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Chronology The Weather For 1972 Clear tonight with the lows in the mid 20s. Mostly sunny Wednesday with the highs in Starts On Pago 9 the mid to upper 30s.

MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 2, 1873 — VOL. XCII. No. 77 TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS ress Convenes Tomorrow

Survey Indicates Democrats Work Decline In Heroin On Party Positions WASHINGTON (AP) — House Democrats gearing up for Use In State renewed battles with President Nixon face divisive struggles of their own today as they meet to organize for WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) — Aftet seven years of steady the 93rd Congress opening Wednesday. growth, it appears heroin use has decreased or leveled off An effort to formulate a party position on the best means in a majority of Connecticut’s municipalities,U.S. Rep. of bringing the Vietnam war to an end is the major Robert H. Steele reported today. problem to be resolved at a pre-session caucus of all House He said a survey conducted in 78 towns, including the D em ocrats. appointive, as it is now. If the seven largest cities, found a “ sharp increase” in the use of New attacks on the seniority move succeeds, a wide-open “ soft drugs” and alcohol among youths. system and other proposed rules changes are also on the battle for the job is in prospect. Steele announced the agenda, but may be put off until House Republicans, with proved education about drug statistics one day before he a later meeting. fewer problems, will hold their dangers. departed for Germany and The Democrats will elect organizing meeting Wednesday Steele said he and U.S. Rep. South America for another drug their leaders for the new morning before the noon Morgan Murphy, D-Ill., would fact-finding mission for a Congress, but Speaker Carl opening of Congress. So will Congressional committee. make a 17-day trip to survey the Albert faces only token opposi­ Senate Republicans, who have drug problem an\ong U.S. The state survey in tion and Rep. Thotnas P. two leadership positions to fill. troops in West Germany and to December was culled from O'Neill of Massachusetts is un­ Sens. Norris Cotton of New investigate drug exports from police records, health officials challenged for majority leader. Hampshire and Wallace F. Latin America. and those in drug work, Steele A hot fight is developing, Bennett of Utah are vying for He estimated 50 to 70 per cent said. however, oVer a proposal to the chairmanship of the Senate of Tall illegal drugs in the United The use of heroin dropped in make the third job in the party Republican Conference. John States originate or pass through 38 towns surveyed, remained hierarchy — that of Democratic G. Tower of Texas and Robert Latin America. The trip is unchanged from one year ago in whip — elective rather than Taft Jr. of Ohio are seeking the 25 towns and increased in 15 sponsored by the House Foreign chairmanship of the Senate towns, he said. Affairs Committee. GOP Policy Committee. More than 30 towns reported The abrupt halt in the substantial increases in the use Probate bombing of North Vietnapi of alcohol, pills—especially Warplanes ordered over the weekend by barbiturates—and marijuana. Judge Nixon may have undercut plans The congressman also said Battle by many House Democrats to many towns noticed an increase seek adoption of a strong in multiple drug use, such as Given Oath antiwar resolution by the mixing pills with alcohol. Near Beirut caucus at today’s caucus. Steele noted that the White In ceremonies this morning in The bombing-halt order came House Special Action Office on TEL AVIV (AP) - Israel the Municipal Building, after a group oL about 60 Drug Abuse Prevention and Syrian warplanes battled witnessed by about 75 friends Democrats had agreed to sup­ believes the number of heroin today, and the Israeli military and relatives, plus employes in port a resolution stating that it users nationally is still command said its pilots shot town offices, William E, would be Democratic party increasing. down one Syrian MIG21 jet. FitzGerald was sworn in as policy to seek an im m ^iate Steele attributed Connec­ A Lebanese military source Manchester judge of probate. end both to the bombing and the ticu t’s reported decline in reported two Syrian MIG jets Only the eighth person to fill war by having Congress cut off heroin use to increased law en­ downed over the Lebanese New Probate Judge Takes Oath the post since the probate all funds for U.S. military forcement efforts, especially on mountains northeast of Beirut. district was formed, he operations in Indochina. the East Coast. An English schoolmaster said The Hon. Charles S. House, left, chief justice of the Rubinow, administrator of the state’s probate court succeeds John J. Wallett, who There was no chance to “ As a result, heroin is he witnessed the downing of one Connecticut Supreme Court, administers the oath of office system. The ceremony was held this morning in the resigned because of poor health reconvene the group over the and whose unexpired term runs currently in shorter supply in of the planes. to William E. FitzGerald, Manchester’s new judge of Municipal Building. (Herald photo by Buceivicius holiday weekend after Nixon to January 1975. Mr. Wallett U.S. East Coast cities than at The Israelis said the dogfight called off the bombing and an­ prohate. I^c^lng on is Superior Court Judge Jay E- was judge of probate for 25 any time in the last decade,” occurred about 1 p.m. when ■^r*^ ■ nounced the resumption of years and was probate court Steele said in a . statement Syrian planes attempted to in­ peace negotiations, but in­ clerk for 20 years before then. prepared for a press con­ tercept Israeli planes on patrol. dividual members said they in­ f^argo Plane Administering the oath of ference. He said Ute price of a The Israelis said all their- tend to press for adoption of the C om m W ]\|arket il“sti*L“ft office to Judge FitzGerald was single bag of heroin in the planes returned safely. Crashes resolution anyway. Washington-Baltimore area had the Hon. Charles 8. House, They said they thought the increased from |5-$7 one year It was the first Israeli-Syrian In Blizzard H as N ine M em bers Malfunction chief justice of the Connecticut impending return of Congress ago to $12-115 this year. air battle since Nov. 21, when Supreme Court. The honored had a lot to do with Nixon’s BURLEY, Idaho (AP) - One “ Nowhere in the United the Israelis claimed they BRUSSELS (AP) — Nine flags flew outside the guest was Superior Court Judge decision and that continued EDMONTON, Alta. (A P j-^ A person was in critical condition States is heroin scarcer than it downed six Syrian MIG21s. Jay E. Rubinow, congressional pressure would Boeing 707 cargo jet crashed headquart^ of the European Common Market today and four others hospitalized is in Hartford, New Haven, The Lebanese source said 25 adminsistrator of the state’s help end the war. and burned in a blizzard early after Briteiyn, Ireland and Denmark joined the world’s Monday night after a ski lift Bridgeport and other Connec­ to 27 Israeli planes were sighted probate court system. Justice Whatever the caucus does today while landing at went out of control while ticut cities today,” Steele said. on Lebanese radar screens. richest trading club. House and Judge Rubinow are will have no legislative effect, Eldmonton International Air­ carrying about 200 skiers at Hartford narcotics agents are “ We were nearly blown out of There was little fanfare to mark the enlargement of the Manchester residents. however, and the real antiwar port, and police said all six per­ Pomerelle Ski Area 18 miles finding it difficult to seize more our seats by a series of Judge FitzGerald, a town drive in Congress will start sons aboard were killed. European Economic Community on New Year’s Day. southwest of here. than five or six bags of heroin explosions,” said the Rev. director since 1966, resigned with the opening of the 93rd ses­ Hospitals treated and -and the quality is low, he sai^l. Prime Minister Edward would increase as the advan­ from the board effective Dec. sion Wednesday. Dozens of bills Ronald Roberts, who runs a The plane, owned by Pacific released 12 others. Medical He said the reported heroin school for handicapped children Heath called Britain’s entry tages became clearer. 31. calling for a variety of actions, Western Airlines,,was arriving workers at the scene estimated decline in Connecticut was also in the Lebanese town of into the EEC a “ tremendous Queen Margrethe told her In brief remarks ''following including cutting off war funds, from Toronto and carried a another 40 suffered minor attributable' to expansion of Ajaltoun, on the road to the ski crew of five and one other per­ opportunity” and predicted that Danes of great expectations but the ceremonies, he took note are ready to be introduced. injuries. that he is the first Democrat in treatment centers and im- resort of Faraya. son. enthusiasm over membership warned that membership would The Senate Foreign Relations make great demands on them. G e r a ld A n d e r s o n , a Manchester’s history to fill its Committee, jumping the gun, The conservative Danish spokesman for Cassia judge of probate post. scheduled a meeting for this “ It is significant,” he said, newspaper Jyllands-Posten Memorial Hospital, said Chris afternoon and invited Secretary L ' t ' - ' “ that Manchester has grown to cau tion ^ : “ What we will see is Stevens, 29, of Hagerman was of State William P. Rogers and the point where it now is a two- a gradual process of change and in critical condition with chest presidential adviser Henry party town. All one need to do is adaptation which many will feel and internal injuries. The other Kissinger to brief it on the war. look around this group of people murderously slow.” three admitte

By DON MEIKLE “ citizens concerned about traffic uncontroversial suddenly en­ new chairmen, will hdVe to AsROciated Press Writer lights, grade crossings and lost counter opposition; com­ tackle. \ HARTFORD (A P )-T h e new pensions; and from the plications set in on issues which One of the chairmen. Rep. ■m<: Republican General Assembly legislators themselves. were thought to be fairly James Bingham, R-Stamford, which takes office Wednesday Then there are the simple; and people who all is considering creation of a new after six years of Democratic recommendations of the study agree on a general principle appellate court between the legislative rule has its work cut committees and commissions, somehow can’t agree on how it Superior Court 'and th e out for it. such as the ones Gov. Meskill should be implemented. Supreme Court. Bingham and From tax reform to election appointed to study tax reform, At least there will be no his cochairman. Sen. George reform, from no-fault divorce housing, collective bargaining underlying political conflict Guidera, R-WdSton, are also to,checking accounts in savings rights for state employes, and this year between governor and backing “ no-fault” divorce, banks, from solid waste the election laws. General Assembly, since the which would be another major GOP holds sway in both the reform. m recycling to venereal disease, And, finally, there are the from court reorganization to courts, whose decisions have a executive and legislative Creation of the new office of women’s rights, from school bearing on many issues, branches of state government. “chief state’s attorney” to financing to hospital cost con­ including abortions, aid to But even without political coordinate and centralize the -A' trols the issues are awaiting parochial schools, reapportion­ oneupmanship, there are prosecution of organized crime action. ment, employes’ rights, enough problems facing the is another proposal, backed by Ideas and proposals come welfare administration and state to keep the legislature Gov. Mekill. from all- sides: from Gov., ..methods of financing public busy. The Democratic attorney Thomas J. Meskill, who is to ^ucation. Tax reform llm g the lines general, Robert K. Killian, deliver his “ State of the State” The leaders of the new proposed by the^ governor’s; prefers a new Department of Mrs. Barbara Mailer and daughter, Michelle Lynn, who Mrs. Pamela Kalkus an^son, ’Trent Walker, who was born message Wednesday; from the Republican majorities in the commission will be a< huge un­ Justice headed by himself or his was born Dec. 31. Jsn. 1. - commissioners who head the House and the Senate have dertaking in itself, since it successor, and this indicates various state agencies; from pledged to work for an efficient involves scrapping 169 local the possibility of a controversy 1972’s Last Arid 1973’s First Baby lobby groups such as the and orderly session and an property tax sthictures and over a proposal on which Connecticut Business and In­ early windup, perhaps several creating a uniform, standar­ everyone seems to agree in principle.. dustry Association', the weeks before the mandatory dized, state-supervised evalua­ adjournment date of June 6. tion and assessment system. Another major reform would Though born only hours apart * Mader of 580 Burnham St., saw the baby before I did,” she Anthony J. Kalkus of Bolton, Insurance Association of However, the history of This , could be a landmark be the consolidation of a batch at Manchester Metnorial Weighed in at 9 lbs. 7 oz. at 3:39 says. Young Trent- Walked ' his mother says of course, she Connecticut, the Petroleum Council, the Connecticut State • previous legislatures suggests reform. of state agencies, including Hospital, the ^aby p.m’. Sunday, two weeks Kalkus, due Dec. 31, waited un­ hopes he might grow up to be Labor Council, the Connecticut that sessions are never as Another complicated issue is welfare, education, health, and was born last year and the baqy overdue, but still in time for a til 5:04 a.m., Jan. 1, to be hailed the president of the United Education Association, and the smooth as their leaders in­ reorganization of the courts, a mental health, into a boy, right, was born this year. 1972 tax deduction. Mr. Mader as 1973’s first baby bom at the S^tes. He has a brother Connecticut State Employes tended them to be. Bills which perennial problem which the Michelle Lynn Mader, daughter says her baby was bom by the hospital, weighing in at 6 lbs. 15 Timothy,. 7, and a sister, Association; from Jndividuhl seemed at first to be Judiciary Conunittee, under its Continued on Page 24 of Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Lamaze method. “ My husband oz. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Tracey, 9 at home. LNCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., ’Tues., Jan. 2, 1973— PAGE THREE

PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Corih., Tues., Jan. 2, 1973 Sheinwold on Bridge

DON’T HURRY South dealer TO TAKE TRICKS North-South vulnerable MANCHESTER NORTH “ T H E W A Y By ALFRED SHEINWOLD The defenders against your (j/ 7 6 5 2\^ • notrump contract usually t|7 to I HEARD I'P ’ ' 0 K 109 ' attack your weak suit. When ♦ K 8 6 they attack a suit in which you EAST have two easy tricks, you may WF-ST by John Gruber 4 72 41 9 8 64 3 feel secure, but it still pays to t:? J 1098 3 Z> Q take precautions. O A5 0 7 4 3 2 South dealer * A954 ♦ 7 3 2 North-South vulnerable SOUTH Opening leid — Jack of front of the curtain. For larger 4 K J 10 Last week I started telling H0drLs 9 A K 4 orchestras, it can be lowered to Q J 8 6 you about the alterations that utilize space under the stage. West opened the jack of 0 will be made to the interior of hearts, and East naturally * Q J 10 At present, there is a thick wall played the quedn. South saw no North East the Bushnell Memorial, which between the orchestra and the South Wert are so extensive that I couldn’t danger in this suit and therefore I NT Pass 3 NT Pass first row of seats on the floor. won with the king of hearts Pass Pass cover them all in one column. I My recollection is that it is immediately. ’This was a fatal Opening lead — 0 1 talked about the change in the about 18-20 inches thick. Mr. seating on the floor and the new Izenbur says it is two feet. In error. lobby. Working from back to South had to develop both the any event it will be done away Daily Question front, I quit when I got to the pit clubs and the diamonds to make with. nine tricks. West took the first Partner bids 1-NT (16 to and the stage apron. This will allow one rnore row 18 points), and the next The baiconies will not be diamond trick with the ace and of players across the full width -player passes. You hold: W. Middle Turnpike, Manchester, Conn. changed except to give a returned the ten of hearts to of the pit, about 60 feet. ’This Spades, 7-2; Hearts, J-10-9t8- greater stagger to the seating. force out the ace. It would do will allow 15 to 20 more South no good to refuse this 3; Diamonds, .4-.5; Clubs, A- This should improve the lines of instrumentalists in the pit. (A trick; West would just lead 9-5-4. sight to the stage, and acoustics harp takes more room than a another heart. What do you say? up there were aiways better violin. So does a trombone with Answer: Bid three hearts. If than at the back of the floor Runs Hearts slides extended.) The number Afterschool Special partner has three or more JAN. 2 thru JAN. 6 anyway, except at the very will vary but will be Efventually, SoUth had to back of the first balcony. So no A troupe of well-known actors brings to life the works of William Shakespeare in tackle clubs to try for a ninth hearts, he will raise to four appreciable. Also the organ iiearts. If partner has only two further changes are console is coming out from the “William,” an ABG-TV Afterschool Special tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. In rear row (left to trick. West took the ace of clubs contemplated. and ran the rest of the hearts, hearts, he will bid 3-NT. There pit and should allow about four right) are John Gielgud, Lynn Redgrave, and Sir Ralph Richardson; in front row are Paul should be a reasonable play for Incidentally, I’ll give you a more instrum entalists in Jones (left) and Simon Ward. defeating the contract with tip on judging the acoustical three heart tricks and two aces. game, since partner s count and consequence. yours should total 25 to 27 qualities of your seats in a Fully down, the orchestra South would have been safe if 2 points. given location. The ceilitig platform will be well below the he had allowed East to hold the reflects the most sound, aiid What To Expect first trick with the queen of Copyright 1973 level of the floor of the ’TV Tonight General Features Corp. theoretically if you can see half auditorium and there will be I See Saturday't Herald for hearts. East would have been QUEENING IT, Elizabeth of the ceiling from your seat the seats on a wheeled platform Complete TV LUtingt obliged to lead a new suit, and Taylor reigns over film acoustics should be okay. stbred underneath the first For Now Year South would have had time to royalty at a gathering in Practically this doesn’t always knock out both of West’s aces A b o u t T o w n permanent row of seats in the By HAL BOYLE Republican: Army. The Irish Lecee, Italy, as she holds work out, so figure that the hall. If the pit is not in use, without having the hearts run the Rudolph Valentino stat­ sound won’t be at its best in . — 6:00 — NEW YORK (AP) - Nothing will politely reject the offer, The music committee of these can be trundled out orvjo explaining that they invented against him. uette presented to her your seat unless you can see (3-8-22) NEWS will seem free in 1973. Check this for yourself. Trinity Covenant Church will there—an acting award. the pit platform and raised to (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH But there is no reason for guerrilla tactics themselves about two-thirds of the ceiling height by the elevator. Suppose East wins the first meet tonight at 7:30 at the in an auditorium. (20) SOUNDING BOARD mankind to give up hope, more than eight centuries ago. 1 Ordinarily this would make 4n Paris, the’ French trick with the queen of hearts home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Now to get back to the (24) ZOOM according to our annual fuzzy and returns a spade. South wins MOVERfflVIQB you break your neck to see over (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH Academy will unanimously turn Strange, 21 Lenox St. A orchestra pit and the stage forecast of the year ahead. A and knocks out the ace of FDR RAREPfTB AND the apron, at least as it now (40) WILD WILD WEST glance at the old crystal ball down a proposal that apron. The present pit has a stands, but, if you recall, I told diamonds. West returns a heart Hose and Ladder Co. 1 of the YOUNQPEOPIE false floor which is removable reveals both good news and bad Americanese be taught as a se­ you the apron is to be lowered cond language in France. to force out the king. South Town Fire Department Avill Tkv ot Iftw li Iv MImn with considerable trouble. This — 6:30 — news. knocks out the ace of clubs. meet tonight at 8 at the McKee by six inches. ’This will put the The good news is that jobs A half dozen mass riots and is seldom done, but when it is, front seats much closer to the (3) CBS NEWS West leads another heart, and St. fire station. the orchestra can go back part will become more plentiful. The small wars will break out in performers for legitimate (8) ABC NEWS Africa. They will die down South takes the ace of hearts IM IM U AOMimO way under the floor of the (22-30) NBC NEWS bad news is that prices will go and then the rest of the tricks. productions or even the on rising, and more and more soon, however, when the rest of stage. For large operas, symphony, where the pit is not (24) MAGGIE — EXERCISES South wins 10 tricks instead of STATE Wagner, Strauss and so on, this people will accept the a war-weary world refused to MAMCHISTIII CENTER in use. pay any attention to them. only eight—a significant . EREE PARK REAR 0> THEATRE «u ASH MwntD is a necessity and an added viewpoint that inflation has difference. 6 P Pifliltl tMHnM Speaking of the Symphony, . become a permanent way of life The loudest political laugh of expense. there will be a new, very heavy, — 7:00 — W/UIPBIICrn«dHctta« Even then it is not really (3) WORLD OF KRESKIN in the United States. the year will take place when acoustical shell on the stage Henry Kissinger opens a enough for some works. (8) TRUTH OR A move will devielop to Mtnieno made of steel and weighing abolish penny coins on the Christmas present from a well- r 17 nqulm kcm “Elektra” of Richard Strauss tons. It will be 52 feet wide, 30 CONSEQUENCES ■nM t r Adult Sum grounds that they clutter.Up the wisher— and it turns out to be a d em an d s 127 p la y e rs . feet high (at the front) and (18) DICK VAN DYKE NOW PLAYING “Rosenkavalier” by the same pockets, slow cash transactions brand new megaphone. about 35 feet deep. It will go up (20) NBC NEWS On the sports front: composer demands 123. Neither (22-30) NEWS and no longer be worth the “T H E NEW and down by power and can be Moscow will announce that Will DtiAtr PrediActioAt TECHNICOLORS . M SM UMU 17 AaNHia has ever given in Hartford, and (24) FOURTH ESTATE trouble of counting. Twenty CENTURIONS” (AfalMtiMyMry made half this size for recitals years from now an attempt will the Russians defeated Red lanrtilumM) they probably won’t be even and chamber music. (40) ABC NEWS after the Bushnell pit is altered. be made to drop the nickel for China's ping pong team in a There will be ceiling over it, the same reasons. secret match. Peking will deny i U laitW isneH Ulorid j With huge orchestras like this sloping upward froit^the front — 7 ; 3 0 U i A medical quack will the report for ttmee straight i^recMHicoioe■ it is essential that the brasses and extending out|^into the be partly buried under the state (3) I’VE GO'T A SECRET announce that he has solved the days, and on the fourth day auditorium itself for something Chairman Mao will volunteer to JEBHY 'CINEMA Feature at 6:00 • 8:00 as is possible at the Bushnell, a (8) THIS IS YOUR LIFE;. problem of cancer and that it is tUVUVAN AVE. — tH-AM* — eOfmi WIKDiOR like 20 feet. This last part will pl^y the, whole Russian team Short at 7:30 device first used by Wagner at (18) MOVIE k on the edge of extinction. He ■W be permanently insitalled and will die of the disease himself single-handed himself — if he B O LA N D his Festspielhaus in Bayreuth, will form a sort of “eyebrow” “ The Iron Glove” (1954). Germany. It is still in use there, later in the year. can keep score. A across the front of the Robert Stack. and in fact the forward portion Congress will ban cigarette Other developments: ; O IL CO. proscenium arch. Properly (2 0 ) f i Lm of the pit it partially covered, smoking during meetings in Two long-haired teen-age since 1935 angled, this should reflect a (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE freaks in San Francisco will go too, so you can’t even see the (30) GOLDDIGGERS both the House and Senate great deal more sound down chambers. The distribution of thi’ough a t()a^tional wedding, FUEL OILS orchestra. onto the floor and improve the (40) DRAGNET When altered, the Bushnell pornographic material and the but only a f t^ the minister AUTOMATIC DELIVERY acoustical qualities of the seats agrees to read the marriagq 24-HOUR SERVICE — 8:00 — telling of lewd stories in the pit will be a huge elevator. For there. / BUDGET ACCOUNTS smaller orchestras, it can be (3) MAUDE cloakrooms will also be Vows backward. f WELCOMED The whole thing is of hard raised to utilize only the part in Maude preaches women’s lib prohibited. Snuff and chewing In summary, 1973 promises to 369 CENTER ST. steel which should enhance the at Walter’s convention. tobacco will continue to be be'juk another of those yearS Phone 643-6320 reflection of high frequencies, (8-40) TEMPERATURES allowed. A move to raise con­ that will be more fun to look something that has been RISING gressional salaries and back on later than to go through lacking in the hall until now. An orderly starts a staff pensions will be abandoned now. The matter of over-all balance after voters stage a national between highs and lows will newspaper. (20-22-30) BONANZA chain letter protest. only be proven by actual Candy is charged with Developments on the BRING YOUR listening. When folded up, the "Impossible! 3 ^ murder. international front: acoustical shell will store London will offer to set Wales WELFARE-UNION against the backwall of the and Scotland free if the OR sewing machines stage, diminishing depth by — 8:30 — struggling Irish will just settle about four feet. (3) HAWAII FIVE-O down and behave themselves INSURANCE under 100°°? Says who” All this is for the first phase Young couple snatches babies like the decent Englishmen PRESCRIPTIONS of alterations, to take place and sells them to adoption they aren’t. starting in May and presumably agency. North Vietnam will offer to TO getting done by the middle of (8-40) MOVIE send combat teams to teach PINE PHARMACY September. The second phase “Firehouse” (1972). Black guerrilla tactics to the Irish deals with updating the stage man tries to get in all-white nre 664 CENTER STREET machinery and lighting, all of company. 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PAGE FOUR - MANCH^TER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Jan. 2, 1973 * receiving,” h j said, “ but we About Town would be ah “ additional un­ may now be diverted to gas Read HARTFORD (AP) - Algonquin Gas Transmission ' would have to make iip for this — Rockville—~ necessary expense of millions users in other parts of the The VFW, post and its Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. Cto., a pipelind supplying CNG curtailment'' with more Herald Ads Fire Termed" Arson Laurel Lake Issue of dollars a year for New country,” Willis said. auxiliary will have a Vecreation Friday joined other. New with gas, to stop gas supplies to expensive, alternative gas Tax Bills A Sunday morning fire in a the building at about 12:40 a.m., Hospital Notes Rockville England gas customers and CNG would have to visit to the Newington Veterans England utility companies in CNG white still collecting most storagie s h ^ at Friendly’s Ice returned at about 1:35 a.m. to On Agenda Tonight discriminatory allocation of gas compensate for any Algonquin Admitted Friday; Ruby Has Two New Hospital Wednesday evening. FPC Ruling appealing a Federal Power of the money Algonquin would He did not name the other Cream Shop, 4 ^ Main St., has count register receipts, and supplies in favor of consumers curtailment by importing ■ENTnCATION In Mail Schindler, Windermere Ave., Those planning to attend are (iommlssion ruling that would receive from'existing long-term New England utilities he said been term ^ arson. noticed the fire. elM where.” liquified natural gas morfe cost­ PUVMT MTU Rockville; Sophia Hyjek, Grove proposed expenditure would Year’s Babies asked to meet at the post home divert some gas supplies ftom contracts with the Hartford- had joined CNG In appealing The blaze, discovered at Thompson said that just Appeal ly than using the gas supplied SALEM MSSfF Sj., Rockville; Audrey Lyman, BY SOL R. COHEN based corporation. the FPC order in Washington Bills for the second payment before he saw the fire he require the approval of the no later than 6 p.m. this prea to other parts of the ”rhe FPC ruling, announced by Algonquin, he said. about 1:35 a.m., was confined to Kingsbury Ave., Ext., (Herald Reporter) CMIBM SHv u of current Manchester taxes noticed two white, long-haired voters at a townViide referen­ Rockville General Hospital country, according to CNG T he ruling is “ absurd, Dec. 1., would mean, in effect, “ In other words, the FPC Friday. a paper stock storage shed Rockville. Public hearings on a proposed Planned ’They asked for a., re-hearing in Mi SL, Mm ImIv were mailed today and should males, wearing long tancoats, dum, with the referendum dhte did not have any Christmas President Robert H. Willis. discriminatory and incredible,” order would not only force us to south of the restaurant’s main Discharged Friday: Jeanine 11,391,000^ expenditure for ■FUEL ilL that gas committed to New 143-7319 be in the hands of taxpayers leaving the shop’s parking lot. and the method of financing babies but it made up for it with Willis said. The end result pay for gas we aren’t of the FPC ruling. building. Town firemen, called C oruso, Enfield; Joanne purchasing the 110-acre Laurel He said the FPC ruling allows England under “ firm contracts soon. still to be determined. two New Year’s day babies and to the scene at 1:36 a.m., Police,^said the arsonist broke Kamarowskiv East Hartford; Lake and for improving the 17.9 Ernest Machell, collector of The $208,000 additional two New Year’s eve babies. extinguished the fire quickly a window to the storage shed, Leilla Gauvmy Vfindsorville; adjacent sanitary land-fill area, 200 Gal. Min. revenue, said 25,000 bills were appropriation to the school ac­ The daughter born to Mr. and and were finished by 2 a.m. reached in with a match, and Leonard Lozo, Corinne Dr., and on a proposed 3208,000 1 Day Notice For mailed out. Payments may be count is oh the agenda at the Mrs. Michael Searle of Corrin? The fire was discovered by lighted the edge of a cardboard Tolland; Maria Cortese, Union additional appropriation to the Delivery made throughout the monUi of request of the Board, of Dr., Tolland was the first baby Tremendous start-of-the-year savings in all 8 D&L stores William Thompson of 295 Main box. The fire spread to another St., Rockville; Sophie Bohenko, school fund hepd the agenda for 24-Hr. Burner Service January and on the first day of Education. If approved, it of the new year, and the St., the restaurant’s night box and to a wooden, cabinet, Bolton Rd., Vernon; Carlo the Board of Directors meeting MANCHESTER February. would be financed from 1971-72 daughter bom to Mr. and Mrs. manager. Thompson told police said. Vigna, Franklin Park, E., Any payment made Feb. 2 or tonight. General Fund surplus. The Richard'Palczynski of Mt. OIL HEAT, INC. Manchester Police he secured An empty matchbook was Rockville; Catherine Hudson, It will be at 8 in the Municipal later will be subject to a amount of the surplus is still un­ Vernon Dr., Vernon, was the «afl.490a found on the ground near the South St., Rockville; Gladys Building Hearing Room. A 7 penalty charge of three known. The town’s auditor is last baby born in the old year. base of the broken shed Lutz, Rockville Memorial Nur­ p.m. informal meeting with CORBINS CORNER • FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL • NEW BRITAIN quarters of one per cent per Manchester expected to issue the 1971-72 Also born on New Year’s day window, police said. sing Home, Rockville; Barbara those state legislators who will month retroactive to the due audit near the middle of was a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. HALL FOR RENT Jeffries, Edgerton St., represent Manchester in the date. Hospital February. Clifford Champlin, High St., For parties, showers, receptions, Manchester. General Assembly will precede Public hearings will be held Rockville. The only boy to be meetings. Complete kitchen facilities. MANCHESTER PARKADE • TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON • BRISTOL PLAZA Admitted Saturfiay: James the regular meeting. Notes a ls o on three- proposed bbrn over the holidays was a Large enclosed parking lot. Inquire: Anthony, Burke Rd], Rockville; The $1,381,000 Laurel Lake Fire Calls ordinances — one for es­ son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert M i South Windsor Linda Chimplin, High St., item includes $450,000 .for its tablishing a nine-member Com­ Lithuanian l^all Discharged Moiiday: Arthur Weekend calls answered by Boudle of Laurel St., Rockville Rockville; Edward Jesanis, purchase and ^1,000 for site mission on the Aging; another 24 GOLWAY STREET • NEW LONDON MALL • GROTON SHOPPING PLAZA S. Wood, Glastonbury; Theresa the Town Fire Department: who was also born on New Vernon; Geraldine Patten, improvements. The directors for replacing the ordinance MANCHESTER R. Rufini, 137 Birch St.