P A ta i i — MAWCPt=^STER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Tues., Feb. 20. 1973 Town W om an Police Report About Town Vernon Bloodmobile Visits Su Mary^s Church Thursday^ 12:45 to 5:30 p.m. In Bay State Delta Giapter, RAM, will Obituaries meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Student Advisors B88HBg8B88»«8K»!SSffi»®S5?W^^ Lottery Finals MANCHESTER and multiple contusions. She the Masonic Temple. The Royal Carl Butler, 20, of 22 Locust was reported in satisfactory Arch Mason degree wiU be Mra. J a l a J . M nrphy Mrs. Clara D. Lent Mrs. Athalie C. Dingwall of St., was charged Monday condition this morning by Carruthers Defends The Weather Mrs. Clara Dunidiy Lent, 72, exemplified. Harold Whiting, Will Sit In M n. Am I. ManiiV. c i 387 E. Middle Tpke., afternoon at his home with hospital authorities. high priest, will preside. Goudy tonight, chance of snow flurries, TIE W wni'lil Dr-, died Jiw day of 17 Locust St; was found dead Manchester, is among 111 breach of peace and Court date is March 12. Stand on Transit ■iCht at a Maaekester at her home yesterday Refreshments will be served lows near 20. Partly cloudy, windy and finalists in the 11th million- threatening in connection with after the meeting. See Page 27 cold Thursday, chance of flurries, high in eanAkaceatkane. Ste was the afternoon by a niece, Mrs. Don­ dollar drawing of the a domestic disturbance. ’ Roger L. Chapman, 27, of 37 On School Board iianiri|PHtTr Sttpnttm Mpralh 20s. w ile e f M a x na King of East Hartford. Massachusetts State Lottery Police say he was involved in Foster St., South Windsor, was previous meeting (excluding According to police, she was today. A meeting of St. Anne’s Hie Board of Edocation will a fight with his ^ister when Chey issued a summons Monday executive sessions) and other Manchester—A City of Vithage Charm TWENTY-EIGHT PA(;ES TWO SECTIONS PRICE Fin'KEN CENTS S . U H ia Fkanac, R J., and pronounced dead of natural The drawing will be held arrived, and described the night charging him with Mothers Circle will be held have student advisors attending pertinent publications. The MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1973- VOL. XCll, No. 120 had iv ed ia MwKkf«ttfr for causes by Dr. Robert Keeney, tonight ih Boston. The million- events as happening this way; evading responsibilty, Wednesday night at the home of its future meefings. Such a ------«— medical examiner. dollar winner will receive the When he continued to argue operating a motor vehicle while Mrs. James Szarek, 6 proposal was approved by the student advisor will be accoun­ «f the Manchester Mrs. Lent was the widdw of first of 20 $50,000 checks to be with his sister after being told his license is under suspension Evergreen Rd. Mrs. J. Grem- board at its meieting Monday table to tbe rest of the student Daniel Lent. She was bom Aug. paid over the next 20 years. to be qujet, he was placed under an operating a motor vehicle mo will be co-hostess. night. body via the Student Council. BeCice she retired 11 years 12, 1900 in Houlton, Maine, and Besides the top prize, there is arrest. He picked up a ten-inch while under the influence of The proposal is a The plan also includes some aCB.sbewascmplaycdat Pratt had lived in Manchester for the a second prize of $100,000, paid carving knife and told police liquor in connection with a two- Mansfield State Training modification of a ptevions one prohibitions concerning the student. He or she will not be Nixon Tells Nation and Mhitaey Drrisiaa of United past 20 years. $10,000 a year; and eight third they weren’t going to take him car accident on Oakland St. School is seeking various items made by board member Dr. A ircnA Ckap.. East Hartford, Survivors are two sisters, prizes of $10,000 each. in. The two policemen at the The operator of the other to be used in projects at the Danid Wocdwich. The original able to cast an official vote on for Mycass. Mrs. Lila London of Fort All of the finalists win a scene drew their revolvers and vehicle, Beverly M. Cochran of school. They are empty frozen plan called for one any motion or resolution, will Sarvivors. besides her Lauderdale, Fla., and Mrs. minimum of $500. told Butler to drop the knife, 56 Valley View Lane, Vernon, juice cans, margerine plastic rqiresentative to be elected I7 not be allowed to attend haAaad. are three sisters, Mrs. Hilda Kinney of Mars Hill, Four other finalists who are and he did. He was taken to told police that she had stopped tubs, cigar boxes and scraps of the studert body to qieak in executive sessions nor have the Viata lO ler, Ifrs. Mary Dunn Maine; and several nieces and Connecticut residents are Police Headquarters for her car behind the Chapman wallpaper and cloth, lliose matters ai concern to ttndents. power to speak as official Budget Cuts Sound aad Mm. B a hara Rofaiscfaand, nephews. William J. Zdonis Sr. of East booking without any further vehicle at a red light at Oakland wishing articles picked up may Hiis proposal was narrowly representatives of the Board of all af California; and two The Holmes Funeral Home, Education. Hartford, Thomas L. Caves of resistance, and was held over­ and N. Main Sts. when contact Mrs. William B^boni, (M eaM several weeks ago and WASHINGTON «AP) - programs under the budget had food supplies “will have a more than anything else to Patricia Ann 400 Main St., is in charge of Bristol, Michael Buezak of night for presentation in court Chapman backed into her car. 342 Hackmatack St. Woolwidi and another board Dr. Woolwich made it clear been unfairly criticized. But he powerful effect in the second protect your family budget." h ad Raymond arrangements, which are that present procedures for President Nixoa deteaded his Prospect, and Charles Bruby of at East Hartford today. He is then alleged to have left J member, Steven Marcfaam, lindeet cots today as tbe way to said that unless his half of the year. They will bring Nixon disclosed that he will incomplete. New Britain. the scene. M ao^ester Grange wiU meet were appointed to meet with approaching the Board of administration cuts back on relief to the American send to Congress the economic The faaeral will be Thursday Ektucation are not to be aban­ make the family dollar go Edward F. White, no age He was released on a $500 Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Grange students to revise the plans. hniher and psedicted that food programs that have failed, “we housewife without damaging section of his State of the Union a t f:3 i a m . from the W.P. Herman O. Menzel given, of 12 Westfield St., was cash bond. Court date is March Hall. ’There wiU be an auction The new scheme calls for doned. He explained that the will soon run out of money for the prosperity of our farmers." report on Thursday. Qnfrh Fhaetal Home, 235 Main office of student advisor should prices. whOr coolinning to rise ROCKVILLE-Herman O. Chamber Phone charged early Monday morning 5. table and refreshments. several students from the high for several mcMths. should th e programs that can Defending his decision to He said he wanted to talk St., with a Mass of the Menzel, 74, of Newington, on E. Middle Tpke. with school, to be known as “Student in no way be construed as an succeed.” abandon most mandatory wage about the economy “in personal n csm m tiua M the Church of opportunity to circumvent the oome down in the second half of formerly of Rockville, died Richard Gark, executive vice abandoning a motor vehicle on VERNON Advisors to- the Board of the year. Nixon, noting that wholesale and price controls, Nixon said, terms—about its impact on you the Aaamn|itian at 10. Burial Monday at Hartford Hospital. president of the Greater a public highway. Court date is Nancy L. Peterson, 31, of 16 Education,” to be represen­ established means of food prices went up sharply in "The idea that controls have and your family.” win be m SL James Cemetery. communication between In a nationwide radio He was the husband of Mrs. Ada Manchester Area Chamber of March 12. Riverside Dr., Vernon, was Democratic Club tatives of Qie entire student liraadcasL. Nixon said doing recent months, said that figures virtually been ended is totally Nixon said his measures to Frieads may call at the Grossman Menzel. Commerce, today called issued a summons Monday body on each permanent com­ students and staff. for retail prices for food in wrong. We still have firm bring more jobs and reduce the franal home Wednesday from away with many social Mr. Menzel was born in attention to the chamber’s new Emma W. Mattis, 60, of 322 chai^ging her with failure to Will Elect Slate mittee ct the board. The Status of the student January and February will controls. We are still enforcing rate of inflation as well as make 2 la 4 aad 7 to 0 pm. telephone number. The new Woolwich said this new advisors will be reviewed by the nation more competitive in Rockville and had lived in Lake St., was charged Monday obey a stop sign. Police said she The Democratic Club of “ inevitably show sharp in­ them firmly. All that is changed Ne,wington for 30 years. Before number is 646-2223. Clark urges morning with failure to grant was observed disregarding a scheme seeks to broaden the the board at the completion of creases. In fact, we will is our method of enforcing trade may pay off this year. Dcauda BweO Sr. residents to post the new Manchester will meet each school year. “If we do these things, 1973 he retired 10 years ago, he was right of way in connection with stop sign at Lake St. and Tunnel Wednesday at 8 p.m., at the base of student particqiation by T o p C o u r t probably see increases in food them.” SOUTH WlNDStm—Fnoeral number in their directory. a two-car collision at the Rd. Court date is March 6. delegating tbe respoDsOHlity ftw Board members Monday Turning to the federal budget, can usher in a new era of aesoiecs for Demia Badl Sr. of employed for 40 years at the Marine Gub on P ark^ St,, to prices for some months to Underwood Typewriter Corp., Center. The charge was lodged attendance at committee night also asked to have it made Eases Rules come." he said the nation has the best prolonged and growing Westfield. Mass., who died elect officers for 1973-74. meetings to several individiials, known that anyone is welcome prosperity for the United Hartford. as a result of an investigation Anthony Nesta, 17, of 306 Expected ftto be elected But Nixon said his ad­ chance in years to curb its Smday at a Maarhwter con­ one stutot per committee. He to attend any of its committee On Districts growth and added, “that will do States.' Unlike past booms, this Funeral services will be made of the accident, police Vernon Ave., Rockville, was president is James Holmes, ministration's effort to expand valescent home, will be South Windsor said. issued a summons Monday said the purpose is to provide an meetings or board meetings new prosperity will not depend Wednesday at the Cnsak Wednesday at 2 p.m. at St. who is being proposed by the Matthew’s Lutheran Church, Four people were taken to afternoon charging him with active interchange of ideas with the exception of executive WASHENGTON (AP) - The on the artificial stimulus of F a c ia l Haaie. M Main St., nominating committee. sessions when personalities are Supreme Gomt today granted war." New Britain. Burial will be in Manchester Memorial Hospital reckless driving and operating Holmes, one of the founders of between and among board Westfield. Maaa Chief Warns members and the student body discussed. tke states ovrUrtpraMe leeway Defending his decision to Rose Hill Memorial Park, by ambulance. They were: John a motor vehicle with unsafe the two-year-old club, is He was the father of Mrs. and Emma Mattis and Craig of the h i^ scfaooL from the one-man, one-vote trim the number of social Eldmaad ITyal of 215 Diane Dr. Rocky Hill. Against Use tires. ’The charges were lodged expected to succeed John Rogers Lauds Friends may call at the and Kim Bushey. The Busheys after he was observed causing The plan carries with it a list if nuiiid in aiquirtianing their programs from the budget, and not a brother as reported in FitzPatrick, president for the legisbtnres. Nixon said, “ These old Carlson Funeral Home, 45 Of BB Guns and John Mattis received the tire to spin and the vehicle past two terms. of privileges and yesterday’s HerahL emergency treatment and were to skid across South St., responai^ties of the student Withont fixing a precise programs may have appealing He is also am wived by his Franklin Square, New Britain, Others being proposed by the ‘Hello Baby’ tonight from 7 to 9. South Windsor Police Chief released. Mrs. Mattis was according to police. Court date reprraentatives. It wiU, besides mathematical fiMinala, the Lao Cease-Fire names, they may sound like John Kerrigan today reminded admitted with fractured ribs nominating committee are; jnsfipes cnled 5 to 3 that the good causes, but behind the fan­ is March 6. David Paris, vice president; allowing a student to sit in on That’s what Air Force Maj. Hubert K. Flesher of Rancho 17 other POW’s arrived at Trafic from Clark Air Force lMH888H8l«8H8»«888»#flRftRftaaSS^^ townspeople that town committee