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PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Jan. 8, 1974______^ Obituaries PZC Cortsiders Amending All Town Business Zones Manchester—A City of Village Charm Philip Verplanck Dies; DOUG BEVINS permission to go ahead with his tion of the proposed Buckland I’RICK: FIFTKKN GLIN'I’S (Herald Reporter). proposed amendments to the development is a one-million- MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9; 1974, 1974— VOL., XCIII, No. 84 Father Noted Educator Members of the Manchester zoning regulatiohs, which will square-foot regional shopping rWENTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS Planning and Zoning Commis­ affect all business zones in center. 'This proposed shopping sion (PZC) Monday night in­ Manchester asAwiell as the center is apparently the cause Philip B. Verplanck, 75, dry Knights Templar of Hart­ terrupted their discussion of a ♦massive $I00-m«ion Buckland for concern about controls over formerly of Manchester, died ford, Sphinx Temple, and a life proposed development at' development, iftipproved.. business development. Proponents 3“ 1 Over Opponents Sunday in Winter Haven, Fla. member of the Rockville Lodge Buckland to talk about possible Potter said he will schedule a Potter, pushing for rapid ac­ He was born May 11,1898, in of Elks. amendments to town zoning public hearing; as soon as possi­ tion on his proposed zoning ble, on the proposed amendments, said he wants the Manchester, the son of Fred A. Survivors are a nephew, a regulations which*would insure V and Anne Noyes Verplanck. His niece, and a cousin. comprehensive control over the amendments, which will give PZC to hold, a public hearing on the PZC power to control noise father was the first superinten­ ■ A Masonic service will be Buckland development. the amendments as soon as abatem ent, buffer zones-, dent of schools in Manchester. conducted Friday at 8 p.m. at PZC members were dis­ they can, and implement the lighting, parking, and other Verplanck School was named the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 cussing the Buckland develop­ controls. Mt. PuFchase items in commercial for his father. E. Center St. Burial will be ment at their first' business Potter said it wasn’t unusual developments. He had lived and worked in Saturday in East Cemetery meeting since public hearings that discussion of the Outgoing PZC chairm an Manchester many years. He with graveside services led by. on requested zone changes for amendments occurred in the Clarence Welti, discussing the was vice president^of the the Rev. Winthrop Nelson, the Buckland plans were con­ midst of discussion of the Buckland zone change requests Whitehall Co., Mining Division pastor of Center cluded last montm No decisions Buckland development, Monday night, said he’d have of the Bon Ami Co., for 39 years Congregational Church. were made on the zone changes, because his proposal to amend “no apprehension” about the until his retirement in 1957. He There will be no calling but PZC members agreed to the regulations has Jieen under / SOL R. COHEN conducted no other business. developer’s plans it comprehen­ The town’s $167,000 share its present, rough form and that was part owner of the New hours. , • meet with the developer at the consideration for several llerulil Reporter Board discussion and action sive business zone controls months, ‘ ’ would come from $96,043 any proposals for im­ England Explosives Co. Frierids wishing to do so may next meeting, Jan. 28. on the proposed purchase will were on the books. PZC member John Hutchin­ The Manchester Board of available in the Insurance Re­ provements or construction He was a member of the make memorial contributions PZC members also gave come at' its Jan. 15 meeting. One of the major features of son objected to consideration of Directors was caught by sur­ fund Account, $54,050 from 1972- there would Require a zone Manchester Lodge of Masons, to the American Cancer Society Town Planner J. Eric Potter The same night, the board will 73 General Fund surplus (Weiss change. t|ie 263-acre Mancheste(^ por- the amendments, contending prise Tuesday night at the un­ conclude most of its unfinished Delta Chapter of Royal Arch or the Masonic Home in said he anticipates the surplus Jules Karp, attorney for the that it would be unfair to im­ expected large turnout for a and new business. Masons, Washington Comman- Wallingford. will reach about $100,000), and Ansaldis, who constructed pose further restrictions on the public hearing on town acquisi­ Town Manager Robert Weiss, $16,907 available in the Capital developments adjacent to the Buckland developer, MAP tion of Case Mt., and had to after giving a history of the Associates, after the zone move its meeting out of. the Improvement Reserve Fund. 229.56-acre parcel, said his Charles P. Miner Mrs. Emmeline Chipman Police Report ^ '' 6 ' ' / steps taken toward the acquisi­ Weiss' explained that the clients are in favor of the change applications have been Municipal Building and into tion since the Conservation HEBRON - Charles P. VERNON — Mrs. Emmeline filed with the. PZC. Woodruff Hall of Center fresh-water spring, the pond, acquisition. Karp stressed the Miner, 70, of Rt. 66, died Sunday Chipman, 87, formerly of Ver­ Commission first proposed it, the existing access road, the need for prohibiting access “These applications should be Congregational Church.. explained the recommended at Windham Community non, died Monday night dt a Ji bridge and the falls are not in­ through Lookout Mt. and Tonica considered on their own funding as follows: Memorial Hospital in Williman- Manchester convales^ht //G oov. o \ Meskill visits with Herald Publisher Burl Lyons over a cup of coffee during his late The report was made by ^ • About 130 persons showed up cluded in the purchase agree­ Springs Rds. He urged it be MANCHESTER merits,” Hutchinson said. The total cost for the 229.56- tic. He was the husband of Mrs. home. She was the' widow oF' Llewellyn Pelletier of 108 High for the hearing and over 30 of ment. He said he has a written written into the deed as a condi­ morning visit to the plant at Herald Square. (Herald photo by Pinto) Peter J. Robba, 45, of 43 Ma p Associates, an invest­ acre parcel is fixed at $631,- Gladys Thompson Miner. William Chipman. St. He placed the value of the them spoke — with the count promise from Wells Case Den­ tion for the transfer. He Gardner St. was charg^ Mon­ ment partnership led by Arthur 622.50. The federal government He was born in Old Lyme. Mrs. Chipman was b o ^ July ♦ if motor oil at $50.25. better than 3 to 1 in favor of the nison, one of the owners, for proposed, also, that the Plan­ day night with threatening ^ M. Fischer of New York City, has set aside $298,953 and the Other survivors are a 16, 1886 in Vernon, daughter of % acquisition. The hearing took providing the town with a new ning and Zoning Commission following an alleged incident at has requested zone changes on state government already has daughter, Mrs. Robert Tandy; the late George add Marie a Spruce St. gas station. VERNON Rural Residence Zone tobacco ■ over two hours. The board took access from Spring St., just amend the maps of the Ansaldi a sister, Mrs. Harold Gray; and delivered a check for its share west of the spring. Talcott Goodrich.. ' Mark Leone of Andover, an Renee R. Yost of 19 Chestnut land to CUD (Comprehensive no action on the proposal and subdivisions,' to guarantee the five grandchildren, all of -$165,523.50. Survivors are a niece, Mrs. Meskill Tells Students attendant at Maple Super Ser­ St., Rockville, was charged Urban Development) Zone, In­ Weiss said a ne\y gravel road existing access will be closed. Hebron, and a gravel parking lot (for 30 Leon Thorp,/of Manchester; vice, reported to police that a with operating without a license dustrial Zone, Business 1 and Speaking in favor of the The funeral is Wednesday at to 50 cars) would cost-about and a grandnephew, Capt. An­ man in a red pickup truck in connection with the in­ Business 3 Z(ines. acquisition were Theresa 11 a.m. at thejPotter Funeral (Continued from Page One) ning to stand on one’s own two , Meskill explained the issue is $50,000, and that he will recom­ Parla, present chairman of.the son Thorp, serving with the pumped $4 worth of gasoline vestigation of a two-car acci­ Being planned is a Local Schools Home, 456 Jackson St., feet is what’s important, he •*& matter of guilt and innocence. mend that sum for that purpose Engineer Corps in Fairfield, into the truck and paid only $2 dent at Cottage and Prospect commercial-industrial- Conservation Commission; and Willimantic. Burial will be in marijuana. Although there is no said. He said he abides by the stan­ Sts., Monday. in the 1974-75 budget. He said past chairmen Dr. Frank Hor- Pa,' for it. Leone said when he residential development, split Maybe It Will Be Better Tomorrow St. Peter’s Cemetery, Hebron. scientific proof that it is not “ Anything to debilitate is dards set forth by the courts. access to the mountain will be tori. Dr. Frederick Spaulding , 'Graveside services will be i remonstrated, the man told him Police said the Yost car between Manchester and Soutli To Open Doors Friends may call at th^ Wednesday at 1;30 p.m. in harmful, he said, he doesn’t wrong,” he added. “Isn’t abortion murder?” a struck a parked car owned by limited to pedestrain traffic on­ and Lemuel Miller; also, student fired at him. he was armed with a pistol and Windsor, which would be built There’s not much difference between standard time and right. While more daylight is evident, visibility for funeral home tonight from IJh Elmwood Cemetery. believe in smoking anything. He Capital punishment and abor­ Richard Rock', 30 Prospect St. over the next 10 to 15 years. ly- former member Carolyn tion were hot issues raised in Meskill explained there is a that he might use it. He then daylight time when Mother Nature decides to keep all the motorists is not and it points out the need for careful 9. The Watkins Funeral Home, hasn’t smoke since his twen­ drove off. She is scheduled to appear in Applications for zone changes 25 Minutes Later Weiss recommended that the Becker and present member Those wishing to do so may ties, he said. questions. difference between capital, “ Think Snow” people happy. At about 7:30 a.m. Herald driving in winter weather daylight or dark. The storm was .existing access road through John FitzGerald. 142 E. Center St., is in charge of Police state they stopped a red Circuit Court 12, Rockville, to permit the South Windsor make memorial contributions He believes anyone who has One student asked, “Is your punishment and abortion. He Feb. 5. photographer Reginald Pinto took the picture on the left. general throughout the state. ’ land owned by Andrew Ansaldi Mrs. Parla, in an eloquent arrangements. pickup truck a few minutes half of development haven’t to the American Cancer Socie­ to lean on pot, alcohol or any ar­ position on abortion the same?” said if he were to poll the He returned about three hours later for the picture on the JUNE TOMPKINS plete communications with Sr. and Jr. and to a town-owned plea that drew great applause, There are no calling hours. later, searched it and found a 32 Paul E. Smart, 22, of East been filed there. tificial stimulant should get Meskill replied in two simple audience then and there, the (Herald Reporter) school crossing guards, special water tower, be chained off and as did most of the talks in favor ty. caliber, unloaded pistol under Hartford, was charged today Public hearings held in help to learn to live with their statements. “I am opposed. I majority would no doubt favor education students and bus that it be used only when of the acquisition, traced the the driver’s seat. The driver, with failure toobey a stop sign Manchester Nov. 5 and Dec. 3 Manchester schools are going anxieties. Whether if (using a don’t believe in taking an inno­ abortion but be against capital drivers is the reason for the maintenance work is required history of the proposal and Robba, has state and local per­ in connection with the in­ drew heavy opposition to MAP to open 25 minutes later and Lemuel Robbins stimulant) is .addictive is not cent life.” punishment. The students ■0 new time schedule to wait for at the water tower. He listed the efforts by many ^ Mrs. Emily F. Gregg mits for the pistoLthey said. He vestigation of a two-car acci­ Associates’ plans by Buckland close 15 minutes later than the < Emily Francis Gregg, Lemuel Robbins, 77, of the issue, he said. Rather, lear- “Why are you for capital applauded in agreement. dent at Orchard and W. Main Heavy Snow Closes present schedule, according to Friday to take effect, said recommended also that the organizations and individuals. area residents, environmen­ ______Meskill further explained was released on a non-surety Ice Storm Kennedy. 87, of Windsor, died Monday at Deland, Fla., formerly of punishment?” asked one stu­ Sts. talists-, and local businessmen: Dr. James P. Kennedy, existing access also be chained Dr. Horton elaborated on the dent. that murder is a term for a par­ bond for Jan. 28 appearance in Any cancellation of school St. Francis Hospital. She was Manchester, died Monday at The Smart car collided with Of major concern to the area superintendent of schools. off — with no access permitted original proposal. ticular kind of homicide, and Circuit Court 12. schedules because of weather the mother of Mrs. Bernice T. the Gainesville (Fla.) Veterans one driven by Edwin J. residents is heavy traffic which ■The change, for public and there. Dr. Spaulding spoke for “the Hospital. Compile' that if the law allows for execu­ Hearing or other emergency conditions He said it is his understan­ born and unborn silent Maher of Manchester. Robert A. Qliinn Jr. and Mellone, 26, of Manchester, could be generated by the parochial schedules, is effec­ tion, it is not murder. Manchester Schools will be announced over the ding the owners of the fresh­ majority” which is looking to She was formerly employed Mr. Robbins was born July 6, Joseph P. Merritt, both 18 and police said. Smart is scheduled, development. tive Friday, he said. “What’s being done for following radio stations; WINF, water spring will permit public the Board of Directors to as a sales clerk at G. Fox & Co.. 1896 in Manchester and had (Continued from Page One) both of Columbia, were charged to appear in Circuit Court 12, Apparent contradictions in Dr. Kennedy said the school lived here most ‘of his life rehabilitation of people con­ Rockville, Feb. 5. Canceled WDRC, WTIC, WRCH, WPOP, access to it. He predicted the preserve natural areas. “In She was a member of the Orpha with fourth-degree larceny two traffic studies — one DOUG BEVINS dent John Burchill said all Firemen reminded North End hours will be modified for the Rebekah Lodge. situation,” he said. He pointed victed of a Grime?’’ was and WHNB-TV, channel 30. area of Case Mt. not included in Case Mt.,” he said, “we' are before moving to Florida about Monday night in connection prepared for the developer and (Herald Reporter) available town equipment was residents that nine whistle next two months becausp'of the four years ago. out that while few people another question. A casualty of today’s snow the agreement will remain in dealing with life itself.” Other survivors ate two other with a shoplifting incident at the other for an opposition Schools were closed and being used, supplemented by blasts are sounded at 7 a.m, if impact of Daylight" Saving daughters, a brother, four half- He was employed as a weaver realize it, rail freight service is Meskill informed the storm is the ice storm hearing Time. ^ Miller stressed the “long and King’s Department Store at the homeowners' group — will driving was hazardous as private contractors’ schools are closed, and persons scheduled for tonight. It has brothers,, a sister, five at Cheney Bros, before he extremdly vital to d)pnnec- audience that Connecticut has Vernon tireless efforts” in the past to Parkade. They were i-eleased Region Hadassah probably be discussed at the Manchester today was getting snowplows. inquiring about the closing been canceled. All bus schedules including grandchildren and six great­ retired in 1955 after 30 years ticut’s economy and he is sure been in the forefront of prison the ones for parochial' schools the present for the acquisition. on $100 non-security bonds for PZC’s next business meeting. snowed under for the second Burchill said a town grader,' should call the fire The ice storm public hearing grandchildren. with the company. that under the new reorganiza­ reform and modern prison To Make Awards will be advanced 25 minutes in He said the town has failed to Jan. 28 appearance in Circuit Welti said the commission time within a week. equipped with a snowplow, was department’s routine phone has been rescheduled for Funeral services will be Survivors are a son, Donald tion this can be protected. techniques. “ We have done Several members of the morning. That is, a student provide for the passive recrea­ Court 12, Manchester. will meet publicly with Fischer Snow started falling in the being used today for the first line, 643-7373, instead of the Wednesday, Jan, 16 at 7:30 Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Car­ Robbins of Deland, Fla.; a ' Gov. Meskill also praised more in this field than any other Manchester Chapter.of scheduled to be picked up at Court Seizes Film tion needs of its residents. and opponents in an effort to get Manchester area about 4 this time in storm operations. emergency number. p.m.,. in Bailey Auditorium of men Funeral Home, Poquonock brother, Theodore Robbins of State Comptroller Nathan state,” he told the students. Hadassah willr attend an 8;05 a.m.^ will now be picked up Frank Lupien, the most out­ r-t- ^A Bennet Junior High School answers to several questions .morning, and it was expected to Manchester High School. Ave., Windsor. Burial will be in Miami Beach, Fla.; four Agostinelli for his work and, From somewhere in the Inaugural Myrtle Wreath The heavy snow again forced Elsewhere in Connectiebt, at 8:30 a.m. This change will go spoken of the opponents,,drew student reported to police his from PZC members., continued until late afternoon, Also canceled tonight is the Palisade Cemetery, Windsor. grandchildren and seven great­ “while I cannot dictate to the audience was heard, "What Awards Bruncheon ’Thursday at cancellation of town pickup of State Police said snow had a ^ into effect Friday and will re­ Of ‘Deep Throat’ groans and boos when he locker and several others were The PZC is also expected to with accumulation of at least meeting of the Manchester Friends may call at the grandchildren. convention,” hopes the Coasting will be permitted'St about Somers?” ' ^ - 10 a.m. at the Waverly Inn, debris resulting from Iqst cumulated to as much as six in­ main in effect through Friday, warned, the area “would broken into sometime between ask the developer for extension eight inches. Government Study (Blue Rib- funeral home Wednesday from Funeral services are Friday Manchester man would be on Center Springs Park from 3 to 9 • Meskill continued, “We can Cheshire. month’s ice storm. It was ches at mid-morning. Police March 1. The schools will Following the 7:15 showing become a haven and jungle for 11;05 and noon Monday at the of the 65-day deadline for action. The National Weather Ser­ bonL Committee, The seizure will be handled by Cir­ 7 to 9 p.m. at 11 a.m. at Holmes Funeral the Repub.lican tick et in o’clock tonight. improve, but we’re still ahead Connecticut Region of expected that the debris closed Rt. 44 over Avon Moun­ return to their regular schedule uncontrollable sex orgies and East Side Rec, while the on zone changes. Potter said vice at Windsor" Locks, which appearance of Preston C. (Bud) Tuesday night of the controver­ cuit Court 12 authorities. Those wishing to do so may Home, 400 Main St. Burial will November. There will be no skiing at of everybody else.” Hadassah is sponsoring the cleanup probably wouldn't tain this morning because of Monday, March 4. alcoholic and drug binges.” .students were in gym class. it’s doubtful whether PZC issued a statewide storm war­ King, former town manager in sial film “Deep Throat” at The film started its run last make memorial donations to be in Buckland Cemetery. In regard to November, the Northview or ice skating at There was not as much con­ event. Awards will be resume until next week. piling up of windblown Snow. This change in schedule will Rockville Twin Cinema 2, a Cir­ He predicted, “This expen­ He reported his wallet, $18 members will be able to assem­ ning, forecast a switch to sleet Bloomfield, will be rescheduled Wednesday and because it has the Organ Fund of the First Friends may call, at the governor said he feels the Center Springs Annex or cern apout education funds as presented to Berthold Caster, Schools in Manchester and The City of Hartford declared diture is only the beginning. It and several ID cards missing. ble all their data by the Feb. 4 and freezing rain before the for a later date. mean that all elementary cuit Court 12 search and%eizure an X rating only those 18 years Church in ' Wincfsor, funeral home Thursday from 7 Democrats will attempt to use Charter Oafe Park. Snow ice might have been anticipated. most area towns were closed a snow emergency at noon, ban­ can run as high as $500,000.” No reports on other losses were journalism, Robert St. John, deadline. fast-moving storm ends tonight. school age children will go to warrant was served on the of age or older have been ad­ Congregational. to 9 p.m. Watergate as an issue and ask won’t hold the equipment One wanted to know why literature-, and Dr. Philip Felig, today, although some towns ning parked cars from all city made to police. If the applicant approves, Highway workers throughout school or to their bus stop in theat|Br manager and the film mitted He, as did the other op­ “the voters tb vote Democratic necessary to clear the skating there were more budget cut­ tnedicine. opened schools later than usual. streets. Similar action was ponents, asked for a townwide 'The youth said he has noticed deadline for action on the zone Connecticut were called out daylight, and that most junior was Confiscated. The manager has reported to show their anger with the area. backs in the area of education. Manchester members atten­ taken in New Haven. referendum, “as the only way several high school youths out­ changes would be extended early this morning to clear the Students af Manchester’s high school students will have that the film has drawn the About Town national administration. Meskill rep li^ there had ding the awards program are The search and seizure to decide the Issue.” side the building in the past another 65 days. If no PZC ac­ roads, but by the morning rush Howell Cheney Technical Manchester Police Chief improved walking conditions. largest crowd ever experienced “We, Republicans, in Connec­ been more spent on education Mrs. Irving Bayer, Mrs.- warrant was executed by Judge Ballila Pagani, another oppo­ r¥i rt several days. tion is taken before the hour many roads were still School were sent home from James Reardon hadn’t declared News High school students, despite by the theater The VFW Ladies Auxiliarj^ ticut must campaign on the during his term in office than Herbert Brandwein, Mrs. John Nicholas Armentano and Assis­ nent, charged the public lown Council deadline, the applications are covered. Traffic moved slowly, school as snow continued to fall a parking ban by midday, the 25-minute delay in opening, Mayor Frank McCoy called will meet tonight at 7; 30 at the^ (.TVT 1 o • t f3ce the state,” he High Tide any year in the state’s history. tant Prosecutor John Lombardo hearing was a mockery and that post home. The operator of a Hartford Brownstone, Mrs. "Sidney automatically granted. * and police throughout the area .this morning, and Cheney’s although he was considering it. Capsules will continue to go to school in for an investigation of the film Work sessions added He said no funds had ever been of Circuit Court 12 and Lt. the directors were “making Rd. gas station reported to Cohen, Mrs. Morris Firestone, reported several minor ac­ home basketball game against the dark for approximately the after he had received several 0 11 '■^apanse to a question con- withheld during his gover­ Mrs. Walter Heimann, Mrs. The snow came to Connec-, next two to three weeks. Edwin Carlson of the special fools-of us.*” Warning police that 50 quarts of motor cidents. Granby High Schqpl, scheduled services unit of the Vernon complaints from townspeople There will be a Holy Commu­ v - i f l c l I i C n g C Q cerning his request that At­ norship. Neil Josephson, Mrs. Herman ticut quickly by way of a low Parents are urged to caution He said, by already accepting oil were stolen sometime Sun­ In Manchester, town highway for tonight, was postponed. Police Department. The who objected to it! nion service Wednesday at 10 torney General Robert Killian Meskill received one question Lassow. pressure system which * the federal grant and the state’s day night from a storage bin crews started work at 4:30 a m. Oil Supply their children about the need Court officials told the mayor a.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal resign his post now that he is a Issued he said he hadn’t heard before. Also, Mrs. Irving Luckman, Manchester’s Eighth District developed in iftlissouri, the warrant was served on theater check for its share, “you (the ENFIELD (UPI) - A adjacent to the station. iEngluni) on "salting” routes, and by 8 WASHINGTON (UPI) - An for extreme care in walking to that the film would be seized, if Church. candidate for the Democratic When asked if he had con­ Mrs. Victor Moses, Mrs. Fire Department" was flooded weather service said. It was the manager William Elliott Jr. directors) actually have newspaper reporter was a..fn., full-scale plowing unpublished study by the the bus stop or to the'school. If after it was viewed by them, it gubernatorial nomination, the sidered legalizing hitchhiking Jerome Nathan, Mrs. Theodore with calls on its emergency season’s second major snowfall Vernon Police said today that already decided to buy the arrested and charged with dis­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Parts iiemortal ffio. operations were under way. Federal Energy Office says the possible, light colored outer was determined that it,.was The executive board of the governor reiterated his belief , during the energy crisis, he Robert 0 Florence Boston, Owners telephone this morning, with in­ any future action regarding the orderly conduct Monday night of the Eastern seaboard Roseii, Mrs. Martin Rubin, — last Thursday Connecticut United States could be faced by clothing should be worn. , obscene. Paa<- I'ourU-t-n) Women’s Christian Fellowship that the attorney general has a explained that the mountain of Town. Highway Superinten­ quiries about school closing. received up to six inches. when he questioned the legality were alerted to higher-than- Mrs. Jay Rubinow, Mrs. Modem Methods - April with an oil supply shor­ If light colored outer clothing of Second Congregational special lawyer-client usual ocean tides today because paper work making it official, Mayor Recommends George Sandals. Mrs. Nathan Old Fashioned Honesty tage of between 10.6 and 18 per is not available, a reflective Church will meet Wednesday at of town council members relationship with the governor to say nothing of the physical meeting in private.' . . . ■ of unusual astronomical, con- Swim Pool Unit Sandals, Mrs.^Rdhald Schlank, MONUMENTS cent. tape on jackets and caps to 7:30 p.m., in the Carrie Eells that a partisan campaign-'ditions, but the National hazards involved, would make Mrs. Ely Segal, Mrs. S^nol MARKERS In other ‘energy provide better visibility is Room of the church. Dennis Hogan,, a reporter for it unfeasible. , the Journal Inquirer, was against the governor destroys. Weather Service said the tides’ Mayor John Thompson is Solomon, and Mrs. Robert CEMETERY developments, a spokesman urged. Meskill indicated he would will not cause any serious He encour.aged more car recommending that a cotn- Weiss. LETTERING said President Nixon was The Connecticut'General In­ ' Officers and directors of arrested after refusing to leave pooling among everyone. He Convenient Evening & Home Appointments Council To Compile favor a constitutional change problems. mittee be formed by Feb. 1 to Any life member interested trying to arrange an inter­ surance Co. has tofered “hot Omar Shrine Club will meet a town council meeting when the which ^ o u r r m ^ ^ said he car "pools. He rarely ARRANGED. • DISPLAY AT Tides will be higher because consider the coiistruction of a in attending-the event should 1076 Burnside Ave.. E. Hartford national conference to ease the spots’’ free/{^o anyone Wednesday at 8 p.m^ at the general’s job an appointive one the moon, the earth and the sun drives alone, he said, and that swimming pool to accom­ contract Mrs. Lassow, life (Near Manchester Citr Line) fuel shortage. Rep. Richard H. requesting thq/^ight adhesive home of A1 Rossetto, 93 Lake executive session without to avoid “this conflict of iri- are positioned almost in a he frequently picks up friends modate disabled and han­ member chairman. Fulton, D-Tenn., called for an reflective dots. The address is St taking a vote as required by or fellow employes. TEL? 528-2680 terest.” 'He said the lawyer- straight line. ’The gravitational dicapped persons. It would be eoiuij investigation into petroleum in­ Cottage Grove Rd., Bloomfield; state law. Concern for the state’s Em ergency Energ^y Data client relationship was in­ pull of the moon and the sun is constructed in concert with the dustry profits. Tomorrow, each school will • The council said it did not dicated when a judge recently budget surplus was expressed. have tb take a vote because its the main cause of tides. lOH (Instructors of the Han­ Standard Oil of Indiana and be sending home a notice with ruled that the attorney general Why isn’t the surplus used to dicapped), which already has 4 Gulf Oil jointly bid more than its exact schedule. meeting was not a fprmal one “We will have a higher-than- However, it. was pointed out-«^Manchester was pointed out in needed authorization from the, normal tide, but because we do get the state out of debt? raised over $60,(X)0 toward that FLOYD LARSON $210 million for rights to the Kennedy urges double caution but a “work session.” that the real energy problem electrical-use figures from governor to pursue his, case not have'significant weather,* goal. (llcruld Keporter) first government-backed shale for children going to school Senator Says Hogan, who was released .The.,legislature adopted a ^u h e‘taff/come continues arid it is'advisable Hartford Electric Light Co. for against oil companies, a suit, nothing unusual is expected,” The committee, Thompson , HQIMES Planning began Tuesday production project, in western tomorrow until the new later on a $150 non surety bond, plan.to pay its $240 million debt and desirable to continue to the town. which the governor said he •400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER,CONN night to develop citizen action schedule takes effect. White House ‘ insisted no provision of the said Leo Quintman of the over a period of 10 years. This explained, would be comprised promote methods of energy Colorado. hopes “Killian wins.” of representatives of the Board plans in two energy-related Clark reported industrial use Parents of kindergarten state law allows for work National Weather Service in is the second year a payment HOWARD,L. HOLMES ARTHUR G. HOLMES . conservation not, onjy in the In conclusion the governor areas under the auspices of the of electricity in the town Misused Gray sessions. He was scheduled for New York. “There may be has been made, Meskill said. of Directors, the school board, winter months when there is a pupils will receive instructions said he is continuing his infor­ the lOH, and the business, reaK NORMAN M. HOLMES - HOWARD M. HOLMES Greater Manchester Chamber amounts to 8.6 per cent; com­ from their individual schools. a Feb. 28 hearing in circuit slight flooding in low lying He told the students the surplus critical need to save heating ‘Super Day’ NEW LONDON (UPI)"- Sen. mational meeting, throughout of Commerce’s Citizen Energy mercial, 37.6 per cent, and court. areas.” is put into the next fiscal year estate and health professions. fuels but in the hot summer HOUSTON (UPI) - The If parents ,have questions, Lowell P,i Weicker, R-Conn., the state at which certain agen­ Action Council. • residential, 5l8 per cent. This, Kennedy suggests they contact Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis, High tides caused by a general fund as income, and It would be asked to submit a months when the demands for Skylab 3 astronauts took pic­ says L? Patrick Gray III, cy heads are present to answer Because attendance was low he said, is almost a reversal of the school their child attends. publisher of the-"Journal similar astronomical condition that this is done by law. progress report by April 1 and a We're proud of our firm's reputation electrical use for air con­ tures of four Guatemalan former acting director of the questions and one will be con­ Tuesday night at a meeting in national norms which place in­ In the event of a weather con­ Inquirer, said" she completely caused severe damage in 1962 The questions reverted to the final report by May 1. That ditioning increases and the de­ volcanoes Tuesday. Scientists FBI, was misused by the Whitf duced in Manchester in the in the Manchester area ... and we're the conference room -of the dustrial and commercial use of supports Hogan’s position and along the east coast. , energy crisis. Is this energy timetable, he explained, would mand for gasoline is higher. "lielieve the underground hot dition which may change for the House. spring. Savings Bank of Manchester electricity ahead of residential better early in the day, will assume full responsibility crisis a fabrication? permit budget considerations determined to continue upholding the The council members present spots surrounding volcanoes Weicker said Gray made a buijding, a meeting was set for” use. for his defense, “all the way to We’ve all been at fault, said for construction in the 1974-75 agreed that energy conserva­ could be.used to boil water and Kennedy said a delayed school mistake in feeling when he high standards-.that have^ earned this 7 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 17, at On this basis, the council the Supreme Court of the Meskill.. He said everyone has fiscal year. tion is a long-range problem un­ produce steam to power elec­ opening might be considered. entered the office of President Town Gets $211,425 reputation. which time implementation agreed that continued efforts in United States if necessary.” been using more than was til the nation is able to develop tric generators. The time necessary to com­ Nixon that he was entering the decisions wjll be made. the commercial and residential Hogan, she said, acted in ac- necessary, referring to fuel and new "petroleum resources or ■ “It has been a super day,” epitome of honor and integrity., Bogan, she said, acted in ac- The low attendance wqs at­ areas to conserve energy is im­ Rev Share Check electricity. Again, he said it Eigner Resigns alternative energy supplies, llight director Philip Shaffer Weicker, a member of the *^°*^*^ policy of this tributed to member interest portant and can be substantial.. CLEAR was up to each of us as in-' From ZBA Post hleitiiel which will be several years said. “These guys really cooked Senate Watergate Committee, privak metings in,the Case Mt*. acquisition The U.S. Chamber program, of public governmental bodies The Town of, Manchester 1973, the total revenue-sharing dividuals to help solve the IHi ORDER from now even by the most op­ which Clark will reveal in detail along and still had time to sit addressed a New London Alexander Eigner Jr., a OF IHF public hearing. The council is should be justified by substan­ received a'federal revenue­ fun^ available come to $1,708,- problem and find a solution. He timistic calculations. around and visit with us about a luncheon Monday ' which was Republican, has resigned from Goiotn. .made up of representatives of at the next meeting, was tial good reason and must be sharing payment of $211,425 485,16. said that, as youths, the RUIE . sundry of things.” ^ attended by Gray. various tojvn groups. The council plans to keep described as the last resort conducted under terms of the Monday. An additional $211,425 As of today, the directors students present had more the Manchester Zoning Board Gray, now an attorney for the SOUFH SIDE energy conservation informa­ before formal rationing. will be received in April — for of Appeals, citing business The first plan calls for con­ New London law firm of law. We instruct our reporters have appropriated a total of $1,- years ahead of them than we ENTRANCE tion simple and short. The other concern o f .the the current fiscal year. 687,83ff.05 in revenue-sharing commitments aS*- his reason. tinued citizen energy- New Attacks Suisman, Shapiro, Wool, and to request that the law be do, meaning himself and his At the next meeting, Richard council was the preparation of Snow continuing this after­ •Monday’s $211,425 check funds for a variety of purposes. His unexpired term is to conservation measures. ‘SAIGON (UPI) - The South followed wfienever executive peers to do something about it. Clark, chamber executive of- ■ information which can be dis­ noon, changing to sleet and Brennan, disclosed to the Senate brings to-$l,652,794 the amount November 1975. , Several council members Vietnamese air force launched, committee he had destroyed’a sessions are held and not to The largest appropriation is The, time allotted for ficer, will outline the U.S. tributed to town residents to freezing rain before ending received (in seven payments) He said in his letter of expressed the concern that a series of strikes against Com- For Octane Fanciers Only file under the impression he had .acquiesce in any violation of the $772,500 - for 1973-74 General Meskill’s appearance was Chamber of Commerce’s “Save enable them to be more tonight. Snow accumulation of since Dec. 11, 1972, when the resignation that his work many Manchester residents muriist supply lines, and out­ been asked to do so by White law,” she said. Fund expenditures. An ad­ extended,by 10 minutes, but at • America, Save 25 Per Cent” adequately prepared for future ’at least eight inches. Low precludes his availability to might feel that because they posts today in the government’s A friendly St. Bernard gets an affectionate hug from Mary Beth Good of Grayling, Mich., House aides. * “We welcome this opportuni­ first check was received. ditional $250,000 was ap­ the end of the 40-minute ses­ energy program. power outages. tem peratures in the teens 4erve on a regular basis. He survived the ice storm last first systematic drive to halt before he trots off to aid a stranded gasless snowmobiler at Grayling’s Bear Mountain ty to defend an essential issue Adding $35,942.05 earned in propriated for sidewalk con­ sion, with questions still com­ The importance of residential, The council feels it is impor- tonight. Tomorrow, clearing “I donT subscribe to the idea said continuance of attending month with its extended outage, North Vietnamese troop Recreation Area. The switch from brandy to gasoline is just^way the area is boosting that individuals are expen­ of press rights and public in­ interest on the funds through struction, $221,000 for Hilliard ing, he had to leave to meet energy conservation in and seasonably cold. Outlook monthly meetings should )>e-a the worst, is over. (Sc<* Piip' Foiirlri'ii) buildups. for Friday: Rain. Grayling’s “Help the Traveler” program. (UPr photo) dable,” Weicker said. terest,” she said. Sept. 30,1973, and an additional St. reconstruction, and $100,000 other 'appointments in $19,749.11 earned to Dec. 31, foj- the Olcott St. bridge. Manchester. requirement of ZBA members. ■V,

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. •> / . • i M^gSTERlEVEjV^^ Conn WpH .l.n a lov. „ o . n p THREE Civic Festival Cojnmiitee TV Tonight Oid West Art T lie a le ^ BOOK REVIEWS Plans .Bicentennial Events See Saturday's Harald tor -i’;' rim e Sclu‘«lul<* Completa TV Llatlhga On Display •X ' I News for Senior Citiziens In Warsaw ...... ^^Ily rortii^ /. . - Manchester’s participation in The first, “Heritage ’76” will - r0 :0 0 - South Windsor Cinema — Kill.ers of the Seas, -byr Mislaid in Hollyiiy^od, b y without the man who had the observation of the nation’s focus on the historical aspect * WARSAW (UPI) - An exhibi­ Edward R. Ricciuti. (Walker, Joe Hyams, (Wyden, $6.95) taught his cDuntrymen that he, Bicentennial Celebration will (3-8-22) NEWS tion of art from America’s Old “Walking Tall,” 7:15-9:30 . ■’since Connecticut was one of Hi! Well, it’s Wednesday and WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ac­ $10) Every ocean swimmer has This is the automography of a like the Pope, was infallible. , be Jhe topic of discussion at the (18) I SPY West„iqcluding 71 watercolors, Vernon Cine 1 — “The Way good year” for workers. But Brennan and his top aides the original 13 colonies. ■ once again we’re sort oiback to We will also start playing set­ will be made up'this Friday cording to Labor Secretary American people who work for had a glimmering of fear at the former Holl;^wood columnist Ulaid calls Sfalin’s “a • next meeting of the newly (20) SOUNDING BOARD oils 'and drawings and We Were,” 7:05-9:10 several union leaders said it gave their optimistic report at a living.” tacle of bn American President thought of sharks, but who The second, “Festival USA” the regular routine here at the back on Friday afternoons, afternoon at the Parkade Peter J. Brennan, 1973 was “a chiseling on his income tax. If who got involved with his preposterous era.” Stalin sent forrhed Civic Festival Com- (24) ZOOM numerous cowboy and Indian Vernon Cine 2 — “Cops & was probably the ‘‘most a news, conference Tuesday. ever thought to worry about work — s y involved that he .will involve an effort to share center, and we are starting the starting on Friday, Jan. 18, in­ Lanes, starting at the usual “ Frankly, I wonder what that’s Pete Brennan’s idea of 15 million people to ' mittee. (30) TO TELL THE ThUTH artifacts, opened Tuesday at Robbers,” 7:20-9:20 devastating” year since War II. ”It’s a good year, I think, killer snails and man-eating divorced/his wife , to marry' concentration camps, yet 11 our heritage with other Senior Episode. Part of our stead of the evening, at least for time of 1 o’clock. Pete Brennan is smoking,” sajd progress, God help us.” , The meeting will be held on (40) WILD WILD WEST Warsaw’s national museum. Jerry Lewis Cinema 1— “Bil­ when everybody can still be catfish? Well, this author will* actres^lke Sommer. As the days after Hitler’s invasion he Americans and other people of story is on Wednesday and the a couple of months. In this way Well, I guess that’s the way it President Jerry Wurf of the “It’s a ridiculous statement,” Thursday, Jan. 17, in the , - 6 : 3 0 - The exhibit was prepared by ly Jack,” 7:00-9:20 '' running their automobile, the give you the creeps about the pun /fn the title suggests, it addressed the nation with: the world. final on Saturday. we can turn our thermostats is jo r this Wednesday. State, County and Municipal said 'Patrick Gorman, head of Manchester Town Hall Hearing (3-8-22-30) NEWS the Amon Carter Museum of Jerry Lewis Cine 2 — “Jesus ball parks are full and people deeps in detail you never w^n’t his first case of “Brothers, sisters, I turn to The third, “Horizon’s ’76” down Friday. afternoon, and Tune in again Saturday for Automakers Criticized Employes-union. ’T think 1973 the Meat Cutters union. “We’ve dreamed — and at the same Room at 7:30 p.m. Anyone who (24) MAKING THINGS GROW Western Art in Fort Worth, Christ Superstar,” 7:10-9:30 I’ve got sortie good news for have their television sets,” g/ofessional involvement, you, my friends.” And, they will cover activities through keep it that way until Monday the results of the happenings ■Was probably the most had about the worst year in time reassure you that juckily, Hyams doesn’t take is interested in helping with Tex., and is the first display of tLA. East 1 — “The Seven all of you. Last week I put our Brennan said, adding the yielded 20 million to die in the which Americans can com­ - 7 : 0 0 - morning. We also suggest that during the remainder of the HARTFORD (UPI) - State HeiSaid Tenneco-promised it devastating year we’ve 1973.” barracudas are more maligned^ war ‘‘for our country, for Manchester’s contribution to original 19th and 20th\Century Ups,” 7:30-9:30 order in for our new bus, and qualification that, “we’ve had himself too seriously, which memorate their past by looking (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD from now on you dress wanmly week. * Environmental Protection would continue to supply the experienced since World War Gerald L. Warren, deputy than man-eating and mant means this insider’s view can Stalin.” this celebration of our nation’s American paintings to beahown U.A. East 2— “Robin Hood,” believe you’ll be surprised at some problems in the year.’)P II. to the future as the United (8) TRUTH OR and comfortably. You can Commissioner Douglas M. Cos- state after it had said earlier it White House press secretary, rays pmfer to leave swimmjelrs be fun. With deft psychological 200th birthday is welcomed to in Eastern Europe. 