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Testimonial May 17 Sandwich Glass Today:,as always Speaker's topic Honors Bob Digan Sandwich glass is the subject of the April meeting of the PINEHURST Manchester Historical Society R o b e r t 3. D ig a n , youthful drag abuse patterns, Sunday, April IS at 2 p.m. famous for fine meats* Today’s State Manchester’s coordinator of and helped develop a drug infor Arrangements have been made PINEHURST OFFERS PINE VALUES ‘ youth services, will be honored mation education center in through the Institute of Local IN U.S. CHOICE CHUCK, Lottery Number Manchester. lEtipntttg Bprali May 17 at a special dinner of ap History at Manchester Com preciation for more than a As youth service coordinator, munity College for tiie meeting BOTH STEAKS AND ROAfTS 65246 dozen years of his concern for Digan has developed new ap to be held in the MCC Manchester—A City of Village Charm t h i RTY-'TWO PAGES — TWO s e c t i o n s and as^ tan ce to the young-peo proaches to school-police-court auditorium on Bidwell St. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1973— VOL. X a i, No. 163 ple of the community. liaison, with the goal of iden Raymond E. Barlow of The dinner will be at the tifying and assisting youth in Windtom, N.H.,. a recognized BLOCK CHUCK Manchester Country Club, with conflict with family, communi authority on Sandwich glass, is Atty. Vincent L. Diana serving ty or school. bringing more than 300 pieces as toastmaster. Others involved In addition to his official from his own collection which STEAKS or in planning the tribute are: W. duties, Digan is a member of he will display and describe. He J. Godfrey Gourley, an the Drug Advisory Councii, has collected Slandwich glass OEO Dismantling organizer and member of the president of the Manchester for some 20 years and has been ROAST Drag Advisory Council; Town Scholarship Foundation, and a lecturing and writing on the ViEIIY LEAN, ECONOMICAL CENTER CUTS Clerk Edward J. Tomkiel; member of the parish council of topic for over a decade. He is a STEAK OR ROAST ...... H i. SSo Police Chief James M. Rear St. James Church. member of the Sandwich Glass don; Paul Moss, president of He was a member of the Museum and has done Boneteas the Drag Advisory Council and board of directors of the excavations at the site of the assistant administrator at Connecticut Association for factory. Halted By Court Manchester Memorial Alcohol and Drug Problems, The public is invited to this CHUCK ROAST Hospital; and Dr. Robert Stan Manchester’s representative to last meeting of the season for ton. the Greater Hartford Narcotics the society, and also to bring WASHINGTON (AP) — A the programs and people of the William B. Jones issued a Washington, told an overflow Digan joined the Manchester Steering Committee, and on the BONELESS BEEF federal judge says the Nixon Office of Economic Opportuni- broadly . worded order crowd of about 100 in the lobby : I antique glassware for authen BONELESS CROSS school system in 1960 as super executive board of the Connec tication. I RIB ROAST STEW administration is acting illegal- ty. Wednesday enjoining Howard of OEO headquarters after visor of attendance and quickly ticut Council on the Family. In ly in its plan to disperse rapidly U.S. District Court Judge Phillips, acting director, from Jones issued his decision: “ We proce^ing further with the ad are proud to have fought, and won recognition for his support 1972, as a member of the educa lb * 1 . 4 9 ib.M»* and warm concern for the youth tion subcommittee of the ministration plan to phase out happy to have beaten, this of the town. Governor’s Advisory Council on LEAN GROUNO OHUCK ...... Hi. SI.10 the antipoverty agency. atteiript to violate the laws of A graduate of St. Michael’s Drugs, he helped prepare the ROUND STEAK GROUND ...... R l. S 1 .3 0 the United States.” Hospital Cost Jones said the administration Connecticut Comprehensive College and with a master’s could not unilaterally terminate He urged President Nixon to Drug Plan. degree from Notre Dame From the House of Raeford OEO programs established by replace what he called “ Howie University, Digan served as He and his wife, the former Fraternity Cites Rogers Frosen 3 1 /2 to 4 lb. Congress as long as funds are Phillips and his wrecking probation officer in South Bend, Marilyn Miller of Michigan Ci Control Bill USED CiW S appropriated for them. His crew” with managers who will ty, Ind., reside with their four Ind., social worker for the State Dr. John E. Rogers of Manchester (center), consultant in black history and culture at the decision came on suits filed by carry out the Economic Oppor children at 32 Spring St. Top Prioti PiM of Massachusetts, and officer University of Hartford, receives “ Man of the Year” award from Carl R. Clay (left), presi TURKEY BREASTS a union local representing tunity Act as, he said, the union for the Connecticut Juvenile Tickets for the dinner of ap P ForiUMMHM dent of Delta chapter of Omega Phi Epsilon fraternity, a black student orgnaization. All white meat... a lot of Clears Assembly government workers and a members will. The crowd Court before coming to preciation will be available the CARTER OEVROLET Presentation of the award was niade last week at a testimonialjdinner for Rogers. Guest tender white meat at a low Missouri rural redevelopment cheered. Manchester. end of this week at the p speaker at the dinner was Donald M. Payne (right), founder of Oie fraternity. The plaque C0.M C^ price corporation. The suits in Washington and In 1967 he was named coor Municipal Building, Police HARTFORD (AP) — A bill for a state commission to presented to Rogers cites him for his “ undying efforts to enrich” community life and 99* Chicago raised an issue that has Headquarters, and Watkins In Chicago, however, U.S. dinator of youth services — the control hospital costs, with the power to set rates and cut first position of its kind in Bros. educational institutions through “ his extensive knowledge, particularly in the area of Another Netp iteml District Court Judge James B. agitated the capital for budgets, cleared the Connecticut General Assembly months—the alleged usurpation Connecticut. Since then, he has black history.” Frosen Bonelest 6-o». Parsons refused to halt the ad contributed his time, help and mm mmm mmiimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm m^m m mmm mm Wednesday. ministration’s actions. Parsons and denial by the executive encouragement in many Gov. Thomas J. Meskill hailed the passage. “ I believe said suits filed in Chicago were branch of government of avenues of community service. CHICKEN BREASTS MCh 89* premature since “ OEO will programs enacted by Congress the state can no longer sit idly by and watch, hospital and presumably mandat^ by He helped create and develop Fire Prevention Information Distributed charges bring financial ruin to families,” he said. continue as provided by law un a Youth Commission, as part of The beat franks at way way below ceiling priceal less Congress acts to discon the legislative branch to be The bill received final carried out. Manchester’s town govern Firemen Jim LaPine and Ken (hisson of the Town Fire Wednesday. 'The firefighters toured area elementary tinue it or fails to act to cause ment. He initiated youth legislative approval in the The House had earlier its continuance and that C om -. Grate & Weigel Franks Hi. *1.35 Department hand out Junior Fire Marshal magazines to schools to remind children that April has been designated amended the bill to give The latest OEO renewal by oriented groups known as 10-M.lox 1 ^ Senate 28-4, after a lengthy munity Action Agencies will be Congress, for example, N O W FROM students of the morning kindergarten class of Mrs. Daryl as “ Spring Cleanup Month” by the Town Public Safety Ad attempt by Democrats to hospitals full freedom in “ Smarteens,” to combat funded for their programs at Other than Box Lots...... Ik t i4 0 Stawski and Miss Ruth Leeds at Nathan Hale School visory Committee. (Herald photo by Ofiara) transferring funds within the "directs” that the agency con reduce the power of the com least through 1973.” The tinue into 1975. Grate & Weigel Llvervirurst .lb. *1.29 mission. operating budget. Thus, even if Chicago action also was filed by 1st Prize Skinless Franks Many of those who voted for the 'commission ordered a a union local that represents President Nixon, in his 1974 it expressed reluctance and hospital to delete 50 nursing OEO employes. budget message last Jan. 29, Public Records B .D . A N D S O N 6-lb. box lots lb. *1.32 concern that the commission positions, the hospital could spelled out proposals to Retiring Republican The White House and the PEARL News might reduce the quality of keep the positions, but would transfer responsibiility for cer Othar than box lots ...... R i. *1 .3 9 OEO said they would have no Warranty Deed health care. But they said the have to cut an equivalent tain OEO functions to other If we run out o f box lota, we will give rain checks. comment on the two decisions Sherwood Circle Inc. to Anne escalating cost of m ^icine had amount from somewhere else agencies. The administration Capsules until government attorneys M. Cole, property on Timber Leaders Honored to be checked. in its budget. also has said local communities This amendment removed studied them. Trail, conveyance tax $52.25. KrrCHENAlD DISHWASHERS FRESHER EGGS...FRESHER CMGKENS at PMEHURST The 15-member cost commis would have to fund antipoverty Quitclaim Deed SOL R. COHEN Gaffney’s office announced at 5 Agostinelli remarked, people sion will review the budgets of “ line-by-line” control over the Phillip R. Kete, president of programs if they want to con Leonard J. and Ann C. Ws feature only PERDUE Fresb CMcfeans and Parts (Herald Reporter) p.m. he was too busy to attend. never looked at Adler as a Important Changes Connecticut’s 36 private budget, according to the bill’s the government union local in tinue them. State Comptroller and former Republican or a Democrat. father. Rep. M o ^ s D. Cohen, Delaney to Lester C. Silver Jr. and Strickland Farms SHADE AA EOOS About 250 friends, associates WASHINGTON (AP) - An Jiospitals, nursing homes and Manchester mayor Nathan They looked upon him as a D-Bloomheldi a dentist. and Sophie Silver, one-half in and family of M. Adler Dobkin Environmental Protection other private health facilities Agostinelli, a friend of Dobkin’s friend — and that’s the way he “ At long laejt, thp hospitals terest in property on Cooper FRESH CHICKEN LEGS lb. W and Saunda Taylor honored the Agency official says EPA’s begiwjing July I, 1974. since childhood, delivered the wanted it.” must realize that the people— Hill St., no conveyance tax. From Strickland GRADE AA LARGE popular Manchester little-noticed chiange in position Hospitals must receive prior principle tribute to the two Agostinelli presented Dobkin and their elected represen Town Plans Told Dissolution Agreement Republicans with a testimonial on 1976 nitrogen-oxide limits in approval for rate increases KitchenAid Dishwashers and Mrs. Taylor with framed tative hr government—demand Daniel Gagosz, no longer WHITE EGGS i.69^ dinner last night at Willie’s iKing honored. automobile exhausts, is far greater than 6 per cent or letters of appreciation and well efficiency as well as quality doing business as The Browse- Handle pots and pans as well as everyday dishes Steak House. Dobkin, GOP “ We who run for Public of more significant than its delay capital expenditures over $100,- wishes from Gov. Thomas care in our medical in Downtown Group Around. town chairman for five years, fice,” said Agostinelli, “ think in forcing abatement of two 000. and glasses. Whichever KitchenAid dishwasher you Meskill. stitutions;” Dr. Cohen said. Marriage License g; Freezer Specials and Mrs. Taylor, vice chairman we’re pretty good, but we’d other pollutants. But the comntlssion can only The invocation was by Carl The Senate defeated Robert E. Bennett, Coventry, select, you'll get outstanding performance and Wholo 14 to 18-Bk U.S. CiiolGa for nine, gave up their posts in never be e le c ts if not for peo If Congress accepts EPA’s delay for six months rate in The Town of Manchester is Also included in the project ple like Adler and Saunda ^nnser, former town director. amendments to bring state and Rosemary O’Brien, 17'7 reliability. February. They were views, auto makers may have creases between 2 and 6 per proceeding with plans to up will be radius improvements at Musical entertainment was by hospitals under the com Summit St., April 21. SIRLOIN TIPS succeeded by A. Paul Berte and woridng for us. If I have any to provide little or no control of cent and capital projects grade the roadway, sidewalks, the corner of Purnell Pi., Weiss The Illusions, one of the top mission’s authority and to Building Permits Built-Iris Marion Mercer, respectively. status at all in public office, I nitrogen oxide beyond that between $25,000 and $100,000. and drainage of Purnell Pi., said. The sidewalks to be owe it to the workers — the peo women barbershop quartettes require hospitals to submit five- Edward C. Mainville Sr., OF BEEF The guests were not limited already applied to today’s cars. Lesser amounts do not need ap Town Manager Robert Weiss restored will be of bituminous Front-loading Portables \ ple behind every candidate.” in the East. year plans of development. porch at 903 Center St., $300. aim |MI HOMtS or tUUlt MU Howl*. to Republicans — there were That would make it a lot proval. told the Mayor’s downtown Ac construction, he noted, as con Agostinelli credited Dobkin John F. Shea Jr., himself a Dr. Samuel G. Smith, swim Compact, Top-loading Portables many Democrats and unaf-^ easier for them to meet the Nursing homes must receive The cost of the commission tion Committee this morning, crete sidewalks would be too with giving him his start in former Manchester GOP chair ming pool at 301 Kennedy Rd., Convertible Portables I CHUCK filiated present — and they tough carbon-monoxide and prior approval for any rate in was estimated at $350,000 next and hopefully the work will expensive. man, served as master of $10,760. weren’t limited to Manchester public life. “ He came to me in hydrocarbons limits which crease over the 4 per cent a year and $560,000 the year after. done this spring. Dishwasher-Sink Combinations 1966 and asked, 'How would you ceremonies. After introducing Improvements to the Thomas J. Quinn, additions to I PATTIES people — there were many from were postponed Wednesday year. The commission would hire a Weiss, noting that the town is roadway are considered a high garage at 1015 Tolland ’Tpke., « 4-Ok bam, Ikmm out of town. like to run for o ffic e ? ’ I the guests at the head table, he The commission will conduct any KitchenAid Owner fro m th eir o rig in a l 1975 director, an assistant director, still doing engineering work for priority, Weiss said, noting that $1,500. One who didn’t make it was said,’Yes,’ and I’ve never been introduced some of the public hearings prior to gran deadline to 1976. clerks and cost accountants. the project, said the work will the n e ^ for improvements was Rollin C. Tripp, fence at 188 Shurfine Republican State Chairman J. sorry.” dignitaries at other tables. ting rate increases, or, ap Sen. Ruth Truex, R- probably include repaving of mentioned at last week’s down S. Main St., $232. Brian Gaffney, who was to have Taking note of the many They included Democratic proving annual budgets. Wethersfield, said she was the street, restoration of town committee meeting. Mak Construction Co. Inc., been the featured speaker. Democrats at the dinner. Town Chairman Ted Cum Democrats and one “ seriously concerned” about sidewalks on the cast side of the In other business this mor two-family dwelling at 46-48 i ICE CffiAM Gel. mings, State Sen. David Beyond Watergate Republican offered nine the effects the commission street, installation of drainage ning, Robert Weinberg told the Bigelow St., $32,000. Odegard, State Reps. Donald WASHINGTON (AP) - amendments to the bill that would have on the quality of system, and reorganization of committee that his finance sub B.T. Peterman, new dwelling Genovesi and Francis There are indications that the passed the House 119-27 last Connecticut’s health care. the layout of the Purnell committee has received checks at 38 ’Tracy Dr., $22,000. Pinehurst Has The Low Price Mahoney, former Judge of Watergate grand jury is in week. Most of the amendments Her instinct was to vote Parking Lot. or pledges totaling $4,560 in the Margaret Dufour, fence at 36 Tolland Voters Probate John Wallett, former STATE OR LAND 0’ LAKES vestigating allegations of were aimed at the com against the bill, she said, but fund-raising effort to pay for a Clinton St., $500. Republican State Chairman and Republican spying and under mission’s power to “ approve, she said she would vote for it The street needs total downtown planning consultant. Thomas A. Jacobson, now PUC chairman Howard No Limn. cover disruptions beyond the deny or modify” hospital because of runaway costs and reconstruction, Weiss said, but Committee chairman alterations to dwelling at 46 Hausman, State Gaming Com BUTTER Hk Okay Charter break-in and bugging of budgets. because hospitals have the funds are not available for a William Sleith asked Weinberg Hunter Rd., $1,800. mission Chairman Paul Democratic national Sen. George Gunther, R- public at heart. complete job. ’The improve •to come in with a firm financial Pratt Sign Co. for Pagani Silvergleid and Deputy State o f Maine headquarters. Stratford, said the bill took a Her comments were ment project, to be funded by picture next 'Thursday, when Caterers, sign at 78 Maple St., KitchenAid Hash Compactor Agriculture Commissioner Fen Former White House aides “ meat-ax” approach to the applauded by several senators. th e town’s highway the committee is scheuduled to $350. Revision Plan ton P. Futtner. Dwight Chapin and Gordon Senators Louis Cutillo, maintenance account, will cost Tames trash, helps keep your kitchen neat and clean. Shea read messages of con problem of high hospital costs meet with the planning consul 10 . . 99* Strachan and a California at and went beyond the concept of William Sullivan, James about $5,000, Weiss estimated. tant. POTATOES gratulations for Dobkin and Exclusives: VIVIAN V. KENNESON torney, Donald Segretti, were Murphy Jr. and George Idaho Baking Mrs. Taylor from Mayor John controlling costs. Correspondent questioned Wednesday. Gunther voted against the bill. Thompson, U.S. Sen. Lowell Sen. Joseph Fauliso, D- • Built-ln'Litter Bin'™ • Triple Drive Ram that compacts / Both Chapin and Strachan Four others were absent at Weicker and U.S. Rep. Robert Hartford, said the commission • Charcoal Air Filter to control evenly no matter how uneven Tolland voters approved the revised charter yesterday have been linked in various the time of the vote: Sens. Democrat Leaders 5 .6 9 ^ Steele. could “ strangle” hospitals and odors the load POTATOES by 39 votes. Approximately 33 per cent of eligible voters published accounts to Wilber Smith, Harry Burke, Fee Raise Voted roiden California Berte, on behalf of the he called the bill “ punitive.” He • Powerful % h.p. motor; 3(XM) participated in the referendum which created a position of allegations of political spying voted for the final bill, Joseph Dinielli and Philip • Use with or without trash bags (See Page Sixteen) Costello Jr. town manager for Tolland. and sabotage. however. Huddle To Work HARTFORD (AP) - The pounds of ram force. Connecticut House of Represen CARROTS Total votes cast in favor of the revision was 672, which tatives passed 124-0 Tuesday a And Pinehurst Has The Best was above the necessary minimum of 15 per cent of the Out Controls Bill bill to raise the fee charged out- INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS town’s electorate. of-state shippers of liquors. spector, sanitary inspector, Folke Erickson, leader of a WASHINGTON (AP) — Pacing almost certain defeat in The bill, which passed the group opposed to the change, assessor, director of public m K GRAPEFRUIT their drive for a tough price-rollback bill, House Senate but must go back to the said “ they fought a good hard works, conservation commis Senate Appropriations Com g s o sion, constables, fite marshal, Democratic leaders huddle today to seek a compromise or KitchenAid KitchenAid B ox o f 48 lo r fight — the p eop le have mittee for technical reasons, spoken.” Charter Revision and dog warden. a temporary extension of the existing economic-control would raise fees from $45 to $1,- Committee Chairman William. All of the above appointments law. 000 a year. Food Waste Hot-water More Pinehurst Specials,,, shall be made on the basis of Summers III said that last night Tentative agreement was Rep. Harry W. Wenz, R- Shurfine merit and fitness. However, Chairman Wright Patman, D- was the end of a long work reached Wednesday on a 60-day Fairheld, said the change Disposers Dispenser any person holding a position as Tex., of the Banking Committee process for his committee. extension of the president’s dis would bring Connecticut’s fee CUT GREEN BEANS 5 .> 1 ** of Nov. 1 who has served in that balked at the proposed 60-day Grind everything, from Like having a built-in Kevin Cavanagh and Robert cretionary control powers into line with those of All Duncan Hines position for at least one year extension, which would be con bones to stringy vegetables. Dumont, co-chairmen of the which expire April 30. neighboring states. Connecticut teakettle. You get steamingr shall be retained without tests. sidered under procedure Citizens for Charter Com That agreement was reached barring amendments. manufacturers and wholesalers • Cast stainless steel grinding hot water at the turn of a LAYER CAKE MIXES 39r The Board of Selectmen will mittee, gave credit for the ap after a Banking Committee will continue to pay the $45 fee. elements knob for: make appointments to the Noting that his committee Campbell's Vegetable' ^ proval to the Charter Revision measure for stiff controls ran Board of Tax Review, the Town had approved the rollback • Automatic Reversing • Instant foods and drinks Committee and the voters, for into heavy opposition in the Counsel, Library Board, alter measure by a 21-9 vote, Patman • Insulated Housing SOUP 5-.n** being “ aware.” Cavanagh, an House Rules Committee. • Fast start on cooking nates to the Planning and said all House members should active Democrat and Dumont, The Rules panel hearings • H h.p. Motor • Many uses every day Zoning Commission and the be allowed to propose and Hunt’s TOMATOES 21/23 „ former Republican selectman, were recessed until next week, Zoning Board of Appeals, direc debate amendments if they Bridgeport Given attributed the effectiveness of leaving little time for final con We Have The Low Price on tor of health, director of Civil want to. their committee to the fact that gressional action on the bill State PILOT Grant Defense, Board of Recreation, it was completely bi-partisan. before the Easter recess star Without Rules Committee Board of Building Appeals, nur 8-Pack COKES n.08 They expressed the hope that ting April 19 and extending to clearance, he complained, HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. sing service and the Jury Selec Which tern you lie a certon ; the tw o parties working April 30. members "will be denied this Thomas J. Meskill has an tion Committee. together would carry over into A 60-day extension of existing right.” nounced a $570,929 grant to the Open Thurs. and FrI. tUI Nina Positions which will still be K i t c h e n A i d A P P U A N C E headquarters the new council. law could be passed by the City of Bridgeport as part of the 8 A.M. Thurs., FrI., Sat filled by election are a seven- Several changes will take House without Rules Com “ Controls are never an easy state’s payment-in-lieu-of-taxes member Board of Selectmen, a place once, the ^ovisions of the mittee clearance next Monday, solution,” Patman said, citing (PILOT) program. nine-member Board of Educa charter go into effect this fall. but it could not be amended. rising living, costs and “ the To qualify, the city had to tion, five-member Planning and PIHEHURST The most obvious change is that The extension was designed averages of runaway inflation.” waive payment of approximate Zoning Commission and five- the chief executive officer of to give the Banking Committee ly $115,958 in property taxes A N D S O N member Zoning Boprd of He blamed President Nixon bd the town will be the town time to draft a new bill to soften normaliy paid by the Beardsley PEARL Appeals. Except for the Board for having “ placed the nation in GROCERY, INC. manager “ who shall ^erve at opposition from farmers, Terrace and. Pequonnock 649 MAIN ST. E 8 T . 1941 TEL. 643-2171 of Selectman, terms will be an economic condition where it 302 MAIN Use Our Parking Lot the pleasure of the selectinen.” cattlemen and some business apartmoits on 1,250 moderate and Just Push Tha WaRi LigM. The board of selectmen will be either for four or two yean«» must make such tough rental units. eliniinating further six-year groups. decisions.” expai^ed from three to seven The original bill would roll terms. Republican Leaders At Testimonial members who will seryfe back prices, interest rates and without pay. The effective date of the M. Adler Dobkin and Saunda Taylor at left, former chairman, looks on. Shea was the master of ceremonies charter is. April 11, 1973; rents to Jan. 10,1973, levels. It The manager shall appoint, Manchester GOP chairman and vice chairman, chat with last night at a testimonial dinner for Dobkin and Mrs. however, provisions will not be is opposed by the Nixon ad • subject to approval of the their successors, A. Paul Berte and Marion Mercer at Taylor. (Herald photo by Pinto) ministration, which wants the selectmen, the treasurer, town effective until the next election right, as John Shea, center, himself a former GOP town existing law extended. clerk, tax collector, building in on Nov. 6, 1973. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., April 12, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 12, 1973 — PAG E THREE. About Town TV Tonight Sheinwold on Bridge i TV Notes I See SelHnlay'a HeraU /or ' > GOOD TECHNIQUE South dealer Host-narrator Chet Huntley is West Germans Now Sure Bormann Died tonight at 8 at the Veterans The board of trustees of Se Complete TV LUUngt ! PRESERVES ENTRIES Both sides vulnerable cond Congregational Church Memorial Clubhouse, Sunset NORTH joined by storyteller Ralph By OTTO DOELLING By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Adolf Hitler,” Attorney bassies and missions abroad 1. A CQihparison of the Bormann and Stumpfeggdr as soon as a court order Stumpfegger lying on the Berlin was issued and a 135,000 reward w ill meet tonight at 7:30 at the Ridge, East Hartford. This will 6 Q 10 9 Bellamy in “ Strange and Terri Everybody knows how to take Asaoeiated Press Writer General Horst Gauf said. now will be directed to ignore skeleton’s teeth with an old were among seven top Nazis released it. railroad bridge. A postal was placed on his head. church. be the group’s annual auction ■—BsOO— <5 8 4 ble Times,” which dwiells on a finesse, but not everybody He ordered that the 28-year any further reports. sketch from Bormann’s dentist. who broke out of the Fuehrer’s Bormann, who would be 72 if employe later reported burying Last Dec. 7-8, workmen night, And all Hams are asked (3-8-22) NEWS 0 8532 three crises that threatened to FRANKFURT, Germany knows how to economize on en search for Bormann be ter War criitiinal hunter Simon 2. Skull and bone bunker late on the night of May still alive, was sentenced to two bodies near the bridge on digging a trench along a com to bring their “ dust collector (18) SECRET AGENT a 1094 2 destory the United States, (AP) — The West German tries. The two sometimes go minated and the'warrant for his Wiesenthal attended the news measurements. 1, 1945, a day after Hitler com death in absentia by the Allied May 8, 1945. muter line in West Berlin came Hartford County Amateur items.” The event is open to the (20) SOUNDING BOARD WEST EAST Friday (April 27) at 9 p.m. on government officially closed its together, and serious bridge, arrest lifted. conference and told newsmen 3. The discovery of mended mitted suicide. war crimes tribunal in The Bormann case was upon the two bodies subsequent Radio Association will meet public. (24) ZOOM 4 852 A K 7 4 3 NBC-TV. The one-hour special books on Martin Bormann players should familiarize Gauf told a news conference tluit he was 99 per cent satisfiM fractures'in an arm and collar After running into a Soviet Nuernberg in 1946. reopened in 1961 after repeated ly identified as those of Bor (30) TO TELL (y QJ 10 9 2 Z> K763 is part of the network’s yesterday when the Frankfurt themselves with the winning that if anyone is arrested on that the skeleton unearthed in bone, fractures such as Bor patrol and fly in g , Bormann In 1954, a Berchtesgaden reports of new Bormann mann and Stumpfegger. THE TRUTH 0 A 0 64 “ American Experience’’ attorney general ruled that a play in today’s hand. suspicion that he is Bormann, West Berlin last December was and Stumfegger found court officially declared Bor 4k J753 * K86 series. skeleton recently unearthed mann had suffered. sightings were received by (40) WILD WILD WEST South dealer "w e will be dealing with an in Bormann’s. But he expressed mann dead, based primarily on MANCHESTER SOUTH was “ with certainty” the 4. Reconstruction of Bor themselves in a “ hopeless West German authorities. The IDENTIFICATION Both sides vulnerable nocent man.” one per cent continuing doubt, testimony by former Hitler —8:30— 4k AJ6 remains of Hitler’s long mis mann’s face on the basis of the situation,” Richter said. fact that no body had been GILBERT AND Opening lead — Queen of Reports o f Bormann being saying “ there are still hairs in Youth leader Arthur Axmann. PASSPORT PHOTOS (3) CBS NEWS O A5 Jackie Gleason w ill return to sing deputy. skull of the skeleton. Richter said Bormann’s fami found fed suspicions that Bor H e i ^ 0 KQJ 109 7 seen have come repeatedly the soup.” ly, including his eight children, Axmann, who was in the SULLIVAN (8) ABC NEWS television after a three-year “ M aitin Bormann died on 5. Discovery of glass splinters mann somehow had escaped the SALEM NASSIFF West opened the queen of 4k AQ from foreign countries since Gauf and investigator was sa tisfi^ with the results of group that broke out of Hitler’s WORKSHOP (22-30) NBC NEWS absence in a comedy-variety May 2, 1945, between 1 and 3 from a capsule like those used Russians. (24) FRENCH CHEF hearts, and South won with the West North East 1945, but none have been con Joachim Richter based their the investigation and would bunker, said he saw the lifeless 928IIWHSI..1 special to be presented by CBS- a.m. on the Invalidenstraase by leading Nazis to commit An arrest warrant charging ace. He returned the king of Pass 2 NT Pass firmed. West German em conclusion on; receive the skeleton for burial bodies of Bormann and •49-7398 26th Annual Production —7:00— ’TV in the 1973-1974 season. railroad bridge (in Berlin) a suicide by cyanide poisoning. Bormann with mass murder diamonds, and West took the Pass 4 0 Pass (3) MAGIC CIRCUS Pass Pass Pass Guests and other production short time after his accomplice (8) TRUTH OR ace. Opening lead — C? Q plans will be announced soon. CONSEQUENCES West continued with the jack THE GONDOLIERS (18) DICK VAN DYKE of hearts and East overtook April 13 and 14 — 8:00 p.m. (20) NBC NEWS with ^ e king. East then exited East Catholic High School (22-30) NEWS safely with a diamond and Auditorium (24) SOUL South won in dummy with the Stern Heard (40) ABC NEWS eight of diamonds. Benefit: Instructors of the Handicapped Declarer needed the rest of Tickets at:*Watkins Bros., Vernon Drug, at the door, —7:30— the tricks and therefore had to An GxcBlIent selGCtlon with pdeet starting At Bushnell or call 646-8299 (8) YOU ASKED FOR IT hope that East held both black at $625.00, b«nch Incl. Adults $3.00 Students $1.50 : (18) STANLEY CUP kings. The problem was to take By JOHN GRUBER ; PLAY-OFFS two spade finesses and one club Isaac Stem just about filled ^ (20) FILM finesse without getting out of Bank Financing Available (22) THRILLSEEKERS the 'Bushnell last evening, the dummy. Not an easy task. appearing as soloist with the A^ICH AEL (30) WAIT TILL YOUR Book Play Wins FATHER GETS HOME Hartford Symphony as he has iEnds OLI> CAINE It was easy for this declarer, done several times in the past. ■ (40) DRAGNET iTues. however, since he knew the He chose the long-winded —8:00— “ book” play. He led the queen UNE MUSK CENIBt Tschaikowsky violin concerto SLEUTH’ (3) NAT'L GEOGRAPHIC Veteran Soloist of spades from dummy. East to display his talents and did a (8-40) MOD SQUAD played low and South played the F o u r Complete Mtuic Store very fine job of it. Arthur (20-22-30) FLIP WILSON David Hutchinson of 88 Goodwin St. rehearses for the jack under dummy’s queen! POST ROAD PLAZA, Route 30, VERNON Winograd conducted, allowing Sm. £15 ■ 4dl • 7 • tiN (24) MOVIE Tolophono 872-9131 songs he will sing for the Senior Citizens Variety Show Declarer continued with dum the orchestra to get a bit loud at —9:00— m y’s ten of spades. East didn’t Open Every Evening Except Mon. and Sat. which will be presented April 27 at 8 p)m. in East (^tholic times. (3) MOVIE dare cover with the king, for B u r n s i d e High School auditorium. Hutchinson has sung in choirs and This particular concerto is "How To Save a Marriage— And Ruin South would take the ace of one in which performers are •YinemtCanbii; Your Life" glee clubs since he was 16 years old. He used to do solo spades and get back to dummy THE FABULOUS likely to scrape and force, and New York TifflM (8-40) KUNG FU work on radio stations WDRC and WTIC. For about 40 with the nine. When East in the past this has been one of (20-22-30) IRONSIDE years he was a member of the South United Methodist GOLDY LEWIS QUARTET.. played a low spade, dummy’s Mr. Stem’s failings, but last — 10:00— Church choir. He is presently singing with the ten held the trick. night he kept things within the MEADOWS (8) LOVE AND HATE Presbyterian Church choir and is a member of the Now declarer could shift to limits of his instmment, for the - SM N'.'U'H O* J<; ’ i' ' - H J mTI ' (20-22-30) DEAN MARTIN •A* f f AST - Wf ST Sit .'.f nT I * IS Manchester Civic Chorale. Proceeds from the show will clubs, finessing with the queen. most part. Perhaps as he gets —11:00— benefit the Cancer Fund. ’Tickets are available at the This finesse worked also, and older he has less desire to stun (3-8-22-30) NEWS Senior Citizens Center, Nassiff Arms, and from any Senior South could safely claim the his hearers and more sympathy rest of the tricks. (20) HAVE GUN — Citizen. (Herald photo by Ofiara) for the intentions of the com WILL TRAVEL South would lose his game poser. contract if he failed to drop the In any event he played very —11:30— jack of spades under dummy’s THOSE TMNrnr (3) MOVIE well and almost redeemed a queen. He would then have to ■OTSMKMGK “The Purple Heart” (1944). Dana An Fisherman Players concerto that is prolix and PROPORTIONED ‘BOOT HILL” win the second spade trick with drews, Richard Conte. overblown. Technically it is the jack and he would never get (8-40) POSSESSION Present ^The Passion^ quite difficult, but performers Double Knit Slacks Haunted house chills, English style. back to dummy for a club today surmount its problems BLUE HILLS George C. Scott (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON The Fisherman Players of day program at 7:45 p.m. The finesse. V’ TOBlSSfUSRiOGf I l i ’ SVfSi with apparent ease, so one now Reg. to Iff T AT BLUf H'l LS A. 1 NUI Daily Question Cape Cod will present ‘“rhe play will begin about 8:30. goes to hear the music rather 9.99 Partner opens with one Go/d/e Hawn “Tlie NEW Passion” Sunday evening in the This special Palm Sunday than to observe an athletic per KIDS ASKED sanctuary of South United celebration, which is open to heart, and the next player formance. passes. You holds Spades, 8- FAVORITE AUTHORS Methodist Church. the public, is being sponsored Mr. Stem played artistically Body Suits Cuffed or flare legs; pastels, darks. Petite 8/16, ‘M U iR S ’ 5-2; Hearts, Q-J-10-9-2; average 10/12, tall 12/20. 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MacMURRAY LEACHMAN •MTOAN RUSSELL ^ Moon Marigolds” 7:30-9:30 5 Acres of Fun Perhaps it is because we 8CST SUPPOAr/NO ACTRiSS 1971 I UA Theater 3 — “ Lady seldom hear the even- TECHNICOLOR® IVIANCHESTER I Caroline.Lamb” 7:00-9:15 numbered ones, but they seem Call for ftyar 633-2040 Attar 4 p.m. call 633-2061 to have a spontaneity that is lacking in the others. This par rrl.,SBL. Sim^ - NOW PLAYING — the most jfik j ticular symphony was com DELIVERANCE Ml ice cream Iredi daily on premises posed while the composer was naytai At 7 4 9 PJi. mada desperately in love with the magical cartoon classic Countess Giuciardi which was a Low Admission Mooo Sot A liM. Moanoo 1 A 3 P JL hopeless affair since her father of them all! > At i l l TK b Magic Weaver refused to give his daughter to 6:40 Coming: THB QETAWAY an unknow musician of uncer tain fortune. WALT DISNEY’S Itis a human symphony and one which would be better liked 36 FLAVORS-60 VARIETIES if it were better known. Mr.. 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Btudonts •MdMS ir AMMT MANCHESTER lO lI O T f C M IV I 31.00 M.C.C. Btiidmta Cooper, executive director of Vornon, LA BALLE’B-W. Hartford. ^m SaZlSr the National Association of BELMONT-Hartford, RICCARDO’B- For tickol Intomumon call 848-4900, oxt 646-3480 ^ e r . 3 WAYS TO CHARGE 280 Greeting Card publishers, said 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. Qiaotonbury m U M B— ■ I III man *Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Am. 0. Q. Corp. o 1972 Am. D. Q. Carp. he made the trip to mark the 100th anniversary of publication MANCHESTER J of tha first greeting cards in the United States. ' f'l Kfj'' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., AprU 12, 1978 — PAGE FIVE
