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United Press International Five days of violence broke up early this morning. through” higher costs in the Federal energy chief William associated with the truckers’ Simon lo Attend Hearing ICC procedures, the truckers violence by truck drivers. “It E. Simon, after a late night ses­ Meetings Continue form of rate increases. Simon said he would appear windshields were broken, but ‘ strike brought Simon and about The meetings continue today, I said they wanted a price freeze appears that truckers want a sion with representatives of in­ As for price rollbacks, Simon at a House Ways and Means there were no injuries. ’The 40, other federal and state of­ and Simon said the participants on all o ir produnts, a public confrontation, and they’re dependent truck drivers, in­ said: “I am against rolling back Committee hearing today, but number of Pennsylvania ficials to a closed-door meeting “will sit down with the nitty audit of oil companies, a joint going to get it,” he said. dicated today that government prices. Personally, I am op­ that another high-level FED of­ National Guardsmen’^on active in Washington Sunday where gritty.” He said Sunday’s congressional committee Study — Max Krugma_^n, a red tape could prevent an im­ posed to that because it’s ficial would meet with the duty was doubled to more than more than two dozen truckers meetings concerned mostly of their problems, removal of Carpentersville, 111.* truck mediate solution to their counterproductive to our in­ truckers. 2,000 to deal with the strike. aired their gripes. Simon said “technical matters” such as allocaion quotas from truck driver was shot in the shoulder problems. " termediae and long term goal Pennsylvania Gov. Milton J. Indiana State Police said at he has kept President Nixon in­ rollbacks, allocations and price stops and a crackdown on any when he stopped his semi­ At the same time, Simon said of bringing on long-term self- Shapp, who called the meeting, least six shots were fired from formed “of all the events of the “pass-throughs.” hoarding.of diesel fuel by major" trailer truck to check his tire he opposed one of the drivers’ day.’’ sufficiency in this country, saie, “All parties have been trucking companies. a car on the Northern Indiana Earlier, he was reported to which is pur only answer.” pressure on Interstate 94 near key demands, a rollback tOf “This is an mteragency thoughtful and candid. Definite In other developments in the toll road, several miles north of have told the truckers it would But he said later: “I didn’t New Buffalo, Mich. His un­ diesel fuel prices to May, 1973. problem that cut^acrpss the specific progess has been made shutdown: Valparaiso, and two shpts take congressional action to say that the prices were not known assailant got out of a levels. Interstate Commerce Commis­ in several areas.” He refused to They’ll Gel It car, asked “if he was working struck the cab of a.Jrack. TTie solve a major complaint- going, to be rolled back. I gave elaborate, and Simon indicated driver was not injui^. On the highways, there were sion, the Department of speeding up ICC rule-making -Attorney General William today” and when Krugman said pattered incidents of violence Transportation, the Federal an opinion..that I’ve stated the hard bargaining was put off B. Saxbe, in Mechanicsburg, ‘ In other news of the energy procedures, which make it dif­ quite often. I’nfi optimistic yes the man said “Well, you crisis: directed at drivers who con­ Energy Office,’’ Simon said until the late morning session Ohio, asked governors and won’t be for long’’ apd shot ficult for trucking firms to get reasonable men are going to get began. —The Beirut newspaper An tinued rolling their rigs. after the second of two sessions police departments to take any him, Krugman tol3^’ poliqe. quick approval to “pass- together on this issue.” Nahar Sunday quoted -“in­ In addition to the rollback and steps necessary to prevent Krugman was in fair coneition. formed Arab sources” in —Herbert Rider, a trucker Washington as saying the Arab Rom Harrison, Ohio, was shot oil embargo against the United in the shoulder at a Kentucky States would be lifted at the Turnpike interchange about 18 beginning of March. miles southwest of Louisville. —Vice President Gerald R. He also suffered face and neck Ford said Sunday he opposes cuts from flying glass. Rider gasoline rationing at this time, llanrl|p0tpr lEiipntng Bpralh said a second shot was fired at a “because I remember back in truck following his, but that the World War II when we had gas driver was not injured. rationign we had all kind of —Ohio Gov. John J. Gilligan crime, we had black marketing, o rd e re d 900 N a tio n a l we had a terrible fouled up Guardsmen activated and situation from beginning to end placed under direction of the —even when we were fighting a Highway Patrol. The world war. And it seems (p me guardsmen would be used for in the present atmosphere that ground patrol, convoy escort it would be even worse. You’d Governor To Seek and aerial surveillance, have the worst aspects of Gilligan said. rationing.” Court Ban On Trucker —Two tankers were burned in —The Federal Power Com­ Peebles, Ohio, causing $32,000 mission approved, 3 to 2, the in damage. Ohio officials said highest price, in its history for Traffic Disruption the highway patrol was natural gas sold in intestate providing escorts across the commere. The commission HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. state to drivers requesting them up,” he said when asked authorized a joint project of Thomas J. Meskill said today protection. seven producers to sell the gas he will seek a superior court whether towing was what he -The Pennsylvania State had in mind. to Southern Natural Gas, a order prohibiting truckers Police reported 15 rock- The governor urged truckers pipeline serving Southern angered over fuel prices from throwineI . _incidents on the m e APenn- e iiii states?'at db da L-USvcost Olof t)t)55 Ccents C niS Ppef e r disrupting state highways. to obey the law and “not con­ sylvania Turnpike Sunday. Most i,ooo cubic feet. The price is22 “The law of the jungle will cede to the few who are calling for violence and trouble.” of the rocks were throw from per cent morq^Jhan the previous prevail if everyone takes the o v e rp a s s e s . S e v e ra l record of 45 c^hts set last May. law into their own hands,” he said. The governor told newsmen he has asked the military Federal Budget Tops de^rtm ent and state police to prepare contingency plans for removing truckers’ blockades. “We want to assure safe S300 Billion Mark passage through Connecticut for everyone,” the governor WASHINGTON (UPI) - His since he entered the White will get no money at all in the said. plans for a balanced budget House in 1969. new budget. He said it will take Meskill, in addition to seeking shattered by the energy crisis, About one-third of the 1975 more than one year to get them a court restraining order that President Nixon today proposed budget dollar will be returned cleared by Congress and into would hold violators in con­ a record $304.4 billion budget to citizens in the form of Social operation. tempt of court, said he would that means the nation will Security and welfare benefits, This fiscal philosophy, plus ask the state Public Utilities spend almost $10 billion more food stamps, unemployment in­ the mild and conciliatory tone Commission to consider than it collects next year. surance and other government of Nixon’s message, was in M revoking their Connecticut per­ Backing his pledge of “no 'lU M li u.i.tin payments. stark contrast to the harsh W J i mits. recession,” Nixon’s blueprint words of a year ago when the The governor said he would for fiscal 1975 unveiled a .National Defense President chopped off q number ask the names of violators be strategy to fight unemployment Another quarter—$87.7 billion of venerable programs and turned over the the Interstate at all .costs—even it it means —is earmarked for national Visitors to the Manchester Sheltered Worlt^hop open house plays some of the switching devices workshop clients promised to impound money ap­ Commerce Commission for “busting the budget” and con­ defense. It is the largest Sunday were given a demonstration of the Vjtrious projects propriated by Congress if the assemble for Iona blenders. (Herald photo by Pinto) possible national suspension of tinued inflation and higher defense budget ever, but in conducted there. Mary Remiszewski, back tdcamera, dis­ lawmakers didn’t hew to rigid their permits or licenses. prices. terms of percentage of the Gross National Product it is the spending ceilings. Meskill would not go into It was the sixth straight 1 details on the contingency plan >mallest since the beginning of Congress broke the limits red ink budget for the Nixon the Korean War in 1950. but indicated it would involve presidency. If the proposed anyway, and the administration towing truckers blocking fuel National health insurance and now forecasts a deficit of $4.7 figures are correct, the federal welfare reform, two programs OpenHouseTermed ^Gratifying’ terminals. government will have spent $77 billion for the current fiscal Nixon stressed in his State of “We don’t plan on blowing billion more than. its revenue year. That will double to $9.4 “Extremely gratifying,” is, the Union message last week. the former Lincoln School, was dian; and Norman Fendell, and refihishing. The woodwork' billion in 1975, Nixon said. the way Mrs. John R, started in 1%5 and occupied^ workshop director and program is a component of McElraevy, president of the quarters at 45 N. School St., un- \executive director of MAHRC. special education but is Manchester Association for the til 1973 when the Board of i\ssisting them were the gradually being developed into Help of Retarded Children, Directors voted to grant them following workshop volunteers: a joint project of special educa­ (MAHRC) Iprmed the response use of the first floor at the Mrs, Grasso Pledges To Give Mrs» Clifton Sanborn, Mrs. Lina tion and the workshop. to the open house conducted at school. LocRv)iart, Miss Karin Fendell, commenting on the the Manchester Sheltered . Staff members on hand' to Caras'one, Mrs. William facility, cited the purpose of the Workshop Sunday. conduct tours included; Mrs. Calderwpod, Mrs. Jospeh workshop is to provide a super­ Some 500 persons toured the Clifford Sullivan, supervisor; Blette. vised program of rehabilitation Government Back To The People Mrs. Darrell Morrissette, assis­ A recentlkinnovated feature facility and watched workshop and work experience for men­ By SOL R. COHEN 200 persons, attending the In speaking of the “dark and clients give demonstrations and tant supervisor; Mrs. Rosalind which attrac^i great interest tally retarded persons over 21. benediction in Manchester,” was the w'dodirork shop under annual dinner-dance of the long and tricky road,” she com­ Mrs. Grasso apologized. job descriptions of the work Dymek and Joseph Blette, in­ Part-time clients under 21 are '“The road is dark and long pared it tp her trip to structors; Clifton Sanborn and the directioiT\of Robert Democratic Women’s Club She said she is giving up they perform. those who are still in special and tricky — yet, that’s the Manchester Saturday night, Robert Lovett, contract coor­ Jackson. He is instructing boys education classes. of Manchester. It was held almost certain re-election to The workshop, now housed in in the art of furniture repair road we’ll have to take to at the Mancl^ster Country after speaking to a Democratic Congress (to run for the gover­ dinators; Almet Sullivan, custo- victory dinner in Lebanon. \ Serving refreshments which give government back to the Club. norship) “because I want to were donated by MAHRC people.” Because of the bad weather, serve all the people of my state, Mrs. Grasso is a candidate she was about an hour late and members were: Mrs. David So spoke Ella Grasso and not merely the people in my Assembly ConveneJ^Wednesday for the Democratic nomination arrived at the country club Sombric, Mrs. Roy Vaughan, Saturday night in district.” Mrs. S. J. Benson, Miss Ada for governor and, if her recep­ when the diners were finishing Manchester., The Sixth She repeated' previous Wehmann, Mrs. Roger Negro, tion in Manchester is any in­ dessert. statements regarding a possible District congresswoman ad­ Miss Ruth McElraevy, Miss dication, she is a top favorite— “I said grace in Lebanon and primary. “ I hope I can be Meskill Budget Message Karin Carasone, Mrs. Evert dressed a turnout of about with women and men alike. had ej^pected to give the nominated without one.: Carlson, Miss Ruth Hadden,. However, as long as my friends Miss Ora Hadden, Mrs. Joel stand by me. I’ll stand by them To Launch New Session Belanger and Mrs. James G. — all the way.” Brady. Mrs. John H. Kenneally Mrs. Grasso said, if HARTFORD (UPI) - When With his impressive $70 “energy crisis” both limited was in charge of the guest book. '.nominated for governor, she Gov. Thomas J. Meskill steps to million surplus as a backdrop, and expanded it by causing .,^ ld /b e happy to run with the podium Wednesday to Meskill will ask the legislature Republican leadership to The Sheltered Workshop func­ whomever the state convention deliver his budget message to reduce the sales tax from 6.5 propose “energy emergenc-y tions under the auspices of the nominates for lieutenant gover­ before the legislature, he will to six per cent. legislation and, ostensibly to Manchester Association for the nor. be presenting .more than a While the Democrats will save energy, reduce the Help of Retarded Children; Inc. “Whoever it might be,” she budget. have to wait to criticize the in- Assembly work week to three Members of the board of direc­ said, “and provided I’m He will be calling his own dividual departmental days. Tuesdays and Thursdays tors of MAHRC are: Mrs. nominated for governor. He’d troops,iiVAipo, thetuc sizable rVC(JUUULdllRepublican allocations...... within...... Meskill’s...... - will be for hearings and com- McElraevy; Clifford Sullivan, be running with Ella Grapjo— a . majorities in both houses, to -budget, they are already saying mittee meetings and vice president; Mrs. Almet person, and not just a woman.” ' order to seize the initiative and sales tax should be "5.5 per Wednesdays for full sessions Sullivan, treasurer; Mrs. Incidentally, because she maintain it for the rest of the cent. and votes. Edward Tdconis, recording arrived at the dinner late, Mrs. session, the better to wage a There will be no suspense on Even lobbyists, better dis­ secretary; Mrs. Evert Carlson, Grasso missed meeting successful campaign this the proposed elimination of the posed to Republicans than corresponding secretary; Mrs. Republican Robert Steele, con- 4 summer and fall. taxes on electricity, gas, water Democrats say the shortened Janice Stewart, financial gressrnan from the Second . One undisclosed source has and telephone bills. Meskill is work week will do more to help secretary; Mrs. Lawrence Gor­ District. placed the governor’s budget backing repeal. Republicans control Capitol don, Mrs. John Lahda and He and his aide, Rick Story, figure at $1.32 billion, up a The 1974 session is technical­ happenings than to conserve Roger Negro, directors. stopped in on their way from an modest $60 million from last ly only a “Budget” session — energy. J appearance in Hartford to year. ' ' short and limited in scope. The another one in Willimantic. While budget matters and the Steele table-hopped from one energy emergency measures COLDER /rD) group to another — introducing will predominate during the 1 himself. .Some of the opening of the session, Democrats acknowledged he Inside committee-sponsored bills on “had a lot of nerve to appear in many subjects may surface to the oppositions’s den.” Others Today’s Irralb destroy the calm. said what he did was “in poor Even if they don’t. The Connecticut state V S . iil-j taste.” Democrats who don’t control a weather forecast: J alii He left before Mrs. Grasso Business Zone amendments PZC topic, Page 14 single committee, will be able, Cloudy and cold this after­ I j ’ l h : i ’l arrived but not before he to accuse , Republicans of noon with occasional light i'-Il!’ H.'! dropped hints he would hie very Columbia Grand List, Page 20 ' burying worthy measures. snow. Accumulations up to one happy to be the GOP candidate I Children’s Dental Health Week, Page 14 Election and legislative inch. High near 20 in Greater for governor, in the event Gov. Business Bodies, Page 9 reform measures are being Hartford area to 20 to 25 south. Meskill decides not t6 run. developed. Campaign misdeeds Mrs, Grasso Attends Dinner-Dance Care Line receives 404 calls, Pa{|a 6 Partly cloudy and very cold •» ^ In her speech, delivered at the state and local level have tonight, low zero to 10 below in without notes and without a Congresswoman Ella Grasso is escorted to the head table l)y Town Director Phyllis Levenson tennis champ. Page 12 forced the Elections Com­ Greater Hartford ’ area to prepared text, Mrs. Grasso St. James cops hoop title. Page 12 mittee to consider disclosures around five above near ths Jackston and former State Sen. David Barry. NIrs. Jackston was co-chairman of Satur­ said, “’The greatest and most of and limitations on campaign sound. Partly sunny and cold day’s annual dinner-dance by the Democratic Women’s Club of Manchester. (Herald photo spending and giving. Tuesday, high near 20. by Pinto) ^ , . (See Page lO)‘ ■ ' , ■ 5 - ■

' -V . V ■ ■ . ■■■■* . * ■ PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.^ Mon.. Feb. 4. 1974“ ^ ^ ^ ^»HESTER EVEWNG HERALD, C ,.. Mnn ..K , V Theater TV Tonight Time Schedule S m Saturdty’a H * nU for Forum of the Arts 03 kNIlDl/mVaS r1 IIII CompM* TV U»ttng» G&S Patron Drive Opens - 6:00 - ^ By JUNE TOMPKINS The patrons drive for the ' Mrs. Jeri LyonS 6f48 Allan Dr., Believe” are only a few of the East Hartford Cinema 1 — (3-8-22) NEW S Manchester Gilbert and 'Vernon, and Mrs. Betty familiar tunes. “Brother of the Wind” 7:30-9:20 (18)J s p V ; ■ Mitcheltree of 1327 Burnside Sullivan Workshop production The Manchester Gilbert and Jerry Lewjis Cinema (20) FILM Ave., East Hartford. Phyllis Diller Mozart’s Symphony No. 31, For ticket information, call of “Show Boat” opens this Sullivan Workshop is a non­ Cinema 1 — “ Ali-Frazier (24) ZOOM A patron subscription for $10 A “new” Phyljis Diller com­ Moza’s Rondo for piano and the Jorgensen box office. week. Mrs. Janet Acker of 15 profit organization. Proceeds Fight Highlights” 7:00»9:15- (30) TO T E L L TH E TRU TH es to Hartford Saturday when orchestra, and Stravinsky’s Wintergreen Lane,'^’West Hart­ entitles the subscriber to two from the show will be donated 11:30; “Badge 373” 7:25-9:40 (40) WILD WILD W EST she guest stars with the Hart­ Capriccio for piano and ford, is chairman of the drive. preferred seats at any perfor­ to Instructors of the Han­ Cinema 2 — “The Don is — 6:30 — ford Symphony “ Pops” orchestra. Wadsworth Atheneurn Mrs. Acker, who has been a mance. Contributing patrons Dead” 7:10-9:30 dicapped, an organization of (3-8-22-30) NEWS Orchestra at 8:15 p.m. at the Tickets are available by mail Exhibitions: “Faces,” member of the Workshop for bay $20 and receive four tickets South Windsor Cinema — area young people dedicated to (24) GETTING ARO UND Bushnell Memorial. order or at the box offifce win­ exhibition of sculptured heads seven years, has served as the for preferred seating at any teaching the handicapped to “The Cheerleaders” 7rl5-9:30 dow. performance. Both receive — 7:00 — Her “concert” includes a lit­ for the sighted and blind. Tac­ group’s president for two years, swim. Vernon Cine 1 — ‘“Lost tle Beethoven and Bach—she's Anna Russell, gifted concert tile Gallery. and is currently serving as listings in the program. Horizon” 8:00 (3) MERV GRIFFIN - a former serious student of the comedienne, writer and com­ Painting and sculpture by secretary. She has sung leading Feb: 15 is the deadline for Vernon Cine 2 — “M.A.S.H.” PRESENTS PAUL ANKA poser, will entertain area music purchasing patron tickets. (8) TRUTH OR piano ^ a little vocalizing, and three black artists in the Austin roles in past Workshop produc­ 7:20-9:30 a lot of comic artistry. lovers in a Valentine’s Day con­ Gallery. Those interested in becoming CONSEQUENCES tions and this year will portray COLOSTOMY Showcase 1 — “ Papillon” Before entering show cert Feb. 14 at/8 p.m. Tickets Japanese prints in the Print Parthy, wife of the Show Boat patrons may do so by calling ^7:20-10:30 (18) DICK VAN DYKE available at the Bushnell box of­ Mrs. Acker at 521-8168, or Mrs. (20) NEW S business^ Miss Diller was a and Drawing Gallery. captain. Showcase 2 — “ Magnum 'publicist, newspaper columnist fice, for further information, "nie Serge Lifar Collection of. Assisting Mrs. Acker will be Lyons at 872-6684. SUPPUES Force” 7:40-10:10 (22-30) N EW S. phone 246-6807. « “Show Boat,’’ with music by (24) YOUR FU TU RE IS NOW and radio-writer. ballet set and costume designs Showcase 3 — “Black Belt Conducting the ’’ Hartford Feb. 16 brings Ambakaila, in Avery Court. Jerome Kern, and- book and OPEN DAILY 10-10 Jones" 7:55-9:30 (40) NEW S Symphony “Pops” will be Trinidad garnival and Steel A concert of music by Armin lyFics by Oscar Hammerstein m a r Z a n * “Showcase 4 — “American - 7:30 - 2nd,, will be presented March 1 MON., TOES. COUPON Anshel Brusilow, former con­ Band to the Bushnell I ^ s , a German-born Connec­ DAVOL*, UNITED*, and M0 N.,TUES. COUPON Graffitti” 7:00-9:30 (8) PO LICE SU R G EO N ductor of the Dallas Symphony, auditorium in an exclusive ticut composer, will be per­ About Town and 2 and 8 and 9 at East C0LLY-8EELS* Burnside — “Scorpio” 7;30; (18) GR EEN A C R E S benefit performance for the formed Sunday in Tapestry Hall Catholic High School. Curtain LIMIT 2 who promises audjences a com­ Connecticut ^Northeast l im it 4 PR. STRETCH “Live & Let i)ie” 9:30 (20) FILM bination of Strauss and the Martin Luther King Youth at 3 pin.. The public is invited Chapter, American Association time is 8 p.m. 17 STICKS State — “Slaughter House (22) HOLLYW OOD S Q U A R ES Beatles. Fund. The program also without charge. of Retired Persons, will meet Based on the book by Edna MEDCO SURGICAL KNEE-HI’S Five” 9:00; “Frenzy” 7:00 (24) ANTIQUES Tickets are available at the features the Mighty Duke, four Playing the composer’s Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the Ferber, “Show Boat” depicts PLEN-T-PAK® (30) HOLLYW OOD Bushnell box office, 246-6807. times Calypso King of Trinidad iiiusic will be Kenneth Sarch, KofC Home. The program will life on the Mississippi in the SUPPLY CO. SQUARES and Tobago. Box office, 246- violinist, and Max Lifschitz, be provided by Mr. and Mrs. late 1800s aboard the show boat. i MQVEIMnNQB i (40) PO LKA 6807. pianist. Cotton Blossom. Much of the Misses’ Robert Chester. Refreshments 340 MAIN 8T. . - — Hartford State Company Vivian Blaine will appear as music from the show has been SIZM iFORRiminBANO i 8:00 • will be served. MANCHESTER Kiwanis Comes to Drdg Center Rescue I YOUNQPeOPlf I (3) LITTLE MERMAID Joseph Kesselring’s “Arsenic four different characters in the popularized and songs like Gum In and Old Lace”, a fast-paced Movies “Can’t Help Lovin’ That Man,” PHONE 6 4 6 -40 70 Many (8-40) ROOKIES comedy “Twigs” by George Marcia Neubert Circle of Paul Moss, center, director of the Drug Advisory Council Choice of Flavors 2/354 laugh romp, is currently A series of movies directed operates on funds received from the town Board of Direc­ Colors Days (18) TIM ES, RHYTHM S Forth on Feb. 18 at 8 p.m. Community Baptist Church will “Or Man River,” and “Make GOOD ONLY FEB. 4-5,1974 0 playing at the Kinsley St. by John Ford is scheduled for Iciwlnk MLcheste^ tors, locm contributions and a federal grant. However, the GOOD ONLY FEB. 4-5,1974 AND R HYM ES Tickets are available by mail meet Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. in Kiwanis Club. Making the presentation are John DeQtiat- (20-22-30) MAGICIAN theater in Hartford and will re­ through the Bushnell box office. showing at the Wadsworth federal grant has expired and will not be renewed. The Mwmt main through March 17. It is Athe"neumln HTrtfoXhrouih'^^-^^^ president, and W. Sidney Harrison, treasurer, of center still needs $1,300 to continue operating at its present lim CMT^ (24) TH E Q U EEN O F the local Kiwanis Club. The money will help ^ sen the SPADES directed by Eve Collyer, the March 9. Admission is ?1. level through the end of its fiscal year, June 30. (Hdrald MON.^TUES. COUPON first woman ever to direct a Spanish Play Scheduled for Thursday financial needs of the Drug Advisory Center^. The center photo by Pinto) M0 N.,TUES. COUPON MiMaMMim — 9:00 — Vi”x1100” Roll production at the Hartford The Spanish Theatre Reper­ through Saturday: VALENTINE DAY LIM irSPR O S. m (8) PO LICE S U R G EO N Stage Company. , tory Company, based at New Thursday, 7:30 p.m., “How Television B IG IK N T I (18) G R EEN A C R E S Curtain times: Tuesday, York’s Gramercy Arts Theatre, Green Was My Valley;’’ 9:30 SIX-PACK (20) FILM < IS Bolton Wednesday and Thursday at 8 will bring Federico Garcia Lor­ p.m.,"" “ They Were Expen­ SCOTCH® TAPE I | lOTMOa (22) HOLLYW OOD notes CANDY BARS I? p.m.; Friday and Saturday at ca’s “Bodas de Sangre” (Blood dable.” THURSDAY, FEB. 14Ul SQUARES ''''m M c. Q 8:30 p.m.; Sunday at 7:30 p.m.; Wedding) to Glastonbury where Friday, 7:30 p.m., “Flesh;” NEW YORK (UPI) - A new (24»^ANTIQ0e S You Can Be A Sweetheart Meeting Set matinees Wednesday and Sun­ it will be seen in the Glaston­ 9:30 p.m. “They Were Expen­ set of awards is coming up in (30) HOLLYW OOD When You Shop At Plazel, day at 2:30 p.m. Box office, 525- bury High School Auditorium on dable.” 1974. These arc the American DONNA HOLLAND Heintz, 643-5166, if they have MMMI SQUARES Music Awards, honoring artists /News Wednesday, 3 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, 7:30 p.m., “She ^ MilMWIfNV 4258. Chocoists Or So CrsaUve: Correspondent any quesiton about the selection LIMITS 2 4 t Reg. (40) PO LKA Tickets are available at the Wore A Yellow Ribbon;” 9:30 and music selected by public vote as the best in the fields of Cbmamon Hnvts DoUlos Tel. 646-0375 process. 4 2 4 g •••••••••••••••••••••••••• door. p.m., “Three Bad Men.” Early in Januajy, at the An orientation meeting for All Grade 8 scheduling will be POOD ONLY FEB, 4-5,1974 S Godspell pop, soul and country music. Motto Hoarto Poslos help, volunteers are always « ■ — 9:00 — A series of free movies will suggestion o l/a m em ber Grade 8 students and their completed by mid-March. cOOOO ONLY FEB. 4-5,1974 “Godspeil,” the joyous ABC will telecast the results BrooUng Cards welcome and may offer their (3) MITZI QAYNOR' be shown at Manchester Com­ on Feb. P9 in a 90-minute RlWiona church, the Manchester Area parents will be held Monday, musical adaptation of the Jorgensen Auditorium services by calling either 646- Career .Speaker (8-40) MOVIE munity College and Greater p ro g ram originating in Cratl Papor Conferenc^^f Churches polled Feb. 11, in the all-purpose room Gospel of St. Matthew, returns The Cleveland Orchestra 3878 (Mrs. Carmen Burrows) or Marilyn Breslow spoke to "The BIfl Bounce" (1969) Hartford Community College. Hollywood. Five awards in the chimenes with a view to mon., t u e s . coupon directed by Lorin Maazel will Hoart Siiapa CooUs Cuttara A Gain 649-6307 (Mrs. Gene Carroll). at Bolton Elementary School at students in Grade 6 about a M0 N.,TUCS. COUPON (18) 700 C L U B to the Bushnell Memorial in At MCC, Feb. 24 at 8 p.m., each division. facilijtaxing coordination of 7:30 p.m. Hartford for a special perfor­ perform Thursday at 8:15 p.m. Just now, the energy crisis is career in physiotherapy. Uses 3/8” Tapes 225-Yd. Spool (20-22-30) MOVIE “Open City” by Roberto meetings and helping the John Flek, director of mance Feb. 21. in University of Connecticut * + ♦ confining service to Tuesday Mrs. Breslow explained the "Kaleidoscope" Rosselini starring Anna qhlirches to conserve fuel and guidance, will discuss Bolton )YM0® LABEL i POLYESTER Two performances of the Jorgensen Auditorium at Magnani. Gary Crosby, one of Der and Thursday of each week qualifications that were needed ^ — 9:30 - PLAZA DEPT. STORE electricity. High School’s programs and to enter the field and the duties m usical were sold out in Storrs. The program will At GHCC at 34 Sequassen St., Bingle’s progeny, has become a except in the case of a crisis MAKER I (3) DICK VAN DYKE regular on NBC’s weekly Next to Freak's Supermerket Willingness to share academic requirements. and opportunities in the field. THREAD SALE January at the Bushneli. feature two major works, Hartford, Feb. 13 at 8 p.m., situation. — 10:00 - “Chase” series in the role of EAST MIDDU TPKL, MANCHESTER facilities, which was a basic Emphasis will be placed on As part of her talk Mrs. Popular demand caused the Mozart’s Symphony No. 29 in A “Triumph of the Will;’’ Feb. 27, To be effective, MACC must (3) CO U N TR Y M USIC HIT and Mahler’s Symphony No. 7. Officer Rice. Gary has been question in the survey, received continually expand its contacts assisting students and parents Breslow displayed an artificial rescheduling of another perfor­ “Bonnie and Clyde.” seen for some time in the * ^ ^ 3 3 3 I PARADE mance this month. For ticket information, call a very positive response. and deepen its commitment to with the task of selecting next leg which reportedly captivated (24) EN ER G Y A LE R T recurring role of Officer Wells However, it gradually became year’s Grade 9 courses. Curtain time is 8 p.m. Box of­ the box office, 486-4226. on the “Adam-12” series. the community. In mid the audience. She also dis­ evident that any real coor­ Jeffrey Heintz, guidance played the co rrjet use of White — 10:30 — fice, 246-68117. Concert pianist Natalie Hartford Ballet February a breakfast is Reg. Hinderas will perform some The Hartford Ballet will dinating was unnecessary. All planned to,Bring together on the counselor, will distribute the crutches. 7 2 ,^'iyi I Black S/$1 (18) LIVING WORD of the churches which were ap­ results of the recent differen­ , BOOD ONLY FES. 4.5. IB7X « works by a UConn composer highlight the world premieres sharing level the Mailchester She said the physiotherapy Colors 6000 ONLY FU . 4-5,1974 - 1 1 : 0 0 - Coachlighi Dinner Feb. 14 in a St. Valentine’s Day of three new ballets at its proached had already con­ Board of Directors and the tial aptitude tests and explain has been a wide open opportuni­ (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEW S T heatre concert at Jorgensen winter season performances sidered their obligations and Conference Board of Directors. the varions test scores. ty since World War If. She (20) SAN FR A N C ISC O B EA T The area’s popular dinner- were acting upon them. As this is a very important TCcmncour Auditorium beginning at 8:15 Feb. 23 and 24.' Featured on the This first step toward un­ pointed out that men are great­ M0 N.,TUES. COUPON 8 HOWTIME8 — 11:30 — theater in Warehouse Point is p.m. program will be Lisa Bradley, A general pattern of lowered derstanding and cooperation orientation meeting for both ly needed in the field. M0 N.,TUES. COUPON WEEKDAV8 7:SO-9dtO ' (3) MOVIE currently featuring “You Know She will play associate thermostats, constraint in the between the two boards will students and parents a large The fact that one must have a SATUADAY a 8 UNDAV former prima ballerina with The Reward" (1965) I Can’t Hear You When the use of lights, confinement of turnout is hoped for. , 2:15-4 .