7.;30-9;30 the, favorable price we Less than an hour earlier the alone. - « - / States enters its third century. CdNSEQUENCES always take things off if you Audit Group’s tie says the blaming of auto would have to stop because of a ”We had high unemployment, when asked in San Clemente, probing, Ulam explains How attend. After six weeks in Warsaw, U.A. E asL 3 -“Robin Hood,” received. I’ll have all that infor-“ government reported that Ralph Maccarone, acting (18) DICK VAN DYKE feel too warm, but if you don’t emissions controls for poor gas­ short supply in Canada. we had unprecedented inflation, Calif., to comment on the Stalin used terror and purge The committee will plan the the exhibition is scheduled to 6:30-8:30 mation a little later on, when wholesale prices went up 2.5 Dealing With Cheats, by Stalin; The Man and His Era, chairman, feels that (20) NEW S • Burnside Theater — “Ash have them and feel cold you’re Composition oline mileage is an attempt to However, independent ser^ we had an outrageously in- wholesale price jump, said the trials to intimidate and celebration based on the everything is all finalized. I had per cent in December, the se­ A.D. Livingston. (Uppincott, by Adam B. Ulam. Manchester is in a good position (22-30) NEWS move on to Romania, out of luck. vice station operators claimed ^equitable wage tontrol administration's goal continues paradoxically,' inspire ^ e guidelines set up by the Wednesday,” 7:30 to get the Order in now to assure camouflage automakers’ lack cond largest hike in 23 years.' $8.95) Do you kniriw how to (Viking, $12.95) Russian people. to plunge into this celebration (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW Yugoslavia and May we suggest also that Challenged of foresight. they were told Monday to program and we had the spec­ to be “a stabilized economy.” The Soviet people were National Bicentennial Commis­ Czechoslovakia, stopping in a State, Theater — “Cops & us of a good chance of getting I t v . AFL-CIO President George spot .such thing^s haymaker And they responded, many since the town’s sesquicenten- (40) NEW S this spring. more of you take advantage of HARTFORD (UPT) - Costle said Tuesday manufac­ expect no more deliveries of never told, but dictator Josef sion. Three main themes are total of seven cities in the three Robbers,” 9:00; “Support Your Meany replied to Brennan: stacks, two/risting, and if not most enthusiastically, to nial celebration was marked our bus in place of driving. Save Democratic legislative leaders turers have launched a cam­ gasoline from the company. edge-wprk I f you Stalin suffered nervous recommended. — 7:30— countries. Local Sheriff,” 7:30 Now 1 did this realizing that “America begins 1974 with the industrialize their country, with such enthusiastic success. (3) THE PRICE IS RIGHT * Showcase 1 —/ ‘Papillon,” your gas for shopping or charge Republicans created a paign against air pollution Eleck said Gov..'Thomas J. gamble, yoybught to, because breakdowns and twice fled the collectivize their agriculture, Among the works on display we are still in the neighborhood something else. worst kind of economic news.” The these are among the tricks of Kremlin after Hitler’s invasion (8) YOU ASKED FOR IT Cont. 1:45-4:30-7:15-10; 15 of $1,000 short, but I know that GOP majority on the formally devices because they are being Meskill has requested federal “Already reduced buying to build modern Russia. are those by Frederick We’ll give it a try, and play energy chief William Simon to the chea•.neatter’s trade and the of Russia. Neither time did Using new sources, Ulam (18) GREEN ACRES Showcase 2 — “Magnum if we were able to get this close, bipartisan audit subcommittee haunted by earlier profit- power oT workers’ wages is CRAFT &\ Remington, Carl Bodmer, things by ear a little bit, so bear author/nerer/nei _ tells___ you^^how to Soviet generals try to displace (20) FILM Force,” Cont. 1:00-3:05-5:10- by the time of our final pay­ to proteef the Meskill ad­ oriented philosophies of investigate the possibility of tells how Stalin assumed total George Catlin, Alfred Jacob with us. I’m sure you unders­ being,deduced further,” Meany r keep/yourselfIf rfrom---- being Russia’s “man of steel.” power as “the politician of (20) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 7:35-10:00 ment we’ll make it. Just think, ministration from state producing big cars with many reopening Tenneco’s Canadian said;' “There must be an. im- They couldn’t, explains Miller, Thomas Moran and tand the.situation, and it won’t tatefi by anyone but Lady m oderation,” and. how he T V Profile (24) FRENCH CHEF Showcase 3 — "Jovumhan pretty soon now you won’t have auditors. options. supply to the northeast. m-fediate end to the ad- HOBBY L^Ck. Harvard government professor Albert Bierstadt. be ail that bad. V outwitted Churchill and (30) ANIMAL WORLD Livingston Seagull,” Cont. 1:00- to be reading about us needing Sen. Charles T. Alfano, D- “Since 1967,” Costle said, i Adam Ulam. Russia couldn’t Irt fact, a few ladies have told /fninistration’s e^om ic policy Roosevelt at Tehran and (40) DRAGNET 3:00-5:00-7:00-9:00 money for the bus. That should Suffield, said Tuesday the GOP “we’ve seen an overall reduc­ ^THEATRES EAST fight, or even function. , me they like the idea of playing The eye of a fish is movable, that is aimed only at protecting V’gatC TPKt »«A«.CNtSTt»l Sh Pi-teiot ♦tl*-ittl Yalta —only to be surprised I Born Free ^ Showcase 4 — "American be g o ^ news, as the old record leaders are afraid the subcom- tion in the efficiency of engines the profits of corporations and CENTER - 8:00- by another “peasant leader” in ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. setback in the afternoon. Some mittee, an arm of the h p a lens, cornea and retina (3) SONNY AND CHER Graffitti,” Cont. f :002:55-4:55- is wearing out. which has reduced mileage by sim ilar to those of other banks while forgetting about- 775 MAIN STREET 1949, China’s Mao Tse-tung. (UPI) - About 200’ wild say now they can play kitchen Legislative Management Com­ SEVEN UPS Archie’s Newest Pal (8)'DEAL WITH THE 7:00-9:30 44 For Setback somewhere between 22 and 25 animals but has no lid. the vast majority of the Ulam’s “Stalin” presents an horses still roam the national social bingo in the morning, mittee, will do its job. percent.” Manche9ter • 643-9338 enLightening explanation of ISSUES Last Friday night we had 44 i MGVIERAnNQB forests of New Mexico. have a nice lunch, and stay for Five new members were ap­ modern Russia and the (18) CHAMPIONS setback players with the “Of this reduction in efficien­ ROBIN HOOD Comes From Naples The U. S. Forest Service,said cards, making a nice day of it. pointed to the subcommittee :f o r b \rent8 a n o postwar world. (20-22-30) ADAM 12 m^st of the wild horses are VITAMIN - following winners: Mina cy, three-quarters is at­ [We’re Your Headquarters For Others said they can now come following criticism from deputy I younqpeopie Gerald P. Nadler (UPI) (24) BILL MOYER’S found in the Carson National Reuther, 151; Ernestine tributable to the weight of the HEADQUARTERS for lunch, and then play cards. majority leader Sen. George L. - By VERNON SCOTT Gardenia considers JOURNAL Forest near the Jicarilla Donnelly,, 146; Hans car, the size of the engine and ROBIN HOOD Liggett Parkade So who knows until we give it a Gunther, R-Stratford, that Cromwell, by Antonia HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Hollywood “ the road.” He (4) ROCK AND ROLL Apache Reservation in Fredrickson, 138; Harry the use of power options,” he bird feeders in 'Decoupage Supplies dSB Vincent Gardenia is Archie Low Prices! try. legislative leaders failed to said, “ only a fraction is related Fraser. (Knopf, $12.50) rents a modest apartment here. YEARS northwestern New Mexico; Rouhan, 134; Helen Erickson, Bunker’s new neighbor on the It is furnished simply and few ThurHtlay Events make the appointments. to pollution control devices.” wood and piastic 1«U MU «Mimo Another fine biography by the 134; Clarence Durhing and - “All In The Family” series, of his possessions are in - 8 : 3 0 - Don’t forget tomorrow mor­ 1 CaMnl M lw c n author of Mary Queen of Josephine Kearns, 124; William The Democrats' also said the In a related development, '0 hay^evory little Wng *Macrame Cord Scots. Miss Fraser has carved and Archie would certainly evidence. It is just a place to (8-40) MOVIE ning we havq some live and appointments were illegal state energy chief Eckardt C. move to a new neighborhood MeSweeney, 120; Eva Lutz and out a 700-page portrait of hang his hat and watch "St)ootoul in a One-Dog Town" lively dancing going on, and because tlje membership of the Beck criticized Tenneco Oil Co. *U MU MMimO if he suspected in real life that television. John Gaily, 118, and Lyla $ 5 4 4 GP Unutil CuMmSiiunM what she claims is the greatest (20-22-30) FARADY AND after a nice fish dinner we will subcommittee was increased of Texas for “apparently Englishman - the stern Vince was born in Italy. Vince uoes take some pride COMPANY WINTER Steele, 117. *Macrame Beads Gardenia is a warm, friendly be entertained by the Round from four to six members reneging”' on its promise last Puritan who put the rule of in his own culinary (24) CONFLICTS Hey, this is your final chance Table Singers, under the direc­ th e ixvracle of rnamitreflt' man who left his native Naples accomplishments and more to register for the California without the approval of the week to continue supplying gas Nininu the land in the hands of the tion of Miss Martha White. We [• jowrttown manchester we sell W at the a ^ of two when his often than not prepares his - 9 : 0 0 - trip. Everything is shaping up Legislative Management Com- to Connecticut. *String Art Kits IMw 17 IMVim irtMuiiiyli British people and brought YOGA will also be seeing a few _ lottery tickets ^ UftMtrMultCMrlln terror to the people of Ireland. parents migrated to New York. own dinner. (3) CANNO N pretty good now, and before you niittee. At age 50 Vince — whose colored slides of'our members We see Cromwell as the whole, No Desire to Marry (18) 700 CLUB know it we’ll be off and flying. complex man — the tentative real name is Vincenzio in action, narrated by oqr good ExecuUves Scognamiglio — is still a He drives a rented car —h» - 10 :00- CLASSES Just about in five weeks as a % M M( KNU 17 MMIIB ; politician, the savage soldier friend “ two-camera” ' Niles bachelor. He’s never been doesn’t own one - to CBS (3) KOJAK fact. We do have a few % ( JL ) (*Hllwl«nyi«nf who orders the massacre of every morning about 9:30 to Coed For All Ages Carlson. Take Pay Cut •rS; v v ' married. He never intends to (8-40) THE FRAGILE MIND openings, so,come on in. thousands of Irish at report for work. During the (20-22-30) FAMILY We had an exceptional NE YORK (UPI) - Thirty Drogheda, the guardian of be. Beginners—Intermediates—Advanced Deadline for reservations is number of volunteers to help us His home is a twosfamily noon rehearsal break he eats a THEATER: f Tuesday, Jan. 15, and right top executives at- Con Edison KRAKATOA sacred liberties, champion of meager lunch and is usually address envelopes, and are took pay cuts of five to 10 per pewi eew oMaNwuwi the common man, and devoted dwelling in Bensonhurst, an MARRIED IS BETTER Glasses Start The Week of after that we'll be ready to get Italian-Jewish section of home by 6 o’clock. (24) ENERGY ALERT better than half way through cent—for an average of inore husband and father.' Just as Vince has no desire the room accommodations all the,list now; however, to finish BASrOFJAVA Brooklyn, where he has lived JANUARY 15th. set up. So let’s go West, young than $5,000 each — on Jan. i as to marry, neither does he — 10 :00— we need help here at the center. The Cecils of Hatfield all his life. He owns the house" seniors. part of a belt-tightening foresee the day he will make (18) LIVING WORD We don’t have any lists now, so Housjb, by David Cecil. and rents out the upstairs Day ifnd Evening Classes Monday morning we had a program. apartment to another family. h is permanent home in -1 1 :0 0 - it means that one would have to 99* ADMISSION ANYTIME (Houghton Mifflin, $12.95) A Hollywood. Many of his old “nice turnout for our kitchen The announcement of the (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS {Limited Enrollment) get the address from our file member of the family which Pampered by Sister New York cronies from show social bingo, and after a tasty emergency measure came as Vei*<*®** (20) SAN FRANCISCO cards. has repeatedly held political His sister, Conchetta, and business now live in Southern 1045 Main Street in lunch the action moved upstairs public hearings got. underway sway in Britain since the reign brother-in-law and their three BEAT So if you’re not doing California but he doesn’t share for pinochle. We had 58 players on a request by Con Ed for rate I TAKE ROUTES 15 > 84 > 86 (EXIT 95) 649-9333 1 I TMt, ROUTES 15 . 84 . 86 (HIT 95) 649 83331 of Elizabeth I tells the sons, Vincent, Jerry, and the Manchester State Bank Bldg. anything one of these days, then their enthusiasm of the land of - 1 1 : 3 0 - and the lucky winners were; increases amounting to $422 370-year history of the family Michael, all liv,e in the the fruit and the nut. drop in and we’ll put you to Streisand and Redford Jo^xBologna - Niff Gorman ^ (3) M OVIE For Insured Placement, call Ann Fisher, 707; John Gaily, million that could cost the seat ancFnts occupants. Cecil’s three-bedroom Lower Several evenings a week work. On the other hand, I average consumer more than $4 polished style enhances his apartment. "the Cossacks" (1959) 698; Frances" Fike, 683; Vince takes a date to the (8-40) THE AMERICAN 649-6531 or 649-5495 sincerely thank everyone who a month. THE WAY wealth of material, much of it There is a backyard, patio movies or the theater and out Grace Windsor, 679; Karl White, LOVE TEST Your Instructor, .Shirley Banks did find time to take home a list, The utility said it was faced drawn from original sources in and front yard, filled witlr to dinner. But it is rarely the 670; Betty Jesanis, 667; Peter and addressed the envelopes. It f m i E i i E m the family archives. flowers and tended by Vince same girl two nights in (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON Frey, 658; Alfred Hallin, 658; with a financial emergency when he is home, which isn’t succession. Concentration on was a job well done and one cer­ because of the energy crisis and t Shown 7:05-9:19 A;=oi \ United Aptists I Leon Fallot, 653; Eva Lutz, 652; tainly appreciated. t. M at. A t 2 P.M. ^ often. Work in movies, the one girl, he believes, is flirting Paul Schuetz, 643; George Last, the need to begin a construction . Eves ShownV theater and television keep Bowling Makeup iin. Cont. 2 P .M .,^ B ^ dangerously with the 641; Grace MOore, 639; Cis program to maintain and im­ S at M a t / him on the road 10 months a possibility of a trip to the Here’s a message for the prove electric service. .Sun. Cant: year. Wilson, 636 and Joseph Wind­ altar. sor, 636. bowlers in our Senior Bowling The salary reductions were He is pampered by DAILY SPECIALS AT League. One of the Tuesdays . He has a small wardrobe, no Classes to Start expected to save the firm $160,- Conchetta, however, whenever missed because of the storm 000 this year. he gets home. She is an pets and as few possessions as A remifider that next week on MANCHESTER Caldor Plaza BEST SELLERS possible. I (UPI) accomplished cook, “1 like to be as free and Tuesday in the morning we will Jerry Lewis (Compiled by Publishers’ Weekly) specializing in all the fine unencumbered as possible,” he start our Oil Painting Class in Italian dishes. And the pasta NouiARDjoiinfon^ the downstair rooms at 10 C in em a 1 adds pounds to Vince who says. “That way 1 can take any one of the most popular Fiction picture offer in Europe or o’clock. On Wednesday mor­ BURR — Gore Vidal must diet when' he is on the ning at 10 o’clock the crewel pictures of our time s J road. television!^ assignment that ALSO 2 P.M. SAtvSUN T H E HONORARY comes my way.” embroidery class will start. AN!^FRI-SAT MIDNIGHT CONSUL — Graham Greene Vince doesn’t believe in INMANCHEOTER On Thursday morning at 10 BILLY THEOPHILUS NORTH - Mary Cheney exercise, although he will swim o’clock, Gloria will be starting Thornton Wilder now and again during the a new Arts and Crafts Class to THE FIRST DEADLY SIN - summer just to cool off. Lawrence Sanders Library Gets go along with our other days of JACK THE HOLLOW HILLS - Mary ceramics. Stewart New. Books M ONDAY - Fish Fry So as the New Year rolls COME NINEVEH, COME Fiction Visits Relatives in, programs start to,develop. He says acting absorbs all his Fried Flounder, French Fries & Cole Slaw TYRE — Allen Druiy Bleeck — The highbinders 1 . 9 9 Plan on joining us for these ac­ time and most of his thoughts. /> \THE SALAMANDER- Coheq — The Diana game tivities? 4orris West He signed to appear in only 10 a .V Daniels — First flight of “ All In The Family’s” Schedule Change «i m NCBESTERt KORLD WITHOUT END, We've been mentioning that, JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE AMEN — Jimmy Breslin Ferrars — The small world of annual 13 new episodes. He murder spends the rest of his time because of our fuel shortage, ALSO 2 P.M. SAT.-SUN. THE BILLION DOLLAR , . LlV im ROOM VALUES AND FHI-SAT MIDNIGHT SURE THING - Paul E. Fischer — The evil days working in guest appearances T U E S D A Y - Spaghetti Spree ^ we will have to cooperate by I 2-PIECE COLONIAL SOFA AND “Mother Nature” put us in a tight BEDROOM BARGAINS _ W ADM. ANYTIME! Foley — Reckless lady on other television shows. taking some precautionary Erdt^n CHAIR Was $450. r ^ 3 4 8 spot. We were closed for 5 days MAPLE BEDROOM W as * 1 9 P ! A THOUSAND SUMMERS- Foley— Sleep without morning When he travels to l^rope Italian Spaghetti with IWeatballa, Salad & Garlic Br^d measures. So we are going to ^ $280 for a motion picture role he 1 . 9 9 IS COMING Choice of colors and texture.^ Garson Kanin Gardner— Nichel’rtiountain turning down our thermostats during the recent power outage. makes it a point to.jstop by HI6H BACK SWIVEL , I Ingalls — Mediterranean cruise to 70 degrees which should be Thousands of dollars worth of fine SPANISH MASTER ■ Naples to Visit with his aunts fairly comfortable, especLally ROCKERS W ere $100 * 7 8 1 Kent — Command a King’s ship and nephews who still live in furniture that we normally would BEDROOM W as $ 8 9 0 \ ’ 5 9 9 ■ \Nonfiction McKimmey — The man with when we have a pretty/good Smartly styled, Naugahyde*, channel back, 6 Italy. He had the opportunity colors. have sold hefore Christmas is still 76" triple dresser, twjh mirrors, armore chest, H ALISTAIR COOKE’S the gloved hand earlier this year with a major W E D . - Deep Sea Dinner crowd around. SOON TO nigh stand, bed. * ELLIOTT KASTNER presents AMERICA — Alistair Cooke CRAFT CHAISE LOUNGES « 4. Shannon — Spring of violence role in “Luciano.” here and specially clearance priced! W ere $ 50 THE JOY OF S E X - Alex W e re $150 * 1 1 8 MAPLE TWIN SIZE BEOS * 2 9 ■ CLIFF GORMAN JOSEPH BOLOGNA m I Non-Fiction “They are always pleased to Tenderaweet Clams, Filet of Flounder, Clam Finger Our warehouse is big, but not big Panel style wltl\ footboards, and slatless rails.- H Comfort Avineri — Hagel's theory of the see me,” say.s Vince, French Fries and Cole Slaw WESTOWN Covered In luxurious fun-fur, groat comfort chair PENtiMENTO - Lillian 1 . 9 9 for two. enough for the deluge of merchan­ PINE OR MAFtE . * 0 0 0 . 9 9 i modern state “ Especially my dozens of laMJrif.Liapa SPENCn STBEn s CONSULT Heilman cousins. They are .very proud dise that is pouring in on us! And BEDROOM GROUPS W e re $520 * 0 0 0 ■ HOW TO BE YOUR OWN Balk — The dramatization of 15 5 HARTFORD RD. CONTEMPORARY 2-PIECE . _ _ ^ Choose double dresser, mirror, chest, bed. ■ TIME 365 days to'have an American actor in BOX BEST FRIEND - Mildred the family.” MANCHESTER m ilClIESTER N En SECTIONAL W is $660 ^ * 4 9 8 more shipments are arriving daily! SOLID OAK ■ Newman et al Hinz — The lost world of Elam; Among his friends in -Loose seat cushions, green striped, Herculon® We’ve crammed our floors more Cp-RELATE GROUP Was $120 Each piece.’ O o B UPSTAIRS AT THE WHITE recreation of a vanished Hollywood are Carroll Over 2 5 Years of covere'd, nicely tailored. Choose bachelor chest, door cabinet, bed or ■ HOUSE-J.B. West civilization T H U R S D A Y - Chicken Choice than full, and cut prices to the limit United O’Connor and Jean Stapleton, Cohjtinuous hutch top. . ™ PORTRAIT OF A Moore — Reflections on Greece who star in the CBS series. He Choice of Fried Chicken or Barbecue Chicken, f O I l U B T lo r SPANISH SOFA W as $550 * 3 9 9 for quick sale! We’re counting on Artists ^ e r v i c ^ Luxurious green velvet. ^ c a L O R m MARRIAGE - Nigel Nicolson — Portrait of a has been to their homes French Fries and Cole Slaw your ability to recognize real BEDDING and DUAL SLEEP ■ Nicholson frequently for dinner and talk 1 . 3 9 marriage KROEHLER SLEEP-SOFA W as $29 0 * 1 9 8 ■ COSELL — Howard Cosell — about the good old days when ' APPLIANCE SAVINGS bargains and to.help yourself to fan­ Wasserman — The new Black Naugahyde®, biscuit tufted back, 5-year ■ “SUPPORT YOUR THE ONION FIELD - Joseph librarianship they all worked in New York. Filling Your HUMIDIFIER Was $140 * 1 0 9 tastic savings! So hurry In! Wambaugh ‘‘^Biut jthey’re Californians guarantee. .. - H IN ONE ERA AND OUT THE Watts — State of the nation.. • Help save on heating bills, decorator styled, com­ ODD BOXSPRINGS and | now,” Vince concludes, as if ■ PRESCRiPTIONS pletely automatic. LOCAL SHERIFF” OTHER — Sam Levenson Zimiles — Early American, to say they live in a different serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 MAHRESSES by Eclipse * 3 8 ■ ti* THE BEST OF L IF E - David mills world. * FRIDAY - Clam Fry l$0ur ' BAS RAN6E Was $290 * 1 8 9 Twin or full size. Priced to $90. ^ ■ E. Scherman Continuous clean modeLYjlock and timer, up tront PINE BUNK BEDS W ere $400 * 3 4 8 ■ Tender Fried Clams with French Fries & Cole Slaw controls. . [SHOWCASE CINEMAf I g j T V For those who grew up 'In love’ with Liz Taylor, M . 9 9 PROFESSiOk ‘ 5” thick, complete with, bedding and ladder. m EXIT 9KFORBES STREETior EXIT 58(SllVER LANElon I-84 this movie Is pure magic —REX REED HOTPOINT e f i v o (Others from $188 complete) H . . EASTjHARTFORD • 24HR.TEL.INFO. 568-8810 • REFRIGERATOR Was $200 * 1 7 8 SEALY LUXURY GUARD a b ■ ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING* We Honor MASTER CHARGE Not just another new Supermarket but 10 cubic foot, perfect for the small family. . blau BEDDING Was $99.95 * b 9 i 9 9 m a totally new Shopping Concept ... HOTPOINT WASHER Was $230 * 1 8 8 furniture stores Deluxe quality, fire retardent, get a good night’s H C lin t All You Can Eat!! Portable, fully automatic, rolls on wheels, hooks sleep. 6ach piece. ■ featuring a great way to Shop and up to kitchen sink. / Middletown Old Saybrook Manchester Eastwood Consult 2 COMPLETE BED OUTFITS W ere $ 3 0 0 * 1 9 8 = _ is Tima . Save. HOTPOINT RANGE Was $350 * 2 8 8 346-6606 388-5300 643-4159 Choice of styles. 2 sets of bedding with beds. M • L V Box Self-cleaning, white or harvest gold, deluxe DiFtyHaFFW I features, 2 only. ______RECLINERS OCCASIONAL^ CO. snuEDusim DOUBLE RECLINER W as $500 ^ Nagnum^ The Frozen DINIISG ROOMS DINETTES 1 1 1 5 .Main Street ' Closeout Special from La-Z-Boy." F o n o ^ n|ci|iiEEnNaHiniHi S U N D A Y - All Children's . GUTCHER BLGCK DINEHE SET « 4 IRANKIINJ SCHAFFNfR'-M, ^Henry Fonda 5 MiNUUS FROM HTFC I UiTSS I Manchester *643-4159 Conault Tima Box . pupiLuin po Was $270 ’ 1 9 8 ALL BARS IN THE STORE V 3 QFF! Dinners from Children’s Menu ^ Setm g yo.u\ Food Mart Square table, 4-chrome and wet-look vinyl chairs. From manufacturers such .as Lane, Krebs, ------^------x : We're proud of our large selection of fine quality frozen foods, frozen OPEN TONIGHT and Stengel. Prices start at $146. dinners, specialties, delicacies, and everything else you may choose I36 ODD DINING ROOM and . ^ ^ W h e r e m e re An Exciting Party Idea! isour\ from. There's almost no end to the variety of wonderful things In our DINEHE CHAIRS v from * 1 8 y o u in ’6 2 ? > Frozen Food Department... dozens of new ideas lor.quick and easy 394 TOLLAND TURNPIKE meals, and they are yours at big cold cash savings. You1l lindr 1 EVERY NIGHT'til 9:00 CURIO CABINETS yyere $150 • 1 1 8 Customer Pick-Up Buffets, and i Ptivikge\ famous brands plus our own FinasI products, all at low, low prices, Values to $90.00 Gold or pecan finish, lighted with mirrored baqk. brought to you by the "Fussy Ones", lor that extra eating pleasure. SOLID WALNUT The Hall Bartlett Film Home Delivered, Buffets ^ Saturdays ’til 5:30, and Sundays Jonathan Livingston in Ready-to-Serve Containers!/ I CONTEMPORARY SET Was $1340 *998 Seag u ll Eni-I MANCHESTER WESTOWN I From Canada, oval extension table, chairs . 1 to 5 for Browsing Only... SET OF 3 MAPLE TABLES Was $180 * 1 1 8 i...m>h,tMH.ki.,|lithard Bath ^ For further information, call , M O U J A R D WATCH FOR OUR 'available In choice of fabrics, table, 6 chairs, and 2 step end, -1 cocktail, luxurious deep finish. rmatching china. • CASH ' • CHARGE y ' Consult Tlffli Sox , .Consult Tims Box i- AT EXIT 94 - WILBUR CROSS PARKWAY I 455 HARTFORD RD. Ihis i.s a tc.sl p attern to GARDEN GROVE CATERERS, Inc. Jo u n io n 5 FROM B A S S E H - • BUDGET TERMS \ ^ s $89 .9 5 determine The Hcrald'.s print­ MANCHESTER GRAND OPENING LANE RECORD CABINET illv X ’l ’'FBEE! STUDENT DISCOUNT CARDS' SAVE 50C FDR YOURSELF 649-^313 or 649-5314 CHOICE OF 3 SHLES W ere $900 *699 Choice of Mediterranean or Colonial styles. AND A GUEST- GET YOUR CAROS NOW AT THE THEATRE'" ing qualify • TAKE IIP TO 3 YEASS TO PAY ■YOUR COMMUNfrV~ Contemporary, French, Mediterranean. All with 8 HEAITH SERVICE STORE' ft. table, 6 chairs, and matching china. PAGE FOUR ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 9, 1974

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Jan. 9, 1974- PAGE FIVE Hebron Hebron lilanf Ilf stpr iEiif utuq Bf •t Public' Records Founded Oct,~ 1, 1881 Hi Tickets bimited Tax Payment Due JANUARY •ji Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Warranty Deed Joseph Hubert, fence at 395 •i-Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 l^ e ig h b or Helen Hudson to Joseph Peck Tolland Tpk?., $350. CLEARANCE and Margaret Noyes, property Robert Bostrom, sign at 35 For Benefit Game 1 06040, telephone 643-2711 U C 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation . S i ! . NANCY DRINKUTH at 31 Autumn St., conveyance Oak St.^ $300. Published every evening" except Sun- department, 647-9946. V \ \ :.’5 tax $39.60. __i _ William Hanley III, Correspondent - Eastern Connecticut will be on 2 5 % AND 50% OFF Hin-I L yon,; Publisht ANNE EMT Clements of the Giants will be Tel. 228-3970 ji-idays and holidays. Entered at the , liuildipg PermitH altefafions at 281 Green Rd., display in the Douglas Library. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Correspondent coaching due to a recent neck A SPECIAL GROUP OF Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se^ Wars Ramans, addition at 203 $5,000. Tax Collector Cynthia Wilson The rocks were ioaned to the Tel. 228-3971 injury. Playing will be Paul ;i; cond Class Mail Matter. Ludlow Rd., $15,000. Release of Altarhment reminds Hebron residents that library by Dr. Henry Snider, There are only a limited Warzocha, Ron Jones, Burl L. Lyons, Publisher Elks Club, alteration at 30 Adolph Sirois vs. Nicholas chairman of the Earth and GIFT ITEMS number of tickets available for George Garrity, Dan Roberts, the. second installment on The Manchester Publishing Co. Biss.ell St., $5,000. « and Phyllis Jackston, real es­ property taxes on the Grand Physical Science Department assumes no financial res^ponsibility for tate. the exhibition basketball Jan. 26 Bill Fuller, Howie Dickerman. of Eastern Connecticut State between the “Jints,” members Bob' Smilnak, San Lemanski, List of Oct. 1,1972 became due typographical errors appearing in adver- Marriage Licenses and payable Jan. 1,1974. Taxes Coilege.,The Douglas Library is 1 A number of newspapers have announced circulation of the New York Giants football Dave Rybczyk, and Tim Liiddy. open Monday, Tuesday, Subscription Rates tisernents and other reading matter in Clifford Hammond of 53 which are due Jan. 1, 1974 will iv ^ Payable in Advance , rate increases to keep pace with the growing cost of Perkins St. and Marietta team, and the Burritt’Mutual Preliminary Wednesday, and Friday from 2 ' 1/2 PRICE ON The Manchester Evening Herald. All-Stars.” become delinquent Feb. 1,1974 I liji One M onth...... $3.25 newsprint, ink, film, chemicals, and other supplies. Simons Wilson of 58 Jensen St., Players from the Hebron and interest will be charged at to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. and on Display advertising closing hours,, About Town The game at Rham High S Single Copy...... i s r Currently, we are paying $213.50 per ton for some Jan. 19. Youth Basketball Organization, the rate of % of per cent per Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. • PARTY SUPPLES three full days prior to publication. starts at p.m. and tickets are to be selected by their coaches, 1 i ?;■ By Carrier, Weekly ...... 75? newsprint. Just a short time ago, in October, we could Albert Ogren and Irene 2 month as of Jan. 1. The Deadline for Herald want ads," noon $ . Proceeds of the game, will play in a preliminary 12 purchase it for $175, if it was available. Heron, both of East Hartford, 2 minimum interest charge is $ . I • CANDLES, RINGS, S One Year ...... $39.00 which is being sponsored by the game. 2 prior to day of publication; 12 noon Jan. 19. Tax payments may be made S Six Months ...... $19,50 Most newsprint is manufactured in Canada and those Recreation Commission and ‘ As for the “big” game, it Friday for publication Saturday and Wesley Ward and Reynolds Michael Quinn of Vernon and by mail. If a receipt is ; • STATIONERY, ETC. firms aren’t governed by the.Cost of Living Council. Much local realtor Richard T. should be a toss-up with neither Three M onths...... $9,75 Monday. Circles of South United Maurine Daly of 16 Hathaway requested, a self-addressed, of it is going overseas, the same place that many other McDonald, will go to local team having a' substantial i''''W A N fE D '''l Methodist Church will rneet Lane. stamped , envelope should be items in critical supply are going. youth sports organizations. height advantage. The two Clean, Late Model W tonight at 7:30 in the church Clifford Gottmann and Clare enclosed. The tax collector will Here at The Herald we are hoping to hold the line on tallest for the “Jints” are reception hall. Russell, both of Manchester. Players be at, the Town Office Building I USED CARS I prices. However, those who receive the paper via the U.S. James Quinn Jr. of Holyoke, Playing for the “Jints” will Hyland and White, both 6-5. Monday through Saturday from They will be opposed by Dicker- Top PrIcjM Paid mail may be in for an increase because of the postage hike Mass., and Marianne Smith of by Pete Atljjs, Scott Hermann, 9 a.m. to noon to receive coming in March. Richard Houston, Bob Hyland, man at 6A and Jones, Garrity W. For All Makes Energy Priorities The Sunday School staff of 24 Bigelow StT,'* Jan. 10 at St. payments. We have heard"the suggestion that senior citizens should Bridget Church. Ron Johnson, Mike Kelly, and Rybczyk, all 6-3. 1 1 Zion Evangelical Lutheran CARTER CHEVROliT BURR CORNERS SHOPPING CENTER be able to buy the paper for a dime instead of 15 cents. No Robert Chu Lin and Tso-Heng Spider Lockhart, Ken Parker, Following the game, there Church will meet tonight at 7:30 and Freeman White. will be an autograph session Rocks on Display^ 1 CO., INC. (NEXT TO CALDORS). We have read with more than way, not only from a cost standpoint but in the Wu, both of Manchester. 1229 obstacle any legislature can over­ at the church. For the All Stars: lin ' where Giants’ player will be During the month of January Main Street OPEN MON, - SAT*: 10-9 bookkeeping area alone, charging two prices is impossible. Phone 646-6464 passing interest the statements made come. - available. a collection of rocks found in 0 Some folks have' also wondered why newspapers in by the president of the National The real problem is that by tradi­ metropolitan cities can have a lower price. It is all a Education Assn, before a Senate tion we have accepted as inviolate a matter of volume, just as in any other business, in terms of advertising and circulation. education subcommittee in seeking a September to late May or early June higher priority for Schools in the .'school year.. energy crisis. What we can’t understand is the Now that the speed limit on federal highways has been Helen D. Wise, w.ho heads the 1.4 /, 9 objection to a longer winter vacation established at 55, we have another example of how the 4 ^ A million membe;iv/group, cited the federal government can spend the money of the taxpayers. inside... as being disruptive whereas a three- critical impprtance of education of month summer holiday is not. States that lowered the limit to 50, such as Connecticut, our children and said it should not be will have the new 55-limit signs installed with the federal The whole concept of a nine-month government picking up the tab. It’s another government curtailed, or sacrificed during the school term is economic in origin, not example of where the left hand doesn’t know what the where it’s en^gy crisis. educational. It is a throwback to the right hand is doing. States have to conform to the 55-mile We agreeythere should not be a limit or lose that precious federal money. It’s too bad we f days when husky boy,s and girls were r \ sacrifice of educational quality and aren’t in a position to tell the federal government what it needed to help do farm work and other .can do with its highway money. curtailment is not necessary — unless nice and chores in a less industrialized What about the thousands of bumper stickers printed we lock ourselves into a traditional -economy. with the words. My Limit 50? They should still be effective nine-month school year. though. People can save gasoline by holding to 50. Ira No, we don’t want to shorten the A w q^ of caution to those who might be storing gasoline Curtailment, however, to Mrs. school year or lower the quality of at home'. We read the other day where a gallon of gas is cozy...you’ii Wise, is a four-day week with longer education, but we cannot see how supposed to have the explosive force of 14 sticks of school days or a longer term. spreading 180 or so school days over dynamite. Some communities have adopted emergency or­ 10 V . Her concern over the fact that state dinances that prevent individuals from storing gasoline on A months would do any harm to the home premises. Such ordinances have been requested by rules and laws require school to be pupils if it can save energy. Wetlands In Manchester. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) fire departments.. find a warm open a certain amount of days each It’s disrupting influence on teachers / year to be eligible for state aid is an is another story. Open Forum No one seems to have the answer as to why buying gas- •• oline in Connecticut is more than difficult. We put United reception Press International on the story, hoping they could do a J nationwide recap of service stations, and they didn’t come Leadership Needed state or our City of Village up with an answer either. ' ■ Oil Prices Go Up Charm? aides, hospital workers, doc­ Meanwhile, some of our friends who had visitors from Sir: tors, cafeteria staff, the assis­ the Midwest and elsewhere over the holidays, heard oftep at our I was informed that there As the ice storm has passed were 27 units working in town. I tant chaplain in the hospital, the remark, “We only had trouble buying gas in Connec­ and only branches and At present the United States is traveled about half the town and other persons who entered ticut.” One fellow, .driving out from Texas, told T.J. than it gushed in its free flowing days. shattered trees are left, I the hospital under the emergen­ and saw not one unit working. I Crockett the only problem he experienced was in the producing about nine million barrels wonder, what did we learn from cy shelter program. With Arab oil now welling at more was told that 1 looked in the Nutmeg State. of oil per day-. And at the same time this? At^the height of the dis­ wrong places. Yet an office The hospital plan for this semi-aonuai than $11 jJter barrel and other suppliers aster I called the town emergency was a well- Out in Flagstaff, Ariz.,-that newspaper carried ,a story A holder toured the town and we are importing about six million that stations have "gas to spare.” Some are ev?h open on such as Venezuela and Nigeria raising manager’s office. I asked him if .reported, I believe, four units at organized one and couldn’t have barrels daily. he had declared a state of dis­ Sunday; some were open New Year’s Day. their prices to take advantage of the work. provided better services with aster in the town. The reply I Of course all of the import oil is not I stand on this statement, that many jl^o n al kindnesses from Now that we are back on Daylight Saving Time, many market, United States prices should received was, “ What good all involved. folks are wondering why it didn’t happen long before. Yet iingerie the entire structure from Arabian. Much of our imported oil would it do?” be released from control. governor to the town manager Sincerely, it is probably another example of politicians realizing we comes from Venezuela, Canada, I noticed however that was lax and guilty of laxity, and Mrs. Dorothy F. Kenny have an energy crisis and rushing to the panic button. And perhaps for a time the oil com­ various towns that made this I don’t care. If I am wrong, I 34 E. Garden Drive And yet. all the nation isn’t on it. Indiana is one state ■ Nigeria, Iran and other countries. panies will have larger profits. declaration had service much Manchester will gladly send a letter of that passed legislation exempting it from DST and the - The nine million barrels a day sooner than we in this town. If it P.S. Thanks, also, to The N However, an excess profits tax, tied apology to'the paper and higher did no good, what harm coulAit Herald staff and paper boys and Hoosiers are deserving of a little bit of praise for wanting which are being produced is not all the authorities. But I do not feel I to be on their own. Hawaii doesn’t need it because it has a to investment in new exploration and have done? am wrong. girls who helped to kee'p us in­ oil which the country can produce by lot of daylight the year around. At least four other states - refineries could be useful. But we Next I called the great God We had no power as did hun­ formed about conditions of the any means. It is all the oil which it is governor, Mr. Meskill, and dreds from Monday 11:30 a.m. storm and all other news during have asked the federal government for an exemption. should remember that an excess asked if he had declared this very trying period. economic to bring forth at the con­ until Friday 6;05 p.m. Where' profit tax puts a ceiling on the price Connecticufa disaster area. As were the 27 units, the qualified he was skiing at the time, he trolled price of $5.25 per barrel. per barrel, just as much as does a con­ units from out. of state. Not SALE A new law went into effect in Illinois this month which was unable to answer, but his here. The National Guard was There is much more oil in the coun­ trolled price at the wellhead. Manchester should take a look at. secretary informed me that this cleaning West Hartford, Short gowns, s,M,L. try which is not being produced In that state, motorists are now permitted to make a Stand-by plans for rationing are in was not his responsibility but Glastonbury, Farmington and Today’» because no one can make any money the White House. One phone any town but Manchester. What right turn on a red light if it is safe to do so. existence and we fear that they will call from a Republican gover­ The right turn helps to move traffic. At the same time, at the controlled price. Two Texas the town needs is leadership, orig $5-$12 .:3.99-8.99 ultimately be used. But rationing does nor and possibly we might have not laxity. Thought we don’t believe it presents a safety problem. authorities have estimated that a had the entire U.S. Army within' Disgustedly, not produce one more drop of oil. And ' helicopfer time. They have the Richard E. Jackman 32 price rise of several dollars per barrel rationing coupled with controlled pajamas, to 42. chain saws, axes, and man- 69 Oak St. The Person A reminder that The Herpld is offering free classified for oil would almost triple the supply . power to have cleaned up the prices actually holds oil off the Manchester Next To You ads as a public service for those wishing to form car pools. of oil now being produced. -town in 24 hours. - The persotinext to vou is sur­ marl^et. Instead my wife and I saw a We will run your ad, 15 words for three days, at no charge. orig. $6-$11 .3.99t6.99 Vfe,.,^$5.25 per b a rre l it is not ging to Simply contacjt our classified department. A surtax on gasoline or fuel oil or huge truck with two National BECOME something, in par- Guardsmen picking un twigs Thanks economic, with few exceptions, to use gas usage is self-defeating. It sets an ^ ^ u lar, p,s,M ,L (no exaggeration) ISr about Dear sir: 4 .. io arrive at some destination, Short robes, secondary and tertiary methods of economic high beyond which the half an hour. This is to express my thanks ...to have a story and a song, If you think Manchester has been around for awhile, recovery. Drs. Gramm and Davidson purchaser will not go, but it does not HELCO - has been criticized to the Civil Defense, Red Cross ...to be known and to know. Waterbury will observe its 300th birthday the week of June but I saw a crew with a lift let orig $15-20 9.99-16.99 say that 90 per cent of the United put a cent into the Hands of the people and Manchester Memorial The person next to you 1-9. ' ■ the bucket down twice during Hospital for the excellent ser­ States oil reserves exist in fields bejieves in something, fonder if Waterbury needs any assistance from who will eventually bring in more gas the rain storm and empty from vice and care received during ...something precious, Manchester’s 150th birthday committee? which are now considered depleted, or oil. six to eight buckets of water- the emergency period as a ...stands for something, long robos, 10 to 18 each time. I saw no state since they cannot be operated at the result of the storm in ...counts for something, The government has been laudably vehicles or park department December. Particular thanks'to ...lives for something, price iOf $5.25 per barrel. reserved, so far, in jumping in with trucks during' the entire James (Dutch) ‘Fogarty, ...labors for something, We hope the Town of Manchester, and Chamber push ef­ orig. $,13-339.99-24.991 There are several tried methods of holocaust. Charles Banks of the Red ...waits for something, forts toward taking a serious look at the establishment of a bureaucratic pjans to end woes. If it Why was a state of emergen­ recovering oil from “depleted” fields, Cross, Edward Kenney, Joan ...runs for something. mini-bus operation into our various shopping areas. will hold off a little more and relax cy not called for from either the Bendsten, volunteers, nurses. ...runs towards something... Meanwhile, the JO-cent bus ride is back downtown in Lit­ which work very well, but cannot be controls, the profit motive might tle Rock, Ark. The bus system was put into operation by Warm, wonderful and happy...that’s the justified at the present price level. solve-a^ lot of problems. the downtown association. (^^ The famous Salt Creek field of SMce zoi-'o Fosons S S T ^ 9 We will get more oil and more gas LKJEI^iSt.D® SHELTERS We know the Parkade experimented with a bus for way you’ll be when you shojD our famous Wyoming, backdrop for the Teapot ITS A LADYJMMO SMS SHE LIVES QM from domestic production only when TONICA------STOIHSTRAI^ ‘‘ TRAIL,,,AHOWANTSl-TO ^ shoppers awhile back but in view of our present crisis we Dome scandal, is still producing oil MumClPHL BL(Xi maker lingerie sale. We’ve got a fantastic someone sees that he can make a 41 ChjirERSr makeA eser vatipm think it would meet with gOod response. and it is more than 50 years old. It is So UEW En g . Te l .Co. ' SIX ATONE OF OUR VE^V R icI ^ t I m ^TERS dollar from it arid that it is good 5 2 CENTU? o r LAST colleptipn of warrh^ winter robes and produced by a secondary recovery business. WADDELL SCUtxX' SO AS TO AVOIOWJITIMG IM LINE IN CA8E^ Out in California, the Supreme Court ruled .by a 4-2 method which has brought up more oil I63 6(A3AD5r 0 FANome££wieR'DOTi 6 e majority, that adult children have a responsibility to con­ sleepwear for every woman. Come see. MANCHESTER UlGH SCHTXLl tribute to the financial support of their aged and indigent 13-1 MID TPKE.EAS parents. „ ' M(lN(j.’HESTER ARMORV * The Almanac 3 3 0 m a in ST. ■ The cases upon which the court acted, involved two t o w n Tir e HtrtOCUARTLrii elderly women and their sons both well into middle age. ^ ...... V S C feL ItR S Limited quantities...come early ST JAMF.t; L (It-E IC R iT The sons contended they couldn’t pay the $70 per month to ’/r/iPAk' ' their mother’s support as specified in the new California t nilnl I’rc.sH Inlcrnalionul Richard Nixon,37th president vaded the Philippine Island of Today is Wednesday, Jan. , Welfare Act. 9 of the United States, was born Luzon and went on to liberate for best selection. Shop, till 9’... the ninth day of 1974 with 356 to Jan. 9, 1913. Manila. The majority opinion pointed out that the duty to parents follow. 't)n this day in history: went back to the state code of 1872 and further to the The moon is between its full . In 1793, the first successful Elizabethan Poor Law in England in 1602. , Tuesday and Saturday till 6 p.m. phase and last quarter. balloon flight in the United The most shocking thing of all, though, is why the sup­ The morning star is. Mercury, States was rnade by Jean In 1968, Surveyor 7 made a port of an elderly parent ha^ to become a case to be settled The evening stars are Venus, Blanchard ffi^r Philadelphia.. soft landing on the moon- to in court. Some old-timers can recall the days when Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. In 1861, Missi.ssiippi seceded NODOMd iS ro oe> u iie r e s complete ar|Seven-year program families took care of their own without public assistance. B I! [(I Those born on this date are from 150-4.10100. which evCT^ually led to a H. rum Wl RtAOilY PFt tfuf under the sign of Capricorn. In fact, accepting such assistance was Often.termed a dis­ In 1945, American troops in­ manned lunaManding. grace. i PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HEftALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed., Jan. 9, 1974

V. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Jan. 9, 1974 — PAGE SEVEN Columbia of the British Empire, will meet tonight at 8 at the Masonic About Town nleet Thursday at Jl:30 a.m. at Temple for initiation. Officers The executive council of the the homeof Mrs. Albert Dubey, are remined to wear white. MHS Honor Roll 62 Jensen St. The business Ses­ Seniors SWIMG9 Manchester Historical Society Susan Mayer will meet Thursday at 3:30 p.m. sion will include the election I High Honors Laurie McBrIerty at the Cheney Homestead. arid installation of officers for Qhrlstlne BarnowskI . Joanne McCallum , . John Leckfor Valerie Boroch Sign Decision Male mosquitos can’t bite Debra Begin Debra McPherson Lynn Lehman Carolyn Boser 1974 and 1975, Karen Bengston Erlinde Meier Lewis Leon Sheila Boushee because of the shape of their John R. Benson Peter Naktenis Mark Lepage Loyola Brannlck m VIRGINIA CARLSON Britannia Chapter, Daughters . Temple Chapter, OES, will mouths, so they live on saps Marlann Blase Linda Nelson Joy LIsk . Mary Breton lease but the building is not for received notice^frbm the and nectars. . Michele Blnette Kathleen Nichols Vernon LunI David Bujauclus Currespumlent sale. association about a possible or­ Alice BojarskI Kathleen Oakes Sharon Maloskifl Walter Bumsch Julllen Martin . Tel. 228-9224 Motorboat Problems dinance that would controLboat / Patricia Boulay George Ohara Theodore Busky The State Building Code Stan­ Janet Brown Roberta Palmer David Matthewson Antonio Caxide 'Marshall Nuhfer, who was moorings, rights-of-ways arid ■!v.. Jo Ann BrugnettI Thomas Parker Kim McCaughey Raymond Cobb dards Committee has extended appointed to the Lake Associa­ dockis. Meidl Baullak Ray Parr . Conrad McCurry Lynn Coda the time limit on the decision Janice Butler Susan Piccin •Linda McMally Janice Dahm tion committee, has asked the Thq purpose of the ordinance Kim Cardellb Susan Pbrt Joanne MIkulskI Robert Davidson concerning the Landmark selectmen tq. appoint two more was to regulate the mooring of ' Kurt Carlaon Ann Reale Margarbt MIstretta Lynn Davis Drugstore sign as it awaits Robin Chamberlain Deborah Robsky Stephen Moran Joseph DeCormlar W h U i4 R Y members to the,committee on all types of boats on the lake for Francine Rowe Joyce Mozzer Michael Demers receipt and examination of the Linda Clarahan the study of rights-of-ways and the safety, pnd comfort of Linda Clark Jeffrey Saplenza Evie Muller Daniel DIenst transcript of the last meeting Deborah Condon Melissa Schardt William Munroe Mark Dbn boat encroachment of rights-of- residents of towir and good on that subject Nov. 30. Kent Cuahman Barbara Senna Neal Nelson Jason Dodge ways, In order to get a cross- preservation of the value of Norman Davey Cynthia Shanley Maureen O'Neil Timothy Donovan A decision will then be sub­ section of views, suggestions lakefront property. It was Susan Derby Cynthia ShSidon Kevin Osborne ■ Theresa Donovan mitted to the selectmen, accor­ Carol Derewlanka Kjfle SIbrInsz Patricia Plamer Claire Downing and recommendations, Nuhfer proposed that all lakefront Sandy Dickinson Joseph SInnamon' Tonya Pearl Debra Duchesneau ding to First Selectman Joseph asked the members not be property owners would have the Carol Dion Pamela SIstare Bruce Peck Inta Ezerins Szegda. Robin Douglas Dale Sotherland Loreen Pelletier Cindy Faucher Iqkefront owners nor be provision of mooring boats on Theresa Downing Marcia Spano . Catherine Peretto Lori Plano . The case concerns the town associated with rights-of-ways. the lake in front of their proper­ Lori Durand Gary Stone Ann Prentiss Stuart Flavell and Sam Pescatelli, building of­ . Karrie Ellis Linda Strong Karen Press Lori Galllgan Other members of the com­ ty - ficial, versus Frances Beckish, Nancy Engberg Sharon Sweeney Phyllis Presti Arthur Gerich mittee, appointed by the Lake It was further proposed that Valter Ezerins Lori Sweet Debora Prouty Barbara Glass owner of the Landmark. Association, are Audrey Miller, the use of lake rights-of-ways Jean Falco Wendy Taylor Cathy Rafala Richard Gobellle Mrs. Beckish appealed to the Mary Finnegan Brenda Tedtord Bradford Richardson Robin Gramas Roy Ferguson and Arthur be restricted to those entitled to Hollis Franklin Leon Thibodeau Gall Robert Jennifer Grant state Building Codes Standard Quimby. it by their property deed and Pamela Fraser Daniel White Donna Rolllson Connie Greenwood Committee last summer on the Barbara Freedman > ‘ Pamlila Whitney Patrick Ryan Christine Hanauer “We want to chew the thing then only for swimming pur­ Stephanie Fuss Jeanne WIckwIre Debra Sagllo Irene Hasch decision of the town’s Building out and come up with some poses. The selectmen were to Doreen Gagnon Andrew Wrobel Kathryn Sander William Herrera Stephen Savino Marcia Hohwieler Code Board of Appeals suggested rules and regulations provide areas for the mooring Susan Ganley (BCBA). The appeal concerned Gayle Glacalone . Renay Scheer Michelle JaworskI to the selectmen who can of boats for other than lakefront Gall Gonyea Regular Honors Nancy Schelnost Laura Jane Jennings Lee Aceto a sign permit application review them and send them property owners. The town Eileen Gordom Erika Schleldge Beverly Jensen brought to the BCBA. Deborah Graham Doreen Ackerman Carol Scott Geraldine Jones back for further work or call a beach and»»,the dike were Linda Gray Kathleen Agnew Judith Scott Joanne Karp The Landmark closed last town meeting,’’ said Nuhfer. suggested. Richard Grey Nora Ajiostinelll Garry Segal Judy Kopman week and, according to Mrs. About 50 persons turned out Robert Gruessner Michael Armentano Karen Shamonis Richard Krajewskl Earlierjn 1972 the selectmen Nancy Hann Karen Balumo Deirdre Shaw Paul Lapina Beckish, the business is for at the September selectmen’s Halle Hansen . Diane Bakulskl Patrick Shea Marlon Legault meeting after it was learned Gregory Harolan Nancy Bauer Douglas Silvia Julie Lescroart Matthew Hennigan Bruce Bensen Russell Sink Rosemay Lllley about the proposed ordinance Dorothy Herman David Bldwell Victoria Squadrito Megan Lindsay Coventry through newspapers after the Candace Hilton Michael Bolduc Susan Stephens Theresa Lukas Joanne Howard Joann Breen Cynthia Sterling Paul Maldment August association meeting. Kim Hyde Debra Bryant Karen Stevenson Richard Mathleu Questions concerned parking Joyce lovine Gerald Bujaclus Beverly Storey Donna McDonald Bnd overloading at the town Karen Jackson Dennis Chartler Thomas Stringfellow John McDowall Frank JaworskI Ann Marla Clvitlllo Susan Sturgeon Mary Beth McNeill Virginia Cochran Martin Szeber David Miller beach mooring. At the time it Diane Kellsey t % Ellen Kennedy Diane Colla Marjorie Taggart Stephen Morlarty 9 Several Groups was decided the selectmen Sue Ann Kosak Elizabeth Connors Jody Tambling Eric Mott would review the problem. John Krascalla Patricia Conran Richard Taylor Robert Mumford Ted LabowskI Patricia Cormier Debra Thomas Kent Murphy Meeting Tonight Thomas Latham Dannatte Cornelius James Thomas David Nelson Jefirey Lemonds Ellen Cosgrove Patricia Turklngton Suzanne Nevins Cathryn Llnsenblgler Ellen Curtin Peter Uzupes Charles ObuchowakI Dianna LIsk Karen Daigle Lisa Vaughan ^ Cheryl Often Kim Danahy MONICA SHEA Joan Lewis on the custodial GaVle Lorenzen Carla Volkert Hal Ostrom Travelers Anne MacKenzIe Steven Davis * Debra Weir Wayne Ostrout Correspondent negotiations, Tony Felice on the Mary Maguire Kathleen Deere Cheryl White Marla Pagat.. 742-9495 transportation, and Sue Responds Casey Mahone Richard Diamond Diane White Nancy Parsons The Coventry Citizens Ad­ Kim Mandly Frederick Dibble Edward Zatursky George Pashalla . Brainard of the buil.dings and Richard McMahon Dallas Dodge Joseph Zeppa Stephen Pastva visory Group will meet at the grounds. To Request James MIchallk Rolain Doherty Lisa Patten Nancy Donovan Sophomores Daniel Pelletier DevCo Planning Center at 7:30 There will be report by Mrs. Wendy Miller WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Kathryn Mlllls James Doyle Hig]p Honors Dorothy Pierson tonight. Kenefick, principal of Robert­ Karen Mlskunaa Karen Doyon Teresa Preskwaldo Senate subcommittee report Robert Dulka Leslie Bayer Donna Pryor There will be reports by the son ^School, and ■ several Pamela Molloy Debra Beaucharr says The Travelers Corp. was Sharon Munsle Stephen Dwyer Mary Ellen Putira governance, libraries and teachers on the Phase ! of the Roxanne Edgar David Beaulieu David .Rappaport the only major life insurance Scott Odell William Bouley telecommunicaUons, and Sequential Learning Program. Richard Parr Lori England Joseph Reiser stock company in the nation to Deldre Fairweather , Mary Connors Nancy Romanowicz education subcompiittees. The Conservation Commis­ Jean P'aatel Rosanna Cornelius complete a response to a Catharine Pastva Leonard Farrand Patricia Rosella The DevCo staff will give a Leigh Ferguson Keith Costa Sherry Sanborn sion-will meet tonight at the government study on corpora­ Ellen Platok Patricia Darby report on the progress of of Marlene Plourd Audrey Frechette Peter Slalby board room of the Town Hall at tion holdings. Elizabeth Funke Paul Dumond Sharlle Small planning of the new cominuni- 7:30. . Tana Pointer Sharon Furphy Elizabeth Elliott Leslie Ann Stager David RIdolll Todd Elmore The study was initiated to get Glenn Saums Ronald Gankolskle Susan Sterling ty - Items on the agenda include David Gebel , John Elsesser Paul Tatt There will be an audience of the government to force invest­ Mary Scanlon Sandra Ferris Janet TInklepaugh bridges, Olsen Brook, Hastings Janette Senkbell ^ Peter Gllgosky i citizens at the epd of the ment firms to disclose more Pauline Qlolelll Donald Geldel Susan Towne Cafe hearing, inland wetlands Mary Shalnin Gall Helmann Robert Tupper Kathleen Shanley Elizabeth Gold meeting. and open space reports. data-. Nancy Greenwood Melissa Hilton Penelope Watson The Board of Education will Karen Sheldon ^ Karl Gustafson Rosanna Holbrook Carol Weiss The Conservation commis­ It revealed Travelers was Llaa Sllhavy Wendy Horwltz Elizabeth Simpson Gall Gutzmar Cynthia Whita meet tonight at the High School sion meetings are open to the CLEMUMCE Sheryl Halnsay Valerie Klein Richard Whyte ninth in the nation’s 28 largest Andrew Slade at 7:30. James Harney Deborah Kreuscher Dorrie Wllk public. Interested citizens are investors with assets of at least Donald Slater Wayne Kuehl • There will be reports by the Steven Smith Ellen Harrell Linda Williams encouraged to attend. Peter Heard Ann LItrIco Marian Zajac J $5 billion. Sherry Smith following committee chairmen; Pamela Kicking Stephanie Martin Jane Zamaltls Linda Spinnato Katherine HIcock Patricia McKee Mary Stevens Ken Nordeen Ann Taylor Janice HIndson Mariam HIraehteld Inara Punga ■ Ruth Thayar Mark Oultadamo Brian Thomas Laura Hlivyak Philip Huitgren David Roman Kathy Thompson Claudette Rual Mary Twaronite Daniel Humiston David Hunt v Elizabeth Seybolt Richard Wasaarman * Patricia Jenaen* Amy Stone CEILINGS Shamn Waytashak Lorraine Urban Kendra West Irmgard Kanya Susan Keane , -- Karen Vollrath'' Kathleen White Bradley WojeoskI Jill Winter Margaret Kehoe Bernard Lozier, Carol Knybel A , Mark Zarbo . Regular Honors Inc. Janet Zemke Stephanie Knybel (h V IlM G S Kathryn Krewalk Lucie Albert @>3a a Cheryl'ZInkar Cynthia Allison Julie Zukas Robert Lahey Nora Lalashula Elaine Amato ^opalrs and Juniors Susan Lampron Douglas Baker Raplacamantal High Honors Joseph Landry Leslie Bartlett Carol Larivee Peter Bartolotta Darlene Anderson Sandra Lassen Darlene Berdat Phone Beverly Avery Charles LaunI Rochelle Bernstein Susan Baker Diane Lawson Lorena Bilodeau 649-4464 ^fcfc©0(bS'ii’®(2e8 Barbara Bodemann Christopher Leber Thomas Bombardier Julie Comlns Hilary Cooper important outerwear savings: N Jayne Crealy MaiTha Eddy Joanne Evangelista Ann Everhart helps keep the kids warm, and Angela Fraglone NATURAUZER, SO© sm ocogs ®(? Ellen Glick JBorids Laura Haines Lucy Handley Cheryl Hyde you within your clothes budget Ann Johnson Cynthia Karch SEMI-ANNUAL SHOE Brian Kilpatrick Richard Koa ' ENTIRE STOCK OF GIRLS BOOT TOP Richard Lalond ENTIRE STOCK OF Charles McKenzie •for a down payment AND REGULAR CLEARANCE Diane Miner BOYS OUTERWEAR GIRLS SKI Robert Nicola Russell Norton LENGTH COATS Valerie Poulin JACKETS 10.99 to 17.99 Donna Romano on a' Virginia Schalter . , regularly $18 to $271 Kevin Scholsky 13.97 to 20.97 Brenda Sterner .1 11.9T - 19.97 24.97 ■ 32.97 • ■ 9 8 George Sweetnam Save Vs and more on this season’s dress and casual shoe Guy Talley \ » Regularly $^Q to $301- 'L Regularly $16 to $26l ' Regularly $30 to $481 s^les; All are famed Naturallzer’s...the shoe with the beautiful Karen Tedtord Popular with the playground Warm, wonderful wool FAlirOUS MAKER SLEEPWEAR, Deborah TItor All his favorite jackets at af­ fit. Good selection of styles, colors and sizes in Women’s Anne Vasalonus fordable prices. Choose set are our practical ski plaids and solid color coats. Shoes, all stores except New London, Groton. ■Regular Honors from corduroys, nylons in jackets. Belted, regular and Rich looking leathers and LOUNGEWEAR AND TRAVEL Jonathan Adams Lorayne Algren ski and snorkel styles. Most longer length models. Some soft suedes. Also huggable SETS OF NYLON TRICOT Thomas Amato with fur-lined hoods and pile fake furs. Most with hoods Marla Arsenault are polyester fiberfilled with Barbara Artz linings. Assorted colors, and fake fur trim. All pile Holly Bates quilt linings. regularly $20 to $601 Ellen BlazInskI Solids, sizes 8 to 20. sizes 4 to 14. Good savings! and quiltMined. Sizes 4-14. 3.99 to 15.99 Katherine Bolak Valid values^ Regularly $6 to $301 Carol Boland Lorraine Bouchard Save 25% to 50% on sheer or opaque nylon C3 0 W David Boyd Dorothy Brindamour « All Childrens items available in all D&L stores except Vernon, New London, tricot. Choose from shift gowns, mini Linda Brody Judith Brown Groton. gowns, long gown^'baby doll pajamas with Ann Byram Susan Camlllerl panties, pajamas, coat and gown sets or Mark Clavette negligee sets. All beautifully detailed, latest Laurie Cole Jane Conn - r f i BOYS’ CORDUROY SLACK GROUP GIRLS AND LITTLE GIRLS SLEEPWEAR ^shion shades, prints. Fine group in Renette Cote v Sleepwear, all stores. Barbara Crowley Cathy Cuneo 3.99 to 8.99 William Cunningham 3.97 to 6!97 . TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE Mark Curkin Regularly $6 to $11! Regularly $5, to $12! t Donna Damon 9 SLEEPWEAR A LINGERIE SAVINGS Sandra Daprile r Entire stock of corduroy slacks at sale • Missesland Junior dresses Mlchael Darby < Popular pajamas, sleep*gowns and robes in e n t ir e s t o c k o f r o b e s Stephen Darling prices. Flare and cuffed leg models in solids • All from our regular stock , Brendan Duffy assorted fabrics. Machine washable and AND LOUNGEWEAR, short and long, wrap Judith Dzledzlnskl or fancies. Sizes 4-7 and 8-18x,regulars and • Many with Intermediate markdowne Joyce Edgar slims. dryable. - and tiestring, quilts, nylons and jersey. Kathleen Egan Most sizes, reg. $12-$45 . 8 99-25 qo • One and two-piece dresses, -Jacket t r k I John Gagnon ENTIRE ST0"CK WARM SLe II w I ar! Keith GIguerre. dresses, long dressy dresses, casual Alysa Goldstein Lynn Gordon GIRLS AND LITTLE GIRLS SLACKS and street length dresses, pant' suits Jemtller Goss BOYS’ COTTON KNIT SHIRTS Lori Gottlleg ' • Knits, matte jerseys, polyesters, Patricia Hayden '■®9- $6-$15.3.99-8.99 Beth Hayes 2:47 to 3.97 3.99 to 6.99 SLIPS AND HALF SLIPS, non-ciing, anti- Arnels® and much more Diane Hellatrom Regularly $5 to $101 Stephen HIrschfeld Bonds can make buying a house a Regularly $4 to $61 static Antron III® nylon tricot. Chemise, • ^ lid s, prints, florals, checks, and Susan Horton lot easier. Just sign up for the Payroll ' Assorted corduroys, acrylics, knits in jean scanties, mini, short short, short and David Jacobs Turtleneck, collared and crew neck styles in stripes in a sundry shades Terri Johnston Savings Plan where you work. Every short or long sleeves. Solids and fancies. cut and trouser styles. With and without average lengths. ^ Joseph Kaazowtkl cuffs. Machine wash and dry. • Misses 8 to 18, Juniors 5 to 15 Richard Keck payday, an amount you specify is Thke Sizes 4-7'and 8-18. » Long evening slips, reg. $4-$9 2 59-5 99 John Koepsal • Half sizes. New Britain only Donna Lateano - ;> automatically set aside from your check b r ie f s BiR i NIS, ,h S. *HUG(3iRS: fa” Nancy LaunI . s to d c , trimmed and tailored. Good assortment Doreen Lawrence and used to buy U.S. Savings Bonds. Joanne Leckfor . ui^yfnenca. SHOP D&L, MANCHESTER PARKADE & TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON Open Monday thru Friday nights'til 9 many colors, prints. , ’ Ann Leslie Before you know it, you’ll have a nest Karen Lessard Buy U. S. Savings Bonds Reg...... 85M .99 Patricia Lloyd egg big enough to buy a littfo nest of SHOP D&l\ r |-CITY PLAZA DAY8...JAN. lOlh, lllh, 12fh Michael Lombardo your own. U.S. Savings Bonds. A good Loungewear, Sleepwear, Lingerie, all Shop all 8 D&L stores for January Savings listed above. JeKrey Luifipkln Cathleen Maher blueprint for a house of your own. o lO iQ S t Susan Male T>>e u s Cnvfinmrni don -V John Patrick Maloney I " I tr-.erMPd Si a r..Mic Gall Marinelll I I I .iitmi «i , I ihe tirsv .i A h

/ PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Jan: 9. 1974 / 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn Wed., Jan. 9. 1974 - PAGE NINR Bolton A b o u t T o w n Al-Anon Family groups will Coventry GOP To Elect Chairmaii Jan. meet tonight at'8 at the Second First Church of Christ, Scien­ 15 tist, will have a testimony IViONICA SHEA Congregational Church parish from the floor. Only members may be purchased from Jhn Democrats To Caucus Jan. 18 house, 385 N. Main St.; meeting tonight at 8 at the Correspondent of the town committee are light bills for the area that are Druge or Walter Thorp. the'last legislature he felt that Thursday at 8 p.m. at the church. The meeting is open to Tel. 742-9495 eligible to vote in selection of quite high, and consequently Odegard reported there will DONNA HOLLAND the public. The GOP Town Committee the representatives were not a probabjy be pay raises for state In December Massolini had Pathfinders Club, 102 Norman the chainnan. Also present at the meeting the power company has the use ’ Correspondent dy St.) Selectmen’s office. will meet Jan. 15 to elect a town rubber stamp for the governor. employes this session but said three inspections and three in­ St.; and Friday at 10 a.m. at the Plans for the Lincoln Day were State Sen. David (Jdegard of the customers’ money for 30 Tel. 646-0375 vestigations. Kierys said the injury oc- The course, requiring 12 to 15 chairman. He said that the represen­ that just because it is an elec­ South United Methodist Church roast beef dinner was also' and State Rep. Jesse Brainard. days at a time without paying The Democratic Town Com­ The inspections were for cured when he slipped on a wet hours of home study to com­ At a recent committee completed at the recent interest on that money. tatives tried their best to repre­ tion year, “we are not going to campus. Alateen for the 12- to They reported to the com­ sent their towns and districts. mittee will caucus Jan. 18 at 8 Micke’s Sunoco gas station on spot on the second base side of plete, is entitled “Civil The'executive board of the meeting Paul Diehl was meeting. The dinner will be He said that if after in­ give the state away to the state 20-year-old children of problem mittee on bills to be presented He stated that the New Com­ p.m. at the Town Hall to en­ Boston Turnpike and Ron’s gas first base. Defense, U.S.A.” Manchester PTA for Excep- nominated for the post. Acting held Saturday; Feb. .9 at 9 p.m. vestigation he found this to be a employes.” He stated that at drinkers will meet Thursday at in the coming session of the munity Referendum Bill may dorse candidates for election as station on Rt. 44A. He said the injury was caused Massey urges any citizens tiortal Children will meet chairman. Margaret Jacobson, at St. Mary’s Church Hall on fairly prevelant practice he the present tirrie reclassifica­ 8 p.m. at the Pathfiners Club. legislature. not get into this session, but rriembers of the committee. Both stations were all right by lack of proper supervision by having the necessary time for tonight at 8 at the home of Mr. who is vice chairman of the Rt. 31. would introduce a bill in the tion was being conducted for all All family groups are open to ■ Brainard reported he had that he was trying for it. There Any enrolled Democrat who except for the posting of “No game officals and improper the course to undertake it and Mrs. Barry Shaw, 159 committee, was also nominated Plans are for entertainment . legislature to eliminate it. state eulplolyes. friends and relatives living with received information that the is a possibility that this bill •is interested in becoming a Smoking” and “ Turn Off maintenance of the playing sur­ because it would be valuable. Bryan Dr. but declined to accept. and door prizes at the dinner. He went on to say that after Odegard alkp reported that a problem drinkers. Connecticut Light and Power could com e in under committee member should con- Ignition” signs at the gas face. Nominations will be accepted Tickets are $3.75 each and an phosphate hart bill will be acted Donates To MYHA Co. has been estimating reviewing the voting record of emergency bill. tact a member of the pumps. At Ron’s the signs had Kierys is being represented The Bolton Athletic Associa­ on in this session and that the blue laws would be revised. nominating committee before been blown down during a wind by the la\y firm of Luby, Basine tion has donated $100 to the Jan. 18. storm. and Sidor. Manchester You^th Hockey Nominating committee . Massolini also inspected the Home Study Course Association to help defray members are Richard Breslow, Community Hall accompanied Clifford Massey, civil expenses incurred by Bolton A1 Ahearn, John Connolly and by First Selectman Richard preparedness coordinator, in­ youth involved in the Maureen Houle. Their job will Morra. forms residents that forms for Manchester program.' don’t miss these be to screen candidates to be He found the door closed on a home study course in civil About 15 Bolton youth belong endorsed as members of the the furnace room door out of preparedness are at thje to the MYHA. DTC. order and two sets of emergen­ After the caucus the DTC will cy. lights not working. Morra hold its regular meeting. began rectifying the situation Missions Topic immediately. END-OF-YEAR “Yes, Missions” will be the Massolini also investigated a sermon topic Sunday at 10:45 fire at the home of Elizabeth SERVICI Fiano Chieffo, 134 Birch Mt. SAVINGS!! a.m. at United Methodist * a Church when the Rev. Robert Rd., a fire in a mobile home at L. Pumfery appears as guest 166 G Boston Turnpike occupied HNB preacher. by Leonce Belleveau and an oil The Rev. and Mrs. Pumfery, burner fire at the home of Judi- . MANCHESTER United Methodist missionaries ty Clavette, 231 Hfgh Meadow they/^ fantastic! ,to the Philippines, have Rd. OFFICES returned to the United States for one year during which Mr.' Payments Changed \ Pumfery will study Islamics at The selectmen have been Open Wat^ As A Bug In A Rug the Hartford Seminary Founda­ notified by the Department of tion. Mrs. Pumfery works as a Health, Education and Welfare Ginny the guinea pig, k eep warm in a turtle neck sweater for small pets including guinea pigs, birds and Ironical nurse. that beginning this month its of­ In the' P hilip pin es Mr. ficials will begin directing Mon. th r o u g h Fri. 9-3 9 Mo Dr. William J. Smith, a veterinarian, says lowering be dangerous to the pets. (UPI photo) > ^ Pumfery teaches physics, payments to the aged, blind and DRIVE-IN HOURS 9 - 4 the thermostat during the energy crisis could mean death mathematics, philosophy, disabled who, up to this time, astronomy and bible to primari­ applied for such payments EVENING HOURS ly Muslim students at Dansalan through the State Welfare V (iollege. He is conference mis­ Department. Middle Turnpike Office Hi^h Court Rules Andover sionary in the Mindanao North The program is called the District. “ Supplemental Security In­ 320 Middle Turnpike West Mrs. Pumfery teaches come Program.” 6-8 Thursday SPECIAL SALE On Grand Jury children, speaks in churches Those who have been i and at retreats and meetings. receiving payment from the Manchester Green Office Kennedy Thanka Born in Coloma, Mich., Mr. State Welfare Department up to Pumfery received his bachelor now will automatically be con­ 621 Middle Turnpike East Witnesses Issue of science degree at the Univer­ verted to the new program with 6-8 Friday WASHINGTON (UPI) - The nected with illegal gambling Pleases Family sity of Michigan. He received the assurance that they will not Supreme Court has ruled a operations. Instead, they found his master of divinity degree at receive less in the future than North Manchester Office grand jury witness may not papers believed to be loan­ Garrett Theological Seminary. they have in the past. 220 North Main Street refuse to answer questions on sharking records. Before becoming a mis­ The clerk,who handles CLEARANCE! MISSES, JRS., HALF SIZES LONG DRESSES JRS.’ & MISSES’ the grounds they are based on The majority opinion, by ANNE EMT rheumatic lever and who knows sionary he tracked satellites as welfare andthe selectmen were 6-8 Wednesday what it is like to be “in a evidence illegally seized by Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr., Correspondent a senior observer in a Smithso­ invited to attend.a meeting to A big beautiful selection! • Mylars • Jerseys • Solids • Prints Sleeveless and police. said th»-extension of the Tel. 228-3971 hospital when a kid.” nian program in Iran and South discuss the new program. HIGH FASHION PANT COATS Teddy’s note, which was First Manchester Office On a 6-3 vote Tuesday, the “exclusionary rule” to grand Kennedy Africa. .Notified of Injury '°r'remendous bargains! ■0 Court refused to extend to juries would “seriously im­ There are four very elated handwritten on a plain white 595 Main Street ^ card, stated: “Thank you for Fire Report The Mlectoen Aave been in- values to 50.00 witnesses at grand jury pede” their funqfion. Grand children in the Mulvey In November Peter formedvin rt ietier by Peter 6-8 Thursday proceedings the “exclusionary juries, he said, have in­ household on Wales Rd. They sending your feelings, notes and thoughts and remembering me Massolini, fire marshal, in­ Kierys of Vernon that he suf­ rule" which applies in federal vestigative and accusatorial were the recipients of a thank vestigated two fires. fered a ruptured Achilles ten­ trials. That rule prevents use in functions rather than the task you note from Ted Kennedy Jr. in your prayers. The little time Were with you all the way itHook you to write these notes The first was at the home of don, the effects of which may federal trials of evidence seized of deciding guilt or innocence. The four children, Dawn 16, Chester Gromulski and Kamille be permanent, while engaged in in violation of the . fourth Speaking for the three dis­ Cindy 13, Kelly 9 and Timothy 6, encouraged me greatly and now SAVE 1/2 AND MORE ON BETTER HANDBAGS J Mickewicz, 84 French Rd. and an activity with the Bolton am endm ent’s ban against senters, Justice WilliEm J. upon hearing of young I am just beginning to walk. HARTFORD NATIONAL reg. 55.00-68.00 Thank you very much for the second was at the home of Men’s Softball League at Bolton • Leathers • Suede/Le4ther • Shoulder • Double" “unreasonable search and Brennan Jr., said curtailment Kennedy’s recent operation, Wesley and Florence Miller, 63 High School on Notch Rd. BANK> TRUST seizures.” of police misconduct is not the sent a large Snoopy get well thinking of me.” The note was o™ ‘ Clutches. A big, beautiful selection at better than ever savinosl Brookfield Rd. (Bolton High School is on Bran­ .,1,1, ( luufi M l , V, I!,I-,. I h lC The case involved a rule’s ultimate objective. The card to Georgetown University signed Teddy Kennedy Jr. accessories, downtown snd Parkade. s=> ^ Cleveland grand jury in­ aim, he said, is to divorce the Hospital to “Teddy” sending The children, who still can’t 5.99values to 18.00 vestigating possible loah- judiciary from the “taint of their thoughts and prayers and believe they have actually received a thank you note from sharking’activities. One of the partnership in official wishing him every hope that he witnesses called was John lawlessness” and to assure would be walking again soon. Teddy, are taking turns Calandra, president of the everyone the government would Instigator of the children’s ef­ bringing it to school to show to A their friends. Royal Machine and Tool Go. in not profit from lawless fort, according to their mother, SAVE 4.00 ON MISSES’ FAMOUS NAME COTTON SHIRTS Cleveland. behavior, “thus minimizing the Mrs. Richard Mulvey, was Cjn- After that, it will be carefully superbly-tailored In easy-oare, wonderful to wear cotton FBI agents had conducted a risk of seriously undermining dy who herself had spent sortie placed in Cindy’s scrapbook NOTICE search of the company’s popular trust in government.” time in a hospital with along with other family premises under a warrant con­ memorabilia. f d^wKn a^T pIrkaX “ «P^°rswear, Due to unprecedented losses Incurred during the Ice storm, we are forced values to 9.00 " ^ ““"'O'" "' SAVINGS UP TO 60%! 1VEARE N Ih e OVER-STOCKED OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN! ^PER POLYESTER PANT SUIT VALUES t oi 4% ANDT" Easy going, any season, any climate pantsuits! Pretty! Practical Do1^fl«st«rc in T Iiyiii9 fpom' ALL-WEATHER DRESS SHIRTS Genuine Leather WBEZZINI UNDER-PRICED COATS and Suede Great value! ON Reg. 49.50' 2 1 1 JACKETS Buy 1 at Reg. - NOW MANCHESTER TWM-SIZE DEDDDIG NOW rag. price, Gatl $125.00 ....7 9 .9 9 JUNIURS’ FAMOUS NAME CORUUROY PANTS FREE! 95.00 ... .C59.99 Good looking wide leg cotton corduroy fashion pants In the nicest fashion 519 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. 37.99 649-5327 85.00 ....4 9 .9 9 colorsi Beige, black, burgundy, peach and-rust. Sizes 5-15. iunior place ■J downtown and Parkade. . ’ J 8.99reg. 15.00 • Includes Mattress And Boxspring • All Beautifully Ouilted SPORT • A ll Fire-Retardant Odds ’n Ends FAMOUS NAME BRANDS • All Matched Sets JACKETS and TIES MISSES’ FAMOUS MAKER KNIT TOPS • All First Quality COATS Dacron® polyester knit ‘turtles’ and Ban-loh® nylon knit v-neck tops. Beautiful SPORT Reg. $35 to $69.50 BLAZERS Buy 1 At The Buy 1 at fashion basics in colors, galore! Luxurious, soft, full-fashioned. Green Reg. to 27.50 Regular Price, rag. price, powder, peach, red, black, navy, pink, mocha or rust. Sizes 34-38' G ET THE Gatl sportswear, downtown and Parkade. 6.99reg. 12.00 12.99 2nd. ONE FREE! FREE! FLEXKNIT SEAMLESS LIGHT FIBERFILL BRA IMITATION OUTER JACKETS NYLON Reg. NIfW The smooth, natural look no-seam bra at savings you’ll appreciate. White or LEATHER PARKAS $27.95 .....1 9 .9 9 beige. Sizes 32-36A,B,C. underfashions, downtown and Parkade. Reg.$2S-$27 9 40.00 ...... 39.99 4.49reg. 5.50 JACKETS SALE 45.00 ...... 3 3 .9 9 All from our famous manufacturers! Newest Reg. NOW Long.Coats styles! Fleece! Plush! Wdols ?nd Wool Blends! $45.00 ...,.1 9 .« 9 14.991 Fake Leathers! Colors, galore! Beautiful, warm 29.95 ...... IA .99 Reg. NOW MISSES' ACETATE JERSEY BLOUSES $50.00 34.99 chill chasers with pile or quiltHinings. Belted Prints, galore! There’s bound to be several to suit your fancy! Convertible styles! Wraps! Single and. Double Breasted STORE HOURS collars, zip fronts, turtles. Easy-care jersey in sizes S-M-L-XL. accessories. styles! Be early for the greatest selection! Also, Tuesday 10-S:30 5.00Super values! small group of pant coats at 39.99, values to Wed.-Thur.-Fri. 10-9 MANY UNADVERTISEP SPECIALSI Salurdoy 10-S 50.00 coats, downtown and Parkade * Use your convenient Burton’s Charge Card!, EXTRA VALUES ^ BULKY KNIT GLOVES, MITTENS! LEATHER PALMERS' , DOWNTOWN: 9:30 -.5:30 KJon.'-^at, HEADBOARD OR FRAME OPTIONAl DELIVERY 789 Thurs. till 9:00 P.M, i’orchase of these sale priced sets |f you limply connot toko a set Main entitle you to pick from oor w id e. wjth you, we will deliver to your $ Street PARKADE: 10:00 - 6:00 Mon. - Wed. $ 10:00 - 9:00 Thurs. &.Frk selection of headboards or home for the nominol charge of TGreat valuesi MEN'S SHOP ^ J Manchester 49 frames at the spectacular price $ 10. 10:00 - 6:00 Sat. , of $10. (All Sales Strictly Cash (or Master Charge) and Final)

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——PAGE — — TEN — — -^^^f MANCHESTER p—p EVENING ------V HERALD, Manchester, —------Conn , Wed.,^ Jan. ^ 9, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 9, 1974— PAGE ELEVEN Fashions Inf I uenced AFS Chapter Seeks Host Family I Ford Dealers to Mahe ^Bell Ringer^ Awards

■^he American Field Service currently living and studying in students as the AFS extends Ford Motor Company’s Hart­ By Energy Crisis i job requirements or who have Tractor dealer in Hartford the'cornmitee. In addition to Chapter in Manchester is the United States. medical coverage to its ford County Ford, Lincoln- performed outstanding com­ County to sponsor useful and Calia Ford, Inc., and LeBrun- searching for a family to host Aside from food costs and students. Mercury and Ford Tractor munity services," Mike Calia beneficial community projects ah overseas student for the some small incidental While many families par­ Dealer Community Affairs Sichler Ford, Inc., other and Herve y. LeBrun, co- and programs. dealership members are: HETTY RYDER comTng school year, 1974-75. expenses, the host family has ticipating in the AFS program I ■ Committee will hold its second chairmen of the program, said. Women's Editor no financial responsibility. The include children of high school arinual Outstanding Citizens of Last year the committee’s Berlin Auto Sales/Inc., Calia heads Calia Ford, Inc., Brainard Ford Sales, Inc., NEW YORK - The fashion local chapter raises an annual age, any family is eligible to Hartford County awards activities included a concert The major requirement for Hartford, and LeBrun is vice Bristol Lincoln-Mercury, Inc., industry has taken steps to aid fee, which, supplemented by serve as host. Young families program Friday. tour by Coleman Blumfield, an AFS family is simply the president of LeBrun-Sichler Brookman Ford Sales, Inc., the energy crisis by designing a whatever contribution the stu­ have had success in this role, as noted pianist, at Hartfordarea parents concern for and in­ The 18 dealers on the com­ Ford, Inc., New Britain. ” Calvin Ford, Inc., Dillon Sales group of spring and summer dent can afford, covers the it becomes a learning schools; a third annual one-day terest in yoiing people. mittee will honor eight persons Arnold Dean, radio and TV and Ser-vice, Inc., of outfits from fabrics^that can be — program expenses. The student experience for children and beach outing for youngsters, We’ve Named The Baby The student will live with the at a reception and dinner at the personality, will be master of ^^nchester, Mitchell Motors, washed in cold water. receives a monthly allowance parents alike. "Potpourri” ... . Household Hints and Shopping Tips for and presentation for the second family and attend classes at Hotel, Sonesta. Names of the ceremonies at the event and Inc., Monaco & Sons Motor The Federal- Energy Office directly from AFS to f over in­ year of complete tool kits worth Manchester High School. today’s busy woman, to save you time and money. Don’t award winners will be an­ present a “Bell Ringer” award Sales, Moriarty ’ Brothers of has asked all hbmemakers to Giaropussi, Krista Lynn, daughter of Paul M. and Constance cidentals. The deadline for applications $300 each and job offers to top All candidates who apply for miss us — We’re here on the women's page — just for nounced at the dinner. — an engraved bell symbolic of Manchester, Morton Lincoln- adopt cold-water laundering Kudla Giacopassi of 92 Autumn St. She was born Dec. 26 at Host families may take a for this program is Jan. 28. outstanding community service automotive students at three a year’s stay in Hie United Families interested in this you. . - Mercury, Inc., Newman with a cold-water detergent as Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are monthly tax reduction in accor­ “We have chosen eight men — to the eight winners. vocational-technical schools. States are carefullyiScreened at program should call as soon as Lincoln-Mercury, Inc!, Bill a major energy-saving measure Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kudla of Holyoke, Mass. Her paternal dance with provisions made by and women who, in our opinion, The dealer Ijgommittee was AFS Headquarters in New York possible for further information % William Cahill, president of Selig Ford, Inc., T.C. Trudon, in the home. grandparents are Mr.-and Mrs. Paul Giacopassi of Windsor the U.S. Internal Revenue Ser­ have contributed of their time formed by Ford and Lincoln- City. Students come here from and application forms. They Olde Towne Lincoln-Mercury, Inc., Wagner Ford Sales and At the Waldorf Astoria, Locks. ____ vice. The organization makes and efforts far beyond normal Mercury dealers and the Ford over 66countries, and there are sure that host families will not may contact Mrs. Norman Nor- Inc., Windsor, is chairman of Williams Ford, Inc. editors attending the 62nd Press Bugnurki, Nancy Anne, daughter of Frank Jr. and and Bar­ 2,622 students from abroad have to pay medical bills for deen, 357 S. Main St., 646-3855. Avoid messy candles by put­ Week viewed a show which in­ bara Buczek Bugnacki of 73 Wilshire Rd., Vernon. She was born Stop in at the new home of the How about a handwoven scarf •>S . Now... cluded fashions by 11 leading Dec. 16 at Hartford Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. ting them in the refrigerator for PLUSH COW and choose your from The Shoestring to keep ' > 3 Ways to designer-manufacturers, all and.Mrs. Edward Buczek of Meriden. Her paternal grandparents a few hours before using. new lepther handbag. We are you from the cold chilly dramatizing the modern are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bugnacki of 15 Sunset St., Manchester. now located at 744 Main St. next weather! THE SHOE Chorge-ll woman’s demand for a wide She has a lister, Susan, Wz. / I to the State Theater. Telephone STRING, 38 Oak St. Open at K mart range of round-the-clock To The Do It Yourselferg 646-5732. Tuesday-Saturday 10:00 - 5:30. clothes that are easy and in­ Killer, Penny Lin, daughter of Michael K. and Kathleen Are you trying to do your own Thursday til 9 P.M. Closed all [CLEARANCE repairs after the storm expensive to care for and Rittlinger Ritter of 35 Terrace Dr. Ext., Rockville. She was born day Monday. energy saving with cold water Dec. 26 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand­ damage. Frank and Jack can %. When you serve punch be sure machine laundering. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rittlinger of Lakeview Dr., help you on your supplies. Call Read food labels carefully. to add a touch of sherbet to Colorful prints, polyster Vernon. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ritter SALE 643-5144 or stop in at They give valuable information every glass. knits, nylon and cottdn, as well of 42 Sunset Ter., Vernon. MANCHESTER LUMBER about the foods you buy. « CO., 115 Center St. as 100 per cent acrylic were naiioiKiCf’. .OVER 4,000 PAIRS OF Turn spare ribs half way among the fabrics used in through baking time to insure fashionable, dynamic-looking DRESS SHOES - SPORT SHOES - BOOTS even cooking. Try something new. Come in clothes for all occasions. Layers of ice cream with and let us make you a new For the sporty look, casual at­ Recreation Department HANDBAGS your favorite sauce make woman. The girls at Lovely tire, or the out-on-the-town VALUES TO $26.00 elegant parfaits easy. Lady can do great things for ensemble, clothes can be ob­ We have just returned from you. THE LOVELY LADY, 390 tained in fabrics that thrive on Two new classes have been adult education classes, the O N E PRICE Having guests for dinner? New York with a new selection Main St., Manchester. Save 'a dish or two to make at cold water care. added to the Women’s Day Recreation Department of instruction books for your Telephone 649-7666. INTENSIVE CARE® LOTION classes run by the Manchester expects an increased enroll­ the table before their eyes. favorite hobby, may it be 4 Days Only Recreation Department at the ment for all day classes. Par­ TTiey will love the entertain­ erpeheting, knitting or 10-oz.* bottle, soothing lotion. Half the sugar in any recipe •Flu id Ounces And for the romantic, the West Side Rec, 110 Cedar St. ticipants are urged to sign up ment. ne^lepoint. Stop in at THE may also be replaced by corn evening wear in this unique Chord guitar for children for classes either by phone or in KNrrTER WORLD and let us AVz-OZ.* GROOM & CLEANS syrup. Reduce liquid in recipe energy-saving collection is ages 10 and up will be offered person this jweek and next help you. Manchester Parkade. 4 Dyas Only designed to be worn by F L O ’S CAKE Telephone 646-4340. by one-third. m _ w \ Keeps unruly hair neat and tame! Wednesday, 3:15 to 4:15, for week. •Flu id Ounces candlelight. The Carlye collec­ DECORATING SUPPLIES, 14-OZ.-WHITE RAIN. KMART* HAIR CARE KMART* SHAMPOO nine weeks at $12; bring your Popuiar classes such as 191 Center St., Manchester, and GVz-OZ.* BROMO SELTZER^ tion for spring ’74 features the 4 Days 4 Days 4 Days own guitar. The class is limited ceramics and belly dancing are 70 Union St., Roclcville. Open 4 Days Only big “wrap-up,” dresses draped Herbal, lemon or Creme rinse or ” Special protein to five children, but additional already filled. An additional Mon.-Sat. 10 A.M. - 5 P.M. regular shampoo.- Fast action for stomach discomfort. or tied to the side with shirring 74^ shampoo. 16-oz.' 44^ formula. 16-oz.* -N e lW I. ♦ classes will be added if needed. belly dancing class is still open •Flu id O unces falling from the shoulders. Thurs. fMi#^.M ., Easy-Sew Two To Knit •Flu id O unces •Flu id o u n ce s Adult chord guitar for on Friday from 9:30 to 11:30. DI-GEL® TABS OR LIQUID The dress with something beginners is also offered on Women are reminded that extra (a jacket) is popular this 4 Days Only Wednesdays from 2 to 3 for mine free preschool recreation is. Always chill pastry mixture 100 tablets or 12-ounce* bottle. season with short cropped •Flu id Ounces ' weeks at $12. Intermediate available to children two and Where before rolling. jackets ot; slightly longer ones chord guitar for those who took older whose mothers attend the Every Day Is JDHNSDN’S BABY OIL just skimming the hipline. with Homer Grasseler or with day classes. Children’s projects SALE DAY ISHOES FOR women! Meat pie is easy to make 4 Days Only Mini-dot border prints, Mrs. Joan Reynolds is offered for this year include kiddie from leftover stew. Simply heat tO-oz.* bottle. Soothes baby skin. dolman sleeves, and on Fridays from 1:30 to 2:30. kalisthenics and arts and and add rounds of biscuit dough. F lu id o u n ce s ,, overblouses reminiscent of the . The other new class added to crafts. .GALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA - MANCHESTER Cook ten minutes in a hot oven. 6-OZ.* WELLA BALSAM* VO-5* HAIR SPRAY 5-DAY*DEODORANT CALM 2* DEODORANT POLY-GRIP® FOR DENTURES’ early forties again hit the the schedule is basic psy­ Call 643-6795 to sign up for NEXT TO HARVEY’S - EXIT 93 AT INTERSTATE 86 4 Days ^ 4 Days 4 Days i m mj^ 4 Days a V n T 4 Days Only Conditioner, reg- m ; 3 7 fashion scene. chology. This is a lecture any classes. Hard-to-hold o r ' Family anti-per- ^ Super dry anti- Adhesive for dentures. 2.6'/<-oz.* Big and Tall Shop, 903 Main ular or with body. « regular. 16-oz.' spirant. 12-oz.* “ f perspirant. 8-oz.*» •N e lW I course dealing with understan­ •Flu id o u n c e s Soft, warm, fragile prints, St., Manchester has every size •N e l w l. •Net W l, ,V2-0Z.* SINEX® SPRAY billowing chiffons and buttons ding human behavior and for every man. Why waste time 4 Days Only and bows are all fused into emotions. The instructors are running around the state ------For stuffiness and congestion. Dr. and Mrs. George Webb, •Flu id o u n ces imart stylish costumes. In all looking for your man’s size? pastor and wife from South tnfe.^collections viewed so far REGAL’S BIG & TALL SHOP a«S-' PY-CO-PAY® TOOTHBRUSH United Methodist Church. Both ,in«»*** 4 Days Only 2 / Ready for Spring Breezes this week during the New York has it, 643-2478. CoutuiN' Business Council have over 17 years experience 00^51 Soft-textured, gentle to gums, I in psychological counseling and Double-edged double-knit is dynamite with its braid trim presentations, one thing is evi­ have continued study in this Special For Senior Citizens [HECECBaa for contrast. Double-breasted, too, it’s a winning bid from dent — the lopk of the “lady’ 72ALKA-SELTZER* 36 ST. JOSEPH* 100ANACIN»TABS 50DRISTAN*TABS (jeld: nine weeks, $12. 4 Days LimH Count Romi. has returned. Need perking up? PARISIAN 4 Days 4 Days 4 Days gm -jn 3Pkgt BRUSH ROLLERS Due the delay in evening COIFFURES at 55 Oak St. will Tablets. Conven­f4 3 Children's aspi For relief from j r i Decongestant for # with offer on any Monday, Tuesday, ient foil packs. -rin. Safety cap.' headache or paln.f sinus or colds. « Coupon V Wednesday or Thursday a 5485 Varied size and number. Our shampoo and set for $2.50 and a Good only Jan 9-12,19 74 ^ \ haircut, if needed, for $1.50 Knit m m i T E i a Servicemen more or a permanent including shampoo and haircut and set for 40 ROLLER PINS Air Force Sgt. Robert J. $9.00. Tel 643-9832. 4^ . ^ With Surdell Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Coupon ^ Robert Surdell Sr. of Brown’s .^ -O Z .* NYQUIL* VICK’S FORMULA 44-D* 40M0DESS* NAPKINS Good only Jan. 9-12,1974 Brown or black pins. Bridge Rd., Rockville, recently Up and down is the best mo­ S6W - 4 Days A 4 Days 4 Days Vick's nighttime Decongestant lor- f # V Regular or su­ COUPON^ aided in the rescue of two Air tion when beating mixtures. S i i f r cough medication.# mula. 3 ozs per. Save. PBELL«SH A I^00 Force sergeants who became •Flu id o u n c e s •Flu id o u n c e s Limit 1 lost while hunting in the Pecos with “ 9 0 0 o a Coupon ^ Wilderness northeast of Santa Watch for Buettners Cash and 1330< mmm Open 6 Days - Thursday Nights ’til 9: Small'Medium-Large^ 5486 Fe. N.M. Carry Special. Take some Concentrate. 7 ounces.* S gt. S u rd e ll, a c o m ­ flowers home to spruce, iip the You’ll not only find thi.-! Knit a poncho for your­ Good only Jan. 9-12,1974 -NeiWi. munications specialist with the house. BUETTNERS apron ea.sy to sew, but. self and another for your 1 E c m a i a B 1.960th Communications FLORIST, 1122 Burnside Ave., also, easy to wear! No. daughter! No. 5485 has Store 1330 with PMOTO-OUinE ir. knit d i r e c t i o n s f o r i LimH 3 13-OZ: AQUA NET* Squadron at Kirtland AFB, East Hartford. in Snail, Mcoii; ’. or M other’s Pon !' 5.' No. N.M., helped man the Military o e Lar(ie Size.-Mediuin (12- 5486 has knit directions with ^ 0 0 Affiliate Radio System mobile 14) . . . l ’(i yards 45- for D aughter’s Poncho. . Coupon ^ Popular new knit fabrics ineh. TWO SEPARATE PATTERNS. communications vehicle which Wide pose new problems in upkeep, Regular or hard-to-hold. was used to coordinate civilian Patterns available only TO ORDER, send 606 for each pat­ Good Only Jan 9-12,"1974 -i3-or Nel wl according to. Becky Culp, ■ in sizes shnwv. tern, plus 156 lor first-class post- w m m and military search efforts. ag^e and handling. clothing specialist with the TO ORDER, send 756 for naGh pit- J AND J* POWDER BABY LOTION TONI* PERMANENT FAMILY CREST* The sergeant is a 1968 Texas A^cultural Extension tern, plus 356 for lirst-etass post­ Sue Burnell, Maneheeler 14-0Z.*LISTERiNE* graduate of Ellington High Service. Some loosely woven age and handling. tivening Herald, 1150 AVE. OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, ^ J 2 3 >0 with ^ ^ 0 School. Sue Burnell, .Maneheeler Da’ Ea. Buy For Now Evening Herald,- 1130 AVE. N.Y. 10036. vZ OE AMERICAS, NEW YORK, Johnson's gentle baby Johnson's smooth lotion Lasting, easy to give. With lluoristan. Mint or Print Name, Address with ZIP powder. 14- oz.*can. for babies. 16-ounce.* Regular, super or gentle. regular. 8K-07S.* Mother’s N.V. 100.36. COOEyind Style Number. IN otices • N e lW I .' ' •Flu id O unces •N e lW I. SoodonlyJan. 9-12,1974 Coupon for FREE Pat­ Print Name, Address with Z'P College Notes or , J Court of Probate CODE, Style Number and Size. tern is in the ’73 -Fall & District of Manchester Wear it wrth pride . , . cherish it always. The^wo bands of 14 karat gold signify hus­ Coupon for FREE Pat­ Winter 68-page ALBUM. NOTICE TO CREDITORS tern is in the ’73 Fall & Only $1.00 a copy. band and wifV. . . in turn, the ban^ are joined\fogether by the synthetic birthstone ALSO THESE BOOKS AT $1.00 EACH. VITAMIN Winter Basic f a s h io n . Later, And ESTATE OF RAYMOND J. Price . . . $1,00 a copy. No. a-11 5 -G IF T S TO MAKE. Many Four’ Manchester area ot the month toXeach child in the family. THERE iS O NLY ONE "MOTHER'S RINQ." CAMPBELL gills, for friends lind family. students have been named to Pursuant to an order of Hon. William ^<:Also iend for No. 1500 No. a -t18-B LU E RIBBON GUILTS. E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be ADVENTURES IN- SEWING. Contains siiteen lo«ely guilts. the dean’s list for the fall IT IS so distinctive,\$^o unique, that is has been ^awarded U.S. Patent “ 186,183. Ask tor presented to the fiduciary named below , Hints to .give, garments No. a-1 1 7 -. GUILTS ON PARADE. semester at Marietta (Ohio) on or before April 4,1974 or be barred by a professional look. $1.00. Directions lor siiteen quilts. Save 30 to 50%! law. The fiduciary is: No. a-1ia-GRANDM0THER'S FtOW- College. They are Gary S. Ben­ to 50% it 1^ name, confirm it \ y its identifying tAg. . Bose Campbell ER OUILTS. )B fasclnalidg qallti. son of 396 Hackmatack St.; 713 Hartford Road \ > \ v/ ■ ’ ' • • . Manchester, Conn. Ronald M. Dearstyne of 62 06040 Garnet Ridge, Rockville; 1-A-DAY* VITAMINS 1-A-DAY* WITH IRON VITAMIN E’ 1001.U. VITAMIN‘E’ 2 0 0 1.U. VITAMIN‘E’ 400 100P0LY-VI-S0L* ' 4 Days 4 Days Richard A. Bunce of 324 Slater Court of Probate 4Days, 4 Days 4 Days . 4 Days St., South Windsor; and Boys^ and Girls^ Heavy Wear District of Manchester 100-tablet size o,182 f' .100 tabs, multiple2 0 7 100 capsules of J47 100 capsules of 2 9 7 100 capsules of 3 9 7 Kiddle tablets in -ft ' multiple vitamins.!i.M vitamin with iron. natural-vitamin E. 1 natui'hl vitamin E. I natural vitamin E circus shapes. Michael Steppe of 53 SUnnyview NOTICE TO CREDITORS Dr., Vernon, IF YOU DIDN’T RECEIVE A MOTHER’S RING FOR ESTATE o f 'FLORENCE M. KOHLS Coats • Snowsuits - Jackets CHRISTMAS, WHY NOT COME IN AND BUY ONE FOR Pursuant to an order of Hon. William E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must bd SALE presented to the fiduciary napied below YOURSELF. \ . on br before April 4,1974 or be barred by law. The fiduciary is: Fi’fial Notices. Edward W. Hutchinson Large Group of Girls’ 24 Munro Street Manchester, Conn. ' 4 Court of Probate 06040 • District of Manchester USE YOUR, CREDIT 100FLINTST0NES* FLINTST0NES*W/IR0N 100 UNICAP* 90 UNICAP M* UNICAP* CHEWABLE BABYPOLY-VI-SOL* Dresses, Skirts, Slacks, 4 Days 4 Days 4 Days 4 Days 4 Days 4 Days NOTICE TO CREDITORS Court of Probate District of Manchester Chewable multiple' too chewable vi­ Vitamin formula. J6 7 Iron and mineral. J7 7 100 tablets plus J67 SOcc's, babies' ESTATE o r ANN D, STEEVES, vitamins.Charge it.i tamins with Iron., Get 24 more free. .Get 30 more free 24 more free. vitamin drops. 7 ® ^ Deceost^ NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of Hon. William and Sets, Body Suits, E, EilzGcrald. Judge, all claims must be ESTATE OF MARGARET R. DWIRE presented to the fiduciary named below Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Mm on or before March 20. 1974 or be barred E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be by law. The fiduciary is; presented to the fiduciary named below and Hats on or before April 3.1974 or ttsbarred by \Harvey B. Steeves . • 226'Woodbridge Street law. The fiduciary is: ^ " Phyllis D. Wilson PROGRESS ‘ Manchester. Conn. Mon., Tues., Wed. 10 AM-6 PM m O6O4O 756 Middle Turnpike East Manchester, Conn. Jhurs. & Fri. 10 AM - 9 PM Large Group of Boys’ 06040 Court of Probate Sat. 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM District of Manchester Court of Probate NOTICE TO CREDITORS ’ YOU CAN BE SURE AT SHOOB’S District of Manchester VITAMINS W/IRON 100CHEWABLES CHEWABLES W/IRON 100 VITAMIN C CHEWABLE VITAMIN C Slacks and 100 MULTIPLES ESTATE OF LftLIAtf F. DEMEUSY, NOTICE TO CREDITORS * 4 4 O ^ 4 7 .Deceased 2 For S 7 ^ Days 2 fo,V« Days gC, For g U.V 68* ESTATE OF ROGER W. MURAWSKI Pursuant to an ordei of Hon. William K mart* brand dietary vi­ 100 K mart* rtiultiple vita­ Fruit-tlavored animal­ 100 cherry-flavor anlmal- 250-mg. of ascorbic acid. 100 tabs, 250-mg. K marl* E. FitzGerald. Judee, all claims must be 917 MAIfJ STREET—MANCHESTER^ Pursuant to an order Of Hon. William 100 C, 500-mg...... 670 brand, chewable. • presented to the fiduciary named below E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be tamin supplement. min, plus Iron, tablets. shaped multiple vitamins.; sha1>e multiple vitamins." Slack Sets presented to the fiduciary named below on or before March 20, 1^4 or be barred LADIES DRESS SHDP Open THURS. TO 9 F.M. on or before April 4,1974 or be barred by /J by law The fiduciary is: Copyright O 1974 bv f>. S. KRESGE Company Philip L. Demeusy Regulars and Slims law. The fiduciary Is: Tai. 643-9Q1B 67 Suffolk Street Katherine MurawskI MANCHESTER CROMWELL SOUTHINGTON East Hartford, Conn. In Cottons and Corduroys 149 Campfletd Road EODTE 88, TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. N O W 4 WATERBURY Manchester, Conn. 239 Spencer St. 881 W olcott St. 43 Shunpike Rd. 410 Queen St. (Route 10) Neor 1-84, lilt 32 06040 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS (Silver Lane) Oppoilte Nougatuck Molt At Intersection ot Rt. 7} and 9 I

