Revenue-Sharing: The Weather What Is It? Clear tonight with the low in the mid 40s. See Page 12 ^ Partly sunny and warm Tuesday with lEupttitm liprali chance of late thunderstorms. High in up­ per 70s.

MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 16, 19 7 3 - VOL. XCH,'No. 166 Manchester—A City of Vilinge Charm TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE: nPTEEN CENTS

'' f' * Military Base Cuts Hit Hi

N New England Area Hard u i WASHINGTON (AP) - Pen­ minated, a reliable Senate congressional delegations on the biggest bases. Ft. Dix in Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- tagon officials said today that source reported. Capitol Hill. New Jersey, will remain open. Mass., refused to name any 224 military installations will The disclosure came Among those which will be He had just attended an Ap­ bases but said after the meeting be closed and 21,172 civilian and following meetings Pentagon closed are Hunter’s Point propriations Commitlee with the Pentagon officials that 16,640 military jobs will be ter­ officials had with varfous state Naval Yard at San Francisco meeting with Pentagon officials “ There were no surprises. It and the Boston Naval Yard. on Capitol Hili. was everything we expected.” r , : The Pentagon officials said a He said the New England total of 274 bases will be states seem to be the hardest The Boston Navy Yard and Miss Manchester affected in some way by the hit by the military actions. Westover, a B52 base, have reductions. The Boston Naval Shipyard been the subject of persistent and the hospital and brig at reports in recent weeks that Tapped Byjaycees The hospital and brig will Portsmouth, N.H. Naval they might be closed. definitely be shut down ih Shipyard will be closed, said Betty Ryder Portsmouth, N.H., but there Schweiker. are some conflicting reports on (Herald Reporter) Cut back will be Lakehurst Rhode Island whether or not the rest of the and Ft. Monmouth, N.J. In A petite, light brown haired, bundle of exhuberance, installation will remain. Pennsylvania the Navy Air Closures Diane Elizabeth Del Gaudio, 19, was named “ Miss There are approximately 480 Engineering Center is Manchester 1973“ at the Jaycee-sponsored pageant Satur­ military installations in the scheduled for closure. Reported United States. They employ 2.3 The Philadelphia Navy Yard day night at Bailey Auditorium'in Manchester High School. million members of the Armed will remain open and several WASHINGTON (AP) - The The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Manchester 1972, Laurie Forces and about 1.1 million hundred jobs from yards closed Navy plans to close its base at John Del Gaudio of Simsbury, Lee Osgood, introduced the 1972 civilians hired directly by the in New England will be Quonset Point, R.I. and most of she is presently in her second government. Miss Connecticut, Linda Lee transferred there. its facilities at Newport, R.I. .by year at the University of Kapral, as well as several other The full list of bases was not Informed sources said July 1, 1974, an assistant Navy Connecticut. young ladies who won the immediately available. Westover Air Force Base in secretary said today. The first runner-up was Jaycee contests in their respec­ However, Sen. Richard S. Massachusetts aiso will be Charles L. Ill 2nd disclosed Sharon Burr of Rockville; se­ tive towns. Schweiker, R-Pa., said one of closed. the plans during a briefing with cond, Nancy Jensen of East Parading in their suits of Hartford; third, Diane members of Congress this mor­ crushed velvet, the contestants r ning. The plans are to be an­ Kozlovich of Manchester; and went through their paces, ac­ nounced officially Tuesday fourth. Rose Marie LeBlanc of companied in song by De News Capsules The Davisville Seabee Base is Bolton. Prospero. j the only Rhode Island instal­ The Miss Congeniality award, The new Miss Manchester, which is presented to the girl lation not slated for cutbacks wearing a short blue chiffon 'Tornadoes Hit Texas or closing. voted most congenial by her gown, literally flitted across crossing the border since the The Navy plans to completely fellow contestants and is con­ the stage, in a modem ballet By The Associated Press Vietnam cease-fire. close the Quonset Point in­ sidered a distinquished award, number which captured for her Three Texas communities Field reports indicated that stallation and remove the went to Karen Petrowich of the talent award. were struck by tornadoes, and the South Vietnamese cruiser-destroyer complex Stafford Springs. Changing their format slight­ eight persons were killed. Two operations along the border from Newport, a source quoted Each of the nine young ladies ly this year, the Jaycees had other lives were lost in flash were defensive, aimed at floods. 111 as saying. competing for the coveted title, each contestant speak for a few driving (tommumst forces from The sharp cutbacks are apprared r e l n ^ apd ctmfi- Pipperty loss in nature’s the bonier ratoer than the start moments bn a topic of her expected to result in the loss of dent, although^ a slh^p dye rampage Sunday was ^timated of a major offensive to lift the choice. Most of thepi chose almost 4,(MX) Navy civilian joto could detect fidgeting fingers, future plans and education as at several millions of dollars. threat to Phnom Penh, the Thunderstorms, hail and strong and more than 17,000 uniformed and a few heaivy sighs'as they their subjects. Cambodian capital. ■ « I men, Most of the civilian jobs awaited their turn to appear on Perhiaps the anti-climax of winds hit almost every section of the state. being lost are at Quonset, with stage. the evening was a performance Thie event, emceed by W. only 700 of them now at New­ by Laurie Lee Osgood, who MacStiofain Released port. Robert De Ftospero, formerly relinguished her Miss DUBLIN (AP) - Sean Under the plans disclosed of Manchester, a soloist for the Manchester title Saturday Move To Cambqdia MacStiofain, former chief of today, the navy training Hartford Chamber Choir and night; and Chris Loveland, a SAIGON (AP) — More South staff of the Irish Republican Ar­ schools, which include the War the Worcester Chorus, and Miss teen-ager from Manchester, Vietnamese troops were my, was freed from jail today College and the Officer Can­ Sally Middleton of Manchester, who has been deaf since birth. reported moving toward the still looking pale and drawn didate School, and underwater a former Miss Connecticut and They danced a fast moving Cambodian frontier today. The from a 59-day hunger strike he weapons facility would be currently one of the top fashion jazz number, and little Miss action follows the first known and photography models in the staged last Decem ber and retained at Newport. Loveland had the audience incident of Saigon troops January. Miss Manchester 1973 state, went off with all the enthralled as she kept pace, aplomb of a national televised without missing a musical beat, pageant. Both De Prospero and with the veteran dancer Laurie Miss Manchester 1973, Diana Elizabeth Del Gaudio of Simsbury, receives her crown, from ■*. Miss Middleton added touches who is her dance instructor. Laurie Lee Osgood of Manchester, Miss Manchester 1972, in Jaycee-sponsored ceremonies of humor, as well as nostalgia, Saturday night at Manchester High School. (Herald photo by Ofiara) as the evening proceeded. (See Page Fourteen) World’s Three Major Commuter Bus Faiths Mark Rites Service May

By The Associaleil Press scarlet and monks in simple The Jewish celebration of The calendar today linked robes-rtetraced Christ’s path Passover lasts eight days and Be Expanded into the Holy City in the sixth observances of three of the was expected to be extra joyful Palm Sunday under Israeli rule. world’s major faiths as this year because Israel is DOUG BEVINS Christians were in the s^ond A busy highway and a moun­ celebrdting its 25th anniversary (Herald Reporter) day of their pre-Easter Holy tainside stairway now cover the as a nation. » Week, Jews prepared to begin path Christ took. Boy Scouts Thousands of Israelis flocked Possibility of additional commuter bus service from ebraion of Passover at sundown kept back crowds of onlookers to the countryside and to the South Manchester to Hartford was discussed this morning and Moslems observed the an- as the devout walked, singing in beaches. Many families gave at the ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new 250-car parking liiversary of the birth of the half a dozen languages, into the theif homes a thorough spring lot and bus terminal at Buckland. old walled city of Jerusalem. A cleaning. Devout families Prophet Mohammed. and the sUtle was “ breaking group of American Baptists burned all their leavened bread, Roman Catholics carried state Comptroller Nathan even” on the service. clapped as they sang“ A^chaeI, replacing it for Passover with olive branches and palms on Agostinelli of Manchester, The buses started rolling the unleavened matzoh eaten by Sunday as they commemorated Row the Boat Ashore.’ *" Mayor John Thompson, and again March 26, when the strike the Israelites during their flight Christ’s triumphal entry into State Sen. David Odegard all ended, and ridership counts at Israeli police on horseback from Egypt through the desert Jenishlem five days before his mentioned the possibility and Burr Corners have been in­ kept close watch on the 3,000 years ago. ^ . crucifixion. agreed that express bus service creasing almost to the former pilgrimage, which passed Security precautions were Ih Jerusalem, more than 5,- from the south end of town level. ’The buses carried 263 without incident despite .in­ extremely tight throughout 000 pilgrims—including poor would probably be successful. persons this morning. creased tension between Arabs Israel. Particular emphasis Arab villagers, high prelates in Agostinelli, noting the Deputy State Transportation and Jews in the Middle East | was placed on Lod International success of the bus service from Airport, where some 20,000 Commissioner Edmund Pope Paul VI celebrated Burr Corners in Buckland, said Mickiewicz, speaking at this visitors were expected in the mass1)efore more than 1S,0(X) he will ask the state Depart­ morning’s ribbon-cutting, noted next 24 hours. persons who crowded into St. ment of Transportation to con­ the state’s pleasure with the Nixon Plans In Moscow, daily Passover Peter’s Basilica in Rome for duct a survey to determine success of the Burr Comers bus services were scheduled mor­ the beginning of Holy Week. whether commuter buses from operation. He thanked Charles To Visit ning and evening in the Soviet Millions more watched the two- South Manchester would be Schnier, developer of Burr capital’s only active synagogue. hour service on television. used. Corners, and Burr Corners Europe Many Jews also planned private In a 15-minute homily, the All three officials mentioned merchants for their '(coopera­ services in their homes. ' Pope said the world’s youth that there is more of a popula­ tion with the bus service. WASHINGTON (AP) - should look to Jesus Christ if tion concentration in the south 'The bus terminal was moved Fastening his attention on they seek to transform society. end, 'and there are several to slate-owned property Europe, President Nixon plans “ Contest and.rebellion” are not State Abortion possible sites for a bus because of construction of the a fall visit to major NATO ways to bring about change, he Law Review terminal-parking lot. twin Jerry Lewis theaters at nations for discussions on said. Commuter bus service, which the shopping plaza. trade, military aid and troop The Pope blessed and dis­ Turned Down started as a mass transit Others attending this mor­ levels. tributed olive branches and experiment subsidized by the ning’s ceremony were John J' Nixon told reporters Sunday palms—symbols of the WASHINGTON (AP) - The state transportation depart­ Drake, director of planning for he is preparing for the autumn branches spread before Christ Supreme (Court refused without ment, already serves the transportation department; tour. Deputy Press^ Secretary on his entrance to Jerusalenv— comment today to reconsider Manchester and West Hartford. Angelo Siccardi, federal Gerald L. Warren said later to scores of cardinals, prelates its disposition of an appeal oh Commuter buses have been highway administrator; Mrs. tliat the President plans to visit and youths. Connecticut’s abortion law. proposed for two other Capitol Gabriel Mudry, a commuter Great Britain, France, Italy After mass, the/ Pope On Feb. 26, the high court Region towns. who has assisted the transpor­ and West GermanjP, all of delivered' his noon blessing remanded th% Connecticut 'The Manchester bus service, tation, department with the whose leaders will have visited from his balcony as thousands appeal to the U.S. District which operated from Burr promotion effort; Mrs. Susan the United States by fall. of Easter Week tourists packed Court after vacating the lower Comers Shopping Plaza until, Manfred of the Hartford County ■The President said French St. Peter’SvSquare in the warm court’s decision declaring the today, when its Itose officially Tuberculosis-Respiratory President Georges Pompidou sunshine. anti-abortion law un­ moved just east of Interstate 86 Disease Association; and New Commuter Bus Terminal Opens will visit the United States, but President and Mrs. Nixon constitutional. (the Wilbur Cross Highway), Joseph Perry of the Connec­ ^not necessariiy Washington, for observed Palm Sunday at a ser­ The high court at that time in­ started last July. ticut Co. Mrs. Frances Hilderbrand of 5 Jean Rd., Manchester, boards Manchester-to-Hartford 'conferences before autumn. vice at the White House con­ structed the district court to By November, when a a tran­ James “Dutch” Fogarty, coiRmuter bus this morning as officials who participated in ribbon-cutting ceremony for British Prime Minister ducted by the Rev. Edward Vic­ dispense with the case in light sit union strike stopped Connec­ Manchester’s civil defense new bus terminal wait to get on. Attending the brief ceremony t t o mondhg were State Edward Heath came to the tor Hill of the Mount Zion of its earlier decisions in cases ticut Co. bus service, the Burr director, served coffee Comptroller Nathan Agostinelli of Manchester (front), and at rear (left to right), United States in early February Missionary Baptist Chur.ch in attacking abortion laws in Corners buses were carrying (provided by the town) to com­ Manchester Mayor John Thompson, Town Manager Robert Weiss, and State Sen. Ite^d for talks with Nixon. Los Angeles. ' Georgia and Texas. nearly 300 passengers a day. muters. Odegard of the 4th District. (Herald photo by Eievins)

% ^ '^5^''' / -p

; i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., April 16, 19 7 3 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ^ C h e s te r , Conn., Mon., April 16, 19TO Coventry Sheinwold on Bridge TV Tonight refusing to finesse...... ' " e i i \ TWO RIGHTS MAKE South dealer RROAD STREET ' Sm Saturday’$ Herald fo r < > Neither side vulnerable Now South cashes the qiM n Complete TV LUUng$ A WRONG of spades, ruffs a Spade in dum­ MANCHESTER By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH my, returns to his hand witirthe '4'> ^^^1 Town To Bail The right way to develop the e 85 _ 8:00 — (7 98632 ace of diamonds and ruffs OPEN 10 AM TO 10 clubs in today’s hand is to lead a >- 0:00 — (0) TRUTH OR (8-40) JAMES PAUL 0 Q i0 7 another spade in dummy. It la -S in v ic a D B P T S T O R I S low club from the South hand (3-0-22) NEWS CONSEQUENCES McCa r t n e y 4i A17 then easy for South to ihaketw o. and finesse with dummy’s Jack. (10) SECRET AGENT (10) DICK VAN DYKE (18) PRISONER Open Burning WEST EAST more trump tiid u in his own, (20) SOUNDING BOARD (20) m e NEWS (20-30) LAUGH-IN The right way to devetop the 4, AS e 10963 hand to assure the contract. spade is to lead a low spade (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE (22-3P) NEWS (24) CHOICES FOR ’78 HOLLY GANTNER and agricultural buring for t? QJ7 <3 A54 Daily Question Save at King’s on Nationally AdvertisedI (24) OPEN LINE from dummy toward the king- (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH Correspondent vegetation management. 0 J9542 0 K83 Partner opens with one (40) ABC NEWS — 9:00 — queen. Adding these two right (40) WILD WILD WEST Tel. 742-8795 Open burning by DEP permit « 632 «K98 spade, and the next player (3) HERE’S LUCY plays together, yon get the — 0:30 — — 7:30 - The burning of leaves and may be done In the following In­ SOUTH passes. You hold: Spades, 10- (8-40) MOVIE wrong line of play! V.- (3) CBS NEWS (8) LETS MAKE A DEAL (18) 700 CLUB brush will not be allowed in stances: Fires for the disposal 4 KQ742 9-6-3; Hearts, A-9«4( Health and Beauty Aids South dealer (3 KIO (0) ABC NEWS (18) STAND UP A CHEER Coventry this year, according of dangerous meterials where Diamonds, K-8-3: Clubs,. K- (20-22-30) MOVIE Neither side vulnerable 0 A6 (22-30) NBC NEWS (20) FILM (24) TO BE ANNOUNCED to Dr. Robert Bowen, director there is no reasonable alter­ 98. Opening lead — Queen of 4k Q1054 (24) DESIGNING WOMEN (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES of health for the town. native method of disposal; any What d o you say? ' — 9:30 — Hearts South West North East (30) MOUSE FACTORY Department of Environmen­ other fires which the Com­ Answer; Bid two spades. You 7:00 (3) DORIS DAY 1 4 Pass I NT Pass missioner of the DEP deter­ East took the first trick with would prefer to bid more with (3) MOVIE (40) POLKA (24) BOOK BEAT tal Flvtection regulations state the ace of hearts and returned a 2 4k Pass Pass Pass Gillette that when an alternative mines are necessary to thwart an ace and two kings, but your 1 0 : 0 0 heart to South’s king. South hearts. South should lead the — — method of disposal exists, the or prevent a hazard whidi can­ weak distribution forces you to .. r 7 MANCHISUt^ (3) BILL COSBY not properly be managed by then finessed with dummy’s king of spades from his own CtNTf R burning of leaves and brush bid conservatively. If partner E jack of clubs. Intending to lead □ (24) STATE OF CONN. should be discouraged, Bowen, other means or are necessary hai^. makes any further move, you 6 A3 7 BJ2 fR{( PAJ - RlAR Of THEATR* NOW spades from the dummy. R ig h t ; — 10:35 — said. He cited the sanitary land­ for the protection of public West takes the ace of spades will make sure of getting to Before South could carry out (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY fill operation as a suitable health; and fires whose func­ and returns a trump. South game. tion is to assist commercial his plan, the hand blew up In his must put up dummy’s ace. — 11:0 0 — alternative method. G u a r d ! face. East won the first trump (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS All open burning and open contretors in demolition and Wilkinson with the king and returned a (20) HAVE GUN-WILL burning permits are con­ clearing of land. trump. Dummy won with the s c h ic K II TRAVEL ditional, depending on Senior Citizens^ ace of clubs and returned a Double Edge Blades atomospheric conditions and Coventry Senior Qtizens will — 11:05 — spade, vidiereupon West cap­ ANTipERSPiRANT Bladc Cartridges^ the danger that may be inflicted meet Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at life (24( JANAKI tured the king of spades with i S i j o g j o S , on surrounding vegetation and the North Coventry (Community — 11:30 — his ace and led a thinl round of iMIMPERSPiS!. structures, said Bowen. House, Rt. 44A, with all senicH: . V with Free Razor trumps. , (3) MOVIE Open burning allowed without citizens Invited to attend and S . . 9 9 ' "Paris Palace Hotel” (1956). enjoy mutual interests. This removed all of dummy’s insurance m r m r e . a permit includes barbecues or 9 9 ^ P kgs o f 5 (8-40) DICK CAVETT trumps before South could ruff other fire for the cooking of Guest speaker will be Dirk Pkgols’T y ^ S (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON a single spade in dummy. South food for human consumption. Hansen, an. IFYE delegate to 1 2 o z c a n m eventually lost two more spade on all lm|BllnMnt loans Bt no Clean dry wood or charcoal France in 1942, and formerly of tricks and was therefore down CiEt^THEATRES EAST may be burned. Also camp­ Old Saybrook, Conn. Hansen one. Altogether, South lost oxtra diargo to you. fires in indoor fireplaces, and lived and worked with six three spades and one trick in I t 8th. Big Week again, only clean dry firewood families during his stay in Stop Rune Before They Starti each of the other suits. HeartbreiA Kid or charcoal may be burned. France. The group will also dis­ Correct Approach Gillette Also allowed without a permit cuss tours that wil be available Joenne Woodward The correct line of play is to are fires in salamanders or this year to jilaces of interest m a n m e s t e r s t a t e b a n k n In The Mom MariloMs go at both black suits like a bull other devices used by construc­ and mutual enjoyment. NEW Gillette in a china shop. After winning 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTEN Foamy tion or other workers for Council Session the second trick with the king (rf heating purposes, and small Thw Town Ckiuncil will meet .Opon 88L 9 w n . - 1 2 noon MMnbarFDIC Hosiery Guard fires kindled by constructors tonight at the Town Hall. The Shave Cream which are essential to street in­ session is open to the public. stallation or paving activities, - NOW PLAYING — the reparing of utilities-..or f R f E COCA-COU BLASSl 8 o z size DELIVERANCE similar work. J 2J1 nayliii M 7 4 9 PJI. Also fires to abate a fire Sacred Concert Rehearsal Cleans and strengthens hose. hazard provided that the abate­ LOW juoiNuion mcos The Parker Ranch on the Is­ 11 o z c a n Prevents runs, snags, bagging. ment fire is controlled accor­ David Almond, left, directs soloists Mrs. Hilda Slade, Miss S n . 4 Sm . NMInM 1 4 3 PJI. land of Hawaii is said to be Choicest Meeds In Town! The Magic Weaver ding to directions of a responsi­ the second largest in the United Karen Ware and Woodward Waesche, and cellist Joseph Coming: THE QETAWAY ble firp official. hartfdrd road Treggor during a rehearsal for the Holy Week Sacred States. Bowen also listed instances Concert, which will be presented by the ^ncordia Choir when an open burning permit is Wednesday at 7:30 p.m . at Concordia C3iurch. The event is • TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAU J style Clairol required through his office. DAIRY QUEEN open to the public. (Herald photo by Pinto) These include fires for training personnel in methods of •• Herbal JERRY LEWiS^ 'CINEMA John Gruber*a iDuivaN AVK. — liMSM — aouiH wnaMOB fighting fires; fires for the • 1 prevention or control of disease column^ The Way I H a ir Essence Heard / f , can be BRAZIER SALE About Town Monday Mghts H Seats 99( or pests; fire for the preven­ mON., TUES.S WE0.S THUR8. ONLY 3 IDs. or mors tion, control or destruction of found today on Page S p r a y Shampoo agricultural diseases and pests, 4 . RUT A The Past Matrons Associa­ Manchester Chapter, I tion of Temple Chapter, OES, SPEBSQSA, will rehearse Head & Shoulders will meet Wednesday at 6:30 tonight at 8 at the Army and NIGHUND PARK MARKET I Theatre 1 BURGER DELUXE a m . at the home of Janet Navy Club. The rehearsal is Richmond, 10 Qearview Ter. A open to all men wishing to sing 317 Highland St., Manchestor>~Phone 646-4277 ^ S h a m p o o 9 7 " PChiMirTM-MI | 1 potluck will precede the barbershop-style harmony. ‘ 2 » 7 9 ' I Time Schedule j 1 /4 - U i . meeting. M Jurt 1 h«IP ol PLUS '4.3 oz 1 ^ 1 ^ — iiiiii!:' Vernon Cine I — “ Slither” A CUKI :->r j 13 o z Size Tube 12 oz bottle swats shUI 8 8 ^ 7:30-9:20 s a v E o O PD IEA Sia’ Vernon Cine I I — “ Jeremiah — la n iY ittt SIT.mtG. Johnson” 7:10-9:10 'J ORA m - Wed. Wlwr w Jerry Lewis Cinema, South AUraE&TIC Miss Breck Alberto 4 ► Windsor — “ Deliverance” 7:00- E COCA-COLA IVoHi Playing PC 9:00 2-PC. CH^EN DINNER ISeto SutpeiiMe Comedy GLASS b/BEZZINI U.A. East — “ Heartbreak Kid” 7:30-9:30 E 3 Cole Uiews Ron $ |0 0 YOU KEEP “SLITHER” Burnside Theater— “ Sleuth” end a iH ov of THE GLASS S u p e r m 5 1 9 E. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER JAMES CAAN ’ 7*00*9’.30 6 4 9 -5 3 2 7 Blue Hills Drive-In — “ Fat Pin MMKIESTER PilRKADE TAKE 1-86 TO EXIT #92. Centurians” 7:30; “ Dollani” B a ls a m 9:28 Shampoo V IS IT OUR Meadows Drive-In — “ Fat D a i r q MMBn »AMR Mama” 7:30; “ Boot Hill” 9:15 CREAM RINSE Clairol POSTUREPEDIC SLEEP CENTER RoMit Hsdfart — (PU) (••iRMiaarapip. Q i i e e n ^ HARTFORD ROAD B A L S ^ State Theater — “ Charlie and awwsasm and take a load off your feet the Angel” 2:20-8;00: DAIRY gilEEII RRAZIER Frost & Tip Jeremiah “ Cinderella” 1:00-6:40 t A k i t n i m m Jehnson UA Theater I — “ Heartbreak EAT rr M enR M A m i Kid” 7:00-9:30 S m iK niOM 649-9333 UA Theater 2— “ Man In The 12 oz Bottle 15 oz Bottle Evary Sat Moon Marigolds” 7:30-9:30 mMmmmissmi r n m m and Men. Evea - M e UA Theater 3 - “ Lady Caroline Lamb” 7:00-9:15 Whits shoas for m a n ...th a t's what guys Johnson’s ara Into today. At Buttarflald’a wa’va got soma of tha baat stylaa anywhara. No Lie down and comfort test our complete se­ No More Shampoo ho-hum footwork hara. Thaaa ara at- lection of Posturepedics...in choice of com­ VITO’S P (Formerly Villa Louisa) tantion gatting whitas. . . smart Tangles I fort, firmness, innerspring or latex foam...and Formula Villa Louisa Rd., Bolton slip-ons, bold bucklad stylos the big new modern sizes. II Open Sundays— C lo s^ Mondayi and supar-looking aaddlaa. Creme Hair . -C- %*&• Lilt Handsoma and ruggad... Rinse Color iiiiiiir fiTniinii I I and mada by famous P e rm a n e n ts Luncheon manufacturara Ilka fta lia n Robloa*. 7 7 < Specials Coming... si 12 oz Bottle B ody W ave or Special Kit ^ l a g h e t t i SPAGHETTI AND Shoos shown: MEATRALLS 3 RING Laft: Tha Marshall; whlta, brown or black gralnad Jergen’s Soap PreH Spree « 1 . 5 0 III You Can Eat laathar ...... 26.00 Right: Tha Bonito; whits L iq u id every Tuesdagr! SHRINE CIRCUS<7 • • , ^ or wins patant, brown or SAUSAGE AND black loathar ...... 27.00 We pile up your plate with S h a m p o o pasta—t^ped with meat- April 20th a April 29th Seconde balls and meat sauce. Add garlic rolls and a Bslad PEPPERS Tampax onUie drened with s fine Italian hand Then just when you houfe. think you’ve reached T a m p o n s bottom, we pile up the plate m STATE ARMORY, HARTFORD 8 8 " again. It’tour way of cele­ «2.50 J u s t brating two greet Italian Pkg contributionB to the Flavor "k -n ; Mat. 1:30 Mon. • Sat. 09 . 16-02. of America: ipectacular of 40 qMghetti and open-handed 4.75-oz. y h^itaiity. Come any l\iee- <1.69 day, every Tuesday. Mat. 2:00 Sundai Eves 7:45 Mon. Head & Shoulders DINNER SPECIALS Geritol i TUE&, WEB. Mid THURS. Choice seats available Qenl. Adm. 1.75 Children or Adults Reserved Seats Mat. & Eve 2 plus Qen’l Adm. Balcony 8eat8j$1.2S Plus Qen’l Adm balcony GETO L o tio n It T a b le t s EGG PUNT PARMGMU Beats can be purchased on day of Performance. 4 4 0 1 U A R D AUCARIE • 3 .0 0 S h a m p o o CompMe Dfnner $4.00 TNNn OmCE, STATE ARMORY )«« J O H n so n S Roobi 100, I Italy 110 lUN. - 0 P.M. 394 TOLLAND TURNPIKE TWM LOBSTER THIS PHONE 278-1110 88 " Bottle of 80 MANCHESTER ALACMITE • 4 .5 0 7 oz Bottle ^^^W T^^jn|LB0R^CRg8|^|^^ CompM^ Dinner 15.80 M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaerter. Conn.. Mon., April 16. U7» - PACtB FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Mon., April 16, 1973

i Andover Uneii^lovmeiit the largest decreases in un­ 70 Pet. Exposed employment claims during the Bonn — West Germany is one Rate. Declines period, while New Britain, of the world's largest producers “THE WAY School Board Cuts Budget Slightly In State Middletown and Meriden had of packaging machinery, and 70 Andwson-UtHe thelargest increases. per cent of the industry's out­ I ann£ em t the $32,000 in the account to from the Norton Fund for the put is exported. In the last 10 IHEARDtT” j Correspondent justify reducing this item for other three. . HARTFOM) (AP) - The years the value of German pack­ I; Tel. 2283971 this year. The total amount request for state Labor Department aging - machinery manufacture |, The Board of Education, at a Other cuts made were $360 food services, ,,$450, was has jumped from $44 million to teported today that Connec­ $170 million. b y John G ruber {<' special meeting ^turday^ter- for one playground aide; $100 eliminated on the basis that this ticut’s insured unemployment noon, reduced its budget for textbooks; $200 for con­ could be absorbed in the hot rate stood at 3.9 per cent for the New Spring Fashion Values / request for 1973-74 by |8|030. tracted service for operation of lunch p rogram . The $450 two-week period ending April 7, RANGE AND The board had been requested the plant; $200 for electricity; covered salves and supplies down slightly from the four per by the Board of Finance after $210 for replacement of equip­ for the bookkeeping, ordering cent rate posted at the eiid of FUEL OIL The Hartford Symphony has eluded because the final announced the programs and last week’s budget hearing to ment; $500 for unanticipated and menu for ihe program. the previous two-week period. GASOLINE in every Anderson-Little department! number is a little bit short. make cuts in areas such as the needs for contracted services; The final item reduced was The 3.9 per cent figure com­ soioists for next season’s series Itis Stravinsky’s “Capriccio” of subscription concerts, and in part-time resource teacher an $450 for food services; and $500 $500 from the $690 requested for pares favorably to a rate of 8.4 BANTLY OIL for piano and orchestra and is lawn care, and to reduce the for equipment. equipment. The $190 remaining per cent-durin g the same case you are wondering the sort of thing Mr. Firkusny whether or not to invest in budget by |8,000. The brard felt one playground will be used for two listening period a year ago. COMPANY. INC. does well, and so does Mr. According to Mrs. Beatrice aide could be cut from the centers. Two language masters Of the 19 unemployment of­ tickets I’ii give you a rundown Winograd. Looks like an uneven 331 Main Street on what you may expect. There Kowalski, Board of Education budget because' of increased and four cassette tape fices throughout the state, evening. chairman, the $4,500 for the time that the learning dis­ recorders have been cut and Hartford, New London, Bristol, Tel. 649-4595 are ten concerts and the Another pianist is slated for programs are good, without part-time resource teacher has abilities teacher would be spen­ again the board hopes to be able Willimantic and Enfield posted Rockville 875-3274 March 13. He is Leon not been cut. ding in the school each day. to use the Norton Fund for the being very venturesome. Fleisher who will be heard in The season opens Oct. 24 with The board felt this to be an es­ The $200 from contracted sei’- purchase of these items. Ravel’s Piano Concerto for the sential addition to the staff, and vices is $300 less than the Addition Aiicia de Larrocha as piano Left Hand. This was com­ soioist. I’m a big booster for it has also received requests finance lx»rd had suggested Although the total cuts missioned by a pianist who lost from parents to include this reducing for lawn care because her and have been known to go his right hand during World amounted to $9,020, the board down to New York just to hear position for the coming school the bos^ felt it necessary to had to add $990 for work that War I but it has become one of year. maintain some funds for this her. Since I hear plenty of the more celebrated works in the State Health Department music in the course of a year, Cuts purpose. says must be done on the the piano literature. The largest cut made was |6,- Due to a new industrial rate, you can be sure she has to be Carl Maria von Weber’s leeching fields at the school seersucker out of the ordinary to get me to 500 from the school bus fund, it was felt the electricity ac­ before school opens in thoroughly neglected verture to leaving only $2,000 requested count under utilities could be make that effort. “The Ruler of the Spirits” September. She will be heard in Chopin’s for this year. cut back $200, and a request un­ opens this program. Then com- Following the meeting, Mrs. F minor piano concerto, usually The board felt that even with der replacement of equipment Kowalski said that anything es Schumann’s Second the purchase of new school bus was reduced to $70 from $280 to listed as his second, but actual­ Symphony which isn’t one of his else the board cuts from the surprise! this year, at approximately $8,- purchase one phonograph ly his first. He got the second best works. It is poorly requested budget “ will hurt the one published first, which ac­ 500, there would still be suf­ rather than four. The board program.” orchestrated and not very well ficient funds remaining from hopes to be able to use funds counts for the screwy conceived. We shall also get the numbering. Also on the “Nocturnes” by Debussy. Since program are Brahms’ An unexpected delight in girlswear with a new kind of no chorus is listed, I suspect we “Academic Festival Over­ shall only get the first two of wrinkle mothers will applaud. It’s crisp. It’s cool. ture,” Dvorak’s Symphony N. these, as is quite commonly the And, It’s machine wash and dry. It’s 100% cotton 7, and “Aus Italien” by Richard case. Strauss, which actually is more Andre Watts, still another Caldor & Elektra . seersucker. Our three little surprises show off flirty German than Italian. pianist, will appear April 3. The Malcom Frager, another peplum jackets from the 40’s. All |n sizes 7 to 14. last time he was here he had Present pianist, will be featured No. 7. Left: plaid jacket dress. Notch-collar jacket. Short sleeve shown some improvement and I He has chosen the Fifth Concer­ hope this will continue. He will dress with white top and plaid skirt. Pink plaid, $11. to by Beethoven, dubbed the be heard in the Second Piano Judy Collins Center: pant suit. Fitted-waist jacket. Elastic-waist, “ Emporer” by one of Concerto by Brahms. Personal­ Napoleon’s officers. Also on the ly I think he is more suited to cuffed trouser. Light blue only, $15. program is Haydn’s delightful Newest L.P. Hit the early Frist (Concerto. Right: plaid pant suit. Tie-back jacket. Buttoned “ Clock” Symphony and one The remainder of this movement from Mahler’s program is comprised of works high-waist, vvide leg trouser. Blue plaid, $20. Tenth Symphony. Mahler didn’t by Liszt and Rachmaninoff. Ohildren’s. all D&L stores except live to complete this one, Liszt is represented by his although a version completed Vernon, New London, Groton. “Mazeppa” Overture, while the JUDY cfelXINS by someone else is available on Rachmaninoff work is his Third “True Stories and TRUE STORIES AND 0 T H |^ DRPYMyt^ Our Reg. to records. This “ Adagio” iswery $15 $17 Symphony. This is a rather lovely. PANT COATS ^ lengthy work and a rather Other Dreams’’ Mine* and Junion Nov. 28 brings another con­ gloomy one as well, but it has cert, this time featuring a some magnificent passages O \ !'. 1 2 9 5 vioiinist, Erick Friedman, that make it very much worth about whom I know nothing. He while. will play the Wieniawski Violin Maureen Forrester will be Concerto, once very popular but the soloist on April 24. She will neglected for a score of years appear twice. First she will or more. It is an enjoyable work sing the Alto Phapsody for but not one of the world’s soloist and male choir by greatest. Brahms. In this she will be Also oh the program are four backed by the Yale Glee Club. interludes from the opera Then on her own she will sing Extra Added Springtime Offer! “ Peter Grimes” by the British “Des Knabens Wunderhom” by composer Benjamin Britten. Mahler, a series of very lovely The opera is one of the few songs for voice and orchestra. successful works in this form This program also includes written since 1930. The big Haydn’s “Surprise” Symphony WIN a pair of number of the evening is and the Richard Strauss tone Brahm’s Third Symphony. poen, “Death and Leslie Parnas will be Transfiguration,” which is an 2 Ten Speed Bicycles will be featured in the Haydn Cello early work that sounds quite a Concerto on Dec. 12. I always bit like Liszt. like this piece. You can hear it The final concert is all- again ahd again without tiring orchestral. It opens with awarded to some lucky person of it. It isn’t pretentious but you Webern’s “Six Pieces for develop a very warm friendship Orchestra,” which are very, for it over the years. short and will baffle most of the To round out the evening we audience. Then comes the Just come in to any Caldor Store for your get Schonberg’s “Ode To delightful Mozart “Sinfonia Free entry blank Napoleon,” for an opener and Concertante’’ with Oboe, Schubert’s Seventh Symphony Clarinet, Bassoon, and Horn, as (sometimes numbered 10). In the “concertino,” and a NO PURCHASE NECESSARYI any event it is the big one in C beautiful set of variations major, as contrasted to the lit­ where each instrument is dis­ tle one in C major. Personally I played. find it overly long and The incidental music which SALE something of a bore, but maybe Faure wrote for Maeterlinck’s 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. you won’t agree with me about “Pelleas e Melirande” is also this. Schumann loved it, and so MON. thru WED. on the program as is the MANCHESTER Open Lais Every NighI did Weingartner, but I’m not brilliant “Roman Festivals” by alone in my feelings about the Respighi. work. Alfred Wallenstein will be guest conductor on Jan. 9. He will have Kishiko Suzumi as violin soloist, who has earned very creditable plaudits in this country during the past season. The big number of the evening is the Fourth Symphony by Vaughan Williams. This is another symphony that leaves me rather cold. The violin solo I’V'I will be the effective Concerto in B minor by Sant-Saens, while the program will be completed with Dohnanyi’s Orchestra Variations (really a suite) Opus 19. Feb. 13 brings Rudolf Firkusny as piano soloist in a rather unusual program. To begin with, we shall get Mozarf’s “Paris” Symphony which is a big more heavily scored than is his custom. Then we get a Mozart Rondo for Piano and Orchestra. Mr. Firkusny is not the pianist I would choose for this particular composition. He lacks subtlety; so does Mr. Winograd. Th^ number was apparently in-

