o ^ r 1967 VOLKSWAGEN bus, gas statewide. Credit rating un to Box 56, Albertson, New Baltimore Colts was Colts or possibly the Los victory in the women’s giant SNOWPLOWING - Very remodeled, bath tile, cement thiamin and 13.3 per cent of covery see how easy it Is to work where quality Allison drove the final miles with a sick engine and was slalom, covering the wind- sister, Barbara, finished 15th In heatdr, new tires, rebuilt work. Steps, dormers. Residen necessary. Reasonable. Con York, 11507. traded to the San Diego Angeles Rams in a three- reasonable, 646-5489. the iron. workmanship Is the standard, not the exception. Quality almost two laps behind at the finish. whipped, foggy, 1,250-meter 1:25.74. Sandra Poulsen, EHc’a motor, good body condition, tial or conrunercial. Call 649- fidential, quick arrangements. Chargers, Colt General way deal with Baltimore. sister, was 17th. Susie Corrock $900. Call 643-5875. Alvin LiOidy Agency. 527-7971. work results In your future being guaranteed. Excellent course in 1 minute, 23.10 TWO handymen want variety of 4291. Third place went to Ray Elder, Caruthers, Calif., in a Manager Joe Thomas said 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart hourly rate With incentive program to be Introduced The 39-year-old Unitas, of Seattle, Wash., was 19th and jobs. Attics, cellars cleaned, PLAZA DEPT. STORE Dodge, fourth to Bobby Unser of Albuquerque in a Ford seconds. That gave her 126 1963 CHEVY Impala, SS, ford. Evenings, 233-6879. shortly. Your benefits Include free health and life today. former University of Patty Boydstun of McCall, wallpaper, ceeilings, painting. V TsAvMNhiMhiMlhiimMMU 705 EAST,MIDDLE TURNPIKE and fifth to Jimmy Insolo, Mission Hills, Calif., in a points for the sea.■ ‘ ' There have been any other player in NFL weekend at the Statler-HUton ______WE SERVICE ALL FLOORS second with 57.56-55.00-1.52.56 rumors that John HadI, history. Hotel.

V 1 ' \. ( a PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Ck)nn., Mon., Jan. 22, 1W3 MAN^^wi” ^ R e v e n in g HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 22, 1973— PAGE NINETEEN Apartmonta For Wgm Si Out ot Tnam- Houaaa For Sale H9lp MfaniMf 35 H»tp Wanfd 35 N«fp W utfd Rooms Without Board 59 Houaaa For Bala 7 2 Houaaa For Bala ^ Out of Team-Fer Bala 75 >foOGOTMROOGM TME d) BEMGEXAMMEO* © GETTING THE ' ForRem 72 B A R B S PERSONNEL Clerk ^ Local 'toKXE ROUTIME OF PRE6CR1PTIOI4 FlUEO*** ROOM with kitehen privileges, " durtiilllllir .. CONTEMPORARY Ranch - MANCHESTER, centrally COVENTRY (NORTH) PART-TIME cook, mature company. Good typing, centrally logpted, 14 Arch WHiLINGTON — One and two- located, 6 room home with By PHIL PASTORET n o t ic e RN knowledge of insurance forms Jiiving room has beamed HMET PRMO RANCi NOTICE 3 to 11 p.m. and woman, home type cooking in I The thought of going to the phar creasing horizon, please call after 7, 647-1632. Sporting Goods 47 (Off W. Middle Tpka„ WE HAVE customers waiting 5324. ' i GLASTONBURY - Charming macy to have the prescription filled Is almost bury, 633-9485. 742-8243. MANCHESTER six-room Colonial plus separate property. 4'4 baths, elevator, January, 1973. us for a preliminary interview •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GAS dryer, needs flame switch, Manchester) for the rental of your apartment • Ampl* Paridiig enclosed porches, swimming overwhelming. Even the few momenta you might have to GIRL'S Figure skates, size 2, ■or home. J.D’. Real'Estate CLEAN 3-family 4-4-3, SPOTLESS GJIPE GODQ facilities for mother-in-law or TAF, INC. at 646^1117. PART-TIME bookkeeper and WAITRESS — Monday through Articlaa lor Sale 45 $30. Phone 646-7393. 1 and 2-bedroom luxury • AU Eliwtric separate office. Beautifully ool, etc. T. J. Crockett, ' By FYank E. Ahearn wait can seem like an eternity when you’re not feeling well. receptionist for local dentist of $5. Boys’ hockey, size 3, $7. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. excellent location. Call owner Need large rooms? Well this Friday, days, 8 to 3 p.m. Apply apartments. Features wall-to- tEtovaitor landscaped. 1'4 acres adjoining ealtor, 643-1577. Its Attorney Then don’t waltl Ifôu are near the pharmacy, drop It fice, afternoons. Experience Country Donut Shop, 1015 Main LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. Men's hockey, size 6*/i, $7. All FULL Sized white electirc after 6 p.m., 643-2 6V4 room Immaculate Cape is HURWIT & SIIMONS like new. 643-9385. wall carpeting, vanity tile baths, LOOKING for anything in êal^ ' • .Full OwrvleM country club. Louis Dimock. off and go home — we will deliver It in short order. If you helpful. Reply Box “DD,” Street. Ring bell for service. Shiners, stove. Very good condition. $50. for you. Set in a very nice Realty, 649-9823. GLASTONBURY - 1918 are not in the vicinity of your pharmacy have you physician Manchester Herald. Phone 646-4627. built-in oven, range, dishwasher, estate rental — apartments, •iWfalMor »'iiB'iat.' i VERNON, - Built irt 1967,.4- BIQQE8T BARGAIN IN HISTORY apartment, wall-to-wall^ MANCHESTER t-$ 25,900, four-' Hayes Agency , 646-0131. sant working conditions. an agency fee at Rita Girl, manufacturer needs individual 23x32 ". 25 cents each or 5 for $1. manure. Call after 6 p.m., 643- cidentals, also refrigerator. $175. Handy to shopping, bedroom Clolonial, front-to-back NOTICE Publlshad In the Interest of Benefits available. Experience 9504. carpeting throughout, complete*' bedroom Cape. Country Manchester. 646-3441. for inspection of raw materials Phone 64.1-2711. Call 644-0014. schools, bus and religious BroKort Protoctod The BARROWS k WALLACE Co. COVENTRY — Country proper living room with fireplace, Pharmacy and Modleinc by not necessary, although, help and vendor parts. Will also appliances, vanity bath. Cen kitchen, den, paneled rec room, Realtor! — MLS large eat-in kitchen, family The Zoning Board of Appeals ful. Call 522-9211. SEA.SONED fireplace wood cut facilities. trally located $175 monthly. ’ much carpeting, treed lot. Mint * ManchestM" Parkade — M0-S3O6 mmm ty approximately 3,000^ fron at a nieeting on January 15,1973 audit raw materials to some HOT water Furnace, convec Wanted to Buy 58 tage on two roads, 8-room room (for* dining roqip), large first and second layout work. tors, 30" gas .stove, aluminum and split, delivered. Call 643- R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. condition. Meyer., Realtors, 643- lot vylth city water qnd sewer. made the foUow^ decisioiis: 0926. 1 Model apartment open for in DOCTOR’S or attorney’s office, house, 4-car garage, barns. Apply Personnel Department, combination doors, office WANTED — Antique fumitrcy spection 1-6 p.m., Sunday. Other be^ti(ul, spacious, excellent Xii C 1 nc'ilcbvii 5 O V E R SIZ E D c u sto m 4- Near shopping, school and $37,9(jo.'.'F. J! Spnecki', Realtor, K.L.I. Associai^ -TTiVariiailca Iona Company, 6 Regent Street, MANCHESTER - Lafge for special use flc^lighted do you like FABRICS? calculator, metal kitchen glass, pewter, oil paintings or times by appointment. ideatron, first floor, all MANCHES’i’ER^-^ New liMn^, f bedroom Cblonial. Built in 1972. churdhCS'.' 