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PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn!. Wed., Jan. 9. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jah, 97 1974— PAGE THIRTEEN Tolland President 61 Today Aging Drug Addict Disney Attjendance Down \Energy Crisis Hotline I I Manchester SAN CLEMENTE, Calif. “Bebe” Rebozp of Key BURBANK, Calif, (UPL) - from the same period in 1972. .(■UPI) — Today is President Biscayne, Fla. Becoining A Problem Fewer spectators turned out in The Florida attraction was Starting tonight, Connecticut residents will be able to ! 'I Hospital Nixon’s. 61st birthday, and a The President has remained Dr. Purnell Stays On the last quarter of 1973 at both visited by 1.9 million persons, small gahering of family arid mostly out public view during ^ call a tolLfree telephone number with any questions about S Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif., down 4.8 per cent from the I Notes friends are expected to his stay here, and he has been lijithe energy crisis. The staff of the state’s Energy S By LK.STER € . KJOS _ tological Association in Miami and Walt .Disney World in . previous year. As Health Director celebrated it with him at La ’ cooped up more than he likes by §;.Emergency Agency will man the phones 24 hours a day to MI^MI (UPl) — When a drug recently: Orlando, Fla., Walt Disney Casa Pacifica. the heavy rain]fc. Aides say his The dropoff was more i:-; respond to inquiries. :|:j Discharged ’Tuesday: Ray­ addict gets old, he doesn’t just “He d(gs himself into the Productions said Monday. dramatic during the Christmas- A birthday cake, was being 13-day stay has been marked by community and maintains a low From Oct. 1 to DecT 31, the VIVIA\KEN.\ESON , per capita if the town does the Residents can call the agency toll-free, from anywhere mond Allard, 89 Hilltop Dr.; baked for a small dinner party disappear, as it sometimes New Year’s holiday period, — concentrated work, ifiostly in profile, thereby, avoiding Anaheim park drew 1.7 million , '(^orrHNpomlent same. * g in the state, at 1-800-842-9550. Residents in the Hartford S Mary Kralovich, Gilead Rd., in the President’s honor, the seems. He fades away. 13.8 per cent in Anaheim and 8.9 Andover; Barbara Brifre, 20 seclusion. He confers with harassment, arrest and public persons, a drop of 3.9 per cent per cent in Orlando. T. I. 875-4704 Burokas believes that a com­ garea can reach the agency by dialing 549-3720. guests to include his wife, aides by telephone. Dr. Emil F. Pascarelli, direc­ Carriage Dr:; Lurley Miller, attention. He has decreased his Dr.. Marjorie Purnell has prehensive study, should be Agency Administrator Eckardt C. Beck said he and eldest daughter Tricia Cox and His health is described by his tor of community health ser- agreed to stay on - as health made to determine the pros and RFD 4, Coventry; Jeanne , vices at Roosevejt Hospital in illegal and antisocial behavior, g others on his-staff will take an active role in talking with ijii •his clqse friend, Charles G' aide as “very good.” but he is still there, and he director for Tolland while a cons of health district, Gagnon, East Hartford; New York City, says the jj: citizens about the energy crisis. He urged state residents needs help,” he said. committee studies the forma­ professional health director, Charles Lankford, 120D Rachel problem of the elderly addict is Sto telephone the agency or write to him at the State Ar- ?: Rd.; Patricia Bettinger, 29 Pascarelli said of 330 persons NOTICE tion of a health district with and professional sanitarian. Sjmory, Broad St., Hambfci, 06115. ' i-i: growing more serious every area towns. Any interested resident who Foster Dr., Vernon. YOU MAY NEED year and within the next two in treatment at Roosevelt The decision was reached at a would like to serve on the . Also, Judy Richard, East decades could multiply Hospital, three were over 70, Notice is hereby given that the Annual three over 60 and 31 over 50. meeting called by John proposed committee should Hartford; Jean McConnell, 30 drastically. Meeting of the Stockhdiders of the Odd Fellows’ Burokas, Board of -Selectmen contact any of the selectmen. Tower Rd.; Carol Coppinger, Pascarelli called for more He said as an addict became SICKROOM SUPPLIES older, jhe frequently switched Building Association of Manchester, Inc. will be chairman, with Selectmen Sex Education East Hartford; Sandra attention to the lifelong user of held at the Odd Fellows’ Building, Wednesday, FitzPatrick, Rt. 83, Vernon; from heroin to a substitute such Stewart Joslin and Helen The Rev. Betsy Reed, heroin and other drugs, despite Police Report Tanya and Rhonda Escavich, 38 as a drug called hydromophone, January 16, 1974 at 8 P.M. for the choice of r Wanat, and Dr. Purnell. minister of Christian education such users’ lack of visibility. three Directors, each to hold office for the term In return, the board members Norwood St.; Raymond “The old-time addict, usually which he still obtained from a of the United Congregational street pusher. of three years, to hear the reports of Officers agreed to ask the full board at Bourret, 124B Sycamore Lane;- a loner, doesn’t just die or give Church, has announced that, a Cfieryl Barnett, 42 Margaret “The street-wise qlder addict and Directors, and the transaction of any other its Jan. 15 meeting to appoint a sex education program for up drugs,” Pascarelli said at a MANCHESTER released on a $150 non-surety Rd.; William Pietrowski, 56B — remember he is among a business proper to come before said meeting. Health District Study Com­ junior high school age students meeting of the National Geron- Richard Caron of 34 Butler bond with court date Jan. 28. House Dr.; Walter Marquarot, group of elite survivors — is mittee which would look into and their parents will be held Rd. reported to police that $580 —Timothy Guard, 24, of 368 Wethersfield. aware of the poor quality of the feasibility of joining with Sunday at 7;30 p.m. at the Patrol Perimeter Of Heathrow Airport CLAiRENCE S. ASPINWALL which he had hidden under a Adams St., was charged heroin, its low potency and the other nearby towns to.jirovide Religious Education Building. ' ' I Secretary & Treasurer ^mattress and an 1884 $10 gold Tuesday with operating a motor SIGN of the wintertime . dangers of overdose syn­ Police with dogs and troops patrol a road on the perimeter better public health services by Area physicians. Dr. Charles pians to shoot down aircraft with service-to-air missiles. Manchester, Conn. piece was taken sometime vehicle without a license and couldn’t be more apt. The _ Unlike other native turtles, Social drome,” Pascarelli said. having a qualified, full-time O’Connell and Dr. Lyman Fogg the snapper cannot pull its of London’s Heathrow Airport which has ben under tight (UPI photo) Tuesday night. failure to carry his registration. scene is a frigid Atlantic health director and a will speak, as will the Rev. beach in Brooklyn. head, legs and tail into its security since Jan. 8 because of fears of Arab terrorist Police said that after a Court date was set for Jan. 21. Security sanitarian. Donald Miller. Two films, “Boy shell. preliminary investigation there —An accident at Center and Dr. Purnell stressed that the to Man” and “Girl to Woman,” needs of Tolland cannot be met will be shown. was no evidence of a forced en­ Winter Sts. at 2:10 p.m. 3 Ways to on the same basis as in the past. try into the residence. The case Tuesday resulted in both cars The program, originally Q; I have been a self- Charga-lt The town has grown, is still is under investigation. being towed from the scene and schedule for 3 p.m., is opened employed barber for the past 30 at K mart growing, and requires the ser­ both parties involved -being FLETCHER GLASS CO. to interested persons. years. I plan to retire in June vices of trained professionals. Albert DeVaux, 65, of 444 treated for minor injuries at Revenue .Sharing when I become 65. In selling my In a health district, costs can be Center St. was charged Manchester Memorial Town Manager John Harkins Over 25 Years ol Experience | MANCHESTER shop and all my equipment to shared by member towns and Tuesday with operating a motor Hospital’s emergency room. has announced that a revenue . another barber, what proofs the state will provide one dollar vehicle while his license and They were both released. Auto - Plate - Window GlaM - MIrrora - Glass We carry an outstanding selec­ sharing check in the amount of registration was under suspen­ must I bring to the Social $38,222 has been received.- Furniture Tops - Picture Framing - Fireplace & tion of items for the sickroom, Security office when I file for sion. He Was released on a $150 The parties involved were Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work Board of Education non-surety bond with by the finest brands. Come in retirement benefits? The Board of Education will Edith White, 51, of South Wind­ A. In addition to proof of your GOOD CAN D Y M 2 CRAYO NS appearance in Circuit Court 12, sor, and Stephen Cassano, 31, of Reg. 104 Ea. Cracker Reg. 154.Non-toxic cray­ meet at 7:30 this evening. Items Collector’s Items today for all your health needs. age and your Social Security Coal Miner Manchester, scheduled for Jan. Cushman Dr. Cassano was Jack,® or candy .74 Ea. ons. Coloring fun...... 74 on the agenda include a report Danish Plates number we will need a copy of 21. issued a written warning for Manchester And don’t forget, we deliver on the energy committee, adop­ 649-4521 Presidential your 1973 tax return and a Demands tion of a contingency plan for an failure to grant the right of prescriptions to your door at no receipt showing that your in other Manchester Police, way, police said. Decanters extra week of vacation in Nullne • Social Security taxqs for 1973 reports: —The Philip McGehan Estimates Gladly Given extra charge. For prescriptions, Rejected February, and action on retur­ Reproductions^ were paid. And the bill of sale « —Ronald Gebel, 29, of _45 residence at 27 Concord Rd. Open Thurs. & Fri. till 9 P.M. call 649-4541 ning to the regular school hours Goodwin St. was charged Sat. till 5 P.M. of your barber shop. LODON (UPI) - Prim e was apparently broken into in early March, f Tuesday with operating a motor Plastics in Stock Q. My brother, who was a Minister Edward Heath’s sometime Tuesday night with Vs” - 3/16” - Vs” The board expects to go into vehicle while under the in­ 54 McKee SL, Manchester bachelor, died last month and I government told Britain’s 260,- the only loss being $6 from MANCHESTER DRUG executive session at 8:35 to in­ fluence of alcohol. He was (Off Center Street) Stock Sheets or Cut was appointed executor of his 000 coal miners today it will not terview two candidates for the McGehan’s daughter’s bank. Sizes 717 MAIN STREET ^ estate. I understand Social ARTIFICIAL surrender to their pay high school principal post. Security pays a death benefit. demands. What inust I do to collect this Lord Carrington, named by benefit? Heath Tuesday to the new crisis OPEN DAILY 10-10 W ED., THURS., FRI., SAT. A. It will be necessary to ob­ /10 BALLOONS Now... { SPRIN G aOVHERS post of secretary of state for tain a short form certificate of Selection of colorful Reg. 104. Package of 10 energy, said, “there is no single 3 Ways to | appointment as executor from plastic flowers.....74 Ea. large balloons...... 74 member of the government who durgo-lt I Probate. Court. You will also 4 Days feels there could be a settle­ at K « r t I need a death certificate, your ment outside Phase III.” YOUR brother’s Social Security ac­ Little - girl outfits He was referring to Phase III count number, an itemized of easy -• care of the government’s Nixon- receipted funeral bill. In the fabrics. Cheery, style anti-inflation curbs which CHOICE event you have not paid the fun colors. In went into effect last November. funeral expenses you may toddlers’ sizes. YOUR They set ceilings on pay IT authorize a direct payment to hikes. But both the coal miners the funeral director. You may and 29,000 railroad engineers file a claim at any Social CHOICE have demanded pay boosts Security office. exceeding these limits. / B . \ . \ K O I . Q. I’m planning to retire later DRESS^ this year, but I’m worried about proving my age for Social Heath gave Carrington, 54, SLACKS Security retirement benefits. one of his closest advisers and The only proof I have is a nota­ troubleshooters, supreme FOR MEN tion of my birth in a large fami­ authority over coal, electricity, ly bible, but my sister who has gas, oil and nuclear energy the bible lives in Chicago. supplies, all of which are grave­ Should I have her send the bible ly threatened by slowdowns by to me? the coal miners and railroad A. No, it would be easier and, engineers. less expensive for both of you if 4-OZ/ BUBBLES y2"x800" TAPE They have hit fuel stocks and your sister took the bible to a railroad services and forced the .Reg. 144. Blow bubbles, Reg. 194. Cellophane 4 Days Social Security office near her has wand inside...... 74 tape, dispenser...... 74 government to put industry on a home. They would copy it, cer­ three-day work week. The tify its authority, and then mail 0RL0N ® YARN SPRINGPRINTS FOR UPHOLSTERY PIN-OP LAMPS government said Tuesday a COLORFUL BOOKS H AN D Y NOTIONS Double^knit poly­ •the information to our olfice. total of 915,000 workers so far Reg. 4/97e. Dura-bound ester flares with Q. 1 plan to stop working Reg. ^ 4 7 Reg. Reg. 9 7 Reg. 484-594. Sewing 1.8 8 g 1.88 Yd. 3 7 4.96 * has been laid off as a result. 24-page storybooks. TV Ban-RbI* waist­ March 1. Can you tell me what m 4 Days « « y u . Carrington said in a radio needs, tracing wheel, Yard characters..... 174 ea. pins, elastic...... 274 ea. band. Solid colors proofs are necessary for me to broadcast interview, “I believe and fancies. bring to the Social Security of­ Machine wash and dry. 9- Yummy spring colors ^on Heavy-weight fabric. 54” Colorful accents for you '/wAyW«44. • VAmjm we can get through the winter fice whk^ I file for retirement pz.* Orion* acrylic. Colors. easy-care fabrics. 36‘ w1de. wide, 5-to-1?-yard lengths. rooms. Choice of designs. ....[WW K in artlDiscount ...... COUPON ...... tU . *bu Poni Reg. T.M. ’Net. Wt. without a breakdown of energy "A benefits?. supplies,®but it is a very bad A. You should bring your situation.” 5x7” COLOR ENLARGEMENTS So.cial Security account w m number, proof of your age, and '-if s - Double-Insulated He pledged: “I have got to your earnings for 1973 and up to For Safety keep this country going through For 97t the time you retire in 1974. the crisis.” M o o a CEMEI FUN GOLDFISH Only ■Q. When I become 62 later Reg. 184 Ea. Goldfish for But the government appeared \ Reg. 264. Plastic cement this year, I want to retire and glues toy models.1H. oz8.74 your aquarium...... 74 to be heading into an early get Social Security benefits, but , showdown with both the coal From Focal® or Kodacolor® negatives or slides. I can't find, any document to miners and railroad engineers. " Not available from 110 or foreign film. prove my date of birth. Now Before meeting the full < Coupon Must Accompany Order! what can I do? CLEARANCE National Executive Committee A. Get in touch with any of the National Union.'of Social Security office, and the Mineworkers later today," V, people th^rAwill be glad to help H Empl_oyment Secretary you. Although you may‘not have William Whitelaw ' said the a copy of a birth ,or baptismal 50% OFF government will not go above FILE CABINET IK -y ‘ record, one of these may still be SCATTER RUGS ROOM SIZE RUG ^ CIRCULAR SAW the 16.5 per cent pay hike it has shown on official records. If ON FIREPLACE ENSEMBLES, TOOL SETS offered the, miners because M E N 'S SW EATERS DRESS SHIRTS HIEH’S SPORT COATS Reg. Reg. ^ Q f P BOYS'TEE SHIRTS not, there are other documents, 5 7 Reg. R ^ . ^^M^977 DECORATIONS, ACCESSORIES "otherwise, we shall suffer such as a census record, a 3.44 2T.96 ' 16.99 21.88 from even faster wage in­ 37 6 7 ^ B 7 7 'c school record, or an insurance M 4 Days 4 Days flation.” policy, that can be used to es­ Fringed 22x34” or 24x34” SVixlIVi" continuous fila­ 4 Days 4 Days 37.88 7 ’/« ’’ cuts up to 2" lumber. 29x15x18”, 2-drawer metal tablish your age. nylon cut pile or shag rugs. ment nylon rug. Waffle back. Hog. 7.67 V«” Electric DrtN ....j§.2;7 cabinet. Walnut-finish front. Men's polyester/nylon knits.- Twp-button polyester double ^5 Crew-neck, short-sleeve tee Have a question about Social with U o r‘‘V necklines. Man’s Reg. 1.44 Ties...... 97c knits. Solids, patterns. shirt with pocket. Cotton. M • !,nf: Security and its retirement, I Painting survivors, disability or® i Painting 4 Cereal Bowit DOT Meeting Medicare benefits? Write to : Velvet Painting I 4-10" dinner Plates 3 DISHCLOTHS ROTO SUDE-Tim 9 7 4 1; "i .Questions & Answers, Social Rescheduled Security Office, 65'7 Main 4 Cups aiid sauegrs ma 4 Bread and Butter Plates For Feb. 13 Reg C Reg. Street, East Hartford, 06108. 884 W' ■ Pkg. -f 1.73 M The Connecticut Department 013 I f mt 4 Days of Transportation (DOT) has INolioe 3 bulky-knit cotton 13x15" Universal tray holds 100 rescheduled a public meeting dishcloths. Stripes. Court of Probate on the department’s proposed slides, fits most projectors; District of Manchester Greater Hartford Transporta­ m s NOTICE TO CREDITORS tion Plan for Feb. 13, at 7:30 ESTATE OF LENA M. FREGIN, p.rq. at the Muncipal Building i ALUMINUM Deceased 774'i Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Crajl Hearing Room. E. FitzGerald. Judee. all claims must be The meeting was originally ! WARE presented to the fiduciary named below Master I Reg. 434 Ea. - 4 Days WOMEN'S SHOES KHEE-HICH HOSE BABY’S. TOTS SOCKS JEANS FOR ROYS ' on or before April 7,1974 or be barred by WASTEBASKET MELAMINE SET WICKER SALE scheduled for Thursday night, law.' The fiduciary i^: FLOaR FINISH but .was postposned because of .1 Muffin pan, cake pan, loaf Reg. Harold C. Norton a testimonial dinner planned i pan, and others. Our Reg. 0 8 7 Reg. 3 ^ 7 Mill Stream Road . Reg. Reg. Reg. c PAINT RY NUMRER FRAMED PICTURES 3.97 884 3 Prs. Prs. Ilobron. Conn. 1.47 C 47 97 for Dr. Nicholas Marzialo, Y f 6.57 884 4 Days ' former town health director. 4 Days 944 for 4 Days Reg. c Reg. )27 Deputy Transportation Com­ Brown Vinyl moccasin slip-oh M isses'.support knee-high Plain color stretch nylon. Save, Flared westerns. Colors in Belgian lace-design plas­ 20-piece service for 4. Dish­ 27-oz.* K mart® acrylic finish, 784 2.88 Court of Probate, District of Manchester 4 Kit missioner James F. Shugrue * with chain ornament., stretch nylon. F its V i-ll. Boys''3/1,11 CpttonSocks’....3/97c denim or potyester/cotton. NOTICE OF HEARING tic waste basket. 16-qt. size. washer-safe, break-resistant. Iron Board Cover .. 1.17 Ea. 3187 •FI.Oz. Decorative 16x20” prints in IVe’ will chair the Feb. 13 meeting,) ESTATE OF' .pUVl2 M. CMARTIER, A Child’s chair, stool or baskets Choice of number kits. Panels, in which the public is en­ Deceased c wood frames. Selection. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William all in natural willow. Charge It. paint, brush, instructions. couraged to comment on the E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated January 4, C o p y rig h t o 1974 by S. S. KRESGE Coropiny N O W 4 MANCHESTER SOUTHINGTON 1974 ^'hearing will be held on an applica­ DQT’s reorganized transporta­ 2 3 9 Spencer St. WATERBURY CROMWELL 881 W olcott St. 4S Shunpike Rd. 410 Queen St. (Route 10) tion praying tor authority to sell certain tion priorities for. the Greater CONVENIENT LOCATIONS (Silver Lane) real estate as in said application on file MANCHESTER SOUTHINGTON Opposite Naugatuck Moll At Intersection of Rt. 72 and 9 Near 1-84, Exit 32 N O W 4 WATERBURY CROMWELL Hartford area. more fully appears, at the Court of 239 Spencer St. 881 W olcott St. 4 S Shunpike Rd. 410 Queen St. (Route 10) Probate on January 21,1974 at 1.0:30 a m. (Silver Lone) Madeline B. Ziebarth, Clerk CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Opposite Naugatuck Moll At Intersection of Rt. 72 and 9 N ear 1-84, Exit 32 A . . i- N PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 9, 1974 ■ ” • MANCHESTER EVENING-HERALD’, Manchester, Conn., Wed,, Jan. 9, 1974 — PAGE FIFTEEN Council To Compile Cancellations Obituaries ff'oniinueil from PUge One) the state and. in turn to the Storm Losses Survey Rockville Public High School tant that all citizens be in­ federal government in the hope canceled its afternoon session today, dismissing the morning ars to formed as to what emergency the area will become eligible Townspeoplte who suffered financial losses to their students at 1 a.m. equipment they should have for federal low-cost loans. The homes in last month’s ice storm crisis were urged today to available; what they should do Chamber will be working with inform town officials of the losses to assist the state in to protect home' heating and the town to obtain such infor­ The m eeting tonight of acquiring federal declaration of .Connecticut as a disaster Reynolds and Wesley Ward water systems in periods of mation from residents who suf­ area. r * long outages; and what some of fered tangible home damages. Circles at South United Leonard Weklind Dies; Town Manager Robert Weiss asked residents to write to the hazards are that can be The deadline for compiling the Methodist Church has been avoided. figures is Jan. 31. him about their losses by the end of next week. His address . canceled and will be UAC Patent Unit Head IS the Municipal Building, 41 Center St. * * rescheduled later. The council is obtaining ideas Presiding at the meeting was and didn’t return until the going TOTgible losses which should be specified could include By Chris Blake Bob Kasparek leading the way, from members," ' Civil Walter S. Kuczek, chairman of got tough in the final three Alexander turned . in another Leftnard F. Weklind, 54, of 109 costs of fallp tree removal, property damage, heating ■ The Adoptive Mothers Wfnter Sports the downstaters started Preparedness officials, town of­ , the energy council. minutes. stellar performance on defense 1 Forest St., director of the pa­ ficers and others as to what to system repairs, l^roken pipe repairs. - ^ meeting tonight at South United Apparently, suefcess h as' sweeping the boards and while the leaping Dodwell came Metohdist Church has been SparketTby two outside shots cashing in on-offensive taps. tent section of the Research include and recommend. Weiss is interested primarily in compiling amounts of Snow today has resulted in spoiled the Manchester up with 11 points and 10 caroms. ‘Sign’ Directive canceled. - from reserved forward John Laboratory Division of the A sense of urgency in com­ nnancial loss to private homes. The Greater Manchester the Northview ski slope Community College basket­ Kasparek, who scored a game Manchester’s win com­ i Dishaw, and a Moore bucket, United Aircraft Corp., died this pleting the project was noted as Chamber of Commerce is taking a survey of local “ \ reopening again for skiers. ball team. Leading by as high 23 points, tapped in a mis-* plicates further the CCCAA Misspelling of the word the Cougars jumped to a 50-40 morning* at Manchester Clark mentioned, and the coun­ “trailer” on a sign at the 'Town businesses to their losses. Criticizes Board Supervised hours tbnight will be sed shot with 51 seconds basketball title race. many as l4 points with four advantage at the 30-minute Memorial Hospital. He was the cil agreed, winter is not over DANBURY (UPI) - Rep. from 6:30 to 9:30. remaining to bring the Hawks Housatonic dropped out of a of Manchester’s newspaper minutes remaining, the mark. The visitors drew within husband of .the late Dorothy M. and “Another storm could William R. Ratchford, D- within four at 66-62. A clutch first place tie and shows a 6-2 recycling station has caused Supervised coasting will be Cougars had to hang on to four as hefty center Howard Larder Weklind. cause power outages.” Danbury, has criticized the rebound by'„’rucker and his two league slate and an 11-2 overall Town Highway Superintendent allowed from 3 to 9 at Center down CCCAA rival Thompson baned home an Mr. Weklind joined the Prior to discussing the two John Burchill to implement a state Board of Education for Springs Park. foul shots iced the verdict. ledger. Manchester is 4-2 in Housatonjc Community offensive rebound. United Aircraft’s patent unit in projects, Clark informed the new policy — All signs must be not providing local school There is still no skating at league play, 9-2 overall, and^se- College, 68-62, last night in a The Cougars piled up 21 fouls 19.47 and became assistant council of Chamber activities approve by his office before boards with guidelines concer­ any of the town-maintained The tempo became faster in cond in the loss column to Mat- director in 1960. He was named during the storm, and praised Case Mt. rugged, foul-plagued contest and Housatonic committed 24 in tatuck. they are installed. ning the conversion to Eastern areas. the next three minutes as the the sloppy contest. The Cougars will get a six- in 1970 to the post he held at the town officials and James- The directive to highway Daylight Time. “Obviously the at Cheney Tech. Hawks went into a fullcourt time of his death. (Continued from Page One) Manchester’s foul shooting was day rest before returning to ac­ “ Dutch” Fogarty, the town’s .4) . • democratic form of state board wasn’t prepared,” A Herculean effort on the press.. At first, the Cougars department employes was a key factqif as they sank 20 of He was born Sept. 24, 1919 in Civil Preparedness director, property.” He insisted the government.” Ratchford said Tuesday. The boards by MCC center Ernie handled it with ease, opening up tion Jan. 14 at Eastern Connec­ prompted by a picture in 25 o p p o rtu n ite s w hile East Chicago, Inc^., and had and Maurice Pass, town energy proper way wouid have been a John EichoUzer, an opponent, former House speaker said he Moore told the story. Moore ticut State College in non­ Tuesday’s Herald, which a- 60-46 lead using the fast Housatonic could only find the lived in Manchester most of his coordinator, in particular. cited “thd many pressure knew the board could not issue corralled a school-record 28 break. league play. The .Cougars depicted a sign informing referendum, “before the . About Town / range 10 times in 24 attempts. life. He was an Army veteran of Clark reported on the townspeople to “Put all papers federal and state grants were groups who now show up in orders to local boards but said rebounds, including 17 in the se­ bested the Willimantlc-based The Little Theatre of On the next Housatonic club in the first meeting World War II and retired with program' instituted last week inside trailer,” referring to a promised.” force for their pet project, yet some action would have cond half When needed most. The only regulars to go the the rank of lieutenant colonel. Manchester will meet tonight possession, Kichnet fouled out between the two, 81-65. wherein the Chamber is acting truck trailer at the recycling Urging acquisition on behaif never attend board meetings on avoided the accidents of some In addition, Moore was full 40 ^minutes were MCC’s He graduated from Purtiue at 8 in the club rooms at 22 Oak and the Cougars troubles began. MunrlieAler (68) as a go-between on complaints station. of their organizations were other agenda items.” students on their way to school Manchester’s top scorer with 15 Stan Alexander and University, La^yette, Ind., and St. to vote on the 1974 budget. With forwards Bob Velky and B F Pts from consumers against gas­ Burchill wasn’t sure who put Althea Potter, president of the Dr. Robert Stanton, speaking in the dark Monday. points. Greg Moody added 11' Housatonic’s Duane Dodwell. Alexander 2 2-2 6 received his law degree from Iverson Leonard F. Weklind oline stations and the state the sign at the recycling station Manchester League of Women for the proposal, said he was and Curt Iverson and Tom 3 4-4 10 the University of Connecticut. Department of Consumer Moore 4 7-8 15 off Olcott St. It was removed Voters; Dr. Stephen Romeo, speaking also for the residents Tucker chipped in with 10 Moody 5 1-3 11 (Herald photo by Gentiluomo) Mr. Weklind was a past presi­ Protection. It was reported that today. chairman of the Chamber of of Timrod Rd. Dr. Stanley I Herald photo by Gentiluomo) Tucker 3 4-5 10 apiece. Kiclinet dent of the Connecticut Patent Mrs. Margaret Joyce, Mrs. only a “handful of inquiries” Commerce Beautification Com­ Milewski, also a proponent, 4 2-2 10 Law Association and a member Cecelia Luster and Miss Dishaw 2 0-0 4 MCC^s Greg Moody Fires Away " had been received and most had Guidelines Approved mittee; Joseph Lawler, chair­ warned the population from PInehurst for Better Meats... Curt Iverson Basket-Boiind The game was by no means a Lomax •1 01 2 of the District of Columbia Bar Theresa Wlekinski, all of East been handled to the mutual man of the Save Case Mt. Com­ New York may expand to New shooters’ dream. The Cougars HARTFORD (UPI) - State With cold weather the demand has increased for Pot Totals 24 20-25 58 and Campbell Council, KofC. Chicago, Ind.; and several satisfaction of both parties. In mittee; Lee McCray,-president England and form one, long Housalohic's Bob'Belky Step Behind shot 32 per cent while the Anthony Toney Gave Too Much Room Environmental Protection Roasts, Beef Stews and Soup Bones. All these items ■•■. - He served on the patent com­ nieces and nephews. this connection it was noted of the Manchester Jaycees; metropolitan area. “We must Hawks weren’t much better at Commissioner Douglas M. Cos- are budget savers which give you*a lot of good meat ilDiiMUlunir (62) mittee of the Nationai Security The funeral is Friday at-8:15 that posted gasoline prices will Betty Eigner of the Manchester preserve the last beautiful area 37 per cent. B F Pts tie says Gov. Thomas J. Meskill at a real saving. Toney Industrial Association. a.m. from the Fitzgerald vary because of the different Junior Women’s Club; Charles of land in Manchester,” he said. 1 1-2 3 Survivors are a son, Joseph Funeral Home, 225 Main St., has approved the department’s After a nip-and-tuck first half Velky 4 1-3 9 sources of crude oil which vary Spaeth, president of Lutz Dr. Douglas Smith, former Redmond 1 0-2 Major Incident Averted guidelines for the evaluation of which saw MCC take a 31-30 A. Weklind of Manchester; a with a Mass at St. James in price and these prices can be Museum Board of Trustees; , chairman of the Chamber’s PAPER TALK Kasparek 9 5-6 23 daughter. Miss Daria Weklind Church at 9. Burial will be in applications for open space., Imported Kraut.:. Ertel Sets Mark lead into the locker room, fouls Thompson 2 0-2 4 passed on through to the con­ and Richard Gowen, coor­ Beautification Committee, McClain funds. Costle Tuesday said the If you like Sauerkraut, try a The news In this column took over for the second half. 1 2-2 4 of Wendall Depot, Mass.; two East Cemetery. sumer. Foreign crude, for dinator of the Manchester urged acquisition. “The advan* Dodwell 5 1-4 11 proposed guidelines will enable pound of this special Im­ comes from our January 4th MCC forward Bob Kichnet Garde • ' 3 0-4 6 brothers, Chester Wlekinski Friends may call at the example, is much higher than Youth Council. . tages far outweigh the trivial his staff to determine the port...It’s really differenti warehouse bulletin..."The In Track Opener picked up his fourth foul in the Kindzierski 0 0-0 0 and Joseph Wlekinski, both of funeral home Thursday from 2 domestic crude, and in the Frank Utakis and Betty disadvantages,” he said. Soviets Win Point merits of each application for This week we have a new unfortunate newspaper and initial two minutes of the half iSy-i Totals MunSter, Ind.; three sisters, to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. East, most suppliers of gasoline Sadloski, representing the Also for the purchase were 26 10-24 • 62 state funding. Costle said German style from television blurbs regarding Score at half MCC 31-30 depend^on South -American or Manchester Property Owners Dave Dumaine, Vincent Kelly, Highlighting the East Catholic indoor track team’s other foreign sources. there’s approximately $1.8 FIRST PRIZE .the shortage of bathroom Association, spoke against the Ronald Schlank and Aemon opening meet win was the performance of junior Mark On New Haven Ice However, it was felt by the million in uncommitted bond paf)ef was apparently not Pauir*.a i^ P . Vasalonus ■proposal. . Flanagan. Ertel, who set a school record in the high jump clearing council that stations might post fund monies but virtually all founded In fact, but It was /Bank Officer Paul P. Vasalonus, 76, of 14B Utakis said the,. MPOA is Lean Shank the prices of gasoline-more con­ those funds .will be used on Flanagan relieved the tension very damaging In that It the bar at 6-2. East won the meet over South Catholic, 53- NEW HAVEN (UPI) —- The touring Soviet hockey team Garden Dr. died Tuesday at “unalterably opposed” to the Found Dead spicuously. They also felt that project applications now on file and drew laughs when he said, started a run on the shelves 36. defeated the New Haven Nighthawks of the American Manchester Memorial manner the hoard is foliowing SOUP BONES too many m-otorists are in the departm ent’s land “If I represent anyone — it’s of grocery stores. Other Eagle winners included Hockey League 8-5 Tuesday night before a sellout crowd of Hospital. He was the husband of for the acquisition. with meat on Indians Roll Up Lead acquisition unit. senior Captain Stan Zatkowski ROCKVILLE - George R. “panicky” as there have been “The people should have "a my dog..My dog and I enjoy Our major suppliers...Scott, 8,8W, but not before an international incident was narrow­ Chase, 40, of Robert Sf., Mrs. Margaret Kupchunas reports of pepple^“topping off walking Case Mt. I’m selfish. in the 60-yard dash, sophomore ly Verted. Vasalonus. ‘•- say,” he insisted. “There’s still P&G and KImbprIy Clark Somers, assistant treasurer of .their tanks” with as little as 85 Post Signs Save it for me and my dog — if lb. Joe Burinskas won the 1000- Mr. Vasalonus was born Jan. time for a referendum. If it’s a 99^ assure us there Is no the Savings Bank of Rockville cents worth of gas. WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - not for future generations.” problem...jtist that the yard run, sophomore Mark Russia held a 2-1 lead at the. 15, 1897 in Lithuania, son of good purchase, you needn’t be Skehan captured the mile run and manager of its Somers Clark announced that The Connecticut Chapter of the afraid of a referendum.” Braising logistics of the situation pre­ 4:22 mark of the second period Peter and Anna Tomasaitis Also backing the acquisition while junior Jim Giulietti won King’s Win branch, was found dead members of the Manchester American Automobile Associa­ Mrs: Sadloski said, “Our vent any wholesalers or And Hold On for Win when referee Terry Pierce Vasalonus, and had lived in . were Truman Cowles, Roger the two-mile run, and Tuesday in his car parked in the Independent Garage Owners tion says a number of Hartford main argument is your SHORT RIBS retailer from replenishing his called a delay of game penalty Manchester for 60 years. Lemelin, Edward Dennis and sophomore Brian Foley took garage at his home. - Association have formed an ad­ area gas stations have posted avoidance of a public referen­ very lean and meaty stock as fast as the retail With Blitz on Soviet goaltender Aleksandr Before retiring in 1969, he had Hayden Griswold Jr. first place in the 300-yard event. Ends .Career before swinging the momentum Sidelnikov for deliberately pin­ State Police were sent to the visory committee to work with signs listing the hours they sell dum. Avoiding it means you’re trade have been buying It By Len Auster half, while Carlson added 17 (15 been employed as a woolen Results: back its way. Maloney brought games as far as I can see.” NEW YORK (UPI) - The ning the puck against the board , house after he failed to appear the Chamber in the area of un­ gasoline. “The signs,should afraid it could lose. What will Mrs. Michael Swetzes, an op­ out." THE HAGUE (UPI) - Dutch in thq first half), Feeney (16) at'work. Police said the car was spinner at the Holland Machine lb. 60-yd dash: 1. Zatkowski (ECI, 2. the margin back to eight, 69-61, Manchester committed 24 Los Angeles Kings used their with his skate. fair trade practices such as tie- combat panic buying by in­ happen when the people learn ponent of the proposal, said, Foley (ECl, 3 Zaccaro (Si :07.0 speedskating ace Ard Schenk At first, the Manchester and Koepsel hit for 10. Co.)i^ast Hartford, for many scoring an uncontested layup turnovers, but most were by own version of the blitz locked in the garage and the in sales, two-pricing and dicating the hours motorist^ they can’t trust you?” . “We have lots of land npw we 60.yd hurdles: 1 Pasacatando ISI, 2 has decided to end his skating High basketball team had Manchester also won the battle motor was not running when years. Ertei lECl. 3. Kuduk (S) :09.1. after receiving a length of the reserves who just weren’t Tuesday night to beat the New At. this point, Soviet coach excessive pricing of gasoline. can expect to find the gas sta­ She said she isn’t sure she aren’t using, including Calif. Lean But on Grocery Bags we are 300-yd. run: 1 Foley lECi, 2 career now because he had not the tilt securely in its hip of the boards, 39-37, with they arrived. He is also survived by a son, court pass. The unit then settled ready for the press which Platt, York Islanders. Vaseyolod Bobrtv informed He stressed, however, that tion selling gas,” said Alex does or doesn’t want to see the watershed land from here to U.S. Choice Chuck really in trouble and will have' | Zatkowski lECl, 3 Pasacatando (Si received the money he was pocket, then it let Platt High Feeney (11) and Koepsel (10)' now 0-7 in the CCIL and 0-8 Police are investigating the Paul R. Vasalonus of 32.4. matters down to make the final The Kings scored three times Pierce he would not let' his there have been few complaints Parley, spokesman for the parcel purchased and doesn’t Bolton and Glastonbury. We to do everything we can to 600-yd run: 1. Z.arcaro (Si. 2 Charest promised in a pro contract, leading the way. death. The body was taken to Manchester; and three out of the trap. But, Coach edge stand at 12. ov^r-all, threw at- them . within a 1:58 span of the first team continue and claimed, of such practices in AAA. He said the AAA is blame people for wanting it. have roads that desperately POT ROAST stretch the supply. The mills (ECl, 3. McCann (ECl 1:29.4. Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf The top four point-makers grandchildren. 1000-yd run: 1 Burin.skas (ECl, 2 Jim Moriarty’s Indians had “I was pleased that the Bushey, besides his offensive, period at the Nassau Coliseum “under international rules, Rockville General Hospital for Manchester. making round smiling signs Nicholas Lefas, also against need fixing and lots of other are way behind on produc­ reported today. also had excellent shooting an autopsy. The funeral is Thursday at Edwards (Si, 3 Lessard (EC) 2:47 enough left down the stretch momentum swung back to us showing, - blocked six shots as en route to their 3-1 triumph. which we have been playing for Clark reported that the availq^ble to all gas stations the purchase, asked the board things that need to be done. tion of bags and we will fiave One-mile run: 1. Skehan lECi. 2 De T elegraaf said that nights from the floor. Bushey his defense continues to show 8:15 a.m. from the John F. lb. Hallisey (S). 3. Dana (EC) 4 53. to stave off a furious seeond- when we put the starters back Kings’ Coqph Bob Pulford 20 years or so, that is not a Mr. Chase was born April 2, Chamber is compiling a storm- which want to post selling to “consider the concept of a Please — we don’t want our *1.09 to ask' your help In making Schenk, 29, had decided to stop was 12 for 17, Carlson six for 10, 1933 in Exeter, N,H., son of Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Two-mile run 1 Giulietti (EC) 2, half Panther rally to in. You never want to humiliate game-to-game improvement. said, “I was very happy with penalty. When we played Team loss record for submission to hours. referendum — advisable in a taxes to go up.” our supply last. Ixrguidice (Si. 3 lerardi (ECl 10:19.5 skating because the DutchJ'ed Feeney was six for 12 and Center St., with a Mass at St. high school kids. But,, putting in The Indians are in East Hart­ the way we played. It was a Canada last year we had no George S. Chase of Rockville Bite Sized Cubes .Shot Put 1 Statku (Si, 2. Loieski pro organization WISO had not register an 83-71 verdict Koepsel canned four of six floor and the late Helen Ramsdell James Church at 9. Burial,will (ECl. 3 Withan (EC) 42-4. the reserves too early nearly ford Friday night against CCIL heck of a hockey game.” such problem.” Tender, Lean High Jump 1. Ertel (EC), 2 Watson reacted to a money ultimatum over their CCIL foe in shots. As a team, Manchester be in St. James Cemetery. killed us,” Moriarty said with a foe Penney High. Islander coach A1 Arbour had Chase, and had lived in (S i, 3. Zaet’.iro (Si 6-2 (new school presented by him and some Meriden last night. This was was 32 for 58 (55 per cent). Jack Butterfield, AHL presi­ Rockville from 1941 until three Friends may call at the record I sigh of relief. .ManclifHler (83) his own views on the game. STEWING BEEF other skaters last week. the second straight victory Platt, a young but scrappy club, P B E Pts. dent, was summoned to the of­ years ago when he moved to funeral home tonight from 7 to 800-yd relay I South 1 29 7 (no team Getting off to a sluggish start, “We were terrible,” said Ar­ 9. 1 given) for Moriarty's quintet after connected onjust 29 of 84 shots. 0 Feeney 6 4-5 16 ficial scorer's table and eight Somers. 1600-yd. relay. 1 East 4 06.7 (no Melton ^Leary\ Manchester burst to its half-' 3 Koepsel 4 2-2 10 bour. “ We were just sleep lb. “ You have to give them minutes later, Butterfield *1.39 names available). -. opening with four setbacks. time bulge after 5-7 fireplug 2 Busheyshey 12 7-9 31 walking. We just weren’t ready He had been associated with LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Bill 1 Cai^lson 6 5-6 17 Jumping to a 50-33 halftime (Platt) credit. They didn’t give for them.” overruled the referee’s penalty the Savings Bank of Rockville Shop Melton says he’s “leary” that Maloney was placed on the 2 Sullivan 0 0-0 0 cushion, and leading by 61-35 at up for one minutej” Moriarty 3 Maloney 1 1-2 3 decision. since his high school years. Country Style -v he might be traded now that the court. He directed the Indian Butch Goring opened the A ntarctic one segment of the third said. About his own outfit, 3 D o^e 1 OJ) 2 Kings’ scoring at 11:32 by He was chairman of the Ver­ Chicago White Sox have Ron attack with pin-point passes, 1 McCurry 1 0)0 2 Butterfield explained: “They quarter, the Indians saw their Moriarty said, “We’re really 2 Stankiewicz 1 0-0 2 beating goalie Gerry Desjar­ non Housing Authority until Heat Wave PORK RIRS Pinehur§t Sc9reb9ar(i Santo, but as far as he’s con- handing out 11 assists in the (the Soviets) were threatening try them cooked with lead quickly dissipate as Platf half. coming around. As long as we dins on a breakaway after Bob 1971 and was treasurer of the xerned he's still the club’s third play with confidence and poise, 17 Totals 32 19-24 83 to pick up their marbles-and go outscored the locals, 26-6, to “Jack (Maloney) got us going Nevin set up the play by Vernon Historical Society and MOSCOW (UPI) - So you’re ■ Imported Kraut baseman. we can play with anybody in the Pluti (71) home. I really had no choice. the local unit of the American feeling c-c-c-cold. How about a Grocery close within six, 67-61, with 4:35 again like he did against Hall. P B F Pts. stealing the puck from Denis "I'm leary that if I wasn't league. We’re on the threshold 1 Cioffi 2 0^) 4 The building was sold out. It left. Just prior to this juncture, We were stagnant until he came Potvin. Juba Widing made it 2-0 Cancer Society. He also was a trip to Antarctica to warm up? tradeable ..^before, I am now,” of playing great team ball. 2 Schaedler 3 0-0 6 was only an exhibition game, FR EE. H O W lb *1.19 Moriarty reinserted his starting in. His greatest attribute is that 3 Fries 7 2-2 16 at 12:28 when he scored directly member of Rockville'United The Tass news agency said Melton sa?d Tuesday night in a Success comes from within and not under AHL jurisdiction. I ABA lineup which he had removed he makes things happen,” the 3 Acevedo 2 (M) 4 off- a faceoff deep in Islander Methodist Church and Fayette Soviet scientists at Russia’s telephone interview from his these kids are ready now.” 4 Mitoraj 5 ' 3-7 13 tried to handle it diplomatically Lodge of Masons. TiieHrluy’a Rtmullo with more than five minutes Indian mentor commented. 1 Rease ice and Frank St. Marseille’s. usually frigid Vostock Antarc­ home at Mission Viejo, Calif. Optimistically, the Indian by having the public address an­ New York 109, Virginia 101 left in the third stanza. The Silk Towners displayed a 1 Bennett 20-foot wrist shot off Desjar­ . He is also survived by a tic station registered a record “Anytime they (the White Sox) mentor followed, “I really feel 0 Colbert nouncer explain it was a mis­ Only game scheduled The quintet of Kurt Carlson, well-balanced attack as four dins’ shoulder closed xut the brother, Lynn E. Chase of, high temperature Tuesday of 56 (i can get two players for one then we can^wind-up at 14-4, but still 5 Gorley interpretation of international Boston; and two sisters, Mrs. degrees. Kim Bushey, Jack Maloney, performers hit double figures. 0 Blessing Kings’ coring. Bernie Brodin has lined up some money saving I would be available. My value not win we league title. Conard 0 Gavagni 0 0-0 0 rules." ■ Marjorie Bonan and Mrs. Harry «By comparison, the Tuesday TO KEEP YOUR ISBA John Feeney and John Koepsel Bushey took scoring honors Lome Henning of the - specials to get you to shop every aisle in the Grocery Is high now. I think I’m pretty (leading with an 8-0 record) high in New York was 29, Des yielded five unanswered points with 31 points, i8 in the opening 20 Totals 29 13-19 71 Islanders ruined Kings’ goalie E. Milanese, both of Rockville. Departmept at PInehurst... • . Tuesday'is ItoHiillH acceptable if the right deal isn’t going to lose that many Although the Nightawks Moines, Iowa, 8, and Spokane, Score at hall: Manchester ^-33 Rogdtien Vachon’s shutout bid Funeral services are Satur­ With any $10.00 Grocery purchase. Buffalo 100, Atlanta 96 comes along.’’ rallied and tied the score 2-2 " day at 1 p.m! at Rockville, Wash., 3. Capital 94, Los Angeles 92 at 8:33 of the second period Meats and Gigs excepted... when he deflected Billy Harris’ midway in the middle period, United Methodist Church. The Tass gave no explanation for New York^lOS, Chicago 80 ^Unl^ss I CheaV Russia quickly took charge of Rev. John W. Mortimer, pastor,* centering pass on a power play. the Antarctic thawi. “ Such Golden St. 104, Houston 92 LOS ANGELES (UPI) - the gam.e when New Haven will officiate. Burial will be in warm weather has In the only other National Portland 129, K(i-Omaha 110 Silver-haired Pete Newell, the Games Reset Siyitched gohltenders from Grove Hill Cemetery. registered there bef L a n d O’ l a k e s o r Only games scheduled Hockey League game, rookie highly respected general •a. _ • - * Graham Parsons to Lyle Carter Friends may cill at the Ladd said. Eagle Win Skein goalie John Davidson, stopped manager of the Los Angeles Manchester High's two at that point. Boris Mikhailov Funeral Home, 19 Ellington The Soviet news agency said STATE RUTTER ». 79 < , «> 36 shots in leading St. Louis to a NHL n-Lakers, doesn’t like the direc­ postponed home CCIL then scored two goals to give Ave., Friday from 7, to 9 p.m. the previous record at Vostock 1 lb. for only 79c with each $10.00 grocery purchases 3-1 victory over Vancouver TiicHtlay’s Scliedule tion college basketball has the Soviets a lead they never The family suggests that any was not even close — minus 6 hask'ethall games against before the usual packed house Los Ang. 3, NY Islanders 1 ■ taken. relinquished. memorial contributions may be degrees. BristhI schools due to the of 15,5^^ms. St-. Louis 3,-Vancouver 1 "It’s tragic,” he declared, made to Rockville United recent ice storm have heen Only games scheduled “to hear a college coach say, T Methodist Church. Ends in Overtime rescheduled. DOMINO SliGAR . . . 5 lb s . 79* canH be in the top 10 unless I with any $10.00 grocery purchase The Indians will face Showdown Near WHA cheat.’ -. All good things have to (12) wi^re also in twin figures. Si. P uuI (72) Ernest Matusz “ I’ve heard it too many times B F Pts. Central Monday night and Schoolboy Basketball LONDON (UPI) - Prime TueMtlay's ItcHults come to an end and last All Wehr’s points came in the Kurban 6 Ernest A. Matusz, 59, of 128 The energy crisis has In eight, quick-reading pages crisis...and win! from men I respect and it’s a 3 15 Eastern Wednesday night Minister Edward Heath today Houston 6, Edmonton 2 night a fired-up St. Paul first half. The Bristol five is Noone 15 3 33 White St. died Tuesday at reached the critical point for it offers 68 money-saving For your own copy stop in at helluva indictment. If it’s the how 6-3 on the season and 3-2 in Malewski 5 1 11 at the Clarke Arena. Dave headed toward a .showdown Campbell's Cleve 0, Chicago 0, ot High of Bristol ended East Owsianko 5 0 U) Wiggin, director of Manchester , Memorial with coal miners and railroad homeowners. And your ways to keep your home Manchester Savings & Loan. Toronto 3, New England 2 case, there’s something the HCC. Zice . 