Herald Yesterdays

25 Years Ago The American Cancer Society. reports the fund drive in the ■J • *5 * JMwson-UtHe Manchester area is lagging. With half the month gone .only cAQreatf^amein^neCiothing 12,000 has been collected in town. IN MANCHESTER (MANCHESTER PARKADE) WEST MIDDLE TPKE.-BROAD ST. 10 Years Ago PHONE 647-1451 This was a Sunday; The Herald did not publisli. SHOP D «l MANCHESTE5 P.-.RKADE S TRI CITY P IA /A VERNON 0 „ ..n M om lny ,1.,...... ,19 „W> ] PAGB SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancherter, C6nn.. Mon., April 1 6 .1W3 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 16, 1973 — PAGE SEVEN Open ,An AP News, Analysis '8 With Sound Absorbers Suggested m Forum (sound, bounce) for h i^ rise By WARREN E. LEARY Yetn C. Plane, of tee UCLA the significant noise contribu­ facing across a street, the more with the front surface curved buildings with minimal set­ Founded OcU i , 1881 AP Science Writer Physics Department, presented tion of cars on the roadbed. noise, tee researchers found, inward and tilted back. Tax Refilrhi back,” Dr. Knudsen said, “ and BOSTON (AP) - A UCLA the results of their study at the Dr. Knudsen said most and alley openings had only a “ Parabolic facings have they are more aesthetic than ‘Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Better Police study .says that much urban 8Sth meeting of tee Acoustical automobile noise comelr from small effect iii reducing low potential merit for tee reduc­ typical buildings resembling Co., 16 Brainard Place, Mandiester, newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 traffic, nqise can be eliminated Society .of America held in the engine running, the tires on frequency noise. Protection tion of the reverberation effect shoe boxes standing on end.” Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) if the sounds echoing between Boston. ■; ■ tee road and other sources like Tilting tee building walls at p.m. should telephone the circulation To whom it may concern: buildings are sohked up by ab­ Dr. Knudsen said he add his gear-shifting. Artificial sound an angle away from tee street Stark terror came to the quiet Published every evening except department, 647-9946. sorbing material maced on tee colleague started tee study last sources supplemented tee noise sends noise upward and reduces Town of Bolton in the form of Sundays and holidays. Entered at the sidewalks and b u ilS ^ fronts.. year using lalge one-tenth to of a small gas engine to the sound bounce between the murder and robbery of a MUNICIPAL BUILDING Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Member Audit Bureau of Circulation The study founm that the one-fifth building models in his duplicate auto noise in the facing buildings, the study quiet, well-liked owner of a Second Class Mail Matter. Member of The Associated Press souqds of a busy bpulevatd laboratory’s sound chamber. laboratory. showed. The best building local package store. ■■■ between high buildings could be : “ We felt for a long time that The closer the buildings shape, it said, was parabolic- Terror in lesser forms has'' Burl L. Lyons, Publisher The Manchester Publishing Co. By WALTER R. MEARS U.S. plants and equipment. He reduced to those of a teee-llned too little work was being dose visited Bolton the past few assumes no financial responsibility for -S .AP Political Writer also said there should be no residential avenue if the on tee effect of buildings bn years in the form of robbery of CLOSED WHINGTON (AP) - In- reduction in oll-dopletion sidewalks and ground cover in hbise,” Dr. Knudsen said. typographical errors appearing in the stores at the Notch and In cohje taxpaying time is at allowances, a favorite target of front of the big buildings were It has long been knovm. He the form of three major traffic easter cards for everyone” Subscription Rates advertisements and other reading hand;^ federal tax reform is not. reform ers, in view of the covered with outdoor carpeting said, that sounds on or above accidents on Bolton Center fairway has a Payable in Advance matter in The Manchester Evening - An issue during the 1972 energy crisis. or artificial turf. street level increase in Inteiisi- GOOD FRIDAY Road, resulting in at least two presidential campaign, tax During tee campaign. Mills And further sound reduction ty, and therefore loudneSs, wonderful selection! One M o n th ...... $3.25 Herald. deaths. reform is still in the issue joined in proposing legislation is possible if the buildings because of the acoustical “ iw i luwa mrsry. atUs thkifg' FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1973 Display advertising closing hours, The time has come for Single Copy ...... 15f Stage; although Ck>ngresS'-has to phase oiit M specific tax ad­ themselves are covered with characteristics of the facing Bolton’s citizens to demand f w r By Carrier, W eekly ...... 754 three full days prior to publication. taken an initial step toward vantages unless Congress absorbing material or designed buildings. WS better police protection. This Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon shaping legislation. specifically reinstated them. in such a way that they reflect These building reflections are Emergency Teiephone Numbers: does not mean the purchase of a One Y ear ...... $39.00 There is, however, no Nothing was done about ii teen, the sound upward aiid nOt commonly called “ canyon Highw ay...... 849>S070 prior to day of publication; ,12 noon $5,000 cruiser. It does mean th e wAraele «f mohilllwlt j likelibobd that the product will and he did nojt renew the backand-forth between one effect,” but Dr. Knudsen said Six M on th s...... $19.50 better State Police protection Refuse ...... 649 -18 8 6 Friday for publication Saturday and be tDe.kind of overhaul of up- proposal in this Congress. another. he uses the more general term aowTitown maneheiteP. Three Months ...... $9.75 and possibly the establishment Sanitary Sewer and W ater...... 649-9697 Monday. perbractet and corporate tax . Dr. Vern O. Knudsen and “ boundary effect” to Include of a full-time police force. It provisions advocated by some calls for the constables to be on Democrats. , ^ patrol at appointed times; not .president Nixon has said he only at school dances. WiU. r^ in m en d property-tax ^veral speed traps in town Days Ease Air Freshener A Shrewd Investment relief for tee elderly and a tax Corn Huskers Lotion 10 have gone unchecked for ----- ■ I omnn anH lima orantaH air fraahanar credit for parents on tuition The leading hand lotion. 12 Lemon and lime scented air freshener, But the battle against cancer, which It is a Yankee tradition that when months. One resident trooper is paid to private elementary and ounces. Our Reg. 1.35 continuous, automatic. no longer enough for Bolton. one is investing his money, he should can strike any of us, is not limited to secondary schools. Bolton Center Road has traffic Old English Lemon Furniture I h e administration has not Adorn Hair Spray do so with the idea of'getting a tangi­ the mere care of those already equal in speed to Rt. 84 and yet presented detailed You get 13 oz. regular-uns- Polish ^ ^ residents are afraid to work or ble return; and nriost of us view our afflicted. proposals, but is expected to cented or extra hold, 2.35 size YOUR Our Reg. relax in their front yards. In the Funds invested in the April Clancer recommend little more than plus a FREE Lady Trac II Razor 79' to 89' business investments in this light. lake area there is a road where by Gillette plus a 50c refund CHOICE 645 that. Crusade are reinvested in programs every residence except one has from Gillette! 1 . 1 9 ! Another factor that influences is the Nixon ' is concentrating on 16 oz. Liquid Woolite been robbed at least once. amount of return as well as its to .help each of us through public another aspect of the tax ques­ Cold water wash for fine fabrics. Let us not wait for another Caldor’s Piastic Strips asm. tion, contending that if tangibility. In other words does it education prevent cancer and to murder or traffic death to de­ Box of 50 handy strips for f Congress undoes tee economies R^. c I Easy Qff Aerosol Oven Cleaner mand better police protection. small cuts, scratches, etc. 4 4 show up in more sales, more profit, detect it earlier enough so it can be in his budget, “ it would take a 59' ■ ■ Lemon scent; for your oven or outdoor grill. Nancy J. Hutchinson cured; and cancer, if discover^ early 15 per cent increase in income riiSre net returns. P.0, Box 483 iCafdor’s Sanitary Napkins taxes to pay for tee additional This is good business and we are enough, can be cured. This is done Bolton Early Spring Brings Out Camera Bugs At Union Pond Falls. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) YOUR Our Reg. expenditures.” Box of 40 protective napkins, O 7 C ^ 1.19 regularorsuper. Our Reg. 1.27 O f f CHOICE constantly cautioned against through an extensive free program of Would-be reformers have 94?. “ gambling” with our capital. As one education in the schools, before talked of raising vast new Productivity Missionary revenues by undoing what they groups, and operation of facilities Yankee adage puts it, “ don’t dip into Finds Proselyting Tough consider loopholes in tee tax Bunnies New Home your capital, live off the interest.” such as cancer detection centers. Capital Fare code, but tee administration by Schraffts The Toast-R-Oven is 3 Appliances in One! says that can’t be done. Each April, we as citizens of But prevention and care of the By LEE RODERICK and an apparent zeal for the EASTER John D. Ehrlichman, Nixon’s (Special to The Herald) challenge, Mrs. Holland, after Connecticut and every other state in afflicted represent only two of the domestic-affairs chief, con­ g CANDIES SAN FRANCISCO-To her several weeks on the job, is con­ Andrew Tally 7 7 ^ General Electric tends it would not be possible to the union, asked to “ invest” in the three m ajor thrusts o f the ACS. Third, Productivity Commission cerned but not outwardly dis­ raise substantial amounts of Three piece set contains hollow bunny, squirrel and chicken. but important, is the program - of colleagues in Washington, D.C., couraged by what she sees as a Delicious pure chocolatel King Size American Cancer Society’s CJancer new money through tax reform Susan S. Holland is a voice lack of acceptance of or con­ Tax Reform education on a professional level for “ unless you start digging into Crusade. crying in the wilderness, a mis­ cern about the productivity Bunny-Ettes Toast-R-Oven physicians and nurses to enable them sionary preaching the gospel of issue. the average taxpayers’ exemp­ Unlike a business, the returns on Solid Milk Chocolate Our Reg. 32.97 productivity and teaching the . “ People think of the concept tions,” such as deductions for this investment are not as tangible or to know and use the latest information WASHINGTON - On the ruddy lucky he doesn’t have to billion a year. There is the Seven bunnies wrapped General Electric local natives how to squeeze in terms of measures only. donations to charity, mortgage G.E. Can Opener & issue of tax reform, the White run for office because'any can­ Accelerated Depreciation in assorted colors of foil, f y easily seen from one year to the next, on cancer prevention and treatment more output form an hour’s They don’t think it’s very sexy interest and tee like. Ideal Easter basket filler. « House’s John Erlichman seems didate who sponsored tax Range, a tax reduction for And Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, D- $1 Snooz-Alarm Clock through seminars, meetings, work. subject and have a hard time Reg. 39'each pkg. for Knife Sharpener but there is a return. determined to convince the reform legislation aimed at the business enacted in 1971. Next However, Mrs. Holland, 34, getting excited about it,” she Ark., chairman of tee House fellowships and grants. working stiff that John average family would find year, this law will cost the According to the Manchester Unit who recently was appointed said. “ For example, one Ways and Means Committee, Erlichman is malignhnt, stupid, himseU nattily attired in tars Treasury $2.7-billion. The says Congress never has_ of the Connecticut Division of ACS, This is what your contribution regional productivity group that should have been in­ Schraffts Eggs 2 6 .4 0 Our or both. , „ and feathers and headed out of business investment credit managed to gain revenue' Reg. representative for the federal terested in this region didn’t represents a saving to cor­ Filled & Decorated Automatic 4-slice toaster pops'open when toast is ready. your investment during the past year (investment) does on a local level. President Nixon’s ' chief town on a rai(. through tax reform. 2 .7 9 12.97 want to hear a representative government, sees her new job As t^^ndhrstood him, porations of nearly $2-bilUon a Wakes you, lets you snooze a few Use aS' Ihermostatically controlled oven or handy top 8 .9 7 Nationally, the ACS spends $25 domestic affairs adviser, of Mills -supports Nixon’s Hands-free operation! Press lever, has provided 109 area families with in less adventurous terms. “ I’m from the Commission in yeai^. ^ 1/4^J|b...... ,, minutes, .wakes you again. Sweep browner. #T94 course, is neither. He is a pret­ Erlichman dismissed as a myth proposed tax break for tuiUqn- opener shuts off when can is open. cancer victims a full range of million of the nation’s collective in­ simply trying to act as a Washington discuss the results Sdh. George McGovern^ ; second hand/easily read dlali'com- ty; bright guy, with that dollop current takyldopholes that paylhjj parents: 1 / 2 l b Removable cutting unit. # EC33 catalyst for change,” said Mrs. of a sunrey on specific things I ■r!.i pact style, f 7371' f i .. , ‘ vestment in research which hopefully of toughness required in his job. benefit'ihA;ikealthy. Well, dt is among others, has suggested ' f,. ■ ' . -.’•-J ______. assistance ranging from dressings, Holland in a telephone that can be done to increase What liiay emei^e eventually '1I lbll#a aaaaaaasaaaoaaoooBBWw ' '99® Therefore, he conunitted the unnecessary to remind him the government’s tax experts loan of sickroom equipment, financial will, in time, eradicate the scourge of interview. "But 1 must admit productivity in the food is a bill embracing that; preposterous by going on the that some millionaires and even take a look at estate taxation, Hand rolled and hand decorated fruit and nut cream egg or there isn’t a whole lot that one industry.” property-tax relief; and decorated coconut cream egg. aid to the needy, therapy, rehabilita­ cancer once and for all. ABC television program, some billionaires so arrange levied when a rich man goes to person can do compared to the Mrs. Holland, in addition to revenue-boosting changes in the “ Issues and Answers,” and their affairs that they don’t pay his reward. At present, that for­ tion and transportation for out-patient Invest generously when your job that‘needs to be done.” being available for the asking capital gains tax and the Blow Up Bunny Inflatable Toy deposing that the only road to any taxes at all. That situation tune is subject to an estate tax, neighborhood Cancer Crusader calls. Mrs. Holland, who has been a as a consultant on how to minimum levy in upper-bracket Our appointments. tax reform is to abolish deduc­ should have been dealt with but if it were taxed as a capital He's wearing bells, and squeaks, tool federal government economist increase productivity in taxpayers.,, Reg. tions for interest on home long ago. But in fact there are a gain the Treasury would reap Colorful and amusing. ® and administrator for 12 years, specific plants and industries Whatever happens, it won’t 8 8 ' 67 mortgages and charitable con­ number of revisions in the tax another ,$3-billion. is attached to the Department within her region, is also happen soon. Mills said his tributions. laws that would produce more Very well. It may be that any of Labor’s office in the region looking for good example of House Ways and Means Com­ “ Let’s not kid ourselves,” revenue by—in Erlichman’s Treasury raids of this kind Mark Up One For Judge which includes California, productivity that might be mittee, which initiates tax said Erlichman. “ You can’t words—“ simply readjusting would be so drastic as to General Electric Arizona, Nevada and Hawaii. emulated in other parts of the legislation, will act first on raise $9-billion”—the estimated corporate income tax exemp­ idversely affect the ecbnomy. regardless of the legalitites of what is Her $27,000 appointment makes country. Nixon’s request for broad new GAF Instartt Load A New York Criminal Court judge cost of new spending measures tions.” Let that pass for a moment. Decorator Mrs. Holland the second She said the Productivity trade-negotiating powers. Children’s Ideai For Posters has fined a m ovie theater $100,000 for obscene and what is not, the fact of likely to para Congress—“ by Indeed, such revisions would The ideal of a tax system is that Camera Outfit regional representative of the Commission, which was Waiting in the Senate are Camera, color Swag Lights 6 Pc. Wood Waii simply readjusting corporate raise more than the $9-biUion it be fair, that tee ordinary showing a movie, “Deep Throat,” the matter is that the motive is profit, Presidentially-established organized in June 1970, will such reform advocates as Sen. film and cube; Blacklight Buib income tax exemptions. Needed . estimated cost of ap­ citizen be persuaded that he is Phono Kitchen Tooi Set huge profits, in making and showing National Commission on focus on four principle areas in George McGovern who, in his needs no batter­ which he had previously ruled would be ending tax deductions propriations favored by the not being taken. Today, most ies for flash. Ideal Productivity. (The other is in the private section this year; losing Democratic presidential Our Our pornographic films and not that neat, by homeowners of mortgage in­ wild spenders on Capitol Hill. working stiffs who do not make Easter gift. Reg. obscene. Chicago.) the food industry, health capaign, said he would seek Reg. terest, stopping personal Let us see what could te done: $l-tnlUion a year are not so per­ GAP Color Slide Film ^ .« n 2.19 B undefinable phrase that these types of Mrs. Holland believes a services, restaurant business changes to add $22 billion a year 1.57 5.77 3.99 _2.97 - . exemptions,-or d^uctions for There are those capital gains. suaded. To take Erlichman 35mm 20 Ex. Our Reg. 1.49 I ■ I & Althou{^ the ruling and the fine is substantial selling job lies and banking. The group will to tax revenues by 1975. Fits any standard socket, fun for Choice of several attractive colqrs Rack includes rolling pin, masher, films are “ art for art’s sake.” dependents, or for outlays for By treating them as ordinary seriously, which I find difficult, ahead before America’s also continue to study wasy to Sen. Edmund S. Muskie of GAF Super 8 Film with gy q q parties. Approximately 480 life and shapes. 12 ft. chain, 15 ft. wire. spoon, meat tenderizer, pie being appealed, we think the judge is charity.” • - . - income instead of privileged and deprive the average The judge, we think, has said in workers will buy the concept of make government workers Maine has introduced legisla­ 1 4 .7 7 Processing Our Reg. 3.49 & . 0 0 hours. Real glass with all hardware. crimper. Useful, decorative. Erlichman is the guy who is earnings, the Treasury would taxpayer of his pathetically few on the right track. effect: “ Okay, boys, I say it is a dirty increased production per more productive at the federal, tion he said would produce $18 being kicked—by himself. He is be enriched by a cool $5.6- “ loopholes” would send hordes sturdy 2 speed phonograph amount of labor. “ Productivity state and local levels. billion in new revenues by plays 33-1/3 and 45 R.P.M's. movie. I’ll fine you the limit of revolutionaries mardiing on Litigation over what is obscene and has a connotation of speedup to closing “ upper-income and cor­ heavy duty rugged cabinet. Boys’ Fielder’s Glove everytime you show it until some Washington with torches in porate loopholes” ' without not obscene often involves months or most workers,” she explained. hand. “ Unions have usually been affecting middle and lower- All natural leather, pre-shaped pocket. O J t #1 Ladies’ and Men’s higher court says otherwise. Until Perhaps John Erlichihan is Perfect for the youngster.Our Reg. 2.99 4 b years. In fact, in some states the opposed to productivity cam­ income taxpayers. Aii Chiidren’s Records The Innocent merely enjoying a colossal put- then put your money where your paigns. They have a mental But other omens are more penalty for violation of the law is so on. But I ^ n ’t know. AAed in our stock All Leather Fielder’s Glove mouth is.” image of a guy with a likely to foretell the outcome. ^Sport & Fashionj low, that violators pay repeated fines about tee high price of food, he Top grain natural leather, pre-shaped A A stopwatch leaning over the Nixon, during his re-election A198 B298 C39S By taking the profit out of por­ remarked that "Everybody ball pocket: adjustable wrist strap. J and still show a profit. shoulder of a factory worker.” campaign, said he favors plant Bystander seems to have a litUe richer OurReg.4.99 w u w w Watches nography, the judge is getting at the Raw data from a recent Louis depreciation provisions that Obviously by levying the huge fine, tastes...” John Erlichman, Harris survey bear out Mrs. benefit industry at tax time, as Tan Leather Fielder’s Glove heart of the matter, the pocketbook. meet Marie Antoinette. Our Reg. to 14.97 the promoters of the film in question Holland’s view of the negative A rt Hoppe a way to promote improved 99' 1.77 2.27 I. Extra deep ball pocket, full length split i | O Q We say more power to him. web, L-shaped heel. Our Reg. 5.99 H f a W O will push for an early appeal because connotations that the For a pleasing Easter gifti Choose from all favorites - productivity concept has for Disneyland, Golden - and morel Top Grain Fielder’s Glove many Americans. According to // // Top grain natural leather, pre-shaped p He Can Sure Take a Lot of Punishment! the poll, 67 per cent of Mr, Nixon Is No Small Talker ball pocket, diamond web; double X Americans t agree that “ for M ilitary Jack ’N Jill braced fingers. Our Reg. 7.99______^ 8 .9 9 productivity to increase, White House observers report unpublicized White House “ I certainly appreciate the An exciting group of sport, digital, machines replace workers and that Mr. Nhurn is emerging reception was arranged. A NAACP’s support, Mr. Wilkins. Today’s D o c to r in g Bubbles 38”x 56” Return Throw and bubble wrist watches and a lot of people lose their jobs.” from the “ splendid isolation” of transcript of Mr. Nixon’s It’s real white of you.” Vida Blue endorsed! Enameled steel frame, nylon Lucite - pendant watches to give More than half of those his first Administration to remarks, as he mingled cheer­ “ I’ve always said, Mrs. Thought \ D isa b lin g mesh, rubber springs. Little League approved. .7.99' you fashionable time! surveyed were convinced that 5.94 mingle with his beloved people, fully among his guests, follows: Abzug, that there’.s more to you “ increased productivity means making small talk as he goes. “ What do you hear from the than just another pretty face.” WASHINGTON (AP) - higher unemployment,” and INTERCESSION Some recent examples of'his mob, Mr. Sinatra?” . “ Read any good books latety, Topranking Army and Air ee. Cannon only 42 per cent agreed that it The effectiveness of interces­ small talk they cite include: (1) “ How are thing^ going, Mr. Mr. Ellsberg?” Force doctors are either a lot 124 means “ higher paid workers.” sion is nomechanicalprocess of to a group of restaurant patrons Nader?” “ Well, well, Larry O’Brien. sicker than their patients or Safe, non-toxic bubble mix Pequot Sheared However, Mrs. Holland making God’s power a tool for drinking m al, tais: “ They’re “ Senator Proxmire! How do Something been bugging you?” ■'they’re getting preferential makes loads of iridescent insists there is another side to mum’s using, but tee complex lethal; ” (2) to an aide resigning you keep looking so young?” “ So you’re Rowan and treatment by the medical bubbles. the productivity coin. “ As spiritual one of bringing men No' Iron Velour to join IBM: “ Well, good luck. “ I’ve always admired your Martin.' Heard any good boards which decide disability productivity increases, there into tee peace teat is dhly theirs Get a stock option;” and (3) to .courageous, manly stand on the jokes?” ratings, ai^oiding to a new sur­ Hi should be a bigger pie to split .within tee will of God. It is not Yahtzee a minister after a sermon: issues. Miss Steinem.” “ Wherever did you get that vey by tee Armed Forces Jour­ Percale jJacquard between management and the submission of God’s power “ Write, a speech for me tan, Chisholm?” nal. By Lowe SOIL workers. We are exploring the “ Golly, Mrs. Onassis, I’ve into tee purposes of ihon, but ~ sometime. Make it a short “ No, I think you’re right not The study found that Army RELEASE Towel concept of ‘productivity certainly seen a lot of you in the the submission of men’s pur­ Sheets one.” to announce yet. Senator and Air Force doctors who are bargaining’ for example, where magazines.” . poses into tee leading of His Actually, these examples Kennedy. Cross your bridges generals retire with higher dis­ workers get a share of the “ Where have they been will and tee healing of His love. Permanent Press 72” X 104" and [Ensembles show Mr. Nixon has made giant when you come to them, I say.” ability ratings than/almost any increase in productive through keeping you lately. Senator For tee Divine power is no Twin Fitted strides forward in this “ So you fellows are from other; group in tee ap ie^ ser­ Jacqua^ Tablecloths Our Reg. the collective bargaining Eagleton?” magic lamp from ^ c h we Bath department. Even his closest C o n g i^ . Well, more power to vices.' I ' a1.29 1.99 process.” “ I hope you’re having a gay nuty, by the rubbing of prayer, admirers agree he has always you.” A high disability rating en­ ^ o a d s of fun and excite­ 81” X104” A Full Fit Hand Our Reg. 0 7 She continued: “ If we are time, Mr. Liberace.” produce a genie to work Reg. 4.99 3i77 Our been far better at making large “ Sorry to hear about your titles tee retiring serviceman to ment for the family! 3.44 1.29 going to provide the kind of wonders for us; rather it is tee Cases Reg. 2.99 Pkgj of 2 2At Reg. decisions than small talk. husband, Mrs. Valachi. How’s a, sizeable tax-free income. The 52” X 70” Oblong or Oval Reg. 5.99 3.84 389 Wash Our Reg. A"! living standard most “ That was a great song, M r., light in which we n uy find tin 2.67 The credit for his vast the faifaily?” rating is supposed to measure S2” x90" Reg. 8.99 S.44 59' Americans demand, and com­ Ray Charles. I hcq)e we see'- wtmders of vision and warmth ' Gumball Bank Famous Cannon towels — so absor­ improvement must go to his “ Well, . thanks for coming, tee degree of physical or men­ Stunning stripes and ekeiuisite florals. Luxury type 160 pete in world markets, there is each other'aghih soon.” and healing. Intercession is tee W ’ ltetind ' Reg. 689 4.44 bent, so soft. Brilliant colors — velour new Small Talk AdWso^, Dr. Mrs. Meir. See you in church, tal disability. by Hasbro thread Count percales. Not every style in every size. no question we are going to “ Don’t I know you from bringing of others into teat .. 4soil release treated, machine reverses to terry. Come, choose from Homer T. Pettibone. He was eh?” The' journal survey showed these beautiesi have to increase . our somewhere, Sei?retary light. washable. White, gold or.avocado. retained to transform Mr. After carefully reviewing the teat 68 per cent of Army doc­ productivity.” From 1965 to Rogers?” — C!hristlne Fleming Heffner Nixon into a warm, gregarious, above transcript. Dr. Pettibone tors who are generals retire on 1970, Europe’s overali produc­ Rev. Stqihen J. White chatty small talker. “ So you own the Washington handed in his resignation. disability and 65 per cent of Air '3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: MON. thru WED. tivity rose 40 to 50 per cent and Assistant to tee Rector After weeks of drill. Dr. Post, B^s. Graham. Hot enough “ Well,’ - he said, as he Force. doctor-generals do so. 1145 TOLLANb TPKE. Japan’s rose 90 per cent! St. Mary’s Episcopal &1.79 Mon. thru FrI. 9 8 0 a.m. to 9*80 p jn . Pettibone felt he had taught Mr. for you?” cleaned out his desk in the One-fourth of the avy’s ad­ Mickey Mouse, Bozo or Pp- During the same time, U.S. Church Saturday 9 8 0 a jn . to 81M p jn . Njxon every conceivable small “ Spiro! Where have you been White House, “ back to the old mirals who are doctors claim peye. Fun; way. to eawoinpnejd MANCHESTlER productivity rose 10 per cent. talk phrase. As a test, an lately?” splendid Isolation.” dlsabiiny, the publication Armed ^ th such statistics reported. .

’ ' ’ i -> v i . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon., April 16. 1978 - PAGE NINE PAGte EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., April 1». 1973 P&W To Participate I n Study Water Firm Tto Hc^t About Whatjis Wrong Third Graders Vetnon WASHINGTON (AP) - The two firms each from the United specifications for the new jSy JOHN CUNn IFF “ that just won’t stand the test “ They apd their customers coverage at all wheii the situa­ U.S. Navy and the United States and Britain. power plant, projected coets, The Rockville Water and Industrial companies, for Ask For Help Regional Association AP Biisineke Analyst of tinie.” ' ' tion turns.” Kingdom have agreed to under­ They are Pratt and Whitney identifleatioh of modificattons Aqueduct Company will host are in for a rude awakening,” example, know that the more celebrated its 100th anniversary NEW YORK (AP) r- Since Don’t laugh at the incongruity says McDonnell take an eight-month study of an Aircraft, East Hartford, (Tonn. to the airframe required to in­ the members of the New corporates the most modem Viewed from ohe perspective, nurginal workers they employ A letter received by The in 1970 and now provides over some of the darkest aspects of of it all, nor should you pour' out advanced vertical and short and McDonnell Douglas of St. stall the improved engine and England Water Works Associa­ design available for water there isn’t much unusual-about the lower their output per man. Herald expressing the thoughts 1.2 billion gallons a. year to our economy are also the most your compassion for the in­ takeoff Harrier aircraft. Louis on the American side and an advanced design whig, pins tion at a regional 'meeting treatment and filtration. " I include the customers,” he the inniTfra h a i ^ misgivings and the lower their profit of members of Waddell School, more than 4,000 customers., glaring, the eyes of many peo­ surers. Reserve some for ; The Navy said the study of a Rolls-Royce and Hawker- other factors. Thursday at the Steak Out The water company explains, “ because they are about the present boom. Many percentage. It is part of the Grade 3, room 8 students, seeks ple today are transfixed upon yourself. You, the customer, “ derivative” of the BrlUsh- Siddeley of Britain. The study will lead to a deci­ Restaurant in TalcottvlUe. going to find themselves facing other businessnien share it, but economic cy d e that we haven’t the assistance of Manchester " ...... ' - I ...... the nsgatlve rather than the might etad.up paying for some of made aircraft now used by the The study will include design sion on whether to move toward Members and guests will jumbo rate increases, and periiaps don’t lurticulate it so learned to tame. residents in helping to clean u| positive,, on what is wrong the careless work of un-: joint development.______perhaps difficulty in findi^ any clearly. U.S. Marine Ckiips will involve woiir on the Pegasus IS engine, the playground and baseba)s meet .at the Steak Out and then rather .thim on yrhat^is ri^ t. derwriters. diamond areas. The letter is as will be transported by bus to the WHtetCHAIR Consumers are otAraged follows: company’s new, modem treat- about Inflation, although the 4.3 “ We the children of m ^ t plant at Lake Shenipsit. per cent rate for ^the latest Grade 3, room 8, have been Following an inspection tour SEAT calendar year was only two- studying about pollution. We of the treatment facility the thirds that of many other large learned much about pollution; group will return to the HVDRO-FUMT ' industrial nations. water, air, land and noise are restaurant for a luncheon Achievement of a 5 per cent kinds of pollution. After meeting. FUrrATION PAD jobless rate is considered a studying about pollution we I ^ i t ^ guests will include Developed By JOB8T failure when the goal is 4.5 per decided we wanted to do members of the State Public cent, but this doesn’t negate the Hi Utilities Commission, elected a a M something about pollution. We fact that it is the lowest rate in officials from Vernon, Tolland, talked about ways we could get This unique flotation pad is guaranteed to be the moat 2% years and that more people, Ellington and South Windsor, people in Manchester to keep comfortable seat available anywhere...at any price. Better 83.9 ihilUon, have jobs than representatives of the major our playground around the than silicon gel or foam, the Hydro-Float -Flotation ever before. contracting firms and con­ baseball diamond clean. We got Pad dramatically reduces the possibility of It is an understandable at­ sulting e n ^ e e rs who helped (. in touch with the Manchester pressure sores, litterally floats you on water. Experience titude for Americans who, build the plant as well as direc­ Chamber of Commerce and the sensation of sitting on water. . despite criticisms of their way asked for help. tors, officers and employes of of life, believe more strongly Mr. Richard Clark, director the water company. than most nations that con­ of the Chamber of Commerce, W. Neal MacKenzie, presi­ HEDCO SURGICAL SUPPLY CO. tinual improvement is possible visited us in school. We told him dent of Rockville Water and and are frustrated with people, wind and places of Aqueduct, will explain the new S40 Mak SL m m S4M 14S . juything less. business around Waddell School $2.25 million facility which in- Nothing, however, quite com­ are some of the causes of our pares with the mentality and playground being littered. Mr. pecularities of the property- Clark told us the Chamber of liability Insurance industry Commerce would supply trash which, when economic times “N ^ ” Main Office with containers for the grounds. The are good over-all, becomes Chamber of Commerce deprrased, apprehensive, and supplied signs we put up on the consumed by anxiety. baseball field fence, and WINF PRE-SEASON . Some might call It paranoia, planned a recording of our but those in the insunutce in­ pollution mottoes to be broad­ dustry know it is a realistic cast. reaction to events. Here is how - “ Thank you Manchester WHY 1 George McDonnell, president of Chamber of Commerce. MORE Zurich-American Insurance “ Citizens of Manchester, LATER? Companies, describes it. please help us to keep our “ Good tiiiles are sometimes grounds around the baseball SALE! hard on us,” McDonnell begins, diamond free of litter.” -HxFt|xoin±' ; continuing: ...this means that you get PERSONAL PORTA-COOL'* “ More goods are in transit— Putting up posters in support of a cleanup project undertaken by Grade 3, Room 8, I ROOM-to-ROOM Look-Only that means more opportunity students at Waddell School, are, from left, Richard Clarke, executive vice president of the MODEL AHTQ304FB for theft and damage. More Chamber of Commerce; and Karen Wright and Russell Smith, third graders at the school. Borving conn»>cticut homemnkers sincn 1909 WHYCANS.RM. • 4,000 OTU/NII. ooeUna I miles are traveled by cars and (Herald photo by Ofiara) • Only 43 pounds Nght wHh butt-tn i trucks and people, and that hsndto ..: earry H snywhfs ' means more accidents. SiWE YOU MONEY • Onty 7 Amps,, ptups htto sny •dsquatslv wirad 118 voH . “ As the boom expands, more groundad oircuH FREE GiFTS for Saving » inarginal equipment is brought • Qutdi-Mount slds pan sis 6slp blau ON UFE INSURANCE? Shriners To Offer maka InstaWstlon fast and assy furniture stores ' into use. We can expect that the • Dursbia outdoor (waathar slds) increasing utilization of old and casa moldad of L8XAN* rssin C A N T RUST and earrtaa a TEN > obsolescent equipment is going and the opportunity to YEAR parts and sanHea labor 34b 6606 368 6300 643-4159 raplaosmaot warranty against r ’ to result in iiicreasing claims. 41st Annual Circus fadura dua to a manufaeturingl dsfaat “ Workers will be putting in MOML AHTQXMta • Top air dlscharpa previdas a i increasing amounts of overtime Shrine Circus time is here again, and the Shriners of ■1:30 weekdays and 2 o’clock pantia canopy of cooling ' as the economy continues to • Elght-poaHlon automatic Mandiastar • 843^ 189 Sphinx Temple will sponsor their 41st annual circus at the Sunday. All evening shows start charge ahead, and in- Hartford State Armor:^ April 20 through April 29. Nineteen at 7:45. X experienced workers will be depo/lt ^lOO WiN a PMtabieTV depo/ft *5.000. performances will be offered. Tickets are now on sale at the SaturdayB [ brought in to help boost produc- Shrine Circus box office in the til 5:30 f tion. Again, that means more or a or more and taka home a Some 100 Manchester-area armory, open daily from 10 OPEN EVERY NNNT ’H 9! r accidents. dr more and take home a youngsters will go to the special a.m. to 6 p.m. in Room 100. ~ “ If the economy continues to Children's Show Saturday mor-: . CASH • CHARGE • BUDGET • TAKE UP TO 8 YEARS TO PAY " expand rapidly, some inflation Manchester Sesquicentennial Medallion f|*0O Q l f t ning, April 21, courtesy of the 'r^'can be e x i t e d , and that puts - w .-’VS! Omar Shrine Club of if. tVif catdnqraarthe Manchester and the ^ get in prernium^ara or deposit $1,CXX) and get Manchester Kiwapis Club. - snd less in paying f6r Now Is tiFie time to start saving regularly at S.B. M. You your gift for $5 Serving as general chairman ' ^ialina.” get FREE GIFTS for saving plus the highest return pale for Omar is Ian Wright of 75 ' Oh, that isn’t the end of the Main St. He succeeds York woe. Prosperity has made by any bank in the state. And you may win a RCA por­ many insurance salesmen GE } Strangfeld, who was chairman table TV set or one of ten Manchester Sesquicenten­ for more than 10 years but has careless, he claims, and they O Clock Radio now retired and moved to are accepting risks at rates nial Medallions in our big weekly drawings. Everyone Is Florida. Serving as cochairmen are R oger Chadwick and eligible.-nothing to buy. You need not be present to Harold Barnsley; the latter has 1,000 S & H Green Stamps win.-Drawings will be held April 12, April 19, April 26 been involved in the circus Setting Sunbeam 12 Cup show planning for Omar for anej May 3. Percolator some 20 years. Funds for the buses are an­ Record nual subscribed by the Kiwanis Club. Omar Shriners and their ladies serve as chaperones, and Straight selection of the children is handled by Mrs. Jean Roomy Vinyl Tote Bag Campbell, .senior school social By BOB MONROE worker, and her staff. Associated Press W riter depo/ft *500 or more and take home a Chaperones this year are Hoyt Stilson, Joan Lane, Carl NEW YORK (AP) - Foot­ note to history: DepaAment of and Stella Masztal, Edgar and lull Wriglil < f r e e Q l f t and get Doris Coughlin, Sue Charoux, bra burning. Mayfair Bathroom Scale your gift for $3 Sunbeam Electric Fry Pan Fred and Elsie Gaal, Stanley Question: Did any feminist - Toastmaster Electric featuring Afghan hounds, the Toaster Call 646-1700 Baldwin, Wilbur Chadwick, Unrideable . Mule, the ever burn a bra in protest?, Robert A. Haugh, Richard Jungleland Revue with Bobby Answer :T h e record shows at Pietras, Thomas Tracy, George Berosini and his chimps, least one bra burned and Afoll Oie Coupon Below and Margaret Wales, and Omar orangutan and gorillas; Walt another slightly smoked. President David R. Nichols. King's prancing elephants; and Why the question? Well, AndWell Tell You! The 23-act circus will feature clowns, more clowns, and more leaden-of women’s liberation some performers returning by clowns! say no bra was ever burned in 6 Spalding Golf Balls popular demand. The finale is Hugo Zacchini, anger, that it has become a Spalding Tarzan Zerbini brings his the Human Cannonball," who symtol meant to demean a ■ Savings Bank of Manchester lions and tigers back to the movement with a serious pur­ Lady Sunbeam Tennis will be shot out of the mouth of One Gift per /Recount, please! Raquet Set S Yes, I would like to know about saving money on center ring this year. a cannon clear across the ar­ OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF pose. Electric Shaver Webster's Encyclopedia ■ life insurance. And Jane makes one of her mory floor. “ It never happened,” Spalding Fielder's Glove of Dictionaries first appearance with her PLUSH ANIMAL TOyS declared an editor at Ms., the NAME- Friday night is Shrine Night, Northern Electric Blaml (PIUH Print) horseback riding tiger. opening night, and showtime is Elephants, monkeys, turtles and bears ... all sizes of fine feminist magazine. There will be aerial acrobats, “ Nobody ever burned a bra ADDRESS- at 7:45. At 7 o ’clock, the Sphinx Easter hares! The/re stuffed and plushed and plump with Hollywood stunt man the Temple Shrine Band will play a that I know of,” said Betty ■ I dupoiit mutt rtmaln for 12 inoR. “ Great Huberio” performing fun ... Gentle Easter pets ... every onel Friedan, a leader of the CITY- -STATE. -ZIP- concert. OPEN f his walkup to the rafters and Matinee performances are at National Organization of Lady Sunbeam Deluxe then the “ slide for life.” Women, adding that she thinks PHONE- Hair Curler There is a motor sports act. ttie whole thing is a product of Gift Offer Burger’s animal revue the media’s iinagination. s/mjRDms Luxurious 72" x 90" Huiband/tB -W Ue/at -CblMteo/agea—tea— , — ,— J| The emunon assumption is Printed Blanket Study Planned that bra burning began with Ends Tues., To Make Bridge demonstrators outside the VINOON! MARSHMALLOW Convention Hall in Atlantic City Presented by the Suicide Proof BUNNY P O P S during the 1968 Miss America April 17th WOOD contest. That apparently is SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A For little girls and Cultural Program Committee of I $67,500 study of a barrier to little b o y s ... , Women’s Lib pickets keep persons from leaping off chocolate covered protestiilg the pageant talked of marshmallowl the Golden Gate Bridge has a “ symbolic bra burning.” But Manchester Community College been approved by the bridge minimum 192 per store reporters who covered the I district directors. event say the demonstrators anchester en d^ up throwing bras, girdles OF M The study, to be completed TUES., APRIL 24, 1973 within 30 days, will be followed and hair curlers in a "freedom 8:00 P.M. by a decision on whether to EASTER trash cap.” begin construction of an eight- One newsmap recalls a picket foot-high steel-rod barrier BASKETS! prepariiog to burn a bra by Qlastdnbury High School costing between $800,000 and Big baskets from the PML J lighting newspapers in a $825,000. Eunny filied with ; wastebasket. But the papers A plastic pall for never really caught fire before Auditorium, Glastonbury, Conn. The study will examine the candy treats and the beach or pool proposed barrier’s effect on the toys that last long '' police put out the smoky plus candy sur­ ; flames. The bra was slightly bridge’s structural safety, said after Easter morningl prises for your Hcfcats ara available at ths following TICKET8 ; smok«l. $3.00 Qaneral AdmiMlon Robert Shields, bridge district SsizesI 4. favorite little ones, iiHwIe storos: ' engineer. He said. directors minimum 48 per store IThe one authenticated bra BELLER’S'Maneheslar, LANE’8- $2.00 Non-M.C.C. 8tudents minimum 06 per store burning took place in Oklahoma $1.00 M.C.C. 8tudents want guarantees the rail will Varpoii. LA 8ALLE’8-W. Hartford, not be too light to withstand * City during a demonstration in For tiekst informaUon call 646-4000, sxt. 0) BELMPNT-Hartford. ’^RICCARDO’8- strong winds. I..con ju n ction with the 1970 QlaibMibiiry 259 ■ A known 477 persons have national Wwnen's Liberation jumped to their deaths from the • 381 Broad St., Manchester I Day," / span. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter. Conti.. Mon.. April 1». 1973 r- PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., April 16,1973 Art Exhibit For Women May 6-27 Weddings and Engagements

