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About Town Inmate Facing Trial Winter Sports Fair and cold tonight, the lows in the low Raise Suggested teens. Thursday, increasing cloudiness Holy Family Mothers Circle See Page 14 Obituaries Accused of Assault with a chance of snow flurries late in the will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. day, the high in the 30s. at the home of Mrs. Robert VERNON (AP) — A being transported from the For Non-Union prison to the courthouse for the Brannick, 16 Hemlock St. Bridgeport man on trial for MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm allegedly assaulting guards at trial. Judge Dannehy g ra ted Mrs. William F. Shaw Edward G. Blozie Walter F. Baker MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1973 - VOL. XCH, No. 102 TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS The British-American Gub Somers State Prison last year, Best’s request that other Mrs. Helena W. Shaw, 68, of SOUTH WINDSOR - Edward ANDOVER-Walter F. Town Employes dart team will be host to the' was involved in a weekend guards be assigned to the 630 Lydall St. died this morning G. Blozie, 55, of 882 Avery St. Baker, 81, of Hebron Rd. died A committee appointed last These three public-spirited men Backside Tavern team from altercation at the institution, transport detail. at Manchester Memorial died early this morning at Monday at a Willimantic April by Mayor Joiin Thompson did an outstanding and most Essex Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at according to State Correction Hospital. She was the wife of Manchester Memorial convalescent home. and consisting of Manchester thorough job, and at no cost to the Maple St. clubhouse. Commissioner John R. Manson. William F. Shaw. Hospital. He was the husband of Mr. Baker was born June 25, Flim-Flam industrialists Mark Kravitz, the town. A similar study by a Members, their wives and Manson said Allan N. Best, Mrs. Shaw was born June 12, Mrs. Gladys Louise Tonkinson 1891 in Hartford and had lived William Thornton apd Robert consulting firm could have cost guests are welcome to witness 20, allegedly struggled with two A MODERN 1904 in Manchester and had Blozie. there most of his life before BALTIMORE AP-Police Fuller, iff recommending an us thousands, and I doubt the games. guards who were returning him Grand List coming to Andover 12 years Stennis Condition who arrested a 24year-old lived here ali her life. She was a Mr. Blozie was bom Sept. 30, immediate across-the-board . whether it could have b ^ n as to his cell from the showers. He member of Center 1917 in South Windsor and had ago. He was a World War I, p h a r m a c y man on larcency by trick salary increase for all town thorough.” The Senior High Forum of said both guards were injured Congregational Church. lived here all his life. He was veteran. charges last week have re­ employes not covered by union Thompson said the report will North United Methodist Church in the incident. She was employed at the employed as an electrician in Before he retired in 1958, he arrested toe man and added contracts — department heads, be studied by the Board of will meet tonight at 7 at the Best is on trial in Tolland Kage Co. and formerly worked production testing at Pratt and was employed as a truck driver another charge, “ the flim­ assistant departihent heads and Directors for possible im­ church. Grade 7 will also meet County Superior Court with two at Cheney Bros, and at the Whitney Division of United for Hartford Dispatch for 46 flam of us” . Increases 4% J a m M Extremely Serious supervisors. plementation. at 7 at the church. other Somers inmates on Findell Venetian Blind Co. Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. years. He was a former Detective said .when The committee submitted its He said he had appointed the charges stemming from alleged F. Survivors, besides her He was a former state fire member of the Andover Senior Ricardo G. Palen was re­ Manchester’s new Grand 000 in additional taxes. And Town Manager Robert Weiss report to the Board of Directors committee with the approval of ’The Board of Education will assaults on seven guards and husband, are two sons, State warden. During the 1930’s, he Citizens Club and the Fraternal !D’Amato WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. John C. Stennis, a power in arrested Tuesday that after today commended the last night, following its study of the board, following reports of hold its final workshop on the four inmates during a baseball List, based on Oct. 1, 1972 based on the 5.06 m ills Fire Policeman William V. Shaw played football with the Order of Eagles, Hartford. B8/R.Ph. the Senate’s Southern bloc and an ardent supporter of a his first arrest last assessor’s office for its salaries for similar positions in dissatisfaction over the existing recommended 1973-74 budget of game at the prison May 22. The valuations, has reached District tax rate, it would and Harry C. Shaw, both of Manchester Orioles. He also Survivors are three sons, Wednesday he had offered to “diligence and thoroughness” the Manchester area, in the salary scale. Dr. James P. Kennedy, guards and inmates were strong U.S. military, was in “ very serious” condition $267,197,086, which is a $10,- produce about $41,000 in Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. organized and played the Martin Baker of Andover, stage a heroin purchase for in its operations. state, in towns of similar size in “Those reports were cir­ superintendent of schools, struck with baseball bats today after being shot twice during a holdup in front of his 306,688 or a 4 per cent hike additional taxes there. Roger (Vivian) Parks of saxaphone with the Duke’s Francis Baker of Columbia and them. the nation and in private culating,” said Thompson, tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Ad­ during a fight that erupted home here. “ Particularly is it to be Manchester; two sisters, Mrs. Orchestra in the 1930’s and ear­ Paul Baker of North Haven; a The officers agreed and over last year. Property owners in the 8th industry. "because of the upgrading of ministrative Annex, 45 School Do you fear A spokesman at Walter Reed Army Medical Center said commended,” said Weiss, “ for Martin Fredrickson and Mrs. ly 1940’s. daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Klatt of during the game. handed Palen $150 for toe drug Released today by Town District pay town taxes to Basically, its report stated education-related jobs — high St. ’The personnel and finance Best told Judge Joseph P. age?...Many people its investigation of personal Merrili Brewer, both of He was a communicant of St. Hartford; five grandchildren at 6 a.m., EST, today that chances were “ guarded” that purchase, police reported. Assessor Edgar Belleville, the General Fund only. They that Manchester salaries for its above the cost-of-living committee is expected to Dannehy last Wednesday that do...Statistically, the property, which showed a Manchester; and seven Margaret Mary Church and a and nine great-grandchildren. the 71-year-old Mississippi Democrat would recover. Palen 1 ^ policemen to a the Grand List is still pay fire taxes to the district. top 17 jobs (department heads) increase being given depart­ submit its formal recommenda­ sizable increase. It comes at a grandchildren. member of Our Lady of Fatima Funeral services will be guards had been “ harassing and number of years each Of us Stennis is chairman of the Senate Armed Services Com­ private social club and subject to adjustments by is behind the norm. It ment heads. The reports tion Monday night at the board intimidating” him while he was Belleville said he is very time when many towns are Funeral services will be Council, KofC, Rockville. Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the is likely to live is pretty mittee. ^ entered, leaving the officers the Board of Tax Review recommended immediate claimed the municipal salaries meeting. pleased with the increase, witnessing a decrease in this Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at Survivors, besides his wife, Holmes Funeral Home, 400 well established...What is However, the spokesman said Stennis was “ conscious outside, Capt. Theodore salary adjustments for them, were way out of line.” and to possible clerical noting that it is among toe category, due to the state’s Holmes Funeral Home, 400 are a son, David M. Blozie, and Main St., Manchester. Burial not established is vthe and resting comfortably.” The next briefing on the Weintraub said. recommending also that the He concluded, “ I realized the The Citizens” Advisory errors. It will be the basis largest since 1966 revaluation. gradual elimination of Main St. The Rev. Lyman a daughter. Miss Dorothy E. will be in Townsend Cemetery. Yale Pastor proportion of years -;!lhat Palen didn’t return, adjustments be retroactive to reports couldn’t be accepted Committee to the Board of senator’s condition was scheduled for 4 p.m., EST. for Manchester’s 1973-74 tax Of the increase, he said, manufacturers’ and retailers’ Farrar of Center Blozie, both of South Windsor; Friends may call at th e Weintraub said. July 1,1972, the beginning of the without a study. That’s why I Education on secondary school will be spent in vital l i ^ g Stennis underwent 6Mb hours levy, to be adopted in May $5,994,002 is for real estate, $2,- inventory tax.” Congregational Church will of­ two brothers, Alexander G. fumeral home tonight from 7 to MCC Speaker empties blood into the current fiscal year. appointed the committee. I space problems will meet and those spent nursh^^- of surgery Tuesday night and 295,515 for personal property, ficiate. Burial will be in East Blozie of South Windsor and 9. iiitestinal tract. by the Board of Directors The new Grand List actually Its report estimated the must repeat — they did an out­ Thursday at 8 p.m. in the ’The Rev. Michael Allen of the firmities of old ageii^e early today for bullet wounds in and $2,017,171 for motor Cemetery. James E. Blozie of Windsor; and to be in effect July 1. was $274,428,296 to start. immediate cost for the 17 top standing and long-overdue job.” Manchester High School Yale Divinity School will speak big news is that so-<^led the lower rib cage—the most The bullet then passed vehicles. Friends may call at the and three sisters, Mrs. Walter Two Killed Based on this year’s 48.66 However, exemptions totaling Ignacy Sciltek jobs at about $23,000. The library. at Manchester Community serious wound—and in the left through the first portion of toe Last year’s net taxable Grand funeral home Wednesday from Bolls of Westbrook and Miss old age need not happ)^ to mills General Fund tax rate, $5,893,665 for real estate, ROCKVILLE - Ignacy salaries for assistants and College Thursday at 8 p.m. in thigh. large intestine and lodged in the List, after final adjustments, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Carolyn Blozie and Miss Regina you...You have a “^ od the 4 per cent increase $14,735 for personal property Scibek, 78, of 35 Vernon Ave. supervisors, the report stated, the auditorium of the BidWell fleshy portion of the right thigh. In Ulster was $256,890,398. The family suggests that any Blozie, both of South Windsor. Ex-Foreign chance to stay m iddl^ged Hospital spokesman Maj. and $1,322,810 for motor died shortly before noon also should be adjusted — in Correction St. campus. The spokesman said the bullet would produce about $550,- memorial contributions may be The funeral will be Thursday for life...I say middle-aged Frank Garland said Stennis vehicles brought it to the $267,- Monday from an apparent heart relation to the 17. Yesterday’s Herald report of He will talk about his recent was not removed during made to Center Congregational at 8 a.m. from the Holmes Service awoke 10 minutes after the BELFAST (AP) - Northern 197,086 figure. attack while shoveling snow at Town Manager Robert Weiss, the Sunday morning rescue of trip to North Vietnam and will — not young...We c ^ o t surgery and that “ its presence Church. Funeral Home, 4 * V- Storrs. further, and realistic chairman. The resignation is to economy within 1973 would her unanimously. Price, who Survivors, besides his wife deficits do not turn “ a healthy confidence must be created forestall any charges of conflict expansion into a feverish boom endanger toe further reduction that neither need rise again.” had tied for second with two and parents, are two sisters, of interest, / with your present followed by a recession.” of toe inOation rate that is “ Only by holding the line on others when the executive Mrs. Weyant Garrison of board voted, then announced he Prior to the official start of In toe second of toe major desirable, and would do so federal spending will we be able Manchester and Mrs. Stuart would challenge Mrs. Jackston last night’s meeting, the presidential messages to the despite toe continuing price- to reduce the inflation rate Reopell of Bolton. before the entire town committee members observed new Congress, the annual and wage-controls program.” further in 1973,” Nixon said. Funeral services will be a standing moment of Economic Report, Nixon Nixon noted that toe 1972 “ Anti-inflationary fortes are committee. Thursday at 11 a.m . at St. Price was nominated last meditation. They honored % hammered on toe cost-cutting increase in national output, one at work, but it will be necessary Mark’s Episcopal Church, N. night by Charles Boggini, who former Presidents Harry theme as insistently as he did in of toe largest in 25 years, was to keep our healthy expansion Eagleville Rd., Storrs. Burial heating system? said of him, “ He is a winner, Truman and Lyndon Johnson, Monday’s budget message. achieved despite a decline in will be in Willington Hill and would complement the and former Democratic Town “ We must develop more military spending and without (See Page Fourteen) Cemetery. otoer five Democrats on toe Chairman William DeHan— all reliable and responsible at­ Friends may call at the Board of Directors.” taken by death recently. titudes and methods for dealing Holmes Funeral Home, 400 N^tthew Moriarty Jr., who Mayor Thomspon, in a brief with toe federal budget,” he Main St., Wednesday from 2 to 4 seconded the nomination of talk, urged the town committee told Congress, “ so that it is not and 7 to 9 p.m. Quake in Mexico Price, called him “ a good, hard to “ turn out the Vote” on March perpetually on toe margin of an teammate in anything he’s ever 13, when a townwide inflationary explosion. referendum will be held on a “ We must prepare for the end done,” Kills 10, Hurts 100 Town Treasurer Roger Negro proposed $1,391,000 Personal Notice <4 wage and price controls, and moved that the endorsement of appropriation for Laurel Lake If your view of winter is watching your money go up in be willing to show toe same MEXICO CITY (AP) - ^ t said four buildings w ere Mrs. Jackston by the purchase and improvements. In M emoriam courage in taking them off as smoke with high heating bills, you should look into least 10 persons were reported destroyed in the village of nominating committee be Stopping just short of asking In loving nnemory o f John McCooe, was shown in imposing them.” killed and 100 others injured in Tonila on the slopes of the accepted. town committee endorsement who passed away January 30, 1972. low-cost natural gas. Thousands of families in the CNG area At stake, said Nixon, “ is a strong earthquake that rocked volcano. William Desmond remarked, of the proposal, he remarked, already know you get more heat for your money when you whether we can make 1973 the The McCooe Family Mexico from the central A government com­ “ I'feel very strongly in party “ An all-out effort is needed — it prelude to a sustained period of switch to gas. And converting to gas heat is easy. Just a Pacific coast to toe capital. munications worker, Pablo unity — that’s how we won toe is in the best long-range grbwto and stability in a free The tremors late Tuesday Pacheco, witnessed the erup­ last election.” he cautioned, “ If interest of toe town that toe small conversion unit is installed in your present boiler or economy.” afternoon coincided with the se­ tion of the volcano. we go off in our separate ways, question is approved.” furnace. With gas, your money isn’t tied up in bulk The need to moderate a England cond eruptiqn in two days of toe “ We saw it explode and throw we could meet with defeat at Noting that passage of toe potentially runaway boom was deliveries of fuel, either. Gas comes to you constantly through Fire Volcano in Colima state, up a pink ball of flames,” he the next election.” question at a special election, 7-f stressed both by Nixon and, in on toe Pacific coast. Colima reported. "It began to vomit as on March 13, would require iirttuirid OIo. safe underground pipelines. You only pay for the fuel you an accompanying 300-page T h e close vote which Robert & Florance Boston, Owners was one of toe a r ^ s hardest hit rocks and puiPe smoke.” followed, taken by secret an affirmative vote by at least use, as you use it. That’s natural gas. The economical report, by his three-member Modem Methods • by toe quake. The volcano is 50 miles north ballot, Indicated to most obser- IS per cent of toe town’s 28,000- Council of Economic Advisers. Old Faridoned Honesty way to heat your home. Convert today. Call your gas The goverhment said six of of Colima City, toe state capital vors toe conservative-liberal plus voters, he recommended A rise of about 9 per cent in heating contractor or CNG in Hartford (525-0111) or New toe deaths occurred in the town 310 miles west of Mexico City. split on the town committee, that a telephone and M ONUM ENTS gross national output would be MARKERS of Tecoman, Colima, and most The Tacubaya Seismology with toe conservative element transportation committee be Britain (224-9157). Ask about the CNG low monthly rental plan. appropriate instead of 1972’s 11- ^ ^ CEMETERY of toe injuries were reported Center in Mexico City reported backing Mrs. Jackston, and toe named “ to get out the vote.” He ITown Treasurer Roger Negro, left, and Charles Boggini count the ballots in last night’s HOIA4ES per-cent rate, said toe council I LETTERING HOWARD HOLMES from toe surrouding valley. that toe quake registered 7.5 on more liberal element backing said he is making toe same OtMniWt Evening & HeM Appointnents Kfeaded by Dr. Herbert Stein. endorsement of Mrs. Phyllis Jackston for the vacancy on the Manchester B oa^ of ARTHUR HOLMES Another four persons were the Richter scale and was Price. request of the Republican Town ARRAKEO • DISPUYAT NORMAN HOLMES Such an increase, toe council Directors. The endorsement was by the Democratic Town Committee. Negro represented 1076 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford killed in Gomez Paris, in centered in a mostly un­ The vacancy on the Board of Committee. The latter is said, would reduce the Mrs. Jackston in the official count. Boggini represented Robert Price, the defeated diVllMdwUr aty Uht) iOO MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN. ,Jalisco state npar toe border populated area 200 miles to the Directors exists because meeting tomorrow night. unemployment rate to about 4.5 candidate. (Herald photo by Pinto) CONNECTICUT NATURAL GAS CORPORATION with Colima, llie government west. Williajm FitzGerald, a director Town Chairman Ted Tu. 338-2680 Serving the greater Hartford and New Britain areas

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South Windsor A b o u t T o w n CAASA Meets In Hartford PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 31, 1973 Golden Age Qub will meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at the oh a panel reacting to his Senior Citizens Center. Dr. James P. Kennedy, remarks will be Sen. Ruth Sheinwold on Bridge ^Showboat’ Director Library Decision Members are reminded to bring superintendent of schools; m Wilson E. Deakin Jr., assistant Truex of Wethersfield and items for a kitchen social. Senate chairman of the educa­ m DUMMY’S ACE Adler thereupon cashed the Richard Matteson of Hart­ assignment with Repertory. He superintendent of schools for ACTS AS DECOY South dealer personnel; Dr. Alfred B. tion committee; Rep. Audrey North-South vulnerable ace of clubs and gave up one is a graduate of Hartt College of Is U p To Voters ’The meeting of St. Mary’s By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ford Rd., organist and choir ’Tychsen, assistant superinten­ Beck of Storrs; Rep. Rufus club, after which he could take director at the Emanuel Music, University of Hartford E piscopal Church Guild, TO RESIDENTS OF p When today’s hand was NORTH dent of schools for instruction Rose of Waterford and House the last three tricks with the Lutheran Church, is turning his where he majored in organ and originally scheduled for played by my friend Milton ♦ 96 BARBARA VARRICK suggestions for town im­ and curriculum; and State Sen. chairman of the education ^ AK5 last trump and two good clubs. talents to the theater. He has liturgical music. He has been Thui^ay at 11 a.m. has been Adler more than 30 years ago, musical director for the Correspondent provements and the library has David 0. Odegard will attend committee; Richard Noyes, i PARKER STREET, MATHER CTREET, 0 AJ863 There would have been a been chosen musical director of been one of the highest canceled. The next guild even the opponents had to 852 different story to tell if Hartford College for Women. Tel. 644-8274 tomorrow’s midwinter executive vice president of the th e Jerome Kern-Oscar priorities for the town. “Voters meeting will be Feb. 15. compliment him on his shrewd declarer had taken an early dis­ “Showboat” will appear at Mayor Abraham Glassman statew ide meeting of the Manufacturers’ Association of VEST EAST Hammerstein classic musical will have to decide its merits. If [ COLONIAL ROAD & LYDALL STREET AREAS deceptive play. card on the ace of diamonds. the Repertory Theater of* New said this week the need for a (Connecticut Association for the Hartford County and a former ^ KJ 5 4 7 delight, “Showboat,” which is we make a decision to finance it The executive board of South dealer 5QJ10 C:?98632 The defenders would save their Britain Feb. 23-25 and March 1 new library building in South Advancement of School legislator from Farmington; being produced by the Windsor must stand on its own a particular way, there is Manchester Chapter, AARP, and Dr. Charles O. Richter, Lydall Inc. (Colonial Board Co., Lydall Foulds) Management North-South vulnerable >K974 OQI052 clubs, and declarer would lost and 2. Ticket information'may will meet Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Administration in Hartford. Repertory ’Theater of New Bri­ m erits and no im mediate always someone who prefers a superintendent of West Hart­ I is concerned for the safety of chiidren that are entering our Opening lead—Queen of 4 KJ 7 ♦ Q94 two clubs and two trumps. be obtained by calling the box the home of Mr. and Mrs. John The subject of discussions, in Hearts tain. decisions will be made by the different method,” the mayor ford schools. SOUTH Daily Question This is M atteson’s first office, 223-3147. Dormer, 259 Porter St. which members of the General arounds and building. . . . x West opened the queen of 4 AQ 1084 3 2 As dealer, you hjold: Town Council to finance the said. Assembly will join, is “Dealing ’The after-luncheon message He added that the will be given by Gerald F. There are many eiements here that could be extrennely hearts, and Adler won in the . <0 74 Spades, 9-6; Hearts A-K-5; proposed fl,180,000, 25,000- Sunset Club will meet Friday with new expectations on dummy with the king. He led O None square foot building, subject to referendum would call for educational finance, or who is Stevens of Milford, majority I hazardous to an unsuspecting child on to what him or her was just 4> A 1063 Diamonds, A-J-8-6-3; Clubs, at 1:30 p.m. at the Senior the nine of spades from dummy 8-5-2. voter approval at a town authorization for full bonding in going to pay the bill?” leader of the House. an adventurous lark. West North East which the town could purchase Citizeps Center. Members are and let it ride, losing to the South What do you say? referendum. Dr. Wendell H. Pierce, i:| So far the children have ignored our signs & verbal protest. Pass 2 0 Pass short-term notes early in the reminded to bring canned fruit jack. West returned the jack of 1 4 Answer; Bid one diamond. An information meeting to for a kitchen social. executive director of the 2 4 Pass 2 NT Pass discuss various funds which are construction, thus reducing the Please help us avoid a possible tragedy and forbid your children hearts to dummy’s ace. Pass You have 12 points in high cards Education Commission of the For Prompt, Safe, Adler was in the dummy for 4 4 Double Pass available for assistance in over-all cost for total bonding from entering the Lydall or Colonial factory areas. Pass and 1 point for the doubleton, The Cosmopolitan Club will States, headquartered in Economical the last time. He thought of financing the proposed program when the building is completed Denver, Colo., will be the them to use (at their own risk of course) the Opening lead — ^ Q enough for an optional opening have a Valentine dessert party Transportation We welcome cashing the ace of diamonds, bid. You choose to bid, rather was held Monday. At the in 1974. keynote speaker. Colonial Rd. where it joins Parker Citizens Meet Friday at 1 p.m. at the F^era- open fields that we own on but decided against it. He could than pass, because your high- HNB meeting Glassman explained tion Room of Center that $1.4 million would be The South Windsor Associa­ TAXI SERVICL Street. MOVERAnNOB ^ only discard his fourth club on card structure is excellent. MANCHESTER Congregational Church. Mrs. The Management the ace of diamonds, and his Copyright 1973 available from revenue sharing tion of Citizens (SWAC) will Esther Pickles is hostess. TRY IT! PORPAREN1BAM) hold a second membership $7.5. Billion For Com fourth club might turn out to be General Features Corp. and the town’s Capital Reserve Members are reminded to bring LYDALIA INCORPORATED \ YOUNQPEOPIE Funds by the time a new meeting at p.m. tomorrow in Washington — The value of good. OFFICES items for a white elephant auc­ MANCHESTER! n* M* ra«iw> a 10 Mbm building was completed in 1974. the high school library and will U. S. com production, plus gov­ ^ 615 Parker Street ^ FOWI a»d«< *• oeWoWy 0# Instead, Adler led dummy’s tion, which will be conducted ernment payments, in 1972 rose CAB CO. m m rn eoMont tor itoMng Mo# cMMtao. second trump and finessed to Also available is approximately nominate and elect members to after dessert. Proceeds of the $180,000 from state library the executive committee. by about $900 million from 1969, 289-1555 West’s king. West returned a auction will benefit a club reaching $7.5 billion. lAUMU MMinU T V T o n ig h t Open grants, stocks and money to be Also on the agenda is the Siooitl OiiOloiieoo third heart, and declarer charity. ruffed. See Saturday'$ Herald for 1 used only for library purposes, establishment of a “Library Dummy'H Diamonds Complete TV LUtingw which was derived from the Study Committee,” which will MX «M t MMTTtO Now Adler led three more Mon .threx^h Fri. 9-3 sale of Sadd Memorial Library. examine the proposed town 6 P trumps, carefully saving all of The need for the new building library building program. SWAC president Alan Ober I dummy’s diamonds. The — 8:00 — was explained by John Cook, opponents assumed that (3-8-22) NEWS ^Snatched’ EVENING HOURS chairman of the Library Board said that both the Democratic MtTRiem and Republican Town lOor 17 roeolrot oca—»on»> declarer had a way to get to (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH of Directors who said that the PanM or Mult SotrMon dummy’s ace of diamonds, and (20) SOUNDING BOARD Middle Turnpike Office present facility does not Committee chairmen have been (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE Tisha Sterling, Sheree North, and Barbara Perkins play three wives who face death when provide adequate book space, asked to attend the session they both decided to keep one of their husbands refuses to pay his share of their $3 million ransom, in ABC-TV’s 320 Middle Turnpike West diamonds at any cost. (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH and therefore new and up-to- purposely to avoid confusion I iMM« II m m (40) WILD WILD WEST “Snatched,” tonight at 8:30 on Channels 8 and 40. concerning the operation and j l By the time that Adler got 6-8 Thursday date purchases are hampered E O M .-^ S A L E ! [A«a Holt aoy vary purpose of SWAC. All questions MaartoktofMo) down to one trump and four — 8:30 — because of the lack of room clubs, the defenders were in sad (3) CBS NEWS Manchester Green Office available. He said that the asked by the town individuals will be answered pertaining to shape. They were each trying to (8) ABC NEWS 621 Middle Turnpike East purpose for a good library HOUSEHOLD CLEANING keep four diamonds, and each (22-30) NBC NEWS State PTA Backs deteriorates when quarters the function of the organizaiton, of them had to throw a club. (24) MAGGIE — EXERCISES 6-8 Friday become cramped. Ober added. The building will serve the Ober said that SWAC has had NEEDS I McQUEtN/ MSCGRAW j — 7:00 — North Manchester Office town for more than 10 years, an opportunity to express the (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD Public TV Freedom with an operational cost of opinion of its members “as we Janitor In A Drum in IE (5IETAWAY SPRING CRUISE Topic: Portugal. 220 North Main Street $125,000 per year. The present have indicated to Mayor Icotoit ATT;I5-9;30 (P ^ S/S OCEANIC (8) TRUTH OR 6-8 Wednesday cost is about $118,000; $9,000 of Abraham Glassman and CONSEQUENCES 1/2 Gallon Size / p f I p £ p I >'.. - Corporation for Public include William F. 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M MTir belief that “public television take over programming possible ways to finance the Cough Syrup A DRUM (24) EVENING AT POPS responsibilities for the Public Taff, head of the state’s four- of taxes in South Windsor.” IN MJt AUTO & TRAVEL Guests: Pianists Ferrante should be free to fully program 6-8 Thursday project: Bonding the full M onday^l^M t^94 770 Asylum Ave. in the area of public affairs Broadcasting Service (PBS). station network, said the CPB- amount for 20 years; financing Ober said that the group is Liquid Gold and Telcher. (R) CPB has also indicated it would PBS dispute is a “critical from the reserve fund and hopeful that this will be the 1.49 '•RUsmuL Hartford, Coim. 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\ 1 3 d V S O D ' w ; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan, 31, 1 9 7 3 - PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 31, 1973 Vernon Notes PUERTO RICO PORT BUSY ROAD DEATHS TO GitOW Columbia San Juan— Puerto Rico’s In­ Paris—If current trends con­ Yale Will Bridgeport Ordered ternational Airport here is the tinue, 70J)00 people will die in Ploy To Cut Alimony auto accidents in Common Mar­ busiest in all the Caribbean and Shi Club Plans Trip Shift To Latin America. More than 3.3 ket countries in 1980, according to road experts. In 1971, more School Use Policy Formed million passengers and 117.1 Rejected By Court To Raeially Balance million tons of cargo went than 60,000 were killed on the The Indian Valley YMCA Ski for the year and trophies will be Lyman was appointed in Trimester roads, a figure corap«mble to through the airport in fiscal Club is planning a day ski trip to presented. April of 1959 and has served the School facilities are the who is to be reimbursed at the ment or material belonging to U. S. highway deaths. Mt. Sunapee, N.H. on Feb. 10. HARTFORD (AP) - The In December 1962, Pappas, Pappas, Constantine Pappas, 1972. The church will sponsor a same route since that time. VIRGINIA CARLSON cafeteria-kitchen and the gym­ rate of $2.50 per hour by the the organization. NEW HAVEN (AP) - Yale Tfte bus will leave Vernon This includes responsibility state Supreme Court ruled then 67 years old and owner of and Mrs. Pauline Millaras. He Valentine Dance, Feb. 10 from Correspondent nasium. Classrooms may be organization using the University’s governing body Its Police Force Circle at 6:30 a.m. and return for damage, loss' or injury to has voted to support the con­ that 77-year-old Andrew "substantial amounts.of real paid a tax on the transfer, and d p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Pinochle Play Tel. 228-9224 designated at the board’s dis­ facilities. about 8 p.m. property or person attending cept of a three-term, or Pappas of East Lyme had no estate and other assets,” during the divorce suit, he Kosciuszko Club, Vernon Ave. The Thursday tournament The Board of Education has cretion. BRIDGEPORT (AP) - The challenge hiring and promotion system of merit, only now to Sign-ups for the trip will be the function. trimester, school year at the claim on the property which he married a 23-year-old Greek testified that he had turned Music for dancing will be winners in the Vernon Senior approved terms of an School and school-directed The custodian will open the Bridgeport Police Department practices in the department. find that promotions will be tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the “ Y ” agreement governing the use of building one half hour before ■ Decorations may be used in Ivy League institution. / signed over to his son in order girl while visiting his over the property to his played by Roy Kabrick’s Citizens pinochle group were activities will have priority “ It has a far-reaching effect made on a basis of race,” he office, Vernon Circle. Anyone the cafeteria or auditorium as The question remains of when to avoid paying more alimony homeland, children to satisfy certain has been ordered by a federal Penthouse Four. Ann Hietala 642; Bert Edwards the facilities at Porter School. over any prior application for and secure the building after judge to drastically increase not only in Bridgeport and in said. “ I think the effect of the wishing further information long as their use does not schedule graduation annd ther to his wife. Bringing his bride back to financial obligations. Reservations should be made 635, Emily Brooks 635 and Application blanks for use of the facilities. the event, provide proper Connecticut, but in the rest of decision will be to polarize the should call the office or Pam interfere with the school events on the calendar. Pappas had committed Connecticut, Pappas soon found After the divorce was granted the number of blacks and Puer­ by calling Norman Guertin, Madeline Barrows 614. the school facilities may be In general, the school will not lighting, heating and ventila­ the country,” Koskoff said. police department beyond Aceto. program. Plans for decorations The Yale Corporation perjury during the divorce that his marriage was not going and Pappas paid his ex-wife a to Ricans on the force. Donald Neff, William Zaverella The group plays regular obtained at the school office be available for public dances tion; patrol corridors and City officials generally said repair and to destroy the should be approved in writing endorsed over the weekend a ♦rial, the Supreme Court said, smoothly. In October 1968, less lump sum alimony award of U.S. District Court Judge Jon Library Program or Eileen Fritz. pinochle on 'Diesdays and tour­ and should be filed in duplicate or out of town groups. Approval bathroom facilities; be O. Newman has directed they wanted to study the morale of the force. by the fire marshal and proposal that had been drafted and to allow him to get his than a year after the wedding, $25,000, he asked his children to Carpenter and Edberg, Grange Meetings nament play on Thursdays, both there at least seven days before of the application is at the available to assist committees; that half of the current police decision, before deciding what “ For these reasons the submitted to the principal prior by a study committee and property back from his Pappas “ became aware that his sign the property back to him. magicians, will make a return Vernon Grange 52 will meet at 1:30 p.m. at the Lottie Fisk the scheduled event. discretion of the board or its assist during fire or other vacancies be filled with blacks course of action to take. But an decision of the judge has got to to the function. supported two weeks ago by the unwilling son, George, would be wife was contemplating a Constantine and Pauline did so, appearance to the Rockville Friday at 8 p.m. at Grange Building, Henry Park. Notification of cancelation of administrative representatives. emergencies; supervise use of or Puerto Ricans 'until minority attorney for the police union be appealed,” he said. Smoking is permitted only in faculty. to condone “ an unpurged act of divorce action;” but George refused to give up Public Library Coffee House on Hall, Rt. 30. Members of an event should be made three The fee for the use of the public address system if groups constitute 15 per cent of said an appeal was certain. Allan Cohen, Bridgeport needed and enforce regulations. the cafeteria, teachers’ lounge A study group is looking into fraud on the court.” On Oct. 23, 1968, Pappas his interest. Feb. 2 and 9. On the first day Ellington Grange will fill the days