-'Bailey Saturday, 9:09 a.m. — gas Year’s eve. New Year East Hartford; William already have indicated the which deals with sidewalk Call before 8 P.M. baby girl, 85B Oak St.; washdown at 501 Hartford Rd. Schaeffer, Vernon Garden assessments, to provide that Phone 643-0618 or 649-815S Giovanni Peracchih, RFD4, Saturday, 5:25 p.m. — small New Budget Apartments; Mary Stephen, ISo Sentence assessments be waived when Coventry; Margaret S. dwelling fire at 444 Center St. Windermere Ave., Rockville; The. new year brings the sidewalk construction is Kennedy and ,baby girl, 145 Saturday, 5:35 p.m. —, gas Elyse Tager, New Hampshire; Imposed In deliberations for a new fiscal initiated by the Board of Direc­ Chestnut St. / washdown at 444 Center St. June Vaughn, Village St., budget and the Town Council Embexzletnent tors; and another for selling a scrap books and photo albums Also, M ^ e a u baby boy and Saturday, 7:04 p.m. — stove Rockville; Lottie Ziemba, tonight will discuss the portion of real estate along K! Idoal for iliitse chorlshwl memwiws; M baby 48 Mountain St., fire at 88 Oak St. Grand Ave., Rockville. Imposition of sentence was Plus special Center-Wide sale events at possibility of holding an Birch Mountain Rd. to the Town m W6 haws .r uinmliirhll wonderful MiRCflOnI sslsctlonl R ock\ ^ e; Paul E. Serrell, Sunday, 1:13 p.m. — stove fire Discharged Saturday: Arthur suspended in U.S. District executive session Thursday of Glastonbury, for $10 and South/faeerfield, Mass.; Marie at 149 Deepwood Dr. Allen, Mountain St., Ellington; Court this morning in the case with the Salary Study Com­ right-of-way considerations. try us, i E ., Hebenstreit, 46 Otis St.; Monday, 1:29 a.m. — rubbish Katherine Bush, Merrow Rd., of Dennis N. Szaleczki of Forge mittee. Hearings will be held also on lindt tt at Lbvinson baby girl, 336 Center fire at 198 Ralph Rd. Tolland; Stella Carrow, Kelly Rd., Coventry who was charged you’ll like CORBINS CORNER, WEST HARTFORD and MANCHESTER PARKADE Mayor Abraham Glassman three proposed appropriations R d ., Rockville; Marie A. Flynn Monday, 5:M a.m. — false Rd., Vernon; Joanne Devine, with embezzlement last said the council will, discuss, which would be financed by got your and baby girl, 14 Bond St. alarm at Box 415 (S. Main St. Garnett Ridge Rd., Tolland; September. salaries for all town employed equal state grants, and on one and Arvine PI.). Kenneth Doner, Prospect St., Szaleczki, who was vice winning and a suggestion made by Town to the Sewer Department, Monday, 7:53 a.m. — fire in Rockville; Normand Drapeau, president of the Southend Bank lottery STORES Manager Terry Sprenkle that which would be financed by Marzialo electrical wires on side of house East Hartford; Thomas and Trust, Hartford, was tickets hefe! councilmen receive a token sewage-service fees. at 316 Center St. Hastings, Somers; James charged with embezzling $1,450. amount of money for their ser­ Reappointed Rossignol, Charter Rd., Judge M. Joseph Blumenfeld, in vices to the town. Currently all The Eighth District depart­ suspending imposition of the b o u n c ilm e n pay fo r Dr. Nicholas Marzialo, who Rockville; Mrs. Mary Taran­ ment reported no activity over tino, Stafford Springs. sentence, placed Szaleczki on transportation and other sun- ^ o k office as Manchester’s the weekend. probation for two years and dri6s. /i r e c t o r of health exactly 20 Admitted Sunday; Diane Boudle, Laurel St., Rockville; stipulated that a condition of Also on tdnight’s agenda is' years ago tpd^y and who was probation be that Szaleczki consideration of the "Skyview” re-appointed to the part-time Phoebe Burgess, Bomosee, Vt.; Catherine Robbins, Dhyjd Dr., make restitution to the bank. open space subdivision land post every four years, has been deed for approximately ten reappointed to it by Town Area Ellington. Discharged Sunday: Jean acres of naturally shrubbed Manager Robert Weiss. Bigge, Union St., Rockville; Restricted land in the town’s first “ Open However, unlike previous Joseph Coyne, Brooklyn, N.Y.; Space’’ area approved by the appointments, which were to Police Bombing Robert Falce, Glenstone Dr., Planning and Zoning four-year terms,, the latest is ^2^ Rockville; Candace Lindh, Commission. for an indeterminate term. Resumed Bowles Rd., Rockville; If approved by the council, Weiss, taking note that “ the Report SAIGON (AP) — American the land would be turned over town hopes to obtain the Patricia McCarthy, Maple St., services of a full-time director Rockville; Katrina Merrill, warplanes resumed attacks on MANlMf GLEMNCE1 the the Conservation North Vietnam’s southern Conunission. of health,” has notified Dr. SOUTH WINDSOR Summit Dr., Tolland. H M JM CLEARANCE! Marzialo, “ Your term will run A South Windsor policeman Births Sunday; A son to Mr. panhandle below the 20th ZBA Hearing until a successor is appointed was treated and released from and Mrs. Robert Boudle, Laurel parallel today after a 36-hour ’The Zoning Board of Appeals and qualified. ” Manchester Memorial Hospital St., Rockville; A daughter to halt for New Year’s, the U.S. will hold a public hearing To date, the town has after suffering minor injuries in M r. and Mrs. Richard Command announced. Semi-annual Sale A Thursay at 8 p.m. in the Town advertised for a full-time direc­ the first of seven accidents Palczynski, Mt. Vernon Dr., ’The bombing halt above the Hall to consider the application tor of health, has had several Saturday afternoon in South Vernon. 20th parallel, which includes of John Ferrvolo of 800 Sullivan applicants, but has been unable Windsor. Police said all of the Admitted Monday; John For­ Hanoi and Haiphong, remained Ave. who seeks a variance to to choose one who is accidents were “ fender- tin Jr., Ridgewood Dr., in effect. It was ordered by allow a sign larger than Rockville; Leslie Russell, President Nixon on Saturday in Annual Sale of Famous acceptable. benders” — minor, if any, in­ misses’ car coats permitted on the premises, juries were reported, and Somers; Priscilla LaBonte, preparation for the resumption Interested persons may damage to vehicles involved Trout Stream Dr., Vernon; of secret peace negotiations in appear and be heard and a copy Office Hours Susan McDowell, West Paris next Monday. was minor. ■ Values to $58 Maker of the application is on file in Scheduled By ”rhe policeman. Patrolman Willington; Sharon (Joldstein, A communique said air 29.99 the Building Inspector’s Office. Stephen Farnham, was driving West Hartford; Louis operations over North Vietnam 99 99 Big selection of fake siiedes, fake leathers, wools Mrs. Yacavone his cruiser on Buckland Rd. at Ungerwitter, Broail Brook; resumed at 1 p.m. It gave no to and wool plushes, some Sherpa trims. Single and Sleepwear, Robes & Max Heimerdinger, Grand details, but U.S. officials said about 3:30 p.m. Saturday, when regularly $17-$25 double breasted styles, some belted. Sizes 8 to 18. Herald state Rep. Muriel Yacavone, he swerved the car to avoid Ave., Rockville; Flora Hot- the bombers were attacking whose 9th Assembly District another braking vehicle, and hit sizer, King St., Rockville; Hor­ supply routes below the 20th Lingerie Yesterdays consists of a part of Manchester a utility pole head-on. The mone Trueb, West St., parallel to slow the annual dry- 25 Years Ago , and a part of East Hartford, cruiser sustained minor Rockville. season push of war materiel will hold office hours Jan. 8 damage; it was driven away. Discharged Monday: Phoebe across the demilitarized zone Main St. traffic lights are put jr. shearling coats entire stock of from 7 to 9 p.m. It will be in the The other six accidents Burgess, Bomosee, Vt.; Duane and through Laos into South on caution to enable traffic to teachers’ lounge of Sunset occurred between 3:30 and 6:41 LeBlanc, Carpenter Rd., Vietnam. continue at a slow pace on the Ridge School, at Silver Lane p.m.. South Windsor Police Bolton; Francis Oroszlan, W. The U.S. Command also robes & loungewear hill at Main St. as result of and Forbes St., East Hartford. said. Main St., Rockville; Louis reported that bombing 149.90 and 109.99 N more snow which may reach She has invited her Lavoie, Ellington Ave., operations were resumed in midi length shorter length added depth of ten inches. constituents from Manchester John Martin, 40, of East Rockville; Bernice Darico, South Vietnam at dusk Monday Reg. $170! Reg. $130! Park Dept, clears ski area in after a 24-hour holiday halt. V4 to Vz o f f and East Hartford to the Hartford, was charged Friday Bolton Rd., Vernon; Cynthia Center Park behind Town Hall. session, to discuss legislative night with operating a motor Hallenbeck, Center Rd., Ver­ ”1110 pattern was the same concerns of the 1973 General vehicle while under the non; Mary Stephen, during the Christinas cease­ Earth colored shearling coats with genuine reg. $12 to $45 10 Years Ago Assembly. influence of liquor, and failure Windermere Ave., Rockville; fire, and again there was no sheepskin trim on collar, cuffs and hems. Sizes S- All famous makers’ short and long robes, nylons, Craig Kellem, Windermere explanation why the halt in Low temperatures cause The East Hartford Democrat to drive a reasonable distance Now’s your chance to save on M-L. The wanted look . . . warm and luxurious. fleeces, satin quilts, travel tricots, acetates, velours .. water pipe breakage, resulting said she will nieet with apart, after a two-car accident Ave., Rockville; Roger North Vietnam lasted 12 hours in damage to Manchester Pipe constituents on a regular basis, at Burnham St. and Rt. 5, South Danchuck, Newell Hill Rd., longer. our best brand of women’s Good savings! , . prints, patterns, solids. Also hostess robes, floats, and Supply Co., East Branch of to hear proposals on bills and to Windsor. Rockville; Thomas Fetterman, shoes! Many styles and colors caftans, palazzos. 7-13, 8-20, 38-44, P,S,M,L. Savings Bank of Manchester, answer questions. Martin’s car was in collision Wapping Woods Rd., Ellington; Man Faces taken from our regular stock for and to Sherwin-Williams Co. She said she is particularly with a vehicle operated by Scott Ruel Buckingham, Cervans misses% jrs. warm sleepwear paint store. interested in hearing the L. Christensen, 18, of East Rd., Vernon; Emil Kreyssig, Two Charges this twice-a-year event! junior sweaters Maj. Gen. Briard P. Johnson, public’s position on Connec­ Hartford, South Windsor Police Broad Brook; Mrs. Molly Our entire stock and all famous names! Easy- WATERBURY (AP) father of Manchester woman, is ticut’s “ Sunday Blue Laws, ” said. The accident occurred at Hurley and son, Harvey Lane, D&L Shoes, all stores care brushed nylons, Antrons, cotton challis, Rockville; Mrs. Linda Chipman Waterbury man, Roger appointed chief of staff. United consumer legislation, and state about 11:40 p.m/ Friday. No except New London Lubesky, is held on $1OO,0(X) 7.99 to 9.99 Reg. to $15 no-iron flannels and polyesters. Longs, shifts, States Continental Army support for the health and injuries were reported; and son, Rheel St., Rockville; and G roton Command. counseling needs of all youth. damages were minor. Mrs. Christine Daly and son, bond after- police charged him All this year’s favorite sweater styles in great color' minis, sleepcoats, pajamas.-All sizes, reg. $6- Court date for Martin is Jan. Enfield. with kidnaping and robbery. $ 1 6 ...... 3.99 to 7.99 22 at East Hartford. Births Monday; A daughter to Police said Lubesky robbed selection: hunter green, burgundy, navy, rust, Hebron M r. and Mrs. Clifford $100 from a bar early Sunday, brown. Sizes S-M-L. Stock up, save today! An unknown amount of Champlin, High St., Rockville; Bred two bullets and raced change was taken from a ven­ A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. away in a car. Police attempted non-cling^ nylon lingerie ding machine in a break into Michael Searle, Corrine Dr., to follow it along Interstate 84 Short aqd avg. length slips,' short chemise ZBA To Discuss but lost it in Cheshire. /c South Windsor High School Tolland. slips, mini petticoats. Lace and embroidery which was discovered Sunday misses’ & jr. dresses Kennel Request afternoon, police reported. details, white, colors and prints, sizes 30-44, Police said entry to the XS,S,M,L. Reg. $ 4 -$ 9 ...... 2.99 to 5.99 building was gained by forcing 30% to 60% off ANNE EM T Gilead Congregational Church a window iii the s ch o o l’ s Reg. to $70! Correspondent Deacons meeting, 8 p.m. teachers’ lounge. The soft drink Long and short dresses in knits and polyesters. Tel. 228.3971 Wednesday: Zoning Board of vending machine in the lounge \ nylon tricot sleepwear The Zoning Board of Appeals Appeals executive session, 8 Many dressy and casual styles. An unusual was found pried open. FUNERAL HOME Great values for travel or at home, sleeping or will-meet in executive session p.m.. Town Office Building; The break was discovered at assortment, many holiday looks. Big savings. tomorrow evening at 8 at the Hebron Lions Club, 7:30 p.m,. lounging! Shifts, minis, longs, coats, gowns, 5:20 p.m. Sunday, when South Established 1874-Three Generations of Service'^. •> Misses, jr. size. Town Office Building to again Chestnut^. Lodge; Gilead Windsor Police, checking the pajamas . . . fashion and basic colors, 32-40, consider the request of Michael Congregational Church Senior building, heard a crash inside. j:;i 142 East Center Street Manchester ;ij: P,S,M,L. Values $6-$25 ...... 3.99 to 10.99 Sherman to construct a kennel choir rehearsal, 7:30 p.m. Investigation is continuing. on Rt. 66. Thursday: Board of % a Selectmen meeting, 5 p.m.. entire stock girls’ At its Dec. 13 meeting, the Town Office Building; Senior TO ALL AREA RESIDENTS I sale of long, classic pajamas ZBA withheld a decision citizens meeting, 1 p.m., Gilead Cozy flannels, cotton batistes, brushed nylons, following a public hearing at Church Social Room; Hebron no-iron blends. Button front, long or short which it was presented with a Congregational Church Senior Watkins Funeral Home ski jackets petition against the kennel choir rehearsal,-7 p.m. sleeve, solids, prints, 32-40. Values $5-$9 signed by 22 neighbors in the Saturday: Couples Club, Announces A New a area. Hebron Congregational Church, .7.99 to 14,99 Reg. $12-$25! 3.99 to 5.99 7 p.m. Public Service... Wind, snow and rain resistant nylon ski jackets Members of the ZBA wished repeat of a sellout with warm pile or quilt linings. This year’s wanted to inspect the area of the Instead of the usual articles about our service, this famous maker briefs, bikinis proposed kennel on the property jacket. Assorted colors, 4-6x dnd 7 to 14. space will be available, every Monday to publicize Lace trims or tailored styles, white, colors, whrch consists of i i - COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAMS on a first come approximately five acres. Children’ s prints, sizes 4-8, reg. 1.15-3.50 . . 85

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Jan. 2, 1 9 7 3 - PAGE SEVEN p a g e s i x - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., T u ^ .. Jan, 2, 1978 Computer iEanrI|f0tfr Enduing Predicts Burglaries Founded Oct* 18^ i.in SEASIDE, Calif. (AP) - Published by Manchester Publishing newspaper by earner daily before 6 p.m. Following the advice of a com­ Co., 16 Bi-ainard Place, Manchester. should telephone thj^irculation de^>art- puter, two policemen here have ment, 647-9946. ^ Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 2Q3.) accounted for more burglary ’ Published every evening except Sundays Member Audit Bureau of dSrculation arrests in the pa?t two months and holidays. Elntered at the Manchester, Member of The Associated Press than the entire 54-man force Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail has in any previous year. “We Were damn tired of Matter. The Manchester Publishing Co. assumes reacting to burglaries after no financial responsibility for (■ Burl L. Lyons Publisher i they happened,” said Police typographical errors appearing in adver­ Capt. Dale W. Anderson, who Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in The heads a burglary patrol which Payable in Advance Manchester Gening Herald. relies upon probability instead for $10. you can get; Display advertisiiig closing hours, three One Month $3.25 One Year $39.00 of manpower. full days prior to publication. ' Since late October, the Single Copy 15* Six Months $19.50 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon $59,(KX) program has yielded 27 By Carrier, Weekly 75' Three Months $9.75 burglary arrests, the recovery prior to day of publication; 12 noon Friday or A LONG WEEKEND ... with this large 21” vinyl suifease Subscribers who fail to receive their for publication Saturday and Monday. of $30,000 worth of stolen or HANDY REPAIRS ... the easy way with this rugged 28 property and more than a 25 per A GOOD HOT MEAL . . . with Remington’s 2 quart Teflon II that features push button locks, comfortable hand grips, ’S', piece Shelton tool set. Includes socket set, screwdriver/awl cent reduction in burglaries, he lined electric serving dish with center divider. Keeps food and chrome plated trim. ^ said. set, tape measure^ utility knife and a multi-way Allen wrench. Police officials said the warm for 45 minutes without a cord. Nine Out Of Ten program, financed in part by a $39,000 grant from the Council on Criminal Justice, might Welfare Cheaters serve as a model for othei; cities the size of this Monterey Bay community of 40,000. If there is anyone who doubts the numbers together and thus learn the \ N Seaside’s assault on burglary need to reform the nation’s welfare total earnings per family. began in mid-1970 when a police system, he has only to read some In spot checks through one state, it reserve officer began feeding K year-old burglary reports into a recent spot studies to realize the was estimated that of those bn computer. By 1971, enough data incredible amount of graft which w elfare who earned $1,600 or m ore in on the times, place, type and cheats the poor, the disabled and the the quarter studied, there was manner of burglaries was gathered to permit an experi­ taxpayer alike. “ apparent fraud’’ in 41 per cent of the ment. These spot findings are back of cases. A rented computer was used Cat Tails - Light and Shadows. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) President Nixon’s decision to clamp The investigators found in this case to assign a two-man, unmarked patrol car to areas most likely that “ a large percentage of down hard on welfare management. to be hit by a burglar during a In one recent case, a spot check was recipients’’ reported none of their specific time of the day and made in one county on roughly 400 earned income. Many received two Congress To Probe Inside month. Anderson said the results welfare recipients whose employers checks for wages each month, but “ even amazed us though we ran had reported earning o f $1,600 or m ore reported only one. Overtime was Securities Industry out of money after five months. conveniently forgotten in many in­ But in that brief time we in three months checked. ’This check achieved a 15 per cent reduction wealthy would be more heavily Report was limited to recipients who had stances. By RAY CROMLEY in burglaries, and we reduced in 'The word from Capitol Hill is affected, of course. half the loss people took from given their correct names and Social What must be sought, 'These spot checks presumably did that the stock exchanges, the Rotcland Evans anri R obert ?sovak each burglary.” therefore, is not some Security numbers. About one out of profits made from security After the program was not include the worst of the cheaters. simplistic meat cleaver ap­ investiments and the operating resumed, Anderson said the or A BEAUTIFUL SETTING ... for 4 in brushed stainless nine, it was found, had given an honest 'The investigators said they would proach to the markets, but a methods of brokerage houses Tax Reformer Mills reduction has been even or A GARDEN OF EATING ... tastes better in a stainless report of their earnings. means to control stock or A COZY EVENING ... wrapped up in this large (54”x72” ) from Stanley Roberts. Set includes 6-piece place setting for assume that on average, those who are going to be in for thorough greater, with the city averaging salad set by Stanley Roberts. Includes salad fork and spoon, manipulation and pure specula­ would delay it only for an unannounced and confiden­ In this sampling, the 400 had investigating this year. tial—with Sen. Russell B. Long, about 45 burglaries per month, pure imported wool throw. 4 plus 4-piece serving set. listed their right name and Social tion having no relationship to W ASHINGTON - N ixon emergency. 'Trade legislation. and bowl - all accented by patterned border. reported a combined income of less New laws will be considered economics czar George Shultz chairman of the Senate Finance co m p a re d w ith a b ou t 70 Security number probably were less investment. Mills added, is no emergency. which will affect the incomes, Committee. But Shultz normally. than $400,000 for the three months. Congressional investigations, traveled down to Little Rock, Besides, Mills expressed doubt likely to be serious cheaters than the taxes paid and the safety of Ark., recently to hear some discovered, to his immense Each week, the police depart­ millions of investors. however, indicate that the that the Nixon administration is \ 'Their employers listed earnings of bad news; Rep?' Wilbur D. irritation, that Long had ment gets an updated computer those who worked under one nam e and This may affect you; for small investor, and sometimes even close to drafting a trade the pension fund, insurance Mills, Mr. Taxation of Capitol scheduled a press conference readout predicting when, where roughly $800,000. Social Security number and collected figures developed by the New bill. company or mutual fund in­ Hill, insists that his House Shultz then discussed with for him there. and how burglaries most likely That is, these recipients had been welfare payments under another York Stock Exchange suggest Ways and Means Conunittee wHl be committed in that week. that as of now 33 million vesting for him, have some con­ Mills tax reforms being drafted earning during this three-month take up tax reform to begin the The prediction is based upon name and number. siderable worries in addition to at the Treasury. This is known Americans own stocks directly. Behind Helm^s Exit detailed past burglary reports, period at an average rate of roughly politicians and the vagaries of new congressional session. to include tightening the so- Incidentally, these studies did not 'Thia includes investments in President Nixon’s which Include type of property mutual funds, which often the market. called minimum tax requiring $8,000 a year-but had been reporting policymakers, who privately The real reason for the taken, means of entry and other report on special assistance to the emphasize capital gains. A recent study on the everybody—even oil feel tax reform’s political shockingly abrupt dismissal of details of modus operandl. earnings at the rate o f $3,900 a year. I^rectly and indirectly, 106 securities industry; by a sub­ millionaires-to pay some tax aged, blind or disabled, nor aid to appeal has petered out, want to Central Intelligence Agency The burglary unit is More than’ a fourth of those in this million Americans own shares committee of the House despite loopholes. children under 16. delay tax legislation until late (CIA) Director Richard Helms dispatched accordingly to the through their own investments, Committee on Interstate and The unannounced, confiden­ sample reported no income at all 1973 or even 1974. Instead, they is President Nixon’s insistence area spotlighted by the through participation in pension Foreign Commerce does not tial meeting in Little Rock was If the men and women who want Ways and Means to on putting a business-type computer as a high-risk during the three months. But iH" funds, insurance companies and make for happy reading. intended by the White House to immediately consider time- manager, skilled in budget­ burglary zone. deservedly need aid are to receive other institutions. For one, that study notes that renew correct but not terribly vestigation showed they had earhings, consuming foreign trade cutting and cost analysis,- in Anderson said the memory The number of individual as of March 31, 1972, the warm relations between Mills at an annual rate, in excess of $8,400. what they require, and if the taxpayer legislation, privately charge of the intelligence bank also allows police to direct shareholders increased Securities Investor Protective and Shultz. Any real intimacy expressing hope that Chairman community. retrieve quickly all unsolved The cheating was actually greater is to be allowed to keep enough to by 53 per cent between 1965 and Corporation was involved in the was prevented, however, when liquidation of 39 securities Mills will go along. That Helms, to the conttary, is no burglary cases which fit into 1970. Shultz brought two underlings than indicated above. The earnings provide a decent life for himself and timetable was propose^ by cost-cutter but a career the apparent operating pattern 'The New York Stock firms. According to the SIPC’s with him: New York banker family with all the demands of Shultz, Secretary of the intelligence expert. He also has reports did not include self-employed Exchange projections suggest first annual report, trustees of William Simon, the new deputy of an arrested suspect. V] Treasury and chief White been criticized by the. "Subsequently,” he said, “ we government, education and growing aht by 1980 almost 50 million these firms felt that the secretary of the 'Treasury, and income, or jobs for which the worker' House economics aide^ during President’s palace g m ^ for.,^ Americans will be direct primary, causes for failure Treasury lobbyist W illiam have a good case clearatice living costs which he now faces, there the 90-minute meeting with being too free-wheeling, too in­ had been paid in cash by an employer investors. were; (1) inadequate, inac­ Gifford. record with the computer.” curate or nonexistent books and Mills in Little Rock. dependent and not quick enough The real potential of the hot under unemployment insurance. is no national problem deserving of A study made In TO^O A footnote; From Little records, (2) lack of adequate Mills would have none of it. to jump through the ever- computer in burglary control mure urgency tlian the eliminaliun uf calculates that three out of five Rock. Shultz & Co. went to In many cases where several capital, (3) mismanagement He informed Shultz he had narrowing White House hoop, won’t be realiz^, Anderson of Uie direct shareholders were Baton Rouge, La., for another grossly illegal payments to welfare committed himself to early ouse hoop. members of a family had earnings, and (4) in some cases, grossly meeting—also supposedly said, until nearby police members of households with consideration of tax reform and For Helms, the irony of hiS cheaters. improper conduct. departments adopt the same there was no way to draw these incomes reported at less than dismissal (on specious grounds $15,000 a year and that the preventative. or A W H OLE NEW BAG . . . this beautiful insulated vinyl that he is only three months “ If this burglary program is • or THE TIME OF DAY ... and a gentle awakening each median income of the average or INSTANT WEAtHER REPORTS ... from this handsome from the “ retirement age” of successful in S easide,” hq tote with hopsack trim has side pockets, zipper top, and investor’s household was morning with Copal’s modern design digital alarm clock. ill H istory' 60) is that a 1971 White House explained, “ then the burglars 3 way weather station. Gives temperature, humidity, and adjustable carrying strap. around $13,500 annually. Some directive attempting to impose Illuminated dial shows time day or night. 2.5 million of the shareholders will just spill into the barometric pressure accurately. In 1788^ Georgia became the Secretary of State J^hn Hay. Capital Fare the President’s will on the CIA neighboring cities. We’ve Today is Tuesday, Jan. 2, the were in households with yearly second day of 1973. There are fourth state to ratify the U.S. In 1905, the Russians was written by cost-conscious already invited them to share surrendered the Manchurian earnings of less than $5,(MNk budget expert Japies R. 363 days left in the year. Constitution. In mO, 6.3 million or 22 per A ndrew Tally our information.” city of Port Arthur to the Schlesinger. Currently chair­ Today’s highlight in history: In 1890, the first woman to be cent, of the shareholders were Japanese. man of the Atomic Energy On this date in 1942, in the hired by the White House professional and tectjjpical In 1970, 66 persons suffocated early days of the Pacific war, reported for work. She was a employes; 10.3 million, or 37 Commissions, Schlesinger is stenographer, Alice B. Sanger and were trampled to death now Mr. Nixon’s choice to the Philippine capital of ^ n ila per cent, housewives and McGovern Paid Fat Cats’ when a crowd barrier gave way succeed Helms. was captured by the Japanese. of Indianapolis. retired persons; 849,000, W o m e n In 1900, the Open Door policy, at a soccer match in Glasgow, Sehlesinger's directive, On this date; operatives and laborers; 1.4 WASHING’TON-There are a an estimated $5.5-million in point, the staffers were not In 1492, the Spaniards took defining foreign trade policy in Scotland. written when he was deputy G a in in g million, craftmen and foremen; lot of things wrong with the way campaign debts and committed rich; they needed their wages Granada from the Moors. China, was announced by U.S. budget director, ordered Helms 4.4 million, or 16 per cent, in we elect our Presidents and the other funds to retire some $500r to eat and pay the rent. It was : 1 to oversee the government’s clerical and sales; 622,000, 000 in loans from wealthy sup­ shameful to take money from WASHINGTON (AP) — top of the scandalous list is the entire intelligence apparatus service workers and expenditure of vast sums of porters. them and give it to the Women are being named post­ and turn over the CIA to his Remote Control proprietors. Fann and farm money in a blatant attempt to “ How’s that for irony?’’ millicffaites. masters in increasing numbers, deputy director, Lt. Geii. labor direct owners totaled only buy the voters. asked Joe Mohbat, press aide to Yet, it might have been and the Postal Service is Vernon. A. Walters. But 170,000. The recent Nixon-McGovem Larry O’Brien when O’Brien expected. In recent years, pleased with the results. Walters, once an interpreter for Some 22 per cent of the contest was the most out­ was chairman of the elitist liberal candidates have There are 11,901 women and then Vice President Nixon, was shareholders were under 35 rageous example so far of this Democratic National Com­ been seized with what might be 17,712 men serving as post­ new to the intelligence game. • years of age, only slightly less practice. One expert in the field mittee.' “ McGovern cam­ called a divine right obsession. masters. Postmaster General So, Sehlesinger’s directive both than the 25 per cent in the 45 to estimates that when all the paigned against the fat cats, ’The consider it their privilege E. T. Klassen reports he has infuriated and worried 54 age group. Fourteen per cent returns are in they will show and then paid them off and left to be served by unwashed named 1,101 women and 1,306 powerful members of Congress were 65 or older. A fifth were 35 that the two candidates spent the little people in the lurch. “ volunteers” because it is so men as postmasters since close to the CIA, to 44 and another fifth from 55 close to $75-million. Incidental­ “ If you ask them why they important to the unwashed that January. Consequently, Helms pledged to 64. Unfortunately, the figures ly, this must be a source of paid off the millionaires and not a “ little people’s candidate” be to these congressional powers do not show what per cent of the some chagrin to Richard Nixon, th%workers, the money men elected. The late Bobby that he would keep ClA’s reins shares by value were owned by the result having revealed that telfyou, “ We had an obligation Kennedy suffered from this dis- ,|n his own hands.He did so, persons of modest means and he could have won without spen­ to the millionaires. I think it ease, and even former angering the White House and those with wealth. ding a thin dime. explains why so many young employees of that Man of Main paving the way for his eventual This incomplete data, people are so turned off by Street, Hubert Humphrey, have :.X: But let that pass for the mo­ exit. however, does indicate that in­ ment. Presumably even politics and politicians.’’ complained that he was a slow Mr. Nixon will order vestment in shares is now so Congress will muster sufficient McGovern’s money men were man with a buck, although an At Hartford National, we know how tough saving widespread among the middle indignation to tighten up the right, of course. In the last unrelenting task master. Schlesinger to undertake a drastic pruning of CIA’s budget income and even the poor situation. What should concern stages of the campaign. It is true that candidates of is. So to make it a little easier, we’re offering a u/hole and end overlapping functions through their stake in I>ension$, the ordinary citizen at this point Finance Chairman Henry the«McGovem persuasion can­ of CIA, the Defense Intelligenpe collection of incentives. The nine delightful premiums life insurance investments and is the human element involved Kimeiftian was-forced to go to not draw on the millions of Agency a^d other spook otherwise, that radical changes in this sordid mess, as the millionaires for loans to •dollars available to a Richard organizations. shown above. ' in laws affecting share exemplified by the recent keep the action going. He got Nixon, an^ that also is A footnote: Mr. Nixon wanted You can have your choice of these premiums earnings, capital gains and brouhaha in what is left of the the dough—and deserves con­ shameful. An incumbent Presi­ terms of investment would McGovern camp. siderable credit for his night- dent has too much ruddy power to replace the professionally at a price you can’t afford to turn down. Just $10. And affect at least half the families More than 100 salaried and-day effort—but only with in an election year, and it skilly Helins upon taking of­ W e’re with you all the way in the United States, not just McGovern workers went unpaid the written understanding that should be so curbkl that finan­ fice in 1969 but was dissuaded all you have to do is deposit $100 in any new or existing by hard-nosed Secretary of the wealthy few. .Many of the during the last five weeks of the the loans would be repaid vir­ cially, at least, his opponent Hartford National savings account. This can be Regular, campaign. Some oKthem rose tually forthwith after the votes can enter the lists on equal Defense Melvin R. Laird. had been counted. footing. Hartford national up after the electionm d sued in WINDOW * -V Preferred, or Choice Passbook account. ' C.URRENT QUOTE the D. C. Minimum Wage and ATI right. But George Nevertheless, McGovern has Denting Bush McGovern, purported can­ lost, much of his luster by tur­ S o get saving. And get your pick from our beau­ BANK>