PAGE FX)UR — MANCHESTER EVENING HEaiALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., AprU 12, 1W3 Bay State To Probe i^ 'A i ; a : F ilanrlffBtf r lEimttng B m lb Colonial Indian Funds White Stag’s happiest Grew . . . BOSTON (AP) - The at marked for Indians have been sailcloth in red, white, torney general of used for other purposes, Quinn Kelly and blue Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Mauachnsetta plans to appoint said his office could work out a a special assistant to determine solution with the Harvard Cor Breezy sailcloth . your favorite in polyester/cotton rugged-texture! Easy- Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their whether Harvard University poration or bring the case to . . summer a blend . . . crisp, Co., 16 Brainard Ptece, Manchester, has' diverted to other use probate court. easy-to-care-for! Ready for all your jaunts! Color-coordinated tops in sizes S, newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 centuries-old trust funds in to-wear, summer M, L. Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) Quinn saicFthe three trusts iu p.m. should telephone the circulation tended for the education of question are the Indian College sportswear, downtown and Parkade. Published every evening except department, 647-9946. A n i^ can Indians. Trust of 1654, the .WOUams Sundays and holidays. Entered at the «■ .an Interview, Atty. Gen. Trust of 1716; and .the Lt. Gov. Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Robert H. Quinn said he intends William Stoughton Trust of Second CHass Mail Matter. Member of The Associated Press tn appoint a Harvard Law 1701. School classmate, Atty. Daniel “ William Stoughton is the guy Burl L. Lyons, Publisher The Manchester Publishing Co. B. Bickford, to study what who sent me to Harvard,” assumes no financial responsibility for happened to funds appropriated Quinn noted. in Colonial days for the educa The Stoughton trust, he said, typographical errors appearing in mm tion td Indians. provided scholarship funds for Subscription Rates advertisements and other reading Monday, an attorney for Har- residents of the villages of vard appeared before a Payable in Advance matter in The Manchester Evening Dorchester and Milton, and for legislative committee to oppose Indians. Quinn is from One M onth...... 33.25 Herald. a bill that would require the un Dorchester. Single Copy ...... 15$ Display advertising closing hours, iversity to set up at least 25 full The attorney general said it By Carrier, W eekly...... 75$ three full days prior to publication. tuition, room and board was impossible to determine fellowsUps for Indians. ‘The at Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon how much money was involved One Year ...... $39.00 torney I s^d the bill was un in the trusts—especially since prior to day of publication; 12 noon constitutional. their original value may have Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and Quinn said Bickford, who will appreciated substantially. Three Months ...... $9.75 Monday. serve without pay, would be He said the university has asked to assess “the legal “ expressed the desire to merits of the case” and deter cooperate with me in our in mine what has happened to vestigation of this case.” three trust funds—the oldest Goldberg Invention Needed dating to 1654. Three Harvard Law School Harvard was founded in 1636. professors, he said, will help in the research. computer C calculation, spoons with “ Ultimately, the attorney We miss Rube Goldberg. general’s office has to be in Quinn said Bickford has We are sure the late genius for holes in them, two-tine forks, and 1(X) volved if there’s to be any solu worked with the Lawyers Com tion of this,” said Quinn. mittee for Civil Rights and with fabulous contraptions to solve per cent handle butter knives. The If the investigation suggests the Native American Law America’s problems would have come person, and there are bound to be a that Harvard trust funds ear- Society at Harvard Law School. up with one for the high cost of eating few weak-willed individuals at any •S;WS*SS:¥S5a OX*X»5i>>:wx9 that would work in Manchester or table laden with non-teevee dinners, Union Pond FaUs. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) Cast Chosen Mankato, Minn. who tries to get seconds would natural Public His cartoon, as we visualized would ly get Goldberg’s greatest invention, “ Rashomon,” a drama spiced be named, ‘‘The automatic table the boot, applied you know where. with farce, will be presented by Records setter.” The point of this bit of nostalgic non the Little Theatre of Inside Manchester (LTM) May 4-5 and sense is that despite all the ways and Capital The system would start with A, 11-12 at East CathoUc High means being suggested these days for School auditorium. Warranty Deeds being you or I as we sit at the table; B, cutting the cost of food in our budgets The following cast for the Margaret E. Luongo to \ Andretc Tally play has been announced by Thomas J. Crockett, property would be our body weight actuating a one of the most fundamental, but Report Fare Sara A. Parham, director. scale which is connected to; C, com at 94 Hawthorne St., con perhaps the hardest, is for those of us V Joan Dufford of Glastonbury veyance tax $23.65. puter, which would calculate the who are eating too much of everything Rowland Evans and Robert Novak will play the wife. Bob John luliano and Frank number of calories we need (or don’t) Bletchman of Manchester, last luliano to Albert R. Martin and L f to eat what we want but only in the Something Good on the Hill seen in LTM’s “The Price,” Charles Jack Coniam, property need. amounts we really need. No Imports for Japan will play the wigmaker. Eric at 176-178 S. Main St., con Shoaff of East Hartford, a With C’s input, K for kitchen, high prices of other consumer veyance tax $20.90. Of course this would help cut the WASHINGTON - Something veteran of more than 100 plays, would react accordingly, in that ser items. Nobody, it would seem, Some candid Japanese of “ brains” in the latter 20th cen cost of food for those of us who over good has come down from TOKYO - Behind Prime including several starring roles Quitclaim Deed has organized a movement to ficials express astonishment tury. ving of potatoes, gravies, desserts, Capitol Hill. It is the long over Minister Kakuei Kanaka’s of for the Mark Twain Masquers, Joseph and Theresa Naretto €> indulge our appetites. We believe that protest the high cost of the that U.S. Ambassador Robert Beyond farm products and due vote for the House Banking ficial pledge to Washington of will play the husband. to Louise N. Tamulis, Lillian N. etc. would be apportioned according equipment the farmer must Ingersoll, a hard-charging computers, removing Japanese \ II if we are to keep food prices from and Currency Committee for a low er^ trade barriers, there is Tom Dunphy of Elast Hart Donnelly and John J. Naretto, buy, nor the clothing for his Chicago industrialist who$has quotas the last two years in ly- rollback of all prices, interest private resignation here by U.S. ford, a native New Yorker and two parcels on Main St., con rising further a little belt tightening family. There have been no. performed impressively since response to Washington’s rates and rents to the levels and Japanese officials alike graduate of the American veyance tax $121. Conveyor "belts would take the thus pickets assigned to automobile arriving here a year ago, should demands has not helped might be much more effective than prevailing on Jan. 10, the day that . American imports to Academy of Dramatic Arts, devote so much time to the American imports. calculated portions to each chair ac before President Nixon plants or shoe stores or fur Japan will not be increased will play the woodcutter. Ed Dissolution'of Agreement periodic boycott gestures because we Sunkist case considering its low A major reason: the hideous desertedljthe consumer by im niture factories. Significantly — now or ever. mund McCarthy of East Hart Harold J. DaVey, Andrevl J. cording to input. will be reducing demand without dollar potential. They suggest, ly complicated distribution posing his bloodless Phase III. The response of the city Excruciatingly difficult ford will plAy Tajomur. His Lindberg and Leslie F. probably unfairly, that the ef system here, jqpking up the Now Rube, being a student of depriving oui;selves of anything Phase III, if it escaped the dweller generally is that the negotiations oyer import of first role bdfwe the footlights Christenson, no longer doing fort is more to please President pridd at each point en route to notice of some casual reader, in farmer is rich, living off the American c it^ fruits and was as Tevye in the East Hart business as Style Bar human nature and knowing man’s except our glu^ny. Nixon’s California constituents the consumer. The horrible effect permits the seller to high, price of; food. This is a confputers promise little in ac ford Summer Youth 'Theatre Associates. cruei myth. The average farmer than to affect overall trade. example is Ford’s $2,000 Pinto, genius for triumphing over machines, No Rube Goldberg isn’t around charge whatever prices the tual new imports. Beyond that, production of “ Fiddler on the In any event, Japan clarly which ends up with a traffic will bear. Pr^ictably, it family’s income last year was political and business factors Roof.” He has also played with would have some fail-safe systems anymore and the more we look at will not permit a free flow of prohibitive $5,000 price tag. Trade Names has produced a new inflationary under $6,800, which in New doom American products in the the Windsor Jesters. ourselves and the country in general, American farm products, the Rather than plow through that Harold J. Davey and Leslie F. built into his contraption, we are sure. surge which among other things York City, say, would be con rich Japanese market. Sharon Kay of Manchester, area where the U.S. can com Japanese business jungle, the Christensen, doing business as it appears his various and ingenious begat a national boycott of sidered perilously close to the Indeed, many influential treasurer of LTM, plays the Since some of us would be able to pete efficiently worldwide. American manufacturer just Style Bar Associates, 763 Main Bov meat. poverty level. Even the big cor Japanese now feel the only way medium. She trained as a e a t o u r alloted portions in forms of giving us and our selfish Japanese farmers must be forgets it. St. Even members of Congress porate cattle produpers are not to reduce Japan’s corrosive $4 dancer with the Boston Conser protected, an economic close to 'Riat’s the point, say many Robert F. Gagosz, doing milliseconds, the automatic table vanities the boot, is more needed than don’t know what will happen to wallowing in ill-gained wealth; billion surplus in its trade vatory of Music and is a the government told us, “ in Japanese. They contend the business as The Browse- the rollback provision of the bill most of them are netting less balance with the United States puppeteer with LTM. setter would distribute according to ever before. order to keep Japan a little like. American businessman, no Around, 313 Green Rd. extending' the President’s than 8 per cent on their in is to cut down Japanese exports Others in the cast are Clay the old Japan.” Apart from longer the shrewd Yankee Dennis M. Santoro, doing f/ authority to establish wage and vestments. And one study — in other wbrds, less not more Masse,t as the deputy. Nan showed that a typical small such sentimentality, the con trader, simply will not fight for business as Paraphernalia Ltd. price controls until April 30, trade between the two coun Brown' as the mother, and Bill Southwest rancher earned only servative rural base of the Japanese markets. Rather than Manchester Board of Educa 1974. But if Congress suddenly tries. ’That remedy suggests Siddons as the priest. $327 after expenses last year. ruling Liberal Democratic par battle red tape for its own dis tion, alterations to Robertson suffers an attack of sanity, the profound repercussions: a The play is named for Congress Cries, Laughs In short, Phase III — and for ty requires agricultural proted- tributing system to sell Pintos School, 46 N. School St., $98,000. amendment will be voted with a Japan more inward-looking and Rashomon Gate, the largest that matter. Phase II — have tion. Predictably, the in Japan, Foim wouid rather James Duffield, alterations minimum of foolishness. nationalistic, far less entwined and most impressive entrance been disasters for the whole agriculture minister reported buy a Japanese plant and export and additions to dwelling at 78 The rollback is needed with the U.S. to Kyoto, ancient capitol of At Postal System country. The farmer may have to Tanaka.that trade liberaliza the cars back home. Hawthorne St., $500. because in the furor over high On the surface, however, both Japan, which in the play’s era benefitted from higher food tion simply is not feasible. ‘The American businessman, Gerald M. Ridel for Robert food prices everyb^y seems to sides are working furiously to about a thousand years ago, had postal service is doing.’’ the fighting in Vietnam was prices, but he has suffered Nor are the Japanese much once 10 feet high in Japanese Boroch, tool shed at 30 Lyndale By LDIi; RODERICK have ignored tht. fact that lower the Japanese trade sur fallen into bad repair and had California Senator Alan going on in full fury, for exam along with Uie rest of us working more relenting on computers, eyes, is now viewed here as a St., $330. (8|ivcial to The Herald) prices of practically everything plus through higher U.S. im become a decayed relic with an Cranston (D-Calif.) in recent ple, people were saying:: ‘Let’s stiffs from the spiraling cost of potentially the best American midget — lazy, unimaginative, Ed Gregory for John Farr, else have soared up into the ports. Sunkist orange is near a unsavory reputation, a hideout WASHINGTON - A diplomat testimony before the Senate turn the war over to the postal other consumer items. At the market here. ’The rate Japanese inefficient. Except for a short, sign at 115 Center St., $50. corporation; they may not end stratosphere. As a result, the compromise with Japanese for thieves, and a dump for un just back from a two year stint Committee, listed five "hasty farmer has been unfairly cast same time, the farmer only agricultural cooperatives to im officials who will talk frankly exotic list (computers, beef, jet David A. Petria for Henry it, but they’ll sure slow it claimed corpses. Gryk, alterations to dwelling at in Ceylon recently remarked and ill-advised policy as inflation’s No. 1 villain. now is recovering from more port American oranges mixed about it confide they have no in fighters, nuclear power plants, down!” Cranston said. “ Other The theme of the drama is SMILING m SERVICE that the pace of mail deliveries decisions” by the Postal Ser - than a decade of low farm with less flavorsome Japanese tention of dropping quotas and etc.), Japanese businessmen 25-27 Ridgewood St., $915. said: ‘Don’t do that; they’il Consider some agriculture about three conflicting versions in the U.S. didn’t bother him. vice which he said has in many prices. let IBM control Japan’s com feel they can outsell the Pratt Sign for The only lose it!” Department figures: Prices for oranges in a frozen juice. of a rape-murder given by those "After all,” he explained, ‘‘in areas “ slowed mail delivery to Well, the buck stops at Presi puter market, a nation’s Americans here and abroad Manchester Herald, sign at 16 Cranston added: “ Now the all items consumers buy in Although talks over breaking directly involved in the crimes, Ceylon it took about six months a crawl.” dent Nixon. He has been guilty with better products. So, on Brainard PL, $570. line is: ‘Smash the Mafia — creased 58 per cent from 1952 p down quotas on American com namely, the assaulted wife, her to receive a regular letter from The decisions according to of attempting to control infla reacts to American import Professional Remodeling N mail it parcei post!” The 1972, but food prices went up puters are stalled by Japanese husband, and the villainous ban the United States.” Cranston include: (1) a totally tion by improvisation. demands that liberalization be possibilities this way; “ If Consultants for Patricia Senator also told of former only 47 per cent. Wages during dit. For many other Americans, unrealistic hiring freeze; (2) a Detesting controls, he keeps Americans prefer the Toyota to McKenney, additions to Postmaster General Winton that same 20-year period in delayed until 1976, U.S. officials Tickets are available at however, the speed — or lack of top-heavy administration; (3) trying to wish away the high the Pinto, why shouldn’t they dwelling at 99 Bryan Dr., $3,000. Blount’s reaction as he sat in on creased much faster than food hope for an earner date. Liggett’s Drug Store at the it — of postal' deliveries has good employes who “ unwisely cost of living. Now the Today^s Thought Japanese?” Benjamin H. Foreman, ad a brainstorming session on the prices and now are two and a But in truth, the Japanese Parkade, Franklin Drugs in become acutely aggravating. were urged to retire early” ; (4) Democrats in Congress are Here is an underlying mind ditions to dwelling at 77 'Tracy problem of mail delivery: half times higher than in 1952. seem to be going through the Glastonbury, and by calling Even Postmaster General attempts to automate mail threatening to take the ball set, seldom openly expressed Dr., $4,500. “ I’ve been listening patiently Thus, the average family now motions to humor the A fellow who says it cannot be LTM, 643-7466. Elmer T. Klassen, in recent handling with “ untested away from him with their move Americans and prevent Retalia by the courteous Japanese; now for three hours,” Blount spends only 15.7 per cent of its done is likely to be interrupted Congressional testimoney, ad systems,” and (5) reduction of to roll all prices back to last tion against their exports by the Japan is being, forced to finally said in exasperation, after-tax income for food, as by somebody doing it. mitted his agency has been so mail service. against 23 per cent in 1952. ' January, and if they succeed he U.S. Congress. Officials at the sacrifice exports to the U.S. ‘and all I want is a simple Submitted by: "hell-bent” on cutting costs Cranston said more than 5,000 Such statistics of course do will have no one to blame but and profits because American answer to a simple question: If U.S. embassy here, deeply in Ronald J. Fournier that "we perhaps lost track of Californians have written him himself. But the Democrats volved in the trade picture, are inefficiency prevents American it is neither snow nor rain nor not dilute my sympathy for Co-pastbr services.” during the last year to complain housewives like Mrs. Vincent will be only partial heroes- if privately glum. “ I would say products from being sold here. heat nor gloom of night that’s Emanuel Lutheran Members of Congress are about mail service. However, if Ramundo of North Haledon, they fail also to address Whatever its validity, that at holding up the mail, then just the import situation is very, Church being hard-pressed by their the Senator appears pessimistic N.J., and Mrs. Valeria Simo- themselves to the high cost of very dark,” one diplomat told titude carries disturbing im about the possibility of early what in hell is the trouble?” labor union contracts. plications. 1 constituents to force con'ective nian, another New Jersyan, Cranston thought the best ef us. action upon the U.S. Postal Ser improvement, at least he hasn’t fort was that of a reporter from who spearheaded the meat vice, a quasi-federal corpora lost his sense of humor over the a Washington newspaper who boycott in their area. Their tion which replaced the old Post situation. families have to eat to live, and had a suggestion for next year’s Office Department in August “ Postal jokes have become a they understandably directed RiGm; SOMMVYlViMSflTTME TpiiWtHSrsrsrsi __ — Sleeveless Tunic, 8-16, 25.00 Christmas stamp. It could say, 1971 with the promise of better national pastime,” he said his their attack against food prices. Belted, Cuffed Slacks, 8-18, 19.00 “ Oh Lord, Deliver Me.” service. Instead, by most ac committee testimony. “ While But the farmer has to live, OWieiwaLKICKIMT AFHMR IN *2 5 1 Printed Nylon Jersey Blouse, 16.00 ^ O a / j counts, the service has too, and he must find it curious A 0AN6 MMDV time,"!!®? «• Belted, “ Zipped" Shorts, 8-16, 18.00 deteriorated badly. if not outrageous that so little cail Short Sleeveid Striped, Ribbed Cotton Knit Top, 11.00 “ If we assume the Post Ser attention has been paid to the AMD HIT SOME PUR-OEE vice is doing the best it can, Today in History FAIR SHINDIGS IN ’3 3 , Button-Front Culotte, 8-18,18.00 there must be something wrong Sleeveless Striped Cotton Knit Top, 8.00 with the system,” said Senator By The Associated Press forces led by Pancho Villa. ’73, '98---- /WDTHE Wallace F. Bennett, (R-Utah). Today is Thursday, April 12, In 1945, President Fanklin D. The Utahan, who has asked the the 102nd day of 1973. There are Roosevelt died and Harry S. Bid BLOWOUT IN 1925! 263 days left in the year. Truman was sworn in as the Herald Burton’s M, T, W, F, S. 9:30-5:30 Senate Post Office and Civil I I lUin~: ’>»AilL19S hf« been tervlhg the Heme Owner Service Committee to come up Today’s highlight in history: 33rd president. An d s h e c k s ; Th. 9:30-9:00 In 1963, Indonesian forces at fer |fi YIARS. For a complete FREE INSPECTION of with solutions, chronicled some On this date in 1961, the Yesterdays w of the complaints from unhappy Soviet Union became the first tacked Malaysia. l AlW^T l(\ y e w heme by* e Termite Control Expert; eupervieoil Parkade: M., T., S. 10:00-6 constituents. Several have said nation to put a man in space. In 1966, U.S. bombers carried ' by. the fineet technical staff, phono our ' iwereat W.. Th., F. 10:00-9 out their first strikes against 25 Years Ago — (in: their airmail letters from the Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin made ABOUTT0MIS& local offitoi East Coast take as long as a a safe landing after one orbit of North Vietnam. This was a Sunday; The week to arrive. A Salt Lake the earth. Ten years ago: Dr. Martin Herald did not publish. City businessman wrote that an On this d a te- Luther King was arrested as he I THIS BASHF airmail special delivery letter In 1654, Ireland and Scotland led a civil rights march in Bir 10 Years Ago 649-9240 Af Burton's No Soto Is Ever Flnot Until You Are Completely Satlsflodl from the West Coast took eight were united with England. mingham, Ala. Five years ago: President National Labor Relations days and that service - from In 1861, the American Civil Board will conduct election to BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORK War began as Confederate Lyndon B. Johnson announced Chicago to Sait Lake “ is taking let Pioneer Parachute ))) OlV.OP BUSS exterminator CO., INC. > EST. 1882 forces took Fort Sumter at he would fly to Honolulu for a six to twelve days if we receive employes decide whether they our mail at all.” Charleston, S.C. from federal meeting with President Chung 0 ) Hee Park of South Korea. want Amalgamated Clothing One writer complained to troops. Workers of America to repre In 1916, American soldiers un One year ago: The death toll ator Boinett ^ t "a person sent them as their bargaining f ' 's der Gen. John N. Pershing were was put at 4,000 in an ustegjjh own car could deliver agent. BmmitAkeB his own m'ath-faster than the fighting in Mexico against earthquake jn southern Iran.
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PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandiester, Conn., Thurs., April 12, 1973 Business Mirror Hebron Bay State Lottery Digit! Library Plans South Windsor Two Programs Reflections on Economy MILFORD, Mass. (AP) - About 400 to 500 petwos were Drawings today in the fifth present for the weekly drawing For Sunday 2. The state licenses 100 or maligned 5
WENATCHEE, Wash. (AP) WATE^URY (AP) - Hie — Pigskin dressings that have skyline of this d ty would be kept nine-year-old Sandra Kim altered drastically if the city ble alive for nearly a month fathers decide to adopt an ur have done their job. Doctors OF ban renewal propoeal by a New have started making grafts of York City dereloper. the youngster’s own skin to get 445 HARTFORD RD., NEAR HIgKEE ST., HiANGHESTER OPEN 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. EVERY NIGHT James Caxaanus offored the her back on her feet. STATE OF CONN. UCENSE NO. 173 Waterbury Urban Renewal Sandra, whose nightgown Agency a plan to conatruct four caught fire from an. electric buildinga in the downtown heater on March 13, has been business district that would be receiving daily applications of taller than any presently the skin of pigs under the super existing in the city. vision of Dr. Ben Knecht and Cazaanua’ plan calls for physiotherapist Carmen building two apartment towers Bossenbrock at Deaconess of 22 and 21 stories respective Hospital. The technique was ly, each containing 200 units. In developed by Dr. Knecht in 1965 NOTHING o u x addition, he would build a 17- at the University of Iowa and atory office building with an pioneered there. elevated sh in in g mall and a 10 Under the method, pigskin is story hotel. laid on the burned areas daily ’The plan calls for the Urban after the old skin i^ washed Renewai Agency to sedt $14 away. Doctors say it reduces' million in federal aid for land the chance of infection, HELD BACK acquisition and site clearance. prevents fluid loss, eases pain The developer would bear the and improves the appetite. costs of building the complex, Sandra’s pigskin dressings, which would then be recovered which cost more than $100 a through leasing the property to day, came from clean hides of tenants.. freshly killed swine flown from the Burn Treatment Skin Bank in Phoenix, Ariz. EVERYTHING New London The hides are treated so as to be sterile, shaved and cut into Votes Funds strips. Rolled over gauze, the pigskin is packaged, sealed and For Renewal refrigerated. Sandra needed about two and NEW LONDON (AP) - a half rolls of pigskin every Voters approved a $1.4 millioo other day. It had to be removed municipal contribution to the MUST GO second phase of the city’s within one to four days or the child’s body would have redevelopment projed by a 2,- rejected it with violent reac 796 to 1,965 vote in a referen tion. dum. Dr. Knecht, who came to USE YOUR CREDIT . The total price tag on tbe Wenatchee a year ago, says the SAVE ON APPLIANCES Shaw’s Cove project is $27.5 first 48 hours are crucial in CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE Gas and Electric million. The bulk of the money guarding against “ burn shock,’’ 4 will be provided by the federid and that’s when the pigskin TELEVISION STEREOS All MerchandlSB FiXly.Guaranteed and state governments. serves as a savior. WASHERS The proposal to move the Sandra began receiving AND redevelopment program into a grafts o f her own skin on RANGES second stage was supported by various parts of her body on both political parties but was Tuesday. REFRIGERATORS G.£. • FRIGibAIRE oppos^ by some citizens, who DISHWASHERS WESTINGHOUSE were concerned the federal \r DRYERS government might require the MAGIC CHEF construction of large numbers PORTABLE AND of additional housing units. FREEZERS KELVINATOR Federal authorities told dty Goldwater G.£. • FRIGIDAIRE UNDER COUNTER GE • FRIGIDAIRE officials last week, however, Caloric WHIRLPOOL • MAYTAG that no additional units would Sees Damage WHIRLPOOL KELVINATOR have to be constructed as a con WESTINGHOUSE KITCHENAID • G-£ Magee WESTINGHOUSE • dition for federal aid to the KELVINATOR • HOOVER\ project. In Bugging ADMIRAL WHIRLPOOL SANYO • DELMONICO . • SPEED QUEEN BOSTON (AP) — Republican WESTINGHOUSE candidates will lose all over the Rep. Grasso country next year and the GOP 2 CU. R . KELVINATOR . HOOVER DELUXE 1 1 8 A O Wants State will be out of the White House W ASHER DRYER CO M BIN ATION ...... R a g . $ 190.09 W a a U a W COMPACT BEFRieERATOB ...... : . . Rag. S79.9S ...... Rbg. $139.99 $99.00 in 1976 unless President Nixon $49i95 FAMOUS BRAND DELUXE AA Mail Study acts now to clear up the S CU. FT. WHIRLPOOL CUSTOM Watergate case, says Sen. COM PACT W ASHER DRYER ...... R a g . S I 69.99 ^ 8 0 a U U COUNTER TOP REFRISERATOR...... Rag. $109.99 $75.00 UNDER THE COUNTER DISHW ASHER...... Rag. $179.99 Barry Goldwater. $138.00 ...... Rag. 179.99 $99.00 DELUXE AUTOM ATIC ^ > 1 i l A A A WASHINGTON (A P )-A Further, the Arizona TELEVISIONS 10 CU. FT. COM PACT W ASHER ...... R a g . $ 199.95 8 ■ 4 8 a U U Congressional subcommittee WHIRLPOOL SUPREME 3-CYCLE PUSHBUTTON CONTROL Republican said in an interview DIAL DEFROST REFRIGERATOR...... Rag. $149.95 planning to tour the country to $100.05 WITH SUPER WASH. RINSE AND HOLD ....JRag. $239.99 MrELECnWRANGE ^400 AA I ^LB.IDELUXE AUTOMATIC ^ i| A A published by the Christian ZENITH • RCA • MOTOROLA 11 CU. FT. study postal service should Science Monitor, the damage $170.00 WITH AUTOMATIC CLOCK A TIM ER ...... Rag. $189.99 $ | 3 8 .0 0 I W A S H E R . C O P P E R T O N E ...... R ag. $ 209.99 8 I D U a U l f make n stop in Connecticut, GE • MAGNAVOX • ADMIRAL 2-DOOR REFRIGERATOR...... Rag. $169.99 done to Nixon’s image by the $138.00 KITCHENAID 2T 2-SPEED WHIRLPOOL C l A A AA U.S. Rep. Ella T. Grasso. D- case is drying up financial con SONY # TOSHIBA 12 CU. FT. 209.09 8 Conn., has said. J SUPER BA...... *:.'.Hag. $329.99 80r OaUXE CONTINUOUS ClElilNG RANGE. ^•f O R A A AUTOM ATIC W ASH ER ...... R a g . ^ I D a l l U tributions to the GOP. PANASONIC 2-DOOR REFRIGERATOR...... Rag. $219.99 $205.00 Mrs. Grasso said she would $178.00 IN O O W .C IO C K .TIM B I...... Rag. $239.95 ^ I OD.OO 29” 18 LB . DELUXE A l A n A A provide the Subcommittee on (Soldwater said that when he 230.99 8 urgd Nixon to speak out on the 17 CU. FT. IMPERIAL FRIGIDAIRE 5-CYCLE FRONT LOADING DELUXE PORTABLE W HIRLPOOL W ASH ER ...... R a g . $ $ l U a U U Postal Service with letters situation, he was told by the FROST-FREE REFRIGERATOR...... Rag. $349.09 $275.00 DISHWASHER WITH MAPU TOP ...... Rag. $269.99 $ a ir DBIIXE Sap-CLEAN RANGE WITH AUTOM ATIC OVEN * A 0 A A R FAM OUS BRAND 2- S P E E D A 1 A A A A from her Connecticut con- President, 'T v e already done BLACK AND WHITE 17 CU. FT. DELUXE WHIRLPOOL 100.00 AND BURNBI, BUILT-IN LOOK. AVOCADO ....Rag $519.95 9 0 ^ 8 . 8 0 D E L U X E W A S H E R ...... R a g . $ 200.99 V ■ w U a U U stitutuents complaining of a deterioration in tbe perfor something.’’ The senator said FROST-FREE REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER...... Rag. $310.99 FAMOUS BRAND UNDER-THE-COUNTER DISHWASHER he was later told Nixon’s staff $205.00 2-SPEED DELUXE _ < 1 Q A A n mance of the postal s y s t ^ . She r BLACK AND WHITE would testify before a grand 15 CU. FT. ADMIRAL SIDE-BY-SIDE WITH DUAL DETERGENT DISPENSER;...... Sag. $169.95 $135.00 r DBLUXE 0 -E DOUBLE-OVBI ELECTRIC RANGE. 0 O * 7 R A A SPEED QU EEN W ASH ER ...... “ "B * $ 289.99 C I 8 0 a U U said she had recdved other jury, “ which I don’t thhik is UHF-VHF PORTABLE TV ...... Rofl S 7 4 J8 $49J REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER...... Rag. $449.95 $348.00 AUTOMATIC OVEN, EASY TO GLEAN...... Rag. $329.95 l^ £ iO m l3 % 3 letters from postal service enough.” 12T BLACK AND WHITE • 19 CU. n . WHIRLPOOL SIDE-BY-SIDE 2 -C Y C U CONVERTIBLE DRYERS employes who complain that “ AU of us who support Nixon UHF-VHF T V ...... Beg. SIBOJS $99.00 REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER...... Rag. $429.09 $350.00 DISHWASHER WITH RINSE AND HOLD...... Rag. $199.99 r VRMNIAHElLieTRIC CLEAN AR management policies and a current hiring freeze had are going to be on the line in the $100.00 DELUXE RANOE, HARVEST OOLD ...... Rag. $420.99 9 & 8 8 . 8 D 1974 e le ^ o n ,” Goldwater said, i r BLACK AND WHITE 21CU.FT. 5 LB. M OVE ABO UT DR YER ...... R a g . S 129. 9B $88.00resulted in “ unnecessary $ 9 0 . 0 0 B CYCLE TOP Lo a d in g d e l u x e adding that he m i^ t not sup IPORTABLETV...... Bofl. t S D M 2r000R FROST-FREE REFRIGERATOR...... Rag. $399.99 $339.05 FAMOUS HOOVER AAO AA harassment of postal workers” port the President if he found , 19” SOLID STATE 22 CU. FT. SIDE-BY-SIDE PORTABLE WITH RINSE AND HOLD..:...... Rag. $239.99 $175.00 PORTABLE DR YER ...... R a g . $ 134.99 8 8 D a l l U leading to “ a severe decline in out Nixon had known of the I b LACKANDWHITC ...... ■ Boo. S128il0 $90.00 REFRIGERATOR-HARVEST...... Rag. $949.99 $439.05 air SELF-CLEAN ELECTRIC hfl employe mcnrale.” bugging of Democrat 2 1 0 “ Throu^KHit the public tur IB” POBTABLE RANGE WITH WARMER OVEN ...... Bag. $499.95 I W H IR LPO O L T A Q A A headquaiters in Washington but 169.88 moil over postal service I BLACK AND W H ITETV ...... Bag. S 9 8 JB Q A S D R Y E R ...... R a g . $ C I A O a U U remained silent. $70.00 FREEZERS reform, postal service top 2 Concerning contributions to i r BEMOTE CONTBOL 18 CU. FT. Disposals at G^m^Away Prices! W H I R L P O O L T A l l A A A management continues to 3 T E M P . E L E C T R IC ...... R a g . $ 139.88 l 8 a M U counsel tolerance and the GOP, the senator said he I BLACK AND WHITE T V ...... Nog. S 1 4 9 JB $ UPRIGHT FREEZER...... Rag. $249.99 has received “ letters and calls 100.00 $218.00 patience,” Mrs. Grasso said in 8 CU. FT. F A M O U S 8R A N D A 1 A O A A from Republican friends of I ELECTRIC DR YER W ITH AU T O -D R I ...... R a g . $ 170.88 8 1 i C O a U U remarks prepared for a com- mine all around the country, CHESTFREEZER...... Rag. $190.99 $128.00 Save on Smalt Appliances mittee hearing. "New and they are saying ‘no more 10 CU. FT. programs and fancy madilnery are touted and the suggestion is money to the Republican COLOR CHESTFREEZER...... Rag. $179.09 $135.00 VACUUM CLEANERS.-TOASTERS; 11R0NS. SLENDERS. ELECTRIC STEREOS National Committee until this ______AIR made that the American people (Watergate) is cleared up.” 16 CU. FT. BROOMS. ETC. BY HOOVER; SUNBEAM. HAMILTON. G-E. AND are expecting too much of an Goldwater said now is the TELEVISION UPRIGHT FREEZER ...... Rag. $239.09 $175.00 WESTINOHOUSE;ifBREKA. AND REGINA organization just 20 months old. time for Nixon to speak out on “ However, further detolora- Watergate. ^ * CONDITIONERS tion of mail service was clearly “ He has to,” he said. “ I don’t RADIOS not anticipated, nor is it accep want to see this man end his COLmTELEVISION ...... Big. S1U0J0 $ 1 6 S a l FEDDERS table,” she said. teim with something hanging BUYS ZENITH • MAGNAVOX over him that will keep the DOWNSTAIRS STORE BEDDING PHILCO m m sioii uhf/vhf...... Bag. Waterbury Republicans from electing $20000 $198.00 SONY • PANASONIC CHRYSLER another president” because MATTRESSES a w n i i W E , SYLVANIA • RCA Teachers Vote people felt they couldn’t trust TELEWsioN...... Rag. S200JB $195.00 WESTINGHOUSE New Contract Nixon. SCOTT FISHER The senator said he believes 16” MOTOROLA # 4 ^ 0 A A > RIIIC^PRINfi^ sleep sofas, GENERAL ELECTRIC WATERBURY (A P )- City Republicans can salvage their QUAZARINSTAMATIC TV ...... Rag. S890JB 8 ^ 0 D a U U AM/FM STEREO TU N H I 0 0 school teachers have voted to situation, “ if the President was • RECLINING CHAIRS, 19” RCAX-L100 # 4 4 R A A l ECLIPSE • SPRINGWALL approve a new contract that not involved,” and if his top 4. 0 0 0 B T U A A A A A provides a 13.25 per cent salary aides were not involved. PORTABLE COLOR TV ...... Rag. $400 OH 4 ^ 1 D a l H I ^^•CHIROPRACTIC^^ FOUHNG COTS, BUNK BEDS, AIR-CONDITIONERS ...... R e g . $ 999.99 A O U a V U increase plus increments over a Otherwise, he said, “ there’s no [Miiinmmmwm SSSa^SSliM aS ...... Rag. $129.99 $ 6 8 i 0 0 ttoee-year period. way.” CHROMOM ...... M 2 M . $320.00 9.000 9T U 7 1 / 2 A M P A divided school board lent DAY BEDS, STUDIO COUCHES AIR.CONDITIONER WITH EASY MOUNT A A A A A its approval to the contract less 18” TOSHIBA ^ f i n I MTnESSMDNXSPIBIG...... Aeg.$S9.9S > 9 / . , AM/FM RADIO...... Bag. $289.09 $ $ 2 8 i Q 0 K I T , 2-SPEEO. W ITH TH ER M O STAT ...... R a g . $ 130.95 A 8 w l a U U than two hours after the stan OaUXECOLORTV...... R8g..