before the scheduled facilities should accompany the the 485-member force. “ It sounds to me, the order of director of civil service, agreed Catholir Council and offices. At no time will' the possible effects of the As the Supreme Court turned over ownership of over Pappas then went to court ttey will perform for children chairs and Enfield Grange will event. The fee will be returned application. The charge for up The sponsoring organization Currently, the percentage the judge is extremely broad,” that the order will be appealed. The Ladies of the Sacred elementary or secondary pupils summer term on the university. described the sequence of $100,000 worth of real estate to and state Referee Thomas E. in Grades 9-12 and during the have charge of the program. if no preparations have been to 50 persons is $7.50 per use. will be responsible for the figure for minority groups is 3.6 said Daniel J. Sagarin, attorney “ If we don’t have the 15 per Heart will be hostesses for the be permitted to smoke on the events, this is what happened: his three children, George Troland, exercising the power second appearance, for Vernon Junior Grange 92 will made. Over 50 persons is $15 per use. hiring of constables if needed, per cent — 15 blacks and three for L ocal 1159, Am erican cent minority, as the judge Council of Catholic Women at school premises. Alcoholic of a Superior Court judge, children In Grades 7 and 8. Both meet Saturday at 2 p.m. at the The building custodian will be arrange for chaperones and the Puerto Ricans. Federation of State, County and said, what are we supposed to the meeting Feb. 7 at 8 p.m. at beverages may not be brought ordered George to yield up his performances will start at 7 Grange Hall when the program paid directly by the group at the parking of cars; receive any RANGE AND “ It’s an excellent opinion,” Municipal Employes. do next?” he said. the Parish Center on Rt. 30. into or consumed on or near the interest. p.m. will be “ Making Valentines.” rate of $2.50 per hour at the delivery of goods, secure and “ The decision does a total “ It looks as though this sets Mrs. Gail Mayle and Mrs. Pui3iic premises. FUEL OIL The Supreme Court overruled said Michael Koskoff, attorney Winter programs for school- time of the event. return equipment from outside, disservice to a large number of up nothing but a quota system Carrier Retires Elaine Pimental will present a GASOLINE Troland, saying that Pappas for Bridgeport Guardians, Inc., age children will continue on If th e organization supervise preparations, return dedicated police officers who for the minority groups and James H. Lyman of Chinese ifood demonstration had not come to court with a group of minority policemen Feb. 3 with two films to be Records contributes to the. general all equipment to prop'er places work for promotion through a violates the 14th Amendment,” Kingsbury Ave., Ext., will including the use of the Chinese clean hands” and could not be which filed the lawsuit to sihown for children in welfare of the community the and leave the area clean and DANES TO BENEFIT retire as rural carrier for the Wok. The ladies of the (Council Warranty Deed BANTLY OIL allowed to profit from an act of kindergarten through Grade 3. usual building fee may be orderly. Copenhagen — Because of ex­ Rockville Post Office after will select a nominating Charles J. Wesneski Jr. to COMPANY. INC. perjury. The films will be “ A Frog went exempt from fees in using the The responsible person tremely efficient farming prac­ serving for 15 years. His retire­ committee for officers for the William C. Stuzenski, property ‘There is . . . a direct a-Courtin” and “ Little Skiers gym. named in the application wilt tices, Danish agricultural ex­ 331 Main Street ment is effective today. coming year. at 53 Deepwood Dr., relationship between the plain­ Big Day.” The program will be The kitchen may be used upon indemnify the Board of ports earnings are expected to conveyance tax $15.40. Tel. 649-4595 tiff’s perjury in the divorce at 10 a.m. Free tickets for request but must be unlocked, Education for any damage to rise about $40 million a month Release of Lis Pendens Rockville 875-3274 action . . . and his attempt to either program are available at supervised and locked by one school property or expense after the nation joins the Com­ regain the property,” said the the library. Vernon T he Savings Bank of member of the hot lunch staff involved in removal of equip­ mon Market. high court. ‘‘There is no Manchester to Charles J. Court Attended question that the plaintiff Wesneski Jr. et al. Freshman language arts testified as he did (in the Atlachmenls students at the Sykes School Marriage Counselor divorce suit) to save this James Fisher and Fred have attended civil and property from the claims of his Fisher against Paul Intagliata, Children’s criminal court sessions at Joins Counsel Staff property at 88 Blue Ridge Dr., w ife, but in so doing he Tolland County Superior Court committed perjury . . . It can $500. Whaf s so Great About this under the^ supervision of Mrs. thus be seen that the equity The Ro-Jac Construction Co. Dianne Baglin and Miss which the plaintiff now seeks in The Hockanum Valley of services and fees are Inc. against Lewis W. and this action is directly and hforgaret Bedard, English Arts Community Services Council charged on a sliding scale ac­ Karen Dischert, property at 98 instructors and David Vesco, will add a new service to its cording to the client’s ability to Walnut St., $7,500. Big Coior TV at ^550^^? inseparably connected with his prior perjury. reading consultant. growing organization when pay. Lease “ Were we to grant him the In preparation for the visits George Merrill of Bloomfield, a Merrill will see couples or Herbert R. and Joan J. Hebbe relief requested, we would be Ski Race* the classes completed a unit of marriage counselor joins the individuals by appointment, to Paul and Susan D. condoning an unpurged act of study involving tihe function and volunteer staff on Feb. 1. during the evenings. Ap­ DelMastro, beauty salon at 525 fraud on the court.” operation of the court system. The services council started pointments may be made by Main St., for two years According to Edward B. operations last fall and serves calling the services center. commencing Feb. 1, 1973. GIRLS & BOYS, AGE 6-17 Masker, principal of the school, as an umbrella agency to Although he counsels couples Termination of Trade Name the students were given the NOTHING! provide a variety of services for of all ages, Merrill said it is Rose KeUy, no longer doing Lobbying opportunity to develop a people in the tri-town area of usually the older age group business as The Wiggery REGISTER NOW FOR THE greater awareness and insight Vernon, Ellington and Tolland. which seeks marriage Beauty Salon, 525 Main St. Statute of today’s courtroom It has a suite of offices in the counseling. He added that the Trade Names proceedings and interpretation Vernon Professional Building, large percentage of teen-age Paul and Susan DelMastro, Challenged of its laws. Vernon Circle. marriages “ bust up” without doing business as Susan Dee Church Programs Merrill is chief of chaplaincy benefit of counseling. Coiffeures, 525 Main St. The CCD Bowling League of services for the Alchohol and Wilfred Pangilinan, doi'hg HARTFORD (AP) - The MANCHESTER STATE BANK St. Bernard Church will hold its Drug Dependency Department business as The Orient Food Connecticut Citizen Action U. S. BIGGEST SUPPLIER second annual potluck supper, for the state and is director of Mart, 419 Main St. Group (CCAG) Tuesday asked a the Consultation Center for Taipei — The United States Building Permits U.S. District Court judge to Feb. 4 at 6 p.m. in the church is replacing Japan as Taiwan’s Marriage and Family. He has Paul Lenti, alterations to prevent the state from enfor­ hall. biggest supplier. Taiwan bought Bowlers and their families been chaplain at several building at 206 Center St., $200. cing its lobbyist registration $543 million worth of goods are invited to attend the affair. hospitals including Blue Hills Presbyterian Church, statute while considering a from the United States in the Following the supper slides will and Hartford Hospitals. The basement-room addition to Girls challenge of the taw’s con­ 2nd Annual first half of 1972, compared Cup Race be shown of bowling activities services center offers a variety with $452 million from Japan church at 43 Spruce St., $2,500. boottop coats stitutionality. with protective Judge T. Emmet Clarie set a hearing for Feb. 13 at 2 p.m. in hood and heart­ Hartford on a motion for a FEB. 17, 1973 — 9:00 A.M. warming guilt or temporary injunction. pile lining. Bright CCAG attorney Lou Sirico wool plaids, fake furs said the Ralph Nader-affiliated Northview Ski Area^ Manchester or suedes. 7-14. Girls, group considered the law unconstitutonal on two grounds. all D&Lstores except Vernon “ It is imposing a tax on us for exercising our First Amendment right to petition GIRLS’ AGE GROUPS BOYS’ AGE GROUPS the government,” he said. The second argument is that it violates the 14th Amendment 6-7-8 Years Old 6-7-8 Years Old granting equal protection. “ It discriminates against citizen groups like ourselves 9-10 Years Old 9-10 Years Old who are low budget operations,” Sirico said. “ It is 11-12 Years Old 11-12 Years Old similar to a poll tax.” State law requires anyone receiving any compensation for 13-14 Years Old 13-14 Years Old lobbyging to register with the secretary of state and pay a $35 15-17 Years Old 15-17 Years Old fee. The CCAG says it does not object to registering, but it considers the $35 a tax, rather THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO ALL CHILDREN BETWEEN than an administrative fee. Last week, Atty. Gen. Robert THE AGES OF 6-17 WHO RESIDE IN CONN. Killian turned the CCAG case over to chief Circuit Court prosecutor Cornelius Shea for This Event Sponsored by The Manchester State Bank possible criminal action. The Voa CCAG admits it lobbied last and the Town of Manchester Recreation Department muss year and this year, without $ paying the fee. if TROPHIES TO TOP 3 IN EACH BOY AND GIRLS’ AGE CLASSES 399»5 If granted, the injunction would prevent any prosecution A LOT OF AMERICAN FAMIUES Can Buy it for only of the statute until a three- judge federal panel rules on the if MANCHESTER STATE BANK CUP FOR BEST TIME FOR DAY law’s constitutionality. Defendants in the CCAG suit WANT THER NEXT CAR are Shea, Killian and Secretary ★ HOT CHOCOLATE, COFFEE, DONUTS AT RACE FOR ALL of State Gloria Schaffer. Compliments of The Bank 1DBEUKETHERLAST<^ THAT’S RIGHT! nSO DIFFEREHCE! Debt Share Pegged At D odne JL DODGE CORONET. INCLUDES — 2 Year Picture Tube Warranty, Free Delivery and set up, and 1 year warranty on all parts! $2,402.85 RACE CLINIC $160.00 Deluxe color antenna completely Installed on your AUTHORIZED DEALERS WASHINGTON (AP) - If you Tuesday, February 13th, 7:00 P.M. at house (not In a box), with the latest alliance automatic think you’d enjoy the BONUS: tenna-rotor for only $139.95 whan you buy any of our color psychological feeling of being MANCHESTER STATE BANK IT’S ONE OF THE ROOMIEST MID-SIZED TV sotsll hnancially even with the government, you might try ac­ CARS AROUND. cumulating ^,402.85 worth of government bonds by June 30, RUDI WYRSCH IT HAS ELECTRONIC IGNITION AND DAYS THURSDAY MANY OTHER SPECTACULAR BUYS ON COLOR CONSOLES 1974. Director of Special Skiing Mount Snow, Vermont, and former FRONT DISC BRAKES, STANDARD. A U lV a n d c o l o r p o r t a b l e s PLUS BLACK AND WHITE For on that date, according to Olympic Skiing Coach will discuss Racing Techniques, Equipment, U N IT SATURDAY pQRTABLES AND CONSOLE MODELS. President Nixon’s proposed budget for fiscal 1974 and latest Strategy. ^ IT HAS TORSION-QUIET RIDE. Census Bureau population SEE THE MOUNT SNOW MOVIE A RUDI IN ACTION IT’S AVAILABLE AS 4-DOOR SEDAN OR WAGON. figures, that amount will be serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 precisely each individual’s FREE-DRAWING FOR PASSES TO MOUNT SNOW DODGE CORONET ENJOYED A NICE 20% Gentle Terms share of the national debt, OPEN TONIGHT totaling $505,453 billion. SALES INCREASE IN 1972. The national debt is AND EVERY NKHT principally composed of money Register In Person or By Mail . . . kCash ^he public owes lenders, who range from giant banks to blau REGISTRATION FORM furniture stores $ Charge persons with a $25 savings bond. MANCHESTER STATE BANK to be received by Feb. '13th SURPRISED?( FORD^^EVYl) So if the government owes Middletown Old Saybrook Manchester you as much as your share of Home of the Free Checking Account N a m e ...... ^...... l i i 9 346-6606 388-5300 643-4159 • Budget Terms the national debt, it’s kind of 1041 MAIN STREET Address...... MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 Saturdays ’HI 5:30 like owing yourself. There’s one C ity ...... ,...... nice difference, though: you □ GIRL □ BOY Chorches Motors, Inc. • Up to 3 can easily cash in your govern­ 80 Oakland Street Fomerly Keith’s of Manchester ment bonds, but there’s nothing RECREATION DEPT. OFFICE Age Group . , ...... ‘ ...... Free Dollvory, A Alternate Date Fab. 24,1973 Manchester, Conn. and Free Parking 1116 Main Street Years to Pay! to indicate the government is — 9 A.M. GARDEN GROVE ROAD, MANCHESTER BOYS Phone 643-4159 going to knock on your door and All racera namea will be demand your share of the publiahed. national debt. J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 31, 1 9 7 3 - PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX— MANCHESTER EVENING HEIRALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 31, 1973 Debt Management, Rather Than Size, Is Bugaboo atrr Hi By JOHN CUNNIFF “ We‘ m u st a v o id th e century. The United States was expressing the concept is These are the jobless figures “ The government never has to One of the dangers in deficits reduced? Perhaps, but most AP Bu8ine88 Analy8l assumption that red ink is akin importing more than it through an explanation of the since 1965: pay off the debt, any more than and debt is that, if uncontrolled, economists don’t see it o c­ NEW YORK (AP) - “ The to fiscal sin,” said Paul exported. full employment budget 1965 4.5 industry or homeowners as a they can impose themselves on curring to a marked degree. Founded Oct, 1, 1881 greatest .threat’ to our pew McCracken, who held the-same — ’This set the stage for the concept, to wit: 1966 3.8 group have to pay off theirs. As the economy so strongly that To reduce it sharply, they Neighbor prosperity is excessive govern­ title under Nixon. nation’s first devaluation. ’The A , budget deficit isn’t 1967 3.8 an individual you must pay the they cannot be financed through agreed, would be to risk jolting Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their ment spending,” said President However, he added: “ We illusion that the piece of paper inflaitimary if it is less than or 1968 3.6 mortgage. But collectively, all regular, lending facilities, the economy out of balance. Co., 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. Nixon in a brief radio address must avoid the opposite mis­ with George Washington’s equal to receipts that would 1969 3.5 mortgages don’t have to be McCracken explained. * Just as big deficits can be inflationary, but not necessari­ Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) should telephone the circulation depart­ Burl Lyons, Publisher before presenting Congress a take, of trying to dismiss it as if visage on it was worth as much have been produced if the 1970 4.9 paid.” When that point is reached it ment, 647-9946. $268.7 billion budget, the only the hair shirts, those who as it used to be couldn’t be economy were operating as its 1971 5.9 Cautioned Heller: “ You can­ might compel the Federal ly, big surpluses could be Published every evening except Sun­ biggest ever. haven’t cottoned to modern maintained. full potential, this is, with 1972 5.6 not extrapolate what happens to Reserve into monetary policy recessionary, and thus self- days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation ’ITie President spoke those wisdom, should worry about — And, in an effort to cut optimum employment (4 to 4.5 And what about the big you as an individual, because it changes that could have defeating. Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ Member of The Associated Press words against a backdrop of it.” inflation and restore stability, per cent unemployment). federal debt? Is is harmful? is not happening to the group.” widespread consequences for cond Class Mail Matter. Nixon supporters thus defend ’The other day over a coffee cup a fellow made what steadily rising federal In interviews with many governmental restraints led to “ It’s a problem,” said Heller. Man the individual dies, he business, individuals and even expenditures, budget deficits in economists, the most feared a recession, accompanied by the projected $12 billion deficit “ You’ve got to service the debt explained, but man collectively other governments. Burl L. Lyons Publisher seemed to us a good suggestion. CEILINGS The Manchester Publishing Co. eyepr year but one in the past consequence of deficits appears rising unemployment. as noninflationary. qnd obtain the taxes to pay for goes on. So does government. That debt, when it can be fit* a good timo for oollin He surmised that instead of closing school for a national The 1968 deficit of $25.16 assumes no financial responsibility for 14,’ and a rising national debt to be inflation, even though But inflation is not an it. But it’s not a problem we “ The totals will always go up.” handled, is among the solid .repairs. Free estimateel Subscription Rates day of mourning, the children might be better off m the now approximating $440 billion. some cautioned that the inevitable consequence of billion, however, came at a should be losing any sleep It might shock some people, assets of many financial in­ typographical errors appearing in adver­ classroom learning a bit more about the man and perhaps ■ The projected $12 billion relationship is probably not as budget deficits. If an economy time when the nation was over.” Heller suggested, to realize stitutions. They hold govern­ Payable in Advance tisements and other reading matter in Bernard A. Lozier American government for which the day of mouniing was deficit for fiscal 1974, to begin direct as might appear. is operating at less than its operating at its maximum It gives many people night­ that every type of debt — in- ment paj>er, collect interest on Inc. One Month $3.25 The Manchester Evening Herald. set aside at midyear, follows these other “ Deficits tend to invite capacity, it can tolerate — even capacity. Plants and equipment mares, however. “ How are we staliment, homeowner, it, help refinance it and, in Display advertising closing hours, were fully utilized. And Single Copy 154 At any rate it was another one of those days when the deficits since 1965: inflation,” is the way it was put benefit from the stimulus of — ever going to pay for it?” they industrial and the like — is summary, consider it good as Phone 649-4464 By Carrier, Weekly 75< three full days prior to publication. banks were closed, Town Hall was locked tight, there was ' billion by Raymond Saulnier, who was deficit spending. unemployment was around 3.5 ask. rising at faster rate than the . gold. Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon 1965 $1.60 chief economic adviser in the The most popular way of per cent. To which Heller responds: federal debt. Will the debt ever be One Year $39.00 no school nor mail delivery; however, you could buy a prior to day of publication; 12 noon bottle of booze, and the Connecticut lottery went on as 1966 3.80 Eisenhower administration. Six Months $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and 1967 8.70 ’These are the inflation rates 7 *• usual. Three Months $9.75 Monday. 1968 25,16 for recent years, as measured Now, really does that make sense? 1969 surplus by the Consumer Price Index: “Known for Quality, Famous for Service, Since 1874” | 1970 2.85 1965 1.7 Oh well, parents never fully appreciate teachers unless 1971 23.03 1966 2.9 it’s a miserable weekend, weather wise, and there’s a day 1972 23.02 1967 2.9 of mourning. 1973 20.00-25.00 1968 4.2 Four Years To Make estimated 1969 5.4 What is the meaning of these 1970 5.9 Our congratulations to the Savings Bank of Manchester deficits? And how long can they 1971 4.3 SPACE SAVERS AT SALE PRICES Mark In History on their new time and temperature sign. It’s a dandy. Take continue? 1972 3.4 Economists quickly dismiss The consequences of an a look at it, if you haven’t as yet done so. If President Nixon’s second across the threshold into the new era. as meaningless the fears that unacceptable level of inflation many lay people have over the — acceptable is somewhere See how many ways you can furnish a small dining area. inaugural address could be summed In the same way, the conflict with :i: size of budgets. The country is around 2 per cent — were Watkins has the most complete display in Connecticut up in a single phrase, it would be: Congress is more than just a power Our business neighbor, Burt Pearl, made a good bigger each year, they say, so demonstrated in almost clinical devoted strictly to JUNIOR SIZE DINING ROOM settings. De-escalation of American power struggle between the executive and suggestion at the Main Street Guild meeting the other why shouldn’t the budget also fashion in recent years as the evening when he called for more street, sidewalk cleanup be larger? nation sought to finance a war Styles run the gamut of French, Italian, Colonial, Modern, abroad, decentralization of legislative branches. on the part of property owners as well as the town. Relative to the economy, abroa^ and social programs at Spanish and Oriental, including the famous Hitchcock sets government power at home. In Mr. Nixon’s view, for too long This writer recalls that in one community in the West a federal spending hasn’t been home. growing sharply, despite many — Viewing the big from Riverton, Connecticut. The first is no call for a new Americans have been encouraged to number of vacant lots were owned by out-of-state iifilfiiipi opinions to the contrary. For government deficits, and noting If you’ve got a space or style problem, Watkins has the isolationism, however. Few look to the federal government as the residents. The town passed a beautification ordinance more than 20 years it has that inflation was rising, many whereby the town would remove weeds and other debris answer for you. Of course, if you've got plenty of space, we presidents have been as international- sole source^ of solutions to every remained cloise to 20 per cent of foreign money men lost their from vacant lots and then send the absentee property the gross national product. long held faith in the dollar. have a whole floor of master dining room furniture for you to minded as Mr. Nixon. The accords domestic problem, from urban decay owner the bill for the cleanup. The excessive spending They sold out for other shop to your heart’s content. reached with the Soviet Union last to unemployment, from powerty to It got results. referred to by the President currencies and for gold when they could get it. year and the ending of two decades of pollution; and too eagerly has the relates to deficits. And while Come in and make yourself a handsome savings during most economists show concern There was some justification Watkins Semi-Annual Sale. The coffee pot is always on and cold war with China have alone federal government thrown money at Among our readers is a master of good English and about them, there is for their fears. U.S. goods were secured him a place among the out­ these problems, to the detriment of skilled technician on the use of good punctuation. We don’t surprisingly little fear. ^ losing their competitive edge; you’re welcome to browse. know his or her name. However, we received a few “ Economists of both liberal overpriced because of inflation, standing statemen of this century. the nation’s fiscal stability as well as they lost some of their share in clippings the other day in a plain envelope in which he and conservative sides are not But poised now on what he sees as local government responsibility. nearly as alarm ed as the markets abroad. clearly pointed out the mistakes. — As a result, the balance Of the threshold of a new era of. peace in Thus Mr. Nixon presents the layman,” said Walter Heller, He’s right, though, and we’ll try to do better. However, chairman of the Council of trade, which with government the world, “ the time has passed when seemingly contradictory picture of a we hope that he also realizes that we aren’t attempting to Economic Advisers under spending abroad makes up the America will make every other man willing to utilize to the fullest his compile an English textbook each day. Presidents Kennedy and John­ payments balance, went into son. the red for the first time this nation’s conflict our own.’ ’ presidential powers, both expressed Table; 34x46” with 1-10” leaf, Similarly, at home, “ the time has and implied, in both foreign and A familiar cry around many a Manchester home these plastic top. 4 Side Chairs come to turn away from the domestic spheres, in order to achieve days revolves around rising, and still rising, food prices. Cash Incentives condescending policies of pater­ a diminution of those very powers—or Now, the Federal Trade Commission is proposing a plan 5 Pieces nalism—of ‘Washington knows best.’ ’’ at least the necessity for his lllighland Lighthouse, Cape Cod. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) which would survey, supermarket prices and make them Do Not Improve In a provocative variation of John successors to use them. available to newspapers for publication. The survey would be similar to one which has been, F. Kennedy’s famous inaugural Looking back over the last four conducted in Hawaii since April of 1969. In that program, Reading Skills exhortation in 1961, the President years, despite the continuation of the there is a weekly survey of prices made, and the results *219 urged Americans to ask “ not just War in Vietnam, the continued are then offered to the newspapers as a public service. 32” China; glass shelves, lights...... *219. ByJp|IN,.g(TQi(lpLL ,Ae ^)S. Offipe of .^ucqtjpn what will government do for me, but festering of the nation’s social ills, the Under the proposed FTC plan, between 50 and 100 items Assbcfated Press Writer that teacher-only incentives Capital Fare would be surveyed twice a month in 12 metropolitan areas, what can I do for myself?” still-unsolved problem of inflation, WASHINGTON (AP) Cash “ not be further researched or including New York and Boston. rewards for teachers won’t advocated.” At first glance there would seem to there has been a marked lowering of Andrew Tiilly improve Johnny’s reading and But the parent-teacher idea be particular irony in the fact that the anxiety level among Americans arithmetic, according to the should be explored further over We received a letter from a gentleman the other day in evaluation of a $770,000 federal a three-year period, the 1 these two goals of Mr. Nixon’s second compared with the previous four or Sheer Flummery Coventry regarding the Hartford Process activity but he experiment. contractor recommended. term—less American involvement in eight years. didn’t want his name signed to the letter. In this case, we But there appears to be some Even before it began, the the affairs of other nations, less While plagued by no end of worries, can understand. We thought our readers might find it of hope of improvement if his experiment was rocked with week. Aviation fuel was still criticism from some teachers, WASHINGTON - It is an decrease in the nation’s stocks interest though and here are some excerpts: parents also are eligible for in­ government direction over the lives of Americans seem to have regained, or short in New York, where school board members, exercise in sheer, wanton of heating oil. Both the White “On pages 47 and 48 of the Greater Hartford Process centives based on his progress. Texaco had cut deliveries to Americans—were pronounced at a be regaining, confidence in flummery the way White House House and the Office of ’The controversial experiment administrators and parents. five airlines by 30 per cent. Report take note of the following: and other administration Emergency Planning was conducted last school year The teachers said they time when the world had just themselves, and in their nation. There is no point going into “ 1, The Greater Hartford Planning Area has 70,000 officials go about patting acknowledged this situation and in Cincinnati, Ohio; already were doing their best President Nixon’s second term the pros and cons of the quarrel people, 55,000 of them in North Hartford; witnessed, in the bombing of Hanoi themselves on the back for issued the by then shopworn Jacksonville, Fla.; San An­ and that cash rewards probably about whether President Nixon “ 2, 26 per cent of the households in North Hartford tire would not increase their and Haiphong, an exercise of the begins on an auspicious note. Peace “ solving” the heating oil shor­ warning that if something tonio, Tex., and Oakland, Calif. dallied to protect his pals in the on welfare and general assistance from the city and state; tage that closed schools, wasn’t done the country would One grade school was chosen motivation. awesome interventionist power of the does, at long last, seem to be at hand. petroleum industry. All But the sharpest criticism factories and churches in the find itself in an “ energy crisis.” “ 3, Unemployment in North Hartford is as high as 56 per in each district, each with 500 to Presidents tend to do favors for United States, and at a time when the The economy is boisterous. We are Middle West. Something was not done. cent; 700 predominantly poor and was heaped on the concept of Nothing was done. So time their special friends. What the “ 4, Major crime and drug habits cost residents and black pupils with very low paying parents to be parents. Table; 40” round with 1-12” leaf, President and Congress are locked in making progress in taming technology To be sure. President Nixon passed and the consumption of crisis has proved is a shortage grades. Planqr said that its finally got around — on January businesses 50 to 60 million dollars a year. combination white & frultwood, plastic a struggle to define the scope and to human ends. fuel oil continued to increase; of statesmanship on high and Teachers were offered evaluatiqn, a two-inch-thick 17 — to suspending import “ Let Hartford keep their problems and let us solve top. 4 Side Chairs Grave problems do remain. New by the fall of 1972 it was running the need for a permanent bonuses of up to $1,200 if their document, tends to “ vindicate limits of each other’s authority. quotas on heating oils for the Coventry’s problems ourselves. Forget about any trade 13 per cent higher than in the national policy to avoid future classes improved significantly the several teachers whose 5 Pieces Yet there should be no doubt that no ones are in the making. But after what next four months and raising with the so-called developers of the North End of Coventry previous year. Now mid-fall is crises. in reading and math. reaction to the notion of an in­ crude oil import quotas for the one wants peace in Vietnam more Americans went through in the 1960s, when heating oil stocks In short, Nixon will act or for sewers in trade for redevelopment of the lake area. A In addition, parents of pupils centives project was, in effect, rest of the year by 65 per cent. generally, or supposedly, are in Congress will take the ball new 20,000-people community is needed in the city of in the San Antonio and Oakland that the offer of incentives than President Nixon—not merely a the 1970s look bright and shining The question is why he waited surplus to meet the winter’s away from him. Sen. Teddy Hartford, not in Coventry.” test schools could earn up to alone, without any substantive so long, and there seems to be cease-fire but a peace that has a ahead. demand. No one seemed to Kennedy and 29 of his $100 if the classes as a whole prescriptions, would not cause no answer to this question but colleagues already have in­ improved. them to do anything differently 229 If the same thing can be said four notice, in official circles, that reasonable chance of lasting, that will an admission of outrageous 40” China; glass shelves, lights .. .*199.50 the oil companies in fact had 12 troduced legislation that would Chatting with a Manchester auto dealer, he told us that In reading, there was an because they had been working enable America to disengage itself years from now, Richard M. Nixon administration dawdling. per cent less fuel oil in their xemove quotas on oil imports sales were surprisingly strong in January. "educationally significant in­ as hard and as effectively as The facts cannot be dis­ militarily from that part of the world will indeed have been a remarkable tanks than in the fall of 1971. ^ until April 1, 1974. The Nationally, auto sales set another record in December, crease” in achievement only in they were able.” missed. Away back in March Then we had Washington conservative Sen. James Oakland, an apparent decrease Incentives for both teachers and will free the President to take us President. 1972, there was a- startling according to the Wall Street Journal. An estimated 846,0(K) officialdom explaining that the Buckley of New York has urged cars were sold in December, up about 19 per cent from the in Cincinnati and negligible and parents did not appear to reason for the heating oil an end to regulations on natiiral previous year. changes in the other two foster cooperation to boost gas as “ destructive” of the class grades, the firm added. shortage was that the Middle There is a general feeling in the auto industry that a lot schools, the evaluation said. incentive to develop new gas In mathematics, learning The experiments were West had suffered from a lot of of folks are going to be getting back income tax money The Innocent cold weather. supplies. increased at Oakland and San delayed due to numerous com­ It boggles the mind. Cold Both proposals may be too from Uncle Sam this year and the refunds will be used Antonio, it said. plications, and the conclusions toward hew and used vehicles. weather is an annual oc­ extreme. Congress should Planar Corp., which analyzed inust be regarded as tentative. currence for Midwesterners in debate the problem before A disappointed used car buyer has filed suit in an Indiana the results, recommended’ to Planar cautioned. Bystander the fall and winter. It is not an taking the stick to our domestic Superior Court charging the seller of the car with making, occasional phenomenon but a oil industry and at the same false statements in an advertisement and naming the time risking an increase in Art Hoppe fact of life, and plain people newspaper as co-defendant. prepare for it in schools, natural gas prices. But we need The purchaser claims that because of the false MVY SERVIIX a rational public policy and a A Footnote To History factories, churches and homes. stotements he was required to expend money to repair the Brakes and Front Ends, Are One OtOur\Speelaltles. See Washington, however, acted little common sense 1% Us the Next Time Your.Chevy,Need* Extra Help In This Washington. Richard Nixon auto, for other transportation while the auto was being as if this season’s cold snap was repaired, and for temporary lodging where the car wah Area. CHEVROUt SUSPENSION It was in December of 1966. geneologies of each and every dows wouldn’t roll up. The dust loaded station wagon would hit a sudden and mischievous might take the first step by being repaired. He also claims that he lost wages at his AND STEERING SERVICE The war had begun to go badly. ancestor, and “ The LBJ poured in. another rock, sending Pravda aberration of Nature. One half reading what the Old Farmers Birthplace,” a tiny house he Almanac has to say about fall regular place of employment. He is asking for $2,500 in President Johnson was “ You want to see my deer and me bouncing a foot in the expected to hear Richard • Align Front End $10.50 had reconstructed. There he vacationing at his Texas ranch. that eats cigaettes?” he asked. air. Nixon’s house preacher, Billy and winter weather in the damages which is equal to the original price he paid for the Add with Air Conditioning $ 3.00 asked a dismayed reporter to auto. By then, I had written more He picked up a mike on the “ Charlie, come here!” Graham, explaining that the oil Middle West. • Balancd Whoolt (B Whools)i $ 5.05 read aloud the fram ed and tiuui a hundred columns at­ dashboard. “ Where’s Charlie?” BANG! “ Charlie, come here!” supply and distribution systems We’ll be interested in the outcome. • Rotate Tiros (4 or 9 Tiros) $ 4.05 deeply sentimental account of tacking his policies. The two Secret Service cars Bang! BANGEDY-BANG- had broken down because we • Repack Front Wheel Roarings $ 4.05 his birth written by his mother. behind us peeled off. A few BANG! On a warm Sunday, a dozen hadn’t done enough praying. Add with Disc Rrakos $10.00 Table; 40” Square round with 1-12” leaf, minutes later the radio came At last the damned deer Today’s Thought Meani^ile the National Retail Merchants Assn, is or so of us reporters drove out “ And now,” he asked, “ would Meanwhile, even as the alive. “ We’ve found Charlie, stopped and consented to eat forecasting an average increase of 8.3 per cent in sales of Walnut, plastic top. 4 Side Chairs. to Johnson City to observe him you folks like to see the deer?” administration was preening Mr. President. He’s about 500 the cigarette. We drove slowly When things look blackest. It CHEVROLET RRAKE SERVICE at church services. When they The deer were his love. He itself for lifting oil import general merchandise and specialty stores during the first yards behind you.” back to the ranchhouse. I is within my power to btighten • Roplaco Ail Braka Unings __ ^ ended I was introduced to him. had fenced ip severaJ hundred quotas, we had the country’s half of this year. 5 Pieces ’The President spun the car climbed out the rear window — them with the light of Voga, Corvair, Nova A Chovallo $40.09 I was afraid he’d know my acres beyond the ranch house transport companies warning around, rolling down his win­ the tailgate was broken — understanding and gratitude. I Rogular Chovrolet W 1-M name. But he shook hands and stocked it with deer. He the White House that the situa­ delighted in driving slowly over dow six inches as we ap­ bruised, battered and covered tion had better improve, fast. realize’ how much depends on Remember George McGovern? In London he confesised Add for Oise Front Whools Rrakos $12.00 without a flicker. (ExcoptVoga) the narrow lanes scraped proached the famed deer. He with dust. Eight trade associations said in my point of view; my own that his defeat left him with “ a sense of sadness and fury.’ On the spur of the moment, stuck his left hand out, holding wrong habits of thinking and Thisims Chevyuievy Brakeoiwc Service includes: Replacement —of —all ---Brak^ -- ---Linings, Bleed -— through the dry hills by ia ' The President Jooked at me. a statement that i f , the; ftiel xMifl w / » ______trill Mostor rvIlnHAr he invited us out to the ranch. He mourned “ the exhaustion of American institutions Brake System If necessary. Adjust Emergency Brake, Fill Master Cylinder. bulldozer to watch the deer a cigarette. “ Charlie,’’ he “I’m certainly sorry you had shortage continued th ^ would acting ibust be corrected and *229 (Cbngress, the press, the political parties,) matched by an Inspect Wheel Cylinders and Brake Hoses. • ' 32” China; glass shelves, lights .. .*199.50 He ffiient an hour showing u[s ordei^, "come here!” such a rough ride,” he said, only I can do that. bounding about. have to curtail or even halt exhaustion of the American spirit.” about tte modest two story But it was rutting season. concernedly. But 1 like to think services. “Let me aot expect easy Many times when the wheels are removed It is found that additional work Is he was so proud, We all piled into an old red Why, Senator, exhaustion of one’s spirit doesn’t signify necessary. Prices for Uie most common Items are listed below; house of which Charlie had other things in I saw a suppressed smile on his Indeed, bus, truck and barge solutions to my problems. Make regaling us with stories about Mercury station wagon, the mind. Off he went straight up lips. already had been disrupted in me realize^) that many of my that everyone else is feeling low. Mighty few Democrats this cowboy painting or that President at the wheel. He in­ the hill. And off went the Presi­ For I like to think of him as 'most states east of the Rocky difficulties were created by me, will buy your diagnosis that their party Aas become “ a • Rotaco Braka Dnnn (1 Wheel) $3.00 piece of bric-a-brac. dicated that the correspondent dent and us newsmen after him. he was, not in the rat race of Mountains. Greyhound Bus by my own reactions to the party with no principles, no program, doin^ nothing and • Rotaco Front Brake Disc (1 Whool) $ B.B0 935 Main St., Downtown Manchester - Open Tuesday through Friday 9:30 A.M. from Pravda and I should sit on “ And t h is is L u c i's No trails. Just trees and Washington, but In the Texas Lines was down to an 11-day happenings in my daily life. I worse, not caring that nothing is dime.” • Contour Brind Brake Lbrings (4 Whools) $ IMM the bare floorboards in the to 9 P.M. - Saturdays 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. - Ciosed Mondays - Phone bediwm,” he said at one point, rocks coming at us. ’The Presi­ hill country he loved — warm, supply of fuel in Norfolk, nine ask only to be guided to a better back. If America is a bit tired, it is only from trying to do too throwing open a door. And there dent, cigarette out the window hospitable, full of life’s juices, days in Washington and six in way.” much for too .many, here, there and everywhere. But C A R T E R C H E V R O L E T Co., Inc. 643-5171 - Use 30 Day Charge or Master Charge - Longer Terms Avaiiabie - w u Luci, trjritag to smile polite- “ It’s rutting season,” he said, in one hand, steering wheel in superbly human, I like to think New York. Oil distributors had Submitted by: exhausted, dispirit^? Hardly. After all, a host of your We also have a Layaway Plan without interest Charge ^ as we all trooped through. grinning. “ And the bucks get the other, shouting, "Charlie, The Board of Deaconesses of him standing there in the cut deliveries to freight and fellow senators and fellow Americans were working with a 1229 Main S t M anchestar He showed us' “ the buryin’ mighty mean. You better roll come here!” and — BANG! — Second Congregational fading light; smiling at a passenger carriers as much as will while you sang the blues in England. ground,” detailing the up the windows.” The rear win­ the back end of the heavily- gloriously funny, secret joke. 40 per cent in the previous Church RAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed- Jan. 31, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manch^ter, Conn., Wed., Jan. 31.1978- PAGE NINE T o lla n d Thifault Miffed Over Payloader WHY IIT THE SALT EAT AWAY AT YOUR CAR? overnight. Also, it meets the Cornish also announced that Qub will have a dance Friday SERVICE CENTER VIVIAN KENNESON new emission standards and is the Gourmet Class will begin at Hicks Memorial School at 8 Correspdndent p.m. Jerry LeBUinc will be more economical to run as it Feb. 28 at the high school. Tel. 875-4707 Joseph Kolwicz will be teaching calling and the ev#nt is open to Selectman Charles Thifault operates on straight No. 2 fuel. Shell announces an honest-to-goodness free car wash. Stoetzner outlined last the 10-week course, and dther all Club members. SPECIALS! accused First Selectman Erwin resident gourmets have l ^ n Stoetzner of not recognizing Tuesday’s meeting with the Board of Finance, Luce and contacted to teach various Troop 15 Banquet him as a board member. He nationality specialties. Troop 15 will hold its annual CALDOR made the charge at Tuesday Sevcik. ’The Board of Finance Whether you need twenty gallons, or two gallons, we’ll wash felt the Cat’s price was too high Registration is now being Boy Scout Week banquet night’s Board of Selectmen and requested the selectmen to accepted. Sunday at 2 p.m. at St. meeting. check further into equipment. Matthew’s Church Hall. The charge stems from re­ Arts of Tolland Members and their families are cent developments regarding When the finance board met Wednesday night, Tollpnd 'The newly formed Arts of invited. ROAD'SST KING your car free — and fast — with every fIll-up. the anticipated purchase of a Tolland held a public meeting new payloader. 'Thifault claims residents John Hardy and Clif­ ford Williams were in last night, with approximately he was not notified of a meeting attendance, as experienced 35 persons in attendance. to open the bids, two meetings heavy equipment men. At that ’The group presented a check SNOW SPECIAL with the Board of Finance, meeting the board appropriated in the amount of $500 to Cornish meetings to inspect payloaders, $29,000 for the payloader with for the Adult Education or a meeting to call a special the recommendation left to the Program financing. Full 4 Ply Nylon Blackwalls town meeting. Board of Selectmen. The Arts of Tolland summer Stoetzner said he tried to Luce and Stoetzner program, subject to reach Thifault at his home last subsequently rejected all five substitution, was outlined. Tuesday at 8 a.m. and a bids — four for not meeting Elementary and middle telephone recording stated the specifications and the Cat school-age; Art discovery, phone was out of order. drama, ballet, modem dance Thifault advised the because the price was too high. Stoetzner stated that either and gymnastics. 650 X 13 Plus 1.75F.E.T. selectmen that his home phone he, Luce, Sevcik, Hardy or Adult and high school; Batik, YOUR 775 X 14 Plus 2.12 F.E.T. is now unlisted. He refused to weaving, drama, pottery and Williams inspected all 825 X 14 Plus 2.32 F.E.T. give his home number to machines for which bids were leather craft. CHOICE Stoetzner, stating he can be received, as well as additional Plan.s are for day and evening 14 reached at his place of business , equipment. Opinions were classes meeting three to five Our Regular Low Prices 15.99 to 19.99 seven days a week from 9 a.m. received from other towns and times weekly, in 2, three-week to 9 p.m. construction companies sessions beginning in July. Thifault referred to the last presently using such equip­ Mini-classes, meeting twice Sturdy 4 ply nylon cord construction. Modern, Board of Selectmen meeting at ment. The most favorable weekly are; Macrame, deep biting snow tread design. which he moved that a three- reports were on the Caterpillar, beadwork, candlemaking, kite day notice be given to each according to Stoetzner. The making, rocketry, introduction member of the Board of first selectman called the com­ to Tolland ecology and soapbox birth defects Selectmen and Finance to call a racers. meeting to of)en the payloader pany yesterday and, through renegotiation, they came down A small registration fee will are forever... Quaker State Oil bids. Stoetzner replied that be charged; however, it is Wheel Balance and time is of the essence to pre­ $1,000 on its bid on the Cat, to total $27,992. Also, he was hoped that donations will cover unless you vent additional rental fees. Change & Lubrication advised that delivery would be the cost of most materials and Tire Inspection According to Stoetzner, he instructors’ fees. help was met by Road Superinten­ two days after the order was placed. Car Wash dent William Sevcik and Board Stoetzner moved to accept Square Dance march of Dimes of Finance Chairman Stewart Joslin upon arrival at his home the Cat bid; Thifault, however, Tollander’s Square Dance abstained from voting. pt 4 p.m. last Monday. The Stoetzner repeatedly offered three men opened the bids, which were; Allis Chalmers, the payloader file to the minori­ ty selectman, but Thifault $25,560; John Deere, $26,335; Court Rejects Move Trojan, $27,000; Michigan, $28,- stated, “I can’t look at specs as I haven’t seen the machines.” 229, and Caterpillar, $28,992. The first selectman stated To Strike Testimony Last Tuesday morning Inciudes Oil & Labor Stoetzner met Sevcik and the storm Sunday and Monday Includes Weights & Labor cost the town $440 for 22 hours VERNON (AP) — Defense witnesses to the alleged guard Selectman Charles Luce and beating incident, saying they tried, unsuccessfully, to reach rental of a payloader. motions to strike testimony of Includes installation of up to 5 quarts of Quaker two state’s witnesses from the had not been property super­ We balance all 4 wheels off When you say Super blend 10W30 all weather oil. We complete­ Thifault, he said. The two vised. car, install weights. Carefully selectmen voted to accept the Slimnastirs Class trial record of three prison ly lube all visible grease fittings, check rear end, James Cornish, Board of inmates accused of sWking Co-defendants in the trial are inspect all tires for wear or Caterpillar bid becSuse it was Alan N. Best, 20, of Bridgeport, damage and rotate tires if you oil and air filter. the only one to meet all Education chairman, an­ guards were denied Tuesday by nounced Tuesday that registra­ Superior Court Judge Joseph P. Clarence Roberts Jr., 23, of wish. ______specifications requested, it Hartford and Tommie J. Hart, would best serve the town’s tion for the Adult Education Dannehy. SALE: Program’s Slimnastic Class has The judge last week had ruled 32, of Natchitoches, La. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE ff multiple needs, easier reached nearly 40. Due to the that the state’s attorney’s They’re charged with beating 1145 TOLUND TPKL WED. thru SAT. maintenance, overnight seven guards and four inmates availability of parts and ser­ large registration, classes will office had violated a court Open Late Every Night order to separate and supervise with baseball bats during a MANCHESTER vice, and the company policy of be held at the Middle School all­ Except Sat. ’til 6 P.M. purpose room. Instead of Hicks witnesses. At that time he ruled recrea^on period at the Somers loaning a substitute if the Cat is State Prison last May. out of commission longer than School, starting tonight. not to allow testimony from six Fill it up Anidversary Special 1

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Sage^Hkn OaRir t w r t Stare, H irtfard H«W MHly HvW UHNSH Sean Opartu rt Stare, Stmfgri This week’s regular Lotterv drawing will ha at the How Haven Chapel Square, f t , , ,1 • ------M ----- M ------NaivdM k VOkT M il, W itartani unpai m Hi rsw wmtm Thurs., February 1, 10:d0 a.m. USE YOUR SHEU CREOTT CARD • MASTER CHARGE orBANKAMERICARD. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 31, 1973— PAGE ELF^EN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 31, Ij?! The Lady Is A Cop W W ir . Camp Fire Cub Scout Class Registration For Ballet | By DAN PITTMAN something pretty around here aboard the ships the Associated Press Writer instead of the same old cops,” longshoremen grin and wave at Girls Seek ^plication call the Hartford LOS ANGELES (AP) - With observed a veteran' welder as me,” said Mrs. Natow, 29. News ’The Albano Ballet Academy, home office at 247-1519. a pistol on her hip, Joellen Mrs. Natow passed by. Members Highlight of the January Inc.,' under the direction of Natow walks gangplanks and Harbor officials here say A city policewoman for four years prior to joining the The Constitution Council of meeting of Cub Scout Pack 367, Joseph Albano, announces climbs ship ladders in Los Mrs. Natow is the first female Martin-South School, was a talk registration for the second Angeles harbor, getting big deputy jiort warden to serve at Harbor Patrol, Mrs. Natow is Camp Fire Girls will conduct a married to a m otorcycle membership drive in on reptiles and amphibians by term in its branch school at the WSI Course smiles from craggy-faced any major jjort in the United Wapping Community Center, longshoremen. States. policeman and is the mother of Manchester and East Hartford ’Theo Badenhuizen, director of two sons, Scott, 8, and Todd, 10. Been Named during the month of February. the Lutz Junior Museum. 1790 Ellington Rd., South Wind­ Offered By “It’s really nice to see “ Along the wharfs and The Camp Fire programs for Awards were presented to the sor, is underway. Rec Dept. Blue Birds (first grade) is following Den 2 boys; David Pre-school classes for designed to help girls grow Durant and John Lautenbach, children, ranging in ages from 4 ’The Manchester Recreation through a variety of wolf badges; and James Wood to 7, in rhythmic training, co­ Department will offer a Red “Potpourri” . . . Household Hints and chopping Tips for FINAL FABRIC Santerre, Tanya Marie, daughter of James L. and Lorraine experiences, such as music, and Chris Dunyak, bear badges. ordination, pre-ballet and Cross Water Safety Instruction today’s busy woman, to save you time and money. Don’t games, hand arts, dramatic Den 4 served as hosts and O’Reilly Santerre of 1238 Hartford Tpke., Rockville. She was creative drama as well as Course, Feb. 12 through the end miss us — We’re here on the women’s page — just for bom Jan. 27 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal play, home crafts and trips to conducted the opening and singing lessons stressing basic of April, Monday nights from grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John O’Reilly of 18 Olson Dr., the community. closing ceremonies. The musicianship are presented for 6:30 to 9:30 p.m., at Manchester you. Rockville. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Each group of six to 12 girls families of Den 4 provided shorter sessions than in the High School. ’Those interested Lavallee of Middletown. has a volunteer leader and refreshents. adult evening division. may register now by calling the CLEARAUCE meets once a week in homes, ’The Pack will hold its annual Recreation office, 646-6010, schools or churches. Leaders Blue and Gold Banquet, Applications for the ‘"Two WE HELP THE DO IT from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. dai­ New Hair Style Top quality pork is a greyish VALENTINE DAY Sew a one-i nch button to the McCorrison, Mark D aniel, son of Roderic and June receive training and guidance Wednesday, Feb. 28 at 6 p.m. Year Teacher Training slot on a zipper tab to give YOURSELF FIXERS SAVE 1/2 M l MORE O’Sullivan McCorrison of 141 Pinnacle Rd., Ellington. He was ly. Registration closes Feb. 8 Do you get uncomfortable pink, firm, fine grain^, and I'm planning a valentine from The Constitution Council The potluck supper will feature Program’’ are being accepted. ’There is a fee of $3, payable children a better grip on If you are doing a little born Jan. 27 at Rockville (General Hospital. His maternal an Italian menu and will be sitting under a hair dryer? Try the fat is very white. The party with decorations from the of Camp Fire Girls. Parents New courses are being formed the first day of the course. ’The quantity of fat is quite FAIRWAY. What a selection- zippers. It is a big help in carpeting or paint job around grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel O’Sullivan of Windsor. His interested in having their served at the Martin School. in the South Windsor branch as our new Air Blowing Style, helping them to dress the house you will find Edna McCorrison of 139 Pinnacle class is limited to 25 people, and Lovely Lady Beauty Salon, 390 abundant on the outside of the They never let me down. SPORTSWEAR PRINTS paternal grandmaother is Mrs. daughter participate in the well as the New London and participants must be 17 years cut. themselves. Rd., Ellington. Cub Scout Pack 91 held its Main Street, 6497666 Fairway Dept. Store, 975 Main program may contact Linda Waterbury extension schools. old by the first day of the Street. Pockets from discarded SOLID COLOR CREPE Crapsey or Sylvia Smith, field pinewood derby at its January F o r information and course. _____ ■ PLEASANT SERVICE NECESSARY ITEMS men’s pants make excellent meeting. When laundering pillows dusting mitts. SCARF PRINTS Fiaher, Kevin Michael, son of Kenneth R. Sr. and Lois directors at 633-4646. made of p ^ tic foam, do them Plaza Department Store is To help a garment keep its VEAL’S VARIETY STORE Trophies were awarded to the by hand. Don’t put them in the next to Frank’s Supermarket on shape while being made, place at 652 Center Street, carries MANCHESTER LUMBER, 155 Pickering Fisher of Pine Ridge Dr., Andover. He was bom Jan. following boys: Den I, John a row of machi ne stitching one- TEXTURED FARRICS 27 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparenU are washier but they can dryed East Middle Turnpike. Turn household essentials. Stop in Center Street, Manchester very Rubin; Den II, David Dufour; half inch from the cut edge of Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Pickering of Warehouse Point. His DRESSES in the dryer on a low heat into their large parking lot. You and pick up things such as helpful in aiding you to pick out D ress, suit, blouse weights. Washable cot- About Town Den III, Michael Eddy; Den IV, setti.ng, or hang them outside material before sewing up. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Fisher of 537 will be pleased with quality This is also a great help in Paint, Tools, Locks, Baking the correct material. Tel. 643- tons/blends 42” /45” wide Williams Rd., Bolton. He has a brother, Kenneth Raymond Jr. Michael Michaud; Webelos, Size 5 to 13 to dry .on a windy day. products, pleasant service and Utensils, Childrens ’Toys and 5144, ask for Jack or Frank. Burton Rubin; Pack, Michael preventing raveling on certain VALUES TO $2.29 SAVE TO $1.30 prices you can afford. materials. Knicknacks. You will find them very helpful. ’The executive board of the Michaud. Contest judges were BIG & TALL SHOP Know that we’re constantly in the Beaulieu, Michael Scott, son of Dennis and Barbara Smith Manchester Jaycee Wives will Cliff Sterlczy, district Risgals Big and Tall Shop, 903 Beaulieu of Cook Dr., Bolton. He was bom Jan. 24 at Manchester meet tonight at 8 at the home of commissioner and A1 Backus, market searching for new fashion that Street, Manchester has Before starting on a long FUR COAT EVENT Mrs. Lee McCray, 280 E. assistant commissioner, and combine good taste with the lowest eVhry^^ze for every man. Why trip, put together a basic Design yours and our wool Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. emergency kit, labeling each Frank Smith of Hamden. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Middle ’Tpke. Raymond Guertin, Webelos possible price tag. waste ISme and money running coats with a luxurious fur trim {ZlEKVAmr. leader, was starter. around the state looking for medication. It’s a good idea, of Rabbit, Racoon, Opossum, Mrs. Lionel Beaulieu of 31 Overland St. His great-grandmother is too, for each member of the Mrs. Helen Quinn of Hamden. • Best of show award went to No need to wait for a sale to get a good your man’s size? (Regals BIG Fox, Lamb and many other j First Church of Christ, Herald photo by Plntd Michael Eddy, Den III. buy in fashion — you’ll find wonderful & TALL SHOP HAS IT) ..643- family making the trip to have plush furs. Priced as low as Scientist, will have a testimony a thorough physical Cowles, Jacey Zoe, daughter of Earl R. and Sherry Wackter Webelos awards were made values waiting for you in the new 2478. examination before starting $20.00-$40.00; tailoring meeting tonight at 8 at the Cowles of 90 Valley St. She was bom Jan. 27 at Manchester to Robert Scabies and Tom clothes arriving daily. out. included. THE COAT RACK, ru— I W®»Ls & SuiTiNqs church. ’The meeting is open to 25th Wedding Anniverary Martarazzo, arrow light; Steve Cool homemade pies on a 48 Purnell Place. Come Up & , Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. rack fo keep them from having the public. Hirth, scholar, sportsman and Save. j Harry Wackter of 45 Foxcroft Dr. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Boys Ohio, Pennsylvania and soggy crusts. SPECIAL OCCASION Mr. and Mrs. William Jardine of 222 Main St., South Windsor. traveler achievements; Jeff Bonded & Unbonded of 333 Oak St. recently were Massachusetts. Music for the Guertin, scholar; and Burton • BEDDING ON A BUDGET CAKES? Mix together bacon fat or Mayfair Y Club will have a feted at a 25th wedding occasion was provided by the Rubin, sportsman. Save $16.95 to $36.95 on FLO’S Cake Decorating peanut butter with bird seed. ALL WOOL FLANNEL LaPorte, Lisa Lynn, daughter of Richard C. Jr. and Carol anniversary celebration at the Borkum Riff Trio. WOMEN who tike fashion and Supplies, 191 Center Street, Pack into the open spaces of Whaples LaPorte of East Hartford. She was bom Jan. 26 at social gathering Thursday at 10 famous Steams & Foster bed­ a.m. at Cronin Hall of Mayfair Lithuanian Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Boys were Manchester. Mon.-Sat. 10-5, pine cones. Attach cords to the BONDED & UNBONDED Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Our want value... ding now during W a tk in s top of cones and hang where Gardens. About 65 friends and relatives married Jan. 31, 1948 in Semi-Annual Sale Only $58 Thursday to 9 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Whaples of 283 Long Hill Rd., South Windsor. Cleveland, Ohio, and have lived you can see them. This will attended the surprise party each piece for twin or full size. draw many wild birds to your NOVELTY SUITINGS Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard LaPorte Sr. given by the couple’s daughter. in Manchester for about 11 Servicemen To clean false eyelashes, of 201 Long Hill Rd., South Windsor. $168 for Queen Size set. Save soak them briefly in a basin of yard. A service of prayer and Miss Sandra Boys, and son and years. Navy Seaman Ret. Diane G. now on the finest quality luxury suds, whisk around gently and COTTON SUEDE CLOTH praise will be held tonight at daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Boys is employed by the Lemieux, daughter of Mrs. bedding...935 Main Street. let dry on tissue or towel. CHILDRENS’ SPECIAL'TY Boukus, Steven John, son of John G. and Cynthia Moberg Bmce Boys, all of Manchester. Jello Division of General Foods Ernestine Lemieux of 90 Pitkin Drastic reductions! Shop early for best selection. Boukus of Cedar Swamp Rd., Coventry. He was bom Jan. 27 at 7:30 at Calvary Church, 647 E. Downtown Manchester. Do you like to take your little HAVING A SHOWER, IWIII Ul lull 54”/60” wide. Wools/acrylics/cottons/blends. Middle ’Tpke. Some of the guests came from and is a member of Manchester St., Manchester, graduated Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Lodge of Elks. from recruit training for A 7- or 8-inch cutting blade WEDDING, OR tots out to dinner? Tp' Mr. VALUES TO $3.98 SAVE $1.98 YD. Mrs. Marion Moberg of Storrs and George Moberg of Cider Mill Mrs. Boys is employed at the women at the Naval Training on scissors is perfect for home ANNIVERSARY? Steak. They are specializing in SEALY POSTUffiPEDIC Children’s Menus starting at 29 Rd., Bolton. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Veronica Boukus Town Clerk’s office. Center in Orlando. A 1972 sewing. We have an exciting idea. Let the great relaxer...night after night cents for a full dinner. Visit of 10 Proctor Rd. His maternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. The couple is planning a to fly graduate of Manchester High us do the work. We have You don’t have to travel farther than your bedroom to get the CHEERY FLOWERS MR. STEAK, 284 Center rejuvenating benefits of utter relaxation. Scaly Posturepedic not Alma Hatfield of Willington and Mrs. Doris Moberg of Brockton, to Puerto Rico and and take a School, she is scheduled to Talcottville Rt. 83 custonier pick-up Buffet and Chase winter away with Street, Manchester. only prwnises a great night’s sleep...but a good morning, too. No Mass. His paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. C. Witkowski of vacation cruise. report to Pensacola, Fla. home delivered Buffets in Hartford. He has a brother, John Peter, 2. flowefs from our cash and morning backache from sleeping on a too-soft mattress." Designed carry special at Bueitners ready-to-serve containers. For in cooperation with leading orthopedic lurgeons for comfortably more Information call When you have egg yolks left firm support. Choice of comfort: Extra Firm or Gently Firm. oo Ploszay, Aimee Elizabeth, daughter of Peter J. and Mildred Florist, 1122 Burnside Ave., over after a i;ecipena8 called GARDEN GROVE ITS POSTUREPEDIC MONTH AT. yd. E. Drozdal Ploszay of Robin Circle, Tolland. She was bom Jan. 26 East Hartford. 528-9586. CATERERS, Inc., 649-5313, for a number of egg whites, simmer the yolks in salted serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 I at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents 640-5414. are Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Drozdal of Wethersfield. Her paternal < To unmold gelatin salads water in a small skillet until Gentle grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ploszay Jr. of Hartford. our entire stock aniddesaerts successfully, rinse Harsh shampoos remove they are done. Drain and use in OPEN Her great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dmzdal of . pldld with cold water or brush natural oil from hair,, making sandwich filling. Terms Elastharfipton, Mass., and Mrs. Catherine Marandino and Joseph tightly with salad oil before it brittle and dry. A mild, good r -. blau • Cash MARSHALL’S pouring in the gelatin mixture; quality shampoo should be TONIGHT furniture stores Ploszay, both of Hartford. of famous name SOPHISTICATED LOOK I To unmo|d,^run a thuj^kniferOr. used and the hair always • Charge “ SO-FRO FABRICS! 'rin^.thoroughly. Visit the CARRIAGE f. , . ,.t, An 0';1 Burnell, Janet Leigh, daughter of Kenneth L. and Joan ' Egjiaeala'itrbund the HOUSE'BOUTIQUE and let 'til 9:00 3 4 6 ftt'OG 3 8 8 5 3 0 0 6 4 3 415') always first quality fabrics mold |n very hot w5t»r up .ro • Budget Terms Cataldi Burnett of 84 Benton St. She was born Jan. 26 at winter & hoiiday thtt rim a few seconds. Invert GIRLS, GIRLS,GIRLS Loretta and Dorothy help you Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are •By CLAY R. POLLAN- save 20 to 40 per cent off on Formtriy Kelth'i of MmnehMUr Up To 3 Years ARIIS L lIR A overaerving diah and give mold We create styling tor little EVERY MGHT CALDOR’S SHOPPING CENTER Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cataldi of 33 McKinley St. Her paternal UAK. 2> Your Dally Acfivlfy Guide JM your winter wardrobe. THE 1116 M»ln S tm t To Pay! a quick hard shake. girls — and not so little girls. SaMqn 'B i'M PhoiM 84M169 1151 TOLLAND TPKE. — EXIT 93 At 1-86 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Burnett of 133 Main St. If According fo Ihe Stan, cle nce CARRIAGE HOUSE If S& LITTLE WOMEN To develop message for Thursday, long dresses Her maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Anthony Cataldi of East N17-18-1W3 3637-39-5d>^«i BOUTIQUE, 16 Oak Street, FREE DELIVERY and FREE PARKING TEL. 646-71 read words corresponding to numbers 55-59-81-89V INFLATION SPECIAL COIFFURES, 43 Purnell Hartford. She has a brother, Jeffrey Allen, of your Zodiac birth sign. for the greatest values ever...hurry in for Place, Manchester. 649-3320. Manchester. TAURUS SCORTIO Our Reg. $25.00 Perm for AfK. 20- 1 Seek 31 Others 61 Soy OCT. 23^ Garrison, Rebecca Lynn, daughter of Michael T. and Sheryl 2 Cost 32 Know 62 Are reduced up to the best selection on these famous name $15.00 starting Feb. 1 thru MAY 20 3 You'il 33 Something 63 With WOK. 2 n March 3. Haircut not included. Gray Garrison of Lathrop Dr., Ck)ventry. She was born Jan. 12 at 34 Of 64 Fovor 11-134(M3 4 Live 51w53^58A1P58A1^ For appointment, call any one Hartford Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. '0-76-79-84 5 Sound 35 In 65 " N O " 65:67. “ fashions...not all sizes in every style. 6 Aside 36 Today's 66 Influentiol of our stylists at the GOLDEN Kenneth Gray of Cedar Swamp Rd., Coventry. Her paternal GIMINI 37 Trends 67 And SAGITTARIUS 7 Good CHARM COIFFURES, 649- grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert Garrison of South St., 8 Advice 38 Importonce 68 Then WOK. 22; / 9 A 39 Leon 69 In previously our original claarancs JUtit 20 DCC. 21 g 2806, 1143 Tolland Turnpike, Coventry. She has a brother, Timothy, 4; and a sister. Heather, 2. 10 Doy 40 Of 70 Not sold at low price price 1-47-49 11 Get 41 Persons 71 You 2- 6- 9-25 jr. and m isse s’ Burr Corners, Manchester. 12To 42 A 72 Know '62-69-74 I28:29-85B6 $24 to $80 Let’s Gel T ogether At The Cole, Chrisiine Lee, daughter of Richard D. and Valerie 13 Rid 43 Burden 73 Persons fashion coats 14.99 to 49.99 to 19.99 LeBrie Cote of High Manor Trailer Park, Rockville. She was born CANCfR 14 Your 44 Probably 74 Picture CAPRICORN Golden Charm.) JU N l 21 15 Settle 45 And 75 Be DCC. 22 ^ pants, assorted $8 to $18 4 99 to 12.99 to 3.99 Jan. 25 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal 16 Own 46 Wild-goose 76 Rightly JULY 22 JAW. grandmother is Mrs. Myrtle L. LeBrie of Wethersfield. Her 17 Avoid . 47 And 77 For sweaters $10to $15 4.9910 10.99 to 3.99 . .,34448-57 16 Becoming 48 Be 78 A 20-26304S/Q 79 Your paternal grandfather is Fabiola Cote of 77 Foster St., South 19 Involved 49 Romance 60^71-72; and more off our pantsuits $20 to $50 10.99 to 34.99 20 Copitolixe 50 Toword 80 Don't m to 10.99 AQUARIUS Easy Crochet Windsor. uo 51 Know 81 Be 21 If JAW. 20 blazers. Jackets $16 to $30 ) JULY 21. 22 Life 52 Do 82 Hesitate original low prices 10.99 to 19.99 to 4.99 23 Young 53 When 83 Pol Young, Gregory Peier, son of Daniel P. and Judith Moore taAU G . 2J fci. to 24 Let 5 4 A 84 Own 7-10-12-r Young of 1712 Manchester Rd., Glastonbury. He was born Jan. 25 1^-54-56641 25 Grudge 55 Impulsive 85 And g irls’ at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents '-78B3 26 Upon 56 Generous 86 Toleront 1333438 57 Associated 67 Chose VIRGO 27 Necessary PISCIS bodysuits, 4 to 14 $6 to 8.50 3.99 1.99 are Mr. and Mrs. Hollis W. M.ore of Amherst, Mass. His paternal 28 Be 5 8 T o 88 Progressive fCI. I f 89 Watchful grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James A. Young of Pittsfield, 29 Open-minded 59 Moves robes, 4 to 14 $7to $ 1 2 2.99 toS.99 30 Whom 60 What 90 It MAX. 20 " " our original low prica 1.99 to 3.99 Mass. He has two brothers, Daniel Jay, 5, and Gary Hollis, 2; and 2 /1 12.99 to 24.99 1- 5- 8-21 )Good ^)Advetse ^ N c u i a l 4-14-16-:-22JT dresses, 4 to 14 $6 to $22 1.99 to 6 99 99C to 3.99 a sister, Kimberly Anne,' 3. ■J27-68-75B8 2431-32-90’90% (some higher) novelty tops $ 4 to $ 1 0 1.99 to 4.99 990 SS'SrJrSSSfS blazers $11 2.99 to 4.99 1.99 to 2.99 ANNOUNGINCx jackets, 3 to 14 $12 to $22 4.99 to 6.99 3.99 to 4.99 our original low price College Notes 14 9910 26.99 coats, 3 to 14 $15 to $50 3.99 to 6.99 2.99 to 4.99 (some higher) Clubhouse divides the court area; 4 courts to the snowpanis, 3 to 14 5.99 to $14 clearance 1 99 to 4.99 990 to 1.99 THE NEW 6-COURT left with championship spaces between each court, price P eter Kuzmickas of 176 2 courts to the right. Ideal playing conditions on Chestnut St. and Thomas infants’, toddlers’ 691 MAIN ST.i MANCHESTER all courts. Brainard of South St., Coven-' our original low price corduroy playwear 2.99 (o3.99 1.99 try, were among 14 college 16.99 to 29.99 graduates who recently PLENTY OF FREE PARKING (some higher) MANCHESTER received certificates of comple- clearance m ens’ OPEN 6 DAYS — THURSDAY NIGHTS till 9:00 price iition from the University of * 9 pullover sweaters $11 to $25 6.99 to 9.99 Connecticut’s hospital systems corduroy Jeans $10IO$11 4.99 analyst training program. ’The our original low price RACQUET CLUB program was conducted by the Continuing Our Store-Wi(Je corduroy Jeans $ t2 lo $ 1 4 5 99 UConn management sciences 18 99 to 29.99 laboratory in the School of (some higher) women's fashion boots Business Administration under clearance "INDOOR TENNIS... at its best” a contract with the Manpower price 7/ leathers, suedes, vinyls $ i4 to $ 2 4 4 99 to 9 99 Tennis - America's fastest growing sport - wili have a beau­ Development Training Act, in size 6 only $3 WEST CENTER SlhEET' cooperation with the state tiful new home this spring in Manchester — for the whole family I f — ROCOUET CLUB our original low price waterproof boots Labor and Education 26.9910 34.99 to enjoy. r Departments. (som e higher) youths’, boys’, men's, Featuring 6 championship tru-bounce Elastaturf courts, the women’s and girls' 6 99 to 8 99 $4 to $5 most rriodarn, no-glare lighting and a luxurious 4200 square foot I clearance $3 C rocket price clubhouse, the brand new Manchester Racquet Club will be one William H. Green Jr. of 56 S. 75 men’s apres ski boots 5592 '•Junior tlxetSto 13 of the most modern indoor facilities in the country. Alton St. has been named to the 19.95 to 23.95 14.99 to 16.99 • m isses'6 to IS Please the young lady The Clubhouse will contain a large, comfortable lounge, view­ first semester dean’s list at • women's heM sixes assorted styles with this handsome tarn 12 9510 13 95 9.99 to 13.99 American International some /n(ermed/ere and mitten set in stripe- ing areas of all 6 courts, 8 nursery with a daily attendant, mens (Allege, Springfield, Mass. markdowna crochet. No. 6592 has and ladies dressing rooms with showers, saunas and a whirlpool fteve been te4ren snowmobile boots crochet directions for tarn Savings 40% and mittens . . . small, bath in each; a kitchenette, color T V and a handsome Pro shop children’s 5.99 to 6.99 4.99 $3 MANCHESTER RACQUET CLUB, INC. medium and large sizes with designer clothes and leading brands of equipment such as Mark L. Winzler, son of Mr. [Also a selection of short in c lu siv e . P.O. Box 469, Manchester, Conn. 06040 and Mrs. Fred A. Winzler of 186 On Boys^ and Girls^ Quality Idress fashions at| aim aay la mNu ftr MeMMtni Bancroft, WiTson, Head, Adidas, Seamless, Izod. ^■elaSi pMlait m< BMeilig. Gentlemen: Greenwood Dr. and a junior Two teaching Pros will supervise clinics designed for beginners We concentrate on 1 clearance savings. Please send me information about your new indoor tennis club to German major at Upsala and intermediate players, both juriiors and adults. the kids, too: special College, East Orange, N. J., has Anne Gabot, Mancheater open July 1973. been selected to appear in the P.S. Don't miss our slorewide clearance with savings up to 7S% and more. Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. The Club will opeoito the public in July. Two of the 6 courts after-school and week­ Some intermediate markdowns taken. Limited quantities. OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, will be air-conditioned- The full 32-week winter season starts end clinics will be Name______^______Phone------HITS edition of “Who’s Who N .Y . lO O M . Among Students in American W inter September 29,1973. organized for boys Street. and girls, from 10‘> Universities and Colleges.’’ He SSR r It's nev8r too late to learn this great game. Write or call today Town. .Zip. is prudent of Nu Chapter of Ba n k Amerkaro years up. They'll i The Pair ft Winter *72 for complete details and membership application and join,,up I'm interested in a Charter Membership with special privileges □; Alpha Phi ,Omega, national . aubvh la only 864. learn a game for life. service fraternity at Upsala. r n a r s H a l l s II tpMltl OalK NiMs-ast aaek. with tennis. We guarantee you'll be glad you did — and healthier, Regular Membership for myself □ children □ spouse Q hundrodi of famous nam# fashions arrlvlrtg dsHy...Mon. thru Sat. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. u m our eonvenlenfrno charge layaway i too;^ " UP Clothing! mar»halV$ reiundt monay A woman with a long slim Simply '•efur’i youf purchase with your receipt 72$ Park .Ave.. 28 Garfield Ave. 404 WEST CENTER STREET. . MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 face should never wear long 410 Center St. •laa larly AmrMa-aiia star Withr>7days Bloomfield Newington M 11 B M a i Um WarM-ai 111*njM dangling earrings as they Use Your Mari-Mads, or Master Charge Card. Manchester ALSa^U laniHa MaNat ly 646-8860 accsntnats the length of her •Tm th u m —M faee. PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 31, 1873 Number Of Flu MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Jan. 31. 1973 — PAGE THIRTEEN Grants Allocated To Colleges Cases Increase Magnus, $21,733; Annhurst $15,- B eat euenbetlier shopper-take theMoneySaving... HARTFORD (AP) - The HARTFORD (AP) - The T h e n 759; Connecticut College University of New Haven will state Health Department $42,277; Fairfield University receive the largest single grant reports 706 cases of influenza in $105,472; Quinnipiac $113,712; from the state this year under a Connecticut during the week A person really has to be an oldie to be able to recall the Sacred Heart University $110,- program of state aid to private ending last Saturday. building in the top photo having once been in the general Connecticut colleges for 416; St. Joseph College $36,359; area of the bottom setting, which is the S. Main St. accepting undergraduates from Trinity $44,084; University of That was up from 16 cases overpass of 1-84. The upper photo of the Joslin Sash and the state. Bridgeport $169,229; University two weeks ago, the department Blind Factory was submitted by Robert McLeary of 130 of Hartford $145,127; Wesleyan said, noting that even the 706 cases were only a fraction of Pearl St., whose mother’s father was an employe there in New checks are being $22,248; Yale $47,792. the actual pumber of cases in the 1880’s. According to information on the back of the prepared which will increase Two-year colleges and their the aid to UNH to |184,061. the state. photo, written by Mrs. Grayce Lewis Rau in 1959, the large total aid under the program for house at the rear of the mill was the Seastrand home. In all, 16 colleges will soon In other statistics, the the current year are; Hartford Some who may not have been around when the factory was receive checks totaling department said measles cases operating will remember that the Seastrand brothers were $562,936. College for Women $12,015; rose to 58 from 54 the previous week and rubella decreased to Rochester fishmongers for many years. Beyond it are Other colleges and their total Mitchell College $16,130; Post aid this year are; Albertus the former Mt. Nebo PI., which went with the construction Junior College $22,221. 12 from 44. of 1-84, and Mt. Nebo itself. Mrs. Rau also wrote that Lyman Bruce Watkins, grandfather of C. Elmore Watkins of 56 N. Lakewood Circle, and great-grandfather of R. Bruce Watkins, president of Watkins Bros., came to town Vernon Wayside Furniture from Eastford to be superintendent of the Joslin plant. Lyman Bruce lost his life in the flood of 1869. His sons, presents Clarence G. and F. Ernest, conducted a funeral home that developed into Watkins Bros. (Herald photo by H oursaday Buceivicius) and ...Now A Carpet Closed Sunday ^ Storei not open Sunday, Close Saturday night at midnight and open Sunday at Midnight. 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Food Stafnps IMi i (.C Al COMP»MliCJN$ AOAPFIA6IOTM*f Jelly □Flashlight Ballarlas 'A.ANDWIWIUWmANY CUP8INI PflK iS Bool Staw, Turkoy $licas □VaBblihe ’‘•s69* ■a- Prices fftactiv* Sun., Jan. 28 thru Sat., night Fitb. 3,1973. Not rMponsIbi* for typographical errors. Certain Hams not available whor* prohibited by law. Items offorod for aalo not available to other retail dealers or wholoaalora. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 31, 19 7 3 - PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 31, 1973 Hebron; Joan M. Cohan, South Women Saved Manchester Windsor; Charles C. Lankford,. About Town Nixon Asks Congress 'm ^ P a u V s Paint Relocates 41 Grant Rd. Afternoon Blaze Obituaries u Hospital Center Congregational Also, Linda L. Lombardo, Church Jiinior H i^ Learning From Perch On Notes East Hartford; Ruth M. Annis, Opportunities, Drop-In Center For Fiscal Restraint ItoUi in Sheridan Block Area 34 Bunce D r.; Rosie K. Wyles, Mrs. Lillian V. Miller and Choir for Grades 7, 8 and 9 Damages Kitchen 425 Hilliard St.; James J. Gusy, Mrs. Lillian V. Miller, 85, of (Continued from Page One) will meet ’Thursday from 2:30 The council’s accompanying women in positions of (VISITING HOURS) East Hartford; Carol A. West Hartford, formerly of Open Drawbridge never determined, and es­ to 5 p.m. at Woodruff Hall of Town firemen rushed to 154 door to the kitchen he found the from becoming an overheated report included an entire responsibility is striking.” ’The Sheridan Block on Main Paul’s Paint now occupies the LaPorte and daughter. East Manchester, died Tuesday at St. in Manchester, severely former quarters of two timates of financial loss were Intermediate Care Semi­ the church. New Bolton Rd., just west of room ablaze. boom.” chapter on international —The annual median Hartford; Edwin A. Wicke, her home. She was the widow of ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. “ They were really shook up businesses — the Penny Saver never made public by the private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 the Manchester-Bolton town The kitchen received Despite the success of the economic problems. earnings of full-time women damaged in an October 1^1 fire Rockville; Albert C. Sobielo, Harry P. Miller. (AP) — When Clayton Gignac when we got there,” Treasure and Allen’s Cleaners. The Sheridan Corp. p.m. 8 p.m .; private rooms, 10 line, Tuesday afternoon at 2:51 “ considerable damage from Phase 2 wage-price control The report also included for workers are 60 per cent of and vacant for more than a 226 School St.; Kenneth S. and Mrs. Miller was bom Nov. 21, opened his drawbridge, he Island Fire Lt. Art Mea said. Penny Saver, a thrift shop Atty. George Lessner, a.m. - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Coventry; Helen A. Wilhelm, 78 on the report of a kitchen fire flames, heat and smoke, the machinery, Nixon said, “ it is the first time an analysis of the men’s—$5,593 in lOTl compared year, now has a new occupant. James A. Thomas, 30 Steep 1888 in Philadelphia, Pa., “ We just tried to keep them operated by the Manchester Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m .; Avondale Rd.; Jack Soucy, there. downstairs area sustained not the best system for 1973.” economic role of women and to $9,399. couldn’t figure out why the Paul’s Paint and Wallpaper spokesman for the corporation, Hollow Lane. daughter of Joseph and calm.” 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Hartford; Scott P. Kahler, Town Fire Department fieavy damage from smoke and the government’s actions TTie council’s summary of sailboat captain below him was Supply, formerly on 645 htein Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, said Tuesday that there are no Caroline Prothrow Haman, and The need now is to establish a He said he and the other Intensive Care and Coronary Also, Jane J. Olivera, 60 Willimantic; Edward Latham, pumper units were dispatched heat and the upstairs area pattern of management, labor, aimed at promoting equality of 1972’s economic developments frantically pointing to the sky— St., has moved into the has moved to 46 Purnell PI. plans for immediate Lenox St.; Marilyn S. had lived in Manchester most of firemen who crawled a long reconstruction of the central Care: Immediate family only, Talcottville; William J. to,the scene to extinguish the received moderate smoke and and consumer behavior job opportunity for working showed gross national output at until he looked up and saw a car Sheridan Block’s south section Allen’s Cleaners, which has a Flanagan, Coventry; John her life before going to West ,I ladder laid on the bridge to anytime, limited to five Schultz, East Hartford. blaze. Upon arrival, firemen heat damage,” according to women. $1,152 trillion, a rise of 11102 carrying four elderly women at the corner of Main and Pearl plant in Rockville, apparently building. “ It will just lie fallow Reiser, 55 Olcott Dr.; Cynthia Hartford several years ago. consistent with reasonable reach the car pointed out the minutes. found the kitchen of the two- Fire Chief John Rivosa. There The Council of Economic Ad­ billion. When deflated to caught on an open edge of the Sts. The new store, which is no longer maintains a store in for the present,” Lessner said. J. Boukus and son, Coventry; She was a niember of price stability, he said. local sights as they tried to Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m .- story structure ablaze and was, however, not much visers offered no eliminate price increases, the span. about twice as large as the 645 Manchester. Hazzard, baby boy, 60 Immanuel Congregational The self-administering figure out what to do next. 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 began to pump water and foam structural damage, he added. recommendations for govern­ real gain in production was 6.5 Madeleine Dow, 74, Norah Main St. store, has been Misseri is leasing the space Ridgewood St.; Ronald P. Church, Hartford, and Manito system of Phase 3 was adopted, The first thing the firemen HEALTH CAPSULES® p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., onto the Hre. The flames were The cause is listed ■ as ment or other action, but the per cent. Bennett, 75, Margaret Strype, entirely remodeled. The grand from the Sheridan Corp., owner by Michael A. Petli, M.D. McIntosh, East Hartford; Kim Chapter and Olivet Shrine, both he said, because the more rigid did was turn off the ca r’s and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. knocked down but mop-up “ undetermined.” The fire report disclosed that: 77, and Olive M. Bomb, 78, four opening will be held wi^in a of the building which was M. Nemecek, West Willington; of Philadelphia. ceilings bring dangers and engine. Then they secured the 15 A H i CRBAM Age Limits: 16 in maternity, operations “ took awhile,” ac­ appeared to have started in the —Nearly 44 per cent of all The council predicted a vacationing Canadians, were month. gutted in the blaze Oct. 16,1971. Thomas J. Mulvey, Hartford. Survivors are 3 daughters, distortions. “ As controls con­ body of the car to the bridge ■17> HEt-P 12 in other areas, no limit in cording to firemen. kitchen storage area, according women 16 and older were in the $1.267-trillion Gross National perched 35 feet above Boca Relocation of Paul’s Paint .The two-story addition now Also, Shawn P. Price, 5 Mrs. Betty Jane Manasian of tinue,” he said, “red tape grates. While all of this was Pa l PME55 ? self-service. The owner of the house, Ollie to Fire Capt. Joseph McCooe. work force in 1972. Product in 1973. Deflated for Ciega Bay in an- 11-year-old was made possible by a special occupied by Paul’s Paint Goslee Dr.; Brian A. CJalve, Manchester, Mrs. Edith multiplies, inequities increase, All emergency patients and Jylka, said that he was in the Fire units returned to the — Women generally price increases, the real borrowed car. going on, Mrs. Bond — the only loan from the Manchester State sustained only smoke and water Murphy of Hartford and Mrs. J. interferences with production one who could swim — had outpatients are requested to use garage, and when he opened the station at 3:50 p.m. experience more unemploy­ increase would be 6% per cent. ’The undercarriage of their Bank, according to Michael damage. The three-story Walker Booth Jr. of West and productivity become more the new emergency room en­ ment than men, but remain un­ This would be consistent with car was snagged on the edg6 Of made a personal resolution. Misseri, son of the paint store’s central building on the block, Hartford, with whom she made severe, and the possibility is Nixon’s goal of a 2.5-per-cent the open, tilted bridge section. “ I thought maybe I’d have to owner, Paul Misseri. which was built in 1923 as a trance off Armory St. Access to her home; 2 sons, Clyde R. enhanced that prices will employed for shorter lengths of Attention Patrons Of The inflation rate by the end of the The front part of the car swim,” she said later,” but I The loan was made under the hotel, was entirely gutted and the entrance via existing Miller of Manchester and explode when controls are time. year, the council said. pointed downhill, the rear sec­ wouldn’t go without the rest of bank’s special program which has been razed. driveways. Luther A. Miller of lifted.” - “ 'The low representation of STYLIST FOR MEN Stennis Serious tion projected over the open them so if I couldn’t have saved set aside $200,000 in funds for The north addition to the Pediatrics: Parents allowed 8 Philadelphia; 10 grandchildren In „ the problem areas like water. them, I would have gone down the use of merchants and building, which was also a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to mid­ ------As of Feb. 1st. our shop will be open to and 6 great-grandchildren. food, construction and medical- (Continued from Page One) to Washington to be near their For more than an hour, the with them.” property owners in the down­ damaged by smoke and water, night; others, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. appointments only on Wednesdays. father. Private funeral services will care costs, Nixon said, “ special Eventually a big snorkel voice calling “ Coy,” Mrs. women passed the time by town area. At least two other had been occupied by the AfA'/fiE. EXPERIMENT:? AR£- Make your appointment In advancel Stennis was elected to the be ’Thursday at the Watkins efforts at restraint are needed, Newsmen Press truck from the St. Petersburg Discharged ’Tuesday: Audrey Stennis’ name. looking at the view. firms — Lock, Stock and Barrel Hartford National Bank. The & o \H 0 <3N w it h A ^ P e c lA L (Walk-ins accepted the rest of the week) Senate in 1947 and has been re­ Funeral Home, 142 E. Center in some cases more intense The episode began ’Tuesday . Fire Department arrived at the M. Gormley, Vernon; Muriel B. Jackson said Stennis walked of 447 Main St. and Coret bank is now building its own HaRMOHB CRBAM WHICH elected continuously, never St. The Rev. Robert Edwards of than last year.” And the Hailwood, Vernon; Robert W. into the house and told his wife when Mrs. Dow drove her son’s scene. Casuals of 887 Main St. — have addition next to its present ^EEM5 "Td ^TTMULATE- PHONE 643-8383 for APPOINTMENT facing serious opposition. Immanuel Congregational requested one-year extension of One by one the women, Dean, Columbia; Mary F. Rice, “ precisely what to do.” For Shield Law 1962 auto onto the Treasure taken the bank’s offer for loans location at 595 Main St. HAIR g r o w t h . Stennis, a gray-haired former Church will officiate. Burial the Economic Stabilization Act, clasped in protective bear-hugs Hartford; Theresa B. Tardif, 701 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Police Lt. George Kenne said Island Bridge. She said later at the New York prime rate of The cause of the general circuit judge and prosecuting will be in East Cemetery. he said, provides a club to said. “ Only by enacting a by firemen, made it into the HMhh CapuiUi giv«f halplul infomution. Hartford; Loren J. Fracchia, TUES.-SAT. 8:30-5:30 SAT. 8-5 he had no idea how Stennis was (Continued from Page One) she didn’t hear the warning interest. alarm fire was apparently It ii not intondod lo bo ol a diognottk natura. attorney from De Kalb, Miss., There are no calling hours. enforce reasonable behavior. comprehensive shield law can snorkel truck’s basket and were (CIOMd Monday) able to move the 50 feet from bells or see the gates come is known as a dominating figure “ There should be no doubt the chilling consequences of the Frank Murphy sponsored which is modeled on down behind the car as she lowered to safety. the curb to his house. about the fact that the authority denials of these rijghts be in the Senate, especially when the law passed in New Jersey headed across the drawspan. The firemen got the car down Stennis was shot a short time ROCKVILLB-The funeral of will be used where needed,” he averted.” legislation originating in his last year. Witnesses said she backed up an hour later by gingerly after leaving a National Guard Frank Murphy of 20 E. Franklin added. • Ratchford said that several Armed Services Committee is ‘ “niere is no question that a but was only about half way lowering the bridge. reception near the Capitol. Park, who died Monday night at Nixon’s report, shorter than Connecticut newsmen were being debated. He fought to shield law is needed in this across the dividing line when “ What we need,” said Mrs. Aides said the senator probably his home, will be Thursday at 10 usual for the annual survey of subpoenaed recently to appear support the country’s Vietnam state to insure the type of the bridge’s two sections Dow after it all was over, “ is a drove directly to his home, a.m. from the Burke Funeral economic progress and outlook, in federal court to answer policies as fiercely as he hardhitting investigative repor­ parted. good drink.” about six miles away in the Home, 76 Prospect St., with a ended with these forecasts: questions about news stories opposed federal civil-rights ting which is so vital to a free Up, up the women rose, slow­ YEAR'S GREATEST SALE! northwest quadrant of the city. Mass at St. Bernard’s Church at legislation. ‘"The general prediction is about a Waterbury man ac­ They said he always drove to 10:30. Burial will be id St. society,” said Ratchford, a ly and relentlessly. W that 1973 will be another very After becoming chairman of cused of robbing a bank. Bridge tender Gignac, and from work, usually alone, Bernard’s Cemetery. good year for the American former speaker of the House. the Armed Services Committee “ We have seen an increasing meanwhile, spotted the frantic parking his late-model white Friends may call at the economy. I believe that it can Herald photo by Ofiara in 1969, he told the Senate he number of court cases involving boater and looked upward. Buick along the tree-lined funeral home tonight from 7 to be a great year. Agencies of U.N. believes the most important newsmen who withheld their “ And there,” a shaken Aaron Cook and Joseph Lawler. . A FEBRUARY FOOD FESTIVAL OF FABULOUS VALUES! street when he arrived home. 9. “ It can be a year in which we part of the nation’s military sources of information,” said Benefit U. S. Firms Gignac said later, “ was the Stennis’ brown leather reduce unemployment and Coasting hours at Center program is to have good Francis Loye car.” briefcase was found lying next inflation further and enter into the Danbury Democrat. “ This United Nations, N. Y-. U. S. Springs Park are 3 to 9 p.m. weapons. Francis Loye, 61, of 66 McKee companies in 1971 shared $14.2 With the motor still running. to the curb directly in front of a sustained period of strong situation poses a serious threat ’There is skiing at Northview, “ If there is one thing I’m un­ St. died Tuesday at Manchester to our principle of freedom of million in orders and contracts While the ladies prayed and Cook Gets DSA his two-story, white brick home growth, full employment and 6:30 to 9:30, and the warming yielding and unbending on,” he Memorial Hospital. He was the information. placed by international agen­ looked around, the seawalls in a well-to-do neighborhood. price stability. hut is open atop the hill. ’There said, “ it is that we must have husband of Mrs. Eurania cies charged with executing collected an audience of hun­ uieoWHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES “ What is particularly His coat was lying on the curb. “ But 1973 will be a great year also is a new parking area the very best weapons.” Perkins Loye. alarming to me is the position projects assisted by the dreds, the bay 'below became From Jaycees Shortly after the shooting. only if we manage our fiscal U.N. Development Program, the there. To reach it, drive past Mr. Loye was bom May 28, taken by high elected officials clogged with boats, 15 White House Press Secretary affairs prudently and do not world’s largest program of mul­ the Nike Site office of the ' ' < . 1911 in Ireland and had lived in on both the state and national emergency vehicles sped to the Aaron Cook of 62 Hillcrest helping Joseph Lawler and the Ronald L. Ziegler said exceed the increases in federal tilateral technical and prein­ Recreation Department and Sullivan Mayor Danielson most of his life, levels in opposition to the free scene, 25 police and firemen R d . w a s awarded the Manchester Jaycees. President Nixon “ expressed his expenditures that I have vestment assistance. The 1971 bear left to top of the hill. 1 moving to Manchester 14 years exercise of First Amendment converged on the bridge, and “ Distinguished Service Award” N.' deep concern” via a phone call In Springfield proposed. program’s entire cost was near­ For outdoor winter sports ago. He was an Army veteran rights by newsmen,” Ratchford rush hour traffic backed up for Saturday by the Manchester Jerry Rothman, program to Mrs. Stennis. “ This is the practical lesson ly $665 million. information, call 643-4700. SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) of World War II. 10 miles. Jaycees at a banquet held at the chairman, opened the banquet “ The President has of the experience from 1965 to — City Clerk William Sullivan For the past 3V4 years, he had Manchester Country Club. with a moment of silence for instructed the FBI to assist in 1968, when loose fiscal policy won election as mayor of been employed as a mail super­ In accepting the award. Cook the returning servicemen and every wJy possible in the turned a healthy expansion into Springfield Tuesday, swamping visor at the Hartford office of said it belonged to many the prisoners of war. Maj. case,” Ziegler said. City Councillor Paul Mason by a feverish boom followed by a Lawrence J. Beadle of the PORTION the Hartford National Bank and individuals who have helped A 1971 law makes it a federal recession.” 13,738 votes to 2,790. Trust Co. He formerly had him with all the projects he has Salvation Army gave the in­ crime to assault, kidnap or kill “ I am determined to live by Sullivan said after the vote worked at the Hartford office of completed. He also noted that vocation. a member of (Congress. That this lesson. And I urgently was announced, “I’m very the Connecticut Bank and Trust there were many more law allowed the FBI to enter appeal to the Congress to join pleased, happy and grateful. We Co. for many years. M a n c h e s te r qualified people than himself to Guest speaker, Edward the Stennis case immediately. me in doing so.V Nationwide, 47 had a lot of people working for Survivors, besides his wife, receive the award, and thanked Kozlowski, state director of sunii-imiiir vvm u it ri^uT fiju m Awimp ■ District of Columbia Police ’The President satd the need us and we worked very hard to are a daughter, Mrs. Richard Million folks save the Jaycees for honor iblitr works, commented on Chief Jerry V. Wilson conveyed for economic )wform is the organize .bpcause we knew that A. Gaudreau of Danielson;.two at Savings & Loan! bestow ^ u | )on him. fe Connecticut M^ical-Dental toMrs. Stennis the particularly ut-j^t m the areas In January you can’t take brothers, Michael John Loye of The “ Outstanding Boss complex in Farmington, the SaRI-BOMatSS HAMS -g- w department’s intent to see the of trade, payments and the anything for Ranted.” Ireland and Peter Loye of Lon­ Award” was presented to Paul repaving job at Bradley Field assailants captured. structure of world currencies. Sullivan, 48, was the clear don, England; three sisters, W. Francis Jr. of West for which the state will get an He said in an early morning Monetary discussions are now & L O A N favorite to defeat Mason, 56. Mrs. Mary McDonald and Mrs. Hartford, who thanked the award, and (]ase Mountain for briefing, however, that no in progress and negotiations to Sullivan to said his first Katherine Foody, both of Jaycees for the award and said which appraisal money was arrests have been made. dismantle trade barriers should priority would be to work on the Waterbury, and Miss Ellen he tries to run his office as one approved and which is expected >SEM$MIONAl DOtlAR SAUK Many other big names in begin this year. Serious deficits city’s budget. Loye of Ireland; and four big family. He said he was to be completed by the middle government rushed to the in payments and trade have MRSOUEH AW grandchildren. proud of part he played in of February. hospital or issued statements The funeral will be Friday at resulted from rising imports I7 «.J WHOU cam after the shooting. These 8:30 a.m. from the John F. and a lag in exports caused in Over 80 people joined the eREAMCORN 6 *|«» CORN KERNEl 6’ic*1®® included Secretary of State Walnut-Log Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. part by trade barriers overseas. Jaycees in honoring the two AW AAR William P. Rogers and Elliot L. Center St., with a Mass of the •••••••••••a Rockville award' recipients at the l*ai.S SlICED Richardson, who was sworn in Washington — Consumption caa> 1 WHITE 6'is4|oo Resurrection at St. James organizations annual event. POTATOES 6 * ®® POTATOES earlier Tuesday as secretary of of U. S.-grown black walnut Personal Notice Hospital veneer logs increased by 13.3 Church at 9. Burial will be in ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a KWA-COT ^ lONA-OIT defense. Holy Cross Cemetery, I would like to express my heartfelt Fellow Mississippi per cent in the first half o f 1972 Notes 6 ‘- *1®® over the like 1971 period. Total Danielson, at 1 p.m. thanks and appreciation to the doctors, GREEN BEANS ^ beans Dem ocratic Sen. James 0. friends and neighbors, who were so kind use reached 15.3 million board Friends may call at the AAP A A P M I X ii Eastland, one of the first to in my recent bereavement, in the loss of Admitted Tuesday: Robert feet, with exports accounting funeral home lliursday from 2 my husband. Quigley, Cindy Ter., Vernon; arrive at the hospital, said “ the for most of the increase. to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Benjamin Kwiatkowski George Saternis, Mountain St., Meskill Names APPLESAUCE 6'l-; *1®® g r e e n peas 5'isM®® people of this country have to IONA AAR put a stop to violent crime ... Rockville; Lynda Childress, Nine Judges that is rampant in the big Mile Hill Rd., Tolland; John S’Li SI®® BLENDED JUtCE S - M®® cities.” Another Mississippi Soracchi, Stuart Dr., Tolland; TOMATOES HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. MROtTEO-AUMtlA Democrat, Rep. Jamie Edward Fleischman, Davis Thomas J. Meskill Whitten, also was at the Ave., Rockville; Ethel ORAPEFROTJIIICESvirtlM TO recommended Tuesday the iTOES hospital. Lajeunesse, Partrige Lane, reappointment of four Superior Sen. Charles McC. Mathias Tolland; Sandra Robinson, Court judges and two Common Skop A e P WEO Fon/Tk€/>» P»ii)d4ic«-De|)l .\/alu4>-4! Jr., R-Md., ranking minority Mount Vernon Dr., Vernon; Pleas Court judges whose member of the District of Leslie Joyner, Windsorville; terms expire at the end of this Columbia Committee, issued a Thomas Carty, Kelly Rd., Ver­ FREE!, year. / statement calling the assault a non; Sylvia Soucier, Spring St., “ tragic example of our failure R ock v ille; Ronald Housier, All six appointments are to make the nation’s streets Wood St., Rockville; Beverly subject to the approval of both CtunphM' A safe.” Sitek, Mohawk Trail, Coventry; houses of the General “ Despite the millions of tax Nancy Lallier, Burbank Rd., Assembly. dollars invested in public Ellington. safety, a distinguished public Give them a home Discharged Tuesday: Nominated for reappoint­ servant, one of the nation’s Michael French, Hammond St.>, ment to eight-year tierms on the CHICKBISOODU finest legislators, is assaulted Rockville; Sandra Smlchenko, Superior Court bench, 10)4 M. and robbed on his doorstep,” Pinnacle Rd., Ellington; Peter beginning next Jan. 1, were Mathias said. McGivney, Evergreen Rd., judges David M. Shea of Hart­ WITN COUPON to call their own SELOW w m u o m N Sen. Strom Thurmond of Vernon; Richard LaFleur, ford, Robert A. Wall of South Carolina, ranking Buckland Rd., South Windsor; Torrington, Douglass B. Wright Republican on the Armed Ser­ Laurence Sanborn, Hillside of West Hartford'and Walter J. A&P CHILLED vices panel who shares many of One of the many rewards of owning your own place Is Manor, Vernon; Betty Adams, Sidor of West Hartford. Sidor is Fqftttl8Ki4 FeliiiiMWiI 10^ S o ld D.F;M. Stennis’ views on the need for a Laurel St., Rockville; Richard the judge who ordered the new A-REMI MOM >000 (COM BIIAO Of) strong military, quoted Mrs. seeing the pride your youngsters take in a home of their Biron, East St., Rockville; House and Senate districts to be Stennis as saying the senator very own as they grow. It gives them a sense of stability.. Joyce Olsaver, Legion Dr., put into effect for last year’s lighter Fluid iz. 10* Corn Muffin Mix ‘X" 10* Mu«ilvissm4 “ gave them everything he a feeiing of beionging. And 1973 can well be the best year Rockville; Lee Heckard, General Assembly election. IHAITHANASINKTOa MABVEt STEM S & had.” to buy a home. Center St., Rockville; Mrs. Nominated for ImI. PIECES 4 4t00 “ I understand he was hit over Dorothy Neil and son. West. St., reappointment to four-year Cuke Mixes 10* Thrifty Sponges n the head before he was shot,” Bolton; Mrs. June McCorrison terms on the Common Pleas MHUO Ml VARNTtf S H I1 *" Court bench beginning next NUTLET Thurmond said, adding that he Manchester Savings & Loan is issuing mortgages for as a n d son. Pinnacle Cleanser 10* Daily Dog Food H ■”i “^10* believed it was with a small­ Rd.,Ellington. Jan. 1 were judges Lester H. little as 5% down in numerous cases. But there are more Aaronson of New Haven and ■STAHTIAUVAMmES) RUVMOM BD bore gun—“ maybe a Saturday- Birth Tuesday: a daughter to Mn/iifa/iine' night special or a .22-caliber.” advantages to a Savings & Loan mortgage. Later on if Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkie, Arthur G. Williams Jr. of Borden Potatoes 'ilT 10* Coloring Books 10* Rep. John M. Murphy, D- you decide to remodel or repair you can add the costs, Oark Rd„ Rockville. Madison. Oil WITN COOHM CMVT 40 M. RARB N.Y., who authored the bill ban­ up to, the amount you have already paid on the mortgage, BELOW ning imports of cheaply made Rings tnisritd to show detail. Marcnl Napkins 60 X. 10* North American *1L“’ 10* handguns and who has fought Come, see our FRANK AND SUSAN sample. It’s WITHOUT A REFINANCING CHARGE. lovely beyond words. 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unedndid dealings with the M ARCHING BLACKS. By itemized 15 steps that he con­ Gaude G. Bowers, remarked Presidient. PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan.^1, 1973 A d m Clayton Powell Jr. ’The sidered a means of Obtaining once with a rhetorical flourish Dial Press. 216 P a g M . $7.95. that the spirits of Jefferson and There is no exaggeration or power. even special emphasis in Fiex- It was Martin Luther King’s This is an excellent reference Alexander Hamilton “ are Lufkin Denies r e f e r e e to this book which he IBOOK REVIEWS abroad in the land, still fight­ ner on Washin^n’s military Teachers Ordered New Carpeting book for anyone who wants to talents, such as some recent Jupy Finds Miller railed, "the diarter of the know what^people did years ago ing.” If that is true, the spirit of blade revoluticHi that is taking George Washington must be military historians have dem­ Any Pressure to promote racial justice. onstrated. Flexner sees him as place today,” that inspired hovering somewhere in be­ Back To Schools Not For Court Helen J o ^ h a man of superb character, ab­ Insane in Slaying By Texaco PoweU to prepare a revised edi­ Associated Press tween, deploring the political tion. "fa ction a lism ” of hi^ two solute dedication to duty, and By ASSOCIATED PRESS by 117 o f the city ’s 1,336 lawyers scuff their feet aS they HAR’TFORD AP^While the younger colleagues, naturally superior to the cliche about his plead their cases before the Written by the late Con- the* iron hand or velvet glove; chapter on Aeschylus’s plays GREEN DARKNESS. By astation of lives caused by reli- North Stonington’s 62 public teachers. carpet in the state Supreme closer to Jefferson as a fellow fine judgment. BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) prostitutes and bring them to HARTFORD (AP) - pessm an Adam Clayton Pow- that the conflict between g o ^ Anya Seton. Houghton Mifflin. gious bigotry and nar­ school teachers were under School officials called the Coti^ room is taking is 60th bench. MEN OF ATHENS. By Rex the dramatists who tell us so Virginia agrarian, but often op­ Ronald C. Hood — Benjamin F. Miller, a 42- salvation.’ ’ Connecticut Environmental court order to end their one-day rash of sick calls the “ contract ’The state of the Supreme d l Jr., the book was first pub­ much of the personality of clas­ and evil, flesh and the spirit 591, Pages. $8.95. rowmindedness is a timely birthday lying down, bright new lished in 1944. Warner. The Viking Press. A ting for the pragmatic advice of Associated Press year-old self styled lay Miller did not testify, but Protection Commissioner Dan Court’s carpet was brought to sical Greeks — Aeschylus, were not so absolute, and “ ^ e Reincarnation is the theme of moral. strike and return to work today. flu,” but union officials denied rugs are being installed in the Studio Book. 264 Pages. $16.95. Hamilton. preacher and former Darien statements he gave to in­ Lufkin denied ’Tuesday that his This is truly a book of re­ Sophocles, Euripides and Ar­ martyr and the rebel were, on the author’s absorbing new nov­ For anyone looking for an Raymond .Gagne, president of any sanctioned job action. offices of state legislative the attention of the General Both writers' and readers re­ With this fourth volume in a postal worker, has been found vestigators admitting the department was pressured by membrances that gives an ex- istophanes; Thucydides, the the whole, looked upon with dis­ el, but her coverage of 16th- unusual story that has depth, the North Stonington Education Last ’Tuesday 200 teachers leaders in the Capitol building Assembly last week by Chief main fascinated, inspired and a distinguished, readable and innocent by reason of insanity slayings were read into the Texaco Inc. to ease restrictions dting account of those who historian of the Peloponnesian taste rather than admiration.” century England, during a peri­ here it is — Anya Seton at her THE BRITISH IN THE CAR­ Association, said late ’Tuesday stayed away from their jobs in across the street. Justice Charles S. House, who bit conceriied with the achieve­ thoughtful study of the first of murder charges in the court record. on the sulphur content of fuel oil fought courageously, often risk­ War, and Socrates, the philoso­ Ronald C. Hood od of religious persecution and best. IBBEAN. By Cyril Hamshere. night the situation was a similar “ sick call” action. David Ogle, executive said: “ I am still looking for the ments and ultimate fate of clas­ President, James Thomas strangulation slayings of three Miller said in the statements supplied to a major electric ing life and limb, to create a pher. Associated Press religious chaos is a brilliant Helen Joseph Harvard University Press. “ unchanged.” But he wouldn’t The union, which plans to ask director of the Legislative day when we can afford to sical Greece, most especially in Flexner concludes well a chal­ black women. that he had sexual relations utility company. breakthrou^ in the solid wall ITie illustrations are beau­ accomplishment. Associated Press $12.95. say whether the teachers would for a strike vote on Feb. 15 if no Management Conunittee, es­ replace our worn-out and Athens. lenging and difficult job, one of with all three victims in Lufkin said Texaco told state of segregation. Their most tiful and apt, photographs in ’Those were the days, she de­ As more Americans go to the Three Superior Court judges defy the court order and agreement is reached, called patched carpet.” The artistic and literary the best biographies of Wash­ secluded areas of Stamford timated the amount of money effective weapons were picket both black and white and full scribes, when papistry or pro- Caribbean islands, either on — Irving Levine, Otto H. officials it was concerned it continue their strike, which Tuesday for around-the-clock Noting that the carpet is 60 creations of the Greeks dazzle Current GOD WAS HERE BUT HE ington to come along in some prior to strangling them and spent on rugs this fiscal year by signs—their strategy, the color. Physically the book rep­ testantism, as an official reli­ cruises or for vacations on land, LaMacchia and Kenneth J. wouldn’t be able to supply closed the town’s grammer and negotiations with the New years old this year. House said: us. TTie extent to which a LEFT EARLY. By Irwin Shaw. time. the legislature at $5,000. boycott. resents the combined typogra­ gion, was an on-again-off-again interest in the area increases. dumping their bodies near the United Illuminating Co. of New combination middle-high Haven Board of Education until “ We will observe the seemingly self-controlled de­ Best Sellers Arbor House. 