0 0 0 Hospital. He was the husband of terribly wrong.” Catholic High’s m odest Corbin 0 3 3 athletics, said. engirfbers in an attempt to end Savings and Loan Association warm, fight the energy ^ Los Angelej 4. Winnipeg 1 * ' Mrs. Yvette Brabant Matusz. It’s absolutely free; no obliga­ TOMATO SOUP on 5 ' seven-game win streak. Once again Whelton had a " The Trilie will also he in Britain’s crippling economic wants help. Limit 3...wlth any $10.00 grocery purchase ”” Only games scheduled Totals 31 10 72 SW, Rockville Mr. Matusz was born in crisis. ^0 tion. And have a warm winter An overtime session was cold first half, although his Font (Itilholijr (70) ‘ action here next Friday Name Prothro needed for the Saints to post a B 1 Torrington and had lived in. Communist miners called for We provide more home on us! ' . ' floor play was again a thing of F Pts. against Maloney High of SAN DIEGO (UPI) - Youth, thrilling 72-70 decision in the Riccio 6 3 15 Manchester for 24 years. a full-scale national coal strike beauty. The senior backcourter Wehr 6 0 12 mortgages, in the nation, Bell Town. Meriden. This Friday the Before he retired in 1972, he and government off,icials trades and wide open football scored only five points in the Martens 2 2 6 locals travel to. East Hart­ Rolling Along was employed at the U.S. than any other financial can be expected from the San It was the usual barn-burner first 16 minutes but added 20 in Soucier 4 0 8 warned of a total railroad shut­ New Item In our Frozen Food Case here at PInehurst Welton 9. 7 25 ford to oppose Pennev Postal Service in Hartford. down. institution, so"We’re keenly Eagle Matmen Diego Chargers next season for the Eagles. The locals, in the^ext 16. Lusa 1 0 2 Moflat .1 0 2 High. He was an, Army veteran of Heath named his, defense aware of your problem. with Tommy Prothro as head search of their fourth straight Area basketball t,earns met with mixed results last night World War II and a member of t h e e n w g y RHODES WHITE BREAD DOUGH coach. Early in the secorfd period. secretary. Lord Carrington, 54, SAVINGS “Downed Again Hartford County Conference Totals 29 11 70 as Central galley Conference members South Windsor and That’s why we combed the “I’ve never believed in ball East threatened to make it a H^tford Chapter of Disabled one of his closest advisers, success, led 18-16 at the period V y Rockville along with RHAM, amemberof the Charter Oak Falling before a powerful control,” he told a new con­ rout, leading by nine points but American Veterans. Tuesday to the new post of country for an authoritative CRISIS* and LOAN * 1 . 1 5 and 33-31 at intermission. The Conference, escaped with victories. He is also survived by a ASSOCIATION INC. W aterford’ High wrestling ference after being given a Saints pulled ahead by five a t , the Saints regrouped and c^ihe secretary for energy. booklet to help you cope with o(Corin'-'>"‘“' \ » On the other side of the brother, Steven Matusz of F,^,rou,S<...ng.S-oonA^>^ teani,.^the East Catholic long-term contract Tuesday to the three-way mark, 52-47, but back. The winners moved out to the energy crisis. * and we have a fresh supply of matmen lost their second meet coach the club. ‘If I have a a. seven-point margin in the l.(jdger-, Coventry bowed to Coach Harry Geraghty's . Torrington; and two sisters, Joe Whelton’s desperation toss Spprts Slate Bacon Academy, 65-40, in a Rockville Rams had their in as many starts yesterday, 51- choice, I favor the big play. final period before the East Mrs. Mary Belanger of We found one published by | Wakefield King Crab Meat just before the buzzer, sent the troubles against Windsor Locks „12, at the Eagles’ Nest- - Time of possession doesn’t heroics produced a deadlock at COC confrontation and NCCC- Torrington and Mrs. Olga the University of Illinois. ! ln6-oz.pkgs. ‘ teams into overtime. The score leader Ellington High dropped before overcoming the Gaudette of Winsted. Hotels Bombed ■ The only two Eagle victories mean much to me.” . was 64-all at the end of regula^*^ the buzzer. Weilnc.sduy Holton at Vinal Teeli IQUK HOUSIKC' were scored in the 121-pound out of the unbeaten ranks losing Lockiiien, 55-47. Rockville, now The funeral is Friday at 9:30 BELFAST ^UPI) — A series LENDER tion. WRESTLIIYCr East Catholic at Mimrhesier INSURED and 128-pound weight classes Bristol went out front in the to Pulaski High, 44-40, in non­ 6-1 overall and 5-1 in the CVC, a.m. from the Leclerc Funeral of bombs exploded in Northern Corpe to PInehurst for... ' Mark Noone’s outside Muncliesler at Glastanliiirv (girls) respectively as Steve Turgeon ^Bitter and Dirty^ extra three minutes and never conference play. got double figure performances Home, 23 Main St., with a Mass Ireland today, - wrecking two STRICKLAND FARMS GRADE AA shooting highli'ghted the Saint won on a pin at 1:49 and Dave SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - trailed. SWIMMING South. Windsor upped its froin I’a t, Connelly and Rich at St. Bridget, Church at 10. hotels and setting a pair of- FRESH EGGS -offense. He tallied 33 points, record to 5-1 in the CVC with an Parzvoh vUth 18 and 13 points Burial \yill be in the veterans homes afire. Skrabut pinned his opponent at Outspoken Ohio State coach hitting 15 times from the field. J Friday Penny at Manehesler 5:40. The winners held a two- easy 81-57 trouncing of respectively. Steve Salvatore section of East Cemetery. PURDUE CHICKENS AND Woody Hayes says recruiting is Tom Kurban added 15 tallies BASKETBALL ' getting “more bitter and dir­ basket edge, 31 to 19, and hit 10 WBES'I'LING Southington High on its home took scoring honors with 29 for Friends may call at the ' CHICKEN BREASTS AND LEGS Results: 100-J. Kb (Wl won by forfeit; and Bud Majewski 11 and Skip Mancliesler ul Penney court. Senior 6-6 center Tom 2-4 Windsor Locks. 107- Kowalski.(W) pinned Shannon; 114- ty...than I’ve ever seen.” free tries to 11 for the Silk funeral home Thursday from 2 Owsianko 10 to the balanced at­ St. Tlx^mas Seminary ut Claslonl)nry at'East Calholie Chris Beaudoin poured in 38 Card of Thunks MANCHESTER'S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION Maillett (Wl pinned Rowe; 121- Turgeon Hayes, 63, Tuesday also told Towners. Goodwin paveti the way with 24 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. (EC) pinned Logan; 128- Skrabut (EC) tack. Cheney-Teeli Saturday points while Neal Mackey and points to lead RHAM to an 83-73 We wish to thank all of oiir neighbors, pinned Cordero; 134- Laro (W) dee. the American Football Coaches The family suggests that any 1007 MAIN STREET. NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL 649-4588 4 Noone collected 17 first-half­ Coming up next for East will Windsor Loeks at South BASKE'I'BALL Blair Boucher added 17 and 14 win over the East Hampton friends and relatives for the many acts Farrell 3-1; 140-Clark (W) pinned Association meeting here that Windsor memorial contributions may be of kindness and sympathy shown us in PINEHURST GR9CERY INC O'Rourke; 147- Berkowitz CWd dec. points, 16 in the second. be a second meeting against Bellringers. It was the Sachems COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL 742-7321 ■ coaches should have access to .East Calhidir vs. Norllniesi markers respectively to the made to the Heart Association our recent bereavement. W e especially Ileskclh 10-0; 157- Santacroce (Wl dec. Whelton Canned 25 before Northwest Catholic High Satur­ Cranhy at Ellirqtlon Calholir at U.'of II, Bobcat total. Ray Michanpyk second victory compared to thank the Veterans of World War I. 302 MAIN MANCHESTER. CONN. Gaulih 5-3; 169- Leger (W) dec. Leahy 11- instapt videotape replay when RHAM-at Coventry of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins 0; 187- Davis (Wl pinned Reeves; „ fouling out in the overtime. day night’at the University of WRES'I'LING tailed 20 points for 2-5 five losses while East Hampton Mrs. Lillian Gates and Family questioning an official’s call. Windsor at Roekville St., Hartford. Unlimited- Zaugg (W) pinned Joy. John ijicco (15) and Jim Wehr Hartford. ... Miinrliesler at Enfield Southington. fell to a 1-5 standard.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.'. Jan. 9, 1974- PAGE SEVENTFF.im in Herald Angle ^ NEW Y.ORK (UPI) - The Knicks led by nine points 94-92, and Portland whipped beat Los Angeles. Chenier hit Dave DeBusschfere, Bob •Houston aS the Rockets moved at the end of the first peyi^ and Kansas City-Omaha, 129-110. six of his seven field goal to within three games of the McAdoo, Rick Barry, Phil by 26 at the half as McAdoo’s 32. points and 20 attempts in the final quarter tt Lakers in the Pqpific Division. By MILTON RICHMAN P • Chenier and Sidney Wicks DeBusschere connected on rebounds sparked.Buffalo past By Earl Yost bring the Bullets back from a Calvin Murphy led the Rockets There was a meeting at Biscayne, Fla., where the Dolphins “Look, I’m sure the married guys love their wives. They ddft’t all showed again Tuesday seven of 10 field goal tries and Atlanta as the Braves moved a , UPI .Sports EtUtPe man, generally it’s their mothers. What’s wrong with that?” seven-point deficit. His free with 23 points. ■■ trained last week, and some of the players got up and spoke their love their wives any more than I love my mother though. I can’t Sports Editor netted 15 points in the first half game ahead of the Hawks Unseld Out night why they were chosen throw with 25 seconds Wicks, in addition to scoring / HOUSTON (UPI) — You know how it is this close to . piece in front of Vice President and head Coach Don Shula. really say I m that mad at anybody. This club paid for my mother Nothing at all. quarter and 19 before the inter- for the Eastern Conference’s WASHINGTON (U PI)-W es for next week’s National remaining gave Capital a 91-88 27 points, also collected 11 Super. Bowl time, nobody wants to rock the boat. , They knew he wasn’t responsible but they still want(ed him to the last two years. Her coming here to the game is more impor­ “My Mom is the No. 1 woman in my life,” says Marv Fleming. miSsibn. wild card playoff berth. Gar­ Unseld, long troubled by knee Basketball Association All- lead, and two free throws by rebounds and had eight assists know they were kissed off. ’ tant to pie than maybe to her. She can see the game on TV back I told her only the other day I would've succeeded in anything I Walt Frazier connected for 24 field Heard contributed 14 problems, will be lost tothe The super-efficient staff which churns but the publifcity Star game' Elvin Hayes and one by Mike' for Portland in its romp over Jake Scott stood up and said, “What’s going on here, Shu, are home in- Miami, but that’s not the point. She’s never really undertook, but with her guidance; it made it that much easer for ‘ points for thq Knicks while Bob points and 22 rebounds for Buf­ Capital Bullets at least until for the Miami Dolphins would like you to believe the world DeBusschere, hitting on 14 of Riordan offset a pair of layups Kansas City-Omaha.' Wicks’ you a vice president or not?”’ traveled a lot. She worked had most of her life, doing domestic me.” ^ "" c- Love was high for the Bulls falo while Lou HudSon, another Jan. 17 while his arthritic left champions are one big happy family, to coin,a phrase. 26 field goal attempts, finished by Jim Price. Gail Goodrich of teammate Geoff Petrie, Marv Fleming who used to be with Green Bay and will be work, and with six children she never had much of a chance to go with 18. all-star selection, topped the knee is placed in a walking cast Miami’s management would like you to believe the same thing. Marv Fleming’s mother is going to be on hand here Sunday, her One Expert Was Wrong, Left Early with 31 points in leading New the Lakers tied Chenier for another all-star selectee, playing in his fifth Super Bowl, wanted to say something. anywhere.” , Elsewhere in the NBA, Buf­ Hawks with 41 points. scoring honors with 27 points. for the third time this season. All this is perfectly understandable except for one thing. It isn’t He told everybody how the late Vince Lombardi made sure that son says, even if the club doesn’t pay her expenses. Jake Scott York to a 108-80 triumph over chipped in with 27 points and a true. " Her Son Will Pay Interesting Observation: Before East Catholic High and falo downed Atlanta, 100-96, Chenier scored 11 of his career-high 12 assists. John Although tegm physician Dr, when the Packers handed out mink stoles to the wives of the says the, same thing and so do most of the others. the Bulls for the Knicks’ first The fact is there are some unhappy members ampng the Marlin Briscoe’s mother is in Omaha, but if she’d like to make South Catholic High met on basketball court last Satur­ Golden State beat Houston, 104- game-high 27 points in the final Barryscored 22 points for Block paced the Kings with 18 Stan Lavine said that "surgery Green Bay players one CTiristmas, the mothers of the bachelors I don’t pay Joe Robbie’s bills, but 1 can give him a little tip. If I win in Chicago since Feb. 17, ,92, Capital edged Los Angeles, is probably the ultimate Dolphins, and what they’re unhappy about is a piece of manage­ the trip here, her son says she will whether the Dolphins pay her were he, I wouldn’t show preference to any one group of my day in a battle of undefeated clubs one expert said; If East four minutes to help Capital Golden State in its win over points. on the team received the same gift. 1972. answer,” he added that Unseld ment policy which obviously wasn’t too well thought out because way dr not. players-over another. Having come this far. I’d go for those extra tries to run with South, South will win by 40 points,. And, if can’t do further damage to the it reflects partiality toward the married players over the Fleming Stands Up Too “In a thing like this,’' says Briscoe, meaning the Super Bowl fe^ bucks. East plays a slow-down game. Southjwill win by 20. Coach knee by playing on it. The bachelors. “Yes, I stood up in that meeting, too,” says Marv Fleming. “I contest, “everybody likes to have the lady who’s closest to him I’m pretty sure his tax man will tell him it’s deductible Stan Ogrodnik’s Eagles played both ways and wound up a Bullets and Unseld are trying to Word, it seems, filtered down from Joe Robbie, the man up­ said that since we are a team, we should go as a team. I also said there. With the married players, it’s their wives; with the single anyway. • - 12-point winner. The prognosticating expert was seen Scoreless All-Time, All-Basehall Selection avoid surgery so that he will be stairs who calls the shots, that management would pay the hotel I thought the married guys should stand up for the single guys.” leaving.the University of Hartford gym several minutes . RoySmalfey available for the rest of the an transportation expenses for all the Miami players’ wives com- Marv Fleming sat down and Larry Csonka immediately got up. Larry Csonka is married ^nd a devoted family fnsrn, but he before the final buzzer sounded...“The vtptory was a com­ season. inaAmerican League w^fare. NEW YORK (UPI) - Roy to, moving crosstown after 14 to pay for them themselves. ^ everybody knows that’s the kind of guy he is, always thinking SAVINGSCENTER for the Cleveland Crusaders, There have been many big Smalley, a tall, skinny former years with the Cubs, has signed The bachelors felt the invitation was discriminatory, that The latter starred at the University of Rhode Island before about somebody else. He’s for the team, and we are a team. says Cam Newton of the moments in the life of Pat Chicago Cubs shortstop who a two-year contract with the management was being cheap. ^ joining the pro ranks...East Catholic High’s basketball Chicago Cougars “put my ad­ We’re all the same; or should be. Mistretta on the athletic retired 16 years ago, could be Chicago White Sox. team featured two sets of brothers this season. Seniors vice to work against me” in trails since his name first on the verge of making ‘his The star third baseman was Ron and Don Soucier have been joined by Mike and Cephus their battle to the World appeared in a game sum­ biggest contribution to baseball acquired by the’ White Sox Nolen with the varsity cagers. Don Soucier, who was in- ■ Hockey Association’s first today. several weeks ago after he While They Last! Snow Special mary. The highlight in an * juEad early in the season, has rejoined his team­ scoreless tie Tuesday night. His 21-year-old;son, Roy Jr., rejected an earlier Cub bid to Criticism Continues ever-extending^ list of ac­ mates.).Manchester Country Club will name two new Cheevers stopped 39 Chicago will be the first choice of the trade him to San Diego. Mud and Snow Tires! shots during the htur of regula­ I members to its Board of Governors at Tuesday night’s complishments come on Texas Rangers when baseball tion play and 10 minutes of March 2. meeting to replace John Dyment and Merrill holds its winter free agent •Blackwall Full 4-plV nylon cord sudden death overtime. Newton On this occasion, Mistretta, Whiston...Bill Lillyman, Hartford Civic Center director, is baseball draft. turned back 27 Cleveland current director of athletics at A 6-1,175-pound switch-hitter, Rookie Sidelined Grant Fires Salvos •Deep cleated tread design a man of action as well as one who changes his mind. attempts. virA Manchester Community Smalley had an excellent cam- Earlier, Lillyman told me that,he was leaning to an NEW YORK (UPI) - Rookie •A full 12/32” tread depth “I remember telling Newton College, will be cited as one of ' paign with the University of defenseman Larry Sacharuk of American Hockey League franchise for Hartford and he really didn’t have to come Again at NFL Czar 24 men named to the all-time, Southern California in 1973, bat­ the New York Rangers will be wasn’t giving the World Hockey Association any serious out of the net to cut down the all-star squads in the West ting .338 with five homers and sidelined for two weeks with a PLUS consideration for a home in the new Hartford. Center to angle on shots in the Chicago Virginia Intercollegiate 29 runs-batted-in. The Trojans badly lacerated hip. rink and he really put my ad­ 650-13 1.7’3 open next January. Lillyman’s arguments for an AHL Athletic Conference. Mistretta *>}■)» won yie College World Series at Sacharuk required 10 stitches vice to work against me,” By Bill Sacherek / franchise made sense as it is an established league, with a was named to the elite baseball Omaha, Neb., for the fourth to close the wound Tuesday HOUSTON (UPI) — The relationship between Bud Reg. 15.99 F.E.T. Cheevers said. much smaller overhead, and a Hartford entry would be a squad. consecutive year and Smalley after he brok6 a shower stall Grant, the taciturn coach of the Minnesota Vikings, and I skied Mt. Snow last The game was the first time weekend and snow conditions natural with New Haven, Springfield and Providence Mistretta graduated from later was voted the Most door at his Long Beach, N.Y. pro football czar Pete Roselle is about as 4^y today as the size reg. SALE F.E.T. two WHA teams have played 70 Manchester High in 1960. A were good with seven trails and neighboring foes. The WHA clubs are losing money and Valuable Player of a U.S.Japan home. frigid below zero weather back in Bloomington, Minn. I minutes without a score. standout three-sport star in BUSINESSMEN slopes available. Five lifts were intercollegiate tournament In a rare direct challenge .to Rozelle’s authority. Grant con­ 735-14... .17.99.....14.88...... 1.96 several are on the brink of folding. Despite this, Lillyman In other WHA games, Los baseball, basketball and foot­ One one-sided game and operating but with none going to played on the West Coast. tinued to criticize his team’s Super Bowl training facilities even has opened his arms to the WHA and tossed a wet sponge Angeles beat Winnipeg, 4-1, ball, he captained the diamond Smalley gives his father a lot another a thriller marked play the summit. The snow was 775-14... 18.99..... 15.88...... 2.09 at the AHL. Toronto edged New England, last night at filing. Telso nipped though an NFL official warned him that he might be fined by mostly man made and well and gridiron teams in his senior of credit for his ability. McGinley Retires Rozelle for doing it. 32, apd Houston ripped Edmon­ year. He later lettered in all Fred’s A.C., 55-52, while Civies groomed. 825-14... 19.99.....16.88...... 2.24 “ I don’t claim to have any HARTFORD (UPI) - Arthur Jim Kerisil, the exe^tive director of the NFL, phonee Jim ton, 6-2. three sports for three years at had an easy timg trimming There were over 70 ski tremendous physical ability, Bosworth “Art” McGinley, 84, Finks, the Vikings’ general manager, and told him to tell Grant After Jean Guy Gratton gave West Virginia. blit I’ve grown up learning my dean of Connecticut Gronian’s Sports, ^37. writers on hand for a meeting, Winnipeg the lead with the “there could be a fine’’ for brant’s remarks. - The local man led the West position and people tell me I sportswriters and sports editor Big guns for Civies were skiing and to cover the third Officials Went Unnoticed game’s firstscore at 6:01 of the Merrill Myers (20) Jack After Grant got the message from Finks, he said, “I took it as a Virginia Intercollegiate play fairly well,” Smalley said of the Hartford Times for more threat." stop on the Benson & Hedges Quick now, who’s the oldest active player in the NBA? If second period, Los Angeles’ Conference in pass receiving in Lawrence (16) and Bruce Grand Prix Racing slate. Forty ROAD KING last year. “It was a tremendous than 50 years, annouced his Kensil said, “it wasn’t a threat, it Was a fact, he can get fined you guessed Lenny Wilkens of Cleveland, go to the head of Ron Ward tied it up with a his senior year and was an All- advantage having my dad work McLean (10) while A1 Pratt pro racers were present for the ^retirement Tuesday. for statements detrimental to the game! It’s in the coiigtitution. the class. The Cleveland Cavalier star, out of Providence shorthanded goal at 8:27. Gary Conference selection. He was a with me because he has worlds He was named sports, editor (10). and Terry Schilling (8) $30,Q00 in prizes in GS and College, was 36 last October... When you view a basketball Veneruzzo, the Sharks’ leading forward on the basketball squad paced the Sports Shop. The commissioner will not pass judgment rin^ whether there will Slalom. The contestants Premium Plus “78” Whitewalls ol experience, something other two yearslater and held the be a fine until he gets all the facts.” \ . scorer, got his I9th goal of the and a righthanded pitcher- kids weren’t able to have.” Double digit scorers for Telso represented nine nations. game and hardly notice the officials, the whiakle-tooters position until 1969 when the Since Miami is an AFC team and Houston is aW AFC city, the year with only 31 seconds left in outfielder in baseball. The draft will be conducted were Brendan Boyle (13), Ray About 1,500 sp e c ta to rs • 4 ply wide profile polyester cord rate a line. This was the case recently when Dave newspaper named him editor •Dolphins get to practice at the Houston Oilers’Jraiiiing sie. That the period. Reg Thtmas fed Prior to coming to by telephone conference call Swanton (12) and Mike Koller watched their favorites in the Turkington of Manchester and Frosty Francis of West emeritus.at the age of 80. leaves the Vikings with what NFL representatives claim is the • 7 ribs^of deep biting tread Tom Serviss for another, short Manchester, Mistretta was in (12). Fred’s also had a trio in head-to-head competition. One Hartford teamed up to handle a schoolboy tik of impor­ from ^seball Commissioner second best facility available-a high school field named James shot early in the third period to the Vernon school system as a double digits, Jim Marks (16), could see the leaders in action • No flat spotting or thumping tance...Two friends of many years, on the sports writing Bowie Kuhn’s New York office. Delmar Stadium. make it 3-1. J. P. LeBlanc got teacher-coach. He coached the After the Rangers make their Dick Belekewicz (13) and Bob as many as 10 times. On the pro beat were in the news recently. Death took Arthur Daley, he final Los Angeles goal, MCC quintet for five seasons, King (11). The' locker room is stark, with racks along the sides for th«i circuit you can view practically pick the other teams will con­ players to hang their clothes oril Tables are set in front of the the Pulitzer prize-winning columnist of the New York knocking in the rebound of a 1968 thru 1973. Mistretta was tinue the selections in inverse WHA Trade ' the entire course. racks. The sparrows in the shower were an extra added attrac­ Times. Many a time and many an hour we traveled and shot by Ron Walters at 12:16. named director of athletics last order of finish during the 1973 LOS ANGELES (U P I)-T he ^Saturday the GS was held C78-13, Reg. 23.99 worked side by side, on the major sports scene. A clip­ Brit Selby scored a goal at 49- tion. YOUR May at the college. season. World Hockey Association Los Y PEEWEE with Otto Tshudi winning and E78-14, Reg. 25.99 board was one of his characteristics. Harold Kaese, a seconds into the third period to Mistretta along with the “All I want is the same thing the other team has,” Grant said,. collecting $4,000. Sundaydt was Angeles Sharks Tuesday traded Nine points by Mike Laurent “I don't want to be under a handicap.” F78-14, Reg. 26.99 Figure Filbert of the highest degree, has stepped down give Toronto a come- other 23 selected, will be Her£(ld photo‘by Pinto a bit colder with Spider Sabich CHOICE 33-year-old goalie Russ Gillow paced VFW to a 26-4 decision Both teams worked out Tueday as they started the final count­ after 30 years as a sports columnist with the Boston Globe. frombehind win over New honored at a dinner at the ,ahd right wing Earl Heiskala to copping first-prize money. England. PAT MISTRETTA V over Manchester Travel last down of practice sessions for ^nday’s clash. Kaese was one of the warmest friends from Boston ever Charleston, W. Va., Civic JointTravel the Ndw Jersey Knights for night. Paul Peck added eight The most important part of Murray Hall tipped in two Center where the recipients Shula and Grant disagreed slightly on the Vikings’ image on the the meeting was the impor­ 2.53 lo encountered around the baseball beat. Spring training just others who will be honored another veteran goalie, 36-year- points to the winning total. The field. Shula said, “the offensive identity of the Vikings the last goals to cap a four-goal first will also attend the -WVIAC former member of the tance of snow reporting. G78-14, 'ffi, & G78-15,S%9 * 1 9 e a c h 2.60 F.E.T. won’t seem the same without running into men like Arthur include Joe Niekro,.>pitcher for old Jim McLeod, ^Travel was held to two buckets, two years has changed completely now that they’ve got guys like period and lead Houston past Basketball Tournament finals. Plans Made. Several writers from New Daley, Jimmy Cannon and Milt Gross, all of whom died Syracuse Nationals and Cincin­ one each by Sparky Laggis and Fran Tarkenton, John Gilliam and Chuck Foreman. They used to _ . 2.39 lo Edmtnton. Both of Hall’s . The naming of the All-Time the Atlanta Braves; Gene ^England areas said conditions J78-14, S1"m & L78-15, S *24' EACH 3.13F.E.T. Freese, former Pittsburgh nati Royals of the NBA who is Mark Simonelli. be a field position team that tried to get field goals. Now they’ve recently, and Kaese. The latter always carried a little firstperiod scores were assisted All-Conference team "will mark SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Vere contrary to those black book just filled with facts and figures on the Boston by Gordon Lobossiere and Gor­ Pirate infielder; Floyd Giebell, presently director of athletics College football teams are Nassiff Arms topped Wyman opened up, they use motion, flood formations and things like the celebration of the WVIAC Oil, 13-9, as Bruce Balfe canned that.” ^ reported. Red Sox. die Howe. on its 50th anniversary. former Detroit Tiger hurler; at Purdue University; and Mike looking into the possibility of Cedeno Testifies Art Benson of Vernon’s 1 five points. Jim Tierney (4) and and Jim Findlay, former Barrett, member of the 1968 joint travel to games as a But Grant said, “There has been no change in our overall team Alpine Haus led a happy bus OFF Cleveland Indian performer. SANTO DOMINGO, D.R. A1 Glenn (3) led the Oilers. philosophy since We played in the Super Bowl in 1969.1 think the 30% and 1972 Olympic Basketball means of conserving energy, load of .40 skiers to Mt. Snow. Reg. Prices on (UPI) — Houston Astros out­ 1969 team was more dominant. This team may be a little better From the basketball ranks, teams who also performed with according to a spokesman for Bus trips are available eVer^ the list includes George King, fielder Cesar Cedeno, who goes overall but the opposition must be better because our statistics the ABA Virginia S’qujres. the National Collegiate Athletic Sunday. All Exide Association. on trial Monday, testified in a EAST SIDE aren’t as dominant.” preliminary - hearing Tuesday See you on the mountain. Auto Batteries Ross H. Smith, chairman of R egal’s trounced Allie Reg. 23.99 to 42.99 the NCAA’s newly-created that his woman coopanion was Building, 32-9, in a Midget G WYEAR ■ T 'Special Energy Committee! accidentally shot when she League game as John Hazlet / 12 oz. ST.P Gas said Tuesday he would not even grabbed his pistol. (10) and Skip Moreau (9) led Career in Pro Baseball .1/ 1 6 . 7 4 rule out the possibility of teams Cedeno, 22, is free on $10,000 Regal's. Shawn Ireland’s five Treatnnient Quaker State swapping intersectional games in the fatal shooting the dawn of points led the Builders. Rooms Scarce STPOil so they wouldn’t have to travel Dec. 11 of Altagracia de la Peewee activity found Army SAE 10W30 Oil Cruz, 19. i o 2 9 . 7 0 SNOW and REGUIAR TIRE Opened to Coast Gridder far from their own area,. & Navy tripping up Burger Treatment He said the NCAA is com­ King. No score was given. HOUSTON (UPI) — If you don’t have a motel or hotel Gas, reg. Power peak plates for longer life. All lifetime & 36 Now Through January 12 •Tremendous Selection from SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - aftershave lotion or other piling a master schedule so Brian Galligan (14) had the hot room within 50 miles of the city for Sunday’s Super Bowl 89c month batteries. 6 & 12 volt marine and auto batter­ teams can arrange possible hand for the the Vets with Dave Oil, reg. ies. Add 1.50 for installation — come in for free Compacts to Cadillacs, Import sizes too, Radials, Anthony Davis, USC’s gifted products and hiring agents to VIII, forget about it. There aren’t any left. 99c . ea. junior halfback, may play changes. •ti Tab Williams Barry (6) and Ken Marshall (4) battery check-up. Batteries lo fit most American All weather super blend. Double-Belted Polyglas, 4-Ply Nylon, 4-Ply Polyester. “market him.” “It’s by. far the biggest crush we have ever had for ClEARANCE Not Every Size In Every Line.: . Hurry For First Choice professional baseball this BRISTOL, (UPI) - Former the King’s top scorers. Limit 2 each per custom ­ cars, light trucks, and Volkswagdns. Stock only — 100?4) Pennsylvania oil. spring and return to the Trojan major league pitcher Stan rooms,” said Sharon Schwerdtfeger of the Houston er No Rainchecks. Limit 6 qts. per customer. collegiate football wars next Williams was named Tuesday Convention Council. “We have 26,000 rooms in Houston and ILLING they .have been filled since sometime near the end of la st' fall. as manager of the Bristol Red ST.JAM^,S- Joan That possibility was opened 'Sox of the Eastern League. ^uaring its record at 1-1 summer.” Caldor _ Installed Illing’s ninth graders trounced Scheibenpflug 125, Mary Mat- SNOW TIRES REGULAR TIRES to Davis and other multi-sport. Williams, 37, a native of En­ Hotels are filled as far away as Galveston—52 miles son .140, Dolores Berner 125. standouts Tuesday with action field, N.H., played for'a number Webb Junior High of down the freeway on the Gulf.Coast. Special! FREE! by the National Collegiate of major league teams in­ Wethersfield yesterday, 60-43. “ One hotel chain told us they did not have a room any Front End Bob Noonan (18), Bill Finnegan SILK CITY- Bud Berry Athletic Association'. cluding the Boston Red Sox closer than Huntsville (75 miles to the north) or Beaumont 220,Ken Thomas 213-565, Harry SAVE 15% SAVE 2 5 % Delegates to the NCAA’s an­ .before his retirement. (15) and Mike Sherman (15) led -Wheel Save $2.96 to $11.22 plus F.E.T. (90 miles to the East),” said Miss Schwerdtfeger. Plecity 235-561, Mark Royce Save 25% compar^ to Regular Price nual ineeting amended rules in the local point-makers. Noonan, Take Your Choice of Standard $1.36 lo $3.50. No Trade Needed. if perfect plus F.E.T. Sad Tire off yourjcar. “We have cancellations every now and then, but thoy are 213-200-591, Dick Cote 222-614, Alignment a decision which had been Sherman and Jeff Backofen did the bulk of the rebounding. grabbed right up. Ed Yourkas 201-537, Jim or Heavy Duty Shock Absorbers building for years. Stamler 205-514, Frank Pitts NEW 1973-1974 ALLBLEMSANd , “It’s been in the works for a “We even had some people call in and say they would STANDARD HEAVY DUTY rent out rooms in their homes to people who needed some 203-525, Ken Plecity- 583, Ron long time,” said Dave Daniels, Nivisoh 508, Scott Kelley 503, DISCONTINUED DESIGNS ^ EAST GIRLS place to stay. We had others two were \$[illing to rent out SNOW TIRES . editor of the NCAA News. "The Ron Plecity 520, Bob Bassett Most American Cars 7.99 More than doubling the • All Suburbanite XG Polyglas Big Selection... Check us to see rulemakers took input from.the their townhouses. 209-216-598, Ralph Dukett 204- ^ a c h e s and reviewed career scoring output of Our Lady of “Some people are taking them up on it.” Adds life to tires. We corripletely check ball joints; . . . . 541, Larry DelBene 207-557, Bob • Suburbanite Polyester what we have in your size. the Angels Academy, East idler arms, and tie rods; aligri front end, adjusting to 5 93 8 94 cases.” Thomas 212-540, Rich Murphy Stops front end dip on curves. Prevents premature Catholic High’s girls basketball mfg. specifications. Also approved were 203, Ed Barrett 508, bwen tire wear. Regular shocks meet or exceed original team scored a 49-22 decision in Cars With torsion bars and measures which would; Quirin 525, Bob Oliver 501, Bob equipment. Heavy duty double aefibn shocks — for Enfield yesterday. East led at SAVE 2 0 % SAVE 15% — Perinit collegiate.athletes Brash Young Eagle End Heavisides 506, Roy Grabowski air conditioners add $5. most American cars.- < Save $2.47 to $12.32 plus F.E.T. the periods, 6-1, 19-3 and 33-9. Save $3.50 to $11.92 plus F.E.T. to try out with pro teams and $1.73 to $3.50 and Tire Off Your Car. 532. $1.36 to $3.50. No Trade Needed. retain amateur standing in a Scoring honors went to East’s sport should they fail to sign Judy Lauder with 13 points. Named Rookie-of-Year ZODIAC - June Eccher 221- Tune up Now & Improve Gas Mileage! CLEARANCE TIRES contracts. Gair lamonaco (10), Dec ’ • Ail-Weath^ nr — Nylon 468, Diane Anderson 175-494, SNOW — Allow student-'athletes to Caouette (9) and Sue Caron (7) HOUSTON (UPI) - Charley Vikings’ running back who Mara Stephens 178, Laura Complete 6 Point Engine Tune-up! • Marathon ^ ’s — Polyester compete in Pro-Am golf and helped in he scoring depart­ Young’s bdlief in himself has received 10 votes. Wheatley 477, Pat Tobola 468. • Marathon! 83’s — Nylon tennis tournaments without ment. Friday night the locals been vindicated. . . TIRES / face Manchester High at 7 at Young, the brash tight end of losing NCAA status in the sport. Lawrence McOutcheon, the FLORAL - Carolyn Sulzinski • Sure Gr.ip ETs • Dura Belt — Double Belted the Clarke Arena. the Philadelphia Eagles, 6 CYLINDER Such athletes would have limits CYO Los Angeles Rams’ running 175, Arlene LaPointe 466, Dee- • ONLY - • Suburbanite Polyglas • Cushion Poly IF — Polyesters put on their prize money, Wednesday was named the 1973 19.99 “TLr24.99 back, and Wally Chambers, the Simmons 454. • Custom Wide Tread Radials i Sunday’s Results: Our Lady United Press International • Suburbanite XG-78 however. Chicago Bears’ defensive of Peace 68, St. Francis 43; St. Mils GIRLS National Football Conference • Custom Cushion Radials Other restrictions which lineman, each received four James 60, Sacred Heart 22; St. Unable to find the hoop for rookie of the year-an honor B888&T?«; • ; V ' were approved' would prevent votes. 1.Inspect spark plug wires fdPcontact. Margaret Mary 61, St. three periods, Manchester he’s the first to admit he Garrett To Bucks amateurs from selling Christopher 45; St. Mary’s 58, 2. Check engine compression. ^ - 5 \^A/S TO CHARGE • 9“' ' C“*'°"’6r credit Plan • Master Charge • BankAmerIcard High’s girls dropped a 45-24 deserved. MILWAUKEE, Wis. (U P I)- 3. Install new Champion or AC spark plugs. • American Express Money Card • Carte Blanche St. Rose 55. McCutcheon was with the Los im l duke to Hall High’s girls yester- He prabtically campaigned The Milwaukee Bucks, in an ef­ 4. Install new points, condenser, and rotor. ' (Herald photo by Gcniiluomol Next week’s schedule: St. Angeles team last year but he . The locals’ shooting was as for the award. When he was fort to bolster their in- 5. Set dwell and tune engine to mfg. specifications. Mary's vs. Lady of Peace, St. was officially listed as a rookie 1 as the West Hartford gym asked about his chances during juryriddled roster, signed 6. Check P.C.V. valve and adjust carburetor if needed. Fly, Tying' Class Starts Francis vs. St. James, Sacred this season because he didn’t aas the club dropped its firstthe season, he said, “Sure I veteran guard Dick Garrett Includes installation of a brand jiew Lee air filter. tmoVEM SEMICE STMES fflisaKKniiFie:— * Hartford Wins ' Heart vs. St. Margaret, St. see enough action in 1972 to get Instructor Ray Gorsky explains finer points game in foqr attempts. Linda deserve it, was there any Tuesday. Lee filters to fit most American cars. KELLY RD. and VERNON CIRCLE 295 BROAD 8T.. OPP. POST OFFICE Bridget vs. St. Christopher. veteran qualification. The University of Hartford Chapman scored seven points question?” The Bucks said the decision VERNON, CONN. PHONE 646-0101 PHONE 643-1161 of fly tying to Ray Culver and Bernie Standings: St. Bridget 5-0, St. defeated previously unbeaten for Manchester, while Hall’s Young received 20 votes from to sign G arrett, who was Mon., Tubs., Wad. 8:30 - 6:00 Atlantic Credit Card Up To 6 Months To Pay ' Bentley 95-82 to win the Palm Gagnon. Weekly class in Rec program Rose 5-1. St. ’Mary 4-1, St. Miss Gustafson *hqpped 18. a nationwide panel of 39 Young backed up his talk off Christopher 3-2, St. James 3-2, waived Dec. 22 after playing 25 ^ 8530 - OtOO ■ mMon. u l l . -• Wad.nmi. o-9:au 8-5:30 — Thurs. inuri. - mFrI. . B-88-9 Beach Atlantic Invitational startiMl last night at Teen Center. Youngsters The local jayv«s also suf­ sportswriters across the nation the field by catclyng 55 passes 3 WAYS TO CHARGE St. Margaret 2-3, Lady of Peace games with the New York MANCHESTER ! W tttttttttt 1 1 ■ Sat. 8-1 — Bank Americard Hot Available basketball tournament Tuesday interested may still register at the Rec Of- fered their first Moss, 15M3. -th ree from each conference fo r 854 y a rd s and six Knickerbockers, has prompted SALE: Wed. thru Sat. night in Florida. fiee. 2-4, St. Francis .0-5, Sacred Leslie Bartlett paced the locals city. He easily beat out Chuck touchdowns including an 80- 1145 Tolland Tpke. Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. • 9:30 p.m. Heart 0-5. by a decision to operate on Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 9:30 p.m. with five points. Foreman, the Minnesota yard bomb. Russell Lee’s knee. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, eorin., Wed.. Jan. 9. 1974 ■ . ' - MANCHESTER EVE)N1NG HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Jan. 9, 1974— PAGE NINETEEN College Offers master charge welcome on freezer orders Credit Course •Borto/i—- Tow n Gets $15,047 In Revenu^ Share In English Notices. WESTERN BEEF meeting that he heard a com­ roads of s/orm debris, watched and pipes to those who inquired. \ t htie e weekend with two trucks highway worked assisted the “ English as a Second plaint or two about services for fallen lines, manned the Storm Debris Pickup and 20 men, it is not-known if guardsmen with the debris DONNA HOLLAND they will return. Language,” a three-credit during the emergency. firehouse for 24 hours a day, Town highway crew will con­ cleanup. Court of Probate, District of Manchester Correttpontlenl About 100 loads of debris Court of Probate, District of Manchester course designed to improve the and on the second day of the tinue to pick up storm debris Agostinelli said in a phone NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE OF HEARING Tel. 646-0375 The services rendered during were hauled to the rear^of the-’ e s t a t e OF ALICE RYAN aka ALICE ESTATE OF JOHN H. MAY understanding, speaking, TOLLAND * storm opened and manned daiiy as time permits. convers^ion to a Bolton resi­ H. RYAN, Deceased The town has received a the emergency were all Herrick Memorial Park as an town garage by the volunteers. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William reading and writing of English TURNPIKE MONDAY-SATURDAY 9-6 Residents are reminded to dent that although the Pursuant to an order of Hon. William E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated January 4, check for $15,047 which rendered by volunteers. emergency shelter. They Lt. Col. Nathan Agostinelli, datfd January 4, 1^4 a hearing will be held on an applica­ of persons for whom English is leave any debris, from the guardsmen worked hard every 1974 a hearing will be held on an applica­ •THURS. & FRI. 9-9 represents its share of revenue moved two families to more commander of^the 169th Infan­ tion praying thatan instrument purpor­ not the native language, will be MANCHESTER Many of them gave up a storm only, in neat piles in front one of thenq was impressed by tion praying that an instrument pqrjrar- ting to be the laSt will and testament off offered during the spring sharing funds for the second comfortable surroundings and of their homes as close to the try Battalion,°wiIl be sent a the work of Bolton’s First tinff to be the last will and testament of said deceased be admitted to probate as CLOSED MONDAY quarterNjf the fourth entitle­ week’s pay from their regular thank you by the selectmen for said deceased be admitted to probate as in said application on file more fully semester by Manchester Com­ by the end of the first day had road as possible. Selectman Richard Morra. in said application on file more fully ment period, ^ jobs to stay in town and help in Mpears, at'the Court of Probate on munity College. obtained and given out instruc­ the work of the National The men were still talking appears, at the Court of Probate on January 21, 1974 at 11 a.m. case they were needed. Although the National Guard January 24, 1974 at 10 a m. Thus far thfe^ount reived tions on how to drain furnaces Guardsmen over the weekend. about Morra’s help when they Madeline B. Ziebarth, Clerk Classes will meet on Mon­ These volunteers cleared the did assist in the cleanup over Madeline B. Ziebarth, Clerk days, Wednesdays and Fridays, OPEN SUNDAY 9 TO 6 from revenue ^ r in g is $92,- Only one selectman and one returned to their headquarters. beginning on Jan. 21, from 10 to 860.74 which includes interest. 10:50 a.m. in Room A5 on tpe The funds have beed^iated in main campus. Specials Thurs., Frl. & Saf. an executive proposal Tor the Although the class is oriented construction of a new ibvyn toward individuals who have a OVEN READY ^ H « A library. \ basic knowledge of English, the Next week the Board of small size of the classes has Finance will meet to approve or TOP NOTCH HAST IT ALL! allowed instruction to be in­ disapprove the expenditure of dividualized according to RHTROAST funds, students’ needs. Students also A Town Meeting has been ten­ will participate in group ac­ tatively scheduled for Jan. 28 at tivities planned to meet ______LOWEST PRICED IN MONTHS! 'm e f which time residents can either problems common fo all of the accept or reject the proposal. W A LL D i s c o u n t students. Selectmen's Meetings Registration .for spring AT THESE Selectmen’s meetings have TO W ALl semester classes will take been scheduled for the first and place through Thursday in the B i G STOCK UP third Monday of each month registrar’s office in the ad­ PRICES throughout 1974. When Monday ministration building on the is a holiday, the meeting will be main campus. The hours will be Meskill chats Vith Manchester Kiwanians, Jack Burke, who was program chairman of Tuesday’s BONELESS postponed for a week. at left, Warren Howland and Jim Beattie Jr. and, at right, luncheon program. (Herald photo by Pinto) 1 to 4 and 6 to 7:30 p.m. A se­ EAST HARTFORD Summarizes Storm Week MANCHESTER MIDDLETOWN cond registration period will be 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE held next Monday and Tuesday, Clifford Massey, civil 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN 900 WASHINGTON ST., RT. 66 preparedness coordinator, in a 801 SILVER LANE WE WELCOME YOUR Jan. 14 and 15, during the same DELMONICO We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities — None Sold to Dealers hours. letter to Col. William Dicksonr FOOD STAMP PURCHASES Anyone wishing further infor­ civil preparedness coordinator Government Should Stay for District III, summarized mation about the course can emergency operations in the call the instructor, Mrs. lb. B ee f Dorothy Horwitz, at college or CLUB STEAK town during the recent storm FROM CHUCK FRESH extension 371. You Eat Evary Ouncal crisis which resulted in power Out Of Business^ Says Meskill failure to most of Connecticut. j______i\ot*ice Massey noted the services TENDER JUIQY available to residents, how they SIRLOIN GROUND Court of Probate CUBE were utilized and\fhe work of SOL R. COHEN District of Manchester He said, “I’m just as an­ crisis, he said the lack of infor­ tion. Had they known the truth, many volunteers during the Herald Reporter . NOTfCE TO CREDITORS tagonistic toward the oil com­ mations was the area’s greatest they could have left their homes emergency. Gov. Thomas Meskill drew panies as other citizens, but problem. .{pjr other quarters.” ESTATE OF JOHN ANDISIO, STEAKS ROUND Deceased RIBSTEAK Heard C om plaint there’s not much we can do STEAKS “Personally, I’m very up­ He'concluded, “Sometimes — tremendous applause from Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Excellent Broiled Manchester KiVanians here. The people in Washington set,” he said. “Peep’le relied and it’s equally true in politics E. FitzGerald. Judge, all claims must be 31b. pkg. or more Tuesday when he said, “I don’t arev^oing everything they can heavily on incorrect information. — it's better not to answer all presented to the fiduciary named oeiow One selectman said at the on or before March 14.1974 or be barred believe government can do to free up more gasoline for Many remained in their homes questions. But if you do, make by law. The fiduciary is; New England and to control the because of the false informa­ sure the answers are true.” Raymond Andisio $ 4 28 anything well but raise and $458 spend money.” prices. We must remember the 14 Otis Street oil companies are in business to WHOLE $428 His remark was in answer to THE the question. “How do you feel make a profit. They’ll go where lb. I about the suggestion that the oil they can make the best profit — JANUARY FAMILY- industry be turned into a public sometimes, in direct contrast utility?” to proposed distribution plans.” MB OF BEEF lb. LAWYER Gov. Meskill, in Manchester Asked the inevitable ques­ Avg. Weight 30-35 lbs. Cut as desired. for three a^ ara n c e s Tuesday, tion, “How was the skiing up in spoke at a noon luncheon of the Vermont?” , he replied, “My Outsiders In ii'SEMI-BOHeiESS ______i report, or the ski report?” RIC CLEARANCE FRESH CUT Manchester Kiwanis Club at the Schoolyards FOR BROILING Manchester ‘Cpuntry Club He explained, as he had PRINTS • SOLIDS i o n / c K before over 100 persons — the earlier at Manchester High NOVELTIES WHOLE ' . Eddie, a high school dropout, largest turnout in recent years School, that he had promised to liked to hang around his old alma take his son skiing and that, ST E A K S^ ■ I at a Kiwanis meeting. Great selections .of cottons, mater, getting into various kinds He was introduced by GOP when he felt his office had the of mischief. One day he was Town Chairman A. Paul Berte ice-crisis situation well in hand, acetates and polyeste^lends. picked up by police on a charge he did, but came back when he PORK LOINS- 9 9 * of “loitering on school grounds.” who, along with State Sen. HURRY FOR BEST SELECTIONS saw the crisis deepening. ST s d .E C To Eddie, this was foul play. STEAKS David Odegard, accompanied Cut as desired Into Roasts and Chops him in his Manchester visits. When told by one Kiwanian, VALUES TO $2.98 YD,/SAVEK ^ A \ TO $1.99 YD. After all, wasn't the sch o o ly ^ a public place—free for all? Meskill said his philosophy of “The resentment people feel is BEEF ALL WASHABLE But the court found him guilty Bo n e l e s s government is “a hands-off because the doctor was not around when the patient needed 45’’/60” Wide as charged. As one judge put it: policy, where business is con­ "Public school premises are not SR O A f $428 him,” he replied, “I suppose rOTAl cerned.” free to any and everyone, like a He conceded there will be a you’re right.” public street or public park, rab- WALL TO WALL I great public clamor for a Earlier, he had conceded that * SPECIAL lic school premises are dedicated ms b. I s r e ^ federal takeover of the oil com­ the Vermont skiing incident SCREEN PRINTS X to the use of persons eligible to ? s d i panies. could very well hurt him attend the schools, their officers, “That doesn’t mean it will be politically. 