The Connecticut Society of watercolor, pastel, acrylic, Women Painters will present tempera, sculpture, collage, its 44th annual exhibition May black .7 white media, and Inlitts 6-27 at Saint Joseph College, are eligible. \ LeSurerJasek Salewski-Barrett 1687 Asylum Ave., West Hart­ A proqiectus may be obtained ford. by voting or calling one of the foitoudng: Vincoixa Uccello, A reception for members and St. Josejdi CoUege; Ceil Hynes, exhibitors and their guests will 377 S.^iudnSt., West Hartford; be held Sunday, May 6, from 5 Mary Gregory, 34 Midlands St, to 7 p.m. West Hartford; or Dianne RfMlgers, daughter of Richard J. and Rosemary Christine Anne, All works will be received at Marinaro, 51 W. Ridge Dr., Carufel Rodgers of Willie Circle, Tolland. She was bom April 11 Mercy Hall, at the college^ at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Avon. Friday, April 27, from 5 to 9 Cash prizes and other awards are Mr. and Mrs. Leo Carufel of Tewksbury, Mass. Her paternal p.m. and Saturday, April 28, wili be presented. Jhnnw of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard R o g e rs of Loweu, mass. from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. selection and awards are Ethel Quinlivan Stud{o She has two sisters, Chetyl Anne, 8; and Deborah Anne, 7. Recent, original works in oii. Magafan and Bruce Currie. ’The engagement of Miss Jean JoMph Jay Photo All Eveiit. Studio The engagement of Miss Rock, Ashleigh Ryder, daughter of Leonard S. and Joan M. Elizabeth ^ a tt of Union, N.H., The engagement of Miss Tomczak Rock of 31 Edison Rd. She was bom April 9 at and Dennis Patrick Lynch of The engagement of Miss Susan Fodor of Shaker Heights, TUESDAY and Maureen Anne Hairington of Christine Ann Goodrich of Ohio, and Mark Heller, alro of Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Manchester, has been an­ Manchester and Vincent Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Tomczak of 10 Charter Rd., Rockville. W ED NESD AY nounced by her parents, Mr. South Windsor and Edwin Shaker Heights, Ohio, has been APRIL im - ISUi. Perruccio of Tolland, has been Gregory Emmons of Canaan, announced by her parents, Mr. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Samuel J. Rock of East Hart­ and Mrs. John C.* Pratt of announced by her parents, Mr. ford. Gmnts Union, N.H. has been announced by her and Mrs. Louis Fodor of Shaker and Mrs. Daniel Harrington, KNOWN FOR VALUES Her fiance is the son of Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Heights, Ohio. 388 Summit St., Manchester. Her fiance is the son of Mr. Hirkey, James Patrick, son of Thomas G. and Pamela Page and Mrs. Joseph Lynch of 117 E. Goodrich of South Windsor. Her fiance is the son of Mrs. Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Heller of 133 Hickey of 949 Pleasant Valley Rd., South Windsor. He was bom Delmont St., Manchester. Barbara Perruccio ' of April 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand­ The bride-elect is a 1972 and Mrs. Edwin Emmons of Ca­ Conway Rd., Manchester. Walbridge Hill Rd., Tolland. The bride-elect is a graduate father is Jack Page of Hartford. His paternal grandparents are Air Force Honors Officers graduate of Manchester Com­ naan. The bride-elect, a graduate of of the University of Denver in Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hickey of East Hartford. He has a sister, munity College, where she< The bride-elect is a graduate Manchester High School, is Colorado and is completing her Deborah Page, 5. Maj. Gerald P. Nicoletta of Vernon, at right, was awarded and Mr.s. William Nicoletta of Tolland, is married to the received an associate degree in of South Windsor High School. employed as a secretary for studies for a master’s d e^ ee in the Distinguished Flying Cross for Ms service in Vietnam, former Katheryn Hills of Vernon who, with their four law enforcement. She is a She attended Central Connec­ Beneficial Finance Co. of ticut State College and was a education at Stanford Universi­ Dorey, Donald Joseph, son of Donald N. and Jeannette from Col. Robert A. Jackson, professor of aerospace children, resides at Northwood Lake, Northport, Ala. Maj. junior at Westfield State Manchester. Carroll Dorey of Broad Brook. He was bom April 10 at College, Westfield, Mass., member of Lambda Kappa Nu ty- studies at the University of Alabama, while Capt. Brian Nicoletta is now attending the University of Alabama,, Mr. Perruccio, a graduate of Mr, Heller, a 1966 graduate of Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are majoring in criminal justice. sorority. She is presently Tilbury, center of Tuscaloosa, Ala., who received the where he is majoring in business administration. Cheney Technical School, is Manchester High School, is a Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Carroll of Enfield. His paternal grandparents Mr. Lynch is a graduate of employed by United States Meritorious Service Medal, looks on. Nicoletta, son of Mr. employed by Hobart Manufac­ graduate of Dartmouth College. are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Dorey of 498 Buckland Rd., Wapping. East Catholic High ^hool in Fidelity and Guaranty Co. of turing Co., Hartford. He is teaching in a federal Manchester, and a 1970 Hartford. The couple plan a Sept. 29 government education MrCavanagh, Kari,-daughter of James and Nancy Long graduate of Northeastern Mr. Emmons, a graduate of MPHNA Mothers^ Class wedding at St. Bridget Church, program. McCavanagh of 27 Greenwood St. She was bom March 31 at Mt. University, where he received a Housatonic Valley Regional Mdnehester. High School, attended Porter A July 28 wedding is planned. Sinai Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Boy Scout Council The Manchester Public devqlop within the family tochelor of science degree in Mrs. James Long of Stafford Springs. Her paternal grandmother Health Nursing Association is before and after the birth. A mechanical engineering. He is School of Design in Rocky Hiil. is Mrs. Alice McCavanagh of 50 Homestead St. Has New Director sponsoring an expectant tour of the obstetrics unit of employed as a senior He is em ploy^ by Torrington mothers’ class on four con­ Manchester Memorial Hospital metallurgist by the Fafnir Company of Torrington. secutive Wednesdays starting will be taken during one of the An August 25 wedding is Donohue, William Higgins, adopted son of Ralph and Judith Kenneth Kent, 36, of Bearing Co. in New Britain. Higgins Donohue of 50 Woodland Dr., Cheshire, formerly of April 18 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the sessions. planned. Wilmington, Del., has been ap­ A June 16 wedding is planned. Bolton. He was born July 12,1969 and adopted on March 31. His agency’s office. 71E. Center St. pointed director of field service The series will cover Those interested may contact maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fralick of of the Long Rivers Council, Boy Brockton, Mass. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. George pregnancy, delivery, care of the the agency’s office, or may just Scouts of America, according to Jerry Twohig Photo Jowph Jay Photo Donohue of Yonkers, N.Y. He has two sisters, Julie Ellen, 5Vi; baby, and problems which may attend the first class session. an announcement by Scout and Mary Jane, 4V^. Mrs. John H. LeSure Executive James W. Lanning. 8"x10" Living Color Mrs. Francis A. Salewski Manchester area scout troops PORTKAIT St. Bernard’s Church, Miss Mary Ellen Scally of gown was maize and the comprise the Alonquin District, Miss Deborah Mary Barrett •B)-CLAV.R. POLLAN- Rockville, was the scene Satur­ Shapleigh, Maine, was maid of bridesmaids gowns were in flj, aw es LlIRA of Manchester and Francis which is part of the Long Rivers Your Daily Adtylly Guide honor. She wore a floor-length mar. 21 day of the marriage of Miss Alan Salewski of South Windsor aqua. Council. 'I According la the Start. Ellen Marie Jasek of Vernon gown of lavender crepe John Salewski of Tampa, Kent has been serving in a To develop message for Tuesdoy, exchanged wedding vows Satur­ f>ilM4-29-40 41-45-51-55j ' *No Handling and John Harvey LeSure of trimmed with white lace and a Fla., brother of the like capacity for the Del-Mar- reod words corresponding to number-. o n ly day at St. Rose!s Church, East 61-67-70 Manchester. white daisy cluster headpiece. bridegroom, was best man. Va Council in Wilmington of your Zodiac birth sign. SCORPIO Hartford. y / TAURUS 1 Settle 31 En|oyoble 61 Problems 4i Babies — children — adults — groups — ■ 1 Speciol The bride is the daughter of She carried a bouquet of white Joseph Salewski of Northamp­ supervising a 22-man staff. APR. 20 32 Interests 62 Skeptical OCT. 2 } ( ^ The bride is the daughter of 2 Don't Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jasek Sr. daisies. ( may 20 3 Possibility 33 Those 63 Home of each person singly only $1.38. Groups $1.00 Mrs. F. Leo Barrett of 35 ton, Mass., the bridegroom’s He is a native of New York 64 Insuronce HOY. 21' Bridesmaids were Miss Jean i>v54-57-68.69 4The 34 Then of Vernon, and the bridegroom Deepwood Dr., Manchester, brother ; and John Barrett of G. Fox Photo and a graduate of Seward Park 5 Evening 35 Who 65 ^se 12-15-18-32/?. person. Ellen LeSure, sister of the L/71-77-79-81 66 To 36-38-84-88V& is the son of Mr. and Mrs. and the late Leo Barrett. The West Hartford, the bride’s High School, New York, N.y. 6 Of 36 And Rt Select from finished pictures in radiant block and bridegroom; and Miss Gloria The engagement of Miss GEMjNI 7 Wonder 37 Mysterious 67 Moy SAGITTARIUS James S. LeSure of bridegroom is the son of Mr. brother, were ushers. He also attended Springfield 8 Heort 38 Pull 68 To white and living color. Hamtoch, both of Vernon; and Katherine Frances Friedrich MAY 2) 39 IrKfividuols 69 Firms NOY. 22 / * Manchester. and Mrs. Joseph Salewski of A r^cBpUon was held at College in Massachusetts, 9 Differences All Events Studio Miss Kathleen Halloran of and James Russell Thompson, - - r V JUNE 20 10 Should 40 Deoling 70 Develop DEC. 21 4c Bonus quality ''Guaranteed Satisfaction." The Rev. John White of St. Easthampton, Mass. Fiano's in Bqlton. For a wed­ Hunter College in New York, 11 Afternoon 41 Strange 71 Using Watertown. Jr., both of Andover, has been f, ^'13-21-30-37 72 Out 44-47-53-58^ 4c Limit — one Special per child. Bernard’s Church, offered the The Rev. John Conte of St. ding trip toMHassau, Mrs. and Rutgers College, Camden, V52-59-80-86 12 Push 42 And The engagement of Miss They were attired the same announced by her parents, Mr. 13 Areas 43 Were 73 Investments 72-78-83-8^ nuptial Mass and performed the Rose Church, East Hartford, Salewski wore a navy blue pant­ N.J. Kenneth Kent CANCER 14 Propitious 44 Refuse 74 Exciting CAPRICORN 41 Fast delivery — courteous service. Janine Rowley of Tolland, as the honor attendant. ' and Mrs. Robert M. Friedrich 75 Better double-ring ceremony. Richard officiated at the double-ring suit. They will reside in Wind­ He has served as scout­ f JUNE 21 15 Your 45 Experiences DCC. formerly of ^tanchester, and James S. LeSure Jr. was best of Andover. , 16Too 46 You.'ll 76 Offer 4i Senior Citizens Invited Mercier of Norwich was ceremony. The altar and pews sor. master, committeeman and York Councils; and in the same KV^i-'UEY 22 17 Visitors 47 To 77 Most JAN'. Peter Stockton Murray of man. Ushers were Stephen The engagement of Miss Her fiance is the son of Mr. 78 On Bradford BachTach ETioto organist. were decorated with flowers. Mrs. Salewski received her commissioner in the Greater capacity in both the Camden 1- 8- 9-34 18 Finonciol 48 With 2-.7-16-20, stedlo Hwiru 10 AJN. to 1 P.NL, 2 P.M. to * P.M. Rocky Hill, has been announced Jasek Jr., brother of the bride; Robin Bea Messier of Hartford and Mrs. J. Russell Thompson l9Todoy 49 Are 79 Modern 25-63-65 The bride, given in marriage The New Creation Folk Group BS in education and is New York Councils. He also County Council, Cherry Hill, S/46-60-7S 20 For ^ Previously 80 Open ’£ ftMay to 7iM P.M.~S«tore«y to SiM P.M. The engagement of Miss Nan- by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris van der Veen; and Peter and Richard Poole Pearson Jr. of Andover. N.J. and Bucks County Council, LEO 21 Dorkened 51 Occur 81 Equipment AQUARIUS DOYOUHRWAOWntT Elliott G. Rowley of Robin Cir­ by her’ father, wore a semi- of St. Rose’s Parish performed. employed by Windsor Locks The bride-elect is a graduate served as a volunteer scouter in 82 Compassion JAN. 20 • ^ y Ann Hathaway and Thomas Stoessel. also of Hartford has been an­ Pa. 22 You're 52 Secrets cle, Tolland. Empire gown of satin de sole The bride, given in marriage Board of Education. Mr. of Rham High School. She is the Trans-Atlantip Council 23 Capricorn S3 Get 83A PER. I t , -Nelson Steenburg, both of A reception was held at nounced by her parents, Mr. He was promoted to field -5ii-AUG. 22 24 Be 54 Give 84 No Her fiance is the son of Mr. with Venetian lace appliques, by her brother, John J. Barrett, Salewski received his associate employed by Oak Management in Germany during his military 4- 5-10-24^^ Manchester, has been an­ Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton. and Mrs. G. Ricbaitl Messier of ^>26-27-33-35 25 From 55 New 85 To and Mrs. John M. Murray of and an A-line skirt. Her floor- wore a floor-length gown of degree in engineering, and is service while serving as an director where he specialized in 26 You 56 Ready 86 Exposure 31-42-74 t h e m ore for your nounced by her parents, Mr. The couple left for a wedding Coventry. CO., East Hartford. contemporary exploring for 27 Aftroct 57 Preference 87 See Bloomfield. length veil of silk illusion was crystalette and Chantilly lace employed by Aetna Life and Mr. Thompson, a Rham aerial photographer with the VIRGO pisen and Mrs. Melvin S. HathaWay trip north and will reside in Mr. Pearson is the son of Mr. 28 Hoppy 58 Stuck 88 Punches moneysworth store The bride-elect is a graduate trimmed with lace. She carried with bodice and wedding ring Casualty in Hartford in com­ 7th Army Signal Corps. high school age young men and ;X A U G .2J 29 For 59 Get 89 Limb PER. IP of 43 Sage Dr., Manchester.- M ^chester upon their return. and Mrs. Richard Poole Pear­ High School graduate, 90 Consolotion a bouquet of white daisies and collar of lace, lace trimmed puter operation. He is a graduate of the 212th women. At Del-Mar-Va Council 22 30 By 60 Feel of Dean Junior College in Mrs. LeSure is a graduate of son of Watertown. served for four years in the U. ^ 4/17 The bride-elect graduated white rosebuds. Juliet sleeves, modified Em­ National Training School of the he helped achieve an outstan­ i^39-49-56 MANCHESTER PARKADE from Ethel Walker School in Franklin, Mass. She is St. Joseph College, West Hart­ The bride-elect is a 1969 S. Air Force. He is employed pire waist, bouffant skirt with Boy Scouts of America in ding record prior to coming to W>»6-7fr82-90tr> 1968, from Radcliffe College in employed as a department ford, and the University of graduate of Coventry High by the Connecticut Light & lace trimmed ruffle, and at­ Mendham, N.Y. and has com­ Long Rivers. 1972 and, attended Syracuse manager for G. Fox & Co. in its Connecticut. She is a teacher in Wedding School and will graduate from Power Co., WilUmantic. tached chapel train. Her pleted specialized training in all University School of Law in Meriden branch of Junior the Vernon School System. Trinity College in May. She is a The couple plan a July 7 wed­ matching cap was attached to a phases of scouting program. He He and his wife, Barbara, and Syracuse, N.Y. World. Mr. LeSure, a graduate of the Burokas-Mara double major in psychology and ding at Andover Congregational Wedding full elbow-length veil. has served as district three daughters, reside in Mr. Steenburg is a 1967 Mr. Murray,a graduate of University of Hartford, is a stu­ art history and is presently Church, Andover. Mrs. Joseph Brunoli of June Emily Mara, daughter of executive of the Greater New Wilmington, Del. Hartford Community College, dent teacher at Manchester employed by the Wadsworth graduate of Deerfield Sawtelle*T ownsend Simsbury, sister of the bride, Harold L. Mara, and Michael Academy, a 1971 ^aduate of is employed as assistant buyer High School. Atheneum, Hartford, as the for G. Fox & Co. in its materni­ w a s matron of honor. John Burokas, son of Mr. and Harvard College, and attended Mrs. Alice Mazza of Plain- curatorial aide. DON'T ty and Hartford Casual ville, has anounced the Bridesmaids were Miss Ellen Mrs. John Burokas Jr., of Her fiance, a 1968 graduate of Syracuse University School of Brunoli of Simsbury, the bride’s Tolland, were married at the Edie Adams l^w. departments. marriage of her daughter, Watertown High School, will niece; and Miss Janice Manchester Baha’i Center, CUT & CURL eee The couple plan a May 26 The wedding will take place Linnea Watts Sawtelle to graduate from Trinity College Workshop, Rodeo BBLIBVE ALL YOU SEE Salewski of Easthampton, April 7. BEAUTY SALON wedding. June 16 in Sturbridge, Mass. FYederick Townsend of Lubec, in June. He is majoring in Mass., the bridegroom’s sister. The bride, formerly from 393 Blond Stroet Maine, on March 31 at the history and is presently They wore floor-length chif­ Glastonbury and the Planned By JWC | Salvation Army in New Britain. employed by the Hartford C.itL'iinq to Wodding fon gowns with yoke outlined in bridegroom, from Vernon, lARTHUR'StSSSP^jlAIS'BUYING POWEI i/nessIs... \ The bride is the grand­ Institute of Criminal and Social P.uties witti Enily daughter of the late 5^. and white venise lace, tucked prepared their own ceremony, The Manchester Junior Manchester children from Justice, Hartford. Morning Afipointmonts U iY GLEAN lAUNDROIMT Mrs. John Olson of Manchester. bodice, wedding ring collar and the first Baha’i wedding ever Women’s Club April meeting kindergarten through sixth I The couple plan a July 7 wed­ 6-19-2517 i i!r AIR CONDITIONED 1^ ■ Mrs. Alice Mazza was matron cuffs on bishop sleeves held in Manchester. Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. at the grade. The rodeo will include a ding in Trinity College Chapel, I Has a LOWER COST and Saves You More!!!!] of honor and Stanley Michalski trimmed in white lace and Mrs. Burokas, a graduate of KofC Home, will include an in- bicycle inspection and skill Hartford. ! TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY SPECIAL ■ was best man. aqua-maize ribbon inserts and Manchester Community formal workshop with course with prizes being given. Following a reception in the Empire waist banded in College, is presently working as members working on the club’s The event will be held May 5 at i 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANIN6 - $1.50 I YHBSE ARE OUM EVERYDAY PRICES Southington, the couple left for white lace, with gathered skirt. an occupational therapist. Mr. sesquicentennial float. A sketch the Martin School and a trip to Mount Airy Lodge in They wore white picture hats Burokas is an electronics of the float will be presented to Verplanck School and on May 1) OTHERS DISCOUNT ARTHURS j Quality Speed Queen Eguipment | OR 10% PLUS COST EVERYDAY LOW PRICE a ^2V2 OX. the Pocono Mountains in Penn­ with band and bows of white technician in Galveston, Texas, the membership. at Manchester High School. sylvania. They will reside in lace and aqua-maize ribbon in- where they will residie. The club’s float is being spon­ Mrs. Alfred Woodward is in ^JOHNSON : BELCON LAUNDROMAT — 309 Green Rd. J Plantsville. sters. The honor attendant’s' sored by the First Hartford charge of the event. COST PLUS 10%-$1.64> COST PLUS 10% - 874} Corporation of Manchester. A Another feature of the platform wagon, which will meeting will be the club’s an­ CRtSf SHAMPOO of Manchester carry the float, is being loaned nual observance of “ Red, White and Vernon by the Hartman Tobacco Com­ and Blue Night’’ with members W pany of Buckland, and the trac­ demonstrating their patriotism FRANK’S SUPERMARKET The engagement of Miss “The Formal tor is being loaned and driven by wearing red, white and blue. COST PLUS 1 0 % -9 ^ lODESS COST PLUS 10%-94^ by Calvin Taggart of The membership will also elect 725 EAST MIDDU TURNPIKE Dolores Marie Grenier of Wear King” Manchester and Richard Manchester. Mrs. Lawrence officers for 1973-74 and the (OPP. ST. BARTHOLOMEMrS CHURCH) for the George MacLachlan, of Coven­ Moon and Mrs. John Papa, are “ Clubwoman of the Year.” Largest co-chairmen of the float com­ QT. try, has been announced by her Is Here,.. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph mittee. COST PLUS 10% ■ Selection | LISTERINE B. Grenier of 79 Deepwood Dr., Plans will also be discussed College Notes Manchester. for the bicycle rodeo, whiclLther' All CENTER CUT Michael Petteway of 13 Vine Her fiance is the son of Mr. Shop Where Prices Are Right, club is Sponsoring for St., has been named to the Week LB. ONLY and Mrs. Douglas B. Selection in Larges Sixes FOriMAL honor roll for the winter term 1 ARRID PEPSI- 16-oz. OHIY MacLachlan of Cedar Swamp at Mount Vernon Nazarene it iX TR A '* ” COST PLUS 10%. PORK Rd., Coventry. To Fit All, 3 to 52 College in Mount Vernon, Ohio. 0 DRY COLA The bride-elect is a 1971 WEAR Golden Charm graduate of Manchester High Coiffures Presents School. She is employed by FROSTING A L ovely NICE Public Finance Corporation in COST PLUS 10% - $ 1 .4 « FOR Spring Special a & EASY Hartford. THE COVENTRY SHOPPE M r. MacLachlan is a Deport Rd. Phono 742-74^ Covontry SPECIAL REVLON volunt^r fireman for the North RENT Coventry Fire Department and for Easter COSMETIC \ STYLE \ 10 OX. a truck driver for the Town of EaatoftheRIver... Hfii leth-llprii 21st I HAIR 13 01 COST PLUS 10%->49^ K NYQUIL COST PLUS 10%-$ 1 £ r SEMINAR CHOPS 99 Coventry. Gowns • Dresses • Suits All the latest styles and colors in, * The couple plan a June 22 We also stock SPRAY / "fw stock . . . nothing to send asray for. Faaturing instruetiona In wedding at the Church qf the Slacks • Pant Suits • Palazzo Ruffled Shirts‘ in We stodi sixes from boys’ sixes 440, makqup application, at ipiiium iuiu^ VALUABLE COUPON lyaiiiimiimHmiiiio Assumption, Manchester. the latest colors. Men’s Sizes 3 4 ^ Reg., 34-48 Short, homo foclala on GELUSIL Long Skirts • Blouses • Shells 7 WU 3642 Long, 3843 Extra Long, 36-43 I U B iM U i Polyester Tops • Mother of Bride & Tuesday, April 24, 1973 5-8 P.M. TAMPAX Extra Shent. R e z S liO O Bw.orlup» 40*1 Groom • Spring Coats • Pant Coats This Sente is absohitely free. Whatwr thm Occasion — See Long Hair Extra You need only tO attend. Under no GLOBE Raincoats • Swim Suits • Robes Kodak Film cost plus io%' 100 FREE StH obligation, door prises will be given. For Appobitmont Call lAU IIP CANDY BARS CX 126-12 = 649-2606 • 64t-2tf7 w Travel Service REGAL WIEN'S SlOP 555 MAIN STREET I Also "me couruTt ueirs stour ■ «P E E | s Let's Get Together At The 643-2165 ChildrenU & Trim Girl iSt Trim' Teens 001-807 Main S t Tri-CIty Plaza ' fiREEN STAMPS Drive Out — Browse and Save MANCHESTER VERNON^ Tel. Open MON. + Friday , AttlfaariMd a|Mi( in Maacfaetter Closed Mon. Open Daily 9tS0 • 5 p.m. Open Mon^ thru S a t This 18 a test pattern to TUESDAY ONLY With $7 .9 0 PUTChaSO 'lor « U ' Airlinco, RaUrowli and 0:30 to 5:30 lOKMteOKM GOLDEN CHARM COIFFURES determine The Herald’s print­ Wednesday ’III 9 p.nu BURR CORNERS MANCHESTER Lisei. ThursdayI iiM.iewBy untilwiiesi 9w P.M.1 esvi# Satufday^untll RHB S:30 ■ 1143 TO LLA N D TP K E. ing quality. i)H^jjgMiiiuiiiiiiilBliiiiilw^^^^^

,.b ■ .

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., 16,1973-P A G E THIRTBBN p a g e t w e l v e - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 16. iOTS 4> Kin Manchester ■Vernon Vernon Revenue Sharing Chiang Kai-shek Hospital Drugmobile Just What Is It Notes Sets Visit Council To Tour PHOENIX QiMUy... (VISITING HOURS) To Library 111 To Meet Thieu Intermediat;e Care Semi­ SOL R. COHEN It can expect about $890,000 in QUESTION - Who decides “ Curious Alice,’’ the Connec­ Old Bank Building (Herald Reporter) private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 the 1973-74 fiscal year. how to spend the money in a ticut State Library’s With federal revenue-^ring took office for his fifth term as p.m..8 p.m.; private rooms, 10, QUESTTCM^ — How much is municipality? TAIPEI (AP) — President that such a meeting was being was hosted Madame Chiang bookmobile will visit the vary much in the news, and president...... a.m. • 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. this revenue sharing money ANSWER — The voters and Chiang Kai-shek’s failure to considered. and Vice Presi{dent Yen Rockville Public Library The Town Council will meet report on those concerning the with elected officials and Reports abroad last Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.; compared to Manchester’s' taxpayers decide. :The federal meet with President Nguyen Nationalist officials did not Chlakan. Always close at hand Wednesday, Thursday and at 7 tonight at the building town government. taxpayers unsure what may or September and again this 4 p.m. • 8 p.m. General Fund budget? legislation specifies that Van iniieu of South Vietnam begin discounting the possibili­ was Premier Cihiang Ching-kuo, Saturday this week. formerly, occupied by the Other items on tonight’s R E B A L'S Reasonable may not be done with the funds, February had Chiang seriously Intensive Care and Coronary ANSWER — It represents revenue sharing funds be ap­ during ’Thieu’s three-day visit ty of a meeting between the two President Chiang’s son and The hours for the visit will be Peoples Savings Bank, Park agenda include the status of the the following list of questions ill and hospitalized. Care: Immediate family only, just over 4 per cent of the propriated in the same manner to Taiwan may be the clearest heads of state until Friday' clearly the man rqmiing the 10 a.m. and 5 p;m. on Pi., Rockville, to tour the M eral grant for renovation of and answers is offered for Goyernmoit spokesmen have anytime, limited to five current budget. as locally raised taxes. In clue yet to the nature of the il­ night, after Thieu had been in Nationalist govemmrat now. Wednesday and Thiuaday and building prior to the regular the Memorial Building; the eliminating much of the confu­ repeatedly issued blanket minutes. QUESTION - How long do Manchester, the Board of lness of the aging Nationalist Taiwan for 24 hours. These three increasingly from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Satur­ council meeting at 7:30 at the sion. Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m .- Recreation Commission report (Ilhinese leader. Thieu’s schedule in Taiwan was have taken over many of the denials of such reports, while day. There will be no admission we have to spend the money? Directors is required to hold 12:46 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 Administration Building. on a proposed ice facility and Prices! Quality & Value QUESTION r- What is some persons close to the presi­ ANSWER— Each agency has public hearings on the proposed Thieu’s party had clearly not announced and there public functions the president charge to the mobile unit which The council has been con­ general revenue sharing? dent have said that though p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., bike trail; Recreation Commis­ two years in which to ap­ allocations, prior to taking ac­ been under the impression he appeared to be some confusion once performed. is a cooperative library venture sidering purchase of the ANSWER — It is a program Chiang is suffering the infir­ and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. sion report on the Teen Center; propriate the money officially. tion. would meet with 85-year-old about his Itinerary at several The elder Chiang has not been with the Capitol Region Drug building which is adjacent to Planning Commission to share some of the federal mities of his advanced age he is Age Limits; 16 in maternity, QUESTION — How are other (ihiang. ’There were indications points. seen in public since last July 16, Information Center, the State the Memorial Building. government’s collected tax QUES’nO N — How must we - in no serious danger. 12 in other areas, no limit in recommendations on sewer in­ communities planning to use when Thieu arrived ’Thursday In Chiang’s absence, Thieu almost two months after he Drug Advisory Council and the At its regular meeting the revenue with the states, coun­ account for the funds? self-service. stallations; , discussion of a revenue sharing funds? State Departoent of Mental council will discuss the report resolution concerning funding Go Hand in Hand at REGAL’S... ties (where county government ANSWER — Towns must All emergency patients and ANSWER - Some have Health. of the Zoning Study Task Force exists), cities and towns. complete a form on how they outpatients are requested to use of the Day Clare Center ; making decided to pay now for capital The traveling exhibit of books which makes a number of arrangements for polling places QUES'nON - Why do we plan to spend the money, make the new emergency room projects. Some plan to assume and films on drugs and drug recommendations concerning for a referendum; discussion of *^The Complete Men's Store Where Your Dollar Buys M ore!" have revenue sharing? an assurance they will comply entrance off Armory St. Access the cost of existing programs. abuse is operated by the State zone changes for the town. ordinances concen ap­ ANSWER — In recent years, with the federal act, and later Pre-Easter Savings to the entrance via existing Others plan to invest in cost- Library under a grimt of federal Councilman Thomas Wolff propriations for an addition to costs to provide local services, submit a report on how they ac­ driveways. sharing programs. Still others funds provided to expand the has asked the council to discuss the sewage treatment plant and because of inflation, increased tually spent the money. This in­ Pediatrics: Parents allowed 8 plan to apply the money for range and accessibility of the decision of the Board of extension of sewer lines and population and increased formation must be published in a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to direct property tax relief. library services to the public at Education to put the Rockville setting date for public demands for services, have a local newspaper. Sensational Value! m idni^t; others, 2 p.m. to 8 large. ' High School on double sessions exceeded local tax revenues. In QUESTION - What are the p.m. I hearings; The mobile unit offers infor­ next fall. Also discussion of a proposed A brand new addition, it is an effort to give restrictions against spending One and Two Piece mation about the abuse of drugs The Board of Education will transfer of industrial park local and state officials in­ revenue sharing funds? Income Tax Discharged Friday: Grace and alcohol and the availability report on the implementation property to David Webster and creased opportunity to decide ANSWER — They may not be Bouchard, Windsor Lrcks; Earl suit look- of counseling, treatment and of recommendations made in a request to purchase additional how to spend fderally collected used as matching money for Fashion G. Bhtwell, 3 Norwood St.; Rita Refund Setting rehabilitation services in this the audit report concerning the tdXGS other federal grants, for land in the Industrial Park by Phoenix Clothes A. Coulombe, 38 Redwood Rd.; state. schools and Richard Boi^en, made by Mai Tool and QUESTION — How are operating or maintaining Dresses Record High Henri Labrecque, 105 Spruce Those visiting the bookmobile director of administration, will Engineering Co.; discussion of revenue sharing funds dis­ schools, or for spending on St.; Jeanette A. Couch, 99 will have, an opportunity to the violation of health con­ tributed? programs that practice dis­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Trebbe Dr.; Grace A. Ander­ of course. query “ Dracon,” the National ditions of property on Rt. 30; ANSWER — One-third of the crimination or pay improper Federal income-tax refunds are son, 166 Oiestnut St.; William Computer Bank of Information appointment of a town auditor funds go to state governments. wages. being made in record amounts, will be directing the drug infor­ H. Chadwick, Andover; on Oirugs in Washington, D. C., and an acting dog warden and Two-thirds go directly to the QUESTION — For what can says the Internal Revenue Ser­ mation program which will Wallace Si Irish, 93 North St.; for spiecial information not reappointment of an acting towns, cities and counties, revenue sharing funds be used? vice. Antoine Ingraham, 333 Bidwell feature two films and a talk available in Connecticut. deputy dog warden. based on the needs of each. ANSWER — They may be St. The Capitol Region Drug In­ concerning them. For the 38 million returns QUESTION — How will the used for maintenance and Our Reg. Also, Daniel T. Greene, An­ formation Center in Hartford processed by April 4, refunds 4.99 and state use its funds? operating expenses and capital dover; Avind K. Beck, 46 Devon operates the only terminal in totaling more than $10.9 billion 5.99 ANSWER — The states are expenditures in the following No-iron polyester/cotton jackets for Dr.; Agnes C. Wittman, Coven­ New England for the National a had been mailed to 31.8 not restricted to special categories; cool Spring days. Sizes 8 to 18. try; Pamela E. Hickey and son. Drug Abuse Communications taxpayers, IRS said. At the categories. States are not per­ ... Public Safety, to include South Windsor; Daniel G. Network. Request forms for same halfway point a year ago, The mitted to reduce their existing such things as fire protection, Landerfin, 64 Russell St.; Jan special information are filled refunds totaled $8.4 billion. I level of state aid to com­ police, rescue squads, and the YOUR CHOICE C. Kerrigan, East Hartford; out at the bookmobile and Easter Bunny munities just because the towns enforcement of building codes. The"average refund through Walter H. 'lYeschuk, Bolton; forwarded for processing. Who else but Phoenix and cities are receiving ... Environmental Protection, April 4 this year was $345.47, Harry F. Eggleston, 143 Also^^to be offered will be free Has Come To could come up with’such to include all aspects of sanita­ revenue sharing funds. compared with $251.34 a year Our Reg. 5.99 For Easter parading or party-ing! Hollister St. booklets on drug abue preven­ a special and unusual QUESTION — What factors tion, drainage, beautification Crisp cottons and polyester knits, Also, Richard White, East tion and a list of books carried Plaza earlier. all with dainty trims. Sizes 4 to 14. ne'W suit look? Note the are used to distribute the programs, open space land Hartford; Jeannette C. Dorey by the Rockville Library con­ money? puchase, and the like. Refunds are heftier this year and son, 27A Main St.; Michael cerning drug information will dashing details: one ANSWER — Population is one ... Transportation, to include because Congress changed the H. Manzi, 470 Woodbridge St.; also be available. You WMI Fhid A Comiiloto 6 Cotorful Stock Of button, side vented coat; factor. Also considered is how work on roads, bridges, new withholding tables to try to Beverly A. Webb, Bolton; In connection with the 1 contrasting saddle traffic control devices, public make the amount withheld Easter Baskets Grass Eggs much of a community’s total Eleanor M. Flem ing, East bookmobile visit, the Rockville stitching everyrwhere; the personal income is spent on transportation systems, and more closely match the tax due. Hartford; Nancy A. Murphy, Library will present a drug in­ Dye Fuzzy Bunnies Chlras sleek, slimming, front j taxes, and tho ratio of the com­ other transportation-related But in many cases, the change Fashionable Tights 403 Summit St.; Glenn R. formation program on Saturday Plus munity’s wealth to the total problems. resulted in too much being and Knee Hi’s Schlude, Ellington; Bertha L. for students in Grade 4 through Delicious Chocolate Bunnies & Eggs seaming with two hidden $ wealth of the county in which it ... Health, to include clinics in withheld. Hart, 161 St. John St.; Warren 8. Parents are also invited to at­ pockets; and the and out of schools, health infor­ Buy Our Boautlfully MMiuup Baskets Or Maks Up The IRS expects to process Reg. V. Gregory, Oiventry. tend. The program will be Your Own - Plaza Has TIM Supplies handsome enamel buttons. Mr QUESTION - How much has mation centers, ambulances, YOUR about 77 million tax returns this to Discharged Saturday: presented at 10 a.m. and 11 a.m. Manchester received in the and any program that would Doubleknit CHOICE Have this welcome change year. 99c Leonard W. Schmid, 38 Camp and admission will be free, but current fiscal year? alleviate a public health Easter finery in many colors — Meeting Rd. ; Carolyn Small, 31 those planning to attend must now, hazard. Dress Slacks ANSWER — Manchester white, navy, gold, green or red. Charter Oak St.; Albert T. pick up tickets in advance at the ... Recreation, to include 4 to 14.Knee-hi’s6 to 11. PLAZA DEPT. STORE received $690,053 this fiscal 100% polyester knits in solid colors Gardner, 283B N. Main St.; junior library. year, or about $13.80 per capita. athletic or recreation or fancies. 4 pocket, flare legs. Dr. Daniel R. Woolwich, (Wo Hava A Notion To Pleaso) Sizes 8 to 18. David M. Tapper, Vernon; An­ programs, new park facilities, NOTICE drew J. Weiss, Bolton; Laura J. chairman of the Mayor’s Com­ k / Noxt to. Frank’s Supormarkat equipment, and the like. BOLTON ZONING Better Gatzkiewicz, 161 Green Rd.; mittee to combat Drug Abuse, UPCAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER ... Libraries, to include any SJ Read Potpourri COMMISSION Patricia R. Allocca,, Bolton; *115 Sport Shirts Body Shirts expenses incurred in the opera­ ' A Public Hearing will be held William J. Sansom, Windsbr- tion of public libraries or by the Zoning Commission of vllle; Joyce L. McCarty and special library programs. Our for deeper^ faster the Town of Bolton, Connecticut Our son, Rockville. ^ ... Social Services for the Reg. on Thursday, April 26, 1973 at Reg. Also, Patricia A. Dunstan, Poor and Aged, to include 2.99 3.99 .BLUE carpet 8:00 p.m. at the Community 2.88 East Hartford; John Winzler, Phoenix Clothes L u s t r e . senior citizen centers, day care No-iron blend of poly/cotton; short Hall to hear the following Knit to fit! Full fashioned nylons, 22 Wadsworth St.; Edith J. cleaning centers, social workers, sleeves, tapered and tails. 8 to 18. ' ribbed acrylics. Short sleeves, request: Rawson, Amston; Margaret A. counselors, and the like. 7 to 14 Request of Michael T. Fomad Zimmerman and daughter. does something ii ... Financial Administration, rent for a zone change from East Windsor; Marie to include financial technical Residence R-2 to General Boys’ Socks McGuiness, Vernon; Edith L. assistance, calculating and ac­ special with Business, a particular parcel of Mockalls, 21 Ferguson Rd.; new counting equipment, property land located on the north side of Fashion Slacks Edith I. Greig, 41 Foster St. tax mapping, purchase of com­ SHAMPOOER Box Mountain Road, formerly Also, Janice A. Heritage and the suit this puter services, and reassess­ Our 1 4 2 known as the Bell and Giglio 5 9 * ^ daughter, 348 Center St.; Ann ment of real estate. Reg. 75% Larger Brushes properties, containing ap­ Guaranteed for 1 year! 4 ply yarn in 4.99 E. Boris, /Ellington; Judith S. For Faster Cleaning ... Capital Expenditures, to proximately 26 acres. 3.88 season.... assorted colors; sizes 6 to 8-1/2, Shubert and son, Storrs; include such things as utilities, Solid or plaid acrylics, plaid seer­ Philip Dooley, 9 to 11. Willmar Heringer, Glaston­ Only *2 commercial facilities, school suckers. Easy launder fabrics; § Chairman 7 to 14. bury; Amy Dobranski, 61 pirDiy construction and the like — Dated at Bolton, Connecticut Englewood Dr.; Karen K. Wax, basicaily, for any capital expen­ this 13th day of April, 1973. Lined and Salem, Conn.; James A. i Johnson ditures on any project for which Boulay, East Hartford; 723 Main St. a community might spend local Western Jackets Mancheater, Ct. taxes. William H. Marler, 84 Buckland A Our All-Weather St.; Kathryn E. Mahon, En­ Reg. field; Teresa H. Holbrook, 4.99 Jackets Bolton. I' No-iron poly/cotton chambray with Our Discharged Sunday: Ger­ zip front. Jr. boys’ 4 to 7. Reg. trude M. Lashay, 85 West St.; 4.99 3.97 Williairi b . Sullivan, South Call it a sport suit, but Sport Shirts ater repellent nylon windbreaker, Windsor; N. Qiffe Smith, 252 wear it everywhere. , flannel lined. Spring colors, 4 to 14. Blue Ridge Dr.; Deborah J. McGrath, East Hartford; It’s a smashing new look In Time for the Easter Parade Frederic Minor, East Hartford; from Phoenix Clothes, 1.99 Albin Pietrowski, 10 Ansaldi featuring two button, side SALE! Rd.; Cariene H. Bninell, Ver­ i vented coat, deftly detailed Easy care polyester/cotton; solids Children’s non; Madelene L. Erickson, THE SUPER STRETCH-STITCH MACHINE and prints, short sleeves. Jr. boys' with suede trim and 4 to 7. Shoes South Windsor. Also, Alfred Woodward, 257 contrasting saddle stitching Jeans W. Center St.; Armand W. everywhere. A great look Jalbert, East Hartford; Marion i6 for town or country, ONLY Girls' Reg. 5.99 4.44 L. Young. South Windsor; Katjkerin M. Kennedy, 273 REQ. 209.95 Ludlow Rd.; Rosemary A. •175WITH CABINET 1.99 Boys’ Reg. 5.99 4.00 Rodgers and 'daughter, Poly/cotton no-iron blend. Solids, Rockville; EUzabeth M. Stod­ A.A.A.A fancies, many styles in Jr.boys sizes dard and son; tenth Windsor; 4 to 7. Girls patents and suedes in ties, straps and pumps, boys oxfords Anita W. Mihaliak and __ Jpst Say Charge It and ties. Sizes 8-1/2 to 3. daughter, Stafford Springs. Also, Judith C. Berger and son, Ellington; Neil J. Hughes, Coventry; Susan E. Smith, 280 STRIDE RIGHT IN . . Popular You'll recognize Amtrican Scott Dr.; Jeffrey J. Woodcock, the lemoue neme Maka! Hartford; Corrine teller, 533A I"’ on elghti Hilliard St.; Robert J. David­ son, 48 Bolton Rd. The Styljst* sewing machine with cabi­ 4. With Pacesetter cabinet, a decorative net. With features that make sewing asset to any room. SALE easier: 1. Exclusive front drop-in bobbin. The machlM alone 2. Stretch-stitches for knits and other Model 413 REOi 169.96 fabrics. 3. Push-button reverse control. H35 Children’s Japan imports /more than $2 CARRYING CASE CR CABINET EXTRA Children’s Dutchie Clogs America’s #1 Girls’ Shoe billion worth of oil a year. Hand CrMM In Italy. Tennis Sneakers REISAL MEN’S SHOP REMEMBER.SINGER* SEWING MACHINES START AS LOW AS $67 i . Duck uppers, non-slip f7Hi co u n m uttrs sro sr soles. Choose white or 44 navy In sizes 12-1/2 to 3. MANCMnilt VUit Our VmNON SINGER MAIN STRiET TW-CITY PLAZA S56 MNN STREET, MMiaESTER • 6434305 • OPEN 6 MYS - TMRS. MIES 'tfl 9:00 COMPLETE USED CARS 64M 47I 072-0631 A Credit Plan to fH your budget Is available at singer Sowing Cantera. TopPftoitPsM Open Moa. thru Sat Many approved dealers also offer attractive credit terms. BIG & TALL Rv/umakot 9:30 to 5:30 Open Mon. thru Frl. Singer has a liberal trade-in policy. We will apply an allowance on your Thun. 9:30to9:00 10:00 to 9:00 . used sewing machine toward any new sawing machinp you buy at Singer. CMlin OEVROIEr Saturday 10:00 to 5:30 For address of store or dealer nearest you,’ tee the yellow pages under SEVVINQ MACHINES. coL.ia •A Trademark of TH E SINGER COMPANY. - , ^ 12201 / m

MANCHESSTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 16, 1973— PAGE F IH ’E ^ PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVBJHNG HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon.. April 18, 1878 Miss Manchester About Town Cycle Passenger Guggenheim Study’ Says Downtown Watch Your, Obituaries Grants Given (Continued from Page One) ^ franchise for the pageant, and iilUitttljralri’ Enntittg Hrralii being located further east; area The gracious, former Miss , The Manchester WA’TES will ; C. J. Napolitano Sr. Killed in Crash 15 Scholars Manchester, Miss Osgood, town residents are eligible.to Needs Redevelopment Mrs. Helen G. Lent! motor vehicle in connection •compete.” meet Tuesday night at the Willard Dies, Carmine J. Napolitano Sr., An accident at Rt. 30 and presented a heart-warming Italian-American Club. FAT-GO Mrs. Helen G. Lenti, 44, of 319 86, of East Hartford, died Doyle Rd., Tolland, Saturday with the accident. Wilcox was HARTFORD (AP) - Fifteen farewell message, thanking her For those of you who missed Owned Laundry this year’s pageant, put it on Weighing in is from 7 to 8 p.m. “Higher potential values in shifted from urban areas to sub­ “It is the opinion of the Gardner St. was found dead killed a Sandusky, Ohio, the operator of the dump truck. Connecticut scholars, including parents, her brother, the Lo m uflly axcRis wtight turtth tiM Sunday afternoon near her Saturday at home. There will be a hat parade. the downtown district will only urban areas. Suburban areas author (of the report) that He was a retired chef who woman. Martha Wahaers, 21, According to polic'd, the poet James Scully, an associate Jaycees, and her boyfriend, for yoiir “must see” list for nexf MntIbiR NEW FAT-GO diti George H. WUlard of 2370 home after a search of several Members with last names be realized when a proper show a higher per capita in­ zoning changes are greatly plan. Nothing sensational )uat had worked in t e Hartford area was pronounced dead on arrival motorcycles were northbound profesrar at the University of all their patience on her. behalf. year. They Get tiAC Grants Snook Dr., Naples, Fla., hours by police. beginning with R through Z are redevelopment plan is in- come than urban areas. heeded. Lower site coverage steady weight lots for those that many years. at I^ k v ille General Hospital on Rt. 30 approaching the in­ Connecticut, have won Other contestants were: Judges for the pageant were: iUated.” ... Downtown businesses ratios, providing more parking really want to lose. formerly of Man^ester, died Investigation is continuing, tersection, with Doyle Rd. reminded to bring fruit for the Survivors are 3 sons. Carmine after an accident .involving two Guggenheim Fellowship Karen Lorraine Petrowich of Mary Ellen Dority, Miss Maine That was one of eight con­ have abandoned the downtown space areas, and higher A fun 12 day supply only $2J0. Saturday at a Naples hospital. and cause of death has not been Five Manchester area hi^ basket. J. Napolitano Jr. of South Wind­ niotorcycles and a dump truck. Wilcox, southbound on Rt. 30, awards. Stafford Springs; Candida 1954; Joseph Zangary, state clusions drawn in a report com- . commercial districts, and building area to land area ratios Th e price of two cups of coffee. He owned the Willard determined, according to Dr. made a left turn into Doyle Rd. school students are among 11 sor, Mchael Napolitano of the State Police at Stafford Springs Eleven of th& recipients are Marie Conway of Manchester; field director of Miss Connec­ Friendship Circle of the paring Manchester’s shopping downtown retail development should bring downtown land to Ask ' drug store Building on Main St., Robert R. Keeney, medical 'The first motorcycle hit the children of United Aircraft Rockville section of Vernon and said. on the Yale University faculty, Leslie Susan Corddra of ticut Pageant; Linda Mafale, Salvation Army will meet centers and downtown shopping has lagged far behind suburban its highest and best use. about the F A T -G O reducing plan Manchester, and was the owner examiner. Police said a suicide Raymond F. Lamont, 23, of 86 truck broadside and then was the John Simon Guggenheim Coro, employes who have been and start losing weight this week. and operator of the former another son; 5 daughters, Mrs. Manchester; and Deborah Lee former director of Miss Bristol chosen to recelyq. fulHyltion Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at the area, made by Melton L. Spivak development. “The application of multiple- note had been left. Marie Bevans of Manchester Bamforth Rd., Vernon, the hit by the trailer that the truck Memorial Foundation of New Pageant; James Lauber, Money back in full if not complete­ Manchester Coat, Apron and Fortune of East Hartford. college scholarUps. church for a work night. of the University of Hartford’s ... Multiple ownership in use planning and oesign for new Mrs. Lenti’s husband, John, and four other daughters; a operator of the motorcycle on was towing. Karen Van Houdt, York said. In explaining the wide area business manager. Miss Lincoln Institute. ly satisfied with weight loss from Towel Co. on Summit St. He reported to police that she wasi Each scholarship provides Hostesses will be Mrs. William small parcels, conflicting in­ structures should also be in­ the very first package. sister, 24 grandchildren and 15 which Miss Wah^rs was a 25, of 150 Laurel St., South The winners are political covered- by the pageant, Cheshire; and Richard Lan- The comparative analysis of vestigated for profitable down­ also formerly owned and missing. tuition'and academic fees, and Hall and Mrs. John Krinjak. terests, and lack of unification great-grandchildren. passenger, is in the hospital’s Windsor, did “ an unusually Science Prof. Frederick C. Lawrence explained that “the dino, business manager for the shopping areas was made at town development, and DON'T DELAY operated the Fisher Dry She was born June 27,1928, in $500 a year toward additional have prevented municipal The funeral will be ’Tuesday intensive care unit. Hospital good job” of dumping her Barghoorn, Associate French Manchester Jaycees have the . Miss Connecticut 1972. the request of Town Manager planners from creating incen­ feasibility research appears to PAT-DO «eday. Cleaners in Manchester. He Glastonbury, daughter of hfrs. expenses, for four or five years The VFW Ladies AuxUiary at 8:15 a.m. from the Callahan authorities describe his condi­ motorcycle to avoid striking the Prof. Peter P. Brooks, Asst. Robert Weiss. tives for profitable adjustments . be needed for the expansion of Only $2.80 at was the husband of Mrs. Jean Mary Tomasik and the late of study leading to a bachelor’s will meet in a body tonight at Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., tion as serious. truck, police said. Economics Prof. Donald- J. The other seven conclusions the downtown district into near­ LIGEfTT MEXAU Tivnan Willard, and the son of Thomas Tomasik. degree in engineering, 7:15 at the John F. Tierney to changing conditions. East Hartford, with a Mass of Norman 0. Wilcox, no age Wilcox was released on his Brown, Anthropology Prof. reached by Spivak in his The author of the report by residential areas.” PAMuuK nuunucY Mrs. Marian Stairs of Other survivors are a son, mathematics, or the physical or Funeral Home to pay their 404 W. m a u T F IX the Resurrection at St. Mary’s given, of Rt. 195, Tolland, was .promise to appear in Court May Harold C. Conklin, Asst, and analysis follow: acknowledges that “comparing Manchester and the late George John Francis Lenti, at home; life sciences. respects to the late George Church, East Hartford, at 9 charged with misconduct with a 7 at Manchester. French Prof. Shoshanna ... The average percentages shopping centers to downtown H. Willard Sr. and a sister. Miss Adeline The scholarship winners, who Willard. His mother, Mrs. a.m. Burial will be in St. Felman. . Marian C. Stairs, is a VFW of gross income used for paying districts is like comparing Born Nov. 1, 1919, in Tomasik of Glastonbury. Also, Psychology Prof. Irving may attend any accredited Northampton, Mass., he lived Mary’s Cemetery, East Hart­ M rs. M ary A. E lliott Burial will be in St. Charles college or university, are: member. real property taxes were the apples with oranges,” then. The funeral will be L, Janis, Asst. History Prof. Krause same for the downtown dis­ . in Manchester most of his life, ford. Mrs. Mary A. Elliott, 74, of Cemetery, Amherst, Nova • Edward P. Manning of states, “But, in determining i Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. from Friends may call at the Arthur B. Miller, Asst. Biology moving to Naples two years 42L Bluefield Dr., died Satur­ Scotia. Florist & Greenhouses WatTQUs Rd., Bolton, a senior tricts as they were for the t o p ­ their value, one must first look the Fitzgerald Funeral Home, funeral home tonight from 7 to Prof. Leo Nicholas Orrtstbn. ago, where he worked as a sales day at a local convalescent Friends may call at the at Bolton High School. His ’There will be a vacation story ping centers. to the market place where the 225 Main St., with a Mass of the 9. History Prof. Robert R. ... Average operating costs representative for the City home. funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 father, Ernest B. Manning, is a hour Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. price is determined.” Resurrection at St. James Palmer, Chemistry Prof. John were relatively higher for In posing the question, “What Linen Service of j Ft. Myers, Church at 10. Burial will be in Myrton E. Wright She was born Aug. 18, 1898, in lead technician in the in the Junior Room of the Mary NITES O. Rasmussen Jr. and Gieology downtown properties than for happen to downtown Fla. St. James Cemetery. COVENTRY - Myrton Manchester and lived here all engineering operations depart­ Cheney Library. Miss Marion win Tinklepaugh Infant Prof. John Rodgers. A shopping center properties. property values?” the report He was an Air Force veteran her life. She was a member of Jesseman, children’s lirarian, Friends my call at the funeral Elijah Wright, 66, died Satur­ The other recipients are ment at United Aircraft Edward P. Manning of World War II, and a charter Jennifer Ann Tinklepaugh of Diane E. Treadwell will tell stories and legends-of ... Higher downtown land gives the following answer; home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. day afternoon at his home. He Emanuel Lutheran Church. History Prof. F. Edward Ganz LAR6IST akTAIL BIIOWIIU IN MANCHISm Research Laboratories, East member and past president of Survivors are two daughters, 100 Windsor St., infant daughter early times. One of the stories values are a result of the inten­ ‘"The handwriting is on the had apparently hanged himself, of Connecticut College, English Hartford. the Manchester Lion’s Gub. He Mrs. Nelson W. Quimby III of of Leonard H. and Caroline ManclMitaf will of the Podunk Indian sity of land use in Manchester. wall that the downtown district Mrs. Florida B. Forcier according to Coventry Police. Prof. John D. Seelye of the Caff 643-9559 • Giristopher S. Saunders of ... Shopping center properties was also a member of the Hart­ Dr. Francis Burke, medical Manchester and Mrs. Redvers king Tinklepaugh; died at birth 6Z1 HAKTrORD ROAD, MANCHISTIR 80 Frances Dr., Manchester, a princess, “Wunneeneetunah,” must undergo changes. Values Mrs. Florida Bernier For­ University of Connecticut and who, with her husband, Peter showed higher average gross should rise significantly only ford County Laundry Associa­ examiner, found the hanging “a H. Beck of East Hartford; one Friday at St. I^ancis Hospital Associate Psychology Prof. senior at Manchester High cier, 70, of Glastonbury, died in Hartford. Hager, lived for a time in exile income per square foot of when a proper plan of tion, the Manchester Knights of Saturday at St. Francis definite suicide,” according to brother, Harry P. Anderson of School. His father, David A. Survivors, besides her Michael T. Turvey. & in “Squaw Cave” in Bolton, ac­ building area than the down­ redevelopment takes place. Columbus and the Rockville Hospital. She was the sister of police, but they said they are Claremont, Calif., and two Saunders, is a senior analytical parents, are her paternal The average award, which cording to the tale written by town district. Lodge of Elks. Mrs. Germaine Biase of still investigating. granddaughters. engineer at Pratt & Whitney grandparents, Mr. and M rs.' will be used for study by the 339 Mathias Spiess. Children 5-10 ... Manchester shopping Survivors, besides his wife Manchester. She was also the He was the husband of Mrs. Funeral services were held Aircraft, East Hartford. Harry L. Tinklepaugh of recipients across the country, is years old are invited. centers pay 10 per cent more of and mother, are two sons, widow of Lafayette Forcier. Alice Knight Wright. this morning at the Holmes about $11,300. • Karen M. Magnuson of 71 Fire Calls Manchester; her maternal their gross income to real George H. Willard III, and A former employe of G. Fox Born in Coventry, he lived in Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Benton St., Manchester, a Matthew V. Willard, both of with the Rev. C. Henry Ander­ grandparents, Mrs. Shirley property taxes than the average The Eighth District Fire & Co., she was a member of its the Coventry area all his life. senior at MHS. Her father, Erik Delta Chapter, RAM, will shopping center in northeastern Department answered the Naples; three daughters, He worked at Pratt AWhitney son officiating. Burial was in DiNardo of East Hartford and H. Magnuson, is a group leader meet Wednesday at7;30p.m. at 50-Year Qub. Albert L. King Jr. of Bellows FUNERAL HOME | United States. following calls over the Audrey A. Willard of Chicago, Survivors, besides her sister, Aircraft Division, United Air­ East Cemetery. i ^ in the office services depart­ the Masonic Temple. Following Friends wishing to do so may Falls, Vt.; her maternal great- ... Real property values over weekend; and Mrs. Mary Gagne and are four brothei*K and two other craft Corporation, East Hart­ Sarasin Backs ment at Pratt &Whitney. the business meeting, the Past BE SURE .>>sBLISS ha's bean serving the Home Owner Margaret Willard, both of Hart­ make memorial contributions grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Established 1874-Three Generations of. Service^ the next decade in Manchester Saturday, 3:28 p.m. — grass sisters. ford, 30 years, retiring last i • Kim G. Shavel of 85 Master degrpe will be con­ for 91 YEARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION of ford; two brothers, John E. to the Memorial Fund of Albert Patton of Plant City, should increase significantly fire at 215 Hollister St. The funeral will be Tuesday year. Lottery Tax 142 East Center Street Manchester ' S Orchard Hill Dr., South Wind­ ferred, with Robert W. Ferry, your home by a Termite Control Expert, tuparvitad Emanuel Lutheran Church. Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Albert for commercial and industrial Sunday, 12:48 p.m. — a woods Willard of Manchester and at 9:15 a.m. from Rose Hill He was a member of the Se­ sor, a senior at ^ u th Windsor scribe, presiding. King Sr., of CTiarleston, N.H., Exemption property. and brush fire at 880 Tolland by the finest technical staff, phone our nearest Arthur F. Willard of Lebanon; a Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., cond Congregational Church. • High School. Her father, Refreshments wUl be served. sister, Mrs. Bruno Moske of and a brother, Jeffery Alan ... Because of the insufficient Tpke. local office: Rocky Hill, with a Mass of the He was a past master of Uriel Edmund S. Michalak Stanley E. Shavel, is a senior sales data for both shopping Sunday, 2:18 p.m. — stumps Bolton, and two grandchildren. Lodge of Masons in Merrow and Tinklepaugh at home. WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. R esurrection at St. Paul’s Edmund S. Michalak, 71, of H oly Week | analytical engineer at Pratt & centers and downtown proper­ afire on Progress Dr. a charter member of the Coven­ Funeral services and burial Rep. Ronald Sarasin, R-Conn., The American Legion The funeral will be Wednesday Church, Glastonbury, at 10 a.m. Windsor Locks, died Saturday Whitney. ties, assessment equalization The Town Fire Department at 8:30 a.m. from the Tierney try Volunteer Fire Department. will be in East Cemetery at the has added his name to a bill " Sacred Concert | « Diane E. Treadwell of 124 Auxiliary will meet tonight at Burial will be in Rose Hill at St. Francis Hospital. He was 7:45 at the Legion Home. for the two could not be answered the following calls 649-9240 convenience of the family. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Survivors besides his wife, a brother of Henry Michalak of exempting state lotteries from Open To The Public Hackmatack St., Manchester, a St., with a Mass of the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 federal income tax, saying the Members are reminded to bring analyzed readily. this weekend; Friends may call at the are two daughters, Mrs. Wright Manchester. , THIS WED., APRIL 18th g junior at MHS. Her father, Christopher S. Saunders Karen M. Magnuson ‘"nie relationship of older, Saturday, 11:04 p.m. — odor Resurrection at St. James Main St., is charge of measure will make the lotteries coupons and trading stamps. BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. funeral home tonight from 7 to D. Gifford Jr. of Vernon and H e formerly lived in at 7:30 p.m. S' Cecil H. Treadwell, is a group downtown retail properties and of smoke in the area of Garden Church at 9 a.m. Burial will be Mrs. Ronald EdmondSon of arrangements. more credible and undercut il­ 9. Manchester for 10 years, leader in the engineering new shopping centers is Dr. DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 in St. James Cemetery. Coventry; a sister, Eunice moving to Windsor Locks 16 legal gambling. CONCORDIA I department at Pratt & founder Frederick B. T he P o lis h W o m en ’s perhaps one instance of rising Sunday, 3:42 p.m. — a minor The Oldest & Largest in Conn. Friends may call at the Wright of Manchester, and four years ago. He was a retired Similar legislation has been Whitney, South Windsor. Rentschler.. Mrs. John Frodel LUTHERAISI CHURCH Alliance, Group 246, will meet concern to municipal ad­ grass fire on the Foxgrove Golf funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 grandchildren. assistant chief inspector at introduced by Sarasin’s The scholarship winners were The corporation’s'scholarship Mrs. Edith Frodel, 69, of Pitkin Street, Manchester :|; tonight at 7:30 at the home of ministrators,” noted the course. and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to The private funeral and Hamilton Standard Division, Republican colleague, Connec­ selected by a three-member program was started in 1953. At 9 p.m. Hamden, died April 12 at her ticut Congressman Stewart Presented by the Concordia Choir the start of the current Mrs. Michalina Kurlowicz, 34 report. “As shopping centers burial will be at the con­ United Aircraft Corporation. board which is not connected increasingly dominate retail home. She was the wife of John with Guest Soloists academic year, there were 44 W. Center St. venience of the family. Potter He worked at Hamilton 36 McKinney. with United Aircraft Corp. The activity, downtowp^ shopping Frodel. Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., "It certainly does nothing for DAVID ALMOND, Conductor... United Aircraft Corp. years, retiring in 1964. Woman Killed boys’ scholarships were tends to diminish.” Survivors, besides her hus­ Willimantic, is in charge of official credibility when a state scholarship holders in colleges Alfred B. Woodward Survivors, besides his awarded in memory of Donald Gibbons Assembly, Catholic The report points out that the band, are two sons, John Pit­ arrangements. Windsor (AP) — State police promotes a $50,000 or more L. Brown, the late president of and universities. There have Alfred B. Woodward Sr., 63, brother, are his widow, Viola report a 47-year-old Granby Ladies of Columbus, will meet national trend “has definitely man of Vernon and another son; Friends wishing to do so may grand prize and the federal the corporation. The girls’ been 118 corporation of 257 W. Center St., died Sun­ one. daughter, and two sisters, Michalak, a son, six other woman, Adele Meadows, died Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the been toward higher dollar sales make memorial contributions brothers and three sisters, i government then comes along The above space Is available to your group on a n n S T COM t n a a t W scholarships were awarded in scholarship recipients who have opmmG VALUES day at Manchester Memorial Mrs. Gertrude Cass of Saturday afternoon in a car J. SERVED BASIS to publicize community aervlce programs, through the S ' KofC Home. Mrs. Lionel for shopping centers and lower to Uriel Lodge. ’The funeral is Tuesday at 9h5 and takes half of it,” Sarasin memory of Faye B. Rentschler, graduated with bachelor’s Hospital. He was the husband of Manchester and another sister. wrek on the Bissel Bridge in courtesyofWatkIns. Contact Mrs. Smith at The Herald between 11-12 a.m. S degrees. Lessard will show a film en­ dollar sales for downtown com- V a.m. from the Windsor Locks tj:; Thursday the weak belore publication; 843-2711... g the late wife of corporation titled “The Passion and Death Elbrothy Newton Woodward. Funeral services and burial AnniverHUry I\fu88 Windsor. i Saturday. ,, merpial districts," and lists the 47/48” Mrftto - mwhabto was bom in the Thomp- were held Saturday in Hamden. Funeral Home, 441 Spring St., Her vehicle overturned after of Jesus Christ.” Miss Beatrice following reasons for the FLOCKED NYLON SHEERS 1 ’ y d . sonVille section of Enfield and ------^ — ----- ior S es^S ^iirbl striking several guard rail SWMney^’ahd her com inltt^ phenomenon: ' ... Purchasing power has had been a resident of TOWN OF MANCHESTER celebrated Tuesday at 9 a.m. at posts, police said. are in charge of refreshments. Manchester for the last 30 years CONNECTICUT St. James Church. Kim G. Shavel ' Polfttf/Cotton • mteh. m i / i after moving from Hartford. 44/48" T He was employed as a special NOTICE Police Report GOUMnilVOaEPMITS . . . assistant in the casualty and OF ADOPTION property field department of OF ORDINANCE John E. Pinkham, 40, no ad­ Ambulance Service reorted it Traveler’s Insurance Co., Hart­ 45” • 4e«t«to • -Morning Otorr” 4 ■ A In accordance with the Early Bird Special dress given, was charged Sun­ .had received a phone call to ford, 46 years. provisioifs of Chapter 3, Sec­ day witil third-degree larceny ^ t effect. CREPE PR IN TS...... He was an active member of tions 1 and 9 of the Town in conn^tion with a car which the Travelers Men’s Club, the When police arrived no one Charter, notice is hereby given HAVE YOUR NEW AIR CONDITIONER was recently stolen, police said. was injured, and as the area is South United Methodist Church, of the adoption by the Board of He was turned over to State 44/45” • muhoblo • 100% Nyton 4 « A Manchester Lodge of Elks and posted to be closed from sunset Directors of the Town of Police of the Hartford SPARKLE ORGANZA...... the American Association of to sunrise, the eight were Manchester, Connecticut, April Barracks. No further details charged. Retired Persons. 10, 1973 of O rdinance as were available. Survivors, besides his wife, INSTALLED The eight were released on follows: their written promises to 44/40" Palyo$lor/Cotlon*ntneh.wMh 4 O S are two sons, Alfred B. Purchase of Property Four-year-old Wendy Gates, Woodward Jr. of Manchester appear in court on April 30. SHEER AIRLAWN PRINTS ...... 1 ^ ” yd. 9 ’Trotter Street 60 Pearl St., was struck by a car and Richard N. Woodward of BE IT ORDAINED by the THRU THE WALL in the Manchester Shopping George Ouelette, 46, of Hud­ Bridgeport; and a grandson. Board of Directors of the Town Parkade, near Butterfield’s Funeral services will be son, M a^., was charged Satur­ of Manchester that the Town of department store Saturday 48” mnehino waMi cotton Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Holmes INCLUDING SEPARATE WIRING CIRCUIT day with disorderly conduct and Manchester purchase for the afternoon, police said. intoxication in connection with OnOMAN SCREEN PRINTS ...... £ ' * ^ y d . Funeral Home, 400 Main St., total sum of ’TEN ’THOUSAND She was struck by a car Manchester. Burial will be in a domestic disturbance. He was (310,000.00) DOLLARS from operated by William Spencer of released on a $230 cash bond for Enfield Street Cemetery, En­ Peter P. Freiman, a/k/a Peter East Hartford. Wendy suffered court April 30. 48” PofyMtw/CoKon • wothtUo field. Paul Freiman of the Town of only minor bruises and EMMBBSD E v an s ...... C ” y d . Friends may call at the Manchester, County of Hart­ abrasions, according to police, funeral home Tuesday from 7 to AT NO EXTRA GOST -•I ford and State of Connecticut ^and was not taken * to the 9 p.m. that certain piece or parcel of hospital. No police action was C o rrectio n land situated in the Town of taken in the matter. A recycling contest, part of Manchester, County of Hart­ the observance by Lutz S hirley J. R ollins ford and State of Connecticut Eight men, five from East .Museum of “Good Earth known as No. 9 Trotter Street, Hartford and three from Week,” will be held Thursday Jii Mrs. Shirley J. Rollins, 84, of and not Tuesday as reported in 29L Rachel Rd., died Saturday and being more particularly Manchester, were charged a Herald story. Prizes will be in an area convalescent bounded and described as Saturday night with third- //// /// ; /.s/ XV V/ V /. // // } awarded for the most original hospital. She was the widow of follows: degree criminal trespass at NOR’THERLY: by land n/f of Case Mt., police ^ id . and most useful products BOX • CREPE • RIB NOVaTY JACQUARB Gershom B. Rollins. created from recycled Born in North Searsport, ’The Holl Investment Company, Police were alerted that m materials. BESIGIIS Maine, she lived in Rockland, Fifty (50) Feet; ' there had been a serious injury STITCHES EASTERLY: by land n/f of at the mountain. Manchester Maine, most of her life before Beautiful looks, new spring colors in a Truly beautiful new designs In a great moving to Manchester a year Gustav Banseman, Thirty (30) wide, wide range of double knits.- No More! color range. ago. Feet; MACHINE WASH She worked as a bookkeeper SOUTHERLY; by land n/f of w a n ted TUMBLE DRY MACHINE WASH George N. Stevens, Fifty (50) ; for 30 years with the St. Gair COMPLETE 58” /60” Wlde and Allen Candy Co. of F*00t * dud Nocking Light in Windows' 60”/62" Wide Rockland, retiring in 1958. She WESTERLY: by Trotter was a lifetime member of the Street, Thirty (30) Feet. Impairing Vision ^ to r* 5 0 0 Pratt Memorial and the United The southerly 7.5 Feet of said INSURANCE OLD PHONE BOOKS for Methodist Church, both in premises are subject to a right Rockland. of way for ingress and egress by Fussiiig with Drapes She belonged to the Senior foot and by vehicle for the SERVICE To be exact, 63,311 old Manchester/Rockvllle phone books. Citizens' Club, Women’s benefit of the land and buildings They’ve been replaced by new 1973 books. "START TO SEW” CUTTING BOARDS Educational Gub and Baracca next southerly of the above No cold leaks in winter Heavy laminated kraft b oard. 1” Gass and Ladies Aid Society, described premises. Discarding these old directories can be a prbblem for our en­ KITS markings in all directions. ali of Rockland. This Ordinance shall take vironment. We want to recycle this 30 tons of paper — use It 11 of the most needed sewing items in­ Reg. $4.00 Survivors are a daughter, effect ten (10) days after the Opens to to make other usable products such as cardboard or roofing cluding scissors! Mrs. Harold W. Pay son of publication in this newspaper 40”x72” Manchester; a sister in Maine, provided that within ten (10) Real paper. two grandchildren, and two days after this publication of Orders Must Be Placed During April Only! great-grandchildren. this Ordinance a petition signed Estate You can help. Please turn In old phono books at these SN ET I Funeral services are Tuesday by not less than five (5) per collection centers: at 2 p.m. at the Laite Funeral cent of the electors of the Town, WE HONOR Home, 9 Mountain St., Camden, as determined from the latest Manchester 52 East Center Street Maine. Burial will be in Moun­ official lists of the Registrars of Rockville 1 Court Street tain View Cemetery, Camden. Voters, has not been filed w i^ MANCHESTER The Leclerc Funeral Home, the Town Clerk requesting its Ecology is everyone’s concern. 23 Main St., is in charge of local reference to a special Town ROBERT J. SMITH, inc SO-FRO F^RIOS arrangements. election. Anthony F. Pietrantonio mSUMNSMITHS SINCE 1914 always first quality fabrics , Secretaiy, v t n Budget Terms In Memoriam Board of Directors In loving memory of our dear husband Town of Manchester, TELEVISION APPLIANCES up to • 649-5241 Southern New England Telephone TRI-tHTY PLAZAp and broUier, Howard E. Hastings, who DAILY - ; SAT. 10-8 TEL 87D-0417| passed away April U, VM. Connecticut 10 0 Dated at Manchester, 36 Months 963IWIN STREET, UatlCHmER Sadly missed, m m offiae tOMAii m j Veronica M. Hastings Connecticut, this 12th day of OPEN WED THURS FBI. TO 0 P.M. (Ground Floor Next jo House & Hale) ClinBDfi”'” and Dorothea V. Splllane April, 1973.

' 4 - • f. m . hK, P A G B ^ f e E E N - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., April M. IWS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 18, 1973 — PAGE SEVENTWiFBN Vernon Notes Beachbumsl <>. A HEALTH A lEMITY IBS Presidential Power Issue reaMpoMt Sunrise Service Planned by Youth Expanding Close-Up 2 59* FM Tabloto - so cut The young people of the committee are The Rev. Headed Toward Showdown Mertie Gark, Mrs. Marion Hill be Mrs. Leonard Aronson, Mrs. Operations Mka-Selto Rockville area churches, under Edward Bartholomew, Craig 23 * and Mrs. Marion Brown. Mrs. Thomas Dorman and Mrs. Nag. orJIMurul . Platt, Don Wiser, John HamiU ' WASHINGTON (AP) - A between the President and execute laws passed by for reasons unrelated to the the sponsorship of the Rockville Janet Fransen is program Ellen Thomas. Congress without a Judicial Congress with which he dis- By MORT ROSENBLIJM Area Clergy Council, are plan­ and Linda S. iNMi QQe 3 6 ’S Bird’s Eye Swiggle 1^ 49$ Ice Cream Cups |l|.4lUOw Muk loves people, but be has a W.C. Fields aversion to Cream SCOPE children and dogs. One traveler asked if the hotel had facilities S A R G EN Td 2 2 5 's MOUTHWASH for dogs and he replied, “ Yes, a | Shredded Cheddar 2 For 12-oz. pkg. ' ;A rL - ■ VA , burlap sack, a 25 pound rock and 80 feet of water.” Shredded Mozzarella Yotal Cereal LaRosa Lasagna ■sr 3 7 ^ DM ooaiMa M i SS aanilMM 18-OZ.^I a S lS EHigIIw Dn Sat. AM 21 ' U lt CREST TOOTHPASn U lt Clairol -IS* C h ry sle r Flelschmann’s VALUES tW H IB O B rS — 5 - o z . BODY WAVE ie-az.1 Regular or Mint Tube PUSH-BlinON 2 4 -o z . ^ 1 i 2 8 Rebuts Crisep Shortening ^ 8 9 ^ &EASY Margarine 2 12* PERMHIEIIT PERMIUEIIT Clairol M b’s h ijrap 10* OFF Colors Final Nat C ritic is m SUMMER BLONDE HAIR Pineapple Crushed 3 ^WASHINGTON (AP) - The SficBd • Ghm kt r \ Chrysler Corp. says En­ Tha GanUa SPRAY Bkmdlps Formula 8-oz. vironmental Protection Agency criticism of its'antipollution ef: forts was an improper attack on the automaker’s business' Coronet Napkins 3 £ *1*® Jesse Pears »« 3 . a , decisions. Indoor-Outdoor Glllatte The company issued a Lysol Spray 7-bl ffve-page rebuttal Friday to. Hardy Plante 69® Tip-Top Rolls 3 -S? *1®® TAME remarks made by William D. PUTMUM PUIS 1002. m i Hiny Inly HERDS Ruckelshaus, EPA ad­ Reynold’s Foil l«D4Lnl 99® Asparagus 3 'ij®l®® ■UECTOR B U IES CREME Imperial Sfzel ministrator. Ruckelshaus said Y i ^ s SHOULDERS IMn7 SHOULDERS he w as unsure whether < ^ ^ $ 1 3 5 Ripe Olives DiMCI-A Grated Cheese “ • • • 10’s RINSE J o A w w h J- , LOTION CHirysler had made a “ good 39® Oillc-ttc^ 8 -o z. INJECTOR. SHRMPOO faith” effort to meet 1975 emis­ 5- Pot $ 1 OO SHRMPOO sion control standards, which IrnlT the agency has now moved back 1 1 -oz. 7 -o z .T u b e shampoo one year. Mums DOUIUEDGE Ruckelshaus said, among m other things, that Chrysler’s selection of a source for an­ Calif. Artidrokes 5 ’t 4 . 4 1/2’ 9 1 1 W 79* tipollution catalysts concerned QIHetle A A Pot g A dollghthil treat Qlllatte Adorn him. , p u in m p ih s $109 SUPER MSS Palo VITAMINS Qlllatte ‘“ It is improper for the ad­ LADES 1 Hair EXCEDRIN FOAMY ministrator to question such a Only 800 Freeh Lh/a STAMISS HADES GUUML business decision as part of the SUPER STAINLESS 8 H A V IN R good faith issue since Chrysler On^id Coi^ges Spray M . Iran A u t C l? • • ■' SHMPOO t o ir s CREAM alone must bear the con­ 1 0 ’S sequences of any such decisions^ C o lo n 'y- teUP 4/69* X ^ i l l e f f t e Regular Ruby Red Tomatoes It.*. 13-o z. FORMIU that „prove to be incorrect;” ' mow* nw.di.39* E Z Z H IE n " m ManOiol h Ditir iM Um a , said Olrysler. 120 OFF The administrator also said Imp. ArUchohe Hsarts 3 rs; * 1 . 0 0 he was concerned by what he See ourHna aaleetlon of felt was a “ low level” of spen­ Eaatar Plants In our storm Cam. BroccoR se> _____ - a4l8 ding by Chrysler on develop­ at our usual attraeUva prioosl iiaaM , at^M RS^nda m ment of certain antipollution lim fmlUTrM awM n jM t lM IMIwI 1 equipment. M } ' ' ■ f e f ■■

PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HBRALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon , April 16. 1W3 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn , Mon., April 16.1978- PAGE lUNBtEKf Tolland