$820J9 9 lC * IO a U U ding vote byTOO members of the 6.000 4 Waterbury Teachers Associa DREDGING 18” M0T0R0U # 4 4 R A A 1WH M r a i SUE sOUd S v LE ... Bsc. S1S9J5 STEREO FM/AM BECEIVEB BTU AIR-CON DITION ER A A A! WILL BEGIN INSTAMATIC COLOR TV ...... Rag. SSOOJO ^ A f Q a U U 2-SPEED TH ERM O STAT, EAST M OU NT K IT ...R eg. $ 199.99 A l l O a l l U tion meeting at Kranedy High School. The teachers were GALVESTON. Tbx. (AP) - 10” REMOTC CONTROL A A O R A A I ....-w $109.! ‘A contract for $854,064 to COLOR POBTABLE...... Rag. 0440J0 ^ A O M a l l U ...... SS^fJSoM NEIE...... Mg«99$5 $ 1 8 8 . 8.000 B T U 28P E E D ^ _ A 1 1 A A A I rqwrted to have supported the dredge 34 miles of the Mata- AIR CONDITIONER W ITH TH ERM O STAT ...... R a g . $ 179.09 A l l O a l l U measure by a three-to-one gprda SUp Channel has been RADIOS — TAPE RECORDERS - SPEAKERS margin; warded. %raL^HF-VHFTV ...... Bag. 0420.W $275.00 1HESEI5 ...... Ibg.$179.95 OKNS ID SLEEP TWO ...... Rag. $119.9$ $ | 8 . AU AT OIK-A-W AY PRICES 9.000 B T U 2-SPEED DELUXE A 1 A A . I Five Democratic members of OdL Ndan C. Rbodei. district AIR-CONDITIONER W ITH TH ERM O STAT ...... R a g . $ 249.89 O ■ W a t the school board supported the «r of the Owps c t Engl- D FIIW ES ( O FOUNIGIEDS n/MinniEO #10I1 contract, three Rqmblicans op ____ _ said work wiO restore CONWOiiE TV aaA.aaaBBaaaaaaeBeeaaaaaseeea RS9s $4S9i98 $285,001 20.000 B T U 2- S P E E D A 9 A A A A l posed it and one Republican WJUSTIDIMNORFIU...... Reg. $14.95 - ^ O . H JR M N M M EELS...... Reg. $69.95 ^ 4 1 . CMKOIE WITH S-TRACK t27MW, M l MS 3 0 the ehamid to aatborised dl- 29” MEDITERRANEAN A IR -C O N C m O N E R ilV ITH 'TH B IM O ST AT.... iH llag.«>$ B J B A £ U U b U U | abstained. One member of the mesakas of * foot deep by 100 COLOR CONSOLE...... Nag. $029JO # 0 8 8 a 8 v , DO ZENS M ORE AT O lVE-AW AV PRICES board was absent. ieetwlde. . . ^ UMITUIE ...... Hof. $4MS $ 2 4 . 0 0 H U M H HnERS - OBIUM IINFHERS M HGED TO 00 Hie Boud of Aldmnen waa The graject f t ia for dredg- ISSI b I . I T ...... $ 1 2 ...... $ 9 8 . expected to act on the contract hig aoproadmatdy 4.3 million within two w eek s. S i c jsinis of material. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 13,1973 TAR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 12, 1973 - PAGE ELEVEN -By CLAY R POLLAN- Judges For Jaycee Aain U88A MAS.V Yovr Daily AcUvUy Guld* J K SEPT, a According to iho Start, * Afi. » ocf. a F ro m Y ou r Pageant Are Named , 8-12-2U4 To develop message for Fridoy, >15-26r»!(g '5747.79« read words corresportding to numbers 514041-90^ of your Zodiac birth sign. sooapio Heading the list (rf judges for TAUaUt 61 Unwise 1 Hopes 31 will ocr. ii{ the Miss Manchester contest to AM. 10 2 Your 32 The 62 Projects Neighbor’s Kitchen ) ' | 3 Postpone 33 Could 6 3 M o ^ be held Saturday night will be I maV » NOF. llT 912041-^ 4lde6l 34 Switch 64^ing Mary Ellen Dority, wore SGood . 3SFul / PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester,.Conn., Thurs., AprU ii, 1873 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 12,1973 - PAGE THIRTEEN Westover Police Foil Hartford Extortion Plot French State Fate Still Waterbury authorities said I Street Jail on chargM of con police he had been dmtacted by reading its contents, turned it Unknown HARTFORD (AP) - State state police and Bloomfield Death Penalty Bill over to authorities. spiracy to commit larceny by a man using the code name police said Wednesday a police posed as members of the Given Collection WASHINGTON (A P )-R ep s. extortion and conspiracy to "Argus” who o ffe rs the club a ’The letter rqw rtedly outlined Massachusetts man has been motorcycle chib and accepted Silvio 0. Conte, R-Mass., and commit kidnaping was a man large sum of money to par a plot to hold the Bloomfield arrested in an alleged extortion the offer to Iparticipate in the Edward P. Boland, D-Mass., identified 1^ police as John Hh ticipate in the alleged kid family hostage with a radiocon- and kidnaping plot Involving a troUed bomb taped to the chest p lot. O f V aluable Art said Defense Secretary Elliot Hartford businessman and his Moan, M, of East Otis, Mass. naping. Passed By House of the man’s daughter. SALE ENDS L. Richardson told them He was tidien into cusM y last The plot, police said, involved family. HARTFORD (AP) - The The same fate befell another Judiciary Committee that Wednesday he will announce Friday after an investigation Lipman, his wife, daughter and If so, the death, penalty could PARIS (AP) - Pablo The plot reportedly involved Connecticut House of Represen- of Stolberg’s amendments that not be invoked. wrot^the bill, disagreed, He added that the only condi this weekend 354 separate base involving state police and police two elderly persons who reside Picasso’s family announced tion attached to the donation a plan to tape a radio-controlled Earn Up to *6 An Hour-i tatives has moved to would have opened all Arbitrary application of the howeYw, and asserted tae bill SUNDAY closings, cutbacks and mission officers from Waterbury and wita him. today that it is ^ving the ar bomb to the chest of the ” (WITH EXPERIEHOn reestablish capital punishment executions to the public and would withstand a court test. was that the pictures should realignments. Bloomfield, authorities said. The motorcycle club official penalty had been the main tist’s immensely valuable businessman’s daughter.^ Jobs for triinsd IsoIwIbIsbs aie weRbigI ToM oan be ■ in the state despite questions of permitted them tp be televised. The bill makes death man hang together on exhibit in the But the secretary refused to The object of the alleged plot, said he was instructed by a reason the U.S. Supreme Court collection of paintings by his Held on 150,000 bond at Seyms proWssloBSl STARTIIIG HOW! the bill’s constitutionality and ’The closest vote on an amend struck down the death penalty datory for the following cfimes Louvre. confirm or deny reports that detectives said, was Harvey L. woman telephone caller to ^ to contemporaries to the French criticism that death was an in ment came on a’ Stolberg barring any mitigating cir Picasso’s legitimate son, Westover Air Force Base is Lipman of Bloomfield, a vice a service station telephone COMPLETE SHOP TRAININ8 IN last year in a Georgia case that M l P O C K ET nation. effective way tp reduce crime. proposal to strike the proposed had the effect of abolishing the cumstances: Paulo, confirmed that his scheduled for abandonment, the president and the son of the booth in Waterbury and there The gift, announced by the ' A bill that would make death bill and instead eliminate —Murder of a police or father left no will. In addition to congressmen said. LIKES m s WOBK owner of Lipman Motors of received a second cidl telling penalty in Connefcticut and TRANSISTOR RADIO family’s Paris attorney, Itoland SMALL ENGINE mandatory, barring capital punishments where it several other states. fireman on duty. his widow, Jacqueiine, and In a joint statement issued Hartford, a large automobile him he would find further in Dumas, does not include the PETERSBURG, Va. ^AP) - extenuating circumstances, for still exists in the statutes. ' -H ired killing. • EarphonaandlaGli Paulo, the artist is survived by after the 15-minute discussion, ‘If there is a man who likes his sales agency. structions taped beneath a Louis Poliak, former dean of enormous collection of works six specific crimes cleared the Several representatives said —Murder in Uie course of a • "Mlnr carrying en a two illegitimate daughters and Conte and Boland said: “We work better than I do, Fd like Waterbury authorities said toilet tank in a local restaurant REPAIR the Yale University Law by Picasso which the artist an illegitimate son, and a legal house Wednesday on a vote of the amendment provided the felony or where the defendant • Buy Now and Sava came away convincted that to meet him,” says Ed Dancy, the alleged plot came to light rest room. — Includes — School, said in an opinion to the never sold. 83-49 following more than three day’s only true chance to vote had been convicted previously battle may have to be fought Westover is on the list.^ who has been bi^bering since last week wheii an official of a Police said the club officer Connecticut Civil Liberties • CHAINSAWS hours of debate. It now goes to on whether Connecticut should of murder. Art dealers are fearful that through the French courts to Although the secretary did not 1925 when he was 16. local motorcycle club told found the letter and after Union Wednesday that the bill, the market value of Picasso’s Dancy has operated his own •GARDEN TRACTORS the Senate. have a death penalty. —Murder by a kidnaper in determine the division of the es say outright that the base will as drafted, would.not fall within work will collapse if the family shop here for the past 37 years, Few er than half of the The vote was 76-57 against the which the person kidnap^ was tate. be closed, he pointed out that • And OOiors . . . the Supreme Court’s guidelines and. still has about 100 of his members listened to all of the amendment with 18 members the victim. is forced to sell off a substantial the Air Force is phasing out its for arbitrariness. , CAUnON BBWAKDED original customers. He also arguments for and against the absent. Nineteen were absent —Death of a drug user caused number of these paintings to number of B52 aircraft. DAY & EVENING COURSES Rep. James F. Bingham, pay inheritance taxes on the serves a number of their bill, and the several proposed when the final vote was taken. by the sale of heroin, cocaine or GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Westover, he noted, has the IC O M P U n P R-Stamford; co-chairman of the rest of his large fortune. (AP) — For showing a bit of children, grandchildren and CARPETS e AUTO BOOT HEPMS e l ANBE SMALL APPUANCf I amendments that were struck The House also defeated an methadone by a nonaddicted- older B52 series D aircraft. some of their great The collection being given to caution by wearing safety ■rOP B PBEIENTIR down. amendment that would have seller. The congressmen also said grandchildren. the nation is in the villa at glasses and thus avoiding an eWELONN (APPSOnOfiBMMrMrTntiMII had the bill take effect July 1, Grants Given The death penalty could not Richardson told them the One of the amendments M ougins, on the F ren ch ey e injury. City Water roUCATIONAL LOANS AVAILARLE 1976 instead of Oct. 1 this year. be imposed, however, if any of various actions to be announced would have required the gover To Stay Crime Riviera, where Picasso died Department employe Donald Wholesale To You CALL 525-1117 FOR FUU DETAILS nor to throw the switch that ac Stolberg was one of several the following factors were Koetsier has been inducted into will be carried out gradually LOSEUGLY FAT April 8 at the age of 9V AT OUR WAREHOUSE members who questioned present: the Wise Owl Club of America, and that “every effort will be start toting waight today OR Admission Office Open 9 ajn. - 0 pjn. tivated the electric chair when HARTFORD (AP) - The It includes paintings by MONEY BACK. MONAOEti It a tiny whether the bill, as written, —The defendant was under 18 an organization sponsored by made to soften the impact these an execution was committed. executive committee of the Matisse, Modigliani, Dufy, tablal that will halp curb your da- 1st Line Popular Brands would be constitutional. He said years old. the National Society for the actions will have on com lira lor axcatt lood. Eat latt-waigh The amendment was offered Connecticut Planning Com Braque, Rousseau and others, We Oo InstaN most of the mitigating factors —His mental capacity was prevention of Blindness. munities in economic distress.’’ Itit. Contains no dangerous drugs by Rep. Irving Stolberg, D-New mittee on Criminal Administra and most have never been seen and will not make you narvous. No Dtv. Career Training Instttuta significantly impaired. Koetsier, 32, was prying Conte and Boland went to see Tel. 040-UB08 Haven, who was the strongest present in the bill, which would tion has awarded a $575,000 by the public. stranuous exercise. Change your life 424 HOMESTEAO AVL. HARTFORD, CONN. allow a person convicted of a —He was under unusual and open a valve chamber when a Richardson to argue that . . . start today. MONADEX costs opponent of reinstituting grant to the state Department “They are pictures which he piece of the cover broke off and $3.00 lor a 20 day supply and $5.00 substantial duress. closing Westover would have Open 10 iLM . le 0 P.M. Name Ffeaae Send Mora Fact* On: capital punishment. capital offense to escape the of Children and Youth Services had purchased since the begin struck his glasses. The force of for twice the amount. Lota ugly fat □ WELOim The amendment was ruled death penalty, made the penal —His participation in the serious economic implications or your money will be refunded with Age to coordinate and operate group ning of the century and are the blow broke the frame and ty discretionary. offense was relatively minor. for the Chicopee-Holyoke- no questions asked by: □ SMALL ENBINE MBPAIR frivolous and out of order by homes for youths. works of the greatest painters left lens. CARPET MERCHANTS Street —He could not reasonably Springfield metropolitan area □ AUTO RODY REPAIR House Speaker Francis J. A judge or jury at a post- The committee also awarded of the modem period,’’ Diunas Koetsier was also presented Tel. .. have foreseen that his conduct that already is burdened by a 1310 TeHend Tpke. Rtamdieeler □ ELEC. APPLIANCES Collins, R-Brookfield, whose trialsentencing hearing would $10,496 for a . statewide con said. a letter of recognitio from the ■Ml Tpts. MhMM M n IM created grave risk of causing mayor. 7.7 per cent unemployment At TRe Rue Stop _____ City .. O MOTORCYCLE TUNE-UP ruling was upheld by a majority have to decide if any of the ference to discuss the Connec another person’s death. rate. of the house. mitigating factors was present. ticut Junior Bar Association’s recent study comparing the SANYO 15’’ DIAGONAL COLOR .TV PANASONIC 9” DIAa PORTABLE American Bar Association’s Great Indoor-outdoor, TV A/C, and D/C Operation. USDA Experts Use criminal justice standards to RUMMAGE those in Cionnecticut. $10D IS R a g .S 9 9 .9 S Another award of $898 went to SALE ■ W W Rag.$239.97 Protein Basis the state police department' to provide polygraph training for Sat,, April 14th How Much Do You Need for officers. For Cost Analysis The committee further 9:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. awarded $21,979 to the TRI- By DON KENDALL “One way to determine good RYC group home in New Haven TALCOTTVILLE AP Farm Writer buys among meats and meat for funding through July. WASHINGTON (AP) - Let’s CONGREGATIONAL alternates is to compare the WINDFALL say you have a choice between costs of amounts ... that CHURCH a sizzling porterhouse or a ser provide equal protein,” the OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Robert McMorris feels he ving of dry beans. Would your Agricultural Research Service selection be influenced if you might have found an effective TMitos, AtUc Traasures, said in a report. way to combat inflation. had to pay for it—and you knew Twenty grams of protein, for nothing, food tablo and the beans cost a 10th as much Each and every shell of an example, is about one-third of ordinary looking dozen eggs he coffoe. C L ORGAN TOTE A TUNE MKKEY MOUSE RECORD PLAYER Home Improvements? and had the same nutritional th e recommended daily had bought at a grocery C L CASSETTE PLAYER I6EIIPS122 value? allowance for a 20-year-old recently turned out to contain Spontorwf by #0E m uft #«N4001 ...... Experts from the U.S. man. A three-ounce serving of a double yolk. Tim Lady MlM/omry SocMy Department of cooked lean beef, pork, lamb, Agriculture—wary of such . - -"r-.'.r.'...... ': ..... '...... - ^ ...... veal, turkey or fish provides * “ Sava $ 7. Save $ 7 . ticklish items as food controls about 20 grams of protein or Save $ 7. 22 and meat boycotts— didn’t pose more. Weekend Special the problem exactly that way On a 20-gram basis, the today. But that’s the way it protein-cost rating of bacon, for CASH & CARRY came out. example, is 63 cents; hot dogs What the USDA experts did 35 cents and bologna 47 cents. was to put out some advice on Some other ratings on this how to stretch the food dollar 20gram protein scale: peanut Pompons M .50 for protein-rich, body-building butter 12 cents; milk and eggs ■ foods necessary in family nutri 18; beef liver; turkey and tion. They very carefully ALSO FULL LINE OF ’THE MOST LUXURIOUS canned sardines 20; liverwurst CHOCXILATFS IN THE W ORLD-FLORA-MIR avoided any recommendations. 34 and veal cutlets 63. PANASOMC CASSETTE RECORDER PANASOMC STEREO AM/FM RADN CHOCOLA'TES GIFT. WRAPPED. ^ 6 7300 Measured in terms of One pound of beans, accor nWAoss I E February grocery prices, a six- ding to the Burea of Labor cent serving of diy beans will Statistics, cost 26 cents in ir •H $4995 provide the same amount of February. Translated, that Save $8. S ava $30 protein as 66 cents worth of meant that 20 grains of bean Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. S ava S ID . porterhouse steak or 67 cents protein cost 6 cents. worth of lamb chops, the By comparison, porterhouse 1122 BURNSIDE AVE., FAST HARTFORD experts said. steak cost $1.97 a pound, or 66 TEL. 528-9586 CLEARANCE SALE - COME EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION - Further, according to the cents for 20 grams of protein. WESTINGHOUSE USDA cost figures, when it T%e highest-priced meat on OPEN SUNDAY MORNINGS CLOCK-TABLE comes strictly to meat and the scale was lamb chopis at RADIO ;ALL facto ry guaranteed , bargains galore - SOME poultry, the best buys for $2.18 per pound for a 20-gram protein-conscious shoppers are protein cost of 67 cents. whole chicken and hamburger. DEMONSTRATORS - SOME ARE IN FACTORY SEALED Sava $8 Free Tuition AT CARTONS * For Veterans Advocated llA P ^ ® JULIETTE PANASONIC HARTFORD (AP) - Connec CASSETTE wHh ticut Atty. Gen. Robert Killian LARSON'S 8-TRACK Wednesday’ called on the AM - FM General Assembly approve a STEREO bill providing free tuition at any state institution of higher lear Wl ARC PROUD TO IHTRODUCi T H E ning for Vietnam veterans. 149> Killian criticized Gov. 8 S A V E $50 ’Thomas J. Meskill for veMng a MwM fffMOt similar proposal last year, Save $ 1 7 . saying the measure would WASTE KING 1973 VSSXS! create a special class of citizen. “In my judgement, these are a special and most deserving yO O L class, and, like veterans of UNIVERSAL dishw asher other wars, they have a right to V/OBB be so treated,” Killian said in [ an address to the' Hartford y y y y y y y y y y y Clounty Medical Association. : ; /4:k /A.n /■•>.: /■, ' : /O:n : /A:n aA:^ Killian also called for W AKE-UP iX illA JU U II,.... THE DISHWASHER WITH TH E STRONGEST We’ll loan you up to legislative approval of a IIMBliilAl^UaJ- ~ proposal to create a veterans GUARANTEE IN THE INDUSTRY I AM-FM STEREO P AN A S O N IC affairs office to coordinate By Julian* state employment and CHECK THESE IMPORTANT FEATURES... SIEKO I-IMW xM MHM S TER EO educational efforts for I 20 YEAR GUARANTEE ON STAINLESS STEEL DUE TO| By Julian* *K>,0 0 0 <*<’ fo r up to 10 years I6T4141X veterans. iiSF! CORROSION. — HI63I38 w ith A M -FM “As I see it, the General Assembly should act at this ses I 2 YEAR GUARANTEE ON PARTS AND LABOR sion to adopt these proposals on I S YEAR GUARANTEE ON MOTOR, WASH DISTRUBU-1 Sava $70 the basis of the best estimates TION SYSTEM, TIMER and PUSH BUTTON CONTROl J Sava $20 available, with the understan- S m t M 646-1700 'O ' '4K x^/ >^/ 149< diiig that this is a prudent in vestment in human resources \a:a:a a a 'a:a'a:a a P60CTER-SILEX that will enrich the life of our DAZEY ELECTRIC HAMILTON society by many times the CAN OPENER STUM 6 DRV IRON BEACH cost,” Killian said. 2-SLICE TOASm Killian told the physicians he S A V B SAVEI suspected many of them Your CholGO 8-PUSH BUTTON Raiminbtr.wa'ramitMtMiadtinvauara. If for any naion you an not atMtad wMi your naw Want Kint Unlxanal NMN film wouldn’t be at the meeting if DMiwaniar, w wW chiitfully rafund your monay wMiln 30 dayx afla Innallation. TM tTU f2RRS4 BLENDER ,they hadn’t received financial sRss Savings BankG of Manchester assistance for their educations from the GI Bill. sum * “ “I know I wouldn’t be a 13 MRIIR lawyer today without the help I Connecticut’s Largest Savings Bank East of the River got from the GI BiU,” Killian BUSH IN...NO BAIN CHECKS ON CLEARANCE ITEMSI ' said. “And I suspect that there ■ ROCKVILLE. CONNECTICUT 875-83338754333 “ are at least somb in the OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS 875-7665 BIOOMFIELD NEWINGTON MANCHESTER WETHERSEIEIO SUNDAY TO '■RIDAY Eight Officee Serving MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD e SOUTH WINDSOR e BOLTONa audlende who owe part or all of their professional schooling to Blue Hills Pi.17.1 3375 Bctlin Pike P.irkode Center 113U Sil.is Deniu 10 m j o lU P M that Same GI Bill.” ■ I '-f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tliurs., April 12, 1973 - PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURT^igN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Mwll Automakers Get Delay, Rhode Island Governor New Militant Group Manchester Emerges in Ulster Hospital New Pollution Standards To Be News Commentator BELFAST, Northern Ireland group circulated throughout Notes PROVIDENCE (AP) - WASHINGTON (AP) - En- “Involved are billions of the potential disruption of who decided not to seek re- tion that would be expanded (AP) — A new militant Protes Northern Ireland demanded Former Gov. Frank Licht has vironmental Protection Ad dollars, hundreds of thousands s o c i ^ involved in attempting election last November, will be beyond a single evening. tant organization em erge^in that the Roman Catholic agreed to serve as a news com paid for his services, a (VISITING HOURS) ministrator William D. of jobs, the single most impor to apply the catalyst technology Northern Ireland WednesdayX^ Qmrch be declared an illegal PAUL’SNow In Our Now PAILdcntlon mentator on a regular basis for spokesman fdr the station said. In addition to the commen RucteliilMHii has granted a tant segment of our economy, across ail car lines in one year, Calling itself Tara — the organization in the province Intermediate Care Semi a Rhode Island television sta The commentary will focus one-year extension of the 1975 the largest aggregate man “ I believe it is the better part of tary, the former governor also name of the ancient seat of the “ bMause for generations this private, noon - 2. p.m., and 4 tion. on one Subject a week that will 615 Main St. Manchester antipollution standards for made contributor to air pollu wisdom to phase in the has agreed to take part in a high kings of' Ireland — the evil thing has blighted our p.m. 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 The two-term governor who be shown within the evening automobiles, but established in tion and the ambivalence of the catalyst.” group said it had been working land.” ).m. - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. (Opposite Canter Park) phono 649-0300 returned to private law prac news program. Most of the public affairs special program terim standards requiring some American public’s intensive secretly underground for There was no identification of 'SdlTSOrvipetJO a.m. - 2 p.m .; tice after leaving office last presentations will run from two use of new antipollution drive for healthy air and ap at Jeast once a month, accor several years and that its personalities connected with 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. When using bananas in January will appear on WJAR- to three minutes, the devices. parently insatiable appetite for leaders commanded a the organization. Nor was there Intensive Care and Coronary t t gelatin, pie filling, cakes or TV at least once a week, the spokesman said, and some ding to Blake Byrne, general Ruckelshaus set interim stan fast, efficient, and convenient widespread network. any indication of the size of Care; Immediate family only, Watch Cash Work Deflation other deraerts, slice them with station has announced. Licht, topics may require a presenta manager of the station. automobiles.” A proclamation which the Tara’s following. anytime, limited to five dards which, he said, would a pastry blender. require the use of “ catalytic Ruckelshaus said because of minutes. Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. - converters’’ on all domestic 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 at Paul’s Paint— !” automobiles sold in California in 1975. p.'m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. A somewhat less strict stan Age Limits: 16 in maternity, dard WAS set for the rest of the 12 in other areas, no limit in nation and Ruckelshaus said it “ will likely result in some self-service. catalysts u ^ on some models All emergency patients and nationwide by 1975.’’ outpatients are requested to use In Detroit, General Motors the new emergency room said it was “ disappointed and entrance off Armory St. Access m e to the entrance via existing dismayed” by the ruling. “ While the 1975 standards, as driveways. Pediatrics: Parents allowed 8 originally established, have been delayed for a year, the in a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to terim standards will be most midnight; others, 2 p.m. to 8 difficult to attain and may well p.m. require the use of catalytic con verters nationally,” GM board Discharged Wednesday: chairman Richaid Gcrstenberg Ellen F. Kiernan, 46 said in a statement. He said the Strickland St.; Emma m e sale company intended to study the Kingbaum, 14 Summer St.; decision and “ determine the BACKYARD SAYISGS FUNG AT Margueri 'T. Bundi, Baxter St., best course of action from the Tolland; Domenick Vesco, 38 standpoint of the consumer and Croft Dr.; Patricia M. Spencer, lOO the environment.” SAVE *5 3 4 9 9 53 Grove St.; Marie.S. Gove, nusTixos There was no immediate OCR WONDERWORLD OF LEISURE! our rog. 39.99 Watrous Rd., Bolton; Catherine comment on the ruling from the A Franzosa, 50 Norman Dr., other major auto manufac 2 South Windsor; George A. NO CHARGE FOR WHITEWALLS turers, who last year asked for BIG PLAY CENTER Lewis, 228 New State Rd.; A-78-13 0-70-14 a one-year extension. This is the physical fitness center jam -packed with Lorraine M. Satryb and R-78-13 H-78-14 The United Auto Workers this muscle building fun. Built to last with, husky steel daughter, 39 Reed St., UNOER C-78-14'F-78-10 week\joined in the plea, saying tubing and baked enamel coating. Includes Rockville. E-78-14 0-78-10 the udion feared for the healtii climbing rope, hand rings, trapeze bar, swing and Also: Gloria D. Prior, Rt. 44, F-78-14 Ik7 of the auto industry. hand-over-hand ladder. Coventry: Marian C.C. Zajac, R".:'.elshaus said he believed 54 Union St.; Karen A. I* .1 the “oxidation catalyst” — On Stage Tonight Waggoner and son, Enfield; the antipollution device on The sixth grade glee club at Manchester’s Waddell School parents. In a scene from the production are (left to right) Bertha A. Clark, London Rd., which the U.S. auto industry is presenting “Rumpelstiltskin” tonight at 7:30 for Daniel Davies as the king, Jill Zatkowski as Gretchen, and Hebron; Elsie Giguere, 178 OWNERSHIP has been working — could do Kenneth DeDominio as Rumpelstiltskin. More than 60 New State Rd.; Ruth B. Wilson, the job and must be used if the students are participating in the show, which is directed by^ 31 Candlewood Dr.; Kathryn R. legal requirement for a 90 per Anderle and daughter. East Mrs. Frances Larsson and Mrs. Jean Kellogg. (Herald cent reduction of auto Hartford; Christia H. Abraham emissions is to be achieved. photo by Ofiara) and son. East Hartford. M o b ir He said the purpose of his in Also: Beverly J. Munn, 54 terim standards was to “ phase Laurel St., South Windsor; Won*t You Let Us in” the use of catalysts. kSILF-SERVIM OIPV SVORES Bryan F. Krause, 10 Ralph R d.; The 90 per cent emission David V. Mazzoli, 116 Avondale Serve You ? reduction, originally scheduled BROAD STREET - MANCHESTER I Art AsSOCiatiOfl Rd.; Darlene Aseltine, 784 E. for 1975-model ca rs^ ow must Middle Tpke.; Diana M. Spohn, GET ACQUAINTED SPECIAL be achieved by the 1976 models. 24 Hartlan Rd.; Lawrence J. The present law permits no Personalized Gifts for Plans Exhibition Bilodeau, 189 Vernon St. With Any Oil Change And filter further extension. Also: Pamela J. Senkow, 73 The original standards would SAVE NOWI - 1 9 9 9 Manchester Art Association Categories may be Dartmouth Rd.; Jonathan C. have limited hydrocarbon FREE LURRICATION our reg. 21.99 will have its annual members’ landscapes, seascapes, por Sasportas, Hartford; Eric J. OFFa GOOD UNTIL APRIL 2STH. emissions to 0.41 grams per exhibition of paintings and traitures, still lifes, modem, Peterson, Hartford; Norman mile compared with the 3.0 crafts April 28 from 1 to 6 p.m. abstract, sculpture, crafts and Weisner, East Hartford. < grams permitted in 1974. and April 29 from 1 to 5 p.m. at three dimensional. WATCH FOR THE MOBIL GIRLS! Instead, Ruckelshaus has now Center Congregational Church. Sara Robinson is general India Tops In .Cotton set the 1975 standard at 1.5 BLAZON'S 4-LEG GYM A reception and presentation chairman of the exhibition. She New Delhi — With an area of grams, exactly half the 1974 of awards will take place April will be assisted by Phyllis 7.8 million hectares (a hectare level, and he set a separate Compact play center loaded with body-building Gifts That Are Theirs Alone 29 at 3 p.m. VonDeck, entries; Pbggy is 2.47 acres) under cultivation, standard of 0.9 grams per mile excitement! Rides include 6-foot overall length India is the world’s largrest cot BARROlHfS MOBIL Entries, which are due April Winther, judges; Mildred for California in 1975. super-slide, 2 high-flying swings with cool-vent Because They Bear Their 27, include two classes. Clhss A Denley, hospitality; Barbara ton grower. In the 1971-72 sea 313 ADAMS STREH MANCHESTER The original standard for car seats and air-glide. All steel construction. is for original work in any Dik and Gladys Boyd, awards; son India grrew 6.6 m illion bales, bon monoxide would have been compared with 4.6 million the H w b s 643-9957 Doti Dienst, posters and rib 3.4 grams per mile in 1975, com Initials or Name. Easter medium. Class B may include previous Season. work of students or beginners, bons. pared with 28.0 grams in 1974. Gifts for "Him’* or "Her". but must include all work done The interim standard, in under the supervision of an in Also, Vincent Krzesicki, stead, will be 15 grams in 1975 structor or paintings made properties; Marilyn Mann, BROAD STREET nationwide and 9.0 grams in from professionally published hanging; Rita Betko, California. , Engraved FREE With photos. Copies of paintings are hostesses; and Vicky Jennings, MANCHESTER The interim standards are excluded from exhibition. publicity. somewhat tougher than those OPEN 10 AM TO 10 PM proposed, in general, by auto 3 Initials SNLP-NNRVICN DIPT STOM S (k>mpanies who sought the one- year delay. In making the announcement, Colorful carnival of fun for backyard swingersi Framed with sturdy 2" steel Ruckelshaus said, “ this is a tubing with weather-resistant baked enamel finish for long use. 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ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Frances $ 10,000 to 4 vote yesterday approved a mandatory jail sentence were Speaks to MHS Students “In effect, they would be honored guests, “We were in The defeated bill had been Hogg Morgan, 69, of Hartford, HARTFORD (AP) - A parity bill creating a State Hospitals Democrats Francis J. Mahoney negotiating for the firemen as deed fortunate to have two such formerly of Rockville, died clause in the contract between and Health Care Commission, of Manchester, Muriel backed by Gov. Meskill. HARTFORD (AP) - The dedicated workers,” said Tuesday at St. Francis New London’s firemen and the well as for their own all Manchester-area senators Berte. “They’re the best of peo Hospital, Hartford. She was the city was nullified Wednesday by members,” the board ruled. credit manager of The Hartford voted for the bill. ivhafe J wife of Albertus Morgan. The board’s ruling may be Times was robbed at gunpoint ple. The town gained, as a Responsibility Topic the s^ate Board of La^or Voting “yes” were Harry S. result of their work.” Mrs. Morgan was bom in Relations. appealed to the courts, but a today of $10,000 in cash and Burl^e, D, of East Hartford; Dobkin, in short remarks, Dunbarton, S.C., and had lived The board, in a 16-page deci spokesman for the city said no checks, police said. David 0. Odegard, R, of SnapperVseries mowers: decision had been made on an Mark Abraitis, 29, told police said, “I’m overwhelmed by this Of Commissioner Dunn in Rockville for 40 years before sion, said the parity clause in Manchester; and Thomas C. honor. It’s difficult to say moving to Hartford eight years fringed on the collective appeal. he was accosted by two masked Carruthers, R, of Vernon. DuraUe. Depend{(Me. men as he entered the anything, after all the wonder adult, for every right there is a ago. bargaining rights of the city’s The four “no” votes were The responsibility of the 18- A large group of business, newspaper’s press room.about ful things already said here duty. She was a member of Mt. policemen. cast by Louis S. Cutillo, D, of year-old under Connecticut’s home economics, social c Jo vvn k w n . tonight. “Once you are 18, you’ll be Moriah Baptist Church, Hart ’The parity clause, which in 9:30 a.m. Waterbur'y; William J. new “age of majority law” was studies, and English students No Parity Clause The Snapper V21 and V 18 rotary mowers. Your able to buy things ‘on time,’ ford, and its Senior Missionary sured that firemen would get Abraitis said one of the men “It’s a fantastic honor. I just Sullivan, D, of Waterbury; the theme of a talk by Con attended the talk at MHS. want you to know I couldn’t grass never had it so good. And neither have you. borrow money and sign con Society and Pastor’s Aid Socie the same minimum benefits In Town Contracts was armed with a rifle and the James. J. Murphy, D, of North sumer Protection Com Throughout her talk. Com other with a handgun. ’They have done the job alone. You — tracts,” she reminded the ty- negotiated by the policemen in There is no formal parity Franklin; and George L. ♦ No more raking, because the Snapper missioner Barbara Dunn at missioner Dunn stressed that all of you — actually did it for students, “and you’ll be held Survivors, besides her hus their contract bargaining with clause in Town of Manchester forced him into a storage room Gunther, R, of Stratford. vacuum cleans your lawn as you mow t Manchester High School this “along with the new status of and fled with a casHbox con me.” legally responsible for band, are four sons, Wiliiam E. the city, had been the object of contracts with police or The bill, already passed by Side discharge chute blows walks and morning. being legally considered an taining $8,500 in cash and $1,500 Mrs. Taylor too said, “It’s anything you sign. It’s very Im Morgan, Richard D. Morgan an appeal to the board by New firemen. Town Manager Robert the House, now goes to Gov. just been overwhelming. We driveways clean and can be used in portant to be aware of your new and Ronald L. Morgan, all of London Police Local 724. Weiss said today, noting a State in checks, police said. Thomas Meskill for his Arbraitis said the bandits couldn’t have done it alone. The areas where bagging grass is not responsibilities as well as your Hartford, and Albertus Morgan The board struck down the Labor Relations Board ruling signature. ’The governor backed were hiding in a utility closet help you gave us has been fan new rights,” she said. Jr. of Oakland, Calif.; a contract provision, ordered the which nullified such a clause in the bill and has indicated he needed. '♦ Grass bag between the tastic. Serving the town com At age 18, persons have the daughter, Mrs. Heien Lindo of city to remove it from the a contract between New Lon near the door to the press room will sign it into law. handles for close trimming on , State Couple Searching Hartford; four brothers, apparently waiting for him to mittee has been a rewarding right to buy a car and register it monchester existing contract and forbid the don’s firemen and that city. When the House of Represen return from his regular weekly experience, and I ’ve enjoyed either side ♦ Available in For Missing Son in their name, the coin- Wheeler Bates of Sumter, S.C., city from entering into future "We have informally main tatives by a 77 to 68 vote trip to a local bank where he every minute of it” push or self-propelled missioner mentioned, “but this Clarence Hogg of Fort Myers, parity agreements. It also tained parity, however,” Weiss defeated a proposal for a man had cashed checks for fellow And that the guests also To Visit Amnesia Victim right carries with it total Fla., and Andrew Hogg and noted that there were similar said, “although it’s not.written datory three-day jail sentence models. With or employes. enjoyed every minute of it was responsibility of compliance Isaac Hogg, both of Jupiter, parity provisions in contracts into our contracts.” for first offense convictions for without electric start. SOUTH WINDHAM, Maine The