43*hci-es.' Principals 643-2121. Manchester. cabinets, built-in tubs, lavs. 643- WELL seasoned fireplace modern 7-room duplex. Three First-floor family room with free-standing identification Pilgrim Mills Fabric Department Store has openings wood. Cut up desired lenrths, other antique items. Any quan BuiK.by bedrooms, kitchen, family facilities, parking, reasonable Rockledge section. First time only. Rose Pastula, 528-%15 2465. 643-1442. tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, rent. 353 Center St., 649-1680, fireplace, 2Mi baths with mar after 6 p.m. sign at 18-28 nospedt Street — W K ^ S T O W N for mature women to work as sales ladies and PART-TIME janitorial work, $35 a cord, free delivery. Phone U&R HOUSING CORP. , room, dining and living rooms. offered, 3 bedroOm “L” Ranch, * * PHARMACY * ^ 165 Oakland Street. 649-3549. choice treed lot, view, $36,900.' ble vanities. 2-car oversized DENIED. cashiers. Hours can be arranged on a part-time or for days or evenings. Call 649- LOOKING for a low priced 1-455-9987. Rentals by: Garage. Lease and security. garage, full walk-out basement, Wantad-Raal Batata 77 5334. $240. Blanchard & Rossetto, (.Hayes Agency,,6466131. K.L.I. Associates — variance full-time basis. Come in for an interview. <-olor TV? We have a very fine WANTED — Antique furniture, Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, with sliding glass doors. for special use floodlighted 455 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER .selection of reconditioned color Garden Produeta 50 Realtors, 646-2482. Beautiful skyline view.. VERNON SELLING your home or toys, crank phonographs, 543-2692 643-9551 office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- New Six Room free-standing identification 434 OAKLAND ST., MANCHESTER RNs — LPNs — full-time and and black and white TV sets on swords, guns, glass, attic or 5. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, acreage? For prompt friendlv part-time, charge positions, 3- BUY your potatoes direct from FIVEROOM apartment, 6466200. “L ” Shaped Ranch service, call Louis Dimock sign at 166-186 New State Road display now in our store. Stop in the potato warehouse, corner of cellar contents. 643-6535. 11 and 11-7. Excellent benefits, and look them over. Modern TV available February 1st. Adults jusTWAmm Large living room with Realty, 649-9823. - APPROVED with conditions. Buckland Road and Tolland FOUR-ROOM garden apart only, no pets. Parking for one MANCiHESTER - Available every other weekend off. Service, 805 Hartford Road, 643- Rooma Without Board 59 soon. East Center Street. New For oomeone to latch on to RANCH on 3 acres with 11 large’ cathedral ceiling and stone Elmer M. Thrall — parking PUgtitnAîUs. Meadows Convalescent Home, 2205. (Next to Manchester Turnpike. Buckland. Call 646- ment, avocaejo appliances, car. 643-8680. this large RapiA'and move in. rooms, 3 baths, 5 bedrooms, and storage of motor vehicles, 8248. vanity bath, darpeting, heat, First floor office-business fireplace, roomy kitchen udth MERRITT . FAIIH C OCMRTMENT STORES 333 Bidwell St. Call between 9-3, Oldsmobile). THE THOMPSON House - Cot roace, 60' to 2,500 square feet. Ten huge rooima in alii I P.S. family room, 2 kitchens. Could eating nook, 3 bedrooms, 2 fiiU in particular school buses — LOVELY LADY 646-2321. hot water, air-conditioner, dis be Ideal for in-laws. Barn, 6 Household Goods 51 tage St., centrally located, hwasher. $195' monthly.,,^ 649- Possible telephone and Hie exterior is brick and the baths with vanities, built-in RdbI Estate south side U.S. Route 6 and Has That large, pleasantly furnished secretarial service. Merritt horse stalls, 6 regulation dog 3978, 643-6165. PRESIDENTIAL lot is 180’z240’. We have the appliances, first floor laundry Our creative selling methods west side Glen Road — rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 Agency;,^646-1180. key, if you have the check. kennels. Philbrick Agency, TAPPEN electric range, $75. VILLA8EAPTS. Realtors, 646-4200. area. Twokmt garage, city and hard work wiU get you APPROVED with conditions. Norge apartment size for overnight and permanent guest rates. NEWER 3-bedroom apartment. MANGHESTCR- • ••••••■(•••••••••••••••••••a ' utilities. Only $42,000. fast... Green Road Realty, Inc. — “New Look’ refrigerator, $25. Both in Carpeting,;, stove, refrigerator. Wanted to Rent 69 BLANCHARP RANCH — 7*4 rooms, eat-in 1. I use premises for wholesale excellent running condition. heat ana hot water included. One and two bedroomp. kitchen with built-ins, wall-tb^ store -r ■ 299. Green Road'.— 647-1637, MANCHESTER - Large clean - A , .1 U» REALTY NC. Immediate IntenHve Openlags: furnished room, maid service. Lease and secu rity . $235. VjlANTED — February 1st. Svall carpeting throughout. Rec HAWr RESULTS APPROVED. Having trouble keeping that shag or Blancha'rd ^vRossetto, Near schools, chundiea. ROSSETTO 649-2813. . I Sman'*-apartment or cottage. room, office or fourth bedroom. 643-2692 646-1180 Jeraldine McCloud — appeid DANISH modern sofa, two Realtors, 646-2482. and shopping center, on Gentleman, 63. Will consider RMHon-MLS' 64e-24«2 Recently redecorated. $28,900. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor gyspy cut set? What you need is a Danish modern chairs, two sets —■"— ... '■ ----r— ■t ' from order of Building Inspec GROW ROOM, private home, a good bus line. Call anytime. part-time maintenance in Philbrick Agency, Realtors, tor to cease operation of body perm. floor-ceiling drapes, assorted THREE-ROOM garden apart apartment complex for rent 646-4200. tables. 644-8960. home for a girl away from f ALL CASH for your property ceramic making and instruc k SET-UP & OPERATE home, board optional. 643-6745. ment. Avocado appliance, vani consideration. Manchester, within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, This is not curl — it is just a little ty bath, carpeting, heat, hot 646-2623 Bolton preferred, references. SOUTH RD., Bolton - tions on residential premises at MILLINQ MACHINES • DRILLINO MANCHESTER spacious 7 PORTER ST. area — Im instant service. Hayes Agency, WASHER and dryer. Hoover water, air-conditioner, $175 Writ,e. .w x “C”, Manchester maculate six room Colonial, Beautiful âcious 4-bedroom 115 Woodland Street — foundation for the “new look.” All EQUIPMENT • PRODUCTION portables, $75 each. One-year CLEAN Furnished rooms. room Ranch, 1'4 baths, living Garrison (Colonial, with at 6464)131. Convenient location near MCC. monthly. Immediate occupan Herald. three extra large bedrooms, 114 DENIED. with i/aeo6s MACHINING EQUIPMENT old. 23" Motorola television, cy. Phone 649-3978, 643-6165. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• room, fireplace, rec room with tached large 2-car garage. Decisions granted effective this for $15.50. Includes cut, perm Parking and linens. 646-2482. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplace, garage, half acre lot. baths, eat-in kitchen, fireplace, PRIVATE party desires lot in 1st, 2nd and 3rd Shifts black and white, with stand, Houses for Rent 65 $33,500. Philbrick Agency, Recently. custom , built ofr 6 January 25, 1973. Nenf growth in both oi our product lines, the $35. Phone 646-1337 after 6 p.m. Bualnoaa Property- In desirable location. acres, has small baiii. Country Manchester or vicinity to build and style. (Tinted hair extra.) Mutt have txparlanca In oparatlon of aqulpmant, ba abta NOW Renting, large furnished LARGE sunny 4-room apart Realtors, 6466200. home. 646-5231. Notice of these decisions has to lat-up own work, road mlcromatora and tcalaa, ment, one child, $135. No pets. For Sale 71 Immediate occâncy. Priced kitchen with self-cleaning oven world’iamous Jacobs Chuck and Jake Brake* rooms near MCC, carpeted, EXCELLENT location, single' for quick sale. Char-Bon Agen been filed in the Town Clerk’s Intarprat ahop drawins*. DINETTE Set. Pedestal table Security deposit, utilities extra. home, 3 bedrooms, finished MANCHESTER - Duplex. 5 and dishwasher, beamed Diesel engine braking systems, mean a greater with 2 leaves, 6 swivel chairs, kitchen privileges modern 633-6026. FIVE-ACRE business zoned cy. M3-0683. ceilings, pegged floor, Wanted to Buy office. LOVELY LADY baths, large lounge, privacy, basem ent rec room . $250 site jiist off 1-86. Priced in the and 5 plus. Excellent op^rtuni- Zonidg Boaid of Appeals good condition. $60. 644-1028 monthly. Security deposit ty for the investor or owner- fii;eplace, old style hardware, future for you at Jacobs—a stable, non-defense ^ OPERATORS after 2. parking, $lS>and up 643-0002. mid 40’s for quick sale. Hayes BOWERS School - Cape 7 raised stone patio, finished rec REAL ESTATE Nicholas R. Jackston, FOUR-ROOM iflat, unfur required. Call 649-7904,6436254. occupancy. Hiree bedrooms in Two-lamily bouic, Mancbefter or BEAUTY SALON BAR AND CHUCKING MACHINE Aniwtr to Pitvioul PuiK nished, second floor, older or Agency, 646610131. rooms, 2 full (baths, 4-5 room with bar, wall-to-wall . CSiairman manufacturer. bedrooms, fireplace, treed each unit, with fourth bedroom carpeting, many extras, $52,- vicinity. 390 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. EXPERIENCE Football m arri^ couple .preferred, no MANCHESTER — Executive on third floior; Asking $34,900. WRITE BOX A, ' Bernard R. Johnson, children or pets,(‘parking, hot BRQAD Street — 114 acre yard. $27,9()0. Phlloric' 900. „Principals only. Call 649- MANCHESTER HERALD Secretaiy 649-7666 • GREATER INCENTIVES 2nd Shift 10-room Ranch, two bathg, prime commercial site with Realtors, 646*4S00. For details call OiTiii Whitney, 3981. water, centrally located. appliances, treed lot. $375. Compass Realty, 233625Q.';' Dated this 22nd day of ACROSS 54 Rooms (ab.) Security deposit. Also three modprn building. Also in • GREATER WAGES 55 Other Security required. Immediate dustrially zoned one-story ■January 1973. 1 Kind of kick room heated apartment occupancy. Blanchard & VO k AUTOMATIC SCREW 5 End----- , DOWN available February 1st, with mhsonry building, ideal for acreage? Working for you is our • GREATER SECURITY Rossetto, Realtors, 646-2482. light manufacturing. Hayes MACHINE specific play 1 Kind of stove. 643-6441, 46 p.m. ‘ pleasure. Hagler Real Estate, . I."' • GREATER OPPORTUNITY 8 ----- posti. rubber Agency, 6466131. 6 4 3 ^ 4 . . ' 12 Wild ox of 2 Join Celebes THREE-ROOM; apartment, • GREATER BENEFITS e MULTI-SPINDLE OPERATORS Sk 3 IxM>ps of rope heat, hot water. Furnished or MANCHESTER-1200 square WANTED two-three or four 13 Cuckoo' 4 Make lace SET-UP MEN blackbird unfurnished. Call after 6 p.m., Out of Town- foot brick and cinder block family house in Manchester. Small Company Atmosphere, Big Company Benefits 2nd Shift 14 Alberta (ab.) 5 Rodents 6496061. j For Rant building, on 50x165 lot. Business Call buyer-broker, 649-1344. 6 Distinct part 66 II zone. Central location, city •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 15 Unruly mob 7 Small boy up after game 38 Quantities of Jacobs company paid benefits include: 16 Metal '■ 1 (Sp.) (Sp.) paper MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- RPCKVILLE — 4 rooms, utilities. Only $^,000 for quick • Life insurance • Complete, comprehensive e SINOLE-SPINDLE OPERATOR 17.Noun suffix sale. Bel Air Real Estate, 643- OUR NEW 8 Natural 25 In Latin 39 Amounts (ab.) medical insurance • Prescription drugs 1st Shift 18 Thailand coins bedroom townhouse includes appliances, $115 monthly; 4% HEALTH CAPSULES* channel (Latin) 41 Outstanding , . heat, appliances, carpets. Full rooms, $136, utilities not in 9332. — (var.) 9 Oil source 27 Alleviate football player A Tiger by Mlehiiel A. PctU, HD. • Pension plan • 10 Paid holidays • Liberal 19 Deter private basement $230. per cluded. 8726359. vacations 10 Tiny particles 28 Church ] 42 It takes 11 WILL oiL^ fUcH BAPy 21 Doctor of 11 Ground 33 Ca men m onth. P au l W. D ougan or a Pussy Cat& Veterinarian 19 Predict score 35 A n----- of 43 Auricles Realtor, 643-4535, or 646-1021. TOLLAND — Large two-room OIL, MIHkhAL oiL,AHP Medicine (a b ) 20 Footballs gossip 45 Gaelic OLIVE OIL HELP you c a r i- " 22 Elongated furnished apartment, in older (colL) 36 Result of 47----- Haw FIV&ROOM apartment, new' Cotonial home. Newly furnished Houaaa For Sale T2 A lAH 7. ADDRESS fishes 23 Needs picking ' touchdown 49 Soul (F.) When most folks buy a home, they are not looking f? 24 Islands (Fr.) kitchen, stove,' separate with many individual features. ■ ... I ■ — 28 Building lot r* r r r r r 1 r IT TT driveway,, $180 monthly. 7-room Near 1-86, Exit 99.PalI8757l92S. WARANOKE Road - Prestige for Imrsepbwer, flhsh or a knockout color. 28 Moslem title apartment, 3 bedrooms, com-, area, customized Cape with IM: Most folks look for comfort — convenience -• (Pl.) 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Manchester, Conn., Mon., Jan. 22, The Weather New Ruling A f f e c ts 1-84 Johnson Career About Town Partly cloudy and cooler temight with km s Seats Excellent HARTFO^, (AP) - The locations and environi^nt^ In Pictures in the upper 20s to low 30s. Mostly sunny Obituaries Great Books Discussion lEupmtm Bpralh Federal Hig^hiy .Administra- studies have b « n and mild Wednesday with highs in the up .Jlroup will discuss Chaucer’s tion says it will consider only controversial n*e See Page l l per 40s. “ Troilus and Cresslda” For Parade View the entire section of toterstate proposal. ’The Mrs. Helen Burbeck Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Park Department reports all 84 betw een H artford and that all three would ha MANCHESTER Mrs! Helen Burbeck, 84, home of Mrs. William Sleith, 32 BY VIVIAN FERGUSON cUiding a special one for young outdoor winter activities ice Providatce, R.I. federally approved MANCHESTER — A City of Village Charm EIGH’TEEN PAGES Arrests made or nlInIt^)i]se8 MANCHESTER, Conn., TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1973 - VOL. XCH, No. 95 PRICE nFTEEN CENTS formerly of Case Dr., died Wyllys St. The meeting is open people, were held. ’The Connec skating, coasting and h