The Weather PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manch«»ster, Conn., Mon., Feb. 12, 1973 Board Of Directors Cheshire School Fair and continued cold tonight with the rAbout Town Meet Tonight low 10 to 15. Increasing cloudiness Westover I 4 . ' Prof Scores Damaged By Vandals Wednesday with highs in the mid to upper Manchester Lodge of Masons See Page 16 iHanrl|PBtrr IE 30s. Precipitation probability 10 per cent Process Obituaries will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.ip. floor. Water up to three Inches CHESHIRE (AP) - Weekend AFB Ready deep ran through the halls and Wednesday. / ' at the Masonic Temple. After vandalism caused thousands of Serving Fees into eight classrooms. ^ n . Elton F. Fitch James Mangino Law rence M. McNamara the meeting, James Nichols dollars of water damage to the MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, February 13, 19 7 3 - VOL.XCIl. No. 113 Manchester—A City of Village Chartyi SIXTEEN PAGES PRICE FH^TEEN CENTS (Cokilinued from Page One) will present a talk prepared by Damage also extended to a ELLINGTON - Mrs. Evelyn SOUTH WINDSOR - James Lawrence Michael WEST HARTFORD (AP) - unopened $3 million high school Lyle Neddow entitled, “ George lower level of classroomsi Bennett Fitch, 55, of Crystal Mangino, 78, of 101 Oakland , McNamara, 66, of 139 Birch St., Deputy sheriffs’ and constables addition, police said. a collection of Vietnam-related Washington, the Mason.” There Vandals had been blameil for Lake and West Hartford, died Rd., died Sunday at the Rocky died Sunday in a local convales have been overcharging Six water faucets in two jokes gathered from various will be refreshments. J250 in damages in Jantfary Sunday at Hartford Hospital. Hill Veterans Hospital. He was cent home. He was the husband Connecticut residents about lavatories were "turned on full Air Force periodicals, and\ when student experiments and She was the wife of Elton F. the husband of Minnie Bot- of Marjorie Schildge $200,000 a year for serving legal force and tissue was stuffed copies of Time and Newsweek windows were found broken. Fitch. ticello Mangino. McNamara. papers, says a University of into the drains on the main dating back to 1965. Manchester Assembly, Order Bom in Hartford, she lived in Born in Italy, he lived in He was a lifelong resident pf of Rainbow for Girls, will have Connecticut professor. The speed of each prisoner’s the Hartford area all her life. Greater Hartford many years. Manchester. an initiation meeting tonight at Professor Philip Shuchman of Nixon Devalues return to a normal diet and nor She was a member of Elmwood He was employed by the state He was a communicant of St. 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. UConn’s Law School says in an mal way of life will be handled Community Church. Bureau of Highways, retiring in James Church. He was The initiation will be conferred article for “ Connecticut Law on an individual basis, Cox said. Choicest Meats In Town! Survivors besides her hus 1958. He was an Army veteran employed for many years in by members of the Shadow Review” that most of the “ Great care will be taken with overcharging comes in the form band, include two sons, Robert of World War I. He was a town as an auton>obile Parts degree team. Following the diet. We assume the men of travel costs. Fitch and Donald Fitch of West member of St. Francis of Assisi mechanic. the meeting, refreshments will have been fed a diet peculiar to The correct legal charge TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! Hartford; and two sisters, Mrs. Church, South Windsor. Survivors, besides his wife, be served under the direction of Southeast Asia and the in should average about $2.15, but Marion Varley of Somers and Survivors, besides his wife, include two sons, Lawrence M. Mrs. Wayne Secrist.There will U.S. Dollar troduction of rich foods will be U.S.D.A. Loin V A Mrs. Ruth Porter of West Hart are a son, William 'J. Mangino McNamara Jr. of Enfield and in reality averaged $4.95, he to “paper gold” or Special subject of some inquiry.” be a rehearsal at 6 p.m. for new WASHINGTON (AP) - Secretary George P. Shultz, markets in tji^ past few weeks, ford. of South Windsor; two Richard T. Mc.Namara of says. Drawing Rights—com es out to After the men are released officers. President Nixon has devalued marked the second dollar few thought it would be so Private funeral services will daughters, Mrs. Rose-Marie Manchester; a brother, James “ These overcharges are evi from Westover, Cox said, they the dollar by 10 per cent in a devaluation in 14 months. It large. 10 per cent. be held at the convenience of Treat of Tolland and Mrs. dent in about two-thirds of the LAMB . McNamara of Coventry; a $ |/9 Shul^ told newsmen that the can go on convalescent leave. sample cases we examined,” he dramatic move to calm swept aside a world currency Shultz also announced that the family. Burial will be in Diane^ Schleis of East Haddam, sister, Mrs. Helen P. Schultz of move^, combined with two other Those deciding to stay in the says. “ Given that nearly 70,000 troubled world money markets agreement reached in Japan’s currency, the yen, will Soldier’s Field, Fairview two sisters, Mrs. Angela Maria Ormand Beach, Fla., and six Motor Club key trade and monetary Air Force will get career civil suits are now started an and restore confidence in the December 1971. float, meaning that it will find Cemetery, West Hartford. Rinaldi of Waterbury and Mrs. grandchildren. CHOPS I actions, would benefit the U.S. counseling. Those who decide to battered U.S. currency. Although the devaluation was it s ow n value in the There are no calling hours. Geraldine Mancini of Italy, and The funeral will be Tuesday Opposes nually, the total for this petty leave will be helped “ as much Nixon’s decision, announced widely expected as a result of /tonsum er, workingman and marketplace. He said the Friends wishing to do so may 10 grandchildren. at 8:15 a.m. from the Holmes theft will be about $200,000.” HIGHLAND PARK MARKET • as we can.” Transit Tax at a late Monday night news tu m u lt u o u s m o n e t a r y ' businessman, expectation is that the yen will make memorial contributions The funeral will be Tuesday Funeral Home, 400 Main St.^ Shuchman’s article, “ Travel Cox said that “ at this time” 317 Highland St., Manchester— Phone 646-4277' ^ conference by Treasury disruptions on money-exchange The immediate impact of a rise in value even more than 10 to the American Cancer Socie at 9:15 a.m. from the Callahan with a Mass of the Resurrection Costs for Service of Civil any POWs who made antiwar HAMDEN (AP) - The devaluation is to raise the price per cent. ty. Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., at 9 a.m. at St. James Church. Process,” will appear in the statements are not under “ any Connecticut Motor Club says a o f imports from foreign The Sheehan Funerai Home, East Hartford, with a Mass of Burial will be in East next issue of the review. In Tokyo, the Japan ese culpability.” proposed half-penny a gallon countries. But, because the 1084 New Britain Ave., West the Resurrection at St. Francis Cemetery. government announced its In career counseling sessions, local tax on gasoline for mass Prof Disagrees dollar is now cheaper in rela Hartford, is in charge of of Assisi Church at 10 a.m. Friends may call at the currency market will be Cox said, families have been transit is “ unfair, unwarranted tion to other currencies, prices arrangements. Burial will be in Wapping funeral home tonight from 7 to reopened Wednesday. The told to act natural, “ to unders and ill-conceived.” of U.S. exports will be less. Center Cemetery, South Wind 9. Finance Ministry said the Bank tand what the men have “ Any subsidies required to Slaita Heart Throb. With Nixon Views The devaluation will be sor. Those wishing to do so may experienced but not to be pay for transportation should be achieved formally by raising of Japan might intervene if the Friends may call at the make memorial contributions patronizing and to allow the shared equally by all citizens,” There’s a fresh, live way to do just that this VALENTINE’S DAY. With FRESH the official price of gold from yen floats to an overvalued Hobart E. Wilson funeral home tonight from 7 to to the American Cancer Socie men to adjust to things. We are the club said Saturday. NEW HAVEN (AP) — A Yale University economics its present $38 an ounce to level. Hobart E. Wilson, 65, of 692 9. ty, 257 E. Center St. FLOWERS, PLANTS, or a “LOVE BUNDLE.’’ Stop by. Or just call. And we’ll going to let each individual man “ Motorists in the state of professor and former government economic advisor dis $42.22. Although this will take Britain announced that its Vernon St., died last start helping you start something beautiful. Max E. Wegner determine his own speed.” Connecticut are already paying an act of Congress, the dollar exchange market would reopen night at Manchester Memorial Laurence G. Lane agrees with a Nixon administration official on what the Max E. Wegner, 82, died Sun Cox said the people on base more than their fair share for Listen To Dollar Devaluation Announcement depreciation will take place today. Hospital. He was the husband of Laurence Gray Lane, 73, of devaluation of the dollar means to the ordinary consumer. day at the home of his daughter have been caught up in the end- mass transportation.” immediately in foreign money Although West Germany was Mrs. Edith Howell Wilson. 132 Pearl St., died yesterday at Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board Arthur Burns and in Dayton, Tenn. He was the of-the-war furor. The motorists are already As Treasury Secretary George Shultz announced the Treasury Secretary George markets. the focal point of the dollar He was bom Oct. 27, 1907, in Manchester Memorial Herbert Stein, chairman of President Richard M. Nixon’s The Yale professor said the husband of Cora Weidner subsidizing through existing devaluation of the dollar late Monday night in Washington, P. Shultz said Monday at a There are two ways of looking crisis that forced closing of Wapping. He had lived in Hospital. devaluation “goes too far " in •Wegner. taxes “ the nation’s largest he had an audience of, from left. Secretary of State Council of Economic Advisers. (AP photo) Washington briefing that the at the percentage o f the foreign exchanges in several Manchester the past seven He was born in Los Angeles, trying to end the world Born in Germany Dec. 9, mass transportation system, William Rogers, Presidential Assistant Peter Flannigan, devaluation and other economic devaluation. The rise in the gold countries, there was no im years. Before that, he had iived Calif., Feb. 27,1899. He lived in Assembly monetary crisis. He said he 1890, he lived in Manchester un the interstate highway moves by the Nixon administra price amounts to a little more mediate change in the value of in Hartford. Manchester for the past 20 believed the results of the 1971 til about two years ago when he system,” the club said. tion would benefit “ the than 11 per cent. But the the mark, and probably won’t He was a U.S. Navy veteran years. Schedules Smithsonian Institution con and his wife moved to Dayton. The club, associated with the American working man, percentage depreciation of the be. The French franc also is of World War II. He is survived by a daughter- ference in Washington, which He had been employed in the Hearings American Automobile Associa businessman and the con dollar from the old par value on expected to keep Its present par Survivors, besides his wife, in-law, Mrs. Joan S. Lane of Local Legislators Not News led to an agreement on a new maintenance department of G. tion, has 150,(KX) members in sumer. ” But Professor Richard are one son, Hobart H. Wilson Manchester, and five currency alignment by the exchange markets—in relation value. Fox & Co., Hartford, until his New Haven, Fairfield and N. Cooper, whose most recent of Manchester; two daughters, grandchildren. major non Communist nations, retirement in 1956. He was a HARTFORD (AP) - Here is Litchfield counties. Capsules government post was as an Mrs. Roland Lossande of Private funeral services will “ were sufficient to do the member of the Seventh-day a list of legislative public Happy With Tax Plan economic advisory,^o Henry Manchester and Mrs. Carl be held at the convenience of trick." Adventist Church in Hartford. hearings scheduled this week Kissinger in 1%9, says Shultz’s Nixon To Seek Staples of Everett, Mass.; one the family. Burial will be in “ In the short run," he said, He was also a member of the and the general topics under statement was “ absolutely brother, Kenneth Wilson of Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, the devaluation “ probably will American Legion Post in discussion. All will be held at report it out or not.” he said. false as far as the consumer is Norwich; three sisters. Miss Tarrytown, N.Y. tion pro or con, also Back Out help ease the monetary crisis in Manchester. the state capitol unless noted By SOL R. COHEN concerned.’■ Florene Wilson of Manchester, There will be no calling Republican, it might be State Sen. David Odegard, TEL AVIV (AP) — Jordanian th e sense that capital Survivors, besides his wife, otherwise. Civic Center (Herald Reporter) “ To argue that it will benefit New Trade Laws Rep. of Manchester, whose 4th Mrs. Marie CTark of Salt Lake hours. Tuesday, Feb. 1.3. assumed that the measure delegates backed out of a first movements which have been are 3 daughters, Mrs. Ethel Senatorial District includes all the consumer is just political City, Utah, and Mrs. Iva Dahl The Holmes Funeral Home, Corrections, Welfare and Omar’s Topic The majority of Manchester would have smooth sailing. official face-to-face meeting movjpg across exchanges in WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon said today he Minor of Rockville, Mrs. of South Windsor and about 40 phraseology,” Cooper said in an of Norwich, and three 400 Main St., is in charge of Human Institutions. 10 a.m. area assemblymen are not sold However, a poll of the six with Israel over aviation great volume will wash back. Lorraine Salters of Omar Shrine^ Club will hear per cent of Manchester, has a interview. He said the devalua would seek trade legislation to lower as well as increase grandchildren. arrangements. Changes in welfare assistance, the the idea of an additional lawmakers (3 Republican and 3 problems, Israeli officials said But you will not find a great im Manchester, and Mrs. Dorothy all about the new Hartford definite opinion. tion would cause a rise in the the barriers “ to get a fairer shake for America abroad.” Funeral services will be hearings and legal proceedings gasoline tax to subsidize mass Democrats) who represent today. provement in the trade balance Ramsey of Dayton with whom Civic Center when it has its “ At this time,” said Odegard, amount of money the consumer Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Charles H. Teicherl in welfare cases. Manchester proves otherwise. The conference was set up to right away." In comments about 12 hours after the United States he made his home; 2 sons, transit operations on a transit will pay for imported goods. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 February meeting Friday at Five of the six are not happy “ I do not agree with the con decide air approaches to Eilat Dwight E. Wegner of Ft. Charles H. Teichert, 78, Public Personnel and district level. One reason the change in the devalued the dollar by 10 per cent, Nixon said the tough Main St., with the Rev. Lyman Willie’s Steak House. The with the concept of an ad cept, as 1 see it. I question the Shultz s statement. Cooper Lauderdale, Fla., and Douglas formerly of 76 Olcott St., died Military Affairs. 11 a.m. Wednesday, at 10:30 a.m. in airport on the Red Sea and trade balance will come slowly, trade legislation is needed to “ get other nations away from Farrar, copastor of Center dinner meeting is at 7:30 ditional tax on gasoline. The advisability of setting up a new said, “ recalls to mind the state M. Wegner of Rockville; 13 Sunday in Manchester Military and state police bills. Room 409A of the State Capitol, Jordan’s airstrip near Aqaba, a he said, is the built-in economic Congregational Church, of preceeded by a social hour at sixth, Republican State Rep. G. layer of government with, as I ment of Prime Minister Harold their discriminatory policies.” grandchildren, 12 great Memorial Hospital. He was the Pay for National Guard, es the legislature’s finance com few miles away. “lag" created by the fact that ficiating. Burial will be in East 6:30. Warren Westbrook of South see it to be, taxing powers.” Wilson to the British public “ Devaluation of the dollar ... He and Shultz discussed the grandchildren, and several husband of Alice Ball Teichert. tablishing a drug unit at the VA mittee will hold a public The meeting was to have many commercial contracts Cemetery. David Young of the Hartford Windsor, is non-committal. He said also that, at least in after their 1%7 devaluation that is at best only a temporary impact of American markets nieces and nephews. He was a lifelong resident of hospital. hearing on proposals for an ad taken place in Rome last week. cover periods stretching Friends may call at the Convention and Visitors Bureau Said Westbrook, whose 14th the Greater Hartford area, the the pound in your pocket has solution” to pressure on the being flooded by foreign- Funeral services will be Manchester. Finance and Control 7:30 24 Birch St. ditional tax on gasoline, fom se It was organized by the several years into the future. funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 will be the speaker. He will Assembly District comprises added gasoline tax would, in es not been devalued.' Nothing dollar, the President said. produced goods and the Presi Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial will He was a self-employed p.m. Hamden Town Hall. The by transit districts to finance representative of the Inter Cooper was on the staff of the Friends wishing to do so may describe the purpose of the Manchester all of South Windsor and the sence, eliminate any benefits could have been more mis He added that "trade be in the Ogden Cemetery in maintenance contractor for governor’s tax package. bus transportation. national Civil Aviation national Council of Economic dent said in some cases the make memorial contributions center and the .economic associated with MeskiH’s leading" legislation must follow.” Dayton. Sawyer’s Funeral many years. He was a World Human Rights and Oppor The proposed tax, backed by northwest Corhex of Organization based in Cairo, a Advisors from 1%1 to 1963 and imports can “drive a U.S. to the Greater Hartford Heart benefits he foresees for the proposal for cuttingj^the .sales Cooper predicted that price T he chief executive’s, Home, Dayton, Tenn., is in War I Army veteran and a tunities 7:30 p.m. Hall of the Tel. 643-4444 the Greater Hartford Transit Manchester, “ I will not form West German. deputy U.S. assistant secreta^ Iiustness right 'out of Fund. Greater Hartford area. There tax by half a cent. rises resulting from the remarks came as charge of arrangements. member of the Manchester House. Maternity leaves, sex Or 643-6247 District, has the blessing of any opinion until after the of state for economic affairs existence.” will be slides shown. The Florist... State Sen. Harry Burke, Improving devaluation will result in photographers and newsmen - Barracks of World War I discrimination, female employ Gov. Thomas Meskill. public hearing Wednesday.” from 1965 to 1966. He is current “To get a policy of freer Dem. of East Hartford, whose further inflation as unions seek TOWN OF MANCHESTER Veterans. ment. With a Republican governor Westbrook is a member of the WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. ly serving as provost of Yale. were ushered into the Oval Of trade we must always have in 3rd Senatorial District consists more pay for their members. Survivors, besides his wife, State and Urban Develop backing the proposal, with both finance committee, which has John'e. Stennis has shown A spokesman for Connec fice to record the start of a the background protection,” of all of. East Hartford plus 60 LEGAL NOTICE include a son, Frederick ment. 7:30 p.m. Bridgeport City houses of the General Assembly raised one of the bills up for its encouraging progress and may ticut's largest business. United meeting between Nixon and Nixon said. ’The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Mon per cent of Manchester, said he Teichert of Hebron; and two Hall. No bills listed. Republican, and with the public hearing. He said he did be going home from the Aircraft Corp., and the head of Treasury Secretary George He said he had discussed his is opposed to the proposal. “ As day, February 26, 1973, starting at 7:00 P.M., in the Hearing sisters, Mrs. Harry A. Fogerty Wednesday, Feb. 14. finance committee, which must not participate in drafting the hospital in several weeks, doc Kissinger the Connecticut Business and Shultz. legislative plans with Senate Room of the Municipal Building to hear and consider the and Minnie Teichert, both of Appropriations. 10 a.m. come out with a recommenda- bill. “ I will vote on whether to (S rc I’ afse Sixlvcn) tors at Walter Reed Army Industry Association disagreed The President, in his conver Finance Committee Chairman following petitions: Manchester. Budgets for Departments of Medical Center say. Arrives In with Cooper. sation with Shultz, said “ for a Russell Long, D-La., and with Funeral services will be Agriculture, Environmental IVIORIARTV b r o t h e r s / The 71-year-old Mississippi “ I think it should be great majority of the American House Ways and Means Item 2 William McKinney -I- Variance requested to use the Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the John Protection, Connecticut Market Democrat has been in the Hong Kong beneficial." said Arthur L. people,” the 10 per cent Committee Chairman Wilbur subject premises for the erection of a commercial F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 Authority, Agricultural Experi reme Court Rules hospital since Jan. 30. after Woods. CBIA president. devaluation “ does not affect the Mills, D-Ark., and that he found W. Center St. Burial will be in dog kennel with facilities therein for grooming ment state and Historical Com being shot twice in a holdup in HONG KONG (AP) - Henry “ P'oreign competition is value of their dollars.” “ generally a positive attitude and bathing - southerly side Sheldon Road as shown the veterans section of East mission. front of his Washington home. toward the trade legislation.” A. Kissinger arrived here this severe, and it's tough com Then, talking to Shultz but on a plan entitled "Property Surveyed for Manches Cemetery. Transportation. 