meetings, aUow Cordova, Calif, shouted as he greeted his wife. Sue, Base. (AP Wirephoto) deviations from perfect WASHINGTON (AP) - forces within 60 days after the cy label often lies a dismal ordinance prohibits discharge Timothy Moynihan, treasurer; equality can be greater than in Secretary of State William P. government is formed, Rogers failure.” Joyce Gutman, secretary; attendance at any regular or yesterday at Travis Air Force Base in California. He and of BB guns within 500 feet of a ^ledal meeting of the board if the drawing of IT.S. Rogers today hailed the cease­ said. He said that his administra­ Henrietta. Ruff, financial residence. the meeting involves topics ooi«resskm l (fisteictSL fire in Laos as an important “ As a result of the tion has been charged with Nixon-Meany Chief Kerrigan said there secretary; and James Jnsfice WiBiam H. Rehoquist move toward an over-all peace agreement, all U.S. bombing in showing a lack of compassion McAuley, sergeant-at-arms. which have previously come have recently been numerous Petain^s Remains before the committee the stu­ spoke for the court as it upheld in Indochina and said U.S. Laos will halt as of noon for the disadvantaged adding, complaints of damages caused Additional nominations will an bto OK mtoor facet of a 1971 bombing there will halt by mid­ tomorrow Laos time at the “the best answer to this charge be accepted frona the floor. dent rqnesents. Hus would Most Merchants Favor f News by shots from BB guns. also indude tofucs wbM± the ^ipoatiom ent by VfrjgBiia’s night EST tonight. latest, concurrently with Laos is to look at the facts.” Moving Toward In the last day, police Moynihan, who is general GoKito Assembly. The case Rogers, appearing before the operations on land, in the air He said his administration is Stolen From Grave chairman of the club’s second student feels are rela W to tbe reported BB gun vandalism on workings of (bat committee. was the first to reach the high Senate Foreign Relations and on water,” the Secretary of budgeting 66 per cent more to Kelly Rd., High Ridge Rd., PARIS (AP) — Police placed Police were checking all cars annual dinner-dance, planned Planner for Downtown ; Capsules oonrt ndder fhe nn* ceusns. Committee just after the Laos State said. help the poor next year than Compromise Clinton Dr., and Glenwood Dr. a guard outside the national and small trucks in the Verdun for March 17 at the KofC Home, Daring the meetings the The jmtice said that in a cease-fire agreement text was “The Laos settlement is yet was the case four years ago, 67 The ordinance provides for military cemetery at Douau- area that might be carrying the will explain plans to date. student advisor will be allowed By DOUGLAS BEVINS is seeking a commitment for Giblih emphasized that the con­ Less Meat Suggested decade of ooe man, one-vote received here, said he had not another important step in the substantial fines for conviction. mont today to keep out the body body. Thursday is the The featured speakers of the to q>eak on any issue on the (Herald Reporter^ the remaining $10,000 from sultant would not be expected to nritogs the court has always had time to study„it in detail. over-all solution to the (See Page Fourteen) MIAMI HKATH, Fla. (AP) — President Nixon and labor anniversary of the beginning of evening wiU be Deputy Mayor agenda or motion before tbe WASHNGTON (AP) -D ie of Marshal Philippe Petain, the downtown interests. come up with a grandiose plan, Nixon administration, dis­ matolatoed the ““dkhqtoeay” of But “I am very pleased to be Indochina problem,” he said. chief Geosige Meany appear to be moving toward a the battle in 1916, in which Pascal Prignano, and Ronald board other than those which Most of Manchester’s The two speakers opposing iusisting that cnagressional Removal of foreign forces World War I hero who headed WINDOW downtown merchants seem but instead would establish closing that food p ric« last able to confirm” that a Laos the collaborationist Vichy nearly 400,000 men died. Petain Kraatz, the latter of the public would be executive committee the consultant proposal priorities and objectives for disidcis be denm monp neadly craM-ifli'i to go into effect noon from Lao8 would be a major ciimpniinise on protectionist legislation aimed at works department. They will month tqpktlteJii^estjiHPg) to Solons Favor regime in World War II. was named commander of the issues. The student may to favor the hiring of a ’Tuesday, night were Stanley dowptpwn. tie listricls Ur Laotiah time Thursday move toward a lasting KveniBK the massive U.S. deficit in foreign trade. French troops at Verdun four explain and answer quesUons recommend resolutions .and downtown planning consul­ a generatiph, toys oonsumecs Israelis The coffin containing JarVis and Burton D. Pearl. Forzley and Miss Giblin ap- might consider going meatleu siMto....lEgislalnnau TheretDce, (midnight EST'tonight) has Southeast Asian peace, in the After a fAmmate visit bom Year Round Petain’s remains was stolen days after the start of the on the proposed $1,391,000 motions for the board’s con- ModfifoOrdfr tant,, projLQs&d by the Jarvis, vice preaident of the parentiy corrected a fedorai been reached by the rival Lao U.S. view. The Vietnam peace t AFLrCIO ‘‘‘He just talked in fighting and was awarded appropriation to be voted upon sideratioD but win not be aUe to M i g y w old w Bm m Iii one day a week, or maytie from its tomb on the barren He Mayor’s Downtown Action Manchester State Bank and co- misconception, harbored by switching from hisuid»>i%er to B wrong parties, Rogers said. agreements signed, in Paris leaden reserved jm iginent generalities all around the Daylight Time France’s highest decorations March 13, at a townwide make any mofima. chairman of the Main Street tee Jan. 27 provided for a pullout of Down Jet, bam,” Abel said of Nixon’s talk d’Yeu in the Atlantic Ocean, Committee, although there many downtown merchants, cheese. mmeaOAf's ./The accord provides for what legidatioa and honors for his leadership. referendum. Guild, said the hiring of a of tek Vhgi^ foreign forces from neighboring Monday. FAIRFIELD (AP) - Year- reviving the controversy over Tbe student advisors, like Oie w as a split among that the planning consultant Agriculture Secretary Eari L. (litohation of a nbW provisional IhellhileHa ae vriD propose, the hero of Verdun. Petain was named deputy Of the total appropriation, T T m iSSi consultant would leave down­ House of Delegates and Lao government within 30 days B a t M eaay uid Nixon’s, “It was very vague,” agreed round daylight savings time $449,500 is for purchasing the board members, will reedve merchants speaking at Butz said Tuesday that retail (See Page Fourteen) 70 K illed Various newspapers premier in 1939 as the French copies of the agendas for town dormant for several and withdrawal of all foreign far was “very President Floyd Smith of the would reduce street crime, army Was crumbling before the 110-acre Laurel Lake and fJMIIT 00.^ Tuesday night’s special (See Page Fourteen) food prices in January rose (he (See Page Flomtecn) condemned the profanation of r^ular meetings. These in­ years. He called for immediate practicaL” Machinists Union. automobile accidents and fuel Nazi blitzkrieg. Premier Paul $941,500 for improving the adja­ MAIN ST; ^ meeting of the conimittee. most in 20 to 25 years. Itie TE L AVIV (AP) - the tomb, but they could not clude the tninntes of the action. Nixoa. who devalaed the Nixon didn’t touch on the one consumption, says U.S. Rep. Reynaud resigned after the rout cent sanitary landfill area. About 40 persons, most of increase, be told a farm Gunfire from Israeli agree on who might have done Pearl, owner of B.D. Pearl & meeting, will be announced daHar lA per en d last week as a vital difference between the Stewart B. McKinney, R-Conn. was complete, and Petain took them downtown merchants, Son, an appliance'store at 649 warplanes .«hit a Libyan AFLrCIO and past White House McKinney and Congressman it. Several linked it to the later this week by the Bureau of first step, reportedly told the election of a new National France into H itler’s New attended the two-hour session Main St., said money used for a passenger plane today and labor le aden he woald ask trade policy, labor’s demand Craig Hosmer, R-Calif., are Order. After the liberation of at the Municipal Building. Labor Statistics. forced it down with a loss of cosponsoring a bill to make Assembly next month, and the professional consultant would Coagress for aa array of options for curbs to prevent U.S. firms France, Petain was tried for Town officials, however, had be “foolishly spent.’’ The daylight savings full-time. left-wing Combat said: “It Students about 70 lives, military to bs^gna Ml a aatiowfay-nation from moving major pfoduction treason and convicted in 1945 by hand-delivered about 160 Downtown Action Committee Anti Abortion Bill operations abroad. McKinney said Consolidated threatens to put the authorities sources reported. basis, erectiag barriers to in an embarrassing situation.” a 14-13 jury vote. But Premier invitations to downtown people. should do the planning. Pearl PROVIDENCE (AP) - A The incident took place iaqiorts from aatioas that The AFL-CIO has been Edison, the New York electric Charles de Gaulle acceded to About ten merchants said — controversial bill to reinstate backing a Democratic bill in company, estimated that the Petain’s supporters say that said. Give Up about 12 miles from the Suez refase to lower tbm trade he should get his “dearest the jury’s recommendation that either directly or indirectly — Committee Chairman Rhode Island’s strict anti- walls to AoMricaa prodacts. Congress that does contain such hour change would reduce peak the mandatory death sentence they favored hiring of a abortion prohibitions cleared Canal in the occupied Sinai usage by five per cent. wish” of burial among the William Sleith, presiding at the “I thnk the whole idea has a restrictions, but Meany said: be commuted to life consultant. Only two speakers meeting, explained that the its first legislative hurdle Desert. “Implementation would soldiers he led at the bloody Sit In whole hd of m erit,” Meany “When you get to the nitty- imprisonment. flatly opposed the idea. committee isn’t a professional Tuesday and was expected to The Israeli military gritty, there has to be some greatly assist in conservation of 1916 Battle of Verdun. The spokesman said 13 survivors said. French National War Veterans Petain spent the rest of his The Downtown Action planning group, and members STORRS (AP) - Some 20 move closer today toward ‘“Whether we go along give and take.” natural resources,’’ said life on the He d’Yeu, dying Committee has agreed it needs Senate passage. were taken to a hospital. McKinney. Association contends that the don’t have the time to do demonstrators gave up a depends oa the details, ’’ added “Meany is trying to drive the there in 1951 at the age of 95". the services of a professional everything. A professional con­ The measure, widely- The plane apparently was en He also said the accident rate Douaumont cemetery is peaceful, six hour occupation of the presideat of the 13 J million best bargain he can. He is a consultant to coordinate a plan sultant, Sleith said, could look supported by lawmakers in both route from Cairo to fiieirut. was very heavy during twilight reserved for “fighters who died a University of Connecticut mei hiir fabor federation. very shrewd bargainer,’’ of action for the downtown at the downtown problem with conference room Tuesday night legislative chambers, would The spokesman gave this observed President Jerry Wurf commuter hours, and that for France” and, since Petain area. ’The committee has asked account; A Meaay aide said the air of collaborated with the Nazis, his more insight and objectivity. after some of the protesters mandate that human life begins of the American Federation of muggers thrive on darkness. the town’s Board of Directors — ’The Libyan 727 entered oompromise grew oat of a burial there “would be totally 66 Die In Crash said a confrontation with at the instant of conception and Ifiiaa move toward the protec- State, County and Municipal "If daylight is good in the to allocate $10,000 (half the Committee members Philip thereby attempt to put bade Israeli airspace 50 miles from Workers. summer, it is equally good in illegal.” PRAGUE (AP) — Sixty-six university police would do tioaist demands oT labor consultant’s one-year fee) and Forzley and Miss Katherine nothing to help their cause. into effect provisions of a state th e canal over the An aide to Meany, concurring the short days of winter,” The cemetery guard at the He persons were killed and 34 leaden who kng have com- survived the crash of a Soviet The demonstrators, most of abortion statute declared Mediterreanean coastline, and in this view, said it would be a McKinney said in a statement. d’Yeu noticed on Monday that flew over Israeli military pbtoed ttod the derliiaiig U.S. the covering of the tomb was jetliner at Prague Airport them women students, lq(t the unconstitutional Feb. 8. position in world trade is mistake to see the Nixon-labor