-0 S-5:S5-7:4S.9:35 professor Hale Smith’s the Jeffrey Ballet. take place at the Howard John­ great deal of patience and a fine HAIR ROLLER LIMIT 2 (8-40) WHO KILLED LAM B? Water’s Running” featuring ’’Evocation” and his “ An­ Performances at the Bushnell small group meeting to small son Restaurant on Tolland Following the meeting Heintz personality when working with f COPPERTONE I (20-22-30) JO HNNY C A R S O N Ray Walston. ticipations, Introspections and Memorial are set for Feb. 23 at areas, and where possible, Tpke. Feb. 13. From this initiaj, will be meeting with each stu­ the ill was stressed by Mrs. CARRY CASE 'The entertainment follows a Renections.” Professor Smith 8 p.m. and Feb. 24 at 2:30 p.m. % zoning for more efficient step, meetings with broader dent individually with regard to Breslow. DUSTPAN I complete grand buffet^^ Doors joined the UConn faculty in 1970 Tickets are available by mail heating were either in opera­ scope are envisioned. Grade 9 course selections. Mrs. Breslow is a member of open at 6:30 p.m. Four buffet and initiated the first formal or phone at the Hartford Ballet tion or being readied for im­ Annually, the MACC board Parents are invited to call the Bolton Board of Education. STATE Coffee Hour Set lines open at 7 p.m. and close at jazz history and composition Company, 308 Farmington plementation. Some churches withdraws for a day-long MANCHrSTIB CINTIB The o^country were restricting meetings to fR f( PARR R(AB Of THI 8 p.m. Then, singers from Hartt course for freshmen and Ave., Hartford. Phone, 525-9396. retreat. Its first such LIMIT 1 _ _ * By Illing PTO fewer nights in the week; Styrene In " M rteg. College of Music, University of sophomores. Mail orders are also being experience last year was highly Metal with The Illing Junior High School Hartford, entertain until cur­ st^ekeeper says others were sharing facilities Fashion Colors * T-86 am Ms. Hinderas will also play accepted by the Bushnell box successful and so set a prece­ Rubber Edge 464 PTO will have an informal tain, 8:30 p.m. Sundays, one with other churches. Equal Parts ■s good ONLY FEB. 4-5,1974 NOW, music by Beethoven, Oiopin office. dent. On Feb. 28, the members eoeo ONLY FEt. 4-9.1974 from the novel by coffee hour Wednesday from 7 hour earlier. Reservations and Debus'sy. Sharing is a basic feature of of the board of directors will to 9 p.m. in the school library. recommended. Phone 527-1007, an interfaith group with has gather at Coventry House under KURT There will be slide-tape 623-8227. CpMPitPRICES been functioning in Manchester the direction of the Rev. Felix for the past few years: FISH " MON..TUES. COUPON VOmNEGUT. JR. presentations and discussions Davis, pastor of Second M0 N.,TUES. COUPON of new programs followed by a Established locally in the late Professional Skill He survived Goodspeed Opera House you’ll choose your Congregational Church, question and answer session Mitzi To Shine 60s. FISH aims to keep- assisted by Sr. Mary Patricia. thedeaiKestdiy “The Life of Rome,” is the ti­ 28” WHITE between teachers, adr'"- orpnizational structures to a The day will be devoted to and Personal Serv­ LIMIT 6 30 ANCHORS 08 eiHlIi to enjoy tle of the third travelogue in the ministrators and parents. minimum and service to a clarifying the individual and current series to be shown at maximum. CURTAIN ROD AND SCREWS the sexiest Mfht On^ TV Tonight ng fixtup HERE! corporate commitment to the ice combine per­ the Goodspeed Opera House in Initiated by Church Women Extends 28”-48” in outer space! purpose of the conference. Projects 2Vi” (H< admisshin East Haddam Feb. 15 and 16 at By VERNON SCOTT has teen working on the show United and the Manchester 8:30 p.m. with a matmeeat2:30 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Ask since last September. He is Council of Churches, this fectly here. ” ANYTME p.m. on Saturday. the cold-eyed men who run the executive producer. .... iOOSE FROM volunteer organization assessed Robin Williams will personal­ ^ R e g . SKCMLlMIBBRIfflar night clubs in Las Vegas, “This isn’t a woman’s lib the needs to which it could res­ Over 25 Yeaie of Continuous Service! ly narrate his photographed paying the nighest money in the show,” Mitzi said. “I’ve been pond as: emergency babysit­ About Town 444 82t Uv IMmann • Patar Flndi film. e Colonial^ world for saloon acts, who is liberated since I was 12. I’ve ting and transportation for the Barbara Gifford Circle of GOOD ONLY FEB. 4-5,1974 eOOO^YFEI. 4-5,1974 He will show the old and "LOST H o n zir the best woman performer of teen competing with men for elderly and sick to doctor’s ap­ Community Baptist Church will Mon. ttmi Pri. - I P.M. modem sides of Rome. Box of­ them all. jobs in show business since I as pointments or the hospital. fice, 873-8668. meet Tuesday at 9:30 a.m, at They chorus: Mitzi Gaynpr. earned itiy first dollars. And I People who could help not the home of Mrs. Orlando 8 / When these Vegas showmen don’t think of them as only for dfivingi but also tor-Tibbetts, 16 Maple St., South w e s t q w m M0 N.,TUES. COUPON MON., TUES. COUPON AUOKtWlVHIU nUAMIMASHPWWUCTIM chauvinists. GeUJSTLamp, Silbro Lamp, receive calls andSither related ...... " ^ PHARMACY ■ ^ ' Mark Twain Masquers say “best” they mean the Windsor. Members are : L I M I T 2 "The Nathan Hale Ancient entertainer who brings in the “I can’t recall ever being dis­ activities were sought. Because reminded to bring sandwii^es. SLAUGHTERHOUSE- biggest crowds ... the one who criminated against because of the scope of the activity is TRANSISTOR RECORD Fifes and Drums of Coventry- Thomas Lighting, Brite Metal The group will work on projiects \ g] At 9:00 five appear Wednesday in the- puts on the best show. my sex. I’ve never beeh bounded only by the available for a flea market. YOUR COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICE STORE' 9V BATTERY Diamond Stylus NEEDLE ^ ftu * Masquers production of “The “ Twice a year families with exploited.” ALFRED HITCHCOCK’S Devil’s Disciple.” Bernard television sets get to see Mitzi All well and good, but' Mitzi M%S*H (Pq\ in a musical special. Free! In Gaynor isn’t your Average CO|/p Evm al 7;20-9-.30 Shaw’s play is set in New Lamps from $9.95 tO $250. % y . 2 Las Vegas it would cost about housewife. She i$n’f your Sat Mat P.M. England in Revolutionary I Sua_ConL IdO America, and will'be presented 25 bucks a head for the dinner average anything! Mitzi is a Come see for yourself! ^Reg. show. •> beauty and possesses one of the Reg. “ F R E H Z ri.. WEB. "THE MiW Liiwr at the Roberts Theater, J70 684 3.87 Kingswood Rd., West Hartford. least publicjz^ and one of the Box office, 523-7345. most s h ^ ly figures on the GOOD ONLY FEB. 4-5,1974 6000 ONLY FEB. 4-5,1074 SHCWCASt CINEMA/ 1234 planet.^ ^ eXIT 9KFORBES STREEDor EXIT 56(SILVER LANE)on 1-84 Sho is alsd multi-talented. PLUS ALL THE OTHER INTERESTING THINGS • EAST HARTFORD • 2SHB. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 • Bushnell Memorial Better still, Mitzi’s CBS ,She ranks with the best singers, ACHES OF FREE LIGHTED PARk WJBK Mte Honor MASTER CHA special teaming tonight is all a k n ------^ ^ 3 f n ,( The Hartford Symphony dancers and comediennes M0 N.,TUES. COUPON M0 N.,TUES. COUPON Orchestra under the baton of new material with Ted Knight among contemporary feminine music director Arthur (who plays the moronic performers. Cheeses, Gifts, (rnequEEnHornmn newscaster on the "Mary Tyler MMiidin Winograd wili feature piano Mitzi also pays the price. She PKG. OF 50 to foch book 50 BOOKS S tS S S L PMHLLfln soloist Jerome Lowenthal. Moore Show’’), Suzanne is on the road 20 weeks a year, Qtttdles, Cookware, Lowenthal regularly plays at Pleshette and famed television playing four weeks in Las 9” PLATES OF MATCHES m ^ major summer festivals in­ plumber Jane Withers. Vegas and tearing off two BEIT JO NES cluding Ravinia and One of the difficult problems television specials. And there’s Home Accessories, Tanglewood. with specials is coming up with little rest between datbs. a theme for a one-hour show. •“THEEX0RCBT»8TM The program features L I M I T 2 Mitzi’s is: “Mitzi ... A'Tribute ^ Fireplaces and 'Vtetf. to the American Housewife.” Reg. * Plastic Coated 664 18€ “There is not a single hair Paper Plates Jerry Lewis curler, bedroom slippor or ^ fireplace equipment G O O D O NLY FEB. 4- 5,1974 I GOOD ONLY F U . 4- 5,1974 Twin Cinema bathrobe in any of the musical C inem a 1 C inem a 2 numbers or sketches,” said MANCHESTER Mitzi, pleased with herself. CALDOR PLAZA 646-2228 0 !‘And there aren’t any kids M N.,TUES. COUPON M0 N.,TUES. COUPON either. i , Cine 1 - EXCLUSIVE COLOR OLDE TOWNE & EASY SPRAY WINDOW ”Our attitude is that every wife should wear a beaded .>i2y4 02.* ENAMEL .CLEANER 'HotWI. gown. Down deep inside all GOUNTRY STORE HIGHLIGHTS OF ALI-FRAZIER FIGHT women are glamorous but ^ plus “BADGE 373” with Robort Duvall sometimes wives just can’t 40 Main St., East jHartford keep up. I know; I’m a wife who sometimes cooks corned, beef Reg. ALL SEATS '2.00. Cont. from 7 P.M. and cabbage. Honestly.” 568-2380 884 Mitzi promises there will be Imaurp Dlaiii^..rt Wide Range' ■eei of Colors ^ H O O D O NLY F U . 4- 5,1974 no cliches. In one kitchen scene OPEN: TUES.-FRI. 9:30-9 H O H “ n jeu'eler you can Iru il” she wears only an apron. True, CIlW 2 — Anthony Qulim In SAT. 9:30‘- 8, SUN. 12-6 p.m...... BanhAmericard it’s a pinafore which covers her This to a test pattern to Copyrigtu © 1974 by S, S. KRESGE Cortipany ■THE OON IS OEAD IBl up, but barely. determine The Herald’s print­ CLOSED MONDAYS ' e j,.v li^^MANCHeSIHtI' / I>AIWAm V ^ SOUTHINGTON Jack Bean, Mitzi’s husband ing quality. MANCHESTER WATERBURY CROMWELL •/ 239 Spencer St. 8S1 Wolcott St. 4S Shunpike Rd- 4 to Oueen St. (Route 10) (Silver Lone) Oppoilte Naugatuck Moll Atlnterie

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HI T fc 1 / ' . . " MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon., Feb. 4.1974 - PAGE FIVE "Die meeting will be illandif0tpr Eitritiitg HpralJi Bolton Stud^t Interest High In Technical School held Wednesday at 7:3(1 p.m. Stereo Record Player DONNA HOLLAND Library Open Monday Donated two of Connecticut's regional School offerings. Bolton High School Cbss of Correspondent and welding. and a program for the coming explained the purpose and func­ Evenings \fiapital technical schools. 1973 presented a stereo record Founded Oct. 1, 1881 646-0375 For the first time. Prince Explorers Started year. tions of explorers. Bolton High School library is i I^nnart Johnson presented a player to the school for use by Early indications at Bolton Tech will be accepting girls into Other who registered into the Peter Beckwith of Beckwith open each and every Monday I Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their series of slides tp the students ’Twelve young men registered students and teachers. Center School are that student all of its programs in the fall. this past week for a new explorers are William Chick, Supplies showed a film pn fire evening from 7 until 9. :; Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Andrew Tully depicting various school Prince Tech, a larger school 106040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). I Fare interest in the technical schools programs at Cheney Tech. organization under the spon­ M ich ael Morin, Jerry equipment to the boys. should telephone the circulation is high. Several Bolton students than Cheney, offers several sorship of the Bolton Volunteer Chemerka, Dane Ward, Tom TTie explorers will meet Mon­ Published every evening except Sun- d ^artm en t, 647-9946. Oheney offers a four year day programs that Cheney does not. are.presently attending Cheney program in the following areas: Fire Department named the Behling, Tom Cavanagh, Steve day evenings at 7 at. the •jdays and holidays. Entered at the Tech. Programs offered include firehouse. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation automotive.mechanics, carpen­ Special Interest Explorers Greene, John McCarrick and ^Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se- There is no tuition for Bolton beauty culture, fashion design, Group. David Waddell. Meeting Sjte Changed SINUS SUFFERERS try, machine drafting,- electrici­ masonry, oil burner, offset • cond Class Mail Matter. (or Connecticut) residents at a Elected temporary officers of Volunteer firemen named ad­ The third in a series of ppen i ! ! ! ! ! ! Kyj) WW “tu rd o o n r SVNA-CLIAR ty, industrial electronics, printing, letterpress printing, »e drain snd cW r technical school. Transporta­ the group were Jeff Waddell, visors to the group are Bob meetings with community •*•••■•*••»*« «P to • hours : Burl L. Lyons, Publisher Proposing and Disposing machine shop and 'tool and die sheetmetal and plumbing. The Manchester Publishing Co. tion is arranged by the local captain; Tom Preuss, lieute­ Morra, Jim Preuss, Dan Rat- residents and the family lif€?^" eongetlon. M owsv^ie besths making. One year programs offered ctSn~*T^oo!!!7 VSS.TH* eJn boy tYNA- school boards. nant and Robert Johnson> tazzl and Larry Shaw. committee has been changed ohtSiLr* I RIXALL wtttMut for • nrncrtotlon assumes no financial responsibility for WASHINGTON - Richard Johnson’s enemies sought to Gerald Blanchard presented include barbering, construction guaranlMd by makar. Try H todayl The application deadline for secretary. \ The youths were registered by from the library in Bolton typographical errors appearing in adver­ Nixon can propose to his heart’s oust him for firing Secretary of a Mries of slides alraut A. I. design, drafting, dental assis­ Subscription Rates these schools this year is March At its next-meeting the group F ^ an k Ennis, from the Center School to the all-purpose “Now available — PRUVO Cough Syrup from tisements and other reading matter in War Stanton and thus repealing Prince Regional Technical I Payable in Advance content. But on the issue of im­ tant, licensed practical nursing Will formit^afp a sot nf Kv.loura Algonouin Distrirt who room at Bolton Elementarv the SYNA-CLEAR people.” ^ The Manchester Evening Herald. ; One M onth...... $3.25 peachment, the House of the Civil War. They didn’t give a hoot about wresting infor­ Interested parents and or ; Single C opy...... i5,f Display advertising closing hours, Representatives will do the dis­ posing. mation from the White House. students are invited to contact three full days p rio rlo publication. Jeffrey Heintz, guidance ; By Carrier, W eekly...... 75^ When the President places Nor, on the other hand, is the Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon counselor, regarding possible One Year .s ...... ’...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon “only one limitation” on his 1970 effort to impeach Supreme Six Months...... $19.50 cooperation with the House Court Justice William Douglas student application to one of the SPECIAL Weight Watchers Friday for publication Saturday and area technical'schools. Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. Judiciary Committee, now relevant. At that time, Nixon PURCHASE! Sweet’ners studying his possible impeach­ declared it was the President’s Bolton’s ratio of applicants to Leading Toys & Games ment, he knows that the extent obligation to furnish Congress students accepted has been quite high in recent years. Package of 100 of his cooperative must be all material information but 98c Size acceptable to the House. Douglas was only a judge. It By Feb. 4, when the results of L a d ie s ’ Otherwise, the House won’t can be argued that today Nixon the recent differential aptitude B o d y S u its Miss Breck Sequin Art play. has an obligation to protect the tests are in, John Eagles, prin­ by Whiting Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., office of the Presidency against cipal, and Heintz will begin \ Hair Spray processing applications. declared after Nixon’s State of frivolous intrusion by political Regular, uns­ •Paper Capers Rail Reorganization the Union message, that “He busybodies. Two assemblies were recent­ cented, (lard to ly held for students in Grades 7 ' hold oi; super by Whiting plainly doesn’t intend to Thus, there can be no snap in­ unscented. 13 cooperate...except on his own terpretations of what Nixon will and 8 featuring speakers from 4.99 oz., 1.09 Size - — • Yahtzee by Lowe New life, or at least the hope of it, being studied by Department of terms.” Rep. John Anderson, do.' My guess is that he will try R-Ill., Chairman of the House to cooperate as little as possi­ Arrid E)^ra Dry was breathed into the nation’s •Aggravation by Lakeside Transportation officials who have in­ Republican Conference, con­ ble, but will be amenably to ia.EARAIIIX Smart toppings to Anti-Pers|Mrant railroad industry when President dicated they will consider buying such cluded that Nixon was speaking compromise. After all, like complement your “in the spirit of conciliation.” members of the House, Nixon is LADIES TOPS favorite pants and Available in •Tripoley by Cadaco Nixon signed the Regional Rail trackage' should it have any future Tolland skirts. Wide choice regular, uns- \ Events could prove either man a politician versed in the art of of styles and colors. canted, both Reorganization Act on January 2. transportation potential. right, but in fact, nobody except the possible. S, M, L. also in powder YOUR CHOICE Proponents of the measure, which the President knows what he’ll form. 6 oz., 1.29 4 It should take an estimated 15 Church do. Nevertheless, the President 2.99 - 3.99 Our Rag. 7SSI010.99 Size was based on a concept that months to do the planning, another 12 Nixon's statement told the knows that maneuvering for originated with Union Pacific Corp. months for the basic reorganization Congress nothing. He said only position has its perils. At the Elects 5 . 8 8 Contac that he would “ follow the moment. Congress has little whose prosperous railroad operations and rehabilitation of the bankrupt PacKageof20 4 precedent that has been stomach for impeachment. A ea. are entirely in the West, hail it as a Officers 1 .3 9 roads and another four years for con­ followed by and defended by vote one way or the other could VIVIAN KENNESON capsules, 2.9S size. I ■ " T w . jjjajor turning point for rail^ervice. tinuing rehabilitation — track repair every President from George destroy a legislature’s career. Correspondent. One not only for the ailing lin^ in the Washington to Lyndon John­ Accordingly, Nixon must be Howard Metcalf has been and modernization, new and rebuilt son” of never weakening the careful not to so antagonize the Northeast but throughout the nation. elected Moderator of the United Ladies’ By AMF PARAGON rolling stock and updating yards and principle of executive privilege. House that he gives its Congregational Church. Other He would not do anything that The act emphasizes a free- other facilities. members no alternative but to officers are Stewart Joslin, Slacks would “impair the ability of the impeach (indict) him and re­ enterprise approach rather than the treasurer; Mrs. Paul H. Pierce, Presidents of the future to mand him to the Senate for clerk; Mrs. Robert Stanton, dubious alternative of nationalization. make the great decisions that Thus it is hoped that by 1980, the The Center of Attention. (Photo by Tony Gentiluomo) trial. Nixon’s supporters could financial secretary; Mrs. Our Reg. 6.99 It will set up a non-profit federal are so essential to this nation explain they voted for impeach­ Herbert Buckhout, superinten­ low priceji Northeast will be served by a major and to the world.” ment to clear the air, to afford railway entity - the United States dent of church school; Donald new and rehabilitated system, the That's just rhetoric. Nixon their man due process so he McLeod, director of Oiristian Railway Association (USR) — to ad­ offered no specifics; he didn't might prove his innocence. West Consolidated Rail Corp., in addition to enlistment; Mrs. Agnes Pratt, say he would furnish this infor­ In short, Richard Nixon is not church historian. minister $15 billion to help troubled Max Lerner mation or without that informa­ Astra Bend those lines now operating profitably in master of" his own destiny, Elected to the Board of railroads. The money is to be raised in tion. He crossed no t's, dotted the area. Passenger service will be despite his confident — and, in Trustees were Roger Gallic, no i’s. What he did say was that 2 Slice Toaster 12-30 Cup 24 Hour the private sector, with the federal this opinion, impressive — Charles Ramondo, and Mrs. f Machine washable po­ provided, too, with assistance to Fabuli Comments he would be the sole judge of assertion that he will serve out Kenneth Smith. The Business lyester in solids and .^^oks . . , by Toastmaster Auto. Coffee Um G uard-Lite Tim er government guaranteeing the loans. how much he would tell the jacquards, with new 2 equal Ij Amtrak from the new corporation. his term. He says “One year of committee members are Roger if^ining at prosecution. inch waistband, flare horn At the same time, a new profit­ Watergate is enough.” But one Gallic, Haldon Young and \&s. Our There is hardly any need these days New Values^ New Worlds Besides, Nixon's position is legs. Orig Reg. Our night of Watergate was enough, Leon Judd. 9.88 Reg. 11.99 making investor-owned corporation unique. Washington, Johnson Reg. to argue the importance of a healthy I?!' and it was not Congress but the The Board of Christian Orl^tn^lg in to 12.88 12.99 8.99 12.99 9.88 called Consolidated Rail Corp. will be and other Presidents never Nixon administration that gave 8.70 5.70 F (This is the last in a series of Education, under the Original^ to Sato 16.88 railroad industry, as manufacturers widespread, that they don’t the myths that are emerging applied the principle of Superflex timer for perfect Ready light shows when coffee Turns lights on/off automati­ created to take over the properties of five articles of emerging values us Watergate and attendant leadership of Rev. Betsy Reed, I . toast. Use for all toaster foods. get most of their raw materials by clash head-on because each around them. executive privilege to the issue is ready. Automatic keep warm cally. Works at irregular in­ and lifestyles entitled: A NEW scandal. In any case, we won’t #B134 feature. # 11838/67/68/69 the bankrupt roads, get them in good expresses the vision of different One could extend the list in­ Minister of Christian Educa­ tervals. #ART16W rail and ship most of their finished ‘ of impeachment. True, Andrew be rid of Watergate until Nixon BIRTH OF VALUES.) ’ groups who hardly seem to talk definitely. For some it might tion, and Mrs.^ Buckhout, are: condition and operate them. NEW YORK, N Y .-W ill our Johnson was impeached, but. clarifies his position to the Savings for Cold Weather Ahead! products by rail. ■ with each other. include the realm of belief in Andrew Winans, Mrs. Leonard grandchildren, and theirs, the House all but ignored him. satisfaction of the House. Save up to 35%! The new law calls for trimming down What happened in the '60s possession by the devil, and by Bach, Mrs. William Voboril, A 1970 study showed that freight lookin'! back at our time, call it was that the noise of all the ac- other spirits and demons, along Mrs. Richard Miller, Robert Girls’ Flare Leg Slacks & Bulky Sweaters to eliminate duplicating tracks and the era of materialism just trains moved 86 per cent of the coun­ tivisms and the revolutionary with the exorcism that goes Henry, Mrs. August Link and facilities and lines no longer needed. before the final crackup of Lynn Berg. try’s pulp and paper, 74 per cent of its social changes drowned out the with it. The very fact that “The E Unprofitable branch lines may be material values? I suspecFthey new awareness. In the ’70s the Exorcist ” — both book and ^ Elected, to the Board of canned goods and 46 per cent of its will. But they will also add that pace of social change has movie alike — is having so great Deacons are: Thomas Moore, Popular flare leg slacks in acrylic maintained with a subsidy by state or plaidS or corduroy solids and meat and dairy products. something new began in the slackened. The focus is on self an impact on the popular mind Melvin Dennis, Mrs. Irving local governments willing to assume 70s, that it was an effort to Rau, Peter Wivagg, Leonard plaids, sizes 4 to 14 . . . top them, According to the Association of and on consciousness, on is evidence of the hunger that with a warm bulky knit sweater. ea. reach for a new awareness and making new starts^in one’s in­ exists today for some will to Bach, Mrs. Ernest Silhavy, 3 . 3 3 30 per cent of the total subsidy. The American Railroads, a train can a heightened consciousness, dividual life, on transforming believe. Mrs. William Voboril, Herbert other 70 per cent would come from and to explore the mysteries carry four times as much inter-city not society but man himself. In Some might say that this Bruce Biossat Buckhout, Mrs. Howard that loom beyond the surface Washington. fact, because of the discovery whole array of inquiries is a Horsman, Richard McGirr, freight for the same amount of energy world of the senses. Specially Clearance Priced! Sterling Silver Sterling Silver Wire of corruptions and the false sign of the sheer gullibility of Mrs. Alexander Robinssen, Kodak X-15 The recommendations for 1 know this goes against the as a truck would require, and can do it values of our society, it makes the times, and further proof of Mrs. Frederick Bellestrini, Love Charms Necklace Chokers grain of doom-thinking among Camera Outfit eliminating of 175 miles of Connec­ us readier for a renewal of the decay of institutions and the ,^Charles Boothroyd, Mrs. with only one-third the air pollution many writers today. Reading Girt, Reg. 2.47 Boy/Glil, Rag. 3.77 ticut’s M miles of track was made in v values and a search for new pervasive anxieties about the Curbing America’s Anthony Winans, Mrs. Malcom FLAME RETARDENT Examples: 6 their world's-end stuff. I keep Blanket Sleepers per ton-mile that would be caused by a worlds. future. Perhaps. But it may Barlow, James Cornish, Mrs. FABRIC Our Reg. 5.97 Sale 3.88 a special report Friday. This is now wondering whether they .and I truck. Much of the feeling of also be seen as evidence of the Growing Pains John Elliott, Mrs. Harvey Our Reg. 7.97 Sale 5.58 are writing about the same Our Reg. 8.92 Sale 6.28 renewal is involved with restless, unconquerable spirit Nivison. Our deluxe style with non-skid America. Yes, the threats to soles, reinforced toe cap, pretty 12.94 heightened awareness in the of man, despite all his travail Mrs. Thomas Moore, Howard Wear as a charm or pendant. Plain and twisted wire, heavy applique. Sizes S, M, L. Kit Includes camera, drop-in our life from without and within here and now, and with sen­ and defeat^. Horsman, and Mrs. George Charming way to say “ I love gauge sterling silver. Use with are real — from nuclear film, and cube. So easy to use! you!” pendants, charms. suous summit experiences. But This applies also to the new Wilson were elected to the weapons, from contaminated With the economy lagging and darker clouds hovering 3 . 8 8 the deeper thrust goes beyond attitudes to death. There is a Board of Missions. Mrs. ecosystems, from Arab oil about, not too many Americans may be in a mood to hear these, into the mysteries of movement to recognize the Franklin Groves, Mrs. Thomas lords who can paralyze the about ‘(stopping growth.” human capacity which we are ‘‘last' rights’’ (as Marya Goodman, and Mrs. Kenneth Reduced for Clearance! Save Up to 40% world's economies, from cor­ This Capital gives them fits anyway, and they’d probably just beginning to explore as Mannes puts it) of the hopeless­ Kaynor will comprise the The State of the Union rupt politics and politicians. be even more disturbed if they thought any kind of example never before. ly ill and the dying, and give Flower Committee. Infants’ & Toddlers’ Apparel But if you look beneath the sur­ was being set by the stop-work^'order on development im­ Castaneda’s three volumes on them the freedom to dip with posed in suburban Fairfax county," in Virginia across the Elected to the Music Com­ The American people have been right and “onerous responsibility’’ of face there are new beginnings his Don Juan and the “Separate some choice and dignity — Potomac. It affects botj) private home construction and in­ mittee were Mrs. John Tweet, being niade. too. reality” are part of the new dustrial and commercial building for a period of from six to Mrs. Harvey Nivison, and Mrs. Reg. given two State of the Union ad­ the Congress to pursue possible im­ whiclrmay be the last freedom. I every era something is climate. So is>! the revival of Death and life are part of each 18 months, depending on circumstances. Robert Werth. Delegates to 2.99 1.88 ;%2.88 ;%3.88 dresses. First, the President gave the peachment; the majority leader, we dying and something is being work — after J.B. Rhine’s other; Neither could have Construction simply was outrunning Fairfax’s ability to Tolland Association are‘"Mr. born. What majjes our era is researches — on extrasensory meaning apart from the other. keep up with the proper support facilities. and Mrs. John Elliott, Mr. and Dress and playwear —^diaper and slack sets, dresses, creepers, Congress and the people his assess­ believe offered a conciliatory olive- I have no idea how many other places if any in this nation that both feelings are perception and communication, But there is also ttie-effort to Mrs. Howard Metcalf, Mrs. crawlers, slacks and tops, legging sets, etc. ' ment of national priprities and branch to the executive in stressing have brought ‘‘grow(h” to a halt or are contemplating such a and on what is called the “Psi pierce the veil between life and course. But I do not know one spot where the news from Fair­ Wayne Gordon, William Swan- problems ahead. This was followed the arpas in which there is mutual Tlu‘ Alrnannc factor.” So is psychokinesis — death and explore what'is on the fax county could only be greeted with a broad smile of back, and William Andersoil, - True Temper General Electric G.E. Stereo with the assessment made by Sen. concern and general agreement as to the capacity to manipulate other side. satisfaction: the office of Oregon’s Gov. Tom McCall. alternate. Junior Boys’ ^’^ y s ’ objects by the mind and will. So He gets national attention for a lot of reasons, including his Delegates to the Connecticut Alum. Snow Shovel AM Table Radio Sound System Mike Mansfield, majority leader, of desired goals. is the discipline of meditation in „ energy-conservation measures, his discouragements to new Conference of the United Sport Shirts Cuffed Jeans the congressional priorities. U is our hope that both the executive United F’ress International the many forms that are I Today's Thought j settlers in his state, his personal use of a small foreign auto­ Church of Christ are Heidi Today is Monday, Feb. 4, the emerging from the contract of mobile to dramatize the fuel crunch. Horsman, Howard Horsman and the Congress can and will attempt Our While both addresses were 3^th day of W4 with 330 to East and West, So are the McCall isn’t big on new economic growth, either for and Gary Young. Reg. a 2.29 8.77 24.30 overshadowed by the divergent view­ to meet these challenging oppor­ follow. techniques for mastery and “We search the world of Oregon or most other states. Re thinks we^ve re a c h ^ a point 1.99 Durable wood handle with Compact thinllne styling; 4 Separate volume, balance, of diminishing returns, where the losses (often hidden) may Warranty Deeds 1.44 3.88 wide aluminum bl^ide for easy Inch front fired speaker. Auto­ tone controls. Matched 4” The moon is approaching its overcoming of pain, and the truth; we cull Printed permanent press points on Watergate - the President tunities. full phase. in some cases actually outweigh the gains. Anna K. Young to Richard F. fabrics, assorted Polyester and cotton blends, permanent press. snow removal. SO per Store, No matic volume control. speakers separate to 18 feet. new approaches to healing The good, the pure, the and Marilyn H. Dwire, property designs, colors. Sizes 4 to 7. Sizes 8 to 18. Originally to 6.99. • The challenge to the President and The morning star is Venus. Not- too long back, he zeroed in on a report made by the Rain Checks. Color matched dust cover. wants to cut it short and Sen which may transform beautiful. Chamber of Commerce in his own capital, Salem. on Rt. 74; Irving N. and Annette The evening stars’are Mer­ Mansfield feels it must run its natural to the Congress has been placed by medicine. So is the intensive From all-old flower fields of The report cited what it saw as the worth of 100 new cury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. M. Dwyer to Joel A. and. Bar­ study of the brain, which may the soul; workers to a given community. The Chamber said they’d bara, Friedman, property on course there was a broad area in both in the same light. That-challenge Those born on this date are prove the single most-impor­ And, weary seekers of the mean 296 additional people, 51 more school children, 112 under the sign of Aquarius. Blueberry Hill; John and Our Lowest Prices! which there is hope that the executive is not the ultimate resolution, early or tant pursuit of the decade, since best. more households, 174 other workers employed, $270,000 more Michelle DelPonti to Anthony Famed American transatlan­ the brain is the key to deposits, $590,000 in added persiinbl income, and late, of Watergate; but what We come back laden from our W. and Donna L. Chevaire, 4 and the Congress can work together tic flyer Charles A. Lindbergh $360,000 more retail sales a year. everything else in the world of quest Robin Circle. on common goals. meaningful national legislation will be was born Feb. 4, 1902. the senses, of reasoning, of the McCall doesn t see all these dazzling figures as a huge plus To find that all the sages said for anybody in the long run. Santini Homes Inc. to Lois S. B o y s ’ On this day in history: emotions — and beyond all of- While both protect the prerogatives enacted in spite of Watergate’s Is in the Book our mothers Santini, Alfred Drive; Santini In 1901, Maj. William Gorgas them. read.” He figures ! 12 further householcls mean, in Oregon at least three new subdivisions. With many children in these Homes Inc. to David M. and of each branch, it was refreshing to shadow. launched a U.S. Army cam­ So, finally, are the new con­ John Greenleaf Whittier: farnities, that puts fresh, often unexpected pressure on Katherine B. Crocker, Alfred Outerwear Clearance paign to wipe out yellow fever quests of space, and the effort note common concern for resolving Both have pointed out many Miriam schools frequently already overcrowded. Drive; Richard A. and Andrea in Cuba. to penetrate the ‘ the energy shortage, improvement of problems to be resolved and the ques­ J. Stanton Conover Aside from the community support facilities obvious to all E. Marshall to Robert E. and In 1938, Adolf Hitler seized extraterrestrial secrets, and Bolton Congregational McCall notes in a recent talk that inevitably some Assorted Styles in Group Roberts Walt Frazier social welfare programs, and other control of the German army Barbara J. Weiss, Valley View. Traditional 7 Piece tion now is not what must be done as Church newcomers will require costly government social services h and put Nazi officers in key Wilfred H. and Darlene A. areas of'concern. much as getting the wheels in motion (aid to the blind or mentally ill, vocational rehabilitation Sizes 1” Backboard & Goal Rreplace Ensemble posts as part of a plan which Herald counseling on alcoholism, etc.). Meyer to Robert M. and and Ivy L. Morrison, Rt. 30; Patricia N. W o o l C P O ’s 810 18 5.88 Heavy duty backboard, Black with solid brass The PresidqnL|ccented the foreign quickly to get the job done. was to cause World War II, The Oregon governor cites a Denver study which showed pre-mounted 12 loop screen, 4 piece fireset, In 1948, Ceylon became a free Yesterdays Athat ^ e r y new resident, added to a metropolitan area cost Ellert to William F. Ellert, goal with universat R«g. and pair of andirons. affairs goals of his administration and We hope that both sides will show Sizes OrIg. already present taxpayers there more than $21,000 just in Goose La.; James R. and Mary brackets. 42.97 Drawstring screen. rm f - g and self-governing dominion of Ski Jackets 8-16,4-7 9.99 33.70 Sen. Mansfield gave due credit to the the flexibility and leadership needed Great Britain. capital improvements to accommodate him. ' E. Greenmun to Charles H. and 5.88 38” x31". 3 M 9 ^ W a f f 25 Years Ago McCall multiplied that figure by the number of people Gladys M. Etchells, Old Post Complete 3/4” Backboard & Gkial .2 4 .8 7 President ,pnd Secretary of State to get the non-Watergate issues In 1966, President Lyndon Our Limits drawn in by creation of 100 new jobs. He concluded the con-' Our R#g. 32.97 24”x15” Cast Iron Grate Johnson flew to Hawaii for a Board of Directors set up Rd. Sizes Ong. ^ e n r y Kissinger for the Russian and resolved. We think the climate has sequence to exiting community taxpayers would be to thrust Wool Ranchers a to is 16.99 Official Rick Barry Basketball. . Removable sides, he a ^ r. ^ ^ 8 0 conference on the Vietnam Building Committee for Town Quitclaim Deeds Filed; W.C. 8.88 6.88 of Manchester. 55 M.P.H. upon them a long-term debt exceeding $6 million. And, Our Rug. 9.99 duty. Use for coal or wooc Chinese detentes and the Egyptian- been set for this to be done. We think War. • - naturally, he suggests that spells more taxes. Gibbs Plumbing and Heating to Sudhakar V. and Nghien S. Israeli Suez troop withdrawal. this is what the majority of hv^ino 8et excited A thought for the day: 10 Years Ago tu ■" development Nagardeolekar, Grahaber Rd.; As much as the President would like Americans want done and they want it through to Its end in higher taxes. " American author Mark Twain Manchester Community Sudhaker V. and^ Nghien S. ___3 WAYS TO CHARGE I?'* ■ i®" ^ asainst all new growth, no matter what the Nagardeolekar to” Janet M. SALE: MON. thru WED. to, Watergate wilt not fade away; but done ahead of party considerations or (Samuel Clemens) said, “Truth" College is accepted as member Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 ajn. to 9KN) p.m. is the most valuable thing we of American Association of place, the time or the circumstances. He simply thinks we’ve Liebman, Grahaber Bd.; Janet despite. Mansfield’s defense of the upcoming election advantages. gone giddy over it, and should-not accept easy assurances Saturday 9:00 ajn. to 9:00 p.m. have. Let us economize it.’’ •Junior Colleges, , . that gams from it are automatic. J M. Liebman to Sudhaker V. and Manchestery 1145 Tolland Tpke. Nghien 6 . Nagardeolkar, Grahaber Rd. /-