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< PAGE EIGHT — MANrHRSTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Jan.^, 1973_ Tolland C oventry These Were 1972 Headlines in Manchester Douglas E. Pierce announces, he will retire in July after aSH ZBA Plans ]^ew Form Budget January years as business manager for r Board of Education. Ettanuel Jan. 8-A tty. William M. Bro- Lutheran Church buys' 'site at nelll is named assistant town corner of Church and Chestnut Two May Be Delayed counsel. Sts. as housing for its elderly. Jan. 4 — PZC adopts new M Jan. 26 — Savings Bank of HOLLY GANTNER teachers will be familiar with Zone by unanimous vote. Mrs. Manchester announces plans Get^tha Lachausse Is tendered for major renovation at Main BETTE QUATRALE the process. Correspondent dinner party by co-workers and Office on Main St, to cooperate Correspondent He told the board also that Tel. 742-8795 jfriends at Manchester Memorial with current plans of town for . TEl. 875-2845 D r. Donald C., Hardy, both elementary schools have The Zoning Board of Appels Hospital upon her retirement modernisation of Main St. area. superintendent of schools, has had to spend more time from 87 years on the nursing Mias Evaline Pentland, who re­ will meet Thursday night in a informed the Board of developing PPBS than has been staff there. cently 'retired as secretary of private session to review two Education that it appears necessary at Capt. Nathan Hale Jan. 0—^Mr. and Mrs. Thomas United Fund of Manchester applications for variances aired doubtful the Program Planning and th e high school. F. Ferguson’s gift of $10,000 to board of directors, is honored at a public hearing last week. Budget System will be Departmentalization in the up­ Manchester Memorial Hospital at fund’s annual meeting for Approximately on'e dozen completed by the time the per grades has made it easier to will endow waiting room in in­ her ten years’ service. nearby residents opposed a traditional board budget is break out costs there. tensive care section of Bast Jan. 28 — Savings Bank of request to change the A and J ready for consideration. When completed, PPBS will Wing. Manchester names three new Grocery store to a package [ PPBS, a budget accounting show costs for a particiflar Jan. 6—Mrs. Rosalind Qulsh, officers; Mrs.'Carol W. Hough- store. They said that traffic system tailored to programs subject at a specified grade former town treasurer, la ap­ t(m, Mrs. Julia I<;olakowski and conditions are already rather than accounts, has been level. Under the traditional pointed field representative for Richard T. Carter are elevated to assistant treasurer’s posts. dangerous on Rt. 30 in that mandated by the state, with system, estimates for these State Gaming ' Commlaslcm; Jon. 27 — School board eyes vicinity, and that adding a figures are obtained by adding Atty. Thomas O’Marra, former school boards . throughout the vacant ..Roise Cascade (Case package store would only make together figures for various assistant town counsel becomes state expected to have adopted spclal assistant to Nathan Agos- Bros.) property at Highland the situation worse. it by September 1974. accounts. Frank Cebula of Browns , tlnelU, state comptroller and Park as relief for overcrowded Local teachers and While a complete PPBS will CLEilRANClS! former Manchester mayor. conditions at Bennet Junior Bridge Rd., who is seeking the administrators have been not be ready at budget time. special exception, explained he Jan. 7 — Town joins with re- High School. *1 working on the new program Hardy told the board that much searohor In applying for $98,000 Jan. 28 — Martin Neptune, would purchase the store and since school started in of the work will be completed, federal grant to develc^ com­ 21, who claims he is not a U.S. its four acre site only if the September, with teacher in- with additional central office puter model, of Manchester’s citizen because he was borh on change is granted. service days being devoted to time needed 'to actually water system. Penobscot Indian Reservation He claimed the package store explanation of PPBS. However, implement the new procedure. Jan, 8 — Frank S. Wilson of in Malne.loses first round in would be open fewer hours than Hardy has told the board, In other board news, Betty Glastonbury, formerly of Man­ battle to avoid draft. a neighborhood grocery store. because of the amount of work Peracchio, secretary to chester, Is named president and Jan. 29—Proceeds frem latest He said the grocery store was invOWejd in compiling PPBS, it Maintenance Supervisor BEDUe^^^TO 40'To chief executive officer of the glass and paper drive total $679, not a profitable one. may not be ready for board Richard Galinat, has submitted J. M. Ney Co. of Bloomfield, highest amount of eight drives , Neighbors contended the review at the^same.time as the her resignation effective Dec. a precious metals manufac­ held by bonservation Commis­ change would decrease their FOR MISSES & JUNIORS turer. sion; proceeds increase Case traditional board budget. . For 22, but told the board she would property values, in addition to Jan. 10—Rocco J. Ftmco- Mt. Fund to $6,112.85. Over 100 the 1973*74 budget year at lejaSt? remain in the post until a line Sr., advisor of John Mather town officials and ywiths are creating additional safety replacement is found. The posi­ Hardy had direct^ that both Chapter, Order of DeMolay, be­ present at officials opening of hazards. Although the the traditional, line-item tion is being changed from half neighborhood grocery store was came first advisor in state of Teen Center at Manchester Rec­ account budget, and PPBS be to full time -because of the Connecticut to be ' designated described by some as a reation Center, former Army prepared. ^ increased work load. -■ Advisor of the Year by the Su­ convenience, the package store Nike Site off Garden Grove Dr. He told the board that he does The board will hea?"’ttA preme International Supreme would carry a stigma, Jan. 81 — Alexander Jarvis not expect the time delay in progress report on the sequen­ . Council of DeMolay. challenges P2SC’s adoption of according to Ron Dixon who PPBS preparation for the 1974- tial learning program, phase ( Jan. 11—Ernest L. Morse re­ town’s new M zone for apart­ lives across the street from the 75 budget year, since by then one, at its Jan. 11 meeting. signs as president of the Mah- ments. . store. ^ Chester Water Co., but agrees No one spoke in favor of the CAR COATS to remain as director and con­ proposed change, other than sultant. Cast out Christmas Cebula. The stpre is a non- Area Delegates Attend trees are chipped into mulch June 20 was not only the last day of the school year but also the final out of the system by act of the Board of Education and pupils conforming use in a residential I COlW S- which will be used to spread on February one in the 61-year history of Lincoln School. The school was phased distributed among several other elementary schools in September. ■ r zone, having been in business Forum on Elderly nature trails and town gardens. prior to the adoption of zoning MNTCOATS Jan. 12—Cartton W. -Hutchins Feb. 1—Members of Pension gests radar sweep as best meth­ regulations by the town. Mrs. John V. Gregan of 53 spoken advocate of lower Is installed as president of the Board decide to keep fund in before moving to Cape Cod. munity Baptist Church educa­ Feb. 28 — FYed Sweet of N. March 10—Outgoing Superin­ $ ^ tendent of Schools Dr. Donald od of preventing oil spills on No opposition was noted to Schaller Rd., president of hospital costs, said that a per­ 3 6 Manphester Board of Realtors Hartford National Bank, after Feb 8 — David C. Toomey of tion and administration build­ School St. is honored at a testi­ Ino. and eis president of the Hayertown, ' Pa., formerly of ing. Alexander Jarvis, building monial by over 110 of his Hennlgan says Board of Educa­ Long Island Sound. the requested zone change to Connecticut Northeast Chapter son entering a general hospital R eg . weeks of consiaeration whether Manchester Multiple listing Manchester, Is named to board developer, takes Planning and friends for his 35 years of serv­ tion should have fiscal autonomy March 27 — Town Manager permit the Tolland Full Gospel of the American Association of today can expect to spend $1,000 to shift some of the fund to an Reg-*23 (D *30 Service Inc. of governors of the 8,000-mem­ Zoning Commission to court ice with the Eighth District vol­ to enable it to set its own budg­ Robert Weiss recommends \ Investment company. Church to convert the Lemek Retired Persons and chairman the first week. In developing his comment Jan. 18—Atty. Joel E. Janen- Feb. 2—Boau'd of Directors ber Philadelphia Bar Associa­ claiming that new Business 5 unteer fire department from et and tax rate. budget of $17,194,838 and a 62- Property bam on Goose Lane of the Joint Connecticut State mill tax rate for 1972-73 fiscal that hospitals compete for da is appointed to direct Man­ votes unanimously not to deny tion, regulation is iUeg^al; the new which he recently resigned as March 11 — Connecticut De­ into a church. Legislative Committee of the van - chester 1972 Heart Fund Cam­ Feb. 9 — Board of Directors zone would outlaw gas station first assistant fire chief; partment of Transportation year, up $854,077 and 8.34 mills ‘‘prestige,’’ he said that teacher contract worked out by National Retired Teachers’ i paign. Leon J. Zapadka' of Bol­ Sweet’s son Joel, is third gen­ m o^ ts survey, with cooperation from budget and tax rate ap­ denies proposed allocation of construction in other business Selectmen Meet Connecticut has 24 radiation un­ the board and Manchester Edu­ Association-AARP; and State NOW ton is chosen as thih year’s $1,600 to build a six-foot high zones. eration of Sweets to belong to of ^ e Herald, to deternfine in- proved by directors last May.. The Board of Selectmen are its, only 12 trained technicians cation Association. Charles Pil- Sen. David Odegard of the Outstanding Young Farmer by lard is elected president of Man­ fence bordering Center Springs Feb. 16—Budget requests sub­ the district department. t^est In commuter express* bus- William 'Vaders, 64, former head expected to make comment on to man them; and 8 units, Manchester Jayees.'Maj. Fran­ Park along Main St. Board of mitted by various town depart­ «is between Manchester and of Manchester High School In­ Fourth Senatorial District were chester Property Owners Asso­ Feb. 29— School board Is di­ the proposed charter, during according tp the Commissioner cis E. Miner, former deputy Hartford. dustrial Arts Department and among st^e representatives at ciation. Community Y trustees Directors unanimously okays ment heads do not include sal­ vided on efforts to construct tonight's meeting slated to of Health, are considered commandant of the Rocky Hill March 12—Despite rain which Manchester High School teacher the recen| National Forum of ask town board for $88,300 for estabUshment of town charter ary increases. Martin A. Nep­ an addition to IlUng Junior begin at 7:30 at the Administra­ adequate. Dr. Cohen added that Veterans Home and Hospital, forces cancellation of parade, for 30 years, dies. Free shuttle State Legislators for Older Improvements. revision commission. tune, 21, Penobscot Indian from High School and make renova­ tion Building. dies. bus service ^tw een Manchester Americans. The three-day ses­ even though maternity beds are Feb. 8—Scott Dickie, high Feb. 10 — Conservation Com­ Maine and charged with draft tions to Bennet Junior High Connecticut DeMolay holds suc­ The charter was submitted to empty because of the declining Jan. 14 — Michael Bayles, mission votes to support crea­ evasion, agrees to report for cessful 60th anniversary cele­ Shopping Parkade and East sion was held in Washington, Troop 27,- reecives Eagle Scout school senior, is winner of first School to relieve overcrowded the selectmen last week by the birth rate, more units are being cover design contest to be spon­ tion of Manchester Land Con- draft. School board unanimously bration hosted by John Mather Hartford Is launched. DC. Award. Fred E. 'Hirall Is hired conditions. Final figure for 1971 Charter Revision Commission built. Length Styles. sored by the Little Theatre of servatlpn ’Trust, a private, non­ approves $10,795,628 budget, a Chapter. March 28 — Mayor John Mrs. Gregan, who introduced as general manager-' of Man-' Grand List is $260,966,698, with minor changes and the Dr. Claire Ryder, chief of Manchester. Dr. Chester W. stock corporation which is dedi­ 12.6 per cent Increase over the slightly higher than the $266,- March 13 — Board of Educa­ Thompson says budget submit­ the state legislators, said, Boot and Knee Chester Water Co. Manchester deletion of the prohibition long-term care of the Depart­ Obuchowski, 1937 graduate of cated to wide use of environ­ 1971-72 working budget. A. Hyatt 936,258 preliminary figure re­ tion chairman says successor to ted by Town Manager Robert "Connecticut has a large Jaycees name two to be honor­ against the budget referen- ment of. Health, Education and Manchester High School and ment to serve .people of Man­ Sutllffe, ming Junior High leased last week. Pension Board Dr. Donald J. Hennlgan, super­ Weiss documents criticism of percentage of the 55-plus ed with special awards; Ed­ School principal and member of intendent of schools,' may be past Republican administration. dums. Welfare, criticized the prfoessor of French at UConn, chester. asks for $541,027 in 1972-78 Gen­ generation, and the Joint Com­ ward G. Bates Jr. for the Dis­ Feb. 11 — Hockanum River school system lor 32 years, re­ known next month. Youth Com­ Supreme. Foods of Hartford Rd. The basic concept of a town unnecessary expense to is maiin speaker at induction of eral Fund Budget. mittee represents more than tinguished Service Award, and Linear Pau*k Coordinating Com­ tires. State lottery outlets open mission suggests lighting up Is g;lven 80 dajrs to correct or manager—expanded board of 68 members of F. A. Verplarxk 102,(X)0 members of AARP and patients, resulting from long William E. FitzGerald for the mittee votes support of pro­ In Manchester. area:In Center Springs Park as remedy an incinerator violation. selectmen government still is Chapter of National Honor So­ NRTA. The views of delegates waits between admission and Outstanding Boss Award. posed purchase and develop­ Feb. 16—^Town board unani­ cure for loitering. March 29—The $338,8880 cap­ retained. This concept was ciety. from throughout the United surgery. She recommended Jan. 15 — Duane Edmonds, ment of Laurel Lake area. U.S. mously votes $41,000 to complete March 14 -2 Town Manager ital Improvement budget pro­ unanimously rejected by the that tests be conducted on an Feb. 4—Wayne Rawlins, MHS States and suggestions by them 29, of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, student, advances to finals of District Court Judge T. Emmet installation of sewers In Green­ March Robert Weiss recommends $10.1 posed for 1972-73 by Town Man­ Board of Selectmen previously. out-patient basis and the person ager Robert Weiss lists 20 pro­ will be carried back home, and joins The Herald as director of National Achievement Scholar­ Clarie declines to transfer trial wood Dr. area. million as education budget. During a special hearing admitted the night before posed capital Improvement al­ the hope is that much-needed advertising and marketing. T3ie ship Program for Outstanding of Martin A. Neptune, 21, Feb. 17—Town Democrats cite March 1 — Six leap year ba­ Henry J. Manning, former between the CRC »25 purchase and development of is noUed for lack of admissible Mar. 15 — With spring less by House of Representatives. would become effective with Harrison’s are named co-chair­ caucuses elected for two years. membership of NRTA-AARP housing that lacks basic elected chairman of Manches­ evidence. than a week away, area is sur­ Walter E. Schober, 82, former this year’s local elections. men of the Main St. Guild. Laurel Lake. March 2 — Dr. Sedrlck J. has provided information in an plumbing facilities; and of the ter Brotherhood In Actifather, 289-1555 Pullovers and Cardigans. ter of Hadassah celebrates its Assembly District and an out­ Congregational Church for 27 Mrs. Madeline McAwley ends 11 Russell, is scoutmaster for the April 6 — Sewer extension to In E ffect 30th anniversary and 60th anni­ years, is named pastor emeritus years of service; Theo R. Bad- troop. Arthur Dussault, first Jolland Tpke. approval is said scoutmaster of 'Troop 167, and versary of^. founding of Hadas­ • Key to decision on construction HARTFORD (AP) - at church’s 193rd Financial An­ enhuizen is new director.- nual Meeting. Richard ItothweU Feb. 25 — Town’s Grand List P an active Scouter for more than sah. of $1.64 million Holiday Inn. Motorist who do not have the 20 year's, is honored by the troop -March 24 — Crossroads, the Board of Directors unanimously required auto insurance under of SouA Windsor is installed as for 1971 is $256,936,258, up 3.1 Happiness Is .. per cent from 1970 New CJrand at a special' family night pro­ Drug Advi^ry Center, receives pledge support for downtown de­ the' new state no-fault auto president of Omar Shrine Club, Fevehyrit and Harold B. Turklngton, man­ ■ List- of $249,212,711. Manchester g r a m . big boost from David Wood- velopment. Atty. John R. Fitz­ insurance plan, can be charged ^ A REALLYUlY CLEAN LAUNDROMATLAUNDV hiiry, owner of Da'vld’s in Man­ M tin . aging editor at The Her^d, re­ is considered for express bus Mardh 9 — Clvltan Club re- Gerald heads Charter Revision with a mi^emeanor, the state chester Shopping Parkade, in Commission. AIR CONDITIONED 7^ ceives Divan fez oh his appoint­ service to accommodate area -celves recognition for second Insurance Department says. nature of $500 check. A total of. Anderson-Little ment as second ceremonial Atty. Harold Garrity, executor of the estate of the late Mr. commuters bound for Hartford. consecutive year for its partic­ April 6—Manchester Commu­ No-fault became effective TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY SPECIAL ipation in Save-A-Llfe Sunday 206 people who donated blood nity Development Foundation htA Qreat(^ame in ‘Tine Clothing master, of Spfilnx Temple Shrin- and Mrs. James H. Sheekey, holds plaque which was Feb. 26 — Over $12,000 worth Monday. Under it, all car 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING - $1 .SO of merchandise stolen from sponsored by American Red breaks all records In 21-year re-elects aU twelve officers and owners must can ^ liability and 24 — State Comptiroller placed in the intensive care floor of the new East Wing of Iona Manufacturing Company’s Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall history of regular Bloodmobile directors; Robert L. Nelson Is uninsured motorist coverage. Quality Spaad Quean Egulpment IN MANCHESTER Nathan O. Agostlnelll, formerly the Manchester Memorial Hospital which has been named Manchester warehouse is re- E. Hodge are elected worthy visits to Manchester. -named president for third con­ Failure to do so could mean Manchester’s mayor, Is named in the Sheekey’s memory; Sheekey served as turned by two men under ar­ patron and worthy matron, re­ March 26 — Coast Guard Lt. secutive year. (MANCHESTER PARKADE) WEST MIDDLE TPKE.-BROAD ST. spectively, of Temple Chapter, sentences of up to 90 days in Connecticut campaign manager Manchester’s town engineer. rest tor -their alleged part in Nell Wise, son of Mr. and Mrs. m CONLAm RiPT-3 0 9 Green Rd. ^ PHONE 6^7-1451 the thefts. OES. (See Page 10) jail, loss of license and a |500 for 'President Richard NlxoJ^ J. Jack Wise of Hilltop Dr., sug­ fine.

u Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d . Manchester. Conn., Tu m ., Jan, i , 1873 - PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Jan. 2, 197^ These Were 1972 Headlines injlanchester These Were 1972 Headlines in Manchester Revision of traffic «y*^e”d June 6 - About 226 persoM on Main St. which Sept. 15 — Manchester is one attend testimonial dimer ter and too costly to rep^> S (Continued from Page 10) o f only 10 New England (Continued from Page 9) Fire Chief W. Clifford Mason ^ a y from State Department of September ^ communities selected to par- vriio retired after 40 years as June 28 Brian McAwley is ticipate in a Drug Institute In April 7 — A $1SO,000 under­ town firefighter. ’T ^ r S S c h Segal, authOT •UMIV elected state master councilor V ‘iv Sept. 1 — Manchester Boston. ground and aerial telephone June 7—Taxpayers sidt oyer of "Love Story.” guest a U ^ of the Order of DeMolay in Democratic leaders claim they Sept. 16 — Opposition to SAM cable project designed to handle allegedly sloppy cal cockWl party given as ftmu Connecticut. (Summer Activities in. future telephone growth la under in connection with $6 raiser for presidential candidacy would have great trouble Manchester( program as way In Manchester. William town sewer project Js ^ S e n . Cteorge McGovern ^ June 29 — J. Grant Swank Jr. getting the quorum they would June 8 - A. Hyatt SuUlffe. resigns as executive vice expressed by Manchester Forbes, 281 McKee St., is |10,- South Dakota. The Key. ^ need topiorrow to elect 000 winner in "Super 76” lottery Illlng Juhlor High School princ - Property Owners Association Stuart Anderson, president of Manchester delegates to multi-town district drawing; he won $5,000 last p ^ Douglas E. Pierce, busi­ Cobum Rd., is ordained to the Chamber of Commerce after conventions as the court has disappoints Mayor John week in state lottery. John Ab­ ness manager of the Manches­ holy ministry at at years of service. Arson is J ordered them to do. Thompson. Frank Ennis bott, senior at Manchester High ter school system; and ur. Emanuel Lutheran Ch'*''®^' suspected in extensive fire in Sept; 2 — Manchester celebrates 25th anniversary of School wins first $500 jouralism Donald J. Hennigan, suj^rin- June 26-Opposltlon to close offices of Dr. Robert R. Keeney reteiving his Eagle Badge by scholarship of Laurel dlbb, an tendent of school, are given Democrats were still meeting Uncoln -School is strong. State and Richard Demko at 29 late this morning and making welcoming his twin sons to the organixatlcn of Capitol repotl- farewell testimonial dinner. Public UtiUtles CommlMlon Democratic Town Chairman Haynes St. Eighty area an effort to get the quorums Eagle Scout rank. era. (PUC) promises to speed d ^ - 'ts. Ted Cummings charges that Re- residents are inducted as needed to elect delegates to Sept. 18 — Atty. David M. April 8—Miss Jean M. Hand- slon on Manchester Water Co. Barry says he will not be a ley, formerly of Manchester and publican-controlled Board of charter members of the conventions in multitown request for rate hike. T o '^ is candidate for the Democratic employe Information manager Directors of past few years awarded $23,000 grant of plans Northern Connecticut chapter political districts as the court for Southern New England Tele­ "was not minding the store of the Air Force Association. has ordered them to do. nomination for new Fourth while it was in office, and, as for final land use of ®. phone, is appointed information sanitary landfill. Historic^ Raymond M. Thompson, 46, Sept. 5 — Manchester Pipe Senatorial District. a result, the whole town suffer- managr for Amerlcain Telephone marker is dedicated on Munici­ acting fire chief, dies. William Band defeats Worcester Sept. 19 — Manchester and Telegraph in New York ©d * * (Mass.) Pipe Band in closing Community College- opens June 9—Republican Town Di­ pal Building lawn; ceremony “ Pop” Preston is named City. also Inaugurates planning for academic year with 1,359 new rector WllUam J. Diana resigns “ Knight of the Year” competition at Round Hill students and total enrollment of April 10 — Miss Laurie4bee from Board of Directors be­ next year's 150th anniversary June 30 — Gold American Games; drummer William of the incorporation of Manches- 2,525 full-time equivalent Osgood, 18-year-old daughter of cause of “ an overbearing wwk Legion Life Membership cards, Taylor wins first prize in drum students which are 109 and 94, Mr. and Mrs. Benton Osgood load.” Town plans lor Fourth the highest honor awarded at major contest. ‘^liune 21-WllUam M. McGoo- respectively, in excess of of Vernon,' is named Miss Man­ of July fireworks display are post level, are awarded to Sept. 6 — Board of Directors han, math tea®*'®'' numbers for which college is chester 1972 at fourth annual canceled because of lack of sult- Harold Olds and Leon Bradley. unanimously approves Miss Manchester Scholarship Cheney Technic^ budgeted. Brian McAwley •able site. Zoning variance, per­ yeare, retire's. M a n c h e ^ allocations totalling $61,0(K) for Pageant. DeMolay state 60th an­ mitting liquor permit at Sports­ improvements to North End receives Chevalier Degree, niversary, hosted by Manchester man’s Tavern on Sprue St. de­ teachers overwhelmingly ^ ® e^ two-year agreement with B o ^ -recreational facilities. Op­ highest honor in Order of chapter, holds memorial parade spite town zoning regulations of Education calling for 6H ponents to town acquisition of DeMolay. on Main St. prohibiting it, is challenged. July cent total increase. aasS of Case Mt. ask for referendum. Sept. 20 — Republican State n to useui June 10—Judge John J. Wal- April 11 — Town’s plans are IA ^ ^ U M graduates 699 Manchester Hlgn July 1 — Express bus service Sen. David 0. Odegard of lett, judge of Manchester’s Pro­ Incumbent Rep. Francis okayed for purchase of Laurel School members in outdwr begins between Hartford and " Manchester announces he will op' Ma KCHBSTTJ ;<:] bate Court since 1948 and clerk Mahoney and Town Director Lake for use as sanitary land­ ceremony under clear sky. Mwchester with buses leaving Anthony Pietrantonio are seek re-election to second tevm fill. Board of Education ap­ of the court lor over 20 years before that, announces retire­ SchrJer Enterprises proposes from Burr Comers Shopping nominated by Democrats as in State,Senate. Jeffrey Stone, a proves motion to relocate school $1.5 to $2 million shopping cen­ Center every ten minutes from senior, and Richard administration offices to first ment at end of year (has reach­ candidates for election to state ter on Tolland Tpke. near Ver­ 7 to 9 a.m. and' from 4 to 6 p.m. Wasserman, a junior, a e floor of old Robertson School ed mandatory retirement). House of Representatives, June 12 — Brltlsh-Amerlcan non Circle. Nature Conservancy, non-profit ^hools open with 540 teachers named the first stude.it from Bennet Junior High School June 22—Howard L. Smith Club holds parade in 54 degree organization, offers to members of the Board of Main Building. Board of Educa­ reaches 20TgaIlon mark as one and, for the first time in about tion is served show-cause writ temperature with brisk winds cooperaite with town in - w 60 years, one leSs school in the Education. and ominous clouds as part of of 179 donors during recent on why two provisions of con­ Manchester waved their greetings to the hundreds who Bloodmobile visit. Eighth Dis­ purchase of Case Mt. system—LincolA’s school doors Sept. 21 — Assistant Tovm The British-American Club marked its 50th anniversary in club’s 60th anniversary celebra­ July 3 — C. Elmore Watkins, tract with MEA should not be braved a cold June day to join the celebration. trict President William F. Han- are closed. ■ - Counsel William M. Broneill is enforced. Two-school junior high 1972 with parade down Main St., Manchester. Club officers tion. one of town’s leading citizens, • . idorsed by Manchester June 13—Board of Education kfnson is re-elected without op­ Sept. 7 — Opening day system is approved by Board aboard a car from the Antique Auto Museum of is 90. considers phasing out Lincoln position to his fourth consecu­ enrollment for Manchester Democrats as their candidate of EducaUon. William H. Slelth July 5 — For first time in 20 School. Feline League, first fe­ tive one-year term. school system