10 a.m. His assailants are still at large. Shultz had said in announcing 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 afternoon for a two-day rest en petition." with phrases obviously intended ter ^w age Enterprises, Inc. Sheldon Road - Friends may call at the Construction and improvement inst Partial Veto A hospital statement Monday the devaluation Monday night route to Peking after three days Connecticut business for newsmen to hear, the Mitchell Drive Manchester, Conn. Scale 1 inch funeral home tonight from 7 to of various roads, including said Stennis’ condition had been that Nixon would send Congress of talks in Hanoi. "exports quite a bit," he said. President turned to trade equals 40 feet June 22, 1972, Revised August 1, 1972 9. Route 20, 194, 190, 220, 140, 315 changed from very serious'to ‘‘comprehensive trade issue simply by repealing the spending bills, but the Supreme The presidential envoy’s The devaluation. Woods said, legislation. Griswold & Fuss Inc.” Industrial Zone. and widening of 1-91 from Hart HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. serious. “The prognosis has legislation” with unspecified Mrs. Matilda PTeck Court noted that when plane landed at 2:40 p.m., three "should put us in a better com He gave no specifics on his ford to Massachusetts border. and Thomas J. Meskill overstepped law. been changed from guarded to safeguards against disruption hours later than expected. A HEBRON - Mrs. Matilda Government Administration his constitutional bounds when confronted with all other types petitive position. " legislative proposals but said he Item 3 Leslie I. Dowd - side yard variance for erection of fair," it added. U.S. official reported that of domestic industries as a Fleck, 80, RFD 1, West St., and Policy 7 p.m. Hall of the he tried to impose a partial veto Meskill said in his veto of legislation, a governor has The UAC spokesman said: was “ not talking about another carport at 36 Packard Street, Residence Zone B. Kissinger was delayed by a result of imports. Hebron, was pronounced dead House. Equal Rights Amend on a bus subsidy bill last year, message last Oct. 2 that the only three options: to sign the "The net effect in would be round of lowering barriers.” Prison Unrcsl breakfast meeting with Le Due Nixon, who was sitting behind on arrival at Manchester ment for women. the State Supreme Court said way the bill was worded, “ it is bill, to veto it, or to let it favorable to us. Exports are a “ We must go up as well as Item 4 Manchester Community College - Variance re WALPOLE, Mass. (AP) - Tho, the North Vietnamese his big Oval Office desk while Memorial Hospital Sunday very doubtful that any solution become law without his very substantial part of our down,” he said, because that is quested to hold three day fair. May 3 , 4, 5, 1973, in Thursday today in a unanimous ruling. Authorities say they do not talking to Shultz, set no night after suffering an ap other than an outright takeover signature. Politburo member with whom market." “ the only way to get a fair conjunction with 10th Anniversary. (Fair would in Education 10 a.m. Libraries, know what touched off a second timetable for submission of the The decision overrides of the bus companies by the The court quoted from the he negotiated the Vietnam He said that in 1972 the com shake for America abroad.” clude rides and stands for display and sale of goods, parent heart attack at her educational television and MISTER DIRT night of arson by maximum legislation. But the package home. museums. Meskill's veto of proposal that state could be effected under ... previous case, Patterson, vs. cease-fire agreement. pany exported 24 per cent, or “ Only by being able to go up” stands for games of skill, stand for sale of food and requires the state security inmates at Walpole The official said Kissinger couldn't go to Capitol Hill She was born Sept. 20,1892, in Transportation 10 a.m. road this legislation.” Dempsey, as follows: “ If the $489 million, of its total sales. in some trade categories “ will beer etc.) - 60 Bidwell Street, Rural Residence transportation commissioner to slate prison but a month-long befor? next week, since Camden, N.J. She had lived in construction, including routes Forseeing the possibility of a governor were allowed to and Tho had “ a couple hours of UAC is the largest exporter in we be able to get others to com e Zone. lockup which ended last week Congress is now in recess. Largo, Fla., before moving to 25, 171, 272, 52, 275. provide tax-supported subsidies State Supreme Court ruling disapprove or veto parts of a talk." He added that he didn't Connecticut. down,” he said. might have been a factor. Hebron seven years ago. State and Urban Develop Combine To Bring You for commuter buses. The against his partial veto, Meskill bill involving general know “ whether this was a Item 5 Frank J. Halm III - Request variance to conduct Correction officers from She was employed for many ment. 7:30 p.m. Enfield Town proposal was part of a bill that said: "In the event that this legislation he could...eliminate discussion of substance or outside sale of antiques and crafts on weekends - Walpole and nearby Norfolk years as a saleslady at Steiger’s Hall. Bills referred to com also appropriated $3 million in line-item veto is unsuccessful, selected portions of a bill in merely a social occasion.” 397 Tolland Turnpike, Business Zone II. state prison restored order Department Store in Hartford mittee. state grants for local highway then, and in that event, my such a manner as to change its Kissinger looked slightly after about three hours in the until her retirement 18 years projects. Meskill wanted to action shall be considered a meaning. This would usurp the tired and did not speak with latest episode Monday night Item 6 George Negro - Variance is requested for the ago. M©bil Detergent Gasoline retain the highway construction veto of the entire...bill.” legislative function, which is waiting newsmen. He spent a during which several fires were temporary location for the parking of buses, not She is survived by one sister, Holmes Funeral Home, 400 plan but rejected the bus But no governor has the committed to the General minute or so shaking hands with set. Officials said there were no exceeding 18 - 775 Vernon Street - Rural Residence Mrs. Louise Links of Hebron Main St. Burial will be in subsidies although both items power to determine “ that an Assembly alone.” officials before leaving for his injuries. Zone. with whom she made her home. Gilead Cemetery, Gilead. at were contained in a single piece act passed by the General The bill which Meskill tried to harborside hotel. Funeral services will be There will be no calling of legislation. Assembly should be valid until veto was passed by the Item 7 Robert M. Kiernan - Request variance to convert Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the hours. Mayor George Athanson said some undetermined time in the legislature last September—‘‘in 4 existing offices into 3 single-bedroom apartments today he believes the Supreme future when, on the possible th e heat of a political Freed Prisoners - 178 West Middle Turnpike - Business Zone 11. TYPICAL, ECONOMICAL, BIG M Court decision provides the happening of an event over campaign, ” as Meskill means for resolving the state’s which neither he nor the described it in his veto Item 8 T. J. Crockett - Request variance of a side yard to bus crisis. Athanson urged the legislature had any control, the message. Since that time, the Savoring Life 8 feet on proposed lot in order to create a con governor and the legislature to act should cease to be law,” Connecticut Railway & begin immediately subsidizing forming adjacent lot, or variance of frontage to said the Supreme Court. Lighting Co. has given up its CLARK AIR BASE, Philippines (AP) - The United bus transit services using The part of the bill which bus franchises, and the 67 feet on adjacent lot on parcel at 42 Bigelow St. States’ newly released prisoners of war vyere signing money from the Public Service Meskill did not veto provided Connecticut Co. buses have I FUNERAL HOME Tax Fund as called for in the another $3 million in state been sidelined by a strike. valentines today, swapping war stories and enjoying hot Item 9 Ichabod, Inc. - Request variance to allow erection V of free-standing business sign 60 sq. feet in area, grants for building and main Having been unable so far to showers and American food as officials worked to prepare Established 1874-Three Generations of Serviced SEIF-SERVMX PRICES The mayor said the taining local roads. The persuade transit districts to 1000 feet from Cinema premises located on Shop them for a quick trip home. legislature should set aside par ping Center site north side Tolland Turnpike. governor had recommended accept his offer of 25 per cent exuberance with the men I 142 East Center Street Manchester Ij tisan concerns and invoke its The 142 men who arrived here (Caldor’s) that this money be appropriated state payment of any long-term enjoying the heady feeling of authority to force an end to the from the Highway Fund’s commuter bus deficits, Meskill Monday following their release being back among their own \Stop In Today!You WillSave/I bus crisis. surplus, but he had also has now proposed to subsidize in Hanoi and the jungles of after years in confinement. One Item 10 Merrill J. Whiston - Request for variance to Rep. William Ratchford, D- recommended that the unprofitable service through a South Vietnam woke just after construct building with 8 feet front yard and 15 Feb. 15 thru 25 senior officer described the Danbury, House minority legislature take the strings off new tax of up to a penny per dawn to begin their first full —^ feet rear yard at 40 Harrison Street - Industrial men as “ tigers.” leader-at-large, said the court’s th e money so that the gallon on gasoline sold in the day of freedom. Zone. By midday, 61 of the Are decision ‘‘mandates the municipalities could use it for planning regions where the The day was filled with returnees had been issued new commissioner of transportation subsidizing buses. This the transit districts are in opera medical checks, administrativd*^ uniforms and 72 had completed Item 11 Salvatore Avarista - Request for variance to con to use the monies already legislature refused to do, so the tion. vert a house to 2-family occupancy at 145 Adams processing, phone calls home calls to their families, tinder Heart Days available in the Public Service money was earmarked for Mayors and other municipal and measuring for new the Operation Homecoming St. - Industrial Zone. MORIARTY Tax Fund to maintain bus roads and streets. Meskill went officials have tried in vain to uniforms to get ready for a plan, each man was to be transportation.” ahead and distributed the $3 get the Meskill administration flight, possibly Thursday or allowed one 15-minute call. But 12 Tom a’s Inc. of Manchester d/b/a Frank’s Super Give generously to your 1973 Manchester Item “ I hope the governor will take million to the towns and cities. to pay a larger share of the Friday, to Travis Air Force A ir Force Maj. Robert market - Request for variance to allow erection Heart Fund representative. General George’s High Command Confers the initative, use these funds The State Supreme Court’s operating deficits with money Base in California. Daugherty talked 40 minutes o f a free-standing supermarket sign on premises at Remember, heart and blood vessel dis and put aside any effort to ruling, written by Chief Justice from the state’s Public Service ' Medical officers at Clark’s with his wife in Colorado 725 Middle Turnpike East, north side, approxi Planning an event of the magnitude of Manchester’s aqpual George Washington’s eases kill more than one million 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 develop a new regional or Charles S. House, was not Tax Fund. According to the 250-bed hospital — where the Springs, Colo. mately 100 feet east of Ludlow Road - Residence Americans a year. municipal tax program to unprecedented. The court had governor’s proposed budget for men, d ress^ in blue pajamas, One source said a number of Birthday Sale requires many high-level (or is it high-revel) meetings. The Birthington’s A restore tu s transportation in Zone. ruled in siiriilar fashion against the next fiscal year, $47.4 were being processed — said men were signing valentines for Washday theme this Thursday, Friday and Saturday is the obvious fruitation or such the State of Connecticut,” Information pertaining to above may be obtained in the Plan Open 24 Hours an attempt by former Gov. million is being taken from the the returnees were in high dependent school children on deliberation. From left are. General George (Creighton) Shoor of Shoor Jewelers; Leo ning Office. g, Ratchford said. John Dempsey to impose.a par Public Service Tax Fund this spirits and in generally good this sprawling American base Juran of F'airway; and Bernie Apter (alias John Adams) of Regal Men’s Shop. Juran’s role All persons interested may attend these hearings. The original bill was adopted tial veto 10 years figo. year and poured into the state’s physical condition. to thank them for the nujuerous as Thomas Jefferson was conceived to stress the thousands of nickels Manchester patrons ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS SEnviirf ® ''•"8T by E( Democrat-controlled A ” 7 ® ® publicize community service programs, through the 7 Days A Week! Governors dq have the power General Fund, and next year Despite the routine of colorful “ Welcome Home” can save, according to the Main Street Guild which sponsors the annual event. (Herald . ' Bernard R. Johnson, Secretary Herald ^Iween 11-12 a m. legislature and the to make “ line-item” vetoes of the total transferred will processing, the wards were signs they put on the hospital Dated Uiis l2Ui day of February, 1973 ^ Thursday |he^w before ^publication; M 3 -27 J1... ^ ^ ^ n e w ' Rcpublicsn-dorninflicu photo by Buceivicius) specific ap p rop ria tion s in . amount to $51 million. described as scenes of walls. Mobil legislature could resolve the MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues. Feb. 13, 1973 — PAGE THREE
PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Tues., Feb. 13. 1973 Downtown Guild Sheinwold oii Bridge Comment Session United Aircraft Meets Wednesday A ndovef A 6;30 to 8:30 p.m. Board of I Theatre | Delayed’ Noflh denier The officers of the Main n o t a l l d o u b l e s Noiih-Soulh viilneriible Directors comment session will Net Income Street Guild have called an im I Time Schedule j SHOW BIC PROFIT NORTH be held Thursday, in the portant meeting for Wednesday Arrest By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Manchester Municipal e KK63 . at the end of 1971 to 63,849 at the evening at 7 o’clock at Watkins Dont’ go to the bank until you <3? A Building. HARTFORD (AP) - United U.A. Theater East — "Across Hearing Listed Aircraft Corp. reported Mon close of 1972. Bros. Inc. Validated have the money ready to 0 A 9.4 The twice-monthly sessions, The meeting is termed a plan noth StrMt,” 7:30-9:30 deposit. It’s not quite the same ♦ A 0 1 9 4 inaugurated in early 1967, are day that its 1972 net income Among the projects United Jerry Lewis Cinema, South HARTFORD (AP) - A six- Aircraft said contributed to the ning session in advance of the month delay between the thing to have a strong leelii< VEsi EAST for those town residents who amounted to $50.6 million or session Feb. 20 with the Windsor — ‘‘Mash,’’ 7:00; On Dog Kennel $4.17 per share of common company’s growth were the Ar issuance of a warrant and an that you’re about to strike It 19 ♦ wish to file complaints or Mayor’s Downtown Action “French Connection,” 9:00 rich. This aw>lles particularly 1 10964 8 7.’ll 2 suggestions on any subject in stock. my’s selection of Sikorsky Air Vernon Cine I — “Mash,” meeting to consider 'a • request actual arrest has nothing to do 0 8 74 craft division to design and ANNE EMT with the constitutional right to to penalty doubles at the bridge 10.6 3 2 the board’s jurisdiction. The figures represent an 85 7:00-9:00 Correspondent from Michael Sherman for a 4, 6 5 per cent increase over net in build prototypes of a troop proposed dog kennel on Bailey a “speedy trial,” the State table. HI Those who appear are Vernon Cine II — “Pete 'n' Tel. 228-3971 SOUTH provided annonymity, and their come for 1971 of $27.3 million or carrying helicopter, orders for lOENTIFICATIOil Time,” 8:00 Rd. Supreme ^ u r t said today as it South dealer more than $40 million in jet upheld a marijuana conviction. Both sides vulnerable Q 10 5 2 comments are relayed to the $2.26 a share before a special PASSPORT PHOTOS Meadows Drive-In Theater — The Planning and Zoning Sherman informed the board KQ charge of $137 million for the engines trom Ked China and a he is applying for a commercial The federal courts have up Opening lead—King of Hearts town manager’s office for study SALEM NASSIFF “ Bullitt,” 7:30; “ Bonnie & Commission last night West started out with three KQJ and possible action. JT9D engine that caused a net strong' Surge in airline orders CMKMSHOP&SnM ayde,” 9:30 kennel for not more than 25 held a marijuana conviction. K 10 7 .V scheduled a public hearing for rounds of trumps, trying to loss of nearly $44 million that for aircraft using Pratt & 829 IMn St, MMChettBr State Theater — “Sword in dogs on property presently The federal courts have up- ' South ■.West Feb. 26 prior to its regular reduce the hand to notrump. year, the company said. Whitney Aircraft engines. 643-7389 the Stone,” 6:10-8:00; Short owned by ^ b e rt Leighton who held convictions in cases where I 4 Pass more than a year went by East discarded the eight of The major aircraft parts Subject, 7:30 has an existing kennel permit. 4 ♦ Pas.s manufacturer reported 1972 “between the issuance and the diamonds on the third trump, Pass Burnside Theater — “The r STATE Sherman’s plans call for 4 NT sales totaled $2,023,753,000 using the existing building but execution of the arrest and West did some thinking. 6 NT A ll Pas-s Getaway,” 7:15-9:30 PTA Speaker down slightly from the 1971 we have a wonderlul selection moving it back 200 feet into the warrant,’’ said the state’s By this time the diamonds Opening lead — C? J of Consult TInw Box highest court. were all located. EJast had Herald sales figure of $2,028,764,000. for oxact timo woods as well as making other Bill Clede, WTIC’s outdoor U.S. government contracts ac improvements. The case before the State doubled two diamonds to show carpet remnants and environmental director, Supreme Court was that of 21- length and strength in the suit. Yesterdays counted for $1,029,001,000 of the Mirthful! Magicall.^Mu8icall Commission members will be the guest speaker at 1972 total while the remaining and throw rugs questioned items such as possi year-old Orlando Baker of Hart If East could now afford to part with a diamond, he must have tomorrow night’s Robertson f started with the missing four $994,752,000 involved commer ideal (or saving that wall-to-wall carpeting ble inadequate ventilation in ford, a ’Trinity College student 25 Years Ago W A IT ^ School PTA meeting. who was arrested twice, on cards in the suit. _ cial contracts. In this winter weatherl the winter, when only the doors He will talk at 8 on the timely Stewart Dillon purchases United Aircraft officials said priced from DISNEY^ would be used for air circula April 7 and April 10, 1970, on If South had no diamonds. topic of “A Proper Perspective charges of possessing and West had to rely on his own land on Leonard St. to build employment in all of its tion, and asphalt paving in the on Pollution.’’ 'hie public is in TV Tonight expanded garage and sales divisions increased from 62,046 9 7 * runs. selling marijuana. ’The arrests • See Saturdey's Heretdfor | tricks in spades, hearts and vited. were made on a warrant which clubs. It would be fatal to lead a room for Ford car and truck Building official Percy Cook There will be a potiuck at 6:30 \ Complete ry Listings * agency. was requested to check with the had been issued six months Dennis Weaver portrays diamond, since that would give ‘try us, you’ll like us!’ and a business meeting at 7:45. declarer a trick that he couldn’t state dog warden and refer any before. Abraham Lincoln in NBC- SKIERS’ SITTERS FREE Ail Robertson School parents Baker was tried and con win for himself. 10 Years Ago get your recommendations to Sherman and teachers are urged to at TV’s “The Great Man’s — 6 : 0 0 — Vernon, B. C. — Mom’s the victed in 1971 by a Superior West’s only safe exit from his House majority leader Louis w eekly for incorporation prior to the tend. Whiskers” Tuesday (Feb. (3-8-22) NEWS word every Tuesday and Wed hearing. Court jury and Judge Paul hand was a low spade. South Padula speaks to Manchester nesday during the skiing season _ A i n 9 A lottery TECHMCOim* 13) at 8 p.m. (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH took two spade tricks and Although only two major lan Driscoll sentenced him to one (20) SOUNDING BOARD Republicans at annual in the Vernon area. To release •the iwrada of mohi tickets FPU PtPH’HC 5ii-;333 PLUS Short "Olympic downers own abutting property, year in jail and an indefinite continued with the seven of Abraham Lincoln celebration at mothers for the sport, free dovmtown momcheSter herel Subloct Hii” (2 4 ) ZO O M spades. Now West had to step baby-sitting services are pro the commission felt possibly AARP Chapter term at the State Reformatory (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH Manchester Country Club. BUBUSIDF IVI HtPTF'.PD in Cheshire, the two sentences Manchester up with the king of spades and Fhutu by Hunliiigton vided. ieo residents in the Hickory Hill (40) WILD WILD WEST 5 trXUTtS FROM HTFD I FI [H i Starts Feb. 16th. subdivision could be affected by Will See Film to run concurrently. Baker has get out safely with his last Worlds Greatest AtMete been free pending a Supreme Hospital — 6:30 — spade. 5 Sat Sun. 2 PJN. I fo r Klda noise and thus a public hearing should be held. “Member of the Family,” a Court ruling on his appeal and Notes (3) CBS NEWS By this time West had taken College Hdll Dedicated To William Sleith A partm ents film showing patient care and has continued his studies at (8) ABC NEWS four tricks and needed two OPEIS TILL 9 P.M. Tues. & Sat. TILL 6. procedures at Manchester (22-30) NBC NEWS more to defeat the contract. Manchester Community College Cultural Program The commission reviewed Trinity. received a bachelor of business co-educational, and conducts Memorial Hospital, will be The 6th Amendment to the (VISITING HOURS) (24) FOOD FOR YOUTH West refused to win when South Western New England benefactors to whom the Committee Presents plans submitted in June of T968 College in Springfield, Mass, college is grateful for this administration-engineering day and evening classes. and approved for garden shown Wednesday at a meeting U S. Constitution guarantees — 7K»0 — led the king of clubs. The only Intermediate Care Semi marked an important chapter building.’’ At the right is Dr. degree in 1944 from the college, Sleith, a member of WNEC’s apartments on Shoddy Mill Rd. of Manchester Chapter, every citizen’s right to a (3) UNTAMED WORLD way to defeat the contract was ot. private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 in its growth and progress Beaumont A. Herman, presi which was then the Springfield board of trustees since 1958, is MIGUEL RUBIO The applicant, although American Association of “speedy and public trial,” but (8) TRUTH OR to sit back with the A-J of clubs Retired Persons, at 1:30 p.m. p.m. 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 Saturday with the dedication of dent of WNEC. Last year, division of Northeastern the founder and former presi Spanish Classical Guitarist receiving the approval almost that guarantee concerns the a.m. - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. CONSEQUENCES and wait for two more tricks. dent of Iona Manufacturing Co. at Cooper Hall of South United period of time between arrest It was quite reasonable for William H. Sleith Hall. Sleith donated $200,000 to the University and had only Thursday February 15th. at 8:00 P.M. five years ago, only approached Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.; (18) DICK VAN DYKE evening classes. It became on Regent St., a producer of Methodist Church. and trial, not the time between West to double two hearts, Above, Sleith, who lives at 32 privately-endowed college, the In the Main Campus Auditorium Cook this month for a permit to 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. (20) NBC NEWS largest gift in its history. WNEC in 1952 and has an enroll electrical appliances. In 1%9, it construct the three apartment Mrs. Walter Schardt of the issuance of an arrest (22-30) NEWS especially after his partner had Wyllys St., unveils the On Bidweli Street Manchester Memorial Hospital Intensive Care and (Coronary dedicatory plaque, which A former resident of ment of about 3,000 students, is was sold to General Signal houses consisting of four units warrant, the State Supreme Care: Immediate family only, (24) DEAF CITIZEN doubled two diamonds for Corp., and he is chairman of the Admission: MCC Students Free; Auxcliary will show the film, Court said in its unanimous honors hjm “Chief among many Chicopee, Mass., Sleith Other Students $1.00; General Public $2.00 each on 5.6 acres. anytime, limited to five (40) ABC NEWS penalties. But once the play board. Despite the approval. Cook which was produced by the ruling. began. West had to adjust For Reservations, Call 646-4900, Ext. 259 hospital. minutes. — 7:30 — Sleith Hall is a three-level withheld issuing the permit due It quoted from a federal court Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m .- himself to reality. Any attempt structure that includes 12 After the program, there will decision which said: “ delayed (3) I’VE GOT A SECRET Tolland to a handwritten agreement in 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 (8) THIS IS YOUR LIFE to make a fortune would classrooms, 18 laboratories and 1968 between the owners of the be a business session. arrest does not in and of itself actually allow South to bring his Refreshments will be served by p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., Guest: Anne Baxter. shops, a library, seminar property, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph deny any constitutional rights.” and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. doubled contract home. rooms, and faculty office Boles, and the PZC on Mrs. Howard Flavell, Mrs. The reason for the delay in (18) MANCINI Daily Question Thomas Leleu and Mrs. Age Limits: 16 in maternity, o e De r a t io n locations. It also contains the arrangements for the turn arresting Baker was not given 12 in other areas, no limit in As dealer, you hold: college’s first large-sized lec around driveway. Frederick Hodge. in the appeal briefs or in the (2 0) FILM Spades, K-6-3-2; Hearts, A-K- Some Steps Already Taken The event is open to all self-service. (22) PARENT GAME ture hall, which seats 250. LOVE’S POTIONS NUMBER FOUR... According to the agreement, Supreme Court’s ruling. All emergency patients and ; Diamonds, 9-S-4; Clubs, A- In addition to many science the builders would construct retired persons 55-years of age (24) GREAT DECISIONS J-5. GIVE ONE FOR VALENTINE’S DAY or older. Persons may join the m * wr . c ___„ outpatients are requested to use Special — First of eight-part and engineering features, Sleith the private driveway according the new emergency room en What do you say? To Meet School Standards Hall houses important business Love has taken four natural fragrances and to town specifications and national organization of AARP 3 T C J V l I H 1 0 y o 0 0 k S series on foreign policy. trance off Armory St. Access to Answer: Bid 1 NT. The will be held this evening at the research facilities and contains mixed each with a measure of musk. The results would then deed it to the town and the newly formed chapter r p L T o r Guests: Dean Rusk, Herb opening bid of 1 NT and' the VIVIAN V. KENNESON worn-out state while the al this meeting. * O r 0 c U V F the entrance via existing home of Mrs. Robert Bass, Mile the most modern technical and are super...four super “Musky” scents: Musky for maintenance. Klein, Arthur Schlesinger. overcall of 1 NT show the same Correspondent committee was visiting, but are driveways. (30) ANIMAL WORLD now being replaced. Hill Rd. Following dinner, laboratory facilities available. Mandarin Orange, Musky Jasmine Flower, Commission members Homeowners Pediatrics: Parents allowed 8 kind of hand—16-18 points with Tel. 8754704 The building was designed by questioned the legality of the (40) DRAGNET balanced distribution and In the music department, a Angel will show slides and tell Warm Woodsy Musk and Deep Earth Musk. Each a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to mid The Tolland High School recommendation that about his homeland. the architectural firm of agreement despite the fact that WASHINGTON (AP) - night; others, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. — 8:00 — strength in at least three suits. evaluation prepared by the New McClintock-Craig and Wardlaw comes in a 1.5 oz. spray...perfectly priced for it had been added to the original (3 ) M A U D E Copyright 1973 assistance be sought from local Angel is the guest of Mr. & Valentine’s giving. Roekville Connecticut Rep. Stewart England Association of Schools Mrs. John Barbero of Russell and built by A. R. Green and request as an addendum. They Florida's husband demands General Features Corp. and state associations was not McKinney said Monday he will Discharged Monday: Mabel and Colleges (NEASC) and quite clear. The music director Dr. and is studying with the Son, contracting firm. Ju st 2 .7 5 . felt it is a private driveway, not Hospital ask Congress to give a $750 tax P. Howard, 43G House Dr.; that she quit work. made available to the public The dedication ceremony a road. (8-40) TEMPERATURES reported-4h«4 •the’’ state senior class at Tolland High. He deduction for home repairs. Ruth M. Pike, Vernon; Patrick department has been'at^Tdlland is being sponsored by the climaxed a day-long series of The matter will be referred Notes The 4th district Republican RISING About Town Kearney, Bolton; Ruth M. in 21 serrate area^. iNin'et^n High at Iea$t ^three tlihCs this American Field Services. events. It was preceded by to town counsel for decision said current administration Unden, 19 Winter St.; Eleanor (18) ADVENTURER of the areas, including twelve luncheon at 12:30 p.m. for in prior to the issuance of any per Admitted Monday: Rita St. Gerard’s Mothers Circle year developing programs. The Arts committee of the Rhines, Hartford Tpke., policies have have brought M. Fantoli, Staffordville; Hazel (20-22-30) MOVIE subject departments, vited guests and followed by a mit. “The Great Man's will meet tonight at 8 at the The physical education Tolland Junior Woman’s Club Rockville; Brendan Costello, “most new housing starts to a Brochu, East Hartford; incorporate commendations has arranged for a nautical tour of the building at 2. Presi Subdivision grinding halt.” Whiskers" (1973). Account of home of Mrs. I&tthew Moriar- department is correcting three Homestead St., Manchester; Frances W. Parisen, Vernon; ty Jr., 47 Bruce Rd. Mrs. and recommendations. situations included in the display in the Tolland Library dent Herman invited the public Although the new subdivision “I feel homeowners should be Abraham Lincoln and the little Some of the recommen,- Boyd Rhodes, East Hartford; Darcy J. Bania, Glastonbury. Donald Traca is co-hostess. recomiiiendations. for the month of February. The to attend the afternoon events. regulations have not yet been given this encouragement to girl who told him to grow a dations have already been Elsie McKinney, East Hamp Also, Michael R. Tomanelli, Maintenance of the gym has display is on loan from Daniel “We are proud to be opening approved by the commission, improve existing structures,” Coventry; Andrew A. Kidd, beard. Dennis Weaver. carried through. According to ton; Jenelle Atwood, Echo Dr., been greatly improved and the Sanders of Vernon. this magnificent addition to our land developer Robert Gregory McKinney said in a statement. South Windsor; Louis ’Tuttle, 20 Highland.Park School PTA will Dr. Kenneth MacKenzie, Vernon; Priscilla FTovencher, — 6:30 — foot spray machine, to lessen Many of the items in the campus,” he said. “I hope that informed the board he is plan South St., Rockville; Maril)Fn He also said the proposal would Hudson St.; Deborah A. (3) HAWAII FIVE-0 have its annual potiuck superintendent of schools, these chances of fungus infections, library were discovered in an many area citizens will join our ning to subdivide approximate Patten, Talcott Ave., help create a number of jobs in Romano and daughter, 35 Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the include: trustees, faculty, staff, ly 45 acres on Townsend and Kidnapers hold little girl In has been repaired. Also, the old trunk found in the home of Rockville; Cheryl Dent, Oak the home repair and allied Ashworth St.; Linda L. Krieg impregnable bunker. school cafeteria. A recommendation to students, and alumni in touring Gilead Rds. into seven lots. shower facilities are now being Mrs. Sander’s ancestors, who E R flE ld S St., Rockville; Arthur Baldi, industries. and daughter, 8D Rachel Rd.; (8-40) MOVIE designate a Business Education this structure and taking part in Although Gregory only sells Under the bill, a homeowner Senior Methodists of South cleaned daily. were whalers. This home has Prospect St., Rockville; Mary Sandra F. Stronezer and “The Great American Beau department chairman, with since become the Truro a significant event in our MANCHESTER PARKADE TAKE 1-86 TO EXIT #92 the land for development, he Mateychuk, Rt. 74, Tolland. would be permitted to deduct daughter, Tolland. United Methodist Church will A recommendation that ty Contest” (1973). Louis Jour- responsibilities identified. attention be given to complete Historical Society and some of college’s history.” said that it is his and his Discharged Monday: David up to $750 a year for the cost of Also, June Sperry, Coventry; meet Thursday noon at Susan ^ t h of the art department’s partner’s policy to reserve the dan, Eleanor revision of the 9th grade the items will be returned there Quell, Mile Hill Rd., Rockville; repairing or improving his Joseph E. Naglack, Stafford Parker, Bob nah Wesley Hall of the church. kilns were in disrepair. right to approve building plans. home. And landlords would be The Rev. Robert Eldridge will offerings, with consideration to at the end of the month. Christine Browne, Grove St., Springs; Daniel D. Scranton, Cummings. However, they are now being Mr. Sanders is a member of THE UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT permitted rapid amortization Vernon; Carolyn A. Maloney, speak. Members are reminded varied;, course offerings in Rockville; Geraldine Sullivan, (18) CAN YOU TOP THIS fixed. the Connecticut Marine Model DEPARTMENT OF DRAMATIC ARTS Bancroft Rd., Vernon; David over five years for the cost of 112 West Center St.; Robert N. (24) BILL MOYERS to bring sandwiches. Dessert science, is being studied. This The Board of Education has may go into effect in Society and vice president of FEB. 16 - FEB. 24 SAT. MATS. Cunr'opham, RFD 2, Rockville. rehabilitating rental property. Guenard, East Hartford; and beverages will be served. transferred $400 from the Elizabeth Walters, 12 Pearl St. — OHIO — September. the Vernon Historical Society. MANCHESTER STATE BANK Student Body Activities fund to 429-2912 ______PORB\REPf18ANO (18) 700 CLUB In biology, the correct use of The Tolland Junior Woman’s ■a A MODERN the nigh school actTivitles Club will sponsor Laurel Smith VOUNQ PEOPLE (24) BEHIND THE LINES accounts to fund a second the BSCS programs, with small 2nd ANNUAL n * iiM h * W «• aM «i If t* M tai class size, has been of Rtl 30, for the Phipps — 9:30 — drivef ^ inst^otiH'-Edlowing a Scholarship. The Phipps ffiafU a*H« Ml mMMV Hospital Links Rising Costs PHARMACY lower class size, following the im plem ented by splitting MMfi OMlMl Mr tlMMt fr (3 ) M O VIE Scholarship is given by the Last Chance! recommeqdations of the classes. This does, however, “The Horror at 37,000 Feet" leave the two biology teachers Connecticut State Federation of To Get A Year’s Entertainment I M l M U M H in a (1973). Thrills aboard a 747. NEASC report. Women’s Clubs to a student To Higher Patient Charges Another reconunendation in with only three free periods a William Shatner, Roy Thinnes, week, thus supporting another who has completed at least two At These Bargain Rates! Chuck Connors. J a m M the driver ed course was tbAt years of college and is studying As a result of a comparative 1972 of $10,626; social security crease cost from either a reduc the vehicle be immediately committee recommendation to SKI RACIN6 CLINIC (24) BLACK JOURNAL f , hire additional staff in biology. toward a degree. The Little Theater cost study recently completed $1.27 to $2.77 or an increase of tion of services or personnel. equipped with an outside rig^t Miss Smith is a student at by Manchester Memorial He acknowledges that neither D* Am ato According to MacKenzie, a $139,852 for 1972; maintenance — 10HH) — mirror, and proper signs. It was Eastern Connecticut State Of Manchester, Inc. Hospital, Bert Dittus, hospital from 55 cents to $1.71 for an in alternative is attractive to ad B 8 /R .P h . explained to the board i at the recommendation for Education MmiCIB (8-40) MARCUS WELBY Media Services that print and College and is majoring in iMr 17 nffirai KCM development director, reports crease of $109,734; fuel oil from ministration or to the public closed session followuig last Library Science. Tuesday, February 13 Subscription for Season which begins Feb. 16-17, 23- the relationship between which it serves. TV interviewer has a heart non-print material be annually P««M i r M olt Gm 28 cents to 71 cents for an in problem. week’s meeting, that just 24, Two Tickets each tor Three Plays, A Bonus Play, A skyrocketing hospital costs and crease of $40,540; electricity 34 Dittus describes an over before the visiting committee reviewed by all departments, C alendar 7:00 P.M. subscriber Workshop plus Monthly Publication, simplification of the problem of (20-22-30) AMERICA Five hundred thousand and subsequent Tonight: Board of Selectmen, patient costs. cents to 90 cents for an increase Special — "Domesticating a arriv ^, a second loaner car "A "Happening”. 17 i of $52,716; water from 14 cents rising costs which would be to people in the U.S. are had been received which was recommendations be made by 7:30 p.m., administration A T TH E compare it with the family Wilderness." Host: Alistair bitten by dogs every year, them, had already been in building; Citizen’s charter According to the survey to 28 cents for an increase of Cooke. not yet fully equipped. 'The All for $15.00 $12,729; operating room budget, where there was no and in 90 percent of the mirror and signs have been existance. The teachers give meeting, 7:30 p.m. Town Hall; covering the years 1967 through (24) STATE OF CONN. recommendations, print Republican Woman’s Club, 8 MANCHESTER STATE BANK Phone Rosemarie Belcher, 643-7465 1972, the increase of 592 per supplies from 67 cents to $1.75 provision „for emergencies or cases the dog is the added to the vehicle. — 10:38 — material in particular, which p.m. Dumont home, Garnet At Once To Take Advantage of This Price. cent on charges for Blue Cross for an increase of $102,194. savings, and to tell the In the English department, it (24) MARTIN AQRON8KY “friendly pet” of either the corresponds with their courses. Ridge; CCD teachers, Grades, and CMS coverage for hospital Dittus warns that the housewife she had to feed, victim or a was recommended that a In preparation for the 2nd Annual Manchester State Bank Children’s problem can only get worse as clothe, maintain the house, pay — liH K ) — professional library for the Nearly half of the 1-8,8 p.m. St. Matthew’s Parish employes lead the list. Close neighbor...About two recommendations require Ski Cup Races to be held Saturday, February 17, 9:00 A.M;, price controls are being the utilities in a rising maiicet (3-8-10-22-30-40) NEWS department be establisheii. Dr. Center. behind was malpractice in thirds of those bitten are funds to accomplish, many of Northview Ski Area, Manchester. The bank is pleased to present as surance — up 521 per cent. removed from supplies and with the same amount of money (20) HAVE GUN — WILL MacKenzie said that some Wednesday: Choir reharsal, ENDS TONIGHT - R which would have been 7:30 p.m. Congregational its special guest •— - Now Playing - Following these were telephone being enforced on hospital costs she had the previous year. Obh TRAVEL children under the age of money is available, and the fifteen...Any dog can be instituted already had last Church; PS 73 evaluation C i n e X ITA*S*H — up 142 per cent, postage — up as the above figures show. viously, says Dittus, the family — 11:05 — program is beginning this • ' ' •' ’ s \ would end up inadequately year’s budget not been so meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tolland lwiuiii)UT[S».M «M (»nr« 5)t
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PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Feb. 13, 1973 South Windsor Ttham • ^ 91 Coventry Trigon Players In 1-Act Play To Oppose Boundary Maps Filed 11 matches, 3 ix of them by pins. Club Helps Town The Trigon Players will to stay on after the play to iHanrl|i?0t?r lEuputng B^ralh Tax BARBARA VARRICK St. Francis Guild Winnmg matmen were John discuss it. present an innovative evening McSparren in the 107 lb. class; Correspondent The St. Francis of Assisi First Selectman Robert Ladies Guild will sponsor a on Saturday at 8 p.m. when the W restlin g Billy Laine in the 128 lb. class; Map Lake Area Tel. 644-8274 first student-directed play in its Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Post of Andover and Aaron “ His and Hers Monte Carlo Sachem wrestlers were Bob Vontellin in the 135 lb. Proposed boundary lines for history will be presented. Reid of Hebron will attend Whist” card party Wednesday impressive last week in a 39-26 class; Tom Murphy in the 189 ment of Environmental Buckland Rd. are on file in the Bonnie Massey, president of Subscribers who fail t6 receive their HOLLY GANTNER tomorrow’s^ public^hearing on at 8 p.m. in the church hall on victory over Bacon Academy lb. class. Also, Glenn Bagdonis Published by Manchester Publishing Protection. Two referendums town clerk’s office and all in the Players, will direct a one- Correspondent the propos^ gawline state Eton Rd. Prizes and despite starting out six points in who had the fastest pin of the Co., 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. to authorize a bonding program terested persons are invited to act play, “ Crawling Arnold.” It Tel. 742-8795 tax increase at the State refreshments will be available. the hole as a result of forfeiting match in 1:40, and Bill Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) should telephone the circulation depart-* for sewers in both the lake and review all designated take will be presented in the round in Town Planner Franlc Connol Capitol. Senior Citizens the 101 weight class. Haggerty, who won by a deci ment, 647-9946. village areas have been lines. the commons area of Rham Published every evening except Sun ly, who bepns a temporary Both selectmen feel strong South Windsor Senior Citizens The wrestlers swept 7 of the sion. defeated, and so the Rehabilita On Feb. 20, the Town Council High School. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation stint on full-time duty in Coven ly that towns such as Hebron will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. days and holidays. Entered at the tion Committee is attempting will hold a public hearing at 7 Members of the cast are Tom Member of The Associated Press try this week, is accomplishing and Andover should not have in St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se V to look at other ways in which p.m. in the council chambers of Fisher, Heather MaDonald, ail important task, thanks to the to subsidize mass Hall on Sand Hill Rd. for a cond Class Mail Matter. pollution problems might be the Town Hall to consider Maureen Henaghan, Jason asslstonce of the Coventry transportation for towns such regular meeting. The program HURRY solved. widening the road to 36 feet Osborn and Cheryl Armfield. Burl L. Lyons Publisher Junior Women’s Club. as Hartford. will include a slide presentation The Manchester Publishing Co. According to Connolly, about from Ellington Rd. to Doming There will be a minimal Each ’Tuesday and Thursday, Reid has been in touch, with on Majorca, by Alma Widell UP TO 50% OFF assumes no financial responsibility for two months of work on the St. and 30 feet from Doming St. admission charge and the direc WE HAVE TO CLEAH OUR SHELVES BY FEB. 2S, f973 a contingent of Juniors meets State Senator David Odegard and Helen Barnett. typographical errors appearing in adver maps remains, and he noted to the Manchester town line. tor invites all those interested FEATURING with Connolly in the Town expressing the town’s Refreshments will be served. Subscription Rates that the Juniors, in offering Preliminary cost estimates UNIQUE CHRISTMAS OECORATIVES tisements and other reading matter in Hall’s basement “ blue room” disapproval of the proposed The Community Service Payable in Advance their assistance, “ made a com including contingencies are EARLY AMERICAN DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES The Manchester Evening Herald. to work on maps of the town’s tax. Council office in South Windsor mittment to the town which $192,00. The council will deter DRUG SALES $8 BILLION OPEN MON.-FRI. 10:30-^.30 Display advertising closing hours, heavily populated lake area. will be closed the school vaca One Month $3.25 they are fulfilling.’’ The mine at the public hearing, Washington — The U. S. in three full days prior to publication. The work involves a great deal tion week of Feb. 19-23. i Single Copy 154 assistance is especially “ whether from the standpoint dustry’s global manufacture of Sat Sun. llJHl-SdKI Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon of research regarding the Also closed will be the Day 397 TOlLiUDTFKL By Carrier, Weekly 754 valuable, he said, since there is of common convenience and pharnraceutical products reached oltoial S H O P homes in the lake area, and Care Center on Feb. 22 and the a record value of $8.1 billion in MWCIESTBL CONN. 643-5383 prior to day of publication; 12 noon a “ session-to-session necessity, the boundaries of hristmas One Y ear $39.00 such information as type of D<^e Seizures Triple Learning program on Feb. 19. 1972, with foreign sales totaling Friday for publication Saturday and continuity” in the work being Buckland Rd. should be Six .Months $19.50 ownership of homes, size of Washington — In 1971, $920 both CSC sponsored. $2.7 billion. Monday. done. lots, history of turnover in million worth of narcotics was altered.” Three Months $9.75 Between two and five women ownership, condition of the confiscated by U.S. authorities, from the club help out at each home, and problems en three times the amount seized P ' W . I work session, with a babysitting countered in obtaining in 1970. There are an estimated pool available. The help being mortgages are all being color- 500,000 addicts in the United How To Hold Down Prices offered is a part of the Junior States, who consume a total of coded onto neighborhood maps. Women’s Club program of five to six tons of heroin ' IA A When the job is Congress to cut waste and hold down ... „y,s< S,' '.s>| community assistance. annually. The government is hopeful that completed—and there is still voluntary controls on wages and federal spending, a primary about half of the work ^ ' 1 remaining all the information prices will work. If they do, it will not inflationary force. Our chronic . < r on neighborhood maps will be Bolton deficits and continuing imbalance in be because people are less greedy but transfered onto one giant map foreign trade have weakened the dollar of the entire area, so that, at a Hey Come because of the “ club in the 3 glance, many different facets of closet”—standby powers to stop or and now threaten a new monetary the area can be learned. Ahearn Sees Bypass roll back inflationary advances. crisis. ’The work is being done in Another and perhaps the most Winter Wonderland. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) This could prove to be messy as well conjunction with the Of Finance Board Rehabilitation Committee and, as controversial. Manifestly, it would effective way to beat inflation is to once completed, will make it proving special appropriations The increase productivity. This can be JUDITH DONOHUE stir up the bitter antagonism of possible to estimate costs as well as preparation of the Correspondent done by men willing to give a day’s involved in a possible town budget, Aheam said, and workers denied inflationary wage Tel. 649-8409 rehabilitation program for the no appropriation can be made work for a day’s pay and by Bolton’s finance board hikes. lake area, if the information f o r an y purpose not United Transportation Union government willing to reward com Open Forum Ccipitttl F UTG gathered appears to point in chairm ^ Aloysius Aheam has recommended by the board. issued a ' statement charging panies which lower costs by raising that direction. Ahearn was apparently members have shown their disregard that “ vested interest groups” in the State of Connecticut let Andrew Tally Other information being referring to a comment by production. town have tried to bypass the for the national interests or the life of R idiculous themselves be heard with gathered includes the number selectman Ray Soma at a re In contrast to the railroad union, of school-age children in the Board of Finance in GRAND the company they work for—the Penn To the editor: regard to running the business cent park commission meeting Poor Things area and a pollution history of appropriating funds. He said workers at the Kaiser Steel plant in With regard to a bill that the of the state. indicating that the commission Central Railroad. They walk off the such efforts would be “ illegal governor and some of the There is a fund available to properties back to 1966. This should seek approval at a town Fontana, Calif., asked management and doomed to frustration” . job in protest against the railroad’s legislators are trying to rush subsidize transportation. It was information is considered vital, meeting for park development was not considered a literary particularly since the towil is He stated that state statutes for a chance to help out when the plant through the General Assembly put into effect when the state WASHINGTON-Among his Eastern Establishment poobah funds from the contingency plan to eliminate 6,000 jobs over a blemish. A University of give the locai finance board to get the buses running, a few started subsidizing the Penn who helped get us into the war under a pollution abatement account. He felt that if the appeared about to close because of professional critics here and Michigan psychologist named specific responsibility for ap- five-year period, saving $90 million a comments: Central Railroad. And, at pre under Kennedy and Johnson and order from the state depart request were submitted in the abroad. President Nixon stands Elton'McNeil tells Newsweek: year. They were aware it might be a Japanese competition in producing The State of Connecticut at sent, that fund has ap then joined the get-out- commission’s regular budget accused of giving peace a bad “ We just got garbaged. We two inch galvanized pipe. the present time has the highest proximately seven million name. They liked him better yesterday crowd, says the request, it would be cut by the death blow to the company, already have scars all over our body, gasoline tax of any state in the dollars. when he was bombing North settlement he’d been asking for finance board. “ We don’t think anybody in the and we’ll probably be counting Hebron bankrupt, and looking for federal aid union. Yet, they are trying to For the governor and the Vietnam back to the horse-and- won’t work. Of Harriman, the Soma said later he was not them for the next 10 years.” A world can out-produce hs,” an put another one-half to one cent State Legislature to try to most charitable comment is suggesting that the finance to keep running. buggy age. “ saddened liberal” asks the employe spokesman said. “ I hear all on top of the present 10 cent burden the motoring public to When the B-52’s were flying, that his advanced age fits him board be bypassed, and said he The strike brought quick emergency magazine: “ How do we accept Cleaner, Safer World state tax to be divided between operate buses that they seldom, the peaceniks were at their better than the mantle of elder realized that the item would this bunk about how good they do it in the fact that, as a country, action in Congress to halt the strike the towns in each planning dis if ever, use is one of the most most euphoric. They could get statesman he claims by divine still have to come to the board we’re not innocent anymore?” School Program Topic Japan and (Jermany, and we told trict to help “ bail out” the bus ridiculous pieces of legislation their kicks comparing Nixon to right. for approval. for 90 days but no move as yet on the To be sure, some self- company that can’t manage its in my estimation that has ever Hitler and Attila the Hun. Now George McGovern, who ran with sound and visual Ahearn also explained that management to let us try something.” flagellation is mandatory when ANNE EM T basic problem of how to get the own business. been put before the people of they have to work for their rap away to London so he wouldn’t techniques, the assembly will money would not be available the Republic looks back on the Correspondent railroad back on the tracks of Management gave the green light Since he has been in office. the State of Connecticut. tures, dragging convoluted be on American soil when show the youngsters how to do from the contingency fund, awful mess. My Lai, the carpet Tel. 228-3971 and because of “ a lot of little things Gov. Meskill has preached Let the people who use public prose out of the woodwork to Nixon was inaugurated, says their part to clean up, since that fund is set aside operating in the black. bombing of Hanoi, the flaming nothing but austerity. But, it transportation, together with somehow suggest that peace is the settlement could have been straighten out, and set things primarily for unforeseen expen and a few big things, and a change in children fleeing American “ Yolir World: HoW Td Take A national transportation policy seems that austerity begins at thfe funds available for public not much better than caWcer wrapped up fbur yeSars ago, right in their environment. ditures. the bottom. In his budget, he transportation, put the buses seeming to imply that Nixon napalm all will take some terri Care Of It,” will be the theme that avoids periodic strikes and works attitude,” production soared 32.1 per and probably as unwholesome Soma agreed that his choice has the highest paid staff and back in operation. wanted his innings as ble forgetting. In Vietnam, o f Wednesday’s assem bly cent. The company figures it will save as mainlining with heroin. Historical Society of the word “ contingency” was better than the Taft-Hartley provision Commander-in-Chief of a real Americans did not always look program scheduled for 2 p.m. at more people being hired to his The peaceniks feel double- Herbert C. Darbee, associate incorrect and said he was $10 to $15 a ton in the cost of making Melvin E. Backes war before foraging for peace. good and too many times we the Hebron Elementary school. for 80-day cooling off period is staff of any administration in crossed. Confident that Nixon director of the Connecticut referring to the capital and non 26 Lydall St. Of McGovern, it might be noted looked awesomely bad. Arranged for the school by pipe, not enough to meet Japanese the history of this state. It is would contrive to keep the war League of Historical Societies, recurring budget. < n ' urgently needed. Manchester that even as he proposed to beg But the quality of m ercy the Cultural Affairs Com about time that the people of fires burning, they had scoffed Inc., will be the guest of the Aheam suggested that the competition, but clearly on the right Hanoi on bended knee for should not be so strained as to mittee, the multi-media presen One union leader, A1 Chesser, told at “ peace with honor” and Hebron Historical Society park commission “ follow prac peace, the Communist realists leave none for ourselves. Until tation is produced by Rick Trow Congress the strikes was not “ a labor road. demanded only that President Wednesday evening. tised procedures’” and submit were secretly negotiating with proven otherwise, this is not a Productions of Fliiladelphia, Tax reductions for increased get our prisoners of war back The meeting has been called its plan for park improvement issue” but a forceful way to get the a . President whose cold basically evil country, Pa. and is funded through the and pull all American forces for 8 at the Old Town Hall and in its regular budget request. V productivity could lick inflation and Current Quotes pragmatism they obviously whatever our past sins. Thus, it Hebron Board of Education. attention of Congress to the urgent out of Vietnam. Now that their will concern the establishment “The Board of Finance is found to their liking. comes naturally to mourn for This production will answer cost the average taxpayer nothing favorite cad has negotiated a of historical areas in Hebron. In more than happy to assist any need for a definitive plan to save the ’They are all around us—not the victims of My Lai and Bach questions such as “ What can settlement which, in effect, this connection, Darbee will town board or group seeking because he would pay less for the “ A POW is someone who’s only the Harrimans and the Mai. But I wish the professional you do to make this a cleaner railroad. “ We are happy to have the op achieves only those two goals, discuss the establishment of advise in their requests for had a confrontation with his peacenicks could spare a thread world? What innocent mistakes In Our Brand goods he must buy and the odds are he portunity to serve our country McGoverns and the prudent There are ways to whip inflation they are insulted. historical districts. town funds, but the board can under difficult circumstances. maker and found out what it’s Teddy Kennedy, hedging his bet of sackcloth and a pinch of ash might you be making? Are you wouldn’t have to pay more taxes. Poor things. The career Nelson Carrier, who recently not sit idly by and allow well- and to keep prices of goods and We are profoundly grateful to all about.” — Dr. Norman Spec- with a prayer for peace, but the for the South Vietnamese vic unknowingly breaking the law? peacenicks are essentially a purchased the historical Hewitt meaning but ill-advised groups More taxes are certain if the cost of our commander in chief and to tor, a Veterans Administration mostly faceless Nixon haters. tims of the Hue massacre and What about the future— how services in bounds. One is to support joyless lot. To them, happiness House on Rt. 66, will also attend to pursue a course that is New Location! our nation for this day. God psychologist who spent nine is being unhappy—preferably They say they want real peace, the sieges of Anloc and will we live in a safer, cleaner President Nixon in his battle with government is not cut down. and discuss his plans for using contrary to the letter and intent bless America.” — Capt. months in a German prison about what Richard Nixon is but they can’t trust Richard Quangtri. world?” this property. of the law,” Ahearn concluded. Jeremiah A. Denton Jr. of camp during World War II. doing. They refuse to enjoy the Nixon to bring it to them. The I expect it would be too much Using live demonstration Virginia Beach, Va., as he led cease-fire. They say it’s a truth is that they do not want to to ask that they also try not to be offended that it was Richard Across From Center Park, 39 others off the first plane to “ One group gets a little phony because there is still trust Richard Nixon; he is just Nixon who negotiated a cease At The Comer of Pearl St. bring freed prisoners of war out minor increase and the rest get some sporadic shooting in Viet not their kind of President. They’d have cried for his head fire aimed at ending such 615 MAIN STREET, MAN(»IESTER The Chilean Election of North Vietnam. the hell chopped out.” — Oliver nam. None of them mentions if he’d ended the Vietnam War horror stories. MANCHESTER PROPERTY OWNERS ASSN. ^ those supporting the government but Meadows, the staff director of that both Nixon and Henry Chile is scheduled to elect a new “ Let us remember, however, the day after he moved into the the House veterans’ com Kissinger warned that that that Allende will maintain at least White House in January 1969. Congress March 4, an event long that this moment belongs above mittee, describing what he says might be the case, and indeed INVITES THE PUBLIC TO all to the returning men went ‘way out into left field to It is all so artificially tragic, I awaited as a test of Socialist one-third of the seats in the Chamber is a Nixon administration plan themselves and to the families caution against overdone op- unworthy of those ancient of Deputies and thus can exercise to eliminate millions of dollars Today in History THE COMPIETE HOME President Salvador Allende’s pop Greek poets who worked in an waiting to welcome them. We in government benefits to dis timis.’ control with his veto power. age when a dollop of patriotism ularity. can join most fittingly in that abled Vietnam-era soldiers. Averell Harriman, the Today is Tuesday, Feb. 13, Inflation is soaring and a new welcome ... with quiet respect the 44th day of 1973. There are Opposition to Allende’s government for their fortitude in the ordeal 321 days left in the year. is seeking a two-thirds majority in budget for 1973 provides for about 40 that is now ending and for their Today’s highlight in H&tory: // per cent deficit financing. Foreign privacy in the time ahead.” — On this date in 16^, the W N M IW E IIK r DECORATING AND CRAFT CENTER! Congress so that it will have the ''Oh, Say Can You See President Nixon on learning English Parliament adopted a loans are improbable because of power to override a veto and prevent that the airlift of prisoners bill of rights. / further socialization of the country’s Chile’s low credit rating, so the from North Vietnam had begun. On this date— In 1633, the Italian WEDNESDAY - FEDMMRY 14th. ■ 8.-00 P.M. ’ resources. government will have to resort to For The Adults “ I recognized his foot coming astronomer, Galileo, arrived in issuance of new paper money, setting out of the door. There was not Rome and was detained by the TW WnTON MEMORIAL LIDRARY - On Nomi m ub s i Allende, apparently fearful that a o f f n e w inflation. Allende’s doubt about it. I could tell by MST.' Roman Catholic inquisition. the way he walked. He looked :Af No Purchase Necessary coalition might succeed in gaining government seems to consider prin In 1635, the first public school fabulous, like he’s ready to in American public latin'school, effective control, has proposed ting more money a solution to the come home now. 1 don’t think I GIFTS was founded. could ever be happier.” — Mrs. rewriting the democratic constitution problem but more currency won’t In 1741, Andrew Bradford of AGENDA I Jeanne Higdon of San Fran Philadelphia published the first and replacing the Congress with a dent the desperate need for food im cisco, when she saw her son. America magazine. “ People’s Assembly.” ports. Navy Lt. Kenneth H. Higdon, ' In 1920, the League of Nations ELECTION OF OFFICERS | leave the first airplane to bring Allende has said that 52 per cent of recognized the perpetual Even before Allende announced his released prisoners of war from neutrality of Switzerland. TO THE EXECUTIVE ROARD ^ OFF ON WALL scheme, his opponents charged he was the population already is under North Vietnam. In 1945, in World Wat H, the Soviets captured Budapest, planning fraudulent elections. nourished. His Minister of the “ I sa* him land! I’m so hap Hungary from the Germans. Interior, General Carlos Prats, has Discussion on - Allende was elected to a six-year py he was among the first to In 1967, it was disclosed that arrive. I’m just thrilled to term a little more than two years &go urged Chileans to work more and eat the U.S. Central Intelligency COVERINGS! death!” — Mary Jane Crayton Agency had secretly fiim ced with slightly more than one-third of less, a far from popular program. o f LaGrange, Ga., after some of the activities of the “The Charter Revision Commission” I Chile, the only government which viewing a telecast of the arrival the popular vote divided among National Student Association. (Expectations and Results) wH has elected a Communist president in in the Philippines of her son. Ten years ago: West Ger several parties. Navy Cmdr. Render Crayton of many assured the United States free elections, faces the most gloomy Chilean political observers predict La Jolla, Calif., and other freed that its agreements with ______CRAFT SUPPUES! war prisoners. the total opposition votes will surpass prospects. France would not harm Ger Speakers - man ties with the U.S, “ The budgetary process of state Comptroller, NATHAN AGOSTHRLU | the United States makes a Five years ago: As nghting mockery of democracy. There stepped up in South Vietnam, State Senator, DAVID ODEGARD 4A Today’s Thought is no room for citizen or 10,000 American troops were being transported theils on a SALES GALORE FEB.15thrul7 congressional participation hurry-up basis. Refreshments Will Be Served I the right word to say to them. like it is — it can be the right until the budget comes here to Jeremiah 23:28 “ Let the One year ago: at Uie Vatican, iM-artaif a ntand-Show support lor thoMlhitloiigM lor you and And out > At times it may be a hard word word at the right time. us as a total package conceived prophet who has a dream tell Pope Paul VI consecrated 19 ivliars we go from hifs. W to awaken them to see Lord — as I have received in the most-complete secrecy in the dream, but let him who has Roman Catholic bishops and themselves as they really are. government.” — Sen. Hubert H. my word speak my word your word from others — help archbishops from four con Manchester Property Owners Assn., Inc. | Come On In^Help Us Celebrate! Humphrey, D-Minn., in arguing faithfully. What has straw in At other times it may be a word me to speak that word to tinents. of comfort and encouragement. for a bill to require Senate common with wheat? says the others. Toay’s birthdays; former I P.O. In 42S MMchMtor, Com. 0M40 4^ Whatever the event, if we speak Submitted by confirmation of all directors of W f’re Open 0 Days-Wednestlays ’til Noon Thurs. Hites ’til 9:00 649-0300 Lord.” I first lady Bess Truma* is 88 God’s Word to man faithfully it the Office of Budget and Rev. C. Henry Anderson years old. Operu singer'Eileen Management, including Roy L. When our friends are in some will make a difference in how Pastor Farrell is S3. v Ash. sworn in last week. deep trouble or crises, we seek we face life. If we only tell it Emanuel Lutheran CJiurch , ^ V V > •. i V - . - . A