room in Gulley. Hall after positions. meeting as an indication the slightly askew, and he saw Monday, the Czechoslovak — Israeli warplanes rose to d a im th ig Americaw jobs. news agency CTK reported Assembly Ponders Associate Provost William C. AFL-CIO might be moving into fresh cement, indicating the intercept .the aircraft and “tt’s aa that smne today. It said most of the sur­ Orr warned them they would the Republican political sphere. Bradley Use Up tomb had been opened. Legal Quake Hits opened fire after the pilot ig­ vivors had slight injuries. face criminal trespassing Recalling that some AFL-CIO authorities' opened the tomb nored orders to land. The plane p r S l^ ” UtoedSteeiworkers ’The dead included four of the Shield Law, Taxes charges if they remained, a un­ Los Angeles unions split into political camps During 1972 and found the coffin missing. was hit and forced to crash land Ptestoent L W. Abel said of 13 crew members, 37 Russian iversity spokesman said. Gulley for and against Nixon’s re- Jean-Louis . Tixier- . LOS ANGELES (AP) - A about a dozen miles from the Nixoa’s carrent stance on passengers, 17 Czechoslovaks, 5 HARTFORD (AP) - brewers, distillers and wineries Hall is an executive office election, with the bulk WINDSOR LOCKS (AP) - A Vignancourt, a lawyer closely moderately strong earthquake canql. fo r ei^ trade. Cubans, 1 Pole, 1 East German Connecticut legislators from charging higher wholesale building at the university’s remaining neutral, Meany said, 3(X) per cent increase in the use associated with right-wing shook Los Angles early tins The pilot of a Lebanese Bat Abel, chairman of the of B radley International causes, said he had received an and 1 Romanian, CTK said. A WORLD-^DE pondered a proposed prices in Connecticut than in main campus that houses the “that was a message to all airliner flying four minutes AFlrOO enanmir committee, The Aeroflot TU154 burst into newsmen’s shield law ’Diesday other states. office of university Acting morning. Thousands o f politicians of all parties that the Airport’s international wing anonymous telephone call frightened residents called behind the Libyan plane said he said he cotod neitlier support flames and broke apart while and heard committee testimony Chairman George Montano President Edward V.*Gant. AFL-CIO is not in the pocket of has been reported by the state Monday from a man who said authorities but there were no heard the pilot say on the radio, aor i ndnrir ViOxan’s legislation Department of Transportation. the remains had been moved “a landing after a flight from on liquor prices and taxes. said national breweries have Spokesmen for the antil he sees the details anybody.” The shield law proposal, used high prices in Connecticut demonstrators said they were reports of injuries or heavy “We got hit.” 'The Lebanese When the wing opened in 1971, month ago to the Verdun Moscow. ORGANIZATION damage and vital services were' pilot said in .Beirut that there 62,876 international travelers region.” dlrafted by the legislature’s to make up for low profits in concerned about the recent Judiciary Ojmmittee, would let other states where they cut denial of tenure to a woman not disrupted. was no indication the Libyan passed through it, the depart­ The National Earthquake plane was off course. ment said. In 1972, the number The Order Of The Golden Rule is an organi­ newsmen . keep their rources prices to fight local brewers. faculty member and about confidential except under cer­ other issues related to women’s Information Center at Boulder, Airliners flying between the UAC Workers Win increased to 197,3W. zation of carefully selected funeral directing firms Montano’s proposal drew tw6 Arab capitals customarily tain circumstances. Its support from Fred Biebel of the rights and the role of women at Colo., said the quake measured In all, 2.26 million air throughout the world. Jist one firm in a com­ 5.2 on the Richter scale. It make a detour that adds an passengers traveled through “shield” would be inoperative Oonnecticut Wine and Spirits the university. munity can qualify for membership, and the Order when information from Wholesalers Association but A rally in support of ti^e happened at 6:46 a.m. in Los extra 35 minutes to the one-hour Back Pay Dispute Bradley, the state’s largest air- flight. first seeks the written recommendation of families newsmen’s informants was opposition from spokesmen for demonstrators’ causes was set Angeles or 9:46 a.m. EST. port, according to the On Feb. 9, 1971, a quake The crash landing was department. the firm has served. needed to “prevent injustice” th e ' th e U.S. Brewers for noon today in front of Gulley WASHINGTON (A P) - A and two of them were paid and the information could be Association and the Distilled Hall. measuring 6.5 on the Riditer believed to be the first time a Natioul Labor R elations more than $10,000 in back To remain affiliated ‘with the Order, a firm must obtained through no other Spirits Intitute. The occupation was scale hit the city, claiming 84 Libyan aircraft has been caught ; mled that wages. ’The aircraft manufac­ re-qualify annually . . . and we're pleased to an­ channels. “peaceful all the way through,” lives, injuring more than 1,000 in the Middle East dispute. It In IVIemoriam came only 12 hours after Israeli six Uaited Aircraft Corp. turer contested the back pay nounce that we have just been notified of our The shield would also be in­ the university spokesman said. persons and causing more than eotitlrd to more claims of the other six men and In loving memory of Angelina Recchia applicable in cases involving a billion dollars damage. commandos returned from a who passed away February 20. 1954. lellyour acceptance for another year. He said the conference room I back pay. offered a settlement amounting capital crimes or charges of Ervin Sees was not barricaded and that the Today’s quake was felt in at raid on seven Arab guerrilla i s a iM a « released Mooday, to $18,000. This day do we remember, - Serving femilies from all walks of life with slander or libel. protesters spoke at length with least a 200 mile radius of Los bases in northern Lebanon. The company argued that the A loving thought we give. Angeles and woke thousands of Military sources said the (be image lecwnmeaded that equal dedication and thoughtfulness — this is the J . Warren Upson of Problem In Orr. A witness said a child and the bdl amoast at back pay workers did not seek other For one no longer with us. residents. plane went down in the barren But In our hearts still lives. Order's standard, and we're proud to uphold it Waterbury, counsel for the a dog were among those SMRbt kr Ike w n k e n be paid employment while the case was Connecticut Council on Federal Rule occupying the room. It swayed downtown desert about 15 miles from the in litigation and therefore are Sadly missed. Mends! skyscrapers, sending early Suez Canal separating Israeli Wf the fim i. The worken were Daughter and Family Freedom of Information, said fired ia IMI for allegedly not eligible for full retroactive the law would protect the WASHINGTON (AP) - After •The incident began, the morning office workers grab­ and Egyptian frontline ti^ p s. spokesman said, when the basiness pay. A UAC spokesman said the established newspaper press: reviewing the first day of bing for their desks. Store Israel captured the Sinai iog boors, company is considering an newspapers in business one testimony before his subrom- demonstrators entered the con­ windows shattered!, and pic­ Desert from Egypt during the ference room shortly before the Herald pboUi by Pinto r. ia aa eaifier decisioa appeal of the law judge’s ruling. ,year or longer with a paid cir­ mittee, ^ n . Sam J. Ervin Jr. tures were Knocked from walls. six-day war of 1967. building’s 4:30 p.m. closing the NLRB rated that the culation and registered as says it will be difficult to get The highway patrol said Libya’s leader. Col. time. Spokesmen for the They Need a Safer Home dtocharses were ii viobtiaa of second-class postal matter. It Congress to pass any law rockslides thundered down on Moammar Kadafi, has been a To get the best rates on toll calls to your friends any­ protesters initially said they the fair tahM practices law and jKf marial OIo. would not shield other papers, protecting the confidentiality of coastal highways in the Malibu Tlwse three hiftwa vilaa fast their .mittens wandered into the Sewage Treatment Plant on fiery opponent of Israel in Arab BOLAND Robert C r Florence Boston, Ownere where in Connecticut, dial without operator assistance HOIA4ES newsmpn’s sources. would remain in the room until area, and 80 miles-to the east a meetings and other anderad the mem lekired with including some “underground Oknlt SL oae cold B ii^ last week to warm their paws ." 'They found the accommodations Modem Metbods - 400 MAIN s i a o r . MANCMtsmtOCtoN. Gant came to meet with them. and take advantage of these new callii^ time periods. newspapers,” not meeting Ervin, whose constitutional- motorist in San Bernardino said speechmaking occasions, and Old Fashioned Honesty 00040 The demonstrators named most (jonfurtable aad the larder well supplied with succulent kitty favorites. Jim OIL CO. those criteria. The law would rights subcommittee opened it “felt like the engine fell out of he has provided funds from his since 1935 Day rates—8 A.M. to 5 P.M., Mon.-Fri. Lowct evening McVeigh, traataaealfiant operator, holds Spook, as Duke prefers the chair, and Samantha the Pratt M O N U M E N T S MEMBER, THE ORDER OF THE GOIJHUii lUILE also protect radio and hearings Tuesday on eight among their prime concerns the my car.” ample oil revenues to aid the M A R K ER S rates—5 to 11 P.M., week days and all day Sat and Sun. “shield” laws, told a reporter denial of tenure to Marcia A patient in Hollywood hatogps to the wiefter bed. 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PAGP TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 21, 1973 The Scrimshaws, Charter Changes Hearing World Peace Drama Topic iSheinwold on Bridge JLVITH DONOHUE p.m. at United Methodist ELDERLY LEARN FREE TV Tonight Last TV Family Satisfies Home Rule Law Cm i a a y d i n t Church. ’Those interested in CHARLOTTETOWN. P.E.I. i reading for the parts are invited • Sm SaOttrdmy'a UeruU for I Tc L 549-S409 (AP) — Prince Edward Island to attend. Complain TV.IAaUnga T COLLECT EVIDENCE North dealer Whether West played high or B y JAY SHARBU'TT pea still in it, two pounds of are rejected may not be con­ ... To make changes and The Bolton Ecnmenical residents of 60 years or older BY SOL R. COHEN BEFORE YOU GUESS Both sides vulnerable low, South was sure to make the snuff and three cars, two of deletions in those charter sec­ P/im ril haa aim nnecd plauslor can take any course this year AP Teteviaion Writer sidered again for one year. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD contract. which he drives simultaneously (Herald Reporter) tions which refer to sewer a chancel drama to be for free. Tlie University of NEW YORK (AP) - Last If the board accepts all or rW ES Td W N .Sometimes the right play Daily Question if the road’s clear. The March 6 public hearing rules, assessments and rates, presented Good Friday, April Prince Edward Island says el­ — 6:00— wedt, an ad in the television part of the proposed revisions, depends partly on good n o r t h As dealer, you holdi His oldest son, Julius, 43, the Manchester Board of so they may conform to state 20. The one-act play, “ The der citizens also will not have to (3-8<22) NEWS 4 Q 10 7 section of a newspaper here as per the C^C’s final action, it guessing. Go as far as you can Spades, A-K-J-9-4j Hearts, M- turned weird at age 13 and Directors is conducting on statutes, which supercede Terrible M eek" was written by 155 HARTFORD RD. provide educational or other (18) 12 O’CLOCK HiQH ^ K 6 .T said: “ A brush-fire breaks out then must schedule a with what you know, and then 4-2} Dlamonda, D-J-9-5-2}- refuses to com e out of his room. proposed charter changes is one Charles Rhamm Kennedy for MANCHESTER prerequisites. It’s one of sev­ Major Stovall requoata combat duty O A763 and threatens to destroy the referendum within one year, them. whan ha learru hla oon la mlaolng In call on guesswork for the rest of Clubs, 9-3.