o c k e y ^ T hree separate co rrid o r struction could be start Friday at a Manchester con to all those interested. Connecticut’s delegation to ticut party attended the one at have been ca n celed upCil issued by Manchester Police in valescent home. She was the Pres. Nixon’s second inaugura the Smithsonian Institute’s further notice. / cluded: widow of Henry Burbeck. The first of four Tuesday tion had excellent seats to view Building of History and Cold weather and snow is Brendon Breen, 64,'. of 76 Mrs. Burbeck was bom Oct. morning story hours for pre the passing parade', whose Technology, where they had necessary for all maintained Birch St., charged Sunday 8, 1888 in Malone, N.Y. school children 3V^ to 5 years theme was “ The Spirit of ’76.” gone four years ago. areas to be used again. afternoon with intoxication at She is survived by a grand old will be held tomorrow from They were just about the best in Six bands and various ethnic, his home; released iafl his daughter, Miss Caroi Burbeck 10 to 10:45 in the Junior Room the house, directly across from entertainment went on written promise to a p p ^ in of Windsor. the Presidential reviewing simultaneously at various court Feb. 5. State Funeral Planned For LBJ of Mary Cheney Library. The Mrs. Burbeck’s body was storyteller will be Miss Marion stand and next to the press box. points throughout the building, Computerized Dana R. Casko, 22, of 91 donated to Yale Medical Jesseman„ children’s librarian. It was about as perfect as any including the Lester Lanin and * Laurel St., charged Sunday School. parade could be, surpassing the Ray Block Orchestras, a steel Bus' Service afternoon with fonrth-degree FUNERAL HOME Memorial services will be one four years ago. band from the Virgin Islands, larceny (shoplifting) at Former President Must Wait ’Treasure (Tity department store ; f 1874-Three GenenaioM of Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Leading the parade was a and an Afro-American singing Cease-Fire at the Parkade; released o n ' Federation Room of Center Safety Glass musical unit from Old group. 142 East Center Street Manchester Congregational Church. Saybrook, appropriately garbed Upon leaving the ball, guests HARTFORD (AP) — A state promise to appear in court Feb. Stricken Monday Legislation for the theme in colonial un received an official inaugural Transportation Department of 5. Lester W. Marlin A contribution to the Silverstein Youth Requested iforms. The Governor’s Foot book, a hard-bound volume ficial says a proposal for a Jules A. Desocteaux, 28, of Dangling R O C K V IL L E -L ester W. Guard Bands and units of the beautifully executed. computer-routed bus system in East Hartford, charged Sunday ; Center, planned for construction on tno SAN ANTONIO; Tex. (AP) — The body of form er Presi Martin, 80, of 45 Talcott Ave., afternoon with fourth-degree Foot and Horse Guards Gentlemen were presented with Greater Hartford can’t go into I grounds of Temple Beth Sholom, will hwp dent Lyndon Baines Johnson will be flown to Washington to owner-operator of the former larceny (shoplifting) at PARIS (AP) — Henry A. Kissinger conferred with HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. represented our state. cuff links, and ladies a pendant operation until the state’s L.W. Martin Co. fuel oil and ’Treasure City; released on $106 i guarantee a much-needed facility for the lie in state in the Capitol rotunda and receive the nation’s Thomas J. Meskill will press On Inauguration Day, it is that can ^ worn on a chain or current bus crisis is settled. Hanoi’s Le Due Tho for 3 hours and 45 minutes today and coal business, for many years, non-surety bond for court i youth of Manchester, of whatever for legislation to require that traditional for Congressmen to charm bracelet. “ This is a pretty ambitious then flew back to Washington, ending a negotiating session final tribute. died Sunday at his home. He appearance Feb. 5. storm doors, patio doors and open their offices to people All official inaugural events project, and we would be mis i denomination. Johnson, whose dreams of a Great Society were was the husband of Mrs. Gladys Peter C. MacDonald, 37, df that the White House said was to complete a Vietnam bath tub and shower enclosures from their areas. Many Connec were overcrowded. ’There was handling the taxpayers’ money In addition, It will help perpetuate the dampened by divisions at home over a war in Asia, died Risley Martin. often poor control of traffic. East Hartford, charged early peace agreement. 2 be equipped with plastic or ticut pe'bple went to Rep. if we did anything like this Mr. Martin was bom June 13, Sunday morning with operating j memories of two public-spirited and Monday of a heart attack at 64. s a fe ty glass in p la ce of Robert Steele’s office for There was, however, a general before we got the present Kissinger and Tho emerged from their secret meeting 1892 in Rockville and had lived a motor vehicle while under the Johnson’ss coffin will be breakable glass. refreshments before and after feeling of happiness arid gaiety system running again,” said ; concerned citizens, Saul and Rigi Silvefr and posed shaking hands in front of the International the New Deal days of Franklin here all his life. He served for influence of liquor, disregar carried on a horse-drawn Meskill said a survey of the swearing-in ceremony. at all functions. It was as Israel Resnikoff, deputy com 1 3 t0 in , Conference Center on Avenue Kleber in sight of the Arc de D. Roosevelt. 16 years as secretary of the ding officer’s s i ^ l , and failure caisson in a procession to several state hospitals in Steele arrived a few minutes though the huge crowds of all missioner for planning. former Civic Association. to obey red light on Oak St.; The Youth Center is planned as a Living Triomphe. Capitol Hill Wednesday after When Johnson inherited the dicated many injuries result late, having returned from his ages and from different Warren D. Goodrich, a He was a veteran of World court date Feb. 26. But they gave no indication or President Nguyen Van Thieu noon. A ceremony will be held presidency, he inherited the from the shattering of South American trip in the ear backgrounds were at once United Aircraft Corp. research : Memorial. Saul Silverstein, who died last War I and a member of the Steven B. Fothergill, 17, of 44 whether the cease-fire agree of South Vietnam. in the rotunda. war in Indochina. Following his breakable glass in such ly hours of the morning. His together. People spoke to total engineer, said the Transporta i year, and Rigi Silverstein, who died in 1971, American Legion and Fairview St., charged Saturday ment was now complete or It was noted, however, that Funeral services will be held election as chief executive in applications. He urged wife was with him. strangers as if they were tion Department paid him $56,- night with reckless driving on i were leaders for constructing Temple Beth whether further decisions were official U.S. and North Viet Thursday in W ashington's 1964 by a landslide