Brownies Adopt . T/|it6 flavor o f Spring Bursting with The traditional Bloom s in for Holiday'Feaatingl Hawaiian spring color! Easter plant! assorted colors! Indian Girl # # • VIVIAN KENNESON ziewski, Gail Schor, James uUpS Correspondent Allely, Donald Sierakowski„and Pauline Frey. Tel. 8754704 FhNn Callfomia None can compare with Bring the colorful tulip Brighten your spirits. .. Lush and long- The eight Brownie troops A new feature of rhe Career the exotic sweetness, the into your home on regal, fragrant— the lily lasting blooms Elegant flavor to compliment is the symbol of Easter. representing Tolland are spon­ Day will be a station manned by your Easter Ham or Rio Roast. luscious juicy flavor. An Easter. Assorted colors. > perfect for Easter. soring an American Indian girl, high school seniors who will elegant dessert. through Children Incorporated. share their experiences in Each Brownie will par­ choosing a college with un­ ticipate by contributing |1.20 derclassmen. 1^ toward the cost of sponsorship. It is hoped that through this ef­ 6 in. Egg Hunt fort the Brownies will be able to each pot accomplish something they The Easter Egg Hunt, spon­ may not have been able to do in­ sored by the Board of Recrea­ dividually—sponsor a needy tion, will be held Saturday at ’ child. the high school grounds. The Brownies will correspond Anyone one wishing to donate, 6rapefruitwdtes^ii:!’4 *” 79* Azalea Plants si-expot q w Cymbidium Orchid Corsage Ut? with their child and send hard boiled colored eggs for the presents. Brownies are asked to hunt may leave them at the bring their contributions in to selectmen’s office before Satur­ their troop leaders by May 1. day. Girl Scouts Senior Troop 5026 is planning a trip to Goodwin State Forest in Willimantic tomorrow. Junior Troop 5022, as a recent Community Calendar service project, made cupcakes Monday: Planning and Zoning for Mansfield Training School. Commission, 8 p.m.. Town April 28 is Keep America Hall; Fire Department Beautiful Day. All Girl S^uts auxiliary, 8 p.m., Leonard’s are urged to participate in their Comer Firehouse. areas of town. Tuesday: Republican Book Exchange Women’s Club, 7:30 p.m.. $1,284,300 Distributed in Grants during 1972 Students at Meadowbrook Shorten home. Old Post Rd.; School will participate in a book Board of Christian Education, May you and your Dole or Stop&Shop Stop & Shop 7:30 p.m.. United exchange Friday, April 27. Grants Paid in 1972 Quality-Protected^* U.S.D.A. Choice! From Monday to Wednesday of Congregational Church; Sewing Trust Assets 1972 family Pineapple Juice l-lb Can Coffee that week the children will workshop, 9:30 a.m., religious Almada Lodge— Times Fiscal year ended September SO Mini-Pric^ ‘‘ Reg. Drip or Electric Perk bring to school good used books education building. " live Farm Camp Corporation The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving distributed a record $1,- The Connecticut Bank and Trust suitable for children in Congregational Church. For 10 CounMlloni-{n*'mlning. Summer, 1972. 284,300 to the charitable organizations and institutions listed on this Company, Trustee IPISSOVEBI always kindergarten trhough second Wednesday: Choir rehearsal, American Arbitration page during its 47th year ending September 30, 1972. O A O grade. 7:30 p.m.; committee meeting. Assets selling 14k Association (at market ralue) m m ^ Cub Pack 915, 7:30 p.m., Grants paid during the year went to support numerous agencies in visitors, CM coffee! cm For. each book brought in, the Toward Center for DUpute Everett E. Arnold Estate $ 440.972 \smmi religious education building, Settlement in Hartford. serving the Greater Hartford-Manchester area to help people Grace R. Bearibley Estate 35,779 child will receive a ticket which Lebbeus F. Biasell SehoUrship Fund freedom both Congregational American Cancer Society— literally from infants through senior citizens. Take for example a 676,980 can be exchanged for any book Hartford Unit Paul R. Buchanan EaUte 19,798 234 Robert B. Butler Fund 11,606 of his choosing on Friday. Church;prayer meeting, 7:30 For reeevefa. As designated in the grant to the Community Child Guidance Clinic in Manchester where Mary C. Cofran Estate will of Thomas Heweg. 68,498 and Tolland Junior's ' p.m.. Seventh Day Adventist a $15,000 Foundation challenge grant was successfully matched to Cjmbined Fund 100,829 Church. American National Red . Howard Hunt Garmany Estate 17,848,986 Stop&Shop Ocean Spray Scholarship Cross—Greater Hartford provide a 13-^room addition to serve more local youngsters (photo on Clara M.' Goodman Estate 46,806 peace. Thursday; Bazaar workshop, Francis and Mary A. Goodwin The Tolland Junior Woman’s Chapter 60,000 left) and a $5,300 grant from the Foundation’s Newton C. and Elsie Memorial Fund 6,333.846 Roast Yellow Mustard Cranheny Sanw 9 a.m.. Congregational Church; .Toward new ci^ iter headquarters Edith S. H ^e Estate 477,627 Club will award a $500 building. B. Brainard F\ind to Manchester Memorial Hospital (photo at right) Thomas Hooker and Isabel Hooker Town Clerk office opened 7 to 9 4th-7th Ribs or Brown Mustard scholarship to a graduate of Transportation for the elderly as to help pay bills of medically indigent patients. Merritt Trust 83,549 p.m. to issue fishing licenses; provided in the will of Alfredf E. Gladys C..Keeney Estate 790,220 Want something special Tolland High school. The Archer. Ethel S. Layton Estate 104,674 ffl., ^ J i l A low, low iM gk Maundy Thursday service. Toward maintenance of two Annually the Foundation disburses the income it receives from Dorothy H. Leppens Estate for your big Easter dinner TJWC has made such an 49,219 Frozen Food Buys mtninm price for ■ ■ ■ V Congregational Church, 8 p.m. vebidea for the transportation of several trusts which have been given or bequeathed to it by in­ Municipal Art society 5,939 . .. serve this delicious rib award to one student of each of patients. liatnenneKatlherlne A. Plnn^P lnn^ EEstate 68.418 im liP V l an everyday ■ Friday: town offices closed; American School For The dividuals. These trusts are managed by trustee banks under the Edgar L.li. RopUns fistsestate 6.921,090 I roast. Wonderfully tender Tolland’s High’s graduating Julie E . Smith Estate 38,666 . .. superb eating. We item. 1" f i I Bible study, 7:30 p.m., Seventh Deaf direction of a Trustees Committee (named below) and the disburse­ Philip and ^ r a ^ n d lk Fund 8J249 classes. For vocational training and promise your family will 4 1 Day Adventist Church. Mary Baker Stanley Trust 439.427 Sara Lee Dinner Rolls The award is given on the quality control program. (1) (2) ment of income as grants is made by an unpaid Distribution Com­ Samuel M . Stone Estate 21.909 enjoy Stop & Shop's Suisman Foundation 18,460 basis of need and student's in­ Amistad House, Inc. 18,000 mittee (named below). Samuel C. Suisman and Edward A. PARKER HOUSE “Quality-Protected” beef! Toward purchase of equipment. Suisman Fund lb terest in continuing his educa­ IVlajorettes Win For more information on how you can help Greater Hartford in the 4.219 Seiamt or Poppy S«td. I Antiquarian and Landmarks Adelaide L. Thomson Estate 27.909 Heat and servt with Rib Roast 1ST 3 RIBS *1 .39n. Sun Clory Cliqupt Club tion. It may be to any form of Four Tolland girls placed in Society, Inc. (8) 16,000 years ahead through your comnninity foundation consult the Foun­ your Easter dinnof. higher education. Toirard n a t of reatorini 1788 2 - 6 9 * the Miss Majorette of Connec­ Amo. Bull H oum . (S) dation’s 1973 Yearbook. Copies are on file at public libraries, bank / Students may apply for this Beverages & Beverages ticut Pageant sponsored by the Association of Community trust departments, attorneys, or are available by writing or calling Hartford National Bank and Trust Serve a traditional Easter Dinner and save scholarship through the Lions Club in Tolland. Health Service Agencies, the Foundation office, (233-4443). Company, Trustee Krds Eye Whole Onions Case of six K m jk Assorted Flavors guidance office at the high Inc. 6,000 Vz gal. bottles 1 Cynthia Elmer was third To foster coordination aroons Alfred M. Archer Fund 168,692 Serve Fu lly A good m school. J. F. Baker Estate runner-up in the Junior Divi­ health Mrvice afenclea. 11,133 creamed: m .. Choose your ▼ Jacob and Mary Baigtey Fund 202,761 r ' ^ j value for J l ^ J High School Career Day sion. Daryl Ryan placed fourth Avon Public Health Charles S. Btaaetl T im t 63,612 onions with favorite: orange, W . g, your table. .. ]2 it 1 Nursing Association Naarton C. and Elsie B. Brainard ginger ale, cola H|UIm Tolland High School is plan­ in the Junior Division. In the Fund your ham ^ mini-priced." Inc. (9) Community Renewal Team Hartford Easter Seal 2,906,564 3 9 ' or root beer." ning its second annual career Senior Division, Charlene Raa H . Brewster Trust 17,442 dinner. Lebbeus F. Bissell of Greater Hartfordt Inc. Rehabilitation Center (9) 12,746 Mabal A , B p ri^ m Fbnd day April 27 from 8:30 a.m. to Gracie was third runner-up and For Camp Counsellors-in-l^ining. Angie L, Burr Eatato DoleJulces PIneeppla Or Pineapple Orange 5om *1 Scholarship Fund Hartford Hoepital (9) 21,316 Lena A. Burwali Estate H k e d H a m s 1:45 p.m. in the g)TTi. Connecticut Historical 161,838 Judy Jolicouer was fifth Aa dealmated by the donor, Charles E . Chate, Helen Bourne Sun Glory Orange Juice is 19‘ Lebbeu. F. BImoH. Society Hartford Neighborhood Invitations have been sent to runner-up. Centers Chase and Genevieve Chase Hewea Shank Portion (waterAdded) B iys’ Clubs of Hartford, To provide trained researcher to 16,000 Trust 6.324 Taste O'sea Shrimp Scampi HT 89*= Stop&Shop Sweet Green Giant 45 businesses and schools, prepare JtMiathan Trumbull For program to curb drug abuse. (7) Mabel H. P. Clark Truit No. 1 4.484.737 Dress it up with fruit and our Stop & Shop Inc. papers for Editing. (4) For Counsellors-in-Tral^g Mabel H. P. Clark Trust No. 2 89.961 Ham Glaze and bake for a short while. Then asking them to participate. The Comprehensive Town Program. Carnation Shrimp asm ^ * 2 7 9 Toward “ Stay-at-Home” aummer Connecticut Opera 2,000 Combined Fund •267,710 sit back and collect the compliments as Mixed Pickles Niblets Com Junior Woman’s Club, Lions camp. Connecticut Opera Endowment Fund 4.490 Plan Association, Inc. 21,000 Hartford Stage Company 20,000 Ullys M . Crygier Fund Taste O'Sea AuGratln 'SS 79‘ Club and Tolland High Booster BS230 Combined Hospitals Fund, business corporations, and other Margaret Sage Mitchell Eatate 31.064 Stop ft Shop Jelly 4^*1 charitable donors in Greater Inc. 1,600 Rabbi Morris and Althea O. Kitchen Window Bread Dough iS 55^ Fully Cooked $ Q 9 9 Inc. Hartford. To transport youths, sumuier 1972. Silverman Fund 10,840 Toward costs for combined appeal by Oronoque Orchard PleShellSirJX65° 8-lb can Q Friend’s nxb Pea Beans 4i£S[*l Barton^s Has Easter Bunnies hospitab to corporate cpmmtmty. Council on Foundations, Princeton University 16,000 Swift’s Canned Ham Inc. C oU m scholarships for On FuOyCooked < Stop ft Shop Mayonnaise S;48‘ Combined Public Health Hartford Tesidents. ( 1) Stouffers French Oum b Cake ‘A? 69* in All Sizes and Shapes! To lurther the work ol the Mohawk Ham 34bc«n * 3.89 Mohawk Ham *6.29 Nursing Service of East Council 1972. Rockville General Hospital (9) 1,000 The Simsbury Bank and Trust Company, Hendries Ice Cream Cake Roll 'AT 65* Fully Ceokad Fu_KyCooh«l VanHy Fair Towels 3 *&“*! Hartfo^ (9) 1,600 Armour Zip Top *4.49 Armour Zip Too MILK Eastford, Town of Roots, Inc. 16,600 Trustee Kleenex Facial Tissue 39 * Community Child Guidance For aeholarihips u dealgn.ted in Matehiog grant toward atart up ImportidOinlih $o 40 i*i ______ImportMlDinlth Clinic, Inc. (Manchester) 16,000 the will ol Ethel Ctuhlng Gudner. expanaea. Combined Fund 103 Al our Dairy Deot. Plumrose Canned Ham 2-lb can 3.29 Plumrose Canned Ham 3>lb *4.89 Dishwasher DCTWROWNT f i s £ s n i i ‘s r E s 4 9 ‘ Matching grant towards new Family Service Society (9) , Saint Francis Hospital (9) addition. 18.646 Hafnia Imported Danish Canned Ham sjbean *7.59 Dry Roasted Peanuts *yriC?*65‘ Community Health Farmington Community Symphony Society of Services, Inc. Chest, Inc. (1) Greater Hartford, Inc. 26,000 Maraschino Charles 69' 18,700 For Young People’s Concerts. Other Trustees Cream Cheese For iMuaprofanlonala to aerve Farmington Visiting U.S. GRADE “A" Caruso Blended Oil ^-PtitikhNu. 89' nawly famiUaa: Nurse (9) University of Connecticut— Henry P. and Margaret E. stop & Shop Townsend Truat 226,102 Fresh Hen Turkeys 10tol4-lbs 751 Greater Hartford Arts M cCook Hospital (9) 4,670 Perfect for all Calo O it Food Entrees 6 ‘.'2A' * 1 Total Aaseta at Market Value Trest Ivor 6 dWdien. gourmet salmeo. hkineyar eelmen ft aver. Council, Inc. University of Hartford 60,000 (9-80-72) 846,324.127 your dips K 29* Turkeys Available from Wednesday April 18 thru Saturday April 21 To establish combined appeal Toward ooat of four cUasrooma. for the arta to buslneas and Toward astabllshing Consortium of ooUegea. Sau Sea Shrimp Cocktail ls^*lX)9 Slices or The Distribution Committee iiidustry. 10,000 Chunks Greater Hartford Urban Coalition of Visiting Nurse Association ReddiWhipTopping ls59^ Geisha Pineapple The Distribution Committee Association for Retarded Greater Hartford, Inc. 26,000 of Hartford (9) 12,746 Toward ’’Everywboe Si^ool”. To train four pediatric nurae (on September SO, 197g;\ Children, Inc. wecialiste. Bordtm Neufchatel Cheese 3A£*1 Toward sheltowd workshop for Urban League of Greater 8,417 L ucian E. B aldwin, Chairman. Vice For Home Care Progrem. (9) 6,000 •r29* Deli-Hiil specials Sea Food Favorites adult retardates. Hartford 20,660 S ^ &Shop Cinnamon Roils President, Veeder Industries Inc. Yale University 2,760 Lynd^ B. Stone, Vice Chairman. Re­ Greater Hartford Toward cost of operating Project f o r francia Spencer Goodwin ’»r29* Nwanmm an mmee wwn uenNee iMi impiB. Stop & Shop Sherbet STAR. S t ^ ft Shop Crescent Rolls tired President, Phoenix Mutual Life Brotherhood Club; Inc. Scholarships. (3) For rehabilitation of alcoholics in Toamrd Governmental Affairs Breakstone Rlcotte Cheese ‘p « 6 9 * Hafibnt Steaks (Frozen) *1? Insurance Company the core dty. Council. YMCA Metropolitan Half Gallon cartoii | F A 0 ichael uisman Hartford ‘S ? 3 9 * M S , Treasurer. President, Greater Hartford 100,000 Stop ft Shop Sour Cream Stop&Shop Glazed Ham pound Assorted flavors. Your family • M B Suisman & Blumenthal, Inc. Toward new Y.M .C.A. building Owked Shrimp, Salad Size 89* will love Stop & Shop sherbet. . Community Chest, Inc. in Hartlord. Phlladelphla^SBiPCheese '9Ssr29* 3U Q Q C W illiam P. Conkliil Retired Chairman, As designated in the will of The Trustees Committee To ataff rammunity center in • Cooked Flounder Fillets The J. M. Ney Company Stowe Village. Our Deli Hut has a Mabel H. P. Clark. 19,649 Blue Bonnet Soft Margarine \& 53* i hpi M axwell M. B eldino, Chairman. East- As designated in the will of James P. E nglish, Jr., Chairman, The YWCA Hartford Region delicious selection Rock Lobster Tails > « *2.99 Stop&Shop Fruit Cocktail Marjorie F. Haaen. 70,000 ei;n Capital & Devdopment Cor­ Connecticut Bank and Trust Com­ T o w d new Y.W .C.A. building of party foods for poration Greater Hartford pany In Hartford. your Easter buffet. 5 9 * Stop & Shop Kitchens Made with 5 deltcious fruits. .. serve for W illiam E. G lynn, Partner, Day. Berry Community Council Alternate: W illiam S. Grainger, Sentor Total Disbursements Colombo Yogurt 5:i^l an appetizer with Stop & Shop sherbet. & Howard For 29-town 24-hour Information Vice President (10-1-71 to 9-30-72) 4a;U> and Referral Service. 26,000 $1,284,800 M iss Cornelia Gross Toward Coordinator for Puerto. Charles E. L ord, President, Hartford (1) ^ suggested In the will ol Howard Hunt Carando Genoa Salami ov.ibSS* Rican services. ' 13.000 National Bank and Trust Company Galrmany Healih s Beauiy .Aids Chicken or Beef Pies**'59’ N3vy, White. Buigt. Toward Voluntary Action Center. 22.000 alter ybr (2) Aa suggested In the wiU ol Gladye C. Keeney Colonial Polish Kielbasi »tTEi< *129«> Toward School Volunteer Alternate: W T. H , Vice (3) As sunw ted In the will of F. Spencer Goodwin Black or Brown . President ONE SIZE FITS ALL. I Assodatlon 1972. 6,000 which aetabllihed the Ftencia and Mary A. Giganti Provolone Cheese *149ib Gelatins 5 Flavors ^ 3 ‘J p*1 Opaque Panty Hose 'Pair Toward School Volunteer James J. Preble. President, United Bank Goodwin Memorial Fund (J) ^ suggested In the will ol Grace J. F. Smith Hak Spray ‘l-49’ The Staff Association 1978. 6,000 & Trust Company M’xism Danish Butter (^kies *1.99 Macaroni Cheese p (6 ^ auggeated In the will of M ujorle F. Helen ft 3'J*1 For study of the Greater Hartford Beige, Cinnamon, Taupe. Alternate: A llyn A. Bernard, Senior W illiam H. Connelly, Director Community Chest and Council. 80,000 6) Aa auggested in the will of Adelaide L.Thonuon Carando Pepperoni *1S9» Oicktail Sauce Maxi Pack 59 ‘ RockCendy.. .Zsizes. Toward equipping health dlnic Vice President (7) A . auggeeted In the will of Ethel S. Leyton Old Spice Stick Deodorant 69* Hude Panty Hose R obert M. Salter, Assistant Director ( ) Aa ^auiM ted in the Thomas Hooker and in the P. C. Smith Tower. (6) (6) 15,000 hornton orris 6 R ussell T. Foster, Consultant Tosrard third year operating T B. M . President, The ^ b e l H o o te Merritt Truat as establiahed by expenses of the Criminal and Simsbury Bank and Trust Company Joseph K. Hooker M arguerite H. Walsh, Administrative (9) To pay nm ing bill, of medically Indigent SflOAAAmU Assistant Social Justice Coordinating Alternate: George J. L bgbr, Vice Committee. 16,600 President and Trust Officer gU lentr Ftom the Newton C. and Elsie B. SAVE 40’ SAVE 15* SAVE 7 SAVE 12* SAVEAVF W 10 i 1 SAVE 10’ SAVE 25* with tMe coupon on a carton wtthtliltcwpMta with this coupon with this coupon with this coupon . with thlaoHipon with this coupon LtM Filter Ciprattes 4«MiNir2Anta5« onaS-Ibbag onapintjar ona'quartiar ’ onal-lbpkg onanySpkga Head ft Pillsbury Prince Bond La Petite Mrs. Filbert’s Durkee HARTFORD FOUNDATION Shoulders All-Purpose Spaghetti Kosher Soft Whipped Spices or u Shampoo Flour ^ u c e Dill Pickles Margarine Extracts 0 «ta M ^ *e< a i6tkni(M,AwlU Oaad Maiiw April tft ttmi Sit. Aaril t l PUBLIC GIVING 1972 "UmiftaiiSM^ i ^uWMwcasar ■* isgatfewagaar'" LbMlSfii|Sf parcuiNRie* Ueut— y pirnnlu r 45 South Main Street ANNUAL West Hartford, Connecticut 06107 REPORT Telephone (.20S) 2SS~iJUS STOP &^pln*MAN(»ESfEn%ri^^^^ • EjiTHA^iriiibm * £ Monr-&t~~~

FISCAL YEAR ENDED SEPT. 30, 1972

■ .'5 '

Sif.; - PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 16,1873 Bolton Hebron M ANCH^TER e v e n in g h e r a l d . Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 16, 1973 — PAGE ’TWENTY-ONE ' And This, Dear Lee, Is M y Flower To Thee” Ahearn Says Town Should (BtYfirFrasl^fGroiin

Revenue Share By HAL BOYLE his eyes and see Lee’s vibrant PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A that upsets kings. She had the ranged hundreds of miles rather have had the honor of intervened as she faced a future Follow Wage Guidelines To Explain face again and hear her laugh mind of an imp. She had the across icy roads from one pulling out one of those of invalidism. war aids but once, but it dies < ring through the pauses in the soul of a tomboy. beleaguer^ post to another. splinters than to win a Silver ‘”rhat wouldn’t have been her Higher This Year Woi 10,000 times — niillions of ceremony. DONNA HOLLAND dustrial Park, which is owned business on land located on the She also had a quality men Her scarf-wrapped face and Star,” I said. Gordon upped the style,” her brother Bill said. times. ’The passage of nearly 30 Correspondent by Ted ’Trudon, William H. north side of Rox Mt. Rd. and like in women but are usually deep laugh became familiar to figure to 2,000. Its Budget It dies with the death of years has dimmed Lee Carson’s “ She was a wonderful lady.” Tel. 644)375 O’Brien and W. Harry England. formerly owned by Leonard GARDENS surprised to find — human ■ANNE EM T exists that Hebron could get anyone triio was a pari of it. thousands of officers and men. Life ran slowly downhill for “ She was, indeed.” Because a resident The board was also stown GigUo and WiUiam G. Bell. renown perhaps, but the gallantry. And she had enough Correspondent even more revenue sharing A portion of World War H She took down their stories, Lee after the war, and illness And this, dear Lee, is my questioned the legality of preliminary site plans for one On his approximately 26 memory of her flaming, physical bravery to fill an ar­ Tel. 228-3971 funds than presently an­ “ We Have ThePlanU ThatPhateV' ANNE EM T called the Battle of the Bulge looked at the pictures in their troubled her last years. Death flower to thee. recommended wage increases of three retail sales stores to be acres, Forand plans construc­ A $12,781 increase is prtqrased boisterous, exultant spirit can­ my’s quota. wallets, accepted little presents I ‘ I The town has received its ticipated for this year. i Gorreepondent came to a kind of an end here of more than 5^ per cent for located on Rt. 44A across from tion of a karate school and, ul­ for operation of the plant which not be e r a ^ from the mind of Lee covered the war from from them — and they loved her first quarterly payment of P 0 T T » :-U U E $ , H n U M U S , MSMS, Tel. 228-3971 last week in a flower-haunted town employes, Aloysius Herm’s Hideaway. The land timately, otheif business uses. • covers custodian salaries, heat anyone who ever knew her. Normandy to its close at the for being there. revenue sharing fun^ for 1973 The R egio^ District 8 Board iroom during funeral services Ahearn, chiarman of the Board was formerly known as the Assessor's Office Closed CMBOUS, ROSES, SNIEIS, CUiVIIIIIS, anij utilities and in maintenance It can be arjpied whether Lee, linkup with the Russians on the “ You must be cr a ^ to come in the amount of 16,534, and if o f Eduoatiod haz caUed a dis­ for Lee Carson Reeves, a war SINUS SUFFERERS of Finance, called the office of Skinner property. of the plant the increase is $8,- a reporter for the International Elbe River. He motto was up here, Lee,’’ they said. “ But The office of Calvin Hutchin­ all four payments are equal, the CAB‘KILLS’SELF fou rse, c n trict oieeting tonight at 8 at corre^ndent. Hsrs'f good nawf For you! Exdw lvs now *lKifd cor«** SYNA*CIEAR Osconottlont Economic Stabilization which Effective Jan. 1 of this year a nurs, MVFoiiu, mnanis, 217 reflecting the replacement News Service, was the greatest “ Never let the Articles of War come again.” labl«t$ o d (ittlonHy and conKnvotnIy to droln ORd d o o r oft no8ol«$lnvi coviHst. son, building inspector and town will realize |26,136 or BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) Rham Hl|^' School to pfesent It seelned an irony that controls wage guidelines. zone change from R3 to of equipment. woman war correspondent of or maidenly modesty stand in And if ishe could she did. A On# *hard cor*” toblst gfvsi you up to 8 houn rstlsf from pob ond prssturs of assessor, will be closed almost $13,000 more than last — A car “committed suicide” HONERS, and nora-FOR EffiRE RIFT RSO!. it$,11^11174 proposed budget of among the mourners at the congtdlon. AHowi you to brsoths eo$fly— stops w atsry syss ond runny nos«. You He said he learned that all business was granted. by jumping; into a reservoir Fixed charges covered Social World War H. But there is no the way of the news.” con buy SYNA*CLEAR AT wMiout nsid for o prtsalptlon. Wedne^aj^ year. , 1 $1^66$,M6- brief and formal Episcopal visit from Lee was a better governments, state and local, Restrictions placed on the after weaving all over in the Security and all types of in­ question that she was the best- Army press officers wee Sotisfodlon ouorontssd by moknr. Try It today! He will be in Southington with A total of $37,315,982 has been T hk iMidget represents an in­ ceremony only two of her le^on morale boost than a visit by two ; t\ are considered employe groups property by the board are as south bound lane of a highway Prom surance shows an increase of liked news chick who ever beat always telling her when she other assessors to price motor earmarked for the state for the crease of $225,5^ over the pre­ of wartime comrades were pre­ generals. Introductory and are subject to the follows: No atuomotlve use, no vehicles. ’TheK prices go into a near the Birmingham Water $29,410, add student body ac­ a male reporter to a story — or turn^ up unexpectedly, “ You Fraser recalled how Lee once $150 first six months of 1973, reflec­ Works, police said. sent budget appropriation of sent — the recently retired NBC Uie best seat in the jeep. guideline. At this time the paving within 500 of the brook, “ pricing book” that is u ^ by PANSIES MSttT n . i 9 tivities such as officials and can’t be here.” Lee’s simple had to hit the floor when a buzz Offer Worth ting in most cases an over-all 11 Officer Bob Patterson said .$! >668,334. The appropriation newsman, Gordon J. Fraser, per cent wage control guideline no building within 500 of the Hartford area assessors to constables for games and Miss Carson was built like a rebuttal: “ But here I am.” bomb exploded outside during a per cent increase in funds for after the driver and his however, is $12,016 hif^er than and myself. Cut out IMs od—talc* to itora liitod. Purctioia ono pock of SYNA-CLEAN I2'i and should be voluntary. brook and a 15-foot buffer zone dances is increased by $1,070. movie star, had great eyes that If the Battle of the Bulge had determine motor vehicle taxes. the state as compared with 1972 companion bailed out onto the K I E OPOI DULY H MO fM. originally approved last May, ’Hie casket was closed and press briefing. The windows roeolun ono morn SYNA-CIEAN 12-Poclt Froo. Ahearn said, “ Locail govern­ of plantings between the Of the $56,000 p r o p o ^ for ranged from green to brown, a belle, that belle was Lee. Anyone wishing to talk with payments. highway median, the driverless d^tr.to the, late signing of covered with ferns and mul­ were blown out, and Lee got ment should have more of an building and the west boundary. capital outlay, which and a mass of long brownish- During the frantic days when him nuy call in Ue morning or Some towns, like Hebron, auto went into the north bound tedchers' ^ t r a c t s and the ad­ ticolored blooms. We would like several glass splinters in the UGGEn REXMl PARKADE PHARMACY obligation to follow the wage Hearing Date Changed represents a $14,000 increase, red hair. She had a face as the Nazis tried "^a do-or-die in the evening at his home, 643- may receive considerably more lane, re-entered the south ditional money needed to cover to have had a final glimpse of seat of her pants. guidelines than the ordinary A public hearing for a zone $33,000 of this is fully reimbur­ mobile as that of a rubber doll. breakthrough in Belgium in the 404 W. MIDDLE TPKE. 5373. this year because of defects in bound lane, crossed it and left these ctmtracts. her, but each o f us could close “ There must have been a business, primarily because change scheduled for May 8 has the road at a point beside Uie sable by state grants leaving She had the kind of a belly laugh waning weeks of 1944, Lee Bulletin Board previous school tax effort data, Elach town In the district can thousand guys who would they set the standards. If been rescheduled for April 26 at reservoir. local funds to be raised of $23.- 'The Knights of Columbus of while others may receive less. expect a conajderable increase government bodies don’t follow 8 p.m. at the town hall. The car traveled for about 000. St. Maurice Church will meet Also, the Treasury over its present levy if the them, then you can’t expect Michael Forand is requesting 100 yards along a four-foot The last two series in the tonight pt 8 in the church base­ Department’s revenue sharing proposed budget is approved. business to.” a change from R2 to general chain link fence bordering the budget, debt service and out­ ment. office has stated that Connec­ Hebron’s share of the in­ Ahearn urged all townspeople basin, then, apparently going transfer accounts, show ticut’s 11 per cent increase was to come to tte budget hearings determined to end it all, crease ($225,522) will amount to the result of using more recent crashed through the fence and decreases of $5,140 and $1,550, this week to make their feelings 45.71 per cent or an additional respectively, Dictionary 100 Words Fatter population data and the use of rolled into the water. . $10S,OW; Andover’s share will d i e t s known. This is the only why the M eeting coRir actual rather than estimated board can be truly responsive to be 23.84 per cent or an increase DOLE state tax collections. Although tonight’s meeting is the feelings of townspeople Of .$S3,7M; and Marlborough’s SNcif. Cbusks BOSTON (AP) - ’The new busing, urban sprawl and ’Third Both of the these factors pot to vote on the proposed when it meets to make final share will be 30.45 per cent or •rCrwIml ii Tosalo edition of the American World.” seem to have worked in favor of budget, the board urges GriM adjusbnents in the budgets. NOTICE an increase of $68,671. Hsivy Syivp JuiN Heritage Dictionary is 100 Among the new entries are: the town, which, through its residents of the three towns to Giant ’The town general fund budget BOLTON ZONING Will Be In creases words fatter, and its publisher, overkill. Superpowers, es­ board of selectmen, questioned attend so that it can get some for fis ca l 1973-74 w ill be COMMISSION Large increases appear in 5 1 Houghton Mifflin Co., is calate, skyjack, Chicanos, the Treasury Department1 Red Snapper Fillet Genuine .!>0 fdde, and adding one more billioninore in 19^ than in 1971. Whole or Half ^ CENTER eu at^ an position of custodial He said agriculture is “ big sm CUT Golden Fried Scallops foreman. business and the idea that price I FiMiu IMoiiil H I I TotrardOieftirHiMSSfOiie^ | 8a«M Flavor Snmtsn An increase in employe in­ controls would hurt the small PORK No. 1 Smelts Hw Furfict Nnl-MlilMMi 2ii> -j09 surance ainounting to ^ ,3 2 9 farmer is a myth.” ! Eaatei Polish KielbaMl I If FM A Bsn CHOPS Fish Cakes or Sticks pig FttMCMAIN ST.P HEBRONn SUPPLY CONN. 228-3804 C . reflects Blue Cross, CMS Cen­ ’The senior senator was also I with tiM Purchai* of SS or More Limit Ono m f l E ^ a (Witsr MM) Haddock or Flounder"K'sL®“ 6 I A Valid ttmi Sat.. Aorll 21 THURSDAY, APRIL 19 tury Plan and Major Medical asked about U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Taste O' Sea lb n Deep Sea Treats Heat n Serve Open Monday thru Saturday, 9 a.m. to 9 P.ID. Closed Sunday coverage for the additional Weicker’s allegations in the lb X^99‘ The Country Squire Restaurant staff. Watergate affair that Nixon For replacement of equip­ aide, H.R. Haldeman, knew Fresh Finest Bakery! First O’the Fresh! Route 83, Ellington v ment, a $7,005 increase is about the bugging caper. proposed to purchase desk, Ribicoff said he trusted Finast Easter-Time Favorite pkg 12 m ^ Continuing Our Groat Dinner: 5 to 8 P.M. chairs, tables, electric Weicker’s integrity, but said he typewriters, food mixers, a didn’t know in fact whether FRESH sink, sewing machines, in­ Haldeman was involved. HotCrossBims49 Special for Easter 18 oz pkg ^ ■ ■ ^ Judging: 9 P.M. dustrial arts parts 'i'-W replacements, fire Student Aid RAGUS ANNIVERSARY SALE extinguishers and a Easter Babke 65 Snccnlnnt, Frash, Tnndir Dancing and Entertainment snowblower. Bill Clears Raisin, Wheat, Oatmeal g a f _ iSpMrs of GonruMl Goodntu THOUSANDS OF YARDS TO CHOOSE FROM D ecreases Committee Hrai ^ 1 Until 1:00 A.M . ’The administration, acting on Bread Sale o 1 Swift Canned Ham NEW SHIPMENTS EVERY WEEK a request from the board, had hk^EtedHams 0’ iba WASHINGTON (AP) - The Sanaa cut $32,000 from the original f \ f \f^Health & Beauty AidsI SALE ENDS SAT., APRIL 28th Senate Appropriations Com­ 2.05 Size W t .h^99 sih789 proposed budget of $1,711,556. mittee has approved a bill DRESS AW SWIMSUIT However, following the board’s 24 oz “"1 J providing $872 million in aid to Mouth­ btl last meeting, $10,000 was added Scope wash Deliciout college students. '' Colonial Water Added Boneless Shoulder U.S.D.A. Choice ivocados Treat for an additional learning dis­ ’The measure, which has been abilities teacher and $4,900 to Shave Bomb PARADE passed by the House, may be Size Old Spice ’i? 69* Tart reinstate the summer program. ready for Senate flooiF action MIkof BbnelessHam^^F! London Bioil T ! Sweet Phillips Magnesia ’^h«” 69* Pineapples Presentation this week. Colleges have been ^Pozk Loins 1**^ Presented by The East In the board’s presentation pressing for prompt action. s% Crest Toothpaste S.S 69* .Cube Steak 'Pt, Fresh Carrots 2d.lS;39* tonight, each series in the ’The amount requested by the Prell Shampoo Liquid Yellow Turnips M5* budget will be explained and Nixon administration was left Rath’s Sausage Meat «.79* of The River Association residents will have the oppor­ unchanged, but the allocation of mPrell Shampoo‘d tunity to ask questions on in­ funds was altered. (SlicedI to TO Order u r a e r 1.69i . d u lb)i d ) m C A dividual items. Included in the measure, a ASTER FLOWERS Under the administration supplemental money bill, is Fresh Frozen Say Happy Eastir tvttb FlavNrt Fran Flaatt series, which covers salaries $468 million for veterans’ hed H a m ^ . OFFICERS DIRECTORS for the board clerk, contracted education benefits. Dairy Buys! Favorites! Ullias 3** • DaflMRs 3- Choose from services such as the The bill provides only $122.1 Turkey Roll All White Mrat Jib 99* S ' TOP NOTCH BIQ DISCOUNT FOODS MARLBOROUGH COUNTRY BARN North Main Street, Marlborough, Conn. superintendent’s office and million of the $622 million the Hyadiitlis 3" • Azaiaas 4** 700 BURNSIDE AVENUE Pe r f o r m a n c e PLUS special education services coor­ administration asked for a new Chicken & Bacon Roll ilh 89* HOODS daUes Eait Hartford, Conij,} 244 Broad Street, Manohaciar, Conn. GanNaiis 5** • Mans 4** Cotton Prints Acetates dination, and other board system of grants to college Genoa Salami vc tih 9 9 * CoHnin ChttM Fiintt Frann MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD COACHLITB DINNER THEATER expenses, there is a total in­ students from low-and middle- H]fdriagaas4*** Talips 2” 16 Bralnard Plaice, Manchester, Conn. Main Street, Warahouea Pt, Conn. crease of $2,200. income families. Provoione Cheese Dometth; Jib 65* Jerseys Honans FITZGERALD FORD WATKINS BROS., INC. In the instruction series, But it would appropriate • Orchids Wlwra Avallahte 1** too WIndaor Avenue, Rockvtila, Conn. BEHER BUUGET VALUES! Flocked Dots 935 Main Street, Manctwatar, Conn<- which includes salaries for $269.4 million for student loans la Batlirt«m All Flowers are From Nearby Farms Voiles J.D. REAL ESTATE CO., INC. TURNPIKE TV AND APPLlAliCEB Oraia Maa • Fiat Middle Turnpike, Mancheater, Conn. principals, teachers, and other and $210.3 million for grants un­ GrM Wift Turn Hilpnr»in Your 0«n Twy CMioroio eia Center Straat, Manctiaater, Conn. DAIRY QUEEN instructional and secretarial der an earlier program of aid to in Cara • Mxad Vl|i- Broadcloth Batist WINP/CBS RADIO Hnast Solid Wmti T m Brine more EASTER SAVINGS 242 Broad S t. Manohaatar, Conn, staff as well as textbooks, needy students. The ad­ Mancheater. Conn. AkoviaWiMHkiiiEiwgrTfia * Breakstone 16 oz pkg l^ f. Chicken, Turkey a | _ teaching supplies, library and ministration did not request Tie Prints Dress Crepes YOUR GIFT GALLERY JOHNSON FREDERICK SHOES Hnst PMRiit Bittfr audiovisual materials, the in-, Main Street, Mancheater, Conn. 881 Main S t. Mancheater, Conn. new funds for either of these es­ Goon WOM Wrtn noMl hWaiK PoMM llUcotta ChMse Surrah Prints Natural Look crease is $171,787. tablished programs. Clovirdili SwMt Peas *ot PieSn~D^ I Sweet Potatees PYROFAX QA8 CO. Health services show an in­ Also included is $270.2 DeQEMMIS ’ ■ A fiMi lueeM Osnaburg Sirs interfacing HOUSE OF CLOTHINQ R t 8, So. WIndaor, Conn. crease of $840 and transporta- million, slightly more than the \0range Juice lOolk^e Jl 59*/Jumbo Shrimp iRstiiit Potato Fiakas Rnast Cranbeny a 2 s£47‘ ' 2450 Main 8L ZAHNER’8 MEN’S SHOP tli^ is up $5,300 due to in­ administration requested, for a Qlastonbury, Conn. »Miain«diMaindiaiGh8 \Sargento Mozzarella “pk'S 49*/Creem Whip Finul ’ «nL“ 3 9 * i isoa O Q r Dacrons Main Street, Ftookvilla program that helps college Mumiers Silks creased special - education Lasagna PkS OO transportation. students with part-time jobs. ' Micaraai 8 Chaasa sss. Sau Sea / Birds Eye PROFESSIONAL EcatfMM FWir WWW NllVWwf Vlasic Uniform Fabrics Arnei Prints Shrimp 09 Small White REMODELING PliRrosa Davilpii Han CocMill 3 *|vs " 1 !S£f89* KcUes Sweat Wxed rS9* MMm 9 Tatty Ohm* WW) BnhOd Onm Flannei Prints \ Bonded Crepe CONSULTANTS Minced TO MANCHESTER E Middle Tpke., Mancheater, Conn. ^ BITUMINOUS dortaas Codflsh Cakas Gorton’s Clamt 3 t t ’l i iMWiMiauefniaMehar Prices In this FInaet CHARTER MEMBERS MVEWHYS PMNIIG LOTS FiMSt SpuktUi 3 NMNMI Ad Eftactive Mwidiv April 16 Olives Shifted Special Spring Pr/ces thru Sa£iniay A ^ l 21,1973 CLARKE INSURANCE AGENCY MO OMMM... a 237 Eaat Center S t, Mancheater, Conn. ELMORE’S STAND FREE ESTIMATES Wilh Thr. Off C o lw q b la j VERNON NATIONAL BANK 484 Blington Rd.. South Windsor, Comt l!nupon WITH cAivroai Vemoit Conn. 25‘ off ^ 4 0 0 "pyilCHAWi N OLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE OF. PHONE: 649-5233 j Valid Mon. April 1ft thru Sat., April 21.1073 S FOUNDERS PLAZA SHELL T®w“ dJorchtbept»^ «pl(j , ! , / Tawted PurehaM ora 1 lb c m i ! ^ r r i rirrtiaM nei 111 ni m i I ' CONN. MANCHESTER NO M E Y DOWI • IIP TO 5 TEUS TO FNY FABIUC Pitkin and parlln S t. Eaat Hvtford. Conn. 666 Main S t, Manohaatar, Conn. CUNLIFP8 AUTO BODY 3 8 • heminateltealhteS SUPPLY S liD i A 8I8SOR8 ■uiaBSfnlSSn E#liy' fiK ca ! Route 83, Vamon U M ir a M a iH r a r a M r a t e t e t e il^ ir a B f llR lL ia a r a iM t e t e ir a a r a M '^ ^ Valid Ilifu Sal., April 21 n M O R l c W M Saw epi.. April 21 0 DURA CLEANING Poet Road Fhaza, vemoHj. Conn. G&H PAVING We Rsssrvt the Right to Umit QuanUtlSS ■aaaaBraiMMMMaraaBWM MiraMBMamaaraiMraiBit 25 Jordt Street Mandiealar, <5bnn; ATWOOD’S OARAGE Rt 90, Vernon WEST STICET, MLTOH

■ 1^ 'V mm.