4 yd/ MEAT teachers, and employees.” done,” he said. Asked a second inevitable PlAlD SUITINGS A number of communities, He compared socialization of question, “Are you a candidate PRODUCTS leery of troublemakers, have for re-election?” he said he passed special ^nli-loitering laws SatVKi FRESH GENUINE the oil interests to Medicare / SOLID FLANNELS M which, he insisted, hasn’t ■ hasn’t made up his mind. placing schoolyards off limits to FAMILY PACK those having no legitimate busi­ i proven to be better than health Earlier, he had said he con­ Center Cut 'W Rib. Loin & Center Cut siders himself a candidate at^ QUILTED PRINTS ness there. And most courts have care would have been if handled GERMAN ROLOGNA upheld the validity of these laws. by private insurance oom- this time, but reserves the right When was the last time ‘”panies. to change his mind. He said he PORK POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS Vzib. He said there is no truth to must consider his obligations as COOKED SALAMK * PORK the general belief that Connec­ a husband and as a father to his Stock up now on these beautiful cottons, 59 some one earried ticut is being picked on in the five children. acetates, acrylics, rayon polyester and gas and oil crisis and that it’s in He said “looking at it objec­ wool blond fabrics. your handles? CHOPS CHOPS tively,” Watergate should have worse shape, deliberately; than * other states. little effect on the November \ VALUES TO $4.98 A YD. SIRLOIN HIP P FKESH GCNUINE “It's not true,” he said. “All state election. \ SAVE TO $2.99 A YD, Avg. Wt. M the eastern states have “The biggest problem for the— 25-30 Lbs. CARRY. OUT BUNDLE SERVICE $436 problems., It’s not by design. Republicans, as far as MACHM^E WASH . Lb. After your food purchases are carefulty pecked, a Top Notch We mipt realize” we have no Watergate is concerned,” he 44’’/60" Widths m said, “is a moral problem — a OFBEEF ■bag boy ” will cany your ordfr out and place H cereM y in your refipenes in New England.” car. You will navar have to driva up to pick up yoiK ordar or lb. I defeatist attitude.” fiVi.-...... Machine Washable You get 8-10 Sirloin Steaks with large lull tenderloin On the other hand, courts have dodga around shopping carts in a Top Notch parking lot. . He pointed out that last also taken a tolerant view of what November, where there were POLYESTER ACRYLIC ■is “legitimate business.” One case Evening School important local issues, people involved a 47-year-old boy, ar­ V A lU A B lf COUPON '^Vfyj’rjYjyjyj' M ^VAlU AB lf COUPON Starts March 11 * came out to' vote and rested after dark on the play­ 8 Republicans were elected.' Pouble JCaits SHORT LOIN ground of a junior high school. Classes at the Adult Evening “If we have a dull state cam­ Avg. Wt. At a court hearing, he explained p lu U S ^ R V i, School will start March 11 and paign, with few issues,” he 25-30 Lbs. that he had bien wailing to take bum ble b e e " continue for nine weeks. warned., “ Watergate may Great colors and designs to mix and Lb. his younger sister home from a BinTERM IlK BISCUITS Brochures will be.disti%ut4d become an issue. People will match for dress or sports. ^ class party. SDUO W HITE OFBEEF The judge decided this came BANANAS Feb, 11 to a ir local banks, lose interest • and will stay VALUES TO $5.49 YD. SAVE JO $2.50 YD. under the heading of legitimate ’ libraries. Town Hall and the home.” J You get 10-12 Porterhouse Steaks with large full tenderloin business, and tossed the case out school office. Approximately Acknowledging the state may Outstanding lUNA of court. 100 courses will be offered experience an economic reces­ selections Furthermore, an anti-Ioilering 3 ' ^ 2 5 * during this semester. sion this year, he said the ad­ 60”/62” widths law must not exceed constitutional 7ozCAN Mail registration will begin ministration still will offer limits. In another case, an ordi­ 1 V d IT H COOPOrt A M O INITH epoPON NJO Feb. 11 and continue through some kind of tax relief — nance forbade loitering within 250 * 5.00 WRCHASE. UNIT ONE COUPON *$■00 N I S M N i . UNIT ONE (JDUPO^I Feb, 28. Students who have possibly a cut in the sales tax. feet of any school—with no ex­ opoo -mnoMN. »a,t97+ ’fiCOO THAU JAN. tX, already registered may request “The tax relief may not be as ceptions. 16. a refund by w riting thd’' much as originally expected, But this law, when challenged i Manchester Adult Evening but it will be there,” he N I H I H I K . in court, was held to be unconsti­ PARTY PLATTER SERVICE wfmmjiikk School by Jan, 28. Students not promised. He said the large tutional. The court thought it was Make your next party or buffet a work-free onp. Our courteous requesting a refund should 1972-73 surplus will be taken ______lb. unfair to punish someond simply report for classes March 11. This is one of the largesf, most beautiful collections of MACHINE for relaxing in the vicinity of a staff will prepare festive party platters to serve ten or two Jf^jVjYjhiiyjV vAlUABlf COUPON into consideration.. Cut, Wrapped, Quich Frozen - No Chargel Cut, Wrappae, Quick Frozen - No Chargol hundred. You'll be pleasantly surprised at the moderate cost. 10 VAlUABtE COUPON W f M f B VAlUABlf COUPON For further information, call WASHABLE double knits you’ll ever seel Smart heather grey school. Lawmakers had no au­ n 29 He said he was opposed to a Also available 1/2 Hind at above price. Also available 1/2 Side at above price. thority, s^id the court, “to de­ Stop in and ask for details. W e'll be pleased to assist you. the Adult Evening School of­ state income tax in 1970 and grounds for colorful knit'designs; shadow plaids in darks and nounce mere inaction as a crime,” H fice. 646-4088.' ' still is. ' pastels: coordinating tweed effects, fancy designs and solids to mix adding; , SM6ET LIFE He said Connecticut's sales and match, "The majority of mankind “ SUNKIST QReST. tax, though higher than in most ' ICEBERG RUSSEn spend a goodly part of their wak­ Herald states, is more non-regressive MANY TREVIRA K'NITSHNCLUDED IN THIS GROUP NAVEL SEEDLESS ing hours in idling the time away. .— principally because of the REGULAR $5.98 YD & $6.98 YD. The ordinance is an unreasonable Yesterdays' many, exceptions afforded the IHTUCE BOSCPEMIS restraint upon personal liberty.” TOOTHIVtSIE Free .Polyesters, acrylics, blends taxpayer. ORANGES O N E \- lb . L O A F 58’’/68” widths A public service feature of the 4 , “And,” he added, “many of American Bar Association and 5 w e e r l i f e 25 Years Ap» the states which have lower as< hd. tlie Connecticut Bor. Associa­ sales taxes have income taxes 7 9 * -. 1 5 I 6 9 « tion. Written by Will Bernard. h ' This was a Sunday; The as well. We don’t.” Herald did not publish. 45 1974 American Bar Association Asked about statistics which m iin B m p show Connecticut in 44th place vtiiTri c e o p srt virrit COUPON WITH COUPOW 10 Years Afjo* in the ratio of federal taxes paid AHp * s.o 0 puncHAsn o ANO *6 00 Pl)Potf66 AMD PURCHASE OF •5 .0 0 SO-FRO F,^BRICS SWEET LIFE SWEETJIFE . uiAITOn S couipon Town school system is invited to federal funds returned, he 1 SWEET LIFE SMOOTH SWEET LIFE Expensive Cow LimiT ONE cA u P e tt HWUT ONECOOPo M always first quality fabrics C reso to join New . England explained that the federal MAPLE DAWSON CITY, Y. T. THnu\)AM.ia.i974- GOOD -fHRi; JAN< 12,1974- GOOD THRU JAH. I I , 1974- Educational Data Systems to program is ba^ed on need, with PEANUT APPLE .CATSUP (UPI) - During the Klondike become regional data the richest states, many times, gold tush, fte first cow in burr c o r n er s O 14 oz. Dswson was sold to Tom processing, center. ' getting the least return. TRI-CITY PLAZA BUTTER SAUCE . SYRUP city oOl l SHOPPING c e n te r ‘O Botties Chisolm, a saloon keeper, for SERVICE BAKERY Elva Tyler js installed as Finally, on the subject of in­ VERNON sufficient and incorrect infor­ o p e n DAILY 9:30-9:30 OPEN DAILY 10-9, SAT. 10-6 35-oz. E* . 12-oz. $ 1,000. Treat youraalf and your family to the goodnesa, tha freshnesa president of Manchester Board' Bottle mation from the electric com­ TEL. 846-7728 TEL. 875-0417 Jar W Chisolm milked her a f the of oven-fraah baked gooda. made by our own maater bakers of Realtors. | r 5 5 « 9 ’ bar and sold the milk^for $5 a panies during the ice storm r . : , 79< In our own ovens, using only tha purept of ingredients. Slop In EVERY DEPARTMENT OPEN 7 A.M. to MIDNIGHT-MON. thru SAT. mug. at our service bakety department and give your lamily a Ireatl A . ^^^^GE'TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jah. 9, 1974 , w ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Gnnh Wed.. Jan. 9. 1974- PAGE TWF.NTY-ONE r ' . ! ' '* • Kissinger To Discuss Mideast Vet Council Hears Talk DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB About Rocky Hill Home

With Egyptian Leader Guerino J. Agostinelli, with the men being assigned executive officer of the Rocky various tasks according to their What’s causing her pain? Hill Veterans Home and ability. I'nilrd I’rcsH Intvrnutional dragged out there fiave been in­ sources reported that Kissinger While, at Aswan, Sadat has Hospital, was guest speaker at According to Agostinelli, DEAR DR. LAMB - Why Secretary of State Henry A. creasingly serious clashes would go to see Sadat at Aswan,- been planning widescale ad­ the recent meeting of the Rocky Hill is the second largest not help. I’ve tried them all, means an abnormal function, possibility that you may be WMALOTTERY am I Writing on lined paper to and each doctor seems to Kissinger will arrive in figypt along both the Suez Canal, and where the Egyptian leader is on ministrative changea to place Veterans Counqil at state veterans home and but one that can’t be at­ one of thet h e individuals...... 'who a famous doctor when there have a different’ idea. tributed to an infection, a have cram Thursday for talks with PresU the Syrian cease-fire lines and a working vacation. the emphasis bn Egyptian Manchester Memorial hospital in the United States. are hundreds of doctors in , . ‘Ping. bloating and dent Anwar Sadat on the both sides have warned against The sources said Kissinger Medications do not help. tumor or a dietary deficien­ real pain------because,jse of a food economic development, educa­ Hospital. Its annual budget of $5 million the United States? Nothing relieves the pain. Geneva negotiations on Arab- cy. That doesn’t make the intolerance, such as in­ the possibility a new war could would be bringing with him tion and scientific research, the Agostinelli, a Manchester covers the ne^s of over 1,000 First, I am in such pain I Now doctor, what would problem any less reaj. Israeli military disengagement, , flare up. Israeli proposals for disengage­ tolerance t& the milk sugar COMEBACK CARI newspaper A1 Ahram said native, attended local schools veterans, the salaries of 445 cannot write Ibgibly other­ you do if you had an inopera­ Many people do have diplomatic sources said today lactose. The treatment, then Vegas . . . Mavericks , . . Dusters. . . . Novas . . . Mustangs Egyptian and Israeli militarj^ ment of Egyptian and Israeli today. prior to entering the U.S. Army employes and the maintenance wise. Second, there seems to ble pain for which nothing diverticulosis and have no would be to eliminate all Darts in Cairo. , representatives met for an hour forces on the Suez Canal front Conference officialsiin in World War II. Before being of 43 buildings and 248 be no help. This sounds un­ can be done? Hpw would you symptoms along with the milk prbducts from your diet. Israeli sources also have and 10 minutes today in Geneva lines. Geneva said the short meeting appointed to his present post in landscaped acres including the usual in the United States. deal with a problem that doc­ problem that is from an asso­ You might try it. If the number on your Jan. 3rd lottery ticket'is Numbers for tickets dated January 3. reported an imminent in,pneof their shortest session's They said Israeli Defense 1966, he served as state service Cot. R aym ond A. G ates But doctors don’t have much tors say (many do) is not ciated spastic colon. In fact, I caivt cover the entire listed, you've won $17 and a chance to win one today and the' six-day break will time, and I am sorry to say, Kissinger visit to Jerusalem in to discuss troop withdrawals. Minister Moshe Dayan dis-, allow Egypt and Israel to con­ officer for, the VFW and Cemetery” which is also part of there? I ve tried to find some many authorities now believe problem in one column. But, I of two 1974 Mustang II's (Mach I). To be eligible 00886 14653 31487 54891 74793 88290 very little help. simple food to exist on, some­ hope of straightening out the They did not report progress cussed the proposals with sider the Israeli disengagement national service officer for the the grounds. that one cause of diver­ have prepared two booklets, for the nevv rar drawing Jan. 24th, claim your $17 02444 19279 35680 55641 77654 91476 Doctor, 1 am a “hy­ thing that wouldn’t increase ticulosis is a long history of one on spastic colon and one disengagement problem so the and adjourned the meetings for Kissinger during a recent visit proposals. ‘ Disabled American Veterans, Agostinelli noted that the pochondriac.” My two most at any participating Savings and Loan (instant, 08179 19620 37238 56492 79512 91903 peace talks could get on to a week. to Washington^ and that the the cramps. When one is des­ spastic colon problems of on diverticulosis that outline The conference officials said AMVets and American Legion. various veterans organizations recent operations were for perate, what does he do? payoff!). Motor Vwicle Office or the Lottery 10523 28471 major political questions. secretary of state suggested a cramps and gas. This being my ideas on the management 38345 59666 82727 97066 UPI correspondent Maurice the military men in Geneva are He told the group that the and their auxiliaries have spent fiancer. How I imagined DEAR READER - Of the case, often the treatment Clairp Center in Wethersfield. You must claim by While the Geneva talks Guindi said the Cairo political number of amendments. of these problems. (You can Jan. 14th to qualify for the car drawing.* 13480 31298 48694 65907 84010 98972 unable to handle such sensitive Rocky Hill facility, which was over 300,000 hours of voluntary them, the pathologist and I course you have pain. It for both problems is the obtain these for 50 cents each political talks and that they will dedicated in 1940, replaced the services at the home and have not decided for sure. doesn’t matter whether a same. from P.O. Box .1551, Radio ’You have 1 year from ticket date to claim your $17 prize. work out the technical details of Fitches Home in Noroton hospital. ■' I do have some stress, of pain is caused by a broken What you need, of course, is City Station, New York, N Y. disengagement decisions only Heights. The Fitches Home was Guests at the council meeting course, for cancer is not an bone, from ner'vous tension or a good program in bowel 10019.) Meanwhile, you can the first veterans home in the included commanders \of all easily understood malady, some other problem, it is still training to develop regular see if stopping milk and milk after they are made by their but the pain I have the most governments. United States and was Manchester veteran# pain and needs to be relieved bowel habits. Probably the products helps and also you trouble with is what doctors if possible. COMNECTKUT'S LOTTERY. “The Military Working Group dedicated in 1864, he said. organizations and presidents of newer concepts of providing should stop coffee, tea, colas, iCLIP 40° OIF dismiss as a painless ailment, No doubt your bowel prob­ adequate bulk in the diet continued its discussions and The Rocky Hill Home and their auxiliaries. or any beverage containing diverticulosis. Xrays do not lems are what we calLa func­ would be a help. ^ caffeine, if you use them. decided to meet again on Hospital, he said, has facilities Burt Dittus, development show cancer there. Diet does tional disorder. Which really There remains the (NEWSPAPER En t e r p r is e ASSN.) Read Herald Advertisements , ^ ^ 5) YOUR NEXT Tuesday Jan. 15 at 4 p.m.,” a for 750 veterans in the home director of Manchester brief statement said after and a hospital of 350 beds. The Memorial Hospi^l, extended today’s .session between hospital has a physical greetings from ^ e hospital, m eatpum ^m s e Generals Taha el Magdoub of medicine and rehabilitation which has hosted the council’s Egypt and Mordecai Gur of service, surgery, radiology and January meetings for the past Israel, and their aides. pathology departments, a three years. It was the sixth session of the laboratory and a medical Edward Dupre, council chair­ Hearing Friday SHOP-RITE COUPON > talks. library. man, announced that the He said that the veterans who February meeting will be at i | ^ Towards the purchase'of $3.00 or more Defense Minister Moshe Dayan said last week he live in the “barracks” are part Manchester Community of a unique work therapy plan, College. 9 explained Israel’s attitude on On Energy EnastFIRST NATIONAL STORES FRESH M|AT disengagement plans to s t r e t c h e r s ^ “ W aV a v a u j u Tu a v ^ LAMB, VEAL, PORK, BEEF OR POULTRY Kissinger in Washington, but that the Egyptian reaction to (Frozen and Canned Meat OUR FINAST GUARANTEE: FIfiil iflin mr| niliair m Testers Choicer them had not yet come. In Miner Case Proposals •MHlIliHil BHiy lick icirMlN cnri IIm • • iiU. Ic ■alter N6t Included) ■lit it It... H ■m ir ■!• ■aid H. Filial iu m lN i II Tnit Fhiiil Freeze Dried Coffee j N r Nm n I Vi Ii N Come to Findst oU this Good at any Shop-Rite m arket HARTFORD (UPI) - A state of Oregon, Rep. Russell L. Coupon limit one per fam ily.,, » u legislative subcommittee will Post Jr., R-Canton, chairman FINAST RAIN CHECK POLICY: ii h MiiniiM spidii ii With This Coupon Expires Sat., Jan. 12,1974 Heavy Exertion Coupon Man Pleads Innocent hold a public hearing Friday on of the energy subcommittee, • n r m M N l |lMM M l Hi ■ iu |ir hr • nhi click. II n IH m r n h Week and Save $ $ on a proposed energy package said. • i iw i llw il hi iMii |riM hi hlh»h| •N l. Or II will ■• •HI |li4l| |ln |N I CM^inkh IIm it h i ii^ i In irici. Ttnt F i Warning Issued VEN 50 -* Valid vojiu thruuiiu Jan.jail, 12ic I which includes emergency Post said the utility rate Y n . 'HARTFORD (UPI) - State To Charge of Robbery energy powers for the governor structure proposal is de>gned_^ all Year Gioceqf Needs Health Commissioner Douglas and a change in utility rate to change the “declining block structures. system ” by which electricity SAVE OVER $1.40 WITH COUPOHj, LISTED BELOW S. Lloyd today warned middle Romeo St. Pierre, 20, of East is being held on $100,000 bond at costs more per unit in smaller Laundry aged and older men that heavy Hartford, pleaded innocent in the» Connecticut Correctional Other proposals in the package include a long-term quantities and less per unit in exertion while shoveling snow Tolland County Superior Court Center, Hartford. Clorox Liquid Sunsweet Tide Detergent Tuesday to a robbery charge state energy board, a state larger quantities. On-Core Double could lead to a heart attack. Another man charged with SHOP-RITE COUPON “truth-in-energy” act to The present system favoring Lloyd also said anyone with a stemming from the April 7 murder in the case —Paul A. Tide's in. slaying of package store owner provide energy facts to con­ large users forces utilities to 1 Box Of 16s history of high blood pressure, Guest, 18, formerly of East Dirl's out.. heart ailments or obesity Harry T. “ Pete” Miner of sumers, the use of waste energy appeal to the Public Utility Bleach Prune Juice Hartford —is being held in a ^ - Entrees should hire someone else to Bolton. ' California jail on burglary by industry, and requests for Commission too often to ask for I A Water m C Congressional action. rate increases. Post said. cprc Shop Rite shovel snow or move a stalled Judge Joseph Dannehy ap­ charges there. Abbott I J H ■ ■ Calling the declining block automobile. Dress For Occassion proved St. Pierre’s request for Schwebel, Tolland County assis­ The emergency energy Middle aged and other men a jury trial on the charge of tant state’s attorney, said powers proposal would system “obsolete,” Post said FU LL Tea Bags the concept will be discussed at not used to strenuous work being an accessory to first- Guest will probably be brought authorize the governor to ex­ degree robbery, and the case pand the definition of emergen­ the hearing. should shun shoveling snow, In authentic Polish costume, Lynn Czerwinski waits in line to Connecticut by Jan. 24.' WITH THIS Good at any Shop-Rite market. Lloyd said. If they cannot avoid was put on the trial list. Miner, 47, owner of the Six cy under the Civil Preparedness A Connecticut energy board 68 MH J to be served at the second annual International Festival COUPON Coupon limit one per family. the task, Lloyd said, they St. Pierre was arrested by and Forty-Four Package Store guidelines to include those would obtain facts on projected yesterday at Bowers School. She and other members of energy supplies and demand Mr. Deli Specials! should shovel the snow in State Police on a murder on Rt. 44A, Bolton, was shot and emergencies resulting from a Fresh From the Finast Bakeryl ______Coupon Expires Sat., Jan. 12,1974 S.R. over 5-year, 10-year and 20- “small bites’’ and take Mrs. Mabel Silver’s fourth^grade class participated in a charge, but that charge was killed April 7 as he returned to, fuel shortage. year periods, said Post. SAVE 19c “frequent rest periods.’’ buHet luncheon of around-the-world foods to which dropped in Superior Court Dec. his Bolton Center Rd. home, 'The Qvil Preparedness Coun­ Fully Cooked Lloyd also cautioned patents, special teachers and school administrators were 7, and the robbery charge was with the day’s receipts from his cil and six legislative leaders A “ truth-in-energy” bill English MuHins motorists not to start a car In­ invited. The event complemented the class’s social studies substituted. business, "nie money he was would have to approve the would guarantee to consumers Krakus facts on the energy consump­ SHOP-RITE COUPON side a garage unless the garage schedule. (Herald photo by Bevins) St. Pierre is free on a $5,000 carrying hasn’t been recovered, governor’s plans, according to Imported the proposal. tion of necessities and con­ Finast door is open, to avoid asphyxia­ bond. police said. Freshly Sliced Toward tho purchase at tion. In a companion case, the It would also ban the use of veniences such as heating and & o k e d Homs The man police said actually To Order A $1.00 er more any Shop RHe Brand court set Jan. 24 as the con­ shot Miner, Ronald Oney of display lighting, an action air conditioning systems, Shank Butt Center tinuance date for the case of Vernon, was killed in an Oc­ parallel to that taken by the automobiles and 'appliances. Imported Freshly Sliced to Order Post said. Finast White Bread S 3 I.'? M « DIVISION OF EXTENSION SERVICES Stephen M. Tine, 19, of East tober robbery of a California Portion Portion Slices 20 Bread or Another pro.oosal, encom­ Pop'r,1«d Hartford, who is charged with supermarket. Swiss Cheese Vienna Bread 3 1,'? COURSE OFFERINGS murder in the Miner case. Tine passing government, utilities About Town All White , Shank Hail Hamburg Rolls s.S«d . 3 T M OFF P a s try and industry, would encourage Weavers Chicken Roll Meat Water 19 the establishment of “total Freshly Sticed Added Finast Apple Pies aa 59' SPRING 1974 Manchester Jaycee 's)Vives Mr. Deli Bologna To Order Good at any Shop-Rite market |y/| ^ energy systems.” One such i b lb Danish Fruit Cluster ’ p V g ' 69' WITH THIS CREDIT COURSES: Each $52.50 • C la ^ t begin January 21 and after. will meet tonight at 8 at the AvailaUe in Stores with Service Deli ib COUPON Coupdn limit one per family. home of Mrs. Gail Keazer, 133 system would use waste heat Tray Donuts • 59' N generated in a manufacuring Coupon Expiree Sat, Jan. 12,1974 ^ S.R. SHOPTHAMn I GERIATF\fCS: \ Student Injured N. Elm St. Larry Olsen, foot­ SHARTUAMn I Anatomy and Physiology of Aging^ ball coach at Manchester High process to heat an office January White Sale! For Your Health & Beauty! building, F°ost said. Fresh Shoulder T ^ ^ lP o rk Roost [SAVE 2001 ^ TYPEwSmJe I Psychology of Aging HARTFORD (U P I)-A fifth Derby, following her accident School, will Speak about the — • Antiseptic TYPPwniTiNft I Institutional Care of Aging teen-ager was struck by a car Monday. “Intricacies of Football.’!, After Two of the resolutions which Mouthwash n iiiN « II Business Management of Geriatrics Facilities since Monday’s institution of W., T,SI, T O ' I 0 0 ' Listerine Parental concern over the the. program, there will be a were among the requests to .... » ______— Daylight Saving Time as car-pedestrian accidents “Speak Up." Congress have already been im­ Pork IPicnicsj m another remains'in serious con­ 4 to 6 lbs # % # lb M Spare Ribs 99. V l f l b UIg List 14 oz REAlisTATE’FOR'cREmf ' resulting from early morning plemented or at least planned : 1.39 btl Real Estate Principles and Practices: ChooN a Monday morning classy e'fenings dition. darkness, has prompted several by now — Daylight Saving Time ______Tuesday thru Thursday. Each class meets 15 weeks. Police said Ellen Weisman, schools to open school later in and gasoline rationing. , , . . . „ Mfg llsl Anii-Perspirant Autos Re 'cled 1.75 Deodorant Real_Eslate Appraisal I: Juesdays, 7:00 - 9:30, Starts January 29. 14, was struck by a car whose the day. Oiherprop«,.i.t.b,aired.i ''“[I' l-'quid Detergent Right Guard driver failed to see her on the R I M 0 N D , V s . Rib. Roust Among Connecticut towns the hearing deal with a greater ln S l3 n t OrSflQB Drink Cnlifornin Roust Bayer Aspirin Tablets OTHER END OF THE WEEK (Saturd^'Moniin^Creid1t'claNesy~‘~*~‘ way to Stamfqrd High School beginning classes at a later (UPI)., MoT5r''than 60,000 MIg List junked automobiles in Vir^nia commitment to pubiic> Bartlett Pears Mir am on te Isl Four Ribs Only ^ 1 ^ 0 43' Bayer Children’s Aspirin Accour|tlng 101 - (4 credits - $70) Western Civilization Tuesday. Officials said she hour are East Hartford, Avon, ' Anthropology Physical Science 100 have been recycled, according transportation, incentives for pjpggj Semi-Boneless 109 received a bruise. Glastonbury, Newington, to a survey recently conducted home insulation and changes in ' o u u a 5lhlo7lhRibs 1' I ' Efferdent Sales and Techniques of Selling Introduction to Psychology MIg List 6oz C f ic Margaret Deegan, 16, of Bristol and Windsor Locks. »by the “ Keep Virginia Rib S l e a k 1 lb Chuck J[ j], Listerine Joottipasie tube 0 0 Introductory Composition Sociology 101 building codes 'regarding Seymour, was still in serious Others are said to be con­ Beautiful” organization. lighting and insulation. condition at Griffin Hospital in sidering such measures. By recycling, essentiai NON-CREDIT SPRING^COURSES - Classes begin January 28 and after. metais in the abandoned cars Post said a proposal to tax I i Detergent Pepper Steaka Boneless are put ^ack into industry at motor vehicles according to Cube Steak Chuck __ e d u c a t io n . FORJ^EMO^^ ______Semi Boneless i 2 t _ cios.e-up R/,rKni|i the same time that eyesores weight and horsepower was 'California Steak Chuck Top Ct)uck Steak Boneless Astrology I Explorlng” he"u»U\mrTe” '5onMTou8ne8S" Mace Spraying Leads are eliminated. “one of literally a hundred Chuck Wilh This 2 7oz Astrology II Path to Self Realization ■ s Fiig With Tint CMprni and'5 Puicdij* I ■ S h O r t R l b S O f B 6 e f Stewing Beef To Four Arrests different concepts'’ the sub­ Coupon tube Behavior Modification i Handwriting I i s ' i i iiv Top Chuck Steak Boneless Chuck Roast VEN 14' Valid thru Jan 12 VALUABLE COUPON Death and Dying Handwriting II committee considered. Loin ------■ Porterhouse Steak Bone In I 3AB0 Expanding Human Consciousness Transactional Analysis WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - cough and rub their eyes. Fillet Steak > TA” Toward tho purchase of __De\mjoplng2fl£h^r_p^t^clousness Palmistry yoga Four Massachusetts residents Arrested on breach of peace T-Bone Steak Tilass Fancy Beef Liver An 8-oz. Jar of face court appearance Jan. 28 charges were: Michael Hanlon, Education, Property Frozen Food Values! EDUCATION FOR CAREER ADVANCEMEN’fT'' ” for allegedly spraying the 16, of Revere, Mass., James Automobile Sales Techniques Report Writing . i Finast Dairy Features! chemical Mace aboard an Taylor„ 22, also of Revere; Cetfof Tasters Choice ^Sem inar on Credit and Collections Writing Magazine Articles Eastern Airlines plane. Karen Woodell, 18, of Boston Tax Priorities 50« EDUCATION FORluiIfuRArENRicHM^ ‘ The four were arrested by and Judy Bonney, 22, of Everett, Mass. Downyfleke 1 n r * ^igbt n’ Lively Coffee Beginning Guitar Junior Drama Workshop state police at Bradley Inter­ Said Insufficient OFF They were released on $50 Good at any Shop-Rite market Contemporary American Fiction Japanese Language and Culture national Airport when the plane cash bonds pending their court WITH THIS Coupdn limit one .per family. . MH J>ajn^W orl«lm ^_^^^^ ^omen In Literature made a scheduled stop on a trip HARTFORD (UPI) - The “Although the lost revenue is f i0nch Toiisl Fresh Chicken Parts! Seafood Specials! from Atlanta, Ga. to Boston appearances. Connecticut Conference of expected to be made up by the Vogurt Boneless ^ C O U P O N Coupon Expires Sat., Jan. 12,1974 EDUCATION FOR’LETl^RE'Tlivii:'”'’” "' ' ’ Police said the substance Mayors and Municipalities said Arrowiootfi about midnight Monday. state in the form of replace- Waffles'KFoiMkes' Chicken Breast Skinless Sole Fillet Beginning Bridge Basic Photography sprayed was definitely Mace, Tuesday the legislature’s Ap­ Police said the pilot radioed meri^t .grants,” Sullivan said, Large Seallest Intermediate Bridge Beginning Skiing Chicken Legs or Thighs Haddock Fillet All police that the four, seated in but they could not explain how propriations Committee has “ these grants will not help 8 02 Advanced Intermediate Bridge Beginning Tennis. " the coach section of the plane, it was obtained or how it passed given insufficient priority to localities cope with the major Your Chicken Drumsticks Perch Fillet 3 1b box 2.79 Flavors cfns 9 t o l M M Gymnastics: Boys 8-10, 11-12 Intermediate Tennis started throwing coffee at each through airport security at education and property taxes. problems of maintaining and Choice - Chicken Breasts WltfiRD Halibut Steaks VALUABLE COUPON - —— —— % ! £ ^^ i^^ C o u n try Skiing Atlanta where the youths Conference President John J. 3 ^redded Pizza Cheese , 4 ■ 5AB6 other and one had sprayed improving public services and Chicken Wings No. 1 Smelts Towards the purchase of EDUCATION FOR PRESERVING THE PAST: ^ Mace, causing passengers to boarded the plane. Sullivan, first selectman of stabilizing property taxes.” Fairfield, said the coinmittee Niblets Corn or S ^ e t Peas A 48-oz. Bottle of G enM iogy.'purees and Research 19th Century Early American Home Soniento should set the short term goal Sullivan said the Ap­ ______of lifting Connecticut to the propriations Committee has not Sieen boot i Dynamo Liquid EDUCATION FOR M ODERlTLIVINQ:7/vInero7El]ro7el”d7\m^^^ ' Investment Firm Buys national average rank in state yet made public any proposals 49‘ Red Ripe Extra Large Individual Income Tax Preparation . You and Your Community: Contemporarv spending for local education, of its own, though it has been Finast Potato Puffs 4 Im 89' Introduction to Flying *■ Issues ’ Bishop Corner’s Tracts “It would cost the state $121.8 hearing recommendations from Cut Green Beans^;^Fmisi Orange Juice 59' Laundry Detergent Planning for Retirement Training Program for Swimming Pool million to achieve this modest various' legislative com m itt^ 4 89' 9 0J O Q * objective next year,” Sullivan Green Beans pkg iQwbeme^Tangerines Ouarters II ----- GoodatanyShop-Ritemarhc. ^2PlSiQfl_ ^ . WEJST HARTF()RD (UPI) - on' the southeast quadrant, in­ chairmen. Richmond Margarine pk'5 39' S WITH T H IS . Coupon limit one per family. MH A West Hartford-BIoomfield in­ cluding the building in which said. • . Fish Dinner 6 6 01 a-1 Fmastg FOR FURTHER tNFORMATION OR ANY APPLICATION CONTACT THE He said the state is sitting on veiytwry cant ■ American Cheese n",Deluxe vestment firm says it hap the First National Bank and Sullivan also said the com­ Hawaiian Punch 22 01 i39 89' B COUPnN Joo-12,1974 DIVISION OF EXTENSION SERVICES a large surplus from last year pkg I ^ vv/urv/ii . MFu V acquired land and buildings on Value House are located. mittee should giVe priority to 'p“r 7 9 ' plus a new surplus being built Roman Lasagne Cottage two additional commercial Konover said he plans to turn grants'which actually add to Cheese each day. c,!r 99' MMiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii i.stvE 400 .inniiiiMiMniiiiiM tracts at the Bishop's Corner the shopping complex into “an . local revenues rather than simply replace income lost MANCHESTER Shopping complex. outstanding example of what' “The state cannot — in good can be Accomplished by private through repealed taxes. 587 EAST MiDDLE TPKE. Harold Konover Investments The group said the 1973 conscience and in good govern­ ig1ltW^AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAvirVAyS]pvjrVAVAMVAVWWAmAVA^^^ COMMUNITY investment in the interest of. ment — allow oities and towns said Tuesday it has purchased meeting the balanced needs of legislature, for example, OPEN 8:30 A.M..- 1Q:30 P.M. EXTENSION 6.3 acres on the southwest cor­ the area.”. repealied most personal proper­ to be torii apart between rising ilQ ^M r. CleansliioaikPillsburvFlout!giailHt Vlasic T i i i iSBim Ivory s 'lS SilEie Cbmet=~ |{ COLLEGE ner which contains Hartford ty taxes, thus preventing property taxes and inflationary, Redoom Your FedorsI Food ^toihps He said future considerations school costs,” he said. “The .National Bank, Aetna In­ will be given for sucl^ areas as municipalities from collecting surance Co. and several retail money will not help our school St Shop-Rite EXTENSION DIVISION • 6 4 6 -2 1 3 7 vehicular and mass - transit revenue fot noninventory m i children if it continues to sit in|L I S i : VEN to Valid thru .Ian 12 VEN 10 Valid Him Jan. 12 i S VEN 10 Valid Ituu Jan 12 K ^ U a i a ■ £ 6 valid Ibiu Jan 12 ■ V S HV S urN 6 Valid ttuu Jan 12 cc shops. movement, pedestrian malls, business equipment and farm 'the state treasury.” Sl4VAyAMVAVAVAVAVAyAyA«QSPj^RV|WA^^^^ Also bougM were nine acres and new concepts in retailing. machinery. g > C - B i Wi Ritarvi li t Right to UmH iluanbttoi Prices Etiectrve thru Saturday, January 1M974

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7 .12 Ittrnt Ot'rrfd for ttl^ not Slim Mon.Jm. -Sil., Jiii •vJdl&n in { | { ( lots Great Lakes Area tifoint' rctzirdsiitit Where Quality Always Exceeds The Price! Business Bodies SI « h o tis ii'iit , ' Pounded By Snow From WASHINGTON (UPI) - The I ■ t - administration has quietly I our big l nilt'il PreM International ice and snow forced the asked wheat exporters volun- | Caldor Sponsors , > Snow pounded the Great cancellation of three Ozark tarily to slow down shipments I Photo Jamboree American Council on Phar­ Lakes Region and western Airline flights' Most of the' overseas during the next law I maceutical Education, passed ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE ' reached $149,862,538, an in- early week ad! Pennsylvania early today, passengers were given shelter months to ease a tight supply * Carrera fans, bikini-clad the sei;ies of theoretical Ms. haron S. Tpth h a^ e e n creage of $14,344,713. while frrezing, rain and sleet and aid by the Salvation Army. situation which bakers fear I msyz SILVER LANE—E ^ T HARTFORD models, photographic manufac­ examinations conducted by the appointed account execut* for Mortgages totaled $117,114,- that hit the Ohio Valley area “The roads are open here,” a could produce a bread shortage I turers and Miss Connecticut Connecticut Commission of iStef & Associates, creative 925 compared with $106,472,311 moved southward. patrolman at Decatur, 111., this spring. • will all join together at the Pharmacy, served a six-month design group at 5p5A Hilliard .in 1972. Collateral and install­ St. Icy rodd conditions and said. “But it’s travel at your Officials said delayed orders I Caldor Discount Departfftent internship in a Cohnecticut ment loans totaled $7,299,989. freezing rains were directly own risk.” could be filled after June when I eat Economy Outlet Store, Burr Corners, on licensed pharmacy or hospital, Ms. Toth will be responsible This is an increase of $1,758,335 responsible for a least three Dense fog covered the Thursday, Friday and Saturday and passed the laboratory and for supervision of all accounts over 1972; the United States begins" HOURS* W®**- 9 to 6 • Thurs., Frl. 9 to 9 deaths. ' In Carlisle, Ohio, southeast Missouri area, much harvesting what is expected tg$| for a Photo Jamboree. oral examination given by the as well as coordinating week's ■ ■ w w iiw . ga, 8 to 6 • (Closed All Day Mdhday) Pamela Joy Cox, 13, was r • » » six state pharmacy? .com­ publicitiy. ' Top Zone Manager of Arkansas, and along the Gulf be a record 2-billion-bushel 1974 I Our Best, CENTER CUT crushed to death beneath the Coast creating some difficulty wheat crop, about 300 million I The Photo Jamboree, a missioners. John J. Tani has been named wheel of a school bus after she in driving. bushels bigger than last year’s I traditional eyent in the Caldor The program is [(resented un­ the ■‘'SEastern Region Zone slipped on an icy street, and in Bitter cold air covered por­ record harvest. I PORK CHOPS chain, flashes on at 5 p.m. der the joint cooperation^! the Manager of, the‘Year’’ by the Cincinnati, Scott Craig, 17, died tions of Texas, while in Connec­ Richard E. Bell, a deputy I Thursday when some 20 major Connecticut Commission of Consumer Products Division, after a car he was riding in spun ticut a winter storm watch was assistant secretary of I • photographic companies dis- Pharmacy and the Connecticut Metnorex Corp. on an ice patch and struck two issued. agriculture, said the ad-1 plajittheir latest in equipment, ■ Pharmaceutical Association. Tani was selected from all trees and a utility pole. Clear skies were found today ministration remains firmly op-1 ‘-'■• supplies and techniques. Photo The public is invited. sales personnel in the Eastern Mrs, Ella Farren, 76, Olney, over most of Florida, portions posed to formal wheat xport i enthusiasts will be able to test and Southeastern states. He 111., was killed and five other of the Dakotas, Nebraska, the most up-to-date cameras, was also named for the second Mn-Piiciig controls. He said there is NEW O FFIC E persons injured Tuesday in a Colorado and the Upper enough of the.grain still on hand meters, lenses, srrobes and Russell L. Burnett of 176 E. year in a row to the “National lb . other accessories, and to meet Sales Manager’s' Advertising car-pickup collison on ice- Mississippi Valley. in the United States to meet Middle Tpke. has opened the covered U. S. near The West Coast area, which domestic needs until the new | Oiw Kind Only - Save 30c Ib.l with representatives of the Deborah Blanchard Russell L. Burnett Tax Service Club.” Lawrenceville, 111. makers. Both awards were presented had its worst weather in 25 crop is harvested. (Mi.ss.Cohnerticut) at 353 Center St. Travelers advisories were years the past week, had clear Some of this wlidat is con-1 Fresh Cut (Querters) at the annual sales meeting in Visitors will be greeted at the ^Burnett was an accountant issued because of freezing rain skies today, while snow fell in trolled by exporters and in­ San Diego, Calif. "Caldor World of for the public accounting firm or sleet from southwest Iowa Montana with rain and snow cluded in export contract Tani joined Memorex in 1972 Photography” show by Miss and Arkansas and into Ken­ showers from the southern reports, “but the wheat is still CHICKEN LEGS as the Hartford Zone manager tucky and from West Virginia Connecticut, blonde and blue-''^ PROMOTIONS and was recently placed on SeeGialsI Rockies through the southern here and can be bought to be eyes beauty Deborah Rhodes Three Manchester residents to Delaware and western Penn­ Plateau region. used domestically,” he said. sjjecial assignment. Blanchard. A Polaroid Camera have received promotions in the sylvania. Early temperatures today Officials said they had no in­ Are you gettingyour Sto|/&Shopsworth? 10-Lb. Girl will take free color por­ casualty-property commercial About 100 persons wefe left ranged from 23 degrees below dication yet as t what response trait pictures of shoppers, and lines "departijfient at The stranded at the Springfield, 111., zero at Ribbing, Minn., to 76 their quiet, approach to Gift of Appreciation bikini models will pose f^r all Travelers Insurance Com­ ^‘Quality-Protected^’ Beef Naturally Aged For Tenderness! Airport Tuesday niglit when the degrees at Miami, and Key exporters would bring. But re­ - Limn West, Fla. lb. the devotees of camera art.'The panies. ■ MTs. Elizabeth Marx, coordinator of children’s ministries at Center Congregational cent market reports indicated Alexander ' P. Mota of 186 the pressure of demand on the ~ Photo Jamboree runs Church admires the new addition to her Bible collection, The Jerusalem Bibll, presented Thursday, 5-9 p.m., Friday, 5-9 Tudor Lane dnd James D. Jones Ms. Sharon Toth to her by John Donaghue, chairman of Christian education. It honors her many hours of dwindling U.S. supply has of 43B Esquire Dr. were named pushed prices up. Ordinary “Country Style” p.m,, and Saturday from 11 dedication in helping to build the church children’s learning community. (Herald photo by a.m. to 3 p.m. underwriters in the ocean Nation’s; Budget hard red winter wheat rose 31 A native of Maryland, Ms. Pinto) marine division. Geoffrey A. Toth has worked in public cents a bushel to $5.51 at Kansas' Two innovations in the photo Axt of 294 Green Rd. was City last week compared with PORK RIBS relations with several govern­ industry will bo demonstrated named underwriter in .the $2.72 a bushel a,year earlier. ment agencies in Washington, Expected To Top — the Polaroid SX-70 and the special accounts marketmg B O N E IN Kodak movie sound system. D.C., and most recently was Deimonico Steak Cut from 1st • 3rd ribs division. with St. Francis Hospital, Hart­ Ambulance Practices Also to be featured is the No other supermarket in America, not one, has-the meat About Town Mota, a native of Houston, ford, in that field. preparation facilities to offer beet as naturally tender,.juicy and lull ol tlavor as Slop & $300 Billion newest in automated electronic . The St. Mary’s Episcopal ■ Tex. joined the. companies in She has a degree in liberal Shop's "Quality-Protected" beef. . , better tasting beef. Some day other markets may be , enlarging equipment, produced 1971. He is a 1968 graduate from able to say about their beet what Stop & Shop can say today. Why wait until some day? Investigation Sought ’ Guild meeting scheduled for arts from the University of Thursday has been postponed by Beseler. Texas A&M University. W WASHINGTON (U P D -T he The promise of a balanced Maryland and resides at 555 until a later date. lb. A special Hot-line phone Jones joined The Travelers Hilliard St. cost of running the U.S. govern­ budget in the current fiscal HARTFORD (UPI) - A state to Farmington residents with a was approved b; 4he state direct to top photographic firms also in 1971. He, was graduated ment in the next fiscal year will year has also evaporated, ac­ representative says he has cover letter explaining the firm D epartm ent of Consumer______Washington LOL will meet in New York City has been in­ from the U.S. Merchant Russell L. Rurnetl exceed $300 billion, more than cording to Ash. With six months asked Gov. Thomas J. Meskill is out-of-town. Protection, he said, and he has Sava 30c Lb.l DEPOSIT GROWTH PorkSBiBllM 99: Friday at 8 p.m. at Orange stalled at Caldor so a customer Marines Academy and is a' the combined federal budgets left to ruii and estimates uncer­ to order a full scale investiga­ The mailing of the stickers never had a cbmplaint. The Savings Bank of John T. Tani Hall. can be givefi an “instant quote" lieutenant (jg) in the U.S. of Victor Tantalo of Hartford, from the founding of the tain l^ecause of the economic tion of ambulance practices in I Q on the trade-in value of his old Naval Reserve. until assuming the practice as Manchester had an increase in Tani graduated from St. John Republic to World War II. situation raised by the energy the Hartford area. Fresh Ground, All Beef deposits of $13.04 million in , , equipment. In addition, a Axt joined the company in of Jan. 2.„,He will maintain the Fisher College,'' Rochester, The proposed jump in federal crisis. Ash said the Rep. Edgar A. King, R- 1973, despite the rising costs of N.Y., is a, member of the check-up service will be offered 1972 at Charlotte, N.C., and 'Hartford office at 145 Main St. SHANK spending past the $300 billion government’s books would like­ Farmington, said Tuesday came to the home office later Burnett is a 1965 graduate of living and strained economic Manchester Board of Directors, PORTION HAMBURG starting at 7:30 p.m. Friday for Water Added mark comes despite President ly run about $4 billion in the red many residents have com­ conditions, according to figures Army-Navy Club, Democratic It shoppers who would like to have that same year. He received a ^he Hartford Institute of Ac­ Cooked Hams Nixon’s pledge a year ago to for the 12 months ending June plained of a variety of alleged B.A. degree magna-cum-laude counting- and attended the released by Everett J. Livesey, Town Committee and the You'll like the tantalizing tlavor and the mini-price’ hold outlays to a limit of $288 crimes, fraud and other illegal their cameras "tuned up.” 30. in 1971 from Millikin Universi­ evening division of the Univer­ the bank’s president. Democratic Club. Water billion. activities being practiced by Added Miss Blanchard, of North ty- sity of Hartford from 1965 'to Savings deposits totaled He resides at 60 Teresa Rd. Fully Cooked Hams Butt Portion It also marks the sixth straight some ambulance companies in $134,986,596 at year end with ad­ with his wife and'two daughters Haven, who won her title in' the 1969, year the government will spend Ash, former president of Lit­ the state. I.ICKNSl UK UKHKMONY ditional club deposits of $119,^ and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. state'pageant sponsored by the Burnett is married and has Fully Cooked Ham Steaks more than It collects in ton Industrie and now finishing He said he has received com­ Two .M a n c h e s t e r - a r e a 101. Total assets as of Dec. 31 James Tani^of Manchester. Southington Jaycees, appeared four children. revenues. his first year as director of the plaints about distributed residents are among those who in the Miss America Pageant Budget Director Roy Ash, in Office of Management and stickers which contain an will receive their licenses to last September. The 21-year-old* an interview Tuesday with UPI, Budget said neither he nor emergency number which is practice pharmacy in beauty is planning a career ip 20% A O F F ON DELI-SPECIALSi set the deficit at $^$10 billion Nixon considered the $300 held by an out-of-town service,^ As Good As Most Ground Chuckl ceremonies at the Hall of the FOUOWING AVAILABLE ONLY AT STORES WITH SERVICE O Ell DIPT. 3 g y g 3 3 I Q P r ( c e performing and teaching for the 1975 fiscal year that billion figure a psychological / King said last summer it took A Real Budget Stratcheri House of Representatives, at modern jazz dancing. U S T 3 DAYS Deutchmgeher “smf Bologria - . . .32 m. 1.28 ib. begins July 1. barrier to be avoidei. '^Professional Ambulance Ser­ the State Capitol, on Jan. 16 at Ash recalled telling Nixon in vice about a half-hour to reach 1():30 a.m. OFFER ENDS Deutchrnacher “ t"vT Salami .34 ib. 1.35 ib. a budget planning session about the West District School while The manufacturers Janet Louise Muro of 22 Sears Deutchmacher “ItTe''L iverwurst . . . .32 ib. 1.27 ib. two months ago that “we are an injured boy lay on the ground FHEZER represented at the Caldor Photo Flower St. and Richard F. Carando Pressed Luncheon Sausage .42 ib. 1.68 ib. right around $300 billion. We with a back injury. Jamboree include Airequipt, Sutyla of 34B Mt. Vernon Dr., Saturday, Jan. 8. Carando Pepperoni ...... 56 ib. 2.23 ib. A spokesman for the school Bell & Howell, Beseler, GAF, Vernon, are among those may be above and we may be Stop & Shop Kitchens "mf Pork Roll .60 ib. 2.40 ib. below.” said schools were ordered fb SKCULS! Hanimex-Praktica, Honeywell, who will participate in the remove the stickers following Keystone, Kodak, Konica, seventh annual Public Licen­ Boiled Ham Im ported...... 61 ib. 1.99 ib. the injury. Mamiya Sekor, Minolta, sure Ceremony. Alpert’s Pastromi ...... ,40 ib. 1.58 ib. Extortion “His (Nixon’s) attitude was, T h w Prices Are Far Below Market Because of Tha Harvey Kagan, owner of the Holldaw; And In Tha Near Futuie Will Be Much, Miranda, Omega, Petri, Dr. Harold Barrett of Weaver’s Chicken R o ll...... 40ib. - 1.58 ib. ‘Don’t try to come in with a ambulance service, said his Polaroid, Rollei, Sawyers, Manchester, deputy com­ Much Hlghari (Hanging WalghtsI) Stop & Shop Kitchens Potato S a l^ . .lOib. ,39 ib. Try Goes number that looks good, like vehicles could reach any part of Soligor. Ultrablitz, Vivitar and missioner of the state health $299.4 billion. Worry about what Farmington in eight to 11 Yashica. department, will be the guest Stop & Shop Kitchens Cole Slaw . . .lOm. .39 ib. it is, not what it looks like,” ’ minutes. speaker at the luncheon. Imported Jarlsburg Cheese...... 