is 9,932 which is for state representative in the is named chairman of fund June 23—Joseph Francis Mc- years, traditional Fourth of 12th Assembly District. drive to construct $74,000 addi­ male softball league in Man­ 203 less than last year’s figure. High School and electrical en­ chester, opens at Illlng Field. ■Velgh, 85, one of Manchester’s July fireworks display is not Sept. 25 — Tlie Rev. Walter tion to Manchester’s Commu­ April 26 — State Comptroller ager of its Hartford music and Sept. 8 — Democratic State gineering professor at Univer­ Jime 14—South United Mqth- first mail carriers, dies. State held because suitable location Loomis, retiring pastor of nity Child Guidance Clinic. Nathan Agostlnelli is endorsed piano store, dies. Observances Chairman John M. Bailey is sity of Connecticut, wins 1,000 June odist Church announces com­ Bond Commission approves could not be found. Advisory Community Baptist Church, April 12—Peter Flynn, former by Town GOP for nomination commemorating the 100th anni­ honored guest at formal national awfud as the outstand- plete changeover of its minister­ funds for Department of ’Trans­ Board of Health recommends chief page compositor for ’The lor First District congressman. versary of Arbor Day and its opening of Manchester and his wife. Marguerite, are slty of Connecticut, wins $1,000 ial staff; the Rev. Dr. J. Manley portation's express commuter Herald, is honored at testimon­ Masonic 60-year pins are award­ seventh annual local sponsor­ June 1—Miss Evaline D. Pent- that town hire full-time physi­ Democratic campaign honored at a farewell reception “ May 17 — Manchester yt>'W Shaw retires, the Rev. Carl W. bus project linking Manchester ial lor 43-year newspaper ca­ ed to Dr. George A. F. Lund- ship by Chamber of Commerce land, 71, leader in Manchester cian to serve as director of at Fellowship Hall; they will Auxiliary receives award for be­ Saunders is assigned to Newton and Hartford. headquarters at Main St. and E. berg and Henry H. Miller. Ad­ City Beautiful Committee • are Girl Scouting for many years, health and school physician for live in Florida. reer. ing first unit in state to reach Centre, Mass., and the Rev. June 24—Miss Susan Royce, Middle Tpke. Incumbent State ler Dobkin is elected to his third held Ip... local schools. An esti­ dies. town. Upper stories of Sheridan Sept. 22 — Thomas F. Dr. Fred D. Mangenelll, di­ membership of 200. Miss Eva Ralph W. Spencer is assigned who will attend a theological Rep. Donald S. Genovesi and consecutive term as GOP town mated $16,000 may be needed June 2—Manchester. Commu- Block on Main St., severely rector of Howell Cheney Region­ Johnson, assistant administrator to Norwich. The Rev. Dr. seminary in the fall, is the first former Town Director John I. Ferguson, exective editor of chairman. Patrolman James for cost of vandalism repairs unlty College graduates 390 stu­ damaged by fire last October, al Vocational and Technical of Manchester Memorial Hospit­ George W. Webb is new senior woman candidate for the profes­ Garside Jr. are endorsed by The Herald, is serving as presi­ McCooe becomes 11-gallon blood to local schools. Manchester dents. The Rev. C. Henry An­ School since 1953, retires; S. al imtil her retirement in 1963, minister at South Church with sional ministry from Center are teing razed, but ground- Manchester Republicans as dent of the New England donor; his son Kevin gives his Student Nurse Loan Association derson of Emanuel Lutheran John Garofalo of Rocky Hill is is appointed honorary trustee at the Rev. Robert W. Eldridge Congregational Church. level portion remains. Park Associated Press News first pint during Bloodmobile celebrates 20th anniversary. Church observes 26th anniver­ candidates to the state House of annual meeting of the hospital Jr. and the Rev. Wayne Ken­ superintendent and tree warden Executives Association at its his successor. Town and Muni­ visit. May 4 — Manchester PoUce sary of his ordination. June 26—Board of Directors Representatives. cipal Employes Group agree on board. dall as associate ministers. decide to restrict backyard gar­ Ernest Tureck rules for 25th Anniversary Convention in April 27 — Manchester indus- Union wants change in town June 3 — Dr. Walter M. Sept. 9 — Joseph Brooks, 3% per cent pay increase. Jo­ May 18—Saul M. SUversteln, Board of Directors approves bage collections to senior citi­ removal of 28 trees on north trallst and civic leader Robert charter so police officers may Schardt is elected one of Con­ detective with Manchester Moddus; he co-hosts with Burl seph P. Castagna, PhD., of Bol­ participate in politics. More 71, retired board chairman of necticut’s 61 delegates to the lighting and curfew in a portion zens and invalids, a move it side of Tolland Tpke. between P. Fuller, chairman and chief police force, is • promoted to Lyons, Herald publisher, at ton is elected president of Man­ than half of town’s teachers Rogers Corp., international Democratic National Conven­ of Center Springs Park in an says will net savings about Buckland Rd. and Slater St. executive officer of Lydall Inc., a t reception for news executives. chester Rotary Club. vote unanimously for mediation authority and lecturer on busi­ tion. Sphinx Temple Shriners attempt to curtail recent unfa­ sergeant. receives Chamber of Commerce $10,000. The Rev. Walter H. Additions to and renovation of Democratic Club of in contract negotiations. ness management, and religious gather here for annual Spring vorable incidents. Loomis resigns as pastor of Sept. 11 — Patrolman Primo April 13—Small attendance at "M ” award. niing and Bennet Junior High Manchester drops its corporate Groundbreaking on Spring dt. is and civic leader, dies in Tas­ Ceremonial celebration with Amadeo, 57, a 24-year veteran first of seven planned public April 28 — Blaze levels two June 16 — The Annulli Con- Community Baptist Church and Schools are approved by Board held for Connecticut’s first Sing­ mania while on his 10th trip over 1,000 New England Shrin­ of the Manchester Police status. hearings by Charter Revision farm buildings, damages a third structlcxi Co. of Manchester retires from active ministry. of Education at a total cost of er Learning Center. around the world. Mrs. May Department, dies. Qommunity Sept. 23 — Herald Commission reflects apathy and and destroys 160 pigs at farm ers visiting. ^ awarded contract for major re­ Lydall Inc. and Corcap Inc. 18.8 million and voted to pre­ May 6 — Board of Directors ’Tivnan and Harold Lehamann June 6 — Mayor John Thomp­ ministry in special ceremonies at Emanuel Lutheran Baptist Church dedicates photographer Reginald Pinto raises question of wisdom of of Anthony Botticello, on Hllls- novation of main office of the agree on contract for Corcap td sent package to the Board of The Rev. Alan Stuart Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eric adopts budget of $16,558,000 and are named Senior Citizens of son criUclzes "unsatisfactory make equity investment of $1.8 C3iurch. Christian Education and Ad­ takes two third prizes in annual continuing meetings. Bill con­ town Rd. the year; James Herdic is hon­ Savings Bank of Manchester. Directors. Anderson of; 20 Cobum Rd., was ordai^ to the holy holds tax line at 48.66 mills. aecouhtlng procedures” in ac- million in Lydall. ministration Building. photo contest of the New cerning linear park along Hock- April 29 — Patrick Sheehan, ored for his efforts in forming June 16 — Lt. Col. Alfred P. July 6 — Town’s 19-member anum River dies in committee. John Wiggins, senior at Man­ cotmting of $6 million sewer Werbner, U3AFR, retires alter June 27 — Board of Education Sept. 12— Residents of Lydall England Association P ress correspondent and anchorman chester High School, is among town’s first senior citizen club. project. Manchester Pipe Band delegation to First District April 14—John A. DeQuattro 30 years of service. approves two-year teacher con­ St., Overlook Dr., and News Executives Association. for Channel 8, WTNH-’TV, Is May 19 — Deputy Fire Chief wins Eastern Seaboard Grade GOP convention goes uncom­ age of 70 and must retire as over 2,000 people make this is elected president of Manches­ six high school football players June 17—Concordia Lutheran tract. Addition to Illlng is ac­ American Field Service Sept. 26 — Arthur E. Smith, awarded direct commission as John Rivosa, 14-year veteran 1 Pipe Band Championship, Elducation. Police Lt. Robert D. year’s 8th District Fire Depart­ Greenwood Dr. area oppose ter Chamber of Commerce. to receive an award at sixth Church bums mortgage for cepted in concept by Board of mitted. exchange student from Uganda, justice of the peace and is given chairman of the executive second Ueutenant in the Con­ of the Town Fire Department, and its drum major, William Tjnnan is second Manchester ment peach festival the most zone change which would bring annual Scholar-Athletes Awards church building on Pitkin St. Education. July 7— School Board decides Africa, arrives; Mary honorary title of “ Marryln’ April 16—Dr. Donald J. Hen- necticut Army National Guard. is promoted to chief. Case Mt. Taylor, wins first place in drum policeman to ever attend FBI successful in the event’s 21- more condominiums to their committee of United Aircraft dinner of Northern Connecticut at the end of 11 years of work, to close Lincoln School. Sam” at a meeting of the nlgan, superintendent of schools project moves ahead with $298,- major’s contest for fourth con­ Natlo^ Academy. Nnasimba Nnajjemba is gues^ area. Corp., becomes chairman of the chapter of the Football Founda­ two years ahead of schedule. (See Page 11) July 8 — Remodeling of Manchester Republican Town year history. Vincent A. Bedner for four years, announces ap­ 963 federal g;rant toward pur­ July — Ted Trudon of Allan Walch family. firm upon retirement of tion and Hall of Fame.. Arthur secutive year. Downtown Manchester office of 22 aban­ Conunittee; as of this week of Somers is arrested by State Sept. 13 — Board of Directors pointment as associate with D. Tedford, owner and operator of chase of the land. dons plans to construct a $1.5 Aug. 5'-r Richard S. Matteson William P. Gwinn. the Connecticut Bank and ’Trust with five months of his term Police in connection wiOi a hit- tables action on town J. Henry Co. in South Windsor, ■May 20—The Rev. Dr. J. Man- begins duties as organist and Sept. 27 — Harry F. Smith, PM his own barber shop on Main million motel-restaurant com­ and-run accident Aug. 19 in acquisition of Case Mt. Town real estate investment counsel­ ley Shaw, senior minister of Co. is completed, giving it a choir director of Emanuel left to go, he has performed 178 St., is selected as a full-time plex Records Revenue Sharing Bill (ap­ Agostinelli is named an ^HERYWT incorporator of the Connecticut Jobn I. Garside Jr., who proximately 677,000) to relieve Andwson-LittlB . Mn tkn , Warranty Deeda withdrew from the race. local tax burden. ' Institute for the Blind. The best factory makes the best clothing! Lucy Cassarino to Adrian and Oct. 7 — Manchester. . Oct. 25 — Board of Directors Nov. 7 — PZC unanlmoitfly Ida Mailloux, property at 625 W. Association for the Help of pass resolution to advise voters denies zone change for .Middle Tpke., conveyance tax Retarded Children is selling to ignore two referendum condominiums at Lydall St. and $26.95. Christmas cards designed by questions on Nov. 7 voting Greenwood Dr. Buel C. Grant Jr. and Emily retardates, the proceeds of machines dealing with road and Nov. 8 — The St. George B. Grant to Andrew Benjamin which will enable MAHRC to sidewalk repair because funds Award, highest Catholic award Cavazza and Barbara Q. continue and expand its efforts. . from the federal revenue in scouting, is bestowed upon Cavazza, property at 115 N. - Oct. 9 — Thomas Faulknor, sharing plan are sufficient. Edward Ackerman and Roger Elm St., conveyance tax $37.40. vice president and 39-year During an informal rap session Granger. For third time in five Herbert J. and Thelma S. Hill employe of C. R. Burr & Co., on Manchester Community years, school referendum to to Buel C. Grant Jr. and Emily provide additional space in r p f i r A Q ' College campus/Sen. Abraham B. Grant, property at 99 Oct. 10 — Proposed Ribicoff says that President system flunks by margin of 470 Strickland St., conveyance tax Sllverstein Youth (Center is un­ Nixon deserves to be beaten. votes. Mary Cheney Library $35.20. animously backed by board of Oct. 26 — James F. Farr, announces plans to open library Wesley C. Gryk Sr. and directors of Temple Beth Manchester director and Sunday afternoons as an Bernice B. Gryk to Wesley C. Sholom, to be constructed on former mayor, wins $5,0(X) in experiment. Louis Dlmock i Gryk Jr., parcels at 22-24 and 30 Temple grounds and to be Connecticut Lottery. Watkins succeeds (Triton Hutchins as lAMJARI Locust St., no conveyance tax. “Living Memorial” in honor of Bros, donate Cable Nelson president of Manchester Board Leandre G. and Constance J. the late Saul and Riggi spinet piano for Kiwanis radio of Realtors. Biggest election Bolduc to The Prudential Sllverstein; Mr. Sllverstein was auction. story for town is automatic Insurance Co. of America, a founder and the first Oct. 27 — Manchester recount ordered in race for property at 57 Ridge St., con­ president of Temple Beth Property Owners Association probate judge as latest tally veyance tax $28.60. shows Dem. William Sholom. opposes expenditure of $6.8 Green Manor Construction Oct. 11— West side residents, million for additions and FitzGerald with 92-vote lead Co. Inc. to Philip K. and Shirley plus an assist from the town renovations to Bennet and Illing over Rep. Ronald Jacobs. M. Grogan, unit in Northfield Board of Directors, ask library Junior High Schools. Town Nov. 10 — State Rep. Donald Green Condominium, board for public hearing in Democrats pass resolution suf»- Genovesi seeks bill to remove conveyance tax $31.35. hopes of canceling decision to porting town acquisition of party levers from voting CLEARMf Louis J. and Patricia A. close West Side Library. Case Mt. Public Utilities Com­ machines. Dr. David Rubin Dechiara to Edgar 0. Cheney Oct. 12 — The Herald buys mission permits Lydall, Inc. to leaves for Kathmandu, Nepal, Jr. and Carole M. Cheney, next-door two-family property establish permanent private under a Fulbright grant, to property at 160 Blue Ridge Dr., which will be demolish^ to railroad crossing at former concentrate on translating conveyance tax $53.90. make room for additional Parker St. public crossing. Mrs. literary works of that country. Sister Mary Gonzales, 89, one of REDUCTIONS TO 50% Judgement Lien parking space. John C. Reigi worthy grand X Oct. 13 — Dave Wiggin cops matron of the Grand Chapter, the oldest nuns in state and Hartford Hospital Inc. 100th career victory as football OES of Connecticut, makes among the early faculty ON SELECTED GROUPS OF CLOTHING against Raymond F. and Judith coach when Manchester High first visit in her new capacity to members of St. James School, Healy, two parcels off School downs Wethersfield her home Temple Chapter. returns for St. James School Manchester Rd., $808.10. High with 35-6 score. Oct. 28 — Mrs. Grace M. golden jubilee. Nov. 11 — Traditional the park at Union Pond to the people of Manchester. Attachments Oct. 14 — Matthew M. Kaler, resident of Green Lodge Miss Manchester, Laurie Lee Osgood, and Mayor John Sapuel H. Cohen, trustee, Moriarty is awarded the Alum­ Home, is feted on her lOOth Veterans Day is observed with ceremonies at Manchester Thompson lifted the veil from the plaque which dedicated against Laurie M. and Herbert ni Medal, the highest award birthday. Memorial Hospital with Nathan k : H. Hiers, property at 89 given by Pratt Institute's Oct. 3 0 - The Silk City Chorus Coleman Rd., $750. Agostinelli, state comptroller, Atty. William E. FitzGerald, Alumni Society, citing his life takes eighth place honors at Laurel Lake. Vivian Ferguson, Donald G. Rosenberg against of service to his community, 26th annual Northeastern the principal speaker. Salvation Army in Manchester succeeds Wayne L. Secrist as elected judge of probate last Nov. 13 — Recount of last Grand Tall Cedar of Nutmeg receives Connecticut Chefs Laurie M. and Herbert H. church and alma mater. Marcel District Chorus Competition of conclude with Tri-State Musical Association first outstanding month, resigns from the Hiers, property at 89 Coleman week’s election results adds 8 Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon. Manchester Board of Directors. - (Dassavant and Mrs. Margery SPEBSQSA, Inc. held in Festival of groups from service award for her outstan­ Rd., $500. White are installed as votes to Atty. William Massachusetts, Rhode Island Atty. Allan Thomas is Manchester Community Montreal. FitzGerald’s (Democrat) ding journalistic coverage of commandant and president, Oct. 31 — Mayor John Thomp­ and Manchester; Com­ unanimously re-elected to his College needs additional spqpe Dissolution Agreement margin of victory giving him second term as Board of the Culinary Arts Exhibit for respectively, of the Marine son says there would probably missioner Bramweli Tripp, the years 1970, 1971 and 1972; by fall of 1975, or 3,000 stqdent Michael Pinette and Anthony Corps League and Auxiliary. be no increase in taxes if town l(K)-vote plurality — 11,931 to leader of the Salvation Army in Education chairman. si enrollment will be limitj/Wams Meek, no longer doing business 11,831 for Atty. Ronald Jacobs,, Nov. 29 — Dr. William E. Mrs. Ferguson is the wife of Oct. 16 — Douglas Schultheis voters approve a Nov. 7 the 11 eastern states, preaches. Thomas Ferguson, former Dr. Frederick W. LoWe Jr., as Custom Squares. is selected out of over 500 referendum for renovations of his Republican opponent. Richard G. Qark, 29, native of Buckley authors “A New MCC president. Sqqare Village V- H Nov. 14 — For the 18th England Pattern: The History publisher of The Herald. Trade Names young men attending YMCA town’s two junior high schools. Peekskill N.Y. is named Dec. 6—Manchester area, one housing complex.'pri Spencer St. Camp Jewell last summer as consecutive year. Dr. Eugene executive vice president of the of Manchester, Connecticut,” gets HUD subsidy. William C. Anthony Meek, doing Davis heads Greater to be published in conjunction of the hardest hit parts of the business as Custom Squares, 56 the most outstanding camper Greater Manchester Chamber state in severe ice storm, Bray, sexton at Center MEN’S and is presented its “Camper of Manchester Committee for of (!!ommerce; he fills post left with town’s Sesquicentennial Congregational Church, is Cooper St. 1972-73 fund drive of the observance in June 1973. John recovers after nearly 24 hours Ronald E. Trzcinski, doing the Year” award. N o v e m b e r vacant upon J. Grant Swank’s of disrupted service in some honored With plaque citing him Oct. 17 — Project Concern Connecticut Institute for the resignation. L. Pickens is named chairman for his ^io-years of service to the ALL WEATHER busiess as Colonial Real Estate, Nov. 1 — Manchester Book Blind. Dr. Walter M. Schardt of town’s new 12-member sections. Town receives 3- i » South Windsor. contract with Hartford for this Nov. 20 — Ground is broken month extension on its option to church. school year. Nathan Joy, Shop is one of several in state retires after nine years of for new educational facility for Public Safety Advisory Com­ COATS! J. Gregory Marks and closed down during crackdown service on the Board of EJduca- mittee with J. Winthrop Porter purchase Case Mt. ^ 3 Charles F. Leighton, doing formerly principal of the now South United Methodist Church Dec: 7—Ground is broken for on dealers in pornography. tion. Dr. Alfred B. Tychsen, as chairman of the Bicycle Dec. 20-Mary Cheney business as Gremar Vending, closed Lincoln School, is nam ^ to be located to west of present new Twin Jerry Lewis Cinema REDUCED! acting director of pupil Nov. 2 — Over 500 persons are native of Denmark, is church building and connected Safety Program Committee. Library is now first in state in 318 Adams St. present in Manchester Armory appointed assistant superinten­ Nov. 30 — Charter Revision at Burr Corners Shopping number of service hours; with ■ personnel service. to main church. Plaza. MEN’S Oct. 18 — Christie McCor­ for state lottery drawing. J. dent of schools for curriculum Nov. 21 - Manchester Commission is asked to back the addition of Sunday house, it Marriage Licenses Moray Roy, district scout and instruction at a $23,0(X) proposal for townwide election Dec. 8—Fireman Edward is now open 73 hours a week. Bruce Sterling Byrne, Broad mick is elected president of the Community College’s request McGregor is cited for par­ Manchester Historical Society. executive of the Algonquin salary; he succeeds George F. for $10,000 for outdoor of a mayor. OFF Brook, and Elizabeth Jane ticipating in saving a man’s life MEN’S DRESS Emmerling, 175 Sunny Brook Former Mayor and Mrs. Harold District of the Long Rivers Bradlau who resigned this fall. recreational facilities is Council, accepts position as Daniel A. Moran succeeds during a recent fire on Walnut Dec. 21—Two armed Dr., Jan. 13, Center A. Turkington observe their withdrawn as no specific funds St. Robert A. Haugh succeeds MEN’S 50th wedding anniversary. Explorer executive with the Charles J. Crocini as are available. Edward J. Dupre robberies in town net two SLACKS! Congregational Church. Hiawatha Council at Syracuse, maintenance supervisor in D e c e m b e r Wilbur M. Chadwick as separate gunmen nearly $5,000; SPORT COATS! John Anthony Owen Jr., Manchester Property Owners is named national aide-de-camp worshipful master of Association aims opposition at N.Y. The old Kittel house on school buildings and grounds of Veterans of Foreign War. Dec. 1—Mrs. Helen J. about $3,000 is taken in stickup FINELY Edgewood, R.I., and Harriet Bissell St. is torn down to make department at a $10,500 salary. Friendship Lcxlge of Masons. at Top Notch Foods Inc., and Lousie Duncombe, 61 Garth SAM program specifically at Nov. 22— Board of Directors Sorensen is fifth American Dec. 9-^Mayor John Thomp­ rock concerts at Mt. Nebo and room for parking lot as part of Nov. 15 — Board of Directors unanimously rejects proposed Salvation Army worker to nearly $2,000 in cash and checks DOUBLE KNITS! ITAILORED Rd., Jan. 5, Center the Manchester Evening Herald votes intent to provide town’s son, shocked and disappointed is taken from man making night DOUBLE KNITS! Congregational Church. movies at Center Park. ordinance for buying Laurel receive the “ Order of the that^w n will receive about 50 Oct. 19— James R. McKay, a plant expansion. $150,000 cost share toward Lake; board says it will have to Founder,” Salvation Army’s deposit at local bank branch. OR OR John Shubetski, Wallingford, Nov. 3 — A 375-lot tract on purchase of Case Mt. per’cent less in federal revenue­ and Helene Strele, West lOVi-year veteran of the Town be by mandate of people in award of order of merit. sharing funds, says town will MEN’S Fire Department, is promoted Keeney St. is sold by Sol Lavitt Republican Town Committee townwide referendum. Dec. 2—Joan Thompson is FINE WOOLENS WOOL WORSTED! Hartford. to West Hartford construction recommends four-mill cut in appeal allocation. Dr. Clifford Dec. 22—Manchester Park Paul Wilson Archibald to deputy chief. Town Library Nov. 24 Amby Burfoot wins first correspondent for first O. Simpson, retired pastor of firm for development. town’s property tax rate. 36th running of traditional Department expands program as low as as low as TOPCOATS! Courtnell Jr., Gainsville, Fla., Board votes to delay closing of weekly student-written column Center Congregational Church for recycling (jhristmas trees West Side branch library until Manchester ban against open Steady rains turn to snow with Thanksgiving Day Five-Mile appearing in The Herald from SUITS and Susan Hale Barnini, 249 burning of leaves remains in temperature drop, and covers where he served for 27 years, is and designates six locations REDUCED! Boulder Rd., Dec. 30, St. end of January. First light snow Race for hiS fourth time. Seven- East Hartford Catholic High elected vice president of The where discarded trees may be force following a public hearing Manchester area. Kiwanis Qub member committee to consider Mary’s Episcopal Church. falls on area. School. Connecticut Council of left, as compared to only one Oct. 20 — Dr. Harold S. held by Town Manager Robert Radio Auction totals about best use for abandoned Lincoln Dec. 4—Charles H. Norris Sr., Weiss. Results of sales $1,350 in first night. Manchester Churches. place last year; trees will be Building Permits Barrett of Manchester ^nd School is named by Mayor John 75, long active in the American Dec. H—Nat H. Schwedel and John S. Ziemak, alterations to promotion held by Main Street Grange gets permission to Thompson. JOY (Job fed through a chipping deputy commissioner of health Legion and Masonic circles, his wife, Gertrude, are conduc­ machine. dwelling at 378 Hartford Rd., for Connecticut, receives David Guild in advance of state construct annex to rear of old Opportunities for Youth) em­ dies. Richard G. Clark begins OFF lottery drawing held in town Bunce School on Olcott St. ting a drive to raise $125,000, $400. C. King Award from the barks on its second year as a duties as executive vice presi­ the estimated cost of the Living Leo Arsenault for Martha Connecticut Society' of Geron­ a re termed “ highly Nov. 16 — Thomas D. job bank whose purpose is to dent of the Greater Manchester Dec. 23—Hartford National successful.” Faulkner, 65, retired'vlce presi­ Memorial to'^Saul M. and Rigi DiTarando, repair fire damage tology in recognition for his match available young people Chamber of (Commerce. Dr. Sllverstein, who helped found Bank and Trust Co. is low and WOOL WORSTED at 97-99 Pine St., $5,000. outstanding service to older Nov. 4 — Trinity Covenant dent of C.H. Burr Co., Iq ^ in with short-term jobs. John Wright leaves his private winning bidder for $550,000 in Church observes its 80th Manchester, dies. Kiwanis iRub Temple Beth Sholom. Both of Utility Development Corp. people in the state; Dr. Barrett Nov. 25— William F. Zinsser, practice to take up new post town’s political parties wind up bond anticipation notes for for Squire Village Associates, was a founding member of the anniversary. Radio Auction totals about 61, assistant building inspector with Middlesex Memorial town’s Cooper Hill Treatment Nov. 6 — About 1,500 walkers $4,000 in two-night event. in black in recent election cam­ SUITS! 374 apartments in 31 buildings, society. for Town of Manchester and Hospital in Middletown as paign. Plant renovation. Wells C. Den­ plus a community building, at Oct. 21 — Town GOP participate in Manchester’s Charter Revision Commission, formerly engineer with chairman of the Department of nison and Robert C. Dennison, as low as first March of Dimes Walk-a- by 10 to 3 vote that crossed Dec. 12—Board of Education 20-96 Spencer St., $2,192,300. Chairman M. Adler Dobkin Hartford Standyne Co., dies. Family Medicine and chief of increases to 14 from present 13, owners of 110-acre Laurel Lake, MEN’S & BOYS’ MEN'S MEN’S & BOYS’ applauds President Nixon for thon (nearly 90 per cent who party lines, backs council- Nov. 27 — David R. Nichols the Family Practice Residency drop their insistence that the started the walk finished) and manager form of government the number of credits required signing the federal revenue­ succeeds Richard G. Rothwell Program. Manchester’s third to graduate for members of acreage be rezoned Industrial sharing bill which will bring should bring in about $20,000. and recommends it be as president of Sphinx-Omar annual Christmas Carol Sing at before sale to town is consum­ OUTERWEAR! Nov. 9 — State statutes call ■Jireserved in the town charter. present junior class; and to 15 SWEATERS! DRESS SHIRTS! about $667,000 to Manchester. Shrine Club of Greater Center Park is attended by for sophomores. Leon CJiarles mated. TOWN OF MANCHESTER Oct. 23 — Mrs. Kay J. for a mandatory recount in vote Manchester area. Manchester nearly 600 participants. for Manchester judge of Nov. 17— Today, Manchester Bradley, 74, active for many SPORT SHIRTS! Thompson is l^pnored at Evening H erald editorial, Homemaker Service, Inc. Dec. 5—Ice storm hits area, years in veterans affairs, dies. Dec. 26—Manchester Police Manchester Housing Authority probate,; Democrat William announces expansion program' causing power and telephone Department’s appointment of MEN’S MEN’S NOTICE FitzGerald came out of advertising, and business office Allan B. C3iesterton Jr., direc­ meeting upon her retirement employes begin working in new into five towns of Bolton, disruption for several hours; tor of state and federal funds three disabled war veterans as as low as as low as The Zoning Board of Appeals after five years of service with Tuesday’s election with a 92- Ellington, Vernon, Tolland and also, schools are closed. Town police dispatchers is only vote lead over Republican addition to Herald plant with for Board of Education, is ap­ will hold public hearings on the organization. new address of 10 Brainard PI. Somers, made possible by state Manager Robert Weiss pointed director of pupil per­ project of its kind in Connec­ Monday, January 15,1973, star­ Oct. 24 -- State Comptroller Ronald Jacobs. Coastal storm recommends a February Nov. 18 The 85th grant. sonnel services at a salary of ticut,—training starts today. ting at 7:00 p.m., in the Hearing Nathan G. Agostinelli urges affects town with high winds referendum for purchasing Mark Silhavy, president of and heavy rain. State anniversary celebrations of the Nov. 28 — Frank J. Kalas $19,775. Room of the Municipal Building Board of Directors to kse part Dec. 13—Stefan Scibek of Instructors of the Handicapped to hear and consider the East Hartford, a 1933 graduate accepts $421 check from following petitions: of the former Manchester employes of Regal Men’s Shops Item 1 K.L.I.’ Trade School, is appointed in honor of Louis Apter to be Associates—Variance carpentry senior department used in swimming instruction BOYS’ BOYS’ DOUBLE KNIT requested for special use head at Howell Cheney program for mentally retarded as low as floodlighted free-standing iden­ Technical School. youngsters from Manchester as low as tification sign at 18-28 Prospect Dec. 14-Mrs. Theresa Parla and area towns. SUITS! Street, Residence Zone C. is elected chairman of the Item 2 K.L.I Manchester Conservation Com­ as low as Associates—Variance i.U mission. Town’s Mayor John Dec. 27—Town offices and AX' requested for special use Thompson is named to Connec­ banks close in observation of a t 1 floodlighted free-standing iden­ ticut Conference of Mayor’s day of mourning for former tification sign at 160-188 New ^ ,4 reorganization committee. President Harry S. Truman. State Road, Residence Zone Dec. 15—Manchester Police A% © Lt. Robert D. Lannan is among 4 0 9 5 Item 3 Elmer M. it!.!-' nearly 300 officers graduating .Dec. 28 — Chamber of ThralL-Variance requested for from the 91st session of the FBI Commerce forms committee to the parking and storage of National Academy. evaluate the chamber in motor vehicles, in particular Preliminary proposal for a preparation for seeking school busesjr-south side U. S. network of bicycle paths and national accreditation. Route 6 and west side Glen hor^e riding trails to be built in Road, Rural Residence Zone. town over next six years is Item 4 Green Road Realty, being wqrked out by the Public . r Inc.—Variance requested to use Works Department. Dec. 29 — For the ninth premises for wholesale Dec< 16-First major snow consecutive year. Army and store—299 Green Road, - storm of season deposits Navy Club honors counselors at Business Zone 1. several inches of snow. Camp Kennedy at a roast beef Information pertaining to 7 Dec. 18-Latest word from dinner. above may be obtained in the