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Care Line Receives 404 John Jackson Doctor develops Home Treatment to Calls In Three Months To Address Woman’s Motion P^ot Pios Fab Chock full Churchwomen View CHICKEN, BEEF Duncan Hines Hi-C Drinks The Connecticut Child about their children, 19 from John Jackson, head librarian Welfare Association (CCWA) fathers and 38 from other ^ OR TURKEY for the Town of Manchester, Laundry Detergent Care Line, a statewide round- members of the family. By GAY PAULEY 0’ Nuts Coffee Layer Cake Mixes will be guest speaker Tuesday UPI Women’s Editor All Flavors the-clock Child Abuse Preven­ Mrs. Dille reported that at the Emanuel Church Women tion telephone line has received although the Care Line can be NEW YORK (UPI) - When meeting at 7:45 p.m. in Luther 404 calls since opening Oct. 1. called at any time, most calls is a “bargain” not really a Hall of Emanuel Lutheran bargain? When it’s% used Item Mrs. Jeanette Dille, were received between 6 p.m. Church. 49 oz. 2 lb. executive director of the andll:30p.m. ina ’ating “most which comes equipped with a 1 SVz OZ. The theme of the meeting is Box CCWA, reported that the calls things happen after hours when safety hazard or hazards as Can Pkg. , ‘‘Take Time to Read and of concern, came mostly from people are home. TTiis is re a l' well as an alluring price tag. Learn,” and Jackson will dis­ neighbors, friends, mothers and evidence pointing clearly to a “The price of an accident is cuss the many services the fathers, and involved some 520 need for service availability in 15 minutes remembered long after the t children of all ages. library offers besides the price of a bargain is forgotten,” beyond the 35-hour week,” borrowing of books. The Care Line, proclaimed by is the way safety experts put Ruth Circle is in charge of the Governor Meskill as a public She further noted that the matters. program. Greeters for the Kraft StarKist service during Care Line Week, most dramatic call concerned They’re talking about risks of Stop & Shop evening are Beverly Stratford Skippy 7*UP 6 Pack Feb. 1-8, responded with 186 an eight-month old baby buying at garage sales, “on referrals for immediate ser­ and Rosemary Hokansom Mary (their) way to becoming a deserted by its mother and left Reuter and Dorothy Toney are Grape Jelly vices to such agencies as the with a friend who, frustrated nationwide industry popular as Solid White Tuna Orange Juice co-chairmen of the refreshment Packed In Water Peanut Butter The Uncola Welfare Department’s Protec­ pizza and almost as compelling 100^ FLORIDA ORANQE JUICE and unable to care for the child, committee. ______J 60Z. No-Return Bottles tive Services Division, Visiting called the Care Line reocatedly as a free trip to Hawaii Nurses Association, Health in varying stages of intoxica­ sweepstakes.” departments, schools and tion threatening to abandon the About Town “Family Safety”, publication 18oz. 7 0Z. private social service agencies. child also. The Care Line kept Manchester Chapter, of the National Safety Council, 16 OZ. 180Z. reports garage sales so popular Jar Can An unofficial child abuse the person on the phone long Looking over items to be auctioned at the Casino Night SPEBSQSA, will rehearse Cans Jar hotline, the Care Line is that there are now four books enough to alert police and sponsored by the Manchester Jaycee Wives Saturday, are! ■ Casino Nijght tonight at 8 at the Army and privately run by the CCWA. on the market telling you how / emergency Protective Services from left, Mrs Sydney Cote of South Windsor; Mrs. Linda Navy Club. ‘The rehearsal is During its first three months of of the child’s location. Within "To Benefit open to all men interested in to throw your own. ^ tric k and Mrs. Vivian Adams both of Manchester Look! See them come off on your cleaming Who goes to garage sales? operation, it received calls two hours, Mrs. Dille said, a singing barbershop-style har­ tissue—^aml tvilhout squeezing or digging! from 82 different cities in naked bruised and deserted Proceeds with assist the Senior' Citizens Center in Senior Citizens mony. Friends, relatives, neighbors, lldmi ollered lor sale not evallabla.In case Iota or to olhor lelail dealeia or wholesaleri Connecticut, mostly from baby had been picked up by purchasing a new bus. (Herald photo by Gentiluomo) The second annual Casino dealers, collectors and junque ONE or the STOP A SHOP COMPANIES major population areas such as police and was safe in the . Night entitled ‘"The Joker Is The committee on worship of See Blaekheads "Wipe Off” addicts (junque describes Bridgeport, Hartford, hospital. ^ :j| Engagem^ Wild,” sponsored by the North United Methodist Church almost anything that isn’t a Middletown, Bristol, New Governor Meskill in I Manchester Jaycee Wives will will meet tonight at 7 at the After a Single Queen H ele^ genuine antique), and people Haven, Waterbury, and West designating this week Care Line be held Saturday at 8 p.m. at D church. ■ Skin and Beauty Treatment who simply want to save a Hartford. Of the calls, 80 came week in Connecticut, cited the & D Caterers, Rt. 85, Bolton. buck. Ml jn e k ininl'priGlig 8pcclals"gne you your frorrt neighbors, 15 came from efforts of the Greater Hartford It will feature several games The Second Congregational INA LEE, Beauty Consultant ’The current publication from the safety people cautions that friends of the family involved, Jaycees for promoting the line of chance run by the club and Church council will meet A jeading New York derma- Pore Sponging & Closing 53 from ‘mothers concerned and the CCWA for running it. played with play money. Each tonight at 7:30 at the church. tologist has developed a you may pay a higher price for 'The third step in the treat­ ticketholder will receive $1,000 simple medicated home new and reputable products, in play money to start and more Buckley School library treatment that rinses away ment is an exhilarating ap­ but your money also buys a SUPERMARKETS plication of a unique anti­ may be purchased during the workshop will meet ’Tuesday lat blackheads and whiteheads warranty, direction for evening. in a matter of minutes. septic astringent — a facial Emblem Club Will Host 9:30 a.m. in the school libi'ary. “mint julep” that sponges maintenance and safe opera­ Starts Mon., Feb. 4-Sat., Feb. 9 Legal beverages will be sold I saw it demonstrated re­ and tightens emptied pores tion, clear warnings when State Supreme Officers by the wives, and free coffee Grades 7 and 8 Confirmation cently on five women and and leaves a protective in­ required, and the label of and donuts will be served. Class of Center Congregational two teenage boys. The re- Underwriters’ Laboratories or H Mini-PilcBirFrozen Foon Buys' SfopsShopsiiioilti! visible film that helps guard Manchester Emblem Club will be assisted by Mrs. Joseph ’There will also be an auction Church will meet Tuesday from sulte were almost breath­ your skin against dust, dirt other testing agency as well as taking. Blackheads realiy will honor all Connecticut Reynolds, Mrs. Jean Gaboury, of items donated by Manchester 3 to 4:30 p.m. at the church. and bacteria for hours and coformity with up-to-date White Gem U,S. Grade supreme officers Wednesday at and area merchants and rinsed away. In fact, many hours. voluntary or official standards. 100% Natural Ice Cream The Stop & Shop Companies Mrs. Samuel Vacant!, and Mrs. could be seen on the cleans­ STOP & SHOP QT. CARTON 8 p.m. at the Elks Home on Eionald Jorgonsen, decorations; businessmen. Participants may The Emanuel Lutheran So, let the buyer beware. Bissell St. ing tissues that finished Nothing Else Like It No need to add topping • Mrs. Alfred Ritter and Mrs. bid on the merchandise with the Church council will meet each treatment Here are some hazards the Mrs. Kenneth Hodge, a past delicious all natural flavor! 8 9 '= Alfred Ponticelli, gifts; Mrs. play money they earned during tonight at 7:30 in the church But this wasn’t all! In the Even after a single treat­ council lists in “discards” at president of the Manchester ment, women who have been STOP & SHOP 7 9 oz. $1 Mary Mohr, Miss Julia Dulka the evening. ’There will be over reception room. case of two older women, I the garage sale: French Fries REG. OR CRIHKLE CUT • PkQS. ■ Emblem Club, will be one of the troubled by blackheads for and Mrs. Carroll Hawthorne, 40 items with a total value of saw enlarged pores reduc^, Old cribs, which are less like­ Birds Eye Cauliflower 2 1 ^ 59' supreme officers attending the prizes. more than $500. and rough, muddy complex­ years see a marked improve­ ly to have proper (and safe) slat event. Supreme officers and Proceeds will be donated to ions made cleaner, clearer ment. Many find it hard to spacings and side latches that believe their .eyes. Some Birds Eye Broccoli Spears sa'u"c"tSz'tkg 39' visitors from East Hartford, Mrs. Raymond Johnson and the Senior Citizens Center Cub Scout and smoother looking. In may be unreliable. Rockville, Enfield, Milford, the case of teen-agers, I saw blackheads and whiteheads Taste O’Sea Scallop Dinner 'p,,” 89* Mrs. Anthony Berube are in The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss toward the purchase of a new just rinse away. Others are Old toys that may not comply Hamden, New Haven and charge of the guest book. Doris J. Civitello of Rockville Sheila Darna of Manchester to bus. News acne pimples improve after with the new safety- laws, Stop & Shop Onion Rings 2 Pkgs. 69' one application.... After see­ softened and made ready to Middletown are expected to at­ Refreshments will be served by to Gary A. Stavens of Vernon, Jeffrey W. Jolie of Haddam, Tickets are $2.50 per person be drawn out by future treat^ enacted in 1970. 51b. $109 lb. Commitment to the Consumer ing these results, I can well Pkg. tend. All past presidents of the Mrs. Stanley Baldwin, Mrs. has been announced by her has been announced by her and include an initial play ments. Enlarged pores ap­ Watch out for missing parts understand why so many CREAM OR local club will serve as money stake. They are oiuuiiisrStouffer’e a lemonlemo¥ ffilled il l l . Cup Cekes 79' Cut up or Split 47 John Zemak, Mrs. Frank Toros, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cub Pack S4 beauticians are nowacclaim- pear to be smaller. 'The skin on equipment, especially hostesses. Mrs. Edward Bayliss, Mrs. C. Civitello of Rockville. S. Darna of 677 W. Middle Tpke. available from any Jaycee wife looks smoother and firmer— guards, and equipment without 12 COUNT PKG. Cub Pack 54 recently ing this doctor’s treatment Hendrle’s Popsicles 69' Mrs. George Meixell and David Lyon, Mrs. John Carson, Mr. Jolie is the son of Mr. and or by calling 646-3636. Tickets feels fresher and more alive! safety or operating instruc­ U.S. Grade “A" White Gems are the presented awards at its as one of the most important Money by the pound. Mrs. Gertrude Hawthorne are Mrs. Theodore Fairbanks, and Mr. Stavens is the son of Mr. Mrs. Roland Jolie of Haddam. will also be sold at the door. tions. sweetest tasting chicken that money can meeting at Bentley School. beauty discoveries. In short, after a single treat­ co-chairman of the event. ’They Mrs. Paul Beuttner. and Mrs. Richard W. Stavens pf The bride-elect is a 1972 Old and chipped enameled t l Mini-PricRfl DRinrSpRciait'^ buy. A delicious money Stretching value. Receiving awards were Jim­ Floats Dirt off Face ment taking only 15 min­ That's what you stand to lose if you don’t take Vernon. cookware can provide a graduate of Manchester High* my Vincens, Kevin Brophy, utes, you can expect to see "-a advantage of unit pricing. School. She is presently atten­ College Note 'The treatment starts with a breeding ground for bacteria. George Cappala, Wolf badges. thorough skin cleansing. A results that normally you 'The bride-elect is employed .•y Be alert for hidden defects in Breakstone Ihape^ Yiiguil If you haven’t paid much attention to it and ding Eastern Connecticut State Webelo awards were presented special laboratory-devel­ would not dare hope for by Roosevelt Mills of Rockville. College in Willimantic. equipment, a painted ladder for CHOICE 7 DELICIOUS FLAVORS ja ^ O n C Chicken Legs 79! aren’t sure of how unit pricing works or what it Miss Sandra E. Bunce, to Scott Goehring, 5 awards; oped whipped cleansing even after many weeks . . . but don’t expect everything instance that may have paint Delicious low-calorie favorite. tX Llfs ■ C U really is, it’s time to find out. Her fiance, a 1972 graduate of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Duff, 3 awards; and cream is used that takes off Her fiance is employed by at once. Damage done by hiding a structyal defect, elec­ Xavier High School, recently Wesley Bunce of 143 Woodside Robert Sadlowski, one award. not only surface dirt, but • Unit pricing is a very special approach to Stavens Brothers of Vernon. enlisted in the U. S. Air Force years of neglect can’t be un­ trical appliances which aren’t Chicken Thighs 79!; Chicken Breasts 89! St., has been named to the Jimmy Hare of Den 1 gave a also soften and loosens pricing. It tells shoppers just how much they as a medical service specialist. pore-caked grime with its done in a day. Yet with 3 or really grounded (ground wires Sun Glory Margarine 3 » 1 dean’s list for the fall semester game box demonstration. A fall wedding has been A summer wedding is emollient action. It liquefies 4 treatments a week, you may be loose or broken). actually pay for the products they buy. Per item. at the University of Vermont at Pinewood Derby kits were dis­ may confidently look for­ American Slices IndTv. Wrapped';," 89* planned. planned. Burlington. M soon as it is ap p li^ and STOP 8 SHOP - WHITE OR YELLOW Per pound or ounce. At a glance. tributed to all Cubs. literally floats the dirt right ward to startling complex­ off your face. ion improvements within 30 Fruit Flavored Drinks 3 *1 days. 'Then one treatment a STOP i SHOP - GRAPE OR CHERRY APPLE UNIT PRICE OUR PRICE After this is tissued off, a week-or every second week College Notes delightful mint-scented - will probably be all your simpljr super cream is applied. Within 2 skin will need to keep it H im m icRd Bakery Snectai8~1 or 3 minut^ an absorbing clear, lovely and healthy You get a consistency of quality in ground beef agent called Argilla dries Katherine Ristau, daughter 3 S.3 looking. you’ve never been able to buy before . . . uni­ I We^ve Named The Baby-- wedding plans and turns this specially me­ of Mr. and Mrs. Edward 10% Butter Eng. Muffins formly lean and^flavorful every time. Prepared CENTS POUND 19806 06 dicated cream into a plastic- The medically developed Ristau, 25 S. Hawthorne St., has -in our own federally inspected plant... the cuts ^MiKli4!LWeM^eiuE5'v like masque. As it firms and products used in this treat­ been named to the dean’s list of beef carefully selected . . . the fat. content hardens, its, suction action ment are manufactured and for the first semester at Quin- 3 ' k *1 scientifically controlled ... the quality checked draws on waste matter in quality-controlled by many, many times v . . so your family enjoys Here’s how it work's. Tags like the one shown the pores.... In 8 or 10 min­ nipiac College, Hamden. She is Muldoo^ Tess Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas E. and QUEEN HELENE. 'They a freshman majoring in ground beef that’s consistently lean, fresh, juicy here are used on more than 7,000 items in every ^ is tin a ’^om s Muldoon of 228 New State Rd. She was bom Jan. utes you simply rinse the are Queen Helene Whipped and flavorful. in your future? 4>asque away with luke­ physical therapy. Stop & Shop. They’re attached to the edges of Cleansing Cream, Queen 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents warm water which dissolves Cinnamon Coffee Cake are Mr and Mrs. Edward J. Thoms of West Dennis, Mass. Her Helene Medicated Masque STOP & SHOP SLICED our display shelves. They list the following in­ it immediately. When you and Queen Helene Penetrat­ Miss Lynn Anne Orlowski, formation: 1. Brand name. 2. Type of prcWuct. ^ teraal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Muldoon of Rt wipe your face, you can see A great way to start the day. SIMPLY ing Astringent 'The three daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis 2 “>•“ * 1 3. Package weight. 4. Retail price. 5. UniJ^rice. M, Coventry. Her great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert may we suggest: blackheads and other pore items are sold as complete A. Orlowski of 67. Keeney St. MacLachlan of Sycamore Dr., Coventry, and Mrs. Richard “filler" actually come off on skin and beauty kit/or 5.00. has been named to the dean’s Daisy Sliced White Bread 3,’,l!>es*1 SUPEfll So if you’re faced with the problem of decid­ Finnegan and Rfrs. LeRoy Thoms of South Yarmouth, Mass, She your tissue. And your skin Quite a bargain when you list for the fall semester at Extra Urn Groand Beef s STOP & SHOP *Simply Super 12 in g which of 6 brands of jelly, or 10 brands of has a brother, Jason, 2Mi, Cracked Wheat Bread ’ 39' feels clean — really clean — think of what it will dWor a Westbrook College, Portland, loaf If Super extra lean ground beef is not less than 8 1% lean. li b . and refreshed and smooth, cereal that all look the same, would be the best Our Newest Collection... [lerson’s good looks - and Maine. 100% Whole Wheat Bread 'ip.i 37' like velvet! self esteem! buy.for you, you’ll be able to solve it. Fast. But Belanger, Melissa Anne, daughter of Richard L. and Donna Stop & Shop Dinner Rolls V 43' , remember that price isn’t the only considera­ Yanke Belanger of Eaton Rd., Tolland. She was bom Jan. 16 at Elizabeth L. Blase, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Blase, Daisy Donuts p ffiK o N tion. Be sure to compare quality, taste, ease of Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grani^arents are PkQ. Now available a t... 84 Henry St. is a recent Frozen New Zealand-Oven Ready preparation, too!' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yanke of Kingsbury Ave., Rockville. Her Home Kitchen,Rlueberry Muffins 65' graduate of the University of paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. AULDRICK Belanger of STOP 4 WOP IZVi oz. Pkg. W H O L E ■ ■ Stop^S-Shop has used unit pricing in its stores the CHEVRON! Connecticut, where she Individual Danisli ^ lemon. 9 oz.cqe 57 Windemere Ave., Rockville. She has a sister, Jennifer Ellen, 3. received a BA degree in IIIM IVIUUdI UalllSllBLUEBERRY OR HASPBERRYPkg since April of 1970. 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PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn. ■ Mon., Feb. 4. 1974 Vernon M/yjCHESTEH EVENING HERALD. Cm.. Ito... F.h . - South Windsor •:->x LWV To Discuss Buckland M. Business Bodies Town Council Will Hear GOP Likely Will Offer * Area Development Plans CO Radio Proposal Toniglit Carino for PZC Again NAMED DIRECTOR APPOINTED LABOR DISPUTES The Manchester League of John H. Filer, chairman and James Richmond of Labor disputes in Connecticut opposition homeowners group tion, which opposes the ^ P chief executive officer of Aetna Women Voters will conduct a Manchester has been appointed reported to the Connecticut will be ^represented at the Associates project. Vernon Fire Chief Donald« . The Ice Facility Study Com- $22,000 for costs of advance Life & Casualty, Hartford, has assistant vice president, real Business and Industry Associa­ general membership meeting meeting, which will include a > JUDY KUEHNEL The .council is expected to Tuesday nights’ meeting will been elected a director of the Tuesday night on the proposed Maguda and Rockville Fire^m ittee will present its report work in connection with the consider appointments to a estate investment department, tion included: I question-ahd-answer session. " be the second League session Correspondent - United States Steel Corp. Filer, indistrial <- commercial - Chief William Johnson will pre- . for the council’s consideration, construction of another housing Tel. 644-1364 Bicentennial Committee to im­ financial division at Aetna Life • Times Wire & Cable, John Finguerra will repre­ concerning the Buckland a former state senator, is vice residential development at sent a proposal for a change in The committee was asked to ' project for the elderly. South Windsor Republicans plement a program for South & Casualty. Wallingford, started in May sent Arthur M. Fischer of New development. In December, Buckland. The meeting is radio communications for the explore the feasibility of such a are expected to renominate Windsor’s participation in the chairman of the Connecticut Richmond is a graduate of 1973. - York City, the lead partner in Town Planner J. Eric departments at the meeting of The state! has approved a scheduled for 8 p.m. at the facility for Vernon. Joseph Carino to the town’s national celebration'. Business and Industry Associa­ Rensselaer Polytechnic • Shuster Mettler, New MAP Associates, which is plan­ Potter spoke about the project. $4M,000 grant for the proposed home of Mrs. Raymond the Vernon Town Council Donald Berger, director of Planning and 21oning Commis­ The council may also con­ tion, a director of the Insurance Haven, started July 1973 and ning the massive Bdckland The L^gue of Women Voters 30-unit project but the town Janeczek of 111 Concord Rd. tonight. recreation, will report on the sion when the Town Council sider an additional appropria­ Association of Connecticut and ended Dec. 2. , development. says it is monitoring the must provide the money for Both the developer and the The plan asks that the estimated costs for renovation meets tonight at 8 at the town tion for mapping of inland the Greater Hartford Chamber • Eastern Co., Naugatuck, William iC. Anderson of 340 proposed Buckland develop­ of Commerce. departments have a radio of the People’s Bank Building, such things as architect fees for hall. wetlands, underground utility started October 1973. Burnham St. and Lawrence ment as part of an environmen­ frequency of their own instead bought by the town, and being preliminary plans. If construc­ Carino has twice been lines, a contract with • Rowland Products, Ken­ Noone of 327 Burnham St. will tal quality study of land use and of the Tolland County Mutual consider^ for use as a Senior tion costs do not come to the nominated for the commission Manchester for health officer sington, started October 1973. Coniment Session speak for the Buckland Associa­ human resources. total amount of the grant, the Aid frequency which they now Citizen Center. ►.V. JrtS seat, and the council has services, and authorization to • LaPointe Industries, A 9 to, 11 a.m. comment ses­ use. town will be reimbursed the The council will also be asked rejected him twice. designate party affiliation on I Public Rockville, started Nov. 27 and sion will be conducted ’Tuesday There will also be discussion $ 22,000. (or M m ehM ttr Raeqiwt C lu b > to approve an appropriation of Also expected tonight is the town voter lists. ended Dec. 8. by the Manchester Board of of a proposed ordinance M«nb9r« and Fr(«ndi appointment of a town auditor Recdrds • H.A. Leed Co., Hamden, Directors. It will be in the requiring psychiatric Hotol Rocquol Club, San Juan, (term ending November 1975), started Dec. 26. ^ directors office on the first Puarto Rleo examinations for employes of Vernon an alternate to the Zoning ’Warranty Deeds floor of the MunicipaT Building. AprH 4 to 7, 1974 the Vernon Police Department. * Roundirip airfara bom Bradloy Board of Appeals, an alternate Similar sessions are held on The proposal was U & R Housing Corp. to PROMOTED * Hotal Accommodatlona to the Planning and Zoning South Windsor Joseph P. Langer Jr. and Gloria Charles Button of Manchester the first Tuesday and third doubla occupancy recommended by former Chief Commission, and four C harles B u tto n * 8 tonnia courts. Edmund Dwyer who retired A. Langer, property on has been promoted to division Thursday of each month. They Democra^^ Ask” members to the Buildinf Code are for those town residents HURRYI Dsadllna tor Dapoalt It last month. Mayor Frank Carpenter Rd., conveyance tax engineer in the sewer des^ Fabruary ISth Board of Appeals. who wish to comment or com- McCoy said the purpose of the $62.70. division of the Metropolian New business on the council Sullivan Ave, plaih on any subject in the ordinance is primarily to Town Consider Fox Grove Ltd. to James P. District Commission (MDC). SPECIAL $205.00 agenda includes scheduling a and Janet A. Prenetta, property Button joined the MDC in 1968 board’s jurisdiction. remove this matter from the public hearing on the proposed Survey Starts Engineers, the National Society NO SERVICE CHARGE field of union contract on Nutmeg Dr.'conveyance tax as an engineering intern. He of professional Engineers add Avery Brook Watershed Flood JUDY KUEHNEL $52.80. received his bachelor’s degree negotiations. Buying Water Co. Control Project. the Connecticut Chapter of Civil Correspondent Attachment in engineering at ’Tufts Univer­ Engineers.' 647-9949 Tel. 644-1364 U & R Investments Inc. sity and his master’s at the Button is married to the VITAMIN The Connecticut Department against Richard A. and Darline James Richmond University of Connecticut. The Vernon Demoratic Town non firm be put on meters and farmer Shari Lavoie of HEADQUARTERS Rockville of Transportation will conduct R. Mathews, property at Porter Institute and holds a master’s He is a member of the Water Littleton, N.H., and they reside Committee has approved a at the same rate as those a survey on the proposed $475^ and Kensington Sts., $900. Pollution Control Federation, Liggett Parkade resolution urging Mayor Frank degree from Columbia Univer­ at 39 Greenwood Dr. with their Hospital customers of Rockville Water. About Town 000 realignment of Sullivan Marriage License American Society of Civil Lciv Prices! 67 East Center St., Mancliester • Hours; Mon. thru f ri. 9-5 / Sat. 10-1 McCoy to implement an im­ sity. He joined Aetna in 1970 two children Robert and John. The Rockville company is Ave. (Rt. 194) in South Wint|sor. Roger Joseph Intravia, East Notes mediate study to evaluate the Manchester Gilbert & and was appointed manager in also asking for an additional Elk of the Year The survey, announced by Hartford, and Mary Louise feasibility of the town Sullivan Workshop will 1971 and director last year. Admitted Friday: Claudia Ar­ rate increase from its State Transportation Corn- Schick, GLUtashel Rd., Feb. 2, purchasing the Vernon Water customers of about 15 per cent, rehearse, for “ Showboat” He resides at 164 Downey Dr. nold, Grove St., Rockville; Lori tonight, Wednesday and Burns, will Church of the Assumption. Co. which would be spread uniform­ Raymond, 12, and Tina Zemanek, 8, smile as Exalted Ruler Darrell Hovey (right) Rotting, Rt. 31, Coventry; Thursday at 7:30p.m. in Cooper expected Trade Naes SAFETY AWARD The resolution states that the ly over all classes of service. ^ presents “Elk of the Year” plaque to their father, Raymond Zemanek (standing) at a Manuel Ferreira, Overbrook Hall at South United Methodist July. Gerald Kurtzman, doing John W.vCarlson of Andover \ mayor may do so by means of Two weeks ago the Town Saturday night dinner-dance. The Grand Lodge of Elks presented Zemanek with a red Dr., Vernon; Mary Fluckiger, Church. Schedules for construction business as K & V Insulation was the re ^ ie n t of the coveted NOW IN MANCHESTER* his choice and at his discretion. blazer with emblem as well as the plaque. (Herald photo by Pinto) Orchard St., Rockville: Council, on recommendation of work won’t be set until the sur­ (^., West Hartford. “Accident Free Safety Award” The resolution was proposed by the mayor, voted to go on Rosemarie Hice, RFD 2, Friendship Circle of the vey is completed. Burns said. Robert S. Watson, doing at a recent Continental Robert Houley and Thomas record as being opposed to the Rockville; Timothy King, Salvation Army will meet The cost estimate is based on business as R.L.G. Enterprises, Trailways Annual Safety Award Dooley. sale of the Vernon facility and Vernon Hayes AA^e., Rockville; Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at the 1974 values and includes rights- 19 Ashworth St. Dinner. Dooley is a Vernon represen- also to the proposed rate in­ Elizabeth Laffey, Farmstead Citadd. Hostesses are Mrs. of-way acquisition, survey, Michael T. Forand and James ' During his 10 years of me; John Snydal, ta‘jve to the General Assembly crease of Rockville Water. ■ Lane; Rockville; William Hall and Mrs. John engineering, and actual con­ J. Thibodeau Jr., doing business operating an inter-city bus for Linden Pi., Rockville; Elaine ^ About two years ago the town struction prices. Trailways, Carlson has ac­ ,4 senator. Krinjak. as Connecticut Martial Squires, Spencer St., was giVen the opportunity to The transportation ArtsGarment and Apparel, 519 cumulated a total of 622,324 ac­ In the resolution, sent to buy the Vernon Co. when owner Manchester. DF&D Appeals Denial The Bentley School PTA will departments survey teams will E. Middle ’Tpke. cident free miles. Mayor McCoy, it was stated Discharged Friday: Kathy Munroe Moses first offered it to map topography and terrain Dick J. Bluto, doing business Carlson is currently that the Democratic Town meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the i i i Anderson, RFD 2, Tolland; the customers for purchase. along Sullivan Ave. from the as Four Winds Cleaning Ser­ operating in the Springfield, Committee, through the resolu­ school. Mrs. Lynne Daniels and son. At the time Mayor McCoy vicinity of Sand Hill Rd. to vice, Monson, Mass. New York, Hartford division. Cedar St., Ellington; Constance tion, does not take a specific made his recommen^tion that Of Shopping Center Pierce Rd., a distance of about Gardner, Willie Circle, position on the possibility of the the council take action against The Holy Family Mothers 2,000 feet. OD) Rockville; Evelyn Hallcher, purchase of the now privately the two proposals, the sale and Circle will meet W^nesday at Relief for Those With Hale St., Ext., Rockville; June owned Vernon Water Co. the increase, he said there was DF&D Realty is appealing a 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Higgins, Dart Hill Rd., South The committee, the resolu­ no question but what the owner th^ area included a Food Mart against the Zoning Commission. Leslie Hoyt, 88 Pitkin St. Windsor; Judy Ikonen, tion stated, is urging a com­ of tte Vernon company had the Vernon Zoning Commission supermarket and several The first one was brought by Sharp Income Change Willimantic; Helen Lorenzetti, plete review of the matter r i ^ to sell it. decision which denied construc­ smaller satelite stores. 