'I'v' M i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., April K. 1W8 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 16, 1973

S ^rilTlYld^v*^ IVntlxs^rl l^tandlmgs Lonborg

Angle National LeagueLeamie J -lC a m C C l East By Earl Yost W L Pet GB In Loss General Pittsburgh 5 1 .833 But Nobody Can Hit It New York 5 2 .714 Vk NW ORLEANS - Pete Her­ PHILADELPHIA (AP) - headsup def^sive ball. It was Chicago 4 3 .571 1^ past the catcher and into the man, 77, iwicd the ban­ Jim Lonborg is 30 years old By Dick Ledbetter an excellent defensive Sporte Editor And what does Perry have to Montreal 3 4 .42 2 ^ crowd. tamweight champion of the day, allowing only an infield hit Stottlemyre pitch no-hit ball for today and ^ I learning some sdiowing,’r he added. NEW YORK (AP) - It say about all this fuss? He Philadelphia 3 4 .429 2Vk ^1 While East was displaying world, died after a toief illness. by Mickey Stanley and a single four innings and control the baseball facts of life. Led by the three-hit The Eagles play three times happens every spring- denies malpractice, of course. St. Louis 1 7 .125 5 ..... s o m e offensive flare, to right by Dick McAuliffe. U tempo of the game all the way. This is L onborg’ s ninth pitching of T e n y Hickey and this week. Tuesday afternoon somebody notices Gaylord “ They still don’t know I’ve West sophomore Hickey was mowing he put anything on the ball, He got ample support in that season in the major leagues, the power-hitting of John they face Bulkeley High at Golf Perry’s “ Big Dipper’’. But, got a fork ball, do they?” said down the Saints’ batters. He Undefeated Season Ends though, nobody noticed. fourth ipning, whra the Yanks Cincinnati 7 3 .700 but his first in the National McKeon, East Catholic G od w in Park in Hartford. nobody hits ft. Perry, pointing out that a fork 7 4 .636 ^ was in controi throughout and PALM SPRINGS, CaUf. - “ He ddn’t throw any grease sewed up the gtune off Boston San Francisco League. He expected to find rolled to a 5-0 victory Satur­ Thursday, Ledyard comes to YANKEE STADIIJM, N.Y. - It was bound to happen, "If he was throwing ball h ^ some movement, too. 5 6 .455 2Vk was in trouble only in the third Mickey Wright birdied the last ^ ball to me,” said Detroit’s Bill starter JMm Curtis. Houston some things different, but not town and the tilt will be played sooner or teter, the Red Sox could not execute the impossi­ legitimate fast balls, we’d be In Sunday’s other A m ^ can 5 6 .455 2 ^ day afternoon over last when St. Paul’s loaded the hole and scqred^a two stroke Freehan, who was hit by a San Diego the one he discovered Sunday in r-m S i at Mt. Nebo. Saturday morning, ble, going through the baseball season undefeated. hitting them,” said angered League games, the New Yoric Royals-White-Sox Los Angeles 4 6 .400 3 year’s Class B champions, bases on a line single by Brian triuipph over Joyce Kazmierski Perry pitch and ca u ^ t the ball losing 2-1 to the New Yorii East will host East Hartford Detroit Manager Billy Martin Yankees defeated the Boston Kansas City completed a Atlanta 3 6 .333 3Vk St. Paul’s of Bristol. The win Corbin. Hickey got the next in' the $154,000 Oolgaie-Dinah Boston’afour-gante winning skein, all against the Yanks, for a quick inspection. “ He Mets. High at Nebo. after Perry pitchrt Qeveland Red Sox 6-2; the Kansas City three-game sweep over Chicago Sunday’s Games evened East’s record at 1-1 man to hit to Joe Banning who Show Winner’s Circle tourney. carte to an abthipt end yesterday afternoon before 35,700 might have thrown one or two Lonborg started his third Kant Cathollr^^i to a 7-0 victory Sunday with a Royals trounced the Chicago to somebody else, though.” with a four-homer barrage. New York 2, Philadelphia 1 game for the Philadelphia and 1-1 in the Hartford Coun­ started an inning-ending double H PENSACOLA, Fla. - fans as Mel Stottlemyre tossed a four hitter to gain a 6-2 two-hitter. - White Sox 12-5 and the Freddie Patek, Hal cRae, Ed Pittsburgh 8, Montreal 3 Phillies. He struck out the first ty Conference. St. Paul’s is play. From then on, only two Banning . 2b 0 0 Homero Blancas blew a four win. Five of the Yankee runs were unearned, all six com­ Yanks-Red Sox Martin, naturally, referred to Milwaukee Brewers nipped the Kirkpatrick and John Mayberry Chicago 8, St. Louis 6 batter, then gave up a single. iaajga^i-; meni reached base with nobody Pinto, lb stroke lead and limped home ing in the fourth inning. Mel Stotlemyre pitched a also 1-1. McKeon. lb Perry’s alleged spit ball—the Baltimore Orioles 3-2 in 11 in­ hit them out for the'Royals. Cincinnati 11-7, San Fran­ That brought up first baseman getting past second. R. Soucier, cf with a 75. hung on to win the With hugh championship flags draped along the third four-hitter and Horace Clark’s one Uiat drops like a sinker and nings of the first game qf a cisco 0-2 John Milner. Lonborg fell 'The most spectacular play Socha, ss $150,000 Monsanto Open tourna­ deck, each noting an American League pennant winner, two-run single keyed a six-run Brewers-Orloles The only runs Hickey needed Love, c dances ’ like a berserk curve doubleheader before losing the San Eiego 54, Houston l-$ behind, three balls, no strikes. belonged to centerfielder ment by a single stroke over outburst in the fourth inning as Milwaukee won the opening scored in the third inning. Don Homat, If the stadium was spruced up like a bride on her wedding ball. second, 54. Rain washed out a Los Angeles 6, Atlanta 2 Now came the lesson. Soucier. With two out in the Smachetti, rf Frank Beard. ' . the Yankees celebrated their game over Baltimore on rookie Soucier led off with a double to day, this official SOth anniversary date. “ It’s so frustrating to sit on doubleheader between Califor­ Monday's Games The Phillies’ right hander, a sixth, Soucier made a diving Wagner, rf LA MANGA, Spain - SOth anniversary at Yankee Pedro Garcia’s run-scoring 'm m deep left. With one out, Dan Hickey, p During the weeks ahead, the Yankee management plans the bench and watch hitters like nia and Texas and also post­ Cincinnati (B illin ^ m 1-0) at Cy Young Award winner as the I* tumbling stab of a line drive off D. Soucier, dh Britain’s Neil Coles finished the Stadium with a victory over the single in the 11th inning. Pinto lined a single to right and a nunber of special promotions marking the 50th birthday ours missing balls by that poned the Oakland-Minnesota San Diego (Nonrian 0-1), N best pitcher in the American the bat of Deschaine. $65,000 Spanish Open with a 72, Red Sox. Baltimore won the second . Soucier held at third. McKeon ' Totals 28 5 7 1 much,” said ^ r t in , holding his game. Hitting-wise, the Eagles wre gooid for a 72-hole-282 and and a of the House that Ruth Built. game with a two-run rally in the Houston (Forsch 1-1) at Los League in 1967, grooved a pitch, lofted a towering double to left Si. PuuIh (0 ) hands ore than a foot apart. A crowd of 35,700, attending more than adequate. Pinto had AB three stroke triumph over Indians-Tigers ninth capped by Mark Angeles (Sutton 0-2), N expecting Milner to be taking center scoring two runs. “ He makes our good hitters the festive occasion, watched two singles and scored two Corbins, 3b Britain’s Craig De Foy and Perry was in top form Sun­ Belanger’s RBI single. Only games scheduled the 3-0 delivery. Kyrban, 2b Pages Turned Back look like mediocre hitters.” Milner wasn’t taking, and the East added three more in­ runs. He also had a pair of GeiU, cf South Africa’s Tinie Britz. next thing Lonborg knew the surance runs in the fifth. Pinto stolen bases. McKeon and Love Deschaine, rf SEOUL - Korea’s Kim In a long pre-game ceremony, which held up the start of Osianko, lb American L ea g u e ball had bran deposited over the beat out a bunt, and McKeon each drove in two runs for the Seung-Hak won the $20,000 play hearly one hour, the pages were turned back. Julius, c right field fence for the only followed with a base on balls. Eagles. McKeon was two for Majewski, ss Korean Open tourney when Mel Allen, long the Voice of the Yankees, was brought East ^ r o d . If runs the Mets were to get. This brought in relief pitcher two and walked his other Ireneo Legaspi of The Philip­ back out of retir^nent for the occasion and the appearance { Major League \ W L Pet GB Phelps, dh “ They don’t swing at 3-0 appearance. Wrobleski, p pines missed a five foot putt on Boston 4 1 .800 Herald photo by Ofiara Mark Audet for starter A1 0 ,0 of Mrs. Babe Ruth brought tears to the eyes of many. Aaron HR Goal pitches in the American Wrobleski. Audet retired The win evened Hickey’s se-, Audet, p the final hole. > John Drebinger, retired New York baseball writer, and a Leaders— Baltimore 6 2 .750 League,” lamented Lonborg, Soucier and got Pinto to hit the cond record at 1-1. He struck Totals 23 0 3 3 TOKYO — Isao Abki of Japan Detroit 3 4 .429 2 Four Ball Tourney Marks Start of MCC Golf Season Saturday 12.3 456 7—Totals friend for many years, told how 74,217 fans jammed NATIONAL LEAGUE who came to the Phillies from ball on the ground, but out three and walked only two. InnlngK used a three-under-par 70 for a 3 5 .375 St. Paul 000 000 0-0-3-3 Yankee Stadium on April 18,1923 for that historic opener, Cleveland 2Vt Milwaukee last October. 002 030 Ox—5-7-1 36-hole-143, a.three stroke win BATTING (15 at J Jim Moriarty, Wall Freeburn, Val Clemintino Watch Nick LaPenta Tee Off shortstop John Majewski Coach Jim Penders was very East New York 3 5 .375 2Vz ! RBI; McKeon 2. Love 2; 2 B ^ of baseball’s best-known ball park. “ The Babe really hit bats)—Concepcion, Cin, .444; “ That’s not done at all, booted the ball and the bases pleased with the outing of both over Taiwan’s Hsieh Yung-Yo Reduced Again 2 4 .333 2Mi . } D. Soucier; SB; Banning, Pinto 2, D. one,'” . Drebinger recalled. “ He sent everyone home hap- Milwaukee except in rare occasions,” he were loaded. Bob Love then Hickey and the rest of the Soucier, Corbin;DB; Banning toSw ha to and the $27,000 Caldbeck Tour­ Torre, StL, .433. said of the 3-0 swing. “ You can singled to right for two runs and squad. “ It’s great to see Terry McKeon; LOB; East 5, St. Paul 4; BB: nament crown. py” RUNS-Wynn, Htn, 11; Hickey 2, Wrobleski 2: SO; Hickey 3, two games, running almost at West almost always tell when it’s another scored with Love bounce back, and pitch a The attendance yesterday was less than half the number Cardenal, Chi, 8; Morgan, Cin, NEW YORK (A P )-H a n k W r o b l ^ i l ; Hits off; Hickey 3 for 0 runs will. Kansas City 7 2 .778 coming. Clei^in hitters like reaching third as rightfielder shutout after last week’s loss. I in 7 innings, Wrobleski 6 lor 4 runs in 4; for that first game at the park often referred to as the 8; Bonds, SF, 8. Aaron’s countdown con­ Basketball Minnesota 4 3 .571 2 (Harmon) Killebrew do it.” Jim Deschaine threw the ball like the way the team played Auoet 1 for 1 runS in 2. House that Ruth Built.- RUNS BATTED IN-Morgan, tinues and the numbers are M els-Phils 3 3 .500 2 Lonborg obviously didn’t Celts Off and Running DETROIT - The Detroit Boston was the Yankee opponent 50 years ago, too. The Cin, 10; Wynn, Htn^ 10. California getting better all the time. John Milner tagged a two-run 2 3 .400 3 Pistons acquired forward HITS-Fuentes, SF, 17; Mad­ Texas view Milner as a Killebrew Yankees also won, 4-1, behind Bob Shawkey’s pitching. With the 1973 baseball season homer in the first inning and 2 4 .3 3 3^ George Trapp from the Atlanta dox, SF, 17. Chicago type. It cost him a ball game. Shawkey was in Yankee pin-stripes yesterday. Now 82, nine games old for the Atlanta Tug McGraw bailed rookie Oakland 2 5 .286 4 Lonborg allowed no more hits, Hawks in exchange for their DOUBLES-Cedeno, Htn, 5; i I And Lakers Top Bulls the righthanders’ arm had lost a little of its zing but he Braves, Aaron has managed Harry Parker out of an eighth struck out six and walked but Two One^Run Losses number one pick in next week’s Bonds, SF, 5. managed to throw two bails up to Whitey Witt, a spry 77, only three hits which is not very inning jam as New York topped draft of college players in a TRIPLES—Sanguillen, Pgh, Sunday’s Games one in a five-inning tour. The I i scored the Knicks 34-27 and good. But each of those hits are Phiiadelphia. BOSTON (AP) - The the Los Angeles Forum since National Basketball Associa­ who was the Yankees’ leadoff batter in 1923. Witt wanted 2; Metzger, Htn, 2; Maddox, Cleveland 7, Detroit 0 Phillies relievers, Ken Brett took a decisive 101-83 lead. October 22, 1971. Unfortunately home runs and that’s awfully and Biliy Wilson, also kept the Boston Celtics were off and tion deal. to hit yesterday but two on^hoppers never did cross the SF 2 New York 6, Boston 2 Boston breezed the rest of the for Chicago, both streaks Tached on MCC Nine good. That’s 676 homers for Mets from further scoring. plate. Witt, too, was decked out in a Yankee uniform. HOME RUNS-Wynn, Htn, 6; Kansas City 12, Chicago 5 running, wheeiing and Aaron’s fabulous career and 38 way, handing New York its .remained intact as Los Angeles McCovey, SF, 4. Cube-Cards Milwaukee 34, Baltimore 2-5, While Milner supplied the dealing in a fantastic perfor­ away from his targt—Babe worst defeat of the season. edged the Bulls 95-92. COUNTRY CLUB Tennis STOLEN BASES-Morgan, Joe Pepitone drilled a home 1st game, 11 innings power, rookie Harry Parker, !■ mance that left the New A bizarre play resulted in the for the 4-1 Northwestern crew. Yankee Poodles Ruth’s legendary 714. “ We were moving, and we Tonight, Kentucky hosts By Chris Blake QUINCY, Mass. - Cin, 8; Tolan, Cin, 5. run, single and double, driving Oakland at Minnesota, ppd. with help from- super fireman York Knicks gasping long Sulurclay tying run in the fifth inning for Aaron’s latest homer came have to move,” Boston captain Carolina while Utah travels to Russ Bilodeau took the loss for Among the many' groups saluted on the .message PITCHING (2 Decisions)- in five runs to lead Chicago past California at Texas, 2 ppd. Tug McGraw, checked the Four Bull Best Ball Northwestern Community the local collegians. With Australia’s Margaret Court Sunday in a losing cause as the before the end of the opening John Havlicek said after Indiana. the 1-3 Cougars. Seaver, NY, 2-0, 1.000, 0.59; St. Louis. Phillies. Parker pitched 7 2-3 in­ First low net 54 - Rich Rior- College pushed across one runners on second and third, broke the service of American scoreb o^ was one from Manchester Community College Braves bowed to Los Angeles game of the National scoring 26 points. ‘The easiest The Bulls, who have gone Ellis, Pgh, 2-0, 1.000, 2.76. Monday’s Games nings of scoreless baseball, but dan, Jim Melley, Bob run in the last inning of each catcher Bud Ouelette was INortllwi'otorn (5) star Billie Jean King on the way ... No one was happier than Mel Allen when he parked his and A1 Downing 6-2. Basketball Association offense to guard is when west to face the Lakers the past to a 6-2,- 64 victory and the STRIKEOUTS-Carlton, Phi, Detroit (Lolich 6-2) at Boston ran into trouble in the ei^ th. LaChappelle, Herb Angell; se­ contest and swept a called for interference with the AB H E car outside the stadium was was recognized by some fans In other National League Eastern championship everyone stands around. We three seasons, only to return 1 2 19; Messrsmth, LA, 16. Phils’ pinch hitter Tommy cond low net 55 - Stan batter. Larry Warshausky was Duffey, 2b singles title at the $25,000 who sought out his autograph. Now residing in Connec­ games Sunday, New York Pirutes-Expos (Pattin 1-0) didn’t call many plays. We just losers each year, must feel like doubleheader from Giordano, cf Only games scheduled Hutton led off the eighth with a playoff. McFarland, Joe Novak, John awarded first base and the Virginia Slims of Wiiie Stargeil and Gene Alley moved, we were free lancing.” those 19th century prospectors Manchester C.C., Saturday Munill, 3b ticut, Aljen is still a big favorite with Yankee followers, edged Philadelphia 2-1, single. Parker appeared to be “ Our guys did everything, Turley, Don Morline; third low runners each advanced a base. Massachusetts tourney. clubbed home runs to help The Chicago Bulls took on the who kept searching for Califor­ fn Winsted, 3-2 and 54. Ouelette, If/c which was obvious when introduced by field announcer Pittsburgh slugged gmontreal out of trouble when he got the you couldn’t ask for more,” net 56 - Carroll Maddox, Frank In the second contest, MCC McKenzie, lb PALM BEACH, Fla. - Hie AMERICAN LEAGUE 8-3, CHiicago beat St. Louis 8-6, Pittsburgh defeat Montreal. Los Angeles Lakers and the law nia’s gold, but could never find The first game was a tense Bob l% epp^ ... Rico Petrocelli of the Red Sox has hit next two batters on pop flies. Coach Tommy Heinsohn said Connorton, Vic Abraitis, scored one run in each of the Griffin, rf Nastase and Vic ^ ix a s shared BATTING (15 at bats)-Fisk, San Diego swept a Stargeil had three hits and Bob of averages and both the Bulls it. pitchers’ duel. Superb perfor­ Thibodeau, c only two homers in his mjor league career at Yankee Switch Draft Date Then, he walked Willie Mon­ Sunday after the Celtics blitzed Maurice Perry; fourth low net first three innings. Joe Calaci the $6,000 first prize at the Bsn, .556; Griffin, Bsn, .556. doubleheader with Houston, Robertson drove honie a couple and the law came up losers for Chicago’s loss, its 18th con­ mances by winner Austin Walsh Tuncey, ss Stadium. The shortstop is now in his ninth year with the Hank Aaron NEW YORK (AP) - The tanez, and Deron Johnson the Knicks 134-108 before a 57 - Mort Rosenthal, Jack Oliva, rapped a solo homer to Palm Beach Masters Doubles RUNS-Patek, KC, 11; winning the first game 5-1 and of runs with clutch Hits. Alley’s another season. secutive away playoff defeat, and loser Ray Camarco forced Palin, p rapped a hanging slider for a packed crowd of 15,320 and a Ed Wadas, Jack McCallum; rightcenter to start the scoring Stoddart, If tourney after a 64, 6-3 victory Bosox... Plate Umpire Larry Barnett was in hot water all Mayberry, KC, 10., American Basketball Associa­ Going into Sunday night’s was especially bitter for Coach taking the second 44, and Cin­ three-run shot in the ninth put run-scoring single. national television audience. play into extra innings. Walsh in the first. ^ Matacio. ph over Pancho Gonzales and afternoon and the usually mild-mannered Eddie Popowski, RUNS BATTED tion announced Sunday it will ■^1 against the Lakers, the Bulls Dick Motta. “ A loss like this is sixth low net 57 - Ray Fahey, cinnati swept a pair with San Reds-Giants the game out of reach. Exit Parker, enter McGraw. “ In a shoot-out. I’ll be on Warren Butler, Earl Rohan, in his efforts whiffed 10 Cougar sj For the Victors^ Ouelette was Welcortie. rf Clark Graebner; r.oc i)9>l Red Sox third base 'Coach, became so enraged he was IN^Mayberry, KC; 14; Rojas,' hold its undergraduate draft on had two streaks going. They Saivastano, rf Francisco, rompMg ll-O in the Cincinnati softened up San them,” said New York just iike a year’s work down the batters. BRUSSELS - Stan Smith of Friday instead'of Tuesday. McGraw, who said he was so John Andrioli; low gross 66 - the hitting star, going 4-4. ejected after unloading on the arbiter ... Dwight Evans KC, 9. first game and whmiag the se­ Francisco’s pitching for Aaron sharpshooter Walt Frazier. had never won a playoff game drain,” he said. Northwestern struck for two An ABA spokesman said the emotional that his hands were Stan Hilinski, Frank Butkus, Ouelette knocked in the winning Totals 30 5 10 2 Pasadena, Calif., 4>utdueled fanned three times yesterday, all swinging third strikes, HITS-Rojas, KC, 14; Patek, cond 7-3. with 18 runs and 28 hits in the Padres-Astros “ It’s exactly what we didn’t on the road and hadn’t won at runs in the first inning on a change was made because the shaking, gave up an infield Vic Nadaskay, A1 Mannella; se­ run in the seventh as NWCC Australia’s Rod Laver, 6-2, 64, and it wouldn’t be at all surprising if he wound up at Paw­ KC 12 doubleheader sweep. San Diego got a pair of want. We didn’t play any walk and back-to-back doubles. Munchruler (4 ) rival National Basketball single to Greg lAizenski, who cond gross 70—Dick Provost won 54. Ken Palin got the win AB 6-1 in the singles finals at the DOUBLES-Rojas, KC, 5; Dodgers-Braves The first game romp included wellpitched games from Mike After the first inning, Camarco tucket for additional seasoning ...New York pitcher Mike Association had switched its doubled home the winning run defense. That’s the only adjust­ Ernie* Heath, Rhoar Flydal, Acey, 2b World Championship Tennis .Baylor, Bal, 3. Aaron did not have a hit in the five hits by Cesar Geronimo, (^rkins and Bill Grief to sweep Stafford Spring Sizxler hurled nine innings of shutout Guerin, cf Kekich is sidelined with'an injury suffered while pitching draft from Monday to Saturday night. McGraw threw ment we have to make.” Carl Engberg. [Nurthwentern (3) competition. TRIPLES—E.Brinkman, Det, Braves’ first four games this who scored four times. The a doubleheader from Houston. ball before NWCC pushed AB H E Calaci, ss batting practice ... Pearl Bailey helped launch the day by Thursday. Robinson nothing but screw- During the regular season, SeleelecI Nine NICE, France — Manuel 3; 16 Tied With 1. season. But sunny California fifth hit by Geronimo was a the two rivals split eight across an unearned run in the Duffey, 2b 0 0 ;0 Faico, rf Orantes of Spain bested Italy’s singing the National Anthem. She’s a regular at Yankee changed all that for the Braves’ balis and struck him out. Class A - Bert Carlson 30-4-26, 1 Tracey, cf HOME RUNS-Mayberry, two-run double against Dave Won by Vet Flemke 11th frame. Giordano, cf games, with defense the key in Frank Kiernan 31-4-27, Stan Munill, ss 0 Smallwood, 3b Adriano Panatta 7-6, 5-7, 4-6, 7- and Shea Stadium. KC, 3; Hisle, Min, 3; Jackson, slugger and he has reached the Camarco seemed to get Kingman ... the same Dave the outcome of most. However, By Dean Yost nifty driving tactics to get by McFarland 31-4-27; Class B - Ed Ouelette, c 0 Warshausky, c /c f 6,12-10, in a 4'A hour match and Oak, 3. seats three times on Atlanta's Kingman who hit 29 homers for stronger as the game McKenzie, lb 0 Lehan,lb West Coast trip. The club’s next the opener of the best-of-seven Pole-setter Gene Bergin held Troyer and then it became a Wadas 31-7-24, Bert Davis 31-6- copped the Nice International STOLEN BASES-Alomar, the Giants last year. The series was a true shoot-out. progressed. After Bud Saivastano, If 0 Bilodeau, p stop is San Francisco. the front position for the first two-man race between Flemke 25, 'Maynard Clough 33-7-26; 0^ Hayden, 2b Open title. CM, 5; Patek, KC, 6. slugger’s appearance as a mop- Ouetette’s first inning double, Welcome, rf Peace May Be in Plan Boston spurted to a 67-56 half­ two laps but Eddie Flemke and DeSarro. Class C - Dan Morline 34-11-23, Matacio, 3b 1 Bosk, rf MIAMI BEACH, Fla. - Chris PITCHING (2 No. 676 couldn’t prevent the up relieyer was merely a Camarco retired 13 batters in a time lead by hitting on 31 of 47 overtake him on the third cor­ The old master kpt the 2X in Bob Vonderkall 34-9-25, Pete Walsh, p 0 Nowak, c Evert topped Evonne Decisions)—Alexander, Bal, 2- Braves from bowing to Dow­ matter of the Giants saving a floor shots, 66 per cent. New row, yielding only three hits in Griffin, ph Goolagong, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 for the 0,1.000, 0.75; McNally, Bal, 2-0, ning and the Dodgers on a Vblkswogen announces ner and then led the next 78 cir­ the lead while DeSarro in the Griffiths 35-10-25; low gross - 26 4 3 2 Of Women’s Net Game regular arm in a lost cause. York hit on 25 of 38 for 65.8 per the nine shutout innings. Stoddard, rf Totals fourhitter. That’s because Von cuits to collect ?3,055 for 80-laps No. 3, tried every driving trick Stan Hilinski 73; blind bogey - NWCC 000 202 t - 5 $5,000 first prize at the Miami 1.000, 0.00. Joe Morgan slugged a pair of cent. MCC got a run in the third Joshua, who had not hit a major a Hmhed-edhien Volkswagen. of racing Sunday at Stafford possible but had to settle for se­ Joe Wall 80, Bert Davis 80. Totals 37 3 MCC 111 001 0 -4 Beach Camer Bank Open. BOSTON (AP) - Inter­ Friday in Lucerne. Heyman STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, home runs in the second game frame as John Acey tripled and The "That was some first half,” Speedway’s Spring Sizzler. cond. Following DeSarro was Pro Sweeps Manrliesler (2) RBI; Ouelette 3, Thibodeau, Acey, CLEVELAND - Ken national Law T e ^ s Federation said the international players of 23; Blyleven, Min, 19. league homer since 1970, tagged as the Reds completed the Heinsohn said. “ They shot like came home on cion Nowak’s AB Calaci, Smallwood, Lehan; 2BH; Munill, More than 13,000 fans turned Troyer and Paul Radford was Gross - Stan Hilinski 73, Rich Rosewall bested England’s has threatened Billie Jean the Virginia Slims circuit must a three-run shot as Los Angeles sweep. Morgan, Tony Perez and hell, and we did, too. Then we sacrifice fly. Acey, 2b Ouelette; 3BH; McKenzie; HR: Calaci; exploded for six runs in the out for the first big modified fourth and Guy.Chartrand fifth. Riordan 74; net - John Kristof Nowak, c Stolen bases: NWCC-Duffey (1), MCC - Roger Taylor, 6-3, 64, in the King, Margaret Court and other sign a statement not to play in Dave Concepcion had three hits broke it open in the third seventh inning to break open a show of the 1973 season. Leo Cleary, in the locally 78-10-68, Orlando Annulli 78-9- Calaci, ss Faico (3). Tracey (2), Acey (1), finals of a $50,000 World Cham­ members of their independent an tournament not sanctioned Schmidt Named apiece in the nightcap. Smallwood (1); Sacrifices NWCC- tight game. period.” Flemke started inside of the owned No. 87, retired after 69, Otto Lorentzen 76-7-69, Sher Faico, rf pionship 'Tennis event, the group with suspension, but by a national association after Morgan stole five bases in the “ We must have played well in MONTICELLO, N.Y. (AP) - Tracey, if Giordano (1), MCC Nowak (1), Lehan NEW YORK (AP) - Milt second row, by virtue of win­ seven laps due to a broken Porterfield 84-14-70. Cleveland Classic. peace y be in the offing. May IS. the first half because we were Monticello Raceway will sub­ Smallwood, 3b (I), Bilodeau U ); Left on bases: NWCC Sclunidt, general manager of ning the third qualifying race. rocker arm in the engine. He Siiiuluy Warshausky. cf 5. MCC 6; Bases on balls; NWCC 0, MCC Allen Heyman, Danish presi­ Walter Elocock, president of only 11 points down against stitute trifecta betting for the the Boston Bruins and a The Southington resident started the feature in ninth row Best 16 Camarco, p 6: Strike outs; NWCCPalln 15), MCC - dent of the ILTF, said in the USLTA, said he had not Badminton Champs shooting like that,” New York temporarily outlawed superfec- Bilodeau (61; Hits olf Palin 3 Ipr 4 runs Auto Racing member of pro hockey’s Hall of didn’t win easily as Fred inside. Class A - Tom Zemke 65-8-57, Lehan,'lb Switzerland Sunday that the talked to Mrs. King or other Coach Red Holzman said. “ It ta, according to track president Keefe, ph in 7 innings: Hits off Bilodeau KTfor 5 KUALA LUMPUR - J[ohn Fame, has been chosen to NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (AP) Poole of Los Angles defeated DeSarro, defending Sizzler Ted Backiel 65-8-57; Class B - group head^ by Mrs. King and players but he had heard “ the was marvelous shooting. Ob­ Leon Greenburg. runs in 7 innings; Hit by pitcher, by: MacDonald of Hong Kong ramrod the new Washington — Two California badminton Talbot and Mike 'Eredgett of titleholder, started 27th and Rlversble Speedway Sher Porterfield 67-14-53, Bob Totals 39 2 5 1 Palin - Lehan, Tracey; Wild Pitches: Court would be suspended if the girls have agreed to play in viously, though, we didn’t play Greenburg said Sunday that guided a Brabham BT40 to vic­ franchise in the National players have captured the England, 11-15, 51-11, 15-12. moved into contention on lap Saturday night Riverside Genovesi 63-9-54, Ed Ansaldi 68- NWCC 200 000 000 01—3 Palin-?, Bilodeau-1; Passed balls; MCC- pro players did not return to the sanctioned tournaments and good enough defense. They out­ the trifecta, which pays off for MCC 001 001 000 00-2 1; Winning Pitcher: Palin; Losing tory in the Malaysian Grand Hockey League, it was report^ ' men’s doubles for the fourth The three-day tournament, no. 15 as the Len Boehler coupe Speedway debuted the season 14-54; Class C - Ray Remes 79- fold by the end of April. accept the authority of the played us and they beat us.” picking the correct Oder of RBI; Munill, Oulette, Stoddard, Pitcher: Bilodeau (0-2) Sunday night on the National straight year in the U-S Open which ended Sunday, was held outpowered the field. and Charlie Glazer edged John­ 22-57, Mike Sibrinsz 76-19-57; PriTc. T h e 11-member ILTF ILTF and national With Jo JO White hitting for finish of the first three horses in Nowak, Warshausky; 2BH;. Munill, DIJON, France — Henri Broadcast!^ Co. network radio Amateur (Championship. Don at Central Connecticut State On the 48th lap, with Flemke ny Lobo for the checkered flag, low gross - Woody Clark 72, Ouelette; 3 BH: ^cey; SB: Acey, Management Committee met associations.” 13 of his game-high 30 points in a race, will be put in operation program Monitor. Paul of Long ^ c h and Jim College. leading and Maynard Troyer se­ as hard-running Bob Stefanik Stan Hilinski 72; blind Bogey - Warshausky: Left on bases: NWCC 7, Pescarolo and Gerard the third period, the Celtics out- tonight. MCC 9; SO; Walsh 10. Camarco 6. Highest Score Larrousse teamed to drive a cond, DeSarro showed some slipped into third position. The Fred Tracy 103. event was for 50-laps before Pro Sweeps Matra-Simea 670 to triumph in Produces Win the third race of the World some 5,076 fans. Gross - Woody Clark 72, Stan Boston Marathon Today Sports Car Championship Racing will continue at Hilinski 72; net Sher Porter­ PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) - It tance runner by the name of series. HWAN6’S SCHOOL OF TAE KWON-DO AAMCO Riverside and Stafford field 78-14-M, Ray Fahey 74-8- was the highest finish by a BOSTON (AP) - Way back in GAINESVILLE, G. - Peter Speedway every Saturday 66, John Kristof 79-10-69. 1897, a durable New York dis- J.J. McDermott dominated a winner in at least three years 640 HILLIJUID ST., MiUlGHESTER TEL 646-4745 serviced 106y425 Chevy night. field of 15 starters in winning on the pro tour, but happy Gregg of JacksoBville, Fla. automatic transmissions the first Boston A.A. Marathon. Homero Blancas wasn’t at all drove a Porsche home a com­ Range McDermott’s time of 2 hours, ashamed of it. fortable eight seconds ahead of HalVs A1 Holbert of Warrington, Pa. last year. Arrow INDOOR ARdHERY 55 minutes, 10 seconds was con­ “ I’ll take a one stroke victory sidered a great accomplish­ every time,” Blancas said in in the Trans-Am 500 at Road CLASSES BEGINNING ment. How times have changd, gasping relief after he and Atlanta. Iheijaoft/Oug not just in the price of a cup of Frank Beard took turns backing TRENTON, N. J. - A. J. coffee or a steak dinner. off in the final round of the Foyt and Mario Andretti each A record field of 1,574 was $150,000 Monsanto Open Golf won a division of the Trentonian SIGN UP NOW Bet you thought we'd never do it. Jet black trimming. entered today for the 77th run­ 'Tournament Sunday. Split 300 race at the Trenton THE ART OF SPECIAL CLASSES Well, catch this: Options^ All kinds, iike racing stripes. ning of the Patriots’ Day Blancas backed off just a lit­ Speedway. O versize radial tires. Mounted on Flare-tip pipes. Stereo radio. And more. classic from Hopkinton to tle less. He bogeyed two of his DARLINGTON, S.C. - David TAE KWON-DO • maiiGliestor (kmmMinity CoHoge Boston. last three holes. But Beard Pearson won his third stock car snazzy mag-type wheels. , If this sounds like what you've been OFFERS Class t waiting for from us, wait no more. bogeyed three of his last five race in a row, driving a red and Indy-type steering wheel. Covered in • PoNeo Class simulated leather over thick padding. W e built only a limited number of our and Homero pulled down the white Mercury. naiiiufii Hurang sciiooi mass $30,000 first prize with a fat, darlington, S.C. — Diavid 1. Self Dotonse True sports bucket seats. With con­ special-edition Sports Bug. four-over-par 75 in the final Pearson won his third stock car toured vinyl sides and no-slip fabric. To After all, we can’t make too much of round. , race in a row, driving a red and hold you comfortably while cornering. a good thing. Minchwtar Short-throw synchro stick shift. The He scored his fifth victory in white Mercury under the wire PARKADE 2. Physical Fitness faster you shift, the faster it shifts. 10 years on the pro tour with a almost 30 miles in front Benny Moiw proof, nobody Spirited air-cooled engine. Cost with 277 total, seven-under-par on Parson at the Rebel 500. ^ 'Women end Children known automatic WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE lightweight aluminum-magnesium alloy. transmissions bettor. the cool and windsvfept, 6,679 Are W ^eem e yard Pensacola Country Club EUROPEAN Just like in Super Vee racing engines. HorseRacing CITQO course. HEALTH Four-wheel independent suspension. ___ SPA Hall’s Arrow offers the ultimate In modern,! safe Indoor Archery facilities. There '« Beard, who made up a four MIAMI — Lord Vancouver, HOURS MePherson-design coil/shock combo up ? h » « n » T e . lor « » wt.01. family wtmthe, lliay b . Bo«bunl.,, ..rlou, tarsal stroke deficit over the first 10 $21.40, was a surprise 2Mi length front. Double-jointed rear axle with in­ victor pver Life Cycle in the MONDAY THRU FRIDAY dependent trailing arms In back. shooter, or beginner. i ^ ' . , - - boles, blew it with bogey on his iPPllANCE PARTS last two holes. He finished with $139,200 Pan American 'Turf 11:00 A.M. - 12:00 A.M. Special high-gloss point job. In Saturn With expert Instruction archery leteona make learning not opiy eapy a 72 for 278—his beat in more Handicap at Gulfstream Park. 2:80 P.M. - 3:30 P.M. Yellow. O r ^ ro th o n Silver Metallic. w a s h e r s ' d r ye r s NEW YORK - Key To The but tuna At a coat of only $2a00 a n y M y can shoot a bow and Uian two years. 5:30 P.M. - 7:00 P.M. listructOR iMniW KWW SUNG RANGES niSHWAGHERS Mint, $3.80, pulled out to a two iai4>1RSR: Regahio si Rons Anay i arrow safely and with a reasonable degree of akliia length win over Kng’s Bishop in 7:80 P.M. - 0:00 P.M. MMCO TRANSMISSION OF MANCHESTER REFRIGERATORS STEVENSON BROS. IRfR-IRTOi RsaahRs si f V the $54,400 Excelsior Handicap 0:80 PJI. - 10:80 P^. 198»^]g70ii r a r Th a p p l i a n c e ^ EXXON at Aqueduct. IRTURapnl______sf Rons Rnqr Cspisln I HILUARD STREET S3 ToMsnd Take, — Routs 83, TslcotMllo I Haro arrow (INDOOR aaCNERY) Rango BALTIMORE - Cup Bearer, TED TRUDONp INC. 201 Wool Tnba. H anchaatar R« til cninwii INFORMATION GAU: 1R71:Pnit«WHtasynay aavan nsaan ■ m o n fofow w ni Uns Tsi. 643-2467 imwo f\ REPAIR m UW Ibxu. Unkiiiir $18.20, scored by a length over TOiUNQTfVL RT.tS* a H v n m IRTSi Rwaars t ' ' d Tsnas Himiesd FM Towing Opon HighOy o m -1 1 PH Mon., Tuoa., Ilwra., M . iqafDRi'il SI MiNCHiSim Sliver Doctor in the Pimlico T A U in m n u E umomtn Ownod snd Oporstsd by Oono Riissol 6 Sons Opon All Day and Cvanings Wod. A Sat Sun. .12-0 PM Tal. 646-0443 K 2IEC133ai5im $30,500 Challedon Stakes.