Middletown, Conn., man He was hot injured. evident in the standing ovation with all motor vehicle laws and F la.; a sister, Mrs. Annie between 13 other cities and A parity, or equal treatment, drunken driving, Manchester- See one today. (AP) — A Connecticut couple couldn’t identify Ellis as his they gave Dobkin and Mrs. the total responsibility to make Goode of Burton, S.C.; and their police and firemen. clause guarantees that firemen area legislators were split searching for their missing son missing grandson, Leighton ' Taylor. up for any financial or personal three grandchildren. The decision said the parity along party lines. get the same pay and benefits AMMRSEi were to meet today with a said. damages caused by Funeral services will be at clause meant that the police Voting in favor of the McDonough Power Equipment, Inc. A subsidiary of Fuqua Industries, Inc. young amnesia victim Merton Johnson, superinten as policemen. Weiss noted that negligence.” noon Saturday at the Mt. negotiators were carrying a defeated bill were Republicans dent of the center, said calls firemen regularly seek to in searching for his identity. Commissioner Dunn also Moriah Baptist Church, Hart Donald S. Genovesi of have been coming from “ double load’’ in their clude a parity clause in their Sim.ilar meetings held noted that 18-year-olds are no ford, preened by prayers at bargaining with the city. contract with the town. Quiet Push On Manchester, G. Warren West Wednesday at the Men’s throughout New England and longer considered minors in 11:30 a.m. at her home, 679 brook of South Windsor, New York since an Associated L&M Equipment Correctional Center were criminal violations. “You can Garden St., Hartford. Burial Dorothy R. Miller of Bolton, Press story and photograph “moments of anxiety and disap be held legally responsible for will be in Grove Hill Cemetery. Jesse A. Brainard of Coventry, Rt 83.4^7Talcottvlllel were published earlier this pointment” for both the visitors acts of assault, trespass, fraud Friends may call at Mt. To Free POWs and Daniel L. McKeever of GOP Directors Feel and the inmate, who picked the week. or slander,” she explained. Moriah Baptist Church Friday Ellington. ment officials said they don’t name Terry Ellis from a One call came from the The commissioner’s visit to from 7 to 9 p.m. WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. Westchester Cbunty conoununi- know why the North V iet telephone directory 2% years MHS was arranged by Joseph The James Funeral Home, officials are pressing quietly ty of Greenburgh, N.Y., where EASTER Tax Rate Can Be Cut namese still hold the Thais, es ago. Mazzotta, the school’s vice 2016 Main St., Hartford, is in for the release of two ’Thai Officer Harold C. Leighton, police said Ellis’ description pecially since two others from principal. charge of arrangements. prisoners of war whom the who has been escorting the matched that of a young man The Republican members of fiscal year, released Monday, their country were let go along FROSTING SPECIALS North Vietnamese have refused visitors to their meetings with who disappeared from there the Manchester Board of Direc shows about $340,000 in unem- with nearly 600 Americans and to let go. fo r Easter Ellis, said the two who came several years ago. Nathan Liverant tors, in a joint statement today, cumbered 1971-72 cash surplus a few other prisoners from Police Report The two men, believed to be Wednesday were a Belfast But, Police Lt. Henry Gustaf Nathan Liverant, 83, of said they believe it is “feasible available. Also available is enlisted members of the Thai Canada and West Germany. starting April 12th thru 21at mother and a Connecticut man son said Wednesday night that MANCHESTER Colchester, a nationally known that the tax rate of the town can about $500,000 in added tax army, are the last known POWs Capt. James A. Mulligan, a looking for his missing grand the lead proved negative. Robert Hershberger, 23, of 52 antique dealer, died Wednesday be cut.” revenue from a Grand List up of the Indochina war. Navy flier shot down over son. That missing person was Wetherell St., was charged at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Hartford. The nine-member board is about 4 per cent, and about $1 One of them, Chai Charn Har- North Vietnam in 1966, $ - | g 5 0 “The minute she walked in identified as William Siemon, Wednesday on a Circuit Court He was the father of Mrs. Mar conducting workshop sessions million in available and an navee, is regarded by former described Hamavee as “one the room, she knew it wasn’t about 29, who used to drive a 12 arrest warrant with harass vin Feir of Manchester. on Town Manager Robert ticipated revenue sharing funds American POWs as a hero and hell of a fine man.” Reg. $20.00 NOW her son,” Leighton said of the taxi in Greenburgh and in near ment in connection with in Mr. Liverant opened his an Weiss’ tentative budgets. Weiss for the 1973-74 fiscal year. Still a key communications link in In a telephone interview SAVINGS Belfast woman. by Hartsdale. cidents earlier this month, tique dealership in Colchester is recommending a 2-mill in to be determined is a posssible the POW complex known as the Mulligan said he believed Har- Long hair extra police said. Court date is April in 1925 under the name of N. crease in the General Fund tax surplus in the current fiscal Hanoi Hilton. navee was a radio operator in 30. Liverant and Son. rate and a 0.29-mill increase in year, which ends June 30. Officials could report little the Thai army, a speciality VERNON Other survivors are his wife, the Town Fire District tax rate. about the second man, a Thai which allowed him to com featuring our newest operators: Vernon Police are in 4 sons, another daughter, 12 Soon after Weiss released his Army corporal named municate by code through the Two Meatless Parade on downtown to vestigating a one-car accident grandchildren, and 3 great tentative budgets, Mayor John Napodam Wang Chom, cap walls of the Hanoi Hilton. The Miss Sallyt Miss Joyce, Miss Michele which occurred Wednesday on grandchildren. Thompson stated it is his goal, tured in Laos in (October 1972. Hilton, as described by all tonnarty of the Velvet Touch Grove St., Rockville, in which a Funeral services were this aiid that of the entire Board of Ellsberg On Stand Pentagon and State Depart- American POWs, is a complex where selection is best, morning at Congregation Directors, “to hold the tax line of separate camps in a For appointment, call any one of our atyllats — 649-2806, 649-2807 Pays A Week car left the road and struck a LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ahavath Achim Synagogue, in 1973-74.” designated area of Hanoi. fire hydrant and two utility Daniel Ellsberg, defendant in Colchester. Burial was in The statement by the minori For reasons not clear to poles. the Pentagon Papers case, is service is the greatest, and Congregation Ahavath Achim ty Republicans (James Farr, Mulligan, Harnavee was in LeCa Get Together At The The occupants of the car, expected to tell jurors today Now Advocated Cemetery, Colchester. Vivian Ferguson and Charles Seeking American “somewhat of a trustee Owen J . McDonough of 48 A memorial period will be McKenzie) reads: how he risked his government Lyness St., Manchester, and BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP)S,- status.’’ Thus, Hamavee had WASHINGTON (AP) — .The following a policy of rewarding there’s pienty of free parKing. held at his home, 79 Lebanon “In view of the expected sub careec« i;fe>sf4JPpy -the secret GOLDEN CHARM COIFFURES W H y^ ;ToppJn^ of 3p IJPigrald Reports from Beirut indicate access to new American POWs newest ..’^tion'al cpfts'ume? Ave., Colchpster. stantial increase in revenue government documents in 1143 TOLLAND TPKE. BURR CORNERS MANCHESTER 75,000 St., Manchester, both received the Palestinian guerrilla com as they were brought into the The family suggests that any sharing funds, plus the increase hopes of ending the Vietnam ■'(, mand is searching for an Hanoi complex. memorial contributions may be in the Grand List, and an war. L t *. the meat bovcott.boycott. ToppingTopping' was taken to Rockvllle American they believe was in and Thursdays, and to prepare made to the Congregation expected sizable surplus from On the other side, the meat General Hospital where he Testifying in his own defense volved in the Israeli raid on the for a national day of protest Ahavath Achim. ^ last year’s town budget, the boycotters also heard from an received emergency treatment Wednesday, Ellsberg portrayed Lebanese capital. They against food prices next month. The Weinstein Mortuary, minority members feel strong-, himself as a true believer in the Iowa cattleman and a farmer’s und was released. launched a hunt Wednesday for The battle cry for continued COVENTRY Hartford, was in charge of ly that an in-depth study of the war in Vietnam who became meat boycotts was sounded wife from Kansas.' persons who aided in the attack, John 0. Pepin, 29, of Hart arrangements. proposed budget may very well sick when he saw first hand that Wednesday as ISO women, all “If you knock out the family Hey Kids! and reliable informants said a CBTk£astca^ ford, was charg^ Wednesday enable the board to meet the U.S. policies in Southeast Asia boycott leaders, met on Capitol far.pner and the corporations Frenchman was captured. on a Circuit Court 12 arrest requirements of all town were futile. Hill as the National Consumers take over, look out!” said Lin Sericio Portante The Lebanese government warrant with non-support. He budgets and effect a saving to Congress. Heiler of Melvin. “You’ll pay $2 The Easter BOLTON—Sericio Portante, the taxpayer.” Ellsberg and Anthony Russo, said holders of British, German a pound for hamburger and like was to be presented in court and Belgian passports rented “I really think the consumer 74, of New Britain, died None of the three both former employes of the ... it.” today at Manchester. W^nesday at a Middletown the six cars the Israelis used in [dicHieloan movement started here today,” Rand Corp., are charged with Republicans would comment on said congress chairman Betty convalescent home. He was the espionage, conspiracy and theft the raid. The government said Bunny will the extent of the tax cut they Furness, New York City’s com father of Mrs. Ronald Farris of for admittedly copying the the Europeans had not left the say is feasible. They said they missioner of consumer affairs. Bolton. papers, a top secret study of country through its airport or will know more after the The group immediately Other survivors are 3 sons, 3 U.S. involvement in Vietnam, a border posts “so it is presumed 6cm die bank that listens. be Downtown board’s budget workshops are called for two meatless days other daughters, and 10 study Ellsberg later leaked to they left with the Israeli com ended. each week and designated May Marlow’s have grandchildren. news media. mandos.” An audit of the town’s 1971-72 Now you can pick up the nearest phone, call the CBT office nearest you, and 5 as a national day of protest Funeral services will be make your loan application. The CBT Phone Loan. The loan officer Saturday, April 14 Saturday at 11 a.m. at Rose Hill against high food prices with you'll talk to will ask you a few questions, and in most cases demonstrations scheduled Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., he'll have the money ready for you in a few hours. Rocky Hill. Burial will be in across the country. a.’uciltlons from 10 A.M. to Rose Hill Memorial Park, Then all you do is stop by, sign your name, and pocket the money. The women also called for the Rocky Hill. The CBT Phone Loan. It can be a personal loan, a home resignation of Agriculture Friends may call at the improvement loan, a vacation loan, or just about any kind of Secretary Earl Butz and urged the administration to affect a 3 P.M. with funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 loan you want. WOOD “major rollback of food and 7 to 9 p.m. When you need a loan, pick up your phone and call CBT. prices.” In addition, they After all . . . we are the bank that listens. passed a resolution demanding treats for LOCKER PLANT AND MEAT MARKET that the President reduce exports of scarce foods and About Town take action to spur domestic all Of you! 1 food production and food im The Key 73 ad hoc committee ports. will meet Friday in Conference 1 LAMB CHOP SALE In CJiicago, the president of Room D next to the cafeteria at the American Meat Institute GEHUINE SPRING Manchester Memorial Hospital said that a rollback in food at noon. WHOLE LAMB BACKS prices would produce one of the worst meat shortages in the All YWCA classes will be Approx. Cuts: nation’s history. canceled during school vacation ■ Herrell DeGraff said a week, April 16 through April 20, 12 to 14 Loin Lamb Chops rollback to the Jan. .10 level as interior repairs will be made 12 to 14 Rib Lamb Chops 14 to 16 would cost the livestock and at the Community Y. meat industries $1.25 billion, 2 to 3 Lbs. Lamb Riblots Lbs. and would produce only short A car wash will be sponsored term benefits for consumers. CUT, PACKAGED, FROZEN, READY FOR YOUR FREEZER Dr«n Gates Peter Sterne Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. W. Middle Turnpike 15 N. Main St. But, he said, the industry’s at the front of the Bennet Junior ______— WHILE THEY LAST — ______244-5575 244-5460 ability to provide meat would High School Franklin Building be curtail^ resulting “in the by the school’s student council. EXTRA LEAN LAROE MEATY most serious meat shortage The cost is $1 a car. Proceeds ever, with a return to meat will be used to bring an Apache Chuck Ground 19 CHICKEN LEGS rationing and black markets.” Indian student from Arizona to FRESH FROZEN The boycott ladders beat Manchester. down a proposal to endorse a congressional bill which would WE ARE NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR roll back food and all other Wesley-Ward Circle of South prices to Jan. 10, 1973, levels. United Methodist Church will One woman argued that the meet tonight at 7:30 at Susan legislation does not go far nah Wesley Hall of the church. EASTER HAMS enough to lower prices. SLASH— MAKES POINTS FOR FASHION. A new soft The Rev. George Webb will Ralph Nader, told the woman give an illustrate talk on “The shoe that’s sure to steal the show! With contrast ______Please Leave Your Order Early for Good Selection! to rely on Safeway, A & P or the German Protestant Church.” Agriculture Department is to piping, points and heel, plus a flexible ripple sole, It's rely on a consistent practice of a crown-pleemer. From the new Auditions collection. Cub Scout Pack 53 will hold deception. Consumers have to Colors: White, Blue, and Bone. its monthly meeting Friday at rely on themselves. Consumer 7:15 p.m. at Waddell School. A IF YOU UKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST LET US FILL YOUR FREEZER WITH U.S.D.A. CHOICE HIND, FOREQUARTER OR SIDE efforts are not 100-yard dashes; **Each Pair Is Expertly Fitted!’* Karate exhibition will be they are marathons.” presented. OF BEEF - SAVE AND EAT LIKE A KINGI Leon Schachter, vice presi dent of the Amalgamated Meat The Civic Gub of Assumption Cutters and Butcher Workmen, Junior High School will conduct said his union is sympathetic a paper (&ive Saturday from 0 51BISSELL ST. 043-8424 REAR OF ICE PUNT with what boycott leaders are IMARLO' a.m. to 1 p.m. Residents are PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE doing. But he said, “Ladies, SHOE DEPARTMENT asked to Ue newspapers and THE CONNECTICUT BANK WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS please don’t blame your DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET--^NCHBSTER magazines ai)d bring them to AND TRUST COMRANY butcher.” Schachter said the OPEN 6 DAYS—THURS. NIGHTS tUl 9 the church parking lot.^ fault lies with the government “which for too long has been \ PAGE EIGHTEEN - IMANCHESTKR EVENING HERALD. Mandiester, Conn., Thurs., April U , 1W8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Thurs., April 12. 1973 — PAGE NlNETFiwv What’s Up Whafs Up in Downtown In Downtown Manchester? Manchester? EASnR SAVINGS Region StudyProposed Meskill Prefers East Haven As Site for College Campus To Prevent ‘Red Tide’ Labor Man in Cabinet Congressman Reinstitutes decision that “ of the many Messina endorsed the gover Capitol Corridor Island Sound last September. HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. nor’s decision. BOSTON (AP) — A regional errors in judgment the gover The committee report Thomas J. Meskill said he Wl^I-Style Victory Garden organization has been proposed nor has' made, this is perhaps ) “ I have always had the hope recommended that an eight- prefers an East Haven site over Finds Old Friends Irked to deal in an organized way with the greatest. Placing the of adding an additional element state Sen. David 0 . Odegard member committee of scien a proposed New Haven location any future outbreaks of the physical plant of the college in to East Haven, a cultural one,” SPRINGFIELD, Md. (A P )- subsidy program that pays Conte said he put in lettuce, tists and public health experts for a permanent campus for , (Fourth Senatorial District) WASHINGTON (AP( - In of The youth-differential issue “ to bring the voice of labor intp “ red tide” along the New the most impractical location he said. He said he would sup Rep. Silvio 0 . Conte dug up part fanners not to plant crops. radishes and onions last to develop a coordinated South Central Community fice less than three months. blocked an increase last year the Cabinet. England coast. certainly shows a lack of un port the establishment of a bus o f his back yard in this Conte also said be hopes his weekend and was digging up program should the algae strike College. Labor Secretary Peter J. Bren when the House approved a bill “ But when you get on a team A special committee appointed derstanding and regard for the line between the college and Washingtdn suburb today to example will encourage others more ground to sow string again. The committee would be The college has had tem nan is finding it tough for a un containing one and tiie Senate you have to play with the by Massachusetts Public people who are involved.” downtown New Haven. plant a vegetable garden. He to do the same in an effort to beans, garlic, pepper and headed by a full-time official porary headquarters in Wilbur ion man to serve in the Nixon passed a bill without it. Efforts team,” he said, quickly adding Health Commissioner William East Haven Mayor Frank called it an “anti-inflation bring down produce prices. tomato plants. He planted some paid $25,000 a year. Cross High School in New I have often been asked I suppose this amounts to Cabinet and keep his former at a compromise failed. that “ it doesn’t mean you have J. Bicknell said in a cultivation.” zucchini in a composte heap The report also called for 25 Haven. “ What is the toughest part of stepping on the toes of Western lator associates happy. In a rambling, often- to double-cross your friends.” “ If people across the country preliminary report that the Bay next to the garden. monitoring stations throughout Meskill said a permanent your job in the Senate?” There Union and those of you who defensive speech to the But Meany asserted that will do this, it can be very effec State take the lead in dealing New England to check campus was preferable to the Is onfy one answer and that is have sent me telegrams. I cer Brennan ran into trouble butchers, the labor secretary Brennan—“ this life-long union T he 51-year-old tive,” he said. "It worked with the problelh. The garden patch is about 20 periodically the toxic level of present leasing arrangement time. There simply is not tainly don’t mean to offend Tuesday following his first indicated that while he did not man”—was following “ the dis Massachusetts Republican said during World War U with the The committee was ap by 30 feet. shellfish, improved testing and “ since ours is a long-term com enough time available in a day anyone — if I have you can let appearance to discuss legisla approve of the administration’s credited line of the United he w as p rotestin g the victory gardens. It can work pointed after the red tide algae, makeup sii research facilities and 24-hour mitment.” to do everything that should be me know — please fw l free to tion at a congressional hearing, position on the issue he had to States CHiamb^r of Commerce” government’s $4 billion farm again.” which secretes toxins which your own ^ policing of contaminated areas The East Haven location, he done that day. write or call. presenting the administration’s go along. on the minimum-wage issue. contaminate shellfish, forced and tighter inspection of said, would provide room for baskets with proposals for increasing the Brennan said he took the job the closing of shellfish There was also 15 personal shellfish outlets. expansion, quality building Besides the obvious Senate minimum wage. Labor leaders harvesting from Maine to Long design, proper landscaping and sessions (all of which require expressions of opinion from out accused him of selling out to the parUng. assortment! _ thought and research on the side of my district, people who White House. An alternative proposal had ,bills to be voted on) and com are writing to the entire The called for the state to leara mittee meetings (which often membership of committees.'! “ We are not surprised at the facilities of the Seamless fairway has everything ® ^ v m require hours of attendance to presume these people have no administration’s position,” Super Beetle Coming Rubber Co. in New Haven. and anything youH need! ^ do minutes of work), there are particular interest in me so I do snapped AFL-CIO President New Haven Mayor innumerable requests for infor not write back; however, many George Meany. “ We are S Iw sL Bartholomew F. Gulda said mation from groups or in of their letters are very helpful, aghast, however, that Brennan This is the new 1973 Volkswagen Super Beetle. It will be on display at Ted '^ d o n , Inc., (\/) •arom f* ...... i * o - ^ after learning of the governor’s particularly when they concern has so completely abandoned Tolland Tpke., Talcottville, starting Monday. Called the Sports Bug, the “ limited e^tion dividuals and, of course, W ...... paperwork. localized matters which I would the trade-union principles he es vehicle futures wide track radial tires, racing type bucket seats and an Indianapolis style not normally know of. poused for all of his life before fo r Easter has*,* riASySftWftVSftSWSft • csllopiMiw • ...... • ■ • sop i steering w h eel.^ e “ Bug” is powered by an air-cooled rear-mounted engine and has a ful I thought it would be in- coming to Washington.” ly synchronize four-spAd transmission. [!• H n h *688187 11811111118 ...... -496 ^ teresting to keep track of my in Last, there were 17 having to do with scheduling, primarily • A large selection of OLD STUDENTS PASS • BPipty b88k6ts ••■•••• fTom 15o coming mail for a typical week, President Nixon tapped Bren- notices of meetings or in Hand Made Ties fo r men. EDMONTON, AlU. (AP). - the last week in March. nan, a Democrat and Eighty-one per cent of the adult • |8lly b88ll8 bsQ ^ vitations. I found 168 total com “ hardhat” leader of New York students who wrote Grade 12 TA * 0110001818bunnlM•••from 15c \ MORE FATAL FIRES munications, ranging from a All of this amounts to 24 com building-trade unions for the LONDON (AP) - Fire departmental dtaMlnatlona in ^T$ro have wary little thlngl"- past 15 years, to be his labor • Beautiful Dresses for Electricians Wage Hike Approved DMember in the Edmonton postcard saying “ VOTE YES munications each day of a claimed a record 896 lives ON S.B. 714” to a 50-page report seven-day week, almost all of secretary last November. The little girl* throughout Britain and North- public school board’s evening union leader supported Nixon’s on state finances published by which should be read and most BRIDGEPORT (AP) - The The new contract was the o n Irdand during 1972, the classes achieved matriculation re-election. the Connecticut Public Expen should be responded to in one U.S. Construction Industrial result of an agreement reached Fire Research Station an standing. Purses and Scarves for ; lainvA^f ^ diture Council. way or another. Stabilization Commission by the Contractor’s Associa nounced. Exams were written by 394 themVacI* ^ At the time, most labor big girls tion, representing about 40 area adults, who spent 84 hours on a (CISC) has approved a wage in The figure exceeded the pre The greatest volume by Incidentally, most of us have leaders praised Nixon’s choice firms, and union members on course compared with 132 hours M dowTltown mancMStArJV ** Mrwayl crease for members of Inter vious record of 865 dead in 1968 ,.^eight provided data on issues bought this idea that the public of Brennan, the first trade- • Vermont Wooden Toys national Brotherhood of Elec Feb. 6. was at least 100 above the for regular senior h i^ school is apathetic but almost one hun union official appointed to the little boys students. with 12 reports received from trical Workers Local 488, accor average for the past four years. the legislative staff and 33 from dred letters a week from my. labor post since President ding to a CISC spokesman ,|n However, the agreement had small area of Connecticut Eisenhower picked Martin to have approval of the CISC, a various special interest groups. Washington. The largest 'humber of would indicate that this is not Durkin, president of the The increase from $8.70 to part of a federal pay board true, and it isn’t true in my Plumber’s Union, in 1953. which must approve all new separate items were 91 per $9.30 an hour, will affect about sonal expressions of opinion experience. Also, I find almost Meany hailed Brennan as “ a 450 union electricians in the labor contracts under Phase III everyone who writes me to be very good choice. He’ll make a Tues.-Sat. 10 to 5:30 Thurs. to 9:00 of President Nixon’s economic from residents within my dis 38 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER 643-7805 Bridgeport Danbury area. With trict, mostly cards and letters honest, understanding, and very fine secretary of labor.” fringe benefits included, the policy. Latest Spring sincere. with a few telegrams mixed in. Meany’s stinging criticism electricians will be making In my three years in the The terms of the contract will I really don’t understand why followed Brennan’s testimony $9.93 per hour, according to the Senate I have only had a dozen be retroactive to Feb. 28. anyone would send me a before the House Lalrar sub CISC spokesman. or so communications that telegram since a letter is more committee in which he Read Herald Advertisements were full of outright lies or y ^^ ' p ersc^ l qtid readable, and a proposed that the 'minimum really' 'unreasonable and > telephone call iii'quicker--mid wage be increased from $1.60 abusive. m | ' either is less expensive than a an hour to $2.30 over a Uiree- Fashio ns fro telegram. I guess some people I do remember getting one year period. Included was a letter that was so vicious that I think of a telegram as being request for a lower wage for just didn’t know what to do with more impressive — I don’t. teen-age workers, something it. I brought it into the Senate C h ild re n 's Perhaps that is an indiosyn- Brennan opposed in his confir / cracy of mine. If so, it is and asked one of our more mation hearings. Specialty because two years ago. I experienced senators how one CASUAL VILIiilGE Store*** received a large number of would respond to such garbage. “ I don’t consider this your The He read it and suggest^ I send proposal,” said subcommittee telegrams asking me to vote for a particular bill. I really it back from whence it came Chairman John H. Dent, D-Pa., 956 Main St7eet, Mancheste7, facing Oak St7oet couldn’t understand why I with a note attached saying, “ but that of an administration should in that particular case, “ ’Thought you would like to see that shows little concern for so I called several of the names what some hut is sending out •those who need it most.” ' - to get further information. ’The over your signature.” Brennan explained later at a Coat Rack I would like to think I have meeting of the national meat- M W hcrtYouJlM d people' I called had no idea of Tee what I was talking about and it learned something from about cutters union that the proposal turned out that an organization everyone I have ever met and is a compromise effort by the ^er€cwl»r... mm had ordered the telegrams and that was a real gem. ’The author administration to get a signed the names of its of that response is no longer in minimum-wage-increase bill ^ e r e m members to it. the senate, however. passed this year. 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Conn., Thors., April 12,1973 penalties some European coun bill„ saying it would j HARTFORD (AP) - A biU reconsideration-a parliamen 'th e number of alcohol-related tries invoked for first offense lives of inmx:ent vie that would have sent persons to tary procedure that would kill traffic deaths in the state. Bus Terminal Moves Mondays driving convictions. fic accidents. jail for three days, for a first the bill permanently if the mo He called the mandatory Rep. Sidney Sherer, R- time drunken driving convic tion were defeated. three-day jail sentence The vote on the motion for moderate compared to the Stamford, also supported the ceremony at the new 250-car wlU'be provided for commuters, tion was defeated W ^ e sd a y in Commuters have been RUSINFSS reconsideration ended in a 71-71 parking lot on state-owned using the Manchester-to> the Coidiecticut House. reminded by the state transpor tie assuring the bill would not pn^>erty. Representatives of downtown Hartford expreas The vote was 77-68 against the tation department that the bus be taken up again. tte transportation department, buses. bill whidi was defeated for the terminal at Manchester’s Burr Rep. James F. Bingham, R- the G ra ter Hartford Chamber second year in a row. Comers Shopping Plaia Is being Stamford, urged that the bill be of Commerce, the Connecticut Democrats then assured that moved across Interstate 86 (the passed, firedicting it would Decoupage Classes The buses from Burr (^m ers the bill wouldn’t come up again Wilbur Cross Highway) starting Co., and the Hartford County produce a'noticeable decline in Tuberculosis-Respiratory Dis this m orning ca rried 253 this session by moving for its Monday. passengers, the transportation 6-Week Course Scheduled for Monday at 7:49 ease Association will speak Briefly. CMfee and doughnuU department reported. INCLUDING PAPIER TOLE a.m. is a ribbon-cutting and DECAL-IT ART 85 East Center St. i DATE: Boginning April 17th and 18th T h e month of April marks A varied amount of acUvities .available and distributed to the Manchester’s 11th annual En bave -been scheduled according elementary levels through the At SummitSi. TIME: Claooos forming for Tueo. or Wad. Evaning 7:30-9:00 vironmental Action Month to Dr. Stephen G. Borneo, cooperation of the Manchester DON’T BUY HALF A POOL! sponsored by the Greater chairman of the Chamber’s Junior Women’s Club and the Manchester Chamber of City Beautiful Committee. The U.S. Brewers Association. A WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL, Place: PAUL’S PAINT 90iE TO THE EXPERTS! Ckimmerce City Beautiful Com “ pitch in’’ program is being special effort is being made in mittee. Mayor John W. Thomp conducted in cooperation with this year’s project with the up 615 Main Street, Mancheatar Phone 649-0300 . -1 w m M Tm rai rlim tioii, son has so proclaimed this the U.S. Brewers Association coming susquicelitennial $5.00 INSTRUCTOR FEE (Limited Registration) month. encouraging varied anti-litter celebration in Manchester’s TULIPS n.69 TN MLI « T lALF A PNL Baeck' “ I call upon the citizens of activities for town r^idents; continuing effort in preserving Register In Person — Sign Up Early! ■NIIATESMnLTERS Manchester to render their full the annual Scoiit Cleanup Day its clean environment. OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY, cooperation and support to the on April 28 with cooperation lARILMTIMP many efforts and projects that from Burger King Restaurant; niSSMiMME will be conducted during the special clean up projects being sMiTNirr month of April, and I urge all conducted by cooperating town nirpitvEi citizens to pledge their interest, merchants and an increased M'' efforts and resources during the clean up effort through the N S F A P n im i month of April to the cooperation of Manchester’s beautification of our com Town Department of Public 2 r C M I ------Vi munity,’’ proclaimed Mayor Works. Thompson. A special logo was designed and donated by Edwin R. Environmental action educa Hyjeck, resident and adver tion programs are being con STEEL WALL POOL tising designer of Manchester. du ct^ by the Chamber’s com The logo depicts the coopera mittee in Manchester’s public tion' between civic schools. Programs have be«i I- organizations, all phases of scheduled for Bennet Junior scouting, the members of the High School, Nathan Hale, Mar Make It Happen business community and the tin and Waddell Schools. Each A Big Splicing Job 1 DAY CMnT ineliides residents of our town, all environmental presentation INSERVICI pitching in to make Manchester will include a slide presentation and related anti-litter Twins Joan (left) and Jean (right) Juknis, employes of UA Merchants Association; Herald Publisher Burl Lyons, Factory Tninod fHter a showcase especially for this year’s sesquicentennial programs. Films and anti-litter Theatres East, hold motion picture reels as Manchester representing the executive board of the Greater TochnMaiuI celebration in June. packets have been made Mayor John Thompson, wielding giant pair of scissors, Manchester Chamber of Commerce; Salah Hassanein, TYPENMTERS cuts film to mark the official opening of two additional president of United Artists eastern theaters; and Seymour OFFER 0000 TILL APRIL 20 theaters at the Parkade Wednesday. Others participating Kaplan, vice president of First Hartford Realty Corp., the OPEillQIi^l. 1M in the opening event are (left to right) Town Manager developer of the Parkade. (Herald photo by Pinto) M Hdw «4 IMiU Pool GhoRiiealt I EqiipmoRt Columbia Robert Weiss; Michael Dworkin, president of the Parkade Mm SmiM m M rt niMHrfactwan •! m tw * SAT. 9-8 fWllMl IppiMGtS, twiilt MMl vtnyl liiwr twlnimtof » m U. SIN. NOON-6 ^VmiM Otaatrt, VENNON GIRGLE, Population Projection Shntn, Tmtin, Coocroto StoclotUti James Pardue Boy Scouts Will Plant SkKO VERNON VIRGINIA CARLSON APPLUMCE Hospital in Wallingford. Transferred 647-9420 Correspondent * At one time he owned proper 1,200 Seedings SERVKECENTER Tel. 228-9224 ty . on the lake and was a To State Jail icipation of the scouts, said the N7 lU i St, MMdMttir 3384 OorliR Tpko., Population trends and possi summer resident for about 25 Manchester Boy Scouts, in m m ble growth of the town affecting years and was a member of the cooperation with the Town )roject always “ works out MIDDLETOWN (AP) - ine.” He praised the scouts for | OpM Mml-FtL I:3I6M NowiRgton school needs were discussed local grange, according to Park Department, are planning James Pardue, 25, charged by Sitardm / recently by the School Study Philip Isham, Grange member. to plant 1,250 trees in foca' areas le community effort. NEW CAR the state with robbery with (^mmittee (SSC). Property Transfers of town next Tuesday. violence in a 626,000 Danbury Figures had been obtained The town clerk recorded 12 S cou ts fro m T ro o p 98 bank robbery in 1970, has been from the Windham Regional property transfers in March. (Buckiey School) and Troop 152 transferred from the state jail Planning Agency, the Connec They were William G. Macht (Bowers School) plan to start at in New Haven to the state Men ticut Development Commis Jr., to William F. Macht, 9 a.m. and work through the day ABOAT tal Heaith Department’s sion, the Sodthem New England property on Gaulin Rd.; Emil in the annual tree-planting Security Treatment Center, Telephone Co., and the school and Joan Sadlon to trustees of project. If it rains Tue^ay, the Deputy State Correction Com enumeration. Warburton Chapel, property on work will be done Wednesday. DYNAMITE! Charles.’ Proberf, SSC chair Erdoni Rd:^ Alsoj William and missioner Raymond Lopes said White pine seediings, man, said he has one projection Olive Fornal to Charles and Wednesday. supplied to the town by the OPEN STOCK OEDROOM PIECES Federal authorities released of population at 4,500 by 1980. Gladys Keegan, property on Rt. ■«PCE|! state forest nursery at Voiun- WITH GENUINE WESTINGHOUSE MICARTA PLASTIC TOPS The present population is 3,200. 