'The Mayor Frank McCoy and Fran­ tion of a shopping center at Rt. Stafford Springs; Christine “that could have long-range im­ 1 ^ PUC has set March 7 at appeal contends that the plan of cis J. McNulty, Vernon’s Members of St. Bridget By RAY DE CRANE 83 and Dart Hill Rd. in Vernon. GLOBE Best of all, averaging can Tomko, Spring St., Rockville; plications to the well being of 10:li a.in. in the State Office development represents a per­ building inspector. Rosary Society will meet be used more than once. If t ' Atty. Coleman Levy is Tax laws give relief to low- Agnes Walker, Brooklyn St., all Vernon citizens.’’ Buikttng in Hartford for the mitted use for the area accor­ tonight at 8 at the Leclerc you have another good year representing DF&D Realty in Travel Service paid employees through the Rockville; Suzanne Zagura, The Rockville Water & hearing on the rate increase ding to the town’s zoning The first one involved a Funeral Home, 23 Main St., to beneHts of the low income in 1974 Vou could use the the action brought before 555 MAIN STREET I Reed St., Rockville; Francis Aqueduct Co. and the Vernon request. regulations. change of zone to developer pay their respects to the late allowance and to those who same technique a year from Water Co., a few weeks ago, It is expected that the Town Tolland County Superior Court. 643-2165 have reduced Social Security now. Then you would drop off Zigmond, Hyde Ave., Rockville. The appeal further contends Evandro Santini for property at Mrs. Rose Melesko, mother of Births Friday: A daughter to filed a petition with the Public Council, at its meeting tonight, In denying the request of the Vernon Ave. and South St. ’The Mrs. Peter Plikaitis and Mrs. beneHts after retirement by the 1969 year and add the that the zoning commission 1973 taxable income in your Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shirk, En­ Utilities Commission to permit will authorize Mayor Frank realty firm on Jan. 17, it was appeal was granted through George Petraitis, both , Authorized agent in Manchester way of the retirement income the sale of Vernon Water Co. to McCoy to request that the the second time the Zoning acted “illegally, arbitrarily, for all Airlines. Railroads and credit. averaging computation. field; a son to Mr. and Mrs. default after the attorney members of the society. Steamship Lines Income averaging is not Rockville Water & Atjlieduct. heaflng be moved to Vernon as Commission did so and both and in abuse of the discretion There is__ a___ way,^ ____ too,21V6 to gi Thomas Wisneski, Davis Ave., vested in it.” representing Santini told the only a great way to trim your Rockville. The request asked that the has been done in the past. times the reason given was that Zoning Commission it had not special consideration1 to tnothose Rt. 83 is already too congested, tax bill. It has become a new Admitted Saturday: Diana present customers of the Ver­ The developer is requesting acted within the specified time who have had an unusually status symbol when you cite its and until such time as the Avarista, Maple St., Rockville; that construction of the shop­ required for its decision. high income in one year. It is use on your return. Stephen Hatfield, Vernon Ave., proposed widening of that road ping center be allowed now with nassiff studio called “income averaging.” Use a Schedule G and at­ is accomplished, the additional _ The mayor and the building 629 main st., manchester • 643-7369 It helps them avoid paying a tach it to your Form 1040 Rockville; Mary. Lou Weber, Vernon the stipulation that it not open disproportionately large part Windermere Ave., Rockville. shopping center would not be until the highway is widened. Inspector contend that the com­ when you average. feasible. mission applied the wrong rule of their income in taxes m a Discharged Saturday; Marie This was the second appeal INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) The plan of development for of law in deciding to grant the big earnings year. Aliprandi, Broad Brook; Louise recently filed in the court Amato, Vernon Ave., zone change, by default. It makes no difference if Benoit Backs Ella last year’s big increase in in­ ; 1074 Cut Your Rockville; Marion Gagnon, come resulted from a major I Own Taxes Sugar Hill Rd., Tolland; In announcing his support of candidates for the nomination job promotion, a great year I llM4«Nr EwIn DmS P.l hi 411 Richard Hall, Loveland Hill Congresswoman Ella Grasso for governor. j South Windsor for a commission salesman, I hM OH SMm, ha Tut, M. INII Rd., Vernon; Edward Hanse, for the Democratic nomination Vernon or a lucky hit in the stock ! Sofld potipoKi___bookiti. Avery Shores, Coventry; Allen for governor, Vernon Coun­ Benoit further said, of the market or a state lottery. You J S io O h c N Enciooodii Harvell, Broad Brook Rd., cilman ’Thomas Benoit becomes candidates, “We most certainly could also be an actor, Ellington; Mrs. Charlote the third prominent Vernon should find ways to utilize all of athlete or author who I Mak« their talents once the decision FISH became an overnight sensa­ I check or Hawkes and baby. Grand Ave., Democrat to support Mrs. School Budget Hike { money has been narrowed to one can­ tion. Rockville; Jeannette Hedman, Grasso within the past week. Schedule I order Ellington Ave., RockVille; Others announcing their sup­ didate.’’ Through a unique mathe­ I payable VMtffSmi M g Samuel Henderson, South St., port were State Rep. ’Thomas Said Fair Increase matical procedure, averag­ I to "Tex Those who need the services Taxes Rockville; Marion McLean, Dooley and former Rockville As did Flaherty and Dooley, ing has the same effect as a ! Book." of the Greater Rockville FISH I A llo w s Park St , Rockville; Helen mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. Benoit commented on Mrs. JUDY KUEHNEL represents a collection of work five-year spreadback of the organization are asked to con­ ! w eeks Rogalus, Burke Rd., Rockville; In a' letter sent Saturday to Grasso’s warm, personal Correspondent by many people and reflects a income in excess of the nor­ j (or B)» sult a new schedule for John Tolisano, Huntington Dr., William O’Neill of Torrington, feeling for all people, her past Tel. 644-1364 commitment to support mal range for the taxpayer. I delivery. transportation to and from Rockville; Herbert Wormstedt, chairman of the state Ella experience in local, state, and Cile Decker, chairman of the educational programs for To average your income Hartford and to and from Court St., Rockville.. Grasso Committee, Benoit, federal government, and the South Windsor B o ^ of Educa­ teaching South Windsor’s you must have copies of your 'I Ntma Manchester. annual tax returns going Birth Saturday: A son to Mr. while stating his support for -fact she has proven herself an tion, says the proposed $6,489,- youth Addf«M even a one-man busine^ outstanding vote-getter. ’The new schedule has been 063 school budget for 1974-1975 For budget purposes, a 5,062 back to 1969 so that you can and Mrs. Salvatore Scalise, Mrs. Grasso, also com­ 1 £i'»_ set up to minimize the number “represents a fair increase.” predicted school enrollment include the taxable .income Center Rd., Vernon. plimented the Democratic par­ figure for each year in your of long distance trips made by, ’The proposed budget, which was used. That figure ;is 102 Slit* Zip ty for having four well-suited the volunteer drivers for FISH. computation. Legal Notice is about lOVi per cent more than students less than current A driver to Hartford will the 1973-1974 school appropria­ enrollment. TOWN OF MANCHESTER leave the Vernon area ’Tuesdays tion of $5,932,430, is meant “to It is expected that high school C/) and Fridays about 11 a.m. and POSITION VACANCY equalize instruction in all the enrollment will increase by 69 make the return trip from Hart­ BUILDING INSPECTOR schools,” Mrs. Decker said. students, and Timothy Edwards ford about 2 p.m. $9,904 - $10,879 The Board of Education School’s population will in­ Electrical background is es- ’The trip ^to' ™Manchester h e s te r will recently started a series of crease by 47 students. TOTALPHONE has arrived! The astounding new Speed Calling Totalphone w ill code^the numbers (local CD sentialintialnoualification nqualif ication. Wednesdays, meetings to consider the The expected decrease in leaving Vernon at 10 a.m. and computerized phone service that acts as your personal or long distance) you call most frequently into just tiberal fringe benefits - in­ budget, and they’ll be meeting enrollment, would be in the clude paid vacation; sick leave; returning about noon. The again Tuesday ni^ht to discuss elementary schools. (6tte^s|te( secretary in five amazing ways, works for about 21 ^ a three digits each. So your contractor in Springfield who driver for Thursday trips to holidays; pensioh plan; com­ the high school, new programs, Copies of the proposed 1974- Manchester will leave at noon day (all day, all night, all 365 days a year), never takes a was eleven turns of the dial away is suddenly only plete insurance plan. utilities, and pupil service parts 1975 school budget,, which con­ and return about 2 p.m. Employees’ credit union of the proposed budget. tains more than 13(i pages, are engagement cameo speclall $9.95 ^ coffee break and never talks back! a beep and a hoop away! available. Persons using the services of / School Superintendent Robert available to townspeople on a 3 retouched highgloss FISH are asked to consult this Monday & Tuesday For application- and job Holdman said the budget loan basis. announcement photographs The nevei-before Totalphone services: Three-way Calling Totalphone lets you add a third HOW description apply to schedule when making their ap­ pointments and all calls for party to your two-way conversations (whenever you PERSONNEL OFFICE A re Call Forwarding Totalphone transfers your incoming Municipal Building, 41 Center transportation will be con­ want to) without operator assistance—a real time Street, Manchester, Connec­ sider^ on an individual basis calls to any number any time you want it to. So, when ticut. although emergency calls are saver for business conferences! always accepted. you sneak a few hours to go to the ball game your Closing date for filing is Mon­ Adiutlobli n o iilt ntlochintnt d IrK li vopor. 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Conn., Mon., Feb. 4. 1974 — PAGE ELEVEN O bituaries Police Report Tax Review surety bond with court datb MANCHESTER connection with the investiga­ / Scoreboard lEl Mrs. Vincent Krzesicki Hartford, with a Mass in St. Feb. 25. tion of an incident at the Vernon 1 BOLTON — Mrs. Mary Francis of Assisi Church at 9. —Gary Ellis, 37, of Bolton Herald Angle Bullets Did Everything Right, William Stearns, 16, of 58 Administration Building, W. Stygar Krzesicki, 69, of 22 Burial will be in Wapping The Manchester Board, of Tax was charged Sunday with Main St. Chestnut St.; and Robert Carter St. died Sunday in a local Center Cemetfery, South Wind­ Review will hold its first ses­ operating a motor vehicle while, Police said Kuszik and three sor. Gouldsbrough, 17, of 91 Laurel convalescent hospital. She was sion Tuesday for those under the influence of alcohol. juveniles were found in the Ad­ Basketball the wife of Vincent W. Friends may call at the taxpayers'seeking adjustments St. were charged Saturdav with He was released on a $150 non­ NBA second-degree burglary and ministration Building, and By Earl Yost Krzesicki. funeral home tonight from 7 to on their assessments. The ses­ surety bond with court date when confronted by police they Eastern Conference 9. sion will be from 7 to 9 p.m., in second-degree criminal mis­ Feb. 25. Shorts Editor Celtics Did Bom in Poland, she lived in ing Wrong Atlantic Division said they had a protest with the Willimantic many years until Those wishing to do so may the basement conference room chief, Manchester Police —George Czeltfsniak, 46, of W. L. Pet. G.B. report. mayor. Police said they Were moying to Bolton 36 years ago. make memorial contributions in the Municipal Building. It Willimantic was, charged Sun­ asked to leave, the three Boston 37, 13 .740 — She was a communicant of St. to the American Heart Fund or will be for those whose last They were arrested in con­ day with fourth-ol^ee larceny NEW YORK (UPI) — It was a simple gamp, really.The Capital 108-94, Houston stopped Atlanta, 123-112, and Detroit dumped Seat­ New York 33 22 .600 6V2 nection with the rifling of a juveniles did leave but Kuszik Maurice Church, Bolton. the American Cancer Society. names start with the letters A (shoplifting) at Treasure City refused to. Bullets did everything right and the Boston^veltics did everything’-, tle,J14-100. Buffalo 27 29 .482 13 Other survivors are a son, "through I. . washing machine at the in the Parkade. He was wrong. Philadelphia 15 38 .283 23 the players and management each getting their say. Roberts 98-89, 13th-ranked Indiana routed Iowa 85-50, Hospital. Packard St.; Susan Hale, 184 executive privilege or cor­ invited to attend. VvaORsfe' immense capabili'tes perhaps, Sojourner started in Paultz’ place but Cleveland 24 22 5 53 set at 79 Cushman Dr. (Eighth andjtrs^avi^arr^ahd Mr.. “Hell, the way we are going,” said Fingers, “those ar­ Louisville, tied for 13th in the ratings, upended West Texas Center St.; William Swaiison, Jersey 22 27 2 46 Bom in Gilmore City, Iowa, District Fire Department). porate secrets.” bitration hearings are going to be dominated by the A’s.” State 99-73, 17th-ranked Wisconsin was upset by unranked because the towering Kentucky center picked up three fouls in the first four he lived in South Windsor 20 3:04 p.m. —Small fire in con­ 140 Farnum Rd., South Wind­ Commenting on the many FUNERAL HOME has been playing the best basketball of minutes and, giving away six inches to Chicago 21 22 3 45 Esiablished 1874-Three Generation, of Service l Jackson, as American League and World Series MVP, Minnesota 64-63 in overtime, ftth-ranked Texas-El Paso years before- moving to struction shed at Kennedy and sor; Lillian Scheer, 216 Ludlow problems the country has — in­ j his career. Gilmore, never was very effective. West '142 East Center Street, Manchester 646-5310 feels he is justified in. asking for $125,0(X) and Bando, se­ tripped Northeast Louisiana 59-39, 19th-ranked Syracuse Manchester 'four months ago. Kent Drs. (Eighth District; Rd.; Josephihe Brown, 15 flation, gasoline shortages, COMPLETE Gilmore, 7-foot-2 withjong giraffe­ Indiana’s George McGinnis held the W. L. T. Pts. School St. cond in club RBIs behind Toggle ast year, says he is worth walloped American University 82-63 and Purdue, tied viith Houston 28 17 c4 He was employed as a Box 96 sounded). wheat shortages, unemploy­ like legs and lean torso, reached over previous record with 37 rebounds 60 machinist by Pratt and Whitney Also, Mark Benoit, Somers; ment, credibility, Watergate — $100,000. , r Syracuse for the 19th spot, was upset by Michigan State 76- Winnipeg 26 22 4 56 3:04 p.m. —Chimney fire at the New York Nets for an ABA record against Carolina. Aircraft Division of United Air­ 109 Coleman Rd.; minor Brad Pelligrihelli, 67 she paraphrased the words of a Hunter and Holtzman won 21 games each last'^ear and 74. Edmonton 27 23 0 54 40 rebounds Sunday while leading the Two of McCarthy’s new players, craft Corp., East Hartford, for damage. (Eighth District). Wadsworth St.; Cheryl Irwin, legislative leader in another INSURANCE Blue added 20 victories. All three feel they deserve $100,- Minnesota 24 25 1 49 Manchester Jaycee Wives former Net guard John Roche and 18 years until his retirement in 3:05 p.m. —Fire near furnace 97 Summit St.; Elaine Cohen, state when a storm was 000. Once again Dwight Clay, Notre Dame’s “iceman,” got Colonels to a crushing 123-91 victory. Los Angeles 20 33 0 40 will sponsor rookie Jim Bradley, played excellent 1971. He was a communicant of at 160 School St.; malfunc- Flanders Rd., Coventry; brewing and a call went out for Fingers, mainstay of the bullpen who appeared in all the credit for a win by the No. 3 ranked Fighting Irish Gilmore, who also blocked seven Vancouver 19 32 0 38 games despite unfamiliarity with the St. Francis of Assisi Church, tionimg oil burner was squir­ William Reading, 3 Tanner St.; some candles, seven World Series games against the Mets, thinks he basketball team. “In their second half spurt,” losing shots and scored 21 points, virtually Sunday's Results South Windsor. SERVICE Kentucky patterns. Roche, confused Cleveland 3, New England 1 ting heating oil, which was Led Houle, East Hartford; “If this is but a passing storm should receive around $60,000 and Tenace, who hit 24 Coach Terry Holland of Davidson said, “Clay was just stopped the Nets cold with a record 34 Survivors are a son, Peter R. Marie Getty, West Hartford. — what is our concern? But, if it CASINO NIGHT in the first half, scored 22 of his 26 Edmonton 5, Los Angeles 2 catching on fire. (Town). homers, thinks he is worth $75,000. playing a super ball game. He was all over the court and defensive rebounds while keying the Downing of Manchester; a SUNDAY (Jokers Wild) making the big baskets.” , Colonels offense with nine assists. points in the second half, tying Dan J Winnipeg 4, Chicago 2 Of the players mentioned, Holtzman, mostly because of Toronto 5, Minnesota 4 brother, Eulogis Downing of 6:42 p.m. —Report of fire at “I’m hustling more lately,’’ Issel for game-scoring honors. Richland, Wash.; and a grand­ T h e a carryover contract from the Cubs, and Jackson received Clay, whio won the nickname of “The Iceman” because Quebec 5, Jersey 3 Iona Manufacturing Co., Proceeds to go to Gilmore said. “I realize I have to bear Bradley started opposite Julius Er- daughter. SENIOR CITIZENS' NEW BUS $75,000 each in 1973, while Hunter was at the $65,000 level,' he made last-second baskets to give the Irish four vic­ Only games scheduled Regent St.; no fire, was flare more of a responsibility with so many ving in only his fifth pro game and the ’The funeral is Tuesday at 8:15 Real Bando and Blue at $55,000, Tenace at $40,000 and Fingers at tories, including the 71-70 upset which ended UCLA’s 88- near truck. (Eighth District). strange faces out there, make up for rookie, signed out of Northern Illinois a.m. from the Callahan Funeral Cuckoo’s Nest $35,000. This year, all have been offered modest raises in game winning streak, also got credit from Holland for his 117 E. Center St., Manchester 646-6228 Estate the mistakes that naturally come two weeks ago,*'helped limit him to Home, 1602 Main St., East the $10,000 to $15,000 range. defensive work. Staff Named Feb. 9th, 8:00 p.m. when players haven’t been together seven points in the first half and 21 st INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. (UPI) UnmUtakedly your cut...no teasing very long.” overall while scoring eight points and grabbing eight rebounds. ‘ — Roy Chernook, he coach at or hairspraying.^Naturally done, D&D Caterers Four players have joined the Baruch College in New York, In other ABA actionm Indiana beat Theatre crisply casual..lAnother sweet Route 85 a Bolton McNamara Tabbed to Manage Padres Colonels in the last two weeks and the will head the coaching staff of of Manchester, Inc. “Natural” from the Cuckoo's Nest to Tickets $2.50 per person team often feels as if it is still in Denver 111402, San Antonio ripped the USA men’s track and field Carolina 108-95 and San Diego downed youl If It's you,-then wear It... Pleese call 646-3636 SAN DIEGO (UPI) — The San Diego baseball team has vested $12 million to buy the Padres last month. training camp. team that will compete in the ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Virginia 107-104. finished in the National League Western Division cellar for McNamara was hired to mold the potential into a com- “We have to try and get ourselves third annual Russian-American McGinnis scored 39 points and dual indoor meet in Moscow byLudel five straight years under the name “Padres,” and it may petititive team. The term is only one,year. together in the next two months for X Our Clinics Will ,B.e He|d INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 hauled in 15 rebounds to lead Indiana March 2. M re^ by PMip Bineu V. be time to change to the “Macs.” “We considered many names,” President E. J. “Buz- the playoffs,” said Coaclf Babe The Last Tuesday of Each Month... past Denver. Donnie Freeman added The AAU a so appointed Ken February 8, 9/^fS and 16 Xha-above space it avSilible to your group on a FIRST COMB John McNamara left his coaching post with the San zie” Bavasi said as to why he hired McNamara. “We final­ McCarthy. “But this.team is so young, 8:30 P.M. — East Catholld M^.S. pI r s t SERVED B /SIS to publlclia community aarvica programt. 21 and Bob Netolicky 15 points. Ralph Shannon, Uiversity of No Appointment Needed Mon., Tues. or Wed. 649-5241 Francisco Giants Saturday to take over as manager at San ly narrowed it down to two—• McNamara and Maury Wills. it probably won’t reach its real poten­ Tlcktli: $3 Qtn^rttl AdmlMlon — Studsntt $2 through the courtaay ol Watkins. Contact Mrs. Joyce Smith at The Simpson had 29 points for Denver. Washington, as Chernock’s Mon., Tues., and Wed. Open ’til 8:00 P.M. Herald between 11-12 a.m. Thursday Uia week before publication Diego. Only the day before, Willie McCovey signed a Both had the qualifications we were looking for.” tial for two or three years.” San Antonio scored 37 points in the assistant, Fred Hardy, Univer­ lOn sale at G. Fox Box Office, Your Gift Qallery, Watkins I Thursday and Friday Nights ’til 9:00 P M 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER lor Monday's ad. and Monday between 11-12 a.m. lor Thursday's twoyear pact to play first, and the Padres’ latest acquisi­ He finally settled on McNamara because of experience; While Gilmore was truly outstan-, sity of Richmond, as head or phone 649-0B12 for reservatl ad. Please phone 643-2711... first quartei; and never allowed Saturdays ’til 6:00 P.M. (Ground Floor Next to House & Hale) tion is New York Mets pitcher Jim McAndrew. General Manager Peter Bavasi said he first met the 41- ding, his recordrshattering perfor- manager, and Ray Vaughn, Carolina to get any closer than nine The team possibly wopld not be in San Diego at all if year-old McNamara when their teams played each other in mahee must be qualified by th^ Oklahoma Christian College, as points the rest of the game\ ^ Mcbqfiald’s hagiburger chain king Ray Kroc had not in­ the Dixie Series. ‘ abserice of any real competition. New assistant manger. . i ■ PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Feb. 4. 1W4

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erence UConns -v. Extend On Line This Week Streak By Len Auster Point opponents this week already have ’The streaking >University of Connecticut Huskies HONOLULU (UPI) — So much for the philosophy that Two conference races and some in­ chalked up victories over the locals in mce guys finish last. barefoot, swarmed over Waialae Country Club for the final decisions about tournament berths earlier engagements. earned their 13 win in 17 round. may be decided this week in Manchester Community College games and ninth straight Jack Nicklaus, who in his comments proved to be a very Makalena, the greatest golfer to come^from Hawaii, scholastic basketball circles. (12-4 overall and 6-3 in the CCA A) victory with a 33-71 decision nice guy indeed, finished first in the ^20,000 Hawaiian drowned in a surfing accident only a few weeks before the ■ Coach Stan Ogrodnik’s high-flying entertains league-leading Mattatuck over Maine in weekend state Open Sunday. Which isn’t much more surprising than the Hawaiian Open in 1966. It saddened the Islanders, and a lot fact they grow sugar cane on the windward side. East Catholic quintet, atop the Hart­ Community College Tuesday and baske^all action. ^ of the guys on the PGA Tour who had come to know ford County Conference with a 6-1 Wednesday night the Cougars host EarT Wilson had a team Nicklaus shot a final-round 70 for 271,17-under par, and'a Makalena as one of the fine personaiities. mark, battles bitter rival South Holyoke Community College. high of 22 points for the three-shot victory over Eddie Pearce, youngest man on “Ted was a good friend of mine,” said Nicklaus, “and tour. ’That part was expected, since Jack, who is con­ Catholic Saturday night at the Univer­ Elsewhere, Rockville High, which Huskies who quickly over­ I’m glad his record is still on the books.” sity of Hartford Athletic Center. The quaiified for post-season play with a came an 8-7 deficit to build sidered to be the best golfer since the Pleistocene Age, So is Nicklaus’ now, of course, since he proved he can do entered the last round with a six-shot margin. Rebels are right behind the Eagles triumph Friday, hits the road for two up a 22-16 lead at the 10 out here in the middle of the Pacific Ocean what he has with a 5-1 league mark and are CVC matchups. The 104 overall Rams minute mark. ' What wasn’t expected were Jack’s words after he done practically everywhel^in the continental United currently riding a seven-game win face Plainville High Wednesday and UConn had a 41-20 half­ finished, words that proved to be as loaded with sentiment States, win a PGA tournament. skein. Glastonbury High Friday night. time lead in the Yankee as Jack is with talent. ’The Hawaiian Open, with its $44,000 first prize, was his The two HCC powerhouses met in Leading North Central Connecticut Conference contest played Nicklaus needed a 20-foot putt on the 18th green for a bir­ 52nd tour victory. January with East prevailing 67-55 Conference with East Windsor at 8-2 before a sellout Field House die that wouid have broken the 72-hole tournament record It was sort of surprising to Nicklaus, if not the other behind hot-shooting Joe Whelton. John is Ellington High. The Purple crowd of 4,115 with about 380 set by the late Ted Makalena in 1966. He putted, the ball players, since Jack never expects to play well early in the Riccio and Ron Soucier also pla'yed Knights, 12-3 overall, entertain non­ no shows due to bad missed going in by inches, and Nicklaus joined Makalena^ year hiost times. as the record holder. vital roles in that triumph. South was conference foe Middletown High weather. Nicklaus had a six-shot lead going into Sunday’s finale, handicapped, somewhat, by an injury Tuesday and return to conference Steve Condon had 22 points “When I got up to that putt,” said Nicklaus, “the thought but after he made as many bogeys in six holes as he did in for the Black Bears. entered my mind that I would break Ted’s record if I made to 6-5 forward Ted Mauro. He played play Friday against Granby High. (Herald photo by Pinto) the previous 54—two —that leac} was trimmed to two, first at less than full speed and that TTie rest of the slate finds area Spectators View Action During Junior Tennis Tourney Trinity (1-43 surged it. I like records, and I would never try to miss any putt in­ over J. C. Snead, then Pearce. hampered the Rebels. He is back in teams playing out the string as midway through both halves tentionally, but I really didn’t want to break that record.” “I knew I just had to play good solid golf, without any top form now. The game will be a they’ve faiied to qualify for the hoop to defeat Colby College 67- Neither did the crowd of 15,000 that, dressed in aloha mistakes, to win,” said Jack. “And that’s just what I did.” sellout and no tickets will be sold at tournament. Tuesday RHAM (3-12) is 61. shirts and halter tops, and wearing sandals or going the door. at Bolton (3-11) while Coventry (^9) Trinity’s Othaf Bjrks and South Windsor is atop the Central is at Rocky Hill (3-11). Coventry is Levenson Cops First Place reserve Glenn Woods each Valley Conference standings with a mathematically still alive but its finished with game-high 16 points, while Nat Williams (DPI p)ioto) 12-1 record. That includes a nine- chances are slim. Goalie Gump Worsley of North Stars Deflects Puck game winning streak. The Bobcats RHAM entertains COC foe East held Colby’s standout Steve Billie Jean 4 host second place Bloomfield High Hampton in Hebron Friday to round For Boys at Racquet Club Colella to 14 points and Friday, gnd a win would put the title out the slate. added an equal number Ted Irvine of Rangers Saw His Goal Try Unsuccessful at Minnesota in the Bobcats’ hip pocket. On the distaff side, the East himself. Triumphant in the first major tennis tournament ever sending Chris Fenichell of Darien to the sidelines by 7-6,6- Action tonight finds Cheney Tech (5- Catholic girls’ basketball team battles The game dropped Colby Unbeatable staged at the new Manchester Racquet Club on the 2 scores. '• 9) hosting Granby High in a makeup St. Bernard tonight at 7 at the Eagles’ to 5-5. weekend was Jay Levenson of Framingham, Mass. The Doubles play found Chaikovsky teaming with Jeff date. One more loss by the Techmen Nest. East, 4-6, also has a Tuesday Lee Hollerbach scored a Bay State youngster upset Andy Chaikovsky of Hartford in Thomas of West Hartford to walk off with top laurels. The will make them spectators come tour­ date at Penney High in East Hartford the finals yesterday afternoon, 7-6, 64. career high 28 points and FAIRFAX, Va. (UPI) — Both the champ and Iict latest Tie Useful Purpose twosome downed Levenson and Dave Gaieski of nament time. The Beavers also have a pulled down 17 rebounds as victim on the Virginia Slims tennis cirquit agreed. Billie and a Friday contest at Weaver High , Levenson was seeded No. 3 and Chaikovsky No. 2. Both C3ielmsford, Mass., 64, 6-7, 6-1. Thursday night home date against in Hartford. the University of Bridgeport Jean King was unbeatable Sunday. are ranked among the leaders in the 16 and under in New There were 32 entrants in singies play and 17 doubles en­ businessmen - Alan Gr- Bolton High. The Manchester High maidens (5-5) England ranks. headed most of the way en King offered 40 minutes of her finest tennis as she zyb 140-379, George Blake 145- tries. route to a 71-70 victory over Manchester High (5-8) has two con­ also head across town lines 'Tuesday The final match was characterized by excellent shot­ defeated second-seeded Kerry Melville, 6-0, 6-2, and took 383, Rick DeDominicis 143-156- Play started last Friday afternoon and continued Satur­ Springfield. tests at Clarke Arena this week. The meeting East Hartford High. TTie In­ making on both sides with Levenson battling back from a the $10,000 first prize in the Slims of Washington tourney. 