- J'; ‘"rr9r

PAGE TWENtY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Coon., Mon., April It, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 16, 1973 — PAGE TWENTY-FIVE BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCMRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOPPLE eimbr«Mrl>sl> Tj>. >« ui ^ at X'M HAk/IN'A U L /oM,MaTOUDO>m IVBPICKBPUP VeAH.LOOKBeiORe' yiHDTWil I X'VK BOTMIVACHIM VlAKTCH I H I S i O O S E T S7XU aiAMP»,iMA7CH £OVEI2»,MC>Krm VOULBAP-tAVEAM MMOIt* OS600P T'nrrCH/ELMSR! TH' rVR WIRE? <3 Fast — Effective X IM W ^ VOU'P TCACH rM MOT ABOUT-ID aBCOMe M* T1M~WSMA!»aOMMA , HIM I D STOP BARMNSL ^ MDUVep IH THE BRBEPMd AMP LerrHiMPo IT/ vnPEn Over )5,000 Paid Subscribers ------FEEPtMaOPRXaP/ UNUMPMSCOAU Herald Classified Ads AMVOOMMEMTST BARoes? Over 60,000 Daily Readers (15 Word Minimum) Fast Results 1 D a y ...... — 8(t per word per day r 3 Days...... — 7(t per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR 6 Days...... — 6(t per word per day CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 26 Days ...... — 5(t per word per day 12:M NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCA'HON Happy Ads .. • ...... $1.50 Inch Deadline for Saturday and Monday PHONE 643-27U bl2:N Noon Friday MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD PHIL^VDU'VE ^ IN A LITTLE WHILE I CAN'T HELP IT, BEEN ASKING ME WE'LL KNOW WHAT HALLIGANi I'VE npOTB' Heating-Plumbing BEEN A WRECK Help Wanted WHAT TIME IS IT WHAT TIME IT IS HAPPENED/ NOW HERALD MobllaM a HHoman NOW, HALLI6AN? EVERY FEW A PLEASE SIT SINCE THAT MAN, PLEASE READ SAM Watson Plumbing and SECONDS.' J h DOWN BEFORE TARNISH, WALKED IN MAN FOR tire service, with VOU MAKE ME HERE/ T HOPE AND BOX LETTERS 1965 YELLOWSTONE, sleeps IBIlin IMU Heating. Bathroom remodeling growing tire concern. Good A NERVOUS PRAY THAT HIS YOUR AD six, 13’, icebox, stove, with and repairs. Free estimates. benefits and overtime. Must be WRECK! CHARGES AGAINST C ^ E THINK* For Your Call 64^3808. married and want steady work. feOODIE'ARE FALSE/ LOSItM H V-/* Classified or "Want Ads" are, accessories. $995. 875-0212. H~lb UN AMERICAN Information Apply in person, Nichols WHY MOTHERS OET GRAY taken over the phone as a con­ Motorcfclaa-BIcyelaa 11 B O m Heating and Plumbing Manchester Tire, Inc., 295 THE HERALD will not dis­ venience. The advertiser should — Prompt, courteous service. Broad Street, Manchester. close the identity of any adver- read his ad the FIRST DAY IT HARLEY-Davidson motor- Call 643-1496. Short ribs BY FRANK O’NEAL tiser.using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in cycles, parts and accessories, SALESLADIES - Pilgrim answering blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The lurleyarley Davidson Sales, 49 Park NO JOB too small. Immediate Mills Fabric Department Store desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE St., Hartford, 247-9774. service on service calls. Free has immediate openings for can follow this procedure; estimates gladly given on mature women as salesladies. incorrect or omitted insertion for heating or Numbing. Faucets weuL.a'MoFFON A n o t h e r any advertisement and then only to MOTORCYCLE insurance — Apply to 434 Oakland Street, Enclose your reply to the box Low rates. Immediate binding repaired or installed. Water emoRlNEIRlP RJR THE the extent of a "make good" inser­ Manchester. in an envelope — address to the authority. Call Joan Lane at s worked on. Complete tion. Errors which do not lessen the Classified Manager, Manchester Clarke Insurance Agency, 643- B ig systems, rec rooms, SHORT ORDER cook, steady PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER value of the advertisement will not 1126. etc. Call M & M Plumbing & work, 74. Apply in person only. . Sew o w Evening Herald, together with a Heating, 649-2871. FRK5HT&NIN& ALL ^ memo listing the companies be corrected by "make good" inser­ Howard Johnson’s, 394 Tolland m a y h o w (• a t y o w THIS TALK ABOUT AN tion. TWO motorcycles — 1970 Hon­ Tpke., Manchester. o Iw ppyaM ENJERSV SWORTAOE, ^ you do NOT want to see your da, CB350, $ ^ . or best offer; TOWNE Plumbing Service. ISN 'T IT?I y j - letter. Your letter will be 6 43 -27 1 1 1969 Ossa, ^ Pioneer, $M0. Repairs, alterations. American HAIRDRESSERS wanted full, O Q o o destroyed if the advertiser is 742-7510. Standard fixtures used art-time. Apply in person, one you’ve mentioned. If not it exclusively. Immediate ser- san Dee (Coifteures, 525 Main — vice.Call 649-4056. := will be handled in the usual Autoa For Sala EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Street, Manchester. I Happy BirtheJay g manner.______makes, models and speeds. 1964 OLDSMOBILE, power Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, SEWERLINES, sink lines, MATURE woman for work in I MARY I THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA Loaf and Found steering, power brakes, very Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- cleaned with electric cutters, home for elderly. Mrs. Miller, good condition. $200. Pone 643- 2098. by professionals. McKinney 649-5985, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. I Love, I LOST black Poodle, male, red 5263. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ HE 9AV©-THAT WAV- pany, 643-5308. ^ Phil W E LL, WHAT DID T H E MV PROBLEMS WILL collar, vicinity West Middle 1969 HONDA SL90. ExceUent •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SECURITY Guards wanted I i .DOCTOR RECOMMEND? BE t a k e n c a r e o f , BV, Tpke. Please call 646-8555. 1969 DODGE Charger - 383, condition. Low mileage. Call full-time, second and third •••••••••••••••••••••••• four-speed, Michelin tires, 6464165 after 6 p.m. Electrical 18 shifts. Location in Manchester. ^ l4>04Kf^J‘ 4-\« WHAT HE CALLS, 4-16 ty H U , WT t m . t f . U.L 'OSMOSIS*. Paraonala-AnnouneamenU 2 excellent condition. 646-1847. Must be over 25. Inquire 246- 1972 MINI ENDURO, excellent MERZ ELECTRICAL Service. 8585. Help Wanted 35 Electrical repairs, additions, INCOME TAX Service, at your CAMARO, 1971, 6 cylinder, 3- Condition, $295. Call 6464)136. THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM s p ^ standard on floor, 24,000 alterations. Small job KEYPUNCH Operator - Home home. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329 spec or 247-3115. miles. Radio, heater, disc 1972 HONDA, 350 CL, excellent specialist. Free estimates. appliance manufacturer is Technically oriented. be W n o u w e iw b r r ' X WOWEReP UHAT A (Xm m jSfSi ^ brakes, new battery, two new condition. Low mileage. $800. Master Charge. 643-8832. looking for operator good with figures, will teach tires and muffler. Very clean. Phone 742-9162 after 5 p.m, experienced with Alpha- you the rest. Qilonial Spring, OFiCW^DAPf< POMfaOM-nCBCTIBDCW^HK! INCOME Tax returns prepared Flooring 18 Bloomfield, 242-6267. in your home or mine. Call Asking $2,200. 646-5968. (0 Itn kr NEA Ik . Numeric. Good wages and evenings. H. H. Wilson, 649- 1972 HONDA 450, $1,000. Call benefits. Apply Personnel 6506. 1972 GRAND Torino wagon, ful­ 528-5385. "Guess what the doctor told me today? Right now we FLOOR SANDING and Department, Iona Company, 6 EXPERIENCED Carpenter in ly loaded, must sell. Call 623- are an average family—we have 2.3 children!" Refinishing, (specializing in Regent Street, Manchester. remodeling. (^11 Robert Jarvis, 1783, 289-0418. 120 KAWASAKI, modified for older floors). Inside and outoide 643-6712 after 4:30. INCOME tax returns and painting. John Verfaille, 646- bookkeeping done professional­ dirt, new motor, super clean. 5750, 872-2222. McDQMLD’S NODS EXPERIENCED Painters, ly. Call Dan Hickey, 649-9145. 1960 AUSTIN HEALY Sprite, Phone 6434920 after 5 p.m. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Bugeye, body good, engine Services Ottered 12 Building-Contracting 14 part-time, piece work only. Call Bondn-Stoekn-Mortgagaa 27 ASSISTNIT MMUGERS 649-7863, George. INCOME TAX — For accurate good. Must be seen. B*. Asking $200. Phone 643-5731. WASHING Machine Repairs - Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird nings, used twice. $3,200. 643- RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Roofing, storm windows and 50-hour week. Le-Mi (Corpora­ RITI r(geog 1966 CHEVELLE, Super Sport, 8957. Maytag. Reasonable rates. ditions, rec rooms, porch^ and doors, and gutters. Aluminum tion, 1 Mitchell Drive, 396, 4-speed, good condition. Former owner Pike Coin .Wash- roofing. No job too small. Call awnings. 64^9444, 6884849. Manchester, 643-2362. $600 or best offer. 1-456-1658. 1972 VOLKSWAGEN Camp- Dry Cleaning. 63-4913. 6494144. mobile with pop-up top. 17,000 ROSSI Roofing, siding, HARDWARE Store - Gerk, 1967 CHEVROLET, 9 passenger miles, like new. Electric CARPENTRY — Porches, gar­ chimneys, gutters. Free es­ full-time. Apply in person, 99 EAST CENTER STREET wagon, V-8, automatic, power refrigerator, raidial tires, Euro­ ages, additions, repairs, small Read timates, fully insured. Days, Barrett Plumbinig Supply Co., MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT steering, good condition. $650 or pean radio. Moving, must sell. ions. Free estimates. Stephen 331 Broad Street, Manchester. $3,800. 633-9925. evenings, 529-8056, Paul 640-3441 t m i by NIA. toe . etu^foiUBnM ■fjfe v--,, noiiitft best offer. 1-456-16M. Martin, 646-7295 after 4 p.m. Herald Ads Cosgrove, 643-5364. Gosed Wednesdays.

■ ’ ' V ' PAGE TWENTY-SIX -- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., April 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Ctonn., Mon., April 16, 1973 - PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN N««i WanlMf 98 H9lp W a n fd 88 ‘Apartments For Rant 89 Out of Town- For Rant Houaoo For SrOo ^ Lota-Land For Sold 79 Out of Town-For Solo " 78 W amTA kHOM’tlOW 1ME 0 0 8 6 O O f H e p r o m o t e d h im 71 ^ I’LL SHOW yoii the Avon way COLONIAL MANOR - 4Vi South Windsor Police to an exciting new life! Call me «IO OF -IWE OFFICE GOOF-OFF QUIET? Now renting in V«^ VfillWON — Businesa zoned, room Townhouse, aiqiliances, SOUTH WINDSOR $10,000 VERNON — 7-room Raised TOLLAND SOUTH WINDSOR now for facts on roonw you can AMO PRACTKAL JO K E R ? utilities, basement, ratio, etc. non, new 6-unit apartnient 96zlW parcel, close to Vernon .OOlliYINUaA Ranch, two-car garage, 3 make as an Avon Represefr- BACK ‘R3 J lH e cOMMNV'* EEniKHV house, one block from Hmiry Circle with 7-room Cape, ready A LOT WITN SNAOE III POW III South Windsor Police MACHINIST $25. J. D. Real Estate LARK, UMP lAMI? bedrooms, 2 baths, family rotMU tative, selling, our famous Associates, 643-5129. Park on dead end street. Heat, for craveraion to off ice or retw Beautiful pne-acre heavily with raisra hearth flr^lace. ‘liiat’s what this big gorgeous, Berrio Resigning reported a house break at the products in your community. hot water, range, refrigerator, business. Starkweather A spacious older 7 room treed lot In preferred area ot Maintenance free hand split 8-room Raised Ranch does to home of Michael J. Hawran, S9 TOOL MAKERS Call 289-4922. DESIRABLE four rooms, se­ disposal, carpet, air- Realtora, 646-5353. home, established r ^ d ^ fine bmnes. Will build to suit shake exterior. Half acre lot. you when you step in the front Long HiU Rd., South Winitom-, Anpljr In pnraon cond floor, stove and heat in­ conditioning. Security required. tial neighborhood with all your needs. For details call Well landscaped. 18x21’ brick Sunday. The break netted One-bedroom unit with garhge, Houses For Solo door. Too many extras to cluded, security^ central loca­ 72 utilities. TwoHcar garage, Jon Jennings at 6)9-5306. ratio, view on quiet street. mention here; but 2tk baths, From Council thieves over $400 in cash and SEG R EtAR V tion. 649-1919 between 5-7. $195. monthly. Two-bedroom Walking distance to Elementary Unit, 1V4 baths, $220 monthly. walk-up room attic. Low, Florida nxMn are two to start! valuables, police said. THE E.A. PATTEN CO. RECEPTIONIST MANCHEjSTEiR — New con­ school. Under $35,000. Owner, Taken in the break was a por­ Fabrieatora of AlrerafI Componont parte. 2W ROOM apartment, all 875-7170, A. J. Loehr. .• struction, 6-room Ranch, IVk low 30’s. Call. we B&W •• 8724)226. Call Tony Wasilefsl^ gt 649- South Windsor Town Coun­ tion for classes may be made, Must be a well organized per­ CO\ baths, fully equlraed kitchen, 5306. Price mid 40’s. cilman Richard M. Berrio will with instructor Barbara table color television, a digital 303 Watharall 8 t Manchaatar, Conn. appliances and utilities in­ WAMENLMOWUWD clock radio and approximately son, capable of working 0_ cluded, large enclosed patio, ROCKVILLE — 4-room apart­ excellent n eii^ rtio o d on bus REALTOM MS-1108 Hm BARROlte ft WALLACE Co. COVENTRY - Mini-estate submit his resignation to the Slotzer, 644-8960; or the Recrea­ public, must be good typist, gas barbeque, swimming pool. ment, $165. Completely jjne- W5’W0. Hayes Agency, Realtan-MLS with 160’ on the water. Califor­ ..B&W.. Town Council monday night. He tion Department, 644)2511. $50 in cash. o o4w*vl3L* M andM otor P a rkadt-riM M IH Entry was gained in the knowledge of shorUiand essoi- 649-0358, 643-m . remodeled, heat, appliances. nia style Ranch home. ’Two full said he is leaving the council : n Mr. Fochi, 522-2263, 875-3001 The BARROWS ft WALLACE Co. break, which occurred between tial. Apply baths, two-car garage. For Raalton— MLS because of increasing business PART-TIME — Clean cut WOMAN wanted for evenings, weekends. PRIVACY — 2.6 acres, 7-room NINE-ROOM house incln.....^ Rockville 1 and 10:15 p.m. by prying open 3% ROOM APARTMENT, more details call The Zinsser Mandiefter Parkade-MSftSW committments. delivery man for mornings, housecleaning, Monday through Ranch, family room, paneling, apartment for in-laws, 2W COVENTRY - High on a hlU, Agency, 646-1511. the back door of tte home. Manchester Drug, 717 Main St. heat, hot water, built-ins, baths, enclosed porch, two-car four acres. 780’ frontage, only Berrio is a first-term Friday, full or part-time. HARTFORD NATIONAL parking, $170. 643-7183 after 5. ROCKVILLE — Four-rooms, family kitchen, garage, trees, Hospital Police say the Investigation la Benefits. Reply Box "B”, RANK A TRUST all utilities included. Yard, $165 landscaped. $32,900. Hutchins garage with automatic doors, $7,500. Pasek-Rutherford, 2 ^ COVENTRY - North - Extra Wantod-Roal Batata 77 Democrat. His resignation will WOMAN — Will train for 7475, 74241542. continuing. Manchester Herald. Include 320 WMt Mlddln Tpkn. FOUR ROOMS and bath, stove monthly. Available June 1st. Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. aluinlnum siding, on Mi acre big and beautiful! Aluminum b^om e effective May 1. Notes making Dairy Queen frozen references. 872-0359. r heavily treed lot. Priced in nUd- sided Raised Ranch with a SELLING your home or Berrio has taken a position as novelties, and some counter and refrigerator. References. Admitted Friday: Frank Police say that a Groton mad No pets. $135. Call 649-3315. IMMACULATE 6% room forties. Principals only, ^ o n e Roaort Proporty-For Sale 74 ;reat many delightful and prac- acreage? For prompt friendly vice president of a new bank in work, 9-2, 4 days weekly. Apply LEARN a family business, JlkiALuoeiz Ut Ranch, remodeled kitchen, dis­ 643-6780 for appointmrat. ical features. Located in a service, call Louis Dimock Valente, Charter Rd., was arrestkl Friday night and Hartford Road Dairy Queen, aggressive person who enjoys ■nuAWAHPAM^i, In TWO-BEDROOM sununer cot­ ? Windsor which will open at the CLERK wanted for daily MODERN large five-room Bualnaaa Locations- hwasher, 1% baths, carpeting, lovely area. An excellent value Realty, 649-9823. end of April. He said meetings of Rockville; Margaret Provost charged with possession o>f between 10-12. dealing with the public. Salary AUieeR'SLAtft ^ c zi For Rant 87 large paneled recreation room, MANCHESTER 6-bedroom tage, by Andover Lake, marijuana and hashish. newspaper. Aptitude for figures apartment, second floor, wall- at $37,900. Owner, 742-9287. the bank’s board are scheduled Union St., R o c k v ille ; and benefits. For interview, 4-16 1 .111 garage. Low 30’s. Hutchins home in business zone, 2 baths, screened porch, completelv fur­ ALL CASH for your property Peter Fantasia, 20, of Groton, a requisite. Please call 1^. ”F/ORM3ix » r r In to-wall carpeting throughout. for Monday nights and would in­ Kathleen DuPilka, West MACHINISTS - We have the call 644-2291. Lavoie, 875-0706. lU M -'fU E i Ifm MANCHESTER - 100,000 Agency, 649-5324. 2-car garage, alumbium siding, nished, excellent condition. within 24 hours,9. Avoid red tape, was reportedly observed by following openings — lathe, Stove and refrigerator, adults $10,500. Call owner, 742-7165. COVENTRY terfere with his attendance at Willington; Ginton Marth, Vine HU3TGO THE En tb A flp ie ! ^ square feet, will divide. Immaculate. Bel Air Real instant service. Hayes Agency, police sitting in his car on the Bridgeport, tool makers and only, no pets. $175. Ann Lord Suitable for mahufacturing..flnd Estate, 643-9332. HOME PLUS 6464)131. Town Ckiuncil meetings held the Dr., Vernon; Brett Sutherland, BRIDGEPORT WOMAN TO op erate laund^ 4 awBR m i ” Realty, 5284139. Franklin St., Rockville; Bever­ side of the road. A police in­ burr men. The Purdy Corp., 586 hours daily, 6 di lys a week. Call warehouse. 1-748-5634. LAKE CHAFFEE-Waterfront BEAUTIFUL UNO same night. Hilliard St., Manchester. 649- OPERATORS 644-1504. MANCHESTER — Spacious year ’round home. 30 minutes SELLING your home or The Democratic party is ly Lee, South St., Rockville; vestigation apparently turned 0000. THREE-ROOM apartment, six-room Colonial located near from Hartford. 2-3 bedrooms, A picturesque and serene set­ acreage? Working for you i our Donald Eden, Seneca Dr., Ver­ up a small quantity of Boata^Aceaaaorlaa 48 Rooms Without Board 89 Apartments For Rant heat, parking, utilities. No pets, 460 MAIN St. - Ideal for store, DUPLEX expected to have a nomination Exporloncod, full and part- 89 office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- Manchester — Each side' two schools, shopping and church. living room with fireplace and ting of mature pine and fruit pleasure. Hagler Real Estate, non. marijuana and hashish in ‘the PRODUCE Clerk, full-time. Uma. Apply: FULL CHARSE security deposit. Porter Street Formid dining room, fireplaced rec room. Call now before this trees, enhance this 643-6624. for the vacancy created by his EVINRUDE outboard motors, COZY ROOM for gentleman, area. $150. Available May 1st. 5. bedrooms, living room, resignation by May 1. Possible Discharged Friday: Julia vehicle. Apply in person, Supreme kitchen, separate basements living room, priced in the low property is in demand. $28,500. meticulously restored 1800 8- Bartlett, Broad Brook; Phyllis He was released on^a $250 Foods, 485 Hartford Road. ROOKKEEPER Holsclaw and Mastercraft semi-private bath and shower, WOODUW Ideal for newlyweds. 247-4688. candidates for his seat on the trailers) sales-service. 466 MAIN Street — Building for and driveways, good location. 30’s. Zinsser Agency, 646‘lSll. Lessenger Realtors, 646-8713, room Colonial-Cape. ’There WE WILL buy your home. Call Gauvin, Vernon Ave., non-surety bond for court May E a S G A B E C O . East of river location. Star­ private family. 649-0719. any business, office, or com­ 228-3^, 742-9718. anytime, Hutchins Agency, council are Edward Havens of M Itc M Driva ting salary to |10,000. Fee Complete service department, MMOR FOUR-ROOM apartment, two- Priced at $29,900. are 24 acres of rolling land Rockville; Nicholas Longo, 7. BOOKKEEPER - Full charge, boating supplies, accessories, mercial use, near Center. Call MANCHESTER — 5-5 Duplex, 3 with fields and woo^ands. Realtors, 649-5324. Imperial Dr., Patricia Martin, part-time. $3 hourly. Pleasant Manchaatar 649-3258 paid. Must have automotive ROOM with kitchen privileges. family house, bus line, stove, bedrooms, separate furnaces, Out of Town-For Safe 75 Willington; Joseph Gistofani, Woolsey paints, Gerich’s refrigerator, air-conditioner, 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. FM The home is high on a hill with a town selectman, and Edward Manchester office. Free background. Call Mr. Centrally located, 14 Arch St. APARTMENTS excellent location near park, LIST YOUR real estate, Stebens of Graham Rd. Patricia Dr., Vernon. Aldo G. Gark, 17, of 34 Wendy Marine Service, 1982 Tolland heat. Adults. Available May 1st, 0 4 7 -0 0 0 8 a view of the valley below. Admitted Saturday: Ray­ Dr., was charged early Satur­ parking. Reply in own Schroder Hommtead SIrMt MANCHESTER 10,000 square nBrntimnAnutet $38,900. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. TOLLAND — Four-bedroom business or residential property To Cover Deficit handwriting, to P.O. Box 243, Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. $180. Days, 643-8927, 646-1232 Colonial, 2Mi baths, kitchen Call. with Russell’s Real Estate, 195 mond LaMonte, Banforth Rd., day morning with failure to PART-TIME, evenings, some BAILEY EMPLOYMENT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• (Oft W. Middto Tpk«.) after 5:30. feet industrial space. Fully W Ute IIM teMtoto South Windsor Mayor Manchester, Conn., 06040. cash register experience. sprinklered, loading docks, of­ $74,900 — The best 9-room with built-ins, family, room off Spruce Street, Manchester, 649- Rockville; Gieryl Shea, Daly drive in the proper lane in con­ SERVICE 6 4 e -9 18 0 15” GLASTRON fiberglass boat Apartments For Rant 63 MANCHESTER Abraham Glassman said the Available immediately. Apply Built by fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- Colonial we’ve ever seen. For kitchen, attached garage. Nice WARREN L HOWLAND 9^9, 228-9234. Rd., Coventry. nection with a one-car accident with 100 h.p. Mercury electric FOUR-ROOMS, second floor, details, Mr. Lombardo, treed lot. International Town Council will cover the an­ injperson, 7-11 Store, ^ Green start engine, Snowco tilt- WE HAVE customers waiting UAR HOUSING CORP. 25 Ridgewood Street. $100 a 0131. OEALTOOS 043-1108 Discharged Saturday; at Dart Hill and Newmarker 10-2 p.m., daiiy. Experience Manchester. BeUlore Agency, 647-1413. Associates Inc., Realtors, 647- TWdai 8f Salta? ticipated deficit of the Board of Rds. trailer. Boat coyer, water skis, for the rental of yoiir apartment 1 and 2-bedroom luxury month. Security. Phone 643- BOWERS School, beautifully Kathryn Myhr, West Hartford; preferred, but will train. Apply Situation Wantad 98 clean 6-room Cape. Aluminum 1300. Education for the current fiscal Police . say that Gark was cushions, etc. Goes over 40 or home. J.D. Real Estate apartments. Features wall-to- 5873. ANDOVER-6-ro, STOP Lillian Greenwood, (}uarry St., Brooks Discount Center, 317 REGISTERED Nurses - 3 NEW OFFICE sided, detached garage, deep year. blinded by the headlights of an Green Rd. Manchester. WOMAN will do housekeeping, m.p.h. $2,050. Phone 646-2160 Associates, Inc. 643-5129. wall carpeting, vanity tile, BOLTON — Mount Sumner full dormer, 3 bedrooms, 3.7 Invoatigato our guarantood Rockville; Donald Eden, p.m. to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 after 6 p.m. treed lot. Fireplaced living Glassman’s statement was in oncoming vehicle and struck a experienced, reliable, baths, built-in oven, range, BUILDING *26,900 Drive, 9-room Contemporary acres, privacy insured. $23,9(X). salsa plan Brat Seneca Dr., Vernon; Stephen a.m. 40-hour week. Salary $375 LOOKING for anything in real APARTM ENT room, new furnace. Won’t last response to an announcement at tree on the right side of the bi-weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly references. Please call 649- dishwasher, refrigerator and 341 MOAO ST. Ranch. 3-4 bedrooms, 2Vt baths, Principals only, 742-5920. Schumey, Duncaster Lane, Ver­ 4374. 16’ SEAMAID Fiberglass estate rental — apartments, long. Keith Real Estate, 646- INTERNATIONAL a Board of Education meeting road. He then lost control of the with degree. Many fringe disposal, electric heat, 2 air RENTAL OFFICE MMfCHESTES. dWN. 4126, 649-1922. two fireplaces, two-bay base­ Tuesday night that on-the-road non; Mary Logan, Ellington NO EXPERIENCE ^ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• runabout, 60 h.p. Evinrude, homes, multiple dwellings, no Manchester - 6-room older ment garage. Lovely setting, HEBRON — Three bedroom ASSOCIATES, INC. Ave., Rockville; Bernard Len- car and struck a utility pole. benefits. Veterans Home and trailer and accessories. Good conditioners, glass sliding ; We have a large variety of;; S50 Item FM M IB. Realtors 047-1300 driver training has been REQUIRED — SELL Hospital, Exit 23, off 1-91. West Doga-BIrda-Pata 41 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate home with 3 bedrooms, minutes to parkway. Inter­ Ranch, rec room, in-ground tocha. Hale St., Rockville; Court date is April 30. condition. $800. Phone 1-749- Associates, Inc. 643-5129. doors, all large rooms. Full IMMACULATE Ranch, 3 333 East Contar S t stopped at the high school Street, Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571 I deluxe one and two-bedroom < > • Ideal for group medical spacious living room, full national Associates, Inc., pool, oversized two-car garage, Grace Hirth, Tolland Ave., VERNON 2384. basement storage area, ample bedrooms, IW baths, recreation because of lack of ntioney. The GOOD HUMOR extensions 395, 233, 248. IRISH SETTER pups, AKC apartments and townhouses 1 or attorney office practice, room, 20x40 swimming pool, 2- basement and garage. Gose Realtors, 647-1300. deck, on one acre. Private back Rockville; Clinton Marth, Vine Patricia F. Guiheen, 44, of 2 Available for Easter, call 644- parking. Starting at $175. yard. High 30’s. Owner, 646- announcement was made by ; throughout Manchester. Ren-; branch corporate office, in­ car garage, aluminum siding, to schools and shopping. i Dr., Vernon; Lawrence Ward St., Rockville, was 8692 week days after 4 p.m. 16’ THOMPSON Lapstrake, 60 MANCHESTER Handy to shopping, schools, MANCHESTER - Bolton, 1523. Superintendent of Schools ICE CREAM LICENSED plumber h.p. motor, trailer, Tull canvas < tal office open daily from 9-5,! > surance agency, etc. 105x304 lot. All for only $34,9M. Murphy, Stafford Springs; Mrs. charged with operating a motor experienced in new construc­ bus and religious facilities. ; other times by appointment. Bel Air Real Estate, 6 4 ^ 9 ^ . excellent 4-room Ranch, wall to □larles Warner. Warner said • START AT ONCE FREE — Kittens, part cover. N e^s some work. $500 MODERN • Includes air-conditioning, JARVIS REALTY wall caipeting, extra large gar­ Jews M ark Aline ’Tischofer and baby, vehicle while under the in­ tion. Call 646-4523. or best offer. 849-4677. Model apartment open for other programs may have to EARN HIGH INCOME Siamese. Phone 646-6281. LUXURIOUS UVMG heat, elevator, janitorial 043-1121 age with storage area. Large KWusTiiG covomr Burke Rd., Rockville. fluence of liquor. The summons • NO CASH BOND inspection 1-5 p.m., Saturday MUUTO OnOVIBSES, HC. service, partitioning, carpet­ COMFORTABLE, oversized 7- cut if the board does not receive was issued Saturday on West St. FEMALE — four full days, full In rural location, I 24M lira State li, Mwctoitar room Cape, 2 baths, 4 OEJILTOIIS - ML8 lot, retirement or starter home. ALUM. SIDED a committment from the Town Births Saturday; A daughter REQUIRED AKC FEMALE Siberian Husky, Household Goods 51 and Sunday. Other times by' ing and draperies. A real doll house. Priced at only Passover She was released on a $250 non­ charge bookkeeping. 18 minutes from HartfonI bedrooms, beautiful lawn. In Council for an expected $55,000 to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pollio, given away to good home, 4V4 appointment. • 400 on-site parking. $23,800. Charles Lesperance, RANCH surety bond for court May 1. HIGH LIBERAL Knowledge of insurance help­ SINGER Touch and Sew, like one of Manchester’s finest IMMACULATE two-family 5-5. deficit. Park St., Rockville; A daughter ful, east-of-river. Call 289-5448 years old, very good with 1- BEDROOM APTS. Brokers Protected 649-7620. Immaculate Ranch with love­ The Jewish Holiday of PERCENTAGE new, hems, buttonholes, stretch Call: areas. Priced to sell in the Garages, separate furnaces, Glassman said the board has to Mr. and Mrs. Goyd Lee, for appointment. children. Phone 643-2206. Start at S198. carpeting. Only $46,900. Pasek- ly fireplaced living room, eat- Passover will begin this South St., Rockville. Brian F. West, 24, of South DRIVER’S .LICENSE stitches, monograms, sews on Porter Street area. T. J. VERNON $34,900 been assured that its deficit will ESSENTIAL also avaUaMo UAR Housing Corp THREE ROOMS, tile bath, NORTKJIST FMMKUL C0». Crockett, Realtors, 63-1577. Rutherford, Realtors, MLS, in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, all set evening at sundown and will Admitted Sunday; Edmond St., Rockville, was charged buttons, fancy designs. be covered, but that it would be 18 YEARS OR OLDER MALE For delivery and Articlea lor Sale 45 Originally $399.50, now only 2- BEOtlOOM APTS. 643-9551 heat, hot water included. 289-7475. on lovely acre treed lot. continue for eight days through Saturday with failure to drive M EK TURFS SMOKE bad planning for the council to Gosselin, Franklin St., CHOICE TERRITORIES stock 8 a.m.-3 p.m. Daily $99.65. Easy terms. 522-0476, *MUl Robort Murdock, Realtor Adults, security deposit, Ml WriknlMilN: MANCHESTER Priced in upper 20s. Tuesday, April 29. Of these Rockville; Lula Connors, left of a parked vrtiicle and Monday-Friday, 8-1 Saturday. LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. totMCra. Itt-Ttn 2.9 ACRES, 7 rooms, two baths, . . . there’s a heatalater appropriate the additional AVAILABLE dealer. TOWNHOUSES 643-9551 references, no pets, parking. 2 FANLY - NEW USTN6 CARLA. eight days only the first two and Prospect St., Rockville; Ted operating a motor vehicle while Apply in person only, Westown Ring bell for service. Shiners, 15W School Street, second floor, built-ins, kitchen carpeting, fireplace. Completely the last two days are observed funds before the end of the Pharmacy, 455 Hartford Rd. crawlers, etc. 144 Deming Included In rant are: Stophon J. Luehon Jr. Excellent condition fireplace, garage. $35,900. ZINSSER AGENCY Spofford, Overbrook Dr., Ver­ under the influence of liquor, College Students apply now CLEAN USED — refrigerators, across from the East Side Rec. MANCHESTER 4,000 plus redecorated, remodeled 3- as full holidays, the four days in fiscal year. police said. Street, Manchester. Wapping Sup't. - 646-5257 throughout. Live in almost Hutching Agency, 649-5324. bedroom Ranch. Unfinished non; Michael Simonelli, Manor for weekend and summer ranges, automatic washers square feet store-building for 0 4 0 -1 5 1 1 between being considered as Fashion Show Planned Police say the charges are in SUPERINTENDENT - Rental Road. with guarantees. See them at B. FIVE-ROOM apartment, cen­ rent free. 2-car garage. Full family room with large win­ Lane, South Windsor; Frank positions. Apply daily and lease. Huge paved parking half holidays. The East Branch of the connection with an accident on agent, full time, live in job for D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- trally located. $150 monthly, basement. 5 rooms each TEN ACRES of Terra with dows and walkout. Oversized Haes, Woodland St., Rockville; Saturdays, 9-5. mature couple to take care of ALUMINUM sheets used as lall 875-9311. area. Prime location In town custom built granite studded COLUMBIA — 6-room Ranch, Services at Temple Beth YWCA of the Hartford Region Joseph Novak, Upper Butcher E. Main St. in which West is St., Call 643-2171. bedroom townhouse includes with highway access. Hayes apartment. Good sized lot. garage With attached will hold a fashion show and rentals, repairs, grounds of printing plates, .007 thick, stone Ranch, perched on top of living room with fireplace, Sholom will be held this evening Rd., Rockville; Dawn Ritchie, alleged to have struck two 289-8251 heat, appliances, carpets. Full Agency, 646-0131. Priced at $37,900. Don’t let breezeway. Call Jon Jennings large kitchen with built-ins, 3 ‘dinner-dance. May 12 at Mr. well run garden apartments. 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. CARPETS — Wholesale to you private basement, $230 per MANCHESTER — Five rooms, ten acres of woods with ran- at 6 and tomorrow and Hillcrest Dr., Vernon; Brenda parked car causing heavy Phone 643-2711. this one get away, call Tony for details, 649-5306. bedrooms, 24x24’ family room, GOOD HUMOR GORP. Job offers a good living for a at our warehouse. The Carpet month. Paul W. Dougan first floor. Adults, $135 plus oramic view stretching out for Wednesday, at 10 a.m. and 6 Carmel Hall, 30 Roberts St., Copithome, RFD 4, Rockville; damage to all three vehicles. < capable man who enjoys work. 474 MAIN St. — Commercial Wasilefsl^ at 649-5306 today. miles. 8 rooms, 2x24’ living laundry, work room, garage, East Hartford. Sullivan Ave.-Kennedy Rd. Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. security. Utilities extra. 643- place ideal for office or store, p.m. Margaret Hollister, Terrace He was released on a $250 Call 875-8308 for interview. NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 9274. room, dining room, modern ••B&W •• IVk acres with pond. 30’s. 228- Fashions will be provided by South Windsor Manchester. 646-8568. $150. 646-2426, 9-5. • • B & W . e 3666. Passover celebrates the Dr., Rockville; Olivette non-surety bond for court May cents each. Inquire side door, •HUT MANCHESTER vicinity - kitchen, Florida room, first- Sears of Manchester, catering An Equal Opportunity Manchester Evening Herald. The BARROWS ft WALLACE Co. Exodus of the Israelites from Marquis, Farmstead Lane, 1. CLERKS to work part-time in CRIB, Babematic, walnut, •H orm ia Four-room apartment, two 7 FORD STREET - off Main, The BARROWS ft WALLACE Co. floor laundry, central vac., by Generis of East Hartford, Employer retail store. Must be mature, • HOTraMT KFM EM TOR BOLTON MOTCH - Industrial Realtors —MLS VERNON — Illness forces sale, Egypt in the fourteenth century Rockville; Gretchen Brey, Rt. oversized, converts to youth bedrooms, stove, refrigerator, 6-room Duplex, two baths,’ ’ Realtan-MLS automatic temperature con­ Manchieiter Parkade— 84M306 and music by the Fabulous evenings and weekend hours TOP QUALITY soil. C.O.D. on­ or commerdai 4 acres, 4.000 Mendie«terP»fk«de-6l»M06 trolled greenhouse, automatic rice reduced $1,600. Must sell B.C. As the Book of Exodus 74, Tolland. John McNally, 19, of 7 Plea­ bed with mattress. Phone 643- • IMNEWmiHOOD wall-to-wall carpeting, basement. Adults, security. square feet office or retail Swans. available. Apply in person, ly. Paul Schendel, 649-0465. $150. 529-0518. garage doors, plus many, many COVENTRY — Six room house.. Blis 4-bedroom Ranch with relates, the Israelites had been Discharged Sunday: Kay sant St., Rockville, received 5883. •wsmijisB appliances, heat, hot water, building, many storage family room off kitchen, good Tickets are $10 each and are Cumberland Farms Store, 151 • KSPOSM. cellar storage, parking, large •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• more extras. Call today to in­ Call A. D. Heckler, 742-6519 enslaved by the Egyptian Warren, Stafford Springs; Jef­ minor injuries Sunday when his West Middle Tpke., DARK RICH, clean loam, 5 buildings. 521-7373 or 1-223-4^ MANCHESTER 6-6 Duplex sized living room, double available from Jackie Smith, SALES Representative wanted, FREEZER, $130. or will trade • SMNM6P00L yard. 649-2871, 646-0882, $190 Furnished Apartments 64 spect this rare home in a unique between 7:30-8 a.m., or 875- Pharoahs for oyer two hundred;: frey Tompkins, Clarke Rd., car left the road and came to some automotive knowledge. Manchester. yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, after 5 p.m. located minutes from Main setting. $75,000. Philbrick Agen­ 4350. amesite drive, convenient loca­ years, and after’^a prolonged 644-0120; Jean Perry, 528-0692; for good condition electric • THHSCOWT monthly. Street. Three bedrooms each Rockville; Agnes Fisher, rest in the Hockanum River, Company needs man to grow sand, stone, pool and patio TWO-ROOM furnished apart­ cy, Realtors, 646-4200. tion. Excellent value at $27,900. struggle with their oppressors, or the East Branch of the sairo, 643-9504. stove. Phone after 5 p.m., 643- • CONMTY nUMG FIRST-FLOOR front comer of­ side, low 30’s. Carl Zinsser Cantor' & Goldfarb Realtors, Geraldine Dr., Ellington; Mary police said. with it. 872-2608 after 5 p.m. 9901. ATTRACTIVE two-room apart­ ment, stove, refrigerator, neat, Agency, 646-1511. COVENTRY — 5-room home, gained their freedom under the YWCA. Police said McNally was • SWMH1H hot water, private bath. fice, all utilities, reasonable. large kitchen, new roof, plus 643-8442, 875-6244. Havener, Old Farm Rd., ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, Talcottville area. 646-4485. $ 2 7 , 9 0 0 leadership of Moses. Course Offered Tolland; Marie Spivey, driving his car east on Windsor DISHWASHER for day work, MULTI-CIRCUITS, INC. SCREENED loam, gravel, ONE MOBILE dishwasher, •imiiTE nmos hot water, electricity, Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. unfinished second floor. $^,900. processed gravel, sand, stone, ’THREE FAMILY, plus many Manchester — 6-room Cape VERNON — One of the oldest This is considered to be the The South Windsor Recrea­ Wellwood Circle, Vernon; Ave. when he lost control and (automatic machine), some Haa openings In the damaged, $108.88. One with SRin( Bom references, no pets. $110. 22iS- excellent features, on bus line. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. tion Department is offering a other kitchen chores. Five or and fill. George H. Griffing, An­ RENOVATED 3Vi rooms, se­ Cod, full basement, garage, trees in Vernon shade this im- most important event in the Genevieve Skinner, Fairview crossed a grassy area at Union following araaa: automatic clean oven electric •HE Min 8 vMmEs 3540, 649-5325. Char Bon Agency, 643-0683. macufate 7-room Split Level, on history of the Jewish people and course in Slimnastics Tuesday six day week, 6 a.m.-2;30 p.m. dover, 742-7886. range, $269.95. One 18 cubic foot • MSTER TV M n D M cond floor, with heat, no pets, treed lot. HEBRON — Well kept Raised Ave., Rockville; l\^s. Jeanne St. and Windsor Ave. lavishly landscaped lot. 78 is celebrated annually at evenings beginning May 1. The Better than average hourly FIRST SWFT (Male) refrigerator, harvest gold, • MPlEPMinK CENTER STREET — 4% room furnished, $225 monthly plus ir NEW ^ Ranch in country area. Three Bouthillier and baby, Stafford; Police said the car was rate. Apply in person. Brass TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for MANCHESTER - 6-room blooming shrubs, kitchen built- springtime when the moon is course will meet for eight con­ Bridgaiiort mllHng macMiw damaged. One 10 cubic foot up­ townhouse, IVz baths, all security, Available May 1st. Ranch, 3 bedrooms, IW baths, bedrooms, kitchen-dining area, ins, IVs baths, paneled and Mrs. Dorothy Denis and baby, demolished on impact. McNally Key Restaurant. covering lawns, shnibs, etc. 20 right freezer, $179.95. One 15,- Charter Oak St., (]all between ^ 122 EAST (XNTER ST. brick fireplaced rec room, den, full, as is commanded in the Bi­ secutive weeks at the Orchard received emergency treatment operator cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- appliances, carpeted, 2 air- one-car garage, 3-room finished carpeted rec room, two-car Eaton Rd., Tolland. 000 btu famous brand air- conditioners, heat and hot 8, 643-7279. (On Bus Una) 6 4 7 - 9 9 9 3 redwood sun deck, mini bam. ble. Hill gymnasium. Classes are Birth Sunday; A daughter to at Rockville (General Hospital EXPERIENCED office 6587. OAKLAND MANOR basement including study with garage, city sewers. $42,900. SlOm SMFT (Female) conditioner, $269.95. All models water, storrae. $210. By ap­ built-in bookshelves, lovely HBKm • iwni UTMS $35,900. Exclusive, July Lees, 1- Holland and Ruhlander, The main observance of from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vesce, and was released. The accident worker, typewriter, calculator fully guaranteed. Many more to a Tter liM (OH IMW St) pointment, (jnarles Ponticelli, THREE ROOMS, second floor, First-floor professional office i n teta SkMt, IMMftr 423-8130. E vans & Clapp, DriUlng LAWN MOWER - yard. Agnes Drive. For appoint­ Realtors, 643-9574, 872-8524. Passover consists in the absten­ A fee of $8 for the course is Broad Brook. is still under investigation. and or billing machine. Call 649- choose from at extra savings. 647-0071 649-9644, 646-0800. all utilities, no children or pets; space for rent. Air- ment, ^-0468. Realtors, MLS, 647-1464. tion from all leavened foods and payable in advance. Registra- 4563, Manchester Pipe & Supp­ Scroenlng Hahn/Eclipse 21” Rocket self- Mature person or couple LARGE comfortable nine room Pre-lnspoctton propelled. Used two seasons. B. D. Pearl Appliance, 649 Main conditioned. Select your own ELLINGTON — New 6Vi room their substitution with Motzo Harley Giapman, 18, of 11 ly- St., Manchester, 643-2171. MANCHESTER - Available preferred. 643-0396, after 4 p.m. decorating and carpeting to fit home. Ultra convenient loca­ puBUcmmcE $100. (new $199) 643-6648. DELUXE ONE - Bedroom tion, baths, 4 or 5 bedrooms. COVENTRY (NORTH) Contemporary Hi-Ranch with a (unleavened bread). This is a Lindale PL; and Richard. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• April 1st, Six rooms, $175. New the size of space you need. view. Large living room with EUecUve April 19, 1973, Bonaoia Bus TMRD SHIFT apartment, wall-to-wall THREE-ROOM furnished FOUR BEDROOMS Beautiful private acre lot, 3-car BUSKSS M YOUR OWN... reminder of the haste with Lines, Inc., will eliminate the Backofen, 26, of Prospect St., Musical Instrumenta S 3 3-bedroom duplex, $225. Ample front door parking. For fieldstone fireplace, kitchen Drilling KODAK slide trays for carpeting throughout, complete Frechette & Martin, Realtors, heated apartment. Private en­ Oversized full donqer Cape garage. Call 644-1442 after 5 which the Israelites left Egypt bitter herbs (maror) symbol­ foUowlng round trip, which preiently were charged Sunday in what PRWTMG PLANT Cavalcade 520 projector. 18 appliances, vanity bath Cen­ more information, call: Home possible in this solid built-ins, baths, carpeted GRETCH DRUMS - Four- 647-9993. trances. Working adults. No with 12x20 beamed ceiling p.m. brick (Colonial Cape on main and which allowed no time for izing the bitterness of slavery, operates on Sundays only, Hartford to police describe as a slight alter­ Please contact John Bower, trays 2 for $3. Also Cavalcade trally located $175 monthly. pets. Security deposit. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• rec room with walk-out. Two- their dough to become Providence, Rhode I s l ^ , leaving • TECHNICAL piece chrome snare, four family room off kitchen. stem conveniently located to car garage. $37,900. Holland and a mixture of ground ap­ Huifotd at 11:59 P.M., Manchester cation in the parking lot of the 646-3860 or eomo to 50 520 projector, one loose spring R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. References, 643-4^. MERRITT AGENCY Lota-Land For Sale 79 leavened. It is also a symbol of but in working order. $25. (new Silgian cymbals, Ludwig foot ______THENEW Much, much more. Low 30s. all. Ideal for professional use and Ruhlander, Realtors, 643- ples, nuts and wine (haroseth) 12:15 A.M., WUliroantlc 12:15 A.M., Pines Bar, Rt. 83, Vernon. PU8LICATI0NSDEPT. Harrison S t, Manchester. “the bread of poverty” which $125.) 643-6648. pedal, cases. $250. 643-7614. MANCHESTER — Newer 2- Coll also.-Priced to sell irt $39,900. 9573, 872-8524. resembling mortar and Danielson 1:06 A.M. Backofen was charged with BIRCHWOOD APTS. Houses tor Rant 85 A-ZONE, city water and sewer, the Israelites ate while slaves Leaving Providence, Rhode Island to Need individual to do hand townhouse includes $9,000. J. D. Real E state Call Ann Hunter for details reminiscent of the bricks which intoxication and disorderly con­ ______56 ^eat, appliances, IVz baths, full 124 HiMaiid SL Mmdiestsr WARREN LNOWUUD VERNON — 7-room Raised in Egypt. Hartfori, Connecticut bindery work — mostly PANOSONIC Stereo with Antiques BOLTON NOTCH - 3-room Associates, 643-5129. now, 649-5306. the Israelites were forced to Leaving Providence at 9:00 P.M., duct while Chapman was guarantee, $180. Pair metal basement. $240. per month, Unsurpassed luxury, space and ap­ BOLTON NOTCH - One office Rm Hoto 543-1105 Ranch, on large level lot with The story of Passover is make for Pharoah’s building of charged with breach of the collating of finished work and LUNCH TIME cashier wanted. WANTED — Old curved glass house, winterized, married cou­ Danielaon 0:44 P.M., WUlimanUc 10:20 sorting of negatives. No skis, one season old, $50. Pair of Paul W Dougan Realealtor, 643- pointments. An abundance of privacy ple preferred. 521-7373 or 1-223- or as much space as need^. 4,- FOR SALE — Building lot, • • B & W f t f t city sewers, 3 or 4 bedrooms, dramatically retold each year Egyptian cities. P.M., Manchester 10:40 P.M., Coven­ peace. Both were released on Apply Shakey’s Pizza Parlor, china closets with broken ^ass. in this small wooded complex. fireplace in rec room, excellent experience necessary. Air women’s skates, size 6, $10. 4535. 4460 after 5 p.m. 000 square foot bpilding, zoned for duplex. Owner, 569- on the first two nights of the Passover has served as a try 10:51 P.M. $50 non-surety bonds for court Vernon Circle. Paying $30 and up. 649-7069. 643- MANCHESTER - 7, -room The BARROWS ft WALLACE Co. neighborhood. Itk baths, $37,- Bonsnis Bus Lines, Inc. 547-1500 Phone 643-8634. Festuring; accessible, visible location by I- 1978. strong reminder to the Jewish Mav 1. conditioned plant. Liberal 6710. 84 across shopping center. 521- Colonial IW tiled baths, R edton — MLS 900. Holland and Ruhlander, holiday when the families get benefit program including Manchester Parkade — 94»5S0$'' together '^for the traditional people who tasted much B-FLAT Bundy Clarinet, Patty • ZtsSnsn 7373 or 223-4460 after 5 p.m. plastered walls, range, dis- GLASTONBURY - Acre plus Realtors, 643-9574, 872-8524. non-contributory pension MACHINISTS 56 YEAR OLD wooden works • UMamdma nwasher, garbage disposal, Seder at which Biblical and bitterness and oppression Berg golf clubs, 5 irons, 2 Out of Town- on top of Minnechaugh Moun­ plan. Apply in person or call woods, plaid bag, cart. 643-9141. wall clock. Phone 643-1770. PRESIDENTIAL • FonMl Gtatag i PROFESSIONAL office, extra large 2-car garage, 3-zone Aanror to 'Prorloat foario Rabbinic passages related to throughout the centuries that W A N TiO • 11/1 t o t e s For Rent 66 tain. View with seclusion. Call 643-1101. VILUQEAPTS. ^ beautiful, spacious. Excellent hot water oil heat, city utilities. after 6 p.m., 643-1859. In 0 L ife tim e the Exodus are recited and God is the Great Redeeiher.of OFFICE DESK, chairs, also Built by Ansaidi. Charles • IM IHhnli bM ROCKVILLE — 3-room apart­ exposure. First floor, all symbolic foods are tasted men and nations and that in due MiKD PmmNG SERVICES 1970 Honda road bike, will sell MANCHESTER facilities, parking. Reasonable Lesperance, 649-7620. time redemption would come to Wanted to Buy 58 G mWIM MiranwNS MB RNDM ment, heat, hot water, stove, COVENTRY - One-half acre, A O U M S (ootab. form) during the meal. Among lermilB control oxMriincod onlY outright or take item in trade. One and two bedrooms. Rentals start at tS S i including rent. 649-1680, 649-3549. $3,900. Tolland, acre, $3,900. An­ SFuU ofpni these besides the Matzo, are them and to all mankind. Reasonable. 649-7311. refrigerator, $130. Security MANCHESTER — Immaculate lY aanlirad 579 MHMte Turnpike W. paid hwuranco. Near schools, churches heat. Model apartment open dover, $1,800. overlooking lake. 4Adoleac«nt ftBlbUealmeda WANTED — Antique furniture, daily 1-5 P.M., Sat. and Sun., deposit required. Adults only, Resort Proparty- 7-room Colonial, two fireplaces, Mandiestar, Conn. PENOBSCOT glass, pewter, oil paintings or and shopping center, on parking for one car. Cal! 643- Hayes Agency, 6464)131. yraa SMaaeuUna LOAM, gravel and fill for sale, 12-S P.M. Other times by For Rant 88 finished rec room, fully OAdon jikknama is a serious other antique items. Any quan-' bus line. Call anytime. appointment. 9678. Striving Today TOOL AND GAGE excavating, septic and drainage carpeted, garage. Near MANCHEStER r- Mountain UUalaa SBaaOe work. Phone 643-7172 or 7tt- tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, MfSQUAMICUT - Rhode hospital. $37,900. Call Dick 13 Qualified TDlinJnulivaof WOMAN to do light housework, Marrow Rd.,,ToRahd ROCKVILLE - Four rooms, Rd., 105’ building lot with water Edftar fora 9477. 165 Oakland Street. 6 4 6 -2 6 2 3 PAUL W. DOUBMI. RoaKor Island, neW two-bedroom cot­ Qmmer, J. D. Real Estate rftU Ia iid a (Ik .) for one adult. Four hours daily, Rouli IS , Extt 69 643-4535 modern heating facilities, and sewer, $10,900. Merritt UMaUlmw SStaamahip business. Monday through Friday. 649- 8 78 -8 0 8 3 appliances, yard, parking. Fifth tage. Weeks of Aagust 11th and A s^ iate s, 646-1992. Agency, 646-1180. SSpaniab Better Tomorrow; WOODEN storm windows and WANTED — Antique fumiturp, 18fh. $215 per week. Call for in­ UPMparadiitM 1740. toys, crank phonographs, room storage. $125 monthly. IBDduge dieen Termites strike five times more homes matching screens. Various formation, 6^2799. TWO-FAMILY, 4-4, exceUent lOSleevclew i J r J t o n t^eai ^^tate . C ^ o m p e m ^ swords, guns, glass, attic or 474 MAIN STREET - Three- Utilities not included. 872-0359. MANCHES’TER — Two wooded Z O ^ U y (2wdi.) than fires do. Siientiy, they cause thou­ A FULLER life comes from the sizes. Good condition. room apartment, heat, $150. condition. Good financing building lots, located in prime garment 41Confuaa Reasonable. Call 643-6914 after cellar contents. 643-6^. available. International 21 Aexifonn fluid U H e(ItaL) 28 Away from 42Rcoidantof sands of dollars worth of damage every extra cash you’ll earn servicing Security, family unit. 646-2426, ROCKVILLE - 3 rooms, residential area. All utilities 17 Singleton wind 5 p.m. MANCHESTER — Four rooms, Associates Inc., Reators, 647- 22 Arabian ruler Seotland SPECIALIZING IN BOLTON PROPERTIES ! year, in the Greater Hartford area alone. our customers in your territory. MAN TO WORK in hardware 9-5 p.m. appliances, $105. monthly. available. Zinsser, Agency, 646- M Let it aland (Fr.; var.) 29 Cooking 43 C any (eoU.) Call Darlene, 233-9626. $125 monthly with stove, CAPETOD 1300. 1511. as Of Man IS Evaluated •utenaUs 44 OorainEa wife At Abair-Lavery we have no inside jokes store, full time. Apply in per- 30 GALLON Gas hot water Utilities not included. 872^359, North Truro, Maaa. :— s^on, Manchester Hardware and Rooms Without Board 59 refrigerator, and garage. 4'/z-ROOM apartment, heat, hot 7:30-9:30 p.m. .(camb.fonn) 23Meodowa 31 Live 45 Elongated BOLTON CENTER ROAD ^ BOLTON, CONN. about pests. As a professional pest con­ heater, good condition, $30. Call Adults, no pets. 647-18M. S3 To probe GAL FRIDAY type secretary Supply, 877 Main S tl^ t. water, range, refrigerator, dis­ 6 miles from Provtacetown 27RaceeourM fiihea Phone 646-2311 trol company, we have been servicing ^ wanted, for small local • after 5 p.m., 643-6167. THE THOMPSON H ouse- Cot­ posal, one child accepted. $180 circuit (ItJian) 4 7 T b is(^ .) EAST HARTFORD - Burnside Low Rates - MsY md Junii aOlboMwlio 25 Story SSWiMoIdmai 480pina the Greater Hartford area since 1944. business office, 40-hour week, tage St., centrally located, FOUR-ROOM apartment, full per month. 649-0308, after 6 call Avenue, three and four-room 26P to p e rta rili t a m RIDING rotary lawn mower, 7 sized kitchen, self-cleaning COTTAGES 375 wosUlY and SOME OF OUR dine 403kench SODiminuttva Our fleet of trucks and skilled pest control Dleasant working conditions. PHMTUG PLANT large, pleasantly furnished 649-8989. apartments, heat, hot water, 22Kingof Huna 27 B i o g r a p h y henchoa suffix experience necessary. 64^ h.p., excellent condition. $200. rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 stove, refrigerator, heat, hot u p . experts answer emergency calls all over Phone 644-1933. refrigerator, range, garbage ^FAVORITE FAMILIEI?.:. S5637 ftONte IT id thui, and ouggaot todays markat ualua. free, professional inspection. If evidence by 4-H Busy Beavers. Phone 649-2813. THIRD FLOOR, 4 rooms, 2 up!” dlAnny-nam- of pests is found, we will provide you with willing to train. This FLORIDA — Condominium, II ASK ANUT OW OMRAiriH SALES KAN TOMYn represents an excellent oppor­ enclosed porches, $130. Married nicely furnishe^ 2 bedrooms, " We have homes that were built for | pertSarviea an imme'diate estimate and explain what Long established, well- COVENTRY Flag Company, LADIES only — Nicely fur­ tunity in a growing depart­ VILUOER couple, one child accepted, no on east coast. ’Tarpon Springs IT IT equipped general garage, Route 44-A. Flags all occasions, nished room for rent, communi­ pets, security deposit. 643-6927. wear and tear, for bikes and badmln- j 4 2 ^ needs to be done. ment. area.^^ults only. Mnimum 6 has permanent opening for banners and state flags. 742- ty kitchen aild bath, all utilities ton and things that cram closets b rim -' dSMa&cahn ST Pest control is a serious business. Wages commensurate with 6246. Tom Manning. APARTMENTS months. Call after 6, 643-0666. CAPE COD cottage — Short dOJroinad medianic. Must be well included, located on bus line, FOUR ROOMS, first floor, walk to Bay Beach. ’Two miles full. May we show you a few, and help SlcaMBileal- IT PASEK experience. near stores. Call after 4 p.m., ^ruce Street. $125 per month. qualified for trucks and Five-room, 2-bedroom town HEBRON — Four-room apart- from open ocean beaches, ^ i e t select an ideal home for your lively' suffix Air-conditioned plant. CAMERA: Ricoh 33mm Singlez 644-0383. ODuple preferr^. Call after i location. Sieason, half season, or aO fteaaar IT cars. References. Good TLS, Minette tripod, Popular house, wall-to-wall carpeting, “ fent, st’ove, heat, parking. $53. family? ©Abair Liberal. benefit program in­ p.., 1-413-525-3493. rase required. No pets. 2^- bi-weekly. $150 per week. Call W Lowm aaboot pay and working con­ cluding a non-contributory 6 ^ elwtronic flash AC/DC, FURNISHED carpeted room, 2 air conditioners, appliances, 9115. 646-1795 after 5 p.m. M Bm itafab.) T Sedic light n jeter. Large kitchen privileges, lounge area, heat and hot water, IW tiled HSjPcAhiW li 11 u i£R/ery ditions. pension plan. Apply in person COMFORTABLE 2 bedroom . w r lami COMMNV carryuig case. $150. 649-7258. washer-dryer, all utilities in- Keitit /^eal Sstate H cS d ie MELLEN, WHITE or call 643-1101. baths, washer and dryer hook­ apartment in a 2-family home, BOLTON — 4-room mobile CAPE COD Two-bedrodm S rS w aa t potato te B" ...... eluded. Male. 646-8304, 742-9868. up, patio. No pets. large kitchen, carpeting in­ home in Brewster, available 172 E. CENTER SlREEn* CoMHlry Ollloo - 74I-824S - Wiiiliri I t The Pest Control Patiplo home in small private park, DOWW B" AU0PRimNGSERVKES.IICL cluded, no children or pets. appliances, parking for one car, July 14;-28. Sundeck with fine IT I M om borao( M ionM A soooiatlonotR oalEatoto.Boar