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Feb. 13. 1973- PAGE SEVEN A b ou t T o w n PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Feb. 13, 1973 Vernon Correct Schedule V ern o n Planners Consider Motel Wayne Johnson, 537 Taylor St. A bout T ow n The Marine Corps League The speaker will be Sister Julia The following is the corrected Temple Chapter, O K /9 rtll in the area adjacent to the commercial zone on the west will meet tonight at 8 at the Ryan. Co-hostess will be Mrs. c m . ■ schedule for public hearings of The meeting of the Planning The executive board of the Vernon Gardens apartment side of Rt. 83 (next to Marine Club on Parker St. Richard Tiantanida. observe Obligation N l^ t at its Forum To Study the Manchester Zoning l ^ r d Commission tonight at 7:30 at Manchester Junior Womens the Administration Building complex. MacDonald’s) to construct a meeting Wednesday at 8 p .m ^ of Appeals in 1973: The Marine Ck)rps League a u b will meet Wednesday at 8 will consider a request of Steinman has already started restaurant. the Masonic Temple. I“*J**^ Feb. 26, March 19, April 16, Auxiliary will meet tonight at 8 Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta p.m. at the home of Mrs. degrees will be conferred. Of Valentino Fiano for a special work on 210 units. His original Sigma Phi, will meet tonight at Richard Davis, 71F Sycamore ■Town Issues May 21, June 18, July 16, Sept. The commission will also at the Marine Club on Parker ficers will weaf white. permit to construct a motel on request was to construct the 8 at the home of Mrs. Ronald Lane. Cto-hostesses are Mrs 17, Oct.' 15, and Nov. 19. No consider a proposed amend St. Major issues facing the three regular business meeting will Rt. 30 total 525 units but he was given Atwood, Anthony Rd., Tolland. Paul Humason and Mrs. Donald hearings are scheduled for ment to the zoning regulations. Eta Chapter, Beta Sigma I^i, towns of Vernon, Ellington and be held at 8 p.m. ’The area in question is zoned permission for the 210 and at Mrs. Robert Diunond will pre Aughst and December. All that time was told he could The amendment would delete a The Gate of Heaven Mothers Tarda. will meet tonight at 8 at tte Tolland virill be discussed at the D of I Meet sessions will be at 7 p.m., in the commercial. It is east of the El sent a program on the build no more until sewage and paragraph in the laws which Circle will meet Wednesday at home of Mrs. Michael Tine, 140 third in a serieis of forumsbeing The Daughters of Isabella Municipal Building Hearing Camino shopping center, across American Indians. Bethany Group of Center traffic conditions are improved lists, as permitted uses in a 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. McGrath Rd., South Windsor. sponsored by the Greater will meet Feb. 21 at 7 p.m. in Room. the highway from Howard Congregational Church will After the business session, a Rockville Clergy Council, the Community Hall, Franklin Johnson Restaurant and Motel. in that area. general industrial district, a meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. in new member, Mrs. PhilHp Town Planner John Pastic restaurant or other establish The other day I committed Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Park. Members are asked to the Robbins Room of the Papenhausen of Windsor, bring a surprise gift. said such uses, in general, are Steinman previously ar^ed ment which serves food and what is the unpardonable sin for First Evangelical Lutheran Daughter Writes church. ------be welcomed with the Ritual of Church, Orchard St., Rockville. Refreshments will be served. considered proper for that the proposed new sewage non-alcoholic beverages for a mother. I got sick. Andover treatment facility and proposed consumption on premises St. Mary’s Episcopal Oiurch Jewels. Mayor Frank McCoy of Ver Dooley Hours commercial zones but each in FRASER STUDIO I had the Hong Kong Flu or will have a Holy Eucharist ser dividual application must be alterations and improvements without live entertainment. Of Mexico Quake the London Flu (Which ever is non and First Selectmen Fran State Rep. Thomas H. vice Wednesday at 10 a.m. The housing board of Dooley, D. who represents Ver considered from the standpoint to Rt. 83 would no doubt be well cis Prichard of Ellington and - 192 HARTFORD RD. (roar) MANCHESTER worse) and believe me, I Emanuel Lutheran Church will as to whether it fits into the on the way before the final Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rice of parently in Guadalajara. Many learned what it’s like to lie on Ehwin Stoetzner of Tolland, the n on ’s 5.6th D is tr ic t, has Phon* 649-2304 smaller houses here have Story Circle of South United meet tonight at 7:30 at the scheduled office hours to meet Club Marks over-all plan of development group of apartments is com 103 Bretton Rd., Manchester your bed of pain. I hurt resource panel, will give con Open 10 to 4, Monday through Saturday Methodist Church will meet church reception room. for the town. plete. Steinman is also asking recently received a letter from crumbled and more than 30 peo everywhere; my head, my sideration to such issues as with his constituents on Feb. 17 Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at On Thursday night the Zoning for a special permission to build their daughter, Mary Ann Rice ple have been badly hurt by arms, my chest, my back, my elements which go into a town’s from 10 a.m. to noon at the Ver Its Birthday B O U N D de Okhuysen of Guadlajara, falling bricks and walls. Susannah Wesley House of the Alba** Juster, hypnotist, will zoning decisions as the officials non Professional Building on Commission will hold a public parking areas in the flood plain. Introducing . . . shoulders. Even my eyes ached One portion of the land where Jalisco, Mexico, citing some of “One large hotel called the church. be guest speaker at the attempt to give guidance to the Rt. 30. ANNE EMT hearing at 7:30 at the O IL CO. if I moved them. And when I the construction is going on is IKILUMBIA MINERVA YARNS her family’s experiences during English speaking radio station Manchester Newcomers Club town’s population and business For those who live in the Correspondent Administration Building to since 1935 propped the newspaper on my Nuthiegger Camera Club will bordered by the Hockanum the recent earthquake in that begging them to reassure their stomach to see the headlines, meeting tonight at 7:30 at growth; the most effective Rockville section of Vernon, a Tel. 228-3971 review a request of Melvin American guests. I guess that meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at River. and EMBROIDERY KITS country. the weight of the paper was Mott’s Community Hall. ways to communicate ideas and session is scheduled for Feb. 24 The Young At Hearts Club of Steinman, developer of FUEL OILS Hilltop House Memorial Park, The Zoning Commission will AUTOMATIC DELIVERY The Okhuysens were atten more than a few wanted to fly almost more than I could bare. ne^s to town officers; what from 10 a.m. to noon at 1 Court Andover will hold a special Rosewood Park Gardens, Inc. right back home.” East Hartford. The program Boy Scout Troop 123 will meet also hear a request of Jack 24-HOUR SERVICE • Needlepoint and Crewel Supplies ding family day at the Rotary religious groups might do to St. (SNETCO Building, luncheon meeting Wednesday on Rt. 83. Steinman is asking BUDGET ACCOUNTS Because I try to be a good will include “Something Old August Enterprises, Inc. for a • Rug Craft Supplies Club in the Guadalajara Hilton, According to Mrs. Okhuysen, Wednesday at 6:45 p.m. at Com help make the tri-town area a redevelopment area). at 12:30 in the social room of permission to construct an WELCOMED mother, I made one attempt to and Something New” by Harold plan of development in a • Classee in Rug Making, Needlepoint, and with their four oldest children the quake occurred during the munity Baptist Church. better place in which to live, Any citizen who is not able to the Andover Congregational additional 315 apartment units 369 CENTER ST. “siesta” mid-day dinner and struggle to my feet and make Prate. The meeting is open to Polycraft when according to Mrs. plus the major issues facing attend either of these sessions, Church in celebration of its Phon* 643-6320 rest period, so there were many the family’s breakfast. those wishing to take up hobby Okhuysen, the table began to “Not on your Ufe, honey” each town. but wishes to contact Dooley, fourth anniversary. move from side to side. tales of beds sliding across photography as well as amateur Jehovah’s Witnesses will Following the panel discus may do so by writing to him at said my husband. “You just hop and professional The club will also celebrate “Lights were going on and rooms, chandeliers flying wild have group discussions of the sion, those attending the 109 Irene Dr., Rockville, or at ly and contents of closets and back into bed, take some photographers^___ Bible book, “Haggai,” tonight members’ birthdays which fall off, the microphone croaked aspirin, and forget about us. I meeting will break up into the State Capitol, Hartford. during the month of Feburary, loudly once, dishes clattered cupboards spilling and at 7:30 at 726 N. Main St., 167 guess we can fend for ourselves The Confirmation Class of groups and come back with Captain Promoted and a social hour will following and a huge flower pot fell off its breaking, Boulder Rd., 18 Chambers St., if we have to.” Center Congregational Church questions for the panel to dis Air Force Capt. Hayward G. the luncheon. pedestal just missing a huge “The manager at the super 280 Sand Hill Rd. in South Wind Learn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nor A few minutes later, John will meet tonight at 6:30 in cuss the issues in more depth Anyone wishing to attend the window in back of me,” she market said that they had lost sor, and French Rd., Bolton. man Learn of 4 Glen Dr., Ver thousands of pesos in imported tipped heavily into the room. Woodruff Hall of the church. and to meaningfully relate luncheon should contact Mrs. wrote. them to moral and religious non, has been certified as a mis liquors alone. One of the most “I’m not supposed to bother John Hutchinson, Rt. 6. “I’m sure that everybody had you,” he said in a hoarse The Manchester Sportsman’s values. sile combat crew commander CLIP40« incredible happenings, th e recent disaster in whisper, “but it’s gym day and Association will meet tonight at The Rev. Robert Wellner, at Minot AFB, N.D. Nicaragua foremost in happened lo ‘ my friend’s Capt. Learn was I can’t find my sneakers.” 8 at the clubhouse in Coventry. pastor of St. John’s Episcopal Bulletin Board thought,” she continued. husband. recommended for upgrading by “ He w as performing a It was an effort to answer The association will have its Chvax^, will be moderator and The following meetings and The whole “shake” took him. “Try the back hall. Look annual Ladies Night and the'responding panel will in his wing commander after about two minutes, according galibladder operation when the meeting all training and evalua activities are scheduled for this tabie began to move. Furious, under your bed and call Peter. banquet Feb. 17 at 6:30 p.m. at clude the Rev. Donald Miller week: YOUR NEXT to Mrs. Okhuysen. tion requirements. he told the nurse, who said, Last time you left them at his the Garden Grove. and ^ e Rev. Betsy Reed of Her letter further stated they Skating Again Tuesday: Board of Education “Yes, doctor, somebody is house.” Tolland plus a representative passed the La Merced Church Supervised ice skating is now budget meeting, 7:30 p.m., An moving it, but it’s not I.’ Final My next visitor was a very Friendship Circle of the from an Ellington church. where a large crowd had in effect at Webster’s Pond on dover Elementary School; ly, the anesthetist said dryly, solemn Sara. “ You look Salvation Army will meet State Sen. Thomas MEAT PURCHASE gathered to look at the upper AWFUL,” she cried. “Really tonight at 7:45 at the Citadel for Calmithers of Vernon will be South St., Rockville. Skating Connecticut Association of part of the tall tower which was ‘Somebody’s moving the whole starts at 3 p.m. and if the lights room.’” awful. Were you sick to your a February Thaw picnic. the,guest speaker at the fourth Parents of Children with cracked sideways “as though stomach? Would you like some and final meeting of the series on the pond are repaired the Perceptual Learning tonihoile had given it a little Mrs. Okhuysen ended her area will be open until 9 p.m. letter to her parents, “Hope warm milk?” Center Congregational next week. His topic will be Disabilities meeting, 7:15 p.m., twift." Before I could respond with Recreation Director Donald Rham High School Library. “ Mexico City was withoflt coming down next Church will have a teachers’ concerned with government on an emphatic “No”, Kate burst workshop tonight from 7 to 9 in the state Iwel. Berger said the lights were SHOP-RITE COUPON power in a good part of the city month.” She closed with, “So Wednesday: Young at Hearts in. the Simpson Wing of the Cast Chosen damaged by vandals who, ac for many hours. Peopie were long, from your daughter in Club luncheon, 12:30 p.m., An The ‘Look’ For Spring “Promise you won’t get mad, Dan Lein, a teacher at cording to Berger, have also trapped in elevators. About 20 relaxing Manana iand, as you church. dover Congregational Church mother’’ her eyes were Windham High School, has been taken the meters off the tennis people have died, but none ap- cali it.” Social Room; Rham CATS Sweaters that can be worn singly or teamed with a cardigan for fashion’s newest twin pleading. “I didn’t mean to do Hollis Circle of South United chosen to plav the le^ role of courts and the basketball meeting, 7:30 p.m., Rham High sweater look are among the “Wild Oats” collection for spring. Polyester/rayon and flax it!” Methodist Church will meet Dr. Dewey Maugham in the courts. School Auditorium; University knit tops that team up beautifully with skirts and pants. Accessorized with pearls or “Do what?” I asked weakly. WINDOW next production of the Tri-Town Steward Retiring tonight at 7:30 at the home of of Connecticut Chamber Towards the purchase of $L00 or more golden chains, they can be worn to luncheon at the club or for a work day at the office. “There’s a spoon caught in Players, “The Girl In The Freu Peter Jaconski who has Pageant For Teen-age Mrs. Robert Eldridge, 120 Singers Concert, 8 p.m.. Town the disposal, and...it’s one of Delmont St. Betty Allen, dis dian Slip.’’ retired as steward of SHADES Hall. Girls, April 6-7 the silver ones,” she confessed trict president of United The ^ow will be presented Rockville’s American Legion FRESH M EAT in a small voice. Methodist Women, will speak Made to Order March 15,16 and 17 at the Ver Home on West St., will be Dr., Rockton, 111. 61072, and Bring your old ndlets in Thursday: Board of Finance LAMB, VEAL, PORK. BEEF OR POULTRY- (^FROZEN MEAT NOT IN aUD ED ) The Miss Connecticut Teen When the children finally left about the new structure of the non Center Middle School. It is honored at a testimonial dinner must be completed and and aave SSo per ibade. meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Town Of Good at any Shop-Rite market ager P ^ e a n t will be held April me alone, I closed my eyes and Methodist Women’s group. the second production for the to be held March 3 at the post 6-7 at'the Stratfield Motor returned by March 1. I Our Servicemen pulled the blankets up to my home. fice Building; Columbia I Coupon limit one per family. Winners will receive a E. A. JOHNSON recently formed group. C3iapter American Red Cross Hotel, in Bridgeport. nose. I remembered how I felt Dupee Circle of South United Mariela Luginbuhl of Tolland Jaconski retired after 24 Coupon Expiros S a t, Fah. 17,1973 MH scholarship to Massey Junior meeting, 8 p.m., Yeoman’s Open to all girls age 13-17, Coast Guard Ens. Daniel V. as a child when I was sick and Methodist Church will meet PAtNT 00. will be cast in the role of years of service to the post. College in Atlanta, Ga., a Center at Keesler for Hall, Columbia. judging is based on poise, per Riley Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. specialized training in the ad my mother took care of me. I tonight at 8 at Susannah Wesley 723 MAD.' ST. Dewey’s wife. She is one of the Mayor Frank McCkiy will head sonality, scholastic trophy and a six-day expense remembered how she insulated the program for the evening. <•> Daniel V. Riley Sr. of 2 Lewis ministrative field. Airman Hall of the church. The Rev. founding members of the Friday: Tandarica Puppet achievements, civic con paid trip to Atlanta to compete me from the rest of the family, Tickets may be obtained by’ Circle, Rockville, was com Kryzak is a 1972 graduate of Dr. George Webb will speak. . Tpdjajrerr ■Other iherftttferr of the ■nieater of Rumania perfor tributions and appearance with in the National Finals Pageant in ■ a cozy cocoon of- fresh calling the post home. missioned in his present rank East- Catholic High School, cast will be Linda Claraham mances 6:30 and —30 p.m., no talent nor swim suit contest which takes place Sept. 1, in the smelling linen and back rubs Guest Artist upon graduation from Coast Manchester. and Bill Rollins, both of Hebron Elementary School; involved. If you qualify as to Atlanta Civic Center. Each con and fruit juice. M. Helen Van Wyk, nationally Guard officer Candidate School Manchester; Jim Hutchinson of Square Dancing, 8 p.m., An age, you are eiigible to enter, testant will submit a 100-word at the Yorktown Coast Guard My reflections were broken known artist, lecturer, art SAVE OVER n ” WITH COUPONS BELOVB Vernon and Teri MacGranor of regardless of race, color, creed or less essay on the pageant’s dover Elementary School. Reserve Training Center. by a pair of sneakered feet that Blast Hartford. teacher and author, will be the or national origin and there is theme “ What’s Right About Bentley PTA suddenly appeared on the bed Anyone interested in guest speaker at a meeting to Saturday: Rham Trigon no entry fee. America” and these essays will Navy PO 3. C. Ralph P. SHOP-RITE COUPON beside me. becoming a patron should con be sponsored tonight by the Players pi^uction “Crawling SHOP-RITE COUPON Applications may be obtained be judged enirely separately Meets Tonight “Just wanted you to know I HAMMOND ORGAN & PIANO STUDIO Pemberton, son of Mr. and Mrs. tact Mrs. Barbara Lucas, 6 Tolland County Art Association Arnold,” 8 p.m., Rham High by writing to Miss Connecticut from the pageant judging with Howard C. Pemberton of 49 found them,” John explained. 17 OAK STREET - 643-5171 at 8 at the Vernon Center Mid Towards the purchase of Towards the purchase of Teen-ager Pageant, 126 Bunn prizes going to the top three. , The Bentley School PTA will ’Tunnel Rd., Vernon. School Commons Area. Ridge St., Manchester, is on “Can Pete come over to play Emblem Club dle School. *1 or more in our *1 or more in our deployment in the Middle East have its February meeting after school, PLEASE?” Miss Van Wyk will tonight at 7:30 in the The Rockville Emblem Gub aboard the destroyer USS My husband joined John at demonstrate the techniques of auditorium. The Sounds of an Orchestra! will meet Wednesday at 6:30 Service Deli Produce Busy Day Stew Fiske. Before returning to his the foot of the bed. “How you p.m. at the Elks Home, N. Park still life painting. She will Earl C. Petersen homeport in Newport, R.I., he The combined sixth grades will present a production of doing. Mom?” he inquired in a St. The evening will start with a explain every step of the B o lto n will have visited ports in Brazil, Department Department “Young Abe Lincoln.” The play soft solicitious voice. potluck to honor past process from bare canvas to Bakes In Oven Angola, Mozambique, “ Everything ship-shape her signature when finished. A is directed by Mrs. B. Saunders presidents of the club. Good at any Shop-Rite market Good at any Shop-Rito market Malagasy Republic, Kenya, downstairs. But, we used the WITH THIS WITH THIS MH P etersen and R. Ewald. Mrs. Allan Beaverstock is small admission fee will be Grades 7-8 Coupdn timit one per family. Saudi Arabia and Pakistan. He last quart of milk and I seem to Coupon limit one per family. STORRS—You’ve heard of beat pot or covered casserole,. A speaker from the Lutz chajnnan of the program. A charged. The public is invited. COUPON COUPON S.R. is a 1970 graduate of be just about out of socks. Coupon Expires Sat, Feb. 1 7 ,1 9 7 3 5 CoHpw Expli%8 S at, Feb. 17, 1973 baked beans, baked potatoes," Sprinkle with salt and pepper, T o E m cee Junior Museum will present a Manchester High School. Anything you want before I go Honor Roll baked Alaska—Why not baked to taste. Add one-half cup rolled program on “What the Museum to work?” Bolton stew? oats. Cover with one cup hot AL E vent Airman Walter J. Kryzak III, Does For Your Child.” JUDITH DONOHUE Stew that’s baked in the oven water and about one cnp tomato A short business meeting will I pulled the blankets over my Earl Petersen, past com son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. is an economical way to stretch juice and baked covered in a. be held, after which head and pondered a moment. Correspondent VALUABLE COUPON mander of the American Legion Kryzak of 921 Main St., South Guidance Meeting SHOP-RITE COUPON meat with vitamin rich moderate oven (350 F.) two to refreshments will be served in “Yes,” was my muffled reply, Tel. 649-8409 Post-in Manchester, will emcee Windsor, has been assigned to “I want my mother!” lA BO vegetables, says Junina three hours until the meat and the cafeteria. John Petrus, assistant Towards the purchase of Towards the Durchase of Czajkowski, Extension vegetables are tender. Add six the annual “Old Timers Night,” Keesler AFB, Miss., after com principal of Bolton Center pleting Air Force basic *1 or more in our An 8-oz. Jar of nutritionist at the University of cubed potatoes during the last Saturday at the Legion Home, Listed at School School, has announced the training. He has been assigned Connecticut. And since the stew hour of cooking. Makes eight to according to Robert Donahue, ment and refreshments for the names of students in Grades 7 senior vice commander and to the Technical Training HALF-CARAT . John Flek, Bolton school is baked in the oven at a un 10 servings. guidance director, announces seniors, juniors have provided and 8 who have attained honors Health And Beauty Brim Decafinated iform temperature, there’s no Variations: Add two small chairman of the event. DIAMOND JEWELRY! transportation for members during the second quarter. A roast beef dinner will be (J^ichaei) that there will be a h i^ school need to watch it as carefully as turnips or parsnips cut into orientation meeting for all needing rides.to meetings or to Those named to the Grade 8 served at 7 p.m. and tickets are Aids Department Instant Coffee a top-of-the stove dish. pieces when you add carrots. eighth grade students and their doctors and hospital ap “A” honor roll are Kathleen available at the Legion Home Good at any Shop-RHa market BEAN-POT STEW is a Omit rolled oats and thicken parents Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. pointments. Leiner, Kathy Moonan, Kathy WITH THIS Good at any Shop-Rite market traditional New England recipe stew with four tablespoons on American Legion Dr. Morianos, Louis Paggioli, Coupon limit one per family. ^ q Coupon limit one per family. Petersen, honored in 1970 in the all-purpose room of the COUPON WITH THIS that was prepared on Mon flour mixed with water at the College Notes elementary s^ool. Robert Peterson and Barbara Coupon Expires Sat., Feb. 1 7 ,1973v .K . Coupon Expiros S a t, Fob. 17,1973 day-wash day. As the top of the time when potatoes are added. with a life membership award, Placco. COUPON MFG served for many years as 4th of Students will receive the stove was covered with a wash To make French Oven Beef results of the Differential Ap Students on the Grade 8 “B” SAVE50« boiler, getting meals was a Stew with gourmet jflavor, add July fireworks chairman. He honor roll are Todd Addison, also served as manager of the titude Tests at the meeting and Rham District nuisance. So the busy housewife one-fourth to one-half teaspoon Miss Janet Ouellette, ail high school programs will be Sally Jo Alloca, Kathleen ilHIIIHIIIli local Legion Nine, and as depu Banks, Carrie Dooman, Maria VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON would put chunks of meat, dried basil and use one-half cup daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hammond explabied. 