^ " His youngest daughter, Aurelia, of the time-schedule steps ... To delete the charter the furtherance of world peace. eral UPEI projects for the Cen­ ♦ AK7 Loiid iMnne in tonight’s episode and must determine whether to action. the journey. What do you say? 43, is marrying a Druid. ’The spelled out in Connecticut’s reference to police grievance Clay Wiban of Manchester, tennial Year. (20) 80UNDINQ BOARD of ‘An American Family’.” hold it at a regular election or Courteous Norths dealer Answer: Pass. You’re about a family dog has the mange and Home Rule Law. procedures, so the procedures who has had extensive directing (24) HODOEPODOE LODGE Later, the ad said: “ Next special election. Both sides vulnerable WEST EAST king short of an opening bid. does tricks. The public hearing is spelled out in the police union experience and has been active (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH wedt, problems between the If held at a regular election, Service At Mow Plating (PQ) Opening lead — Jack of. ♦ 652 AH? Copyright 1973 A fire has threatened the required within 30 days of the contract may be followed, as in Manchester Community (40) WILD WILD WEST <5 110 9 (5 A Q « 7 5 couple begin to reveal such as the one in November for Wild New Comedy HttI Hearts General Features Corp. split-level Scrimshaw home submission of a report by the authorized by state statute. Players and little Theater of Weal hunU a mlaolng aciantiat In 0 K (J8 0 10 4 theniselves, their son Grant local office, a simple majority Jane Fonda - Don Sutherland South ruffed the thinl round since the start of the barbecue (]!harter Revision Ciommission. ... To provide a merit system Manchester. wiU direct the Your Door voodoo country. 4iJK42 +Q10 6 5 is in an auto accident. The of those voting is sufficient for of hearts, drew three rounds of season, and the Bumfudgeon TTie commission’s report was concept for town employes, play. Gretcben Wiedie of South ‘^TEaYlUDHIir — 6:30 — SOUTH following week Pat decides to approval. If held at a special , 2 P.M. Mot. AU Week / trumps, ending in the dummy, “ The Strauss Family,” the submitted Feb. 6. Rd*. w ill b e p r o d u c t io n ' ~ :7 r_ (3) CBS NEWS 4 AKJ94 file for divorce. Fire Department is of no help. election, a majority equal to at with the concept to adhere to and then returned a low dia­ biographical story of the It just shows up with a garden Following the March 6 public existing personnel rules. manager. Bfrs. Wiedie is active (8) ABC NEWS <5 42 “ Follow the drama of TV’s least 15 per cent of all those mond from dummy. colorful musical family, will be hose and hot dogs. hearing, which will be at 7 p.m. ... To create a department of with the Little Theater where (22-30) NBC NEWS 0 1 9 5 2 ■ first real family.” eligible to vote is needed for East played low, and South told on ABC-’TV in seven special Scrimshaw’s wives are all in in the Municipal Building finance and to consolidate all she has performed a wide (24) MAGGIE — EXERCISES i4 9.3 Tliis has been going on here passage. finessed with the nine of programs, starting Saturday, New York, visiting with the Hearing Room, the board will fiscal operations under a variety of duties, from tickets TUI leum i( t$ (U IT N ) — 7:00 — North East South West ad nauseam, ad infinitum, ever The CRC is recommending 12 diamonds. West won with the May 5. The series will focus youngest ^rim shaw, Everett have 15 days for accepting or director of finance, who would to props and dancing in some (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD 1 NT Pass 3 4 Pas,s since Mr. and Mrs. William C. charter changes, of varying king of diamonds, hoping to 4 4 All Pass primarily on Johann Strauss, Jr., who is trying to break into rejecting all or part of the be the town controller. prodnetiaaB. / F/im/ Wm A (8) TRUTH OR Loud let a television degrees of importance. In addi­ If you’re not able \ conceal the queen, and returned who established the waltz mugging. CRC’s report or to recommend ... To place the park Open casting for parts in EXCLUSIVE SHOWINQ CONSEDUENCES Opening lead — <5 I documentary crew film the tion, it is backing the existing the deuce of clubs. tradition for the family. We’ll start filming the changes. council-manager form of department under the jurisdic­ “ The Terrible Meek." which to get to us . . . (18) DICK VAN DYKE doings of their family for seven NEVER underestimate the “PETE’r mur Declarer could cash dummy’s Scrimshaw family just as soon If no changes are government as best for tion of the director of public include one woman and two ' The wrong script la accidentally lett mohttais. PHONE 649-9333 top clubs and ruff a club in his as Everett Jr. gives my recommended in those 15 days, works. capabilities of a liberated men. wiU be beM Feb. 26 at 8 we’ll get to you. (or Alan. When edited to 12 hours for Manchester and, by that action, woman, especially if she hand, but then he had to make documentary crew its cameras the CRC’s report stands as ... To place the water and y (20) NBC NEWS An All American public television, this is rejecting a proposal for a also happens to be a Ma­ Prescriptions can up his mind. Should he lead the back and apologizes for final. If changes are sewer departments under the (22-30) NEWS mammoth home movie made change to a strong-mayor rine. In this case, it is CapL Check Timetable (or Showtimea (24) EVENING AT POPS jack of diamonds, or a low throttling the producer. recommended by the board, the jurisdiction of the director of be delivered to the trials of the Louds a shade government. Its 12 Dolores Gresham, capably EXXON Benefit Piano Recital Sunday Guest: Roberta Flack. (R) diamond? We hope to capture the CRC has 30 days in which it public works and to designate better known than those of Job. recommended charter changes holding the vital post of air your door at no (40) ABC NEWS. Which Douhleton Scrimshaws and all of their may accept or reject them. him superintendent. V e r n o n ^ Everybody wrote about them are; traffic control officer for John Gruber, a member of the music department of the Albano Ballet Academy, Inc. and South had to guess which op­ flaws on television, just like the If the CRC rejects the ... To raise to $2,500 the — 7:30 — and dissected them. ...To permit emergency the Marine Corps Air Sta­ extra charge. One Cttte in ponent started with a doubleton pioneers of this sort of thing did recommendations, the board ceiling for town purchases tion, New River, N.C. MMsn music critic for The Herald, will present a piano recital, Sunday at 3:15 p.m. at h^home (3) PRICE IS RIGHT And just when it seemed borrowing without a rderen- lTMmoi(ian»M.maiT«iMMiiil in diamonds. It was clear that with the Loud family. then has 15 days in which to without competitive bidding. of our servicesi on 585 Hill St., East Hartford. Assisting him in planning the program is Mrs. (8) PARENT GAME tilings were settling down, the dum but after a public hearing, East still had the ten of We may not have the drama accept any or reject all or part ’The ceiling now is $1,000, with a 2 P.M. MATINEE — 99« Westmoreland of Manchester. Proceeds from the concert will benefit the Albano Youm (18) JONATHAN WINTERS Louds were scheduled to appear to a limit in any one year of 1 diamonds, and the hand could ONLY of television’s first real family, of the CRC’s final report. provision existing for bid Sat. - Sun. - No School Week Ballet Company. Ticket information and reservations may be made by calling the Guests: Leslie Uggams. Jerry Vale. . Inst n i^ t on television — ABC’s per cent of that year’s tax levy. not be made if East also had the Agea but we’ll sure have the last. We Whatever proposed revisions waivers. (20) FILM "Dick Cavett Show” — to say ... To double the yearly pay of Academy, 130 Washington St., Hartford. queen. If East had only the ten hope. ... To delete the mandatory (22) WAIT TILL YOUR 5 -95 more about the documentary the Board of Directors — $1,500 of diamonds. South could make requirement that the chief W lK aTh e FATHER GETS HOME _ ^ AU Others about themselves. for the mayor, $1,200 for the his contract by leading the jack building inspector be the town’s (30) CIRCU8I • • FREE For my dough, all this gab board secretary, and $1,000 for Me (40) DRAGNET of diamonds through West. If Public Records each of the other seven zoning enforcement officer, but I Theatre ] East had 10-8 of diamonds left, In Person,,* about “ An American Family” 2qth centuryrcwTi iDV-Cnv-fox directors. to leave intact the requirement — 8:00 — is an ominous sign. It may Talbot to Robert J. and Frances COLOR BY DELUXE- the queen would be unguarded Warranty Deeds ... To provide for the election that the position be filled by I Time Schedule I (3) SONNY AND CHER mean the start of a wave of C. Clark, property at 34 Agnes in West’s hand, and South would “FABULOUS UNICLOWN” Green Manor Estates Inc. to of a vice chairman by the Board someone in the building Quests: Danny Thomas and Miss television documentaries about Dr., conveyance tax $37.95. Universe 1972 make the contract by leading a Appearing Thurs., Fri., Sat & Sun. the U & R Housing Corp., inspector’s office. WESTOWN other troubled American Lillian R. Riopel to Thomas of Directors, and to designate (8-40) PAUL LYNDE low diamond rather than the parcel on Carpenter Rd., con­ him or her deputy mayor. ’The ... To change the designation, r a r a a i E M a ♦Pony Rides families. J. Crockett, property at 46 jackummon Vernon Cine I — “ Steelyard Paul's tamlly Is ted up with Paul's jack. ♦Stage Shows veyance tax 313.20. procedure is followed now but “ Welfare Department,” to 455 HARTFORD RD. ailment — a pulled muscle which will ♦Movies ♦Parking For example, CBS Foster St., conveyance tax Blues,” 2:00-7:15-9:00 gel him out ol a daiice. From the play of the hearts ’The U & R Housing Corp. to is not mandatory under the “ Department of Social Ser­ Free Television’s “ 60 Minutes” show $42.90. MANCHESTER Vernon Cine II — “ When The (18) THEATRE ONE South had reason to believe that Raymond J. and Veronica M. vices.” had a piece about an Oklahoma charter. Legends Die,” 2:00; “ Pete ‘n* (20-22-30) ADAM-12 West had started with only J-10- Talbot, property on Carpenter Donald D. and Eleanor R. f iv a n t i! SPECIAL — TRY YOUR SKILLS family a few weeks ago. That Frankland to Edward J. and |ceu)K at7;00-9;30 * Tim e," 7:30 Reed is Involved In the off-duty fatal 9 in the suit. ’The later lead of Rd., conveyance tax $58.30. State Theater — “ World’s shooting ol a holdup suspect. the deuce of clubs indicated GRAND PRIZE — Exclusively — The accounted for two states, the Robert P. and Donna S. Bebiane R. Miffitt, property at (24) AMERICA ‘73 Louds being California Greatest Athlete,” 1:00-2:45- that West had started with four ♦ODD GAMES ’»ODD COUPLES *ODD HOURS Warner to John A. and Susan A. 179 Mountain Rd., conveyance Topic: Freedom ol the press. An residents. 4:35-6:25-8:10; Short Subject, Interview with Los Angeles newsman clubs. West was known to have D o n ’ t Forget School Vacation Time Wiggin, property at 31 Preston tax $38.50. URNSIDE It still leaves us with 48 states »i ' • • -1: • f ■ 2:30-4; 20-6; 10-7:50 William Farr, Jailed for not revealing started with exactly three Thura., Feb. 22, 2 p.m. - 10 p.m. Dr., conveyance tax $30.80. Marion M. Boulay to Ronald confidential sources. and as many families to go. In IJ.A. Theater East — trumps. Fri., Feb. 23, 2 p.m. - 10 p.m. Ann Clough, Edward CHough A. and Diane M. Boulay, — 8:30 — It looked as though West had anticipation of the big rush, I’ve and Althea dlough Wojcik to property at 49 S. Alton St., con­ Movies For »ds SiLSon. 2 ML “ Cabaret,” 7:00-9:15 Sat., Feb. 24, 10 a.m. - 10 p.m. (8-40) MOVIE started with three diamonds gotten television rights for the Dorothy Gill, parcel in South veyance tax $16.50. Burnside Theater — "Avan- Sun., Feb. 2S, 1 p.m. - 6 p.m. TH IS W EEK "And No One Could Save Her" rather than with only two. 48th family, that of Everett Manchester, conveyance tax Quitclaim Deed “Laaola, Hllla ol Homa” ti,” 7:00-9:30 (1973). Middle-aged heiress searches Hence South pushed the jack of STATE ARMORY — HARTFORD, , Scrimshaw of Bumfudgeon, $3.30. Josephine Caputi to Paul Jerry Lewis Cinema, South (or her husband, who disappeared en route to Ireland. Lae Remick, Milo diamonds through West’s Q-8. Uae Capitol Avenue Exit Off 1-84 Fla. Lenti, parcel on Fern St. Windsor — “ Bullit,” 7:00; O'Shea. Everett is a typical head of a Herman M. Frechette and Marriage Licenses “ Bonnie & Clyde,’’ 9:00; (20-22-30) MOVIE typical television documentary Albert R. Martin to James F. Dwayne Franklin Beagle, “ Willie Wonka,” 1:00 Only ■•The Norliss Tapes" (1973). Series family. He’s a widget-maker, Coventry, and Mary Ella 10 Academy STATE pilot about a writer Investigating the and Frances B. McAuliffe, Award M A M C H t» 1l P O N T I R supernatural. Roy ThInnes. Angle earns g40,000 a year and has six property at 31 Kenwood Dr., Zeigler, Coventry. IRM PARK « » A t t O l TMFATJII Plays Lizzie Dickinson. NOMlOattOM wives and 14 cUIdren, one by a conveyance tax $29.70.. William Holman Yost, 3 Best Picture — 9:00 — previous marriage. Burr Manchester Inc. to ■ Ridgewood Rd., and Peggy Ann Cobarol Regina Stivender plays the (3) MEDICAL CENTER He 6wns four television sets, William F. and Violet M. Cotterall, 53 Hamlin St., Feb. Bast Actress TV Notes waif-like Lizzie in the Little Guest star: Stetanie Powers as a an bid i!^rmy whistle with the Perrotta, property on Sheldon 24, Community Baptist Church. iMtously III woman with a shaky future. Uzo Wnfmil Theatre of Manchester (LTM) Rd., conveyaiice tax $16j50. Joseph Richard Jandrhan, (MpOO CLUB Sidonia Mlsovich to David C. Enfield, and Patricia (Carpenter. Bast Supporting production of N. Richard (24) CONNECTICUT ISSUE Actor The Tony Awards’ camera, Nash’s comedy, ‘"The Rain-^ and JPauline A. Ogten, (woperty Nivison, 42 Dover Rd.v'Feb, 24f JootSroy crews have begun traveling maker,” which will be repeated I H » .