/• i a 3 V s D ' W MANCHESTER EVENIr'G HERALD, Manchester, Conn., ’Tues., Jan. 2. 1 9 7 3 - PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tues., Jan. 2, 1973 Comment g Police Report About Town Session Obituary The Senior High Youth Only two persons an>eared The Cheney Honiestead Forum of North United this morning at a two-hour Ronald C. Leyesque, 18, of committee meeting scheduled A 79-year-old West Hartford Methodist Church will mj^t Board of Directors’ comment D i a s Franklin, Mass., and ueorge John Prihoda III East Windsor, charged Sunday for tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. has woman, Veronica Malc^ian, tonight at 7 at the church, p e session, nwnned by Republican ijO tn MM-lCm Bourbeau of Foxborp, Mass.; COLUMBIA - John G. suffered an apparent heart at­ afternoon with forth-degree been canceled. The next regular Confirmation Class and Grade ? Director James Farr. Prihoda HI, 19, of Pine St. died tack after a multiple-car crash larceny (shoplifting) at meeting will be held Feb. 7 at Ran Fnnd Store ®‘8ht grandchildren and five will also meet at 7 at the A man who resides in the in Hartford Hospital Saturday on W. Middle Tpke. Saturday Treasure City Department 7:30 p.m. church. Bowers School area requested n 1 VI . 0 4 1 A9 The funeral will be Friday at after a long illness. afternoon, Manchester Police Store at the Parkade. Court Samuel Klein, 82, of 163 that all school yards be fenced. 9 a.m. at St. Mary’s Church, The funeral was this morning reported. date is Jan. 22. Delta Chapter, RAM, will Center .St., owner and operator A Holy Communion Service He said his property abuts the Franklin, Mass.. Burial will be at 9:15 from the Potter Funeral Mrs. Malootian, a passenger David C. Brace, 25, of 25 meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at of Klein’s Food Store on Center will be held Wednesday at 10 school and that he is plagued by in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Home, 456 Jackson St., in a car operated by Agnes French Rd., charged Saturday the Masonic Temple. ’The Past St. for 45 years before his a.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal theft and trespassing problems. Franklin. Willimantic, with a Mass of Malootian of West Hartford, afternoon with delivery of Master Mason degree will be retirement in 1963, died Sunday Church. He asked Farr to title his Friends may call at the Christian Burial at 10 in St. was taken to Manchester liquor to minors, via a Circuit conferred. Ernest C. ^ppa, at Manchester Memorial remarks, “Harassment of Holmes Funeral Home,400 Columba’s Church, Columbia. Memorial Hospital by am­ Court 12 arrest warrant. Court Hospital. He was the husband of past high priest, will preside. The Queen of Angels Main St., Wednesday from 2 to 4 Burial was in St. Joseph’s bulance. Hospital officials said date is Jan. 15. assessible property.” Mrs. Anna Stein Klein. Mothers’ Circle will meet A woman who resides near and 7 to 9 p.m. Cemetery, Willimantic. she received emergency Mr. Klein was born in The West Side Old Timers tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the home Mr. Prihoda was born in treatment and was transferred Green Manor’s Industrial Park, Austria-Hungary and had lived Committee will meet of Mrs. Martin Harvill of 67 Scott S,, Joslin ’ Bridgeport. He attended to Hartford Hospital. ’Two young boys smashed a but whose property does not in Manchester for the past 65 Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Kennedy Rd. Mrs. DaVid Gay is Scott S. Joslin, 52, of 127 Eastern Connecticut State The Malootian vehicle was window at Ace Package Store, abut it, complained of a years. home of Steve McAdam, 52 co-hostess. Green Manor Rd. died Saturday College in Willimantic. the second of four cars in a 3:15 136V2 Center St., Monday, and promise she said was un­ He was a 'member of Weaver Rd. * at Manchester Memorial He leaves his parents, Mr. p.m. accident near the stole several cans of liquor, fulfilled — to plant a buffer zone Concordia Lutheran Church. Hospital. He was the husband of and Mrs. John G. Prihoda Jr.; eastbound entrance ramp from police reported. Manchester WATES will between the industrial park and Survivors, besides his wife, Mrs. Ruth Danner Joslin. his maternal grandfather, W. Middle Tpke. to Interstate ’The incident was reported by have a business meeting tonight surrounding properties. are two sons, Walter J. Klein of She requested also that stone Memorial services were Michael Vicario of Pompano . a Church St. resident, police at the Italian-American Club. Manchester and Richard E. 86 Monday night at North United Beach, Fla.; his paternal Other cars involved were said. ’The only description of the Weighing in will be from 7 to 8. markers placed on her property Klein of Sacaamento, Calif.; a Probate Methodist Church. The Rev. grandmother, Mrs. Theresa driven by John J. Carabino, 59, youths was that they were Members with names beginning by the town, to mark town- daughter. Miss Helen A. Klein Earle R. Custer, pastor, of­ Prihoda of Bridgeport; and his of 86 Branford St.; Eugeniusz about 14 years old. Judge with S through Z are remind^ property lines, be made flush of Manchester; two brothers, ficiated. Burial will be at the paternal great-grandmother, Wojnilo, 38, of East Hartford; to bring items for a fruit with the ground. She said they Andrew Klein of Manchester convenience of the family. Mrs. Joseph Skovira of and Dennis J. Chokas, 24, of basket. are about inches high and and Tomas Klein of (Continued from Page 1) Mr. Joslin was born in East Hartford. ’The collision It was unknown today are a hazard to her children. Czechoslovakia; seven Poultney, Vt. Janeville, Iowa, and had lived was attributed to icy road con­ whether anything was taken in Ruth Circle of Community She complained also o f older grandchildren and two great­ The family suggests that in Manchester for the past nine ditions, police said. a break into Sears Department Superior Court, who ad­ Baptist Church will meet boys harassing younger boys at grandchildren. contributions may be made to years. He served with the U.S. Chokas was issued a Store at the Parkade, which ministers the state’s probate Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the school-bus stops, recommended Funeral services will be the American Cancer Society. Army Medical Corps during summons for operating a motor was discovered at 12:45 a.m. court system. Both home of Mrs. Raymond W. that bridle paths should not be Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the World War II. vehicle while his license was today. distinguished jurists are from Blake, 8 Barry Rd. placed adjacent to foot paths, Holmes Funeral Home, 400 He was a member of North suspended. Court date is Jan. 15 Police said glass doors on the Manchester, and that’s how it and suggested that the town Main St. Burial will be in East Mrs. Amedeo Spagnolo United Methodist Church and Mrs. Annetta Spagnolo, 87, of .v^t Manchester. northeast side of the store were should be. Each of us should school system provide bus Cemetery. The members of the St. had been employed at the 436 E. Center St., wife of smashed. Police searched the belong to a party, but service to service for students attending Friends may call M the pm.j,jjggjpg department of Pratt Bridget Rosary Society will Amedeo Spagnolo, died Monday Cars driven by Donald C. store and the area with the state and to the town should East Catholic High School. funeral home tonight from 7 to meet Wednesday* at 8 p.m. at Whitney at Manchester Memorial Paine Jr., 20, of 215 Timrod negative results. not-be determined by politics. State statutes require towns 9 the John F. Tierney Funeral Aircraft Corp., Blast Hartford. Hospital. Rd., and Paul M. Landolina Jr., ’The break was reported by an Rather, it should be determine^ to provide transportation to Home, 219 W. Center St., to pay Survivors, besides his wife, Mrs. Spagnolo was bom July 19, of 130 Ralph Rd., were in alarm system connected to by what’s best for all.” parochial schools if,at least 50 their respects to the late Robert Walter L. Hennequin are three sons, Douglas S. 5, 1885 in Schio, Province of collision Monday morning at Police Headquarters. Police FitzGerald said, “ This"*day per cent of the student body W. Ryan, whose wife is the Walter L. Hennequin, 66, of Joslin, Bmce J. Joslin and Kent Vicenza, Italy, and had lived in Center and Main Sts., police said the building had been will always be important to me, resides in the town. At East (AP photo) immediate past president of the (A P photo) 167 Green Rd. was dead on L. Joslin, all of Manchester; his Woonsocket, R.I., before said. checked by an officer just five personally. It denotes a great Catholic High School, less than Rosary Society. arrival Saturday at Manchester stepmother, Mrs. Ruby Joslin coming to Manchester about Paine, Landolina, and a minutes before the alarm change in my life, and in the 50 p e r c e n t r e s id e in Sam Cunningham Hurdles for One of His Four Touchdowns Memorial Hospital after of Frankfort, Ind.; three two years ago. passenger in the Paine vehicle sounded, and the area was lives of "my family.” He Manchester.______High-Kicking Anthony Davis Reaches End Zone becoming ill at home. He was sisters, Mrs. Emily Grodland of Survivors, besides her — Michael Tierney of 216 deserted at that time. pledged, “ I will do everything I the husband of Mrs. Ethel Phoenix, Ariz., Miss Edith husband, are two daughters, Timrod Rd. — were treated and can to live up to the great Convert your old Antenna Systam to a TAMS u se Fullback Was Named Most Valuable ' Player in Rose Bowl Game Bark Led Trojans on Ground in Routing Ohio State Southirlin Hennequin. Joslin of Clinton and Mrs. John Mrs. Arthur Ferron of released from Manchester reputation Judge Wallett-won. Mr. Hennequin, a former Peterson of Red Oak, Iowa; and Memorial Hospital. It is a remarkable, if not COLOR TV ANTENNA Manchester ''and Mrs. John Thefts reported to owner of the Comer Soda Shop a grandson. Both cars were towed from incredible, compliment to a Maher of Larchmont, N.Y.; Manchester Police included: at Main and Bissell Sts., was The Holmes Funeral Home, the scene of the 3:20 a.m. man that one hears nothing but two brothers, Alfred W. — About $200 in cash taken fo r Only PRICE INCLUOES later employed at Pratt and 400 Main St., was in charge of Cavedon of South Windsor and accident. praise for him. Certainly, his 45 from the 23 W. Middle Tpke. • 28 Etamant UHF/VHF Antonna Whitney Division of United arrangements. John Cavedon of Woonsocket; Landolina was charged with years in the probate court will u s e Overwhelmingly National Champions home of Mrs. Nancy Mocey • Alllanca U-100 Rotor Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. The family suggests that any three sisters, Mrs. Otto Haufe making an improper left turn. serve as an inspiration to m e.” recently. • Now low loss Load-In WIro He was bom May 4, 1906 in memorial contributions may be and Mrs. Alfred Laura, both of Court date is Jan. 22. ’The swearing-in ceremony — Liquor, worth about $45, • Labor Manchester and had lived here made to the Building Fund of New York City, and Mrs. Henry took place on the first floor of PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — Even before the ballots are N o other coach has won three national stolen from a car owned by Anthony Davis, quarterback Mike Rae and defensive back battle to a 7-7 halftime deadlock on a sunny but blustery all his life. Manchester Memorial Hospital Zenorini of Teaneck, N.J.; five Frank W. Hammond III, 20, the Municipal Building. A Donald Kaufman of East counted, the Univesity of Southern California has championships—and McKay’s Trojans won top honors in Charles Phillips. Survivors, besides his wife, or to the American Cancer grandchildren and three great­ of 106 Mountain Dr., South reception followed in the Call your TAMS dealer todayl Hartford 524-S12S afternoon. Then Southern California exploded. Hartford, while it was parked overwhelmingly won the national collegiate football cham­ 1962 and 1967. Still he rates this 1972 aggregation as the Davis carried 23 times for 157 yards and scored on one are Manchester Police Det. Society, 237 E. Center St. grandchildren. Windsor, was charged with Hearing Room. The 42 points were the most ever scored against Hayes near Stop and Shop on W. pionship and convincingly continued the recent Rose Bowl best he has ever coached and some of those in the past Robert L. Hennequin; two The funeral will be Thursday evading responsibility in con­ 20-yard dash. Rae hit 18 passes for 25 yards including a 10- in his 22 yedrs at Ohio State, the previous high total was 41 Middle ’Tpke. Saturday night. superiority of the Pacific-8 over the fiig Teh. included Heisman Trophy winners Mike Garrett and O.J. daughters, Mrs. William Burke at 8:45 a.m. from the Holmes nection with an early Monday yard touchdown pitch to Lynn Swann. by Purdue, which won 41-6 in 1967. Mrs. Janie IVI.Reed With a five-touchdown explosion in the second half, the Simpson. of Framingham, Mass., and Funeral Home, 400 Main S(., morning accident on Hoffman Mrs.Janie McQuillan Reed; Miss Judy Hennequin of Fort with a Mass of the Resurrection Rd. near Duval St., police said. T rojans battered Ohio State 42-17 Monday for their 12th Phillips recovered a fumble by Ohio State’s Archie 69, of 29 Cottage St. was found Senior fullback Sam “ Bam” Cunningham, a 218-pound Hayes left his post-game interview in a state of high Lauderdale, Fla.; a brother, at St. Bartholomew’s Church at Police said Hammond’s car victory in an undefeated season. dead Sunday morning at the Two Manchester women, Griffin on the Buckeye 38 in the opening period and set up dudgeon when a newsman asked him about an altercation Arthur Hennequin of Hartford; 9:30. Burial will be in St. James struck a parked vehicle owned “ I’m very tickled, but I’ve got to wait until they vote,” blocking star from Santa Barbara, Calif., set a Rose Bowl home of her cousin, Mrs. Mary under arrest for alleged the first touchdown. In the third stanza he intercepted a with a photographer before the game. and three grandchildren. Cemetery. by Loretta E. Hallett of East said Trojan Coach John McKay of The Associated Press scoring record with four touchdowns— all on battering ram A. Bethel, in Willimantic. attempts at breaks on Spruce pass and ran it back 48 yards thwarting a Buckeye threat. The funeral will be Friends may call at the Hartford. Hammond left the St. Saturday morning, have poll which he knew full well his team would capture with dives over the Ohio State goal line from inside the two- Art Rogers, veteran photographer of the Los Angeles Wednesday at 8:15 a.m. from According to Dr. William J. “You can run on them some,” commented Ohio State funeral home Wednesday from scene, but came to Police been released on bonds, police JHIMT niuiiii ' the same ease it handled Ohio State in the third and fourth yard line. Times, said Hayes pushed his camera in his face when he Ellvey, Windham County the John F. Tierney Funeral Headquarters Monday after­ Coach Woody Hayes. “ We proved that. And then they medical examiner, her death 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. reported. quarters. Members of the AP selection board of newsmen tried to get a close-up shot of the coach. Rogers said he Home, 219 W. Center St., with a noon, police said. He was voted the game’s outstanding player from among passed us right out of the park.” was a suicide by hanging. "hnd sportscasters vote this wedk after the bowl games. suffered double vision while trying to film the first .half Mass of the Resurrection at St. John D. Kerin Court date is Jan. 15. ’The women — Johanna M. challengers that included speedy sophdmore halfback A record R ose Bowl crow d pf 106,869 saw the team s Bridget Church at 9. Burial will Mrs. Reed was a former and then had to leave for treatment. elementary teacher in John D. Kerin, 62, of (jelinas, 25, of 94 Wells St., and be in St. James Cemetery. Manchester Police reported Manchester and Vernon Kissimmee, Fla., formerly of Gizelle Jordan, 29, of 111 W^lls Friends may call at the several other minor accidents schools. Manchester, died Mohday in St. — werte released on $500 funeral home tonight from 7 to Orlando, Fla. He was the hus^ which occurred during the long surety bonds each. The bonds SALE PRICED She is survived by several 9. band of Mrs. Bessie Smith holiday weekend. Most of the were post^ by a professional L.A. or cousins. collisions were fender-benders PRINTED OUTING FLANNEL Private funeral services will Kerin. bondsman. — damage to most vehicles be Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St. Mr. Kerin was bora in New BUTCHER WEAVES SOLIDS Robert W. Ryan involved was minor to Joseph’s Church, Willimantic. Britain and had lived in ’They were taken into custody Robert W. Ryan, 64, of 20 moderate, and injuries, if any, HAWAIIAN PRINTS For Dolphins Manchester for 25 years before early Saturday, after police Bates Rd. was dead on arrival Burial will be in St. Joseph’s going to Florida about two were minor. received complaints of Cottons, Rayons, Blends at Manchester Memorial Cemetery, Willimantic. years ago. attempted breaks and 36"/45” Widths All Washable In College Finale The Potter Funeral Home, Hospital New Year’s Eve after Arrests made or summonses PITTSBURGH (AP)'— After a stopover in Pittsburgh, 456 Jackson St., Willimantic, is He was a self-employed tampering with a car in the $1.19 YD. VALUES • SAVE 69«; YD. suffering a heart attack at his issued by Manchester Police in charge of arrangements. contractor for a number of Spruce and Bissell Sts. area. the Miami Dolphins are taking the high road to the Super home. He was the husband of included: There are no calling hours. years before he retired in 1965. Each woman is charged with Bowl. It’s Los Angeles or bust. ’’We’ve been to the Super Mrs. Florence Horan Ryan. Patricia A. Spied, 19, of East yards Later, he worked for the State two counts of third-degree N E W Y O R K (AP) - Southern touchdowns and sophomore Anthony Bowl already but we want to get there and win for a Mr. Ryan was born Aug. 25, of Connecticut until 1971. He Hartford, charged Friday night for Mrs. Nellie E. Lewis criminal mischief, and one California’s top-ranked Trojans, un­ Davis rushed for 157 yards as the change,” says Miami Coach Don Shula. 1908 in Hartford, son of Thomas was a member and past master with delivery of liquor to Mrs. Nellie E. Lewis, 89, of 57 count each of intoxication and leashing a seemingly unstoppable T rojans erupted from a 7-7 halftim e The Dolphins, who lost last and Johanna Chamberlain of Oriental Lodge of Masons in minors on Spencer St. Court Elro St. died Monday night at a tampering with a motor attack, and Heisman Trophy winner year’s National Football in the second quarter, and Ryan, and lived there until Broad Brook. date is Jan. 8. deadlock and overwhelmed the vehicle. Johnny Rodgers of Nebraska, League championship game to quarterback Bob Griese, who coming to Manchester 15 years Manchester convalescent Survivors, besides his wife, Robert D. ’Thrasher, 49, of 359 Buckeyes. Cunningham’s efforts es­ displaying the superb form that gar­ the Dallas Cowboys, earned a ago. He had been employed at home. are a son, Dennis Kerin of Parker St., charged Saturday tablished a Rose Bowl scoring record. led the Dolphins to a pair of ______N otice______SPORTSWEAR FABRICS return trip this year by beating the Continental Insurance Co., Mrs. Lewis was born July 14, Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. afternoon with intoxication at nered him the honor emblematic of • “ W e didn’t m ake in changes in secondhalf TDs after taking 1883 in Three Rivers, Mass., the Pittsburgh Steelers 21-17 over for starter Earl Morrall. West Hartford, for 45 years Susan Butler of Conroe, Tex.; a an E. Center St. residence. PRINTS SOLIDS the nation’s finest college player, strategy,” explained USC Coach John and had lived in Manchester for In Memoriam Sunday (or the American before his retirement two years sister, Mrs. Alice LaPointe of Court date is Jan. 15. have left no doubt they deserve their “ It has to be the most the past 15 years. She was a McKay. *‘We just kicked the pants off Conference title. ago. Warners, N.Y.; and three Charles J. LeBrum, 16, of 108 NOVELTIES honors. exciting thing in my career,” member of Center In loving memory of Mrs. Teresa th em .” The Dolphins will play the He was a Navy veteran of grandchildren. Carter St., charged Saturday McCann, who passed away, January 2, Large selection of colors, designs The Trojans, bolstered by Sam said Seiple, a former running Congregational Church. 1955. Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes .said Washington Redskins Jan. 14 World War II and a member of Funeral services will be night with procuring liquor by back in college. “ I knew by the Survivors are a son, Kenneth VALUES TO $1.69 YD. • SAVE TOC YD. Cunningham’s four touchdowns, he felt the 1972 Southern California fo r the world title. The Robinson Post, VFW, Hartford. ’Thursday at 2 p.m. at Rose Hill false statement and fourth- She has not left us as we thought. films that the Steelers run two A. Lewis of Manchester, with Nor has she traveled far. forged a 42-17 R ose Bowl victory over team was the best he had ever faced. Redskins walloped the Cowboys He also belonged to the Society Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., degree larceny at Fred’s guys from the outside and leave whom she made her home; a Just entered God’s most lovely room. Cottons/Rayons Ohio State Monday and clinched the Sunday for the Nati&nal for the Preservation and Rocky Hill. Burial will be in Package Store, 117 Spruce St. And left the door ajar. “ You can run on them some—as we the middle open. Most of the sister, Mrs. Alice LaDuke of national college football Conference championship. Encouragement of Barbershop Rose Hill Memorial Park, Court date is Jan. 15. Blends 45” Wide proved—but in the' second half they time, their guys have their West Springfield, Mass.; two Children, and grandchildren championship. “The Steelers are a young Quartet Singing in America, Rocky Hill. Washable passed us out of the park.” backs to the ball.” grandchildren, two great­ yd. team and a tough team and 'Tuscan Lodge of Masons in Friends may call at the Rodgers, although weakened by the In th e Sugar Bowl Sunday, Seiple, therefore, took Hartford and numerous other grandchildren, three nieces and you’ll hear a lot from them in advantage of the Steelers’ in­ funeral home Wednesday from .flu, bolted for four touchdowns and Oklahom a blanked Penn State 14-0. In a nephew. Darrell Royal’s record of never Saturday at St. ^Francis yards, scored on a 50-yard pass play Friends may call at the Hospital, Hartford. Seymour, were in fair condition Cottons/Rayons having lost to a Bear Bryant-coached karate and rifled a 52-yard TO bomb to funeral home Wednesday from Funeral ^rvices were this at Palmetto Hospital in Miami. Blends 44”/45” Wide team . CLASSES BEGINNING JANUARY Frosty Anderson. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. morning at the Taylor and Mo- A third survivor, Glen Rekus, Washable Tinker Owens, a 1,7-year-old deen Funeral Home, 136 S. 47, of Milford, was in yd. “I threw a lot in high school,” freshman, caught five passes for 132 Rodgers said. “ I knew that if were we Joseph Bourbeau Main St., West Hartford. Burial satisfactory condition in yards and one touchdown as Joseph Bourbeau, 79, of 23 was in Mt. St. Benedict Hollywood Memorial Hospital. STOREWIDE able to fool them a little bit, I could Oklahoma downed Penn State. THE ART OF The plane with 178 persons SIGN UP NOW Summit St., husband of Mrs. Cemetery, Bloomfield. get it to him.” Rodgers 18ok a lateral “ I didn’t think I’d be playing varsity aboard crashed into the swamp SPECIAL CLASSES Mary Bourbeau Bourbeau, died Mr. Prutting was bom in pass on the play and then lofted the ball this year,” said Owens, brother of TAE KWON-DO 17 miles from Miami. KNITS & SUITINGS H artford and had lived in Monday at a Manchester ball to Anderson. (Oklahoma’s Heisman Trophy winner convalescent home. Rockville for 30 years before OFFERS • Manchester Community College POLYESTER DOUBLE KNITS u se’s Cunningham surged over Steve Owens. “I really can’t believe Mr. Bourbeau was bom June going to West Hartford in 1944. Class ^ Increased from inside the two on all four of his it.” 1, 1893 in Franklin, Mass., and, Active in the music field, he at BONDED NOVELTY SUITINGS • Police Class had lived in Manchester for 30 one time— conducted n..the OkwwM 1. Self Defense • Hartford Nursing School Class State (brants BONDED WOOL FLANNEL years. He was employed as a Rockville Elks Band and the COTTON SUEDE CLOTH machinist at Pratt and Whitney Ptockville, Community HARTFORD (AP) - The Now In Progress 2. Physical Fitness ManchKtw Division of United Aircraft Orchestra. chairman - of the Governor’s H^irry for best selection of these wools, acrvlica Confident Redskins PARKADE Corp., East Hartford, for 13 He was a private chauffer for Commission on Tax Reform polyester, acetate blends. Acetate tricot lining^ ’ Women and Children years before retiring in 1958. He 25 years and later a salesman says the group will recommend Arier Welcome WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE had been a boss carder at the for the former State Motor a $22 million increase in state ^VALUES to $3.98 YD. grants to municipalities. SAVE $1.10 YD. EUROPEAN Bast Glastonbury Woolen Mill Parts Co., Hartford. Before he SAVINGS UP TO Await Team Picture HEALTH CITGO before joining Pratt and retired in 1964, he was Francis Baker Jr. said 54”/60” Wide SPA HOURS Whitney. employed as parts manager for Monday $10 million wouId| in­ yd. WASHINGTON (AP) - Redskins will have a chance to Hill of the Covirboys “ came up He was a communicant of St. the Johnson Motors of New' crease block grants, $10 million grin into the camera lens any MONDAY THRU FRIDAY “ I’ll tell you about this to m e after the game and said, James Church. He and his wife Britain. would help offset lost taxes to time after next Sunday, when team,” Washington defen­ ‘Good luck against Miami.’ ” 11:00 A.M. - 12:00 A.M. would have observed their 58th Survivors are his wife, Mrs. private tax exempt property they arrive in California for the sive tackle Diron Talbert The Dolphins turned back the 2:30 P.M. - 3:30 P.M. » u c t o r : HWANG KWANG SUNG wedding anniversary next Marie Mason Prutting; three and $2 million would offset tax National Football Leagyg’s Degree: Stfi Siack BaH sons, Robert D. Prutting of was saying. “We haven’t Pittsburgh Steelers 21-17 to win April. losses for state owned tax Jan. 14 earthquake-Super Bowl 5:30 P.M. - 7:00 P.M. KARATE I Manchester, Carl F. Prutting of exempt property. SO-FRO FABRICS even taken a team picture their second straight American 1964-1968; Republic of Korea Army Instructor Survivors, besides his wife, VII. . ^ / 7:30 P.M. - 9:00 P.M. 50 always first quality fabrics Conference championship. 1968- 1970: Republic of Vietnam Army Instructor SCHOOL West Hartford and WilUam C. The commission, which yet. The coach kept saying are two sons, Phillip 0. AND MORE% Allen, so intensely involved ih. HILLIARD STREET Then the Redskins, behind 9:30 P.M. - 10:30 P.m ; 1969- 1970: U.S.A. Marine Corps Instructor Bourbeau of Vernon ai]Hl Nelsoh lo t t in g of Ruxton, Md.; a already has released that we’d take it in Los watching Washington dismantle SHOP EARLY FOR Billy Kilmer-to-Charley Taylor 1971: Republic ot Korea Army Captain Retire J. Bourbeau of Kingston, N.Y.; sister,.Mrs. Charles Schirm of recommendations on property CALDOR’S SHOPPING CENTER Angeles.\ That’s how confi­ Dallas’ Doomsday defense, aerob.Tti' ” Knight’s radar 1971: Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Instructor a daughter, Mrs, Edna Wethersfield; four tax revaluation and elderly tax BEST SELECTION dent he Was.” didn’t even know who the ’Skins INFORMATION CALL: 1151 TOLLAND TPKE. — E3^IT93 At 1-86 kicking .11 r , fiUK.ious defense, 1972: Hwang’s School of Tee Kwon-Do Chief In­ MacMillan of Covenfry; two ^andchildren and two great- breaks, is expected to file its George. Allen’s confidence would be facing in the Super TEL. 646-7728 ______throttle J 1/u las 26-3 for, the 640-4745 ANYTIME structor » " brothers, Heniy Bourbeau of ^anachilren. full report Jan. 10. Bowl until running back Calvin paid off handsomely. His. National Conference title. /