268 Pages. $7.95. Perhaps this is because we Zarrilli — handed down the ver- Senate Majority Leader phical talents of England, situation — depending upon the This book will contribute to the parkway. Haven with low sulphur No. 6 schools on Tuesday. agreement on a contract is anniversary with appropriate Powell’s Negro story is not mocracy was practiced in Per­ (Compiled by Publiihers’ Weekly) The reports of the death of can relate it to our own time. It dict Tuesday after the Lewis B. Rome just had a soft where it was photoset, and religious preference of the visitor’s knowledge and under­ Dr. Jonathan Himmelhoch of fuel oil. But Lufkin added that grating or particularly bitter icles’s Athras, where even the the short story are greatly ex­ prosecutor said it was the only The temporary injunction reached. blue rug put down in his third- patching ceremonies.” FICTION crown. Ruleas of either sect, is a truism that each generation standing of what formed the Hamden said Miiler’s mental there was nothing to thou^ he describes thousands Italy, where it was printed and aggerated. possible alternative. ordering the teachers back to In North Stonington, a small greatest could be ostracized must rewrite history. Often the islanders’ character and why illness took a “ turn for the NEWCOMER James T. floor office, and Senate of Negroes migrating to the bound. But this does not mean “ Jonathan Livingston however, were capable of in­ Miller was ordered confined substantiate reports Texaco work was issued Tuesday by community bordering Rhode from the state by popular ac­ Granted that the once wide protagonists rise or decline. there is so much difference be­ worse in 1966 when financial Lynn, secretary-designate President Pro Tern Peter L. promised lands in North Ameri- that Warner’s text is mere Seagull,” Bach finite cruelty. to Fairfield Hills Hospital for a tried to use the oil shortage on Superior Court Judge Joseph Island, the teachers have been tion, amazes Americans. Then markets for this enduring liter­ Flexner stresses that in the of Housing and Urban De­ Cashman has a new crimson stitching to hold the pictures “ The Odessa File,” Forsyth The story evolves around the tween the people of one island problems forced him to the East Coast to pressure the 91 I ^ca only to find violence and we ° feel an almost personal ary form have shrunk drastical­ early years Washington if any­ period not to exceed 90 days for Longo in Norwich at there working without a contract velopment, is one of the carpet in his office next door.. together. Each chapter stimu­ forbidden love between a monk and another. discontinue psychiatric treat­ state into relaxing the atrocities directed against sense of tragedy that all this “ August 1914,” Solzhenitsyn ly in recent years, the fact re­ thing agreed more with his sec­ examination to guide the panel request of the North Stonigton since Aug. 31,1971. At issue are “big four” members of ’Ihe Senate Minority Leader, About Town lates thought and provides the and maiden, the consequences For those interested in Black ment he had been receiving.” restriction against high sulphur them. was lost in the defeat of Athens “ The Camerons,” Crichton mains that short stories not retary of state, Jefferson, than in final disposition at a later Board of Education. It was salaries, a dismissal clause and President Nixon’s reshuf­ information thatisrequired. and restlessness of their souls Studies, the book is also inter­ Dr. Miller testified that it fuel. Charles T. Alfano, and his He refers to the emergence by unimaginative, author­ “ Semi-Tough,” Jenkins only still are being written but date. He could be confined to a served on Gagne and the union. duration of the contract. fled second-term cabinet. that affects them in their other with his secretary of the Trea­ esting for the light it throws on would be “ extraordinarily deputy, J. Edward Caldweli, of the new Negro, who was at itarian Sparta in the Peloponne­ His treatment of the individ­ they still are being read. state mental institution for a “ There was no pressure,” 'The board is also seeking a The teachers maintain that The Manchester Emblem life . . . 400 years later. sury, Hamilton. It was toward the relationship between white have ordered new carpets for last learning the value of mass sian War of the 5th century B.C. uals is provocative. Pericles, he NONFICTION As Irwin Shaw notes in the maximu period of 25 years. unlikely” that the defendant Lufkin said. ‘"They came to us permanent injunction and their paychecks are among the Club will hold a rehearsal for This tender love story of one the end of his public life, and master and black slave. Sugar would ever recover from his their offices across the hali, organizations guided by bril­ Rex Warner, a British-born repeats, led by example rather cogent preface to this volume even more so in retirement, Miller, arrested in February and said, ‘we have a problem’.” damages of $100,000. lowest in New London (bounty. officers and members “ The Best and the Brightest,” poor Brother Stephen and his and slavery are the twin themes condition. and the state auditors also have liant, dedicated men. classical scholar educated at than by force in an Athens more containing five of his short sto­ that Washington became dis­ 1972, was indicted by a grand “ We looked at the situation “ The strike has interrupted The union says the town ranks Steel Output Off 5 Pet. Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Elks Halberstam ladylove, Celia, blended with of the islands’ history: the new rugs on order for their new Powell mentions his personal Oxford, now a professor of En­ democratic than anything we ries: “ The truth is, of course, trustful of Jefferson’s powerful and determined it was a 17th in 18 New London County Home on Bissell St. “Harry S Truman,” suspense, mysticism and mys­ slaves produced the sugar and jury of first degree murder in the normal process of education Brussels — Steel production quarters on the fourth floor. reasons for getting involved in a glish at the University of Con­ have today. Since this was that drama is not finished, al­ pro-French feelings and often the slayings of five women, but legitimate problem,” he added. in North Stonington and created towns in the amount paid to achieved despite the city’s ac­ Margaret Truman tery, is highly imaginative sto­ the sugar, Hamshere says, fi­ in Common Market countries A flaming orange rug was lifelong fight for desegregation, necticut, has written a book though Broadway may be; that nanced the British Industrial State’s Atty. Joseph T. Herald Eckhart C. Beck, state a situation that cannot be teachers. ceptance of slavery, perhaps ' “ Dr. Atkins’ Diet rytelling that fascinates, as it dropped more than 6 per cent in installed in the legislature’s A business meeting will be beginning with the memory of which analyzes the achieve­ while fewer movies are being Revolution. Gormley Jr. prosecuted on only director of air compliance, was remedied except by going to An arbitrator awarded the we need to rethink some of our Revolution,” Atkins identifies its characters who 1971, mostly as a result of a Office of Fiscal Analysis late conducted by Friendship Lodge his grandfather, a former ments of Athens at its peak by made than heretofore, the good But slavery was a com ­ three of the counts, Yesterdays quoted ’Tuesday by the Hartford school in the summer.” said teachers a 5.5 per cent increase decrease in German output. postmedieval criteria. And we “ I’m O.K., You’re O.K.,” had lived centuries ago. last year. of Masons when it meets at 7:30 slave, who bore on his back a studying the contributions of six ones that are produced each parative latecomer to the is­ Times as saying Texaco asked see another difference between The succession of King Hen­ Miller was found innocent by schooi Superintendent Herbert over last year’s salaries. The Germany’s production fell 5 Meanwhile the threadbare p.m. Thursday at the Masonic branded letter P. of her greatest sons: Pericles, Harris year are in a respectable ratio New Books 25 Years Ago last Friday whether United million metric tons from 1970, us and the classical Greeks ry’s children, Edward, Mary lands. The first settlers tried to reason of insanity in the deaths Nickle. teachers rejected the offer, carpet at the Supreme Court is Temple. Officer dress is The final chapter is Powell’s who governed by character and “ Johnny, We Hardly Knew to the over-all distribution. Amplification system is Illuminating could use high sul­ dropping the market’s output to when Warner emphasizes in the and then Elizabeth, are histori­ till the land with white in­ of Donna Roberts, 22, Gail Meanwhile, in New Haven saying it would still leave them being patched with mending tape business suits. Refreshments legacy to black people. He inspiration without using either Ye,” O’Donnell and Powers People still read novels, and At Library dedicated at Zion Lutheran phur fuel at its Bridgeport 103.3 million tons, down 5.8 mil­ cal points of interest. The dev­ dentured labor and slaves were Thompson, 17, and Mrs. Alma substitute teachers were cailed anywhere from $135 to $1,181 wiil be served. while the outlets for stories Church. generating station. lion tons. under the tabies where the Fiction only imported after proof that Henry, 35, all of Stamford. He in again Tuesday to fill less annually that the average have been reduced there are white men could not work in Local businessmen un­ Lufkin said the oil company Barthelme—Sadness had also been indicted in the vacancies created by sick calls teacher in the county. just as many and perhaps more such hot climates. The early animously endorse installation was worried it would not be MOTTS DAWN MESH slayings of Gloria Conn, 19, of stories being written than ever Bunker—No beast so fierce period was full of hot-blooded of parking meters on Main St. able to meet the demand for QMOE A Mt. Vernon, N.Y., and Rose before in America. ” Cartland—Love is mine characters like William Hawk­ and along some side streets. fuel with a .5 per cent sulphur Ellen Pazda, 31, of Stamford. And Shaw, as may be seen in Flaherty—Fogarty & Co. ins, who turned 23 pounds ster­ content. Connecticut requires this book, is doing his bit to The bodies of the women WRK Foxx—The jade figurine ling worth of trade goods into LARGE contribute to the number of the were discovered in wooded 10 Years Ago that maximum level as part of Q a A cteH ATO 615 pounds worth of Brazil wood better short stories being writ­ Fraser—Pandora areas off Merrit Parkway in Board of Education votes to the fight against air pollution. in a single voyage and slipped PORK ten. Although the first story, Fraham—The spy trap Stamford in a period from Aug. allow Bolton’s ninth graders to Lufkin said Texaco came to into piracy when the Spaniards which bears the same title as Fathbone—Trip trap 4, 1%7 to Aug. 22, 1971. attend school in Manchester for state officials for help in lEE EGGS tried to interrupt his 25(X) per the book, is a bit of a slow go it The slaying were termed the 1963-64 school year. meeting its demands. FRUIT Taylor—The serpent under it cent profits. BElillS does have its moments, most “ bra murders’’ because several “ We handled the problem by Trachtenberg—So slow the Also interesting is the ac­ notably in Shaw’s creation of a bringing in supplies from other dawning count of the mixing of the of the women had been COCKTAI-?^^ heavy^rinking Britisher who areas and by using alternate S :F '0 '4 races, of their cultures as well strangled with their brazzieres. seems to get his kicks by telling Woods—They love not poison fuels,” Lufkin said. as their genes. Plantation own­ Two psychiatrists testified war horror stories at the dinner Non-Fiction during the one-day triai that A spokesman for United ers, when a fleet of warships doz. table. Alexander—How to kick the Miiler was suffering from Illuminating said the company arrived, would detail younger Hearings Set The second, “ Where All habit! The drug withdrawal chronic paranoic schizophrenia was merely a customer of female slaves to go aboard as a Things Wise and Fair De­ handbook at the time the slayings were Texaco’s and would not com­ sort of hospitality corps. The At Capitol % ^ scend,” is a beauty and best of Brooke—Medieval church and committed. ment on the situation. Texaco culture mixture shows in the SHOP-RITE FRENCH STYLE OR CUT WHOLE KERNEL OR CREAM STYLE the lot. It’s a touching, crisply society Dr. Robert B. Miller, officials also declined to islands' legal system and even written look at a young man Brooke—King George III in the particular English spo­ superintendent of Fairfieid comment on the Times report. HARTFORD (AP) - The who rather automatically Brown—The politics of Irish Hills Hospital, told the panel New York City officials have WHOLE OR SLICED WHITE SHOP-RITE ken. following is a list of scheduied SH O P-R ITE glories in life but, through the literature Laurance F. Stuntz that the defendant was relaxed air pollution death of another young man, is public hearings to be held by Browne—The popular culture Associated Press suffering from a "gross dis­ regulations dealing with the sul­ ^ . General Assembly committees brought to learn that life also fur content of fuels because of SH O P -R ITE FRIHT explosion order of thinking in which he at the State Capitol. CORN 9 implies death. The opening sen­ Cleveland—The future believed he had the calling to an oil shortage in the tence is, “ He woke up feeling executive preach to a group of black Legislators speak during the metropolitan area. POTATOES good.” The closing one is, “ But WILOBERBY. CITRUS^CHERRV. GRAPE Dubos—A god within first half hour of the sessions. Connecticut officials have FRUIT PUNCH OR ORANGE he wasn’t going to wake up, said that the warmer weather automatically feeling good, Graham—One man, one vote Individuals Hurt—Catiline’s dream Bolton — Feb. 1, 1:30 p.m., Uquor in early January helped avert a ever again.” Between these two IS'-i- Leslie-Melville—Elephant have Control Committee on serious fuel oil shortage in the Mb. lines there is a fine story. Backbone right of way proposals to extend liquor sales state, but they warn that the 6 ’The remaining three stories Linsley—Decoupage; a new Of Budget hours to 10 p.m., shorten hours fuel supply situation could l.ql. don’t measure up to this, but Miller Head they are well-written, they are look at an old craft from 8 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., to become critical if the state suf­ entertaining, and they are Mails—The mystic warriors of Of Committee allow grocery stores to sell fers from a prolonged cold spell TomatoPaste 4 :; 99® Carrots 6;.n°. *X WASHINGTON (AP) - 1 worth the reading. the Plains beer until 10 p.m., to allow 60 during the remainder of the Individual income taxes will state Rep. Dorothy R. Miller, Phil ’Thomas Nader—Whistle blowing days credit on liquor sales, and winter season. To matoPu ree^^"3-l:; * X Cheer Regular ’g.v37 furnish 42 cents of every dollar Vegetables 6 lb.conol Redeem Your Ragitter Now... M JIIM .««.im .H VALUABLE COUPON 0 ^ 8:30 AM. -10:30 P.M. 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PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 31 1973 H e b r o n Slightly i —1 —s — $ —A t A Sta m p s In Municipal Salaries M ixshedup TORRINGTON, Wyo. (AP) — The N e w s’ 000; Columbia’s, $1,650; and clude zoningugtot and sanita^ Raymond Sjostedt, state dirw- iVewafeafore. ANNE' EMT director with Lebanon’s tor of the Connecticut Office of Leaving a private club about Andover’s, $825. inspector, varM from $6,506 in early in the morning, a local ^ , BySYOKRONISH Correspondent selectman receiving no extra Civil Defense, to conserve oil compensation and ExcefJt for the town of Hebron, ^,000 in Columbia and resident discovered his car had 12165*4 SgiVER LANE^ EAST H M ffFQ jP Tel. 228-3971 Andover where the tax collect $1,600 in Andover. consumption in public buildings The first of the 1978 Ameri­ Marlborough’s receiving $3.50 and homes in connection with been taken from in front of the According to the recently tor receives $1,650 a year, Lebanon’s building inspector, establishment. “¥VHERE QUALITY ALWAYS can Revolution Bicentennial per hour. the potential fuel shorta^. UNION released Connecticut Public salaries in the other towns also zoning* a ^ iit, receives EXCEEDS THE PtICK” stamps will be issued Feb. 16 at Other than Andover’s salary In this respect, the selectmen Expenditure Council report on ranged from $4,000 in Hebron $2,250 and Marlborough’s So he called the sheriff’s F’ortland, Ore. The 8 center will of $150 each for the other two urge homeowners to keep their Compensation of Municipal and Bolton to a high of $5,599 in receives $2,880.**'As mentioned office to report his car stolen. U m i D C a Toes., Wed. 9 to 6 • feature a pamphleteer and is selectmen, Hebron’s salary of' thermostats at 65 degrees H llU n O S Sat. 8 to a (Ctoaea AM Day MMiiay) Officials in Connecticut, $200 each was the next lowest. Lebanon. Marlborough pays above, Bolton’s building the first of a set of four on during the day time and at 55 About a half-hour later, the communications in Colonial Hebron, as compared to six Both Bolton and Lebanon pay $5,200 and Columbia, $4,900. inspector’s position also in­ other area towns of comparable degrees at night and if the home sheriff’s office received a call times called "The Rise and the each of their selectmen $M0, A comparison of assessor’s cludes that of assessor. on top ot every size,pays its first se'cctmanthe Caution is vacant during working hours, from a slightly inebriated man Once Again, Freah Cut Spirit of Independence.’’ ’The Marlborough pays $750 and fees is also hard to determine the 55-degree setting should be second highest salary of the six Altough comparisons are saying he had mistakenly other four Bicentennial stamps Columbia pays $1,000. as in Andover, at the time of will be issued as a block of four and its two other selectmen ,iie made to give some general idea used during the day. driven the wrong car home. The second lowest salaries. Other Officials report, the position was vacant Also shut off heat to unsued man said he left the same club, depicting the Boston Tea Party. and in Bolton, the assessor and of what other towns pay their ■They will be released July 4 in Lebanon had the highest Comparison of the salaries elected or appointed officials, portion of houses and drain the hopped into what he thought GMCKEN LEGS building inspector are the same water from all plumbing in Boston. salary rate for a first select­ paid town clerks in the six the council’s report does stress was his car, saw the keys in the position at a salary of $10,000 a buildings which can be vacated, The first of four commemo- m an of $6,500 a y e a r as towns is hard to determine, that certain factors that affect ignition and drove home. year. and discontinue heat. ratives in the previously an­ compared to Hebron’s $5,250. asnonly four of the towns have a jobs may or may not be evident Next was Columbia, $5,200; Marlborough and Hebron nounced American Arts set will base salary. in such data; for example, honor composer George Gersh­ Marlborough, $3,500; Andover, Hebron’s town clerk received were the only other towns to seniority, hours, actual have a set salary, $1,500 and win. This 8-cent stamp will be $3,300; and Bolton, $3,000. $4,200 as compared to $5,000 for assigned duties, fringe benefits released Feb. 28 in Beverly In Hebron, as well as in $3,500, respectively. In An Exciting Party Idea! Bolton’s, $2,500 for Andover’s, and responsibilities. Hills, Calif. Lebanon and Marlborough, the and $2,325 for Lebanon’s. Both" Lebanon, the board of assessors Also, no attempt was made to Customer Pick-Up Buffets, and Other stamps upcoming are; first selectman also acts in Marlborough and Columbia is paid $2.99 per hour and in determine the size of the staff lb. 500th anniversary of the birth of another capacity. Hebron’s base their town clerk salary at Columbia, the chairman of the or of the operation under the Home Delivered Buffets Copernicus, and the honoring of FLORIDA first selectman is also the board of assessors receives BETTY CROCKER a rate of $1,560 and $1,500, control of the various in Ready-to-Serve Containers! A.P. Giannini, who founded the WESTERN GRAIN FED IJ.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF BONELESS town’s highway superintendent respectively, plus fees. $3.25 per hour with the other department heads whose com­ Bank of America. (road foreman) at a salary of Salaries for town treasurer two members receiving $3 per pensation in listed. For further Information, call Quarters TEMPLE ORANGE! $3.50 per hour. -hour. C A K E M IXES ranged from $1,800 in Oil Savings 10-lb. Limit Late in the spring, the U.S. FRESH H A M S SHOULDER ROAST Both the Lebanon and Marlborough to $600 in The position of building GARDEN GROVE CATERERS, Inc. will issue a set of stamps pay­ The Board of Selectmen have stock Up. As These WIN Bo I Hlglioil s w tr Marlborough first selectmen Lebanon. Hebron’s treasurer inspector, which in Hebron, 649-S313 or 649-S314 ing tribute to all postal employ­ WHOLE OR UR. LARGE received a request from H. 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f ■ MANCHESTER EVENfNG HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 31, 19 7 3 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 31, 1973 Pats Active in Draft Tribe Outshoots Central ‘ Y ear-of-the- Lineman’ Herald Angle Simple Operation For Jim Plunkett By Earl Yost As Tucker Goes on Spree Marks Pro Grid Draft FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) — Former Heisman Trophy Across the cavernous resumed the behemoth parade Manchester (63) NEW Y p R K (A P ) - ’The Louisiana State,” the NFL winner Jim Plunkett faced probable knee surgery today while Carlson popped in 15. ballroom pf the Americana by taking offensive tackle Jerry Sports Editor By Dean Yo$t away at Central’s defense. canto with 5:57 showing on p B F Pts Houston Oilers couldn’t commissioner intoned. and the New England Patriots kept fingers crossed after 3 'Tucker 7 8-8 22 Hotel, the representatives of And thus began the annual Sisemore of Texas. New At the end of the quarter the the clock. Two quick steals “unload” their No. 1 draft trying to find him 1973 help in the National Football Central’s Dennis 1 McCurry 1 1-2 3 the Colts spoke excitedly into absorption of college football’s England and St. Louis followed Picking up the tempo in locals erected a 28-16 and fast breaks and 5 3-5 13 pick, so they used it to start Hernandez and Ed Swicklas 4 Haberern BUSINESSMEN their phone. Ihey had been 442 best prospects into the suit, the Patriots going for League draft. the second quarter, margin but a desparation Manchester upped the 4 Carlson 4 7-14 IS a trend. And whey they did, The Patriots, an NFL both contributed 16 points 6 afraid their choice hiight also violent world of the pros. guard John Hannah of Alabama seventh rounds before the draft one-handed toss from mid­ m argin to 55-42 with 3:36 3 Stoneman 3 04) In the first of a pair last night the Baltimore Colts sighed Manchester High, behind'' while Scalia added 11 tallies. 0 Sullivan 0 OZ 0 be Houston’s — but it hadn’t Jones was the only and the Cardinals hauling in weakling, picked a huge was suspended for the night. Pitch Made for Better Half left. Again Central rallied at filing, Groman’s defeated the dead-eye shooting of court at the buzzer by the Manchester, will host 1 Feeney 2 04) 4 with relief. been. quarterback picked until selec­ Dave Butz of Purdue. blocking lineman and a couple For their own choice in the but Manchester had too 0 Maloney 0 04) 0 the Buzzards, 68^7. In the During Tom Kelley’s acceptance of the coveted Gold Tom Tucker, steadily pulled Rams’ Skip Scalia put strong Northwest Catholic ’The Oilers, who had tried On the other end of the line. tion No. 33, when the Chicago Heisman Trophy winner of outstanding backs among the third round, the Patriots picked 2 Davis 0 04) 0 nightcap, Roberts downed vainly for weeks to swap their first 19 players chosen in the Key at last Monday night’s Gold Key Awards Dinner of the away from Bristol Central Manchester into the much firepower for them to 0 General 'Manager Joe ’Thomas, Bears used their second-round Johnny Rodgers, the flashy 212-pound Brad Dusek of Texas High Friday night at the 0 Jutras 0 04) Telso, 81-56. Connecticut Sports Writers’ Alliance at the Hartford dressing room with a 28-18 catch. prim e choice in Tuesday’s back in Baltimore, gave the s lo t'to take Florida State’s speedster from Nebraska annual grab bag Tuesday before A&M. Dusek is being counted to register a 63-54 CCIL Clarke Arena. Don Gliha chipped in 22 points •The big difference came 18 Totals 22 18-31 63 National Football League draft order and the men at the table Gary Huff. Long before then, whose 173 pounds were con­ disclosing that Plunkett was upon for heip in the defensive Hilton, he made a pitch for the fairer set. victory last night at the m argin. for Groman’s followed by 14 at the foul stripe as in exchange for a few proven complied, filling out the index the trend for this first day had sidered too few to make him a hurting. backfield. He was an ‘T am sorry that my lovely, wife, Barbara, couldn’t be Clarke Arena. In that period, Manchester The Tribe is 6-7 in both the markers from George May. The Manchester netted 19 of 31 veterans, began this big “ Year card that was delivered to Pete been set. solid pro, was overlooked until Plunkett, a marked man outstanding safety before being here to share this occasion with me,” he said after this It was 2:15 seconds into netted 22 points while CCIL and over-all while Bristol Central (54) losers placed Talaga and of the Lineman” by grabbing Rozelle at the microphone. Third to pick in the first of the ^ n Diego Chargers took often clobbered while trying to switched to fullback in the writer had the honor of representing the scribes in making the first period before the Central registered only 10. attempts while Central was Central slipped to 6-8 in the p B F Pts McCarthy in double figures 7 2-3 16 one of the biggest, Tampa’s “ ’The Baltimore Colts take Tuesday’s seven rounds was him, the next-to-last player to quarterback a woeful offense Aggies’ Wishbone offense last Central, given many only 10 of 15. Frank Corkin league. 4 Swicklas the presentation. Tribe was on the scoreboard 0 NIcletU 1 0-1 2 with 12 points each. defensive end John Matuszak. Bert Jones, quarterback. Philadelphia, and the Elagles go in the first round. last season, re-injured his right fall. Over the years, members of the fairer set have been shut with a comer jump shot by opportunities to bounce back and and Steve Hrubala were 1 Scalia 5 1-2 11 In the second contest, Phil knee while getting out of his car Using the Dallas Cowboys’ out completely. The dinner has been 100 per cent stag. in the third quarter on the officals. Central JV’s dealt the 4 De. Hernandez 6 4-4 16 and Clayt Hence led the scoring on the eve of the draft. third round pick, acquired in a Kurt Carlson. At the 4:28 1-1 5 Tucker was the top scorer 5 Ziogas 2 for Roberts with 31 and 23 The former All-American deal for Ron Sellers, New There have been a number of occasions When wom en mark of the quarter. Central turnovers and bad passes, Tribe a 64-62 setback. Kim 4 Gunn 1 04) 2 with 22 points on seven field tallies. Gary LaForge (14) and from Stanford was examined England chose running back inquired about purchasing tickets but the answer was sank their first hoop and the failed to take advantage and Buskey led the loca ls’ attack 0 Stokes 0 2-3 0 goals and netted a perfect 8- 2 Da. Hernandez 0 0-1 0 Covell (10) paced the losers’ Qualifying Competition and then ordered to go to Charlie Davis of Alcorn A&M. always no. score was 8-6 Central going Manchester entered the with 20 points followed by 2 DeLucia 0 04) 0 attack. Oklahoma City to consult with Then came 257-pound I’m sure in the future the bars will be lowered and I’ll be into the second quarter. final period leading 43-36. 8 from the line. Rich (AP photo) Joe Stankiewicz (14) and Dr. Donald cionahue, who has offensive tackle Allen Gallaher a strong supporter for this move. 'The Bristol crew cut the Haberern enjoyed a fine 22 Totals 22 10-15 54 WEST SIDE MIDGETS Manchester, hitting the operated on many professional of Southern California and 231- Far too few men in a lifetime receive a Gold Key. It’s a game dumping in markers John Koepsel (13). Score at half 28-18 Manchester WINF staged an 27-21 upset West Goalie Rogatien Vachon man inside, started to pick m argin to 45-40 early in the In Duckpin Play Listed athletes, including Sonny pound center Doug Dumler of victory last night over momemtous occasion in one’s life. A woman who has been Jergensen of the Washington Nebraska. Manchester State Bank. Bob Slaps Puck Away at Garden at a man’s side for nearly a lifetime should be present. Redskins. Hannah is expected to move Smith paced all scorers with 12 Someday, a woman is bound to break into the select Gold Schoolboy Basketball By Earl Yost "I don’t think it’s too bad — into the starting lineup markers while teammate Mark Key ranks as a winner. Several women have been among p it should be a simple immediately, providing Scholastic lonnone pumped in 10 pointe. the nominees in the past. If a woman is ever selected, she Polis Most Valuable Qualifying play in the operation,” Piunkett said Plunkett some badly needed For the losing Bankers, G iff annual Men’s and Women’s before limping into Logan blocking. He was described by would most certainly feel more at home with a few Basketball Bickford dropped in seven memebrs of her own sex in the audience which usually Town Duckpin Bowling International Airport in Boston Alabama Coach Bear Brytant Ellington (69) Ellington Wins tallies. Tournaments starts this and then accepting a ride to a as the best offensive lineman runs between 750 and 900. B F Pts In the second contest. Army plane for the flight to I’ve been around in 30 years of From a personal experience, when the many friends Hamed 6 1 13 & Navy routed Nassifi Arms, weekend at the Holiday 3 0 6 NHL East Wins Oklahoma. coaching.” honored m e on m y 25th year With The Herald - three years Champ Lanes. Dishaw 1 2 4 46-25. Craig Kearney burned the Coach Chuck Fairbanks, who Ninth Straight Paul Correnti reports 20 Cunningham, who has ago next month at the Manchester Country Club- the only Flint 3 1 7 cords with 21 points while Jeff % left Oklahoma’s Sonners to sign tremendous speed getting Hayes 1 0 2 Holt chipped in 15 markers. For men have signed up for missing part of a perfect evening was the absence of my Wide-Open Affair a reported $1 million contract runner for two seasons at Bascti 2 2 6 Remaining unbeaten in NCCC play, Ellington High the underpowered losers, Rick scratch play to date with 14 wife, l-jwas hoping that she would have been smuggled in 2 1 5 last week to try to rebuild the Southern California. However, Finance handed visiting Somers High a 69-41 loss last night on the ’Thurston and Jim Taylor led but it was the committee’s feeling that only males would Palczej 3 0 6 wom en in the handicap'field. Patriots, went after what he he was used mainly as a blocker 1 0 2 Knights’ court. Ellington sports an 8-0 conference mark the scoring with 11 and eight NEW YORK (AP) - “ They should pull both goalies,” be allowed. Bedard For the first time ever, the and aides thought were “ the for the 1972 national champions Fitzgerald 3 4 10 points. someone quipped as the final seconds ticked off in in the How about the waitresses at functions where women are and 12-1 over-all. Somers dipped to 2-4 and 2-7 over-all. handicap system will be best athletes available.” before scoring four touchdowns Ronalter 1 0 2 National Hockey League’s 26th AllStar Game Tuesday Lanz 1 4 6 South Windsor High routed Y M ID G E TS used in the W om en’s Divi­ However, it was obvious from against Ohio State in the Rose not allowed? Should they be barred too? night. cellar-dwelling Southington Southington relied on the One point separated the sion. the start that the Patriots were Bowl. Totals 27 15 69 High in a CVC battle, 82-76. scoring of Bob Bailey’s 30 winner and loser as VFW Nevertheless, only Rogatien “ You try as hard as you can,” Three qualifying dates out to grab offensive talent in With Cunningham drafted, Somers (41) Elsewhere, Bacon Academy B F Pts tallies to keep close.. The Blue nipped Wyman Oil, 37-36. Andy Vachon of the Los Angeles said Giacomin, who has played have been set for the men - hopes of building a running the Patriots figured Garrett stopped Coventry, 60-47, and Kings went off for an extra Nelson 2 0 4 Devils are 1-11 in the Plepler (14), Chris Boser (7) eight periods in six AllStar Friday night at 9:30, attack to relieve the pressure was expendible and traded him Schools Grateful for Coverage Martin 1 3 5 Portland High remained un­ skater in the final minute but it Games and allowed 10 goals, on Plunkett. to the Bears, a move as 2 1 5 conference. and Mike Custer (7) paced the Saturday at 2 and 7 p.m. and McKune defeated in the Charter Oak didn’t help as the East made off In some surprise controversial among fans as the Michalec 8 3 19 victors’ offense. Netting a “ but the goals don’t bother you Sunday afternoon at 2. ’The Conference, rolling over host with a 5-4 victory over the West Gail Hampton maneuvering, the Patriots had veteran back was on the team. Olesik 2 0 4 COLCHESTER - Leading 31-17 game high was Wayne Ostrout as much as they would during a B o b B o r o c h Rocky Lupacchino Tom Kelley made another point during his fine talk 1 0 2 Rham High, 99-51. in what was supposed to be a women may try their skills three first round draft choices, Garrett, a four-year pro from Haight at the half. Bacon continued to with 17 while Scott Stevenson regular season game. If there Monday night. “ As a retired coach and athletic director, I Bennet 1 0 2 ELLINGTON - Chris Hamed show by the stars of the NHL Saturday afternoon at 2 and three times more than ever New Mexico Highlands, was 0 0 0 apply the pressure in bombing popped in with 12 for the losers. was no hitting during a regular want to thank the sports writers of Connecticut for the Heath led the Ellington offense with 13 but instead bore a striking Sunday at the same hour. Only Manchester have an a v e ra g e , no Dave Castagna and Bill before. However, one pick cost suspended without pay midway Connors 0 0 0 Coventry. The visitors are now Manchester Cycle rode past game it would really put the wonderful coverage they have given, and are giving, to similarity to a wide-open World Defending champions residents are eligible. Each handicap will be given. The M cKinney. them controversial running through the 1972 season for Stops 0 0 0 points while teammate Jim 7-7 over-all while Bacon is 9-4. Nassiff Arms, 40-27, in the pressure on.” schoolboy athletics. Fitzgerald netted 10 markers. Hockey Association game. Agnes Claughsey and Tony contestant will roll six state average will be used. back Carl Garrett, the team’s missing practices. He was 17 7 41 Jeff Kolwalski led the second tilt. Behind a potent Following a scoreless first Totals All 12 Purple Knight players It w as a 1-1 d e fe n siv e Marinelli have been seeded games in the qualifying with The men’s entries are: W o m e n ’ s Division en­ top threat in most departments ordered re-instated by NFL “ In most schools today, we have from 10 to 15 different (Herald Photo by Dean Yost) winners’ offense with 24 points offense, Ricky Costello chipped period, Polis and Buffalo’s scored. The win was Ellington’s struggle with sharp netminding head-to-head rolling best of trants are: Jean McAdams, except passing last fall. Commissioner Pete Rozelle interscholastic teams. We are indeed grateful for the South Windsor (82) while Dana DuFresne added 14. in with 21 points followed by Rene Robert traded goals three into head-to-head rolling. Mike Pagani, Jim Bell, Mike B F Pts ninth in a row. by Chicago’s Tony Esposito for K a y Fountain, Holly With a 3-11 mark, the Patriots after sitting out three games. publishing of schedules, league standings, writeups, Coventry’s Dave Treschuk and Ken Hill with nine. For the minutes apart early in the The top 15 male shooters five sets up to the finals. The Balesano, Gary Moore, Jim Boucher 2 2 6 Somers’s Monty Michalec the West and Gilles Villemure picked fourth. They The P atriots gam bled in pictures and coverage of state tournaments and other ar­ Key Speaker Joe Locke collected 17 and 16 losers, Ken Carriere and Steve second stanza. Vachon started will join Marinelli in the championship test will be Moore, Rocky Lupacchino, Urbanetti, Gail Hampton, T. Kelly 9 0 18 was the top scorer with 19 of the New York Rangers for immediately named blocking trading Garrett for an untested 5 7 17 markers in that order. Merz scored nine and sbc points championship flight with the best of seven games. Nick Nicola, Vic Abraitis, Deborah Sarni, Sylvia ticles that pertain to these activities throughout the school Goodwin the East until Vachon and Ed auspiciously enough after guard John Hannah of rookie. However, Fairbanks Manchester’s Tom Kelley was a proud man Monday night Mackey 7 2 16 markers. respectively. Stechholz, Diane Bernard, year. replacing Esposito, stopping best seven women shooters Bowlers may sign up now Norm Clark, Art Johnson, Alabama. Then, using the Los when he was the recipient of a Gold Key from the Hoyt 6 9 21 SOUTHINGTON - It’s been a Giacomin, Villemure’s Ranger and others in the club’s front of­ “ There is no way the schools could pay for this publicity, 0 3 3 HEBRON - Portland remained EAST GIRLS two tough shots by Buffalo’s and Mrs. Claughsey sharing at the Holiday control desk. Dom DeDominicus, Bert Nancy Belsky, Irene Angeles Rams’ 11th pick. New Connecticut Sports Writers’ Alliance at the Hartford Wayncr long time since the name of Jeff teammate, took over with 10:44 fice figure they landed an and I want to say thanks for the over 2,000 high school Kelly 0 1 1 leaders in the Charter Oak East Catholic’s girl cagers left in the second period. Rick Martin and then getting a the women’s spotlight. Women’s handicap will be Davis, Charlie Whelan, McMullen, Anne Fidler, England grabbed fullback Sam unheralded prize in Stingley. Hilton. Here he’s shown during acceptance speech. Hoyt paced the South Windsor coaches in the state for their wonderful free publicity. Our Conference with a perfect 11-0 dropped a tough 31-22 decision It was still knotted at 4-all ^break when Chicago’s Stan Cash awards will be given tWo-thirds bases on a 127 Larry Bates, Burt Kathi Manning, Helene Dey, Cunningham of Southern Totals 29 24 82 scoring column, but last night Stingley, who can replace mark and are now 12-1 for the Mikita hit the post. average with a maximum of Dorothy Dey and Kay California. athletes just couldn’t survive without it.” Southington (76) the previously injured star yesterday afternoon to Penney ' after the West wiped oiit a 4-2 the winners and runners-up, Claughsey, Bill Manning, Garrett in retuniing kickoffs, B F Pts season. Rham is 1-9 in Trading Garrett to Chicago Newspapers throughout the state have been most pour^ in 21 points to lead the High at the Eagles’ Nest. The deficit on third-period goals by Then the dam broke. Frank plus trophies. 