« gpod litn* for calling at Church St., coprcyance Community Baptist Chnrch. around the world to capture Friday and Saturday nights at'. [ropairsi Fi«o ostimatatl tax 1^:69. ‘ Building Permits “ The Wide World of 8:30 at the East Catholic ______. _____ get W illi^ C. and Inez G, Coe to Gene Michaud for Oliver and Broadway,” the theme of this, School auditorium. M^s. tSO.OOO from his lather, but hd gets a Timothy J. and Deborah J. Ann Jylkka, repair fire damage surprise Instead. Beniard k. Lozier year's American Theatre Stivender was laso seen here as (8-40) OWEN MARSHALL Inc. Foley, property at 463 E. at 154 New Bolton Rd., $2,000. 19^? Mm CkSAWy Produ(l«''t Center St., conveyance tax Gaston Duquette for Joseph TEOMCOUM Wing’s Antoinette Perry Sister Helena in LTM’s “ prime "Some People in a Park" — An ex­ Awards presentations. The of Miss Jean Brodie.’’ stewardess Is pharged with the murder $46.20. Cloutier, add porch at 44 Plua Phone 649-4464 FEA. A T ceremonies will air on ABC-TV At Tem ple University in of an airline pJloL Raymond and Veronica M. Kensington St., $ ^ . Short 1:00 (20-22-30) SEARCH 2:45 Sunday, March 25, at 9 p.m. Philadelphia, Pa., from which Subjoct Grover hunts (or a missing statue 4:39 Mrs. Stivender graduated with and the killers of its former owner. PETER AND 0:20 “ Old Faithful,” an original a BS degree in theater, she (24) STATE OF CONN. WOLF 8:10 comedy starring Zero Mostel as appeared in plays including — 10:35 — OPEN TILL 9 PM an aging park ranger, will be “ Hay Fever” and the musical, (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY telecast by ABC-TV Monday, “ Take Me A long.’ ’ It was TUBS. & SAT. Th ere’s 4 March 12, at 9 p.m. The musical backstage at this latter produc­ — 11:00 — TILL 6. special, also featuring Burgess tion that she met her husband, (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS Meredith, Jill St. John, Bobby Ed, who also appears in the (18) NHL HOCKEY MASTER CHARGE Sherman, and Joey Heatherton, current LTM offering. Bruins vs. Golden Seals at California. 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. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed!, Feb. 21, 1973— PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Feb 21. Columbia Fernoff Schools May Remain Open

lJ#anrl|patf r lEu^uing B^rali Hi •\ School Condition On National Mourning Days Founded OcU 1,1881 The Board of Education, Ramsdell said iteen this day being honored and as a policy was prompted by tee w Neighbor Monday n i^ t, considered but falls on a day when schools consequence develop an ap­ recent deaths of two former MEN’S SHOP presidents. Board members Subscribers who fail to receive their Comes Under Fire delayed adoption of a policy would normally be in sessim it preciation for the person Published by Manchester Publishing is usually suggested or urged mourned and tbe manner in feel tee policy statement should Co., 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. which will keep schools open on “W hen you’re a Mend, as well aa a cuatainar” Burt Lyons, Publisher . VIRGINIA CARLSON administration. ’The annual most days of national teat schools close. wU(k tee nation and humanity be flexible enough to allow tee 789 MAIN ST. In DOWNTOWN MANCHESTtN Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) should telephone the circplation depart­ town report shows that some superintendent to close schools Correspondent mourning. He added teat closing school has been served. ment, 647-9946. $45,000 was spent during tee Consideration of tee proposed when tee situation warrants it. Published every evening except Sun­ Tel. 228-9224 The proposed policy state­ on a day of national mourning is FINAL last school year for intended to provide students days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation ment was prerented by Dr. Members of the Sekool Study maintenance and salaries for with an opportunity to share in Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ Member of The’A s ^ ia te d Press Manchester Mayor John Thompson sent us a b iw h ^ Raymond Ramsdell, Huge Cherry Pie Baked Committee, who toured Porter janitors. superintendent of schools, and th e ceremonies and cond Gass Mail Matter. entitled “71 Things You Can Do to Stop Pollution. _The sections because he couldn’t School last week, expressed CAHA Donation while board members indicated observances which may be held SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - 0 criticism of the maintenance of Jay Jones, baker for Ballif Hall find an oven big enough. He Clearance brodnire was probaMy prwnpted by the f act ***** ^ ^ ^ Burl L. Lyons Publisher . they were in favor with tee in tee community. He added The Manchester Publishing Co. had the honw to sit next to the rsayat, with our pipe goh^ , the school. ' The Columbia Lions Club has at the University of Utah, glued tee pieces together with intent of tee proposal, they teat he feels in a good many whipped cream. assumes no financial responsibility for full hiagf ihiring Downtown Action Committee meetings.. ’They said they found many donated $300 to tee Columbia cases such a day means ncA whipped up a six-foot cherry pie MOST WINTER Subscription Rates Amateur Hockey Association asked teat it be revised and Jones said tee pie contained typographical errors appearing in adver­ At any rate, smoking is certainly one ray to spread) things which were in need of presented in clearer language. much more than a holiday. weighing ^ pounds in honor of PRICE! repair, and found, most of all, a (CAHA) to be used for artificial George Washington’s birthday. 30,000 cherries, 4,071 square Payable in Advance tisements and other reading matter in pollution. If we could find a suitable crutch, we would , ice time. Noting that tee state and Dr. Ramsdell said he feels it inches of crust and 13 gallons of STOCK IS NOW The Manchester Evening Herald. lack of storage space within the national authorities suggest a would be more fitting for “It wasn’t really difficult to One Month $3.25 pi^bly quit, but we think gum che^g is jiMt M building. The CAHA purchased ice make, just tedious,” Jones whipped cream. He said it was Display advertising closing hours, offensive to other people although tt is certainly a cleanej: day of national mourning at the students to be in school so they 19 feet around, cost about $100 Single Copy 15t Albert Hadigian, educatirai time from the Glastonbury may participate in programs said. “I started at 6 a.m. to get three full days prior to publication. Rink since tee local rink is out­ time of tee death of a citizen of Md fed 1,018 persons. By Carrier, Weekly 75< board member, said he feels national prominence, Dr. relating to tee life of tee citizen it ready for lunch.” Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon However, the brochure does point out vividly that people , the kchool is “misused and doors and is dependent on the Jones baked tee pie in six The students ate it all. One Year $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon start poUutom and people can st no HEW issued new guidelines, doubt in the interests of efficimicy, the Post Office started Patriarch of Moscow, Michael progressively alarmed at the 54” Buffet & Hutch SALE $299. Romanov, became Tzar of Stop That! YouHl Be the Death ravages on federal-state ruthlessly pruning welfare using m o ^ AM and PM . Today, you get a lot of letters programs affecting retarded Oval Extension Table SALE $169.50 Russia. It was the beginning of programs in Georgia of Mr. vdiid merely designate tbe day hot frequently if you can HNB of the Economy!'' Nixon’s budget cutbacks and children and day-care centers, make out the postmark at all you are lucky. MANCHESTER Arrow Back Side Chair the House of Romanov. in addition to new, drastically In 1795, the Dutch t r ^ to arrange a visit with Now, in another move to increase efficiency, the U.S. SALE $49.95 ea. reduced income ceilings. surrendered the Indian Ocean John D. Ehrlichman, Mr. Postal Service is in Uie process erf eliminating all town and OFFICES Niwn’s top aide on all domestic The new guidelines. Carter Arrow Back Arm Chair island of Ceylon to Britain. has now told the White House, city names from its postmarks, except for a few of the SALE $56. ea. In 1838 Samuel F.B. Morse matters. But Carter’s office larger on^. could not even get a response are h direct contravention of gave the first public The reason is that the service is installing automated demonstration of the telegraph. from Ehrlichman’s aides. congressional intent. Moreover, Open In 1919, after World War I, Carter complained bitterly at they repeal a long-standing smling and canceling equipment in 357 “Area Mail ’f the Allies recognized the Polish an Atlanta press conference, provision in the law that per­ Prexassing Centers” around tbe country. v getting a quick response from mits private funds to pay state Ah, what price iwogress? ^jlith only a handful of mail contributions for—^y-care Mon. threxQh Ftl 9"3 state Sen. Wiley Wasden—a Saturday, as is the case most &turdays, no mail due to the m former Republican state chair­ Centers and other programs. In Washington’s Birtiiday hediday Monday; one needed Georgia, this has fo rc^ closing man and personal friend of the almost a truck to haul the mail to Hie Herald yesterday. evening h o u r s governor. Wasden came to down scores of federal-state H erald programs, cost at least 3,0P0 Carter’s rescue and contacted The Bdini-Page is pretty popular we discovered awhile Middle Turnpike Office SS*: Ehrlichman on the telephone. jobs and put hundreds Yesterdays back when one failed to arrive. We have been told that Ehrlichman told Wasden that temporarily back on the 320 Middle Tumpike West 25 Years Ago Cole, his successor at the welfare rolls. some (vimary teachers use tbe Mini-Page from time to 6-8 Thursday Manchester Chapter of Domestic Council, was the Carter’s claim that these new time in edass. American Red Cross sets quota proper official for Carter to guidelines were drafted "in Also popular is the High Sckool World. When it doesn’t Manchester Green Office of $14,570 to be raised during see. Ehrlichman explained that secrecy” and that "human mis­ appear, we get telqihooe cralls. ’Those are the type of calls ery” could have been avoided if 1948. Secretary of Health, Education we like to get because they prove that certain features are 621 Middle Turnpike East p i l e authorized Nick and Welfare Casper the states had been consulted being read. 6-8 Friday Pencheff to increase his taxi Weinberger was far too busy ahead of time is not unique. A As stated earlier, we hope to conduct a readership service by two cabs, giving him with his confirmation hearings Republican, Gov. Linwood North Manchester Office Holton of Virginia, has private­ survey in eari|y March to detom ine the popularity of all ;.v.% a total of seven. in the Senate and was "under features, comics, and columnists. We hope the wraps." Ehrlichman then set ly told the White House the 220 North Main Street questionnaire m eets w ift good response from our readers. i>X<» up an appointment between the same thing. It w ill be a valuable tool in future planning. 6-8 Wednesday 10. Years Ago governor and Cole for 3:15 When the governors formally Assessment set by town in Friday afternoon. n meet here in two weeks, the fuU First Manchester Office 1957 on property owned by measure of their fury will be felt inside the White House. 595 Main Street William Ifeguire if upheld by CURRENT QUOTE ms>msmisime»Today*s Th ou ght<& Hartford Court of Ck>nunon Almost all favor long-range 6-8Thursday Pleas. “You have to watch them Nixon plans to reduce federal 1 Tentative budget pix^x>sal of every minute. They’ll steal spending and to strike directly $19,500 for Manchester trousers off chairs, and we even at the burgeoning costs of “To the piae all things are you cannot leam. Before God, Wfete with you all the way Community College is approved found one had taken throw rugs welfare. But they bitterly re­ pore.” Bat if a man can only who speaks through all nwti 1 sent being treated like poor reaik this state by makiBg you are always in the bottom 935 Main St., Downtown Manchester - Open Tuesday through Friday 9:30 A.M. to 9 p m . - Saturdays 'Til 5:30 P.M. - Closed Mondays - Phone 643-5171 unanimously by board of and hidden them with things oompramises,-then Us striving education. ^ relations by Mr. Nixon’s ap­ class pf nursery school. — Dag HARTFORD A under the bed.” — Dr. Ronald Hmmarskjold Use 30 Day Charge or M a ^ r Charge - Longer Terms Available - We also have a Layaway Plan without Interest Charge . . Sampsell, a zoo’s veterinarian pointed assistants. They can is itself aa huputUy- hi such Russell Galipo, deputy town matters there are no Submitted by : BANK>

r V 5 D I W PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 21, 1973 Vernon Moon Trip Made Hii