5AB6 red wine as part of the liquid. ty commissioner of the State of Chester Ouellette of 25 Willard Geer, Cindy Isleib, Martha potatoes, onions and other T-582 Organ Guidance counselor Jeffrey a 1-lb. Can of Towards the purchase of vegetables into her bean pot Miss Czajkowski suggests Connecticut Legion Baseball Rd., has been named to the last Kendall, Donna Mageau, Program. Heintz notes that Howell CATS Elect A 2-lb., 4-oz. Box of and use the already heated oven making a double batch of baked semester dean’s list at Eastern Cheney Technical School is Patricia Maneggia, Susan Mur He is presently serving his dock, Pamela Muro, Cathie to cook the stew. stew and freezing half ot it for Connecticut State College, requiring that all applications Yuban To make Bean-Pot Stew, an easy meal on a busy day. post as a member of its where she is a senior elemen From Traditional tempo to the latest beats .. < Mrs. Cahill Noreh, Mary Robbins, Gail executive and home com be received by Mwch 1, so Gaines brown about two pounds round Consider a baked dessert, such tary education major. She is .You’ll receive the rich quality of the Leslie® ■ Secchiaroli and Tim Stehi. mittees and as a member of the students interested in atteiujiiig Coffee 15 Grade 7 “A’’ honor roll of beef cut into cubes in two as apple crisp, that can cook at currently a practice teacher at revolving speaker; Hammond’s exclusive that school should notify Heintz Mrs. Nancy Cahill of Hebron 2 5 Past Commanders Association. tablespoons fat or cooking oil. thte same oven temperature as the Maple St. School in Vernon. was elected president Saturday students are Wendy Batch, OFF Burgers He is baseball commissioner harmonic tonebar action and new finishes at once. OFF Add three ofiions, sliced, and the stew and maximize the use evening of the Rham CATS Matthew Dreselly, Leslie Good at any snop-RHe market for the State Legion Baseball and full-line styling with this organ. Reporting on his recent cam Good at any Shop-RHe market six carrots, sliced thick. Put in of the oven’s heat. (Coed Athletic Team Sup Ferguson, Cheryl Kendall, MH Coupon limit one per family. MH Program and a member of the Deborah Hawkes, daughter of Bring joy to the whole family w ^ the easy- paign to locate training stations Coupon limit one per family. porters), a newly organized Christopher Placco, David WITH THIS National Americanism Council. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hawkes for a high school work Coupon Expiros Sat., Fab. 17,1973 |^p Q Coupon Expiros S a t, Fob. 17, 1973 load built-in cassette recorder, solid-state group of Rham parents, adults 'Teller and Jeffrey Winkler. MFG Petersen, who resides with of 22 Essex St., made high experience program, Heintz COUPON ST.AR instant start and quick Identification color and in terests alunuii. Those on the Grade 7 “B” his wife, Alice, at 14 McKinley honors in the freshman class at notes that approximately 100 SAVE 15^ lIHIUHimWUWniW^ •By CLAY R. POLLAN- tabs. The Automatic Rhythm and Automatic Serving with Mrs. Cahill will honor roll are April Bergstrom, S4VE25‘ LlIRA St., is employed at Travelers the Ona Wilcox School of Nur training positions have been ^ ARIES Your Daily Aclivily Guide Accompaniment adds special ease and be Lloyd MacLachlan of $usan Butterfield, . Hildee MAS. 2) sing at Middlesex Memorial located at 44 places of employ According lo the Stan. Insurance Co. as a reinsurance Fontanella, Lori Franz, Steven VALUABLE COUPON excitement to your playing. ment in the area. Marlborough a8 vice president VALUABLE COUPON If To develop message for Wednesday,, consultant. Hospital recently. Gagnon, Michael Hassett, 42-43-51-644 Hear this beautiful organ at our studio. You’ll and Mrs. Gail Gardiner of 3A B0 .l>^-37-X-70 read words corresponding to numbers Heintz was cited by the Board 1AB5 .5775-78-85-88 72-73-74 \ Hebron, as secretary-treasurer. Deborah Howard, Karen Jones, Towards the purchase of of your Zodiac birth sign. love the looks, the sound and the price of of Education at its meeting last Towards the purchase of TAURUS SCORMO Peter Jones, Lynne Kawam, A 48-oz. Bottle of 1 A 31 You 61 A this Hammondl \ week for his work in the area of The purpose of this organiza Any Three (3) Boxes of AM. 20 32 Winner 62 Time OCT. 2 2 ^ Leslie Manna, Nicholas 2 Someone vocational education. tion is to support all boys and ; MaV 20 3 Is 33 lmprovements63 Mode Minutillo, Susan Negro, Jeffrey 34 Fooled 64 Inner NOY. 2 1 ^ ^ girls intramural and in 33-50-53 4 Hiding TRAVEL GROUP CHARTERS 35 Good 65 Thrill 12-15-17-32/s; Betty Crocker 2- Rain Barrel! '58-61-62 5 Scorpio 'I How About Joining Our | terscholastic activities at Potterton, Jeannette Radion 6 Organize 36 A 66 Impulsively 39-40-81-^ Senior Citizens 67 To Rham High School; to support, Alisa Sabella, Aldea Savva, GEMINI 7 A 37 Money SAGITTARIUS Round Trip Air Bolton’s Juniors will treat the 15 38 Day 68 Chonges E. Heart pendant and chain $305 Susan Schiavettt, Jeffrey Shaw, 8 Time NOY. A. Gold bracelet $380 I ADULT ORGAN CLASS town’s senior citizens to a through fan support, all local Layer Cake Mixes Fabric Seftener 9 Individual 39 It 69 In HAWAII LOS ANGELES B. Cinderella ring 305 G. Swirl ring, 7 diamonds 445 Terry Ann Smith, Gary Sobol, OFF 20 10 To 40 Con 70 Study DECc. 21 M l Valentine’s Day party contests and exhibitions; to in Good at any Shop-RHe market 41 Opposite 71 Your C. Heart-shaped ring 310 H. Princess . ring, 17 diamonds 310 Joseph Stephens, Sandra Good at any Shop-Rite market 6- 7 -IM 3 11 Bargain From $178.94 From $99.07 I FOR BEGINNERS volve more adults and alumni in MH 42 No 72 Feors 1416-20-21#' D. 4-diamond pin 300 J. Floral pin, 25 diamonds 410 Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Com MH Coupon KmH one per family. 57-66 12 Everyone 25-44-46 4 b ^ving the students moral sup Tomaszerski, Stephanie Ward Coupon limit one per family. 13 Hunt 43 Need 73 Proceed plus $40. service charge plus $30. service charge E. Pierced earrings 220 K. Pierced earrings 200 munity Hall. WITH THIS WITH THIS _ 44 And 74 Confidently At Our Manchester Studio and Shannon Young. Coupon Expbwa Sat, Fab. 17,1973 CANCER 14 Moke CAPRICORN L. Flexible bracelet $350 Following a business port in all their intramural and Coupon Expires S at, Feb. 17,1973 iJU H tV 15 Likes 45 Lazy 75 Property DtC. 22 ^ COUPON MFG ^ COUPON 16 Concessions 46 Confidence 76 Advances From NEW YORK Enroiiment Limited — For Detaiis meeting, there will be a interscholastic activities; and iJU L Y 22 77 Work , JAN. If ,r. 1 7 A 47 Sex via United Airlines Jet. All in 14-carat white or yellow gold to assist physical education in 18 Today's 48 Side 78 Offers 2- 3-’ 4-74 program including entertain 5- 9-27-29 Caii structors at Rham with 19 0n 49 Moy 79 Are 26-28-34 V EASY PAYMENTS INVITED ment and refreshments. dfe*31-36<0-a4 20 To 50 Do 60 Good volunteer help in any programs 81 Be AQUARIUS • ••••• Marion at 643-5171 Mrs. Harold Borst, seniors LEO 21 Restore 51 For they might want help with. FISH OFF A BIT Redeem Your I JULY 21 22 Be 52 New 82 You! JAN. 2d ^ ublicity chairman, expresses 587 £AST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 23 In . 53 Little 83 Welcomed Immediate plans of the group Boston — Between 1960 and OPEN L»A08.« 54 Activities 84 Proposition nlt.M MERCURY TRAVEL er club’s gratitude to the Federal Food otamps 24 Something i l . ' E will center around the last 1970, U. S. consumption of 5 4 -5 9 -6 8 25Hormony 55 The, 65 FinorKiol 1- 8- 10- 22< „ - OF MANCHESTER, INC. Juniqrt for Uielr continued sup MANCHESTMI ^ 7 7 - 7 9 - 8 3 26 Don't 56 Don’t 66 For l23-5^-89VSr I Open Tuesday, Wednesday Til 5:30 P.M'. ba^etball home game, FEb. tone from 10.3 pounds per per> 8:30 A.M.’ -10:30 P.M. at Shop-RHe 87 Sociol port of th« senior citizens club. 27 M qy 57 Buy PISCES 627 MAIN STREET 20; the faculty basketball ^ to 11.8 pounds. However, in VIROO 28 Be 58 At 68 Poges JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 I Thursday and Friday Nltes ‘til 9 P.M. She notes that, during the past 29 Offer 59 And 69 Swim « l . IP MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 game, Feb. 23; and the 1971 there was a decline to, 11.2 90 Relaxing I Closed Mondays few years, in addition to 30 Moke 60 Just MM.4A*. 20'20 tS8 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER pounds. 2/14 TELEPHONE: 646-2756 Hartford • New Britain • Middletown. providing occasional entertain wrestling and gymnastic shows. ■'\I8-19-454 Neutral 41-47-1-47-49-65^ ’ » M 8 -1 9 -4 5 -M @ G o o d ( § ) M lYcac € S7- 1 IU i0 ^3 « -91-90 MIO 7-71-76 HMiyiiUliEliMMMHi y-
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■> MANCHESTER EVENl l ^ HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Feb. 13, 1973 — PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Feb. 13. 1973 MCC Game Closer Baseball Herald Angle ^ /' Into Next Inning By Earl Yost In Tourney Chase ■ X NEW YORK (AP) — Baseball’s catchers are invited to start training Sporta Editor Placing all five starters in “In order to be victorious 23 while Leroy Boyd con labor problems move into the next in in mid-February with remaining double figures, Manchester Wednesday we must have a tributed 14 and Tony Salvatti ning Friday when the 24 playef players usually reporting on or about Community College routed total team effort,’’ canned*^ 12. representatives take a close-up, March 1. Following Wednesday’s South Central C.C. last night remarked MCC Coach Pat detailed look at the latest offer of the Miller called the cancellation of the outing Manchester will close at the Eagles’ Nest, 103-82. Mistretta. “Ellie Grant, Bill owners. early opening, “illegal threat of a out its schedule Saturday in SRO Assured Friday Night ’The Ckmgars need d victory Peoples, Stan Alexander and Marvin Miller, executive director of lockout,’’ and denounced Wednesday night against reserve Dave Sammataro an away game with Greater management for the step. Capacity crowds have been the rule rather than the the Major League Baseball Players Housatonic C.C. to assure all turned in good pefor- Hartford C.C. The owners had termed the exception at East Catholic High, and Friday night the SRO Association, said Monday that the them a berth in the CCCAA mances. However, if we are postponement of the early camps as sign will be up when undefeated Holy Cross High of Water- Manchrnter (103) offer wouid probably be turned over to tournament. going to qualify for the “a matter of logistics.” bury invades the Eagles’ nest. B F Pts the entire membership—a procedure Manchester now sports an tournfey we must get a Alexander 8 S 21 Miller was highly critical of the bownstaters cla/m the Crusaders have the best balanced that colild take three weeks and delay 11-9 mark and 5-5 in con maximum effort with a Moore 7 6 20 owners’ recommendation to settle high school team In the states in any category, and with a Grant 8 3 19 the scheduled March 1 opening of ference action. South Cen minimal amount of mis individual salary disputes by arbitra following of several hundred for away games, the East Guerin 6 2 14 training camps. tral of New Hi.ven now takes,” Mistretta added. Sammataro 2 0 4 tion, an offer described as “a gym most likely will be taxed to capacity long before the “In my conversations with many of stands at 2-12 over-all and 1- Team General Alexander Cortese 4 0 8 landmark proposal,’’ by John opening tap. Zack 1 0 2 the player representatives the last Herald photo by Oflara 9 in the loop. led the scoring parade for East isn’t any world-beater, but the Eagles are winners Peoples 7 1 IS few days,” said Miller, “there was Gaherin, negotiator for management. It was the second tim e this Manchester with 21 points Arbitration is only one of the issues again and will go into the battle with an undefeated record 43 17 103 the feeling expressed that this matter Everybody Has to Learn and This Youngster Tried His Luck Before Sunday^s Town Bowling Tournament with Ernie Moore close Totals in negotiations between the players at home. ’The Brass City combine wilt feature Tony Han season Manchester has gone South Cr ntrul (82) is of sufficient importance to be taken son, who is being groomed as a schoolboy All-American in over the 100-point mark. behind with 20. Moore also B F Pts to the entire membership.” and owners. Also involved are They topped Tunxis C.C. hauled in 14 rebounds. Flagg 10 3 23 minimum salayes, the reserve clause the class of Tom Roy, ex-South Windsor High star, and Dixon 3 0 6 Baseball’s latest offer came^last Walt Luckett, ex-Kolbe High standout. Hanson, a 6-5 earlier in the schedule, 106- Leaping Ellie Grant netted Lipscomb 1 3 5 Thursday and was accompanied by a binding a player to a club until he is 0 12 senior, is said to be in a position to write his name to any 84. 19 markers and was the Saivatti 6 directive to all clubs to postpone the traded, released or retired, and the leader in rebounds again Boyd 7 0 14 pension-benefit plan over which the major college in the country, both scholastically and The Cougars led all the Dguis 5 0 10 early opening of camps scheduled for athletically. He’s been averaging better than 25 points and Showdown way posting a 22-11 edg with 19. Bill Peoples con- Hardy 2 2 6 this week. Traditionally, pitchers and players struck last spring. Tribe Needs Three after the first 10 minutes or^lributed 15 tallies while Bob Toles 0 0 0 20 rebounds per game as the Crusaders go into tonight’s Goodman 3 0 6 game boasting 13 straight victories. pld^, 40-26 at halftime, and Guerin rounded out the Graham 0 0 0 Coach Tim McDonald’s club already wrapped up the 64-42 w ith 10 m in u te s scoring with 14 points. Respond to Questionnaire remaining. Charles Flagg was the Totals 37 8 82 tough Naugattick. .Valley League championship. Score at half 40-26 Manchester A tip to East folloWbrs - if you are planning on taking in For T ourney Berth Not in Book game’s top point-getter with Friday night’s game, get there early or you may be disap Schoolboy point^. ' . ^ By Dean Yost NEW YORK (AP) — College basketball purists would Tickets and Tube love an eventual showdown between UCLA and^ North Standings “We have got to win or it’s Carolina State, both unbeaten and running 1-2 in The -Payoff to Orr Notes Off the Cuff finished business,” noted Question in Poll Associated Press weekly poll. But it won’t happen. CCIL Manchester High’s- Coach John Kershaw has been named acting recreation UCLA, with 63 straight vic- Jim Moriarty before the BOSTON (AP) — A few reminded Sanderson of WASHINGTON (AP) — Confidentially, in a probe of pro superintendent in East Hartford for the ailing Bud Foran tories dating back to 1971, is sas State, Memphis State, Windham cagers last outing against years ago, Boston Bruins tbe five-year-old bet tbis football’s television blackouts. Congress is questioning who will retire shortly. Both men were first-class athletes WESTSIDE MIDGETS headed for the National Alabama, New Mexico, Wethersfield , By BILL SACHEREK Wethersfield. The statement Virginia Tech and Brigham teammates Bobby Orr and week when Sanderson in their younger days and played in Manchester many WINF rooked Nassiff Arms, Collegiate Athletic Association Hall fans in the stands about tickets and the tube. A few can’t 1 had a long weekend of skiing will hold true for the Tribe tournament to defend its Young complete the Top ’Twen Derek Sanderson made a returned to tbe Bruins times. Kershaw has been the No. 2 man in the department 48-23, in action last night at the Maloney pass up a chance to get in some kicks of their own. with good to expellent snow in in its remaining three starts national championship. N.C. bet: each waged a $1,000 after a abort, but rewar for several years...Roller derby has caught the fancy of West Side Rec. Bob Smith (24), ty- Eastern “While the prices have gone the several areas we visited. I if it hopes to land a berth in Mark lannone (13) and Randy State won’t compete there since Central that he’’d be tbe first to ding, stint witb tbe up,’’ complained a ticket- followers in this area. Last Saturday night’s presentation The Top Twenty, with being operated by former schussed from Glen Ellen to the CIAC Class LL Tourna Lanzano (10) powered the the NCAA suspended the school firstplace votes in parentheses, Conard walk down tbe aisle to Pbiladelpliia Blazers. holder, “I still sit on the same Cleveland Browns quarterback at UConn, without any fanfare, was a sellout with many Snow Valley to Stratton and ment. WINF offense. Rick Thurston’s because of alleged recruiting season records and total points. Manchester m atrim ony. So Sanderson bad bis old splintery seat that has been Frank Ryan, who has a turned away. The Roller Derby» League returns to Herald photo by Pinto Hogback. Tonight at the Clarke 16 points was best for the violations. Points tabulated on basis of Penney attorney Bob Woolf draw painted twice in 16 years — doctorate in mathematics. Snow Valley is in Winhall, Springfield one week from tonight with the Jolters facing UCLA, 18-0 this season, Arena, Manchester will host losers. 2018-16-14-12-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1: Platt out 990 single dollar bills W ith Catch painted over dirt and splinters, National Football League Vt., on Rt. 30, near the center of retained its No. 1 ranking in Sanderson lost and Orr, Brian Van Camp the Bay State Chiefs...Terry Vacaro’s world three-game Hall High of West Hartford In the second outing. Army & 1. UCLA (34) 184) 698 and 1,000 pennies wbieb 1 might add.” teams cooperated in this survey the Golden Triangle where the The AP poll with 34 of the 35 engaged to be married at duckpin bowling record score of 511 has been equaled by Navy won its 10th in a row by 2. N.C. State (1)196 632 HCC Another one wondered: “Who aimed at “trying to reach the snow just funnels in. in a CCIL battle. Earlier in ballots cast. The holdout vote tbe end of tbe National be plans to present to Orr Vicky Alford of Annapolis, Md. Mrs. Vaccaro, of turning back Crispino’s, 45-34. 3. Long Beach St. 20-1 545 would be the sponsors of guy loosely called the typical Here they have a lot more the campaign, the Indians went to N.C. State’s Wolfpack, Hockey League season. today. Manchester, rolled her set in March, 1966. She was one of Craig Kearney netted an 4. Minnesota 15-2 439 Northwest 7 1 14 2 70-Pound Beaver homegame TV? Would it be football fau,” a subcommittee snow than other areas. ’There is upset the Warriors, 45-42. 19-0 for the season. the ranking local bowlers who passed up competing in the amazing 29 markers while 5. Marquette 18-2 338 South 5 2 12 2 local organizations? Heaven spokesman said. a new parking lot on top of the Hall’s scoring machine, Third place belongs to Long Manchester Town Women’s Tournament now in progress teammate Bob Wilson collected 6. North Carolina 18-4 313 East 5 3 12 6 forbid ... their commercials are Questions range from an hill so you may ski to the base Steve Chotiner, who has eight tallies. Beach State, spirting a 20-1 at the Holiday Lanes...Timmy Quish, who starred with 7. Houston 17-2 257 Xavier 3 4 8 8 Trapped in State enough to turn a man’s opener on the distance between lodge or park in the lower gone over the 1,000 career Gary Demko found the hoop record, while Minnesota, 15-2, East Catholic High and who has emerged as the No. 1 per Joe Slankiewirz Mike Maloney S.Providence 16-2 236 St. Paul’s 3 4 10 6 Bench to Receive stomach.” home and the stadium to a valley lot. I stepped into a new point mark injured his wrist for 16 points while Steve moved up to No. 4. 0 9 1 114 When one ticketholder listed final: “ When you attend a former with Loomis School this winter, is leaning toward 9.St. John’s, NY 17-2 216 St. Bernard ly painted base lodge complete last week and may not be up Beavers in the first game of South Windsor is 7-8 and 8-8 Crispino collected 10 markers. Marquette, 18-2, picked up a 10.Maryland 15-3 208 By Earl Yost himself as undecided about game, how much do you nor ly renovated from floor to lights attending Trinity College although he has received a fine couple of places, moving into whether to buy the seat next to full capacity. the season, 76-71. overall. EAST SIDE MIDGETS ll.lndiana 14-4 164 CVC Record Red Purse mally spend on concession with clean rest rooms and a offer from Duquesne University...Quarterbacks Billy the No. 5 slot and North Man of the outdoors is Brian Van Camp of 1053 E. Middle year, he explained: “I prefer purchases and parking?” Manchester will enter the Cheney, out of the tourna Coach Charlie Shares Eastern Real Estate held on 12. Missouri 16-3 142 cherry fireplace ablaze. Met Kilmer, Archie Manning and Marty Domres are among 11 Carolina, 18-4, remained No. 6 CINCINNATI (AP) - Cincin my wife’s company to anything The key questions dealing Arena sporting a 7-8 CCIL ment picture, has lost its ’Cats have been victors in to defeat Willie’s Steak House, 13. Jacksonville 18-3 104 Bloomfield 15 0 15 0 Tpke. John Frohiing, head of Vermont National Football League players on a goodwill visit at despite dropping a three-point Trapping is one of this young man’s hobbies, beaver the Eagles have to offer.” record and 7-9 overall. Hall iast three games. The three of their last four 21-19. John Wilson and Steve 14.SW Louisiana 17-2 85 ItockviUe 11 4 12 4 nati catcher Johnny Bench, the with TV blackouts: Enterprises, who decided to militaiy bases in Thailand and Korea...‘‘Jim Turner is the decision to N.C. State. National League’s Most Some written by hand, a few meanwhile, the third best Beavers will wind up their games. Early in the season, Everett led the winners with 15. Kansas State16-3 66 Plainville 11 4 11 4 Ski Clinic during this season, and yesterday he came back from Put Q. Do you favor a law that open Snow Valley again. Snow best pitching coach in baseball. He has a job with the Three new clubs cracked the Valuable Player in 1972, typed, arriving on various sizes would provide for televising club in the CCIL race, is 9-5 season Thursday against Simsbury squeaked out a 67- seven and six points respective 16. Memphis State 17-4 64 Simsbury 11 4 13 4 nam with a 70pound male beaver, the biggest he ever Valley has just been open a Yankees as long as I’m here,” Manager Ralph Houk told Top Ten, with Houston and n.Alabama 14-4 49 South Windsor 7 8 8 8 reportedly has signed a con of note paper, these replies your team’s NFL home games month and is catching the atten and 10-5 overall. Ellis Tech at home. 65 victory. ly. Paul Peracchio and John Providence each jumping four Rudi Wyrsch, director of caught. me. Turner is now in his 51st season in pro baseball. 