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PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchestci-, Conn., Tues., Jan. 2, 1973 ^ w / ' ' . V# rBowUng! - 4 * ? Star Vital tests for East Five, MERCANTILE - Bryce Hunt . 170414, Don Mathiews 159-370, Bud Bender 149-393? Nick Twerdy 141-363, Gerb Crandall Wa^ 382, Sam Little 364, Bill Colby 351, John Aceto 362, Rollie Wrestling Match Wednesday benched him for it, yet any pitch he Guilotte 361, Tony Vann 361, PITTSBURGH (AP) — Those who were close to Roberto Clemente say it could reach cohld be a line single or a Bob Guneo 353, Ed Burbank 361, towering homenin. Russ Wilson 361, Ed Ralph 358, in its last two outings after most of the spotlight, action was almost as tough to know him as it By Dean Yost play Hall High in West Entering the contest, He had speed on the basepaths, and Henry Frey 353. Northwest is ranked one of chalking up two impressive will be centered at the was to strike him out. Two “big basketball tests Hartford. Coventry also Clarke Arena tomorrow His untimely death not only cut he could run down seemingly the top five clubs in the wins, will oppose one of the PINNETTES-Barbara Algren face East Catholic this week kicks off the new year afternoon at 3:30 \vhen a short one of the greatest careers in unreachable shots in the rightfield state. The reason the In­ CCIL’s bigger teams. Like 179-464, Marion Haines 456, as the schoolboys resume a tonight as they travel to wrestling match between baseball history, but the life of a gap. His basket catches made routine dians have gained such Northwest Wethersfield has Madeline Tallin 480, Arlene full slate of court action Tolland High and meet East Catholic High and complex man whose personality was plays look hard, and his great catches respect is the fact they are a giant center. Parent 178, aty Spearin 191, following the holidays. Rocky Hill on Friday. Manchester High will be' misunderstood by some, made hard plays look easy. led by four outstanding Dave Moore and Larry Marge McGivem 453, Linda The Eagles, presently 4-1 Every school with the Despite his unmistakable skills, Gustafson 1?8, Debbie Miller players. Heading the list is Ayers are the kejrfigures in staged. oversimplified by others- overall and 1-0 in Hartford exception of • Rham He had a public image as baseball’s C lem ente always believed that 179-473, Irene Stone 191-499, Vi­ 6-8 center Steve Balken, the Eagles’ offense. The two grappling powers County Conference action (Hebron), Bolton and leading hypochandriac, yet he ran out baseball writers never fully vian Price 180-461, Ginger with Jim Hickey at guard The Indians unable to have meet in previous years will be the home club tonight Cheney Tech play twice. with hugh crowds in every infield grounder of his career as . recognized his ability. Yourkas 188-493, Loretta Grif­ and Dave Klimas at the come up with four good fin 454, Wanda Kaselauskas 178- when they battle Northwest Fast-moving Manchester if the World Series were at stake. In I960, for example, the Pirates other guard slots. Klimas is quarters once again, this attendance. 457, Sandy Adams 455. Catholic at Central Community College, strong He was proud of his skills and often won the World Series, but Dick Groat a fine outside shooter. The same thing happened to Manchester enters action Connecticut State College at contenders in the CCCAC, berated reporters for what he was the National League MVP, not other member is a .6-5 them a year ago, must reley with a 2-2 record while East NITE OWL- Mary Lourie 193- 8. currently sport a 4-1 record believed was unfair press treatment Clemente. forward who adds 'to the on good shooting in order to is 1-1. 464, Marion Smith 175458, Ruth Saturday night at the and 2-0 in conference play. Key performers for the of Latins. Yet he never forgot his He was hurt deeply by the choice Johnston 175-463, Linda rebounding power. stay ahead of its opponents. and would not wear his World Series same location. South MCC will ho st Thames host Indians are Mark Odell, teammates, the fans or the little Massaro 202-509, Gail Fuller “Our biggest player is T om Tucker, Phil ring. Instead, he wore his All-Star Catholic, East’s biggest Valley at East Catholic 4-0, Mike Voiland 4-0, Scott people. ' 190493, Irma Desimone 458, tonqorrow night and will only 6-2,” Ogrodnik Stoneman, Larry Perry, ring, which he believed was the true rival, will battle at 8. South Wiggin 3-1 and Rich Burnett He was a staunch believer in thc- Norma Imler 481, Carol trek to South Central C.C. remarked. “We will have to ' Rich Haberern and Kurt measure of his skills. is 2-0 in the HCC and 5-1 3-1. Players’ Association, and also gave Michaud 176486. Xry and force them to play Carlson will have to blend Perhaps his greatest individual overall. Saturday night. The Tribe wrestling coach freely of his time and money tt> “ We have great respect our type game and make their scoring ability with a COUNTRY CLUB- Lon Annulli Elsewhere in court action, is Bob Alibrio. East is charity work that often went un­ recognition came in 1971 when he led for them” commented East them work for everything little more defense to stop 137, Larry Bates 358, Bert Manchester High plays coached by John LaFontana. noticed, just like he wanted it. Pittsburgh to victory over Baltimore Davis 142, Ding Farr 135-362, Catholic High’s varsity they get. It will be a good Manchester’s two game twice with a CCIL outing Glen Gabrielle, Gravelle When he was killed Sunday night in in the World Series. Tony Gryk 143, John Kristof 1, tonight at the Clarke Arena basketball Coach Stan - game for us to win,” the losing skein. Last season, a bout with the virus veteran mentor added. Despite the cagers getting and Hesketh will lead the a plane crash off the coast of his Dick Nash 141-356, Ed Pagani against Wethersfield High Ogrodnik in reference to and sore ankle tendons left him sub- 145-380, Tod Peck 354, Sher Manchester High, losers Eagle wrestlers. native Puerto Rico, he was on a and on the road Friday to tonight’s foe. mission of mercy to deliver supplies par physically, but he still hit .312 in Porterfield 137, Charlie Whelan to survivors of the Nicaraguan 102 games and helped Pittsburgh to 136. the National League East Title. earthquake. SAPLiNGS-Maud Chase 153, College Basketball Poll He had been working 14 hours a day He was selected to 12 All-Star Mary Albano 132. (AP photo) since Christmas in heading the Puerto games after coming to Pittsburgh in 1954 from the Los Angeles Dodger Rican relief effort, and he rarely ate SILK CITY-Bob Thomas 209- organization for the bargain draft All-Time Baseball Great Roberto Clemente while consuming his passion to help 577, Owen (Juiron 210, Harry New Mexico Lobos others. price of $4,000. Plecity 217-569, Carl Roberto Clemente the baseball Maybe baseball observers link the Kleinstuber 218-573, Ron Heraldpbotos by Pinto player was a perfectly constructed coup in acquiring Clemente to the Nivison 209-552, Rollie Masse Finally Recognized quota system which once restricted MARK ODELL MIKE VOILAND RICH BURNETT 185-pounder, who did so many things 204, Skip Mikoleft 207, Frank so well in his 18-year career that he is entry of blacks into the big leagues. Pitts 211-590, Lou Halpryn 203, assured a niche in the baseball Hall of The 38-year-old son of a sugar cane Fred Plecity 202, Norris Brown NEW YORK (AP) — Virtually unnoticed, the New 200, Bob Oliver 214, Don Mexico Lobos have come to the fore in college basketball. All Baseball Mourns Fame. plantation foreman was sign^ by the Simmons 215. Moore Leads Way Milwaukee The records books show that Dodgers seven - years after Jackie ’The Lobos, not mentioned in 283; No. 8 Southwestern Clemente recorded his 3,000th hit on Robinson broke b a se b a ll’s color The Associated Press pre­ PARKADE DUSTY * Roland Shot Down Louisiana, 216; No. 9 North Sept. 30 of last season against the barrier. Smith 212, Ed Bachl 223-571, season poll or in any of the Carolina, 128, and No. 10 Death of Clemente There were five black players on As MCC Triumphs weekly Top Twenty in the 1972 Mets. That was something only 10 Bob Oliver 201-563, Clem Quey Houston, 127. other players had eyer done. the Dodgers’ parent club that year, 210-565, Mark Royce 210, Ted By Bullets segment, finally joined the blue Penn and Vanderbilt were B asketball PITTSBURGH (AP) - Danny Virdon said. “There will be a definite He also had more hits and more and Clemente was signed to a minor Bidwell 213-550, Ron Mourie ribbon group in 1973. among the unbeatens until last void.” Paced by 6-6 center, Ernie Moore, Manchester Com­ By The Associated Press Under new coach Norm Murtaugh, a tobacco chewing runs batted in while wearing a Pirate league contract even though it meant 201, Ralph Dukett 211, Ed week, when the Quakers lost to Clemente had loyal fans of all ages, NBA munity College came on strong in the second half to defeat Wtatsfater than a speeding Ellenberger, the Lobos scored traditionalist, and Dick Williams, the Eastern Conference uniform than any other player, and he the risk of losing him in the draft. ' Spence 214-229-593, Roger Bullet? Cincinnati and San Francisco, and most heard news of his death over Pittsburgh finished last that season Mieezkowski 568, Cy Perkins Norwalk C.C., 92-62, Saturday night at E ast Catholic High. their ninth victory in a row and the Commodores were mod manager of the Oakland A s, Atlantic Division won four National League batting ’The victory was the Cougars’ ’The Milwaukee Bucks didn’t Saturday night, beating Seattle each said they had the highest respect the radio when they awoke New W L Pet GB and promptly drafted the man who 552. have the answer Monday night beaten by Memphis State. titles in compiling a .318 lifetime fourth in five outings who are we may surprise a few people,’’ 70-54 for the championship of UCLA, closing in on the for baseball superstar Roberto Year’s Day. Boston 29 6 .289 average. would become the greatest player in and as a result, lost an 88-87 “He was never too busy to sign now !2-0 in CCCAC play. he added. the Lobo Gassic tourney at collegiate all-time winning Clemente, who died because he New York 31 10 .756 1 Yet the record books cannot mirror the club’s history. Norwalk is 5-4 and 3-2 in con­ The local collegians will play National Basketball Albuquerque, N.M., and moved autographs for kids. For him it was a Association decision to the streak of 60 games, tries to ex­ wanted to help someone else. Buffalo 10 27 .270 20 the real Roberto Clemente, the man in Clemente’s private life centered ference play. Thames Valley Tech at East in as No. 16 in the polls. pleasure to do it,” said Mrs. Henry Sports Baltimore Bullets. tend its streak to 55 this “Roberto was the greatest player Philadelphia 3 35 .079 27 Vi uniform No. 21, whose wizzardy in -around his humanitarian work and his Leading at the half, 42-37, Catholic on Wednesday and will Now the Lobos are pointing weekend against Oregon Friday I’ve ever seen,” declared Murtaugh, Kantrowitz, who along with her Central Division wife, Vera, and three young sons. He Manchester opened its offense travel to South Central C.C. Mike Riordan sped through for the chaitipionship in the rightfield, at the plate and on the the Milwaukee defense and and Oregon State Saturday. who once managed Clemente with the husband was a personal friend of the Baltimore 22 16 .579 reportedly was paid about $150,000 per Schedule and with Moore dominating the Saturday. Western Athletic Conference, Vanderbilt also opens its Atlanta 22 17 .567 Vt basepaths made him Mr. Pirate. boards, and speedy Lamont delivered a jump shot with 57 in which Brigham Young is Pittsburgh Pirates. Clemente family. His style was unorthodox and a year and expected to play another seconds left to provide the drive for the Southeastern “He was the greatest ballplayer I They visited Clemente’s Puerto Houston 16 19 .457 4Vi Freeman and Stan Alexander Manchroler (92) favored. ’The Lobos’ first WAC Cleveland 10 28 .263 12 Little League manager might have four or five years. B F Pts Bullets with their triumph. Conference title, against ever watched,” Williams echoed^. Rican home recently, but left because leading the fast break, Alexander 8 0-1 16 games are Friday against Louisiana State tonight, as the Western Conference Today 9 6-8 24 Riordan scored 23 points he was so engrossed in the relief increased its margin to 68-48 Moore Arizona State and Saturday collegians resume action after Monday, upon learning of the 38-year- Midwest Division BASKETBALL with 10:07 remaining. Peoples 6 1-5 13 over-all as the Bullets beat the against Arizona. work. Basketball Grant 2 2-4 6 Bucks for the first time in 14 a break for the New Year’s old Pirate right-fielder’s death. W L Pet GB East Catholic vs. Nortwest at Norwalk rallied to cut the Kelly 1 0-0 2 Asked if his team is ready for Clemente was killed in a plane “He was putting in 14 hours a day,” A holiday. Milwaukee 28 12 .700 •: advantage to 68-56 on three Freeman 10 1-2 21 games. Milwaukee had taken conference action, Ellenberger Y INTERMEDIATE cese Zack 0 2-2 2 Baltimore 13 straight times which crashed in the choppy Atlantic said Mr. Kantrowitz. “As a matter of Chicago 24 13 .649 2Vi Wethersfield at Manchester straight baskets by Gary 0 0 0 replied: “If we’re not, we ’The Top Twenty, with first- Summatra Sunday night while en route from fact, when I brought him food to eat K.C.-Omaha 20 22 .476 9 |i Coventry at Tolland Taylor. However, guard Ron Cortese 0 0-10 since Dec. 14, 197(T. better quit.” place votes in parentheses, Standings Guerin 4 0 8 Puerto Rico to ^ Nicaragua with he wouldn’t even eat it.” Detroit 16 21 .421 lOVi :• Guerin netted two quick hoops The defeat, Milwaukee’s At any rate, the Lobos start season records and total points. : W WedncHday Totals 40 12 92 second straight, cut the Bucks’ Meanwhile, words of praise were Pacific Division and Manchester’s lead was Norwalk (62) the new year in the select Points tabulated on basis of 20- supplies for earUititiake victims. Cagers 3 BASKETBALL never threatened again. B F PU lead in the I^dwest Division to 18-16-14-12-10- 9- 8- 7- 6- 5- 4- 3- Players, dignitaries and the fans heard from ballplayers from around Los Angeles 39 • 7 .811 i Shemp 3 Wayne 2 3-4 7 company of such other un­ Golden State 23 12 .657 6 •: Cheney Tech at Ellis Tech 6 2-4 14 iVz games over idle Chicago. 2- 1; Clemente loved best joined in the major league. ;• Six Pack 3 Moore corralled 14 rebounds, Hubek beaten teams as national cham- Phoenix 19 19 .500 llVi J Thames Valley vs. garnered four assists, blocked Mawby 2 4-4 8 ’The Bullets took a half-game pion UCLA, Maryland, 1. UCALA 26 8-0 520 mourning the loss of far more than Cincinnati Reds’ pitcher Gary Shamrocks 2 Manchester C.C. at East Taylor 12 4-6 28 advantage over Atlanta in the Seattle 12 30 .286 20Vi numerous shots and contributed 2 0-0 4 Marquette, North Carolina 2. Maryland 7-0 444 Nolan recalled talking to Clemente ■: Knicks 0 Cloud Central Division. just a ballplayer. Portland 9 30 .231 22 • Catholic N 24 points to the Manchester Maye 0 1-1 1 State, Minnesota, Long Beach 3. Marquette 8-0 371 Clemente’s fellow Pirates, most of after a National League playoff game ■ Beau’s 0 Ellington at Somers attack. Freeman added 21 Clayton 0 0 0 In the night’s only other NBA 4. N. Carolina St. 8-0 355 M onday’s Games Totals 24 14 62 State, Missouri and whom planned to charter a plane to last season. Los Angeles 108, Seattle 103 ; Rockville at South Windsor markers while Alexander added Score at half 42-37 Manchester game, the Los Angeles Lakers 5. Long Beach St. 11-0 342 Herald photo by Buceiviciut Southwestern Louisiana, all Puerto Rico later this week, were “It was the day after I pitched and Baltimore 88, Milwaukee 87 • Michigan State’s 1972 base­ WRESTLING 16 tallies and played a fine floor stopped the Seattle SuperSonics ranked in the AP Top Ten. 6. Minnesota 9-0 311 108-103. No games were played he told me I struck him out on a great Only games scheduled ball team hit 43 home runs in 39 East Catholic at Manchester game. Bill Peoples chipped in UCLA continued to hold forth 7. Missouri 11-0 283 numbed by the loss. Easy Victory in the American Basketball Eye to Eye with Basketball is Ron Soucier curve ball,” Nolan said. ABA games. 3:30 with 13 points to round out MCC as the country’s No. 1 team, 8. SW Louisiana 6-0 216 “Pittsburgh lost a heck of a man,” Association Monday and “He sacd he’d be waiting on it the • E ast RSox Flag Bid double point-getters. LINCOLN, R.I. (AP) - capturing all 26 first place 9. North Carolina 9-1 128 said brawny Willie Stargell, reduced neither league had any .As East Catholic Topped East Hartford last Friday 10. Houston 8-2 127 to tears. “His work with the relief next time,” Nolan added. “I guess W L Pet GB Winter Carnival ($27.20) scheduled Sunday. ballots from the nation’s sports Taylor, who is sought after by writers and broadcasters for a 11. Vanderbilt 8-1 83 effort was typical. He was always there won’t be a next time. Will Carolina 27 14 .659 many four year institutions streaked to an easy victory as On Saturday in the NBA, it Kentucky 24 14 .632 IVi Top N,E. Story the longest shot in a field of total of 520 points. 12. San Francisco 8-1 71 trying to help someone.” there?” netted a game high of 28 points, was New York 100, Baltimore 13. Providence 5-1 55 Virginia 22 21 .512 6 THE nine in the $2,300 featured race 98; Atlanta 120, Buffalo 110; Maryland remained No. 2 Pitcher Steve Blass, who often Wilbur Wood, Chicago White Sox By The Associated Press way below his season output. with 444 points while Marquette 14. Alabama 5-1 53 Memphis 14 25 359 12 Cougars’ Pat Kelley and Ellie before a New Year’s Day crowd Chicago 99, Milwaukee 92; aimed friendly jibes at Clemente, pitcher who once played for New York 14 25 .359 12 The Boston Red Sox’ action-packed bid for the pennant in of 8,115 at Lincoln Downs. held on to No. 3 with 37l. 15. Brigham Young 9-2 49 remembered him as a sometimes Pittsburgh, said “He was always a Grant were given the job of Phoenix 107, Portland 104; Six Orr Assists 16. New Mexico 9-0 44 a wild scramble in the American League East goes dotsm ISIDEWALK Golden State 113, Kansas City- 'The remainder of the select misunderstood person whose gentleman, a fine fellow at all times. guarding the flashy Taylor. group included No. 4 North 17. Pennsylvania 7-2 42 Utah 25 15 .625 in history as New England’s No. 1 sports news story in Suffolk Winner Omaha 107 and Boston 117, character was hidden from the public. “He didn’t act like a superstar,” he Indiana 21 17 .553 Manchester Coach Pat Spark Bruin Win Carolina State with 355; No. 5 18. Kansas State 9-2 38 1972. to pro basketball power, the Mistretta said, “We proved Philadelphia 107. r a j 19. Florida State 7-3 36 “He went about helping others in an added, “just like another ballplayer. Denver 21 17 .553 3 The annual Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — Carolina Saturday’s ABA results; Long Beach State, 342; No. 6 resignation of John Mazur as tonight what kind of team we Minnesota, 311; No. 7 Missouri, 20. Indiana 6-2 32 unspectacular way,” Blass said He was in a class by himself.” Dallas 15 23 .395 9 poll of New England sports Gamecock ($6.20) sprinted to a Denver 136, New York 98; EW YORK (AP) — Happy new year and it seems like old San Diego 16 28 .364 11 Patriots coach, the formation can be. I thought we played IVa-length victory over Hilda’s haltingly. “I don’t think we as team­ Johnny Pesky, former Boston Red editors and spqrtscasters made Virginia^ 120, Memphis 104; times for Bobby Orr. Monday's Games of the New England Whalers mm well. I was particularly pleased mates knew him as well as we could Sox star who on ce coached a t Doll in the $7,500 Birthday Carolina 104, Kentucky 91; In­ the Red Sox a solid choice in a and th e WHA, and the with Peoples and Guerin. Billy Boston’s super defenseman greeted 1973 with a record- Pittsburgh, said, “It’s just terrible. No games scheduled Handicap for 3.-year-olds on diana 109, Dallas 101 and IFtah Tennis have, but I think we knew him better year of major, and often suspension of New Hampshire st came up with 12 rebounds, a their official birthday New tying six assists Monday night, leading the Bruins to an 8-2 than some of the fans.” “I used to tell him he was the best startling, developments on the Janie Blalock by the Ladies 111, San Diego 89. MELBOURNE, Australia — Patriots Await Decision u I personal high for him. Bob Year’s Day at Suffolk Downs. romp over Vancouver in the only National Hockey League Pirate General Manager Joe L. hitter I had since Ted Williams,” Pro H ockey area's sports scene. Riordan’s decisive basket John Newcombe powered past PGA. came off the bench to help us on A crowd of 7,506 wagered game played. Brown flew to Puerto Rico to console Pesky noted. “And he’d beartvir He has The Red Sok, virtually Fisk, a catcher from Keene, three different occasions. was a long jumper over Jon New Zealand’s Onny Parun 6-3, the last one coming with only NHL $515,201 on the nine-race McGlockin. But it wasn’t the In the only World Hockey By PengiState’sPaterno Clemente’s wife and three young sons. to be one of the greatest who ever written off as a contender at the N.H., received strong support Tonight showed me we are 6-7, 7-5, 6-1 for the men’s title, one second left in the period. East •end of July, made a fantastic holiday program. A small tur­ play that was set up originally, Association games played, “I’m really not thinking of the ball lived, in a class with Williams, W L T Pts for winning the American definitely contenders for the nout of 3,916 wagered just and fellow Australian Margaret Phil Esposito scored two comeback, moving into first^ League’s Rookie of the Year said Riordan. Court topped Evonne Alberta slugged Winnipeg 7-3, NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Joe Joe goes, ” joked Rich Lucas, club. I’m thinking of Roberto and his DiMaggio, Aaron and Mays.” Boston 26 8 3 55 league title and tournament $312,892 Sunday for an all-time Philadelphia shut out New York goals and Ken Hodge one in the Paterno, “ the kid from place in late September only to Award after leading the Red “We tried to get Elvin Hayes Goolagong 6-4, 7-5 for the middle period with Orr picking former Penn State All- family,” Brown said. “He was a Montreal 22 6 9 53 y play. If we continue to improve low at the track. 3-0 and Minnesota and Houston Brooklyn,” who became a be eliminated on the next to last Sox with 22 homers and a .293 inside, ” Riordan explained. women’s crown in the up one assist and then Esposito American quarterback and wonderful, wonderful person. It’s a Dick Williams, manager of the A’s, Rangers 23, 8 3 49 “But we had to inbound the ball battled to a 4-4 tie. household wbrd in University day of the season in Detroit. batting average. He received Australian Championships. and Mike WaLton completed cu^ently business manager of personal loss, a loss to baseball and a re c a lle d how, one of his young Buffalo 20 U 7 47 The championship bid which with 10 seconds on the shot Orr, who missed the first Park may decide to accept an athletics at his alma mater. outfielders said last season that he Detroit » 15 16 6 36 three first place votes and a month of the NHL season the rout in the final 20 minutes, offer making him the loss to all the world.” just missed received 14 first total of 238 points. clock. I don’t know how much both goals on feeds from Orr. Lion quarterback John , would try to emulate Clemente. Toronto 12 19 6 30 8 out of 1Q homes time was left, but I knew there recovering from knee surgery, millionaire from Boston. Pirate Manager Bill Virdon was at ^place votes and a total of 286 The Bruins’ Stanley Cup The victory moved the Bruins Hufnagel also believes Paterno “I told him that if he could become Vanevr 11 22 6 28 points among 42 ballots for New SUP m/SR HERE wasn’t much. So I just tried to stepped into the NHL record The Penn State football coach has coached his last game at his home in Sprini^ield, Mo., when he NY Island 4 28 4 12 victory received six first place Record Dips book with his six-assist night into first place in the NHL sat down with New England Penn State. one-third the ballplayer Clemente England’s Top Ten sports votes and a total of 227 points. have a cold room get some sort of shot up there East, two points ahead of idle learned of the crash. West and maybe Elvin or Wes Unseld MILWAUKEE (A P )-Y ale’s against Vancouver. Babe Pratt Patriot president Billy Sullivan “When you think of baseball and was, he’d make me very happy,” said stories of^the year. The story The spectacular play of Bobby IS YOURS ONE OF THE 8???? Montreal. us (the players) Chicago 22 12 2 46 was ignor^ on six ballots. JUt^D RRTA RAe\ and Pat Stapleton are the only Monday for the opening round Williams. Orr and Phil Esposito, listed could get the rebound.’’ basketball team begins the new In the WHA, Minnesota’s tie wed be the first to know his Pittsburgh you think of Clemente,” Minnesota -i9-I4 4 42 Gail Goodrich and Jerry West year with a 2-9 record staring it other defensemen to have of discussions which may lead Baseball dominated the poll separately in the balloting, against Houston opened the decision,” Hufnagel said. Los Angeles 18 16 4 40 with the Carlton Fisk and Luis Warm up that provided the spark to power Los in the face. assisted on six goals in a single Paterno into professional If he wasn’t considering Philadelphia 16 17- 6 38 drew considerable support, but 2 spanking new St. Paul Civic Tiant stories placing second^ Angeles over Seattle. The Elis dropped both their game. sports. missed making the Top Ten. Center with a crowd of 11,701 on going, why did he tell us we’d be Pittsburgh 15 16 6 36 and fourth around the Boston TOTE & SAVE hard-to-heat room I Goodrich scored 17 points in a games in the Milwaukee Classic Orr started his big night by Paterno said he wanted to the first to know‘s’’ he Atlanta 16 18 6 36 Tiant was New England’s assisting on first period goals hand. Duke Harris had two find out exactly what Sulliyan reasoned. Inauguration Festivities Canceled Bruins, who won hockey’s 490 red-hoi second quarter and over the weekend, being edged goals for the Aeros and Bill St. Louis, ' 12 17 6 30 comeback of the year in just 10 lb. with the new by Fred Stanfield, Don had on his mind. coveted Stanley Cup for the se­ about everyone’s book. Rescued West fired in 16 in the third in its second game Saturday Klatt’s goal midway through Old friends, including those California 6 22 8 20 period. Goodrich wound up with Marcotte and Johnny Bucyk, “Up to now I haven’t heard cond time in three years. The from the minors by the Red Sox 990 night, 72-70 at the hands of Rice the third period tied it for wearing “Don’t Go Pro, Joe” Monday's Games 25 lb. CHU CHASER 35 points and West had 31. in overtime. anything solid; it’s all been firing of Upton Bell as general in 1971, he overcame arrti Minnesota. buttons are betting the 45-year- In Puerto Rico Following Tragedy Boston 8, Vancouver 2 manager of the New England 1.49 BY IRON FIREMAN newspaper talk,” said Paterno old coach and his wife and five Only games scheduled trouble. Then, with a 4-4 record, 50 lb. THIS REVOLUTIONARY NEW Alberta drew a capacity 5,200 following the Nittany Lion’s 14- Patriots was a close fifth in the and turned another 3,000 fans ^ heading WHA he was promoted- from the DEVELOPMENT IN ADD-ON 0 loss tp Oklahoma in the Sugar SAN JUAN, P.R. (AP) - activities of his swearing-in. He what a wonderfully good man balloting. bullpen last August. He finished 2.40 away as the Oilers beat Bobby ^ a r d financial security in he was ... He had about him the " East 100 lb. HEA’ITNG will keep yoiir cold or Lowly Kings, Nighthawks Surprise Bowl Sunday night. Puerto Rico’s governor-elect takes over today from Gov. W L T Pts Then came, in order, the with a 15-6 record, including six Check those Hull’s Winnipeg Jets. Ross touch of royalty.” World Hockey Association Closed Monday & Tuesday, advantages: chilly' room warm and cozy, with The Patriot’s are reportedly canceled festivities for his in­ Louis A. Ferre, who ordered New England 24 12 1 49 shutouts, and a brilliant 1.91 Perkins scored three goals and three days of official mourning. player raids on the Bruins and v' Circulates iiltered filtered, circulating, ther­ offering the winningest coach in. ‘Tve known Jon for a lone auguration today as the island Clemente was named on Cleveland 23 14 1 47 earned run average, lowest in Dec. 25th & 26th. goals by Randy Rota and Tony goal of the game, scoring Ed Joyal two for Alberta. Hull “He was one of the greatest the National Hockey League, warm air mostatically controlled heat. By The Associated Pijess college football ^bout one tton, non after talking to o C f joined the U.S. sports world in Christmas Eve to head Puerto New York 21 20 0 42 the league. Featherstone ip the first six during a power play at 41 had his 20th goal in 27 WHA persons I knew,” said John the return of the Boston Celtics v/ Heat comes from hot Operating cost up to 75% less than The Springfield Kings and the million dollars to become their mourning Pittsburgh Pirate Rico’s earthquake-relief effort. Quebec 20 18 1 39 water tank or boiler, New Haven Nighthawks may be minutes of play. Norm Park got seconds of the finale. Gary games. coach and general manager for outfielder Roberto Clemente. Galbreath, the Pirates’ board v/ Individual automatic other add-on heaters. Heats cold He had visited Nicaragua a few Ottawa 16 18 3 35 Sathroom, enclosed porch, attic holding up the Eastern Division one back for the Kings at 8:15. Howatt then nailed down the Goalie Bernie Parent turned five years. The 38-year-old Puerto Rican chairman. “If ^ou have to die, thermostat, Doug Ruhr tied the score for decision with goals at 7; 08 and in his first WHA shutout, ^^ln..W nt,nn,r„n,rJ weeks before as manager of an Philadelphia 15 24 0 30 v' Safe—DO flames, room, or any space that needs extra standings in the American “I’m going to have to sit athlete—whose long, lashing how better could your death be amateur baseball team * W est ventiorhightem- heat. Hockey League, but it would be the Kings in the second period 18:38. blanking New York for down and do a lot of thinking,” bat, speedy baserunning and exemplified than on a mission FLY-TYING before NoVa Scotia’s Yvon Gary Coalter and Doug Philadelphia. It was the second participating in a tournament ,_»Hhnlpeg 22 18 2 46 FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION. tough to prove to the Nova explained Paterno, State’s head leaping catches earned him of mercy?” at Managua. Minnesota 20 16 3 42 v' Economical both to Scotia Voyageurs and the Lambert and Wayne Chemecki Keeler scored for the Reds, consecutive shutout suffered by coach for the last seven years. about $150,000 a year-was ioitall and operate. Phone; 649-4889 of Springfield exchanged who failed in a bid to move into the Raiders, who fired 39 shots Bill Virdon, the Piratfs’ Sources at the San Juan Los Angeles 17 19 4 38 Providence R ^ . But he added that he weald- declared dead in the crash Sun­ airport said the four-engine Houston 16 17 5 36 CLASSES IW.G.OLENNEY tallies. The two teams then a second place tie with idle at Parent. manager, pre^cted baseball Nova Scotia’s division not deliberate more than a day Back in Minon day night of a plane taking off ixn plunged into the ocean as it Alberta 16 20 2 34 battled through a scoreless Boston. writers would vote Gemento leaders were battled to a 3-3 / . or so after Sullivan makes an with relie f supplies for w&s making a sharp left bank Chicago 12 23 1 27 Beginning & Advanced Classes CO. third period. p Po^ T " - " “WlP Into the Cooperstown, N.Y., ARCO <> standoff by the Kings and the offer. torek 20, former earthquake victims at after takeoff. The plane was Monday’s Games Register ^ Reds had a six-game unbeaten At Providence, the Managua, Nicaragua. Four Hall of Fame as soon as the I------Umpires^ Award “I make up my mind in a Massachusetts schoolboy five-year waiting period Is up. owned by a San Juan air-cargo Alberta 7, Winnipeg 3 string snapped in a 5-2 loss to Nighthawks climbed into a fifth others aboard the plane also hurry,” Paterno said. i5’’®”'Plon from “His marvelous playing skills operator. Houston 4, Minnesota 4, tiei R A Y’S T a c k l e s h o p FOGWTY BROTKRS, WC. the Night^wks ^Monday night - place tie with Springfield by The consensus seems to whipping the Reds on a three- BOSTON (AP) - Ron Baseball Writers’ 34th annual S K ffn T ’ ^ returned to died in the crash. rank him among the truly Six-foot waves hampered the ot 252 Spruce 8t., Mancheeter 643-7177 iwL aa. • MBMB satB a sanriOE in the only league action. predict that Sullivan will offer |he minors by the Detroit Red Gov.-elect Rafael Hernandez goal third period. Rich (Irenier Luciano, 35, of Endlcott, N.Y., dinner Jan. 2S at the Statler I elite,” said Baseball Com­ search in waters a mile and a Philadelphia 3, New York 0 At Springfield, Nova Scotia Paterno an enticing package. J^ngs^of the National Colon canceled the inaugural 819 jn iiil S t • M8nche9t9r, Comii broke a i-2 tie with his second will receive the annual Hilton Hotel. missioner Bowie Kuhn. “And half north of the airport. Only games scheduled charged into a quick 2-0 lead on umpire’s award at the Boston “I’m betting a niillion that ball and other social I N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues.. Jan. 2,'1973— PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EaGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., Jan. 2, 1»73

" Weddings anfl Engagements