120 pins. If a bowler does not Bob Boroch, Bill McMullen, Scabies. will be tried as a wide receiver, Bailey 10 10 30 conference action and 1-12 over­ Eagles sport a 2-3 record. Pittsburgh’s Greg Polis—his Mahovlich snapped the tie at for the lia rs’ 19th selection in although he was a running back generous with space and support of athletic teams. It’s College Basketball 0 0 0 Bobcat offense. He was ably Beaudry all. Minus star performer, Cheryl second of the gam e-and Terry 16:27 and Toronto’s Paul the opening round, the Patriots at Purdue as a senior. nice to hear from a retired coach that the efforts of many Hultr 0 2 2 supported by Tom Kelly (18), Rich Puorro’s 22 points was 3 4 10 Mallon, who suffered an ankle Harper of Los Angeles before Henderson gave the East a 3-1 startled most observers by Ironically, wide receiver is in the fourth estate are appreciated. J. Brothwill Tom Goodwin (17) and Neal Petrehnko 1 0 2 high for Portland as six players injury in practice. East was Bobby Schmautz of the lead at 19:12, but Pit Martin of naming Darryl Stingley, a 191- one of the Patriots’ strongest 2 3 7 Macckey (16). South Windsor is M Scoreboard lEl No. 1 Pick Has Desire Gillis hit double figures. Rham’s Tom pound speedster with glue-like now 6-6 in the CVC and 6-7 over­ without its top scorer. Vancouver Canucks drilled a Chicago chopped it to 3-2 l7 positions. They have veteran 1 Michneyk 6 0 12 Oberlander netted 14. Throughout the 32-minute con­ shot off the goalpost and past seconds later. hands from Purdue. Reggie Rucker, 1972 top draft St. John’s Redmen Angels 1 0 2 all. Texas hospitality and ended by 3 0 6 test the Eagles were forced to Vachon with 6:01 remaining. HOUSTON (AP) - Big “ Not taking anything away The Patriots didn’t have a choice Tom Reynolds and Father Keating on the Way Back Messir Lemaire made it 4-2 early in saying he expected to gain B. Brothwill 2 1 5 play catch-up ball. The East took 14 shots at John Matuszak, who shuns from Butz,” Peterson said, choice in the second round Randy Vataha, Plunkett’s The Rev. Robert Keating, unofficial chaplain of the the final period before the another 10 pounds by training Jean Gark accounted for 18 Vachon and four went in. Ttiree Basketball comparisons to pro greats “ but we thought he might have because of a previous deal. favorite target at Stanford and Connecticut Sports Writers’ Alliance, was cast in a new Totals 28 '20 76 76er Log Record West’s meaningless comeback a little bit more intensity. When camp. of the Black Knights total. of 13 West shots got by but doesn’t turn away any T- However, they had four selec­ with the Patriots as rookie in and then Schmautz' winner, NBA I saw him play, I liked the But he already was bigger role last Monday night when he was on the receiving end Bacon Academy (60) Kathy Rechendorf (8) and Dede Giacomin in the friendly, non­ bone steaks, says he’ll work tions in the next three rounds, 1971. which came after a pass from than any Texans in the room. of a Gold Key. For many years, this gifted Catholic priest B F Pts Tuesday’s Games determination he had. taking a “ sleeper” as a defense NEW YORK (AP) — When the St. John’s basketball Golden (4) led East’s scoring hitting contest, including the Montreal’s Serge Savard. hard to live up to his No. 1 Kowalski 11 2 24 Now W-4, L-50 Baltimore 104, Golden State “ John needs to work on his who is pastor of St. Jude Church in Derby, graced the head attack. only one he saw during his back a running back, an Another trade appears a. team lost star forward Mel Davis to injury ait the tart of Ferling 0 0 0 The I most valuable player 86 selection in the 1973 pro table and regaled the audience with one witty story after East will play East Hartford second-period ice time. The techniques because he’ll be offensive tackle and a center. certainly, but the Patriots may this season, the Redmen were considered by most to be a DuFresne 5 4 14 award—a new car—went to Buffalo 105, Philadelphia 104 football draft. 1 2 4 High Thursday in a rematch. only checks on the premises moving to defensive end, but Sports Slate The team did not have wait until completing the draft another. Uppon NEW YORK (AP) - The Cleveland Cavaliers finally have Polis, Pittsburgh’s 22-year-old Detroit 126, Atlanta 123 “ It’s an honor worth living up bunch of dead Indians. Gorski 1 0 2 were the $500 prizes that went he’s got great lateral selections in the sixth and with 10 more selections today. More than once he has the assemblage literally in the my kids feel that we can match a victory over the Milwaukee Bucks and the Philadelphia MHS G IR L S winger, who has been an All- Geveland 112, Milwaukee 98 to,” Matuszak said here late Wednesday However, the pessimists Levine 2 0 4 to each of the winners and the movement and great size.” aisles with laughter. up with any team in the Davis 6 0 12 Star participant each of his Los Angeles 95, Chicago 92 Tuesday after he became the BASKETBALL didn’t count on Coach Frank 76ers are a game closer to matching their name with their Hanging on to a narrow 15-13 $250 the losers got. And the only The beefy Matuszak said he Father Keating was smiling Monday night, despite a Mulzoff’s psychological country.” halftime buldge, Conard High three years in the NHL. It Houston 123, Portland 120 Houston Oilers’ No. 1 pick in dreamed Monday night that he Tunxis C.C. vs. Manchester Totals 26 8 60 record. collision of any note came in the serious setback which nearly took his life. He still can’t Jabbar led Milwaukee with 28 climaxed a hectic, sleepless 36 Only games scheduled the pro draft. “ I’ve got a lot to C.C. at East Catholic Lake Placid Puts Bid warfare — and now the New Davis, of course, was the star Coventry (47) “ Cleveland outplayed us in rallied yesterday afternoon to opening period when Montreal’s would be the first player hours following the birte of his learn but I hope I can make it.” W R E ST LIN G use one arm and he needs help walking. But he s winning York team is playing like a and the prime professional B F Pts every category you can think points and 13 rebounds. defeat the visiting Manchester ABA drafted and Houston would take 6 4 16 Jacques Lemaire barreled into first child—a 7-pound, 14-ounce The mammouth 6-foot-7, 272- the battle and you would never know, hearing this man bunch of wild Indians. prospect before injuring his Locke o f,” said Milwaukee Coach Philadelphia had a shot at High’s girls’s basketball team, Tuesday’s Games him. Manchester at Bristol Eastern In for Winter Games Carlson 1 0 2 John D’Amico, who happens to son—in Pittsburgh on Monday. pound defensive end from spin one yarn after another last Monday night, that he was Under the spell of Mulzoff’s knee at the end of last year. He Larry Costello Tuesday night tying Buffalo with one second 47-22. New York 114, Memphis 107 “ And guess what, I was earlier this month after Gankofski 3 0 6 be a linesman. Tampa University strode con­ LAKE PLACID, N.Y. (AP) - practically on deathbed a few months earlier. “ psychological motivation” , was expected to return this Treschuk 7 3 17 after the Cavaliers won 112-98 left in the game but Fred Manchester’s girls never Dallas 135, Virginia 129 ot right,” he said. “ I wanted to Colorado voters rejected in Indiana 126, San Diego, 120 fidently into the Oiler offices This Adirondack community The down-state pastor was on the end of one story, a true the Redmen have won an un­ season, but reinjured the knee. Toomey 3 0 6 for their first victory in 11 tries Carter, who led the 76ers with regained the moi;nentum built play somewhere in Texas and November spending state funds Kissane 0 0 0 after a hurried flight from was asked Tuesday by the U.S. expected 14 of 16 games this against the Bucks since joining 25 points and 10 assists, missed up in the first half and Conard Only games scheduled I’m very happy with this College Basketball to support the Games. one, related by Steve Blass, the fine Pittsburgh Pirate Florida and immediately sent Olympic Committee USOC for season. Their latest was an 87- Now, the prime professional the National Basketball two fouls shots. easily rolled to victory. Copped Three Straight selection. I don’t anticipate any EAST pitcher. Totals 20 1 47 necks craning upward, gawking a detailed proposal on its hope The USOC request came 77 triumph over Villanova prospect on St. John’s is Billy Association three seasons ago. Detroit snapped a six-game Laura Hungeford netted 17 contract trouble along the Princeton 64, Penn 54 “ It was while we were playing in Houston. Before a I Pro Hockey at his size. |to host the 1976 Winter Games, hours after Salt Lake City 'Tuesday night. Schaeffer, who scored 22 points Portland (99) The 76ers lost for the Mth losing streak as Bob Lanier points for Conard while Jen­ line.” Boston U. 71, Colgate 69 Mayor Jake Gam wired Lord game in which I was to pitch against the Astros, Father B F Pts NHL But Matuszak was less a member of the local ‘ "There’s a great feeling of ’Tuesday night and has averaged .tim e in 54 games this season scored 40 points and snared 12 nifer Dobbs followed with 16 Matuszak had just finished Fairfield 65, Fordham 57 Killanin, president of the Keating, who is the chaplain for the National Aitierican Stevens 4 5 13 Tuesday’s Games impressed with his size than promotion unit said. oneness on this team,” said over 25 a game this season for 'when Elmore Smith scored 36 rebounds in the victory over markers. Flavell Relinquishes off his second T-bone steak . Mass. 78, Holy Cross 71 International Olympic Com­ Jackson 6 4 16 East 5, West 4, All Star Game everyone else. Legion, came down to say hello while I was warming up. Mulzoff. “ I’ve been using psy­ the 14th-ranked Redmen. Anderson 4 3 11 points to spark a 105-104 victory Atlanta. John Mengelt’s two Manchester’s Gail Shamitis when he was rushed out to Parsons 92, Wm. Penn 67 The North Elba Town Board mittee, that his city could not Only game scheduled “ It’s not the size of the dog in “ I’ll say a prayer for you,” the father said. chology with some of our young Ellsworth 5 0 10 for Buffalo. foul shots broke a 112-112 tie and Gail Bartlett led the way catch a plane for New York. He St. John’s, N.Y. 87, Villanova responded Tuesday night by continue its effort to land the 8 2 18 WHA the fight that counts, it’s the “ I won’t forget it because I got knocked out of the box in players. It works. We’ve In other games, seventh- Salnsky Elsewhere in the NBA, and put Detroit ahead to stay. with eight and five tallies in Midget Coaching Post thanked everyone for their 77 voting 5-0 to telegram the USOC games without assurance of Puorro 8 6 22 Tuesday’s Games size of the fight in the dog,” the second inning,” the Buc hurler recalled. become believers — and now. ranked Missouri smacked Detroit edged Atlaiitaf"126-123, Pete Maravich scored 33 points that order. reaffirming a proposal sent federal financial aid. Kennedy 1 1 3 Philadelphia 5, Ottawa 4 Matuszak said. “ I think desire Oklahoma State 85-73; Milardo 2 2 6 Baltimore smashed Golden for Atlanta. The ’Tribe JV’s dropped a 17-5 Don ‘Spec’ Flavell, head New England 4, Geveland 1 is 50 per cent of football.” Princeton stopped Penn 64-54; State 104-86, Los Angeles nipped Archie Clark and Mike decision to the Conard girls. 38 23 99 coach of the Eagles in the Chicago 4, Minnesota 2 Matuszak’s statement fit Duquesne downed DePaul 85- Totals Chicago 95-92 and Houston Riordan each scored 24 points Rham (51) and Gark also handed out 11 Manchester Midget Football Alberta 11, New York 3 oiler Coach Bill Peterson’s 71; Fairfield turned back B F Pts shaded Portland 123-120. MID League since 1967, has an­ Los Angeles 5, Houston 2 reasoning in making the FLASH! Fordham 65-57; ,Iowa State 3 0 6 Rookie Dwight Davis scored assists in Baltimore’s romp At Thasa Prices! Berk EAST SIDE MIDGET nounced his retirement from Only games scheduled Wisconsin native the No. 1 pick Just Arrived defeated Nebraska 81-60; SMU Oberlander 5 4 14 23 points and 13 rebounds for over Golden State, losing for 2 5 9 the program. over Purdue’s Dave Butz. topped Arkansas 110-94; Texas Kabllk Cleveland which led almost all the fourth straight time. Jeff Grener 4 2 10 Standings Flavell, a Manchester native, SEASOIT Reg. Tech beat Texas A &M 68-67; the way. Cornell Warner also Mullins was high man for Sale Lunt 1 2 4 W L first joined the league as an HART SKIS A&T FISCHER Baylor tripped TCU 82-76 in McLaughlin 0 2 2 gave the Cavaliers a boost by Golden State with 22 points. FREE Celtics 6 2 assistant coach in 1960 after Cm m 6c Defsets W ood S k i s ...... $35 $19.88 overtime and Massachusetts Gardner 3 0 6 coming off the bench in the Los Angeles beat Chicago for Top Notch 5 3 playing four seasons with the lilt La«k at ttw Pric«t scored a 78-71 decision over third quarter and grabbing 11 the nth strai^ t time, including Slalom Ski Races Totals 18 15 51 First Htfd. 5 3 Silk City semi-pro football BLIZZARD FAN 2000 Holy Cross. rebounds. Kareenq Abdul- four games in last season’s Willies 4 4 team. ALL OPEL OWNERS playoffs, as Bill Bridges S k is ...... $70 $49.88 grabbed 20 rebounds and Jerry Regal’s 4 4 He holds the distinction of SKI SALE Along with Schaeffer’s game­ Set at Northview Store Full _ West scored 31 points. West hit Burger King 3 5 being the only coach to have Reg. leading point total, the Three-Paint Scoring won the league championship ot Valuwl_ YAMAHA 1...... $85 $65 ^ a foul shot to give Los Angeles a Elastem 3 5 the full course, while younger PAWN ...... $120 Redmen’s forward collected 11 three years in a row and retired A special childrens slalom ski 93-90 lead and then scored the Consultants 3 5 children 6-8 will be started YAMAHA II ...... $105 $80 rebounds. Tom Lingelsby led the first John Kautz Memorial race will be sponsored by the Q U E E N ...... $130 the Wildcats with 21 points. Decisive for Chtiparalls game’s final two points, also on Manchester State Bank and the further downhill. The course YAMAHA III ...... $125 $95 Service Clinic EAST SIDE JUNIORS Trophy in 1970. KNIGHT ...... $160 foul shots. Norm Van Lier will be on easy terrain to allow A graduate of Manchester Recreation Department on By The Aesociated Press Rich Jones and Bob Netolicky scored 26 points for Chicago. from beginners to advanced COMPS ...... $175 FISCHER ALUMINUM .. ... $150 $99 Missouri outscored Oklahoma High School, Class of 1951, Saturday, Feb. 17 at 9 a.m. at Coach Babe McCarthy looked to gain the victory. the Northview Ski area. skiiers an opportunity to race. Fully Guaranteed SUPERGLASS will be held at State by 21-7 in the opening Flavell played three years of up at the clock with 10 minutes S tan din gs The races will be open to all A special ski clinic for all COMPETITION...... $250 $135 minutes behind A1 Eberhard The crucial break in the game Barnes Freed varsity football under Coach to go in the game and his Dallas children ages six to 17. Boys racers will be presented by and went on to an easy triumph. occurred with six seconds left W L Walker Briggs. Chaparrals were down by 19 Spec Flavell wiU race against boys, girls Wyrsch on Tuesday, Feb. 13 at 7 Eberhard finished with 24 in regulation time when Julius After Charges Shooters 7 3 He served in the Army from points against the Virginia against girls. The children will p.m. at the Manchester State RIEKER points. Erving was called for an Bombers 5 5 1953-55 and is now a foreman reside at 39 Foley St. with their L-750 RIEKER Squires. He decided to go for PROVIDENCE (AP) - race in the following groups: 6 Bank. The clinic will cover free > LSM offensive foul, setting the stage Magicians 5 6 with F.& D. Masonry, Inc. four children, Stuart, Greg, broke and as he said, “ the only Marvin Barnes, Providence to 8-year-olds, 9 to 10-year-old, equipment, techniques and LadiM' Fur Unad Ted Manakas scored 26 points for Hammond’s shot at the Dunkers 4 5 Don and his wife, Sylvia, Maureen and Diane. way you can do that in this College star basketball center, Dribblers 4 6 11 to 12-year-old, 13 to 14-year- course strategy, plus a special Boola Man’a Hl-Baek to lead Princeton’s upset of buzzer. Rag. 178. BUICK league is to shoot three- was freed on $5,000 personal old and 15 to IV-year-old. Mount Snow movie and some of LANGE Rag. $70 Penn; Reuben Montanez scored NOW NOW 81 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER 28 points for the Duquesne; pointers” Jones scored 31 points for recognizance 'Tuesday in a Competition will be open to Wyrsch’s own movies. Free' -Rigney l\amed- passes to Mount Snow will also Fairfield upset Fordham as Joe Hammond hit a 16-foot Dallas while Netolicky added court qppearance on a felony all children with no restriction STiUDIWDS SMN6ERS PROS COMPS be distributed. Mount Snow is $ 5 4 8 8 $4088 Phil Rogers and Ray Kelly shot at the buzzer to send the 22. Erving was high for Virginia charge of assault with a Honors Due as to what town they live in. Reg. $89. Ret $120. Ret $150 Ret $175 sponsoring Wyrsch’s netted 14 points apiece and game into overtime and Dallas with 33. dangerous weapon. Trophies will be presented to Thursday. Rigney had been participation in the races. Iowa State beat Nebraska went on to win the American Prospects were good that the HAMPTON, Va. (AP) - The the top three winners in each * 6 9 *80 *110 Thursday, Feb. 8th The New York Nets scored 10 NEW YORK (AP) - general manager at Daytona *100 Basketball Association game high-jumping center would be Peninsula Whips of the age group fon boys and girls. The bank will provide free hot behind Martinez Denmon’s 18 Archbishop Terence Cardinal 7! Beach of the Florida State 135-129. straight points early in the final allowed to join the Friars as International League an­ The fastest time of the day will chocolate; coffee and doughnuts 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. points. Cooke of New York will honor League. stanza and went on to defeat the nounced Sunday night the receive the special Manchester the day of the races at In other games, the New they try to stretch their season Baseball Commissioner Bowie Memphis Tams. parent Montreal Expos had ap­ State Bank Cup Trophy. Northview. STEVENSON SMS. York Nets downed the Memphis mark to 13-2 in tonight’s game Kuhn and the^ late Pittsburgh First Jockette Tams 114-107 and the Indiana The Tams came back to at l^ston College. pointed Bill Rigney Jr, their The race course wiU be laid All children may race by General Motors Services Representative will be EXXON Pirates outfielder, Roberto Miss____ Kathy ^ Kusner was Pacers edged the San Diego within three points during the Reportedly showered* with new general manager. out by Rudi Wyrsch, director of registering in person or by mail Clemente, at the New York the first American woman to present. Please, call for appointment Rigney, 2|7-year-old son of the special skiing, at Mount Snow, at the Manchester State Bank, SPORT MART SKI SHOP fkn.su m a STMVS! Conquistadors 126-120. last four minutes, but the Nets professional offers at the end of Catholic Youth Organization’s receive a jockey’s license. TEL 4N a * tkwl Maikirtir veteran fonner major league yt. The course will be a special 1041 Main St. , Manchester, or at 7 PARK ST. OPEN DAILY 9 > 5:30 The Chaps scored only two hit eight straight p o ^ from his sophomore season, the 20- Gub of Champions Dinner Feb. -She received it from the MMS13 slalom with open and closed the Rec Office, Garden Grove 87S4100 647-9712 three-point goals d6wn the the charity strips to seal the year-old, 6’8” Barnes chose to manager and player, replaces Maryland Rhcing Commis­ ROCKVILLE WED., THUR8., FBI. til 9 P.M. l5. ■Rd. stretch, but fought back behind victory. stay at college this year. Herby Morewitz, who resigned sion in October, 1968. gates. Older children will race

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Services Offered 12 Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 HERALD PLEASE READ CEILING and ceram ic tile PART-TIME - School bus SUPERVISOR - Second shift HAPPY ADS MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD BOX LETTERS specialist, one ceiling or all, drivers wanted, to drive in town with mechanical abilities. Age ' YOUR AD repaireed, remodeled. No job of Manchester. Approximate no barrier. An equal BUT HE HAD PERSONAL / WHAT HE NEVER SAID.' BUT WHY BERRY'S WORLD hours, 7:15-8 a.m. — 2-3:30 p.m. opportunity employer. Call 646- PROBLEMS/ y KIND OF^ DON'T YOU TALK TO For Your too small. 647-9232. Classified or "Want Ads" are. We will train. Call 643-2373 7550. KENNY— WHAT MAKES YOU; NOi TROUBLE PROBLEMS? Information THINK SKIP WASN'T taken over the phone as a con­ SNOW plowing — driveways betweenm. and noon. KIDNAPPED? WAS HE IN THE HERALD will not dis­ venience. The advertiser should and parking area. Reasonable SET-UP or repairman for ANY TROUBLE? C^HE OV/LS. close the identity of any adver­ read his ad the FIRST DAY IT rates. Call 649-5900. MALE Dishwasher after school automatic drilling and tapping WILL GET tiser using box letters. Readers AP PEAR S and R E P D R T ERRORS in hours, *automatic machine, machines. Age no barrier. An t a n k e d UR answering blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The TREE Service (Soucier) — other kitchen duties. Good pav, equal opportunity employer. 1- 3/ iM. U3. N». OW. /-SI Trees cut, building lots cleared, good working conditions. Apply Call 646-7550. LOSER'S LAMENT ' lt»l ki MU, l» T M tt^ U irxO I desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE I trees topped. Got a tree in person. Brass Key can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion for Restaurant, M9 Main Street, HEADER MAN - Second shift, any advertisement and then only to problem? Well worth phone Enclose your reply to the box call. 742-8252. Manchester. experienced. Age no barrier. the extent of a "make good" inser­ An equal Opportunity employer. in an envelope — address to the tion. Errors which do not lessen the SAVE on high construction RELIABLE mature woman for Call 646-7550. Classified Manager, Manchester value of the advertisement will not house cleaning, I'A days per . . . SonMon* Evening Herald, together with a costs, retired builder available be corrected by "make good" inser­ to assist persons who wish to week, in Birch Hill area. South MACHINISTS may hov* mhI yotf BY FRANK O’NEAL memo listing the companies tion. build, alter or repair ; plumbing Windsor. Must have own o happy adi y SH ORT RIBS you do NOT want to see your and electrical experience. transportation. References. WANTED letter. Your letter will be Reasonable rates. 649-1975. 644-1069 between 7-9 p.m. 'THI6 15 ewMMA TAKE 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER destroyed if the advertiser is Bridgeport and lathe work. I'LL SHOOT AM ARROU INTO A 1-OT OF ARRDW5 . one you've mentioned. If not it BOOKKEEPING done in my COOK — First cook for private WHEN! 1 M ARRY > YOU'RE A BIT Experienced only. Overtime. Happy Birthday ^ j e h n y l u , THE aoUDS AND BRIMS BAlNl. will be handled in the usual Autos For Sale home. Seven years experience. club in downtown Hartford. IS W l- ALU ■ ■ CARLYLE, PRISCILLA TOUKUS TO TMISJIC Must work a split shift of 5 Vi Paid insurance. I GLEN S I S , T M . _ - „ WILL BE MY S ISTERl> OF SUCH TMINGrS^, manner.______Pick up and delivery. Phone days a week, (no Sundays). All HOME LBUSIN1ESS9 OKAY? 1968 RAMBLER, 440 station 646-3519. || Lots of Love, wagon, V-8, power steering, air- group benefits, two weeks PENOBSCOT Mom and Dad, Loot and Found vacation and XMas bonus. 7 ^ conditioning. $750. 643-0088. SNOW plowing — Experience Ralph and Blossom com m ercial and residential. Please call the chef, at 522-1271. Tool & Gauge LOST two black male miniature 1968 OLDSMOBILE, 442, 2-door Prompt, courteous service. Merrow Road Poodles, vicinity Essex Street, hardtop, standard shift. Call WOMAN to help with Manchester. Phone 643-1625 References. 646-7770. Tolland, Route 15, Exit 99 after 5, 646-5284. housekeeping, one day weekly. 875-8083 Happy Birthday :$ after 5 p.m. Monday or Tuesday preferred. V-j/ WASHING Machine repairs, to my sitter S: SACRIFICE 1972 Ford Squire RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, Own transportation. 646-5420. LOST — Dark brown suede WANTED woman to help to I LYNN STRATTON wagon, FM stereo, air- Maytag. Reasonable rates. jacket, in King’s Parking lot. care for elderly woman, nights I from I THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA conditioned, power steering, Former owner of Pike Coin preferred. Contact 649-1265. Keep money, please return disc brakes, automatic. Wash and Dry Cleaning. 643- WOMEN § Minnie Jarvis » jacket, checks and license. Showroom new, warranty. $4,- 4913. © 1971 ky NEA. Inc. 1- Are ideal forReal the WESTINGHOUSE seeks AND Reward. 872-0642. 150. (Cost $6,000.) 644-2543. Estate Profession. I------1 T KEEP GOING, I'LL "Here's another 'Mont and Pop store' forced out of agressive male college Happy 9th Birthday S I ' L L c a l l TREE REMOVAL - Pruning, 2- Earnings unlimited - our by Art Sansom PEBBLES; TELL LOST — Tissot watch, black graduate with minimum one THE BORN LOSER WALTER 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, sunroof, spraying, etc., fully insured. business. Pop ran off with a Playboy bunny and Mont is present associates are I SUE lAOS\N\'/ strap, vicinity in or near year experience industrial or CRONKITB 1600 engine, many extras. Licensed. Free estimates. Call pursuing a career as a singer!" proof. wholesale credit collection OS HOU^OMESP Manchester Hospital. 644-0682. I '-O''®’ I / Asking $495. Call after 5, 649- 633-5345. 3- Experienced preferred work. Great opportunity. Dad, Mom & 0647. QUKTIOM, IF W E but not necessary. Excellent company benefits. and Dan g REWARD for information REWEAVING OF - burns, 4- Hurwit & Simons offersSend resume to Box ” 0 ” , A-SPEEP leading to the arrest and con­ 1970 BUICK Skylark, excellent moth-holes, zippers repaired. viction of person or persons Building-Contracting 14 Bonds-Socks-Mortgages 27 seasoned professionals, Manchester Herald. BeADER. condition. Power steering and Window shades made to who stole front bumper, blue brakes, 8 track tape player, measure, all size Venetian and newcomers a com ­ Help Wanted 35 engine hood, side mirror for RESPIRATORY Therapist - 40 automatic. 742-6627. blinds. Keys made while you LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - MORTGAGES, loans first prehensive continuous in- hours in four days, we've tried 19W Firebird. Call 647-9783. new homes custom built, second, third. All kinds. Realty BOOKKEEPER - $140 Fee wait. TV portables for rent. depth training program. it in our respiratory therapy statewide. Credit rating paid. Enjoy the day you start 1963 COMET, very clean, snow Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 64-5221. remodeling, additions, rec 5- In short - Hurwit & Simonsdepartment, and we like it! NOTICE is hereby given that rooms, garages, kitchens unnecessary. Reasonable. Con­ this job and every single day tires. $125. Phone 647-9406. offers opportunity to Every other weekend off, no Optional Share Book No. 891 remodeled, bath tile, cement fidential, quick arrangements. after with this most congenial SNOW PLOWING - LEARN, EARN and split days. Applicants must be issued by the Manchester 1971 MGB, low m ile^e, good work. Steps, dormers. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. suburban firm. Take minutes of c Reasonable rates. Call 647-1044. GROW, under a lucrative registered or eligible. Savings and Loan Association, condition. Best offer. (Jail after Residential or commercial. 100 Constitution Plaza, traveling time and miles off Incorporated, has been lost and commission program. Department is under medical your car here. Pretty offices 5 p.m., 646-5321. LIGHT trucking. Father and Call 649-4291. Hartford. Evenings, 233-6879. direction and A.R.I.T. application has been made to and a personality, “ know-it-all son. Attics, cellars, garages. If what you are looking for is supervision, in 300 bed J.C.A.H. A mi br Nu. hK, m iBf. ux M. OK. said Association for payment of 1967 AMERICAN, 2-door sedan, MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd an opportunity to enter an you” really go together here. Odd jobs. Phone 649-1805. RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney ^ 16 approved general hospital. MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISHER the amount of deposit. $300. Call 646-3793. mortgages — interim financing exciting, challenging, Call Sue, Fanning, 18 Asylum P lease contact Personnel St., Hartford, 278-6960.______TWO YOUNG married men — exp<^ient and confidential rewarding and expanding Department, 646-1222, Exten­ PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI LOST pair of men’s gloves. BIDWELL Home Improvement service, J. D. Real Estate it ’s t h e o m l y w a y t o will do small repair jobs and sion 481, Manchester Memorial WOMAN — Needed part-time (S IT T R U E POP BOMBARDED YOU Center Street, Manchester. Campers- Trailers Co. Expert installation of Assoc. M3-5129. field, with professional v rT H CANDY AND ROSES LEARN.' I ’l l HELP you, Mobile Homes a painting, also cellar Cleaning aluminum siding, gutters and guidance and an ever in­ Hospital, 71 Haynes Street, for general office duties. For SEPORE y ou N\ARRIED GET Return to 385 West Center St. and light trucking. Call 646- trims. Roofing installation and creasing horizon, please call Manchester. interview, call Mr. Rothman, HlhA, N|o|>A> 2692, 646-3726. Business Opportunity 26 '«i-FOJBND:v4>lack m dle N ew“ 1969 14’ FAN TRAILER, self repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. us for a preliminary interview 646-5061.______contained, sleeps 6, like new. WAITRESSES wanted, full or foundland dog. Contact Andover Snow COMPLETE restaurant on at 646-1117. BOOKKEEPER - Salary to Call anytime after 1 p.m., 649- DICK’S ROOFING — Specializing part-time. Call for Dog Warden, 742-7194. Plowing—Specializing in ser­ Main Street in Manchester. $15,000. Will be working in 1901. repairing roofs of all kinds, new appointment, 649-6263 after 3 ving Rockledge and surroun­ Equipment two-years old. Manchester. Once in a lifetime roofs, gutter work, chimneys, HURWIT & SIMONS p.m. LOST small white male Poodle, ding area. Driveways, Seating for 40 people. opportunity. Never a fee at Rita no collar, vicinity Union Street- cleaned and repaired. 30 years Reasonable rent. Price reduced Motorcycles-BIcycles 11 sidewalks, parking lots. 643- REALTORS INSPECTORS - Multi- (jirl, Manchester, 646-3441. Tolland Tpke., Manchester. experience. Free estimates. for quick sale. 649-9953. 0002. Circuits, a progressive printed Reward, Phone 646-6433 or 649- Call Howley, 643-5361. HARLEY-Davidson motor­ IMMEDIATE Openings for circuit board manufacturer has SECRETARY East of the 0386. cycles, parts and accessories. Private Instructions 32 River, $125. Fee paid. Forget LIGHT trucking, attics, cellars, GUTTERS and roof repaired steady weekend security guard. openipgs for two people with Harley Davidson Sales, 49 Park garages, cleaned, roofing, Must have clean record, own final inspection experience. the trials and tribulations of LOST Savings Passbook No. and replaced. Excellent PRIVATE piano lessons, CopriigM « St., Hartford, 247-9774. siding, gutters, chimneys car and phone. Must be Contact John Bower, at 646- downtown traffic, stay in the TtrSt MmIi 19744, Hartford National Bank workmanship. Reasonable experienced teacher cleaned and repaired, tree bondable. Call 247-5342 between 3800, or come to 50 Harrison suburbs and enjoy a fascinating and Trust Co., First prices. Free estimates. 646- specializing in beginners and 1971 HONDA, CL350, $700 or removal. Free estimates. Call 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. for Street, Manchester. job in a small easy going office. Manchester Office. Application 1399. children, ^ veral openings. 649- make an offer. Phone 742-6808. anytime. 249-2406. appointment. Sanitas Security Work half a day on Friday and 4974 after 1 p.m. made for payment. 9-9 p.m. :: '*="'* ‘ Service, 445 Homestead Ave., love it. Call Aime, Fanning, 18 MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 13 Heating-Plumbing Asylum St., Hartford 278-69W. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI Painting-Papering Hartford. Parapnala-Announcements 2 1969 NORTON Commando, Help Wanted 35 HmtinC For RewKs? Q U IE T! IF >OU S A Y ^ GULP..! ^ I COULD BE MISTAKEN, PUT good condition. Willing to sell at INSIDE — outside, painting, SAM Watson Plumbing and LET AVON help fill those long YeoT Gat 6oo4 ‘StMts’ in RN—Permanent part-time, O N E AAORE WO»?D i 'l l AAAYPETHE THAT SURE SOUNDS POLLY WANTS INCOME TAX — For accurate sacrifice. Best offer. Phone 643- fe c ia l rates for people over 66. Heating. Bathroom remodeling ESTABLISHED real estate winter days with excitement NtraM WmtUs preferably with Public Health BREAK yO U R ADMIRAL LIKE/IAORSE CODE! HOWVMDULDMDU HCW WOULD VOU I HATE PE O PLE W H O preparation in my office or 8634. and repairs. Free estimates. experience, South Windsor A CRACKER! HI,TWERE.' ITRV U K E T O B E U K E A S M A C K ANSW Be A Q U B en O N (Jail my competitors, then call firm with 4 offices east of the and fun. Earn cash, get out of Do your biriain huntinf ki a roddng p e a k !! WILL eiVE/IAE your home. Call R. L. Burnett, Call 649-3808. river requires additional sales Public Health Nurses Associa­ PCX-iy WANTS Il TOAAAKEANEW MV FRIEN D ? FF IN TH E K IS S E R ? WITH A (QUESTION. me. Estimates given. 649-7863. the house, get involved as an chair. .. Use Wait M il Cal M3-271L SOMETHING 646-2460. 1970 YAMAHA, 250cc, DTl-C, personnel in their Vernon tion. 644-2511 ext. 14, 9-12 noon. y A CRACKBi! 1 FRIEND every Q« BY THE TIME BULL MWSON SCRAMBLES GEORGE N. Converse — remodeling and repairs. Free ir l in e s s t e w a r d e s s SO SHPS GOT day “ axes, shears, or part- NUIGES, ANP- A SIESTA A . SEAPLANE BACK AB O W THE SUB AMP RETURNS TO Islands tour, yia Wmdjammer ^ a ’ ' estimates. No job too small. Manchaatar, Conn. HERSELF HOOKED j-otarv blades. Quick Interior and exterior painting Aides, 7-3, 3-11. Laurel Manor, CLIM BS TO Sailing Ship. Phone 633-0042. and paperhanging. Fully Call 742-7438. " ~ r ( ™ t figures? BY SMUGGLER, A S A F E service. Capitol Equipment 649-4519. height Co., 38 Main St., Manchesteer. insured. Call 643-2804 after 5 :.. TOWNE Plumbing Service. SECURITY guards wanted full CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. THBN,W/TH WANTED ride from Broad and Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday p.m. WAREHOUSEMAN - Hard Repairs, alterations. American and part-time, permanent a MACHINE OPERATORS m s LIGHTS Middle Tpke., west to Main 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:304. 643- position. Manchester location. workers can earn good wages ©LARINS l^ e e t, Hartford. Hours 8:15- LET us save you money. Call Standard fixtures used a W EA V ER BLIND ITSTO 7958. Only sincerely interested and benefits. Opportunity for exclusively. Immediate ser­ TARGET... 4:80. Call 6494932 after 6 p.m. Dick or Leo 'for your should apply. Phone 246-8271. advancement for the serious a MACHINE REPAIRMEN wallpapering, painting or pan­ vice. Call 649-4056. individual. Immediate openings a BOILER ROOM FIREMAN Autoe For Sale ______* eling. Free'estimates. 649-3316. TRUCKER wanted — Man with f o r an experienced We will train qualified applicants for this permanent full­ E lectrical 16 warehouseman. Apply at truck to deliver within a 80 mile time work. Company paid fringe benefits. Apply: F-F-n CAR? (Jredit very bad? PIIBUC WALLPAPERING and Martin-Brower Co., 200 MERZ Electrical Servieft. radius on a part-time, year- ginkrupt, repossession? painting, interior and exterior, round basis. Storage facilities Prestige Park Road, East Hart- Honest Douglas accepts lowest TYPWe SERVIIX expertly done. Free estimates. Electrical repairs, additions, ford.______alterations. Small job must be located on main road. CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. ddWnv sm allest paym ent, All kinds, specializing in Tim (Jonaty, 633-7516 after 6 Write R.C. Ruple, 548 Standard specialist. “ Service when you Kin nimiitM Hens (oodbyeiby telii( 31 Coopar Hill Straat ALLEY OO P BY V.T. HAMLIN :-aitiiSL2ac2i anywneTe. Not small loan Medical-Dictaphone p.m. Bldg., (Jleveland Ohio, 44113. finance company plan. Douglas •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• need it.” Free estimates. Umn wHh a HwaM Want M. ______Manchaatar. Conn.______Master Charge. 643-8832. OH.THEY'LL BE A U RIGHT, Motors, 345 Main. transcription. Building-Contracting 14 O WE CAN PICK THEM UP ON STEVE CANYON OUR WAY BACK/ COME ON/ BY MILTON CANIFF 1967 GTO, good condition, SWIFT NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Flooring 19 reasonable price. Call anytime, Remodeling, repairing, ..IN THE MIDST O F ^ DERE ARE SHIPS TYPINB SERVICE FLOOR SANDING and 0 0 64M057. ______additions, rec rooms, porches THREATS OF VAR SUNK IN PIS Po r t 568-3355 and roofing. No job too small. refinishing, (scspecializing in PROMISES - PROMISES - PROMISES r VICH VERB DESTBOYEP older floors). AllUso specializing , FROM SHORE, NOT BY 1068 CADILLAC, 21,000 miles. Call 649-3144. WeH - You Can’t Live On Them! in inside painting and paper W HOSTILE NAVIES' Phone 649-3665.______. 7-TREASON? SURPRISE? LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also DORMERS, garages, porches, hanging. John Verfaille, 646- You can live if you have - a skill as a 19(» MUSTANG convertible, moving large appliances. rec rooms, room additions, 5750, 872-2222. automatic, 289, excellent run­ Burning barrels delivered. $4. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, ning condition. 649-3189. 644-1775. siding, general repairs, (^ality MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 20 workmanship. Financing H»i»7 MUSTANG, 6 cylinder, CARPENTER available, days available. Economy Builders, MANCHESTER - Delivery - MACHINIST 1-31 standard, good condition. $6W. evenings, weekends. Additions, Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, light trucking and package delivery. Refrigerators,