18. New Mexico 19-3 45 Windsor _ 6 9 6 10 tract making him the highest Game at the station in aqcpnip^ed finished question in your area? If yes, to what tion of the skier. The big plus Also collecting points for Rockville High, 11-4 and Haslett scored six markers spots to No. 7 and No. 8 respec spcfiat skirng M Mount Snbwv The beaver measured four Milkman Jim was best known during his active days as a Streaking Ellington High, 19. Virginia Tech 14-3 16 Windsor-'Locks' 5 ro*'6"i'o paid player in Reds’ baseball naires. In all, 8,200 copies of the extent — for all home games, for Snow Valley is the new Dave Deacon’s club have 12-4 overall, breezed through apiece. tively, and St. John’s of New together with Stan Jarvis, of feet long with an 38-inch Barkhamsted. The pelts are currently working on a 12- 20. Brigham Young\J7-4 17 Southin^on 4 10 4 11 history. 15 basic questions were sent by for selected home games, for equipment, a Tucker Sno Cat pitcher with the old Boston Braves...John Willamson, of been Jay Sycura and 6-5 Lee York picking up five notches the Manchester State Bank, girth. sold to a Massachusetts out three-quarters of its season EAST SIDE JUNIORS Others receiving votes, listed Newington 3 12 4 12 The Cincinnati Enquirer said the House Commerce home games sold out, for and a new Spryer packer. I New Haven, suspended New Mexico State basketball whiz, game winning skein, and from No. 14 to No. 9. and Mel Siehold, recreation “It’s a super blanket let with the meat going to Dobkin. then ran into a little trouble In a lop-sided affair, the alphabetically: Glastonbury 1 13 2 13 this morning Bench had agreed Committee’s special in Monday night home games know the area from three past has been cleared to rejoin his teammates. The courts ruled sporting a 15-1 season Maryland slipped one notch director, set up the Northview the Coon and Fox Club. M anchester’s Rich lately. The Rams were Dribblers blasted the Shooters, Cincinnati, Louisville, New to the contract over the which is worth about $36,” vestigations subcommittee to only? so off to the slopes. the Nutmegger could play again with the Aggies. record, will travel to East from ninth to No. 10. S k i course today in Van Camp’s services have Haberern enjoyed his -first beaten by Bloomfield, 78-38. Mexico State, Oklahoma, Oral c o c telephone with an unnamed Van Camp said. A beaver season ticketholders coast to Q. in the event such a law The open slopes and some of Windsor in a NCCC start. Two losses last week tumbled preparation for the 20-point game this season in scored a win over South ’The Dribblers were led in the Roberts, Oregon State, Purdue, Reds’ executive. hunter for three years, the been called on from time to coast. Response has been good, were enacted, would you the wide trails has been packed, The Knights, tops in the Indiana from fourth to No. 11. Manchester State Bank Ski the Tribe’s latest victory. Windsor then lost a close one scoring column by Jim Southern California, South Portland 14 0 15 1 The paper said Bench ap- biggest previous kill time by farmers and proper officials say. continue to purchase a season and the snow was excellent. NCCC, hold a 11-0 record. Missouri slipped from eighth to Gup Rdees Saturday. Haberern and Tom 'Tucker to Plainville. Wigren’s 21 points while team Carolina, St. Joseph’s, Pa., San Bacon 10 3 13 3 pai*ently would be paid, more weighed 55 pounds. ty owners who had the The names were “randomly ticket? ------The'packer had run through the No. 12. Jacksonville, T o n i'g h t Wyrsch will than the $107,500 given Cincin selected at our request from Responses included some have supplied the spark to South Windsor continues Bolton High (1-13) travels mates Bob Digan and Wayne Francisco, Syracuse, Cromwell 8 5 10 5 Seven beavers a season is Manchester man come in Peter Pan and the Steeplechase Ostrout contributed 15 and 14 Southwestern Louisiana, Kan present a special children's nati outfielder Pete Rose last your team’s season ticketholder complaints that Congress has Coach Regrets the Indians’ offense. its uphill battle for a tourney to Vinal Tech in Micldletown Tennessee. Coventry 7 6 8 8 the lim it in Connecticut and and catch beavers alive just twice so the powder hounds points in that order. ski race clinic in the bank season. Rose has been the list,” each fan was told by the no business looking into such Blast Catholic goes out of berth traveling to Simsbury for a Charter Oak Rocky Hill 6 6 8 9 lobby at 7 p.m. The clinic will the prized catch was No. 7 which had caused damage could enjoy the Irose fluffy Tim Charlebois scored 16 6 . 5 6 6 highest paid Red. subcommittee chairman. Rep. matters, and that the survey the Hartford County High. The latter, one of Conference start while East Hampton cover raring equipment, for the Manchester trapper. and transport them to other crystals to their fuHeSt. Temper Tantrum points for the losers followed by College Hoop Roundup 5 8 5 8 Bench was in Clalifornia Mon Harley 0. Staggers, D-W.Va. was a waste of time and money. Bob Jordan, area manager, three clubs tied for the CVC Vinal Tech techniques and course A special professional-made areas. Conference again with a Coventry High (8-8 overall) 11 from Rick Nicola. 2 11 2 14 day night, and planned to fly to No name will be made public. But a subcommittee spokesman came heretom Great Gorge second spot, sports a 11-4 Rham layout. In addition the Mount The open season for hun CLEVELAND (AP) ^ Cleveland Cavaliers’ Coach Bill short trip to East Hartford is home against Rham High 0 13 1 13 New Orleans today. beaver trap was used. Results are being fed into a defended the questionnaire, with seven years experience. and 13-4 overall record. BUSINESSMEN Bolton Snow action ski movie will be ting beaver in Connecticut Fitch has indicated he regrets a Sunday night temper tan High tonight. The Eagles of Hebron. His father, Ted, who operates “I would call this a Maine- congressional computer, with saying it will help Congress Bill Tate, a former instructor Robert’s Electric turned off shown,^ Door prizes will be a motel here, confirmed the runs from Dec. 1 to March tabulations expected in about a trum that included chair throwing and that he’ll take his will bring with them a 12-4 type beaver,” Van Camp gain information “and the cost at Bromley and member of the Westown Pharmacy in posting Rude Beginning aw arded. signing. “You can say it was in 15. month. is bargain basement, nothing punishment without further ado. mark while the Hornets are Wyrsch is known said. “The beavers in Maine US Eastern demonstration a 97-66 triumph last night at the six figures,” he said. For Van Camp, The computer, by the way, is but postage.” The punishment, expected to 7-11 overall. Community Y. Art Buim and @ .Scoreboard lEl nationally. asMhe Pied Piper are much bigger than those team, heads the ski school. Met Fitch erupted in the first The Eagles lost a heart- The muscular ,Bench, one of trapped in Connecticut as a meanwhile, he’ll have to put an old friend, Pepter Muska, a include at least a $100 fine, may Phil Hence led the victors’ at For Young Giant of Skiing as a result of his baseball’s glamour players, quarter of the Cavs’ game with breaker to South Catholic rule.” He estimated that the away his traps until next good instructor who also assists be meted out today. NBA Com tack with 23 points each. Clayt ability to develop ski was expected to drive a hard the Atlanta Hawks. Irate over a Friday night despite a sound big beovar was about eight year. He won’t mind, for his and heads the ski patrol. missioner Walter Kennedy technical foul, he heaved a Hence jx>pped in 14. In a losing potential younger bargain in contract talks. team performance. Coach NEW YORK (AP) — Lars Hansen received a rather rude children, and his original seventh beaver was one he’li Snow Valley has three lifts received a report on the inci chair some 20 feet out onto the effort, Craig Phillips tossed in Pro Basketball He slammed 40 home runs years old. dent Monday but opted not to introduction to big-time college basketball Monday night. idea at Mount Snow where he' boast about for some time to and I had hardly any waiting court and then stormed out Stan Ogrodnik’s cagers must 26 markers. and had 125 runs batted in while The beaver will be tagged Springfield Kings Set Hansen, a 6-foot-ll freshman developed the “Children's time. Yes, Snow Valley has act immediately. himself, taking off his coat as stop the potent shooting of NBA batting .270 last seasonand ear and registered with the come. SENIOR from Coquitlam, British changed from top to bottom, ‘‘I don’t know what’s to come he charged. Mark Plefka in order to involving a Top Ten team, Monday's Games Challenge Race.'' ning the MVP crown for the se State Board of Fisheries and Behind Carl Hohenthal’s 27 Columbia, was given his first At New Civic Center well groomed trails, good and of it,” Fitch said. ‘‘But there’s Cavs’ guard Lenny Wilkens come home winners. eighth-rated Providence over No games scheduled cond time in three seasons. points, Schiebel Brothers starting assignment by inexpensive food, and an up to only one guy going to pay for it wrapped Fitch up in a bearhug Elsewhere in scholastic powered Cleveland State 113-79 ABA SPRINGFIELD, Mass..(AP) “We have no intention of bombed Allied Building, 111-29, Washington Coach Marv — Attendance at Springfield moving the Springfield Kings date ski shop for rentals and ski — me.” until the coach cooled action tonight, Cheney Tech behind Ernie DiGregorio’s 23 Monday's Games Ali Worried in the nightcap. Duke Hutchin Harshman. ’The Huskies’ op hockey team,” Regan said touring. But “this bull-headed somewhat. The some 7,000 fans points and Marvin E rnes’ 20 Indiana 127, Virginia 119, ot Kings hockey games has begun (6-9) is home against St. son was a point behind ponent? None other than UCLA, Southern Bows About Bugner Monday after attending the LA- See you on the mountain! Irishman will take what’s com gave him a standing ovation as points and 22 rebounds. Carolina 118, Dallas 111 to recover from a sharp dropoff Thomas Seminary (10-6). St. Hohenttial with 26 tallies while the unbeaten, topranked Boston Bruins National Hockey ing. I’m the last guy in the he stalked off the floor. After Cleveland Stafe Utah 119, Denver 107 NEW HAVEN (AP) - that occurred when the team Thomas defeated the Joe Cannon hooped in 22 powerhouse which boasts a 6-11 LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - moved into the Springfield League game in Boston. world to want any kids to have The Cavs lost the game, 115- managed to stay close for about Only games scheduled Freshman Greg Rudomanski markers. center of its own named Bill Earlier this year Regan CEILINGS that as an example.” 107. 10 minutes, the Friars broke the scored 12 points and pulled Muhammad Ali might be Civic Center last year, a Kings I Its a good tlms for colling Phil Chak and Tom Ireland Walton, college basketball’s threatened to pull the Kings out game open with a 30-16 burst to down 14 rebounds as the somewhat worried since he official says. led the underpowered Allied at player-of-the-year last season. Larry Regan, general of Springfield if the civic center ^repairs. Froo estimatosi take a 53-36 lead at Pro H ockey University of New Haven took a sparred 10 full rounds just two tack with 10 and nine points. It started out okay for didn’t learn how to make good intermission. Providence, 17-2, NHL 20-point halftime lead and went days before he is slated to fight manager of the parent Los Bowling Hansen, a lean 18-year-old who ice and keep up the arena. Bernard A. Lozier used reserves much of the Monday's Games on to a 97-84 victory Monday Great Britain’s Joe Bugner and Angeles Kings, said the once scored 69 points in a high The Kings were formerly Inc. Defensive Standout second half. No games scheduled night over Southern Connec has scheduled another workout Springfield club, an American school game in Canada. He Hockey League team, will play housed in the Eastern States Steve Downing, a 6-9 senior WHA ticut State College. today, f MERCANTILE - Rich Luko College Basketball drew a foul on Walton with his its 1973-1974 season at the civic Exposition Center in West Phone 649-4464 center, poured in 41 points and ' Monday's Games New Haven raised its record Trainer Angelo Dundee, Turns Hand to Scoring 136, Bud Bender 135-363, Leo EAST first field goal attempt, then grabbed 14 rebounds to lead center. Springfield. sank his next two tries. aeveland 8, New York 2 to 10-12, while Southern slipped however, scoffed at anything By The AHHoeiateil PreHs aggressive game. Hillman did a Foglia 139-367, Stan Jarvis 160- South Carolina 84, Niagara 74 llth-ranked Indiana to an 87-66 Then Walton took over. Only gaihes scheduled to 4-12. like that and declared Ali usual great job. He played 51 377, Sonny Chandler 352, Bill Long Island U. 101, St. victory over Big Ten rival Indiana Coach Bob Leonard Colby 352, Harry Buckminster Peter’s, N. J. 95 Final score: UCLA 76, ly works out right up to his says Darnell Hillman “is minutes, got 16 points, 15 Illinois. 355, John Aceto 358, Mick Providence 113, Cleveland St. Washington 67. And it wasn’t matches. booming one of the best defen rebounds and did an excellent Orv Salmon sank a pair of Holmes 359, Bryce Hunt 362, 79 even that close. Sti Bridget’s-St. Rose Fat flam e sive forwards in the game,” but job on Julius Erving,” Leonard free throws with nine seconds Bugner, a 22-year-old Dave Krinjak 365, Don St. Michael’s 83, Vermont 81 Walton scored 29 points. the Pacers’ second-year man said. to play as 12th-ranked Missouri Hungarian-born fighter, has Erving led all scorers with 35 Mathiews 367, Bill Faber 379, , American U. 109, Duquesne grabbed 21 relKumds and was d e fe a t O k l a h o m ^ K tapered off his workouts and had it at the other end of the 94 Foes for CYO Title court when it counted. points while McGinnis topped Roy McGuire 379. his usual dominating presence Eight play. The free tlu-ows wasn’t as energetic Monday as Iona 70, Fairfield 65 on the court as UCLA racked up p v e Missouri, 17-3 a four-point ny Souga and Ray Fitzpatrick his manager, Andy Smith. means fat fuel bills. Hillman, who had scored the Pacers with 28. Defending CYO champions RESTAURANT - Tony LaSalle 72, Drexel 57 its 64th consecutive victory and eight points in the first 48 Despite the victory, Indiana lead and made a last-second St. Cristopher’s of East Hart popped in 18 and 16 points That’s what happens when your oil burner is not Samele 359, Bob Hyde 144-350, raised its season reqord to 196. At a meeting of the Nevada minutes of Monday night’s remained 2'A games behind lay-up by Oklahoma’s Tom ford have been ousted in the respectively. clean and well kept. Ed Doucette Jr. 363, Frank The Bruins put the game away Athletic Commission at Cesar’s American Basketball Associa West Division front-runner Holland meaningless. semifinals by St. Bridget’s of The winner of the St. Bridget- McNamara 151-386, Bob Byrnes in the last five minutes of the Palace, Smith objected What your burner needs is a tune-up. And it’s tion game against Virginia, got Utah, which got 48 points from Dwight Lamar and Roy Manchester, 54-52, in overtime St. Rose match will play first 148-367, Dorn March! 385, Bob Baseball Umps first half, outscoring the host round winner St. Christopher to strenuously to the American- easy with our annual service contract. We’ll in another eight in the five-minute the team of Ron Boone and Ebron scored 35 points apiece at East Catholic High last Sun Steullet 153, Larry Bates 364, Huskies 20-7 to take a 44-26 lead made boxing gloves chosen for spect all parts of your oil burner, and adjust overtime period, outscoring the Willie Wise against Denver. Set Meeting as 14th-ranked Southwestern day in the second round. decide the Manchester Deanery Dan Coughlin 144-358, Bill at the half. the 12-round match apparently them for maximum efficiency. entire Squires squad, to lead the Spring can’t be far away. •“osted its record to With four ticks left in the Championship. Boone had 25 and Wise 23 and McKinney 361, Ed Bujaucius “Walton is always the because the promoters were We can offer you a choice of service plans: Pacers to a 127-119 victory. Wednesday night the 19-2 with a 111-96 romp over overtime period, Tim MeCkm- they both had the hot hands to 145-365, Jim Bell 144-385, Bert controlling factor in any game getting a stipend to use them. In the night’s two other ABA Manchester Chapter of the TexasArlington. .ville sank one of two foul Tune-up alone, or tune-up including unlimited turn a one-point first-quarter Claughsey 355, Henry Frey 146- we play,” observed Bruin The 31-year-old Ali and his games, the Utah Stars defeated Connecticut Board of Approved Wendel Hudson scored 22 attempts. His second try service calls during the heating season, or tune- lead into a 60-55 halftime 396, Bill Sheekey 146404, Roy younger foe were scheduled to D ^ ver 119-107 and the Carolina Baseball Umpires will hold its Coach John Wooden points and grabb^ ir^l^inaf bounced off the rim, but Jim Booster Club up, including unlimited service calls and parts . margin. But it was Zelmo Beaty McGuire 351, Bob Boroch 375, undergo physical examinations Cougars downed Dallas 118-111. first meeting of the season at afterwards. “Our defense was as No. 17 A la b a m T b S t S S Grimes Rebounded and went required. m m and James Jones, finishing with Jim Moore 361. excellent, as it has been all 78-67 in a S o u ^ S S n Plans Meeting today and will weigh in There was no action in the 17 apiece, who turned it on in 7:30 at the West Side Rec. back up With the winning hoop. Wednesday morning at 11 a.m. (3all us, and you won’t get Plans for the season will be season, until the game was in Conference battle Paul Smith led the winners’ National Basketball Associa the third period to widen the TEE-TOTALERS - Liz hand.” “ before climbing into the ring at fat fuel bills. discussed as well as the pre scoring attack with 18 points All members of the tion. spread to 95-79 going into the Chaloux 177-499, Leda Clifford For the record, Hansen »• * Manchester High School approximately 7:15 p.m., PST. The Squires led by about 10 season clinic for prospective whiie Grimes collected 15. In a Your com fort is our business heating oil final 12 minutes. The balanced 195-193-552, Kay McCarthy 477, scored nine points. Senior Louie *^*****/*®w Cirates Athletic Booster Club are urged Although there has been little points through most of the early members.' losing effort, John Daley and attack countered Ralph Simp Sue Misseri 476, Fran Misseri Nelson was W ashing^’s high PITTSBURGH (AP) — i>|,g to attend a meeting Wednesday or no betting action, Ali rates at going until George McGinnis D a v e Brunler netted 12 and 10 son's game-high 28 points for 484, Claudette Mertens 461. scorer with 16, while Keith Pittsburgh Pirates have night at the high school in room least an 8-1 choice to whip the began hitting to lead an Indiana the Rockets. Wilkes and Larry Fanner each markers in that order. European champion. ■urge that put the Pacers ahead Eastern Bows announced the signina of St. Bridget’s will meet St. 127 at 8. (AP Photo) scored 13 for the Bruins. catcher ChgrUe Sands, b ^ g iS Topic of discussidn wiil be the in'uw foui^ quarter. And his Dallas went through the first (AP photo) HAMDEN (AP) - Senior Ro9« Of East Hartford for the ’The San Diego Padres will be Southern Cal kept its Pac-8 to SO the number of p i a ^ amdunt of money alloted for the /IWORIARTY OT t i i ^ tied the game at 11M12 five minutes against the forward Franklin Johnson put hopes alive by erasing a 28-25 round title Sunday at East Gold Racket to the Best the last tqpm to make its 1973 North Carolina State Voice under contract for the proposed universal gym; 43 aiyf sentit into the extra period. Cougars without a field goal in 19 points and led the Quin- Catholic at 1:45. The National League base bow against the Mets in Shea halftime doflcit and pulling baseball season. organizing a dinner-dance com “IVe igot real good play from and fell behind by as many as 16 niplac College basketball team away to an 80-63 victory over St. Rose got into the finals Stan Smith, winner of the Wimbledon winner and star of ball season next year will end in Stadiunq, The Padres'visit New Pretty Jo Ann Sloan, wife of North Carolina State head Sands played most of last with a 62-58 victory over St. mittee; deciding' on the float our guards,” Leonard said. points shortly after the half. to a 81-67 victory Monday night Washington State. the U.S. Davis Cup win in Bucharest, was selected yester Shea Stadium with a day game But the Chaps charged back to York June 18 for a three-game coach, Norm Sloan, sings the Star Spangled Banner before uwiK.. —--- niui wc vnarieston Mary’s. Rick Marshall led the design for the 1 5 ^ anniversary “Our four guards got 50 points over Eastern Connecticut State In the only other gam e Charlies of the International day as the world’s top t?hnis player by the writers and on Wednesday, Sept. 26 with the 315 CENTER STm MANCHESTER. CONN.* Phone 643-5135 series. winners’ offense with 25 parade; and working on plans and 14 assista and played a good tie the game 83-83. each Wolfpack home basketball game. college. League. presented a gold racket. Mets facing Montreal’s Expos. qiarkers while St. Mary’s Dan for a year-end athletic banquet. ^ > v •> -V *