34 ib. 1.35 ib. Awry Ash said. U.S.D.A. Whole He said stickers were mailed Commissioner Barbara Dunn Imported Fontina Cheese ...... ' .32 ib. 1.27 ib. But Ash pointed out that it DENVER (UPI) - In an of file Consumer Protection took the federal government Imported Swiss Cheese ...... 40 ib. 1.58 ib. extortion attempt that looked Department will personally about 145 years, from 1789 to TENDERLOIN OF BEEF (.OlUfKITION Old ForLCheddar Cheese . .36 ib. 1.43 ib. like something out oLKeystone Two Die In congratulate the recipients and OP the mid-1930’s, to spend $100 It was incorrectly stated in a Kops, three men went first to • publicly charge them with their billion and until 1944 to spend a Jan. 2 photo' cutline that the the wrong house and then kid­ Milford Fire responsibilities. combined $300 billion. By 1962 Wishing Well at Burr Corners Get your j naped a bank executive and his Candidates for licensure who the government was spending MILFORD (UPI) — A mother sponsored a Christmas bicycle family. They were arrested for will receive their licenses are Stop & Sliopsworth! $100 billion a year. Nixon will and her Voting son died Tuesday drawing. The drawing was running a stop sign and the un­ those who graduated from the Mini-Priced send his 1975 budget proposal to night after fire swept through sponsored by the Burr Corner’s harmed family was freed. five-year course oj a College of Stock up at this low price. Congress toward the end of this their home on Park Avenue in Merchant Association. The FBI said federal extor­ > Pharmacy accredited by the tion charges could be filed month. Milford. Ash said the planned deficit Fire Chief William Healey f 17oz I ^ today against Dennis Hogland, Cans / ♦V / 28, Johnny Hogland, 25, and financing would provide a said the victims, Ann Marie DelMonteKKCrepCorn 5 \ Rick May, 19. , » “modicum of stimulus” to a Vallie, 30, and her three-year- un.. ^ ® ® ••••• *Y*«g« I sluggish economy weakened by old son, Robert Davis,’"were Salvation Army Sets Up • \ The three suspects were held you SSsIrS* or any way > under $15,(XK) bond each. ramifications from the energy found by firemen in a back Sunsweet Prune Juice shortage. bedroorn of the house. ' . They were arrested Tuesday Take Advantage of This Low, Low Price; It Will Be wl*en police stopped their car “It is not the tightest budget Firemen applied mouth-to- ■N A Long Tima To Come Before You See This Price Historical Commission for running a stop sign. Guns that you could possibly con­ mouth resuscitation but the two Del Monte Sweet Peas ceive but it’s certainly not the * S 0 ' Again! and stolen credit cards were were pronounced dead when U.S.D.A. Whole What’s old is what/s new — at loosiest )ne either. We’re taken to Milford Hospital. The newly formed Salvation found in thejr possession. the Salvation Arnty. heading right down the Chief Healey said the fire Army Historical Commission A search in ^he neighborhood In eleven extern, states, middle,” ^\sh said. . will serve a two-fold purpose: Friend’s Baked Pea Beans 4 of one of the 'kpspect’s home broke out about 8:40 p.m.' and LOINS OF BEEF Salvationists am their friends the cause was undetermined. (1) It will establish a perma­ turned up a moving van in .are busily /ahsacking old nent historical research center which Jefferson Banfe'and Trust trunks in attics and basements, for students and professional ■ \ 3 fi All Laundry Detergent- 69° Company Vice President Harry going through storage, bins, researchers dealing with vir­ Black, his wife and two desks and'^ files, looking for tually all areas of the Army’s sir,. daughters were found bound (5®' Bonded letters, diaries, documents, work in the United States since and gagged. They were S t o p s S h o p S Del Monte »G reen Beans D»-ess Crepes scrapbo^s, photographs, news its beginnings in 1880, and (2) It shivering from the cold during " • t - H . 9 9 VO. clippings, and other material will also supervise the ■ their six-hour stay but have reference to the Salvatioq maintenance of a preservation an 8 ”x l 0 ” portrait of your child in otherwise unharmed. Schuler’s Schuler’s Army. and display center of Salvation Chunk White Tuna ‘"49° » According to police, the- Potato Chips Potato Riplets- 80 to 90 lbs. Average “The need for a historical Army artifacts. series of events began before Will cut into Sirloin, Porteriiousa, T-Bone and Flank commission has been felt for . The Army is^ asking that LiviNG COLOR ^ midnight Monday when two 10 oz 10 dz Steaks, or Hamburg. ______many years,’' Commissioner anyone who might have rele­ Del Monte Fruit Cocktail 3 " B9f armed men dressed in police pkg pkg Braitiweli Tripp, eastern vant historical material which uniforms entered the suburban 'territorial commander of the 69' 6 9 ' Stock Up On This ItemI they would care to donates or Bridg all the children Cook In I Got YimrSlop&Shoi>sH i>rlli! Lakewood, Colo., home of Ben­ Salvation Army, said in New B ig • Because of a Special Purchase, This Price la 200 lend for copying purposes, con­ •'N o appointment necessary • Limit: one per Banquet M eats'' ton Xiibbits, a federal York, “We are very pleased tact the Salvation Army officer Veal Parmigian. Cream Chipped geophysicist. Lb. Below Present Market Valuel child • Two per family • Additional children .49 Beef. Sliced Turkey, Sliced Beef, Nabisco Sunshine that this has. finally come in their area. Meat Loaf, Chicken d la King, or Tibbetts, his wife, and three ______taken at 990 per child • Ages: Four weeks Salisbury Steak. Almond Crescents Lemon Coolers about. The Army’k work in the. "A number of leading SnilTHE children were tied with wire WHOIE RIBS or BEEF United States began back in libraries and . educational in­ through fourteen years • Additional faints avail­ and pillow cases were stuffed 1880, but most people — and stitutions arg^ very excited able at reasonable prices • Choose from fin­ Sunfilorv Orange Juice Tart and over their heads before the even some in the Salvation SIME PRICE ^ ' ‘•j refreshing . about this,” (Commissioner ished, textured portraits /.. not proofs • Profes­ 100% Florida | '/ ^ r lo w in calories.* suspects apparently realized Army — are not aware of just 6 3 ' 5 3 ' Tripp said. "They have sional photographers, equipment and materials Orange Juice i5 - * 8 9 '^ Mini-Priced' ■ they had the wrong victims. how much American history is ■ expressed great interest in this INDIAN RIVER Tibbetts said the men werq_^ to be found in Salvation Army project. It will, after all, \ “disgusted" when th^v ound Chicken of the Sea annals.” benefit everyone, both in and “ Shop Your Nearest Sears Store” Fla.JuiceOranges 5»^69° out they had the wrong house. The commissioner outlined Stop & Shop Ice Cream ^ White Tuna in Oil outside the Army.” • West Hartford • Manchester • Middletown ASSORTED FLAVORS Q p Si INDIAN RIVER Police said the extortionists f y IF YOU HUf. YOUU AT the Army's work through the A great buy.. .low mini-price* I So, what's old is what’s new • Waterbury, Naugatuck Valley Mall then went to the Black home years and its deep involvement at the Salvation- Army. Sears Grapelruil . s i 4'" 69' and kidnaped the' five members with everyday life in the United *Photog. Hours: Daily and Saturday Light n' Lively Yogurt D ^ o n w a y lb. 10 to 1 - 2 to 5 - 6 to 8 Middle'town Sat. til 6 P.M. SEALTEST Crociis-in-Shoe ’ 99' bf the family. An affidavit from i W I . 6 3 ' States. SE:AnS, ROEBUCK AND CO. FABRIC CFNTFR /. 'ECUS E .v n m s the FBI said Black was told his 28 to 32 lbs. Average “For one thing,” the com­ Choice of 0 flavors 4 ” 8 9 ' Crocus Plant-3^1" Pol 59' family would be burned alive in missioner said, “we have been • MANCHESTER 389 Broad Street Will cut Infh Steaks, Newport Roasts, Short Ribs ■ 'riie’entrance examination for 8 x 10 Group Portrait ^ the moving van unless he got Confidets Squibb or any way you desire. * ' responsible for initiating many the incoming freshman class at ransom money from his bank Regular or Super • EAST HARTFORD Putnam Bridge Plaza 17 Main St. of the reforms and techniques Mineral Oil East Catholic High School, 115 iuLlVlNG COLOR 1D%Butter English Muffins Pepsodent Toothpaste 1 ' . when it opened. of social work in this country. STOP 4 SHOP O • BLOOMFIELD Copacd Shopping Center pottage Grove Road Rt. 218 ' WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMP8I New State Rd„ will be held on, • Any Grouping A ofcntm ini-pfiire' F.ivmg 9 70, SI 2 4 c o u n t Broil lopped with cheese and I ' 1.6 oz pint In fact, the Army has been in- • Any Size Family - on a gical'n.U'on.il brand. ^ lubes I ■iM “They vVeren’t gentle'With THURS., FBI., and SAT. SPECIALS Saturday,.Ian. 19, from 8:30 t6 bacon lor a delicious lunch ' * . us," .Black .said. (‘We were b o t t l e Open 10 am to 9 pm'Saturdays’til 6 . volved with every aspect of 12:45 p.m. There will be a $2 fee • Couples • Mom & Dad shoved around and tied up with BankAmerIcard apd Matter Charga Avattabla In Moat Stores American life. In a very real • The Whole Family to -defray the cost of the • With All the Children tape while we were in that Keebler Bacon Toasts 10 o: pkg 63c Chase & Sanborn Coffee 1 Ib can 99c ''seh^e. Salvation Army history examination, payable at the •i; Without the Children MANCHESTER • 263 MIDDLETURNF*TKE WEST truck.” is Ameriiten history.” time of the examination. • EAST HARTFORD •:630 SILVER LANE OPEN 8 A.M. - 10:30 P.M. . V . • ' 1' PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 9. 1974 / • ' MANCHE^ER e v e n in g HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jah. 9, 1974— PAGE TWENTY-FIVE HI GS lUl.NNY ' OUT OUR WAY BY INKI) COCHRAN ^outh Windsor t e l e p h o n e c OUR HOARDING HOUSE wiili MAJ()R HOOIM.E C l'I HEBE'S A C?IMB FOB Vice President Almost 1 HATS BEING STAKED A1 BEFORE 1 TAKE THIS CHAW&E A MEWSPAPER, VEAH, BUT AFTER HE RE- L.d.DuBONNE WESTWOOD HEldHTS? A FEW OF THEM ^WHILE I'M TALKING! FROM A TW E W T^H O M E T O MY OF CRESTWOOP ■----- r BU&S! CCl'ERS WE'LL SET A LEC­ TriO^E PEOPLE HAVE REAL M0NEYBELT5 . WASHINGTON (U P I)- HiS' .very happy here. It is unwise to walked into the house one day m a , L E T 'S 'p u l l e j o k e on TURE ON t h ' w h y AM'w h e r e ' HElfiHTS WANTSj WOOD IN THEIR FIREPLACES! School Board Rejects even speculate on that. None of Asked what she saw ahead .8* iSo l p i E'- i 'l l w H ip o u t t h e THAT WAP SHOULP BE IWTH', TO JO IN -w . IN THE CLUB kids think he is “average, and found one of your kids R I lAAPE A DELIVERY THERE AN' WE COULD when Ford quits politics, Betty r o l l o f b i l l s AM's 'a X ^HERE'S BAKJK.' TH ' S A 6 AIM 'T the letter verging on hip.” His wife is. us talk about it or think about smoking a joint?” asked c THAT BUCK 1 OWE VOU.'' IT'LL .ONCE AN' THE FREE7ER CLEAN UP OUR said “I see a family as close WORTH TH'.COM- CAME IN looking forward to his retire­ it,” she replied. Cavett. PUT HIM HjJ s h o c k SEOUEMCES.' plated classical BILLS IN TIM E Knit as it is now. I hope Gerry TOPAV MUSIC V/HEN I ment from politics. And Wife Iloiin- Built 19 Yearn Ago “I think 1 would be understan­ FOR OUR In Its Schedule of has more time to spend with the POPPED THE LID/ BOCK b e e r President Gerald R; Ford said The modest’ two-story, brick ding. I would not take a violent - FESTIVAL.' and frame home, that he Ford? children. I have tried to in­ li'Hf' The South Windsor Board of beginning in September. about himself that he’s a “lousy step. I would object and I vyould of the Planning and Zoning Mrs. Thelma Pugliese, building built 19 years ago for $25,000, fluence him to go back to law J Education met Tuesday night Commission; The board discussed the cook” but a cracRerjack dis­ try to find a . cure through practice for somp time.” . clerk; Principal William A. hwasher. ' was jammed with cameras, reai^on rather than through and voted down the proposed Most of the board members haz^Ms created by Daylight Standing against the kitchen Spohn; Mrs. Michell Virkler, lights, technicians and Secret utilization of force,” said Ford. revision of policy which would felt that to make a change Saving Time. Dr. Goldman Tljp homespun insights into sink. Ford conceded “I’m a secretary at the high school; the life of the nation’s 40th Service agents and afforded lit­ Reuils SpurlH I’agc First c M- I have changed the meeting night effective Feb. 1 would in­ ited that the only children lousy cook, but I enjoy doing J : ^ ' T ' ' I and “the countless others who “Ve.ep” evolved in a 90-minute tle movement. Seated in the den, Ford said 1 to the second and fourth convenience those who had, '^waiting in semi-darkness for dishes. I got to be pretty good a f helped coordinate and maintain television interview at Ford’s Asked how he approached most of his television viewing is ( P f Wednesday of each month. arranged their scheduU bus pickups are those attending it when I worked in a restaurant the emergency center.” Alexandria, Va., home with late “the. marijuana problem with centered on sports events and The board’s attempt to around the present dates. the high school and Ellsworth during high school." ’ MICKEY I INN * N. ^ . Dr. Goldman said -that night talk show emcee Dick your children,” Ford said he is the first thing he reads in the BY HANK LEONAttl) change the schedule of Superintendent of ^ o o is School, both which open at 7:50 “during such times of stress Cavett. not yet convinced the drug newspaper is the sports page meetings from Tuesday to Robert W. Goldman s ^ e s t ^ a.m. one looks for what good that can k '. i Wednesday was prompted by The taped show is, scheduled should be legalized and that “where I’ve got a 50-50 chance Quicksilver I that town officials beContacted Some children from Timothy be found, and the good I dis­ WHERE CAN SEE V 'O N THE some complaints that the to be seen at 11:30 p.m. (EDT) “it’s not a problem as far we of being' right. Then I read the Since Roman times, the ELLEN NELSON/ \ / THINK, SOME BACK COPIES?J( SECOND and an attempt ^ made to Edwards School and Pleasant covered was a real sense of know with' our children.” I KNOiV fVE SEEN THAT ] HARRY- Pi r\r\o I meetings conflicted with those Thursday, Jan. 10 over ABC. first page and things are a little -metal mercury has been coordinate all town meetings Valley School now wait in dim community in people working Michale, 23, and John, 21, are different.” NAME SOMEWHERE/ A TH/Nl^r light, but it was noted that a “Do you conceive, or does the called quicksilver, because together to help each other.” possibility of living in the White away at college. Steven, 17 and Steve and Susan, when asked of its color and because it is - couple of weeks would yRING YOUR The board will meet again Susan, 16, are in high school and whether they would rate their impossible to pick up with automatically change that H^use scare you?” Cavett f r i e n d s . Tu^^ay, Jan. 22. asked Ford’s wife, Betty. live at home. father “average, square or the fingers. It is the only -y PuBONNE Vernon situation as the sun rises metal that is liquid at room BDOMERAKIG I - 9 “It’s inconceivable. We’re “What would you do if you tip,” said “average, verging on T M Btg os Pj- Of* 1-9 earlier. Vernon hip.” temperature. Of. Goldman felfmat to open , CAPTAIN KASY the high school and the BY CROOKS & UAWHKNCE Ellsworth School later would HOLD IT RISHT THEKB, MIGTEK'. Fire Alarm O H i e a s y ; y o u s w e e t h e a r t ;., O l d e s t t r i c k i n t h e b o o k , Head of Cbuncil force a 10 or 10:15 a.m. opening I DON'T EMJOY GUNPLAY- BUT HOW DIP YOU f a k e t h e m o u t DUCEV.; IT0S5EP A PENNY TO M Y t r i g g e r f i n g e r M A Y . 6 E T for Eli Terry and Wapping WITH THAT NOISE? m i s l e a d t h e m a b o u t m y . To Be Quiet OVEREKCITED Schools, as the starting time p o s i t i o n ; ,------T Favors Running must be staggered because of During Night bus transportation. He noted that 82 to 85 per cent of all South Residents who live near the PRISCILLA'S POP Retirees’ .Program Windsor students are bused. Nye St. firehouse may soon HY AL VKRMKKR have more peaceful nights. The THfERE'S TALK OF A Dr. Goldman commented 'W H E N p e o p l e M w Town Council Monday night BREAD SMORTAGE, SAXe 11.^"GIVE »v tr- .US Clarence O’Crowley, presi­ One aim of the program has that because of the lack of REVEREND WEEMS.' O U R D A IU V dent of the board of the sidewalks in town the buses voted to allow a change in the B R E A D " already been accomplished and alarm system. Hockanum Valley Community that is the hot meals program provide “almost door-to-door Services Council, told the board service.” There are no walkers The firehouse, named in - I f e at the high rise housing project of directors of the Rockville attending the Ellsworth School, memory of the former fire for the elderly and the Franklin chief, John Ashe, was put in use Area Chamber of Commerce at Park project. Meals are served but 85 to 90 students must walk X ® I,, MA a Tuesday meeting that he to the high school each day. about one year ago. daily in the community rooms Rockville,. Fire Chief Donald hopes his board will act of these projects. ^ Funds Approved favorably on a request of the Maguda, the mayor, and some I STKVK CANYON Roberts told the directors Notification has been councUmen have received com­ HY MILTONCAMFF Chamber to accept leadership that many people cannot par­ received that the state Depart­ of its Committee on Retired plaints that the loud sirens ticipate ,,in the program s ment of Education has ap­ going off during the night Persons. because they are unable to get c.. proved South Windsor’s awaken children in the area. WONDER IF I TURNED O’Crowley told the Chamber to the two places where meals application for funds for a Work 1-9 THE WATER IN THE TUB directors that the request com­ Maguda asked the council’s ® 197* Ov NU Inc . TM Htp QS Pit Qlt, /hen I LEFT HOME are being served. He said that Experience Program at the es at a rather propitious time as permission to install “tappers” I'llK HORN LOSKR d transportation becomes more high school. Candidates are noW in the homes of the firemen and HY ART SANSOiM far as the services council is important as the programs ex­ (I’S '-.iT being selected to fiU the posi­ to convert the horn system. 7V.e YKUOW WHAT? IVE HAP IT WITH ALL N concerned. He noted that the pand. Roberts also reminded tion. ^ V THEREARE NOO)^H TH1ME>$ FLVIM6 AM.. council now has a Day Care This system will be put into .-..'A the directors that questionaires Jguring the recent ice storm, operation only during the night tJF04T0RlE^., ------— VZ ------Center organized and had been sent out to senior the'school’s custodial staff time hours. During the day, the m ’S -K. operating. He said his first con­ citizensT:eprding a work pool. worked a total of 100 hours of cern about taking on the retired present siren system will be in He would like as many as possi­ overtime to protect pipes, effect. persons program is that it will ble returned. heating systems, refrigerators require further staffing and The council voted to ap­ Roberts said there are oppor­ and food items in the buildings. propriate an amount, not to / money. tunities for senior citi'zens to Overtime cost amounted to --'-V He noted, however, that he is exceed $3,6(X) for the conversion ' " ^ a^ep ... work at home. $657.62. project. Chief Maguda es­ \ K - V . C '- '' ////A in favor of the plan and thinks "We would like to revive an In addition, the custodial that the executive committee timated that the cost would be interest in living for these oldeh staff worked 30 hours above the about $3,500 for labor and will be also. He said that it will people,” he said. Noting that regular work load helping to be presented to the directors materials’. IIIL I'LIM STONKS HV II \N V-IUHHLHA there are more than 80 clubs maintain the emergency center and he hopes a favorable deci­ and organizations in town in­ ' 1974 by NEA Inc. T M fltg U S Pjl. Ofl at the high scllool. A total of Discounts Commended sion will be reached. terested in helping senior $897.78 was spent on food and List your RIDE WANTED or W H Y IS WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. ALCCY OOP , A l V i N The Chaifiber took on the citizens, Roberts said represen­ approximately $485 for the HY V.T. HAMLIN S H E S O HERE'S ONE ...NUTZ! project from the beginning only Thomas F. Eagleton, D-Mo., RipE AVAILABLE — Stating your place HOW'; DUG UP tatives from these groups will labor of providing meals. More ’'THEY'RE ...THEY'RE BRIGHt X BRIGHT RED, E X C IT E D 1 has commended automobile in­ 7 WELL, WHEN YOU DO/Y'MEAN \ YES,YELLOW ONES' BUT l a s t w e e k ./ to act as catalyst. The com­ meet Jan. 23 at 4:30 p.m. at the than 1,700 meals were served to DO THESE BERRIES / CALLED RED AND GRCWON\ EH'^THEY ABOUT NOUND ' THOUGHT mittee has been headed by surance companies which have of employment, working hours and LOCATE THEM, BE ' THERE'S., WHATEVER YOU DO, DON'T DAppuM!?* / V i s it in g HE DUG Rockville United Methodist the community during the L(^K LIKE THAT BOOJA I A SCRUBBY LITTLE. / SHOLILDNT SURE YOU ONLY \ OTHERS'?/ TAKE ANY OF THOSE Glenn Roberts and Walter decided to return to their Y'WANT M E T S E T ?! BERRIES,V BUSH ABOUT T H IV BE TOO PICK THE R E D ONES.*' ...... YOUR ROCK , Church. At that time, the crisis. customers any windfall profits phone number In a ALLEY... V HIGH.' XHARDT'FINP! m u s i c / Berry. Chamber commission will Dr. Goldman, in a letter to The Chamber can work in any resulting from gasoline conser­ suggest that a vote be taken to the board, extended special vation. The largest companies area where it sees the need, in­ ask the Hockanum Valley Coun­ praise to Sid Rylander, school itiate action, and then turn it to announce such a policy are cil to take over the movement lunch director; Mrs. Rose Allstate, Hartford, and State over to another organization to of retired persons. Bilodeau, cafeteria manager; carry it on. Farm, Eagleton said. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD CLASSIFIED AD \

' I Inc T M Reg U S F< 1 Jli MR. ABCRNATIIY BY HOUSTON JONKS and L’KANK RIDGKWAY WINATBRIDGE ( SURE THING, \ J. WERE YOU SATISFIED W ITH N egative double gets tricky V EOSS. _/ V4CflRDJi?/!Kic4i4 Call The fact that we are going majo^ if he holds four cards NORTH 643-2711 to show negative doubles, by there and must bear in mind The bidding has been been: 9 PILLVJOE, 4 10 8 5 2 the partner of the opening that his bid -shows no extra GIVE ME ? AK97 bidder in this column, does values. West .North East South ♦ J7 I f Pass 24 THE ACTION OF YOUR A LITTLE not mean that we 'fiscommend The South hand is a rock- PUSHTO ♦ Q43 the bid strongly. bottom minimum if you care Pass 2« Pass 34 WEST EAST Pass ’ 4* Pass 4N.T. GET ME You can get on well with­ to call it that, but he has no 0 STARTED 4 AK943 4 Q7 out it. Unless.you and your problem after the negative Pass 54 ' Pass TJ3 T 10 8 5 partner understand just what double. He bids two hearts. You, South, hold ♦ A 105 4 K98642 you are doing, it can get you North raises to three and «K J 6 5 f2 4A Q 10 6 5 4K 4 3 4862 ♦ jio m real trouble. South passes. > What do ybii do now’ SOUTH (D) If you do want to experi­ Three hearts isn’t the A — Bid five notrump to show ( /> TOWN GOVERNMENT WINTIIROP 4 J6 ment with it, start by using.it greatest contract ever, but it that your side holds all the aces. BY DICK CAVAUIJ ¥ Q642 only against one heart and makes since all South has to TODAY'S QUESTION r WROTE TO CHOU EN LAl AND ♦ Q3 one spade overcalls of a lose are two spades and two AND HE WOW/ DID HE SAV You bid five notrump and your ASKED HIM TO JOIN THE I D O N 'T k n o w ;.. CAN YOU ♦ AK975 minor-suit opening. diamonds. He will even%iake partner bids six hearts to show ANSWERED HE'D JOIN? READ CHINESE? Both vulnerable f r ie n d s h ip c l u b ... ME... It should show at least an overtrick \if the defense both missing kings. What do you LOOK/ West North . East South seven high-card points (possi­ doesn’t cash tft^r diamonds do now? 14 bly just six) and guarantee right away. \ Answer Tomorrow 7 four cards in the other major. 7 DURING THE ICE STORM??? 7 U Double Pass" 2Y Pass 3T Pass Pass H), Obviously, the partner of Answer to Previous Puzzle 7 Pass "he man making this double Games is expected to bid the other X il Opening lead-KA BA East-West will make a ACROSS ' 57 Part of sword spade if allowed to play it, or 1 Child's gairje 58 Noah's boat By Oswald & James Jacoby three diamonds if they can 4 Horseback ' Attend the meeting to be held tonight at Bailey ^ find that suit, but the nega­ DOWN ame 1 Soft mineral tive double has taken them 8 Gambling 2 Operatic solo A F A, c. ,. PICK out, of the action. game 3 Achieve R — _0 1974 by NO inc T M fltq U S PM OtI 12 Constellation CAVALU (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.I 4 Analyze a ' Q «> A R SHORT RIBS 13 Prayer ending sentence P R A N E a I Auditorium In Manchester High School on East Middle I HY PRANK O’NKAU 14 Ireland 5 Leaves out 0 T 1 0 E 15 52 (Romani E A E THIS BAS OF GOLD 6 Spartan queen a L (A A/f£YOUTRyWS . /VO SilJE, THIS IS a \ 16 Go on S YDURS.SiRE, IF YOU MAKE YOU EE . (myth.) (Latin! 41 Absolute TO B R / e e /m b i A horseback 7 Individual M£ A PUKE. CORmBUT/OVJO t h e ' A DUKE, 17 Not any 25 Finished 42 Insertion 50V4L WELFARE FUND. 8 Dog house 26 Encircle 43 Slavic person \ Turnpike at 7:30 P.M. I |. 18 Card game 9 Greek love god 20 Genus of 27 Death notice 44 European STA R GA*ElC*F^ 10 Baseball team 28 Welt river -Uy CLAY R. POLLAN' geese ARIES 11 Heavy blow 29 Cease 45 Unaspirated LlIRA 21 — Moines, 19 Fruit drink 31 Grand---- . MAR. 21 Tour Daily Activity Guid* ilfT. 21 H Iowa 46 Columbian city According lo Ihe Slorj. 20 Felt-ill bleachers 47 Girl's name -AfR. 19 OCT. 2z 4 )L Q v 22 Even score 22 Story 32 Gentle I A 7- 8-10-24 To develop message for Thursdby, 23 Faction 48 Gunlock catch I „ , read words co^^responding to numbers 13-27-34-60/7 23 Location 38 Elevated 49 Place to swim 5^32-45-79-83 74-78-84-89LH 26 Structure for 24 The same of your Zodiac birth sign. hangi g 39 Took a seat 51 College cheer w 7®“ “ " have “government of the people, by the people, TAURUS SCORPIO AIR. JO ) Money 3) Nearl/ 61 Y our 30 Artificial T" 2 3 4 2 You'll 32 Ratify 62 Relox OCT. 2 lQ n r 6 7 8 r" nr11 I ^ MAY 20 lanpage I for the people only when the people are involved. This is 3 Matters • 33 Love 63 W ork HOY. 2 1 ? ^ 4- 5-12-17 4 Put 34 For 64 The 31 Make a happy 12 13 14 BUZZ SAWYP.H 31-35-51 5 Finishing 35 Completed 65 Better J- 3-14-21/7 face a review of the storm that affected everyone. If you have ^ HY ROY CRANK ( 1 6 Hove 36 Someone 66 Wor>ders 23-42-48 33 Used in . lb 16 17 GEMINI 7 Scliedute 37 Time 67 C oulion baseball .A 'L l SAGITTARIUS ' D MAY 21 8 A 38 With 68 You HOY 34 Number 16 19 20 I any comiNaints, praise or suggestions, now is the time to I I'P LIKE A JOF,' FILL OUT flO, ALGO HAS another MANi 9 You 39 Throws 69 N tw T r JUNC 20 35 Weary PLEASE... PAY THIS c a r p - lOConferertce 40 And 70 A void Dec BUT 11 L ight 41 To 71 Tolents 36 Labor group lA ryORAN' EJ^M VICT?..? 'OX47-50-59-67 36-39-52-69#? ’ ®*Pi‘9** them. This was the first time Manchester was so LABOR... ANY- name, age, 770-77-81-85 12 Touches 42 H eorf 72 L ight (ab.) 24 WHO IS y THlNKIj^G ERNIE 13 W atch 43 T rip 73 Now 72-76-86-901. 37 Costly jewel 28 55” V T H IN G . e x p e r ie n c e . - CANCER 14 A ffa irs 44 Turn ■ I crippied, but it can happen ag^in. it is your duty to be • HE?...A WILL lead h im t o » 74 Pavem ents CAPRICORN f.39 Pace w y JUNC 21 15 Finances 45 An 75 Calendor oec/22 ^ 5T 3 y COP? THE JEWELRY STORE 16 Keep 46 M editote 76 On 40 Too UULY 22 1 1 17 On 47 Temper «r7 Coreless JAN. 19 41 Aunt (Sp. I 34 35 36 I concerned with the future egperiences of this kind. Speak • LOOT? , OcAwfc. ^33-40-54-57 18 Take 48 Favored 78 Slippery H-22-28-43i“ 43 Nnt hollow 1 j i 19 A 49T ow ord 79 Agreement 37 38 (&763-66-73 56-62-68 ' 46 Test of skiJLM |B 39 w up now, or your town officiais wiii presume you don’t ^ 1-9 20 A 50 Enthusiosm 80 Revise .50 Greek ™ LEO . 21.Of 51 Project 81 T o o l. AQUARIUS 40 42 ';[|1 JULY 2} 22 Movie 52 A 82 A nd JAN. 20 ^ resistance I careill ^ i Li .HI/G, 22 23 The 53 On 83 Today movement'. 4» 44 45 24 Or 54 Admiration 84 S ta ir) eei. II ^ 51 Rodents TT 48 49 ■fX 9-26-30-38 25 Close 55 Arid . • - 1 65 Handling 15-I8-20-44yO 52 Afternoon bU SI ■4 ig X/61-7I-82-87 26 Fosonole 56 Would 86 Oelicote 49-64-65 L & 52 ^ Manchester Property Owners Aeeoclatlon, P.O. BoiP428, Manchester, Conn. 06040 27 Out 57 Will ^ VIRGO 87 Abilities - ^ nscis E^‘y SF A ll.PAY LONG BUZ HAS FOLLOWEP 28 Short . 58 Your • 88 Plans 53 French boy's 54 55 I *. . ®®y Information or auNgestlone, Please Call 649-0211 | ^"PAROLED CONVICT ERNIE HEEP. . AUG. 2) 29 Check 59 With 89 Ramps name SfAf^JZ 30 O thers 60 W et ^ Subject MAR. 20' 54 Wingliko parts 56 57 58 1 /1 0 55 Rrown in sun 9 V 6-19-25-29 / N c i K f j I 2- 637.4I#'- V53-58-75 <6-55 8 0 -8 8 1 . .56 Brought up iNtWSPAPEII tNIEni'niSE ASSN I , 'N PAGL TWENTY-SJX —'M ^CHESTEtl e v e n in g HERALD. Manchester, Cotin., Wed., Jan. 9, 1974

Services Ottered 17 Household Goods h e r a l d , w,d.. ja..». - Pxr.PTw.Mw RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 16 n w fj rranroa 35 51 Apartments For Rent 63 Apartments F6r Rent 63 Houses For Sale > HERALD 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale I BipWELL Home Improvetlient WE PAY CASH on the line for TWO BEDROOM", luxury 72 I Co. Ek'pert installation of- HAPPY ADS I used furniture, all kinds. We’ll BOX LEHERS - APARTMENT townhbuse, located in Highland CAPE - 8 rooms in immaculate Tduani C o u T ity TrccService I aluminum siding, gutters and ft ■ • buy one piece of your entire Park section of Manchester, 'Condition. . Lots of new For Your trims. Roofing installation and hdUseful. '646-6432, Furniture RENTAL OFFICE OUTSTANDING VALUE May Fade SET-UP M A N wooded and private. For infor­ carpeting, four bedrooms, two "WE FIND THE HOUSE Information Acc Aroui\3 Tree 'W eri repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Barn; 345. Main Street (Rear) We have a large variety of mation call 646-1616 or .649-5295. baths, family room, h must see THE HERALD will not dis­ NEEDED FOR KICK PRESS DEPARTMENT, behind Douglas Motor Sales deluxe one and two-bedroom offering for $38,900.' Philbrick YOU MAKE THE HOME” HORACE Tetrault — Siding, On occasion, under certain circumstances, an UEAlTOn close the identity of. any i apartments and townhouses ****••*••••••••••••••••••••• offering appears on the market that can truly be Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Reosimo&tE roofing, storm Windows, * aw -. EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE OF 30’ SELF-CLEANING General throughout Manchester, Ren­ MLS Away advertiser using box letters. nings. Quality workmanship, Electric range, avacado with Furnished Apartments , 64 ^ outstanding. We believe we now have Readers answering blind box MEASURING DEVICES DESIRABLE. / tal office open daily from 9-5, ENGLISH TUDCJR - 8 rooms on Would you like to see 9 ' JflS V T cd free estimates. Fully insured. ( ^ 1 hood. .$200. Phone 649-4858. '* '• ■ two-family dwelling. It Is so Large living room ads who desire to protect their 872-9187. 649-3417. other times by apptintment. "APARTMENT over gar heat 'Ll______. ■ k / and electricity, $115. monthly. homI«“£l!i coinpoflwn with new with Cypress paneling and “SOLD” sign In front of four LONDON fUPI) — The Arab rdifintity can follow this APPLY IN PERSON, \^ILETOOffiy 1 WHITE SATIN Contemporary jireplace, four bedrooms, den, procedure: rfw DAMATO ENTERPRISES, ING. Call 649-4695. homes. Following is a partial list of other features: oil nations might lift their em­ I' S 7 5 - B 7 ROOFING — Specializing couch, $125. Print chairs, $60 two baths, two-car garage. Enclose your reply ’to the repairing roofs, new roofs, pair. Walnut tables and lamps. 240-A New State Rd., Manchester house? List your house In^ bargo against the United States eve ni Yigs 1 Convenient location , Ideal set-up for dog kennei box in an envelope — ad­ gutter work, chimneys, cleaned , QUALITY NAME PLATE INC. 1 647-9804. 646-1021 THREE CLEAN, carpeted and Holland next month or just rooms, no utilities, no pets, . «# I'n ’ yard Business PossibllltUis operation. $59,500. Philbrick Reale's Corner. dressed to the Classified and repaired. 30 years 2 2 Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. let it "fade away" quietly, in­ security. One-car parking. $135. > wan-to-wall, several rooms V Tiled Bathrooms Manager, Manchester ___Lost______and Found i experience. Free estimates. FISHER HILL RD. . . . SofflMnt SEARS DRYER - Two yeafs $34,900 - New 6-room Raised Ranches, fireplace, wall-to- dustry experts said today. Howley, 643-5361. 646^)057. 12 Big Rooms (8-6) Both sides Available Evening Herald, together ODD jobs, paneling, household old, hardly used. Can be used walLcarpeting. Occupancy three weeks. The experts said pressures repairs, carpentry. Call 649- EAST GLASTONBURY, CONN. may havt Mnt you without vent. Phone 647-9041. FOUR-ROOM flat, second with a memo listifrg-the com­ LOST - Passbook No. 25- And: were building up against the 4594. . f Heating-Plumbing 17 a happy adl floor. Quiet neighborhood. SMALL two-room furnished $38,900 - Six-room Colonial, one full bath, two'half baths, panies you do NOT want to see 0120991, Savings Department of one-car garage. ^ o embargo because of its possible the Conn. Bank and Trust. Parking, adults. No pets. apartment, including heat, hot your letter. Your letter will be Musical Instruments 53 Security. Call 643-7443. MANCHESTER ' long-run threat to the Arabs by Application made for payment. REWEAVING burns, moth BOTTI Heating and Plumbing INVENTORY CLERK - good MACHINISTS - Bridgepor i water and electricity. Call 647- IT WILL BRING TOP INCOME! $37,900 - Two-family, 4 down, 5 up. Located center of.tbwn. destroyed if the advertiser is 9251. increasing the prices of ****•••••••••••••••••••••••• holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ — Prompt, courteous service. _ o — ------call i«i. vv.iii.ci icaa g im u c ia , llcU- ★ ★2-FAMILY^^ $48,900 - Eight-room Ranch, two full baths,'firqpl^e, king one you’ve mentioned. If not dow shades, Venetian blinds. Call 643-1496. UPRIGHT PIANO, antiqued MANCHESTER - Nice 4-room ■ f*®^y®“r8elf a favor - let us show you Western manufactured goods Personals-Announcements 2 Tischofer, Rourke-Eno Paper dinge checkers, engine lathes, size master bedroom. 2-car garage." ^ it will be handled in the usual Keys made. TV for rent. Co., 525-8211 for an interview. NC automatic lathes, top notch white finished. In need of apartment in 2-family house on ONjE ROOM, b a th , the interior of this fine home - then YOU be the One apartment ready for oc­ and damaging the economies of tuning, but basically good con­ Strant Street, stove, ma Experienced Marlwlows, 867 Main ST. '649- NO JOB too small. Immediate people required, high quality We wish to extend our refrigerator, heat, hot water. cupancy. Two bedrooms, eat- $52,900 - Three-family, business II zone. Call on this one.. oil buyers. dition. $30. 649-8775. refrigerator, wall-to-wall Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main CALL NOW: 5221. service on service calls. Free PART TIMK - work at ho'rpe on work, overtilYiie, top medical in kitchen, dining room, living They said Iraq and Libya as INCOME TAX is appreciation to the i carpeting, separate driveways, Street. estimates gladly given on the telephone, call 673-2995 or plan, all benefits. Apply J. T. room, 2-car garage. well as non-Arab Iran have PREPARATION TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving heating or plumbing. Faucets 658-5515. Slocumb, Co. 68 Matson Hill ANDOVER i J NEW - Magnus electric walk to bus of hospital. 623- THE WILLIAM LBELFIORE AGENCY been supplying considerable large appliances, cleaning repaired or installed. Water Rd., South .Glastonbury, Conn, chord organ, table model with 3741, 6-8 a.m., 5-11 p.m. PLEASE READ pumps worked on. Complete FIRE DEPT. i three music books. $15. Call R ealtors 647-1413 M E R R in AGENCY , REALE’S CORNER quantities of petroleum despite Dan M osler cellars and attics, also some ADULT MALE part-time, or call Robert Schwager, 633- ^For their prompt service Houses tor Rent 65 REALTORS 646-1180 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 649-3329 525-8263 tree work done. 644-1775. heating systems, rec rooms, retired persons considered. 9485. An equal opportunity after 7 p.m., and all day Satur­ LOOKING for anything in real P.S. Two automatic gas heating systdmsi the boycott and were planning in saving our home i^ day and Sunday, 742-9971. estate rental — apartments, major expansions of produc­ YOUR AD etc. Call M&M Plumbing & Phone 649-9814 or apply 664 employer. - - 456 1/2 MAIN STREET - 6 MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Heating, 649-2871. homes, multiple dwellings, no tion. Willing to form car pool. Com­ Center Street, Manchester, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate rooms, family unit, security. •••••••••••••••••••••••#*### Classified or “Want Ads” bustion Engineering, Building Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Pine Pharmacy. REAL ESTATE Sales - We are Ed and Eiaine LaHouse Wanted to Buy 59 $200 monthly. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. Out of Town-For Sale 75 The informants said hardline spraying.Fully insured. SEWEHLINES, sink lines, seeking two licensed sales Associates, Inc. 646-1980. FOR $149.30 Arab nations might block an of­ are taken over the phone as a No. 19, Windsor, days from DARTMOUTH HEIGHTS - ^JUorlarty Brothers area, . 643- Licensed; Free estimates. cleaned with electric cutters, TRUCK DRIVER associates, liberal commission .5lX ROOM House, centrally SLIGHTLY USED MANCHESTER - Six-room COLUMBIA LAKE - seven ficial lifti||Jg of the embargo, but’ convenience. The advertiser, Phone 633-5345. by professionals.. McKinney WANTED — Antique furniture, MANCHESTER - Attractive Near Martin School, Ansaldi •'^76. ■ Experienced with furniture, arrangement. Income will de­ glass, pewter, oil pointings or ^ located, available February 1st, built, 7-room Colonial, 2 Colonial, large kitchen, formal MONTHLY room Raised Ranch, 2 1/2 seemed likfely to go along with should read his ad the FIRSf Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ pend on initiative and time four-room apartment, nice"^ FOR LESS dining room, 3 bedrooms, gar­ Including taxes, with 207o benefits, other antique items. Any quan­ yard. Stove, refriger-ato^. $17^ plus utilities, security l/2baths, fireplace, appliances, Only 7 months old and like baths, 2 fireplaces, beautifully unofficially letting it simply DAY IT APPEAl^S .and TREES AND BRUSH cut and pany, 643-5308. le Living devoted, office hours to fit your deifosit and references age, immaculate condition. down, you can own this im­ PIANO wanted, any condition. tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, References, no pets. $140; '649- city utilities, 3-zone heat, new, 3-bedroom Con- panel^, carpeting, huge "fade away." REPORT ERRORS in time Call anytime, 742-7141. removed. Call anytime, 646------^ ------, East Mid­ schedule. W. J. Barcomb, Situation Wanted 38 165 Oakland Street. required, call 649-8845 after 6. $29,900. Philbrick Agency, maculate two-family. Only recreation room. Hutchins 1245. JOHN C. MARTIN Plumbing - Realtor, 644-8000. 5325, 228-3540. / plastered walls, two-car gar­ dominium, 2V2 baths, formal The sources said, however, for the next insertion. The dle Tpke., Manchester. ______oKc-age. iimneoiaie Immediate ( occupancy. Realtors, 646-4200. 7 years old. Ideal area. Agency, 649-5324. Free estimates on remodeling WANTED. Babysitting in nay dining room, kitchen with all ending the embargo against the Herald is responsible for only ARE YOU a craftsm afi? Rooms Without Board 59 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY ...... Charles LesperanceJhar’------649-7620. Must be seen. ONE incorrect or omitted in­ TREE SERVICE (Soucier) repairs and new construction. GAL-FRIDAY, part -time, op­ EARN $8-$10 per hour part time home, while mother works. appliances, all rooms TWO^FAMILY Duplex - 7 and 8 United States and lb8 imposed Interested in space? You can Call 875-0448 - Modern thre^room"ee^room apart­anart- «... ___ ••••••••••f*** ______■SOUTH WINDSOR $32,900 sertion for any advertisement have your own studio with free Trees cut, building lots cleared, portunity with service oriented, as decorator consultant. Brewer Street, East Hartford O ut of Town- carpeted. Central air- rooms, newly remodeled because of the two nations’ sup- trees topped. Got a tree THE THOMPSON House- ment, carpeting, appliances, FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, 1 KEYS and then only to the extent of a display area. Call Yankee local firm, for responsible per­ Minimal qualification needed, area. 568-4311. Cottage Street, centrally For Rent 66 1/2 baths, 2-car garage, 100’ lot, conditioning. Aluminum kitchens and baths, large BENEDICT DRIVE!! pi^t of Israel — would not lead problem? Well worth phone fr a n k SCOTELLA plumbing, son with organizing ability. Ac­ free training, call for interview. *•••••••••••••••••••••••#### parking, s^ ag e . Lease and private yard, immaculate con­ (Formerly B. Rutherford ‘‘make good’’ insertion. Ingenuity, 742-9158, 8-4:30. located, large, pleasantly fur­ security yfequired. Hilliard convenient two blocks from storms and lovely front porch. And a nice corner lot is setting to an early increase in overall ****«***«*«***«**«««««9»»««* call, 742-8252. repairs, remodeling, free es­ curate typing, speed not essen­ 633-1090, Maria Didhne. Dogs-BIrds-Peta 41 VERNON — Willow Brook dition throughout. Garages, • I Assoc.) oil production. Errors which do not lessen the timates. No job too small.. nished rooms, parking. Call 649- Street.^9-7289, 568-9706 Main Street, near Center. Bel Priced below new at $32,700. for this mint cemdition 6 room Autos For Sale 4 tial, no bookke^ing, salary 2358, for overnight and perma­ .Apartments, 3V2 rooms at $180; Air Real Estate, 643-9332. "central location. Philbrick REALTORS Open 9-9 They said the Arab petroleum value of the advertisement BUYING? 5-507o off most daily Prompt service on emergency.' open. Reply to P.O. Box 66, TRAINEE - For specialized up­ MALE BEAGLE pup, 6 months 4V‘2' rooms at $205. Includes MERRITT AGENCY Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Ranch. Seldom do we offer a 643-7024. nent guest rates. ^ MANCHESTER - Two bedroom 528-9081 nations seemed intent on will not be corrected by 1967 DART GT, runs wellf purchases; household, autb, Buckland Station, Manchester, holstery work, steay work, 6- old 136 Pearl Street, heat, hot- water, refrigerator, REALTORS 646-1180 home such as this in move-in “make good" insertion. clothing and earn substantial day week, overtime, good Manthester, between 6-8 p.m. Jartment. Ideal for retir^ order. Includes range with restricting supplies to old levels extras, $550. Phone 742-7554. giving qualifications apd ATTRACTIVE SLEEPING "Couple or family with one child. oven-range, disposal, dis­ CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, to maintain a firm price and to incomes part-time. 646-0437. references. fringe benefits. Northeast hwasher, wall-to-wall (Jalifornia Ranch. Fireplaced ROCKLEDGE oven, refrig., air conditioner. Group, 830 Maple Avenue Hart­ room, gentleman, shower-bath Located center of town. $160 conserve their resources. 1971 PLYMOUTH Cricket, 4 private entrance. Free parking. carpeting, air-conditioning, living room, formal dining GARRISON Colonial, Bovyers Ready now!! Please call 649- Flooring 19 ford* monthly. 646-7451. AREA CIRCA 1730, Antique Colonial. Up until now, oil hardliners 643- 2711 cylinder. Good gas mileage. GENERAL MECHANIC - full Apply 195 Spruce Stj^et, parking, swimming pools, room, modern kitchen with School area, seven rooms, 5306. Eves. 644-8424. Repossession, $1,095. Savings DICK’S time days, paid CMS, Blue Articles tor Sale 45 Manchester. lighted tennis courts, basket­ dining area, family room, three aluminum siding, privacy, Custom built 8-room Raised Recently restored, 7 fireplaces, such as Saudi Arabia's King F l S o r Sanding and DRIVERS for school buses and FOUR large rooms, second Ranch, cathedral ceiling summer kitchen, new baths, Bank of Manchester,. 646-1700. TREE SERVICE Cross, Life Insurance, contact floor, hwhot water, parking, no ball court, ice skating, picnic large bedrooms, fourth possi­ fireplace. Call for appointment, ..B&W.. Faisal have insisted on a com­ Refinishing, (specializing -in Mr. Larry Passardi, 'The station wagons, Manchester FIVE GALLON aquarium, two groves, storage. No pets. Call ble. 2-car garage. Beautifully 649-7740. Ijying room with fireplace, nqw kitchen, two-car garage. The BARROWS b WALUCE Co Specializing in storm older floors). Inside painting, FEMALE roommate wanted, pets," $175. Call 643-8344. Realtors ^ MLS plete Israeli withdrawal from Lost and Found 1969 CHEVROLET 9-passenger Amerbelle Corp., 104 East Main area. Immediate openings filters, heater, gravel, plants Vernort, 872-8511 between 9-4, landscaped grounds. Marion E. •versized dining room with Higli 50’s. Philbrick Agency, damage. Trees removed, ceilings. John Verfaille, 646- and hood. $15. Ten gallon tank own room, age 2M4, call after 6 Manchester Parkade — M9-5306 occupied Arab territories wagon, one owner. 46,000 miles, Street, Rockville, 875-3325 available. Hours 7:30-8:45 a.m. p.m. 646-4256. weekdays, after 4, and on Robertson, Realtor. 643-5953. Vll wall china cabinet, Realtors, 646-4200. LOST - Savings Passbook No. 5750, 872-2222. and 2:15-3:30 p.m. Will train, with extras as above, $30., 647- MANCHESTER - central loca­ $22,900 - TWO bedroom Ranch, before resuming petroleum ‘ Clean. $1,795. Phone 649-6609. trimmed, shaped. Breaks between 8:30 a.m.- 4 p.m. An weekends, call 872-4400. ceramic bath, oversized gar­ kitchen with ample eating 014-1-96415-5, Hartford National. tar sealed, 643-0002. good pay. Call 643-2414. 1602 after 4 pmm. tion, bus line, third floor, 5 shipments to the United States equal opportunity employer. FURNISHED ROOM for MANCHESTER - 5-5, 2-family, age, covered patio, large lot, area and glass sliding doors to HEBRON - Six-room Cape, 3 or Bank and Trust Co., Connec­ Dressmaking spacious rooms, $150 monthly, kitchen, living room, dining MANCHESTER - Five family and Holland. NEED CAR? Credit bad? 22 working lady. Modern kitchen, security and references. Call ROCKVILLE - Three-room Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. patio. Three bedrooms, 2 full 4 bedrooms, wall-to-wall ticut River Office. Application Bankrupt? Repossessed? GENERAL CLERK - some NEED MONEY for Christmas FOUR-year old gas furnace, apartment, heat, hot water, room, 2 bedrooms, each unit, 2- plus 5-car garage. Business carpeting, large treed lot. The experts said, however, made for payment. FORMER APARTMENT house biils, pleasant part-time’ 100,000 BTU, two circulating linens, private entrance, 649-0143. baths, finished .rec room with zoned. Excellent income there ■Avas a good chance the Honest Douglas accepts lowest dressmaking - 15 years filing and math background. parking, central. Call 643-8649. /Stove, refrigerator. $135. Adults car garage. Merritt Agency, Asking $28,500. Carruthers Real owner willing to work January telephone work. (Juaranteed pumps. Asking $275. Phone 646- 646-1180. stone fireplace and built-in producer. Central location. Estate, 875-9152. buik of Persian Gulf states down, smallest payments. experience. Specializing in Call Mr. Tischofer, Rourke-Eno MANCHESTER - Nice one-/ only. Security deposit required. LOST - Savings Passbook No. and February at odd jobs, in­ alterations, evening and bridal Paper Co., 525-8211 for an inter­ wage/commission. 646-2637. 0038. Parking for one car. Cml 643- bar, plus den or office room.' $69,900. Philbrick Agency would allow the etpbargo to end Douglas Motors, 345 Main. MALE - furnished room, bedroom apartment. Includes IN TOWN Realtors, 646-4200. 033-0-04375-3, .Hartford National side paihting, strip wall paper, gowns. Call Sandy, 643-7042, 10- view. . kitchen 9678. Two-car garage. Many extras. SOUTH WINDSOR, Ellington, unofficially oncd, the Middle Bank and Trust Co., Silver Lane little plumbing ability, etc. No 6. REAL ESTATfc Career - Earn ALUMINUM SHEETS used as and living room heat, appliances, carpeting. Immaculate 6-room Ranch. AUTO INSURANCE - com­ facilities, utilities paid, 649- $180 per month. Paul W. NEW GARRISON Extra large living room, L $52,900. East Windsor town line, - brand East peace talks in Geneva Office. Application made for police record. Many bank $12,000 plus y«rly. Must have printing plates, .007 thick, new extra large Raised pare our low rates. For a OPPORTUNITY knocks - .3015, Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- ftOCKVILLE - Five rooms, RANCH. - Two years old, 6 1/2 start to show results. payment. references. Gulf oil employee DON’T DISCARD that full BASF Wyandotte Corporation license or in iwocess. Part-time 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for $1. acre yard, garden, $150, Five COLONIAL dining room, kitchen with U&R REALTY CO., INC. Ranches on over 3 acres. Large telephone quotation call Mr. 1021. rooms,0'lRrge country kitchen, Dolin at 646-6050. and must return to job March length coat, let me shorten it to leading manufacturing of considered Ralph Pasek, Phone 643-2711. room, $135, Four rooms, $115. A first class home in a first built-ins, 3 bedrooms, tiled 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 kitchen with appliances, large 8th. Phone 646-1550, 1-3 p.m. ' , Realtor, 289-7475 , 742-8243. Apartments For Rent 63 bath, fireplace, attached gar­ 13x2f’, 3 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, ■ a • a useful pant’s coat for $5. 