66 which includes the former Pardue Tuesday and turned him town, will be planted at over to state custody. A federal Porter School is filled nearly Smith’s Store; Gordon and /-/• Northview Ski Slope (500 to capacity with 589 students. judge had declared Pardue Dorothy Smith to Francis and seedlings). Center Springs Park AT THE FURNITURE SUPER MART There are six portable Rhoda Milhomme, property on mentally incompetent to stand This Is a test pattern to; (250), Love Lane (250), and classrocnns in use and there is Doubleday Rd.; Marjorie VACATION triai on federal bank robbery determine The Herald’s print Saiters Pond (250), according to no way to add on to the present Rosebrooks to Mathew and and bombing charges and ing quality. Ernest Tureck, town park ordered the government to school because of drainage Marjorie Carella, property on NEW HOME superintendent. problems. Lake Rd.; Frank Rockwood to release him or transfer him to I Fourteen-year-oid David'* state custody for immediate A potential place to provide Harold and Madeline Martin, Hayes of 122 Lake St., a Scout in more stations is the cafeteria. property on Chesbro Rd. trial. Troop 98, has been coordinating U.S. District Judge Robert C. Clarence Edmondson, prin Paul Nelson and Pamela About Town the project for the Town Park cipal, said be is in the process Samek to John and Rose Marie Zampano ruied that to hoid Par- Department as a project for his F a. FAMILYCAMPER due any longer without a triai Manchester Grange will meet § o ,l e « of buying folding tables that Prihoda, property on Pine St.; Eagle Badge. More than 20 roll away. It is an expensive John and Rose Marie Prihoda would violate his constitutionai with Bolton Grange Friday at 8 scouts are expected to par rights to a speedy triai and p.m. at the Bolton Community project, he said, and will be to Paul Nelson and Pamela ticipate. done gradually a the need for Samek, property on Pine St.; protection against cruel and un Hall. new tables arise. With roU- Mark and C ystin e Dunnack to usual punishment from im The annuai tree-planting has away tables, the area could be Raymond and Beatrice Label, proper federal medical treat Manchester Power Squadron been done by scquts for several made into a large group in property on Hunt Rd. ment. will meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. at years, and in the past three * , * ^ struction area. Another Also, WilUam G. Macht Jr., Pardue was first turned over the Masonic Temple. The years an individual scout has possibility for added space to WilUam F. Macht, quitclaim NEW to Danbury police, then held on program will include a discus been named to coordinate the woidd be to partition the gym deed to property on Cherry $250,000 bond at the Bridgeport sion of the predicted log con activity, Tureck said. APPLIANCES state jail and then transferred test, and how it wiil be con nasium. Valley Rd.; and Norman and to the New Haven jail. ducted. The seediings to be planted Committee members favored Eleanor Preuss, quitclaim deed Lopes s^d Pardue was are about 18 . inches long, drawing up a broad question to William and Dorothea HOME examined by a psychiatrist Tureck said, and wili be planted naire to be sent to taxpayers if Preuss, property on Columbia Wednesday and as a result was The executive board of the about six feet apart. Tureck the Board of Education ap Lake. IMPROVEMENT transferred to the Security Volunteer League of Lutz noted that teams of scouts can by Spring Aire 4-P g. Group proves. Treatment Center at the Junior Museum wiil meet easily plant several hundred single Dresser, Mirror, Probert will attend the April Connecticut Valley Hospital in Friday at 9:30 a.m. at the seedlings an hour. Chest, Bed with Frame 17 meeting of the board and pre- museum. sent.the matter. If the b oa ^ is Middletown. ^ Tureck, pleased with par- LINCOLN BUFF 181 f ia l in agreement, a subcommittee SPRINGFIELD, Hi. 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The Only j>*. sayer Named • For Ball Teams Selectmen Argue Authbrized Collection of Use Of Grants : DONNA HOLLAND Randall Thornton, Glenn Welz THE BEATLES (Correspondent and John Isleib. VIVIAN V,^KENNE80N that there would be “ five or six The Sox team players are 6464)375 Correspondent additions to existing plants.” On Apple Records & Tapes Rosters for the town baseball Clayton Brendle, Danny He concluded that “ there would Butkas, David Carpenter, , Tel. 875-4704 leagues have been announced Use of revenue sharing funds be no problems with next year’s Michael Fefguson, Russell by Ernest Manning, secretary dominated the Board of budget because there will be Fish, Leonard Giglio, David of the Bolton Athletic Associa Selectmen meeting Tuesday added revenue.” YOUR CHOICE Groves, Billy Hoover, Richard tion. night. Selectman Charles AD Highter, Sherwood Holland, Old Town Equipment y- Farm league managers are Thifault has continuously Ton Landrey, Richard Smith Several residents of Old Kent Gunther Winkler, Tigers; Bob charged First Selectman Erwin and Scott Greene. Rd. appeared at the ^Thornton, Mets; Marshall Stoetzner with misleading Little league managers are A1 selectmen’s meeting expecting 57 Latulippe, Braves; and Gerald townspeople by saying the Hopper, Cards; Robert Gagnon, to bid on an old payloader. S e rie s Greene, Sox. revenue sharing funds cannot E a c h ; - I Giants; Mike Giglio, Yankees; At the March 27 meeting 9 .9 8 Boys who will be playing on be used simply to reduce taxes. and Don Smith, Indians. First Selectman Erwin 2 L .P . the Tiger team are Charles Stoetzner disputes this, and «^AN T Boys who will be playing for Stoetzner had released a list of S e t Anderson, Stephoi Brown, Nor cited a recent court decision in the Cards are Philip Cavanagh, town equipment that is ob man Harpin, Michael Harpin, which a town was forced to pay jifCiADS Harvey Grose, (Chris Hopper, solete, including two dump Gregg Holbrook, David Hooper, a 110% penalty for improper Mark Jensen, Greg Mahon, trucks, a grader, a payloader Tom Marshall, John Nevue, use of funds. According to the 8 Track & Cassettes I* V^ORLD OF, Steven McCurry, Bradley and a conveyor. John Sheetz, John Smith, Jon first selectman, the funds must Smith, Chris Scoares, Joseph At that time Stoetzner stated Stephens, Brian Winkler and be used for capital im * ^ jJESULTS/ White and Gary Vine. items would be advertised Selections from both albums Series 11.98 Each T im Walsh. provements in specific areas. The Giants team players are through a legal ad and opened 844 Set The Braves team boys are Stoetzner add^ that $330,000 Timmy Banks, Steven Gagnon, at the April 10 selectmen’s Jimmy Barcomb, . Douglas of the general budget falls into^ Mike Holbrook, Paul Maulucci, meeting. He blamed the change • I Want to Hold Your Bates, Barry Breslow, categories which can be • Yesterday eSgt. Pepper eOb La Di Ob La Da Robert Morrone, Mike on delay of legal advice as to Hand Christopher Moranos, Vincent covered by revenue sharing. He • Norwegian Wood •All You Need Is Love •Get Back Ouellette, David Teller, Gordon whether a town meeting was •Can’t Buy Me Love Morrone, Scott Minicucci, also said that the $220,000 in •Michelle eFool On A Hill oHere Comes the Sun Shepardsoh and Jeff Winkler. necessary to approve the ac •Hard Day’s Night Michael Myette, Sean Neath, federal revenue funds to be • Eleanor Rigby •Magical Mystery Tour •Octopus Garden Playing for the Yankees will tion- •And I Love Her Tommy Paggoli, Lee Schiavet- spent tiext year will actually •Yellow Submarine oHey Jude •Let It Be be Donald Aspinall, Bruce Stoetzner tbld the delegation •Ticket to Ride ti, Jimmy Wilson and Ronald lower the mill rate by 4 mills, Bates, Roger Bolduc, David that the legal ad would appear Maynard. or at least prevent a 4mill in Cloutier, Greg Gram, Glen this Friday a n d ^ ^ t the bids Boys playing on the Mets crease. This is based on $50,000 Giglio, Steven Holcombe, would be opened ^at the next y team are Travis Cassells, Gark equalling one mill. selectmen’^ meetiiqL on April Dixon, Brad Lessard, Michael Thomas Maneggia, Patrick SPECIAL Projected commercial and 24. Myette, Raymong Myette, Lynch, Peter McCarrick, Kevin industrial growth is $5 million William Nevue and Joe (ivian, Jeffrey Peterson, Chris dollars according to Stoetzner. Stephens. Ahput Town Rich, Adam Teller, Seth Teller, He reported that this was The Indians team boys are learned in several recent Charles Avens, Michael Full Gospel Christian Fel meetings with the Planning and Bushnell, Matthew Dreselly, lowship, Interdenominational, Zoning Commission. British Reject Martin Ferguson, Jeffrey will have a Bible study and ojlen Stoetzner could not say who Senior Citizens Enjoy International Dinner Jahnke, James Kowalshyn, discussion tonight at 7:30 at OFFERn Death Penalty would be building them, but Jaan Laius, David Minicucci, Orange Hail. Frank Lattuca Jr., at left, coordinator of the Food Services Curriculum at/Manchester D.S. AIR FORCE Stephen Minicucci, Andrew Community College, oversees the “ International Dinner” presented for senior citizens at . “FAT BOY” DIET LONDON (AP) - British Paggioli, Kenneth Stenhouse the Senior Citizens Center Tuesday night. The Catering Management Cour^ in the Food L o se 5 Lbs. P e r Week! DAYS legislators firmly rejected and Chris Ursin. Service Management Program offers students an opportunity to experience several types Tolland Miracle diet^plans insult your intelligence. You today a bid to re-introduce Bulletin Board of catering service. Students plan, prepare, serve, and manage complete buffets for 100 of capital punishmerft. didn’t get fat overnight and you won’t get slim Girl Scout cadettes will meet the senior citizens. Organization is the key factor in Off-The-Premises Catering, accor^ng > The death penalty for murder All Pickwick Records and Tapes overnight. Anybody that promises you otherwise is FOR at the town hall tonight at 7:30. to Lattuca. Menu included roast loin of pork with sauce, old fashioned com pudding, was abolish^ in 1965. In a vote after your money. You want to lose weight not Meetings will be held at the Only Two Bids molded spring salad, tossed green salad with French dressing, assorted relishes, for honparty lines in the House town hall until further notice. money. Right? oFCommons, members decided homemade corabread, pastries and beverages. This event concludes monthly dinners Pack 57 Webelos will meet Reduced For This Sale! Thousands of men and women have lost weight THE by 320-178 that there was no prepared by the students for this season. (Herald photo by Pinto) tonight at 7:30 at St. Maurice On School Buses L.P. Series 8 Track Tape with the “Fat Boy” diet. U.S. Air Force Flight sur ^ good case to bring back the (^urch. Series 4.98 hangman’s noose or any alter passenger ■ Ford bus was A198 geons and dietitians recommend the “Fat Boy” Spaghetti Dinner VIVIAN V. KENNESON diet. It is a no starvation diet an average person can PRICE OF native method. Bolton High School class of received from Brainard Ford (Campaigners for the return of Correspondent Truck Sales; however, it could easily follow at home^ work, or while toveling. If “ 74” will hold its 3rd annual Tel. 875-4704 ALL Sen. Pell Proposes Plan fad diets were everything they claim (frankly - the hangman’s noose claim that spaghetti dinner April 28 at St. not guarantee delivery date. they’re not!), the Air Force would use them and not Here^s how it works: guerrillas in Northern Ireland George Episcopal (Church. School Superintendent Dr. A report by transportation MUSICAL can kill police officers and There will be three sittings Kenneth MacKenzie i;eported to chairman CSiarles Mayer stated the “Fat Boy” diet. Common sense tells you the British soldiers fighting the in two of the three “ mini” For Federal School Aid U.S. Air Force research facilities are superior to Just bring in or maii in the coupon with your waht ad and for the dinner; the first at 4:30, the Board of Education last CATEGORIES . . . surrection there with little the second at 5:30 and the last night that only two out of five vehicles used for special educa block grants to the states those of a mere fad diet promoter. Take advantage piace you ad for 3 days at our regular rates and we’ll run WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. that exceeded five per cent of chance of being executed if they at 6:30 p.m. bus bids sent out were return^. tion will not be operable for the several of the present major of their research — after all, your taxes paid for it. it 3 more days at no additional cost. On a 15 word ad ROCK.. .COUNTRY Claiborne Pell proposed a new his income. This would apply to are captured. You may obtain tickets by According to MacKenzie, fall. categorical programs including federal aid plan for the nation’s a homeowner who paid the tax “Fat Boy” diet money-back guarantees a loss of Opponents of hanging claim contacting any class member specifications were for 16- The board voted to allow the much of the Elementary and FOLK. . . public schools as an alternative directly or to a renter who paid 5 lbs. per week. That is 20 lbs. in only 30 days — the death penalty is barbaric or calling Brial Grisel, 649-9700. passenger and 60-passenger superintendent and Mayer to Secondary Education Act, the to President Nixon’s special it indirectly. that’s really a lotl^fry lifting 20 lbs. sometime. If and point to past hanging where There will be a limited number buses, with delivery between get quotes from Monroe Bus After the first year, states biggest federal aid program. EASY LISTENING revenue sharing for education. you are tired of carrying your extra weight, you “ mistakes” may have been of tickets available at the door. July 1 and Aug. 15. E.P. Hayes Co. on contracting services, and The plan suggested by Pell, would have to continue the It would make available $2.7 You Save *2.25 made and innocent people then to decide whether to owe it to yourself to try the “Fat Boy” diet. (Cost of the tickets is $2 for an bid $7,200.99 on a 16-seater and, rebates with Washington paying billion next fiscal year com chairman of the Senate educa executed. . adult and $1.25 for a child.. as an alternate to a 60-seater, purchase buses or to contract pared to about $3 billion allotted Send only $2.00 ($2.25 for Rush Service) — cash is ; V ■ • : tion subcommittee, includes one-third of the cost. Offer Good Only With Coupon! The menu includes spaghetti bid $9,975 on a 66-seat Inter two mini buses, whichever Nixon’s special revenue for the sep'arate programs in is O.K. — to Raven International, P.O. Box. 3773, extension of two major aid '' with meatballs, salad, roll with national. A bid of $8,347 for a 60- would be the minimum cost. sharing proposal would fold into the current year. Dept. FB, Santa Barbara, California 93105. ___ Pickwick Deluxe 3 Record Sets programs; per-pupil grants to T*«rT;T butter, coffee, tea, and or milk,. school districts; property-tax Wage Increases Less and ice cream. rebates, and incentives to and 8 Track Stereo Tapes Washington _ Wage-rate Bolton Homemakers states that equalize expen DON’T GET SPRING YARD CHORE BACKACHES THIS YEAR increases in major collective- ^ Iton Homemakers, who are thi biy of tho yair...21'* ditures among districts. ■ft-If *'"•* bargaining settlements ap- affiliated with the Tolland SoH-PropolM mowor with Pell said in a prepared Senate L.P. Series ‘ proved in 1972 averaged 6.4 per County Extension Service, will 3V^H.P.,BtSEnflM E598 speech that the Nixon proposal cent a year over the life of the meet April 17, from 10 a.m. un- “ is simply a less attractive ver ccmtract, down from the aver- til 2 p.m., at Herrick Memorial sion of the education-revenue age 8.1 per cent level in _19'71, park. sharing bill we found so unat LetAgway power the Bureau of Labor Statistics program planned will be tractive in the last Congress.” reports. about Polish fowl. The Rhode Island Democrat predicted there would be little support for the new administra E O l _ I S E tion measure but promised bis equipmeiit do the work! 'AGWAY.I 1 panel would give it a fair POW-R-PRO hearing. FORD 14 HP LAWN & GARDEN TRACTOR Pell’s alternative package Big, tough and ready to handle all your i:, . would include these features: !?ieaily tiresome, time-consuming yard work gives you —A four-year extension of .in a fraction of the time! Hydrostatic dual I ■ ■ present major federal aid range transmission Is foot controlled and Calories and Low Carbohydrates programs including the lets you drive this tractor like an automatic GROUNDS Dr. Afkins’ Elementary and Secondary car; reach speeds of 7.1 m.p.h. without Carbohydrates Daily Gram Counter EMucation Act and aid for areas shifting or clutching! Quick-attach hook Diet Revolution with concentrations of federal MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Pub. C up implement system, tubular steel frame, Pub. Pub. employes. But he said these adjustable padded seat, built-in safety List might well be revised as the ‘‘SPECIAL OFFER” List \ $ i® io O O ^ start and more. Teat drive it today! 6.95 7.95 5.57 subcommittee works on the Days for The IICUSTOMER CARE 5.75 The anti-overweight, heavy Lose weight without hunger or By Barbara Kraus. Book gives bill. ■ ■EVERYWHERE I both calories and carbohydrates weight, use it with Dr. Atkins’ —A new general aid program f 'I'jl Dopl'ndvible Service pills. The high calorie way to stay Price of for brand names and basic foods. diet. Delicious way to lose of $100 paid to school districts slim. Almost 1 million copies The dieter’s best triend. weight. for each child enrolled in a Coupons must be presented at The Herald no later than 5 P.M., April 13„ 7 4 7 P R a n g e sold. ______or postmarked no later than 5 P.M., April 13. school, plus $25 per child for Jet-Fast Oven Cleaning - Takes only those whose family income is TFFEREXPIRES APRIL 13. 5 P.M. -s- 30 seconds to set controls less than $4,000, roughly the poverty level for a family of Masterwork four. This would not start until 9 5 1976. «109 Honie Music Center —Federal payments of up to i9 5 To Place Your Want Ad 10 per cent of a state’s aid-to- • Pyrolytic oven deans *9;95 Heavy Duly | Q education program if the state htelf etectricoHy, biduding ibelvet, ovon (ANSI GRASS BAG r adopts plans to equalize educa door, window and during this Special tion expenditures among school Model suifaco onit drip pans BP8-121 districts. This would begin in AGWAY AGWAY 22" Event • Hi-Spaad Surface Unit 1977. 18" ROTARY MOWER SELF-PROPELLED has 4”. 8", or 8" heat h a t u u s in c iu d i > ■ Top quelity polyelhylerM hsevy-duty —A new plan of rebates to You get a lot of mower for this PHONE Mo .V/ i -!i ■ ' - I V.- ’ .-•■'.'i t , . . . • Y 7^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 12,1973- PAGE TWENTY-FIVB PAGE TWEWTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. r. Conn., Thurs., April 11.1W3 taken care of the necessary shredding and around 1,000 degrees and at a presmre of grinding.. around l,000psig—pounds per square inch Vernon —The areas with the highest concen- gauge—thus allowing the gas produced to Killian Critical 'f ‘Simplistic^ Fire Calls Cow Manure Potential Pipeline Gas Fuel traion of cattle feed are also areas of high be injected into ga( transmission lines natural gas production — so gas transmis without recompression. The Town Fire Department is Planners Okay Ramada Inn Bid ■ By The Associated Press Herman Feldmann ! the U.S. Bureau of wastes to clean energy processes. He con natural gas plant” is what Feldmann calls sion lines are usually available. 0 About 40 per cent of the carbra in the still investigating a Tuesday DALLAS, Tex. (AP) — There may be Mines in Pittsburgh told delegates to the tends that if an economic way of doing this it. For example: —Experiments show that cattle manure P roblem S' Jutions manure is converted with the hydrogen. night fire that considerably Fiano, who constructed the gold in them thar’ cow chips. liMth national meeting of the American can be found, the solid waste disposal —^ttle manure is abundant, and the is easily converted to a gas having a Valentino R. Fiano, before the Zoning Board of El Camino Shopping Plata to greater beating value than could be gotten The remaining portion of the carbon is Thomas J. Meskill’s prqxisal to damaged a two-car garage at Chemists say cattle manure can be con Chemical Society all about it. Only he problem could be solved and the clean size and concentration of feed lots HARTFORD (AP) - Atty. Manchester developer, has Appeals as additional eating the west of, the site of the by converting coal or naphtha, a volatile used for the production of hydrogoi, so establish a hospital cost amtrol have the ability to accomplish “We see government fran the rear of 71 Chestnut St. verted into pipeline gas by mixing the calls it “hydrogasification of cattle energy shortage alleviated. simplify its collection in the amounts Gen. Robert Killian says the been granted a special permit places have been banned ajong proposed inn,'said the inn would petroleum. that the only residue remaining after con commission are “simplistic the things we say we’e going to tically trying to curry popular After responding to the call, drived manure with hydrogen; which reacts manure to pipeline gas.” required for reasonably sized gas plants. bill to restore capital punish for ccmstruction of a Ramada Rt. 30 and Rt. 83. generate len traffic than the How is it done? verting the manure to pipeline gas is the answers to very complex accomplish.” favor by promising controls on firemen sounded a 2-2-2 signal toTorm methane and ethane, the major Feldmann says the Bureau of Mines is Which brings us back to cattle manure. —The manure requires no preparation, ment in Connecticut and Gov. Inn-Mtotel on Rt. 30 in Vernon Fiano’s attorney, Sol plaza does. He said the motel Feldmann says the reaction occurs at sterile inorganic ash. problems.’’ Kiilian said the issue of the prices of* selected products for assistance from off-^ty Kerensky, told the Planning constituents of natural gas. developing technology to convert solid “An attractive feed stock for a synthetic apart from partial drying. *^0 cow has capital punishment has been — here meat, there hospital firemen and volunteers. but stUl has to be cleared with (traffic is usually heaviest the Zoning Commission before Commission that the Ramada ‘“The national mood makes it packaged by public officiais to costs — without any regard for before and after the usual peak work can start. Inn will not be built unless a traffic times. Rockville very tempting for government mislead people into thinking the continually escalating price restaurant can be included. tenders to act the demagogue— that the death sentence will of all the ingredients ^ t go Representatives of two WORLD The Planning Commission If the task force recommen churches, St. John’s Episcqud Hospital to offer easy solutions which reduce the incidence of crime. into making up the price of dations are followed then Fiano solve nothing, but which give “What I think I object to most those products,” he said. had been holding up on its deci and Sacred Heart Roman sion until the mayor’s Zoning will also have to present a Catholic, both near the Notes the illusion of action,’’ Killian is that this is being presented to Unless you control the cost of detailed study or traffic flow said Wednesday night in a people as a ciu^all, a panacea, things that the hospital must Task Force came forth with its proposed site oq Rt. 30, in Admitted Wednesday : Louis report and recommendations. plan which would include dicated their churches were in Lavitt, Hiilsdale Dr., speech to the Hartford County that will solve all crime in the .buy in able to function, you projected patterns and volume Medical Association. street,” he said. “According to can’t control the cost,” he said, After granting approval for the favor of having the Ramada Rockviile; Robert restaurant-motel, the conunis- of traffic, use of signs and plans constructed. historicai precedence that just adding he didn’t think Meskill’s for deceleration lanes. - SRM. Wojciechowski Jr., Overbrook plan would do that. sion indicated it would send a Rd., Vernon; Shirley Roy, Staf ,The Connecticut House voted is not true.” Wednesday to reinstitute the “We had the death penalty in Asked if his opposition to letter to the Zoning Conunis- ford b rin g s; Phyllis Gauvin, sion requesting that task force Vernon Ave., Rockville; Mae death sentence for six specified this state for over 300 years and these administration-back crimes, including the death of a it did not alter the picture of measures had politicai recommendations be con Johndrow, Stafford Springs; sidered. William Johnson, Wilshire Rd., drug user c a u ^ by heroin, crime,” Killain said. “This has ramifications, Killian said he is Celebrating was on the unpopular side of Vernon; Linda LaCounte, cocaine or methadone sold by a proven in the past not to be a If the Zoning Commission both issues. And, if he were in Business checking accounts Terrace Dr., Rockville. non-addict. And the Senate ap deterrent.” abides by this request it will proved Meskill’s proposal to Killian added that controlling terested in the polls, Killian mean that Fiano will have to go Personal chocking accounts. Discharged Wednesday; hold down rising hospital costs rising hospital prices also is a said he would Ik supporting The 1972 hurricane sea by creating a commission to very politically popular issue. capital punishment. son was the quietest in 42 Mary Sobolewski, Franklin St., years according to the Na Ufa Insurance on loans. the Opening of the Rockville; Cheryl-Ann Mantlik, oversee hospital budgets. “It’s easy to say we should 'The attorney general has have lower hospital costs, and been mentioned as a possible tional Hurricane Center. Cassidy Hill, Tolland; Deborah The low hurricane activity “There are no easy this cure and that cure,” he Democratic gubernatorial can About Town REFUND of .99% APR for Isleib, Madison St., answers,’’ Killian said in a was., attributed to three Manchester; Robin Thomas, said. “But can we do these didate in 1974, and his political unusual conditions—lower A Swedish bake sale, spon telephone interview after his things we’re saying we’re strength was recently tested prompt loan payment. High St., South Windsor; speech. “ I’m not sure that we sea temperatures in the sored by Scandia Lodge, Vasa Gregory Biancardi, Deerfield doing?” against Meskill’s in poll com Atlantic, a stationary inter- Order of America, will be held PULUNG HIS UP, WU- Dr., Vernon; Steven Migneault, missioned by the Hartford tropical convergence zone Saturday at 10 a.m. at House liam R. Merriam, former “NEW ” Main Office With MANCHESTER STATE BANK Bailey Circle, Rockville. Times. and widely varied wind cur and Hale’s on Main St. head of the International rents, The World Almanac Proceeds will benefit the 1041 MAIN St., MANCHESTER Telephone and Telegraph’s Also: James Goetcheus, Rt. Vernon “I’ll continue to speak out on notes. Officials at the hur Manchester High School Open Sat 9 A.M. - Noon office In Washington, pre 74, Tolland; Eleanor Rauschen- issues,” Killian said. “I’m not ricane center could not ex Scholarship Fund. pares to field another ques bach, Wapping Wood Rd., running for anything else.” plain ~what factors created Mombor FDIC tion before the Senate For Rockville; Sharon Sherman, these weather conditions. eign Relations subcommit-, Lodir Rd., Rockville; Oscar tee on multinational corpo Yaenicke Jr., Rt. 8, Vernon; $4,500 Sum Voted ration activities. The sub Bertha Walker, Ellington Rd., committee is InvesUgatlng South Windsor; Marie Dantus, efforts to wrest power from Regan Rd., Rockville. For School Alarms Chile’s President Salvador AUende. The Board of Education has doing some of the schools is ...this means that you get appropriated 34,500 from its because they will not be readily current budget to install adaptable to conversion and the REHABILITATION monitoring systems in six of the work will have to involve major OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Ex- town’s schools and to expand installations. BookPrizes baitk robber Clifford Davis has the receivers at the Vernon been hired as an investigator in Police Station. The schools readily converted the public defender’s office The board has been con already have speaker talk-back Awarded here. cerned about the vandalism oc systems in each room. ’The FREE GiFTS for Saving Public Defender Frank others do not have speakers in Morrison said he decided to curring at the schools and the NEW YORK (AP) - National amount of money it has to pay the rooms but rather hang-up Book Await! judges have named hire Davis, 46, after Davis type handsets. came to his office and said he to replace windows and such. dual winners in the fiction and and the opportunity to might be able to help because Until such time as all of the The multi-channel receiver history categories for the first of his experience. schools have the monitoring amplifier located at the police time in the 24-year history of Employment of an ex system, the board does not station will have an amplifier the literary prizes. convict by the public defender’s want it made public which ones for each school with light in Sharing the fiction prize were office here is a first and is will be done immediately and dicator and a volume control. “Chimera,” by John Barth, and probably a rare situation which will have to wait. This will cost about 32,500 of the You’re aate at home with “Augustus,” by John Williams. nationwide, Morrison said. giimprivtiey wHh depo/ft •5.000. The reason for the delay in appropriated, 34,500. Barth and Williams are WiN a PortabieTV I Wood Ovortioad depo/It •lOO GARAGE professors of English. o r a or more and take home a D U C O K A T I V a The history prize was split or more and take home a wwm DOORS between “The Children of Fi»*cstonc The last word In dependable Pride: A True Story of Georgia Manchester Sesquicentermial Medallion A protection and smooth opera free gift and the Civil War,” by Robert tion . . . your first choice for top- Myers, and “Judenrat; The free gift dollar value! Many styles to choose from, all with weather- Jewish Councils in Eastern or deposit $1,000 and 0et tight closures, lifetime guaran Europe, Under Nazi Oc- Now is the time to start saving regularly at S.B. M. 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Conn., Thura., April 12, 1973 Th e MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 12, 1973 - PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN I The Dry Side M ets Get Fast-Breaking Celtics I of Sports Nationai Ledgi^ I East f . W L Pot iSB From Bullpen New York 3 0 1.000 Win When They Do By Dean R. Yost Pittsburg 3 0 1.000, •It. CMcago 2 1 ■0f?l NEW YORK (AP) - The Hennigan break the ice. It’s He gave up a single to Jose Braves-Padres secutive home runs and Joe Philadelphia 1 2 , BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Celtics, at least this year, the third period for protesting a foul call on one of his New York Mets needed a encouraging to know you can Cruz, a walk to Tim Hank Aaron drove in three Morgan tripled home a run Montreal 1 3 .250 2Vi have been a fast-break, run-andshoot team. When they players, commented: St. Louis 0 4 .000 3% stopper to get the last out of get help from another guy.” McCarver and a two-out runs with the 674th homer of to key a long-ball attack that don’t play that way, they seem to run into trouble. “ Everytime we got a rebound, we got a foul. I couldn’t West the game and in came Phil In the other. National single to Ted Sizeinore that his career to lead Atlanta’s carried Cincinnati past Los “ We were calling so many plays we weren’t running like believe it.” However Heinsohn was also concerned by toe Spring Sizxler San Francisco 5 1 .838 Hennigan. Phil Hednigan? League games, the Atlanta scored tlie Cardinals’ fourth victory. It was the first of Angeles. Don GMillett we should,” Jo Jo White said in toe dressing room breakdown of his club’s fast break. March 25 was to be the opening day of the 1973 NASCAR Houston 4 2 .687 1 Normally, you’d expect Braves defeated the San run. the season for Aaron, in pur secured his first victory of Wednesday after toe Celtics shook off a halftime deficit “ We just were not running,” he said. “ You have to keep modified stock car racing season. It’s presently April 12 Cincinnati 3 2 .600 1% Tug McGraw in a situation Diego Padres 81;‘the Cincin Then New York Manager suit of Babe Ruth’s record the season, limiting the and defeated toe Atlanta Hawks 108-101 in toe fifth game of the pressure on. We just were not keeping toe pressure on and not one modified race has been completed. Atlanta 2 3 .4lW 2% like that. But this was one of nati Reds tu rn ^ back the Yogi Berra looked to the 714 homers. Dodgers to six hits in eight their National Basketball Association quarterfinal playoff. them.” The drivers are walking around the pits restless, the car San Diego 2 4 .388 8 those rare instances where Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1 and bullpen, something he usual The blast, Aaron’s first in innings. Pedro Borbon and Los Angeles 1 5 .167 4 “ In toe second half, we said we just had to let toe plays Havlicek led the Boston attack with 32 points, two less owners are wondering how they can pay for their expen the high-salaried relief the San Francisco Giants ly doesn’t do with McGraw 13 at-bats, cam e in the sixth Tom Hall finished, up after W ednesday’s GaniefS' go and start running,” White continued. “ That’s how we than Maravich. sive winter creations, and the fans are edgy worrying pitcher needed help himself. nipped the Houston Astros 5- on the mound. inning and provided in Gullett injured his left foot Chicago at Pittsburgh, cold got back in the game.” “ The second half was played toe way we are accustomed whether they will be able to see a race again McGraw, who had entered 4. “I can’t keep going to surance for Atlanta right-, in the ninth. Atlanto 8, San Diego 1 to playing, and things followed their course,” Havlicek A year ago, over 11,000 turned out for the Spring Sizzler, Mets-Cards Down 54-46 at intermission, largely due to a SS^per rant the game in the eighth in McGraw all the time,” said hander Gary Gentry, who ‘Cincinnati, 4, Los Angeles 1 said. an 80-lap event that opened the season at Stafford field goal performance, toe (Celtics opened up in toe final ning in relief of starter It was one of those Berra. “ Resides, we wanted pitched a sif-hitter. Giants-Asiros San Francisco 5, Houston 4 The winner of the series will play the New York Knidcs Speedway and paid winner Fred DeSarro $2,250 for the New York 5, St. Louis 4. two quarters, and, aided by accurate free throw shooting, Jerry Koosman, couldn’t familiar scenes in St. Louis to find out what Hennigan Dave Johnson had three San Francisco whipped for the Eastern Conference Cihampionship. The Knicks richest payoff ever in New England moidified racing Other clubs not schedytod puUd toe game out. Atlanta kept it close behind the survive the ninth as the Car with McGraw coming in could do.” singles and drove in two Houston on Willie eliminated the Baltimore Bullets in their series. history. Thursday’s -Gait^ shooting of Pete Maravich and Lou Hudson, but White and dinals scored a run before from the bullpen in the late Hennigan, obtained from runs in the Braves’ 12-hit at McCovery’s two-run homer Fitzsimmons expects the (teltics-Hawks’ playoffs will go This season the Sizzler changed hands. The creators, New York (Seaver 1-0) At San John Havlicek countered as Boston made it 3-2 in the bowing 5-4 to Hennigan’s innings to preserve a 5-3 Cleveland in an off-season tack against loser Clay Kir in the bottom of the ninth. the best-of-seven limit. Dick Berggren, Bruce Cohen and Lew Boyd, will be spc- Francisco (Bradley 0-D, series Yi^ch goes back to Atlanta Friday. clutch pitching. lead. The star left-hander trade, came into the game by and three other San Diego The Giant slugger hit his “ We plan to be back in Boston to play for toe seventh tators as the Stafford management now controls the rights Chicago (Pappas )0-0) at “ I was wild, plus I was issued a walk and a single in with men on first and second pitchers. game-winning shot off “ We won’t set up as many plays toe next game,” Paul game,” he said, “ but we know it’s not going to be easy. to the 80-lap grind. Pittsburgh (Blass 0-0), N high,” said McGraw. “ I’m the eighth inning before and induced Bemie Carbo to reliever Mike Cosgrove Montreal (Moore^^0-0), at Silas of toe Celtics said. “ We’ll have to freelance more.” ’They’re a great team.” Eager to get their cars on the track, and bring home Reds-Dodgers always disappointed when I working out of trouble, then lift a fly to Rich Chiles in after a leadoff walk to Chris Philadelphia (LohgboiflMI), N Echoing White and Silas was Don Chaney, who is back in In Wednesday’s only other basketball action, Kentucky some much-needed green, are over 130 drivers seeking the don’t get the job done, of made more problems for center for the game-ending Tony Perez and Cesar Speier. Atlanta (Dobson 0-1) At San his starting position after suffering a groin muscle pull. defeated Carolina 113-103 to take a 1-0 advantage in the $14,000 record purse, which will pay over $2,000 to the course. But it’s nice to have himself in the ninth. out. ‘ Geronimo smacked con Diego (Norman (Mi), N . “ You have to run some plays,” Chaney said, “ but too ABA’S Eastern Division finals. winner. Cincinnati (Billinglu|m^) at many and you have guys standing still. The main thing is Tonight Utah and Indiana will meet in the opening game Drivers from Maine, Bobby Turner, to Virgina, Paul Los Angeles (Messersmlth 0-0), moving around.” of the ABA’S Western Division finals at Salt Lake City. Radford, will be representing the 10-state entry list. N ' > That’s the way some of toe players saw the game. The At (Charlotte, N.C., the Kentucky