IBOOK REVlEW l CX)LORADO SPRINGS, Cola . involved in soinethiag Uke exploration of and has no plans to become a The board of trustees of (AP) -r A lunar religious this,"' said Im M t e l i i f au lu- _ e liaar sarface. minister Irwin devotes “ about Evaluation Team Community Baptist Church will e:q>erience that “ had a great terview. “ Bdbre S^tao U I ^ fdfG od OB B e moon as I 90 per criit” of his time to'High of the group although a good meet tonight at 7:30 at the AMONG ’THE DEAD. By Ed­ parallel to a minor miracM” was never realljr active b rfdtm oibeiate.Ifelt Flight and the rest to public The Mayfair Y Gub will have many of the others have a lot church. HUMANLY POSSIBLE: A ward Bryant. MacMillan Co. has propelled form er astronaut churdi except for Sunday alta l It a f and I see relations work for the Johns- a social gathering Thursday at going for them. “ Shark,” for W ill Visit School Biologist’s Notes on the Future 210 Pages. 95-95. James Irwin on a full-time dance — I was not a liiliieaiiui bM chiirtisaity with a M anville Corp and for the New Books example, deals with the idea of o f Mankind. By Jean Rostand. Imagine a future in which the evangelistic crusade. Christian.” Hy. Southern Baptist Convention’s fit t in g sea warfare by using The visiting committee for the evaluation, board member For Prwpt Sffe, U2 Pages. 96.95. At Library population has exploded. Things - From offices In a downtown He doesn’t have a mem retraspcct 1 have radio and television . ♦ the in^bitants of the .seas as evaluation of Rockville High Steven Marcham said r fo m iig r i are so crowded that convention­ building the 42-year-old retired religiwis message, he sagfs. Wft t a hethci it was commission. The French biologist Rostand al foodstuffs either no longer weapons. Think of battling a School w ill be at the school accreditation of a high school Worriad About F ic tio n Air Force colonel directs High an aff irmatioa of the id en a ce d e ia the old TransporWiig happens to be something of a exist or are very hard to com e. giant shark — especially if a March 19 through 22, Martin has become practically Bloodworth — Any number can Flight, a non-demoninational of religion in the Race ege. ■ . I tUnk it had a phiIos<^er, but the essays in by. Especially meat. And then a human brain has been trans­ Fagan, principal of the school meaningless as to whether He draws no salary from FALSE TE E TH play Mid Winter Baby Bargains! and nonprofit organization set Irwin says he heaven^ this volume are not forbid­ neighbor invites you to dinner planted into it. told the Board of Education students get into college. High Flight or for his TAXI SERVICE Boyd — ’The I.Q. merchant up last summer to coordinate inspiration th ro a ^ n a t -the After he retarned and ' Coming Loose? dingly esoteric — be writes of and serves — meat. “ A d rift on the Freeway” Monday night. Fagan answered that the appearances for it before TR Y ITI Burkholz— The Spanish soldier his worldwide speaking trips.! moon mission 19 mnrths aigh, experience, Afraid (alae teeth will drop at the both themes in a manner the Edward Bryant has created deals with unconfirmed reports Fagan said the first phase of whole objective of the program church groups, schoold and wrong time? A denture adhM ve can Dekker — Woman in marble Its name signifies elevated from the “ ^uritnal apfilt” af > felt cancelled to MANCHESTER! layman can understand. such a world in his “ The Human that invisible, giant birds are All First Quality Brands! the evaluation, self-study, has is to improve the school rallies in this country and trips h elp .-F A S T E E T H * Powder givea Gary — The gasp hunting and feeding on people motives for man’s involvement rocketing fr w of the esOkSs hai« it ariih others, “ to dentures a longer, firmer, steadier Side of the Village Monster” been completeid by the school program. It was asked by one of abroad. The latter have hold. Why be embarrassed? For more C A B CO. Gluyas — The King’s brat gravity to seeing theheah^aai a arils— i for C b ^ . ” The opening chapter, “ A Bi­ and his solution to the food as they drive along the freeway. officials and staff. ’This self the teachers, “ Would we sit in life. memtt included stops in the Orient, security and comfort, use FAS- Godey — The taking of Pelham “ Before I went to the moon I precision of man’s vrarid basis TEE TH Efentuire Adhesive Powder. 289-1555 ologist’s Mail,” is a sort of problem — not cannibalism, by Sounds silly, but it’s not, espe­ evaluation is the work of 26 back every 10 years and look at Be is "h bynm with an Europe, the Middle East and one two three had no idea I ’d be getting deep in space and daring B e 'h e said. Dentures that fit are essential to warmup period in which the the way — may not be ap­ cially when a college professor committees and involved about ourselves if we didn’t have to?” South America. health. See your dentist regularly. Hallahan — The dead of winter author takes an opportunity to petizing but it’s certainly decides such a fate might be 90 meetings on the teachers’ McCloy — A change of heart better than his current lot in, ^ range over a good many prob­ thought provoking. own time. Pearl — Victims Ufe. lems that have arisen from his The story is one of 17 by The evaluation team does not Saint — Tyler’s row Phil Thomas statements in speeches, arti­ Bryant in this science-fiction Specta quaSty p»ay- come in to evaluate the Williams — A matter of Associated Press cles and lectures. collection and probably the best teachers, Fagan explained. He confidence 'Near. j;i®'^dresses, shortalls. said it evaluates the total The heart of the book is con­ Non-Fiction 1.66 program at the high school in tained in the next two items, Aladjem — The sun is my term s o f philosophies and “ Present and Future of the Hu­ ^erma-press jee enemy objectives. 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Box of 30 fine cigars, each pacft$d store, no rain checks. WORLD ALMANAC rings, earrings or pendants.. Sturdy design. FACTS In tube. Imported natural wrappar. Literacy Climb Bernzomatic Current ANKARA (A P) - Ac- Pet Department Specials! Coleman Washable Propane (xirding to recently releas­ Cylinders Best Sellers ed statistics, from the 1970 Sleeping Bag (Complied by Publiehere’ Weekly) census, 11,729 Turkish women Wicker Beds CMS A Doga ? » 8 4 “ FICTION said they were 29. More than Durable, well built Your choice of 4 sizes. s i 1 . 9 9 Fits alt standard Collier Swyngomatic five times as many — 576,138 — “ Jonathan Livingston torches, stoves. Buy said they were 30. < Si .S now lor camping Seagull,” Bach Kantwet Car Seat Convertible Carriage Shopper Stroller 12 8 Only 101,515 women said they season. “ The Odessa File,” Forsyth 10 oz. Size GerbH Diet Food Nylan oalar shell wMh cozy 3 lbs. of were 39 while 503,654 gave 40 as poliraalBr fill 100 inch zipper. Popular “ August 1914,” Solzhenitsyn Our their age. There were 44,132 49- Air washed seeds, grains and prepared food ^ 29*^ ColaaMn sleeping bag. Reg. 39c 20 Gal. “ Semi-Tough,” JenUns year-olds listed and eight times elements— a basic dry food. •Carbo Clean “The Persian Boy,” Renault 15.97 as many — 333,202 — listM at Aimer Polyeator Sleep Bag The International Tele­ 13.44 E49.70 ;»6.99 Galvanized SO. MylowdkaaieldaahdfoUa' •Wire Dri communications S atellite Our Trash Can NONFICTION Tetramln Fish Food aaMBL Zip 2 togamer. Reg..i.f o p Consortium (IN TELSAT) Deeply contoured back and Converts quickly from luxury Opens or folds Hat in an in­ Turkey’s literacy program lOOr zipper.4 m .at 18.07 1 I-UU •Plexl-Vu has established-a global “Harry S Truman,” headrest; heavy frame. Nylon carriage to spring suspension stant! Strong, sturdy! Weighs showed steady if not spec­ Ideal tropical fish diet in big 2 ounce size. •smeone Lube operational system with Margaret ’Truman stroller. only 8 lbs. tacular progress. Primua Piepene Lantern ^ 2 . 4 7 satellites positioned above harness, quick release. “ The Best and the B ri^ test,” In 1960, the literate per- AdjaalWgbtfwaariaigirtto the Atlantic, Pacific and Complete with YOUR ' Our Reg. Halberstam cenUga of the toU l population Aquarium Heaters tfkn. Inchidea 1 t 7 oz. R*0- Indian Oceans. This system snug fitting cover. CHOICE 99cEa ' “I’m O.K., You’re O.K.,” over 6 years old was 39.5 per Choose from 25,60 and 75, and 100 watt. 11.4$ 9.88 7 7 « is transmitting live tele­ cent. In 1966 the figure was 48.7 Automatic tharmoatat ______1 . 9 7 Harris vision, telephone, telegraph per cent. According to 1970 cen­ “ Dr. Atkins’ D iet SALE: Wed. thru Sat. data and facsimile com- sus figures literacy'had 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. SWAYSTOCHAROE SALE: WED. thru S A T. murdcaUons linking 6 con­ Revolution,” Atkins Sal. 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. cUmbed to 54.1 per cent. tinents,’ The World Alma­ “Journey to Ixtlan,” Mon. thru FrI. 9:30 eon. to 0:30 p.m. nac says. As of July 1972. Castaneda MANCHESTER Saturday 0:00 a.m. to 9:30 pjit. there were 83 INTELSAT i t t u i i T i L m m r n member nations. Read Potpourri ('opyrluht 0 11173 NVw. ’ "iH'r Enl«T|>rlH« A hkii. ri:— ' -< r .*»*> JS*-* A

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- MAyr^iFSTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 21, 1973 Cub Scout I Annual LuUnary Arts^ # I F o o 4 s Show, Feb, 27-28 Cub Pack 98 BIG wife team, both on staf( at the Cub Scout Pack 98 of Buckley Three exhibits by the young people interesteii ia University Jr., son of Timothy J. and Dayna M. DEODORANT Elizabeth Edenburn of 166 The Golden Age Club will COMPANY. INC. SINGER out'With Mom & Dad. Stop at coarse thread and a coarse next to Franks Supermarket on Leftover thread or yarn may t a b l e t s ______of SS School St. He was born Jan. 21 at Ludlow Rd., a senior English S u r t n a needle. Lengthen the stitches East Middle Tpke. Turn into CONTAINS NO EXCEDRIN meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at the 331 Main Street MR." STEAK, 284 Center St., be wound around empty Harffgri His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. literature major. an d partkdparitlns and lighten the tension on the their large parking lot. You will Senior Citizens Center. A roast Manchester, and let them pick matchbooks. HEXACHLOROPHINl EXTRA-STRENGTH PAIN RELIEF Richard Berthiaunc of 40 Litchfield St. His paternal beef dinner will be served at Tel. 649-4595 •A Trademark o( THE SINGER COMPAMT. from their own menu. Prices machine. be pleased with quality Bottle of 100 $1.77 Value g . ate Bb-. M i Mrs. Francis Ahem of 328 Hilton Dr., Richard A. Locicero, son of 5:30. Members are reminded to Rockville 875-3274 start from 294 for a chicken products, pleasant service and 2.5 oz. W iatar. B b m atonal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Sdbastian $1.74 Value bring canned fruit for a kitchen dinner. Senior Citizens Special prices you can afford. Mrs. H o r a d BeWt o f Mmicfaester and Mrs. Rose Aniello of Locice^o^of Cedar Swamp Rd., For address of store or dealer nearest you. see ttw yrttow pages under SEWING MACHINES We create styling for little social. Need any perking up? girls — and not so little girls. 8 9 « Hartted. H sp a len a l great-grandmother is Mrs. Mabel Vincent Coventry and a senjor in the BIG L SALE 9 4 ^ PARISIAN COIFFURES at 50 LITTLE WOMEN o f Hartf a d. University of' Corthectiedt BIG I SAU ■ To blanch nuts, drop shelled COIFFURES, 43 Purnell Place, School of Business Administra­ Oak St. will- qff^r on any ijhuts into boiling water. Let Manchester, 649-3320. Tcdfard, ^______Marie, daughter of Capt. Frederick B. tion, has been named to the Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday ' *WASHINOTON’S< %tand J? to 5 minutes or until or Thursday a shampoo and set BIRTHDAY C0H6ESPIRIN ■ri Bette E - Tcdfocd of Kincheloe AFB, Kinross, Mich. She dean’s list. i r Tired Of • skins are loosened. Pour off hot VITALIS fpr $2.50 and a haircut if needed 1? at KiKiieloe Base Hospital. Her niatbrhal ,,and add cold water. Skins slide A pot holder hung on the ______n Bb-. jmd Mrs. Aloysius Hehir of Worcester, for $1.50 more or a p^manent For really fine hand sewing nursery wall will hold baby’s CHEWABLE C0LD| DRY CONTROL Area students who have o f f when pressed between used in tailoring a garment, , ~iw poien al graadparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. including shampoo, haircut and diaper pins. completed their degree fingers. use a short needle. TABLETS lU fw d of W S^Kiag ^ Her paternal great-grandparents are requirements at the University High Prices ? set $9. Tel. 643-9832 for an congespirirf for MEN’S HAIR To brighten dull aluminum l b . wM lb s . FVcd Tedford of 179 Fern St. appointment. for CHILDREN of Connecticut and will receive Looking for Blazers? ware, rub with a soft cloth Always allow plenty of time 4 oz. Can bachelor’s degrees in May are Famous Boston Maker dipped in lemon juice and salt. when scrambling eggs. Low ANALGESIC NASAL] _ Elizabeth, daughter of Edward C. and Big & Tall Men 36 TA0LtTl_ Evelyn Haugh, 95 Helaine Rd.; ALWAYS TRY ARTHURS Blazers, fine tailoring 100% Wash, rinse and dry in the heat helps make them creamy. DECONGESTANT $1.00 Value r Norris of 275 South St., Vernon. She was born STREET. Venetian blinds can be Big and Tall Shop, 903 Main Kevin P. McNamara, 58 Wool, Reg. $36., HARVEY’S usual way. BbKheater Memorial Hospital. Her maternal PERSONALIZED SERVICE ★ EXPERIENCED COSMETICIAN^ I Phone 643^15051 washed in the bathtub. Swish Street, Manchester has