r NIA. lac. TAt, t»i. U S f t . OR- Can 872-2617 after 6. Anytime alterations, repairs. No job too evenings. Steady work, good conditions and the best equip­ w ^ e n d s . small. Free estimates. Call washers and stove moving ment, individual recognition of skills, attitude and Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 MASONRY - All types of specialty. Folding chairs for SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER merit, pride in your work and a need for what you BY BILL HOWRILLA 198S (XlRVAHi Sprite, n ^ s p.m. stone, brick fireplaces, walls, rent. 64M752. some repair. Asking $75. Call concrete steM, sidewalks. No produce. 6Mr4S01 after 6 p.m.______SNOWPLOWING - Very job too small. Free estimates. D n ee m ek in g 22 ARE YOU LOOKING FOR US? ( \VlP1^ e SBMDIN' T& 2 t t v i e . r a t i n ' 12U ^ f reasonable, 646-5489. Over 20 years experience. After At MAL TOOL & ENGINEERING COMPANY we make no promises - We state factsi And this is to give you 1972 DODGE Dart Demon, 3 «, 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. CUSTOM made ladies dresses, If you are proficient in typing and shorthand and are SAfZAT&A^- power steering, automatic TWO handymen want variety of an excellent living until you retire. BY ROUSON suits. Bridal gowns and veils. a reliable, capable gal, we may Ite looking for you T P e t n o N ? LITTLE SPORTS vansmission. ElXceUent condi- Attics,------cenars cleaned.- - CARPENTRY - Repairs, Also hand set fashion jewelry. Uon. Can 6484750. wallpaper, ceeilings, painting, remodeling, additions, roofing. 549.1133 for an interesting spot in our office. Investigate by calling at our Administration Building, Also'Also help with home snow Call David Patria, South ______1 An interview could be to our mutual advantage. 280 Adams St., Manchester, Conn. problems. Reasonable. 643- Windsor, 644-1796. CUSTOM made women’s Please call . . . An equal opportunity employer W i 5305. clothes, simple alterations. ‘ YWO Top ol ttw Uoo K)BD LTD rp e n t^ Moor vinyMumltop, fuU P Just for single people motel In Hyannls, Cape Cod. Why not was security chief for the Nixon in 1972. 649-3340. p.m. kitchen, living room has Realtors, 643-1577. propriated surplus. ranges, automatic washers investigate this and other Cape Cod cathedral celling, large master Overlooking the Hop River campaign at the time of his Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 Articles lor Sale 45 Wall-to-wall carpeting Wanted-Real Estate 77 Gunther asked whether the with guarantees. See them at B. MANCHESTER - One- properties. bedroom, family room, floor-to- valley, for a 15 mile view. drrest Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget • All appliances ROCKVILLE - 8 Regan Street, MANCHESTER — New listing, boost in profits was due only to FULL TIME 9-5 Monday J4CftT-TIME housekeeper- ALUMINUM sheets used as D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main bedroom ranch type apartment, F. J . SPILECNI ceiling fireplace, 1(4 baths, Rockledge section. First time Double garage, fireplace, Asst. U.S. Atty. Earl J. 1972-73, TRANSFER to Capital Improvement Reserve Fun- • Dishwasher new 4-room, 2-bedroom, ■m Nm’ m s-2121 WANTED through Friday, female drug cook, Bolton Lake area, for printing plates, .007 thick, St., Call 643-2171. private entrance, includes heat aluminum siding, 2-car garage. offered, 3 bedroom “ L” Ranch, recreation room. Immediate Silbert said the verdicts “ help the general rate increase which d ...... $34,000.00 • 2 fu ll baths second-floor apartment, total 2-FAMiY LOTS U-I had been allowed to put into clerk. Apply in person only, three adults. Modern home, 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. and appliances, $170 per month. electric, range, refrigerator, Acre lot with privacy. $35,900. choide treed lot, view, $36,900. occupancy. Only $1,800 down. restore faith in our political for resurfacing and lighting of two tennis courts at the High Westownvn Pharmacy,Pha 455 Hart­ ahernoon hours, Monday- Phone 643-2711. • Air-conditioner Paul W. Dougan, 643-4535, 646- disposal, basement laundry and so^ua Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Hayes Agency, 646-8131. Call now. 289-7475 or 742-8243. Have client that needs several system that was so badly effect or whether some of it School, and resurfacing two courts at Bennet Junior High 1021 ford Road. Fribas, Must have own Musical Instruments S3 • Fireplace . storage. Couple with one child foot brick and cinder block 646-4200. lots suitable for the building of damaged.” was also due to the “ fuel School, to be financed from School Building Grants. transportation. Call 646-7520 HOT water Furnace, convec­ • B alcon y permitted, no pets. $150 building, on 50x165 lot. Business MANCHESTER — spacious 7 2-family homes in U.S. Dist. Court Judge John adjustment” increases. MAN — Part-time for lawn and before 1 p.m. tors, 30” gas stove, aluminum MANCHESTER - Deluxe one- ★ P A S E K ^ r Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budget PANTHER Portable organ, monthly, $150 lease security. II zone. Central location, city UNIQUE Contemporary split, 4 room Ranch, 1(4 bauis, living MANCHESTER area. J. Sirica ordered both men parking lot maintenance. combination doors, office • Gym rooms bedroom townhouse, full bedrooms, 3 baths, family Rsaltors—MLS “ I find my utility bills have 1972-73, E lections...... $11,000.00 good condition, best offer. , Call James J. Gessay, 875-0134. utilities. Only $22,000 for quick room, fireplace, rec room with Immediate action on any jailed immediately without Starting time, 7 a m. Must have PART-TIME bookkeeper and calculator, metal kitchen • Sauna baths private basement, includes room, 2-car garage. 'Treed lot fireplace, garage, half acre lot. 280-7479 742-8243 been ‘fuel adjusted’ from 14 per for Referendum expenses, to be financed from unappropriated Four-piece practice drums, sale. Bel Air Real Estate, 643- situation. Please call Joe Gor­ bond pending sentencing. d riv e rs license, ^ply in receptionist for local dentist of­ cabinets, built-in tubs, lavs. 643- good condition, best offer. • R e c r o o m neat, appliances, carpets, 9332. with beautiful view of the In desirable location. cent to 20 per cent for the past surplus. WILLINGTON-One and two don for prompt and courteous Defense lawyers said they person at W. H. EnglandEngls fice, afternoons. Experience 2465, 643-1442. Phone 643-8634. private patio and entrances, bedroom apartments, located valley. Philbrick Agency, Immediate occupant. Priced GLASTONBURY Near year,” said Gunther. “ It would a l l (k :a t io n s - r e v e n u e s h a r in g $200 per month. Paul W. would file bond motions today Lumber Company, Route 44-A, helpful. Reply Box ‘‘DD,’’ More-More-More near Exit 101 and university of MANCHESTER - Large Realtors, 646-4200. for quick sale. Char-Bon Manchester town line, price service. m w . . appear that we rate-payers are Proposed allocation from l^venue Sharing Fund 81 Bolton Notch, Conn. Manchester Hera Herald. LOOKING for a low priced 40 WATT Lafayette guitar amp, All utilities Included In rent. Dougan, 643-4535, 646-1021. Connecticut. Range, Colonial on Center Street. Agency, 643-0683. reduced, 8 room Cape, 2 and would appeal if Sirica taking a beating.” ...... $236,000.00 color TV? We have a very fine TEN-ROOM Contemporary The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. two 12” speakers, $80. 646-1889, dishwasher, refrigerator, Business Zone II. Great poten­ fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, 2 full turned them down. for Highway Reconstruction Projects at Hilliard Street; APPLICATIONS now being MODERN one-bedroom Realtors — MLS Gunther said he recently RECEPTIONIST - Part-time, selection of reconditioned color ask for Mike. 5 6 8 -4 4 0 0 fireplace, wall-to-wall tial. Blanchard & Rossetto Ranch with 3-room studio CUSTOM Raised Ranch — 7 tile baths, carpeting, garage, Liddy was convicted of six Monday-Thursday, 5-9; taken for a power press set-up 6 4 7 -1 1 5 5 apartment, wall-to-wall —. Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 m Spruce St. Extension, etc. and black and white TV sets on carpeting, central air- Realtors, 646-2482. apartment. Over 1(4 acres of rooms, 2 baths, paneled trees. High 30s. Owner 633-6577. counts, including conspiracy, learned that “ many Saturday 9-3. Car necessary. man. Medical, hospital and carpeting, range, refrigerator, display now in our store. Stop in conditioning, situated in two land with view. Redwood carpeted recration room, burglary, planting bugs and in­ stockbrokers are presently Reply: RECEPTIONIST, P. 6. other fringe benefits. Apply in dis^sal, air-conditioner, large ndit SELLING your home or ana look them over. Modem TV Wanted to Buy SO THREE-ROOM apartment, and four-family, 1700 Colonial 130 HARTFORD Rd., abutting construction, large thermopane fireplace, sundeck, garages, COVENTRY - UCava built ‘touting’ utilities stocks as a Proposed allocation from Revenue Sharing Fund 81 Box 222, Manchester, Conn. person. Quality Nameplate Co., Service, 805 Hartford Road, 643- closets, basement storage, acreage? For prompt friendlv tercepting telephone good area, heat, lights, gas, style dwellings, surrounding a 1-84, 8,000 square feet, for sale windows. Philbrick Agency, garden, privacy. Hutchins spacious ^room Split Three - potential top earner due to the $250,000.00 ______£______Fisher Hill Road, East 2205. (Next to Manchester laundry facilities, parking for 2 service, call Louis Dimock conversations from phones WANTED — Antique furniture, parking included. Available im­ village green. Immediate or rent by owner. 649-5148. Realtors, 646-4200. Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. four bedrooms, 2(4 baths, fuel shortage.” for sidewalk construction program DEHVTAL Assistant wanted full­ Glastonbury, Conn. Oldsmobile). cars, good location. 140 Hilliard Realty, 649-9823. tapped inside the Democratic glass, pewter, oil paintings or mediately, reasonable. 236- occupancy. McKinney family room with fireplace, ANTHONY PIETRANTONIO, Secretary time in South Windsor office, St., $175 p e r month. Call •••••••••••••••••••••••• GEORGIAN Colonial - All MANCHESTER line - Well carpeted. All electric. Two-car offices in the Watergate other antique items. Any 0564, 247-4688. Brothers, Incorporated, 643- Board of Directors Monday through Friday, 9-5, no MECHANIC — Experienced SELLING old dolls, miniature Peterman, M9-9404. Houses For Sale 72 brick, 10 rooms, 4 large cared for Ranch with fireplaced garage. Treed acre backed by complex. quantity. The Harrisons, 643- 2139. Manchester, Connecticut Saturdays. Must have schooling withTTlbll ownVTTII tools,tA/VrtO. regular over-W furniture and some glassware. 8709, 1& Oakland Street. MANCHESTER — Brand new, bedrooms, beautiful entrance living room, 1(4 baths, large woods. $40,500. Owner, 742-6714. WANTED McCord, one of five men WoirttrM matkar tB stay It boaie M< or experience. Call 289-8396. time, large truck fleet, gasoline WARANOKE Road - Prestige Phone 6464)724. one-bedroom apartments, wall- THE NEW EAST HARTFORD — 3-room foyer, 2 fireplaces, 2(4 baths, 2- master bedroom, and large arrested at gunpoint inside the w Y#v n iM wfiN uubitni. Dated at Manchester, (tonnecticut engine. (Jail 643-2414. area, customized Cape with IVii WANTED — Antique furniture, to-wall carpeting, all apartment, appliances car gai'age, sunporch. In mint carpeted family room with bar. COLUMBIA - $27,900. We have customers ready Watergate in the pre-dawn this twenty-sixth day of January, 1973 MAIDS wanted, experienced DISPOSABLE diapers, factory BIRGHWOOD APTS. baths, 4 bedrooms, oversized toys, crank phonographs, appliances, heated, air- included, $130 monthly plus condition. Philbrick Agency, Excellent home. Mid 30’s. Keith “ Looking for a view?” ’Three to buy your acreage for all hours last June 17, was con­ preferred. Transportation RN or LPN full or part-time, irregulars, less than one-third garage, inice level 16|. T . J . swords, guns, glass, attic or conditioning, parking, $190. 646- 124 Highland St Manchester utilities. Security required. 289- Realtors, 646-4200. Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. bedroom Ranch, new kitchen cash. provided. E-Z Day Maid Ser­ 649-4519. retail cost. 647-9053 between 9-4 Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. victed of the same offenses in cellar contents. 643-6535. 7800. 2482. with built-ins, fireplace in vice, 872-3344. p.m., weekdays only. Unsurpassed luxury, space and ap­ living room, two-car garage, on addition to two of possessing pointments. An abundance of privacy RAISED Ranch, custom built, Lots-Land For Sale 73 INSPECTOR - Appliance MANCHESTER - Family style MANCHESTER — New 7-room cathedral ceilings, large formal a beautiful acre. Close to 1-84. STODDARD REALTY (». electronic listening and manufacturer needs indivi individual in this small wooded complex. ROCKVILLE - 3 room wiretapping devices. LARGE five-drawer desk, $40 Rooms Without Board 59 two-bedroom apartment. Heat, Dutch Colonial. Three dining room, modem equipped ANDOVER Lakefront - 4 Lessenger Company, Realtors, 25 Bqiley Rd., Avon for inspection of raw materials or best offer. Phone after 4 apartment, carpeted, stove, bedrooms, dining room, 24’ Although sentencing awaits a HELP WANTED! appliances included. $200 Featuring: refrigerator, dishwasher, dis­ kitchen, 2 full baths, 4 good acres, excellent private loca­ 646-8713, 228-3080, 742-9718. 1-678-18S1 and vendor parts. Will also p.m., 646-3349. living room, farniTy room with MORIARTY • Turret Lathe THE THOMPSON House - monthly. Paul W. Dougan, • 2 M noai Townhoutee posal. Good size rooms, quiet sized bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, tion. For the most probation officer’s report, audit raw materials to some patio off kitchen, aluminim Cottage St., centrally located, Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. • Eat-In KItehan area. Includes heat and hot ovefsized 2-car garage. discriminating buyer. Please SOUTH WINDSOR McCord could get up to 60 years O perator first and second layout work. FOR SALE — Large size dog. siding, 2-car garage. Merritt ALL CASH for your property large, pleasantly fu furnished water, parking, storage and Philbrick Agency, Realtors, call for details. Hayes Agency, in jail and a $60,(X)0 fine and • All Around Apply Personnel Department, house. Never used. Reasonable. rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 FIVE rooms, heated, children Agency, 646-llw). 646-4200. MMUTES TO HARTFORD within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, • 11/2 baOw ' laundry facilities, $160 monthly. 646-0131. instant service. Hayes Agency, Liddy 50 years and a $40,000 M achinist Iona Company, 6 Regent Street, Phone 875-4179. for overnight and permanent accepted, $215 per month. 649- • S m| oarpellng A beautiful six-room Ranch Manchester. • FuD prIvM basemam 649-5635, 643-9508. Manchester 646-0131. fine. However, the actual • Working Foreman guest rates. 0404. MANCHESTER — A-zone with three bedrooms and a VICTOR electric and battery » Private emrancai and patloi sentence is expected to be less 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 building lot, 150’ frontage, city lovely living room with a pan­ Situation Wanted 38 operated portable radio. $34.95. Rentals start at |255 including EXCEPTIONAL SELLING your home or because of overlapping Days 646-1220 ROOM with kitchen privileges, MANCHESTER - Nice one- Business Locations- Just utilities, excellent area. eled fireplace wall plus a 385 W est C enter S treet, heat. Model apartment open For Rent 67 acreage? Working for you is our elements in the indictment. centrally located, 14 Arch bedroom apartment, large daily 1-5 P.M ., Sat. and Sun., PROPERTIES Starkweather Realtors, 646- large cozy family room which EXPERIENCED Secretary Manchester. Street. living room. Includes heat and dompleted pleasure Hagler Real~ il Estate, McCord’s lawyer never MUM) MFC. CO. 12-5 P.M . Other tim es by “IN UPPER 50’S” 5353. leads to an enclosed patio. 643-6624 So you can sleep, our desires work in Manchester appliances and carpets. $$18018U appointment. MANCHESTER - Over 300 denied that McCord was cap­ 640 Hilliard St. area. Flexible hours. Telephone The ic^eal home for the Much more! Call now for ap­ RUMMAGE SALE, Eastbury PLEASANT, heated room for per month. Paul W. Dougan, square feet of new office space ★ Scenic Wyneding Hill — 4- MANCHESTER - Building lot, tured in the act of burglary, but M an d iaster 643-7520 after 4 p.m. School P.T.O.T.T. at Neipsic growing family situated on pointment. Mr. Bogdan, 649- working gentleman. Apply 4 Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. PAUL W. OeUGAN, Raaltor available in shopping center. bedroom, 3-bath Contem­ city utilities, excellent location. WANTED he tried to persuade the jury radio equipped service Road, February 1st. 9-3, and 7- approximately 1(4 acre Pearl Street or call 643-9353, 6 4 3 -4 5 3 5 Call Len Ferri, Hurwit & porary, thermopane window LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- 5306. ^ ^ B & W • • We have customers prepared that McCord was justified WILL CARE for 3-4 year old 9. Simons, Realtors, 646-1117. 649-3142. FOUR-ROOM, first-floor walls in fireplaced living site, 300’ o ff the street. 2440. The BARROWS & WALLACE O). to buy commercial property, because he was trying to SALESLADY — Experienced in girl in my home. Breakfast, hot apartment, laundry room, large Realtors — MLS room, dining room and unique apartment houses, shopping protect the Nixon campaign Irucl^ never sleep. retail clothing sales. Hours 10-6 lunch. $20 week. 646-2434. INFANT’S Crib and bureau set, LIGHT housekeeping room, MANCHESTER area — Modem MANCHESTER - 100,000 ^J4anchestCT_Pa£j5jy£^;jjmjjUii^ kitchen, stove and refrigerator, COLUMBIA — Approved centers or other investment week days. Apply at the Pants $50. Large dog house, $20. Call fully furnished, stove. residential area, $150 plus 4-room apartment, heat, hot square feet, will divide. kitchen with breakfast bar, 151 PARKER ST. from violent demonstrators. You know your heating system is never out of touch Pocket, 226 Spencer Street, Dogs-BIrds-Pets 41 water, carpeting, appliances, huge tiled floor foyer, family building lots, and 2 large sub­ property. Write or call “ Mr. McCord was arrested with us. We radio our service men to the scene of any 644-0348. refrigerator, linens provided. security. 643-0189. Suitable for manufacturing and MANCHESTER divided parcels available. COVENTRY — Five-room I Manchester. Pathmark Shop­ 801 Main St., 649-9879. storage. $190 monthly. 649-2871, warehouse. 1-748-5634. room, luxurious carpeting Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2-car gar­ inside the Watergate, that’s a heating emergency call. Fast. Any hour of the day or 646-0882. Four-bedroom Colonial, Lessenger Co. Realtors, 646- STODDARD REALTY (». ping Center. IRISH setter pups, AKC, CEDAR swing with canopy, FOUR-ROOM central Duplex, throughout. age. tSwo extra building lots. fact,” attorney Gerald Alch night. Including Sundays and holidays. 2(4 baths, la r g e living 8713, Ask for Kurt Lessenger. 25 Bailey Rd., Avon champion bloodlines, show originally $150, selling for FURNISHED room for available now. Security deposit DOCTOR’S or attorney’s office, $24,900. Merritt Agency, 646- told the jury. “ But Jim McCord Of course, if you have a Heating Oil Service Con­ HAVE customers waiting ★ BRICK and S’TONE 7%- LIVE IN — mature person for quality, shots, wormed. Call 646-6774. gentleman, homey and references. 643-0725. beautiful, spacious, excellent room with fireplace, for- 1180. 1-678-1881 is not a burglar. His motivation tract, you’ll probably never have to give us an elderly lady. Light evenings after 7, 647-1632. for the rental of your apartment room Ranch — impeccably Out ot town-For Sale 75 atomosphere, includes kitchen location, first floor, all frt'al dining room, large eat- and intent was not that of a emergency call. Because that contract gives you housekeeping. Own transporta­ WELL KEPT carpets show the and parking. Call 649-4936, 649- or home. J.D. Real Estate facilities, parking, reasonable maintained, beautifully MANCHESTER - 3% room in kitchen with ra n g e, GLASTONBURY — Charming burglar.” complete assurance of year-round furnace care for tion preferred. 643-2977. FREE — Active five month results of regular Blue Lustre 3436. apartment, parking, security, Associates, Inc. 643-5129. rent. 353 Center St., 649-1680, located with all city con­ BOLTON — 7(4 room Raised dishwqjsher and disposal, six-room Colonial plus separate There was a factor which total home heating coinfort. Saves you money, too, female terrier-cross, needs spot cleaning. Rent electric $95 monthly. 643-9274. 649-3549. veniences, 3 bedrooms, 2Vk Ranch, beautifully situated facilities for mother-in-law or MAN fo r nursing home, home with lots of space. Loves wall-to-wall carpeting, 12 private one-acre treed lot. Bus Talks made McCord’s actions since a clean, well-kept burner uses less fuel. snampooerrnpo $1. The E. A. John- YOUNG Gentleman, private baths, first-floor laundry, separate office. Beautifully maintenance work. Call 649- people. Call after 7 p.m., 647- son Paint (Company, 723 Main 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, Three bedrooms, 2(4 baths, different, Alch said. “ That ______® home, pleasant room, next to THREE-ROOM garden gorgeous fireplaced family closets/ 2-car basement landscaped. 1(4 acres adjoining 4519 between 7 a.m.-4 p.m. 1767. Street, Manchester 649-4501. shower, telephone, parking. office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- fireplaced family room, 2-car chief factor was his job as apartment. Avocado appliance, PRESIDEHTIAL room, adjacent to large fully garage, aluminum storm country club. Louis Dimock. Called For Over 39 Years, Your 649-6801 after 6 p.m. vanity bath, carpeting, heat, 5. side entrance garage. $43,900. Realty, 649-9823. security for the re-election Mobil equipped kitchen. windows, doors and siding. MATURE woman wanted for AKC Miniature Schnauzers, no Boats-Accessorles 46 hot water, air-conditioner, $175 VILLABEAPTS. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, committee.” Comfort Has Been Our Business! |.|0 Q f)n g o || babysitting in my home. Call shedding, all shots, ears LADIES only — Furnished monthly. Immediate MANCHESTER - Available C^ll . . . 646-4200. VERNON — Plenty of living Futile cropped and groomed. MANCHESTER These fine underpriced Alch said McCord had deter­ 643-0154. EVINRUDE outboard motors, room for rent, all utilities in­ occupancy. Phone 649-3978, 643- soon. East Center Street. New space in this lovely six-room 50’ Reasonable. 649-3030. One and two bedrooms. properties “must be sold.” PETERMAN mined there were links between Holsclaw and Mastercraft cluded, community kitchen and 6165. First floor office-business Ranch. Three- bedrooms, 2 JEWELRY sales clerk, full­ trailers, sales-service. Certainly worthy of your HARTFORD (AP) - the Democrats and groups bath, on bus line, near stores. ^ a ce, 50’ to 2,500 square feet. REALTOR BOLTOrjl baths,LIctLlld} gUUUgood sizedOIA.CU eat-in time, Tuesday through Satur- MINIATURE white poodle Negotiations between The behind violent demonstrations. Complete service department, References, security. Call after LARGE sunny 4-room apart­ Near schools, churches Possible telephone and careful inspection. Call applianced kitchen, formal day, experienced preferred. 649-9404 H M M IK (MIOIIM puppies, 8 weeks old, $50. Phone boating supplies, accessories, 4 p.m., 644-0383. ment, one child, $135. No pets. and shopping center, on secretarial service. Merritt Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233 or tdining l ...... room, fireplaced living Connecticut Co. and the striking But Silbert argued there was no Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main 875-0216 or 649-6861. W oolsey paints, Gerich’s Security deposit, utilities extra. bus line. Call anytime. Agency, 646-1180. Peggy Whitehead, 643-9886. UIR COKIIMPORHIY room, fully carpeted. Let us Amalgamated ’Transit Union real evidence to support this as Street, Manchester. Marine Service, 1982 Tolland 633-6026. NEW oversized Cape, living show you this home located in are a waste of time as long as a motive for wiretapping. SHELTIE Puppies—Champion GENTLEMAN only, room for Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. J. WATSON BEMM CO. room with fireplace, formal great area. Low 30s. Ingraham there are no subsidies for the “ They w ere looking for sired, females, shots. Phone rent, centrally located, 646-2623 Delightful country setting, parking. Call after 5 p.m., 646- MANCHESTER—one-bedroom Multipio Liatlng Oorvico dining room, eat-in kitchen, 3 custom built, ceidar clap­ Realty, Vernon Circle, 872-3880. ■ company, a union official said political strategy,” Silbert said, 643-9726. Sporting Goods 47 M a n ch oB tB r large bedrooms, aluminum PART-TIME •••••••••••••••••••••• 1051. apartment, wall-to-wall RoaHora board, native stone. Offers the Tue^ay. “ things of a personal nature.” carpeting, range, refrigerator, siding. Walk to all schools. Still ANDOVER — Four-room 42 Hartford Offleo 547-1850 ultimate in large family or in John Thompson, union And Judge Sirica added in EMPLOYEES Live Stock 1971 SKIROULE snow mobile, disposal, laundry facilities, time'-to pick your colors and ^ o n se t home on beautiful acre SS300, 28 h.p. Very good FURNISHED, carpeted room, law living wito minimum of president, said that if ConnCo charging the jury: “ nor is an Needed immediately. Female GLASTONBURY - Box stalls storage and parking for two LOOKING for anything in real NEW OFFICE fixtures. Philbrick Agency, lot. 12x24’ chicken coop, and condition. $600. Phone 643-2851 house privileges, free washer- SEVEN-ROOM Contemporary, President E. Clayton Gengras allegedly good motive ever a and male for lunch hours; for rent. Feed, bedding, cleaned dryer. Working gentleman or cars. Excellent location. $150 estate rental — apartments, Realtors, 646-4200, maintenance, cathedral other out-buildings. Drilled after 6 p.m. homes, multiple dwellings, no beamed ceilings, paneling, 2 “ does not have the money, why defense ....” female for evenings. No daily. Trails, acreage, jump responsible college student. per month. 50 Grove Street, 646- ceiling, .-fireplaced living well. Oil hot air heat. We have fees. Call J.D. Real Estate BUILDING baths, family room, garages, are we meeting? There’s no Peter Maroulis, attorney for experience necessary. rink, hunt course available to Phone...... 643-0609 or 742-9— 5346. RANCH, 7 rooms, large living room, formal dining room, the key. $11,000. Call Lessenger Associates, Inc. 643-5129. sw eeping views, privacy. Company, 646-8713, 228-3080, need because no transit district Liddy, argued that his client Uniforms provided, food boarders. 633-5687 . 561-1569. Fuel-Feed 49 Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- room with L-shap'ii'd dining country kitchen with ROOM for working woman, MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- 150 NO. MAIN ST. room with fireplace, 3 fireplace, 5 bedrooms, 742-9718. in the state is that close to a was merely trying to carry out allowance. Stop in for inter- DELUXE ONE — Bedroom 5324. Articles lor Sale 45 SEASONED fireplace wood. over 30, modem kitchen, cen­ bedroom townhouse includes bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpet, baths, faniily room. settlement. orders to gather usefui heat, appliances, carpets. Full apartment, wall-to-wall (Cor. of Main) Free delivery on $5. order. tral private entrance, parking. 11.8 Acres, solid 8 -room family room, 2-zone heat, SOUTH WINDSOR $35,900 “ And if they settle, we can intelligence by legal means and FRIEND LY private basement $230. per carpeting throughout, complete 9 ,0 0 0 Square Feet Call SuzanOe Shorts, 646-3233 LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. Manchester area. Call 643-0900 643-8649. Colonial, birch cabinets, garage, well landscaped lot. meet at onqe and settle our own that underlings carried it month. Paul W. Dougan appliances, vanity batii. HAPPINESS FOR SALE ICE CREAM Ring bell for service. Shiners, after 3 p.m. Will Divide ceramic tile bath, bam, clean $29,500. Philbrick Agency, or Peggy Y^tehead, 643-9886. contract,” ’Thompson said. beyond the law. Realtor, 643-4535, or 646-1021. Centrally located $175 monthly. There’s a heap o ’ happy livin’ 829 RURNSIDE AVE. crawlers, etc. 144 Deming MANCHESTER — Large clean ^30-Day Occupancy river, swimming, fishing. Realtors, 646-4200. T h e resumption of Maroulis said Liddy had EAST HARTFORD R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. offered on this custom built 3- Street, Manchester. Wapping SEASONED firewood, cut and fiirnished rooms, maid service, Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. J. WATSON BEACH CO. negotiations are sch ooled to provided useful intelligence to Road. split. $25 a dump truck load. 649-2813. MANCHESTER — Newer two- OVERSIZED custom 4- bedroom Ranch on country begin at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Nixon committee, including Sand, gravel, stone and b^room Townhouse, includes MANCHESTER - Large • AmpI* Parking bedroom Colonial. Built in 1972. Muittpla Listing Sarvica MANCHESTER - 7-room like set s kitchen, the prediction of massive Aniwer to Prtifioui Puitle manure. Call after 6 p.m., 643- LARGE pleasant room heat and appliances. Full modern 7-room duplex. Three • All ElMtrlc First-floor family room with RaaKors the Hartford Hilton. They were bedrooms, kitchen, family Coloniai, stove, refrigerator, S’ large « io, over­ 9504. excellent location, everything private basement. $190 per • Elavator fireplace, 2(4 baths with mar­ Harffoid OfHca 547-1550 called last week by Harry demonstrations which he said Dinnerware room, dining and living rooms. dishwasher, 1(4 baths, recrea­ sized garage. Giant living ______* furnished, including private en­ month. Paul W. Dougan, ble vanities. 2-car oversized Purcell, chairman of the state was a leading consideration in Garage. L ^ se and security. • Full Sarvicaa tion room, aluminum siding, room with fireplace, SEASONED fireplace wood cut trance and parking. 643-4944. Realtor, 643-4535. or 646-1021. garage, full walk-out basement ANDOVER — Swim year Board of Mediation and the decision to move last year’s ACROSS DOWN ^40. Blanchard & Rossetto, • Wall-to-wall Carpatng breezeway, garage, trees. carpeting, built-ins. Call Jon and split, delivered. Call 643- with sliding glass doors. Arbitration. Republican ! National 1 Proposed • Exeallont Location Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- ’round in this heated indoor 1 C oncave 0926. MODERN one-bedroom Realtors, 646-2482. Beautiful skyline view. (invention from San Diego, vessel 2 Spanish • Convanlont to HIghwaya 5324. pool, separate kitchenette and Purcell said the union and Apartments For Rent 63 apartment, centrally located Philbrick Agency, Realtors, carpeting enhance indoor pool B&W.. Calif., to Miami Beach, Fla. 5 G ra v y ------cheers FIVE room apartment, company should have a 3 Texan city with tile bath and carpeting. 646-4200. area. Five acres. Nine room The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. “ That was not the 9 Drinking cup Garden Products 50 available February 1st. Adults MANCHESTER — ’Two-family, Realtors — MLS contract ready should the state 4 Constellation FIVE-ROOM 3 bedroom $150 monthly without heat. Ranch, many more features. 12 W inglike 5-5,I large room s, separate and municipalities agree on a recommendation of a burglar,” 5 Intellect apartment, heat, stove, wall-to- Phone 646-1166. only, no pets. Parking for one 646-6300 — - — - D “ w ^ MV^ Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 parts heating systems, 2-car garage, Call Warren E. Howland, 6 Edible grains BUY your potatoes direct from wall carpeting, no pets. car. 643-8680. RANCH on 3 acres with 11 large subsidy formula. Maroulis said. 13 Fury large lot, excellent conditfon Realtor, 643-1108. 14 Equal 7 Tim e before the potato warehouse, corner of Available February 1st. Near Brokora Protaetod rooms, 3 baths, 5 bedrooms, NEWINGTON - Older 8-room 8 Small, wiry and location. $39,000. Char-^n (comb, form) Buckland Road and Tolland school. Charles Le-.esperance. family room, 2 kitchens. Cbuld home, six rooms first floor, TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONN. 15 A dorner dog 26 W inged 39 Location Turnpike, Buckland. Call 646- Agency, 643-0683. be ideal for in-laws. Bam, 6 INWNN AREA 9 Fail to hit 27 Certain 41 Malicious 649-7620. WOODLAND Furnished Apartments 64 modernized kitchen and bath, 17 Japanese coin 8248. ACROSS BOLTON Notch horse stalls, 6 regulation dog 3-bedroom Ranch with 1(4 stove, dishwasher and 18 Inner (p refix) 10 Employs containers burning PRIVACY — Contemporary 6- OFFICIAL NOTICE 11 B eyond hope 28 Emporium 42 Size of type FOUR-room dwlex. Available MAN in his thirties will share Shopping Center, 4,000 square kennels. Philbrick Agency, baths, fireplace, full base­ refrigerator included. Call for 19 Three-toed Household Goods 51 feet, office or retail, entire room Ranch. Cathedral ceiung, Realtors, 646-4200. BY BOARD OF TAX REVIEW sloths 16 Frog genus 29 D oor sign 43 Clamorous February 1st. S ove furnished. MANOR luxury apartment in singles ment with garage. PLUS a appointment. $26,500. Ingraham 21 Literary 30 City in 44 Poisonous built-ins, 1(4 baths, fireplace, The Board of Tax Review of the Town of Manchester, Ckinn., 20 Chinese civet Adults. Security deposit. $140. complex. C om plete social building or part, many storage 30x50’ heated building, ideal Realty, Vernon Circle, 872-3880. 