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PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Feb. 13, 1973 The “Action Marketplace” OUR BOARDING HOUSE whh MAJOR HOPPLE Vm Economicol W qy BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers NO you Over 60,000 Daily Readers X, ml br iM 1 KNOW HE'S COMFIKIED ID PON'T.HUBERT-v .^ T o A d v t MTTISA^ I'M ^ Q S r \ BE REASOfJABLE... !>«. Mt I IT 'S R 3RMDU 1 HIS BOOM fORTH* EWV- 7 , T N A T S F0UR 5 PAPE5 LISTEN WITHOUT A j VA UUST MDVBP HES STILL N IT.AIKrrHET anpaclub! the Fast Results THAT HASNT SO MUCH AS SET I'VE 16 words, 8 days ___ ...... $1.89 PHONE! y IN! I'LL HAVE IT A ROOT OVER THE SILL.', FIRST TIME LOOKED ‘ CHUM, IF HE iV. CONNECTEP IN A SHOULPI WHKTiSWICOMS GOf ^ o o m f l u s h ! n o l i k e a . A\IST/^E' COPY CLOSING TIME FOR MINUTE! wrmTHis? BUT A POUBLE- sflSSsSKS 15 words, 6 days ___ ...... $3.24 TEARS, NOW CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ~ . I HATE h e a p e r m e a n s YOU PONT PLAY 15 words, 10 days ...... $4.50 50RE RULE! 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBLICA'nON LOSERS FA.IR! RIGHT, 20 words, 26 days ...... $14.56 OLIVER? Deadline for Saturday and Monday Happy Ads ...... $1.50 inch PHONE 643-2711 is 12:00 Noon Friday fAt- Services Offered 12 Help Wanted 35 HERALD PLEASE READ SECURITY guards wanted full HAPPY ADS Order Your BY HANK LEONARD SNOW plowing — driveways and part-time, permanent MICKEY FINN BOX LETTERS YOUR AD and parking area. Reasonable position. Manchester location. YOU HAVE lYO IDEA HOW SKIP POESN’T WANT HIS FATHEr | rates. Call 649-5900. BERIIY’S WORLD Only sincerely interested ; “Happy I RELIEVED I AM THAT THE TO FINP HIM! BUT VOU CAN For Your Classified or "Want Ads" are should apply. Phone 246-8271. SEARCH HAS FINALLY ENDED! T E L L M R . H A L L TH A T HE'S Flh DICK’S Snow —AND NOT TO WORRY ABOUT H Information taken over the phone as a con WILL YOU TAKE M E TO Plowing—Specializini in ser- INSURANCE agency needs Thought” . H IM — R IG H T N O W / THE HERALD will not dis venience. The advertiser should ving Rockledge and surroun close the identity of any adver read his ad the FIRST DAY IT office manager, general in ding area. Driveways, surance background requir^. T tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in sidewalks parking lots. 643-^ Salary commensurate with Today! SSSuS answering blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The 0002. (3RAMPAW experience. Jewell-England In desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible lor only ONE surance, 627 Main Street, can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion lor TREE Service (Soucier) — Manchester, 646-4662. CALL 643-2711 | any advertisement and then only to Trees cut, building lots cleared, Enclose your reply to the box the extent of a "make good" inser trees topped. Got a tree LIVE IN — mature person for Manchester in an envelope — address to the problem? Well worth phone elderly lady. Light tion. Errors yrhich do not lessen the a . . . Sofli«on* Classified Manager, Manchester value of the advertisement vrill not call. 742-8252. housekeeping. Own transporta 'kr>% Evening Herald, together with a tion preferred. 643-2977. may have MNt yow Evening | BY FRANK O’NEAL be corrected by "make good" inser SNOW plowing — Experience SHORT RIBS memo listing the companies tion. o bappy adl you do NOT want to see your commercial and residential. JEWELRY sales clerk, full Herald I Prompt, courteous service. time, Tuesday through Satur / WHAT V\G\T PAIRIE6. letter. Your’ letter will be 643-2711 References. 646-7770. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER destroyed if the advertiser is day, experienced preferred. VJHEN w e SOUR VACATION ARE Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main I THINK HE'S SON, RIOHT NOW B U T S O O N OHL H E 'S N O T FROM'ftlE VODKA PKVJTGTARR SOLi one you've mentioned. If not it B&C LANDSCAPING - Get a Street, Manchester. Happy Birthday READY f=OR A Y O U 'L L YOU JREADY.' Autoa For Sale HELP! MARIE! YOU’RE ALU WRAPPED 001M6 will be handled in the usual head start on that lawn this February 12 MAN-TO-MAN UP IN BASKETBALL... ^ A W A K E N MEAN manner. TALK! TO A N E W B A S e - 'TO year. For free soil test and es DOCTOR’S Assistant — There’s a gap in the | 3 NOREEN INTEREST. BALL! PO? 1972 TRIUMPH Spitfire, 3,000 timate, call 649-3455, 529-1965. Mature, responsible, eager to Grapevine without i| Loot and Found original miles, solid for $3,499, learn. Respond in writing Love, aslung $2,950. 649-4628. TREE REMOVAL - Pruning, stating reasons for desiring Daddy, John, Katie, you! 1 LOST — Lady’s Bulova watch, spraying, etc., fully insured. position, age, marital status, Georgle, Grandma engraved “Mother to Laura 1972 DODGE Dart Demon, V-8, Licensed. Free estimates. Call salary, previous experience. and Grandpa Get Wei! Soon | 47’^’,7>i MMo anchester cen ter. automatic transmission, rawer 633-5345. Write to Herald Box “HH” , Reward. 643-5422 after 6. steering. Excellent condition. Manchester Evening Herald. Call after 5 p.m., 643-6756. WILL clean cellars and attics. Love, i LOST male blond Cocker, about Please call 646-2387 between 9- DEMONSTRATORS — Women 11EIPSMUK- The G. and E. THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA 4 years old. Call 646-2755. CHEVELLE, 1968, hardtop, V- 3. for Rubbermaid Party Plan. No KEEP Hvrr Reward. 8, automatic, power steering, investment, no collecting, no Darbys grad condition. $800. 646-5088. SAVE on construction costs, BOWS.'',- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• delivery. For interview, 633- c u r s POW N r e l a x , f r e p , i V e FOUND white angora kitten, retired builder available to 1 1973 by NEA, Inc Ve AH... Trucka-Tractora 5 2218. J U S T O A /F s -o t t a w a t c h THE STRAIN ON A U Z € A P V h e a r d one blue eye, vicinity Allied assist persons who wish to Belated Thanks to % by Art Sansoih HEUPINS THE OU' , ^ THE HEAKT-^ ABOUT NURSE l a v a Casting, Manchester. Phone build, after or repair. Plumbing "I'm sorry, Mr. Secretary, if we let YOU see him — RN’s - LPN’s, 3 to 11 p.m., 11 Happy 11th Birthday MILDRED & WALTER | THE BORN LOSER 1972 SCOUT WAGON, V-8, and electrical experience. WAIST-LIME /j i POW N At w o r k / 875-10%. EVERY Tom, Dick and Harry cabinet member would want to 7 a.m. Opening new section LYNN For A Great BESIPES, automatic transmission, four- Reasonable. Richard Young, to see him!" of East Hartford Convalescent wheel drive, custom interior, 649-1975. Love, Saturday Night! ITIOO^ I F E E L NOTICE is hereby given that Home. Extremely high starting X*SAlP B E T T E R - Optional Share Book No. 17564^ air-conditioned. Luggage rack, salary. 751 Main Street, East Mom, Daddy, Laurie, The Friendly Gang 6 o \ WORK issued by the Manchester etc. $3,500. Phone 646-5869. FURNITURE stripping and Hartford, 528-2167, contact Mr. Pumpkin and Sunny rehnishing. Attics and cellars B E T T E R Savings and Loan Association, Building-Contracting 14 Moving-Trucking-Storago 20 Atlas. m R f c H T l / Incorporated, has been lost and 1962 FORD Pick-up, F262J, cleaned. Boat work (painting four-wheel drive, equipped with SYLVIA application has been made to and fiberglassing). Apartments ALL types of building and MANCHESTER - Delivery - PART-TIME janitorial work, Congratulations ^ said Association for f^yment of snow plow. Good running condi painted. Phone 643-5^. We are proud of youl tion. Contact Mrs. Zeppa, 289- rem odeling, rec rooms, light trucking and package days. Call 649-5334. BERN and CHARLIE g the amount of deposit. kitchens, additions, homes and delivery. Refrigerators, Love, Sock it to ’em •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 8276. SANDING Service — Commer washers and stove moving MECHANIC — Experienced, Mom and Dad cial only, parking lots and garages. Heritage Craftsmen, Joan and Joyce Panonala-Announcamanta 2 1966 CHEVROLET half-ton 872-^18 or 646-4643. specialty. Folding chairs for with own tools, for large truck roads. Modern equipment. rent. 6494)752. fleet. Call 643-2414. pick up. Best offer. Phone 649- Reasonable. Call 742-8252. ••••••••••••••••••••••»••••• INCOME TAX Service, at ygur J. P. Lewis & Son, finish Welcome Home S 2 -1 3 home. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• carpentry, rec rooms, Dreaamaklng 22 HOUSEKEEPER - 8-3, 5 days Happy 15th Anniversary ■A or 247-3115. REWEAVING OF — burns, remodeling, kitchens, per week, every other weekend p.o.w. 1 ■V I O IfTIbf MgA.-Hg., Campera-Trallera moth-holes, zippers repaired. MOM and DAD MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISHER bathrooms, formica work, CUSTOM made ladies dresses, off. For modern convalescent CW 2 Dan Maslowski g INCOME Tax returns prepared Mobllo Homoa 8 Window shades made to suits. Bridal gowns and veils. home. Apply Burnside Love, measure, all size Venetian ceilings. 649-9658, if no answer 5/2/70 to 2/13/73 S PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI in your home or mine. Call 643-6362. Also hand set fashion jewelry. Convalescent Home, 870 Burn Nancy, Barbara Your ID ^ Vt)U BOOB, WHATCHA T I'M USING THERE’S ONLY ONE WA"/ \ evenings. H. H. Wilson, 649- MOBILE HOME set up on lot blinds. Keys made while you 649-1133. side Ave., East Hartford, 289- KEEP WARM-KEEP J ready to move into. Occupancy wait. TV portables for rent. and Karl Bracelet Owner SITTING ON THE ^ IMAGINATION' 6506. RoofIng-SIdIng-ChImney 16 9571. ^ RAOIA-TORFOR?^^)^ KEEP warm.' MOVING.' March 1st. Call anytime, 643- Marlow’s, ^7 Main St., 64-5221. CUSTOM made women’s TO ...... • j, ______t h e r e s n o 8632. - * ” ■ INCOME TAX ^"Fdi' accurate ROOFING and roof Repairing, clothes, simple alterations. MACHINISTS, openings for •• ^ • •! HEAT ■ SNOW PLOWING - Help Wanted 38 • - - • •* F preparation in my office or Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707. Phone 649-295'f. lathe, Bridgeport, tool maker Bui'Z.'Z-'Z- ¥■ your home. Call R. L. Burnett, 1971 8’ Cox tent camper, opens Reasonable rates. Call 647-1044. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and jig bore. Purdy Corp., 586 to 16’, sleeps six. Call M3-5325 Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagaa 27 after 4 p.m. TWO YOUNG married men BIDWELL Home Improvement Hilliard St., 649-0000. L -I- will do small repair jobs and Co. Expert installation of INCOME tax returns and aluminum siding, gutters and MORTGAGES, loans first se SCHOOL Bus Drivers — Part- bookkeeping done professional 1969 MOBILE home in excellent painting, also cellar cleaning , cond, third. All kinds. Realty condition, set up in nicely and light trucking. Call 646- trims. Roofing installation and time work, Manchester and WANTED ly. Call Dan Hickey, 649-9145. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. statewide. Credit rating un Vernon areas. We will train. landscaped park. Ideal for 2692, 646-3726. necessary. Reasonable. Con PART-TIME SECRETARY retired couple, $4,800. Call 643-2414. RIDE wanted from Oxford •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ROOFING — Specializing fidential, quick arrangements. •0.-13 Evenings, 742-6929. Painting-Papering 13 ■Stwstai Street to Travelers, daily, 8- repairing roofs of all kinds, new Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. MATURE woman needed, for You must be proficient at shorthand and typing. 4:30 p.m. Phone 646-2878 after 6 ••••••••••••••••••••• 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart roofs, utter work, chimneys. receptionist and other light Interesting work. Hours somewhat flexible. p.m. Motorcyclea-BIcyclaa 11 INSIDE — outside, painting. cleani and repaired. 30 years ford. Evenings, 233-6879. office duties. 'Typing required. Special rates for people over 65. experience. Free estimates. Call 646-1000. Mr. Algaze. Spa HARLEY-Davidson motor Call my competitors, then call Call Howley, 643-5361. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Please call between 9-1 p.m, me. Estimates given. 649-7863. MR. ABERNATHY tract for sale, $18.25 . dall 643- cycles, parts and accessories. mortgages — interim financing PART-TIME help wanted, 646-0222 or 646-2000 BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY WINTHROP 0433 after 5 p.m. Harley Davidson Sales, 49 Park — expedient and confidential O O 000,^0 900 9 BY DICK CAVALLI GUTTERS and roof repaired mornings, 7:30-9:30 a.m., St., Hartford, 247-9774. J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom and replaced. Excellent service, J. D. Real Estate general floor maintenance. Call decorating, interior and Assoc. M3-5129. in c o m e workmanship. Reasonable 646-4220. TAX ° 1971 HONDA, CL350, $700 or exterior, paperhanging, fully prices. Free estimates. 646- jj/ M WC/UUU Prraared in Your Home make an offer. Phone 742-6808. insured. For free estimates, 1399. Bualneaa Opportunity 28 WANTED—Experienced Dependable Service 9-9 p.m. call 649-9658. If no'answer 643- inspector for aircraft blades HENRY CA8ELLA 6362. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, BONANZA vaiies and components.ipo Araly 1969 TRIUMPH Bonneville, put E!aat Hartford 568-9456 roofing, storm windows, aw Any one can make and own at Red-Lee Metalall Finishing Co., together, not basket case. Much RICHARD E. Martin. Full nings. Quality workmanship, their own profitable perfume 80 Sheldon Rd., Manchester. Do You Care ' emome, spare parts. $700. Call professional painting service. free estimates. Fully insured. business or hobby at home. No after 5 p.m., 649-0210. . Interior - exterior. Free es 872-9187 , 649-3417. IMMEDIATE Openings for timates, fully insured. 649-4411. special skill required. Starter kits from $79.95, makes over steady weekend security guard. About People? Sarvicaa Ottered 12 Must have clean record, own Autoa For Sale 4 DONALD E. Tarca - HeraM Clasiified Ids are the $1,200 worth. Kits make car and phone. Must be SNOW Plowing — Commercial paperhanging and painting. cheapest, most effective m y in the duplications of the worlds bondable. Call 247-5342 between CAN YOU WORK A r LEAST NEED CAR? Credit very bad? and residential. Reasonable FYee estimates. Call 643-0271. world to reach the 0M»t p e ^ ! Cal most famous perfumes. 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. for Banknmt, repossession? rates. Also available as backup 643-2711. Guaranteed same quality. For 5 HOURS PER DAY? Honest Douglas accepts lowest appointment. Sanitas Security BY ROY CRANE rig. Call 646-3467, 647-9304. GEORGE N. Converse — a preview in your home by the Service, 445 Homestead Ave., BUZZ SAWYER down, smallest payment, Interior and exterior painting Heating-Plumbing 17 Perfumer and a free ounce of Hartford. The Manchester Homemaker Service, Inc. is anywhere. Not small loan SHARPENING Service - and p^rhanging. Fully in POLICE, POLICE.' Y I'M ARRESTING HAWPCliFF y YH) GOT NOTHIN' ) / THEM WHAT ARE YOU^ Y finance company plan. Douglas a $35 perfume, write to; expanding to serve more communities. Mature ARREST THIS THIEF.Y.\V0U, LADY, y 'EM! A ON ME.' J— 7 m f Y POlNfi WITH THESE, V CAPTAIN EASY Saws, knives, axes, shears, sured. Cfall 643-2804 after 5 p.m. “The nicest people in town are BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Motors, 345 ^ i n . SAM Watson Plumbing and THE PERFUMER women needed especially in VERNON, TOLLAND, ---- KD-^ERf P OEWEl^gy^ VTOKt. skates, rotary blades. Quick Heating. Bathroom remodeling AVON customers!” You’ll service, Capitol Equipment ,T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, P.O. Box 3337 discover how much fun it is BOLTON, ELLINGTON and SOMERS to provide ^ 0 '*P0 S6 ER“ ANP SICCSP Y HE COULP'VB CAILEO TUB POfl OFF 1968 CADILLAC, 21,000 miles. Interior-exterior painting. and repairs. Free estimates. TH6 GREAT Co., 38 Main St., Manchesteer. Springfield, Mass. 01101 meeting new people, making home and health care to families when illness or PELL'S ROCK ■ WITH AN ULTRASONIC WHIST lS Phone 649-3665. Reasonable rates. Swirled Call 649-3808. FANS SPREAP P A N E O N JTHAT HU/WANS CAN'T HEAR! " Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday new friends, as an Avon emergencies strike in the home. Professional HAZEL! ceilings our specialty. Call 643- 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- BOTTI Heating and Plumbing Representative. It’s easy to training and supervision provided. Part-time work at TRUE..BUT 1968 CHEVY SS, convertible, 7958. 1949. start. Call 289-4922. HOW DO W B white, red interior, racellent. — Prompt, courteous service. OUTSTANDING a good hourly rate, plus the satisfaction of EXPLAIN HER. Call 643-1496. Repossessed $995. Savings Bank LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also Building-Contracting 14 community service. Mileage reimbursement also. .WEIRP PREAMS of Manchester, 646-1700. OPPORTUNITY SECRET ARIES-Client ‘ ABOUT THEM moving large appliances. Bur NO JOB too small. Immediate companies are shouting for Phone 643-9511 between 9-4. BEFORE THEY ning barrels delivered. $4. 644- NEWTOi H. Smith & Sons - good secretaries with HAPPENEP? 1967 GTO, good condition, service on service calls. Free 17TO. Remodeling, repairing, ad EAM $15,000 -$25,000-1- shorthand. Salary ranges $115 reasonable priced. Call ditions, rec rooms, porches and estimates gladly given on anytime, 646-80o7. heating or Numbing. Faucets Is available if you’re to $165. Immediate openings. CARPENTER available, days, roofing. No job too small. Call repaired or installed. Water Never a fee at Rita Girl, evenings, weekends. Additions, 649-31&. S worked on. Complete interested. This retail Manchester, 646-3441. 1967 MUSTANG automatic alterations, repairs. No job too franchise business will trainsmission, power brakes and DORMERS, garages, jjorches, S ig systems, rec rooms, small. Free estimetes. Call etc. Call M & M Plumbing & give an honest person or TYPISTS-If you have good steering. Excellent condition. Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 rec rooms, room additions, Heating, 649-2871. family financial security. teping you can start work now. ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN I&.IW I, NIA. I«: TM U. ■» b^. ,^1 ______$ ^ . Call 649-0036 after 6 p.m. p.m. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, Salary $90 to $105. Never a fee siding, general repairs. Quality You will receive a location ITS HIM, ALL RIGHT, GOOD fiAOFRY/ MARTY’S Plumbing and at Rita Girl, Manchester, 646- VOUR HIGHNESS, AN' LOOKIT TH' SIZE n 1966 FALCON, standard, workmanship. ,,Financing completely stocked and STEVE CANYON Heating. Complete bathroom 3441. HE'S SOUND ASLEEP/ O F HIM .' BY MILTON C/VNIFF excellent running condition. available. Economy Builders, remodeling and repairs. Free operating, low overhead, in 3 Needs muffler. $300. Call 647- Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, CERAMIC estimates. No job too small. high traffic area. If you BOOKKEEPER with general t h e HE BROUGHT N o 'lJ F DEEP, W ARM WATEr '^...ENGINEERED BY 1925^______evenings. ledger experience for snuall, H A R T F O R D SHAVING SEAR CHANNEL FOR A FUTURE AFOOLA.THE RED Call 742-7438. want your own business, ) SUBMARINE BASE... >, WOMAN SUB- TE E TIO s o m e w h e r e ! SHER- pleasant modern office. INTO rSRAEL.VET ^ UJCR CANYON NOW VOLVO 1971, 142S, vinyl top, TILE MASONRY — All types of have $3,500 and are willing HE HAD VERY r MARINE EXPERT! TOWNE Plumbing Service. Vacations and all fringe HALF-HUMS TUNES radio, 4-speed, 20,000 original One Call stone, brick fireplaces, walls, SMOOTH S K IN - Repairs, alterations. American to work, this is it. Call benefits. Phone 289-2708. Mrs. ExecuUve Socrotarlos ^BV A JEWISH CON miles, excellent condition, $2,- D oeeltA lU concrete steps, sidewalks. No UK£ A WOMANS job too small. Free estimates. Standard fixtures used collect, 413-739-2563. Caesar. 795. CaU 6434721.______We specialize in ceramic tile,' exclusively. Immediate ser slate, flagstone and quarry Over 20 years experience. After 1968 RAMBLER, Rebel, staUon 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. vice. Call 649-4056. PERSON to stay nights with tile. For complete bat^oom PrIvSta Inatructlona 32 convalescent woman. For wagon, m odel 770, good Dear Candidates: mechanical condition. $750.643- remodeling, we’ll handle all CARPENTRY — Repairs, BEWERLINES, sink lines, interview, call 643-6600 after cleaned with electric cutters, LESSONS, Piano, guitar, 4:30 p.m. 1904. carpentry, plumbing and tile ^ remodeling, additions, rrafing. work. Expert workmanship Call David Patria, South Wind by professionals. McKinney drums, organ. Meyers Piano a-13 a* 13 -- Bros. Sewer Disposal Com and Music Studios, 111 Center ONE MORE Go-Getter needed i(t> IW> ty NIA. Uc, JU. U t. VX'h i oh 1967 CAMARO, 327 engine, and reasonable rates. sor, 644-1796. black. pany, 643-5308. St., Manchester. 1-8 p.m. for established realtor firm. automatic, V ^ Call Mandevllle ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••‘ Complete sales aid, including SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER BY BILL HOWRILLA vinyl to p .l^ . Pnone 646-0619, WES ROBBINS carirpenU^ 643-9678 remodeling specialist, Electrical 18 POPULAR and jazz piano and membership in three area voice lessons available. realtor Multiple Listing Ser SlJSriwSl ofiS 1969 CHEVELLE, 4 l3 d V S D 'W MANCHECTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Feb. 13, 1973— PAGE HFTEEN ______Houses For Sale Out of Town-For Sale 75 Driver Faces PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Feb. 13, 1973 Houses For Sale 72 HEBRON $30^500. Business Locations- UNUSUAL PR6PERTIES Qtrdmt Produett PENNB FROM NEAVEN Crash Charge Hmlp Wuilmd 35 N«/p W0nt&d 35 50 For Rent 67 T r V TD crack a R^PER ROLL OF B u t JU ftdroptomtme In and around Immaculate 5-bedroom Ranch Louise B. Doherty, 18, of 205 BUY your potatoes direct from PERSONALIZED floors TWO-FAMUES COIK1 6 , AKJD- f l o o r , 4 iHD***' $32,000-east side, 4 and 4 flat on a lV4-acre lot. Carpetings N. Elm $t. was issued a the potato warehouse, comer of building, 390 Main Street, MANCHESTER appliances, escape to the Bucxland Road and Tolland WHAfO ru e proximately 320 square feet, with 2-car garage. Stove summons charging her with Turnpike, Buckland. Call 646- GLUE THEM MARCH to country while you can. failure to obey a stop sign and carpeted, all utilities included. refrigerators, tip top AntIquB Contemporary Snuggle up to the fireplace in R ] \s — LPNs 8248. n o A SOLID Call 649-9258. tion throughout. Excellent failure to carry her license in m M £ s ! ^ living room. Oven, range, etc. connection with a two-car 51 financing. ^ _ Forest Hills, stone and brick 7%-rbom Fantastic! H outthoM Goods 466 Main Street—Building for $33,900—Bigelow Street - The orACloUS Ranch, central air-conditioning - fireplaced collision which took place at Rest home expansion — Full-time, 3-11, 11-7. any business, office, or corn- “Hard to n n d ” kind . . . a 5-5 noon Monday at Spruce and ELECTRIC dryer, best offer, ertACK.- f ^ jly room adjacent to fully equipped eat-in e.B& W .. Rotating weekends, six months review. Excellent mercial use, near Center. Call flat with good heating kitchen. Eldridge Sts. gin^-pong table, 6^. Phone 649- 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. A car operated by Dona insurance benefits. Paid holidays, two weeks paid systems, new roof, 2-car g u - 2. $59,900 — Sunset Ridge, East Hartford, Colossal 8- Realtors — MLS age. And the lot...terrific Mancfae»ter Parttade — 649-3306 Meucci of 33 Lyndale St., was vacation after one year. Wanted to Rent 69 room beautifully maintained and decorated Garrison GENERAL Electric auhnnatic // (10flbt238). House needs some heading south on Spruce St. Ciolonial. PLUS 20x40’ in-ground heated swimming GLASTONBURY - Price when the Doherty car allegedly washer, four years old. New WANTED — Garage for work externally, but has great pool, lovely private enclosed rear yard. reduced for immediate sale. motor, excellent condition. 647- storage, Manchester area. potential. ____ Executive ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 failed to stop at the stop sign Meadows ^ Convalescent 9212. Phone 646-4220. T.J. CHOCKfn 3. $62,000 — Scenic Bolton. 5-bedroom, 3-bath Ckm- fireplaces, formal dining room, and striick the Meucci vehicle temporaiy, cedar and native stone fire almost head-on, according to Center •••••••••••••••••••••******* notcir *4H577 inter-com, fully carpeted. 633- SINGER Touch and Sew, like Business Property- placed country kiC ^.*picturesque private setting 5687, 561-1569. police. The impact of the new, hems, buttonholes, stretch collision forced the Meucci car 333 eroWELL STREET ' MANCHESTER stitches, monograms, sews on I For Sale >• amidst comparable Mtates. Contact Mrs. Dellert, 646-2321 4. $62,500 - Hartford SKYUNE VIEWS, Manchester. (X)LUMBIA — 15 acre., m