every 36 Tablets 79c Value Cushman Dr.; Robert W. price $19. Navy, Black, Red, & K arc Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Schreier Sr, of Water- them up and down in a mixture size for every man. Why waste BIG L SALE 4 4 « Calnen Jr., 550 Spring St.; Grey. Novelty sweaters, vest After washing nylon hose, toww lier potenul grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James W. Free Delivery Open Late! of good suds and chlorine time running around the state Shag Cut rinse them in water that BIG L SALE 3 9 t Marlys A. Camilleri, 28 S. ir shrinks, Reg. $7. Harvey’s N orm b . of Z13 Hilliard St. Her maternal great-grandmother is bleach, then rinse several looking for your man’s size? Change your hair style and contains a few tablespoons of _____ W E RESERVE THE RIG HT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Adams St.; Michael R. Cole, 40 price, $4. Harvey’s, Tolland times and hang across an lire K K Sdb eicr Sr. of Watertown. Regals Big & Tall Shop, has become a new woman, go to vinegar. This makes the nylon Olcott St.; David D. Dingwall, Health and Beauty A id s Super Savings Tpke., Caldor Shopping Plaza. outdoor clothesline to dry. 387 E. Middle Tpke; David A. it...643-2478. l o v e l y l a d y , and let Nancy more flexible and less likely to Saifcaiio, Kerri Theresa, daughter of Paul and Theresa Fletcher, 76 Irving St.; Mark give you a Shag cut. Lovely run. Sh^deighSolkaitisof Rt. 44A, Coventry. She was born Feb. 11 at Jeske, 15 Sanford Rd.; Jon N. Lady Beauty Salon, 390 Main St. BlThTTtrr Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is Lambert, 74 Garden St. Ruffled Floral Towels HEALTH CAPSULES® Call 649-7666 for appointment. U o jd Tihudriih o f East Hartford. Her paternal grandparents are Also, Patricia A. Martello, by Michael A. Petti, M.D. l b . m d M rs Charles Sotkaitis of Souderton, Pa. 136Vii Woodland St.; Thomas C. If TBuelSAT you Waites, 45 Wellman Rd.; ^HotiLP MeVep, ^lOeMiLK. Harsh shampoos remove K a iiii Linda Marie, daughter of Walter J. and Frances Steven J. Byko, 65C Dow^y -jS U/nfl A natural oil from hair, making V isen o o f 1I7B W. Middle Tpke. She was born Feb. 13 at Dr.; Edward Firestone, Y7 Si it bitter and dry. A mild, good l l i T l r i t r r Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Coburn Rd., Mark W. Jewell, quality sham poo should be DIRECT MILL STORE used and the hair always Mr. aad Mrs, Aadrew J. Viscuso of Methuen, Mass. Her paternal 194 Slater St.; Oscar P. Villena, rinsed thoroughly. SAVINGS FOR THE gnmSpareadx are Mr. and Mrs. James F. Kudzia of Methuen, 85 Summit St.; Clare Bernstein, Mass. She has a sister, Julie, 2Vt. 48 Quaker Rd.; William J. h ENTIRE FAMILY Kennedy, 29 Cob Hill Rd.; Earl Variety ROOSEVELT MILLS C ew rB y , Miehclie Catherine, daughter of Delbert F. and F. Watrous, 30 Cob Hill Rd.; ...is the spice of life. Visit MANUFACTURERS OF SWEATERS & SPORTSWEAR n w il wrr Foalaaa Connelly of 43 Willard Rd. She was born Jan. David G. Chace, 138 Cooper St. Noreen at VEAL’S VARIETY S at Hartford Wnaptai Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Bolton; Thomas J. Reidy, RD STORE, 652 Center St. (Pine Mrs. Edward Fontana of 794 Center St. Her paternal 4. Shopping Plaza.) « re Mr. and Mrs. John Connelly of 107 Hayes Rd., Andover: Elizabeth S. Caine, . She has a brother, James, 5; and a sister, Boston Hill Rd. *Thi$ /ANuTSep. Coventry: David P. Bray, _ I Ann. 4- o u v Cooper Lane; Linda-Weisz, Box J^\^coHCtVT\oN. A few grains of sugar sprinkled over bacon will make Fe>«7, A m m e Marie, daughter of Kenneth T. Sr. and Alice 563; Thomas G. Welles, Hm Mi Cjpiuhl Riy»« it a golden brown when frying. HeUiiMer Ferry of 31 Riverside Dr. She was born Feb. 15 at Windswept Farm; Barbara Ke­ It U n*HiiE«wW t« b« ol ■ 4«wi0fHe IIRIIRW - Manorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are nyon Engel, Richmond Rd.; I Mis . Walter O. Hettinger of Gleason St. Her paternal Patricia Z. Pesce, Rt. 44A; ______re Bb. and Mrs. Warner C. Ferry of New Port William E. Trapp, RFD 5; Neil HitKey, Fla. has two brothers, Kenneth Jr., 7; and Keith, 5. W. Goetz, RFD 3. Ellington: Barry L. Heintz, Keith Frank, son of Walter F. Jr. and Mary Lou Main St. eumbenaud films' httlrr of ttl Rachel Rd. He was born Feb. 15 at Hebron: Gary J. Horton, Bfemorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Church St.; Jeffry H. Odell, Fkank Bfikulski of 180 Greenwood Dr. His paternal RFD 1. is Mrs Walter Zingler Sr. of Rahway, N.J. South Windsor: Ronald N. Perrault, 25 Blue Ridge Dr.; Philip T. Smith, 45 Ridge Rd.; IK CREAM SKCIAI Alma L. Warner, 268 Lawrence R d.; Martin D. Kibbe, 800 j s i f r i T A R Burnham St.; Arline B. Small, ■Bf 29 Brian Rd. CLAY R. POLLAN- UIIU \ 1311 J K Your Daify AefivHy Guit/b Tolland: Arthur G. Thornton, y; .Sitiall-Medium-Laroo* A cco rd ing to tho Start, Grant Hill Rd.; Jqmes W, c* To cfeveibp message for Thursdoy^ Whinfield. RFD 2; Mary A. S Soft ruffling adds a pret- 9-10-18-27/^ S ty look to these aprons CHERRY m i words corresponding to numbers Zanghi, Goose Lane, Gail A. ^ for Mother and Daugh- For a bright and pretty o f yo u r Z o d ia c b irth sign, look, embroider towels 1 8 s 31 Indicated 61 Beginning SCORPIO Brissette, Rhodes Rd. ter. No, 1310 with photo- 2 S ftv f 32Ea9ily- 62 A o c r . n g ^ Vernon; William T. Leroyer, 4- GUIDE is in Small, Me- with a lovely floral motif . . . one for each month 3 Dacriminatw 33 Your NOK. 137Vi Vernon Ave., Apt. Cl; S dium or Large Size. Me- 4 New 34 Only S dium . . . 1% yards 4^ of the yearl No, 2233 has SINopIc 35 High 3-15-29-34A Pamela S. Durkin, Loveland hot-iron transfer for 12 4 Ndiependent 36 B« 57-<8-74 1 %• inch. No. 1311 with Hill Rd.; David W. Erismann, A PHOTO-GUIDE is in Sizes 6 motifs; color chart; stitch 7 New 37 Prepared SAGITTARIUS 38 A id 29 Chamberlain St.; Patricia E. ft to 8 years. Size Medium, illustrations. NOT. 21 39 W ell Henriques, 36 Donnel Rd.; (5-6) . . . % yard 45- SEND 60t In colni for eicli pattErn MRHUA 40 Soving —Inclndea potUgo and handling. DCC. Jl ^ 3 1 Mark C. Ireland, 14 Pillsbury inch. TWO separate pat- 41 Psychic 1- 645-48^ 42 Lore Hill; Diane G. Jacquemin, 14 fa terns. 43 To 51-70-76 %. S SEND m In ooinj Anne Cahol, Manelienler 44 Storscope CAPRICORN C e d a r St.; Teresa E. —Includes postage end hudling. Fvening Herald, 1150 AVfc. 45 D on't Kwiatkowski, 32 Wapping Wood OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, 4 6 Clear z Sue Burnell, Mnneheelero JAN. IP N.Y. 10036. HALF 47 P.M. R d.; Robert Leonard Mateya, 4 55 Evening Herald, 1150 AVE. 48 Turn 2- 8-12-16/'' Church St.; Vincent J. g: OF AMERICAS, NEW YORK, Print Hama, Addreai with ZIP 4 9 A 40-60-79-80^ CODE and Styla Numhar. McGivney, 138 Evergreen Kd.; N.Y. 10036. 50 Ardent AQUARIUS The Fall & Winter ’72 GAL. 51 Elsewhere 81 Well Doreen E. Smith, 36 Quarry SAVE 52 M eals 62 Diplomotic JAN. 20 ^5 Print Mime, Mdreet w ltt ZIP a l b u m is only 654. Rd.; Richard J j White, 16 CODE, Stifle Humber eud Size. 12 gpMlal Dullt Bnaka—tSd aacR. 53 O f 83 Your fCl. I I . 54 A t 84 Star Foster Dr. i5: Choose a FRBE Pattern aiOl Hawar—#102 Bi-andM^ar'i 20‘ FREE SWEATER MILL TOURS MON., WED.. FRI. 2 P.M. 55 Love 65 Romantic 33-38-43-49^ S from the ’72 Fall & Win- •103 All Year—«104 Crib Covart Factory Store OPEN DAILY 56 M o y 65-77-81-90' Also, George J. Bartbsiewicz, BIOS Carared Wageii— #106 Bible ter Basic fashion con- #107 ABC #ulltar-#10* Centennial 215 East Main Street §:30A.M.-9P.M. 57 The PISCU Cervann R d.; Siegfried Dejiaas, W im ilT A ll lOCAl 'taining many- lovely •109 Early Aoarlcan-O110 Star R EO . $1.09 MON. thru SAT. 58 See S- t f ; f ; t.o doy and RonnoOieWarld-ailZI-PtBet 336 Center R d.; David P. ADVOnSlD Pt/CfS ON f t styles and designs. Price •111 Exit 98 Oft Routes 15-86 59 Lights W( RtSfHVE THE FUGHT TO LIMIT OF -A ' ALS0-#114 Payarlta A fg»ana-^t ON SALE FES THRU FES 24 ONLY ROCKVILLE 60 R other IDINTICAI miKHANOISl Sai :-da'> Night! . . . $1.00 a copy. 22 Hogpn, 69 Vernon Avej; Eric G. N'lt FTp^p,)niible lot T vooqibi«'" ■ ' i ■’ - s •imTOHAXZ—*4p*ia*— 20-26-30-364 : Johnson, 200 Reagan Rd., A pt.' )Adrcne ^^Nentcd 54-69-75 I 39C; Anthony V. Okraska, Old MANCHEvSTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Ffeb. 21, 1973— PAGE ELEVEIN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 21, 1973 Uni-Clown Troop 25 Holds To Appear At Armory Graduates Court Of Honor

Gary Chapin, the Uni-Clown, About 250 Scouts and their Harry Arendt, 3; Kenneth Arey, Paul Maidment, WiHia™ will be appearing at the families attended the annual 2; Bradford Aronson, 1; Scott Chase, Kirk Nelson, Riclwra Hartford Armory, Thursday potluck supper and Court of Aronson, 1; David Beckwith, 4; Tierney, David Beckwith, through Sunday, according to Honor held by Troop 25 recent­ Jon Beckwith, 2; Larry Berry, Richard Bowen, and Brian Cox. an announcement made by ARA ly. The supper was coordinated 1; James Bowen, 1; Richard The Court of Honor c lo s ^ with -S t International of Farmington. by Mrs. Walter Grzyb and Bowen, 1; Timothy Castagna, announcements and slides of 15 thru 25 members of the Mothers’ 4; Brian Cox, 2; William Chase, the Troop activities. The show will feature Auxiliary. 3; Barry Cottle, 2; John Dziato, Hints For Recycling numerous free activities for The first presentation was the 2; Glenn Ellis, 2; Chris young and old including a free recruit award to Chris Wagner. Felleter, 3; Jason Findlay, 3; About Town stage show with the Uni-Clown, Scouts receiving their Mark Findlay, 1; John Flurkey, Your Old Clothing free movies, free pony rides, First Church of Christ, Tenderfoot badge were: Tom 1; Charles Glade, 3; Glenn Scientist, will have its regular and a show special “ An Odd Messier, Brad Aronson, Scott Glade, 1; Robert Grzyb, 4; Guy STORRS-Save money by now. Maybe all you need to be testimony meeting tonight at 8 Contest for Odd Couples.” Aronson, Glenn Glade, Richard Gunderson, 3; Paul Harrison, recycling old family clothing, in style is take in the side seams at the church. The meeting is Bowen, Paul Harrison, Stephen 1; John Hiller, 5; David House, suggests Estelle Keane, of some old sweaters. Perhaps, Every odd hour of every day open to the public. Kahn, and Glen Thomas. First 1; Lonny Jennings, 2; Randall Extension clothing specialist at a poor washing job has already during the show hour, an Odd Class Scouts were Charles Joyner, 1; Robert Joyner, 1; the University of Connecticut. made the change for you. Contest will be run for odd A service of praise and Glade, Guy Gunderson, David Stephen Kahn, 1; Paul Kudra, Notion counters sell couples. Sixteen odd winning prayer will be conducted Sew-on patches cover stains Maidment, Half Michels, and 2; William Lawler, 3; David replacement pockets, zippers, couples will be invited to the tonight at 7:30 at Calvary or holes, and most of todays William Tedford. Star Scout Maidment, 3; Paul Maidment, new belt fasteners, slip and bra Grand Odd Couple Contest Church. sewing machines have all kinds awards went to John Hiller, 4; Thomas Messier, 2; Half relacements, and easiest of all, which will be held at 5 p.m. Sun­ of stitch variations for creative Eric Thomas, and David Michels, 3; David Mitchell, 3; iron-on patches — some day. mending. Use leather good Beckwith. Paul Miskunas, 2; Kirk Nelson, RT WEEK 1973 especially designed for jeans. patches on knees or elbows, or 4; Neal Nelson, 1; David “ WAiiTED''! Miss Keane notes that a teen^i The All-American Fair will The following received skill make pockets to update an awards: Tom Messier, 2; Brad Shearer, 3; Michael Shearer, 3; Clean, Late Model ager will welcome jeans be open Thursday and Friday, 2 outfit. Aronson, 2; Scott Aronson, 1; Jeffrey Slater, 2; David mended in an original way with to 10 p.m .: Saturday, 10 a.m. to Harry Carr, 2; Stephen Kahn, Spencer, 4; William Tedford, 4; USED CARS I one of the new wildly patterned Cover the lengthening line on 10 p.m. ; and Sunday, 1 to 6 p.m. DENNIS DALY SHERIDAN MICHAEL A. ORI ITELLI 1; Steven Pagliuca, 2; Chris Eric Thomas, 3; Glenn Top Prices Paid patches. But be sure to follow dresses, skirts, or slacks with Refreshments will be Hebron Rd. 2Village St. Thomas, 2; Robert Weiss, 3. For All Mahos directions. The secret of decorative stitching or rick- Wagner, 1; Jeffrey Geagan, 1; available and all Armory lots Bolton Manchester John Flurkey, 1; John Dziato, Checks were given as prizes success with iron-on patches is rack, hints Miss Keane. CARTER CHEVROLET will be free for parking after 4 BA in English Master's in Music Education 1; Kenneth Arey, 1; David to those boys who sold the most i the right pressure and heat, or University of Northern Illinois p.m. on Thursday and Friday. Central Connecticut State House, 1; Michael Shearer, 1. in the Tom Watt Christmas CO., INC. the patch will fall away after A buttonhole can be College DeKalb, 111. The following received merit sale. They are Glenn Thomas, 1229 Main Street cleaning. Miss Keane explains. reinforced with appliques, or a Gerry Campbell is producer badges: Scott Alemany, 2; Eric Thomas, David Maidment, Phone 646-6464 “ Shrinks,” or those briefest plain zipper replaced with a of the show. of sweaters, are all the rage decorative pull.