644- cleaning products for the food Appliances included, utilities class neighborhood. Formal ROBERT D. MURDOCK deck with slicling glass door, 8217. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 age. Lovely lot. Only $32,900. p r a g e , acre lot. $38,900. family room with sliding glass AUTOMOBILE Insurance? Call service industry offers splendid extra. 872-0359,8 p.m. to 9 p.m. living room, family room with REALTOR Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Tom Crockett at the Crockett TREE AND Brush removal. opportunity as sales trainee to cents each. Inquire side door. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat WOODLAND door, air-conditioned, two-car Call anytime, 649-1590. AVON Manchester Evening Herald. and all utilities paid, $200 fireplace, 2>^ baths, 3 U&R REALTY CO., 646-4200. Agency, 643-1577 for low rates Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 service restaurants, hotels, CHRISTMAS IS OVER GLASTONBURY - One and two bedrooms, eat-in kitchen with garage, large laundry room, and efficient service. It pays to motels, and institutions in the monthly, 122 Florence Street, bedroom garden apartments. COLONIAL - Large front-to- wall-to-wall carpeting. Still Insurance Firm TREE AND Brush removal, BUT THE BILLS ARE AM/FM solid state radio, Manchester. Call 644-88%, 643- MANOR stove, hood, disposal and dis­ INC. chocJ{ with Tom. MORTGAGES, loans first se­ Connecticut area. Training Large rooms and closets. 643-2692 back living room, with time to make color selections. storm cleanup specialists. Will cond, third. All kinds. Realty program provided. Pay is JUST BEGINNING. So Columbia phonograph, both like 2282, Swimming pool. $163 to $189. hwasher. Aluminum siding. fireplace, formal dining room, INVESTMENT $47,900. C.C. Construction Cor­ new. Call M9-9939 ask for Mike. APARTMENTS ROBERT D. MURDOCK 1970 CUTLASS supreme, power cut your own fireplace wood. statewide, credit rating un­ monthly. (Jar and expenses. earn extra money as an 633-4972. Large sundeck, garage. Buy two-car garage, vinyl siding, PROPERTY poration, 875-9152, 875-1233. 742-7833, 646-3499. 118 MAIN ST. - 3 room apart- . Homsstsad Strsat REALTOR To Lower Rates steering, power brakes, air- necessary. Reasonable. Con­ wFull paid medical, surgical with Avon Representative. Seii (Off W. MhMIa Tpka.) now and choose lyour own immaculate condition. $34,900. TWO-FAMILY fidential, quick arrangements, extended coverage and retire­ SNOW- TIRES - Two tubeless ment, heat, security, $160. Call HEBRON - Modern 2-bedroom wall-to-wall carpet Philbrick Agency, Realtors, conditioning, new radial tires, quaiity products, work a mounted on rims, size H78/14, 646-2426, 9-5. /MANCHESHR Six-six duplex with separate excellent condition, 17 mpg., RETIRED BUILDER available Alvin Lundyndy AgenejAgency. “527-7971 ment program. Excellent apartment,, country setting, 646-4200. REAL ESTATE ^ For Car Poolers for alterations and repairs, $5. 100 Coristitiition- — ----- .piaza, J Hart- growth possibilities. Call today, fiexibie scheduie and like new. Dynaglass. $40 pair. / Bum by carpeting, appliances, heat and gas furnaces, located minutes $1,695 or best offer. 643-8134. After 7 p.m., 643-293i. LOVELY 2-bedroom apartment F.J.SPILECKI RAISED RANCH - large living from Main Street. Three AUCTION » per hour. Call 649-1975, Richard ford. Evenings, 233-6879. collect between 8:30 and 5p.m., meet new peopie in your UAR HOUSINO CORP. hot water. Available im­ Raaltor 643-2121 MANCHESTER $31,900 (Open to tho Public) J. Young. ______V ____ with refrigerator, range, dis­ room and formal dining room bedrooms each side, large HARTFORD (UPI) - Aetna Lists of students have been VEGA 1973 GT, $2,495. Also 617-843-2871. An equal oppor­ community, too. For more 1/and 2-bedroom luxuary mediately. $190. Eastern, 646- Frank SpllackI Bob Gorman with sliding glass doors to large REMODELING building, 200 posal, heat and air 8250. CONSERVE ON GAS kitchen. Priced at $31,900. Foreclosure Sale Life and Casualty, the nation’s (jompiled according to zip code .1971 Vega, $1,595. Both MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd tunity employer. detaiis, caii apartments. Features walPto- deck and swimming pool. Two Conn. Route 6, Andover hatchback and in excellent con­ MASONRY WORK - Brick, mortgages — interim financing used (rf’ flourescent light conditioning, parking. $195 For those concerned with the fourth largest auto insurer, areas. More than 5,000 students block and stone. New work and monthly. Handy to Main Street. wall carpeting, vanity tile fireplaces, family room, two- dition. 646-6239. , — expeditious and confidential DENTAL ASSISTANT - 2 8 9 - 4 9 2 2 fixtur,rt with 2»'bulbs, $7.50 VERNON - Immediate oc­ car garage, large lotllx250’ energy crisis, we offer a 3 TWO-FAMILY PLUS Approximately 3.5 acres of says it is reducing auto in­ commute daily from other com­ repairs. Reasonable prices. each. In lots of 10 or more, $6.50' Call 644-2427. baths, built-in oven, range, MANCHESTER - Exciting 2- service, J. D. Real Estate Manchester office, part-time. cupancy, 3-room apartment in $47,500. Philbrick Agency, bedroom Cape close tb shop­ Six-six duplex plus single property on the corner of surance rates up to 18 pfer cent munities to the New Britain Call 643-9508. Assoc. 646-1980. each. 649-9953. dishwasher, refrigerator and story unusual custom contem­ 1966 CHRYSLER Newport, Experience preferred, but not nriodern four-family. Nice loca­ Realtors, 646-4200. ping and bus. Transferred family home. Located close to Conn. Route 6 and Bunker Hill for certain car pool par­ campus,, said President F. Don good running condition. N e^s • necessary. Re ply Box “ A", SHORT ORDER Cook, male or ATTRACTIVE 4 1/2 rooms, disposal, electric heat, 2 air tion. Convenient to shopping porary, 7 spacious rooms,floor- Road in Andover. Frontage on ticipants. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, HOT WATER furnace. $65. cond floor apartment,, stove and to-ceiling stone fireplace in owner seeks an immediate shopping and bus service. James. body work. Good tres. $400 or Business Opportunity 28 Manchester Herald. female, will train if necessary. conditioners, glass sliding and 1-86. Heat and appliances MEADOW LANE - 8-room Route 6 is approximately 450 very reasonable, work Apply in person only, Howard Convector type radiators, refrigerator. $150 monthly. paneled family room, huge 2- sale on this well maintained Good income or help pay the The new program, which Aet­ “With many -of our students best offer. 875-8207 between doors, all large rooms. Full included. $145 monthly. 647- Colonial, 7 years old, 2 1/2 feet and maximum depth is na said will go into effect in guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- LOANS AVAILABLE - for Johnson’s, 394 Tolland Tpke., aluminum combination doors, Lease, security. Middleaged 1113. car garage, walk-out basement, home. Cqll Joe Gordon, 649- rent. Two houses for $41,900. driving as much as 20 to 40 2:30 p.m. tubs and lavs, elkostatic office basement storage area, ample baths, four bedrooms, first approximately 385 feet. This most states Feb. 1, will reduce 4266. business expansion, operating, Manchester. couple preferred. No pets or, carpeting throughout, 2 5306. Eves. 643-5314. miles one-way to our campus, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• T O O lM A e S I copier, gas stoves, 643-1442. children. References required. parking. Starting at $175. Han­ l/2baths, one year old, prinrie floor family room, two-car gar­ property is zoned for premiums' for car poolers who we hope car pools will save CHEVROLET 1972, C-20 Subur- capital, etc. Mr. Jackson, 1-404- dy to shopping, schools, bus BOLTON, second floor apart­ age. Assumable 5 3/4% THREE-FAMILY P ainting-P apering 13 266-9407. HOUSEKEEPERS - full time Call 646-1074. neighborhood. Immediate oc- ..B&W.. Business. share riding expenses with at ban, air-conditioning, ment, quiet neighborhood, mortgage. $59,900. Philbrick The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. students commuting costs and . MACflimSTS I and part time positions ONE OF the finer things of life. and" religious facilities. cupapey. Low 60’s. Warren E. (Assumable Mqrtgaga) least two other commuters on a automatic transmission, power •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fireplace, references required, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors — MLS sorely needed fuel," Dr. JSmes T. J. FLANAGAN - Painting, available to mature capable Blue Lustre carpet cleaner. WE HAVE customers waiting Model apartment open for in­ $190 monthly, 643-5983. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. New on market is this vinyl DA’TE: Saturday, Janu- regular basis. said. steering, equipped with heavy Help Wanted 35 I LATHE OPERATORS | Rent electric shampooer $1. for the rental of your apartment spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday Manchester Parkade — 849-S3()8 sided three-family on treed duty traile'r hauling provisions. papering, general repairs. persons. - Call Meadows Con­ ~ ary 19, 1974 "We hope it will be an added Estimate now for ^Must be able to set up andt valescent Center, 646-2321 a ^ The E. A. Johnson Paint, Com- or home. J.D. Real Estate and Sunday. Other times by MANCHESTER - New lot, located near, shopping and Originial cost $6,200. Will MACHINIST - We have the TIME: . 12:00 Noon incentive to our insurers to do sping/summer clean up. Call Iwork from blueprints.# for Mr. Messier. pany, 723 Main S tre e t, As.sociates, Inc. 646-1980, appointment. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Colonials, all have 3 bedrooms, HACKMATACK STREET BKAu TIFUL Contemporary 1-84. ,y.A. 7% high assumable scarifice $3,795 . 649-2094. following openings:. Lathe, Manchester, 649-4501. PLACE: On the premises their part in combatting the 643-1949. ^M inim um 3 y e a rs 1 1/2 baths, fireplaced living 6-room Ranch with breezeway Ranch - 10 rooms, 2 1/2 baths, mortgage. Price Reduced. Bridgeport, J^ig Bore. The Pur- SIX, nic.e rooms, duplex, Business Locations tor room, gas hot water heat, DEPOSIT: $500. cash or cer­ fuel shortage," Frazier P. INolire 1964 OLDS, excellent motor, 'experience. Top wages, ACCEPTING applications for pnoTAm c- puii r n . Call: R ent 67 and garage. Full basement, fieldstone fireplace, sunken Call Today. R&M PAINTING ^ Painting, wdy Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, liberal overtime and fringe part time, canefy stand atten-. PORTABLE PHILCO stereo, private cellar, parking, yard, ^ aluminurri- sidihg, storms, living room, large thermopane tified check only, Shipps, a senior vice president, plus parts. Call 643-4631. 649-0000. UAR HOUSING CORP; screens and storm doors. Nice- large lot. Owners moving out ^ in a l sale subject Monday. The Registrars of Voters of paperhanging, exterior and in­ benefits. Apply at dant. Apply in person. State convenient location, $190., two windows on 1 1/2 acres with 10 ZINSSER AGENCY . terior, commercial and Theatre, after 7:30 p.m. Pbune 643-9266. children accepted, 649-8350, 843-9551 STORAGE WAREHOUSE -10,- Iv landscaped, city utilities. of state. Priced to sell. t.J; mile view. $48,500. Philbrick to Court approval. "The new program is a the Town of Manchester, Conn., 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA, 500 square feet, platform level. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 640-15T1 will be in session in the residential, 644-0642. ^ t Robart Murdock, Raaltor Kow______ers School district. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. FOR FURTHER response to the changed driving four-door wagon, automatic, ♦ Stock Place, rear. Attractive Reasonably priced.... Martens Registrars Office at the power steering, very good con­ I PARAGON TOOL SIX-ROOM duplex, available 643-9551 , INFORMATION patterns of many of our J.P. LEWIS & Son custom February 1st. $200 plus utilities.. ^ Stephan J. Luchon Jr. rental Brokers protected. Call Agency, Realtors, 646-2550. ..siumeis, nesaiQ. . - 'Municipal Building, Friday, dition. $350 firm. 643-4223. CLERK 522-3114. BACHELOR’S PAD, less than ^ CONTACT: customers,” he said. decorating,. interior and CODING. RNS-LPNS-AIDES Fuel-Feed Security. Phone 643-9285, or i546- Sup't. - 646-5257 , $1,200 down, buys this cute four- Hillery James Gallagher Aetna said car poolers who^ January 11,1974 frorn 1 p.m. tb exterior, paper hanging. Fully 49 5427. , MANCHESTER - Attractive 1971 PLYMOUTH Fury III, > 121 Adams St., Manchester^ • •’Y room house with fireplace and 791 Main Street drive•ive three to 10 miles to work ^ purpose of insured. 649-9658. JO IN THE * wood paneling combined with making an enrollment of elec­ automatic transmission, power Experience in purchasing FIREWOOD - Half cord, split, i OFFICE SPACE I wall-to-wall carpet add to the i WHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATE I garage, full basement. Nicely Manchester, Connecticut in most states will be eligible steering, power brakes, air, $1,- DYNAMIC - cut and deliverd. Call 643-99M. landscaped lot, close to bus Telephone tors who are entitled to vote at INSIDE-Outside painting, preferred, light typing, NURSE -11 p.m. to 7 a.m., full MANCHESTER : Deluxe 2- I (N P w )^ I value of this charming 6-room foi' up to a 13 per cent reduction 400. 644-0727. excellent fringe benefits, good N U R S IN G TJEAM bedroom townhouse, 1 1/2 I Cape. Three .bedrooms, treed line, schools and shopping. Bus: 643-2721 Home: 643-7960 any primary or caucus of the fe c ia l rates for people over 65. or part-time. Pleasant work. PRESIDENTIAL I THINK “ I Keith Real Estate, 646-4126, in liability, comprehensive and starting salary. Send resume FlREWOOb for sale. Also will baths, full basement, private Town of Manchester and for the 1970 CHRYSLER Newport, 4 Foully insured. Estimates given. Phone 649-2358. cut your firewood for you. Lots I Prime location rr„ ; 0 nnn I Walking distance to 649-1922. collision premiums.. Call 649-7863. to Box CC,'’ M anchester VILLAGE APTS. entrances. Includes heat and J. shopping, bus, schools, etc. Commuters traveling 10 purpose of making such door, dark green, vinyl roof, cleared, fallen trees removed. appliances. $245 per month. I square feet Will divide. ■ Priced at $31,900. Zinsser Agen- feeWNGTON - Large Raised changes in the enrollment list air-conditioning, new tires. Im­ Herald. CUSTODIANS - Experienced, THE M ^D O W S 646-7977 , 742-7800. I BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO ! MANCHESTER - Four- miles or more in most states PAPERING-PAINTING - Full. and ^rt-tim e positions MANCHESTER Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- |Parking., All...... utilities, cy, 646-1511. "" Ranch on extra large lot, large last.perfected. Applications for maculate condition. Call 1-456- part-time, mornings and bedroom Cape with fireplace, wlll'‘‘get up to an 18 per cent availabld^ 3-11 and 11-7 shifts 4535, 646-1021. I elevator, many extras; kitchen with appliances, extra th.e admission of electors will 2711 after ,7 p.m ^AsklobjaV ‘‘fundable work, very evenings. Call 643-5691 2 to 6 SEASONED split oak. fireplace One and two bedrooms. $28,900 — Ideal starter home. Three-bedroom ® ceramic bath, new roof, large deck with sliding glass reduction...... reasonable rates. Pick- your p.m. Excellent salary plus com also b& accepted. ’ wood. $20 orders delivered. Call Near schools, churches MANCHESTER - New 2- Ranch with eat-ln kitchen, large living room with | assumable mortgage. $28,500. door, large'family room with Aetna said that about 35 to 40 Trucks-Tractor wall coverings at home. Phone party paid Life, Health, Major 742-7886. Char Bon Agency, 643-0681 Frederick E. Peck 649-5474. and shopping center, on bedroom townhoifse, 1 1/2 S ISO NORimiUM ST. fireplace, full basement and treed lot. I sliding glass door, air- per cent of the cars it insures WAITRESS - Full-time and Medical and Disability in­ JANUARY I conditioned. oversized two-car Herbert J. Slevenson TOOL MAKER, machinists, baths. Includes heat, I (Comer Main Street, are driven to and from work. 1967 INTERNATIONAL Scout - part-time hours, some’evenings surance makes this truly one HARDWOOD for sale, cut to 1 jbus line. Call anytime. ■ $33,900 — Ultra clean 3-bedroom Ranch with rec S Lots-Land lor Sale 73 garage, large laundry room, Registrars of Voters milling machine operators. appliances, shag carpeting, full I Manchaatar) Meanwhile, Central Connec­ four-wheel drive, 6 way snow Experience preferred but will and Saturday included. Apply of the best benefit packages in 12' lengths, split and delivered, JBARGAINS I room, garage, and one acre of beautifully treed I wall-to-wall carpeting; $51,500. . Manchester, Connecticut Building-Contracting 14 W. T. Grant Company, 646-2623 basement. $265. Paul W. I 646-6360 ticut State College has turned to plow, new tires ahd paint job. train right man. Apply at the industry. call anytime, 649-1573. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- Large, older home on West land. Exceptional view. H LOVELY TREED lot, prestige C.C. Construction Corporation its computer to help smooth out Excellent condition. Must be, Paragon Tool Company, 121 Manchester Parkade. An equal 1021. Center Street, Manchester. 4 Boulder Rd. arba. For details, 875-9152. 875-1233. NEWTON H. Smith &. Sons - opportunity employer. Start the New Year right, con 336,200 — Brand new 6-room carpeted Colonial. ■ Mr. Belfiore, Belfiore Agency, the energy crunch and save fuel seen. 28,000 miles, best offer. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Adams Street. FIREPLACE hardwood for bedrooms, 1 Va baths. 749-7125. ------\------tact Emilia Kurnik, Assistant „sale. Call 875^2121. MANCHESTER — 100,000 Wooded corner lot in B Zone. ■1 ’/2 baths, fireplace, king size bedrooms, aluminum I 647-1413. VERNON - Only five homes I.K^IJOR PERMIT MANCHESTER Deluxe 2 and fuel dollars for commuting ditions, rec rooms, porches and Director of Nursing Service td MANCHESTER - New ebntem- square feet, will divide. students. NOTICE OF REMOVAL roofing. No job too small. Call WANTEb - Experienced part- FUEL OIL driver. Must • be porary super deluxe 2-bedroom bedroom “ townhouse, super Only $32,000. siding. Rent with option available. ^ will be built in this exclusive 1970 FORD VAN - V-8, excellent experienced.. ------Top hourly rate, learn more about the many WOOD - Cut for fireplaces for \ Suitable for manufacturing and 1 Out of Town-For Sale 75 prestige area of town, starting The college computer will Tliis is to give-notice that Thomas F. 649-3144. time counter help for small townhoUse. fully carpeted, with location, 1 1/2 baths, full warehouse. l>-226-1206. $39,900 — Clean as a whistle. Seven-room P King of 169 Birch St., Willimantic, Conn, condition, 40,000 miles, $2,200 coffee shop. Apply in person. steady work„Call 643-2455. health care opportunities on sale, $50 per cord, delivered. sunkOT living rqom, all private basement, includes heat Here Is your chance to buy a $49,000 - your, plans hr ours - provide “match-making” to has filed a request dated January 2,1974 Call 649-5182. Ann’s Spot, 21 Oak Street. this side of the river. New sec Call Peter Leber, 643-5866. 2-famlly home on East I aluminum sided Colonial. Large living room with VERNON - FOUR bedrooms, special purchase and .trade in CARPENTRY — Repairs, appliances, private patio with and appliances, $260 per month. spur the 7.700 students to form with the Liquor Control Commission for LAUNDRY WORKER - willing ••«*•••••••••••••••••••••••• 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for fireplace, carpeting, first-floor den, and 3-car gar- 1 beautifully done and im­ plan for present home owners. ermission to move grocery store beer remodeling, additions, roofing. tion opening soon. basement garage. Ideal loca­ Pahl W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- store, office etc. $160. Call 646- Center Street, Manchester. 9 car pools when Central Connec­ Cusiness how locateH at 297 East Center 1969 TRUCK CAB D500, good MATURE WOR^AN to work to operate laundry machinery Garden Products 50 tion. Call .649-0311 after 6. 4535, 646-1021. rooms with great office age. V ’ maculately kept raised Ranch. Make no payments until vour condition, 643-4678. Call David Patria, South Wind­ 2426, 9-5. ■ ticut State reopens for the along with other laundry duties. present home is sold or we'will St., Manchester, Conn., to 205 Spencer ' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• sor, 644-1796. part-time, three evenings and 646-2321 potential. C Zone - lot with Appliances, wall-to-wall .spring semester Jan. 21. St.. Manchester, Conn. The business is all day Sunday. Apply in person. Apply in person to East Hart­ BUY YOUR Potat()es direct AVAILABLE FEBRUARY 1st, 30 LOCUST STREET - F*irst $41,900 — Newly listed 6-6 duplex with two heating ' carpeting, built-ins. Must be take it in trade. C. C. Const(nic- owned by First National Stores, Inc. of Garage-S'ervice-Storage 10 333 6IDWELL STREET from the Potato Warehouse, by STORE, 24 1/2x35’, full base­ paved rear yard. Reduced to tion Corporation. 875-9152, 875- Park and Oakland Ave., (P.O. ||I311) WES ROBBINS carpentry Swiss Colony; . Manchester ford Convalescelit Home, 745 four-room renovated apart- floor, heated apartment, four systems. Large qlean rooms. Immediate occupan- I seen, Diane Fellows, 528-9081. Main Street, East Hartford. MANCHESTER Caldor’s. Wholesale prices with ment, Center Street location. $39,900. ^ Keys, Realtors, 528-9081. 1233. East Hartford, Conn, and will be con­ remodeling specialist, Ad- Parkade. , ment. Heat, appliances and rooms, family unit. Security. Call 649-0459. ducted by Thomas F. King of 169 Birch 118 MAIN ST. - Garage and retail service. 646-8248. I cyl I l-t'fjal Slot ice ditions,' rec rooms, dormers, —..^ rk in g . $185 monthly plus $185. Call 9-5, 646-2426. Attention homeseekers. St.. Willimantic, Conn, as permittee. storage space for rent. Call 646- HEBRON - young Garrison NORTH COVENTRY Court of Probate . built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens. HOSTESS - Part-time, from 4 ^ c u rity . 95 North Street. Call MANCHESTER - First level 5- Check this neat Cape on ■ $42,900 — Huge brand new Raised Ranch with two • District of Manchester ...... 'S i’S 10 P.M., Friday and Saturday.* Household Goods after 6 p.m., 568-2230. Colonial on beautiful..^wooded 51 ______# roqm paneled suite with Porter Street, Manchester. 5 I fireplaces, oversized baths, carpeting, I LONG-LOW-LOVELY Court of Probate RN INHALATION THERAPHY Please apply in person. Willie's acre. Fireplaced, 23%living NOTICE TO CREDITORS Motorcycles-BIcycles 11 waiting room and receptionist rooms with 1'/a baths, gar­ appliances, double garage, aluminum siding, plus A spic and span Ranch on '■j District of Coventry LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - 11 P.M. ■ 7 A.M. Steak House, 444 Center Street G.E. STOVE, good condition. ’ MANCHESTER - Four room VILLAGER I room, formal dining room, eat- . TECHNICIAN room. Excellent parking age. A real gas saver at only in kitchen, four bedrooms, 11/2 acre well groomed lot. A few ESTATE OF MARGARET A. new homes custom built, Part-time, excellent wages 649-5271. Phone 643-4717. apartments oh first and second, facilities. Ideal location for storms and screens. I ATKINSON NOTICE TO CREDITORS EXPERT bicycle repairs, all $36,900. baths. Mint condition. Quiet, remodeling, additions, rec and benefits. Work in a very Part time position for floors, convenient location, bus APARTMENTS professional. For details call of its features include 3 Pursuant to an order of Hon. William ESTATE OF EARL C. SLATER, aka makes, models anti speeds. ■ friendlv neighborhood. Asking rooms, garages, kitchens qualified technician. Evening Situation Wanted 38 WE BUY and sell good used fur- "line, $110 monthly. Security. Five-room, 2 bedroom bedrooms, l ‘z baths, garage, E. FitzGerald, .fudge, all claims must be EARL G. .SLATER' Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, clean and pleasant at­ .... Martens Agency, Realtors, $47,500 — Custom built 3-bedroom Ranch with 25’ I $.39,500. 244-5116. After 5, 228- ■presented to the fiduciary named below remodeled, bath tile, cement schedule from 5-9, Monday- nil,ure. Houstons, Corner Pine 643-7094 after 4:30 P.M. week townhouse, wall-to-wall JARVIS REALTY CO. built-ins. A home -which Pursuajit to an order of Hon David C. Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- mosphere with a skilled and 646-2550. fireplaced first-floor family room. Two baths, j 9515. Principals only. on or before April 2.1974 or be bar/ed by Rappe. Judge, all claims must be work'. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Friday and ^ o every other WILL CARE for children in my Street and Hartford Rd., days. REALTORS - MLS law The fiduciary is: ^ 2098. dedicated staff. carpeting, fireplace, 2 air con­ mgrifs your inspection. Quick presented to the fiduciary named below tial or commercial. Call 649- weekend o n ^ r 7 a.m.-5:30 • home, Bolton, Hebron, Andover Manchester". 649-1639. ditioners, appliances, heat 643-1121 appliances, double garage and over one acre of occupancy. Prudent purchase. Edward D. Atkinsem on or before April 3,1974 or be barred by Houses For Sale COVENTRY - Raised Ranch, 7 ' 102 Oxford Street 4291. MANCHEStER MANOR p.m. shift. Applicant must be area. Reasonable. Phone 649- FOOr room s, bus line, heat, 72 law The fiduciary is: „ Services Ottered 12 3220. and hot water,.JLW tiled baths, ■land. Immaculatel I rooms, 3 bedrooms, den. gar­ $34.5(X). Mr. Lewis, 649-5306, hot water. $175 monthly. Securi­ Manchester. Conn. Maurice FL Slater SEWING MACHINES - 1974 1 06040 NURStNGHOME a graduate of a certified washer and dryer hookup, age. well maintained. $34,500, 74 Stafford Road R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen­ Zig-zag unclaimed, lay a way. ty deposit required. 643-5201. MANCHESTER - $29,900, six- MANCHESTER - Charming 6- $48,500 — Sven-room executive Raised Ranch 1 • • B&W«* RED #3 HAVE A problem? You name 385 West Contar St. technician program or eligible LICENSED day patio. No pets. room Cape, Byron Rd. Fireside Realty, 647-9144, 742- . The BARROWS & WALLACE Co’. it, we do it - from cellars to try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad­ care in my , $43.90. Singer touch and sew. room Colonial with screened in with fireplace, ZVz baths, double garage and fully Willimantic. Conn. 06226 ditions, porches, any type 646-0129 for certification. Manchester home, Frederic. Carpeting, fireplace, eat-in 9144. Realtors - MLS Court of Probate j roof. Free, estimates. 647-1723. ick originally over $300. now $54. MANCHESTER - Nice second Call 649-7620 porch; on lovely treed lot.Wall- Manchester -Parkade - li49-5306 ffistrict of Manebestpr remodeling, 646-2087. For more information please Road, Waddell School district Fully guaranteed. Call 522-0931, floor apartment. Two kitchen, 3 bedrooms and dining equipped kitchen. Assumable mortgage available. | Call 647-1106. rbom,_or 4th bedroom. Garage. to-wall carpet everywhere, plus COVENTRY - Four room NOTICE TO CREDITORS (kiurt of Probate Contact the Personnel Depart­ Dealer, bedrooms, convenient 1 1/2 baths-and one-car garage. I Disthet of Coventry SHARPENING Service - FULL-TIME experienced tool Trebd” ' ‘lot. Helen ‘ D. Cole, •Many of the above homes are convenient to buses home, good starter, retirement Saws, knives, axes, shears, CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ ment, 646-1222 ext. 481. neighborhood. Older couple Priced in the mid-30’s. Zinsser Wanted-Real Estate E.STATE OF WALTe R L STACK aka makers and bridgeport ■ or vacation, near lake, $16,500. «77 BOOKKEEPING, Cash Realtor, 643-6666. NOTICE TO CREDITORS skates, rotary blades. Quick ages, additions, bathrooms, •CLEAN USED — refrigerators, preferred. $150. per month. MANCHESTER - Immediate, Agency, 646-1511. and may be purchased with as little as 5% down.* W LINCOLN STACK operators. Top wages. Apply in MANCHESTER MEMORIAL receipts and disbursements, ranges, automatic washers brand new 3-bedroom duplexes, Fireside Realty. 647-9144, 742- Pursuant to..in order of Hon William service. Capitol Equipment kitchens. Houses, repairs. Free Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- 9144. ■ V SELLING your home or -E.STATE OF ERNE.ST COUTURE estimates. Small jobs.Stephen person at E. & S. Gage Com­ general ledger, typing, payroljl.' with guarantees. See them at B. 4535. . living room, large kitchen jWith Our ottice la In constant need of new listings. It you’re 1 E FitzGerald. .ludge, aj) claims must be Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. - HOSPITAL _____^___ tf 'WOODIAND S T .~ HARLAN STREET CA'pe - over­ acreage? For prompt friendlv presented to the fiduciary named below Martin, 646-7295. pany, Mitchell Drive, Part-time, in my home or your D. Pearl’s Appliances. 649 Main all appliances, wall-to-wall th in kin g of selling, please call lor contidentlal Inspection I Rappe, Judge, all claims must be Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Older 8-room nouse ,-Gontrally sized kitchen facing front, wall- I 'HEBRON -E ight room U&R service, call Louis Dimbek on or before March 27. I97d or be barred presented to the fiduciary named below Manchester. 71 HAYNES STREET office. 646-3780. St., can 643-2171. . MANCHESTER - Older one- carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, private by law The fiduciary is: 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- ______$ ______located, 3 bedrooms, 2-,car to-wall carpeted living room, and evaluation. We welcome your buslnessl Remember, \ Realty. 649-9823, on or before March 27,1974 or be barred Manchester, Conn. bedroom ■ apartment, on bus basement, driveway, $250 Raised Ranch, under 10 years - Adrienne"E, Stack by law The fiduciary is: 7958. - Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmney 16 garage and an acre of land. raised hearth fireplace., you BLAHCHARDdeserve only the best. & ROSSEHO ■ bid, Immaculate condition. -- Ti—------^ — 29 Wellington Road CHURCH CUSTODIAN needed, An E q u al O p p o rtu n ity WILL sit in my licensed home 1973 WHIRLPOOL no-frost line. Includes heat aiid monthly plus security. Mr. ■ Mare If Turcotte • for interview and job descrip for chjjdren, vicinity Center One lot could be sold of^ if not beautifully decorated, natural REALTORS-MLS 848-2482 Spacious, partially wooded ALL C.ASH for your property MantAester, Conn. 42 Liberty Street Employer refrigerator, excellent condi­ appliances. Older person Martin, Frechette & Martin woodwork throughout, fenced 0604IP SNOW PLOWING. Phone 649- ROOFING and roof repairing, tion, please call Mr. Wilson, and McKee Streets. Phone 643- preferred. $110 per month. Paul wanted. T.J. Crockett, 189 West Center Street grounds. must be within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, . jlartford. Conn. Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707 ' tion. 17 cubic feet. $200. Call Realtors, Inc, 263 Main Street, in yhrd. $33,900. Owner, 643- 3015. 872-3044 betw’een 8 a.m. noon. 9723. 643-1755 after 5:30 p.m. W. Dougan, Realtors, 643-4535. Manchester, 646-4H4. Jlealtor. 643-1577. seen....Martens Agency. instant service. Haves Agency, 2392. Realtors. 646-2550. , ' ■646-0131. ■ ■ PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Jan. 9, 1974

Manchester—A City of Village Ch^rm PIUCEi H m :K N CKIN I S ^ N C H E S T ER^e6NN„ THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1974, 1974- VOL., XCRI, No. 85 JANUARY INVENTORY t w e n t y Pa g e s Ends Sat, Jan. 12 Choose From Many Famous Brands — Many One & Two of a Kind — H i k e s Task Force Some l^riginal Cartons — All Full Guarantees — Delivered -=■ Normal Installation R a t e s

JUNE B. TOMPKINS (Herald Reporter) Rate increases were To Monitor SAVE <30 -<50 - <70 - EVEN <90 granted to Manchester Memorial Hospital Wednesday by the Commis­ sion on Hospitals and Health Care. DELUXE 30-lnch The more than six per cent Oil ‘Firms rate increases apply to the WASHINGTON (jJPI) - Deputy energy chief John A British oficial started a AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC operating room, laboratory, Energy chief William E. Saahill said U.S. consumption and X-ray department, all two-week tour of Middle East Simon set up a task force of crude oil is also down and shiekdoms to discuss bartering referred to as special services that a decision whether to ra­ areas. today to audit “price, profit industrial equipment for oil. tion gasoline may be postponed ■ In a hearing which didn’t and supply records of every Ollier Devciopinrnts RANGE beyond March 1, the date of­ In other developments: petroleum refinery in the start until 1:05 a.m. ficials had set for a standby Wednesday, Edward M. nation.’’ —Simon said Wednesday he rationing system to be in would order refineries to Kenney, Manchester Memorial 1/ “The program in no way readiness. 18 Lb. Automatic Dry reflects on the refiners, but it produce more gasoline to meet Hospital administrator, said he From San Clemente, Calif., Famous Name was pleased a decision had will assure us that they unders­ summer driving needs if President Nixon Wednesday in­ heating oil production reaches a finally been reached in the tand and are abiding by Federal HEAVY DUTY vited six European countries, safe level. He said wholesale hospital’s favor. The final deci­ Energy Office regulations,’’ Canada and Japan to send their prices of residual fuel oil rose sion was not without its draw­ Simon said. PORTABLE $ 177 foreign ministers to a Feb. 11 approximately 8 to 13 per cent backs, he said. Simon’s action follows con­ conference in Washington to in one month last fall. Kenney said the commission (Herald photo by Gentiluomo) tentions of some *oil industry DRYER work out solutions to oil supply —Dr. Clovis Maksoud, an had not cooperated in giving ad­ critics that the government is Derailment on Loomis St. and price problems. emissary of the Arab League 2 Automatic Cycles DISHWASHER 1 1 1 vance notice of the hearings. not getting accurate production Nixon Invites 13 Later and price figures from the com­ now touring the United States in Several times Kenney called ■ Nixon also invited 13 oil- panies. an effort to offset anti-Arab the commission to find out producing nations in the Middle Simon said the task force sentiment, said in. Washington 25-Inch, Instant Touch Tuning when the final hearing was Wednesday the oil embargo-was 12-Inch scheduled, but received no would be composed pPofficials from the Internal Revenue Ser­ only a temporary measure in­ FULL AUTOMATIC satisfactory response until tended to underscore almost the last minute, he said. vice andtheTEO. Worldwide The audit program “is “credibility about our pursuits” Kenney said the commission in the Middle East. PORTABLE offered no explanation or desigiled to insure that Conference SHU Another Snowstorml petroleum product price in­ —The American Petroleum apology for its hasty actions. Scheduled Institute said supplies of gas­ COLOR TV The staff report and panel SOL R. COHEN creases are justified and reflect w only increase .costs to refiners oline on hand in the United TV - ALL CHANNEL report were, in effect, negated, (Herald Reporter) ticipated), brought the snow to Connec­ Police reported driving conditions today States Jan. 4, totaled 209 Kenney said, because the staff ticut about 12 hours earlier than expected. as hazardous. They said drivers are for imported, and domestic East, Africa, Latin America million barrels, compared with ^r^^^EDDEFRSl had overlooked the cost charge Manchester residents, still reeling The storm system is still centered in preceding carefully and that few aficidents peroleum supplies and not in­ and Asia to join the discussibns 214 million barrels Jan. 5,1973. ceiling and also had included a from a storm Wednesday that dumped Kentucky and the snow is in advance of a Wfere being reported. creased profits,’’ Simon said. SOLID STATE A M CM special' fund in error. The about eight inches of snow on the warming trend and rainfall for the east, a Another aim of the action is at a later date. —The Justice Department, in 18 -Lb . Wednesday, police reported seven minor Two of the oil-consuming 8-TRACK TAPE H lfl"rifl" special fund referred to was the area, snarled traffic, closed schools bureau spokesman explained. to give the government a way the fourth such suit so far, accidents in Manchester, including the nations Nixon invited Rogers Fund which has specific and canceled ^ ost night meetings, George Ringstone, coordinator for the to verify the accuracy of charged a Springfield, Mass, restrictions. collision of a state highway truck and refinery reports on crude oil .meanwhile were making their filling station with four in­ woke up this morning to still another town highway department, said town Town Water Department truck on S. Main own arrangements with- Arab AUTOMATIC $ Kenney had explained the in­ trucks began sanding and salting and product supplies! stances of price gouging. STEREO RADIO snowstorm. St., near its intersection with 1-84. The producers. come from the Rogers Fund at operations at 7 a.m. He said the snow is It is a major step towards set­ This one started about 6 a.m. and is town truck sustained minor damage to the ting up “an independent repor- v The French government —Jan Byrne, chief of the a preliminary hearing before expected to add up to six more inches of light and fluffy, with much of it blowing the commission in December. left front and the state truck sustained ting and information system” Wednesday confirmed it Had Chicago Department of Con­ CONSOLE STEREO WASHER snow, before changing to sleet or rain away, and that it isn’t considered the prin­ damage to its srtowplow. Signed a three-year contract sumer Sales, said laboratory 198 He said he had to repeat the cipal problem. on refinery inventories, Simon toward evening and to freezing rain and said. with Saudi Arabia for delivery tests show that gasoline explanation during the early Dennis English, riding in the towrvtruck, rain later, with more rain predicted for He said the sand and salt being spread is Simon said the task force of 27 million tons of crude oil adulterated with methane, Friday. * was taken to Manchester Memorial ts INCH (See Page Twenty) a protect!^ cover for the sleet and would be divided into teams but did not say what Paris gave diesel fuel and water was being The forecast early Wednesday night had Hospital for observation, was treated and in return. It has been widely sold in Chicago, and possibly All Channel ^ I freezing rain predicted for later in the discharged. which "will be conducting con­ been for the precipitation to start toward day. tinuing audits in corporate of­ reported that France will elsewhere in the country, some ALL CHANNEL evening tonight. All Manchester schools were in session Ronald J. Marcoux of 210 High St. was a fices and visiting individual exchange arms for the oil. editions to conserve energy. Lottery The U.S. Weather Bureau at Windsor today. Friday, school sessionsw^'are victim of Wednesday’s storm. He firms as often as four times a REMOTE $19kl Winner Locl« explained that winds, moving scheduled to start 25 minutes later and end collapsed while clearing snow at his home, year.” northward from Kentucky at about 50 15 minutes, later — because of the impact and was dead on arrival at Manchester The overall program will PORTABLE TV ’ 9 8 83562 miles per hour (much faster than an­ Of Daylight Saving Time. Memorial Hospital. cover all 140 refineries in the Maine Governor CONTROL TV 1 ^ U | United States, Simon said. Under FEO regulations Scores Comrades 12 Ft. DELUXE refineries are permitted to adjust pttces once a month. The TO P M O D EL New Walk:rvay Considered adjustment must reflect only C U R T I S 20-LB. AUTOMATIC increased costs for crude oil, In Crisis Action FROST-FREE foreign and domestic, or \ MATHESI From Maiii^^t. to Purnell refined products purchased for AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) - \ also has been determined by M resale. Gov. Kenneth M. Curtis s ^ s NEPOOL. ALEX GIRELLI steep grade and the existance of that a fire escape above it must The refiners also must report the New England private el?c- “Despite NEPOOL's^estima- (Cily Editor) an old building to the rear of the be retained. REFRIGERATOR WASHER cost justification calculations tric utilities are trying to fill tiojj of its own authority arfd The possibility of acquiring a land which would have to be Onq possibility would be despite our wishful thinking ’228 torn down. every month to support price the position of authority in the Main St. property damaged by some sort of partial roof over it increases. that it'might not be so, the New AUTOMATIC FINE TUNING Dennis Brown, consultant for energy crisis which should be TALL TUMBLE fire last October and converting which would make the fire es­ filled by the region’s governors. England governors are in­ it to a walkway between Main committee, was asked to in­ cape less prominent and U.S. consumption ot gasoime dividually responsible for any f vestigate the possibilities. dropped 18.6 per cent in the Curtis told UPI Wednesday 25-Inch 10'S St. and the Purnell area was provide support for lights. damage which might result in week ending Dec. 29 from the he is trying to get his fellow CONSOLE '»*r discussed this morning by the Brown reported this morning Similar cosmetic ideas were their respective states,” said C 6 i> on ideas for making an existing previous week, energy officials New England governors to AUTOMATIC Mayor’s Downtown ActionCom- proposed by Brown foe the wall draw up a set of regional power Curtis in a’ letter to Gov. mittee. walkway between Main St. and in Washington said. They said Thomas Salmon of Vermont, (Sep Page Twenty) the decline a week earlier was use priorities which could be The property, a 26-foot-wide Purnell Pi. more attractive. He chairman of the New England COLOR TV showed sketches of the walk 7.7 per cent. imple/nented by the governors 487 strip, is at 881-883 Main St. and — not''the powfer companies. ' Governor’s Conference. WASHER .1 ^U O I just south of Regal Men’s Store was the location of the Johnson Also in that letter, Curtis with lighting, repaving out to “A non-governmental agency luto Times Frederick Shoe Store and Land- should hot be allowed to set noted that he had not Been con- the curb line, possible planting I 0-Fashion. RAIN tions. Changing to all rain over • suited by NEPOOL in the deter­ at its east end, and similar such priorities because they Committee members roughly south portions during the after­ only have to respond to the mination of priorities. Curtis 10 measures to make it more in­ estimated that it might cost said at least one type of 19" Solid State viting. noon and over northern portions profit motive in a way,’.' the c o n t in u o u s $ 0 1 Q | from $10,000 to $15,000 to this evening with rain con­ governor said. business, the broiler and egg develop the property. Brown mentioned the tinuing tonight. Temperatures "We don’t want the power producers, would sustain per­ The purchase price is ap­ possibility of conducting a con­ slowly rising into the low-to mid companies running our govern­ manent loss of inventories COLOR TV parently open to negotiation. test, perhaps among students at WINDSOR LOCKS, Conn. 30s by late today and tonight." ment the way the oil companies because of the blackout CLEAN RANGE procedures as presently Committee chairman William Manchester Community (UPI) — The Connecticut state Friday periods of rain likely. are running the federal- 397 Sleith said he received a phone College, for design along the and milder high in the low to proposed. weather forecast; government,” he said. 19 Foot call frpm a representative of walkway walls. Re also con­ Winter storm warnings in mid 40s. The member utilities, of the In another letter to NEPOOL I the owner, Mrs. Rose Kronick, sidered the possibility that an effect today. Snow becoming New England Power Pool Chairman William C. Tallman, N; The degree day forecast for Curtis said he was “puzzled" urging the committee to con­ area at the east end might be mixed with sleet and freezing the Greater Hartford (NEPOOL) have already drawn sider purchasing the property used for outdoor art and craft rain this afternoon will result in up plaps for power reductions that the proposed power reduc­ Springfield area: tion plans were drawn up in- FROST-FREE w | SAVE K 25% and not to be dissuaded by the sales. hazardous traveling conditions. Forecast for today 42, normal ranging from temporary cuts in dependentljF of the New originally quoted asking price, Obstacles to that walkway Possible additional ac­ ■40, voltage to mandatory rolling ' Off Season Price which was $45,000. proposal are the fact that it now cumulations of 3 to 5 inches blackouts. A. priority list of England governors, despite the Forecast for Friday 29, nor­ fact they included in some REFRIGERATOR Obstacles to jjreating a new is used occasionally as a north to 2 to 4 inches south por­ mal 40. custom ers who would be 348 AIR COMDITinMERSS walkway there include the driveway, that it is narrow, and guaranteed continued service 18-Inch PORTABLE X L - 1 0 0 © I CONSOLE STEREO Bread^Prices Inspire More Home Baking lOO% Solid State AccuColor Close-Out By JAMES HILDRETH COLOR TV jumped from 12 cents to 32 or 34 because of large U.S. wheat’ levels) and the price of bread said she pays 43 to 53 cents a iiiucli cents for a 20-ounce L'niled Press Internalionai cents. _ exports, the nation’s reserves should not increase substantial­ loaf, depending onthe size, and loaf in Chicago. SAVE ' M50 Faced with a gradual “Making bread at home will ‘ are dangerously low.. ly this spring.” He said the ad­ added that even store brands — In the Western states, there climb in the supermarket soon be a luxury no one can af­ Mead predicted that a 24- ministration does not “see the which used to be 29 cents — are ford,” Mrs. Williams said. “I was a wide range of prices. MANCHESTER cost of bread and industry ounce loaf of bread on the need for export controls.” now 39 or 40 cents a loaf. predictions of more possible think we housewives deserve a shelves of grocery stores may Nevertheless, consumers In Phoenix, one store was" better deal than the Russians "We'ie stopped buying at increases, some cost $1 by late spring unless the across the nation are finding charging 61 cents for a 24-ounce Sale Ends Jan. 12th got.” U.S. wheat reserves were administration moves to place their weekly grocery bills going food stores and make purchases loaf while the same 1,‘a-pound Sale Ends Jan. '12th homemakers are now at the thrift (day-old) depleted 18 months 'ago when temporary curbs on wheat up, partly because of climbing loaf was going for 39 cents in rediscovering an almost stores operated by the the Soviet Union purchased exports. bread prices. , ’ Fresno. Calif. The same size OPEN WED., THURS., FRI. ’til 9 • forgotten art — baking bread huge supplies of American bakeries," she said. loaf sold for 39 cents at a OPEN WED„ THURS., FM.'ta 9 In the absence of such restric­ “1 think it's ridiculous,” said television appliance at home, .f wheat to supplement its Safeway store in San Fran­ tions, Mead said,, "a bread shor­ Dallas housewife Evelyn Brown At New Orleans' Royal Street But due to the growing meager crop. cisco, but 33 cents jn Los tage seems likely*’ and costs, of the rising prices, “But I kind Grocery, prices range between No Money Down Budget to 36 Mos Bill 0. Mead, chairman of the Angeles. No Money Down Budget to 36 Mos. Man-made Crystal cost of flour, even that alter­ wilTskyrocket. of. expect it, because of the 35 and 45 cents per loaf, which NEXT TO STOP and SHOP native is rapidly becoming American Bakers Association, Later, Carroll G. Brunthaver, wheat we gave away to Russia.' includes a recent twb-cent in­ The-24-ounce loaf cost 47 Snow covering trees and slopes at New Hampshire’s Bret- uneconomical. is another critic of the Russian We'll just eat less bread. We crease. -A store in Little Rock, wheat deal. assistant agnjculture secretary, cents in Seattle. Wash., and the ton Woods Ski Area was man-made early this week, but it Barbara Williams, a Falls ^rebutted Mead’s charges, usually make a lot of our own Ark. was selling a 24-ounce loaf price jumped lo 53 to 54 cents wasn’t really needed after fast-moving snowstorms swept Church, Va., housewife, ^aid Rciterves Dangeruusly Low ' saying; “I don’t think the^price _anyway.” for 53 cents. for the (^ame. size loaf in He told a neWk conference in New England Wednesday. (UPI Photo) that since the end of 1972 the of wheat will increase substan­ 13 lo .l.'i CfiilM ill Vlliany Honolulu, where shipping costs price per pound of flour has Washington Wednesday that tially (from current record In Albanv. N.Y., a housewife Shoppers Were paying as have to be figured into the to ta l.,

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