137-436, Bud Holmes 156-394, day and Sunday. Hollerbach, a sophomore BENNET For Toronto in NHL Indians face Windham High Tuesday dians return home Friday to engage “Today’s match was one of my best,” King, who had Jim Sirianni 138-364, Dave Gr- 3-5 deficit in the first set to win the tie-breaker. Jeff Arnold of the Racquet Club promoted and super­ Paced by Brian Moran’s 20 and Wethersfield High comes to town forward, ma(ie a three-point urged the 3,000 fans at George Mason University zyb 147-380, Mick Holmes 181- Storrs-based E. 0. Smith. Levenson earlier defeated Drew Hastings of Wilton, 6-2, vised play along with Pro Jack Redmond. points, Bennet Junior High’s NEW YORK (UPI) — As much as it is scoffed at by Friday. Coach Jim Moriarty’s outfit For gymnast enthusiasts, East play early in the second half fieldhouse to cheer her on, said after , the match. “My 150- 461, Joe Giambelluca 135- In other NHL action Sunday, Montreal beat Detroit 4-1, 6-1, in the semifinals. Chaikovsky gained the title match by hoopsters trounced Glaston­ 364, Paul Bernard 161-395, Bert traditionalists who support the “win or else” philosophy, must win four of its last five starts to Catholic has a triangular meet today to give the Purple Knights a bury last Friday, 77-48. Bob timing was there,” she said, and Melville couldn’t agree Boston edged Pittsburgh 5-4, Atlanta and Philadelphia tied Carlson 135-362, Ray Dawson there are times when a tie serves a useful purpose. lead they never, Nurmi added 17 points to the more. 22, Chicago shut out St. Louis 3-0 and California beat thhe qualify for the tournament. The task at the Eagles’ Nest against Somers 139-364, Paul Gilberto 138-382, Such was the case Sunday night when the Toronto Maple relinquished. winning total. Sam Lourie and New York Islanders 5-4. seems virtually impossible, as the two and Montville. The first event is at 4. “No one could beat Billie Jean today,” ’The Australian Ted Kowzun 148-382, Ron Joiner Leafs rallied on a third-period goal by Rick Kehoe to gain a ’The victory was the fourth Matt Walsh were defensive Buffalo overcame a 1-0 deficit to go ahead 3-1 on goals by player said after the tournament. 151- 394, Jim McCarthy 145-389, standouts. Mac MacDonald 3-3 standoff at Buffalo. This enabled Toronto to maintain an Rick Martin, Craig Ramsay and Gil Perreault. But Errol straight for Bridgeport King gave up only two games when Kerry’s often over­ John Aceto 140-393, Sam Little paced Glastonbury with 17 eight-point advantage over the Sabres in their duel for Night of Decision which stands at 8-9. powering service got hot and the champ made some of her 367, Sandy Hanna 367, Mike “Thonipson got one back for the Leafs late in the second tallies. fourth place in the National Hockey League’s East Divi­ period and Kehoe then got the equalizer at 8:24 of the final Pete Rose No Billie Jean Springfield, led by Bill few faults of the afternoon. King continued to come on Orlowski 359, John Mack 363. sion. Thursday will be a night of decision in regards to the Gregory’s 14 points, bias won strong. Her shots were tight to the line and her powerful period. 11 of its 17 games. Fourth place, of course, is the final position that earns a Danny Grant and Jude Drouin each registered a pair of proposed adult twilight baseball league in Manchester cross-court backhand and well-placed drop shots left MISFITS- Ken Tomlinson playoff berth. F for the 1974 season. Hartford picked up its ILLI.NG Melville shaking her head in awe. 234-539, Dot Roberts 179, Phil goals for Minnesota, which first blew a 3-1 lead in the se­ Winning its seventh game in “It was g(»od for us,” Toronto Coach Red Kelly said. “It Teams interested must attend a meeting scheduled eighth straight win in New “I was really hitting hard today,” she said, and Sunday’s Madore 215, Dick Girard 525, cond period and then rallied for the tie after falling behind York by defeating City nine starts Saturday was the Narda Gruver 178-451. hurts them a little more than our club. We didn’t lose 5-3. Dennis Hextall produced the tying goal with five at the West Side Rec starting at 7 o'clock. All clubs Illing Junior High ninth grade performance demonstrated that Billie Jean’s strategy of anything.” Riggs Masters Foe must submit their tentative playing rosters. College of New York 72-53. preparing for a match as if “I’m playing the greatest ten­ minutes to play. Peter Egan’s 30 points led basketball team over Webb, 79- MERCANTILE- Ken Montie Sabre Coach Joe Crozier refused to give the Leafs an Carl Silver, program director for the Rec Depart­ 44. nis player in the world” really pays off. Murray Wilson scored two goals to lift. Montreal over Hartford to its 12th victory 136, Jim Bell 135-370, Bryce edge and said the one point his team picked up “is better ment, will check each squad and if he feels that each is Phil Valentine led Illing with ’This is the second time Billie Jean has taken home a first- Hunt 135-358, George Barber than nothing. I’ll take as many points as I can anywhere I Detroit in a nationally te le v i^ game. ’The Red Wings, strong enough for a first-class league, he will pass against only two losses. 12 points with Morris Godin ad­ prize check on ■fRfe three-week old 1974 Virginia Slims cir­ 139-374, Roy McGuire 140-149- humiliated 12-2 Saturday by Philadelphia, managed to hold DAYTON, Ohio (UPI) - In the obstacle course by dragging six can get them. One is better than none.” along his finding to the Advisory Park and Rec Com­ St. Joseph’s snapped a ding 11 markers and Mike Sher­ cuit. She won in San Francisco and bowed to Chris Evert in 149-438, Ed Burbank 153-370, the Canadiens to two goals for two periods but Montreal latest chapter of “Bobby Riggs Keeps folding chairs onto it. Many of Pete’s Fairfield University home man, Butch Kinney, Steve Daw­ However, Buffalo goalie Dave Dryden,-taking a more mission for final decision. Mission Viejo. / Bub Bender 158-418, Pete realistic view, admitted, “A tie’s no good for us. We had a broke it open in the last period on goals by Wilson and his Tennis Gimmick Rolling along,’’ points came on rebounds off the court winning streak of 18 son, Scott Hyde and Bill Brazitis 140-372, Bill Faber 139- Six teams have expressed an interest in playing. Any “It was embarassing,” she said about the Evert chance to get more points and we didnt.” Pierre Bouchard. we find our hero being chauffered to chairs. new entry will be welcomed as well as any individuals games with, a come-from- Finnegan all contributing eight loss. “My family was there, and I couldn’t find the court 145-398, Rick Breen 147-365, Les courtside on a fork-lift truck and tallies apiece. Downstate from Buffalo, Rod Gilbert became the who would like to play. behind 68-59 victory. for five games.” ’The top-se^ed rivals may have the Christensen 149-371, Bill Rau Ken Hodge registered the fourth hat trick of his career wearing a construction worker’s Illing travels to East Hart­ leading point-getter in Ranger history as he registered two Rose, competitor that he is, had in­ The meeting will be open to the public. Fairfield, shooting 60 per chance to meet up again as the Slims tours to Fort Lauder­ 350, Ed Tomkiel 356, Hank and Boston needed every one of the goals to stave off the hardhat to challenge baseball star sisted that Riggs begin by playing him cent, led by eight points at ford Tuesday to combat Penney Michaud 356, Leo Foglia 362, goals and an assist as New York settled for a 5-5 tie against High. The Black Knights bested dale this week. Billie Jean teamed up with Dutch champ pesky Penguins. Hodge, who ^ored once in each period, • Pete ose. “straight regular’’ tennis. Riggs ac­ the half, but the Stags cooled Sam Little 367, Gene Phaneuf the Minnesota North Stars. Gilbert, a 12-year veteran of now has 36 goals. ’The victory enabled the first-place the locals earlier, 64-54. Betti Stove for anotherWin in an exciting doubles final .369, Joe Vinsko 375. the Rangers, has accumulated 731 points, eclipsing the commodated and promptly beat Rose off in the last 20 minutes and Sunday against Francoile Durr and Kerry Harris. Bruins to maintain their eight-point lead over Montreal in Riggs explains the hardhat is needed record of 729 set by Andy Bathgate. three straight games. St. Joseph’s rallied to hand A rally by the Durr-Harris team in the second ^et gave the East. because he considers Rose a ruffian, Weather Idles Cougars^ SILK CITY- Jim Stamler Fairfield their sixth defeat the underdogs a tie^eaker and advanced play to the final 205-547, Dick Muphy 520, recailing that Rose showed little EAST FROSH Riggs then opened his trick bag and against 10 victories, St. cliffhanger set. W rr’a colorful French-English phrases Roland Smith 524, bon Nivison respect for Bud Harrelson on the Squandering a seven point pulled out a dress, a raincoat, a heavy Face No. 1 Club Tuesday Joseph’s is 14-6. exclamations grjjw louder, but the duo of King and Stove 505, Roy Grabowski 519, Al Lit­ baseball diamond last year. halftime lead, the East Catholic Seniors’ Golf fur coat and the baseball garb to wear In other weekend basket­ freshman basketball team hung finally took the match, 6-1, 6-7, 7-5, alone with the $3,200 tle 204-205-590, Ron Fletcher It’s Official First Hat Trick Scored while playing. He also toted a beach Due to inclement weather The game starts at 8 at ball games. Catholic Univer­ on to register a 51-46 win over first prize check. 202-537, Harry Plecity 215-583, To DeVicenzo And among other costumes that umbrella nd a briefcase at times. sity tripped Central Connec­ Weaver Saturday. East is now Mark Royce 254-589, Rollo Saturday, Manchester Com­ Cheney Tech and will be PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. Handed .the head By Knights ’ *Boonter* . Riggs digs out of his trunk for the Riggs sidestepped the chairs to beat munity College’s basketball preceded by a girls’ game ticut 6445, Wesleyan lost to 12-2 while Weaver fell to 5-5 Masse 201-541, Rich Grabowski 210-536, Bob Thompson 223-513, (UPI) — Although Argentine coaching^ reins with the match is a baseball catcher’s Rose in two of the final four games team will have to wait until between Mattatuck and Williams 91-68 and Eastern with the setback. downed New England 3-1, Ed­ \ Bob Oliver 200-521, Ed Barrett golfer Roberto de Vicenzo has Manchester American NEW YORK (UPI) - The gear—mask, chest protector and shin played for laughs. tomorrow night to attempt to Manchester. Connecticut outscored Weaver tied it with three just turned 50, he qualifies as a Legion hasebail team for Jersey Knights found out Sun­ monton clubbed Los Angeles 5- minutes left at 44-all but Tim 519, Ken Plecity 516, Fremont guards—“in order to make Mr. Rose knock off CCCAA kingpin Mat­ Southern Connecticut 64-53. Nastase in Control PGA Senior.Sunday he prompt­ the 1974 season is Jack day night why Quebec fans have 2, Winnipeg stopped Chicago 4-2 Berger converted two one-and- Gauthier 512, Bob Heavisides feel right at home.’’ \ tatuck Community College. ly fired a final round ix-under nicknamed Alain Caron, "The dnd Toronto edged Minnesota 5- Rose, who has only been playing X one situations and Scott Holland 506, Jim Lawrence 530, Ron Holik. Mattatuck is currently atop par 66 to win the annual Seniors Boomer”. 4. tennis two months, chased down near­ 6- followed with three charity Plecity 505,Lou Halpryn 552, The former Manchester the CCCAA ladder with a Of Self and Game event, but it was his wife who Caron scored his first “three Danny Spring and Bobby Hull But of course. Rose didn’t feel at ly every shot but returned most of Scholastic Ron Custer 514. .High and Legion player, sparkling 8-1 league mark. tosses to provide the Eagles’ stole the show. goal” hat trick of the season to scored third period goals as home here Saturday night. He proved them directly to Riggs. ~ Over-all, they’re 16-3 and rank margin. now a student at Trinity Winnipeg defeated Chicago. to be no Billie Jean King. Basketball RICHMOND, VA. (UPI) Richmond for the 27-year- In addition to the $4,000 first lead the Nordiques to a 5-3 vic­ second in New Englahd in Berger (14) and Jeff . Heim prize earned by his 15-under par College, was an assistant at tory over the Knights. Caron The triumph, Winnipeg’s eighth “Do I look as silly as I feel?” a pan­ NJCAA District 15 ratings. (Herald photo by Pinto) (10) led the locals in scoring — Temperamental Hie old Romanian. He won the Standings ' 273, the Buenos Aires resident the start Igst season and scored two of his three goals in in its last njne games, moved While Riggs clowned and casually ting Rose asked a spectator after Mattatuck has great depth while Jon Lipdberg latched onto Nastase was on his best ^ 1971 Fidelity, beating Rich­ the Jets to within four- points of HCC Sports won a year’s free use of a $10,- later handled the team the third period to break a 3-3 ht spinning drop shots and lobs. Rose and is paced by two former all- Dave Gaieski Serves Bullet 11 rebounds to pace the board­ behavior. mond native Arthur Ashe in Houston, the leader in the WHA lunging for a spinning shot. League O’All, NEW YORK (UPI) - 0. J. 000 U.S. luxury car. with Wally Fortin. tie and scored the insurance ran about the court the way he runs state players, Willie Lenon of clearing brigade. He d idn’t throw his the finals. West. East Catholic 6-1 Simpson finally receives a belt His wife looked at the car and Legion play starts in marker. He now has 26 goals for Asked after the match to valuate Bloomfield and Ernie Blue of 13-2 East entertains unbeaten racqudh He didn’t hit the Slate Jim Harrison collected a goal the basepaths—with gritty deter­ South Catholic 5-1 12-1 worthy of a|l the notches he Nastase had four service said, “The Americans are fun­ June following the end of the season. Rose’s tennis skills after only two Southington. Northwest Catholic Tuesday at Tuesday and three assists to lead Ed­ mination—but not enough tennis skill St. Paul 4-3 carved out^n the football field net. He didn’t glare at aces and broke Gorman’s ny people. They give you this Jersey took a 2-1 lead in the Manchester is currently 134 8-6 Finish With 9-1 Record the Eagles’ Nest. the schoolboy schedules. monton over Los Angeles. Ron to stop Riggs. months of training, Riggs replied in Northwest Catholic 3-3 last season when he is htnored linesmen—well, maybe a lit­ service twice in winning the BASKETBALL big car and then no gas!” first period on goalie by Gene over-all and riding a four game 6-8 Climie scored his 29th and 30th women’s lib jargon. St. Bernard. today as the Hickok tle. All he did Sunday was first set. Gorman, 27, won Windham al Manchester De Vicenzo now limits his Peacosh and Brian Perry and win streak. The Cougars must? 1-6 4-9 goals for the pilers with Brian In all, seven games were played and Xavier “Professional Athlete of the play superb tennis and waltz Hamden al East Catholic golfing to Latin American Pierre Guite scored for (Quebec. defeat Mattatuck if they have 0-5 6-7 St. James’ Hoopsters the first game of the second MacKenzie and Doug Barrie Riggs won five. Rose’s two victories “You’ve come a long way, baby,” Year.’’ > through thd finals of the $50,- se t. But Nastase, hitting the .Mattatuck CC at MCC events, such as the upcoming Rejects Bid Caron scored his first goal at came late in the match when Riggs any hopes of attaining the CCIL Standings Simpson, the superlative South Windsor al ..South Panama tournament, and an oc­ 5:53 of' the second period on a picking up the others. he told Rose. “But you’ve got a long league crown. 000 Fidelity World . Cham­ corners with precisions, won r Har/ison’s output boosted him had tqt;ned his side of the court into an way to go.” League O’All Finish in Tie for Title recqpd-breaking running back Sandra Palmer Catholic casional PGA tour entry. But he NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) - power play. A defensive error Coach Don Geissler will Conard pionship. the next fiye games and into second place with 69 points 12-2 of the Buffalo Bills, ran away Middletown at Ellington didn’t run out of gas when Tennessee State football Coach late, in the period gave the prob^ly go with Stan Maloney The top-seeded Nastase, wrapped up the match. in the individual scoring race 10-3 11-3 St. James’ under-16 basket­ with the Hickok-Award voting Gains Triumph RHAM at Bolton challenged by greats Julius John Merritt has rejected a bid Knights their third goal as Alexander and Curt Iverson in Bristol Eastern 9-5 topped the losers with 16 tallies. nicknam^ “Nasty” by his Gorman said he would behind Wayne Carlton of Toron­ 9-6 ball team captured at least a tie to outdistance runnerup Henry Coventry al Rocky Hill Boros and Art Wall. to become head coach of the Brian „ ^ Bradley ^ beat ^ Richard . the backcourt, 6-6 Ernie Moore HAll 7-4 7-6 St. James now moves into WCT colleagues, shoo^ off have made the match triore to. Honor for Dale for first place in the Hartford playoff competition which will Aaron by 506% points to 213. It Manchester at East Hartford Wall, another 50-year-old, and new World Football, League Brodeur but Michel Panzeau at center, flanked by former Bristol. Central 7-6 8-6 MIAMI (UPI) — Sandra minor elbow problems to of a contest if he-could have (girls) scored the tying goal after 21 First period goals by Doug MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Deanery League Sunday. The determine whom will represent was the biggest winning margin Boros split the $5,000 second Detroit Wheels, reportedly Manchester High star Tom ^Wethersfield 7-4 7-6 Palmer “playecj like a hot do'g” whip second-seeded Tom seconds of play in the final Brindley, Jim Wiste and Ray Carroll Dale, who caught 275 locals finished the regular the league in the state playoffs. in the 24-year history of Uie penetrated closer to the net. East Catholic al Penney and third place money by because the coaching job would Tucker and John Dishaw or Bob Manchester 5-8 5-6 for a while Sunday but when it period and then Caron added his Cllarwater and the goaltending passes for 5,416 yards in eight season with a 51-48 victory over St. James concluded the season award and Simpson’s total of Gorman of Seattle, 6-2, 6-3, “I’m usually better when I (girls) finishing with 276 scores. be separate from the general Kichnet. Brian Reynolds, Windham 4-9 4-io came time to play winning golf two clinching goals. of Gerry Cheevers sparked seasons with the Green Bay Our Lady of Sorrows of Hart­ with a "9-1 record while Our 149 first-place votes was the in just 45 minutes. get closer to the net,” he WRESTLING Boros, who said he would managership of the team, a former East Catholic player, Penney , 2-11 2-13 most ever. in the LPGA’s first 1974 event, enter 18 jegular PGA tour- Elsewhere, Cleveland Cleveland past New England. Packers, will receive the se­ ford. Lady of Sorrows wound up at 7- * “I take two cortisone pills said. East Catholic al Bulkeley newspaper reported. has performed well of late anci Platt Xl^ll 1-13 The former Heisman Trophy her game was there. namenta'mis year, fired a 66 cond annual Bart Starr award The rebounding department 3. this morning,” the 27-year- Nastase received $10,000 Wednesday 4 should see considerable action The five-time winner last Feb. 24. tells the tale as the locals won There will1)e a Booster Night winner from USC earned this old Romanian told newsmen and 75 WCT points for the also and Wall shot a 69. V at a guard slot. the battle, 57-30. recognition after becoming the year took q five-hole playoff BASKETBALL At 279 was the erly leader and held Sunday at East Catholic win over Player of the Year after the match. “My elbow win. He leads the point stan­ Holyoke CC at MCC VALUABLE COUPON BUFFALO, N.Y. jU P I)- Scoring honors went to St. with an all-star game between first runner in National Foot­ didn’t hurt all day.” five-time Seniors Champ, Sam Lou ^ b a n , coach of the James’ Ed Jusells with 17 ball League history to break the Kathy Whitworth in the 335,000 dings for the “red “ group RocKVille al Plainville Snead, followed by Doug Ford Buffalo^ills,lo^ill was a standout East Hartford and Manchester Burdine’s Invitational golf tour­ Nastase pullsed a muscle with 237 points. Nikki Pilic points. He also corralled 17 teams at 7 and. a contest 2,000-yard barrier for a season, WRESTLING and Peter Cooper at 282. single-wing quarterback at the rebounds. Teammates Jeff winding up. with 2,003. Jim nament. two weeks ago during the of Yugoslavia is second with Manchester at Penney Also at 282 was local pro BELIEVE IT OR NOT! .99% annual University of Indiana but was featuring the coaches and area ms Pescosolido and Kevin Flynn Brown set the previous record Palmer, a 32-year-old former filming of the CBS Tennis 114 points and Gorman, who Chick Harbert and rounding out priests at 8. SWIMMING switched to linebacking when of 1,863 yards for the Cleveland North Texas State homecoming Classic, and it was X-rayed the eight men under par for the he joined the Cleveland added 14 and 12 markers received $5,000 for reaching Manchester at Hartford V percentage Browns. queen, had gone into Sunday’s Saturday by Richmond doc­ tournament was Chandler OIL (2IANGE for ONE DOLyiB Browns. respectively. Kevin Capolis the finals, is third with 102. Public • o As a result, Simpson will be final round with a four-stroke tors. The X-rays didn’t turn In the almost overlooked Harper of Portsmouth, Va., at With Lubrication 4 Qta. 10W-3D Motor Oil Basketball awarded the Ht^ok Belt, lead over three golfers and six £ rate REFUND up anything that hadn’t been doubles finals, Pilic and 287. or Filter Change *4.00 Value SUPER PERilALUBE valued at more than 115,000, at strokes over Whitworth. ' A'* and White The three players in second known before. Allan Stone of Australia beat OUR CONVENIENT LOCATION for prompt payment of WANTED ^ Deanery Elementary a special awards luncheon “It’s good to win your first Vernon Circle^83] CEILINGS today. place faded and were no the Aussie pair-of John personal Installment loans ClaM, LaIb MoM Final Standings all sizes — -*12. Aaron, who hit 40 home runs problem but while Palmer was tournament of the year,” Alexander and Phil Dent, 6- Ask about REWARD-A-LOAN Barnard Lazlar, W tumbling to a three-over par 76, Nastase said. “It gives you. 2, 3-6, 7-6. She Herald USED CARS St. Rose 4 as a 39-year-old, but feU Just 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU! Inc. one homer shy of matching Whitworth was storming to a 70 confidence.” Top Pricot PiM St. James 7 over the regulation 54 holes. He added that he will take r.i ForAIM akot St. Mary’s 6 Babe Ruth’s all-time record of ATLANTA (UPI)- Mike 714, received only 17 first-place A tense five sudden-deatih this week off , with ho MANCHESTER STATE BANK Repairs and St. Mgrg^ Mary 5 Lutn, outfielder-first baseman Classified Advertising To Bonon CARTER CHEVROLET votes. However, with one of holes later. Palmer got the first workouts, and will appear with the Atlanta Braves, makes EBAL MEN'S Sm ReplacamentsI ..JiisSumption 5 baseball’s m ost. cherished birdie and a $4,500 check for the most of his basehits. THS coMtLCTe MfN's sro«" * . 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER C0.MC. Blessed Sacrament 3 again with the WCT “red” RTE.83 MANCHESTER VERNON records at his mercy, the Atliut- first prize. Lum had a 1973 batting ■CAN Open Sat. 0 A.M. - Noon Phana 1229 RWn Slrool St. Francis 2 group Feb. 11-17 in Toronto DI-907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZ/ ta Braves’ slugger already ‘T played like a hot dog,” she average of .294. He hit for 237 643-2711 128 TOLUND TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER. CONN. _ ^-2478 872-0538 , 6 4 9 -4 4 6 4 St. Bridget ' 1 said later.' ‘T scrambled all for l,he Rothman’s Inter­ total bases, batted in 82 runs ______Mamber FDIC Our Lady of Peace 0 rates as an early contender for national. he 1974 Hickok award. day, but I don’t care how I win and scored 74 runs himself in To Place Your Ad. if ® ai long as I win.” ’The win was the second-in 138 games. Lum hit 16 home «)>■ runs during the season. PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Feb. 4, 1974

Business Zone Rules Vernon ffiNCHBSTER EVENING HERALD. c „„„ M „.. p,b. p . n r Children's Dental Health Topic Today (Feb. 3-9 is the 26th.annual National Children’s Dental Health Week. As part of the observance, TTie Herald, in cooperation with Heating the Manchester Dental Society, today begins a series of six ar­ Proposed amendments to Manchester’s describes as “incidentals.”They include: ticles on facts you should.know about dental health.) Seminar zoning regulations to stiffen the • A requirement that the town’s zoning 4th BIG WEEK requirements for business uses are the enfocement officer issue a certificate, subject of the public hearing to be con­ stating connipliance with zoning, before any “My dentist always harps about between-meal sweets. Thursday ducted by the Planning and Zoning Com- business enterprise is started or changed, Why should snacking have an affect on my teeth?” Land njission (PZC) tonight at 7:30 at th^^ before any structure is built or altered, or The Emergency Home h^icipal Building Hearing Room. ' land used for any purpose. Dentists have determined that frequent eating of foods amendments, proposed by Town Heating Seminar, sponsored by • A provision for public improvements, that contain sugars — particularly between meals — con­ Planner J. Eric Potter, create a general the Vernon Town Council and requiring sidewalks ’ along town streets, tributes to tooth decay. section for business zones, streamlining and street improvements as deemed coordinated by Councilman the regulations as well as giving the PZC necessary by the public works director. This is ^cause dental disease begins with a sticky, Richard MacDonald, will be more authority to monitor business uses. • Regulation of noise abatement, yard colorless film of harmful bacteria called plaque that is held ’Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Rockville High School “Adoption of the general requirements size requirements, outdoor lighting, use of constantly forming on your teeth and gums. Plaque is z ' section will allow us to trim down the yards and public walkways, and access to formed from bacteria that are present at all times in the . library. 1 GBANpPENING existing zoning regulations,” Potter said. premises. normally healthy mouth. MacDonald conceived the The existing reflations list and relist the .• A requirement for landscaping and However, each time that you eat foods that contain idea for the seminar after general requirements under each screening of businesses adjacent to sugars, certain bacteria in the mouth are stimulated to hearing of problems local residents had during the business zone section. residential zones. The proposed create acid. It’s tliis acid that attacks tooth enamel, the “For the first time,” Potter said, “the amendments specify planting of Canadian December ice storm when they regulations would make special exceptions hardest substance in the body, eventually causing decay. were without power. Hemlocks and installation of “light-proof” Unfortunately for those of us who love sweets,, certain m necessary for business develdpment over fencing. Speakers for the two-hour bacteria produce these hanriful acids within a few a certain size.” The proposed amendment gives the PZC seminar will be Ted Pastva, a CELEi|RATI0N Uses designated as special exceptions in more discretion in granting applications minutes. These acids remain harmful for at least 20 Connecticut Light & Power Co. the proposed amendments are shopping for business development. Potter said. minutes each time that you eat or drink a sugary food or analyst, and Dam Skiba, a centers, hotels and motels, outside beverage. So the oftener you eat sweets and the longer the plumber. A question and storage of merchandise, and any use In other public hearings tonight, the PZC sugar remains in the mouth, the longer the decay process answer period will follow their Open Monday which has public parking in excess of 40 will consider a change in zoning at 341 E. continues. presentations. 205 Spencer St. vehicles. Center St. and a subdivision application at MacDonald said the seminar Parker and Mather Sts. Of course, it’s hard to avoid ever eating between meals. Uses which require special exception But there are certain foods that should be avoided like will cover many aspects of Thin Sntnrdny approval from the Zoning Board of protecting home and property (Silver Lone) William R. Schaller is requesting the cookies and candy which are high in sugar content. Appeals instead of the PZC include during a prolonged power out­ zone change — from Residence A and C On the other hand, you can make a list of some of the lond ff 8 a.m. to 12 automobile sales and repair, gasoline ser­ age. He urges at least one K-Mnit Plnzo Zones to Residence M Zone — for a half­ nutritious snack foods: vice stations, bulk oil storage plants, acre parcel at 341 E. Center St., at the in­ member of every local family one Midnight automobile wash establishments, and tersection of Goodwin St. Raw celery or carrots. Milk and cheese. Nuts. Hard- to attend this informative With This Coupon Manchester restaurants with outside building food con­ The subdivision plan, submitted by boiled eggs. Fresh fruits such as apples, oranges and evening. and a Purchase pound sumption. Reverendo and Sons, Inc., would create bananas. Popcorn and soda crackers. Sugarless gums and The seminar will be open to package The proposed general business section five lots on land at the southwest corner of sugar-free soft drinks. the public and will be free-of- Go or *5 or More includes several specifics which Potter Parker and Mather Sts.' A good rule to follow is to save those sweets for charge. ^ mealtime. Youth Hockey Coventry The Vernon Youth Hockey Association has started its com­ MANCHESTER Coventry munity fund drive and the goal Stairwell Gallery Exhibit has been set at $5,000. Robert Houley is drive chairman and Jim Baldwin of Manchester (left), Debbie and Dennis Hrusa of East Hartford examine a Dale Martin is president of the | Smoking Rules Listed ceramic pot created by John Heller, one of several items on exhibit at the Stairwell Council Meets Tonight association. Gallery of Manchester Community College. Heller’s ceramics and jewelry share the MONICA SHEA waving American and proud of Robert Walsh, Chairman of the Martin said the 1973-74 budget Correspondent it but that the children of today Board. spotlight with paintings by Stephen Smalley. The exhibit remains on view through Feb 22 MONICA SHEA ordinance to effectively regqlate . of the association is about $25,- Porterhouse Sidoin at the college’s 146 Hartford Rd. building. (Herald photo by Gentiluomo) 000 and the program involves Tel. 742-9495 are being raised in a very The superintendent reported Correspondent septic tank pumping and septic 1 or The Board of Education last different atmosphere and too that the fame of the Coventry Tel. 742-9495 disposal in Coventry. about 300 boys, aged 6 to 18, who week was imformed by the stu­ many times received just the High School Dance Band has The town council will meet are at various levels of instruc-1 dent representatives of the negative aspects of America. Hebron The council will review a tional and competitive play. T-Bone spread and that the band has tonight at the Board Room at proposal by the steering com­ rules and regulations which will He said that the article, been requested to play at the ------— \ • the Town Hall at 7:30. Martin said the registration Steaks mittee to assess new road con­ Steoks govern the smoking area. “Speak out for America,” by Spring Convention of the The finance committee will fees have been increased this The smoking experiment will Canadian Sinclair Gordon, struction costs to adjoining and year in order to properly fund Tailless T-Bone LoId Porterhouse With Tenderloin superintendents of schools. School Budget Items report on recommendations for benefiting property owners. begin Feb. 25 and will run until reminded him that ours was the financing Folly Lane bridge and all. of the ice time required but $ the last day of the school year. best system available in spite of Exams Changed The steering committee will funds still remain a problem. $ recommend that a town move that the town attorney $ At that time the program will its shortcomings. The board granted the meeting be called to authorize Martin cited the businesses in be reviewed. The essay must be 1,000 request of the student represen­ Show Marked htcreases and town engineer be asked to the area for their help in the the funds. explore the possibility of The students who wish to words or less. The contest ends tatives that senior exams be NANCY DRINKUTH siderably more than the 1973- 6ilead Hill School is putting a ’The council will consider an fund appeal in the past. smoke must receive permission March 1. moved up one week to allow the Correspondent 1974 budget of $757,988. developing a town ordinance or straiq on the water system, of- an amendment to the planning Auxiliary Meeting ^ Tender Jrom their parents. They will There will be a winner in each seniors,to take exams before , Tel. 228-3970 Costs of teaching supplies ficialS'.^y, and a new well is Hatheway-Miller Unit 62, then be issued an identification school with the winners to the start of senior activities. Many items in Hebron’s have risen sharply in the last and zoning regulations which being requested. ’This item, cut About Town will allow the town to assess American Legion auxiliary, Juicy card which they must show receive a $25 Savings Bond The board also approved the proposed 1974-1975 school year, school officials report. It from last year’s budget, is es­ subdividers for future im- will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at when entering the smoking each. proposal which would exempt budget show marked increases is expected that about $21,500 timated to cost about $5,500. the home of Mrs. Arthur area. The Kiwanis Club of provenients to town roads im­ The essay will be judged by all students with an A average owr current appropriations, in­ will be spent in 1974-1875 to buy Also being ransidered is the Caldwell, 22 Middle Rd., Flavorful The students will be responsi­ Mrs. Glen Shanahan, Mrs. Pat from taking final exams. It was cluding hikes in the cost of the same amount of supplies Manchester will meet Tuesday pacted by their developments. $12,155 cost of a n^w roof over at noon at the Manchester The council will receive a Ellington. ble for keeping the area clean, Sypek and Don Davis. noted that those preparing for teaching supplies, utilities, and purchased for $14,500 in 1973- part of the Hebron Elementary Members are reminded to Ih Ih and if they are late to class The board approved the college would bb required to maintenance. 