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Loring Stodioi Joan Nastiff Ptioto The engagement of Miss TRAIN SETS The engagement of Miss Mary Elizabeth Landerfin of Penny Lee Crawford of Manchester to Craig Edward Manchester and Herbert David Zahner of Ellington has been Raymond of Vqmon, has been Spreel has all your favorite announced by her parents, Mr. locomotive styles at big announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Landerfin of 64 discourrts. and Mrs. Richard Crawford of Russell St. , 144 Birch St. Mr. Zahner is the son of Mr. Huge Assortments ot Big Savings Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zahner of 7 and Mrs. Herbert Raymond of Westview Ter., Ellington. 61 Hillcrest Dr., Vernon. I * « The bride-elect is a 1969 HO SCALE The bride-elect is a student at graduate of East Catholic High Freight Car Assortment Manchester High School and is School and a 1971 graduate of HO SCALE employed part-time at House & Manchester Community 0 - 8-0 Hale Department Store in College, where she received an Manchester. Mr. Raymond, a AS degree in business. She is Switcher student at Rockville High employed by Reid and Riege School, is employed part-time P.C. in Hartford. at The Shopping Bag in Vernon. Allen Of Boulder, Colo.' Ifer fiance is a 1968 graduate No date has been set for the i Charter Members Pinned Robert A. Uxli Photo, of Ellington High School and a wedding. 1972 graduate of the University Mrs. Eric Gerstenber^er of Hartford, where he received Mrs. Walter Potrya, left, past grand chief of Pythian year jewels to the charter members was made Friday night during Memorial Tertiple’s 50th anniversary Mrs. Carl John Shillo a BS degree in accounting. He Sisters in Connecticut, presents a 50-year jewel to Mrs. First Congregational Church Vernon, the bride’s sister, was is associated with Zahiier’s Raymond Gamble, a charter member of Memorial celebration at Garden Grove. Other awards were made to matron of honor. She wore a 40-year and 25-year members. (Herald photo by of Vernon was the scene Friday St. James Church, was maid of honor. She wore a Men’s Shop in Rockville. Temple, Pythian Sisters, as other charter members, Mr. $ 1 0 6 6 All road names too numerous evening of the marriage of Miss Juliet style emerald green floor-length Amethyst blue The couple plan a Feb. 9 Buceivicius) to mention. Gondolas, box cars, Manchester was the scene Dec. and Mrs. Herbert Alley, look on. The presentation of 50- reefers, all the rest. Jane Elizabeth Guzman of velvet gown with gold braided 15 of the marriage of Miss velvet gown fashioned with long wedding. Ellington and Eric bodice and ruffled high neckline. Marie Louise Botteron of sleeves trimmed in antique Gerstenberger of Milford. She wore a camelot headpiece Manchester and Carl John white and old-fashioned lace, Oodles of Engines! The bride is the daughter of with matching veil. and a stand-up lace collar. She W edding Motorcycle Helmets Steve Boberick of Denver, Shillo of Norwich. Mrs. Arthur F. Guzman of 30 The bride is the daughter of carried a nosegay of mixed HO SCALE 4-8-8-4 BOWKER HO SCALE 2-4-0 Gail Dr., Ellington, and the late Colo, was best man. Mrs. Louise Botteron of 67 flowers in pink and lavender The marriage of Beatrice AUTHENTIC OLD-TIME Arthur F. Guzman. The A reception was held at the Fraechia Photo tones with touches of dark blue Dineen of Manchester to Paul Fail Safety Tests Ramada Inn, East Windsor, Autumn St., Manchester and "Big Boy Engine' Western Engine bridegroom is the son of Mr. the late Charles E. Botteron. dried star flowers and McGarity of Manchester and and Mrs. Walter Gerstenberger after which the couple left for streamers to blend. New London, has been Commissioner Baraba Dunn exposure could degrade their the island of Martinique and Mrs. Terry Del Bene The bridegroom is the son of protective ability; quality con­ of Milford. Mr. and Mrs. John Shillo of Gregory P. Shillo of Norwich, announced by her mother, Mrs. of the Department of Consumer The Rev. John Lacey of First Jackson Hole, Wyo. Upon their Protection announced she trol among many of the helmet Norwich. the bridegroom’s cousin, was Ruth Phelps of the Meadows Congregational Church, of­ return Jan. 20, they will reside St. Maurice Church, Bolton floor length emerald green best man. Ushers were James Convalescent Home, has received the following in­ makers appeared to be at 3423 Madison, Apt. 334, The Rev. Eugene J. Charman minimal; helmets were failing ficiated at the candlelight ser­ was the scene Saturday of the velvet gown with Juliette of St. James Church officiated Roach and Mark Roach, both of Manchester. The ceremony formation from Washington, vice and performed the double­ Boulder, Colo. prematurely-that is, by Authentic replica. Gear- Rides right out of marriage of Miss Renee sleeves, gold mesh mock vest at the double-ring ceremony. Vernon, and both nephews of took place Dec. 1, iirffew Lon­ D.C. ring ceremony. Clifford Wood Mrs. Gerstenberger is a Almost 90 per cent of the cracking apart after falling off driven wheels and $ 3 3 8 8 ; $ K )8 8 rootin-tootin cowboy daysl Calhoun of Bolton and Terry and gold trim. Her matching The altar was decorated with the bride; and Anthony Steulett don. working lights. of Glastonbury, was organist. graduate of the University of motorcycle helmets tested for shelves or receiving other hard Del Bene of Rockville. open camelot cap edged with floral arrangments. Mrs. Ralph of Manchester. Mr. McGarity is employed at The bride wore a gown of Colorado, where she was a National Traffic Safety failed impacts. The bride is the daughter of gold trim, held a bouffant veil. Maccarone of Manchester was A reception was held at the Pratt & Whitney Division of HO SCALE white jersey polyester, em­ member of Phi Betta Kappa. She carried a bouquet of gold American Legion Hall In United Aircraft Corporation, to meet performance The following are the makes of HO SCALE Mr. Gerstenberger, also a Mr. and Mr?. Raymond Calhoun organist and soloist. requirements set by the helmet broidered in sequins and pearls, of Flora Rd., Bolton. The pompoms fashioned into a Manchester, after which the East Hartford. The couple will helmets that compiled with the LoHng Studios high vee-neckline, long fitted graduate of the University of The bride, given in marriage industry specifications. *The industry standard in the first Diesel Engine Electric bridegroom is the son of Mr. Christmas tree shape. couple left on a motor trip reside at 135 Spruce St., sleeves, empire waist, flared Colorado, is a chemical Bridesmaids were Miss by her brother, wore a floor- north. For traveling Mrs. Shillo Manchester. safety agency raid that 74 tests tests: Fiberglass shell The engagement of Miss engineer. Both Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Howard Del Bene of length white velvet trimmed in of 54 different model helmets Engine shirt with full train. Her full- 10 Webster St., Rockville. Kerry Donahue of Manchester, wore a pastel yellow pants A family reception was held helmets—Bell R-T made by Bell True to scale. Kathy Poucher of Manchester length chapel veil fell from a Gerstenberger are graduate white and old fashioned lace, showed only 8 complied with Toptex; 6000 by Crager; Fi-Prp, Never before at n ie Rev. Richard S. Hite of Miss Denise Morra of Bolton, outfit. Dec. 17 in honor of the occasion this low price. to Kenneth Klett of Springfield, Camelot beaded headpiece. She students at the School of with a stand-up collar, bishop the standard (Z90.1-1966) set by by Fiberglass productions; Cromwell officiated at the both cousins pf the bride; and Mrs. Shillo, a graduate of at the home of Mrs. Betty A Mass., has been announced by carried red anthuriums. Business Administration at the sleeves, lace cuffs, and a ruffle American N at’l. Standards I.L.C. 601 by I.L.C. Oceanic; double-ring ceremony. The Miss Ann Shapera of Rockville, Manchester High School in 1967, Nigf'i, sister of the bride. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Richard Suchecki of University of Colorado. the bridegroom’s cousin. at hemline. She carried a attended Manchester Institute. Dayton T. Brown, an Falcon (701-52) by Sierra Wendell R. Poucher of 120 church was decorated with independent testing laboratory, Popular model at an even Their gowns and headpieces colonial bouquet of white Community College. Mr. Shillo, Engineering Corp. & Pro by more popular price ! Grandview St., Manchester. poinsetta plants. Richard Alton Dayton T. Brown, an indepen­ were similiar to that of the sweetheart ro ses, white a graduate of Norwich Free IRON NEEDED Sterling Products Co. *25 ” Her fiance is the son of Mr. of Bolton was organist. miniature carnations and dent testing laboratory, con­ *15” The bride, given in marriage honor attendants except in Academy in 1967, is a 1972 The mineral IRON is an and Mrs. Helmut Klett of ducted the tests for the agency. Molded thermoplastic shell Blend With Care cranberry color. statice with white streamers. graduate of Eastern Connec­ essential nutrient in a person’s Agawam, Mass. by her father, wore a ivory She wore a halo matching her The agency began investigating helmets—Cougar by Sterling Make-up creates optical il­ satin A-line gown with re­ John E)el Bene of Rockville, ticut State College. He is diet. The iron requirement for Products C. TB-310 by Townley. Miss Poucher is a graduate of lusion and can play down bouquet. presently employed as a road females is greater than that for protective headgear for motor­ Caboodles of Cobooses! Manchester High School and embroidered Alencon lace, was his brother’s best man. cyclists in July, 1971 after it If you want a copy of the com­ facial flaws, but the impor­ Ushers were Larry Del Bene of manager for an RCA recording males. In general, meat Bay Path Junior College. She is tant thing to remember is to wedding ring neckline, bodice Miss Karen L. Botteron of received numerous reports plete test results, send your HO SCALE j HO SCALE accent^ with seed pearl loops Rockville, the bridegroom’s Manchester, the bride’s sister, group. sources of iron are superior to request to National Highway employed as a secretary at the carefully blend the make-up. vegetable sources. Liver is by that; Passenger Car j If you’re trying to play down and long tapered sleeves. A brother; Paul Shapera and Traffic Safety Administration, Freight Car Travelers Insurance Co. far the best food source for this Helmets shells made of Mr. Klett is a graduate of that double chin (while band of matching lace edged Robert Moyer, both of polycarbonate (molded ther­ Transportation Dept., Assortment | you’re exercising and losing the hemline of the skirt and Rockville, and both cousins of A bout Tow n mineral; although other red Washington, D C 20590. In­ Assortment Technical High School in meats are also excellent moplastic) materials may be Springfield, and served four weight) use a darker shade chapel train. Her double-tiered the bridegroom. very susceptible to common dicate that you want NHTSA I of make-up base under the elbow-length illusion veil was A reception was held at Manchester Rotary Club will sources. press release 96-72. years in the U. S. Air Force. He chemicals & cleaning agents & I is employed as a computer chin and carefully blend attached to a profile headpiece Fiano’s Restaurant, Bolton, meet tonight at 6:30 at the edges with the rest of the of re-embroidered Alencon lace after which the couple left on a Manchester Country Club. programmer by the Travelers mime-up. I Insurance Co. encrusted with seed and pearl ski trip. For traveling, Mrs. Del I An A ugust w edding is design. She carried a bouquet of Bene wore a yellow and red Second Congregational placed. ivory roses and stephanotis plaid jacket and navy slacks. Church council will meet I fashioned into Christmas tree After Jan. 14, they will reside in tonight at 7:30 at the church. w m I shape. Storrs. Travel S^ice Miss Dogna Calhoun of New • Mrs. Del Bene, a graduate of Manchester Emblem Club FASHION SHOW Hartford, sister of the bride, Manchester High School, and will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. 555 MAIN STREET I her husband, a graduate of Choose from a Paramount Studio was maid of honor. She wore a at the Elks Home. After the 6 4 3 -2 1 6 5 Herald photo by Pinto) seibction of auth­ Authentically scaled and Rockville High School, are both meeting, Monte Carlo whist entic cars and priced so you can ^‘The Natural Woman^^ seniors at the University of coaches. afford several! The engagement of Miss will be played. Members are Authorized agent in Manchester Observe 50th Anniversary Karen Elizabeth Patch of An­ Connecticut. They will reminded to bring items for a for all Airlines, Railroads and Half a dozen top Parisian Mrs. James McHugh, tickets; dover and William H. Castor III graduate in May with BA ~^white elephant rale, which will Steamship Lines. fashion models will participate and Mrs. Robert Fetherston, degrees in anthropology. be held during the evening. Marjorie W. James, was of Richboro, Pa., has been Mr. and Mrs. Milton C. Set up oTerrif icTrciinTowni in the 12th annual French hospitality! All three are from announced by her parents, Mr. Hansen of 45 Strong St., employed at Phoenix Mutual Fashion Show “The Natural Wethersfield. Refreshments Life Insurance Co., Hartford, and Mrs. Albert R. Patch of Manchester observed their 50th HO SCALE HO SCALE Woman’’ which will be co­ will be served following the Pine Ridge Dr., Andover. wedding anniversary Thursday, for many years, and also was sponsored by The Heart show. Tickets cost $2 and may employed as a legal secretary Mr. Castor is the ■son of Mr. at a dinner given in their honor ^Interlocking OldTiitiel Association of Greater Hart­ be purchased at The Heart and Mrs. William H. Castor Jr. Deford Dechert Photo by their son and daughter-in- in Manchester. During World College Notes Factory ford and G. Fox & Co., Monday, Association office, 310 Collins of Richboro, Pa. law, Mr. and Mrs. John Hansen. War II she served as a nurse’s Tower" Jan. 22 at 1 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. St., or at the box office of G. aide at Manchester Memorial The bride-elect is a graduate The engagement of Miss The dinner, held'-«t Willie's in Centinel Hill Hall in G. Fox’s. of Rham High School in Miss Nancy Phillips, Barbara Marie Uchneat of Steak House in Mantdiester, Hospital. Fox’s. All proceeds from the fashion daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hansen retired after more Hebron, class of 1969, and is a Windsor Locks to Robert Gene was attended by abbut 50 Spring and summer fashions show will be -used for the senior majoring in English at Phillips of 390 Main St. and a Pico of Manchester, has been O f Manchester than 20 years at Pratt & Ramsey senior English major at relatives and friends. made of fabrics by Boussac benefit of The Heart Associa­ Wilkes College, Wilkes-Barre, announced by her parents, Mr. and Vamon The Hansens have resided in Whitney Division of United Journal from patterns by Vogue will be tion of Greater Hartford. Southern Connecticut State Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. Pa. She will graduate in June. and Mrs. Joseph M. Uchneat of The Formal Manchester since 1937, and are featured. Women, interested in Her fiance, a graduate of College, has been selected to members of the Second He has been active in Civil appear in the 1973 edition of Windsor Locks. home sewing, attend the show Council Rock High School, Her fiance is the son of Mr. Defense, Boy Scouts, American HO SCALE HO SCALE HO SCALE “Who’s Who Among Students in Wear King” Congregational Church. Both yearljf to learn all the details of One-Piece Swim Suits Newtown, Pa., class of 1969, and Mrs. A. Robert Pico of have been retired for the past 10 Legion, Odd Fellows and American Universities and fo r th e Esso Coal Mine the newest fashions, then Latest in resort wear swim attended Wilkes College. He is Manchester. years. Auxiliary Police, in which he Engine House duplicate these designs, using Colleges.’’ At SCSC, she is cap­ Largest served as captain in 1957. suits are one-piece knitted a-member of the U. S. Naval tain of the women’s gymnastics The bride-elect is a 1972 Mrs. Hansen, the former /2 Price Station the Vogue easy-to-sew patterns bathing suits. The sweater- Air Reserves and is employed* graduate of the University of Selection On A Grojip Of and Bqusrac fabrics. rib halter suits have^turtle- team, which has represented 1 Lite-llke ac- at Sil-Crete Concrete in ■ the state in national competi­ Connecticut and is presently a PARTY GOOdR , cessory lor a The committee in charge of neck fronts and no backs and Willingboro, N.J. graduate assistant in the S T A R G A X E R Train Town. the show include Mrs. Saul S. can also be worn with a skirt The engagement of Miss' tion, and is an instructor and -By CLAY R. POLLAN- judge of gymnastics in the New clothing, textiles and interior L lIR A STATIONERY - ROOKS Galinsky, general chairman; or pants into town. Carol Jean Wandersee of West design department at UConn. FOIMAL Your Daily Aclivily Guide sen. 23 .p i Haven area. A 1969 graduate of It According la the Stars. ’’ Simsbury to Jon Edward Kurtz Mr. Pico recently received OCT. 224iL ^ CANDLES - ALSUMS SOURCE OF CALCIUM Manchester High School, Miss ‘ To develop message for Wednesday, of Manchester has been his MS degree in physics from 3-10-12-24^ True-to-llle scale. A major portion of your Phillips previously attended the WEAR read words correspondirig to numbers 31-60-75 VSd HAVE YOU AN announced by her parents, Mr. Trinity College and is currently of your Zodiac birth sign. calcium ^requirement comes and Mrs.Donald E. Wandersee University of Connecticut. employed by Hamilton j f TAURUS rideas 61 Changes SupeiB EVENT SCHEDULED AfK. 20 from the milk group and it is an 2 Fruit 32 Energy 62 Praise THAT CALLS FOR of West Simsbury. Standard. ( ^ MAY .20 3 Possible 33 Turn 63 To excellent source of protein and Mr. Kurtz is the son of- Mr. A May 19 wedding is planned. 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Fort Lauderdale Back H igh w ay Available only at To ‘Normal’ After Riot B ills Stop & Shop Stores! Bolton ___ • ___.mth tn'tf “ This Ume of year, with the Monday night’s crowd was Propolsed S I FORT LAUDERDALE, Ha. activity we’ve had out there, we It’s not just a nam e...It’s a guarantee of better eating... mostly local youths, he said. (AP) — Police said Monday have quite a few arrests; but Custodian night was “ normal” , as they “ It’s a normal Monday night it’s normal,” he said. HARTFORD (AP) - The — no way, shape or form in made between 25 and 30 Capt. Jack Cannon said no administration of Gov. Thomas V* comparison to last night,’ said :S separate arrests in a extra officers had to be called J. Meskill has prepared a batch beachfront area where 36 per- Police Capt. William Brady, the during the night and were were of transportation bills for the Retires commander of the police sons were arrested in a riot “ no incidents of am unusual General Assembly, including substation bn the beach. « involving 5,0 0 0 youths earlier in nature” in the area. one to make toe controversial “ Everybody’s pretty well Earlier, police and deputies -'JUDITH DONOHUE the day. Highway Fund a transportation decided that this is our beach said the sheriff’s department fund. Correspondent -About 150 police and sheriff s and we’ve got the situation^in was ready to reinforce the The major bill would broaden Tel. 649-8409 deputies clashed with about Stop & Shop labels S 5,000 young people before dawn hand.” . city’s 360-man police force if the Highway Fund to allow the \ Brady said the arrests during Joseph Chamberlain, colorful custodian ^ .Monday in a melee touched off necessary. state Transportation by a barroom arrest. Police the night were for “ minor One of.the youths charged Department to spend gasoline at Bolton (Hommunity Hall, has hung out the tell you everythli^ termed the clash a “ general infractions” such as public with aggravated assault in tax revenues on various drunkeness and narcotics flag on the green for the last time. The 86- riot” that produced 27 injuries. Monday morning’s violence transportation projects. Almost year-old caretaker ha6 decided to retire due •$. Brady said those involved in possession. He said about 700 was spotted and arrested last all gas tax monies are currently you want to know to failing eyesight. S the riot were mostly tourists persons were in the beachfront night, Brady said. He said earmarked for highway ...and mini-pricing’ saves you money! A familiar figure to all having business at S: and New Year’s revelers. area Monday night. police were keeping an eye out construction and repair. Gov. about ground beef SALE STARTS TUES., JAN. 2 THRU SAT, JAN. 6 the town hall, Chamberlain rarely forgets a in the area for other youths Meskill supported the change in name or face. Children accompanying their believed to have been involved toe last session, but it failed to parents to Commuhity Hall know they can in the morning incident. pass the Dem ocratic They show the cuts of beef used in always get a “ goody” from Chamberlain in Data Recorder Charles Stover, legislature. his backstage kitchen or enjgage him in a administrative assistant to the At the same time, the Meskill each grade... and the fat content. To Fort Lauderdale police administration would like to guarantee consistent quality and game of gin rummy or checkers. operations chief, said the inci­ Chamberlain’s “ uniform” usually May Give Clues abolish the annual long-range dent Monday morning “ was highway planning report and flavor. And we scientifically measure consists of khaki pants, a shirt saying just one of those spontaneous incorporate it into toe master the amount of fat. “ Canada Dry” and a very weathered hat. To TriStar Crash things that erupted into quite a transportation plan, also filed We’re doing all this so you can be A vociferous advocate of the state lottery hdssl6 ** annually. Clip us for savings... system, Chamberlain buys several tickets ’fhe disorders early New sure that the ground beef you buy MIAMI, Fla. ( A P ) - Federal over the figures for two or three Another bill would allow Year’s Day spread along a each week and encourages others to play officials say a sophisticated, more days,” said one official. Transportation Commissioner next week will be just as lean and stretch of Atlantifc Boulevard “ The Game” . He splits the cost of tickets new flight-data recorder will At latest count, there were 60 A. Earl Wood to establish fresh and tasty as the ground beef featuring bars and restaurants with several town employes and can often help investigators determine dead positively identified, 39 priorities on highway projects. patronized by many college you enjoy this week. And to make it be heard joking with them as to how they why an Eastern Air Lines presumed killed and 77 sur­ He cou ld approve needed Maxwell House students on vacation, according will spend the winnings when their ship TriStar jetliner plunged into the vivors. But the faUlity figures construction and delay less im­ easier for you to select the best comes in. - Everglades swamp with 176 fluctuated, and the Dade to police. portant projects already ground beef for your purpose... and County medical examiner approved by the legislature. Coffee (A trip to Florida is always included in persons aboard. your money. 1-lb can his plans.) Ed Slattery, spokesman for reported 103 dead. Amon'g the other More than 200 relatives of About Town transportation proposals are “Quality-Protected" Ground Beef... WITH THIS COUnW He often tried to convince Olive Toomey, the National Transportation The board of trustees of passengers on the flight, those bills to: it's a guarantee. LIMIT ONE CAN PER CUSTOMER XNDaSSPUIKIUU former town clerk who recently retired at Safety Board, said the recorder Trinity Covenant Church will US,D.A, Choicenoice “Quality-Protected f^uaiiiy-r^roiecieu was recovered Monday at the of both the dead and injured, — Stiffen penalties for toll age 73, of the merits of the lottery, and meet tonight at 8 at the home of site of the wrecked Lockheed have been flown to Miami by evaders. tried to talk her Into buying a ticket. She Paul Norling, 32 Santina Dr. ^ 81S inis'?s () innjMiiiiTe (1 (Sfl 61^ 1 0 1 1 aircraft that crashed the airline. — Require new commercial — remained unconvinced, but the two always Friday night on a New York to Searchers working Monday and industrial developments to The ladies night time bridge seemed to enjoy joking about it. Miami flight. alongside crash investigators in pay the entire cost of road group of Manchester As custodian, Chamberlain was always “ ’This recorder has 64 value the muddy sawgrass flatlands improvements, instead of 75 IP Cheerios Newcomers Club will meet present at public meetings, and when the imputs, and it’s the first time it retrieved the bodies of four per cent. tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs. Stop>Shop hour got late, he would often drop such has been used,” Slattery said. more victims, including those — Allow land purchased by Roasts------Cereal of stewardess Stephanie R. James Gaynor, 41 Summer St. subtle hints as walking into the meeting “ The previous ones gave only the state for transportationto beef | i 15 o z box five, principally speed, altitude Stanich and 2 -year-old John be used temporarily for other room, closing doors and pulli^ shades, and EFFECTIVE TUES., WITH THIS COUPON Kaminer. Blade Cut Chuck Roast Bone in 78 JAN. 2 THRU SAT. JAN. 6 folding and putting away" unoccupied and heading.” purposes. LIMIT ONE BOX PER CUSTOMER AND A $5 PURCHASE He said a “ myriad of details” Bodies of two unidentified chairs. — Automatically cancel all on the stresses and operation of men were also brought to the railroad and street railway 9 0 0 0 0 0 It has been a long landing practice that FUaML 4th thru 7th Ribs the plane’s systems, broken Dade County morgue. Another franchises which have gone un­ Rib Roast Oven Ready l^oooFoooooo oo()0 ('ft('fl6 ('(^ooooooosoo®®®o®®®®®®e"' the last one to leave the hall offers to take into lOths of a second develop­ passenger, Barulio Corretjer, used for eight years. Mr. Chamberlain home, an offer he accepts 44, of Jersey City, N.J., died at Our labels tell the storyI ment, would be provided by the — Allow municipalities to pay (Bone In) only in bad weather or late at night. Hialeah hospital. recorder. 17.9‘. less than one-fourth the cost of WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5 PURCHASE HPaMhiBDayt California Chuck Roast Chamberlain worked for many years at a After being analyzed by Two survivors remain in federally-aided road projects Regular Grouiu[Berf stop & Shop Frozen paper mill in Maine before coming to Lockheed in Ontario, ^ lif., the critical condition, 25 are listed AUTOMATIC where the federal share is more PINT CARTON U.S.D.A. Choice Bolton to live with his two daughters on information will be correlated as serious, 20 as fair, 7 as than 50 per cent. Made from pieces of the fore­ DELIVERY quarter and hindquarter parts. c wi& the cockpit voice tapes and satisfactory, 8 “ in good shape” ’The last four bills and the Boneless Chuck Roast Hebron Rd. He and his wife of 62 years are Not to exceed 28% fat. those from the air-traffic- and 15 hav^)?een discharged. OR fib Coffee Lightener the parents of ten children. CUl 24 HOURS KFORE DQJVEIY master plan proposal have the EFFECTIVE TUES, JAN. 2 THRU SAT, JAM. 6 Although Chamberlain has officially Hanging Up Broom control tower. None of tive crew members in backing of the chairmen of the U.S.O.A. Choice L in n ONE CARTON PER CUSTOMER Another system, called toe cockpit at the moment of 244N0R MKO SaniCE Boneless Shoulder Roast retired from his town hall duties, he still legislature’s Transportation foono'ooooOQOOOQ(l«opa8hopm (Continued from Page 1) presented at a public hearing on Steaks In Road making the attorney general, the crash to be held some time Nabisco New Ethics Code treasurer, comptroller and Kitty S A V E 8* I* superagency called the in March. B E B M U a WITH THIS COUPON ON A 15 OZ CAN ST HARTFORD (AP) - A new case of judges or state officials, Almond Crescents If California Chuck Steak 88» Accidents “ Department of Human Ser­ secretary of the state appointed Meanwhile, Eastern Salmon Cat Food 16c code of ethics watches over the committee must report its vices.” A commission has been instead of elected. Hunt’s Tomato Sauce |j findings to the executive who spokesmen said toe death toll Tuna & Chicken Parts Cat Food , ® “ 16c 15 oz Connecticut’s egislators as they working on the proposal, which — A constitutional pkg EFFECTIVE TUES, JAN 2 THRU SAT, JAN. 6 appointed the accused had mounted to 99 .of toe 176 Fish & Chix'for Cats eozcan I6c 50* 2-lb Freezer Queen Rib Steak 1^? Club Steak H T i LIMIT ONE CAN PER CUSTOMER I convene in Hartford this week. By The Associated Press will require an extensive amendment to revamp the persons aboard Flight 401. It protiects the public, and in individual. Three Connecticut residents Veal parmagian, Salisbury steak, B e e B C |goooo£OQQOOOOOfl(8b o p a a h o ^ m ]j j l M a ^ ^ rewrite job on the state statutes reapportionment procedure. “ I expect we’ll be sweating some cases protects the To prevent charges of conflict died in state highway accidents as well as a vast reshuffling of — Approval of the women’s sliced beefor turkey, charcoal w S beef patties or patties with onions. lawmakers. of interest under the code, a over the New Year’s holiday the bureaucracy. rights amendment to the London Broil Steak Shoulder 1” legislator can release his own Burnett Manpower “ There is always the weekend, and three died in out- The courts have had a few federal constitution, which was UQLOR PERMIT VERy RARELY. IT 1^ A possibility of conflicts of in­ report filed with the of-state traffic mishaps. NOTICEnCE OF APPLICATION Vanilla Extract Shulton Deodorant PAH6£R0U^ PRllG ANP Taste O'Sea Cod FilleU I SAVE 15* « things to say about state laws in rejected by the House last year. |S WITH THIS COUPON ON A 10 LB BAG *=<1 terest,” said state Rep. committee. If he wants to vote Police were also This is to give hoUce that I, Evelyn F. 4A0I1LP Be on ly recent years, and they’ll have — Revision of the Timreck of 37 Linniqore Drive, Birds Eye‘%r*French Fries 7SS *1 Boneless Chuck Steak 1°' on a bill affecting his own investigating the deaths of two 2 02 ■ WHEN oTriEP PRiiGG li Pillsbury Enriched Flour William Ratchford, D-Danbury, more to say this year. unemployment compensation Manchester 06040 have f l M an appUca- bottle the outgoing Democratic House profession, he can file a state­ other persons over the tion placarded 19 December 1972 with 85* Fa i l , B irds Eye BUY B roccoli srauts 2 iSS 89^ I O EFFECTIVE TUES. JAN. 2 THRU SAT, JAN. 6 Connecticut’s anti-abortion laws to “ plug loopholes.” the Llquui Control Commission for a $- ment in the journal of either H m IH i Im Id I u I information. (Boneless Rib Eye) I g LIMIT ONE lO LB BAQ PER CUSTOMER speaker who helped push weekend. law, legislative reapportion­ — Tax relief for industry and RESTAURANT WINE & BEER for the Stop & Shop Orange Juice 2ISS89* house, declaring he has an |t U not kitofKiod to bo of a aiagiMstic noturo. Bebnonico Steak through the code in the last A New London man, Thomas ment, and the system of finan­ for the elderly. sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises l|0000£0£(lMM^ r g o P * g ^ » ] interest but vowing to vote fair­ We reserve the right to limit quantities. General Assembly session. H. Rowe, 50, died shortly after cing public schools largely with — Repeal of the tax on capital Manchester 06040. The business will be Three Diamonds ly and objectively. Under the code, an eight- he was found slumped in the local property taxes are all gains and dividends. owned by Mr. T u rk ^ Shops, Inc. and Solid White Tuna Under the new code, will be conducted by Evelyn F. TTmreck American Kitchen member Legislative Ethics seat of his car in New London awaiting rulings from the U.S. — Creation of a state legislators who are as permittee. A M O D ER N Committee, made up of four early Monday. Police said the Supreme Court. defender services coitunission Evelyn F. Timreck fi“ l H ATE" PEAS S A V E 38* ■lawyers—and their Dated: 26 DDecember, ece 1972 WITH THIS COUPON ON A 48 OZ BOTTLE c. I legislators from each party and car had hit a parked auto and it T he election laws are to coordinate and supervise 51« PHARMACY Spinach lOji g IB w Stop & Shop Deli Dept. partners—are prohibited from Mini-priced sea food favorites house, rides herd on ethics. It appeared that Rowe had been undergoing a major review, public defenders. arrots pk| ■ ■■ Rain Barrel FabrieSoftener representing clients before serves as \a custodian of stricken before the accident. taking into account recent court — Reduction of the size of EFFECTIVE TUES., JAN. 2 THRU SAT, JAN. 6 state regulatory agencies. UMIT ONE BOTTU PER CUSTOMER o | confidential '•financial reports He died at Lawrence & rulings on residence Superior Court criminal juries L E G A L A D Swift’s Smoked Pork Butts Ratchford already is calling By virtue of default of a Roman ManipottI Frozen Haddock Fillets filed by lawmakers, judges and Memorial Hospital of natural requirements, write-in voting, from 1 2 to 6 in line with the new Three Diamonds i ^ 0 M m £ 0£Q0 Q0£^|8 t o p g i w p S for an amendment to the code Conditional Sales Contract held J a m e s Treat your family to a fish fry I Don’t forget Make a New England boiled dinner. .. with Water other state employes not causes shortly after the absentee balloting, and state constitutional Solid Light Tuna Howard Johnson sr cabbage, carrots, potatoes and onions. Added of ethics, to open the financial by th e General Motors F. to pick up French fries and cole slaw. covered by the civil service accident, police said. distinctions between “ state of­ amendment. 1 99t reports to public inspection, a Acceptance Corporation, our Kraft Macaroni & Cheese system. The body of Charlotte E. fices” and “ municipal offices.” — Extension of the new no­ D ’A m ato move seconded by the representative will sell on Stop & Shop Cheese Ravioli F rozen S liced H alibut S teak s *1.19"> The secret reports are not Grasson, 53, of Cheshire was The General Assembly will fault insurance system to cover 45* B 8 /R .P h . Swift's Sliced Bacon yS99' li SAVE 15* WITHTHISC0UP0N0NA490ZB0X open to the public, unless the Connecticut Citizen Action found by searchers Saturday January 12, 1973, 10:30 a.m. at Taste 0 ' ^ Cooked Fish Cakes 59u, have the opportunity to produce property damage as well, as mg Sw ift's Skinless PorkSausagc ‘pill 79* Group. Carter"TlJhevrolet, Inc., 1229 6‘/z 02 pkg 45c c committee feels there is an night, 24 hours after she dis­ important legislation in this personal injuries, and to ,cut ' Coronet Decorator Toilet Tissue 375 count 2 plys, 4 roll pack 45 1 4 5 7 9 Tide Laundry Detergent But the new speaker of the Ma'n Street, Manchester, Swift's Tfiir Franks pkSi illegal conflict of interest. appeared from her home. The area. down further on lawsuits for Coronet Floral Print Napkins 60 count pkg 2 for 29c A “ good” breakfast is an Myer’s Chickeui Deli Hut Specials! EFFECTIVE TUES, JAN. 2 THRU SAT, JAN. 6 house, Rep. Francis Collins, R- Connecticut, one 1967 Chevrolet Gravy Master for Making Gravy . AVAUAULCATtrOlinUnTHSEAVICEOEU _ ^ LIMIT ONE BOX PER CUSTOMER Citizens can file complaints family told police they thought In the area of transportation, “pain and suffering” damages. 