Colonels had a good se Qualifying will com e through five 15-lap heats and two 20- coaches, however, were more concerned about the number cond half too, the last six minutes of toe final quarter, that lap consolation events to decide the 33-car starting field. American League of fouls called during the game. is. Wendell Ladner hit two three-point goals and scored a TOe mark of 20.79, set by DeSarro last summer, will still F ast Ball W orking, East Looking Back on the Local Sports Scene “ I’m sorry it turped into a free throw game,” Cotton total of 10 points as toe Ctolonels outscored toe (tougars 24-8 be intact as the Sizzler is rolled off, due to no time trials. W L Pet GB Fitzsimmons, Atlanta coach said. “ They (referees) called in toe final six minutes to gain the come-from-behind vic 2 Baltimore 3 0 1.000 Remember the National Guards' basketball team during the 1921-32 season^ Front it very tig^t; it was not called like toe other games. But we tory and go one-up in toe ABA’s Eastern Division flnals. Boston 3 0 1.00 row, Henry (Hank) McCann, Harold Mattson, Clarence (^ p ) Gustafson, Howard lost because of bur play.” The Kentucky scoring was topped by Rick Mount’s 31 Cleveland 2 2 .500 IVk (Gob) Turkington, Jasoti Chapman. Rear, Coach Will Clarke, Ernie Dowd, Walter Fitzsimmons said his team doesn’t shoot free throws points. Dan Issel added 24 while Ladner finished with 19. Stottlemyre Wins Detroit 1 2 .333 2 (Ty) Holland, Chris (Huck) McHale, John Tierney, Manager Jim NeilL that well, adding that toe (Cities “shot like always from Billy Cunningham’s 25 points paced toe Cougars, who took Tracks Reschedule Dates New York 1 4 .200 3 ED.NOTE: This is the first o f a series o f photos of Manchester athletic teams that toe free throw line.” the regular season series against Kentucky 6-5 while Milwaukee 0 2 .000 2Vk Boston Coach Tom Heinsohn, who got a technical call in finishing first in the ABA East. Snow, plus a steady rain Sunday, forced postponement of will be carried in connection with the sesquicentennial celebration edition in June. West Seekonk Speedway’s opener. Once delayed by the Mar NEW YORK (AP) - Mel “ Munson helped,” the Yankee Kansas City 4 1 .800 Stottlemyre knew before he ever right-hander said. “ He stayed on me. tinsville Classib and the rain, Seekonk will have to wait California 3 2 .600 1 another week due to the Sizzler. stepped to the mound Wednesday that He told me what a great fast ball I had Minnesota 3 2 .600 1 |Sftft5¥:!ft9SSSft?::*¥:PrO Hockcy Ployoff PlctUrC Tommy Aaron in Limelight With the Connecticut River receding. Riverside Park, he would have to pitch a pretty good and he made me believe it.” Chicago 1 1 .500 IVk usually the first track to run a feature, will open its games ball game if the New York Yankees The Yankees got Stottlemyre the Oakland 1 3 .250 2^ Saturday with a 50-lap event. United Stock Car Racing were going to win their first game of only run he needed in the second in Texas 0 3 .000 3 Club is again the sanctioning body. the 1^3 American League baseball ning on an RBI-single by ex-Indian Wednesday's Games ST.JAMES- Shirley Schultz Offers Roll HisWay Steve Evonsion, defending track champion, is reportedly season. GIraig Nettles. Munson singled home New York 4, Cleveland 0 Crusaders Pull Plug | 127, Sally PhilUps 133. going NASCAR this season. another run in the fourth and Kansas City 9, Texas 6 Thompson Speedway, also twice postponed due to wet That’s because the Yankees were up designated hitter Johnny Callison Boston at Milwaukee, snow BLOSSOMS- Carol Gardella conditions, will attempt to open April 29 with a special against Cleveland’s Gaylord Perry, delivered two more with a base hit in Oakland 12, Chicago 2 146-389, Olga Colla 140-150378. After Masters Win California 4 , Minnesota 1 On Blazers’ Season I three-for-one program. The super-modifieds will be joined who has been known to be somewhat the eighth. Baltimore 3, Detroit 1,12 in PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) — Tommy Aaron picked up by the Late Model Sportsman and the sleek Formula stingy with runs. Bobby Murcer had three of the 12 ELKS- Ray Beauregard 145- nings 143-401, Bob Pagano 145-370, $30,000 for his victory in the Masters, the most that tourna Fords. “ Against Perry, you’d better come Yankee hits against Perry. Murcer make matters worse, lost their top Thursday’s Games NEW YORK (AP) - It can only be Stan Juros 139, Joe Desimone close to a shutout or forget it,” said reached the controversial Indian ment ever has awarded. But that could be just a small por Cleveland (Tidrow 0-1) at described as a m ercy killing. goalie Bernie Parent in a money dis 138, Gene Richardson 143-363, Stottlemyre. The Yankee ace came tion of toe reward to the quiet, softspoken veteran from pitcher for only two hits all last New York (Kline 0-1) 'The Cleveland Crusaders pulled the* pute after toe opening game of toe Ernie Pepin 143-370, Bob better than close. He delivered a 4-0 Calloway Gardens, Ga. season. What made the difference? Oakland (Hunter 0-1) at plug on the Philadelphia Blazers’ series. Parent refused to play unless Talmadge 148-385, A1 Pirkey whitewashing, limiting the Indians to “ I’ve already had some offers for endorsements and Trentonian 300 “ Well,” said Murcer, “ I know what Chicago (Bahnsen 04)) season Wednesday ni{^t defeating the Blazers deposited a check which 141-385, Mike Denhup 379, Hank just two hits. things like toat,” Aaron said before teeing off today in toe A1 Unser, one of the Super Team trio, will be at Tfenton he’s going to throw. It’s, always a Baltimore (McNally 1-0) at them 6-2 for a 4-0 sweep and thus en would guarantee his fiveyear $750,(XX) Michaud 359, Joe Pagano 137- Eight walks kept him in trouble but Detroit (Lolich 0-1) first round of toe $150,000 Monsanto Open golf tournament, Speedway Sunday for the Trentonian Split 300, featuring spitter. He changes speeds With it and ding, for this season at least, another contract. 396. Stottlemyre explained that. moves it around. Last year I tried to Texas (Bosman 0-1) at Kan an event he really didn’t want to play. the Indy champ cars. saga in Philadelphia’s growing list of “ But I haven’t yet done anything about them.” “ I had an outstanding fast ball that pull against him. This year, I decided sas City (Simpson 1-0), N In toe second game of toe series, HOME ENGINEERS - Jan Two 150-lap races will makeup the event. Joining Unser (AP photo) sports failures. was exploding and I had trouble Only games schedule Philadelphia was forced to play 40- McKenney 177, Doris Dickinson Some promoters have estimated that a major victory, in the ‘super team’ are veterans Mario Andretti and defen I’d go to left field on him.” In other WHA playoff, a ction keeping it in the strike zone,” he said. year-old Marcel Paille, who had hot 198-175-520, Roberta Griffin 177- such as the Masters, could be worth as much as $1 million. ding national driving champion, Joe Leonard. / Carlton Fisk One Happy Fellow Cleveland Manager Ken Wednesday night Winnipeg beat “ But it was so good I had to stay with played since Christmas night. ’The 460, Dolores Lewis 214-551, Aaron had committed to play in this tournament long Glastonbury native, Dennis Zimmerman, who won the Aspromonte shrugged of Murcer’s Minnesota 3-2 in overtime to i^ve the Catoy Bohjalian 166, Phyllis it, despite the control problems.” Blazers lost that game 7-1 and then before his Monday triumph at Augusta, Ga. And he 1071 Rookie-of-the-Year honors at Indianapolis, will be After Receiving A.L, Rookie-of-Year Award recipe for success against Perry. Jets a 3-1 lead in their best-of-7 Heritage 190-477, Jenftie Leggitt Catcher Thurman Munson con switched to 20-year-old Yves Archam- honored toat commitment although he said he’s very tired missing from the Trenton classic. “ Why doesn’t he give lectures on quarter-final series and Los Angeles 482, Hildur Zawistowski 469. vinced Stottlemyre to stick with bauit. The rookie goaltender, who had and emotionally drained. New England’s only hope will be Bently Wdrren from hitting when he goes O-for-4?” asked defeated Houston 3-2 to take a 2-1 edge speed. ^ been battling mononucleosi^ and toe “ If they had some of toe big namea-Palmer, Nicklaus, Massachusetts, a former modified racing star who ven Aspromonte. in that series. WEDNESDAY WIVES - Anne Eastern Hockey League before his Ruggles 197-183-516, Celeste Trevino-here I’d probably have withdrawn,” he said. tured into big-time racing. >. - The Blazers’ woes began early. Draft Choice promotion, stopped 18 Cleveland shots Doyer 4B1. “ But toey’re not here'and that makes it tough. I feel I owe This will be the final tune-up for the ^Indy machines Vida Blue and Athletics in Romp :^ e y were Uie last franchise admitt^ while losing 31. something to toe game. Maybe this is a way of paying part before the May 30 Indy 500. ■ • into the le d ^ e and were therefore the Archambault was again in the nets COMMERCIAL - Russ of toe debt.” last to organize. The team’s troubles Wednesday night and toe results were Willhide 135-150-410, George With Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Lee Trevino Yankee Hope increased when they enticed Derek the same. The teams were tied after Burgess 143-379, Dick skipping toe tournament, Aaron ranks as toe No. 1 gate at Grinavich 159-361, Jim Sanderson to jump to the WHA by toe first period when the Crusaders traction in toe 144-man field that started on the 6,679-yard, Colangelo 152-384, Fred Rlccio (AP photo) Human Error Spells Doom offering him a multimillion dollar par 71 Pensacola Country Club course. WEST HAVEN — The New York Yankees will be looking scored three goals before toe second 140-352, Fred Oakes 144-358, Introducing Intra-Squad Tilts contract. But money can’t buy hap period was five minutes old and that Other standouts include J.C. Snead, runner-up to Aaron in this direction during the next few months for an indica piness, especially in Philadelphia. Lamar Dick 135-357, Ed Spence Socratea, mascot of the Connecticut Wildcats, and was toe<^^ries— and toe season. 139-374, Ron Sponheimer 385, at Augusta, defending champion Dave Hill, Australian tion of when 18-year-old pitcher Scott McGregor might be 19th Hole “ This isn’t worth all the money in the For Tigers in 12th Frame In Minnesota, Norm Beaudin Art Ruff Jr. 135, George Kelly Bruce (Hampton and Gene Little.. Lynn Morehouse, one of the Wildcats’ Wild Kittens, On Red Sox Slate ready for the big time. world,” moaned Sanderson last will be on hand for all games this season in the McGregor, the Yankees’ first choice in last year’s draft,'' ____ rapped a 10-foot power play goal past 155-388, Rich McNally 171-413, NEW YORK (AP) - In our December when the Blazers were George Barber 149-396, Ted American Pro Soccer League at Hartford's Dillon is now warming up for the season in Hollywood, Fla., with Oakland defeated Chicago A^s-White Sox McCarthy (13),'staek (19). Minnesota’s goalie Mike Curran at BOSTON (AP) — It’s just like spring training these days 6:59 C. Bogginl (3), Moffat (13), paying the mod centerman to sit in the Stadium. Opener is set May 19 against Syracuse. computerized society, 12-2, Kansas City defeated Vida Blue spaced eight 3:12 of overtime to produce the vic Lawrence 138-146-413, Bill for the Red Sox: they’re playing intrasquad games. other members of the Eastern League’s defending cham -Stevenson (16), GriffiUia (19). stands. , Colby 350, Walt McNaUy 413, baseball remains a nearly Texas 9-6, and California hits and Oakland used home 7:06 K. Gordon (3), K arnes (13), tory. Sports Slate The Sox had been scheduled to play the Milwaukee pions, the West Haven Yankees. Deasy (15), McLafferty (18). Finally, the Blazers paid Sanderson Nick Nicola 355, Art Ruff Sr. unique business where beat Minnesota 4-1. runs by Joe Rudi, Sal Bando The Jets had forced toe overtime Brewers Tuesday and today, but a lateseason snowstorm Clyde Kluttz, farm director of the New York team, has- 7:13 RIggots (9), Ubiedz (12), Malls a rumored one million dollars just to 358, Art Schmidt 363. humans still operate and Orioles-Tigers and Angel Mangual to defeat (14), Morrison (22). . when Bill Sutherland scored toe tying F r id a y S a t u r d a y Billie Jean Moves Ahead in Wisconsin wiped that out. So Manager Eddie Kasko is high hopes for McGregor but said this week in an interview 7:20 Sleeves (3), R. Marshall (12), get out of town. BASEBALL BASEBALL success or failure depends Chicago. It was the first vic Ofrla (14), G.H. Smith (20). goal with just 45 seconds remaining putting them through the intrasquad contests at Fenway that he didn’t want to push the youngster toward the Martin spent some extra The team got off to a horrendous ZOPIAC - June Metevier 187, Prince Tech at Cheney Tech on men, not machines. tory for the world champion 7:27 T. Jacobsen (6), Foster (11), wh^ he batted in Cal Swenson’s East Catholic at St. Paul Park to keep the pitchers and hitters sharp. majors too fast. time in the shower, letting Gingras (14), Remes (22). start, losing its first eight games. At CHiarlotte Howell 180, Donna South Windsor at Windsor Manchester C.C. at In Boston Net Tourney Detroit Manager Billy 7:34 Shaw (8), Phelan (12), Ansaldl r e b ^ d . The Sox played one intrasquad game Wednesday and “ I still think he could be in the major leagues by the mid the steam escape from his A’s following three losses. Mieezkowski 178-479, Mara Locks Martin isn’t so sure he likes (14), Weiman (18). one point in the season Philadelphia’s Los Angeles scored three goals in Northwestern C.C. (2) QUINCY, Mass. (AP) - pulled stomach muscles four ears before emerging to dis 7:41 Kennedy (2), Schotta (13), Leone Stephens 211-458, Ellington at Granby have another scheduled for today. Luis Tiant and John Cur dle of the season, but he only has a year at Fort Lauderdale recofd was 4-16, last in the East. Billie Jean King, reigning weeks ago, took two games to that old fashioned arrange cuss Baltimore's winning Royais-Rangers (18), M. Sibrinsz (19). the games first seven minutes, Rocky Hill at Coventry tis each pitched two innings Wednesday, and Marty Pattin behind him,” Kluttz said. “ That’s why he’s being sent to 7:48 W. a a r k (3), Mloganoskl (13), But to the everlasting credit of the Wimbleton, U.S. Open and get untracked before defeating ment. hit. John Mayberry ripped a Conklin (14), MiUer (21). Houston answered with two goals in Rockville at Simsbury TRACK and Lynn McGlothen are scheduled to go three innings West Haven.” Blazer players and Player-coach John THURSDAY MIXERS - French Open champion, moved Farel Footman of San Fran ' Martin’s Tigers dropped a three-run homer in the first 7:55 S. Ferguson (4), Kristof (10), toe next five minutes and toe 48 TENNIS Eastern Relays at New Britain each in today’s game. Fort Lauderdale is only one of the teams the California “ ’That ball was a routine Lombardo (17), Bengston (19). Jack PeUigrinelU 215-204413, into the second round of the cisco 6-3, 6-1 in opening play .3-1 toughie in 12 innings inning, igniting Kansas McKenzie, the team was able to turn remaining minutes were scoreless as “ Tiant and Curtis only went a couple of innings because hurler performed for as he chalked up a 35-4 won-lost fly,” said Martin. “ It was a . 8:02 MaUva (4), fotes (12), Pierro Mike Johnson 223-561, Bill East Catholic at East Hartford Virginia Slims of Boston indoor Wednesday. against Baltimore City’s victory over Texas. It (17) , Tracey (19). its season around. The Blazers the Sharks held on for the victory. Crawford 213, Ray Rowett 213, Coventry at Manchester they’re going to be my pitchers in New Y ork,” ^ s k o said, record last year. human part of the game. 8:09 Eich (5). Levitow (11) E. finished in third place in the WHA tennis tournament today, no “ It was like starting (m the Wednesday and the box was the fourth straight McNamara (18), Brown (20). Alton White, Fred Speck and Jerry Paul Scagliarini 205, A1 Rodonis TRACK referring to Saturday and Sunday games against the ’The season began with ah 181 record at El Segundo High Northrup just came in qnd GOLF longer feeling “ like a baseball circuit all over again,” said the score tells you that triumph of the young season 8:18 McGurkin (6), R. Macaione (10), East with a 38-40 record edming a Odrowski scored for toe Sharks while 20S, Ann Pelligrinelli 190485, Manchester, Rockviile at Yankees. “ Pattin and McGlothen will work a bit longer School, coupled with a 1.24 earned run average and back- the ball went over his head.” Hunter (13), Bertussi (20). Rocky Hill at Bolton player in spring training.” 29-year-oId Mrs. King. “ My designated hitter Tommy 8:23 Homans (7), Pietrantonio (9), J. spot in toe playoffs. Dune McCallum and Brian Barbara Higley 187-526, Dolly Windham Mrs. King, making her first adrenalin was flowing, like in because they’re not going to pitch until we come back to-back no-hitters. Then he went 5-0 with the El Segundo That’s what happens when for the Royals. Cromwell at Coventry Davis doubled home, the Macaione (15), Dik (22). But they came up against a hot MacDonald countered for the Aeros. Dawood 177-503, Linda Mosher Eastern Reiays at New Britain tour appearance since suffering the past. against Detroit here next week.” Babe Ruth League, 7-2 at Fort Lauderdale and 5-1 in the you depend on humans in 8:30 Kieman (7). Betko (13), T. Leone deciding run. Don’t you Angels-Twins (14) , Peck (21). Cleveland Crusaders tejiun and to 462> Joyce Fontaine 453. The Sox opened their American League schedule with a Florida instructional league in the fall. stead of machines. 8:37 CurUs (8), Osden (11), W. Skinner believe that. Tiger left Nolan Ryan fired a five- three-game sweep of the Yankees at Fenway last McGregor said he had accepted a baseball scholarship at The Tigers, whose only (15) , D. Edwards W). fielder Jim Northrup is the hitter and struck out 11, . »:«„Z em k e (8). TeeU (12), GalU (IT), weekend. the University of Southern California but the Yankees’ run/came on Norm Cash’s McCallum (28). I Co-Captains guy who doubled it home. pitching California to a 4-1 Rangers^ Black Hawks Kasko said the intrasquad games are much better for a draft offer convin<:ed him to forego college. second homer of the season, 8:51 Giguere (8), B. Tarea (9), N. Northrup misjudged decision over Minneisota. Zaverella (IS), Dvorak'(21). hitter than just taking batting practice. . “ I ju^t set a goal of stepping up each year until I get to w ere leading 1-0 in the 8:58 McFarland (8), Novak (9), Thrley NEW BRITAIN (AP) - Co Davis’ fly ball and it fell for Vada Pinson homered for (18) , hforline (22). Express Determination “ In the squad games the hitters are seeing breaking the major leagues,” he said. “ I’ve been told that if I have a seventh when designated captains Tom Bezrutezyk and two bases and brought home the Angels. 9:05 Starter’s 'Time balls which they don’t get in batting practice unless they good year I could be with the New York team in hitter Davis singled home 9:12 R. Gordon (9), W. Ferguson (11), Bob Lees will lead the 1S73 Cen the winning run. Lavey (16), Shenning (25). CHICAGO (AP) — The New haven’t forgotten last year. tral Connecticut outdoor track call for them,” he said. “ They don’t know what’s coming September.” the tying run. > . 9:19 Genovesi (9), Annulll (9), H Elsewhere in the York Rangers, who haven’t won “ I’m thinking about it,” said squad which opens its schedule and that’s beneficial as far as making them bear down.” He and the rest of the West Haven team will be heading Then, in the 12th, Don Gardella (14), Frank (19). American League 9:26 Horvath (8), C. FUloraipo (9), a Stanley Cup in 33 years, are team captain Stan Mikita, “ and Wednesday at home against The two snowed-out games with Milwaukee will be north Monday. Baylor doubled and dashed Agostineili (IS), A. Jacobsen (19). Wednesday, the New York determined to go all the way I’m sure some of the other Wesleyan. played as part of doubleheaders when the Sox go there The team is counting on having a strong pitching staff. home with the deciding run 9:33 Rosenthal (8), J. Oliva (9), Wadas Yankees proved that (14), McCuUum (U ). this time and the Chicago Black fellows are, too. Bezrutezyk placed fourth last June 18, 19 and 20. , Along with McGregor will be Dave Pagan, the last player as Northrup turned Davis’ 9:40 D. Provost (4), Heath (9), Flydal Gaylord Perry is no (14) , Engberg (20). • Hawks iare equally determined spring in the discus at the' to be cut last year by West Haven. He went down to the fly ball into another double. Alumni Junior “ I think we’re more likely to NCAA National (Allege Divi machine, beating 9:47 Evelboch (4), Pearson (13), Han there will not be a replay of last Carolina League, which he led in strikeouts and earned Merv Rettenmund’s single cock (15), Cooper (22). year’s disaster. have the same kind of series sion championships, arid in the Cleveland’s ace, 4-0, Baseball Signup 9:54 R. Rlordan (5), Melley (9) with them that we had two runs allowed. And Jim Golden will be back. delivered an insurance run. LachapeUe (17), Angell (21). indoor New ESnglands, Lees woo Spring A year ago the Rangers years ago when we beat them in 2 Alumni Junior baseball 10:01 Hillnski 7l), Butkus ( 11) the two-mlle run in a record eliminated Montreal only to registration will be held Mon Nadaskay (16), Manella (20). seven games,” added Mikita. 8:48.2. 10:08 0. Lorentzen (7), Colburn (10). lose to Boston in the finals. This TUNE UP SPECIAL BA Darters Join Loop day and Tuesday from 6:30-8 at Warner (15), Benoit (18). ’ the West Side Rec., 110 Cedar 10:15 Moriarty (6), Freeburn (13), time the Rangers pushed St. ClemenUno (IS), LaPenta (18). Boston aside in five games and 10:22 Berner (5), Cerina (13), Turner open a best-of-seven series at VOLKSWABENS ONLY BITUMINOUS Register Shutout Win This league is for boys 13-14 (15) , J.'Sklnner (19). BITUMINOUS 10:29 hbddoz (7), Connerton (12) Chicago Thunday night. years of age who will not reach AbraUs (16L P e n y (18). m .95 Membership in the New two teams with the best won- their 15th birthday by Aug. 1. 10:38 R. Gardella (8), RockweU ( ) ndVEWAYS PIWailG lOTS 11 The Black Hawks waltzed Ondmln ppMs and ptaigs) DBIVEWAYS England Darling Assn, has been lost records will compete for Boys interested must register Bourret (17), Barre (19). ’ gained by the crack British- the state title June 3. past St. Louis in five games and Special Spring Prices Offer VaM Apitt let to April 30th. N ri*| in person. Every one must are looking forward to their American Club team of In the locals latest outing, a register whether you played meetii^ with the Rangers who, PRSB ESTIMATES SATURDAY MORNiNB SERVICE Manchester. At present seven clean-sweep 9-0 decision was PRTldng ArsDS • 088 StRUons • latkoUnN last year or not. 10:57 Watson (8), N. Clark (11), Baker a year ago, swept Chicago in BY APPOINTMEIIT — CALL 646-2838 teams form the group. notched against the Jonas Log Tryout schedule will be given (17), Stephens (23). / . « « « PHONE: 649-5233 O ou rti Members besides the locals Cabin entry. 11:04 Carlson (8), Anderson (11). four strai^t games. at time of registration. Anyone White (13), D.J. McCarthy (25). Now BooUrtg tor SaisfNMl Work are Shell Chateau of WilUman- Winners wearing the BA interested in coaching a. team 11:11 Wilson (8), Lomba (11), Hassett “ Forget last year, this is a M HOMY Mnm • V TO 5 YEMIS TO PAY A N Ita rii H n n m i tifw rirtl M an 100% W m n t tic. Log Cabin of Lebanon, The colors were Jim Lockhart, Ken should contact Carl Silver at (16) . C. Davis (25). ™ »»e n new season,” said Hawk Coach TED TRUDON, INC. currently engaged in spring Hunt, Ross Vibberts, Leo 11:18 Wilks (7), L. GigUo (9), Bennett the Rec Department, 646-6010, (15) . D’Amato (28). «™ e« Billy Reay. “ If our club is G&H PAVING Route 83 646-2838 Talcottvilto DeMAIO BROTHEHS s competition. Each will play Richloff, Hank Bakulski, Bob or at registration. 11:25 Daley (8), AUierton (11), Hunt skating and checking as we Phylo, Ed Churiila, Joe BasUs (16) . E lm er Sr. (18). WEST SnECT, BOLTON CAa 848-7II1 three home games and three 11:32 E . Lorentien (6), Clough (13) know we can, we can play with and Ron Valle. away against each other. The Romayko (18), C arrier (18). anybody.” 28 Y— 1»* BxpHriwnow All Work Querent— d But some of the Hawks , .. m.-> -., ,W , . .. f PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thura., April 12, 1973 BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPtE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 12, 1973 — PAGE TWENTY-NINE IFVOUfiAVB A ^ A SURE, SOME PRIBNC^AIMT \ VOU WONrr.THOUaH. . USTBM.MAUDKgFRSr CAN SAMCB PCeTV> HOW COMB? 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Herald Classified Ads Over 60,000 Daily Readers (15 Word Minimum) ^ Fast Results 1 D ay . i ...... — 84 per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR 3 D ays ...... — 74 per word per day CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 6 'D a y s ^ ...... — 64 per word per day 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE Pl»UCA'nON 23 D ays ...... — 54 per word per day Hiappy Ads ...... $1.50 inch Deadline for Saturday and Monday MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD PHONE 643-2711 is 12:00 Noon Friday ------ALL RIOHT' I WANT VOU TO HELLO} THIS THIS IS GEORGE ^ THY TO GET THE JUDGE ON IS JUDGE TARNISa JUDGE/ Ag£ you STILL STICKING TO YOUK THE PHONE— AND MAKE AN GOOOVILLE I'D LIKE TO SEE VDU , ...------^ STORV, ANt. TARNISH— THAT APPOINTMENT TO SEE HIM! SPEAKING! , — WHENEVER VOU SAV/ Trueko-Traetoni 8 Bullding-Contreoting 14 Bonds-Stocka-Mortgagea 27 JUDGE. OQODi/ILLE HAS SOLICITED HERALD A BRIBE FROM YOU? J. P. Lewis & Son, finish MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd HAPPY ADS p l e a s e r e a d 1966 FORD Super Van. $600. mortgages — interim financing BOX LETTERS CaU 646-1418. carpentry, rec rooms, ’i BERRY’S WORLB remodeling, kitchens, — expMient and confidential YOUR AD service, J. D. Real Estate THe TRUTH OF THE MATTER 4-1*- For Your 1966 DODGE panel truck, $300 bathrooms, formica work, Classified or "Want Ads" are. or best offer. Call 643-6^1, ceilings. 649-9658, if no answer Assoc. 643-5129. Information taken over the phone as a con 6 4 3 -^ . evenings. SECOND Mortgages — residen BY FRANK O’NEAL THE HERALD will not dis venience. The advertiser should SHORT RIBS R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen tial, commercial, industrial to close the identity of any adver read his ad the FIRST DAY IT 1966 CHEVROLET half-ton, 6 consolidate bills, business tiser using boil letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in cylinder, pickup. Radio, heater, try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad TLL €df?E BE GlAP VOHEM expansion, alleviate cash answering blind box ads who time tor the next insertion. The good condition. $1,195. Phone ditions, garages, porches, any MV niSlHCSS PICKS UP type remodelmg. 646-2087. problems. Jan Brennan desire to protect their idenUty Herald is responsible for only O N E 643^)441 after 5 p.m. Associates Mortgage Company, can follow this procedure; incorrect or omitted insertion tor "0 1963 FORD pick-up, 8’ body STEVEN Edwards Contracting 528-7500. any advertisement and then only to Agency. Masonry, brick cement PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Enclose your reply to the box homemade camper shell, re the extent of a "make good" inser cent motor, good rubber, $550. work. Carpentry and repairs, Business Opportunity 28 in an envelope — address to the tion. Errors which do not lessen the interior, exterior painting. For . . . Soiw o w ..•find ,a cutG^. you can't,^et, ’ M. Classified Manager, Manchester 644-2615. PROFITABLE market with poodle ....set up ¥ f r 7 b u t more settled . value of the advertisement will not •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• all home improvements call may Iwv* Milt yaw le t• fa c e Evening Herald, together with a 643-7932 between 84 p.m. fexible financing for qualified housekeeping^... ■< ■ than "this.' p be corrected by "make good" inser Campon-Trallon buyer. Immaculate enterprise o b o p p y o ^ memo listing the companies tion. Mobile Homoa 8 4-0. you do NOT want to see your HERITAGE Craftsmen — located in choice neighborhood. p OMEN. Commercial, residential, Louis Dimock Realty, 649-9823. o . letter. Your letter will be 13’ SHASTA TRAILER, sleeps destroyed if the advertiser _ 643-2711 5, veiY good condition. Asking homes, additions, family rooms, garages, kitchens, rec ROCKVILLE - ycensed used one you've mentioned. If not it $850. Phone 649-8595. car sales and repairs, building :§ Happy 21st Birthday wijl be handled in the usual Autoa For Safe rooms, remodeling. 872-6418, 6464643. with 3 stalls, office and parts I JA C K IE ^ THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA manner.______1972 SHAStA, 19’ with air- room. Yard to display 15 cars. 1971 PATSUN PL510 wagon, conditioner, spare tire and aw Lipman-Chorches from nings, used twice. $3,200. 643- BONDED and guaranteed automatic, new tires, $1,850. or 872-^71, 643-1869. Joyce and Charlie WELL, PIP VOU COMPLAIN Loaf and Found best offer: Phone 646-1046. 8957. custom carpentry, additions, TO FLINTSTONE ABOUT garages, remodeling. Free es FOUND — Gray and black Ger timates. Claude charbaneau. BEAUTY SALON — Convenient A l l THAT NOISE 9 / CHRYSLER 300, 1965 four- 1972 VOLKSWAGEN downtown Manchester location, man shepherd, Call 649-1317. mobile with pop-up top. 17,000 South Windsor, 522-1835. Welcome Home ^ door hardtop, air-conditioned, ••••••••••••••••••■••••••••• $13,200. Northeast Realty, 568- g AUNT LOUISE R. ^ by Art Saiuom trailer hitch, extra wheels and miles, like new. Electric 7907. THE BORN LOSER LOST gray tiger female cat, snow tires. Exceptional condi refrigerator, radial tires, Euro RoalIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 16 20 years In th e :$ named Prissy. Reward. 247- CW T JUST STAMPTHEpel CUT tion. $595. $695 with stereo. pean radio. Moving, must sell. PIZZA SHOP for sale - ji; Service :S 5191. Phone 649-2268. $3,800. 633-9925. ROOFING and roof repairiiK, Love, 5| Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707. Business and equipment. Ideal Loo $ B lUrrH ^ o t m m approp for couple or two partners. I Terri R. ^ LOST Passbook No’s. 75- 383, 1967 TWO-DOOR Pontiac 1965 YELLOWSTONE, sleeps r ia t e IM m 6EHAM=] 85517, 8- 874, 5- 11743. Savings ) 1973 by NEA, l»c. BIDWELL Home Improvement International Associates, " A* Catalina in good condition. six, 13’, icebox, stove, with Realtors, 647-1300. •X Bank of Manchester. Applica Good tires. $400. Phone 649- accessories. $995. 875-0212. Co. Expert installation of tion inade for payments. aluminum siding, gutters and Happy Birthday 9304. '"FIRST I suggest that we try to cope with your own family THRIVING, modern 1969 NIMROD, sleeps 4, asking trims. Roofing installation and KELLY GRADY | LOST Savings Passbook No. — THEN we can try to cope with the Loud family!" repairs. 64»M95, 875-9109. restaurant, busy traffic area. DODGE Charger 1971, new $500. Call 643-4216 after 3 p.m. Owner moving, sole reason for from S 15460, Hartford National Bank tires, all new brakes, low weekdays. and Trust Co., First GUTTERS and roof repaired sale. Mr. Lombardo, Belfiore Cart and Colleen mileage, $2,300. Call 646-4029. Agency, 647-1413. MaAchester Office. Application 1968 BLAZON 14’ house trailer, and replaced. Excellent •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• made for payment. sleeps six, propane stove, sink, 13 workmanship. Reasonable •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1966 DODGE Coronet 500, two- Services Offered Painting-Papering Private Instructions 32 door hardtop, bronze frost, porta-potty, electrical and rices. Free estimates. 646- Welcome Home MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISHER Peraonala-Announcamanta 2 399. black vinyl top. Excellent con water hook-ups. 29 Buckland J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom ? FRENCH and Russian lessons, from Bermuda ft dition. $ ^ firm. 649^16. St., Manchester, 643-0550 after 4 FREE decorating, interior and PRISCILLA INCOME TAX Service, at your p.m. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, tutoring and teaching by Phone In Dictation Servico exterior, paperhanging, fully qualified teachers. 6434564. Love always, ^ i 'l l HAVE My ALACARTE/ home. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329 1967 FORD Fairlane, 500, 289, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• insured. For free estimates, roofing, storm windows, aw PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI ALLAN BE Pago Dirt Stono/Draphics nings. Quality workmanship, B arbara p ------DINNER ALACARTE.' DONT VtXJ KNOW or 247-3115. V-8, automatic, power steering, Motorcyclaa-Bleyclaa 11 call 649-9658. If no answer 643- y.^^STAURAbf WHAT ALACARTE WITH y o u / BaokvHt. M i Jaw MeMOiy free estimates. Fully insured. PIANO LESSONS - Will teach VMAATSTHAT.koDNey? N 4 -a y o U R E IN L U CK—I' K - m \ radio, 4-new tires. Excellent 6362. VOUD U ■Ji. 'i . -• “ •»;k MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 12, 1973 — PAG E THIRTY-ONE PAGE THIRTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thura., April 12, 1OT3 ApartmvtH For Root 63 Aportmohta For Root 63 Fumlahod Apartmenta 84 Buaittaaa LoesHom- Houaoa For 80I0 j i Houaaa For Sale 72 Raaort Proporty-For Sale 74 Town-For Sato 78 Out ot Town-For Sale 78 Wanted-Real Batata 77 HWp W m f d H0lp MTanttd 35 Nt/p Mftnttd 38 \ A00KA\/Ar70l^ C ^ TMS. 'tfOSK For Rent 67 THREIE r o o m s , second floor, SPT- MANCHESTER - Newer 2- CIRCA 1730— 16 roortis, recent TWO-BEDROOM summer cot KEYPUNCH Operator — Home FULL Charge Bookkeeper, all utilities, no children or pets. VERNON — Illness forces sale, LIST YOUR real estate, T m e ^ bedroom townhouse includes BOLTON NOTCH - Industrial ly restored, 7 fireplaces, tage, by Andover Lake, $28,900 through trial balance, some W m eki SIOUV/E (30r u p A O O O O I^EAD Mature person or couple price reduced $1,600. Must sell business or residential property appliance manufacturer is heat, appliances, llii baths, full or commercial 4 acres, 4,000 sununer kitchen, 6 or more Mansfield — non typing necessary. Excellent OF Ste AM AMB ARE R E A D Y 1D preferred. 6434396, after 4 p.m. OUPLEX this 4-bedroom Ranch with with Russell’s Real Estete, Ite Iboking for operator basement. $240. M r month. square feet office or retail bedrooms, new baths, new nished,' M celien t ^ond^ion. benefits with east-of-river com RKALLV SLOW - Atfi.MSSaflOCUlS development, older six-room familv room off kitchen, giiod Spruce Street, Manchester, 649- < I experienced with Alpha- Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 643- building, many storage, Manchester — Each side two kctchen, two-car garage, ^ ,- v $10,500. CaU owner, 74^7165. WANTED pany. Call for appointment. nomu"' TUtstSA S P U T - Houaoa tor Raift Cape, 3 bedrooms, deep coun sized living room, double 9 ^ , 228-9234. Numeric. Good wages and 4535. 68 building. 521-7373 or 1 -2 2 3 ^ bedrooms, living room, 900. Philbrick Agency, Never a fee at Rita Girl, IHeMERVEOF-mAT W AIT'LL 1 APIRmillTS try lot, large garage-barn amesite drive, convenient loca HYDRAULIC benefits. Apply Personnel after 5 p.m. kitchen, separate basements Realtors, 646-4200. LAKE CHAFFEEi—Waterfront SELLING your property? CaU Manchester, 646-3441. G E f T H A T HomMlMd StTMt BOLTON NOTCH - ^room combination. CaU before you tion. Excellent value at $27,900. Department, Iona Company, 6 BUMrSEKlOlMGME A UBAME '/OURm ^eAM P , FOUR-ROOM apartment, full aiKi driveways, good location. year ’round home. 30 minut^ us first.. We’ll buy your home BACKHOE (Off W. MIddI* Tpk«.) , house, winterized, married cou lose it. ' Cantor & Goldfarb Realtors, I Regent Street, Manchester. BILL WHEM HE HA6HT MPfiCMLOCM tnessAGe AT-rHs sized kitchen, self-cleaning FIRST-FLOOR front comer of- Priced at $29,900. ROCKLEDGE — Oversized 10-, from Hartford. 2-3 bedrooms, inunediately at a fair price, aU TOOL CRIB attendant — Home ; ^ § P E W I E - MANCHESTER ple preferred. 521-7373 or 1-223- 643-8442,875-6244. OPERATOR FiMiSHeo-mE CREEP OH ^ stove, refrigerator, heat, hot flee, all utilities, reasonable. room Ranch. Two fireplaces,' uving room with fireplace ana LESSENGER CD. cash. CaU Lou Arruda, 644-1539. appliance manufacturer is in sounpar»tert>fe^ Built by 4460 after 5 p.m.. PLASMA sprayeV trainees, t m e p m o h e T water, and garage included. Talcottvllle area. 646-4485. FM three or more bedrootes, rec room. Call now before this Arruda Realty. I M utt b 9 e x p » r l 0n c t d . need of individual experienced P M Q G O < t - RaaHors exceptional opportunity for the Laundry facilities. No pets, U&R HOUSING COUP, i Florida room, iVt. b a th s ,' property is in demand. $^,500. in handling all types of tooling. 647-9993 I Call Arthur Stsela right men, to build a future with * available. May 1st, lease and 1 and 2-bedroom luxui^y Out ot Town- Wanted to Riot 89 tremendously large recreation Lessenger Realtors, 646-8713, ate44-A ioSM a growing company, with op Good wages and benefits. Apply Fo r Rant 88 ncsETn I w m u n n E H R U N G ’TO JU lLU A R D security. $195 per month. Call apartments. Features trall-to- in a * IM , IhMiMhr room plus office and workshop. 228-3080, 74^9718. 