1974. Country Qub. Guest speakers petition from the residents of Ih School which was constructed Hinkel May Dr. seeking Im­ bring green stamps and because they were in the rtquest unanimously. take final exams. The Hebron Board of Educa­ The proposed 1974-1975 figure will be Helle Hansen of Den­ in 1957. Leaks in the roof have provements on that road. coupons. smoking area they will be given Bill Hoffman of the Capt. tion has been studying a first for office supplies is $3,000. In mark, an AFS exchange student Bus Stop Complaint damaged more than 300 cej^ling attending Manchester High An Meeting a warning. The second offense Nathan Hale School reported on draft of the proposed budget, the current school year, the ap­ tiles during heavy rain. Mrs. Pat White complained to School; and Nancy Donovan of The Tolland County Art will result in suspension of the the board during the audience the new science program. He which is expected to be con- propriation was $1,800. rawann nuNcn ouis smoking privilege. Manchester, AFS Americans Association will meet Feb. 12 at of citizens that the children on said that the program was School heating costs are Bulletin Board The smoking area will be the Abroad student. 8 p.m. in the Edith Peck Room Riley Mt. Rd. had to walk one- tailored to the individual. Each expected to exce^ the current The following meetings and aOCCEDTOlLETS black-topped area outside of th^ of the Rockville Public Library. half mile to the bus stop in all student is required to complete budgeted figure of $9,000, events are scheduled this week: cafeteria, to minimize the a certain amount of work Bdlton costing about $10,500. The es­ Monday: Tax assessor’s of­ Mrs. F*riscilla Souder will be ,1^- inds of weather and that when the guest demonstrator on her r » V danger of fire. during the school year but at his timate for heat in 1974-1975 is fice hours, 1' to 7 p.m.; town The Home League of the m m tra^ got there no shelter is own approach to painting which The rules and regulations will provided for them' own rate of speed. $11,700. clerk office hours, 7-9 p.m.; Salvation Army will meet be enforced by a student court tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the she calls her “structed” style. mU She also complained that the He felt that more advanced Increases of about 10 per cent midget football, 7:30 p.m.. elected by the student body. students were willing to help are shown in electricty and Town Office Building; Regional Junior Hall of the Citadel. She will demonstrate painting bus stop was out of sight of any of oil on acrylic. h Essay Contest the slower students in this telephone service categories. Board of Education, Rham Hostesses will be Mrs. homes and on a bad curve. Mrs. Souder has won many During the audience of program, inuch more than in a DONNA HOLLAND Over-all expenses in the High School, 7:30 p.m. Elizabeth Dowds and Mrs. She expressed concern that a awards for her distinctive style citizens portion of the meeting, conventional program. Correspondent proposed budget section dealing Tuesday: Public hearing, Mina Metcalf. \ child would be picked up by a of painting, including the Best Paul Diehl, chairman of the The program is currently im­ John Whitham, owner- with plant operation are $65,- Planning and Zoning Commis­ stranger or hit by a car while of Show award at the 27th an­ Republican Town Committee, waiting for the bus. plemented in five classes at the Operator of Whitham’s Nursery 630. In the current school year, sion, 8 p.m., Town Office Bone In middle school and he hoped that the figure was $59,000. Building. Zone leaders of North United nual fall exhibit of the coqnty Rib Roost VI- Rib Steoks asked for the board’s approval on Rt. 6, has volunteered space The superintendent of Methodist Church will meet association for her painting to conduct an essay contest in it could be implemented in all at his nursery for the storage of Because Hebron schools had Thursday: Board of schools. Dr. Donald Hardy, was tonight at 8 at the church./ ; "Fox Hill.” the middle school and the high the seventh and eighth grade newspapers.. many maintenance problems Selectmen, 5 p.m.; Town Office Boneless instructed to look into the situa­ ■ This same painting recently school. The topic will be “Why I science classes next year. As lack of home storage . last year, the school board is Building Addition Study Com­ ' / NEVfR AGAIN Ihal tick iMlint Rib Eye tion and report back to the whan yo«r toilat evarilaw* Eye Round Roust 1’.? Club Stenks won her the Mary R. Moore am a Proud American.” He estimated that the initial space prevents many residents considering hiring a full-time mittee, 8 p.m.; special The executive board of the board and to Mrs. White. Award at the Connecticut Diehl said that he was a^flag- 'The teachers have asked to cost of implementing the from saving their papers on a maintenance man at $12,000. meeting, Hebron Board of Lutz Junior Museum League TOILAFLBX* Center program would be ap­ Larger enrollment at the Education; 7:30, Gilead Hill will meet Tuesday at 10 a m. at Wopien Artists exhibit which is meet with representatives of daily basis, Whitham said that Toilst Pluitg«r Cut proximately $2,800. Most of this School; Central Office Com­ the museum. a juried show. Cnlifornin Roust Ckuck Roust ARE YOU the board to discuss the residents may bring theix, would be for equipment. Unlike ordinary plunfert, Ibilaflez FAT? OVERWEIGHT? reopening of the portion of their papers to the nursery at any mittee, 7:30 p.m., Gilead Hill does not permit compressed air or Warm Clothes contract that deals with wages. He stressed that this program time. «) Shortage Helps School. mcMy water to splash back or escape. Ujiion Congregational Chuck would fit in with the S^uential Friday: Board of Finance, 8 ’There will be a recitation of 'With Ibilaflex the full pressure plows O O R IN E X contains the most The board has agreed to do so. He will store them until a through the clogging mass and Church, Elm St., Rockville, is London Broil s F.? Cube Stenk effective reducing aid available the Rosary and an ecumenical ^Richm ond Learning Program which is town non-profit group has a p.m.. Town Office.Building. swishes it down. acting as a drop-off center for without prescription ! One tiny The administrators of the MILAN, Italy (UPI) - The hour conducted by St,. Bridget presently into its second phase. • iUCTION-NlU STOPS IPLASH-IACK those who have warm clothing O D R IN E X tablet before meals and schools have also asked to meet paper drive. gasoline shortage helped foil a Center In the past, drives have been Rosary Society T u e s ^ at 2:30 • CINTCNS rrSELP. CANT SKID AJKNJND they wish to donate to The New you want to eat less • down go your with board representatives to Science Program burglary of a pharmaceutical BURRITT BANK PAYS a YAPCREO TAIL GIVES AIR-TIGHT FIT Cut calories • down goes your weight ! p.m. in Cronin Hall at Mayfair England Farmworkers Council. CnlifominStenkiE I” Chuck Stenk conducted by the Bolton Junior discuss the upcoming ad­ David Chatel reported on the supply firm over the weekend. DIYiDENDS MONTHLY Gardens. All residents are in­ MthaGanulnaToHaNM* Thousands of women from coast ministrators contract. science program at the high Woman’s Club, a Bolton High Migrant farm workers, com­ to coast report O D R IN E X has helped Burritt Mutual Savings...The vited to attend. *2** AT HAIOWAII nO «B them lose 5.10, 20 pounds in a short The board received a request school. He was pleased with the School group, and the Cub Police said the thieves broke Cute Little Red Bank building ing into Connecticut from time ■ so can you. Get rid of ugly fat from the Citizen’s Advisory courses currently being offered Scouts. into the place, loaded cartons of opposite Cumberland Farms in warm er clim ates, are in and live longer I Group of DevCo to be given a and wished to retain them, but The rising price of newspaper loot onto *a truck and drove Hebron Center — gives higher desperate need of warm winter First O' the Fresh From Finest O O R IN E X must satisfy or your tour of the schools and the he wanted to see the program per ton makes it worthwhile- away. They got only a few clothing such as jackets, slacks, money will be refunded. No questions interest on savings, payable Yellow Onions 2 asked. Sold with this guarantee by available materials. expanded to include an in­ for all residents to save their blocks before the truck ran out monthly. It’s “ The Money PDRTERFIELD'S caps, scarves, mittens, and This tour will be conducted by terdepartmental computer papers to help the local non­ of gas. The burglars left the Place”. Open daily 10:30 - 6. boots. Red SHOP-RITE DRUG STORES course. profit groups. truck where it stalled and Thursday nights 8 P.M. Tel. 228- Pet Supplies Clese Out Ssle The clothing may be left a t This course would bg a Magazines and other paper police recovered the loof. 9471. All klnda o? Dog, Cat, Bird, Hamatar, Qarbll, .the church, Monday through Ripe Iceberg Lettuce benefit to- the math department goods are also acceptable. The Fish Suppilea... Thursday mornings between 9 as well as the science depart­ last quoted price from a.m. and noon or those having Tomotoes Soim of our pricoe Mow: ment; he said. Rockville Scrap Co. was $25 per Flat Loaltwr Collara ...... ISe up items to donate may call the Temple Oronges 12 <59 He asked for the replacement ton. Studded Hameaa...... 70^ up church office to see what other of the books for the science Calendar COVENTRY COVERERS Round Harnaaa...... up times the church will be open. department of which some are The Bolton Athletic Associa­ /'Boxar Muzzall...... 1.05 up Persons dropping off clothing Main street Coventry, Connecticut may leave their name and the picory or Escorole 23 Ik eight years old. tion will meet tonight at 7:30 at No Bark Muzzall...... 1.0 s up Connecticut Council m I He also requested that Herrick Memorial Park. nomioisiny • supcoveis • h h p e k s Comfort Muzzall...... 1.05 up 11 Ih replacement of the equipment The nominating committee of Shampoo...... ggg up Churches and the New England in the department, stating that the United Methodist Church |Too Nall Pollah ...... ygg up Farm Workers Council will Green Peppers 39Ik most of this equipment has will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Do You Want Quallty?Or Do You Want Qatar Clipptr...... 7.10 up acknowledge each contribution. m > been there since the school was at the parsonage. Price? No. 88 Blado for 113 Clipper, HARTFORD ART SCHOOL built 13 years ago. Both the senior high and One-medium or eouree ...... 3.28 Jumbo Celery - Bunch 29 The department also Grade 8 membership classes OR DO YOU WANT QUALITY AND PRICE? Chein Collars ...... 1.... 20e up Special Saturday Morning Classes requested eye wash and fire scheduled for Wednesday have Bifuphee...... \...25e4Jp blankets which are required by been canceled due to a visit by COVENTRY COVERERS has already built a reputation for Tie Out Chains...... gog go tor « the state fire laws but which the b o o k s ...... 5 0 % ^ Smelters Injure Trees Bishop Edward Carroll and his QUALITY, and now, to keep our skilled help busy during t'. 'Sb. High School Students . school doesn’t have. wife. this seasonal slump, we are offering a 15% DISCOUNT on . Wicker Dog Beds...... 2.25 up ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. The department felt that the The Bolton clergy will meet Cushions...... 65e up (UPI) — Copper smelters have . ■ J- Painting • Sculpture • Drawing all of our beautiful reupholstery, slipcover, and drapery caused apparent sulfur dioxide installation of exhaust fans Friday at 9 a.m. at St. George Fabrics - AND SPECIAL REDUCED prices on labor; and Ace Flea Collars...... 284 would be beneficial. injury to trees in four national rectory. remember, with no sacrifice In Quality. LIMITED TIME Bird A Analmal Cages, over 100 dn hand .. 8O4 up forests |n Arizona and New 12 weeks: February 9 - April 27 ai-ai ..li <-1 ik lii ■■ ■ ■ ■■ ONL/III Sky Hooks ...... i.og Mexico, the U.S. Forest Class hours: 9:00 am to 12 noon Bone Meal Fertilizer, 50 lbs...... 7.00 Service says. $ Grey Health Qrit (Parr) 100 lbs...... 4.00 We carry an aycHIng line of fabftca, Including Wavariy and The Forest Service said a Happiness Is. CASH AND CARRY ON A FIRST COME BASIS disease detection survey found Tuition for 12 weeks: $100 A REiUlY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT Coordinating Wallpaper... All stock & equipment have been moved to e tobacco leaf or needle tissue death Limited number of tuition scholarships AIR CONDITIONED bam rear of 334 Chapel Road, South Windsor. NO among trees in the T.onto, PHONE. Coronado and Apache Register Now thru February 8 National Forests in Arizona. TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY SPECIAL FREE ESTIMATES Open 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Weather Permitting 'Hie study said the symptoms Weekdays 8:30 am to 4:30 pm 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING- $1.78 A 26-pege pitce flat can be pfeked up at.. were those of “acute sulfur dioxide injuw.” * HARTFORD ART SCHOOL tJNIVKRSiTY OP HARTFORD Quality Spoeil Queen Egulpment Phone 742- 8065 CS6 PORnSFIELD In New Mexico, the report 200 Bloomfield Avenue, Weet Hertford, Conn, 68 Spnibe 8t, Apt. S, 2nd Floor indicated further investigation MANCHESTER aftor 6 P.M. was needed for Verification but Telephone 528-4811 B xt 303 , Maatar Charge Cerda Accepted BELCON LAUNDROMAT ““ 309 Green Rd. PHONE 649-9820 said symptoms resembling sulfur dioxide inju|7 have been Effective Finust of Manchester Only I V I found- in' the Gila National F o re s t We Reserve the Right To Limit Quanliyes Prices Effective thru'Sat., Ftt>. 9 PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchestir Conn.. Mon.. Feb..4. 1974 > " * . . g \ ^ > MANCHESPR EVE)TOG HERALD, p,.. 1 BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED-COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Help Mfanfcd 13 ,H»lp Wantid 13 Homes tor Sale • ' 23 gW:¥S?S:W5*i:r:iiSsS5f5SSiS A^OOCHIN'BLIMS! K M /jec/Jr X F 'iI74 »|t Wlnlt ko. L LISTEN, VA BIS ■onurrt-c... ^ m ft. irt.«. oit, //YRS. w i n t e r s ISN'T a b o u t t o . I KNOW-I'VE COOKS and Waitresses CLUCk, TAKE IT PAY TH E DOLLAR SHE PROMISED" MEN.THI6 IS AN EMWSENCY part- SOB...SLOBBSP') d e c i d e d t o , SESSION TO DISCUSS THE THREAT time nights. Apply in pe J^NCHESTER - Three units, (GOBBLB.. e a s y ON /WV •AXJ FOR CLEANIN© HER WALKS SETTLE FOR irson. IF YOU ONLY DO A HALFWAY TO OUR aUB BY MS. L.&PuBONNE! Tacorral, 246 Broad St J®Annual income, ^ ,- HAPPY ADS \CHOMp! CRACKERS AN' SO CENTS.' Itreet,! FULL-TIME 500. Three furnaces. Tenants CATSUP, WiaVA?, JO B O F IT.' HER GROUP HAS BEEN JOINED ON Manchester. 7 ^ M l THE PICKET LINES BY-wER,AH pay utilities. $62,000. Cole, r Realtor, 643-6666. LOCAL WO/^IEN.' MAN WANTED as truck driver Experienced, combination ^kkeeper and salesclerk. WEVE N and yard man. Must have Class CAPE - full acra treed lot II license. Apply in person at, Five day week. Apply ASKED ] laeeat-in kitchen, three CALHOUN < W. H. England Lumber Com­ Tuesday-Friday. WEBSTER pany, Route 44-A Bolton Notch. bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpet, FOR / t , enclosed sunporch and sundeck. LEGAL / V SHOOR JEW ELERS Asking $29,900. Keith Real ADVICE/v CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WAITRESS - full-time days. 917 Main Straat Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. Apply in person. Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, Manchester. Manchattor THREE-CAR garage, 3 bedrooms, central, front-to- s s a p - - ^ RN OR LPN, part or full-time. Laurel Manor, 649-4519. back living room with MI0CEY FINN fireplace, aluminum siding, . . . SoiiMon* b y h a n k LEONARD HOUSEKEEPER for lady wall-to-wall carpet, all for less MECHANIC '- Experienced, living in Farmington, own may hovw M ut yew THE ROADS ARE ' r than $40,000. Keith Real Estate, H O w W I STILL DON'T KNOW. I WANT TO SEE ^ VOU'LL HAVE TO PHONE 643-2711 with own tools, for large truck bedroom, bath and sitting - \ VERY vurxf BAD BECAUSE /VARY ELLEN SHE'S m"lNTENSH>^ AAISS NELSON I WAIT FOP > 646-4126, 649-1922. o happy q 4 I JOHNNY/ OH, I'/YI ] OF THE SNOW AND fleet. Guaranteed year 'round room, must be a good cook, FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD work with overtime. Call 643- have references, excellent SO <3LAP YOU'NE / ICE! I THOUGHT -- _____ THIRTEEN R(X)MS - 2 1/2 HBREJ I'D NEVER GET 2^, 2414. salary. Answer Box 220, Far­ HERE! baths, two fireplaces, 3-car gar­ INDEX Help Wanted 13 mington, Conn. 06032. age, horse barn, view. $53,900. PART TIME Machinists, mor­ NOTICES ADVERTISINB ADVERTISr Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. '^ H E BEST TEACHERS WANTED - All nings, Amerbelle Corp. 104 R. RECEPTIONIST for Saturday 1 — Lost and Found levels. Foreign and Domestic Main St., Rockville. Contact and Sunday work, 8 a.m. to 4 BIG DAD i THE WORRY WART 2-^ C^CMQApi THEY COULD 2 — Personsls RATES DEADLINE Cl nn►,>u m tit us p« oi AFFORR^_^ , 3 — Announcements 12:00 noon the day before Teachers, Box 1063, Vancouver, Mr. L. P a ssa rd i, 875-3325 p.m. Apply Fiano’s Motor Inn., VERNON $34,900 •/i Thanks for 35 years 4 — Entertainment publication. Wash., 98660. between 8:30 a.m.-4:30p.m. An 100 East Center Street. % Love I 5 — Auctions 1 d a y ...... St word par dqw equal opportunity employer. TOTAL VALUE HERL'! 3 days — , 7t word par day Deadline for Saturday and CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. 7 room Raised Ranch in a fine I Tolerance | FINANCIAL 6 daya..... et word par day CUSTODIANS - Experienced, OAK HILL School in Hartford 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgsges part-time evenings, ARTS AND crafts is recuiting for an experienced residential area. 2 baths, DON'T BOTHER a n y t h in g YOU'VE 26 daya..... St word par day ^ Patience ^ 9 — Personal Loans 15 WORD MINIMUM PLEASE READ Manchester area. Call 643-5691, Demonstrators needed. Beat carpenter. Must be able to read built-ins, carpeting, formal 5HARIt^ YOUR w a it e d THIS LONG TO I 10 — Insurance •gAnd our 7 Steps toS confidential TELL ME IS PROBABLY Happy A d a ...... $1.50 Inch 2-6 p.m. the high cost of living, no in­ blueprints. Starting rate $4.11 dining room, panelled rec Heaven TIDBITS, BANZAIi BAP NEW S-SO EMPLOYMENT YOUR AD vestment, no collecting or p^er hour, 40 hour w eek. room and 2 garages. Please FORGET ITl / 13 - Help Wanted Classified ads are taken over MAINTENANCE position - delivering. Full-time or part- Excellent fringe benefits, CMS, 14 — Business Opportunities Jkf/S—L the phone as a convenience. call Joe Gordon, 649-5306, high or trade school graduate. time. Phone 633-1697 or 646- Blue Cross, Major Medical, life eves. 643-5314. Stella 15 — Situation Wanted The Herald is responsible for 0496. only one incorrect insertion and Knowledge of boilers, carpen­ insurance, state retirement, EOUCATION then only to the size of the try, plumbing, painting, paid vacations. For information PRISCILLA'S POP 18 — Private Instructions call 242-2274 between 9 a.m. and BY AL VERMEER 19 — Schools-Clattee original insertion. Errors which hardware installation, furniture The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. S O R R Y , 1 B U T T H A T 'S F O R 20 — Instructions Wanted do (tot lessen the value of the repair. Background in electrici­ MA(2inilNG 3 p.m., or write 120 Holcomb Realtors — MLS fCANJ ONLY QIV E’ Y O U R S IG N CIGARETTE advertisement will not be cor­ ty with some experience in the Street, Hartford, Conn., 06112. Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 YO U T H R E E SAYS "FILL VLI&WTERS! j REAL ESTATE rected by an additional Inser­ field. Benefits - sick leave, FOREMAN Here’s to GALLONS.' 'E R U R " 23 — Homes lor Sale tion. 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale hospitalization, vacation, pen­ Able to supervise production BABYSITTER wanted - Keeping All 25 — Investment Property f r sion. Send resume to P.O. Mx employees in secondary Tuesday through Friday, 9-3 OWNER moving to Florida and 26 — Business Propaily 471, Manchester, Conn. metal machining and p.m. Center Street area. Call must sell this magnificent nine 9 of us. 27 — Retort Property 28 — Real Estate Wanted Announcementa 3 finishing operations — 646-1164. room Raised Ranch. Soaring P IW'btMEA Inc TM Rw^U •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• BABYSITTER wanted, 6:30- primarily milling, drilling and beamed double cathedral M IK. SERVICES Experienced 2:30 p.m. References required. ceilings in living room and 31 — Services Oflared boring. Must be familiar with Your home or mine. Call after dining room, custom kitchen 1 HAPPY 32 — Painting-Papering □ N O T I C E S INCOME TAX production machine tooling STEVE CANYON 33 — Building-Contracting 2:30, 646-8503. RNS-LPNS-AIDES with every possible con­ Drive In. BY MILTON CANIFF 34 — RoofIng-SIdIng and machine shop practices. venience. Four large bedrooms, 3 5 t h 35 — Haeting-Plumbing •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PREPARATION J O IN t H E p: PART-TIME afternoon opening This Is a day shift opening 2 1/2 baths, family room with FILL THAT AAEAN5 f WHY,Y£S," . /' fAH-YES.MR. 38 — Flooring Pereonala 2 DYNAMIC ,'5___\Z‘ I intend TO BE THE ( BECAUSE, LAO);' IT SAYS 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage for stock, order and delivery dffering good pay and a fine massive stone fireplace and 2- r., -J HE IS DEAD///VlR5.CANyON.'' Y AMES' I-I'M BEARER OF SAP NEWSVVIRS, ) RkJHT HERE THAT >bU<> Dan Mosler ^WU REPRESENT THETsT ----THOUeHT THERE ? J SORRY.'HE WAS 3 38 — Services Wantad 6 W 5 3 2 g _____ BZS-8263 clerk for wholesale distributor. program of company paid NURSING TEAM car electric eye garage. Extras 'ERUP ESTATE OF ROMULUS ) YOU KNEW I4 CANYW, BUT 9NCEI AM, ( MUST HAVE BEEN A PIANO wanted, any condition. include, drapes, carpeting, air- PEAR FRIEND MAY I CALL —ANP FILL FRIEND “ MISC. FOR SALE Call anytime, 742-7141. College students considered. benefits. YOU IN ON THE ENTIRE At — Articles lor Sale Phone 643-0255 for appointment. conditioning and self cleaning 42 — Building Suppllee INCOME TAX Returns and oven. Most unusual home in THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM Please mall resume to m a d I C.B. I 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Patt RIDE WANTED from Lawton bookkeeping done professional­ THE I OWS executive area. Baskin Real 44 — LIvaetock Road to G. Fox, Hartford, ly. Call Dan Hickey, 649-9145. EXECUTIVE Secretary - Well Personnel Department Immediately available full Almost all brijwn but established firm, looking for Estate, 644-2507 646-1210 45 — Boats A Accessories hours 9:40-6:40. Call 649-3621 or call 233-4411 for an and part-time positions. 3-11 •jjthe white belongs to you.;!;: PDk)T6FTM e^ 46 — Sporting Qoodt secretary to second in com­ after 7:30 p.m. INCOME TAX forms prepared § Sonny ^ 47 — Qardsn Products mand. Top skills required, ^polntment. and 11-7 shifts. Excellent COZY 4 1/2 room Ranch with WROMfc, 6 lR ,r r< $ 48 — Antiques in your home, at abbut the same salary plus company paid attached breezeway and gar­ 49 — Winted to Buy salary $180 - $200. Fee paid. Call price you would pay a t __ The Jacobs age, carpeting, Bolton Lake 0 0 ^ w r-'W ett'- Tom lest Rm I Estits Betsy, 646-3441. Life, Health, Major Medical RENTALS someone's office. Call 633-1267. and Disability insurance privileges. Please call Marlene 52 — Rooms lor Rent Iqrt Dn N TIm NsriM Manufacturing Co. Trares, 688-6105. J. Watson Homes lor Sale 23 53 — Apartments lor Rent OissilisdMi LEGAL Secretary - Will train makes this truly one of the 54 — Homes for Rent - secretary with good typing and 1 Jacobs Rd. Beach Real Estate Co, 547-1550. □ FINANCIAL best benefit packages in the 55 — Business for Rent steno. This east-of-river firm, West Halford 06107 industrv. Manchester I6 - _jE I M ^ U R I T V . 56 — Resort Property lor Rent EXCEPTIONAL 7-room Cape, 57 — Wanted to Rent n ^ s ^ o if ii'e e paid. Call Betsy, An Equal Opportunity Start the New Year right, con , 2-FAM ILY 58“— MIsc. for Rent BondS’Sloeka-Mortgagea 8 large wooded lot, garage, INVITATION tact Emilia Kumik, Assistant fireplace, 4 bedrooms plus Large 5-5 with kitchen, living AUTOMOTIVE Director of Nursing Service to rpom, dining room, and 2 MORTGAGES, loans first se­ INSURANCE clerk - Do you dining room. $31,900. Meyer, 61 — Autoe (or Sale TO BID learn more about the many Realtors, 646-3860, 646-8776. bedrooms, 2-car garage. Walk THE FLINTSTONES 62 — Trucki lor Sals Eighth Utilities District cond, third. All kinds. Realty have good typing, some good REAL ESTATE Career. Earn BY HANA-BARBERA 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale health care opportunities on to bus and shopping. ^2 32 Main St. statewide, credit rating un­ bookkeeping background and $12,000 plus annually. Members a-4 64 — Motorcydee-Bicyclee necessary. Reasonable. Con­ the desire to get ahead? Check of three MLS boards, very ac­ this side of the river. New sec SOON VACANT - Clean ^ ___ • 0---+0 65 — Campert-TreUers-Moblle Manchester, Conn. 06040 aluminum sided Colonial, possi­ ...TH IS ^ Homes Notice is hereby given that fidential, quick arrangements. out this eaSt-of-river job. Salary tive office. For confidential in­ tion opening soon. ALLEY O O P ab o u t 1.0 66 — Automotive Servloe ble four bedrooms. Priced to BY V.T. HAMLIN B O T T L E O F the Board of Directors of the Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. $110 - $115. Fee paid. Call Betsy, terview. Ralph Pasek, 289-7475, 646-1186 WMAT DINNER WINE,' 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease 100 (institution Plaza, Hart­ 646-3441. 742-8243, sell in the 30’s. T. J. Crockett, -S' THAT THUMPING, \ SOUNDS'PRETTY ^ ' v E i^ th Utilities District will 646-2321 Realtors, 643-1577. •T IS THAT A BEAST? NEITHER ONE, 01 0 IT S A Y S TO ford. Evenings, 233-6879. bum ping SOUND I ] CLOSE YME! I.„/...LOOY\ accept bids on a ton pick-up 333 BIDWELL 8TIIEET OR IS IT M AN? I FOOZY/ THATS S E R V E a t MERRITT AGENCY / WELL, TLLBE t h e r e ' \ i s MOTHER or grandmother sub­ OR IS IT NEAR? , DARNED/ CANNOT TELL FROM TH' GINK/ ROOAA trucL The specifications are MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd MORNING EMPLOYEES m 'AUD $31,900. WHERE WE STAND/ available at the Public Works stitute, older woman, very REALT6R TEMPERATURE mortgages — interim financing WANTED responsible, enjoys children, WNY1IVAIT BUT NOT TCr Department, Fleming Road, — expeditious and confidential ELECTRICIAN’S helper - When you can move into our CRCE Saves 9 A.M. to 3 P.M. after school, school vacations, minimum of one year C H IL L / Manchester, Conn. 06040. service, J.D. Real Estate summer. Light housekeeping in spotless 3-bedroom Ranch im- Assoc. 646-1980. Mala and Famala experience in commercial and MANCHESTER - Two family, Money Bids will be accepted up to our home, own transportation. mediately. ,^his well- 7:00 P.M., February 18th., 1974 • Checkers residential wiring, benefits: modern kitchens, ceramic tile Vernon, 646-5566. Call 646-5420 beteween 8-5:30. maintained home sits on a On Paper at the firehouse, 32 Main St., Insurance 10 • W rappers baths, aluminum siding, 2-car DuBaldo Electric Company. gorgeous high treed lot with garaM, excellent location. Manchester, Conn. 06040. • Baggers ASSEMBLERS and coil loads of privacy. Please call Char-Bon Agency, 643-0683. Communities participating in AUTO INSURANCE - compare winders, mother’s shift 1 the Capitol Region Education The Board of Directors our low rates. For a telephone • Stockers DRIVER .Warehouse man for Joe Gordon, 649-5306, eves. reserves the right to reject any available. Good sight required . ? - Council's cooperative quotation call Mr. Dolin at 64^ Apply to: wholesale millwork company. 643-5314. _ MANCHESTER - Rockledge or all bids. for fine work and must have Union shop, class II license section, 5-bedroom Split, nice purchasing program have Store Manager finger dexterity. Will train. ^ ..B&W.. Dated at Manci)ester, Conn., required, many benefits, two The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. condition. 3 1/2 baths, rec. realized some savings of school Hours available 7:30 or 8:30 weeks vacation, no lay-off. Call room, wall-to-wall carpeting, January 31st., 1974. AUTOMOBILE Insurance? Call FIRST NATIONAL STORES a.m. to 4 p.m. Apply Able Coil Realtors — MLS by VtK inc., TJI. >»M1. QBZ paper although prices are high Tom CYockett at the Crockett 289-1591, ask for Mr. Schaller. aluminum siding. Priced in the and the product is scarce. J.A. Volz, Spencer St, Manciiestar & Electronics, Howard Road, MR. ABERNATHY Clerk Agency, 643-1577 for low rates 50’s. The Mitten Agency, BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY The council said deliveries Near K-Mart Stora Bolton, opposite Bolton Lake EXPERIENCED housekeeper - Realtors, 643-6930. and efficient service. It pays to House. W IN AT BRIDGE V +CH RD J’f/M fAi have already begun, and towns check with Tom. An Equal Opportunity part-tim e or full-time, WHY RENT? Can you afford VC U CAN DO ITj MXJI A LITTLE PEPPING UP AT FOUR IN THE participating were able to buy ______Employer excellent wages and benefits. $135.61, own your own two- ABERNATHy] ABEPNATHy! ^PO n~. 9 S i BOOW! a f t e r n o o n is t h e ONLY THING THAT GENERAL OFFICE morning Apply in person, Manchester family. Only $1,500, qualified TWO-FAMILY house, 107 RAH! RAH! The bidding has been: 4 mimeograph paper for |1.34 per work. Answering telephone, Oakland Street, price reduced V ^ ^ ^ P S ME GOING. ream, opposed to |2.18 per NOTICE Manor Nursing Home, 385 West buyer. Pasek, Realtors, 289- i J Complex club systems gum game Oswald: “The rn e 4-2 spadesp l^ s t North East South OF SPECIAL MEOTNC OF □ EMPLOYMENT MEDICAL LAB Technician - various office procedures for Center Street. 7475, 742-8243. for immediate sale. Needs break does not keep South !♦ ream if purchased independent­ MEMBERS OF must i/ave been recently real estate office. Call Lou work. Call 525-7054.. from making four hearts Pass !♦ Pass if ly- employed as technician. Hours Arruda, 644-1539. MANCHESTER SAVINGS Help Wanted 13 SUBSTITUTE BUS drivers MANCHESTER - Large, / with an oviertrick. It holds Pass 3f Pass ? The towns indicated their AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, to be arranged, Phone 643-2966. needed. Will train. For further gracious 7-room Colonial, HEBRON - Eight room U&R Oswald: “One of the mod­ the one spade declarers to V ^ , South, hold: ------____ a______EXPERIENCED receptionist • Raised Ranch, under 10 years paper needs last November, the INCORPORATED FULL-TIME experienced tool information call Andover fireplace, aluminum siding, NORTH 4 ern developments is the use three.” / PART TIME - clerk typist with for dental office at Vernon old. Immaculate condition. ♦ AK76f AK76624K104 council said, ,and bids were A special meeting of the makers and bridgeporU Elementary School, 742-7339. nice yard, 3-car garage. $39,900. 4 97 of an artificial forcing one- Jim: is quite likely that 3 figure aptitude needra for two cle. Please reply giving Spacious, partially wooded received in December. Bids members of Manchester operators. Top wages. Apply in Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. ?Q1082 club bid. We nave som e standard-American What do you do now? months. East Hartford. Call experience to P.(J. Box 2356, grounds, must be Neapolitan, Roman, Preci­ were awarded in January. Savings and Loan Association, person at E. & S. Gage Com­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ♦ A952 bidders would miss the heart A—Bid three spades. There is Mr. Walsh, 244-5496. •Vernon, Conn. 060M. $42,500 - NEW seven room seen....Martens Agency, 4J63 sion, Orange, Blue-Team and -1 Delivery of the paper has Incorporated called for by the pany, Mitchell Drive, Business Opportunity H Realtors, 646-2550. game but at least they would some slight chance that there Manchester. i _____ Raised Ranch, 2 1/2 baths, WEST EAST what-have-you clubs all get into the heart contVact may be a slam. been guaranteed, the council order of the Board of Directors SUPERVISOR - Administrator JONES 4glP5a>W/ MACHINIST - We have the carpeting, finished recreation 4 J3 4QI062 galore.” while club bidders would be said. will be held at the Main Office and mechanical knowlege BYOB - Be your own boss. COLUMBIA LAKE - seven, TODAY S QUESTION fpllowing openings: Vertical Excellent gift shop in prime room, fireplace, 2-car garage, d--- f J5 ?74 left in spades. Of course, we of the Association, 1007 Main Turret lathe, lathe. The Purdy necessary for large transporta­ wooded lot. Hutchins Agency. room Raised Ranch, 2 1/2 WINTHROP ♦ K Q 108 4J7«4 can show hands where club You do bid three spades and tion fleet. Call 643-2414. location. Proven sales and baths, 2 fireplaces, beautifully BY DICK CAVALLI Jim: “It may well be that a your partner bids four clubs. Street, Manchester, Connec­ C orporation, 586 H illiard growth record. Call today. T. J. 649-5324. 