margin, he Hookanum Barracks, World Before the Inaugural Ball, a longtime friends. This was a 000 to develop the plan, which legislative action to “ guard our required from President Nixon namese photographers were ad National City Christian Church, greatly expanded the U.S. in War I Veterans. He also was a Connecticut cocktail party was moment of history, sometimes would use computers to Stone St. and Devon D r.; court i Sholom. Connecticut residents, par mitted to part of the session. volvement in Indochina and op 3 life member of Rockville Lodge date Feb. 5. after which the body will be ticularly our youngsters, againt held at the Statler Hilton, official, sometimes fun, schedule minute-by-minute the Contributions may be sent to the of Elks. Louis A. Marchand, 18, of 196 It was Kissinger’s and Tho’s returned to Texas for burial in position to the war mounted at their own exuberance and headquarters for the state sometimes frustrating, Ij^w ell runs of 90 buses among depots Survivors, besides his wife, Lake St., charged Saturday i Silverstein Youth Center Fund, 117 first meeting there, their the family cemetery of the LBJ home. The war eventually was enthusiasm.” representation. Five balls, in- worth it. ^ in Hartford, East Hartford, previous negotiations having Ranch. a major factor in his dramatic are a son, Roger E. Martin of Manchester, East Windsor and night with failure to obey stop j Adelaide Rd., Manchester. They are tax- Nixon TV West Hartford; a sister, Mrs. sign at'Brookfield and Durkin been held in suburban villas Before the body of the nations announcement in March of 1968 Windsor Locks. The fare would ! deductible. __ __ Sts. ; court date Feb. 5. with each acting as host alter 36th president is flown to that he would not seek re- Maude Weirs of Collinsville; be 10 cents per passenger mile. and three grandchildren. Address nately. Washington, it will lie in state election. “ This system eliminates the S The above epaoe le available to your group on a PIBST COME FmST A map and frame was stolen There was no official word on Funeral services will be Greater Hartford indignities of the fixed -route r SERVED BASIS to publlcizo community servica programs, through ine from noon today until 8 a.m. On Monday, 51 minutes » oourtaay olWsHtln^. Contact Mrs. Smith at The Harald between 11-12 a.m. whether a date has been set for Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Ladd bus system,” Goodrich said. “ It from the tennis and parking Rumored Wednesday at the LBJ Library before he was pronounced dead. Funeral Home, 19 Ellington area at Wickham P ark. last ■; Thursday thaWaeit before publication; 643-2711... ..r a r J S signature of the agreement. in Austin, Tex. There will be a (Continued from Page One) doesn’t leave little old ladies BOSTON (AP) — Indications Secret Service agents respon Ave. The Rev. Paul J. Bowman, week, pollci reported; Replace Outgoing Secretary of Defense full honor guard. standing out in the cold; waiting mounted today that President ding to his pleas found Johnson pastor of Union Congregational which would control the land and conserve the environ ment cost was estimated at Melvin Laird hinted to Johnson was pronounced dead vices for the human needs and for the bus.” Nixon was preparing to go on slumped on the bedroom floor Church, will officiate. Burial character of it. This plan would $160. newsmen in Washington Mon at 5:43 p.m. EST Monday ment; provide major areas of aspirations of latter 20th cen nationwide television to give of his ranch in Johnson City and will be in Grove Hill Cemetery. be developed by Devco, day night that the text may be LBJ Campaigning In East Hartford aboard his private plane at San open space; save trees and tury Americans in such areas the American people details of began a desperate 85-mile trip Friends may call at the working with the town. initial^ Wednesday. Antonio International Airport. natural land formations; create as health, meeting the needs of a Vietnam peace settlement. by air to Brooke Army Medical funeral home Tuesday from 7 to amenities such as lakes, parks Kissinger returned to Paris The sudden attack ended a Cusick said that Process and the elderly and youth, and so ’The White House refused to Lyndon Johnson loved politics and mixing with the crowds well-wishers during a 1968 campaign visit to the Pratt & Center here in hopes of saving 9 p.m. and public places; and preserve Monday night and went into im- distinguished public career Devco were aware of the need forth. confirm reports from Saigon of supporters who always thronged to him when he Whitney plant in East Hartford. (Herald photo by Ofiara) his life. The family suggests that any historic buildings and settings. mediate conference with which saw Johnson rise from for sewers in the area, and Process and Devco’s im that a televised presidential ad appeared in public. Here he is almost swamped in a sea of memorial contributions may be Other opportunities as cited S.B.M. Starts the New Year by Foreign Minister Tran Van simple Texas roots to both Col. L. R. Hieger, chief of mediate plans call for meetings were satisfied with road access dress was scheduled for pathology at Brooke, per made to the Rockville Public by Libassi include providing this week with other towri agen Lam of South Vietnam. They houses of Congress, to the to the site, feeling that the town Tuesday night. “ We have no in formed an autopsy on Johnson’s Library. employment opportunities con cies. Within two weeks, all met again today before powerful post of Senate was not dependent upon the formation to give you at this body late Monday night and sistent with the potential pf the residents will receive in the Kissinger’s session with Tho. Democratic leader which final location of 1-84. What Cutting the Cost of Borrowing! time,” a spokesman said. Both Lam and the Viet Cong’s list^ the official cause of death new community; providing News earned him the reputation as a effect the proposed sewer mail literature concerning the But with U.S. negotiator variety, quality and a full price- foreign minister, Mrs. Nguyen ‘Pared’ Budgets Given masterful politician, to the vice as coronary thrombosis. system, not yet approved by proposal, and within four to six Henry A. Kissinger returning range in housing, shopping and Thi Binh, were excluded from presidency and finally to the Hieger’s autopsy showed that Fire Calls voters, would have on the site weeks, an exhibit center will be from Paris, after displaying Capsules community services to meet the secret talks between presidency after the assassina the former president had SATURDAY will have to be studied, p ar- put up. Plans also call for an public handshakes and smiles the individual and fam ily’s^r Kissinger and Tho. Board Of Education tion of John F. Kennedy in 1963. severe coronary artery disease, 1:55 p.m. — Town firemen to ticularly since the sewer open phone line to Process’s with Hanoi’s Le Due Tho, it needs; setting the highest possi Reports from Saigon said As the first Southerner to with complete