I % -

----...to— .fVr....ffc-Tte»ltol»ted • , ♦ a..V /

PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manphester, Conn., Mon., April 16, 1973 MCC Holds Columbia / Courses On Model Cities p z c Asks Redesign Ffigidaire The Weather Cloudy with occasional showers, the lows The directors of the 27 Hart­ Pearl in the low 50s. Periods of rain Wednesday ford Model Cities Projects are lEtiTtttHg lirraUi with the high near 60. attending a management Of Subdivision training program at tend the present commercial VIRGINIA CARLSON Manchester—A City of Village Charm PRICE:.nFTEEN CENTS! Manchester Community Correspondent zone from Hop River Rd. east MANCHESTER, (X)NN,, TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1973- VOL. XCH, No. 167 EIGHTEEN PAGES College (MCC). The program Tel. 228-9224 to the Mary Naumec property, began on Tuesday, April 3, and The Planning and Zoning which includes About 58 acres> will continue on Tue^ays each Commission (PZC) held a Bruce Bradford, PZC chair­ week through May 22. The hearing on a 15-lot subdivision man, said the commission may Attorney General Issues Ruling Model Cities Training on Pine St. known as Wildwood, want to consider extending it institute, with headquarters at owned by Mrs. Shirley Son- even further to Roses Bridge the college, is acting as host. nichsen of Madison. Rd. *nil8 Frigidaire top-freezer refrigertt' PZC members will meet to The management program A letter was read from Paul tor-freezer delivers 20.6 cu. ft. of was conceived by the Model Schur, principal sanitarian for view the property involved in the p r o p o ^ zone change. organized space, all of it 100% Frost- Cities Training Institute, itself the state, to Dr. John Wisely, The PZC also discussed its Proof. The freezer section alone pro­ Private SchoolsMay a model cities project, in medical director, which said response to interest in manage­ there were several lots with proposal of a residential- vides 5.94 cu. ft to store up to 208 ment training that had been water problems. designed retail zone which it pounds of frozen foods. “Add-On” expressed by the project direc­ The Conservation Committee has been working on for the Automatic Ice Maker available how or past several months. tors. The course is intended to also had submitted a letter on It is trying to ready the later at extra charge. FPCI3~206TU improve the effectiveness of the subdivision dated April 9, proposal so it can come before Keep State Funds the model cities program by in­ stating that the land had been creasing the effectiveness of reviewed by commission a public hearing, although the directors. members WilbUr Fletcher and members cannot agree on the HARTFORD .(AP) - Atty. that has been declared un­ CCLU probably would continue power to carry forward the Austin Doscher who said that size of buildings for retail es­ \ '< Gen. R otert K. Killian has constitutional. to press for repayment. directives of the state The course is divided into 7 due to high water tables on Lots tablishments. ruled that 156 private and A Connecticut Civil Liberties In a letter to state Education legislature.” two-hour meetings on different 1 through 6, those lots should be Both Leo Goldberg and Get a 4.75 cu. ft. parochial schools in Connec­ Union attorney immediately Commissioner William J. CCLU attorney Paul Orthe issues. A guest speaker attends reviewed very critically before Morris Kaplan said retailers freezer that stores up ticut may keep $1.2 million in labeled Killian’s opinion “ ab­ Sanders Monday, Killian raid raid, however, that the Connec­ each meeting. approval. would not come in unless “ they to 166 pounds of state aid paid them under a law solutely wrong,” and raid the “ no further efforts to recapture ticut aid was not distributed un­ Joseph Harrington .executive can make money.’’ til after a U.S. District Ck>urt The CC letter also said that the money need be instituted.” director of the Ebony Business Goldberg said if the PZC is frozen foods and 17.0 had ruled it unconstitutional. Lots 7 through 13 seem to be Killian raid he based his opi­ League, was the guest speaker too restrictive it will prohibit cu. ft. of organized This Frigidaire Frost­ Further, the 180 schools who basically suitable for use as nion' on a Pennsylvania case. at the first two meetings, the business rather than encourage space with this Connecticut’s 1969 parochaid received $1.5 million were long as they meet percolation proof refrigerator- Fire District first on management, and the it. given notices with their checks, test requirements. Lots 14 and Frigidaire Custom freezer Is Just 30* law was modeled after the second on budgeting and ac­ Bradford said the regulations Pennsylvania law, which the telling them they might have to 15 were questioned because of Imperiai model. It’s wide— but thanks to counting. should be in keeping with the repay it if the Supreme Court bed rock conditions. 100% Frost-Proof to U.S. Supreme Court struck On April 17, Thomas Connors, colonial aspect of the town. its thin-wall construc­ Board Seeks down June 28, 1971. However, upheld the lower court decision. The PZC agreed that Mrs. acting director of the Division Goldberg said that everything lelimiriate defrosting. tion, it delivers 15.2 Orthe raid the Connecticut and Sonnichsen’s engineers must the high court ruled earlier this of Social Science and Public the PZC is receiving lately is ‘Add-On’ Automatic Pennsylvania cases were redesign the subdivision and cu. ft. of organized month that Pennsylvania Service at MCC, will speak “ subdivision developments and Ice Maker available private schools did not have to different. present revised plans by the space. Its 4.75 cu. ft. Rescue Boat about federal agencies and it’s time we provided for repay the money. Twenty-four schools have PZC’s meeting May 8 or the now or later at extra freezer stores up to model cities. business to locate here. We The court’s rationale, Killian repaid $300,000, raid Dr. Alfred PZC wouid have.no alternative Jharge. FPCI3-170TT DOUG BEVINS brand-new one for $300,” he Other guest speakers and must provide for the next 20 or 166 pounds of frozen said, was that the schools and Villa, director of management but to turn down several lots in (Herald Reporter) said. their topics will be: 30 years;’’ foods. FPI3-152TT the state did not know the state for the state Department of the subdivision, due to the wet Manchester’s Eighth District Hankinson and other direc­ April 24, Armand Pofenza, He . added that if provisions aid was unconstitutional. Education. He raid 156 did not conditions. Board of Directors Monday tors mentioned the possibility acting Model Cities deputy are not made for business, the Town. Firemen Squelch Grass And Woods Fire “ Until the judges say repay the money when the In other business, the PZC night agreed that the Eighth of asking the Town of director, on city government, town would become a bedroom $31800 otherwise,” the Supreme Court department asked for it—on the was presented with a formal District Fire Department needs Manchester to buy the boat, as and David Sherwood, Com­ community with “ more and Town firemen used portable equipment to extinquish a fire ruled, “ state officers...have the request to change a portion of matches were found near the spot the fire is believed to a boat for rescue work on Union Union Pond is owned by the See Page 18 munity Renewal Team more children and more schools Rt. 6 from residential to com­ near Porter and Oak Grove Sts., Monday about 4:30 p.m. have started. Griffin said there could more fires of this Pond. town. It was suggested that program development director, and higher taxes.’’ mercial by Atty. Elizabeth Another hour was spent wetting down the fire area which type with dry woods and field conditions prevailing, and There have been three, in­ federal revenue sharing funds on grant applications. Goldberg said 1-84 will make Hutchins, representing John was described by Deputy Fire Chief William Griffin-as children having their spring break. (See story on page 16.) cidents in recent months in received by the town could be . May 1, Stephen Cassano, Columbia more attractive to Naumec on Rt. 6. “ considerable’’ in size. (Tause of the fire is believed to have which young children have Vernon Council professor of sociology at MCC, business. (Herald photo by Pinto) used for the boat. Naumec’s request was to ex- been children playing with matches since two books of fallen through ice or walked on urban sociology. He said the cost would be Hankinson said he would into the water, the directors check with Town Manager Wednesday, May 9 and prohibitive if a business noted. In each case, the Favors Purchase Tuesday, May 15, Charlene developer were restricted to Robert Weiss on possible town vs children have been rescued,. • O’Brien, professor of com­ putting up several small purchase of the rescue equip­ either by area residents or ment. The board authorize munications at the University business establishments rather Solons React Strongly I News j firemen. Of Bank Building of Connecticut, on com­ than one or two larger buddings Hankinson and Lingard to But Eighth District Fire proceed with plans to acquire munications. SIMPLE METHOD which could house several Chief Ted Lingard, in his Barbara Richmond the parking area, will mean a May 22, James 0. Tatro, SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. businesses. j" Capsules | the boat. monthly report to the directors, (Herald Reporter) total outlay of about $35,600. director of the Division of (AP) — Policemen Barry Building official Sam To Military Slashes said, “ the proper equipment Lingard reported that the dis­ In an 8-2 vote the Vernon ’The building contains about Summer Session and Elxtension Johnson and Neil Jordan, who Pescatello told the PZC that should be supplied before a life trict fire department answered Town Council approved the 6,000 square feet on two floors. Services at MCC, in a rap ses­ had made more than 400 felony Taylor Rental will construct a •To Honor Warren By The Associated Press in phases and we can adjust to uniformed Na^y personnel will is lost.” The fire department 22 alarms in March; 11 grass purchase of the People’s Bank Morgan Campbell, chairman of sion with feed-back from the arrests in the past three years building on Rt. 6 opposite C&S NEW YORK (AP) — Earl as Northern Station’s Congressional leaders from it easily.” be leaving the state by July 1, doesn’t have a boat. and woods fires, five motor Building on Park PI. at a cost of the council’s subcommittee, participants. Ford. He said it is the type of Warren, former chief justice of undercover team, were Massachusetts and Rhode , The effects of the shutdowns 1974. Lingard raid the department vehicle, two rescue, and four $25,000 and set May 7 for a raid to build the same amount A special guest speaker at the business which rents out “ all the United States, will receive honored by a local organization Island learned Monday that and cutbacks are expected to be About 4,000 civilian and 17,379 would need a 14-foot boat; an miscellaneous calls. special town meeting to ask for of office space today would cost May 9 meeting will be Hartford sorts of items.” this city’s highest award, the recently as “ Policemen of the most of their states’ military especially devastating in Rhode military jobs will be affected by outboard motor, probably about In his fire marshal’s report, the appropriation. about $4^,000. The subcom­ Mayor George Athanson. All Another new business will be onus. Gold Medal, at a City Hall Year.” bases are included in the 274 in­ Island, where the Navy has the closing, a source said. five horsepower; and a trailer. Lingard raid he conducted four ’The action came at a meeting mittee recommended that the meetings are held in the hotel Superior Auto on Rt. 6, he said. ceremony on Law Day, May 1. Asked what was the secret of Buy a Frigidaire 15.0,15.2,17.0 or 20,6 cubic stallations marked for closure been the. state’s largest Rep. Robert 0 . Tiernan, D- There may be some odds ^and inspections in March. of the council last night. The building be purchased for the and food service management putting a successful team ■The PZC hired Mrs. Marilyn Mayor John V. Lindsay, in i)y the Pentagon, but they em pl^er fdr many y^ars. ' ' • R.I., said that the smallest ends needed,Lingard $ald, hut , In other business Monday Permanent Building Com­ $25,000 price. dining laboratory in the student together, Capt. Ernie Raabe Godek of Chesbro Bridge Rd. as foot top-freezer refrigerator-freezer gnytime making the.announcement Mon-. roacted'wlth indignation rather Rep. Fernand J. St. Germain, state in the union will be most' he explained that the depart­ nlgbtj the Eighth District direc­ mittee, after being asked to Mayor Frank Mc(}oy said the center building on the main confessed he had just picked clerk replacing Mrs. Carol Ann day, said, “ Justice Warren has than surprise. D-R.l.> called the decision “ a drastically affected by. cut­ ment already has basic rescue tors‘approved petitions by review the feasibility of the town could choose to iMve all campus of the college. two names which were next to Goodale of Yeomans Rd., who during April— and get a big picnic basket at no become a worldwide symbol for Although the official an- purely politically-motivated backs and termed the Rhode equipment. Pilgrim Mills and developer town purchasing the building, of the buildings stamUng for the each other on the roster. resigned. individual liberty, social justice extra charge. Inside this sturdy, handsome bas­ nquncemcmt of the cutbacks death blo^. whose consequences Island installation closings Lingard said be had pri^ced a diaries Ponticelli asking the raid the cost to purchase and time being because the town and human equality.” ' whs not scheduled to be made may approach that of the “ without reasonable boat similar to his Eighth District to provide ser­ raze the building would be will acquire about 50 additional The Association of the Bar of ket you’ll find four sets of stainless steel eating uten­ uhtll today. Pentagon officials depression of the ’30s.” justification.” * specifications, and the cost was vices on land they own. excessive. parking spaces without taking the City of New York will Pilgrim Mills is located at 434 met with the congressmen Mon­ Sen. John 0. Pastore, D-R.I., Westover will be turned over about $750. Eighth District T he council’s original any of them down. sils, four unbreakable place settings, a colorful dedicate Law Day to Warren. Oakland St. Ponticelli’s land ie day to inform them that the said, “ Rhode Island and to the Air Force Reserve. Some President William Hankinson thoughts were to buy the Councilman Richard ONIY 5 DAYS raid the $750 figure was much an eight-lot subdivision at Del- checkered tablecloth plus a “Picnic FIxin’s” booklet Boston Naval Shipyard, Massachusetts have been wiped of that facility’s personnel will building and then to tear it MacDonald, who voted against mont St. Westover Air Force Base in out by the Navy almost com­ be relocated to Dover, Del., and too high — “You can get a down and use the site for town the purchase, questioned the Sears TUESDAY, APRIL 17 containing picnic menu ideas. See how you can have Chicopee, Mass., Otis Air Force pletely.” parking. Last night’s discussion town purchasing the building 10 KC135 jet tankers will be Reject Proposals picnic buying a Frigidaire refrigerator this month? Base on Cape (tod; ()uonset transferred to the Plattsburgh, HARTFORD (AP) - A centered around a different without having the vaguest idea - SATURDAY, APRIL 21 Point, R.I. Naval Air Base, and N.Y., AFB. thought — that the building how much it will cost to put it Rhode Island legislative committee decided the Navy’s cruiser-desteroyer St. Germain said, “ The Monday to reject all proposals Station Variance might be salvaged for use as ad­ back in shape. Reports from Washington headquarters at Newport, R.I., horror of this is that there are to strengthen the state’s ditional office space and the old Councilman Robert Houley, were among facilities to be shut briefings indicated that Rhode no ships being decommissioned. relatively new wiretap law. firehouse and garage to the in urging the council to approve Island will lose more than one- Denied By Zoners down or severely cut back. ’They are being transferred. Most of the proposals rear could be removed for ad­ the purchase, raid if someone third of its Navy civilian jobs, There is no logic by which it can originated with Gov. ’Thomas J. ditional parking spaces. else bought the bank property, ^Unjustified’ and about three-quarters of the The Manchester Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) Monday the town will be renovati^ the be defended.” Meskill, who said two years ago The town has recently been In Washington, Sen. Edward night denied a request for a gasoline station at the Burr Memorial Building but will be M. Kennedy, D-Mass., said the it was “ a red-letter day for awarded a federal grant to organized crim e” when the Corners Shopping Plaza Parking lot in Buckland. boxed in with no area for news was “ what we expected,” renovate the Memorial parking. but he termed it “ cruel and un­ legislature passed a weakened T he gasoline station. Building which is adjacent to Price Control Center St. The addition would Because the Permanent form of his original electronic proposed by Tenneco Oil Co., the bank property. It is the justified” to close the install Building Committee advised surveillance measure. would have been the first sta­ extend into a Residence B Zone council’s opinion that all town tions in Massachusetts. against the purchase of ,the tion within the parking lot of a and to within three feet of a side offices can be moved from the He demanded that the bank. Councilman Thomas shopping center. Tenneco was line. ZBA menibers noted con­ Administration Building to the Defense Department “ explain Extension Wolff, asked that the motion to asking the ZBA for a special cern for drainage and Memorial Building, and that to the people of my state why Bomb Laos purchase be subject to approval exception to allow the station. landscaping in the area. the Administration Building be these defense facilities are of that committee, but his WASHINGTON (AP) - With Three ZBA members favor^ turned over to the Board of suddenly described as excess amendment was defeated. Clears House U.S. warplanes ordered over granting the special exception, • Granted a variance to Education for its ad­ capacity while America con­ Laos, President Nixon has in­ James and Ingeborg Bates for a It is a statutory requirement tinues to maintain and support and the other two members ministrative offices. WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon has won House dicated to the North Viet­ detached garage at the 325 that the Planning Commission 2,300 m ilitary installations were against approval. The approval of legislation continuing his price-control namese that he will tolerate no Autunm St. residence. The gar­ If the’ original plan was be asked to act on the proposal, throu^out the world.” application failed because four authority, and administration sources say he may use it to dramatic military actions by age will be four feet from the carried out, the entire transac­ but the council can overrule Kennedy said he would seek favovable votes are required Model! WCDA3T/DA3T the Communists without an north side line of the property. tion, including razing the bank that commission. ’The council quick passage of legislation he impose a new freeze. for passage of a motion. American military response. Atty. Vincent Diana, represen­ building, would have cost the does not have to abide by what Buy a complete Frigidaire Laundry team and save co-sponsored with Sen', ’^ a t report came Monday, after the House passed, 293 to ZBA member James Tani, ’The announcement that B52 ting James and Margaret Bell town about $70,000. The new the Permanent Building Com­ even more during our Star of Beat Buys sale. daibom e Pell, D-RJ., calling 114, a-bill giving Nixon essentially what he asked; exten­ moving for approval, suggested bombers are again hitting Lao­ of 319 Autumn St., opposed the plan, leaving the building stand, mittee recommends because it for a commission to review the that the applicant be required This Frigidaire range fea­ Frigidaire washer features special Permanent sion of his economic control powers for a year with tian targets after a lapse of application. but tearing down the old is just an advisory group ap­ closings. to “ separate” the service sta­ minimum restrictions on his discretion. seven weeks came hours after buildings t o Uie rear and paving pointed by the council. tures an Electri-clean Press Care to help keep laundry wrinkles from ..Sen. Edward W. Brooke, R- tion from the rest of the parking North Vietnamese and (Com­ setting, cut Ironing. Fabrics selector in the Mass. quoted Pentaton officials The administration sources area. Town Planner J. Eric oven that oxidizes grease munist Pathet Lao forces as saying the cutbacks aiid .raid Nixon has been presented sion, so the conference cannot Potter raid the board could not and food soil, leaves a , matching Frigidaire Dryer gives you two heat overran a town and two small ') closings will save $275 million recommendations ranging from write them in. attach such a condition to ap­ settings to pamper fabrics. military outposts. mere ash that simply in military :q>ending the first a freeze, to tightening of the ’The Senate bill provides for proval. present largely voluntary con­ Without wipes out. You can even year. Secretary of Defense rent controls in metropolitan Member John Cagianello, op­ r slip the drip bowls into Elliot L. Richardson has gone trols, to a free market system areas when vacancies in low posing the application, said along with former secretary without controls. The and moderate cost housing fall Base Cutback traffic flow in'the area was President’s decision should the oven for automatic M e l^ R. Laird’s total long- below 5.5 per cent. WASHINGTON (AP) - More , hazardous. He also mentioned come “very quickly,” the cleaning. RSE3-36S $34995 range figure of $1 billion A freeze at \ existing levels than 37,000 civilian and military ’ poor drainage in the parking Abortion Law sources add^. savings from the action. was proposed in the House, but jobs will be eliminated in a lot. V Treasury Secretary George it lost, 263 to 139. ’The House military base cutback formally ’The proposed station, in a HARTFORD) — Only a tec- P. Shultz has come around to also tossed out proposals for a Business 3 Zone, was to be a Assembly the tools to prepare a “ leaves the state with no abor­ 13,000 Jobs announced by the Pentagon nicaUty stands in the way of a new, liberal abortion law. tion law whatsoever.” the view that controls in the rollback to the levels of March self-service facility^ with no liberal abortion law in Connec­ Military and civiliah job cut­ today. The guidelines, laid down by Stevens said it probably present economic climate must 16; a rollback to Jan. 10, the repairs or other rales. There ticut, and until that technicality backs in Massachusetts will Senators quoted Pentagon of­ the Supreme (tourt in January, would be “ two or three weeks” be tightened, the sources raid. last day of Phase 2, and for an would have been no new exits or is removed the state will have total about 13,000 persons, ficials as saying the cutback stipulate that states may not in­ before tte legislature takes any Shultz is known to oppose extension of only 60 days. and closing of 274 military entrance? onto Tolland ’I^ike. or to do without one, say top Washington source said Mon­ terfere with the decision action otf an abortion bill, which economic controls and wants to The House outc'ome stung other area roads. political leaders. day. ' bases across the country will between a woman and her doc­ he raid would “ probably be a Spilii Pknle Time see them phased out. Democratic leaders there, who In other business Monday ’The current question of abor­ 9 “ Massachusetts, with its 7.2 eliminate 21,172 civilian and tor on an abortion during the bill that follows the strict inter­ . The administration moved to had worked in vain for a com­ night, the ZBA: per cent unemployment (level), 16,640 military jobs at the bases tion' is “ a matter between a first three months of a pregnan­ the largely voluntary Phase 3 promise. Republican ranks held • Granted a request for a pretation of the Supreme (}ourt Buy a refrigerator and have a picnic. the fourth highest in the nation, and rave $275 million a year. woman, her physician and the cy term. During the second decision. control system on Jan. 11. Many virtually intact, but many general repairer’s license for cannot absorb this economic hospital,” rays House Majority trimester, the court raid states economists outside the ad­ Democrats voted with the K-Mart, 239 Spencer St., in a “ We aren’t going to rush into, shock,” Brooke said. “ It is an Leader Gerald F. Stevens. m ay only regulate the ministration raid this gave a Republicans—97 on the proposal Business 2 Zone. K-Mart was it because we want to nnake unfair burden for Deadlocked “ I think it would be prudent procedures under which abor­ sure we take the proper ac­ QUALITY SERVICE - GENUINE FRIBIDAIRE PARTS big psychological boost for for a ceiling at cerrent levels. granted a limited repairer’s to await legislative action,” he Massachusetts to have to sup­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Still tions are performed, such as tion,” Stevens raid after con­ price increases. Organized “ We have not heard the end license last year, but the firm’s raid, “ but that’s something for port this.” deadlocked with the White the licensing of hospitals, ferring with House Speaker labor has raid Nixon should of these issues,” Chairman representative raid that certain the individual to-decide.” Officials in Chicopee were not House, the Senate committee clinics and doctors. Francis Collins. tighten controls now, adding Wright Patman,.D-Tex., of the services K-Mart had intended The U.S. Supreme Court as pessimistic about the deci­ investigating the Watergate Rep. Virginia M. (3onnoUy, that labor unions will forced House Banking Committee, to offer were not covered by the created the situation Monday Only during the final three sion to phase out the B52 mis­ case insists that presidential co-chairman of the Public to seek large wage settlements said after the ftoal vote. limited license. when it dismissed without com­ months of a pregnancy may the sion at Westover, aides testify under oath at Health and Safety Conrunlttee, unless strong action is taken on “ When the consumer price in­ • Granted a request by the ment the state’s appeal for a state act to protect the rights of j Mayor Edward Ziemba said public hearings beginning next raid the panel will probably the price front. dex is released in a few days, it Parkade Merchants i^ssocia- full hearing on the merits of the unborn child by limiting w e s t ^ Massachusetts “ will month. wait until the District Court’s Nixon’s authority over will clearly indicate just how tion for a variance to allow Connecticut’s strict anti­ abortions to those cases where not suffer if it has two or three decision is in hand before draf­ econonqic controls is due to Wrong these options were here 'The co m m itte e agreed amusement facilities within the abortion law. it is necessary to preserve the AND SON years to come to grips with the expire April 30. today.” without dissent Monday to sup­ ting a new law. Parkade parking lot during ’The technicality is that the health or life of the mother, the closing. It’s going to mean a port Chairman Sam J. ^rvin’s “ We will start from scratdi The final measure extending The Labor Department is Manchester’s sesquicentennial three-jpdge federal court that court raid. rather severe impact demand that White House aidra .and will be mpving extremely ■%? Tel. 643-2171 his authority will be shaped in scheduled to release Friday its celebration June 23 to 30. declared the anti-abortion law Connecticut’s old law econonnically on us here. Peo­ testify under the same con­ slowly,” she said. conference ^ th the Senate. But report on consumer prices • Granted a variance sought unconstitutional must now in­ prohibited any abortion except ?: ple wjU be without jobs, and that body also rejected con­ ditions as all other witnesses. “ We Will be coming out with during March. It is expected to by John F. Tierney to allow corporate Supreme Court to rave the mother’s life. things‘will be In turmoil unless gressional price ceilings when Public hearings are a bill which will deal merely show another sharp increase in erection of an addition to the guidelines in its decision. That Atty. Gen. Robert K. Killian the deactivation will take place scheduled to begin May 15. with the safety of performing it approved the one-year exten­ the cost of living. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 action will give the General confirmed that the decision abortions,” she said.

p