4A10852 4KQ9 forcing-club convention bidders reach |ood games GI’s Buy Land ticut on Friday, February 15th, AVON Street, Manchester, 649-0000. paneled, carpeting, huge BOY, IT SURE SOUTH (D) What "do you do now? Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. recreation room. Hutchins THIS IS THE giVes an expert with a devel- that standard bidders miss. AUSTIN, Tex. (UPI) - More WAITRESSES f o r ' part-time, QUALITY BUILT new 8 room IS W INDY 4 AK854 1974 at 7:30 P.M. for the after school hours. Some Satur­ Agency, 649-5324. W IN D IE ST oped partnership an advan­ No bidding system is per­ Answer Tomorrow than 43,000 armed forces following purpose: ^ WOULDN’T YOU RATHER Colonial in prestigious Forest OUT TCCIAY. fAK963 I fect.” days. Will train. Good pay, good DAY I'VE tage. The people who try to veterans have purchased' To consider and take action BUY A DISHWASHER THAN Sales Hills. Four bedrooms, 2 1/2 EVER S E E N . ♦ 3 sell their club systems to the 3,359,307 acres of land in BE ONE? Get out of the house TOOLMAKERS ^ gratuities. Apply in person, baths, first floor family room, BOLTON LAKE - Lakefront ♦ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) upon a proposal to amend Arti­ Brass Key Restestaurant, 829 property, 6 room Split Level, 74 public claim that it is Texas since 1949 when the and sell guaranteed Avon PART-TIMI 2-car attached garage. Priced Both vulnerable sim pler than standard Amer- Answer to Previous Puzzle state set up a special program cle I of the Articles of the MAIMNISTS Main Street at $57,900. Zinsser Agency, 646- one car garage, 1/1/2 baths, Association to change the name products, in your spare time. enclosed porch,! .nicely West North East South ican. Nothing could b e Liquids r a n to help former soldiers. The sooner you start, the Wall St. Investment Firm 1511. farther from the truth.” The state lias invested of said Corporation from LATHE OPERATORS ------m m s ------for nights.o— pleasant, landscaped, excellent''' !♦ au3i=iraMmiH[3 sooner you’ll have that dis­ custodial work. Call 649-2358. neighborhood. Asking $44,000. Pass PlN.T. Pass 2? uggni-jaiuo $387,417,446 in loans to Manchester Savings and Loan Must be able to set up and' | We are forming a small group of peo­ ACROSS hwasher. So call right now. Manchester Call Bob Lathrop, Agent, 646- Pass 3? Pass 4f Oswald: “Today’s hand il­ DOWN B r a n _____ veterans under the program, Association, Incorporated to work from blueprints."> ple to represent our company on a 1 Common liquid PinnEi nnu uuf^n 289-4022 part-time basis. In order to be eligible 6050 or 872-9548. Pass Pass Pass lustrates one weakni^sE of 1 Armed conflict which operates at no cost to Heritage Savings and Loan Minimum 3 year s’| MALE, full-time, hardware, MAMTENANCE FHQ 6 Soft food 2 Greek war god the taxpayer. The small plumbing store work. Apply in for these positions you must currently Opening lead — ♦ K forcing-club systems: The 9 Fruit'drink — a n a liirsim Association, Incorporated. experience. Top wages,^ have a full-time Job, have three Is what you have in this lovely NORTH COVENTRY - stately 2-4 3 Faint color E d o n a n u interest rate charged veterans January 13, 1974. liberal overtime and fringe person, Barrett Plumbing Supp­ 3-bedroom Condo. 2Vx baths, bidding in the box is stand­ 12 Get up 4 — Park, araREJiLijut iai^nm evenings a week available and a strong oaks surround this young 7 1/2 Diet ard American.” 13 Bullfight cheer for the long-term loans cover Dorothea E. Stavnitsky, MACHINISTS, - Bridgeport benefits. Apply at ly, 331. Broad Street. desire to earn money. foihnal dining room and living room Split. Inside you’ll find a CA\AU_I By Oswald & James Jacoby Colorado IRIE 1 a the cost of administering the mills, centerless grinders, Har- Jim: “The bidding in all 14 Negative word 5 Actual (Fr..) u M ^ Secretary We have had .considerable experience room, fully,carpeted and air- large kitchen with appliances, 1974 by h£A Inc. TM -eg US »« Oil 15 French annual program. dinge chuckers, engine lathes, h 6 Genus of NEED that extra cash? Earn in teaching people how to earn money conditioned. Relax in private living room, first floor laundry, normal-club systems would income NC automatic lathes, top notch $8-$10 per hour part time, as -SHORT RIBS start with the same one grasses PARAGONTOOl on a part-time basis in the investment family room with fireplace, 16 Granular * EtNISIE people required, high quality decorator - consultant. Minimal business. Comm., plus bonus. Call Sun­ club house or by pool. Priced BY FRANK O'NEAL spade opening and would ■7 High three or four bedrooms, garage, ' ^ «A toe. T H Mig Ui. PB, 0«. . mineral mountains 25 To load work, overtime, top medical qualification needed, free day, Monday, Turaday or Wednesday, below new models. M3URE HOME J end right there.” 18 Engraved ideates i TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONN. (»., INC. two baths. What more do you X GUESS 8 Diggers of (Latin) 44 Test plan, all benefits. Apply J. T. training. Call for interview, 633- 10-9 p.m., 525-8201 EARLY, DEAR. P IP T H E I /p o r/' pilur 2 121 Adams St., Manchester need? Only $38,900. Keith Real certain fuel 26 Miscellaneous 45 Wear away Slocumb, Co. 68 Matson Hill 1090, Maria'Dionne. HUNT SO W El l 'TOCW/^ 20 Depot (ab.) 9 Cuckoo (ab.) Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. ----- :3- i" 21 Entire person 47 Girl's name OFFICIAL NOTICE Rd., South Glastonbury, Conn, STA R GA*ER^*F^ blackbird 27 Excessive 49 Elevator BY BOARD OF T / « REVIEW 6 4 6 -1 18C f 23 Reverberation 10 Period 28 Flax comb or call Robert Schwager, 633- -fly CLAY R. POLLAN- 26 Genus of inventor The Board of Tax Review of the Town of Manchester, Conn, CORPORATIONS guarantee ARIES LlIRA 11 Summer (Fr.) (Fr.) 9485. An equal opportunity Hebron rodents 50 Rodents their security by diversifing HAA. II Your Daily Activity Guido 17 Silent 31 Former 51 Timid will be in session in the Conference Room a t the Municipal employer. THE ATUNTIC COMPANIES MERRin AGENCY I* According fo tho Stars, 27 Account of 19 Raise spirits of Russian ruler Building at 41 Center Street, Manchester, Conn., on the following their sources of income, RRST TIME OFFERED ocr. 22 (ab.) 52 American poet r\17-22-35-45 To develop messoge for Tuesday, 22 Smith's 34 Eagle's nest 53Reply (ab.) days during the month of February 1974. NEED MONEY for Christmas ARE MOVING TO HARTFORD shouldn’t you? For a complete Immaculate 7 room Colonial 4 REALT6R |yS9-«5-83-90 read words corresponding to numbers 4-18-29-34, 30 Laughing workshop (pi. I 36 Fan flower presentation write P.O. Box U8-5IM8 32 Island (Fr.) 54 Piece out Taxpayers of the Town of Manchester, Conn, will be afforeded bills, pleasant jiart-time Oet In on the ground floor. Thore will bo many positions FOUR BEDROOMS, formal of your Zodiac birth sign. 24 Stops 37 One who 56 Compass point 465, South Windsor, to arrange TAURUS SCORPIO 33 Bridge telephone work. Guaranteed dining room, 114 baths ^ A « . 2 0 ) Eosy 31 To 61 Too . the opportunity to discuss their assessments With the Board of svsilsbis. 22 frartieworks wage/commission. 646-2637. an appointment. Small refun­ 2 Bewore 32 Full 62 Shady ocr. ^ 1 z 3 4 r " r " lA II Tax Review on the dates indicated corresponding to the first MANCHESTER - Charming carpeting, wooded area, IV4 i-4 I irV MAT 20 35 Planned action dable investment. 3 You're 33Deol 63 Must Nor. 2/ letter of their last name. These meetings are for the Grand List ^Underwriters and Raters Victorian home, lovely acre, FIREPLACE. $43,500. 1- 5-10-31 4 You'll 34 Nods 64 Opportunity 38 Musical IT" 13 u fireplaced living room, formal ©/49-60-73 5T o 35 You'll . 65 Perform 38-47-51-57^ ^liable of October 1, 1973. Situation Wanted 15 Manchester 69-72-78 ^Claims Expediters and Claims Processors dining room, remodeled BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE GEMINI 6 Attrocllve 36 Day 66 Opportunity 39 Car accident I& li 1? CLERK TYPIST 7 Somethir>g 37 Be 67 Upon kitchen, four bedrooms, I 1/2 SAGITTARIUS 40 Hesitation Feb. 5, 1974 (Tues.) 7:06-9:00 P.M. A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H-1- Minimum 2 years office ^Typists (Experienced) AGOOME 8 A 38 Perform 68 Todoy NOV, sound 11 WILL BABYSIT in my home, baths, two-car garage. Near 9 Potentiol 39 Your 69 If J-K-L-M-N-O-P-Q-R *Tran8cripticnist Charming 7 room Colonial in THERE, Pt'-'/jUNC 20 41 Spanish nun « Feb. 6, 1974 (Wed.) 7:00-9:00 P.M. experience desired. Paid Blue Parkade vicinity, near Route 84 10 Jump 40 New 70 About Die. 21 center, convenient to shopping, 'Q\ 7-12-20-46 42 Against !4 8 Feb. 13,4974 (Wed.).7:00-9:00 P.M. S-T-U-V-W-X-Y-Z Cross, CMS, Life Insurance. ^Receptionist exit, Verplanck school district. xcellent condition, : L GOT YOUi 11 Of 41 Informotion 71 To 6-19-24-40/^- schools, bus, all city utilities. ^53-70-80-88 12 Pleasant 43 Location 646-5358. bedroom s, dining room 42 Relied 72 You 56^64-82-87 vfe is 29 H s r r *File, mail and supply Clerks An unusual value. Bel Air Real CANCIR 13 Not 43 Thot 73 Conclusion 46 Mariner's Estate, 643-9332. FIREPLACE, den, walk-up 14 Entitled 44 To 74 Spcciol CAPRICORN direction - TAXPAYERS UNABLE TO APPEAR BEFORE THE BOARD AMER Excellent fringe benefits and salary program. Join this ^ i* 4 ^ JUNl 21 55 104LMinnM,lodiMk ittic, 3 garages., ALUM 15 Money 45.Hove 75 Freely Die 48 Mistake OF TAX REVIEW ON THEIR ABOVE SCHEDULED WEEK ijULY 22 16 To 46 Profitable 76 Be X An Equal Opportunity national concern In their new regional office with ATTRACTIVE six room SIDING, $39,900. 17 Looks 47 Duties 77 Dishes /an . 51 Glisten HT NIGHTS MAY APPEAR ON FRIDAY, FEB. 15,1974 BETWEEN parking provided as Well as banking and eating □ REAL ESTATE Colonial located in desirable 1^43-54-62 18 Get 48 And 78 Disagree 8- 9-l5-28^„. 55 Particles 7:00-9:00 P.M. OR SATURDAY, FEB. 16,1974 BETWEEN 9:00- Employer Since 1936 Manchester t-'to-76-79-89 19 Proposition'* 49 The 79 Turned bO-55-66 57 Honorable X ■ i t facilities on premises. Hollister Street aTea. 20 Or LIO 50 Smiles ‘ 80 To AQUARIUS (ab.) 11:00 A.M. Fireplaced living room, three EXECUTIVE CDtDNUL 21 Friends 51 Quietly 81 About 42 GENERAL MACHINISTS - Write or call M. Naylor, C / 0 Homes For Sale 23 JULY 23 58 Wapiti J- All persons claiming to be aggrieved by the decision of the good sized bedrooms, wall-to- Large 8 room home in prime 22 Like 52 Cook 82 May 59 Mine overtime, paid holidays, € AUG. 22 23 Get 53 Is 83 By it IT Assessor of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut and those wall carpeting throughout plus location, formal dining room, HI. II y entrances excellent insurance beneflts, CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, 24 Or 54 Appeors 84 Keep * requiring adjustihents must appear and file their complaint at one car garage. Priced in the bedrooms, bath, sunporch, 2-11-25-39 25 Expressing 55 Grasp 85 Proposois 3-14-16-2^1H 4-16-2^ 60 Affirmative li a u full or part -time. Metronics, WV58.^1.73 32-2 w ^THE ATLANTIC COMPANIES California Ranch. Fireplaced mid 30s. Zinsser Agency, 646- 26 Cannot 56 Money 86 Secrets reply one of these meetings or at some adjourned meeting of said Inc., Route 6 & 44A, Bolton. living room, formal dining aluminum siding, VIRGO 27 The 57 Even 87 Moteriolize pisen 61 Feminine s? w u Board of Tax Review. ^ - Founders Tower p.0. Box 80071 1511. FIREPLACE, professionally 28 Moking 58 Views 88 Unfold room, modern kitthen with HI' '» Y>j, name Dated January 24, 1974, Manchester, Conn. EXPERIENCED exhibit eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee 29 Approvir>g 59 To 89 Down 62 Leash (Old 8t 32 , HerMord, Conn. 06108 dining area, family three large landscaped. 30 Doy 60 Wrong 90 Yourself MAR. 2 0 * ^ builder wanted, supervisory 4 S::; Fr.) „ 4 Board of Tax Review ^ Or call collect 1-288-7741. No aooncy pleaso.. bedrooms, fourth possible. 2- 121-26.37-42 /Adverse ^^N^iiPral 13-27-36-44i , Roger McDormott, Chairman experience preferred. Call car garage. Beautiful^ HCmilllS I KBHH 67.71.84-86 2T. 52-74-77 1 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F . . Charles McKenzie, Secretary Dis^laycraft, ^nchester, 643- landscaped pounds.' Marion E. CtestifiedMi ^ H I - I T S ^ , Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. Get Fist Jletsttt

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PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HEftALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Feb. 4. 1874 ^NCpESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Com.. Mon., Feb, 4. 1974- PAGE NINETEEN BENJY BY JIM BERRY RootIng-SIdIna 34 N ^ m tc d to Buy 49 Homes For Sale i3 e o u f j p s ROOFING-and roof repairing, WANTED for cash - Antiques, WAWNA HFAR B O f-O . J(J6rUKE/M/ Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707 early tin and cast iron toys, • 0(.P /MAM! trains, gups, swords, glass, “WE FmD THE HOUSE -SPEAK? G E fA , BIDWELL Home Improvement postcards, early books, oifp YOU MAKE THE HOME’’ MAiPcurJY/4 Co. E xpert installation of tings, pewter, almost any RBALTO* aluminum siding, gutters and old. Call anytime;' MIS trims. Roofing installation and repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. WAN’TED - Kirby, Hoover or y mdustrial vacuums. Call 643- GEORGE WASHINGTON... HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Would love this circa 1734 with 6 acres, center roofing, storm windows,-aW- chimney, 6 working fireplaces, 2 full baths, nings. Quality workmanship, walnscotting paneling, original hardware, free estimates. Fully insured. □ RENTALS restored to colonial condition, family room wing : b - J 872-9187, 649-3417. added In 1972. Many extras. $74,900. Apartments For Rent Homes for Rent 54 ^ 1174 byarawiitFKTwie Z -^ ~ Rooms lor Rent 52 Resort Property Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale gy Autos For Sale ROOFING — Specializing For R in t 58 81 Autos For Sale 81 Homes tor Sale 23 repairing roofs, new roofs, TOLLAND - seven room farm Services Ottered 31 LADIES only, nicely furnished $23,900-~-Starter house, nice location, 3 bedrooms, 1W9 MUSTANG, excellent con­ NEED CAR? Credit bad? MUSTANG 1968. automatic, 6 Real Estate Wanted 28 gutter work, chimneys, clean^ full cellar. Compare, we darel APARTMENT house, garage, near Parkway, NEW THREE bedroom fully an d r e p a ir e d . 30 y e a r s rooms for rent. (Jommunity dition, $300 and take over Bankrimt? Repossessed? cylinder. High mileage, power ANDOVER - Three-bedroom RENTAL OFFICE small family with references. equipped cottage; overlooking Honest IJouglas accepts lowest DICK’S Snowplowing - experience. Free estimates. kitchen and bath. All utilities payments. For more informa­ steering, air-conditioning, Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, carpeting, -specializing and serving included. Convenient to stores $34,900—Brand new Raised Ranches with fireplace, We have a large variety of $200 monthly. 646-0131. '• Cape Cod Bay, at Brewster. SCRANTON MOTORS tion call 646-0577. down, srnallest payments. in-ground pool. One acre plus. Howley, 643-5361. radial snows, excellent condi­ Rockledge and surrounding and bus line. Ideal for working wall-to-wall carpeting, bath and a half, 2- deluxe one and two-bedroom Available during J u ^ Phone Douglas Motors, 345-Main. tion, $1,200. 742-9412. $32,000. Warren E. Howland, Business tor Rent 55 for information. , CADILLAC — OLDSMOBILE — POiM'l AC i area. Driveways, parking lots, Heating-Plumbing 35 or elderly lady. (?all after 4 ____ car garage, aluminum sided. apartments and townhouses Realtors, 643-1108. What is your Property Worth? p.m. 644-0383. THUNDERBIRD 1967, 4-door, 1971 VEGA Hatchback, $1,900 sidewalks, sanding. 646-M04. $37,900—Two-famlly, nice yard. A 3-bedroom apart­ throughout Manchester. Ren­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S’TORAGE WAREHOUSE -10.- 100 Gals, of Gas all power, air, stereo tape, good or best offer, standard We will inspect your property and suggest BOTTI Heating and Plumbing tal office open daily from 9-5, Wanted to Rent 57 FREE!! I'TREE SERVICE (Soucier) ROOM F o r gentleman, ment and a 2-bedroom apartment. 500 square feet, platform level. condition, asking $795. 99 transmission, radio. Call 649- Trucks tor Sale 62 SLIGHTLY USED ■ , an asking price. (No obligation.) — Prompt, courteous service. other, times by apptintment. Stock Place, rear. Attractive With The Purchase Of These ' Lakewood Circle, North. 649- 2137. Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY 11! Trees cut, trimmed or topied, Call 643-1496. kitchen privileges, $36,900—New listing, 6-room Colonial, Bowers FOR - LESS j ' stumps removed, fully insured. refrigerator/freezer, color TV, School area. Immaculate condition. Many rental Brokers protected. Call SMALL STORE, suitable for Cars. Offer Good Till Feb. 8, 1974 ^ 7350. 1968 FORD one-ton, 9 foot utili- 522-3114. - book store, near the center or DATSUN 1973 610 hardtop, to body, 4-speed transmission. Got a tree problem? Well worth SEWERLINES, sink lines, parking, washer/dryer. Phone MUMTOENTEVMSU,IIC. Only 7 months old, im-* extras. Call on this one. E ast Center area. Or will buy automatic, excellent condition, Phone 875-Oft8. a phone call. 742-8252. cleaned with electric cutters, 643-5600. 24M Rn SMt.M, maculate 3 bedroom con-1 REALTORS —. MLS $ 7,000—Each. We have 7 building lots In Coventry. MANCHESTER - 100,000 existing book store. Write Box m s CHUM aioMiio 7,000 miles, $2,950. (1974 PASEK by .professionals. McKinney I46-1I21 F, Manchester Herald. Coup*. AH cad. aquip. Including a/c, 1970 PONTIAC LEMANS dominium. 2V4 baths, formal I |, ODD JOBS - You name it, we do GENTLEMAN - Central, large Nice location. square feet, will divide. 2-D r , V-0, auto, P.S., low mllaa. 100 replacement cost $3,935) 1962 FORD pick-up, 4 wheel Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ Suitable for manufacturing and vinyl top, nawtiraa. Low mllaaga. 100 Qals. of Q u Free. BOLAMO'S dining room, kitchen with all I 289-7475 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford it. Call John 643-2097 or Andy Peasant room, next to shower. Qais of Qas Fraa. Evenings 649-6806. drive, 4-speed, with swivel pany, 643-5308. warehouse. 1-226-1206. ROOM wanted with board for plow, $700. 649-0758. appliances, central air-.| 742-8243 — Twin Hill Dr., Coventry 872-2385. Telephone, parking. After 6:30, LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... • 1 6 9 5 /lUTOOISCOUST SSIES 649-6801. MANCHESTER - Unusual one- young man in the vicinity of The SAVE 1965 MUSTANG, convertible, 6 conditioner, fully carpeted, I Member National Asaoc. of Real Estate Boards also mem­ FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, bedroom Townhouse, full base­ 369 CENTER STREET COVENTRY Coverers - Slip­ 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for Meadows Convalescent Home, cylinder, standard transmis­ gracious front porch,| ber of the Hartford, Manchester and Vernon Mullple List­ repairs, and remodeling. ment, private entrances and store, office etc. $160. Call 6 ^ Manchester. Phone Steve at 1- MANCHESTER ing Service. covers, upholsteiy and drapes. THE THOMPSON House- 1973 PONTIAC GRAND PiX 1999 CNEMOUT M PIU Tel. sion. Good running condition. aluminum storms, full rec | Prompt service on emergen­ patio. Includes heat, 2426, 9-5. 429^1, ext tS7 after 3:30 p.m. 2 -D r. v-8, auto.. P.8., P.D.B., a/c, 4-Dr. Sedan. V-8, auto, P.8.. P.D.B., $275. 643-1040. Molorcyclet-BIcycles 64 Free Estimates. Master charge cies. 643-7024. Cottage Street, centrally , REALE’S CORNER stereo, 8,000 m llat. beautiful aoonomy oar. 100 Qals. of area. Priced $1,200 below new | appliances; and caipeting. $205 Q as Fraa. accepted. Call 742-8065. located, large, pleasantly fur­ 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 046-4525 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, at $32,700. Immediate oc- ■ nished rooms, parking. Call 649- STORE, 24 1/2x35’, full base­ MIsc. lor Rent 58 1970 COUBAI XR-7, Conv. DODGE VAN - Model AlOO, YAMAHA 1973, 250 Enduro, Flooring 38 Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. • 4 2 9 5 cupancy. _ JUNK OR unwanted cars 2358, for overnight and perma­ ment, Center Street location. •1 6 9 5 AT. PS, PB, Alr-Cond. A 1967, AM/FM radio, Vega excellent condition, many Call 649-0459. 118 MAIN ST. - G a r^ e and extras, $750 firm. Call 649-1425 _ l Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale removed, $10 per car. Also FLOOR Sanding and nent guest rates. sharp sporty looker $1985. buckets, insulated, paneled, 23 X p * r tm w K . For Rtni S3 RpMmenla For Root S3 SPACIOUS six room apart­ storage space for rent. Call 646- m Z C H U M 225/6, 3-speed. Phone 649-3446. after 6 p.m. brush removea, reasonably. Refiqishing, (specializing in Sedan Da VIHa. AM cad. equip., In­ 1972 MQMWV MUniB 646-1180 I 742-6938. APPROVED ROOMS - ment, country kitchen, con­ INDUSTRIAL SPACE 1,400, 6,- 2426,^5. cluding a/c, leather, atorao, vinyl top. 2-Dr., V-8, auto., P.S., P.D.B., a/c, 1B68 OLDS Delta 88, 2 Dr. MANCHESTER - Five family older floors). Inside painting, MANCHESTER - new 2- venient location, security, $210 200, 8,300, 8,800 starting at 50 2 to choose from. Qood gaa mllaaga stereo with tapa, low mllaa. 100 Qals. H.T. AT, PS, PB, Alr-Cond. A WHERE THERE’S Gentlemen only. References of Qaa Free. SMALL Corporation going out EXPERT bicycle repairs, all a g e n c y plus 5-car garage. Business ceilings. John Verfaille, 646- bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 monthly. 646-0885. cents a square foot. Warren E. TWO garages vicinity of Cooper with luxury. 100 Gala, of Qat Fraa. fine family c a r ...... 31195 makes, models anef speeds. ; SEWING Instructions - All 5750, 872-2222. required. Kitchen privileges. of business, 1969 Chevy Vton, 6‘ SMOKE zoned. Excellent income PRESIDENTIAL baths. Includes heat, Howland, Realtors, 643-1106. Hill Street and Knox Street, $10. CTlinder, standard, $1,195. 1970 Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, producer. Central location. basic steps including pattern Parking available. Private en­ •4 2 9 5 •3 7 9 5 1B70 CHEV. IMPAU 4 Dr. REALTOR J l There’s a fireplace. 7-room adjusfpaents. Teacher trained trance. 643-2693 after 4:30 for appliances, shag carpeting, full MANCHESTER - Nice 2 each. 633-9057 after 5 p.m. FordFord Sports Van, 6 cylinder, Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- $69,900. P hilbrick Agency, Moving-Trucking- VILLAGE APTS. bedroom Townhouse, full base­ H.T. AT. PS, PB. Alr- 2098. Cape, formal dining room, in fashion design. Small appointment. basem ent. $265. Paul W. BOLTON - office space 172 automauc,automatic, $1,495.1971 Mercury ______» ______Realtors, 646-4200. Storage 37 Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- ment, private entrances, $195 square feet, warehouse 1,022 GARAGE FOR rent. Comer 1972 OLDSMOBiLE Cond...... ST795. finished rec room, »■ working lady. Modern kitchen, appliances. $245 per month. TV included. Call 643-1879 after monthly. Call 643-9508 or 633- 1970 O n n iH M>HJI QRANDVILLE. 4-Dr., H/top. Will blinder. Best offer. Call 643^ Campers-Trallers quiet street. Short walk to □ MISC. FOR SALE 6 4 0 -2 0 2 3 1 p.m. □ AUTOMOTIVE Twvnsmen Wagon, V-S. auto., P.S.. linens, private enterance, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- 2075. P.D.B., beautiful condition. 100 Qals. mileage ...... $1395. 8692 anytime. Mobile Homes 65 schools. $43,900. Warren E. |M 0 » - ^ n 6W S4S9S. Call DICK Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. EMCO light trucking, attics and parking, central. Call 643-8649. 4535, 646-1021, o f Qm Fraa. 1970 BUICK LABABRE 4-Dr. Business Property 28 HEBRON - Modem 2-bedroom BACKOFEN 643-1181. Must drive to 1969 DELMAR, open road 9 1/2’ cellars cleaned. Bundled Articles tor Sale 41 SMALL STORE (15x45) PuraeU Autos For Sale 81 •1 7 9 5 •epfeclite this exoallent tulomoblla. H.T. AT, PS, PB, Air- 1 ^ GTO, Judge, 4-speed, ram- HARLAN STREET Cape, large newspapers taken only. Free ROOMMATE wanted, two- FOUR-ROOM flat, hot water, apartment, country setting, Place, near Main. Apply too Qals. of Q u Fru. condltlonlng...... 31595 air, $1,650 or best offer. Call camper. Contains everything kitchen, carpeted living room MANCHESTER Business estimate. Phone 647-%i0. ALUMINUM sheets used as bedroom apartment, Vernon SUNNY 4 rooms, appliances one-car parking. Middle-aged carpeting, appliances, heat and Marlow's, 867 Main St. 1973 VEGA GT Kamback, 646-6582 after 5 p.m. but bath, sleeps 5-6, asking $1,- GEORGIAN Colonial - Center property on Center Street. hot water. Availabl$*"im- 1970 HMK HVBU 500. (^11649-2432 after 4:30 p.m. with fireplace, large master chimney Colonial. Two printing plates, .007 thick, area. Call 8W-0028 days. supplied, one child, no pets, couple preferred. No Pets, no excellent condition. Asking $2,- 1971 CHEVROLET CAPRICE Store with remodeled 6-room ”23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. $145. Immediate occupancy. children. Inquire'^22 Foster mediately. $190. Eastern, 646- STORE or office space, ap­ 200. Call after 5 week days, 649- 2-Dr., V-jl, auto., P.8., P.D.B., a/c, 4-Dr„ V-8, auto., P.8., P.D.B., vinyl bedroom, natural .woodwork, fireplaces, modern kitchen with 44,000 miles. Uka new. 100 Qals. of top, low m llu, excellent condition, nice location. Convenient to apartment. $45,000. LaPenta •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Phone 643-2711. ROOM FOR rent, male or Security required. 633-6026. Street, 9-12:30 and 2-4 p.m. 8250. proximately 2,000 square feet, 9672. Ask for Roy. Qas Free. built-ins, large formal diiiing Agency, 646-2440. too Qals. of Q u Fru. schools, churches, shopping, room, front to back living Painting-Papering 32 female. Phone 649-3173. 182 West Middle Tpke. Inquire and bus line. $33,900. Owner, NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 IMMEDIATE occupancy, 2 NORTH COVEN’TRY^-'- Four- at Dubaldo Music Center, or 1968 OLDSMOBILE 442, good •2 1 9 5 •2 6 9 5 room, large front foyer, den MANCHESTER - Business MANCHESTER - 4 rooms, first room apartment, heat and elec­ 643-2392. screened porch, 4 bedrooms, 2 T. J. FLANAGAN - Painting, cents each. Inquire side door. MALE ROOMMATE to share bedroom, apartment, cali 649-6205 after 3 or 643-6802. condition. Call 228-9616.. zoned II parcel, priced for im­ Manchester Evening Herald. four-room apartment. Color floor, stove, refrigerator, hot carpeting, porch, appliances, , tric included. Call 875-2121. 1970 BWK DICIM 1/2 baths, garage, large lot. mediate sale. Excellent finan­ papering, general repairs. 1971 OLDSMOBU MANCHESTER - Six-room Estimate now for television, pool, etc. Vernon water, close bus, near Main air-conditioning, tennis courts, PINTO, 1971, 2,000cc, 4-speed, 2-O r„ IlmKad, V-8, auto., P.S., P.D.B., TORONADO. V-8, auto., P.8., P.D.B., High on a hill in one of cing available. Blanchard & •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• divided saata, vinyl top, radial tires, a/c, radial Hraa. 100 Qals. of Q u Cape in mint condition. Three spring/summer clean up. Call HOT WATER furnace, $65. area. 875-1333. Strpet business section. $110 sauna, and pool. $217 . 649-7449 ROCKVILLE - Rockland good condition. Asking $1,495. M a n c h e s te r ’s f in e s t Rossetto, Realtors, 646-2482. monthly. Security. Adults, no between 6-9. Terrace Apartments. Large low miles, too Qals. of Qas Fraa. F r u . bedrooms, living room, dining neighborhoods. Philbrick Agen­ 643-1949. Convector type radiators, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Resort Property 99 Lakewood Circle, North, 649- ••••••*••••••••••••••••••••• aluminum combination doors, Apartments For Rent 53 pets. 643-7094 week days after 4 and beautiful three room, one- For Rent 58 7350. room, enclosed porch off of cy, Realtors, 646-4200. p.m. * 2 1 9 5 •2 8 9 5 _ r r kitchen. Immediate occupancy. Real Estate Wanted 28 J.P . LEWIS & Son custom tubs and lavs, electrostatic of­ MANCHESTER - Two-bedroom bedroom apartments. Heat, hot fice copier, gas stoves, 643-1442. Townhouse with full basement, water, all appliances including Priced at $31,900. Zinsser Agen­ RAISED RANCH - Large living decorating, interior and 118 MAIN ST. - 3 room apart­ 1973 JE E P WAGONEER - four- Budget washer and dryer hookups, dishwasher, disposal, cy, Realtor, 646-1511. room and formal dining room SELLING ypur home or exterior, paper hanging. Fully ment, heat, security, $160. Call wheeU drive, quadratrac low HEAVY OAK and hickory ROCKVILLE - 3 1/2 room appliances, heat and cooking carpeting, pool and your own with sliding ^lass doors to large acreage? For prompt friendly insured. 649-9658. 646-2426, 9-5. range, automatic transmission, fireplace wood, sawed and apartment, heat, quiet gas included in modest monthly private terrace in a country set- OUMANTEEO OAt SGTAMTplN MOTORS deck and swimming pool. Tvio service, call Louis Dimock power steerins, power brakes, SOUTH WINDSOR $31,900 delivered. Call Elmer Wilson. neighborhood, no children, no rental. Available now. Highland From $170. No pets! 87^ fireplaces, family room, two- Realty, 649-9823. PAINTING-PAPERING - 4 A’TTRACTIVE 4 1/2 rooms, se­ Mt. Snow - Chalet, sleeps 8, radio, low mu^ge. Excellent ROUTE 83 VERNON 649-5900. cond floor apartment, stove and pets. Immediate ocucupancy. Oak Village, 643-5177. 63m ! 529-6686, 872-9732. condition. Phone after 4:30 car garage, large lot. 160x250’. generations. Neat clean work, Security, $125 monthly. 646- week or weekend. Still SPRING free estimated, fully insured. refrigerator, $150 monthly. p.m., 646-5989; 872-9145 643-1181 Is not far off so owner has $47,500. Philbrick Agency, SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? 1060. Homes lor Rent 54 available George Washington Realtors, 646-4200. Phone 646-8262 or 643-7361. SEASONED FIREWOOD, $30 Lease, security. Middleaged 460 MAIN STREET - Five called us to lower price of her Call us first. Will buy your pick up load, delivered and couple preferrM. No pets or rooms, heated, family* unit, week. Call Mr. Brown. Days, 1968 PLYMOUTH Barracuda, mint condition, 6 room Ranch. home immediately at a fair stacked. Buckland Farms, 649- children. References required. SIX-ROOM duplex, unheated, security. $190 monthly. Call 646- 456 1/2 MAIN STREET - 6 646-2830 or evenings 646-(KiS7. convertible, automatic, V-8, Shrinking? R. HEBERT - Painting, no pets. $200. Call 646-0310. 2426, 9-5. If you act now, you will be all price. All cash. Call Lou paperhanging, exterior and in­ 3694, 644-2361. Call 649-7529. rooms, family unit, security. power steering, new brakes, moved in — in a matter of Arruda, 644-1539. terior, commercial and 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. good condition. $800. 646-7609. MANCHESTER - Nice second weeks. 3 bedrooms, one has last section residential. Will honor Master WE BUY and sell used fur­ wti H A V t, customers waiting FOUR-ROOM and five-room niture. Cash on the line. One floor apartment. "Two air conditioner. Plan to see Charge. 644-0642. for the rental of your apartment apartments, tiied bath, heat, of homes now piece or an entire house full. or home. J.D. Real Estate hot water included, newly bedrooms, convenient **Scotty Dillon** sovo you now. 649-5306, eves,. 644-8424. 646-6432. Furniture Bam, 345 neighborhood. Older couple Shop,then INSIDE-Outside painting, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. remodeled. Middle-age adults AD ALL CASH for your property Main Street Rear, behind preferred. $150. per month. within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, fec ial rates for people over 65. Security deposit, references, no U r money now on a safe, comfortable, The BARROWS A WALLA0E Co. available Fully insured. Estimates given. Douglas Motor Sales. MANCHESTER - Nice 2- pets, parking, 11 1/2 A and B Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- MAKES Realtors — MLS instant service. Hayes Agency, 4535. ■iS&SBUICK Call 649-7863. bedroom Apartment, ideal tor School Street, across from East family-size car. _ Manchester Parkade - 641>.53nii 646-0131. CLEAN USED refrigerators, wm When 214 homes are sold family, includes heat, hot Side Rec, near Main. ranges, automatic washers, water, ^pliances, and MANCHESTER - Older one- — we're sold outi Final WE WILL buy your houde. Call PETER BELLIVEAU Painting THE MANCHESTER - $29,900. 