646-8713 649-7842 portunities to advance. High Personnel Department, The NEW YORK (AP) - Sixten 6434m. wall carpeting, vanity tile, WOMAN with three children Oversized two-car garage, 1228-3686 742-87181 77 school education required. Iona Company, 6 Regent street, ROCKVILLE — 3-room apart Wanted-Real Batata EhrUng will join the JuiUiard baths, built-in oven, range, needs four or more rooms, quality throughout. ImilbrTck Applications now being Manchester. MANCHESTER - Deluxe ^ ment, heat, hot water, stove, School as head of the orchestral reasonably priced. Call 647- Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. HEBRON - WeU kept Raised SELLING your home or accepted. Please apply in per bedroom townhouse includes dishwasher, refrigerator-and refrigerator, $130.. Security MANCHESTER 6-6 Duplex COLUMBU LAKEFRONT department, beginning in Octo 9571. Ranch in country area. Three acreage? For prompt friendly PUNCH Press Operator — with son, Klock Company, 1366 E XPERIEN C ED cashier. App- disposal, electric heat, 2 air deport required. Adults only, located minutes from Main ber. heat, appliances, carpets. Full COLONIAL CAPE - Nine Year ’round home bn bedrooms, kitchen-dining area, ly at Elling >n Ridge Country conditioners, glass sliding ga m n g for one car. Call 643- Street. Three bedrooms each service, call Louis Dimock minimum 5 years experience. Tolland Tpke., Manchester. private basement, $230 per WANTED two or three rooms, all brick and aluminum prestigious Columbia Lake, brick fireplaced rec room, den, At present, the Swedish-bom Some knowlMge of die setting Qub, Tueso Friday doors, all large rooms. Full side, low 30’s. Carl Zinsser Reaity, 649-9823. month. Paul W. Dougan bedroom apartment or mobile siding, 16x32’ living room with 100’ on water. Six room redwood sun deck, mini bam. EhrUng is music director of the required. Apply LaPointe In WANTED set-up man for between 9-5. Agency, 646-1511. Realtor, 6434535 or 646-1021. basement storage area, apnplo home. Manchester or vicinity. floor-to-ceiling fireplace, 4 $35,900. Exclusive, July Lees, 1- A LL CASH for your property Detroit Symphony, a position he banquets, able to do a variety of ROCKVILLE — Four rooms, Ranch, 12’x24’ living roorh dustries, 155 West Main Street, parking. Starting at $175. Call 646-3965. huge bedrooms, fully equipped 423-8130. Evans & Clapp, has held since 1963 and which he jobs. Good pay and benefits. BOOKKEEPER-Typist - EaM modern heating facilities, MANCHESTER - 6-room with fireplace, $54,500. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Rockville. An equal opportunity MANCHESTER vicinity - Handy to shopping, schools, eat-in kitchen, large formal Realtors, MLS, 647-1464. is reUnquishing at the end of the 649-5271. Apply in person, of river. Excellent typing with CARL0CHOLL appliances, yard, parking. Fifth Ranch, 3 bedrooms, IMi baths, instant service. Hayes Agency, employer. s.w*wnso,c»L. Four-room apartment, two bus and religious facilities. dining room, 3% baths, family current season. some knowledge of room storage. $125 monthly. one-car garage, 3-room finished LESSENGER CD. 6460131. W illie’s Steak House. bedrooms, stove, refrigerator, room with bar, 13x30’ game^ COLUMBIA Lakefront — 101’ bookkeeping. Full oeni OCHOWS Model apartment open for Utilities not included. 8724359. Bualnaaa Property- basement including study with At Juilliard, EhrUng w ill con MACHINE Set-up man required wall-to-wall carpeting, 71 room, in-law potential, ^ a r RaaHors waterfront. Three bedrooms, PART-TIME cooks, servers, Start $1104125. Never a fee at inspection 14 p.m., Satuhtay' For Sale built-in bookshelves, lovely SELLING your home or duct the Concert Orchestra and for production machine shop. •eenMr 'mpeD appliances, heat, hot water, garage. Nice lot. Philbrick Route 44-R RoHon living room, dining room, new Rita Girl, Manchester, 646-3441 ROCKVILLE — 3 rooms, yard. Agnes Drive. For appoint acreage? Working for you is our supervise the training of stu Must be capable of setting up and vendors. 1973 Race Season, cellar storairage, parking, large and Sunday. Other times lty‘ Agency, Realtors, 6464200. knotty pine kitchen, two baths, opens Sunday, April 15th. Apply appliances, $105. monthly. ment, 643-0468. 648-8713 pleasure. Hagler Real Estate, dent conductors. Juilliard has from blueprints and checking TO SHUT~ ^ yard. W Sl-mi, 646^, $190 appointment. . VERNON — Business zoned, large fieldstone fireplace, arte MAN WANTED - Experienced Utilities not included. 872-0359, 228-3686 742-97181 643-6624. three orchestras. own work. Thorough knowledge now, ARA Commissary, Staf ybURMOUTN” monthly. 95x180’ parcel, close to Vernon CGLONIAL Ranch — 6 rooms, sian well. Under $40,000. Shown of all types of machine shop ford Springs Speedway, Staf in concrete work and forms. 7:30-9:30 p.m. EhrUng succeeds Alfred Call: Circle with 7-room Cape, ready IVi baths, large modern by appointment only. Russell’s WE WILL buy your home. Call equipment essential. Some ford Springs, Conn. Call 643-0851. ATTRACTIVE two-room apart $27a900 Wallenstein, who has retired UAR Housing Corp for conversion to office or retail kitchen, fireplace, beautiful CAPE COD - North Truro, Real Estate, 195 Spruce Street, anytime, Hutchins Agency, supervisory experience EAST HARTFORD - Burnside and does some guest ap ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, 643-95S1 business. Starkweather Manchester — 6-room Cape bay windows in front, walk-out Mass. Low rates. May and Manchester, 649-9659, 228-9234. Realtors, 649-5324. desirable. Apply LaPointe In BARBER — Experienced. WANTED — Experienced Hafp Wanted 35 Artlelea tor Sale 45 Houaahold Qooda 81 hot water, electricity. Avenue, three and four-room Realtors, 646-5353. Cod, full basement, garage, basement, oversized two-car June. Six miles from pearances. woman to do house cleaning, Robert Murdock, Realtor apartments, heat, hot water, dustries, 155 West Main Street, Phone 643-7555. references, no pets. $110. 228- treed lot. attached garage on private acre Provincetown. Cottages, $75 TOLLAND Rockville. An equal opportunity one or two days a week. Must FACTORY Openings now 9 H.P. WARDS (Symplicity) FOUR-PIECE veneer bedroom 3540,649-5325. 643-8551 refrigerator, range, garbage Houaea For Sale 72 lot. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, weekly and up. Motel, 3 nights, WANT A NEW HOME? 1^ employer. have references and own available for the following, tractor with snow blower, set, kitchen table, Philco Stephen J. Luchon >lr*‘ disposal, carpeting, elevators, 646-4200. $35 per couple. Eileen and Pete transportation. Call 647-9629 pancingncing. Office 560 Burnside Here is a quality built, -room Striving Today printer, second shift. No tiller, lawn vac and mower. refrigerator, good condition. CENTER STREET ^ 4Mi room PRIVACY — Contemporary 6- Clark, telephone 649-5637. 6 I PAR T-TIM E 8up% - M6-5257 Avenue. 0| HARDW ARE Store - Clerk, between 8-9 p.m. experience necessary. We will $250. Phone 649-2210 after 5:30 Call 6494906. townhouse, 1V(| baths, all r 10 a.m. to 4 room Ranch. Cathedral ceiling, 647-9993 CENTRAL Air-conditioned 8- Raised Ranch, on over an acre I for a full-time. Apply in person, p.m. Gall built-ins, ^ baths, fireplace, train you. Good wages, com p.m. appliances, carpeted, 2 air- 1 n m u s Murai u t h i room Colonial, first-floor fami Out ot Town-For Sale 78 of beautiful Tolland land. 2-1 MCDONALDS WAITRESSES-Waiters- Part- FOUR-ROOM apartment in 2- Batter Tomorrow Barrett Plumbing Supply Co., pany paid fringe beneifits and MOVING - White Admiral conditioners, heat and hot paneling, garage, patio, t U m O m lL MaitliiiW ly room with large fieldstone car garage, Idi baths, large j time, banquets, Saturdays, W ILLINGTON — One and two 331 Broad Street, Manchester. Hs looking for niglit M plenty of overtime. Growing 1970 HAYNES 9’ Dual HorSe deluxe 22- refrigerator-freezer, water, stor^e. $210. By ai fam ily house, on bus line. barbeque, two acres. Hutchins .fireplace, four bedrooms, 2(4 TOLLAND — Four-bedroom living room with fireplace.! holidays. Experienced in dining Includes Stove, refrigerator, bedroom apartments, located Closed Wednesdays. ■male, over 18, 5-11 Division of major company. trailer, electric brakes, tandem 5 years old, self-defrosting pointment, dnarles Ponticell Agency, 649-5324. baths, two car garage, walk-out Colonial, 2(4 baths, kitchen Priced at $38,900. CaU Tony} t o n e a i ^Idtate C-o,-o m p a n ^ t near exit 101, and UConn. lor 7-11 p.m. room service (dinner and Apply directly at: Elecuocal wheels, three window, side cur excellent condition. Coppertone 649-9644, 646-0800. air-conditioner, and heat. MANCHESTER - 7 -room basement, dead-ena street. One with built-ins, family room off cocktails). Large country Range, dishwasher, Wasilefsky at 649-5306 forj MAN FOR tire service, with Div., Glendale Road, South tains. Two escape doors, gas stove, 3 years old, with side Adults only. Available May 1st. MANCHESTER — New con Colonial 1(4 tiled baths, year old. Philbrick Agency, kitchen, attached garage. Nice Apply In p o i ^ restaurant on Ellington-Vemon refrigerator, fireplace, wall-to- SPECIALIZING IN BOLTON PROPERTIES growing tire concern. Good Windsor, Conn., 06674. storage area. 29 Buckland St., storage compartments, MANCHESTER - Available $190 monthly. Call 646-1232 after struction, 6-room Ranch, IV^ plastered walls, range, dis Realtors, 646-4200. treed lot. International benefits and overtime. Must be line. Call 875-0481 after 1 p.m. Manchester, 643-0550 after 4 excellent, condition. Best offer. April 1st, Six rooms, $175. New 5:30. wall carpeting, central air- baths, fully equipped kitchen, hwasher, garbage disposal, Associates, Inc., Realtors, 647- MCDONALDS conditioning. Situated in 2 and 4 BOLTON CENTER ROAD —BOLTON, CONN. married and want steady work. PRODUCE Clerk, full-time. p.m. Call 646-2483 after 6:30 p.m. 3-bedroom d u p lex, $225. excellent neighborhood on bus extra large 2-car garage, 3-zone RANCH, six rooms, 1(4 baths, 1300. The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. I 46 WEST CENTER ST. AGGRESSIVE salesman family 1700 Colonial style Apply in person, Nichols Apply in person. Supreme Frechette & Martin, Reaitors, DESIRABLE four rooms, se line. $33,900. Hayes Agency, hot water oil heat, city utiUties. formal dining room, 3 Realtors — MLS ■ Phone 646-2311 wanted for remodeling com Manchester Parkade — M9-S306 Manchester Tire, Inc., 295 MANCHESTER Foods, 485 Hartford Road. TAKE SOIL away the Blue DINING ROOM set, and nearly 647-9993. cond floor, stove and heat in dw ellin g surrounding a village 6464131. Built by Ansaidi. Charles bedrooms, garage, treed lot. I pany. Good opportunity to learn OTeen. Inunediate occupancy. Broad Street, Manchester. . Lustre way from carpets and new coppertone 18’ frostfree cluded, security, central loca Lesperance, 649-7620. $33,900. Philbrick Agency, TOLLAND fantastic business and move McKinney Brothers Inc. 643- VERNON — 7-room Raised BOOKKEEPER — Full charge, upholstery. Rent electric sham- Hotpoint Refrigerator. 649-8427. tion. 649-1919 between 5-7. Realtors, 646-4200. into management immediately. THE NEW 2139, 649-3931. CUSTOM RANCH Ranch, two-car garage, 3 SALESLADIES — Pilgrim EARN a vacation the Avon part-time. $3 hourly. Pleasant mioer $1. The E. A. Johnson MANCHESTER - Immaculate Must have some successful A lovely home, move-in condi bedrooms, 2 baths, family room Mills Fabric Department Store way! Make money in your Manchester office. Free Paint Company, 723 Main CRIB, Babematic, walnut, BIRGHWOOD APTS. 2Vt ROOM apartment, all NEW HOMES 7-room Colonial, two fireplaces, has immediate openings for spare hours for a getaway sales experience, late model appliances and utilities in F LO R ID A — Condominium, finished rec room, fully Manchester Low $60s tion. 3 bedrooms, eat-in with ra is ^ hearth fireplace. Street, Manchester, 6494501. oversized, converts to youth I M E p M S t mature women as salesladies. cruise, spring clothes, bed with mattress. Phone 643- cluded, large enclosed patio, nicely furnished, 2 bedrooms, IN TOW N carpeted, garage. Near kitchen, living room, formal Maintenance free hand spUt expenses and commissions to -- . »> _ ------Unsurpassed luxury, space and ap on east coast. Tarpon Springs CHOICE shake exterior. Half acre lot. Apply to 434 Oakland Street, whatever your heart desires. I 5 £ " S '= K Manchester, Conn., 06040. MOVING - Tag Sale, Sunday, 5883. gas barbeque, swimming pool. R a 6 e D RANCH - 6 rooms hospital. $37,900. Call Dick dining room, paneled family be evaluated at interview. 646- pointments. An abundance of privacy area. Adults only. Minimum Modem 7-room Colonial in top Well landscaped. 18x21’ brick Manchester. Find out how easy it is to get 10-5 p.m., 129 Brookfield Street, M94358, 643-6266. 6 plus fam ily room, It^ baths, Zimmer, J. D. Real Estate room, 2 baths, all generous 1460. in this small wooded complex. months. (^11 after 6, 6434666. paUo, view on quiet street. started as an Avon Represen SALESMAN — with ambition Manchester. GAS STOVE, 36” , $35. Call 643- fireplace, aluminum siding, Associates, 646-1992. residential area, off Porter rooms. Park-like grounds with 3V4 ROOM APARTMENT, Walking distance to elementary tative. Call 289-4922. can’t overlook this opportunity. 9812. FMturtng: garage; treed lot. Upper 30s. Street. Large Uving room, privacy. PLUMBERS — Experienced heat, hot water, built-ins, HEBRON — Four-room apart MANCHESTER - 7-room school. Under $35,000. Owner, MACHINISTS Estabiished, national, office GARAGE SALE - Beads and COLONIAL — 6 rooms, IVi dining room, fully equipped WOMEN with free time, helpers wanted. Phone 6464523. aZM nwM Te parking, $170. 643-7183 after 5. ment, stove, heat, parking. Cape, first-floor family room, 3 MERRITT AGENCY 872-0226. . equipment company w ill pay to 50 cents per pound, TRAD ITIO NAL sofa and chair, aEaMnKIIDilM baths, fireplace, aluminum kitchen, 3 twin-size bedrooms WANTED seeking guaranteed salary, if lottles, insulators, portable fair condition. $35. Phone 643- $153. Lease required. No pets. bedrooms, garage. Ireed lot. REALTORS 646-1180 $12K. to start the right person siding, attached garage. plus den, 2(4 baths, 2-car at COVENTRY - Mini-estate you can qualify, showing ACCOUN’nNG CLERK - will )lay racks, etc. Satur- 1634. FOUR ROOMS and bath, stove 228-9115. Stone waUs, Bowers School. with proven ability. Fee paid. bar, disj a t 1/tl tached garage, glass enclosed with 160’ on the water. Califor America’s leading home be involved in accounts payabie a 1 and refrigerator. References. Upper 30s. $32,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. lathe Call John, 289-2778. Bailey day and Sunday, April 14 and porch, patio, beautifully nia style Ranch home. Two full products. Pleasant and in work and cash application. If 15th ., 70 M ills S t r e e t , FREEZER, $130. or will trade_ aM lien i isI „ No pets. $135. Call 649-3315. BOLTON — 4-room mobile RAISED RANCH - Large expeilenced only, ovoramo. Employment, East Hartford. landscaped one-half acre. baths, two-car garage. For teresting work. No experience interested apply. Personnel Manchester. for good condition electric' a MvstSMannqosMMlpillH' home in small private park, executive home, 2V(i baths, 2 TWO-FAMILY, 44, exceUent BOLTON —, Mount Sumner Id kwuranco. Department, Iona Company, 6 Rentals start at 42S5 including appliances, parking for one car, Drive, 9-room Contemporary more details call The Zinsser necessary. Call 289-3316. MATURE _pai stove. Phone after 5 p.m., 643- AVAILABLE May 1st, four- fireplaces, double garage. condition. Good financing Call 643-9843 Regent Street, Manchester. heat. Model apartment open no pets or cnildren, references, Ranch. 3-4 bedrooms, 2(4 baths, Agency, 646-1511. PENOBSCOT 10-2 p.m. daily. E^pperience B-FLAT Bundy Clarinet, Patty 9901. room, first floor apartment. High 30s. available. International ... decide with a Full Day Ride... PILG RIM MILLS warehouse daily 1-5 P.M., Sat. and Sun., After 6 p.m., 649-84%. lease, security. $140. cold. 647- Associates Inc., Reators, 647- two fireplaces, two-bay base refeired, but wjll train. Apply Berg golf clubs, 5 irons, 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••***** lZ-5 P.M . Other tim es by TOOL AND GAGE located off Hilliard St. has full EXECUTIVE Secretary - 1020, 649-5945. BLANCHARD 1300. ment garage. Lovely setting, COVENTRY (NORTH) $38,500 f ^^„^1 DrUUNSBrooks l^lSUUUIllDiscount L/VlltCenter, 317 woods, plaid bag, cart. 643-9141. Antiques 56 appointment. BOWERS School — Five-room Morrow Rd., Tolland time openings for women to Local company needs energetic RH ManrhMtpr minutes to parkway. Inter A older home, with 16x32’ in- NEW TO MARKET TEST DRIVE ANY Routo 15, Extt 99 mark fabric. Call Mrs. Sobol, secretary with excellent skills. „ BOLTON — 3Vi rooms in quaint RAISED RANCH, custom built, national Associates, Inc., MOVING to Florida - House WANTED — Old curved glass PAUL W. DOUBAN, ReaRor APARTMENTS ground pool. Rear yard com An oversize 6 room Cape Cod 875-8083 646-1000. Full benefits, two weeks vaca- older mansion, heat, RDSSETTO cathedral ceilings, large formal Realtors, 647-1300. Situation Wanted 38 sale, April 14th., Saturday, 68 china closets with broken glass. pletely enclosed with anchor with a center foyer entrance. tion. Start $150-$155. Call for ap 643-4535 appliances, parkingTor one car, RMltors-NILS 646-2482 dining room, modem equipped Elizabeth Drive, Manchester. 9 Paying $30 and up. 649-7069.643- ro R R E N T fence. $27,000. Philbrick Agen Front to back Uving room LABORER WANTED for pointment. Never a fee at Rita no pets or children. References, 189 West Cantir SL kitchen, 2 full baths, 4 good W ILLIM ANTIC - Young six- HIGH School girl will babysit, a.m. - 5 p.m. Home furnishings, Newly decorated apartments cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Girl, Manchester, 646-3441. 6710. lease and security. $165 sized bedrooms, fireplaces, room Raised Ranch on double with fireplace, formal dining FULL-TIM E positions open for various construction jobs. Must Bolton Lake area. Experienced. small appliances, clothes, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER — Attractive 4 consisting of 2 or 3 rooms, 2 have number 2 License. Report monthly. Available immediate o v e r s iz e d 2-car garage. lot, 2 full baths. In excellent room country kitchen, IVt one offset man and one letter- Phone 649-1212. books ana records. Bric-a-brac 58 room, first-floor apartment, downtown Manchester, 613 TWO-FAMILY, near center, on job, Delmont Street, or WANTED — Experienced Wanted to Buy ly. 649-5945 or 647-1020. PR IV AC Y — 2.6 acres, 7-room Philbrick Agency, Realtors, condition, $28,500. Lessenger baths, garage. A top value! OPEL press man in small established •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• stove, refrigerator, references, and much more. Main St., across from Center Ranch, family room, paneling, excellent income property. $33,- Co., Realtors, 646-8713,228-3080, print shop. Small and medium >hone evenings. Raymond Pon- waiters and waitresses. Apply Doga-BIrds-Peta 41 no pets. $140. 228-3540, 649-5325. 646-4200. CaU 'Tony Wasilefsky at 649- WANTED — Antique furniture, Park - on bus line. Heat, hot family kitchen, garage, trees, 900. Philbrick Agency, 742-9718. size offset presses and icelli, 646-0800. at Ellington Ridge Country NIGHT Crawlers, 437\i North 5306 today. FOR ONE FULL DAY ? glass, pewter', oil paintings or water, refrigerator, gas range landscaped. $%,900. Hutchins Realtors, 646-4200. Heidelberg letterpress. Call Club, Tuesday through Friday, IRISH SETTER pups, AKC Main Street, Manchester. 474 MAIN SniEET — Three- Bualnaaa Loeatlona- SECRETARY NEEDED for in oUier antique items. Any quan and parking provided. For Rent 87 Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. MANSFIELD — Seven-room 649-2741 between 10-4 or 649-5688 between 9-5. 872-9133. Available for Easter, call 644- room apartment, heat, $150. HIGH on a hill— Custom Ranch ••B&W •• tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, Contemporary, 3-4 bedrooms, The BARROWS l i WALLACE Co, surance agency, insurance 86% week days after 4 p.m. Security, family unit. 646-2426, References, security *26p900 after 5:30. RUMMAGE SALE - Henard 165 Oakland Street. IMMACULATE 6 V^ room with view of the Hartford 2(4 baths, on two plus acres of Realtors — MLS experience necessary. Call Mr. FEMALE — Part-time 9-5 p.m. required. No children. No MANCHESTER — 100.000 Hall, Burnside United Ranch, remodeled kitchen, dis skyline. 8 rooms, two-full baths, privacy. Low 40s. Lessenger Manchester Parkade — 649^1306 JANITORS — Experienced Lathrop, 646-6050.** evenings, Monday-Thursday. PUG-AKC, first shots, vet in Methodist Church, East Hart pets. Inquire Paul’s Paint square feet, will divide. two fireplaces, one with Telephone soliciting work, no WANTED — Antique furniture, hwasher, IVi baths, carpeting, Co., Realtors, 646-8713,228-3^, evenings. Manchester area. spected, fawn and black mask. ford, April 13th., 10-12 noon. AVAILABLE immediately — Suitable for manufacturing and Manchester - 6-room older fieldstone in family room, RNs-LPNs part-time, full-time, experience necessary. Must toys, crank phonographs, Store, 615 Main St. warehouse. 1-748-5634. large paneled recreation room, 742-9718. SOUTH WINDSOR - Pine Call 643-5691, 3-6 p.m. Male, 8 weeks old. 649-0173. four room garden apartment, home with 3 bedrooms, Anderson thermopane windows 3 to 11 shift. Extremely high have good voice and like to swords, guns', glass, attic or 643-5851 fram 8-5 ;arage. Low 30’s. Hutchins Knob area - three-bedroom DECIDE FOR YOURSELF EIGHT FOOT slate pool table, appliances, carpeting, heat, hot spacious living room; full throughout. An immaculate cellar contents. 643-6535. ency, 649-5324. SpUt Level, 1(4 baths, carpeted THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING IS IN THE TASTING! SCHOOL bus drivers, Bolton, 2 starting salary. Phone Mr. communicate with peopie. $2.50 Artlelea lor Sale 48 like new. Call 649-75%, Monday water, $195 monthly. Security. 643-0578 ifitr 6 p.in. 460 M AIN St. - Ideal for store, basement and garage. Close home built in 1968. Rear yard VERNON Atlas between 9-5 p.m., 528- an hour to start plus bonus. 646- office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- living room and dining area, to 4 p.m. Phone 643-5057. - Friday, 10 a.m. - 2, p.m., 649-3978, 643-6165. to schools and shopping. completely fenced in for dog. Extended by popular demand. Test drive for one full day any new I LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. Rooms Without Board 89 5. - MANCHESTER — 8-room over paneled family room, large 2167. 1460. anytime Saturday and Sunday. Two-car garage with automatic CLEAN CAPE 1973 Opel of your choice Freel Absolutely no cost or obligation [ Ring bell for service. Shiners, sized, full dormer Cape, large enclosed patio. 644-2207. SHORT ORDER cook, steady 4V4-R(X)M apartment, heat, hot e le c t r ic d o o rs . $S6,80Q. (must have liability Insurance on your present car) SECRETARY - T y p is t. GROCERY CLERKS, part- crawlers, etc. 144 Deming THE THOMPSON House- Cot MODERN large five-iroom family room with beamed work, 7-4. Apply in person only. TAG SALE — 176 West Vernon water, range, refrigerator, dis 466 M AIN Street — Building for JARVIS REALTY Philbrick Agency, Realtors, With 3 bedrooms, carpeting, Street, Manchester, Wapping tage St., centrally located, apartment, second floor, wall- ceiling off kitchen, fireplaced HEBRON — Three bedroom Howard Johnson’s,. 394 Tolland Technically oriented, Must be time mornings. Apply in per Street, Saturday 10-2. Toys, posal, one child accepted. $180 any business, office, or com 643-1121 646-4200. paneled living room, den and We’ll Put Our Money Where Our Mouth Is! good with figures, will teach son, Supreme Foods, 485 Hart Road. — large, pleasantly furnished to-wall carpeting throughout. mercial use, near Center. Call living room, large dining room, Ranch, rec room, in-ground Tpke., Manchester. childrens clothes, bikes, odds rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 per month. 649-0308, after 6 call REALT6RS - MLS carport. Hurry - only $27,900. you the rest. Colonial Spring, ford Road. Stove and refrigerator^ adults 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. kitchen, 4 bedlam s, heated pool, oversized two-car garage, and ends. 649-8989. GARRISON Colonial built in SHOP. . .THEN STOP AT Bloomfield, 242-6267. ALUMINUM sheets used as for overnight and permanent only, no pets. $175. Ann Lord garage plus carport, close to deck, on one acre. Private back WANTED — Experienced 1970. Four bedrooms, 1(4 baths, PART-TIME — Clean cut printing plates, .007 thick, guest rates.' Realty, 5284139. schools and shopping. Low 30’s. BLANCHARD yard. High 30’s. Owner, 646- shovel operator, on cable rig. HUGE TAG Sale — Three BRAND NEW first-floor 3- large unique modern kitchen EXPERIENCED delivery man for morning^s, m 3 2 ” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. NEW OFFICE Call Warren E. Howland, 1523. Call 649-4356 anytime. families. Friday^unday, 104. b^room apartment with gar with all the refinements. For & CJARPENTER in remodeling. Manchester Drug, 717 Main St. Phone 643-2711. MANCHESTER — Large clean Realtors, 643-1108. TEN-ROOM Contemporary Furniture, tools, outside fur furnished room, maid service. age. May 1st occupancy. BUILDING mal dining room, paneled first- RDSSETTO NURSERY School teacher Call Robert Jarvis, 643-6712 Adults. 646-1180. APARTM ENT Ranch with 3-room studio COLUMBIA — 6-room Ranch, S&SBUICK niture, garden tools, pots, pans, floor family room with after 4:30. FEM ALE — Full-time, produc NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 Phone 649-2813. 341 M 6JU) ST. apartment. Over 1(4 acres of Roaltora-MLS 648-2482 living room with fireplace, “Haw engtamrt Fosiesl Orotring tuteft-Opef-Saab Deafer’ wanted to teach 4-year old class etc. 348 Oakland Street. fireplace and built-in tion, 84:30, to form and assem cents each. Inquire side door, RENTAL OFFICE IMNCHESTEll. (MINN. land with view. Redwood con iroWMtCmtm^ large kitchen with built-ins, 3 I 81 MAMS ST„ MMKNESTa (Opm Em.) 64MS71 in afternoon sessions for 1973- LADIES only — Nicely fur LARGE five-room tw o L K ★ bookcases. Sliding glass doors WOMAN with child wanted to ble plastic parts, no experience Manchester Evening Herald. We have a large variety o f;; ■ k 6 6 struction, large thermopane bedrooms, 24x24’ family room, (Exit 93 off 1-86 a Route 16 Next to Agway, One Block from 1974 school year. Write Box NEIGHBORHOOD S ale- April bedrooms, one child, no ets. ISO Spin FM M Op to large pool area on beautifully share apartment and babysit necessary. Please call 646-2920 nished roomifo for rent, communi P' WHERE THE ACTI6N IS windows. Philbrick Agency, laundry, work room, g a r^ e, Caldors — Just 8 minutes from Oi^ntown Hartford “ Y ” , Manchester Herald. 14th., 94 p.m., 115 Valley View Security required, Available ' deluxe one and two-bedroom' landscaped lot on a dead-end MANCHESTER - Bolton, for appointment. TOP QUALITY soil. C.O.D. on ty kitchen and bath, all utilities • Ideal for group medical Realtors, 646-4200. 1(4 acres with pond. 3^s. Z28- ting. Call 646-3916, before 2 p.m. Drive, Birch Hill, South Wind now. $125. 872-0602. ; apartments and townhouses! excellent 4-room Ranch, wall to ly. Paul Schendel, 649-0465. included, located on bus line, or attorney office practice, Maneheater and Vicinity street. Maintenance-free 3666. HAIRDRESSERS wanted full, sor. Camping equipment, ; throughout Manchester. Ren-; | aluminum siding and two-car wall caroeting, extra large gar FE M ALE — 4 full days, agency MATURE WOMAN to do in near stores. (}all after 4 p.m., branch corporate office, in OVERSIZED custom 4- part-time. Apply in person. lighting fixtures, clippers, skis, MANCHESTER — 2 bedroom 1 tal office open daily from 9-5, garage. Philbrick Agency, age with storage area. Large clerk typist, knowledge of in surance and medicare forms in DARK RICH, clean loam, 5 644-0383. surance agency, etc. 5-room Ranch $21,900 bedroom Colonial. Built in 1972. Susan Dee Coifieures, 5u Main bmts, miscellaneous. apartment, available im ; other times by appointment. Realtors, 646-4200. lot, retirement or starter home. surance, east of the river. Call doctor’s office. Must know of yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, First-floor family room with Street, Manchester. mediately. $150. Eastern Real • Includes airrconditioning, OHiram Colonial $24,900 A real doll house. Priced at only 289-5448 for appointment. fice procedure to fill in for sand, stone, pool and patio FURNISHED carpeted room, fireplace, 2(4 baths with mar GARAGE SALE - Nest of Estate, 6464250. heat, elevator, janitorial NEWLY LISTED 2-family! Big $23,800. Charles Lesperance, vacations, etc. Approximately sand, 643-9504. kitchen privileges, lounge area, DMHTO ENTOPMSES, la Two-famOy ^ $28,500 ble vanities. 2-car oversized -:- MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. -;- MATURE woman for work in tables, cooking tools, mirrors, washer-dryer, all utilities in service, partitioning, carpet 6-6 duplex, central location, 649-7620. PAINTERS, part-time, piece two days a week. Write Box 24IMI Nn Stats IL, Mwclieitar garage, full walk-out basement home for elderly. Mrs. Miller, etc. At the Rra Bam, Andover NEWER DUPLEX, 3 ing and draperies. Three-fandy $45,900 “ D” , Manchester Herald, SCREENED loam, gravel, cluded. Male. 6464304, 742-9868. with, sliding glass doors. separate hearing ^sterns. 649-5985, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. w ork only. C all 649-7863, Lake, Andover. Saturday April bedrooms, near shops and MH 021 EAST HARTFORD — six room giving qualifications and processed gravel, sand, stone, • 400 on-site parking. Beautiful skyline view. Tenants pay utilities. Excellent George. 14th., 104. Sunday, April 15th., schools, $195 per month. Securi Cape, basement, large living references. Hours flexible. and fill. George H. Griffing, An CLEAN, furnished room, for Brokers Protected Philbrick Agency, Realtors, income. Mr. Lombardo, SECURITY Guards wanted ty, no pets. Call 647-9209. PASEK-RUTHERFORD room, paneled den, appliances. dover, 742-7886. 12:30-5. working or retired gentleman. 6464200. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. full-time, second and third Are yoa n mnehair thypper? ------Call 649-3142. THREE-ROOM apartment. Owner, $25,500. 528-^7. shifts. Location in Manchester, WOMAN — Will train for Boata-Acceaaorlea 48 THIRD FLDOR, 4 rooms, 2 [Jggj parking, utilities. No pets MNmillST FMMRUL CORP. 289-7475 742-8243 Check out the berpies on the making Dairy Queen frozen GARDEN Tractor — Inter RANCH on 3 acres with 11 large NINE-ROOM house including Must be over 25. Inquire 246- enclosed porches, $130. Rtomed security deposit. Porter Streeire e l COVENTRY — Six room house. NenM Classified Paget novelties, and some counter national Cub Cadet 7-1 with GENTLEMAN ONLY, mature, Ni MknlhM In Roaltor-MLS Upon 9-9 rooms, 3 baths, 5 bedrooms, apartm ent for in-laws, 2(4 8585. EVINRUDE outboard motors, couple, one child aMept;^, ho 3^53 5150 'Available May 1st. Call A. D. Heckler, 742-6519 work, 9-2, 4 days weekly. Apply mower, sicklebar, snowblower kitchen privileges, free iBtfat Urn. IWrni family room, 2 kitchens. Could baths, enclosed porch, two-car Holsclaw and Mastercraft pets, security deposit. §434927. u ea i for newlyweds. ‘ 247-4688. — between 7:30-8 a.m., or 875- Hartford Road Dairy Queen, and cart. $900. Call 646-0499. parking, references rOquired. be ideal for in-laws. Barn, 6 garage with automatic doors, trailers, sales-service. ------life------, 4350. between - . Centrally located. 643-2693 after LARGE eight room Colonial horse stalls, regulation dog aluminum siding, on (4 acre SAFETY CH ECK 10 12 FOUR ROOMS, first fioor. 6 A n m r la Praviea* Panit TAG SALE — Three rooms of Complete service department, 5. FIVE-ROOM flat, middle-aged Cape, in prime residential area. heavily treed lot. Priced in mid boating supplies, accessories, Spruce Street. $125 per month, PROFESSIONAL office, kennels. Philbrick Agency, CONVENTRY (NORTH) Book Beat MACHINISTS - We have the furniture, household items, ------;------(— :------couple preferred. Call 643-5913. Large rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2-car Realtors, 6464^. forties. Principals only. Phone Woolsey paints, Gerich’s (jouple preferr^. (;all after 7 beautiful, spacious. Excellent ■•1 following openings — lathe, books, etc. Call 568-8239 or 232- NEW LY refinished room, large garage. And wall-to-wall stays 643-6760 for appointment. k NEW RAISED RANCH!! Marine Semce, 1982 Tolland p.m., 1413-525-3493. FIVE-ROOM apartment, ai cen- exposure and projection. First We Check Bridgeport, tool makers and house, private iocation, group with this house. T.J. Crockett, CIRCA — 1717 Rare Colonial on Come to the rolling hills of ACBOSS DOWN 'Ipke., Buckland, 643-2363. living, warm atmosphere. trally located.. $150 moaonthly. floor, all facilities, parking. Realtors, 643-1577. MANCHESTER - Spacious burr men. The Purdy Corp., 586 COMFORTABLE 2 bedroom Reasonable rent. 3 ^ Center 14 acres, 7 fireplaces, 2 bams. lovely rural Coventry & enjoy lA lc o tt IF o o d fish TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for Immediately available. 646- Call 875-9316. six-room Colonial located near character 2P en n am eof Hilliard St., Manchester. 649- apartment in a -family home, Street, 649-1680, 649-3549. Excellent example of period the tranquility of an acre lot covering lawns, shnibs, etc. 20 16’ FIBERGLASS, 65 h.p. Mer 7378. 2 schools, shopping and church. •FRONT END SFTench Charles Lamb 0000. large kitchen, carpeting in restoration. Country setting. close to a beautiful clean cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- cury, electric start. New tilt- Formal dining room, fireplaced author 3 Certain cluded, no children or pets. MANCHESTER 10,000 square COULD YOU USE A Good location. Philbrick Agen river. 2-car garage, cathedral charge 6587. trailer, excellent condition. $1,- PROFESSIONAL lady or stu living room, priced in the low •SHOCK ABSORBERS •BALL JOINTS 9 American GAL F R ID A Y — Never a dull feet industrial space. Fully cy, Realtors, 646-4200. 4 " ------of Troy" 400. 8724479. dent to share nice apartment. Older couple preferred. $170 PRESIDENTIAL LARGE, LARGE BARN? 30’s. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. ceilings, 1(4 baths, aluminum writer moment> Super sharp gal sprinklered, loading docks, of 12 Tropical plant 5 Vandal LAWN MOWER ^ References exchanged. Call per moqth. Paul W. Dougan, VILLA0EAPT8. A spacious older 7 room siding & loads of other extras. • DISC BRAKES •WHEEL BEARINGS 6Disrest needed for young growing com Realtor, 643-4535. fice area. Hayes Ajgency, 646- SPRING STREET area - An U T w o -t o e d Hahn/Eclipse 21” Rocket self- 649-3993 after 6 p.m. home, established residen Lota-Land For Sale 73 $37,900. J. Giordon. sloth 7 Catch breath pany. Great diversity. (Sood Garden Producta 80 ' MANCHESTER 0131. saidi built Raised Ranch, 7 convulsively 24 Seed plant a dirk typing. Up to $115. Fee paid. propelled. Used two seasons. rooms, one full, two half-baths, 14 Pismire COZY ROOM for gentleman, FOUR-ROOM, third floor One and two bedrooms.^' tial neighborhood with all A-ZONE, city water and sewer, • • B & W •• •COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS 8 Evicts 25 Nautical term 45 Slant $100. (new $199) 643-6648. 15 Foolishness. Call Ann, 289-2778, B ailey BUY your potatoes direct from apartment, $125 monthly with M A N C H E S T E R 4,000 plus utilities. Two-car garage, two fireplaces, two-car garage. The BARROWS L WALLACE Co. 9 Speed 28Daii7gadget 46Aperture semi-private bath and shower, Near schools, churches; $9,000. J. D. Reai Estate AND OF COURSE 17 Intimation Employment, East Hartford. the potato warehouse, comer of garage, stove, refrigerator. square feet store-building for Large wooded lot. Beautiful Realtors — MLS 18 O f interest to determiner 28 Censure 47 Tablet KODAK slide trays for private family. 649-6719. and shopping center, on, walk-up room attic. Low, Associates, 643-5129. Bucxland Road and Tolland Adulty, no pets. 647-1888. lease. Huge paved parking home and excellent location. Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 ’ YOUR TIRES rablishers 10 Burden (Scot) (comb, form) Cavalcade 520 projector. 18 bus line. CaU anytime, low 30’s. Call. 30 Genipap wood 48 Encourage GAL FRIDAY — Be right hand Turnpike, Buckland. Call 646- area. Prim e location In town Philbrick Agency, Realtors, ISReadiness 11 Summers trays 2 for $3. Also Cavalcade ROOM with kitchen privileges. FOR SALE — Building lot, (F r.) 31 Grafted (her.) 50 Indigo gal for two men. Able to work 8248. with highway access. Hayes 646-4200. — Fast, CouFteous Service — 21 Gives assent 520 projector, one loose spring Cientrally located, 14 Arch ! PLEASANT 4 room apartment, WARREN t HOWLAND zoned for duplex. Owner, 569- 23 Penrod’s 16 Chemical term 33 Elector 51 Anatomical independantly. Good skills. Ad Agency, 6464131. but in workini orderV^rVnew ...... miadle-aged 646-2623 REM.T8RS 643-1198 1978., COVENTRY — 5-room home, friend 20 Pertaining 35 Paused tissue vancement possible. Free working couple preferred. 7-ROOM Raised Ranch, 1(4 to birth 40 Allied 52 Paradise $125.) 