occlusion — Prospect St. home for elec proposal as it now stands, Hartford headquarters. app^red that Nixon was poised ble standards of appearance, President Nguyen Van Thieu concrete slab under bleachers, hold the presidency since An closure — of two of three major trical wires problem. would service only the southern “ Accessibility” appeared to to break his months-long safety and convenience and es has approved the agreement in BY JOHN A. JOHNSTON replace the gym floor, con Run On Dollars drew Johnson, his ac arteries to the heart. A third 3:40 p.m. — Town firemen to portion of the town. be the key word of the Process silence on the peace tablishing strict controls over principle but may still have to (Herald Reporter) struct an equipment field house LONDON (AP) - Major complishments in the domestic artery was about 60 per cent 155 Green Manor Rd. for elec Some discussion at the Satur and Devco representatives, and negotiations. signs, architecture and be consulted on the final wor with press box; $30,000 to resur money holders rushed to sell off fields of civil rights. Social occluded. trical fire. day meeting also centered on they stressed that any toan- Dr. James P. Kennedy, superintendent of schools, sub landscape; and helping the ’The indications were fortified ding. face all athletic fields (see their dollars in Europe today Cofnplete results ol the the fact that Coventry’s tanization should contact them Security, education and housing'^ town achieve its educational by the fact that Nixon was spen- Technical experts of the mitted his last two recommended 1973-74 budgets to the possible placement in capital and the,_U.S.,. c.urrency . autopsy await further evalua- problems in the lake and village should they desire a meeting to were highly praised. He was goals. d in g the m orn in g-'in '-h A s— United States and North Viet-r Board of Jlducation last night;: $510,000 for capital im improverhents budget7'men- weakened on the (Continent’s'^ tion, said Dr. George area must be solved, and cannot discuss the proposal. credited with pushing through Work With Town hideaway suite in the Executive nam continued until almost provements, and $56,283 as mandated by Public Act 296. tloned above); $8,500 for anti- exchange markets. social programs Democrats Tolland be put aside to devote all Libassi said he would prefer Also cited was the opportuni Office Building. midnight Monday night their The second requires a local pollution controls on in One reason was Switzerland’s had been trying to enact since energy to the planned com to avoid a “ huge, public NEW (See Page 10) ty to work with the town in ’The hideaway suite is often drafting of the protocols or board of education to provide, Medical insurance and resur cinerators. refusal to buy dollars with munity. It was stressed that gathering” at this point, adding Tax Board developing an improving, more used "by the President when he annexes which will prescribe in administer, and supervise the facing of the high school Other requests : $50,000 for in Swiss francs. Devco and Process intend to that “ we would like to hold effective system of social ser- is prieparing major speeches or detail the operation of the same health and welfare ser athletic field are two items that stallation of burglar alarm “ An avalanche of several To Review treat Coventry as an entire perhaps a hundred small announcements. agreement. vices for non-profit private will require further study. The systems at all schools, with hundred million dollars” was community, and that they m eetings in living room s, Ease Censorship schools within the town that are first, Dr. Kennedy said, may be connections to central control; offered for sale in Switzerland, Complaints would work with the town in church basements, and other JERUSALEM (AP) - The furnished for public school $32,{X)0 overbudgeted; on the se $25,000 for conversion of a a senior Swiss National Bank State Leaders this area as well, offering such places.” The next six The Board of Assessors has Israeli cabinet has voted to students, providing that a cond, a decision will be made shower room to media center at official said. whatever assistance they can. months or so will be devoted, he set its schedule to review and abolish censorship of the majority of the private school’s whether to place it in the Buckley; $21,500 for anti- Moratorium said, to getting to know the peo Skelton Bus Offer Eulogies discuss complaints taxpayers theater, and parliament, in students are state residents. operating or capital im Another topic, of special in ple of Coventry and “ giving (See Page 10) may have concerning their which Premier Golda Meir’s In Manchester, the services provements budget. Reserves Decision terest to the PZC, was the them a chance to get to know assessments. The assessors Labor party has a majority, is will be funded for four Capital Improvements HARTFORD (AP) - A HARTFORD (AP) — The death of former President Lyn possibility of imposing some Service Offer wili be at the Town Hall Feb. 1 expected to go along. parochial schools: St. James, federal judge reserved decision sort of moratorium on other Of the $510,000 figure don B. Johnson has evoked an outpouring of eulogies from and 8 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and The cabinet acted Sunday on Monday on a request for a per development within the town. St. Bridget, Assumption, and recommended by Dr j Kennedy, Four Dead Connecticut’s leaders. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m .; Feb. 3 and 10,9 a proposal by Deputy Premier manent injunction which would Shea said he would look into East Catholic High School. $336,500 would be earmarked “ President Johnson assumed the burdens of the a.m. to 5 p.m. and Feb. 12 from Yigal Allon, who argued that Is Withdrawn guarantee full-tirtie use of an this. For Prompt, Safe, Costs of the services are for the secondary level; and the In Shooting 7 to 10 p.m. the public was “ adult enough to expanded jet runway at Tweed- presidency at a time of fear and uncertainty in our country Noting that the new com Economical HARTFORD (AP) — The offer of skeleton bus service by charged to the town budget and amount would be divided protect itself against offensive Rampage New Haven Airport. and steadied the nation with his strong leadership,” said Church Meeting munity will not be “ instant ’The Connecticut Co. has been abruptly withdrawn. are 100 per cent state reimbur between $217,500 for the two plays by ignoring them.” Cen Transportation U.S. District Court Judge M. The United Congregational city” , Libassi said that the sable. junior high schools and $119,000 U.S. Sen. Abraham Ribicoff. sorship of movies will remain “ I want to tell you right now, I officially withdraw my Joseph Blumenfeld was hearing these are the lasting tributes to Church will hold its annual devlopment of the new com ITAXI SERVICE! The board will take formal for Manchester High School. TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) - A Several others commented on in force. offer,” company