2 oz bottle 29c old American custom and stop t Stop with the cpmmittee, and after Brookfield, says public 4Dr., serial number Victor Medium Shrimp 6’/*ozcan $1.49 Kltctom she was with a friend. the Meskill administration is — Ensuring state employes’ ColgateToothpaste— Family Size Or Beef 4001! Uupkf ^ SbopaSIwpSSl disclosure is unfair to part-time 1566972108204. The seller 7 02 tube 75c represents a meal of Cheese Lasagna an investigation the committee Medical Examiner Dr. going for expansion of the rights to collective bargaining Bologna 99i legislators who must have reserves,toe right to bid. Re: Minute Rice 28o2 pkg 85c VO 5 Hairdressing 1.5 02 tube 89c substantial caloric value .. Stroganoff. can recommend suspension, Edward Oxnard speculated that Highway Fund into a transpor­ while prohibiting them from outside jobs or interests to 304-95463 It dates back to colonial censure or impeachment. In the death was due to exposure. tation fund, for more setting of striking. in Spring r make a living. times when the working There was no evidenceo of priorities by the transportation — Making it easier for police bTi^ s Eye Orange Plus «49* water II SAVE 12* day was long and labor was 1 0 02 can WITH THIS COUPON ON A 15 COUNT BOX violence, he said. commissioner, for a master to obtain information through Chef Boy-Ar-Dee cheek Pizza'V£.” 69* Star-Kist Solid White Tuna ' In state traffic fatalities, transportation plan, and for wiretaps and electronic arduous . . . Huge amounts B e s P ak A n C a n B a g s Hendries Juice Bars .p& 69* 20 0 ct Michael Coderre, 6 , of Bethel further expansion of Bradley surveillance. of food, six thousand EFFECTIVE TUES. JAN.2 THRU SAT, JAN. 6 pkg COMPLETE was killed Saturday afternoon International Airport. — Making all drunken drivers calories or more, were Stouffer Cup Cakes 69* Statler Family Napkins LIMIT ONE BOX PER CUSTOMER when he collided with a car The governor is backing serve time in jail. . /iW lORIARTY necessary to satisfy a per } ^ o 0 0 0£ 0£ 0 £ 0 £Q jsbopaaw py ] ^ 9_fiftag M while riding his Christmas creation of a public utilities- — Holding accused drug son who worked twelve to 2 0 0 ft $169 tricycle. Officials said the child roll X type commission to regulate pushers without bond pending ourteen hours a day . . . Reynolds Wrap Aiummum Foil INSURANCE went down a small grade and Merit ice Cream Farmers Market hospital fees — an idea long es­ trial. Today, surveys show that AMortMi Flavors into the right side of a car. poused without success by Rep. — Requiring local 16 8 ct more than half the adult roll Late Saturday night, Harold Morris Cohen, D-Bloomfield. referendums on all proposed W h at a 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN.* Phone 643-5135 population of America eats caitM Scott Jumbo Towels G olden SERVICE Smeeton, 21, of Grotoii died Meskill is now also backing race tracks. low price. when the car he was riding in another of Cohen’s favorite — Protecting news reporters a light breakfast . . . And went off Mohegan Avenue in French, Sachet or causes — a bill that would from contempt of court they are healthy, vigorous SpringFloral New London and struck a sign, Glade Air Freshener require banks to pay interest on punishment for refusing to dis­ Welcome 1973! and free from disease as police said. His wife Barbara, the money they hold in escrow At Our Dairy Depi. close their sources. those who eat more . . . 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^ ^ ~ ■ ■ ^ ], Chutists Hurt In Mid-Air Crash See Page 8 Your insurance at MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1973 — VOL^ XCII, No. 78 work may pay your Hospital Rate Controls Asked Governor Also hospital bill,but Vietnam Talk Cites Need For Preparations Pension Security HARTFORD (AP) — Gov. Thomas J. Meskill, delivering his “ State of the State” message to the new Republican- Under Way dominated legislature called today for controls on hospital who pays you? rates and protection for the pensions of workers in private industry. PARIS (AP) — Preparations were under way today for The governor recalled that in his inaugural speech two resumption of both sets of Vietnam peace talks in Paris. years ago he said the “ state of the state was bad.” NorUi Vietnam’s chief peace negotiator, Le Due Tho, left Hanoi for Paris and more sessions next week with “ Today, in a word, the state of the state is good,” Meskill already had indicated his sup­ Let us send you $100 extra cash every week... $14.28 every day* you’re in the Henry A. Kissinger. said. “ However, there are two port for a hospital cost control U.S. sources said the North round of the Kissinger-Tho threatening clouds on the commission and for some kind Vietnamese also agreed to the peace talks got under way horizon of our Connecticut of legislation that would protect American proposal for meeting Tuesday with technical experts citizens, and we must take the pension rights of workers in hospital for a covered accident or illness.. . send no money for free look at your policy Thursday of the weekly four- from both sides meeting for positive steps to disperse the private sector. party, semipublic talks. The four hours at a villa in Choisy le them, ” the governor told a joint The governor did announce North Vietnamese walked out Hoi, a Paris suburb. The North session of the House and the launching of a plan for a of the meeting D ec. 21 in Vietnamese had refused to Senate. “ special statewide protest against the bombing of meet with the Americans even “ First, and bitterly most evi­ enforcement unit” of jiolice and . . . then pay the premium stated in the chart below if you want this valuable protection Hanoi and Haiphong. at the technical level while the dent to those in trouble, is the prosecutors “dedicated to an Tho was expected to stop en saturation bombing was going relentless increase in hospital all-out war on organized crime route in Peking and Moscow, as on. costs that have wiped out the in Connecticut.” He did not, he usually does. He and William Sullivan, deputy life savings of far too many however, call for legislation to President Nixon’s national assistant secretary of state for unfortunate people... create a new office of “Chief here’s your problem . . . here’ s our policy our policy pays you... security adviser meet on Mon­ Southeast Asian affairs, led the “ It is easy to understand the State's Attorney” to coordinate day. U.S. delegation and said sense of outrage that so many the prosecution efforts of Their negotiations have been afterward that his group would of our citizens express when state’s attorneys in the ONE OUT OF SEVEN HOSPITALIZED program, folks covered by Medicare only $100 extra cash every week you FOR YOU, IF YOU’RE UNDER 65 FOR YOUR CHILDREN recessed since Dec. 13, but they meet again today with the faced with hospital ca re,” Superior Court. The Judiciary The Health Insurance Institute has re­ had to pay the ^ s t $40. DIRECT CASH . . . up to $10,000 for each DIRECT CASH . . . up to $10,000 for each scheduled further meetings North Vietnamese. Meskill said. Committee had been expected after the United States called Coupled with the announce­ “ Together, in this session, we to come up with a chief state’s ported that 1 out of every 7 Americans That's not all .S tartin g in 1973, Medi­ covered accident or illness starting the covered accident or illness starting the off its aerial blitz of the Hanoi- ment of Tho’s departure from must devote ourselves to attorney bill. was admitted to a hospital in 1970 for all FIRST DAY in the hospital at the rate of care patients with basic accommodations are in the hospital up to $10,000 FIRST DAY in the hospital at the rate of Haiphong area. Hanoi was a renewTed demand finding constructive solutions Commenting on the condition types of conditions. This was an increase will have to pay $18 a day from the 61st $100 a week or $14.28 daily. $50 a week or $7.14 daily. Washington said in announ­ by Radio Hanoi that the United to the problems of rising of Connecticut’s economy, of almost a million hospital admissions through the 90th day of hospital confine­ CASH BENEFITS FROM FIRST DAY there is a general premium increase for cing on Jan. 30 the bombing halt States sign the initial draft hospital costs,’’ Meskill said: “ We must con­ over the previous year and represented a above the 20th parallel that it peace proposal worked out in Related to the health care tinue in the pursuit of new jobs ment. This was only $10 when the pro­ Our plan pays you directly. . . up to $100 all policies of this form in your state. FOR YOUR SPOUSE FOR YOU, IF YOU’RE OVER 65 2 7% rise from 1960. There’s a chance had indications the North Paris on Oct. 20. cost problems, the governor and better jobs within the state. gram started. After 90 days, patients a week ($14.28 a day)* in cash as an addi­ Once your policy is in force, only you Vietnamese were prepared to Pre-Assembly Opening Chat that someone, in your family could be DIRECT CASH . . . up to $10,000 for each DIRECT CASH . . . up to $10,000 for each Radio Hanoi also declared, said, is the security of pension Employment has sharply now must pay $36 a day, a sharp con­ tional income to spend as you wish in can cancel it. resume negotiations in what the “ Whether the negotiations will funds. increased in Connecticut, and hospitalized this year for a covered con­ covered accident or illness starting the covered accident or illness starting the trast to the daily charge of $20 back in accordance with your own needs and best FIRST DAY in the hospital at the rate of FIRST DAY in the hospital at the rate of Americans considered a serious attain any success or not and if “ Pension funds have been unemployment has dropped dition. Are you fully prepared for this DON’T RISK A PENNY manner. peace will be restored in Manchester State Representatives Donald Genovesi, Genovesi, of the 12th Assembly District, and Mahoney, of bankrupted, time and again,” dramatically from 8.3 per cent 1967. There seems to be an ever widen­ of all you are paid from the FIRST DAY $75 a week or $10.71 daily. $75 a week or $10.71 daily. This is in sort of emergency? Send us no money. Just complete the Ground work for the next Vietnam at an early date or if seated, and Francis Mahoney chat with Barbara Dunn, the 13th, are repeat legislators — Genovesi to his fourth he said. “ They have been just over a year ago to 6.1 per ing gap between Medicare coverage, sky­ you enter the hospital, not the 4th or 8th addition to Medicare coverage. term, Mahoney to his third. (Herald photo by Buceivicius.) MEDICAL CARE COSTS SOAR enrollment form and mail it today. After the war is still prolonged state commissioner of consumer protection, before this raided, time and again. And all cent according to the most rocketing hospital costs and the senior day. And you will continue to be paid completely depends on the U.S. too often they have been plain, you receive your policy, discuss it with morning’s opening of the 1973-74 General Assembly. recent information available. A 1970 report of the American Hospital citizen’s fixed income. every week you’re in the hospital... up side.” downright stolen. And the healthy trend appears Association showed that the average ORDINARY HEALTH INSURANCE to $10,000 for any covered accident or your doctor or insurance advisor. Then CBS Sells The broadcast said North “ There must be new and to be continuing,” he said. cost for community hospitals to treat a MAY NOT BE ENOUGH illness, and furthermore, our lawyers tell . . . to put your policy in force, simply our policy doesn’t pay you. Vietnam had withstood the striiyijent laws governing the “ The flight of busl^pBs and heatfy air attack oh its Panhandle management of pension funds industry from Connecticut to person amounted to $81.01 per patient us that you won’t have to pay any income send us your first monthly premium pay­ Although you may carry ordinary health heartland and President Nixon in the private sector,” Meskill other states has been slowed, if day. Compared to 1965, this represented ment within 15 days. If for any reason New York insurance to help pay for most of your tax on the money. had been forced to halt the Request Attacks said, “ to the end that they not halted,” the governor said. you decide you don’t want this protec­ age or convalescent homes, U. S. Gov­ an 82% increase. How much higher will hospital expense, the chances are you for known conditions you had before the bombing because of heavy match the> safety and security New Buainesit tion, it will have cost you nothing. Yankees medical costs go? Today, even a short will still need extra cash . . . your indi­ NO SALESMAN WILL CALL start of this policy (however, even chronic ernment hospitals or rehabilitation cen­ losses and adverse world opi­ Continue of government-administered “ New business and new conditions you now have are covered ters, for act of war, nervous or mental nion. pension programs. industries, in increasing hospital stay can cause a financial vidual or group insurance and even Medi­ It’s so easy to get this policy. There is WE HAVE BEEN PAYING CASH BENEFITS disaster. no bothersome red tape... no long med­ after you’ve had your policy for just two disorder, pregnancy, rest cure, or drug NEW YORK (AP) - The SAIGON (AP) — American “ We must devise and enact numbers, are coming to care may not be enough protection. Re­ FOR 25 YEARS Draws Opposition together preventive legislation Connecticut...and that is years), for confinements in nursing, old abuse and dental treatment. New York Yankees were sold warplanes hit the southern MEDICARE PATIENTS MUST PAY MORE member, while you’re in the hospital your ical questionnaire and no salesman. We Rain, Rain — legislation that makes it next Your policy is backed by the resources, today by CBS for $10 million to panhandle of North Vietnam because we are establishing the The Social Security Administration has other expenses such as rent, food, tele­ work personally with you and, best of all, a group headed by Yankees with more than 120 strikes to impossible for the kind of climate that business integrity and reputation of the American Go Away,,. By SOL R, COHEIN lower school enrollment this molding back $100,000 in again increased the amount of money phone, etc. continue. And who knows how your cash benefits are mailed directly to President Michael Burke. Tuesday and today, the U.S. manipulations to start and and industry can understand (Herald Reporter) year, “ now comes in for its unspent budgeted items, in an­ you. Progressive Health Insurance Company CBS had paid $16 million for Command announced. wholly impossible for them to and approve, and under which senior citizens must pay out of their own long your pay check will keep coming? share of an anticipated General ticipation that it will be needed of New York. The American Progressive our policy costs you... the American League team. QUINAULT, Wash.(AP)- It also reported the loss of succeed.” they can prosper.” pockets for hospital care. Effective Janu­ Wouldn’t it be a comfort to know that you Fund surplus.” to cover deficits. The pension protection and Meskill has indicated there RATES BASED ON YOUR AGE NOW Health Insurance Company has been pay­ Burke, who also had been a The next time you get that A proposed $208,000 ad­ another fighter-bomber and two ary 1,19 73 , the initial amount Medicare could count on us for extra cash every He blamed some of the school Mrs. Elizabeth Sadlowski, hospital cost control proposals will be some kind of tax relief Your regular monthly premium will not ing cash benefits to its policyowners for less if you enroll while you’re still young. Please compare these monthly rates with vice president of the Columbia rainy day feeling, consider the fliers in North Vietnam six days week you’re flat on your back in the hos­ ditional appropriation to the board’s deficit problems on who said she was speaking for were the only specific for industry this year. patients must pay when admitted to a Broadcasting System, said that Situation in this rain capital of current school budget drew con­ ago, raising the admitted total be increased as you pass from one age 25 years. It’s Policyholders’ Rating is “ A Your cost will not go up when you pass to any other company... and keep in mind “ top-heavy administrative the Manchester Property legislation outlined by the On the subject of public hospital is $72. At the beginning of this pital . . . cash makes a nice get well card. millionaire shipbuilder George America. The total rainfall Jor siderable opposition last night, in less than three weeks to 28 group to the next. . . it will always be EXCELLENT” by A. M. Best & Company an older age group . . . it will always be your benefits begin on your FIRST DAY salaries, and creation of new Owners Association executive governor in his address to the higher education, Meskill Steinbrenner also would be in 1972 recorded at the Quinault at a-public hearing before the aircraft and 95 airmen killed, titles with their accompanying board, told the directors they new General Assembly. struck a positive note in con­ based on your enrollment age. The pre­ (1972 Report). Protect yourself and your based on your enrollment age. in the hospital, not on the 4th or 8th day. the top echelon of management ranger station was 174.28 Manchester Board of Directors. captured or missing. top salaries, for example.” have no right to spend General Tux MeHHuge Feb. 6 trast to- his past criticisms of YOUR HUSBAND WILL BE IN THE HOSPITAL of the baseball team. inches, or about 15„,feet, for an In South Vietnam, North mium will never be increased unless loved ones . . . THE AMERICAN WAY. Spearheading the opposition He asked Superintendent of Fund surplus. She said it should SEVERAL WEEKS. ‘ "The club will remain in New average of nearly one-half inch Vietnamese and Viet Cong at­ Meskill noted that his tax the state college and university DON’T WAIT INDIVIDUAL PLAN - was Fr.ank Lupien, who Schools James Kennedy to go back to the people as a tax York City,” Burke said. “ The per day. tacks doubled to their highest reform recommendations will system. I $10,000 MAXIMUM cautioned the directors, “ It explain what happened to the reduction. OH NO! € t i Yankee organization will That figure, officials said number in nearly a month. The be made in his budget message He did not call for higher UNTIL IT’S would set a bad precedent for great savings that were Herman Schendel, also on the enroll today - tragedy never Age at Monthly remain intact.” Tuesday, is just short of the all- Saigon command reported 81 on Feb. 6. tuitions, as he did in 1971, but you to r a ^ r d the school board promised when Lincoln School MPOA executive board, said it Premium Burke said there would be 12 time record of 175.45 inches set enemy attacks, 57 of them by “ In the meantime, I can only emphasized the need for TOO LATE! Enrollment for its p w management.” was phased out of the system. would be poor policy to approve partners involved in the in this rain forest community in rockets and mortars, during the predict that you will find the adequate scholarship aid. 18-45 $2.95 Continuing the “ poor Kennedy, who was present to the request. Each department purchase front CBS, but that 1968. 24-hour period ending at dawn news is good," he said. ‘The fundamental aim of our ENROLL TODAY gives an advance vi/arning 46-54 4.00 management” theme, Lupien explain the $208,000 need, is obligated to stay within its the others would remain Comparatively,*. Seattle- ‘My first address to the "'entire state educational effort said the Board of Education, replied that $125,000 to $150,000 budget, said Schendel. “ It’s a today. 55-64 4.75 anonymous at least until Jan. Tacoma Intematonal Airport Highway 4, which connects General Assembly promised is simple: that no qualified despite a record budget of was saved by phasing out yearly thing and it’s time it was NO RI^K GUARANTEE send us your first monthly premium with- 65-69 5.25 10 . recorded a paltry 48 inches Saigon with the rice-producing little but blood, sweat and tears Connecticut student need be $10,175,000, which is $575,000 Lincoln School. stopped. It’s a case of poor Steinbrenner is president of during the year, the National Mekong Delta, was cut by until we got the affairs of state denied access to education in Act now. A sudden accident or illness can in 15 days. If for any reason, you decide 70-74 5.95 more than it received the Asked where the sum is now, management and no considera­ the American Shipbuilding Co. Weather Service reported. saboteurs who blew up a bridge back in hand,” Meskill said. the field of his choice education strike any time. It’s too late to apply for that you don’t want this protection, it 75-over 6.50 previous year and despite a he explained that it was tion. The surplus belongs to the southwest of Can Tho. “ Today, the blood and the second to none, anywhere, for absorb^ in the $620,000 the people.” « this coverage when you’re flat on your will have cost you nothing, ♦ PAYS YOU: $100 Weekly ($14.28 daily) The lost U.S. plane was a tears, with God’s agreement, our investment, however large, directors cut from the school And Ballila Pagana back in the hospital. Send no money to while under age 65. or $75 Weekly Marine Corps A6 Intruder. The are largely behind us. Only the in our young people is by far the CHECK THE PLAN THAT SUITS YOU BEST board’s original request. (The remarked, “ They shouldn’t get enroll in this program. When you receive ($10.71 daily) if you are age 65 or older Command said it went down to sweat remains. And none of us finest investment we can make original budget request for the another penny. Don’t give in to is afraid of it, for the rewards $100 A WEEK $200 A WEEK Public Views Heard unknown causes while on a in the future of the State of your policy in the mail, discuss it with when you are hospitalized. current year was $10,795,626. — them. They siiould be ashamed. mission over North Vietnam of sweat are the fabric of Connecticut, ” he said. 1 ^ (as shown in , M (NOTE; benefits and your doctor or insurance advisor. Then R. G. Peterson up $1,195,626 over the previous They are the only ones who Dec. 28, two days before Presi­ history,” he added. The governor recalled that he this ad) premiums are doubled) year). have the nerve to keep coming . . . to put your policy in force, simply President FAMILY PLAN-$10.000 MAXIMUM dent Nixon halted the blitz of Meskill’s speech contained no To put your policy in force is soon is possllile. simply mail Enrollment Form toi6y to: On Laurel Lake Plan Kennedy said that, after the back for more and more surprises. The governor (Continued on Page 14) FOR EACH PERSON the Hanoi and Haiphong areas. A M E R IC A N H O S P IT A L IN C O M E P L A N , 20 E. First St,, Mt. Vernon, N.Y. 10550 directors approved a $10,175,000 money.’’ Age at Monthly* By SOL R. COHEN proposed purchase and Explaining that, in his budget, the school board was APPLICATION TO. American Progressive Health Insurance Co. of New York Enrollment Premium expenditure would require opinion, it is the only practical HOSPITAL INDEMNITY POLICY (Herald Reporter) led to believe by pu>blic (Please Print) voter approval, at a townwide solution for garbage disposal in comments made by Mayor John MR. 18-45 $6.25 ’The Board of Directors was referendum. the next few years, he Thompson that some additional N A M E M R S ,_ 46-54 7.75 asked last night to delay any MISS Middle Initial recommended purchase of the funds would be forthcoming. Democrats Ready To Challenge ADDRESS ______55-64 8.75 action toward the proposed The board took no action last 110-acre parcel. If a new Consequently, he said, four Street or Rd ~ 65-69 9.95 purchase of the 110-acre Laurel CITY ______STA TE. . ______ZIP ______night - not on voting to place the method evolves, the land could programs previously cut were Lake until the completion of a DATE OF BIRTH ______AGE ...... -SEX Male r’ Female ! 1 ♦PAYS YOU: $100 Weekly ($14.28 daily) proposal for referendum, nor to be used for recreational re-instated. Those programs, . Mon D ay statewide study of solid-waste set a referendum date, nor to purposes, he said. OCCUPATION ____ ^ with the funds required, are: Nixon Spending, War Policies while under age 65, and $75 Weekly management. spell out the method for Adult Education, $26,000; Stanley Ostrinsky pf 182 ■I also hereby apply for coverage fpFthe members of my family listed below; (DO NOT ($10.7J daily) for your spouse and cov­ financing the proposed ap­ He said he is preparing a Dental Hygienists, $27,000; Bissell St., explaining that he include name that appears above.) Please list additional dependents on separate page. ered persons age 65 or older; $50 Weekly propriation. report on the proposed Extra Curriculuin, $21,000; and WASHINGTON (AP) - The Democrats control the new neither favors nor opposes purchase and the proposed site Both Senate Democrats and highway money that tongress NAME (Please Print) RELATIONSHIP SEX Month Day Year Age ($7.14 daily) for each eligible child hos­ Bus Transportation for Private 93rd Congress opened today Senate 57 to 43. The House has Ostrinsky, after reading an Republicans met to re-elect voted. acquisition of the area for improvements, explaining that Schools, $41,000. with Democratic majorities in 240 Democrats, 192 Republicans pitalized. All unmarried, dependent chil­ environmental report presented their leaders and settle other Republicans have contests Manchester landfill purposes, total final- approval of the both houses, determined to and three vacant seats that had dren from ages 1 month to 19 years are said that General Electric is to a Senate sub-committee, purchase is contingent on In addition, he quoted $17,000 party issues before the noon fo r several secondary t challenge President Nixon on been held by the Democrats. covered. explained that the landfill con­ for a cafeteria deficit, $18,000 scheduled opening of a leadership posts. Sens. John G. conducting a $1.15 million study Department of Environmental both the Indochina war-and In the wake of Tuesday’s cept for controlling solid waste for accumulated sick leave Congress controlled, as have Tower of Texas and Robert Taft of “ resource recovery’’ Protection approval. domestic spending priorities. ■ House Democratic vote in favor Is the policy applied for intended to replace an existing policy with this or any other is losing favor. The trend, he time, $8,000 for noon-time aide been the last 10, by the Jr. of Ohio are running for methods and has promised its Vice President Spiro T. of a'h immediate cutoff of funds company? said, is for land conservation, Theodore Brindamour of 5 and $50,000 for implementing Democrats. policy chairman, and Sens. final report for June. Agnew, its presiding officer, for the war, Mansfield told YES' □ NO n if "y®s" please show company nam e______special announcement for folks over 65 resource recovery and regional, Dover Rd., who is an engineer the teachers’ salary Neither Mansfield nor Senate Norris Cotton of New The town has an option to gaveled the Senate session at Democratic senators *^hat American Hospital Income Pl^in solid-waste management. for the City of Hartford, agreement. The salary figure GOP Leader Hugh Scott of Hampshire and Wallace CHECK PLAN YOU DESIRE: 1 1 Individual Plan... L.Ia m jly .P lA n ,,. June 1 for ' urchasing the 110 noon, while Pat Jennings, its Congress has “ no choice” but to Referring again to the GE recommended that state ap­ had been .$85,000 originally. Pennsylvania had any an­ Bennett of Utah are seeking to To the best of my knowledge and belief, neither I nor any person listed above has ^ is underwritten by acres fui just under $450,000 clerk, launched the new House. „seek total U.S. disinvolvement As wonderful as the Medicare program is, ($449,500). The renegotiated study, he said ^ ere is no way of proval be sought before a Because of staff turnover and nounced opposition. chair the party conference. been refused or had cancelled any hea'Ith, hospital or life insurance coverage due to refj^rendum is held. He said The first day was expected to because of the executive it just can’t cover everything. Fortu­ agreement was described by knowing now what the State unfilled positions it was Similarly, House Republican “ We have our mandate too,” reasons of health. I hereby apply for the Hospital Indemnity Policy. I understand that Departipent of Environmental there is great support in the be devoted largely to branch’s failure to do so. I, and any person listed above will be covered under this Policy for a recurrence of Town Manager Robert Weiss as revised, he said. The sum total Leader Gerald R. Ford was House Speaker (Carl Albert told American Progressive Health nately, the American Hospital Income Protection will recommend state for regional programs of ceremonial events, including He also declared that the any injury or sickness I (we) had before the Effective Date of this Policy, after it has a “ No strings attached optioh.” of his fib r e s add up to the expected to be chosen again by fellow Democrats after they Plan is now available to help meet the solid-waste disposal. the election of leaders and the November election gave the been in force for a period of two (2) years, but not before; and that this Policy shall statewide. He cautioned against $208,000 request. acclamation at his party’s Removed from it is a previous swearing in of new members — Senate a mandate "to exercise voted 202 to 25 to designate him not be in force until the Effective Datft shown in the Policy Schedule. I understand Insurance Company of New York special needs of Senior Citizens. This tying up large sums of money Mrs. Leonai^ Parla, chair­ caucus. clause which would have Although the board took no 10 senators and all 432 members our separate and distinct as their candidate for a second that no payment is required with this applrcatrorr: and I will receive a statement for '^ l a n will pay $75 a week ($10.71 a day) and large parcels of land until a man of the Manchester House Democrats met required a zone change to In­ action on the request, nor even constitutional role in the opera­ two-year term as speaker. the Initial premium, to be paid within (15) days after my receipt of the Policy. I > decision is made. Conservation Commission, of the house which already has Tuesday and voted 154 to 75 to 20 East First Street • Mount Vernon, New York 10550 cash directly to you every week you are dustrial before the sale were discussed it, (discussion and Rep. Thomas P. O’Neill Jr. of further understand that, if I do not make this paymgnt within such time, the Policy Public Works Director backed the acquisition. She said three vacancies. tion of the federal government. support legislation to cut off consummated. possible action will be on next Massachusetts, a white-haired will automatically terminate without any action on the part of the company. in the hospital up to $10,000 for any William O’Neill, even while the area could be used for “ The people have not chosen to war funds at once, subject only The directors conducted a Tuesday’s agenda). Mayor John Sen. Mike M’ansfield of be governed by one branch of political veteran and war ______n A T F ______covered accident or illness in addition to acknowledging . that en­ recreation land eventually. to provisions for the return of SIGNATURE X ______public hearing last night on the Thompson said a week ago that, Montana, re-elected fthe opponent, was elected by AGP 651 Conn. ^ ^ ------LICENSED BY THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT vironmental vprotection and Speaking briefly for tabling government alone,’’ Mansfield U.S. prisoners and safe conduct ■ AOAA) Medicare. proposed purchase and on a while he is reluctant to back the Senate’s Democratic leader for acclamation as the new resource recovery are the main the proposal was Kenneth told the closed party caucus. for withdrawing American proposed $941,000 additional entire $208,000 appropriation, a record seventh two-year Democratic leader, succeeding r - issues involved, insisted that Leslie, and Ballila Pagani “They have not asked for forces. appropriation for im­ he may back a lower figure, term, launched the new year by Hale Boggs of Louisiana. Boggs the landfill- method of solid- remarked, “ I’m glad you will government by a single party. K tn provements to the area. closer to $100,000. calling on members to take Meanwhile, top Senate hasjbeen missing since a plane waste disposal is still the most put it out for referendum, so Rather, they have called for Democrats^joined in a court ef­ Mayor John Thompson whatever steps are necessary reinforcement of the earthing him and Rep. Nick economical, and will be until a that the people will have Kennedy said that, at. the fort to force the Nixon repeated a pledge made by the to end the war and reassert Constitution’s checks and Begich of Alaska disappeared new plan is evolved. something to say about it.” e school board’s direction, he is administration to sp^nd board in November — that the Congressional prerogatives. balances." Oct. 17. s . 'i V /