22 Hostelry collection Nevada serpents CASTRO Deluxe Hi-Riser-King facilities. $115. 646-4800, 247- buildings, on 4 acres. 1-223-4460, paneling, garage, patio, RANCH — 7(4 rooms, eat-in will be in session in the Conference Room at the Municipai 22 Frequent 32 Evergreen 45 Continent 649-9139. for many uses, such as 23 Be victorious size swivel rocker, APARTMENTS 4200. 521-7373. barbeque, two acres. Hutchins kitcheb with built-ins, wall-to- VERNON — Near Parkway, 6- Building at 41 Center Street, Manchester, Ctonn., on the following 24 Rom an hunt suffix tree 46 Additional Agency, 649-5324. wall carpeting throughout. Rec welding, antique finishing, 23 Mandatory scotchguard. Commode. FIVE-room apartment, garage. Homestead St. room home, modem kitchen, 2 days during the month of February 1973. goddess 35 Finds, 47 Unfortunately room, office or fourth bedroom. ■ carpenter shop, etc. Call precept (law) discovers 48 Car dam age Excellent condition. 643-9642. First floor, cellar storage, two (O ff W. Middle Tpke., THREE baths, new furnace, aluminum 27 Sm all pitcher MANCHES’TER — Lovely 14- Rectently redecorated. $28,900. Lloyd Odell ht T.J. Crockett, Taxpayers of the Town of Manchester, Conn., will be afforded 24 Plate 36 Obtain 51------Exisiit bedrooms, located Hartford Manchester) j Houses for Rent 65 siding, small barn, $24,900. 31 Inactive room Colonial, 8 bedrooms, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, the opportunity to discuss their assessments with the Board of Tax 32 Set of two 25 Notion 38 Period 52 Tear MOVING - Must sell - 1971 Rd. $155 monthly. Call 649-2871. Realtor, 875-6279. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. avocado, electric self-cleaning 1 and 2-bedroom luxury; four fireplaces, newly 646-421)0. Review on the dates indicated corresponding to the first letter of 33 Sharp tool r " 4 r - 8 7“ r " r " 13“ IT Available February 1st. MANCHESTER — Executive (var.) I i stove, and side by side apartments. Features wall-to-| remodeled built-in kitchen, 3(4 their last name. ’These meetings are for the Grand List of October 10-room Ranch, two baths, ANDOVER — Raised Ranch. VERNON — New listing. Seven 34 Multitude 12 13 11 refrigerator. 647-1169. wall carpeting, vanity tile baths,; 117 East Center SI. baths, two>$155 plus utilities. ty deposit. Calf 742-6519 1180. two-family flat, 5-6 rooms, cen­ Loaded with extras. Owners white, 23” television. Works schools, bus and religious i bedrooms, fireplace, treed TWO FMEPUGES 45 School suhiect s r 643-5680. between 7:30-8 a.m. tral location. Bus line. Good Fiorida bound. T. J. Crockett All persons claiming to be aggrieved by the decision of the 46 Insane fine. $80. Phone 646-0205. facilities. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• yard. $27,900. Philbrick Agency to keep those tootsies, warm Realtor, 643-1577. s r Realtors, 646-^00. condition. Double garage. Assessor of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut and those 48 Large moths ‘ EXCELLENT location, single Wanted to Rent. 69 this winter. Custom built - SOBaUngdish ZB SIX-ROOM apartment, $140. JNodel apartment open for ip-j $31,900. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. 18 requiring adjustments must appear and file their complaint at one 10 SEVEN Piece Fruitwood dining plus security. Phone 649-3879. home, 3 bedrooms, finished room Cape, 1(4 baths, garage. VERNON — Six room split, 3 SSIMnUng set, table extends to 3^84” spection 1-6 pjn., Sunday. Other | of these meetings or at some adjourned meeting of said Board of basement rec room. $250 RETAIL store wanted , in Wooded lot. Only $32,900. ClaU bedrooms, 1(4 baths, one block IT 12 14 i r 18 open. Phone 649-9919,' after 3 times by appointment ^*1,500 DOWN ★ MANCHESTER - Centrally Tax Review. - 54GroupafUu«« FOUR-ROOM flat, unfur­ monthly. Security deposit Manchester, smaller the better. from, elementary school. ** p.m. I”un«olate occnpancy, attracUm 6- now, 289-7475 or 742-8243. S5 Modem Fet»i> U to bIT nished, second floor, older or B u ilt by ' ^ u ir e d . Call 649-7904,643-6254. High traffic area. Contact Mr. located, 6 room home with LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- ^ Cye. Rac robm with bar,couii- aluminum siding, 12x16 kitchen, Dated January 18, 1973, Manchester, Conn. 96 Public notioM m arri^ couple, preferred,. no T., 527-8671. 2440. H 51 55 UftR HOUSING CORP. { tj7 Utclien, aeweri, coovanlent loea- good sized laundry room, 3 BOARD OF TAX REVIEW (eolU ’TRADITIONAL sofa, love seat, children or pets, parking, hot FIVE-ROOM Cape, - nice Uon. 57 n > y wriid>t. end tables, lamps, round walnut Rentals by: ! Irooms, Uying rooni, dining PASEK* Roger McDermott, Chairman t r 57 5i water, centrally located. location, near schooil and shop- ____ O to e w y cocktail table, all for $350. 643- Robert D. Murdock, Realtor I • i }Nr bwflii lHlk« h • rasklM PEI8ER REALTY room,im 2 porches,nnrehefiL Price reducereduced .JL Security deposit. 643-6441, 4-8 ping center. Security required. 2 inka aa4 irti? lU a saaw rtatfi art Aaron Ckxik atNulaence 1365. lair .^ I N Wirt M aM M 3-Zm . ______280-0020 to, $24,00Q. Cantor & Goldfarb 28B-747B 742*8243 (NfWSPAFU ENTIKMISE ASSN.) p.m. <643-2692 643-9551 I -9if44)139 f4 after - 6 - p.m. aia rtth a NaiaM Wart M. Thomas McHale RMltoia, 643-8442, 875-6244. The Weather PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 31, 1973 Today’s Winning Travelers advisory in effect for tonight. Lottery Number Cold with occasional light snow flurries. Hebron Temperatures ill, the teens. Freezing rain 36658 lianrl|patpr IE and sleet tonight changing to rain ^ d a y Disabled Under 65 After-School Gym Program with high in the 30s. WESTEK MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm PRICE RPTEEN CENTS EIGHTEEN PAGES Can Get Medicare MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1973 - VOL. XCIl, No. 103 ANNE EMT. this week and continuing until Dinner Danre Valentine Danre Correspondent March. State SeiY. and Mrs. David The Hebron Congregational About 1.7 million disabled times as much hospital care as Tel. 228-3971 All areas of gymnastics that Odegard and State Rep. Mrs. church (tuples Club, “ Saints people can get Medicare health other people,’’ Mucciaro the schools are equipped to deal An after-school gymnastic Dorothy Miller are. among the and Sinners,” is holding a BEEI insurance under a change in the explained. “ They alM require with will be covered. This will program for boys and girls in invited guests planning to Valentine semi-formal dance Social Security Law, This is the three times as much service Grades 4, 5 and 6 at the include floor exercise, tumbling attend Saturday evening’s Lin- Saturday evening at 7:30 in the first time that people under 65 from doctors. Many severely parallel bars, uneven bars, high elementary schools is being coln Day dinner-dance church. could become eligible for this disabled people can’t get bar, side horse, vaulting and the offered by the physical educa­ sponsored by the Republican Interested couples from the 63 TOLLAND TllRNWIffi' M ANCHpIlR protection since the Medicare private health insurance for balance beam. Town Committee. YC Join Peacemaking Group tion program at the schools. Gilead Church are invited to Open Tuee., Wed., Sot. «U • — ’Iliiirfc, liM. «m • program began in 1966. Hnancial or other reasons.” • This program, according to T axes attend but are requested to Wr.Beeurve Hie Blglit lim l* QBMrtItlea In the Manchester area about People who are getting Starting at 2 p.m. ticket James Celio, physical The second installment of contact co-chairmen Mr. and 500 disabled people will be monthly Social Security holders may use the lodge’s education director, is to serve taxes on the Oct. 1, 1971 Grand Mrs. Edward CJiasse, so there affected by these new payments because they are dis­ swimming pool and suana SPECIALS Thurs,, FrL & Sat as further encouragement for List must be paid by Thursday may be some idea of how many provisions, according to Joseph abled will be notified if they are baths. Evening festivities will Gen. Tra Believed the high interest that exists in or an interest charge of % of couples are planning to attend. J. Mucciaro Jr., East Hartford eligible for Medicare. Widows start at 6:30 with cocktail and News I gymnastics as taught in the one per cent as of Jan. 1 will be Republican Women Social Security office manager. 50 or older who have been hors d’oeuvres to be followed by charged until the taxes are paid The Republican Women’s LEAN BONELESS “ Beginning July 1973, severely disabled the last two instructional phase of the entire dinner, dancing and a Key To Release Of physical education program. in full. continental breakfast. Club meeting postponed from Capsules | disabled people who have been years but have not filed a claim % In reminding residents of the Jan. 29 will be held Feb. 5 at 8 >5 receiving Social Security or based on their disability Assisting Celio with the A limited number of tickets due taxes, Mrs. Marian Celio, p.m. at the home of Mrs. James railroad retirement disability because they are getting checks program will be students from are still available and may be POWs In South tax collector, stated she will be Lee, Walnut Dr. All interested payments for 24 consecutive as mothers caring for young or Rham High School who are purchased from any member of in the Town Office Building women are invited to attend. months or more can get help disabled children will have to interested in physical education the committee. OEO Resignations and recreation as career mornings from 9 a.m. to noon to SAIGON (AP) — U.S. helicopters flew to a jungle from Medicare in paying for apply for disabled widow’s WASHINGTON (AP) - The receive payment. MEN rendezvous today, picked up the Viet Cong general who possibilities. their hospital, doctor bills and benefits to be eligible for two top officials of the Office of The program will be held on Payment may also be made 'I i other medical expenses.” Medicare. Economic Opportunity have directed the 1968 Tet offensive against Saigon and flew him Mondays at the Gilead Hill by mail. If a receipt is Those eligible will include The Social Security office is resigned. President Nixon has back to join a peacekeeping commission. School and Fridays at the requested, a self-addressed disabled workers, disabled located at Main and Pitkin Sts., already made known his Five years almost to the day since the start of the 1968 Hebron Elementary School envelope and postage must be YOUR BEST widows (including those East Hartford. Telephone intention to dismantle the from 3:15 to 4:45 p.m., starting enclosed. attack on Saigon, the U.S. helicopter crews brought Lt. widows who have reached age number is 244-3717.- poverty aid organization. Gen. Tran Van Tra and 28 other Viet Cong men to Tan Son 50 and have been getting Social Those resigning are Director Security benefits for some time Phillip V. Sanchez and Deputy Nhut Air Base. because they have minor MEAT VALUE Tra is the 55-year-old deputy nam in Paris show 456 U.S. Director Wesley J. Hjornevik. children or disabled children in Our Associated Grocers Frozen Food Buyer, Art In accepting the resignations military commander of the servicem en held in prison their care) and disabled Stamos, brings us self basting Young Hen Turkeys at Wednesday, Nixon announced elusive COSVN, the Com­ camps in North Vietnam and 99 dependent widowers between 50 a new low price, so that we can save you 10(t lb. or appointment of an acting direc­ munists’ Central Office for in South Vietnam. ’The North ENTER Women’s Lib Goes Underground Vietnamese also listed 27 U.S. and 65. Also eligible will be $1.40 on a 14-lb. bird. tor, Howard J. Phillips, of South Vietnam. As chief Viet people who get Social Security Danvers, Mass. Phillips has Cong member of the four-party civilians captured in South benefits because they were At PInehurst Belying the telephone company sign of “ men working” is Mrs. Elaine jobs and Mrs. Martin is the first cable splicer. Mrs. Martin says she Vietnam who are to be Ovar-Raady been with OEO since 1970. joint military commission, he disabled before reaching the Martin, a cable splicer for Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. in Kansas likes the work because there is “ something new each day.” (AP photo) likely holds the key to the released. age of 22. SALF BASTINB Policemen Killed City. The firm says it is actively recruiting women for such outdoor release of American prisoners Meanwhile, the total of cease­ The fire violations reported Also starting in July, people YOUNB HEN MILWAUKEE, Wis. (AP) - of war held in South Vietnam. under 65 who need kidney (MIGKEN LEGS Two patrolmen were slain continued to fall off despite con­ Seven U.S. helicopters transplants or dialysis for beside their police van marked with white stripes tinued heavy fighting in the kidney disease also will be eligi­ Wednesday night, sending picked up Tra and his men at northern provinces and despite ble for Medicare if they have Miss swarms of police on a manhunt CharterRevision Draft Okayed Loc Ninh, a rubber plantation the inability of the truce worked long enough in jobs AND BREASTS in a North Side neighborhood. town 75 miles north of Saigon observer teams to get into the covered by Social Security. A car which police said may which Tra’s forces captured field. League of Women Voters’ was on a motion by Harlan objections to those proposals I This health insurance protec­ 11to14lb. have been involved in the BY SOL R. COHEN or deletions to the report, the T h e Saigon command Taylor. voted against — possibly even last year. tion will also be available to incident was found abandoned (Herald Reporter) commission’s work is observers at the meetings. claimed there were 188 Com­ Odegard, who said he will the commission’s rejection of a The Viet Cong wore plain insured workers wives or (Honeysuckle Brand about 30 blocks from of the The Manchester Charter completed. Later, there was more of the munist attacks during the 24 East submit his own report to the strong-mayor government.” jungle green uniforms, some Revision Commission, meeting Last night’s vote was 11 to 1, same. hours ending at 6 a.m. today, husbands and dependent Irom Checkerboard Farms) shooting scene, and a 21-year- The CRC on Nov. 15, 1972, in with soft hats, others with pith children who need dialysis last night in its 25th regular with David Odegard casting the FitzGerald, Stone, Atty. John Board of Directors, explaining com pared" with 209 in the old man was taken into custody its first formal action, helmets. They carried attache session, approved the final lone dissenting vote. Not his opposition to some of the previous 24 hours, 311 in the 24 treatments or kidney NEW early today for questioning. Shea and Phyllis Jackston were recommended the council- cases and small pieces of transplants. Eligibility begins draft of its report for proposed present were John* Rottner, on the committee which had approved actions, and that he hours before that and 426 in the will speak at the public hearing manager form of government luggage. Some had rucksacks. the third month after the DIET LEAN GROUND BEEF ...... lb. $1.29 charter revisions. The report Robert Stone and John Sullivan. drafted the final report into first 22 hours after the cease­ Of the directors are required to be preserved in the charter of At least one carried an POW Release Denied recommends 12 charter Stone arrived just after the fire went into effect Sunday. dialysis begins and lasts DIET LEAN ROUND STEAK C U B E S...... lb. $1.49 legal language. It had been the Town of Manchester. By the automatic weapon. changes and includes an appen­ meeting was adjourned and just schedule, explained why he T he U.S. Command through the twelfth month after Combo SAIGON (AP) - The U.S. checked for errors by Town action, it rejected a They were taken to Camp d ix — showing how the after commission chairman voted against the CRC’s final announced that another dialysis ends or the patient had 1 Dubuque Command and other official Counsel David Barry and ap­ recommendation by the Davis, a former U.S. Signal Land O' Lakes f commission members voted on John FitzGerald had thanked draft. American adviser was slightly a kidney transplant. sources denied a report today proved by him. Manchester Property Owners Corps installation at Tan Son U.S.D.A. Choice those proposals not approved the CRC members for their “ I can’t see myself voting for wounded Wednesday in coastal "M edicare has previously The River that three American prisoners Association’s executive board Nhut, where the other CHEESE f dedicated work, Odegard had The motion to approve was by this report and then speaking or been available only to people 65 BOLOGNA of the Viet Cong had been unanimously. Communist cease-fire Binh Dinh province. He was hit thanked FitzGerald for his Francis Mahoney, seconded by writing against any portion of for a change to a strong-mayor and over. Protection has been released and flown back to The report will be submitted delegates are housed. by a terrorist explosive, the SIRLOIN TIP guidance, and Atty. Dominic Frank Stamler. Inclusion of the it,’’ he said. “ I will government. Odegard had extended to severly disabled Saigon aboard a U.S. to the Board of Directors by or Because of Tra’s absence, the Command said. He was the Squatrito had thanked appendix, to show the votes on communicate with the Board of voted against the action. people under 65 because on the l b . 8 9 M helicopter. before Feb. 6. Unless the peacekeeping group made up of sixth American wounded since l b . 9 9 < FitzGerald, the press and the the controversial proposals. Directors, and I will explain my Nathan Agostinelli, who also average they require seven Contest R O A S T B EEF Command spokesmen said directors propose amendments the four belligerents has been the cease-fire went into effect. had voted against the action, T he Saigon command ) Sliced 0 Order f they checked with every objected last night to the unable to start arranging the reported 12 government available source within the words, “ ...having heard sub­ exchange of prisoners or the soldiers were killed and 75 X* f FRESH OYSTERS FRESH FLOUNDER FILLETS ( system set up for prisoner stantial expert opinion...” in security safeguards that must recovery under the Paris peace Vernon Tax List $155,181,651 wounded in a four-day battle for RUSH A RECENT PMOTOCRAPH the final report adopted last be set up before the four-nation control of a hamlet 25 miles I Social I agreement and found nothing to night. The words referred to the International Commission of Name - Address - and - Age lb. RIB PORK * substantiate the report. By Barbara Richmond increase was $47 million due to and the exemptions for the is now 5,638 having a value of appearance' before the CRC of Control and Supervision can southeast of Hue. The Whole packer cut. 14-171.19 lb. average. You gat Sirloin Tip --^IfcraW’Riiporler) ■revaluatiop of property that elderly, $307,369. $67,411,489. five persons — testifying on the send out its teams of observers command dalm ed the enemy I Security | ROAST ROAST Roasts and Bonaiass Slrtohi Tip Steaks. year. Construction of houses gained The motor vehicles increased merits of the two forms of to police the cease-fire. troops were driven from the Packer Cut Troop Reductions A gain of |4,013,073 in With the Board of Tax slightly over the increase of a Tentative plans were made hamlet and 93 of them were To: MISS EAST OF THE RIVER IW nll 12 to 13 U. by 877 for a total of 16,436 and a government. 32-39 lb. Average VIENNA, Austria (AP) - Vernon’s grand list brings the Review still to make its correc­ year ago with 81 new dwellings value of $13,502,700. Assessor “ In m y opinion,’ ’ said for the senior members of the killed. S trip total over the $155 million tions, the grand list now stands added this year as against a Foreign Minister Tran Van Q. My brother-in-law says Cut to Order NATO allies and their (jom- Ben Joy said in many towns the Agostinelli last night, "the joint military commission to mark. The gain is about $1 at $155,181,651. The gross figure decided dip in number last year Lam of South Vietnam returned that the new Social Security law WINF munist counterparts planned motor vehicle list actually words are in error. We heard hold their first meeting Friday. from Paris and Washington and further informal discussions million less than the gain on the was $158,599,620. Veterans’ of only 58 new homes. The total decreased. biased opinions, backing the Annexes to the peace makes it possible for disabled SIRLOIN said he believed the fighting P.O. Box 1230 Manchester Conn. 06040 today in their attempt to set up 1971 grand list. In 1970 the exemptions totaled $3,110,600 council-manager form of agreement signed in Paris last people to be covered by l b . * 1 ® l b . 9 9 « Referring to the personal will stop once the international Medicare. Is this true? Applicants must reside East of the River. negotiations on mutual troop government.” Saturday say prisoners shall be Winner will receive many prizes and will appear at local reductions in Central Europe. property list, Joy said this in­ Agostinelli accepted an returned and received at places truce teams are in place. He said if there is a large A. Starting in July 1973, functions Perdue 4 to 4*/i lb. HIP OF BEEF T he preliminary talks creased by $47,200 and here too, explanation by FitzGerald, that agreed to by the four between the United States, the Tolland Increase 4% Vernon increased slightly while signatories— the United States, North Vietnamese invasion, disabled people who have been the words were taken verbatim “ the countries in the agreement receiving Social Security Soviet Union and 17 other most towns actually will have a from the minutes and the North Vietnam, South Vietnam are committed to act but It is up disability payments for 24 con­ European nations began By VIVIAN V. KENNESON ($13,026,815); Commercial and parcels of land. If reductions decrease. The total value listed motion of the Nov. 15th and the Viet Cong. These four SPONSORED BY THE ROASTING to them to decide what to do.” secutive months or more can Wednesday and are expected to (Correspondent) manufacturing buildings, $2,- were not granted the increase is $3,161,050. meeting. also must guarantee the safety Vice President Spiro T. get help from Medicare in continue for some weeks. Tolland’s Grand List reflects 633,300 ($2,560,830). in the Grand List would have J oy said the personal Agostinelli and Odegard said of personnel engaged in the EAST OF THE RIVER ASSOCIATION Agnew flew to Phnom Penh and paying for their hospital and f> an increase of 4 per cent over T he personal property been $2,755,050. property list reflects the effects they will recommend to the return and reception of the CHICKENS then to Bangkok after two days doctor bills. last year’s list or a total of $50,- reflected a decrease due to the of legislative acts which allow directors they schedule the POWs. Confirmed The budget for the fiscal year 603,800 as compared to $48,564,- lower mill rate set in 1971. ’The manufacturers and merchants POW lists handed to the of talks with President Nguyen OFFICERS AT PINEHURST — BRADE AA 1972-73 did not contain any es­ Q. I am 53 years old and WASHINGTON (AP) - The 950. The list is computed at 65 lower mill rate was made possi­ to progressively write off their (See Page Eighteen) United States by North Viet- Van Thieu and other South timated income due to Public receiving disabled widows’ Senate has confirmed five of per cent of market value. ble after the revaluation of inventories until they reach a Vietnamese officials on TOP NOTCH DISCOUNT FOODS Act 788 titled the Certificate of benefits under Social Security. President Nixon’s six new The real estate gained slight­ property that year. The point where they will not postwar U.S.-Vietnamese East Hartford and Manchaster Occupancy Increments. This FRESH Cabinet choices and the sixth, decrease was also due to the declare any inventory at all. relations and aid to the Saigon Will I be eligible for Medicare ly over last year’s figure with a added a total of $243,540 to the since I've been receiving these Caspar W. Weinberger, is likely total of $44,303,440 as compared fact that personal property and Commercial buildings government. WATKINS BROS., INC. Avg. Weight 25-30 llm. to get the nod next week. Grand List which resulted in increased in value from $25,- ConnCo, Union In a departure statement, benefits for over 2 years. to $42,545,9(55. Personal proper­ motor vehicles are reassesssed Manchastar about $11,202 of unanticipated w ith Full Tenderloins Peter J. Brennan, New York ty reflects an increase of $251,- at current values rather than 291,770 to $26,847,950, an Agnew said his discussions had A. Yes you will. Those EGGS income. You got 8-10 Sirloin Steaks labor leader, was approved by a 375 for a total of $6,270,360. 1971 values as used in other increase of 18 buildings for a been “candid and eligible for Medicare will be not MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD 81-3 vote Wednesday to be total of 559. The total of comprehensive” and that he Manchastar The summary of the Grand categories. The Board of Tax Review will Agree To Pact; only disabled workers, but also manufacturing plants is 28 but had “ assured President Thieu Lower Price on The Best Secretary of Labor. List, with last year’s figures in Forest land frozen at 10 mills meet Feb. 1 and 8 from 9 a.m. disabled widows between 50 and James T. Lynn, aeveland, the value decreased from and his advisers of the strong brackets is; 2,300 dwelling units is not included in the total and to 5 p.m. and 7 to 10p.m .; Feb. 65, disabled mothers 50 or J.D. REAL ESTATE CO., INC. U.S.D.A. Choice Ohio, attorney, was confirmed $1,491,120 a year ago to the pre­ and abiding interest of the Manchastar valued at $25,853,130 is valued at $8,210. Under 3 and 10 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. older, and people who get IC EB ER G i > by voice vote to head the sent figure of $1,462,830. CR&L Quits United States in the security ($24,121,205); Bams, garages Public Act 490, reductions and Feb. 12 from 7 to 10 p.m., to benefits because they were dis­ and well-being of South Housing and Urban Develop­ etc., $650,490 ($591,400); House amounting to $716,200 were review and discuss complaints abled before age 22. DeGEMMIS HOUSE OF CLOTHING ment Department. (See Page Eighteen) Vietnam. Olastonbury LETTUCE SHORT LOIN and building lots, $13,356,020 granted to 100 residents on 162 of taxpayers. By The Associated Press district chairman Salvatore “ Throughout our con­ Q. I’m collecting disability Connecticut’s biggest bus Curiale said the district didn’t sultations,” Agnew continued, under Social Security. Must I WINF/CBS RADIO 10B Below the Merket on company has agreed to a plan to take any immediate "I was deeply impressed by the contact the Social Security Manchastar OF BEEF contract with its striking action. confidence with which the office to see if I’m covered by MAINE POTATOES union, and the second “ We have no immediate South Vietnamese government YOUR GIFT GALLERY Durable Peace Nixon Goal plans to begin bus service on Medicare? largest carrier ' has aban­ is approaching the challenges it (Watkins Bros., Manchastar) jUxecutive privilege to shield The other two, Maj. Philip E. routes formerly used by CR&L WASHINGTON (AP) - particularly conservatives, op­ reconstruction program for all doned its bus routes. faces.” A. People who are receiving administration officials from Smith and Navy Lt. Robert J. of plans to buy any equipment,” Seeking to ensure a continuing posing any reparations for of Vietnam.” monthly Social Security testifying before congressional Flynn, were captured when But neither development he said.” "We have maintained pe^ice in Vietnam, President North Vietnam. Nixon did not The President reiterated his benefits because they are dis­ panels. He said he soon will their planes flew near Hainan means that bus service in all along that we do not want to 1 0 . 9 9 « Nixon is sending Henry use the wonL “ reparations.” opposition to amnesty for abled will be notified issue a statement defining what Island in separate incidents the state’s six major cities g e t into operating the ' f ■>., Kissinger to Hanoi Feb. 10 to 13 The Hanoi fe p for Kissinger deserters and draft dodgers, automatically if they are eligi­ DIRECTORS 1 Del Monte administration officials may during early phases of the Viet­ will soon be restored. company.” A and plans a spring meeting with was arranged during the final saying, “ We all have to pay for ble for Medicare. There is no tell Congress. nam war. The contract agreement CR&L, pleading continuing IV O R Y ) South Vietnamese President round of talks in Paris, ’White our mistakes.” need to contact the local office. MARLBOROUGH COUNTRY BARN PROF. REMODEUNG Nixon said he approved of the reached Wednesday by financial losses, suspended bus I STEWED Avg. Weight 25-30 lbs. Nguyen Van Thieu at the House sources said. It was Nixon ruled out any trips to Q. I’m a widow over 50 and MarlMroti|li for Dishes | “ Those who served paid their firing of Pentagon cost-cutter negotiators from the Connec­ service Oct. 11. consultants Western White House. -announced simultaneously in Europe during the first half of have been disabled for over 2 Deal Pack | You get 10-12 Porterhouse Stoaks price. ’Those who deserted must A. Ernest Fitzgerald. ticut Co. and the Amalgamated Plans by ConnCo, which RVicn6Si0rMMirhaatar Washington and Hanoi. 1973, but he said this does not years. However, because I have PERFORMANCE PLUS { TOMATOES with Full Tendorfolns Postwar relations and a pay their price and the price is Fitzgerald, who made public a Transit Union stipulates that claims similar losses, to do Giant 1 mean the administration will two minor children, I never Mmdwsttf 303 Can reconstruction program for all Shortly afterwards, Nixon not a junket in the Peace Corps $l-billion cost overrun on a huge the company must receive likewise were forestalled first FITZGERALD FORD 1 not be paying greater attention filed any claim for disabled of Tfidnp-hina will be chief topics unexpectedly emerged to hold Air Force cargo plane, is public subsidies before the con­ by a court order and then by the IM nlt to Europe. widows’ benefits. Should I do so PYROFAX GAS C (L at the two diplomatic meetings, his first news conference since Nixon said deserters who presently receiving a Civil Ser­ tract becomes effective. strike on Nov. 25. South WiMittr FREEZER DEPT. Oct. 5. He told rejwrters at a 36- want to return to the United Collin Pease, the executive now in order to be covered by Nixon told a news conference vice Commission hearing on the He ticked off issues of great Subsidies have proved the TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCES minute session in the M(hite States will have to pay the aide, said Wednesday, “ We are Medicare? ea---1— Wednesday. loss of his job. importance including the major stumbling block toward MVNnosior 6 9 * 1 T he President said he House briefing room that -he criminal penalty for disobeying only one step away from COACHUTE DINNER THEATER 2 9 « The President said also “ we European security conference, getting ConnCo buses rolling in A. Yes, you should file a Waretwuu M it considers Indochina would meet with President the laws. initiation of fast, efficient bus HINDS SIDES have every reason to believe” mutual and balanced force the Hartford, New Haven and claim for disabled widows’ MOBIL SERVICE CENTER reconsthiction “ a potential in­ Thieu at San (Hemente, Calif., service in our state.” M----- Nixon said also that he would that two American fliers held reduction and trade Stamford areas. But the benefits in order to be eligible VOfllQfl vestment in peace.” He said he at a mutually convenient time He urged the nine-town Come to PInehurst lor continue to impound prisoners in Communist China agreements. executive aide to Gov. Thomas for Medicare as soon as SOUTH GLASTONBURY 8 9 ^ H). hi^ies to convince Congress to this spring. Greater Hartford Transit GLASTONBURY CITIZEN 7 9 < a appropriated money when he will be released as the prisoner J. Meskill sliys that impasse is ^ssible. support such an effort when problem is worked out in The President said any 1976 close to being broken in District to apply for federal Cbstukary Nixon said the big question believes the spending would VILLAGE & ASSN. PERDUE FRESHER CHICKEN funds. Q. I have a severe kidney con­ they see “ what the stakes are.” remaining in the wake of the mean higher taxes. Vietnam. > presidential candidate would be Hartford. The remaining conflict over dition and my doctor says I will BREASTS — CHICKEN LESS By getting North Vietnam to Jan. 27 cease-fire was the “ will Congress, Nixon said, But Ke said there is no “out of his mind” to start The announcement that the pension obligations of ConnCo Holds Key need a kidney transplant. I am Lean participate in the to peace’’ of the parties represents special interests, assurance that the sentence of activity before the 1974 elec­ Connecticut Railway, and . CHICKEN LIVERS could be straightened out after only 48. Would I be eligible for TOWN SHOW reconstruction, Nixon pointed involved. White House sources while he wili represent the John C. Downey, a captive in tions. Lighting Co. (CR&L) was aban­ the district files its application Lt. Gen. Tran Van Tra, Medicare coverage? out, “ they will have a tendency indicated the question of general interests of the China since the Korean War, doning its bus routes in THURSDAY He made the comment in for Urban Mass ’Transit Act deputy military commander WE W IU HAWE TENDERGURE CORNED REEF GROVNDBEEF to turn inward to the works of postwar development aid would American people. That, he said, would be commuted. He is due Bridgeport, Waterbury and response to a question whether (UMTA) funds, he said in a of the elusive Central Office A. Starting in July, people 9:0$ to 10 A.M. and 2 1/2 W. DURUQUE RUFFET HAMS^ 5-lb. lots peace rather than turning hinge on the stability of the “ whether it be rich or poor or to be released in 1976. New Britain came Wednesday he had told a White House letter to the district. for South Vietnam (COSVN) under 65 who need kidney outward to the works of war.” cease-fire. old, is don’t break the family Nixon identified Downey as from the state Public Utilities Extra Laan official recently that former Pease didn’t explain how transplants or dialysis for Mayor’s Report — Nixon did not give any N ixon said he expects budget by raising the taxes or an agent of the Central Commission (PUC). likely holds the key for the & indication of the cost of U.S. Secretary of the Treasury John settlement with the Hartford kidney disease also will be eligi­ Chamber News Open Thurs. FrI. W 9 P.M. Kissinger’s forthcoming talks raising prices.” Intelligence Agency. Previous­ 'The PUC immediately invited release of American POWs Ci Connally would be the 1976 district would end the ATU’s ble for Medicare if they have reconstruistkm aid, whidi has with top North Vietnamese Critics have charged that ly the United States has said any party wishing to assume held in South Vietnam. A worked long enough in jobs Events —Meetings GROUND CNHGK been estimated at $7.5 billion. leaders to be “quite extensive Downey and Richard Fecteau Republican nominee. the CR&L routes in Waterbury statewide strike. Union rendevous with him and 28 Nixon’s impoundment of funds 5-lb. lots . Nixon said the Texan had his officials have maintained that c o v e r t by Social Security. In Qraatar Manchaatar without H, He said the amount involved and very frank.” He said they appropriated for special were civilian employes of the and New Britain to apply for Viet Cong was held today in PINEHURST highest respect, but that, “ I would have to be negotiated they would refuse to return to you’ra not with H. „ would discuss the current projects is unconstitutional Army whose plane strayed off authorization. would be out of my mind to work in only one area and leave a jungle clearing and he was Have a question about Social Extra, Extra Lean with Congress. status of compliance with the because Congress alone has the course on a flight from Korea to The newly-formed Bridgeport endorse anybody for the rest of some 520 union brought to Saigon by U. S. Security and its retirement, There have been statements cease-fire, postwar power to set spending levels. Japan. Fecteau was released Transit District has assumed the presidency now.” members out of work. helicopter. (AP photo) survivors, disability or u i i l i p i u s o GROCERY from some congressmen, relationships and “ the Nixon said he will not use last year. authority in its area, but Medicare benefits? Write to MUSIC RADIO '-'CBS INC. GROUND ROUND . 4 .05 Question & Answers, Social 5-lb. lots Security office, 657 Main Street, 302 MAIN STREET East Hartford 06106.