President E. Clayton Gengras angrily a continuation of a decision in Lyndon B. Johnson.” meeting at 8 t o n i g h t. An munity would offer “ an un action Feb. 5 on the operating, For Bennet Junior High young man went on a shooting Johnson’s elevrition to the Allon, who is minister of TRY IT! June 1971 by U.S. District Court Stanley R. Resor of New Ca nual reports of the various matched opportunity to plan, t(^d the state Public Utilities Commission Monday. capital improvements, and School, the requests are $183,- rampage in three neighboring presidency at the assasination education and culture, joined Judge Thomas F. Murphy. naan, who was secretary of the boards and committees will be shape and control; to examine And that wasn’t the only set health and welfare services 500 for renovating classrooms houses in North Topeka Monday of the late President John F. many Israeli men of letters in MANCHESTER Murphy granted a Army from 1965 to 1971, said: heard; the budget will be redesign and establish good life back received Monday by the Amalgamated Transit Union, budgets. Beldon Schaffer, per and special learning areas, and night, killing four persons and Kennedy, among them Gov. deploring censorship of the play preliminary injunction opening “ It’s too early to tell how adopted; officers will be support systems. There will be CAB CO. thousands of bus riders in Hart which struck the company on sonnel and finance committee reconditioning the athletic wounding another before taking Thomas J. Meskill. “ Jesus as Seen by His the airport’s north south history will judge President elected. opportunities to respect the 289-1555 ford, New Haven and Stamford, Nov. 25, and patrons mustered chairman, indicated last night field; $8,000 to replace toilet his own life, police reported. “ Although he assumed the Friends.” runway to its full 5,600-foot Johnson’s Vietnam policy.” He Housing Committee who have had to find other by Edward “ Ned” Coll and his that there is not likely to be fixtures; $8,500 for installation Authorities said no motive presidency under the most length. called Johnson a man of The Senior Citizen Housing means of transportation for Revitalization Corps. much paring of Dr. Kennedy’s of a wrought iron feihee; $5,000 had been estoblished for the tragic circumstances, his ef recommended $11.4 million “ tremendous energy, tremen Committee will meet Tuesday nearly two months. As outlined to the press, to enlarge and repave parking shootings by the 24-year-old forts brought him the bright dous application of himself to at 7:30 p.m. at the United The’ mayors of New Haven Gengras had wanted to resume operating budget, since the areas. man. ’The victims were related, hope of a better day for his the job of the presidency.” Congregational Church. FRIGIDAIRE and three neighboring towns about 30 per cent of the com superintendent has apparently Illing Junior High School witnesses said. Volcano Erupts fellow man,” Meskill said. done most of the “ sharpening.” The most critical opinion of Questionnaires regarding the said they would not consider pany’s runs! The union objected requestsnare $2,500 for an in Names of the dead were not REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) State Democratic Chairman In fact, Schaffer added, Johnson came from Roger housing needs of senior citizens forming a transit district, a key because the plan wouldn’t put cinerator anti-pollution control, available immediately. — An armada of fishing boats John M. Bailey, who served as FAMILY CIRCUS FESTIVAL members of his committee Hilsman of Lyme, who resigned will be prepared for mailing. element In Gov. Thomas, J. all of the striking drivers and and $10,000 to resurface the en The wounded woman gave and planes evacuated 5,000 national Democratic chairman were informally recommending as assistant secretary of state" The survey must be com Meskill’s proposal to solve the mechanics back to work. tire athletic field. her name as Darlene McCray, Icelanders early today from a throughout Johnson’s presiden in 1964 over Johnson’s Vietnam pleted before the Housing i m a g i n e Before Gengras made his last night that Dr. Kennedy’s Manchester High School 44, of Kansas City, Mo., who small island off the southeast cy, spoke of his personal / crisis. policy. Hilsman had been ap Authority can apply for a state The announcement was made withdrawal, attoneys for the budget, with minor changes, be requests are $80,500 to resur came to Topeka earlier Monday coast after a volcano on the relationship with the Texan. pointed to the post by Kennedy. grant to build a housing project FAMUy CIRCUS after a meeting by mayors City of Hartford had voiced sent to the Board of Directors. face two tennis courts, install a to visit her mother. island erupted for the first time “ He was my close personal for senior citizens of Tolland. “ He found it very difficult to Bartholomew Guida of New criticism. in history. and political friend for many Those receiving the question AND PILLOWCASES accept dissent, to accept a Annual Percentage Rate Haven, Francis W. Messina of Noting that Hartford was con By dawn the lava had reached years . . .,” Bailey said. “ He naires are asked to return them AT NO EXTRA CHARGE WITH sidering withdrawing from the Process Role Questioned the outskirts of Vestmannayjar, served his country and the different viewpoint — that was Blast Haven, William D. Adams a problem," said Hilsman. “ I within one week. Greater Hartford Transit the only town, on the island of world well throughout his; life. EVERY FRtGIDAlQE WASHER. of Hamden and William J. resigned in protest o f his Registrations Extended District, Gengras said; “ It Heymaey. But by then only 300 His advice and counsel wilj^ be OPVER OG LAUNDRY Heffeman of West Haven. policies, but I still admired Registrations for the Adult Elarlier this month, Guida in appears the City of Hartford of the 5,300 islanders remained sorely missed.’’ to be taken off. him.” Education courses have been f o ' (I limited Time dicated he would consider such doesn’t want any bus service.” Eminent Domain Bill Secretary of State Gloria l e O T T H E F o r m e r Gov. John N. extended and will be accepted BEST P)&l?rOP “I’m considering Schaeffer recalled her impres a move. Dempsey said he was tonight and Wednesday, the T»« p ^ ... A naEE Giiida, speaking for all three, withdrawing this application,” Prices Dp sion of Johnson when he visited Gengras then said. her home in 1963. “ shocked” when he learned of nights the classes actually start jPAMity emeus said they “ cannot pass on to the WASHINGTON (AP) - “ Are you withdrawing your Concerns Attorney “ I never realized how hand the “ sudden passing of my old at the High School. JOOUOBiN& BOOK'JUST local taxpayers any additional Higher prices for eggs, fresh friend rind colleague, Lyndon To the list of classes already POO COtvIlN' IN.' cost that would be inflicted on offer?” asked PUC Chairman some he was until I saw him vegetables and household ser Johnson. listed has been added one in Howard E. Hausman. In a