643-6641 large kitchen, new roof, plus 24 Possesses parking and benefits. Up to Houaehold Qooda gf Apartmenta For Rent 83 Available June or July. $160 474 MAIN St. - Commercial baths, fireplace, famUy room, S P E C IA L O F T H E W E E K 27 Encounter 22Niclu 43 Pierces with 55Snaoaa $140. Fee paid. Call Ann, 2 ^ fully appllanced eat-in kitchen. GLASTONBURY - Acre plus unn^nished second floor. $%,900. monthly, no children or pets. place ideal for office or store, on to^^of Miiuiechaugh Moun Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 29“A ------of 2778, Bailey Employment, East WEATHERED LOBSTER pots, THREE-Bedroom apartment, Two-car side entrance garage. T w o Citie s r “ r “ r~ r “ 8” 7” r 1” id IT SINGER Touch and Sew, like 649-1741. $150. 646-2426, 9-5. tain. View with seclusion 1“ Hartford. ^ to order, flat top, $6 ; rounded •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BOWERS School, beautifully Aluminum siding, nice lot. $41,- Call 22FootbaU new, hems, buttonholes, stretch heat, hot water, appliances, after p.m., 643-1859. 13 14 top, $7. Call 643-1453. clean 6-room Cape. Aluminum 500. Philbrick Agency, 6 squad il" stitches, monograms, sews on carpeting, maximum 3' COLONIAL MANOR - 4V4 Furnlahed Apartmenta 84 84 Burmese ELECTRO NIC inspi children! security. $225. 643- sided, detached garage, deep Realtors, 646-4200. 18 It buttons, fancy designs. room Townhouse, appliances, COVENTRY - One-half acre, COVENTRY mountains IS with mechanical ability HEARING AID,like new, TWO-ROOM furnished apart treed lot. Fireplaced living Originally $399.50, now only 9097. utilities, basement, patio, etc. $3,900. Tolland, acre, $3,900. An 88 Bo o k ------4 a required for established east- sacrifice. Phone 643-4564. ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, room, new furnace. Won’t last HDME PLUS iF i $99.65. ^ s y terms. 522-0476, $205. J. D. R e a l E s ta te ★ NEW dover, $1,800. overlooking lake. in school of-river firm. Full benefits. WE HAVE customers waiting hot water, private bath. O- long^x Keith Real Estate, 646- 87Softanin dealer. - Associates, 643-5129. MANCHESTER BEAUTIFUL LAND , ii 22 $6K-$10K. Fee paid. Call John, PANOSONIC STEREO tuner, 4126, 649-1922. Hayes Agency, 6466131. for the rental of your apartmentapa I S o s r ana ST. A picturesque and serene set so 31 289-2778, Bailey Employment, with guarantee, $180. Pair or home. J.D. Real EstateE MINI P A U S E Mon., Tuts., Wod. 8-5:30 • ■ 88 Book M S" CLEAN USED — refrigerators, MANCHESTER - Mountain ting of mature pine and fruit 89 Droops East Hartford. metai skis, one season old, $50. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. BOLTON NOTCH - Nicely fur (On Bua Una) IMMACULATE Ranch, 3 That’s what this 6-room Cape ranges, automatic washers Y ILU 6 E R Rd., 105’ building lot with water 41 Scottish s r 33 Pair of women’s skates, size 6, nished 3-room apartment, elec bedrooms, IVii baths, recreation trees, enhance this Thurs, Fri. 8*8 • Sat. 8-1 with guarantees. See them at B. First-floor professional office Cod is. It’s elegantly and sewer, $10,900. M erritt aaUyard CONSCIENTIOUS Capable $10. Phone 6434634. , L(X )K IN G for anything in real tricity, heat, and hot water in room, 20x40 swimming pool, 2- meticulously restored 1800 8- s r IT D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main APARTMENTS space for rent. Air- decorated, with wall-to-wall Agency, 646-1180. 42 Legal point woman for housework, for cluded in weekly rent. Good car garage, aluminum siding, room Colonial-Cape. There ■V ' 44 Obtains St., Call 643-2171. estate rental — apartments, carpeting, center fireplace, ST 41 working individual. One or TAG SALE — Saturday and homes, multiple dw elling, no parking. Ideal for middle-aged conditioned. Select your ovni 105x304 lot. AU for only $34,9M. are 24 acres of rolling land 48 Ancient Greek Five-room, 2-bedroom town large fo m u l dining nx»n, a MANCHESTER - Two wooded preferably two days a week, Sunday, April 14-15. 161 School fees. Call J.D. Real Estate adults, no pets. References decorating and carpeting to fit Bel Air Real Estate7^9332. ARCO <> 49Pufft 4! CARPETS — Wholesale to you must-SM home. Priced in low, building lots, located i|t prime with fields and woodlands. references. 643-5828 after 7 p.m. St. baby clothes and furniture, Associates, Inc, 643-5129. house, wall-to-wall carpeting, requ ire. Call 643-2226. the size of space you need. B 1 at our warehouse. The Carpet residential area. All utilities The home is high on a hill with M l «• IT a M Bt BZ household goods, furniture, 2 air conditioners, appliances, Ample front door parking. For COMFORTABLE, oversized 7- low 30’s. Call Tony Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpxe., available. Zinsser Agency, 646- a view of the valley below. H O n a g e r miscellaneous, auto parts, DELUXE ONE — Bedroom ^ heat and hot water, 1^ tiled W^NOVATED 3Vt rooms, se- room Cape, 2 baths, 4 Wasikefsky at 649-5306 today. i* Manchester. 646-8568. more information, call: 1511. CaU. tools. apartment, wall-to-wall baUis, washer and di7 er hook cend floor, with heat, no>pets bedrooms, beautiful lawn. In MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. H" H one of Manchester’s finest ..B&W.. Thtrt It a big dtMaag far BUNK BEDS, washer-dryer, carpeting throughout, complete up, patio. No pets. furnished, $225 monthly plus MERRITT A6ENCY GARAGE SALE - April 14th, appliances, vanity bath. Cen security, Available May 1st areas. Priced to sell in the The BARROWS Ic WALLACE Oo. WffiREN E. HOWUMD 295 BROAD $T.,MANCHESTER 643-1161 ■- •5 , M ||RINnim» iMMlNR CMlNliMf vVw , 15th, 10-5. 255 Summit Street, living room furniture, mis REALTONR. 646-1180 RetHors-'Ml^ Read M P k o e }l trally located $175 monthly. Charter Oak St., Call between 5^ Porter Street area. T. J. Manchester. Sponsored by cellaneous. 92 Vernon St., 6-9 MwsSierterPmtala-StfMS REMLTINIS 643-1168 M A id c r ,tM liiaM Oauiliii l«3-2m . R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. Can 646-7620 8, 643-7279. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. CMWirAMt INTliraiSt AKN.) Manchester Art Association. p.m. Herald Ads iP5^5^.vv.f.:;v'- . ^ , - ^'• PAGE TfflRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thura., April 12, 1973 Hebron Carpet, School Issue ^ I Going to Arbitration Democrats To Heat The Weather ‘ • i, ' t ^ G ear tonight with low in upper 20s or low Problems with new carpet at including a requirement that Talk on Elderly 30s. Sunny Saturday with high in mid 50s. Nathan Hale, Robertson, and the contractor replace the Sunday’s outlook: fair and milder. -Keeney St. Schools, and the carpet; an adjustment of the Town Building Committee’s contract price to reflect the ANNE EM T cumstances, the Learning acceptance date for the Nathan lower-cost carpet installed; or Correspondent Festival, sponsored by the MANCHESTER, (X)NN., FRIDAY, APRIL IS, liW 3- VOL. XCH, No, 164 Manchester—A City of Village Charm 'TWENTY-FOUR PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Hale School addition will be the installation of humidifiers at Tel. 228-3971 pro, will close at 2 p.m. Friday subjects of arbitration between the three schools to control, The Rev. Herbert Kelsey, the at both schools Instead of 5 p.m. the Town of Manchester and static electricity problems. town’s municipal agent for the as planned. Bartlett-Brainard & Eacott Mankey told the TBC aging, will be the guest speaker Inc., the general contractor for Tuesday night that installation at the Democratic Town (Com the school projects. of humidifiers at just Robert mittee meeting Tuesday Members of the Town son School — where there have evening at 8 at the Town Office Building. Rev. Kelsey will ■Price Control Building Committee (TBC) been complaints about elec held a special meeting Tuesday trical shocks received as a speak on the duties involved in Tax Assistance night with representatives of result of the carpet — would his position. Representatives of the Inter the general contractor, and ap cost about $15,0(X). The committee would like to nal Revenue Service will be in parently no progress was made After hearing the alternatives remind all members to turn in Manchester tomorrow to assist toward settlement of the carpet suggested by the TBC, Hawley their ticket returns for the May residents in the preparation of problem. “They wouldn’t indicated Tuesday night that his 5 Dinner Dance. their 1972 income tax returns. Showdown Next Week firm would not take any correc budge,” TBC Chairman Paul Little League They will be in the Municipal WASHINGTON (AP) - With their prices have skyrocketed. want to try to find out more Open next week and will con stronger controls by Congress, Phillips explained, ^ying that tive action, according to Little League tryouts for tinue for several weeks. administration officials said. Building Hearing Room, from a showdown set next week on The (}ost of Living Council about these industries, take a the matter will be referred to Phillips. those youngsters who were not 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Those who will call in representatives harder look at the problem The council has been edging ’The bill up for a House vote Town Counsel David Barry for The matter of the acceptance able to attend last week’s appear for assistance are the future of wage-price con from the textile, canning, areas,” a council source said. back toward Phase 2-type man would roil back rents back to legal action. date for the addition to Nathan tryouts will be held Saturday at requested to bring all records trols, the Nixon administration paper, nonferrous-metal and ’The goal is to try to hold down datory controls in several the Jan. 10 level while allowing “They (Bartlett-Brainard & Hale School involves the date 1 p.m. at the G il^d Hill School. pertaining to their tax returns. has summoned representatives machine-tool industries, among these prices. problem areas as Congress landlords to pass on, dollar- for-dollar, increases in taxes Eacott) have been very un for the start of a one-year Boys attending are requested to Tomorrow will be the last of key industries to find out why others, it was learned. “We ’The industry sessions will debates proposed new ceilings cooperative all the way through guarantee of the work. The TBC wear sneakers and bring a cap time this year the represen on prices. and other costs. the school renovation and addi has set March 6, 1973 as the and glove. tatives will give assistance in Meantime, House The president would be tion projects,” Phillips said. start-of-guarantee date for the Learning Festival Manchester. ’The deadline date Democratic leaders decided required within 60 days to bring about further rollbacks in Phillips said he could not recall addition, but Hawley said there Due to unforseen cir for filing returns is April 16. ’Thursday that legislation to set any other school projects where is “no way” that date can be School Aid-Impact ceilings on most prices and in prices or explain why they were there have been such dis accepted by the contractor. terest rates at their March 16 not feasible. agreements with a contractor. Hawley says the one-year levels will go to the House floor ’Treasury Secretary George Paul Hawley, vice president guarantee should have started Monday and a vote will come P. Shultz said recently the con of Bartlett-Brainard & Eacott, when the Nathan Hale addition Funds later in the week. If the bill gressional ceilings are not workable and hinted that Nixon said the disagreement is over was occupied, in September Districts will receive 100 per passes the House, it must go to terminology, and his firm “is 1972. But the TBC wouldn’t set WASHINGTON (AP) - The School districts in every a Senate-House conference. might veto them, leaving-the Nixon administration today cent of their entitlement if not trying to agitate the town.” that date, because there were children of federal employes state, and in nearly all the 4^ Congress plans to adjourn nation without controls. confirmed it will release $507 congressional districts, will The carpet problem at the several unfinshed items in the living and working on federal next Thursday for an Easter Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, chair million in impact aid to receive money because of the man of the House Ways and three schools involves the lack school at that time. premises make up at least 25 recess. If it does so without ap thousands of school districts new decision. of a static-control fiber which Completion of several minor per cent of total enrollment, 90 proving President Nixon’s Means Committee, said located near federal in About 4,650 districts have Thursday in New York that the was called for in the contract items in the Nathan Hale per cent if less than 26 per cent request for a one-year exten stallations. ' received “ B” funds in the past, answer to “rampant runaway specifications. The TBC is kitchen will not come until this of enrollment, and 73 per cent sion of his authority to control summer, Hawley told TBC Jackson-White will spend the next nine months assisUng in The Department of Health, and 1,650 have claimed “A” wages and prices, the power inflation’’ is “a complete freeze holding the general contractor C. Jackson-White, center, new Medex assistant, becomes Education and Welfare said a in other categories. responsible for installation of members, because the work children as well. would expire 11 days later. without time duration.” acquainted with patients’ records under the guidance of the doctors’ office at 56 Hajmes St. under the Jfledex statement will be released later ’The entitlement figures are the wrong carpet, which cost will take about two weeks. Dr. Harold J. Lehmus, left, and Dr. David L. Warren. program. (Herald photo by Ofiara) based on what districts would Last year Congress ap The Nixon administration The Arkansas Democrat said explaining how the money will he has suggested t o Nixon that approximately $3,000 less than have received had the program propriate $592.5 million for wants a simple extension of the be distributed. impact aid, roughly two-thirds law and is strongly opposed to the only way to control rising the specified carpet, according The decision marks a sharp been funded at 100 percent of to architect Richard Mankey. $83 Billion For Schooling of it for children whose parents the proposed price ceilings up prices is to “go back where he turnaround in thinking at the authorization. The contractor claims he was Washington — Total expend Medex Aide Eyed Pianist Career live in private residential for a House vote. was on Aug. 15,1971.” That was White House. Earlier, it had Most of the money in the relieved of the responsibility to itures for public and nonpublio 22-year-old program goes to areas. The administration criticized the date on which Nixon began schools at all levels of Q ues impounded a substantial por Letters announcing the deci a 90-day freeze on wages and provide static control carpet by months, underwent an exten tion. At the end of the total school districts on the basis of a proposal that would have tion from kindergarten through June B. Tompkins at a moment when Jackson- tion of the funds. sion to school districts will be extended controls temporarily prices. a letter from the architect. sive training program of training period, Jackson-White The impact aid to be dis two categories. Children in Town Counsel Barry-told the graduate school amounted to an . (Herald Reporter) White was discouraged with his prepared next week, HEW of for 60 days while Congress Mills would exempt interest estimated $83.8 billion during Were it not for the fact that demonstrations, lectures, and will be in search of a more per- P eter’s Lucky Number tributed to some 4,650 school Category A are those who live TBC that, in his opinion, the job as a janitor in El Paso, he ficials said. A breakdown of debated the bill. This would rates and agricultural products the 1971-72 school year. This an aspiring concert pianist dis classes in terminology with manent position. Mild- districts by midyear includes BK federal property and attend architect’s letter didn’t change grabbed the new offer to work allocations was not immediate have caused companies to raise at the farm level from the more than doubled the $40 bil covered it took more money to heavy emphasis on medicine, mannered and soft spoken, he Thirteen is Peter Martin Rau’s lucky number. Peter, of Leeds, Mass., is the grandson of $68 million in one-time nearby public schools. Parents the contract specifications. in a research laboratory at ly available. prices in anticipation of freeze. lion spent only seven years pursue a musical career than he psychiatry, and pediatrics. expresses a desire to eventually Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Welles of Talcottville. Today, Friday the 13th, is his/13th birthday. assistance to areas hit by of Category B children live in TBC m em bers have dis Stanford University. He was earlier and was nearly 10 times could afford, the field of During the remainder of his pursue research in cancer. ^ Tropical Storm Agnes last private residential areas but cussed several alternatives as the $8.8 billion expended in given a job of controlling a He was born in Manchester in the 13th hour of April 13,1960, and is the proud owner of 13 medicine would have one less colony of 2,500 white mice. training, he will work closely His wife. Celeste, is presently ' June. work at federal installations. solutions to the carpet problem, 1949-50. chickens. His Post Office box number is 175...add up the figures and they total 13. Until now, the U.S. Office of laboratory technician and one From this point on, his in with Dr. Warren who will act as a supervisor with Blue Cross ’The decision will be especial less doctor’s assistant. terest and association with his preceptor. Together, they and Blue Shield in the Medicare Education had been distributing MHS Round Table Singers ly important to districts with 1972-73 funds only for Category C. Jackson-White, whose laboratory medical research will periodically return to Dart Department of the Boston of large numbers of nonmilitary A, which has the heaviest im hyphenated surname is a com grew to the extent that he mouth for reports and evalua fice. federal employes living but not CONN. SALVAGE Co., Inc. oEoi The bination of his mother’s maiden enrolled at Northeastern pact on local tax revenues, and Mid-Air Crash working in their communities. for Category B children whose To Wing To Hawaiian Isles name and his father’s family University in Boston and Many had feared they would name, began to show a talent graduated as a licensed parents are in the military. \GLORIOUS EMPORIUM lose millions of dollars already ,This, eliminated aid to dis was president of his graduating have trav eie throughout the for the piano at an early.age in laboratory technician. After his DOUG BEVINS SWEDISH BAKE SALE locked into their budgets. tricts'! with heavy concen- class. state giving concerts. The his home near El PasdTTex. He graduation, he acquired a The ' allocatiohs will be (Hejrald Rc|rarter). Among the many other ac Hawaii trip is the biggest ven remembers going through the tratiqnjt 'of nooniilitary federal OORNER OF HUnFORD ROAD research job in chemistry on a prorated undQ fast year’s for empli^es who work on govem- Manchester High School’s tivities planned is a real ture ever undertaken. rooms of his home with some “sophisticated level” working at House and Haters MOUNTAIN .VIEW, Calif. ’ThurQay. None of the golfers by the Navy as a $10 million mula, HEW spu^rcra^id. Round-Table Singers will leave Hawaiian luau Sunday night. sort of a make believe surplice mentriiipfalllilions. - Emmerling noted that with Dr. V. Zachek, a member (AP) — “The flames were 30 to or employes on the course was submarine chaser. the high school at 6:30 a.m. Hie group will return next A PINE ST„ MANCHESTER - M9-77tt and culminating his invented Manchester High School en of the staff of Harvard Medical Saturdayy^ April 14, 1973 40 feet in the air and the hurt. tomorrow on the first leg of a Sunday (April 22), flying into one-man game with an im PO 3. C. Bruce N. Mallibert, r* courages foreign travel for stu School. The job involved wreckage was covered with The' Navy immediately week-long trip to Hawaii. Boston at 10 a.m. and arriving aginative piano performance. 22, of Mountain View, an an dent groups. Also this coming Hi research in cancer. black smoke. There was no way named a board of investigation About 70 members of the in Manchester at about noon. “One day, my mother says she tisubmarine warfare techni News Capsules vacation week, the MHS Deep- He later applied for training 10:OO AM. to get in there.” to try to learn why the two four- singing group, accompanied by The Hawaii trip, the longest Sixers, a SCUBA diving club un Neighhorl recognized a definite tune Sponsored In Seandia Lodgo No. 23 engine planes were so close cian, was thrown clear of the seven adults, will be boarding journey ever undertaken' by the under the Medex program at Fireinan Ron Kimball was Navy plane. He was taken to a der direction of teacher Gilbert which was that old song, Dartmouth Medical School in Vasa Order of American describing the scene after a while approaching the Navy’s Decision Delayed IVtuseum Planned buses at the MHS lot tomorrow Round Table Singers, has been To the hundreds of 'Coming In On a Wing and a hospital, where doctors said he Hunt, will be going on a week- Hanover, N.H., and for three National Aeronautics and Space Moffett Field, less than a half VAUVENARGUES, France for a ride to Boston’s Logan in the planning since last fall. babies everywhere Prayer’,’’ Jackson-White was in critical condition with WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. long trip to Montego Bay, Administration plane and a mile away. Both aircraft were Edward W. Brooke, R-Mqss., (AP) — Pablo Picasso’s widow Airport, where their direct Students have conducted a Jamaica. who have some unfin reminisces. ■tTEMPLE'S OF MANCHESTER-CONNECTICUT’S HUG CENTER)! Navy aircraft collided in flight, on short test flights from burns and fractures. charter flight will leave at 11 number of fund-raising ac I From then until three years said Thursday he had t|een today was reported planning to ished business wait plummeted onto a golf course in Moffett, A golfer had covered aQured 6y Defense Secretary create a museum. around the a.m. tivities to finance the trip, and ’This is the third year the ing because we ran ago when a new career piggyback fashion, exploded Eleven of the men killed were Mallibert with his parachute, MHS Principal George townspeople have also con Deep Sixers have gone on superseded his piano training, Elliot L. Richardson that no thousands of paintings, out of disposable dia and burned. Sixteen men in a Convair 990, a $2.5 million believing him dead, when Kim Emmerling and Miss Martha tribute largely, Emmerling lengthy trips during te April he studied with first the base-closing decisions will be drawings and other works of art pers last week, I TEMPLE’S aboard the planes died; one was transport-type jet the National ball reached the crash scene. announced before the senator her husband left unsold at his White, director of the Round note. vacation week. About 45 neighborhood piano teacher and critically injured. Aeronautics and Space Ad Table Singers, will be going on students are participating this apologize. We just then,.much later, such teachers “People threw a chute over returns from Saigon to discuss death April 8. Emmerling praised “The one plane just set down ministration used as a flying the trip, which will include at year. didn’t anticipate the as Mme. Adele Marcus of the CARPET AND the body, but 1 yanked it off and the issue. townspeople for their financial on top of the other,” said David laboratory. Friends said Jacqueline least four special concerts in Other foreign trips recently amount of production ' Juiiliard School of Music in felt his pulse and he was alive,” Brooke, in a statement from and moral support of the trip. Frame, 25, who was working on The other five victims and the Picasso told them she planned Hawaii. involved the high school’s ski babies are capable of. However, another load (maybe I New York City, Paul Badura- FLOOR COVERING Kimball said. Saigon released by his office The Round Table . Singers, the Sunnyvale Municipal Golf survivor were aboard a Navy here, said he learned of Pen to live in the chateau Picasso organize about 35 years ago by club going to Switzerland, and should’nt use that word) has bieen brought over from Skoda at Stanford University in owned at Vauvenargues, north Expected arrival time in (bourse when the planes crashed P3 Orion turboprop, described It was nearly three hours tagon plans to close the Boston Honolulu, Oahu, is 6e;15 p.m. the late G. Albert Pearson, the French Club trip to Canada. the warehouse and I am happy to report that we have Palo Ao, Calif., and Lili Krause 308 MAIN STREET of Aix en Provence, and to good, stock of newborn, da^ime and ovemite sizes on in San Francisco. He gave MANCHESTER h i t u m n As Low A t after the crash before the first Naval Shipyard, Westover Air Saturday (Hawaii time). The bodies could be removed. Force Base and Otis Air Force create a museum there. group will be staying at the hand. Price is $7.50 for 30-lb. bulk pack daytime, and recitals and performed piano Tel. 643-6662 THE aVPSY MOTHS ARE OOMINB. concert! with symphonies. He NYLON TWEED Debris \yas scattered over a Base, all in Massachusetts. Most of the collection is Illkai Hotel in Honolulu. overnite and $3.00 for 15-ib. pack of newborns. PROTECT YOUR TREES WITH 100-yard radius of the golf "I have requested meetings stored in the villa at Mougins, worked at job after job in an ef k Planned concerts to be given Lots of new arrivals: “Royal Family’’ Cannon 9 12 OOUILE FACE MOTH TAPE New Criminal course, which borders busy with both the President apd on the Riviera, where Picasso fort to pay for his musical in the 50th state include towels. Pine & Maple Luxury Furniture, Telephone r'xST' ROLL. CARPEnM Interstate 101 about 45 miles secretary Richardson bn Mon died. Turning it into a museum training. LINOLEUM RUGS programs at Honolulu’s Mary Book Covers, Hardwood Book Racks, Barbecue Uten AiaSTtONO south of San Francisco. day,” Brooke said. “I will leave collection would prohabjiy A call from an old school CHOICE SELECTION • LONC WIAIINC Knoll High School; at the sils and Fire Starters, Rubber Gloves, Range Hoods, WtIO MON VWTl • STAIN RESISTANT The crash was within 100 foriWashington immediately.” exempt it from death Qties. friend may have been the tur ■ It. $I4.«S • EASY TO CLEAN COMPLETELY Justice group’s hotel; at the U.S. naval $ 0 9 8 yards of the freeway, over Appliance Dollie Wheels, Wicker Products, Bulova ning point in his career. Coming FLOOR ROUSH • QUIET UNOtt FOOT INSTALLED station. Pearl Harbor; and an eavy foam rack which planes approaching; Silver Polish, Mosquito Coils, Scutl, Sink Traps, • HEA’H New Boycott Set Lottery Numbers appearance on the Eton Ross $9.95 Moffett usually .cros; at an Traverse Rods, etc., all at less than dealers 1000'S OF PEOPLE REPORTED LOS ANGELES (AP) - An Here are the winning television show. $1.99 qt THIS WORKED LAST YEAR. Sent altitude of froqi 50 toTOO fCqt as themselves pay. brgatiizer of • the nationwide th ^ come in ;'on a north by numbers drawn this week in There will be ample free time WALL-TO-WALL meat boycott the first week in northeastern state lotteries. HARTFORD (AP) - A bill to \ In that form all existing northwest coursfera NASA of for swimming, .-turfing, and COMMERCIAL b t U K ficial said. April says there’ll be another New York 187643 sightseeing, Emmerling said. join all prosecutors in Connec grounds for divorce would be the first week of May. Pennsylvania 73837 He added that one of the Benton^s Widow RUBBER BACK ticut superior and circuit courts abolished and instead an in June Donavan, chairman of n Id . ARPET The Navy has identified the Connecticut 65246 highlights of the visit will be a ‘ is on its way to the governor. dividual would petition a Fight Inflation Together, an Named Publisher KITCHEN CARPET. pilot of the Navy P3 Orion tur Massachusetts 040795 tour of the University of »L R. COHEN ilSCORTINOI! But a bill to reform the superior court judge to dissolve nounced a second boycott It NEW is n OOUM OOMMIATIONE boprop as Lt. Stephen A. New Jersey 189827 Hawaii, conducted by Dr. (Herald Doggerolaureate) Of Encyclopedia rx'is>v.v.:As' Prices start at state’s divorce statute has been his or her , marriage on the ’Thursday, saying prices are WITH . . . Schwarting,. 28, of Storrs, The qualifier in'^the Penn Richard Dubanowski, professor To those wdio insist that today is sad — that it’s one of 12’ A IS' CMFEISMIRB left waiting in the lurch. grounds' that it was “still outrageous.” ^ said the sylvania lottei^ |s A-K-7. HI-DENSITY Qood i«l.ctlan Conn., and ^ n ta Clara, Calif. of psychology. Dr. Dubanowski those days when all things go bad, CHICAGO (AP) — En ’The state senate voted 22-12 irretrievably broken. - i: new campaign will run from The Massachusetts million FOAM BACK w idlks 5 Thursday to establish a He is Qrvived by his widow and is a 1958 graduate of cyclopedia Britannica, Inc. an The houQ amendments had April 30 through May 6. dollar game number is 87795. Who tell you today is a day to fear — and call you quite and up criminal justice division in the two children. Manchester High School, and nounced Wednesday the elec retained the existing divorce mad if you tend to jeer, SHAG Tweedt-Shogi-Sculptured & Pluth Judiciary Department to coor tion of Mrs. William Benton as Completely instolled grounds but added irretrievable,, “It’s Uie 13th,.a Friday,” they tremblingly say, “Be sure CERAMIC TILE RAKES dinate crime fighting activities. publisher succeeding her late breakdown and 18-month to be careful when you go out today.' $4.95 The House, meanwhile, voted husband. BATHROOM separation to the list. “Don’t walk under ladders, or light three on a match, or iHtaNod ■» 10 MO iRwn foM Includes reg. BRAIDED 107-31 to reject a senate amend Reaction Of Officials Mixed Benton, former U.S. senator look at black kittens, or an umbrella snatch.” from Connecticut and a former 6 pc. $7.95 ment to the divorce bill and Rep. Jam es ,F- Bingham, fixture RUGS thus send the measure to a joint R-Stamford, urgQ defeat of the We say to those people, “Life’s not all that wierd — it’s advertising executive, served $ 1 C Q 9 5 OZITE & SHAG SOUUWUI SPEGUL just w h^ you make it — either happy or feared. If- >11 30 years as publisher, longer rioperetlH oitr* conference committee. senate amendment, predicting THE ARMSTRONG FLOOR THAT it would cause Gov. Thomas J. “Theip^ are those udio are able, when things go wrong, to than anyone in the history of the CARPET SOUARES SHINES WITHOUT WAXINQI The vote on the criminal To Proposed Danbury Project 205-year-old company. Benton I ft 11 It REGULAR. BAR HARBOR, justice bill split along party Meskill to veto the bill. whistle a tune -r- to hum a song. SELEaiON OF COLORS lines with Democrats calling it “You claim it’s unlucky, because it’s The Day. We claim died March 18. A insnoan iu a » Reosonoble DESIGNER SELECTED IN 8T(X:K ’The six-member conference money-making venture,” ig said Thursday that 40 per cent FORNKA COLORS ONLY. GOOD HARTFORD (AP)-A racial But, he added, he will “have Expertly IratoMod unnecessary. committegjs expected to meet nore present laws limiting new of the residents would have you can’t mean all the things that you say.” LINOLEUM & CARPET SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM The bill would create the of ly integrated, multi-income to loolc at it with an open mind” ■EHRAifS lEnaANYS COUNTER by our own 79$ sq ft "^ • 5. SALI next week to try to approve a land parcels to one or two family incomes of less than $13,- We’ve had such a day many times before, and in only ri3' •*.45 fice of chief state’s attorney community planned for the when the proposal is formally mechonici 9.95 compromise version of the bill. acres. 000, Connecticut’s median three months we’ll have it once more. U" yd. TOPS ClIRI PUSYK zr'iG" 4.11 and gives him power to oversee shores of Lake Candlewood presented.” X for deeper, faster ^ $1.99 3’«5' 15.95 11.M In other action Thursday : north of Danbury has drawn The first selectman of Sher “We’re growing in leaps and level. Rents for low-income 44"iM" 22.95- 17.91 all prosecution activities. bounds now and we’re not ready families would be subsidized by COAM IC FLOOR T IU aRPETRUNNMS iiV 42,95 H9! —The senate passed and sent ipixed reactions from New man, Kenneth F. Grant, said “I -B LU E . carpet PLASTIC TILE He and. his deputy would be for what we have,” Leahy said. an SAI subsidiary. L d s t r e . 1x1 pottoms & random WITH GRIPPERS klO 64.95 HM to the governor a bill that Fairfield and Sherman of feel they are creating O UT lE A lll IN S9 HUES 9«I2 79.95 IMS appointed by the chief justice of “I think it would turn New Fair- cleaning the Connecticut Supreme Ctourt prohibits sex discrimination in ficials. something that is against Another SAI director, Neil N. Plus all kinds of carpet, glassware, groceries, stereo 12 colon ovotloblo A running yd. field from a suburban town into 3 9 $ tq.ft.&up $4.95 and would become the first public accomodations. The 326-acre project, which everything the town has worked Gold, said there would be no records and tapes, paper goods, linoleum, and hundred ■ M .tiil4 J B planners hope will accomodate for over the years. ’They have an urban town.” TRIMS ALSO CERAMIC WALL TILE state level officials with power —The house passed and sent quotas for blacks. “Rather than of things I can’t even remember. rent AVAILABLE 9 $ INCLUDES NORMAL 8,000 people, needs the approval given no consideration what New Fairfield has 7,600 exclude them, we will try to in So come visit and enjoy the delicious complimentary 5 ft. TUB ENCLOSURES MIHROOMCARFB •0 IT VOBRSElf INSTALLATION AND IS to fight criminal cases. to the senate t^o bills that residents. Sherman’s popula At roqulrod by Sloto Low fmiM.MAD-nBH State’s attorneys and of the two towns’ zoning boards soever to the local people’s clude them,” he said. REG. $1.89 NO CHAR9E TOR TOOLSI GUARANTEED BY ARMSTRONG would give Connecticut banking opinions.’’ tion is 1,500. coffee while you look. We’ll really enjoy seeing you. BRAIDED with 2 tbwol bon. FOR 3 YEARS. 1M COME Ut prosecuting attorneys woald before it can go forward. ’The development, to be built Remember tljat we sell with a real “no-hard-time’’ EXCELLENT COLORS institutions authority to make Kenneth Mcllveen, chairman Grant said that if the project The $50 million project, new SERVE WILL BENEFIT FROM THIS continue to be appointed by mortgage loans on property without federal or state funds, CHAIR PADS 9 9 0 E A . 59$ sq ft were approved, “You’d be called "WatersEdge,” is being r money back guarantee if your purchase does not SHAMPOOER ■ N . $7«.9S $49.95 nwYis SPECTACULAR BUY. superior and circuit court of the New Fairfield Zoning would include apartments and outside the state. leaving every piece of virgin planned by the Suburban Action please you in every way. And my wife says, “Don’t judges respectively but no Board (tf Appeals, said “I’m not condominiums, a village 142 land in this town open for this Institute (SAD and by Steve longer would be restricted to —The house also passed and opposed to it at all” but said the center, a recreation center and forget your wallet!’’ 75% Larger Bnishes kind of thing.” He claimed the Weil of New Fairfield, a t e l . operating only in the counties sent to the senate a bill that project would have an a school, dbnstructed over a For Faster Cleaning CARPET AND proposed site for the project businessman who owned the 6 4 3 - 6 6 6 2 or circuits from which they would allow local housing “astrom mical’’ effect on the 10-year period. could be reached only by roads land. SAI has been active in op Remember Our Exhausting Only *2 ) .s FLOOR COVERING were appointed. authorities to sell moderate in way of 1 ife of his conununity. TEMPLE’S come housing units to private I “I think'it would take away With “hairpin turns” that are posing zoning laws in Fairfield Rents, before developer sub .pirOiy Hi Hours: Thurs. Eve (Ugh!) 6 to 9, The senate amendment to the County, Conn., New York and sidies, would range from $160 a Fridays 10 to 9 and Saturdays 10 6PtM MON t i n SAT 9-A TNHIS I III divorce bill would have interests. ^some of the ruralness of New difficult to clear of snow in the The senate passed a bill to Fairfieh ,1’ he said. He said the winter. New Jerwy that it considers month feir a one-bOroom apart to 5. We’re Resting Less. O l K f c ^ i KK’tVMEnSTNE Connicticut's Liiflost Floor CovoriNg Doolor ont or towii call coiisct cancelled several previous discriminatory to . low-income ment tq EEO for a four-bedroom 6S2 Center St. house amendments and essen require a spare ^ir brake populati ;ii increase resulting Selectman Denis M. Leahy of \ — — — — — — — — — — (TEMPLE'S OF MANCHESTER-CONNECTICUT^J.uqrCt1s|TER)— — and ininorify families. unit. Towqhouses would sell for tially returned the bill to its system on new schiool buses from the project , “might be a New Fairfield said the project SAI Director Paul Davidoff $22,000 to 132,000. original form. purchased after next year. 5h” rtp abrorb. would, for the sake of “a 4 .■H ..ii>