6- section of 24 homes now - Experienced and insured with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s carpeting. $205 per month. Paul bedroom apartm ent, on bus Panic buying of small cars has brought about an all-time high In anytime, Hutchins Agency, MANCHESTER - two bedroom line. Includes heat and room Cape, carpeting, available. Painting, papering, ceilings, Ajppliances, 649 Main St, 643- W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535 or Duplex available immediately, Realtors, 649-5324. appliances. Older person TOP VUIIE USEDCiRS the price of new and used small cars. At the same time this fireplace, garage, treed lot. The 2 Bedroom Ranch— big or small jobs. (Tall 643-1671. 646-1021. security required, $160. DIFFERENCE Cole Realtor/MLS, 643-6666. $27,500 Eastern, 646-8250. referred. $110 per month. Paul trend has produced the most favorable circumstances in history ". Dougan, Realtors, 643-4535. IITf The 3 Bedroom Townhouse HOUSE PAINTING - Interior, REFRIGERATOR, $60, dis­ MANCHESTER - New Contem­ ■ ■ ■ ■ for purchasers of standard size cars who have no trade-in or an COLUMBIA - Lakefront - $32,990 exterior. Insured, experienced. hwasher, $50, electric range, porary super deluxe 2-bedroom beautiful year 'rotlnd home. 6 . . . includes air condition­ □ MISC. SERVICES $40. All in good condition. 30 day townhouse, fully carpeted, with LOOKING for anything in real older car to trade. ing, carports, full basement, College graduate. Free es­ rooms, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, timate. Peter Tilley, 742-6117. guarantee. Phone 649-7544. sunken living room, all estate rental — apartments, WA80N SPECIALS dishwasher, carpeting, swimming pool, tennis appliances, private patio with VILLAGER hbmes, multiple dwellings, no courts, grounds and exterior THREE year old, 4 h.p. Ariens fees. Call J.D. Real Estate screened porch. Hutchins Agen­ maintenance. Services Ottered 31 basement garage. Ideal-loca­ APARTMENTS cy, 649-5324. Building-Contracting 33 snowblower, hardly used. $145. tion. Call 649-0311 after 6 p.m, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. ’71 BUICK ESTATE WAGON SAMPLE BUY: DRIVEWAYS cleared of snow, Call 649-4780. Five-room, 2 ibedroom Full power, factory air cond., RANCH - Two years old, 6 1/2 Manchester and Bolton area. J. P. LEWIS and Son, ------____ DELMONT STREET - New townhouse, wa'il-to-wall MANCHESTER - Attractive dark brown saddle Interj^ rooms, large country kitchen, Call 649-5900. remodeling kitchen and WAREHOUSE Sale - Used fuiy two-bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, carpeting, fireplace, 2 air con­ four-room apartment, nice stock No. 4026 13x21’, 3 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, bathrooms, recreation and niture and miscellaneous. appliances, security and ditioners, appliances, heat yard. Stove, refrigerator. M rag e , ac re lot. $38,900. ‘ g j f e e n . SHARPENING Service — family rooms, new ceilings, February 6th, 7th, and 8th, from references. $225 monthly. Days and hot water, 114 Uled baths, References, no pets. $140. 649- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Saws, knives, axes, shears, drywall work. 649-9658. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Chambers 643-5144, ask for Jaqk. washer and dryer hookup, 5325 , 228-3540. 7 3 PLYMOUTH WAGON 646-4200. ' gives you more skates, rotary blades. Quick Moving and Storage, 5 Glen patio. No pets. Custom Suburban, factory air service. Capitol Equipment NEW- CONSTRUCTION - Rd., Manchester. 643-5187. DUPLEX - 5 rooms, modem MANCHESTER - Central loca­ cbnd., auto., PS, PB, extra CAPE - Large eat-in kitchen, Lydall Street/Manchester Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. Remodeling kitchens, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• kitchen, forniar dining room, Call 64G-7620 tion, bus line, third floor, 5 sharpi living room with fireplace, king 649-6259/646-6909 Hours daily 7:30-5, ’Thursday bathrooms, garages, tile and Dogs-Birds-Pets 43 two bedrooms, $200 per month. spacious rooms, $150 monthly, 2 8 9 5 size master bedroom, level lot. Condominium Living in an 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- painting. Heating and air- References required. Philbrick security and references. Call Desirable location. $33,900. Estate Setting 7958. conditioning. Call 643-7367 MINIATURE Poodles, brown Agency 646-4200. 649-2712. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, evenings. sable, six weeks qld, MANCHESTER - Two bedroom 646-4200. Reasonable price. Phone M3- NEW Two-Family, 3 bedroom apartment in 4, family. MANCHESTER Deluxe 2 ’73 BUICK SPORT WAGON I > Auto., PS, PB, custom Interior. I > MASONRY - All types, 8014 after 3 p.m. apartment, living room, Available immediately, securi­ bedroom townhouse,. super REPAIRS I • fieldstone, brick, concrete. kitchen with range, dishwasher, ty required, $150. Eastern, 646- location, 1 1/2 baths, full Just over 10,000 miles. OLDER HOME - 8 rooms, large Fred estimates. After 5 p.m., IRISH SE’TTER puppies, AKC refrigerator, fully carpeted. 8250. private basement, includes heat 2 9 9 5 modern kitchen, formal dining all makaa of sawing' ’ 643-1870 or 644-2975. registered, champion bloodline, Broker, 646-1180. and appliances, $260 per month. room, large den, two full baths, MEADOW LANE - 8-room ^machines. Opan!! for hunting or snow. Call 228- FOUR-ROOM apartment, com­ Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- 1974 FOKD LIB 4-gR. P !L L » HAitDTQF 4 bedrooms, two-car<^arage. On Colonial, 7 years old, 2 1/2 LWednesday, Thursday and]' REMODEL your bathroom, 0282 after 5 p.m. pletely renovated. Adults only. 4535: 646-1021. a 250’ parklike yard. $35,900. baths, four bedrooms, first- MANCHESTER - New 3- ^Friday ’til 9; Monday,'> kitchen, rec room or custom bedroom apartment, air- ^ monthly includes utilities. ’66 DODGE CORONET WAGON Regular $5087.00 Philbrick Agency, Realtors, floor family room, two-car gar- [Tuasday and Saturday ’til 5.) | build your new home. Call M9 TWO affectionate kittens, one Security. 646-1189. 5 1/2-ROOM duplex, garage/ . Factory air cond., auto., PS, PB, > M 646-4200. conditioned, kitchen 351 V-8, Crulsematic, power steering age. Assumable 5 3/4% 1142,,64 643-6341. male, one female, free to loving appliances, carpeted, private Security, references, $200 excellent 2nd car. mortgage. $59,900/ Philbrick family. Please call 523-4811, FIVE-ROOM duplex, '3 I monthly. Phone 643-5029. end brakes, body side and rocker panel Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. entrance and basement, yard, Knit 'N Purl NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Ext. 404 or 647-1937 for informa­ parking, Lyndale Street. bedrooms, 11/2 baths, disposal, * moldings, steel belted radial tires, Trt-CHyPlaia Vamon:: Remodeling, repairing, ad­ tion. Available immediately. $265 appliances, wall-to-wall ACCESSORIES MAKE THE DIFFERENCE bumper guards, air conditioning, AM ENGLISH TUDOR - 8 rooms on ditions, rec rooms, porches and •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• per month. 649-4844. carpeting. Private driveway WOODUND radio, dual rear speakers, tinted glass, i i I HOME 10 acres. Large living room 8 7 2-22 19 roofing. No job too small. Call Sporting Goods 48 and cellar. Large backyard. ’70 CHEV. IMPALA _ outside remote control mirror, light with Cypress paneling and 649-31M. MANCHESTER - Duplex, 5 1/2 $240 monthly plus security fireplace, four bedrooms, den, MANOR AT GRODY MAZDA 4-Door Hardtop. Auto, PS, PB, sharpi S | g O g group, wheel covers, undercoating. A beautiful young 7-room K2 competition skis (195 cm) rooms, security deposit and deposit. 643-2052. ■9UB pfiiyk:' two baths, two-car garage. CARPENTRY - Repairs, Raised Ranch on 3 pic­ CUSTOM MADE draperies and with Solomon 505 bindings, u s ^ references required. Call 649- Ideal set-up for dog ,kennel remodeling, additions, roofing. once. Asking $150. Call 64^3633 MANCHESTER - North end, APARTMENTS turesque acres with a 20 bedspreads, wide selection of ;>404. ______. Homeslstd Striot operation. $59,500. Philbrick fabrics. Call 649-1786. Call David Patria, South Wind­ after 3. sunny five room, second floor NOW... With Any In Stock 1973 Mazda 7 3 FORD mile view. 12 minutes to Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. sor, 644-1796. apartment, stove with cooking (Off W. MMdlo Tpho.) '7 3 BUICK REGAL IS FORD 7 0 A M C COVENTRY - Cozy three-room MANCHEOTER 2-Door Hardtop. Auto., PS, PB, fac­ GRAN TORINO^ PINTO Manchester, 25 minutes to REWEAVING Burns, moth U.S. DIVERS tank with apartment, $160 includes all gas, heat, hot water, and gar­ JAVELIN MANCHESTER - Six-room M N by tory air cond., custom top and In- H artford. holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ WES ROBBINS carp en try regulator, $200. Phone 646-3789. ulilites and more. Phone 742- age included, $185 per month YOU CAN BUY... Colonial. Large kitchen, formal rem odeling , specialist, Ad- •••«.•••••••••••••••••••••••• 9671.’ rent. References and security U«R HOUSING CORP. dining room, 3 bedrooms, gar­ dow shades, Venetian blinds. i Keys made. TV for rent. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Garden Products 47 required. Available March 1st. 1 and 2-bedrooin luxuary age. Immaculate condition. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Write Box L, Manchester AIRCOIIDITIOlilNG___’99” COUPE LUGGAGE Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. FOUR ROOMS - Heat, apartments. Features wall-to- *38p900 $29,900. Philbrick Agency, 649-3446. BUY YOUR Potatoes direct Herald. appliances, phone after 5:30 wall carpeting, vanity tile WINTER TIRE Realtors, 646-4200. from theNPotato Warehouse, by p.m., 568-2230. $2999 ’71 BUICK ELECTRA 7 2 BUICK^ MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. bdths, built-in ^iven, range, RACK_____ 0 0 CHEV. 6 8 BUICK Removal, pruning, lot clearing, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Caldor’s. Wholesale prices - FOUR-ROOM apartment, first 225 Custom. Full power, factory air LE SABRE CIRCA 1730, Antique Colonial. d/shwasher, refrigerator and PRCKAGE (lM!.Wbeel).. > ^ IMPALA spraying.Fully insured. new homes custom built, retail service. 646^8248. MANCHESTER - Two- floor, cellar storage, garage, 79 $1999 cond. Real bargain At e S e O t iP O WARREN L HOWLAND Recently restored, 7 fireplaces, Licensed. Free estimates. remodeled, additions, rec ...... bedroom, isolated end of yard, $150 monthly. 649-2871. disposal, electric heat, 2 air VINYL ROOF...... $ summer kitchen, new baths, Phone 633-5345. rooms, garages, kitchens Antiques 48 building, apartment, wrap conditioners, glass sliding WAGON UIGUGE i m s 1 Realtor 643-1108 new kitchen, two-car garage. remodeled, bath tile, cement ------around view, balcony, SIX^ROOM duplex. Immediate doors, all large rooms. Full $999 High 50’s. Philbrick Agency, work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ WANTED — Antique furniture, cathedral beamed ceiling, pool, occupancy. $200 plus utilities. basement storage area, ample RACK.______’49« AM-FM RADIO ’69 CHEV. IMPALA , Realtors, 646-4200. MASONRY WORK - Brick, block and stone. New work and tial or commercial. Call 649- glass, pewter, oil paintings or sauna baths, ti^nis courts, Security. Phone 643-9285 or 646- parking. Starting at $175. Han­ 2-Dr. H.T. Auto, PS, PB, air cond. A' $ 'f ^ A R 4291. other" antique items. Any *------quan­ real buy At ■ | 7 2 FORD 7 2 DATSUN repairs, reasonable prices. Call community building facilities, 5427. dy to shopping, schools, bus OWNERS OF MAZDA'S ROTARY ENGINE REPORT G E H IN G NEARLY TWICE THE 643-9508. tity. The Harrisons, 643^09, excellent maintenance. CUSTOM 500 240 Z R.E. GOWER— Finish carpen­ 165 Oakland Street. and religious facilities. GAS MILEAGE LEVEL SHOW N IN EPA TESTS. Daniel F. Reale Oakland Manor Apartments, 122 FLORENCE STREET . Model apartment open for in­ 4-DR. 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Goldwater Finds Columbia Grand List $22.1 Million Watch Your

VIRGINIA CARLSON personal, $540,415, with $5$5 3 manufacturing buildings; 4,- Many ^Double-Dippers^ Correspondent exemptions, making a net total 236 acres of land. other bulky materials to the Doubleday Road landfill area Tel. 228-9224 of $539,910; autb; $1,564,900 with A summary of, personal FAT-GO any longer. \ By STEVE”0ERSTEL retirement pay unless they The Arizona Republican The net assessors valuation $54,890 exemptions, making a Manchester—A City of Village Charm property of resident and non­ Lose ugly excess weight with the PRICE: FIFFEEN CENTS WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. serve a full hitch with the suggested to Taylor that he for the October 1973 Columbia total of $1,510,000. resident, excluding farm sensible NEW F A T -6 0 diet Barry M. Goldwater is a “dou­ regulars and calls the day-for- write other congressional Grand List is $22,141,575, an in­ For non-residents, real estate exemptions, shows there are plan. Nothing sensational just steady weight loss for those that ble dipper.” There are a lot of day credit twice too generous. reservists drawing retirement shows a net total of $4,639,360, ADVERTISEMENT______crease of $29,306 over the final 306 unregistered vehicles; 43 really want to lose. TWENTY PAGES them in the Federal govern­ But, Goldwater laments, “if I and added “it might do some net Grand List of October 1972. including exemptions; horses’and 83 cows. A full 12 day supply dniy $3.00. ment. wrote to the Reserve Command good if all of us, for example, Chairman Richard Kristoff woodland, a net total of $1,530, Any interested taxpayer may BURRITT BANK PAYS A “douj^le dipper,” according and told them I did not want my no exemptions; personal, $515,- DIVIDENDS MONTHLY Ask Uggelts drug store about' the insisted that no more checks be said there is usually about a examine his assessment and FAT-QO rodudns plan and start to Sid Taylor of the National check anymore, this would sent, but I don’t think, really, $500,000 increase in the Grand 475, no exemptions; auto, net file grievances with the Board Burritt Mutual Savings...’The losing wsight tMs wssk. ___ Taxpayers Union, is an never get through the com­ that it’s going to amount to List but this year it “ was total of $118,150 with exemp­ of Tax Review Saturday from 9 Cute Little Red Bank building tions. Money back In full If not complete­ employe of the government who puter. anything.” gobbled up by Public Act 490” a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m., opposite Cumberland Farms in ly satisfied with weight loss from also draws military retirement “What would happen is that 15 “Double Dippers" which concerns classifying land There are 870 houses listed Feb. 4, from 7 to 9 p.m., Feb. 6, Hebron Center — gives higher the very first package. Trucker Protest Threatens for residents; 837 bams; 1,033 interest on savings, payable pay. my check would come out In addition to Goldwater, * as forest. from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., □ ON^T DELAY house lots; 24 commercial What marks Goldwater, a regularly each month and then, there are 15 “double dippers” A summary shows for Feb. 9j/from 9 a.m. to noon and monthly. It’s “ The Money, got ^A T-SO today. retired Air Force major even if I‘might refuse them, buildings; 713,331 acres; 57 Place”. Open daily 10:30 - 6.' now in Congress, according to residents’ real estate there was 1 to 3^ p.m. in the town hall. Onl/i3.00at general, is that he is not too they would be piling up, and the National Taxpayers Union. $14,520,376 gross with $339,480 house lots of elderly ; 147 acres _ l^irst Selectman Joseph Thursday nights 8 P.M. Tel. 228- 9471. /LIBBEn BEqiL Meskill To Hear comfortable accepting the dou­ ,some day I would have to take Capt. Robert J. Dole, R- in exemptions to servicemen, of woodland. " 6gda said the new landfill Food Shortages ble stipend. the accumulation and then Kans., Lt. Col. Edward J. their relatives and the blind For non-residents there are irea on Rt. 6 will be open in Yet he is not uncomfortable tremendous taxes would have Gurney, R-Fla., Col. Olin E. making a net total of $14,180,- 181 houses; 211 barns; 298 house about two weeks. He asks that Trucker Views enough to refuse his military to be paid,” he added. Teague, D-Tex., 1st Lt. Joseph 896; elderly, $652,194 gross with lots; 27 commercial buildings/ residents not bring brush or Increasing pension which totals $546 a A Lesser Job P. Vigorito, D-Pa., and Lt. $15,5W exemptions, making a (Jnited Press International month. Goldwater conceded that Louis C. Wyman, R-N, H., are net total of $636,694; woodland, Gov. Thomas J. Meskill was to meet with represen­ A Frank Letter reservists holding ranks of drawing disability benefits. $2,700 gross, no exemptions; tatives of the independent truckers today, a day after he In a typically frank and can­ colonel or up in Congress, the Col. Carl B. Albert, D-Okla., In Many Areas did letter to Taylor late last Pentagon and around Maj. Gen. Howard W. Cannon, muse warned protesting truckers against disrupting highway year, Goldwater outlined his Washington would probably be Sbe Heratii traffic in Connecticut. D-Nev., Col. Hiram Fong, R- florist 6 Greenhousts United Press International problem. doing a lesser job if called up ' Hawaii, Col. Frank E. Moss, D- FALSETEETH A spokesman for the governor said late Monday Meskill than they do now. . That Loosen A strike by independent truck drivers protesting high He first accepted the retire­ Utah, Capt. Ray „ Roberts, D- Need Not Embarrass agreed to the meeting at the state Capitol after the ment pay in 1967 when he was— But Goldwater said the law fuel prices threatened a crippling blow at the nation’s Tex., Capt. Hugh Scott, R-Pa., Don't keep worryint about vour Classified Advertising truckers said they felt they have been misunderstood, and at least technically — on the uh- “is pretty clear” that a retired Col. John J. Sparkman, D-Ala., Wte twth droppfnc *t the wrong economy today^^^ adherive can helo. wanted to air their side. employment rolls. He was reservist in Congress can and Maj. j8en. Strom ’Thur­ FASTEETH* rives denturea a long- returned to the Senate the accept retirement benefits mond, R-jS. C., < nrincr, steadier hold. Makes eat* The truckers decided to put doing business in the state, that There were numerous reports of food shortages and of 3r6 drsw itl^ IncmMe enjoyable. For more security / 643-2711 LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER following year. “and still be legal, even though retirement. and comfort use FASTEETH Den­ off plans to picket major oil disruptions will not be housewives raiding supermarkets for necessities that soon there is a question of morality ture Adhesive* Powder. Dentures companies in the New Haven tolerated. Goldwater says he does not that fit are wsential to health. See Manchester may be in short supply. Scores of plants were shutdown feel reserve officers should get about it.” your dentist regular^* TO Place Your Ad. 643-9559 area pending the outcome of the Truckers nationwide are 6 tl HARTfORP ROAD, MANCHESTEII because their production and distribution facilities are ser­ meeting with the governor. protesting high fuel prices and The protesters informed the reduced speed limits brought viced by trucks, throwing thousands out of work. - about by the energy crisis. major distributors Sunday they As the militant independents would picket, if necessary, out­ Meskill said if the PUC sought to keep all truck traffic side terminals to halt diesel “cease and desisf” order is not off the highways, there were iiV worth of foodstuffs had jumped fuel deliveries to truck stops heeded, a Superior Court creasing reports of violence. In to more than $22,000. and trucking agencies that fuel restraining order would be Pennsylvania, Gov. Milton J. Stockyard owners in Amarillo their own vehicles. sought against the disruptions, Shapp declared a state of and Fort Worth,, Tex., said no Earlier in the day Meskill including the blocking of fueling emergency. He said it was cattle had been shipped in four asked the state Public Utilities stations. prompted by violence which days while the Interstate We run t^s bank Commission to notify the 4,128 Producers Livestock Associa­ “The law of the jungle will “endangered the safety, health trucking firms and in­ prevail if everyone takes the and welfare of a substantial tion said all 48 of its buying dependents located either in law into their own hands,” number of citizens.’’ points in Illinois, Iowa and Connecticut or elsewhere but Meskill told newsmen. In Washington, officials were Missouri have been closed “un­ meeting in lengthy sessions to til we are able to make sure consider’ the truckers’ that livestock can be moved to Zoning Amendments Discussed demands. slaughtering plants.” s Y o u r S ddd In New Orleans, Agriculture The truckers’ strike caused Bridgeport Attys. John LaBelle and Leon Podrove confer about and Zoning Commission. Both lawyers questioned or op­ Secretary Earl Butz predicted shutdowns of widely different proposed Manchester zoning regulation amendments posed several provisions of the suggested amendments. the truckers’ strike would cost consumer products ranging during Monday night’s public hearing before the Planning (Herald photo by Bevins) the American economy tens of from roof bolts to glass To Ration Gas millions of dollars, perhaps products. Plants in Illinois, hundreds of millions within one West Virginia and many in­ week. dustrial states announced shut­ United Press International downs. Bridgeport Mayor Nicholas Panuzio today declared “The real loss will be for con­ Proposed Zoning Rule sumers, indeed for the families News of continued violence because it is! Connecticut’s largest city “in a state of emergency” and of truckers themselves, that frightened authorities and ordered gasoline rationing similar to the so-called Oregon aren’t able to find the products truckers. plan. they normally expect on the Nick Borkovich, ''^f T ea m ste rs Local 273 id We are a mutual savings bank. We Panuzio said he decreed the order to initiate rationing on shelves of the supermarkets of America,” Butz told a conven­ Pittsburgh, said tanker truck Thursday under authority of the city charter “as the con­ Amendments Criticized drivers were refusing to make By DOUG BEVINS Sunny and very cold today. tion of the ynited Fruit and servator of the peace within the city.” Another lawyer speaking — residential development at High in the upper teens. Clear Vegetable Association. deliveries because “you take Have no stockholders to whom we The plan which ties gasoline Several provisions of Atty. Allen Duffy of New Buckland, could afford the cost­ continued cold tonight low 5. to Reports of frenzied buying of one rig coming back empty and sales to the last digit on marker obtain sufficient gasoline proposed amendments to Haven, representing developer ly plans, Duffy said, but 10 inland and 10 to 15 along the groceries and the closing down it would go like a bomb if plates with even numbers eligi­ supplies. Manchester’s business zoning Arthur M. Fischer of New York ■smaller developers might not sound. Increasing cloudiness of food suppliers cropped up in someone shot at it. It’s hard to regulations drew criticism ble to buy gasoline on even Panuzio asked for area-wide City — recommended a change be able to. and not as cold Wednesday, most parts of the country. ask a man to drive under those from lawyers at Monday night’s must pay dividends. numbered calendar days and participation jn the rationing in a proposed regulation Duffy mentioned that the high in the mid 20s inland and The nation’s largest chicken conditions.” public hearing before the Plan­ odd numbers on odd number plan and the communities of requiring business developers PZC is considering the zoning the upper 20s along the sound. processor. Holly Farms Inc., The key demand of the in­ days. Trumbull and Stratford in­ ning and Zoning Commission to submit several copies of plot amendments at the same time dependent truckers, who began (PZC). Wilkesboro, N.C., stopped All of our earnings belong to you. For marker plates ending dicated they would go along, plans, engineering plans, layout they’re studying zone change operations indefinitely at three their strike last Thursday, has with letters, A through L will be however, Fairfield rejected any Atty. John LaBelle, represen­ plans, etc., with an application applications for the Buckland PZC Given plants causing the layoff of 3,- been a rollback in fuel prices. considered odd numbered and such action. ting developer Alexander Jar­ for special exceptions. development, and he pointed 700 employees. But they also are asking higher M through Z even numbered. Fairfield First Selectman vis, was the principal opponent Duffy said submission of final out that the amendments Extension At a Kroger store in Cincin­ speed limits, more generous Therefore, we can pay you the Gasoline may be sold to all John J. Sullivan said he would to the zoning amendments, plans isn’t necessary, and it "affect everyone, not just On MAP Plan nati weekend sales were almost fuel allocations, and permission vehicles on Saturdays and the not ask gasoline retailers to which stiffen regulations con­ would be expensive for Fischer.” doubled. The manager said the to pass along to shippers in­ cerning business uses and ap­ 31st of the month in such join in any plan that is not en­ developers. Fischer, who is PZC member John Hutchin- normal purchase of $12,000 creased costs. months. parently place more restric­ p la n n in g a m a ssiv e MAP Associates, an invest­ forced throughout the entire (See Page 10) ment partnership led by HIGHEST DIVIDENDS allowed by Bridgeport, located in Fair- state. tions on commercial develop­ commercial - industrial - ment. developer Arthur N. Fischer of field County, has been severely Stratford Town Manager crippled by gasoline shortages. The proposed amendments, New York City, has approved a Joseph Venables said his town 65-day extension of the time law; The heavily populated county would most likely join in the creating an entire new section Chamber Launches has been the daily scenetof long of zoning regulations on general Inside limit in which the Manchester Oregon plan but not until next Planning and Zoning Commis­ \ lines at beleaguered filling week. business uses, were drafted by sion must act on MAP’s stations. James A. Butler, first select­ Town Planner J. Eric Potter. Today's B fra lb We4re OPEN WHEN YOU NEED Many stations in the city have After Monday night’s hearing, requested zone changes for a man of Trumbull, said he would massive development at MembershipDrive closed permanently or tem­ issue an executive order PZC members tabled the Directors get Laurel Lake report, Page 2 matter. Buckland. ' porarily because of failure to Wednesday to begin rationing. Tolland apartment plan opposed, Page 20 LaBelle criticized sections of The original deadline expires membership base of the Children’s Dental Health, Page 3 .The Greater Manchester U$ . . . including Evenings and the amendments which require Feb. 8,65 days from the close of Chamber of Commerce is Chamber and add the necessary developers to make Im­ Cut Your Own Taxes, Page 3 the Dec. 3 public hearing on the launching a massive financial and volunteer provements to town roads, and Scene from Here, Page 7 requested zone changes. membership drive today and resources to the organization in^j PZC m em bers are still its efforts to produce the “Com­ Saturdays. In fact, our eight of­ he was critical of several other Cheney hoopstera win. Page 11 Wednesday, according to Burl City Agency provisions which give the PZC studying MAP’s proposal, L. Lyons, vice president of the mitment “'to the Challenge of greater authority to impose Three home basketball games tonight. Page 11 which consists of a $100 million, Organizational Affairs Divi­ Tomorrow” — the Chamber’s conditions on its approval of News of Vernon, Page 15 263-acre mixed-use develop­ sion. five-point urban problem fices are open a total of 55 hours development plans. ment on tobacco land at The drive, according to solving program of work. Plans to Help One section of the proposed Buckland. Lyons, is to broaden the The membership drive is in amendments states that “a the fo:;m of an “operating a week. developer shall make im­ room” technique using provements to all public right- members of the Chamber’s Town’s, Aged of-ways ... as may be required Board ^of Directors, Membership Contact Club and by the director of public works iB!«iy.iqipia gmaMiOl Everyone at S.B.M. is dedicated to as he deems appropriate and selected businessmen and By DOUG BEVINS necessary for the proposed women from the membership. business operation.’’ Prospective members will be The Community Life Association, a spinoff of the • LaBelle maintained that the telephoned directly from the serving your every savings and Greater Hartford Process, Inc., is starting a program in PZC doesn’t have fhe authority conference room at the Manchester to provide health, social, and other services to to delegate “any aspect of Chamber’s office. Special “hot over-65 people living in their own homes. zoning” to another town of­ line.” .telephones have been in­ The thrust of the program, ficial, and he said it’s the town stalled for this purpose. lending need. Everett J. Livesey, vice according to a Hartford Elderly persons v?1io wish to that must improve its Process spokesman, is to keep highways. president of the Urban Affairs participate in the program have Division, has worked with / the ag^ at home, if possible, to meet several qualifications, LaBelle' also contended that a ' and out of institutions such as provision allowing zoners to Lyops in organizing the man­ the spokesman said, including power resources for the convalescent homes. certification by an attending “impose specific safeguarding conditions” on some “operating room.” j>- The Community Life Associa­ physician. A specially desigq^ postcard tion is planning the. program in The homemaker, health, applications would be illegal. “I don’t think the board can with the logo “Why Not Join?” 5 four areas and will op^n offices transportation, and other ser­ adopt a wide-open regulation was mailed out to all prcfpec- in Hartford and Manchester. vices to be offered aren’t free, tive members. In addition, the like that,” LaBelle said, the spokesman said, although Chamber also produced the 1974 Town Manager Robert Weiss claiming that the wording Medicare, Medicaid, and other membership directory and said Manchester is donating of­ would ^ve PZC members an health insurance plans may pay buyers guide including an ac­ fice space at the old Spruce St. excuse to demand just about YOU ARE for the services. tion progress report which firehouse for the project. Weiss anything. If the costs are not covered by appeared as a tabloid insert in said the office space is being For apparently the same insurance programs, the aged The Manchester Evening made available at no cost to the would pay as their income per­ reasons, LaBelle attacked Herald Saturday edition. Community Life Association another section of the proposed mits, the spokesman said. "Many businesses when 6 4 6 -1 7 0 0 because the program will be an amendments, which states that The Manchester office is asked to join the Chamber have advantage to Manchester. the PZC cannot approve expected to open within a responded favorably,” said ’The association’s program is month. applications for “special excep­ Lyons. He added, "Many of tions’’ unless the location is being funded hy the Qinnecticut Supervisor for the them have noted that they have Department of Aging, Connec­ suitable for the particular use. never received an invitation to Manchester and Hajtford The proposed amendments ticut Department of Welfare, programs is Mrs. Elizabeth join and for that reason have the United Way of Hartford, define “special exceptions” as not been an aejive member in Kenny, who can be reached at' shopping ceifters, hotels, Savings Bank^ anchester and the City, of Hartford. the 'Hartford Process office. the past. We hope to extend that OF M motels, outside storage of Member F.D.I C. invitation to the many The Hartford Process The Community Life'Associa- merchandise, and any use with Contacting Potential Chamber Members businesses who have not to date spokesman stressed that the tibn already runs two public parking of more than 40 joined the Chamber in its new program isn’t linked in any “neighborhood life centers" in Manning special “hot line’’ telephones this morning as vehicles, club chairman; Rich'ard'G. Cl^rk; president; Miss attempt to provide the effective way to the Hartford Process- Hartford, providing employ­ LaBelle was joined in his they started the annual Great Manchester Chamber of Katherine Giblin, director; Clifford Skoog, contact club business leadership in main­ Connecticut’s Largesf Savings Bank East of the River . Devco planed community in ment, health, and social ser­ critical remarks by Atty. Leon , Commerce membership drive were, from left, Edward M. member; and Robert D. Charnas, director. (Herald photo taining a viable, healthy com- * • . Coventry. vices to citizens. Podrove. Eight Offices Serving MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD # SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON Kenney, chairman of the board; Dean H. Gates, contact by Pinto) munity’" ■ '

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