prepared statement, closed the existence of this bill. that day in person,” she said the cities by use of the state for Coventry attorney Richard vices pushed up the cost of “ He accepted his great Gourmet Cooking. This class “ No...” Gengras began, but Cromie said, “ I believe that if “ In fact. Rep. Brainard public Monday. “ Later I was struck by mula o f 75-25.” Cromie yesterday accused living by 0.3 per cent last responsibility ... with faith and will meet on Wednesdays if the rest of his sentence was this bill were adopted, that ly denied, both Thursday how tired and worn he became The formula comes from Greater Hartford Process of month, giving the nation a 3.4 courage. He was a great United enough interest is shown. drowned out by laughter and Process could, through agree evening and Saturday*^ after so suddenly after he became Meskill, who says the state lyill failing to disclose the potential peEv. ccnt rate of inflation in States senator, a distinguished James Cornish, chairman of the Call S.B.M. and SAVE! jeers from the crowd. ment with Connecticut noon, that any bills had been in-, president.” pay no more than 25 per cent of effort of phiposed bill 5973, now 1972, the same as 1971. vice president of the United Board of Education will be at When the noise subsided, Development Corp., develop troduced in the Assembly which Like many others, Mrs. future operating deficits, and before the General Assembly. The Labor Department’s States, and a president that the administrative office of the Gengras said angrily:' “ I want their new city, in Coventry would effect local zoning in this Schaeffer prised Johnson’s that Ipcal transit districts Cromie said the bill “ would Bureau of Labor Statistics history will recall as a man for high school both nights from 6 to tell you right now, 1 officially regardless of our zoning matter,” Cromie said. domestic accomplishments, would have to pay the rest. give the Connecticut Develop reported today the consumer his people,” Dempsey said. to 7:15 p.m. to register those in withdraw my offer.” reflation s. The statement of He concluded, “ If Process in saying “ he was caught in the Gengras’ surprise climaxed a ment Corp. authority of emi price index went up to 127.3 per Johnson had visited Connec terested. Guida said the mayors’ deci purpose of said bill includes the tends to gain the confidence of quagmire of Vietnam.” stoim y PUC hearing. nent domain for the purpose of cent of the 1967 average, ticut five times, twice as a School Lunches 646-1700 The Hartford millionaire at sion was based on a constructing balanced expan language ‘for the purpose of the people of Coventry, it must None more highly praised meaning that it cost consumers constructing balanced new begin to disclose the full, truth those accomplishments than senator and three times as first insisted that the bus preliminary study of financial sions of existing communities Lunches to be served at the communities’ together with its $12.73 to buy the same basket of John Briscoll, president of the president. drivers’ strike be settled and information relating to ConnCo. throughout the state, to Coventry residents and to Tolland High School this week stop treating us as pawns in goods that $10 bought in 1967. State Labor Council, AFL-CIO. On Sept. 9, 1960, Johnson that the state agree to by and Meskill’s refusal to pay regardless of zoning.' The other purposes. will be: more toward any deficits. “ The initial secrecy with their larger chess game.” “ I think we’ve lost a man who brought his vice presidential Tuesday: Meat loaf and ConnCo’s newer buses before Local Planning and Zoning campaign to Hartford where he Guida cited what he called a which Process operated In Process, in its presentation to brought more leadership to the gravy, buttered shells, stewed any buses were put back in ser commission went on record as Struggle For Life discarded a prepared speech recent study showing that Côventry leads me to believe Coventry officials and the press fight against poverty and in tomatoes, lettuce cup, bread 1973,ThtR4cU(er vice. being unanimously opposed to ATHENS, Greece (AP) - and delivered an off-the-cuff . tndTribuDtSyndicAlf Connecticut homeowners pay that they intended to ^withhold on Saturday, said it Intended to equality of opportunity, for and butter. PUC attorney Fred Neusner the bill last night. Alexandros Onassis, the only exhortation to his listeners to “ the fourth highest per capita! Uieir plans until this bill was work with the town of Coventry equal rights and for a better job Wednesday: Pizza, tossed objected, saying Gengras had Process, which has been son of the Greek shipping avings ank of anchester adopt^. It is interesting to note situation than any other disregard the religious issue in S B ^ M real estate tax in the nation.” in devdoping plans for the new salad, juice. made no such conditions in his buying up land in northwest magnate, struggled for life John F. Kenneiriy’s quesHor the “ Our people are right up to that the ten state represen community, and that it would American persident we’ve Thursday: Juice, Italian original proposal to provide Coventry, announced its plans today after being critically in their eyeballs in taxes,” Guida tatives and state senators who work within the framework of had,” said Driscoll. presidency. grinder, potato chips, pickled limited, temporary service to a meeting of local officials on jured in an airplane crash. said, adding that the. cities introduced this bill are all from the local, zeming regulations. U.S. Rep. Robert N. Giaimo, On anottier trip, in 1963, John beets. Connecticut s Largest Saving: Bank L r^l >f the River while the stote negotiated sub Saturday for a “ new town” with The Ministry of Press and In would have to iiihpbse even the city of Hartford.” Because much of the land the Third District’s emissary to son spoke at a testimonial for Friday; Hamburg gravy, sidy arrangements with transit a possible projected population formation issued an announce higher taxes to meet Cromie stated further that he purchased is zoned RU-40, Washington for 14 years, said: the late Sen. Thomas J. Dodd mashed potatoes, cranberry Eitjht Offices Serving MANCHi-STifi a EAST MARTI ORD . SOUTH WINDSOR • districts. Neusner advised the of 20,000 over a ten to fifteen ment on his Condition after B.D. BOLTON obligations presumably in was disappointed that neither Process officials noted that “ Medicare, civil rights legisla who in 1967 was censured by the sauce, vegetable, roll and PEARL &SON PUC to dismiss the case. year period. Cromie was not reports from sources in the Senate after an investigation volved in accepting 75 per cent State Rep. Jesse Brainard or tion, voting rights laws, housing butter. All meals are served 649 MAIN ST. Est. 1941 643-2171 Among the spectators were present at the meeting. (See Page 10) hospital said that lie had died. of a transit di^rict’s deficits. State Sen. David Odegard dis programs, aid to education — into his financial affairs. with milk and dessert. some 'members of the