M If you’re getting an INCOME TAX REFUND this year... 1973 Greater Hartford Heart Fund Goal: $240,000 1973 Manchester Heart Fund Quota: $8,800 When Your Heart Fund Vol Calls On You GIVE GENEROUSLY This ntessage sponsored by the following civic minded businesses:

How Are Your Heart BOLTON PHARMACY, WC. MANCHESTER MEDICAL SUPPLY Route 44A, Bolton 134 East Center St., Manchester Fund Dollars Spent: BUTTERFIELD'S MAHCHESTER STATE BAHK Manchester Parkade, Manchester 1041 Main St., Manchester EARN the HIGHEST RETURN C. R. SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY MARLOW’S, MC. • Summer Fellowships introduce College Students to Cardiovascular 63 East Center St., Manchester r 867 Main St., Manchester , Research. CASUAL VILU^ SHOP MARTMLTD. 956 Main St., Manchester Manchester Parkade, Manchester Paid by any Bank in Connecticut • CPR Classes instruct groups of nurses, para-medics, policemen and firemen and emergency rescue personnel in llfersaving techniques CHORCHES MOTORS, INC. MEDICAL PHARMACY 80 Oakland St., Manchester 344 Main St., Manchester for heart victims. MOMARTY BROTHERS on DECORMIER MOTOR SALES, INC. 315 Center St, Manchester GUARANTEED • Heart Care Classes teach patients and families how to live following 285 Broad St., Manchester 2 10 S Yr. Savings Certificates &X7'IS The Effective Annual Yield MY TYRE MAN a heart attack. DIUON SALES & SERVKE, MC. 357 Broad St., Manchester 319 Main St., Manchester '3 4 % • Screening programs detect high blood pressure in adults. NASSIFF ARMS CO. DON WILUS GARAGE 991 Main St, Manchester on 18 Main St., Manchester . ' GUARANTEED • Literature, films and audio-visual aids on heart care are distributed NASSIFF CAMERA & PHOTO SHOP 600 1 to 2 Yr. Savings Certificates is The Effective Annual Yield on request. W. G. GLENNEY 00. 629 Main St., Manchester 336 North Main St., Manchester 1 4 % • Speakers Bureau of doctors teaches school children, civic and fra­ NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. HARRISON’S STATIONERS 295 Broad St., Manchester on 90 DAY ternal groups, church and club organizations on heart risks. 849 Main St., M anph^er Notice Accnunts NORTHWAY PHARMACY 54r 230 North Main St., Manchester is The Effective Annual Yield HOUSE & HALE DEPT. STORE • Lectures, Seminars and films keep physicians and nurses Informed 945 Main St., Manchester on latest developments in Cardiovascular medicine. PARK HIU-JOYCE FLORIST, MG. % JARVIS ENTERPRISES, MC. ‘ 36 Oak St., Manchester on 283 East Center St., Manchester REGULAR • Low-cost penicillin provided to rheumatic heart victims. Savings Account! B. D. PEARL & SON S20 649 Main St., Manchester is The Effective Annual Yield L A. JOHNSON PAMT CO. • Answers to all questions concerning heart disease are provided anu 723 Main S t, Manchester REGAL MEN’S SHOP, MC. Earnings Compounded CONTINUOUSLY • Paid MONTHLY referral services offered. 907 Main St., Manchester LENOX PHARMACY Computed from DAY of DEPOSIT to DAY of WITHDRAWAL 299 East Center St., Manchester TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCE 273 West Middle Tpke., Manchester Heart Research and Medical Skill LYNCH MOTORS, MC. 345 Center St., Manche^er VMCENT & THAYER ADVERTISMG AGENCY Give Thousands of People A MANGHESriR AUTO PARTS Vernon Professional Building, Vernon 270 Broad St, Manchester ^ Savings Bank# of Manchester Second Chance. Support The MAHCHESTER DRUG WATKMS BROTHERS, MC. Member F.D.i.C. 717 Main St, Manchester *^935 Main St, Manchester Heart Fund! MANCIESTER EVENMG HERALD WESTOWN PHARMACY 455 Hartford Rd., Manchester ' Connecticut’s Largest Savings Bank East of the River 16 Bralnard Place, Manchester Eight Offices Serving MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Feb. 21, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester,Conn,, Wed., Feb. 21, 1973— PAGE 'THIRTEEN

Stamps In The book “How to Shop for Food" M o s t H o u r s The News AP Newsfeatures, is available at all stores for w v stores o p e n ^d ,"t aday By SYD KRONISH ______WASHINGTON’S Bfiy oh Boyl Pathmork docll || ogoin. For tho ftrat tlmo, woVo putting Into ofloct a THIS WEEK 00- Day Prico Protection Plan on almoat 400 Pathmark-brand Kama. While this plan la affactiva through April t4 ( 1973, if coats CELEBRATES on thoao or any Hama go down wo will BIRTHDAY roduco prlcoa accordingly; Thorn’s really nothing to bo afraid of whon b/BEZZINI you buy tho Pathmark brand. WoTa so proud Mhmark q u a l i t y of our quaiity that If you aro hot aatlafiad with With Some Real "OLD FASHIONED" the product you buy bring hick tho unuaad VALUE* George Gershwin, one of the portion and wa’II either refund your money aU-tiine greats in American PRICE music, will be honored on a new MANCHESTER: 519 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. or roplaco tho Horn with any IHto national U.S. Acent stamp Feb. 28. WASHINGTON BIRTHDA Y SPECIALS brand of your cholco In our ifora. The new adhesive combines a 649-5327 profile portrait with a montage from Goshwin’s folk opera, “Porgy and Bess.” At the bot­ tom of the stamp is his name TRADITIONAL BEAUTY “George Gershwin.” At the top left is the denomination “U.S. 8 cents.” Toprightare the words Butcher Block Quality Butcher Block Quaiity “American composer.” W CHAIR______*112 The first in the American Pathmark Arts series for 1973, the hori- 1 ,!■ " 1 aontal stamp pays tribute to a SWIVEL H,..: F conqnser of some 400 songs. ' : -S Gershwin won world acclaim in A ROCKER______‘125 60-day price T urkeys 1924 at the age of 25 with “Rhapsody in Blue,” a sym- 54” LOVESEAT . *197 piionic treatment of jazz. It was T Chickens introdoced by Paul Whiteman S Whole Fresh in a New Ydrk concert and has .72” SOFA____ *227 since been played by nnajor 5 to 9 lb. None Priceded Higher symphony orchestras here and 9 lb. 3 9 m Lovv CosI Per Serving' I L ■■ . in Europe. IJ 79” SOFA...... *237^ averagerage lde.it lor Frivniooi vino oi Rotissenc' | Although his popular tunes H H had people all over the world SroMd Putty Tflmmed 96” SOFA... *304^'*'' Oven Ready,r.Ne New Zeelend hamming and singing, it was SOFA AND lOVESEAT pratection plan Oenulne Spring, U.8.. 89< lEI Breasts ***Vu!hWlno/£lKS»d*" .49' Qevl. Inapected lO. Gershwin’s serious efforts, This is a partial Hating of Pathmark-brand itoma price protected for the next 60-daye.. EILegOLamb whicfa brou^t him even wider or acceptance. In addition to ^ ' 4 SIriotn I Pathmark Brand Appetizer Items ‘ □Mashed Potato *j:19* □ Dishwasheriss,:.* *.:::.25* □Steaks W.M TiWMMC. FuM Cut I f 0 Legs “.’Sa sr 00.49* “Rhapsody in Blue” and “Por­ SOFA AND TWO CHAIRS gy and Bess.” be composed “An □ColeSlaw»39* □Spinach L». ’*.i:.15* □Dish Detergent .n 3 3 * j-|" 0 Chickens ■'■SsiF®'®,b49* American in Paris,” “Concerto The tefo and lovesebt ore ovaHabla In a choTca of quilted □Muenster ChMM w. *1 ** □Am m onia ;s;14* □Rib Roast nm CM HiOMr CCHOICtJ lb. in F.” “Second Rhapsody” and prints. The pair of chairs come in a variety of velvets. It's □Spinach "‘ ".^.33* “Cuban Overture.” our "Special." Washington's Birthday Special and you N □TurbotFillet *79* Pathmark Brand Fruit □Liquid CtUMOf oiptaaa S59* Butcher Block Quality Butcher Block Quality Special first-day ceremonies save almost $200. Pathmark Brand Dairy Items Pathmark Brand Pet Foods for the stamp will be conducted Custom-order the she you want now from ever 100 dif* □AppieSauce 21* S liMf-CWchaa. by the U.S. Postal Service with This ferent fabrics. This w a w nyletn, hereulons, linens, □Butter y*.83‘ □Citrus^aiad i:39* □ D o g Food* OfLIvarHaiMw . can I V the cooperation of the Ameri­ ROWI QUALITY. Traditional sofa and lovu- velvets, tapestries and tweeds are at one very sped CMckanar 1lK-a*.4 0g seat In gold crushed velvet. Diamond-tufted □Yogurt Low-Fet. Bwleeaiyla C/wl1 9 hi Ftchgtavac can I dw - Ground can Sooety of Composers, Au­ Weak G price fer Washington's Birthday. □Pears < 31* □CatFood Ground thors and Publishers, of which back and self decked, this group sells regu- □ C heese 69* □Pineapple ”‘s19* Pathmark Brand Baby Products Gershwin was a member, in larlyfor $556 *450 □CrescentRoiis E>verly Hills. Calif. His broth­ FROM ROW^ First in Fashion. A Dramatic Pathmark Brand Baking Needs □BabyOII ’tu^69* Chuck er, Ira. who teamed with This This Beef Low in Cost Per Serving! High in Proteins! FUN FUR. A formal contemporary group Mediterranean group in red velvet and red- □OrangeJuice □BabyPowder ss49* Low in Cost Per Servinq! High in Proteins! Gfwrge as lyricist for many of covered in eosy-care acrylic polyester. Buy T □ FrostingcS;,*s?rw»;*s 33* Week black tapestry. Sofa, chair, high-back chair & Week □Grapefruit «luice^st89* their hits, will be on hand for the sofa and love seat or two chairs and love- ottoman. All four pieces sell regularly for □Pure Vanilla *cS57* □ Suppositories ue.«^ 29‘ the occasion. seat that sell for $867 ’ 7 0 0 $955. ’ 7 0 0 □Sauerkraut ^35* 1 Any Si.'0 Pnckjgr? Collectors of first-day can­ □PieCrust ‘"-IS* □AII-NightDiapers*»69* 1 \ -.r'rvini 11^ 4 st'rvinqs per pound I Pathmark Brand Frozen Foods cellations may send their re­ MdgnHicenI MEDiniHRANEAN. Loose-pillow This quests together with proper re­ O TRAMTfONAL SECTIONAL This loose-pillow This Pathmark Brand Snack Items □AII-D ayD Iapers WM *1 ** sofa and two matching chairs covered in a Week mittance to “Gershwin Stamp, beauty provides a perfect comer arrange- Week □Potatoes vtlS* Pathmark Brand Grocery Values at Pathmarking Prices perfect blend of velvets and cut-velvets. Reg­ meritntrorquietcon for quiet conversation. You con tell your □AfternoonTeas ",;:;35* Frozen Food Values at Pathmarking PricesI Postmaster, Beverly Hills, Cal­ □TastyTaters Vi27* Health and Beauty Aids ularly $607. ’4 5 8 guests you paid $599, But it's sole priced ’ 4 7 5 if. 90213” prior to Feb. 28. □ButterCookies 29 lb. can ' □Flounder Fiilets riSi D ^ou^Syrupte *u80 1 - If you would like to obtain a KT This O n - C o r 2 "’’ Pathmark-White W A PBBNMAL FAVOBTE is our herculon □HoneyGratiams, h*33_ Acnirira — ,.is35 from« for ai sbefooMr, O ur tegular prico is $189, □CodFiilets U83* cacwidvfnir^flrt--sja- | 0 < l : armament Decade” (described Entrees $"4 09 P o t a t o e s " but it's offured ’ 1 3 9 □PerchFiiiets ’.:69* □ Soda-css ’fill* ’^’‘fi19* □Thfermometer Yfis -98* W hole or Sliced in last week’s column), you S All Variieties (Except Beef) I may do so directly from the □Haddock Fiilets □ S o d a AMOfMFtOMf* ^ f i3 9 * □ S t ^ C r e a m *^s59* World Federation of United Na­ E RECUNERS tions Assiis. □ LoC aiS o d av sr ’ '*’’fits* Including BARCAIOUNGER Thu most □ Strawberries ’*,:t35* □BMbbteOII The cover design of a sword Pathmark Brand Cereal □Cut Corn □S-O-SSoapPads A39* crossed by an olive branch su­ respected name in reclining chairs. □PizzaPie u,- '.^59* □Topthpastci I perimposed on a map of the □CoffeeLighteneri.s: 14* □Corn Flakes ’.s27* I___[|C0W l6alT|p«Uim ark roundconl99 □ Green Giant Peas22' world was prepared by artist □Effervescent t- h. -<'u69* □Frolics "^37* French O O a and author Elmery Kelen. E □IceM ilk •qwwi^c«i>k 59* □Napkins .jsuu *:69* m m t w r B B i i D c g r i s or««nGi«nt I The price for a cachet with B EARLY BIRD SPECIALS Pathmark Brand Beveragtas □Orange J 9* ---- ^ 1-lb.can This □Ice Cream ._j ^Tl99* the (H ^t stamp is 55 cents. □ Ta m p on s glViMOWf.' elW ^ ONE O N L Y □GreenBeanS'-Lt;.,..*/.*; 21* □ B r e a k f a s t 4f55Si« T !;t!4 9 ' One with the 15-cent stamp W eek □Petrpleum Jolly coI!l2 9 □Jiffy Entrees 99* □Mayonnaiseiu..n,... ’ s,48* costs 65 cents. A cover with Traditionally styled QUEEN-SIZE CONVERTIBLE In a stun- □Lim aBeans ..s. **^22* □ C r e a m e r NM-OWry CMtSd* □Sham poo OMidniH *MI. 59*1 both stamps is $1. Remittances ning high-fashioned fabric. Styled by the country's fore* I WAS NOW □Swanson PotPiesV."25‘ □ Pathmark Bleach vr 39‘ □Tea Bags -s69' should be in money order pay­ mosf maker of convertible tofaneds. Regularly $389. K [.□Broccoli Spears’‘^25* □CremeRinse*7!:r-’*fi49* able to World Federation of CRAFT contemperary, □Cauliflower *v;25* □ ApricotNectar’**^1:39' Qati Values at Pathmarking PricesI Dairy Values at Pathmarking PricesI walnut base chair. H35 □ Shave Creanr"**’*49* I United Nations Assns. This *175 contemporary queen size sofabed. Heavy blua fabric with □D rink ”*’*s29' AO mail orders should reach □Sliced Carrots ^ '*R-t15* 1- lb. cont. Unique base of white plexiglas and loose pih Week B looeapIUcws. □Blades & *$79* - lb. p k g ^ Pathmark WFUNA. Room C-104, United Pathmark Brand Paper & Wraps Pathmark lows of 100% nylon. Built for the rugged/ Pathmark Brand Prepared Food, Nations Headquarters, New Fish & Condiments □Antiseptic sa “a49* Ymk. N.Y. 10017, not later than modem family. Regularly $764. ^482 It's the recBntngchahthatliaseveiyth1ng.lt racks, It rao> □ T o w e l s Colartaf Mm* * -r .--:3 7 lines fuHy, D heats your bock, it vibrates gently. It's cov­ □ Suppositories pi5?2*» 35* March 8. A small occasional chair □ Syrup 31* "•a:53* “ PorkRoll $■4 4 9 MargarineOQC LOVESEAT SOFAIEO. Colonial styling wHh This covered in fabric sup* ered In a heavy hercvlon fabric, it's guorantoM for ona □ T issue •ssaUTSi?' *37 □Vitamins -?i99* the grace of blue crushed velvet. So dainty Week T ported v in y l A delight* full yemr. What mera could you ask? Soft Bowl Eight birds of prey are shown □Cucum ber us 'Ci35* □ FacialTissue *s20 Mild or Tangy □ Multiple V .iiS 8 9 * on as many stamps issued by yot/.d never guess a twin-size bed was hidden ful extra choir for bed­ □Alum .W rap 'i:i;'59* ■ J the Federal Republic of Germa­ inside. Regularly $449. ’ 3 2 2 room or den. □SweetRellsh-rLr 27* aiiiiin. M M 99* All Baal This □BCom plex or All Maat Krall'a ny and West Berlin. This is the CHOOSE THE V R T HIST. A cut-velvet, his- □Spaghetti ^:::29* □W axPaper u:s43* !4gat. glass cont. IMPERIAL SOFABED. A white linen print with Week □Vitam ins >ng>V!it.r, MSt99* □SwIft’sFranks 1-lb. pkg. 89' □OrangeJuice 79’ annual Youth Set, reports the This H quet-tufted BARCALOUNGER handle-rocker contrasting velvet trim. This beautiful four- Pathmark Brand Tomato, □ Plastic Wrapa 22*',** 39* Mallow Stix World Wide Philatelic Agency. FRENCH PROVINCIAL recliner. Regularly it sells for $279 . Hygrada 3$, Depicted are; the osprey, buz­ cushion, loose-pillow sofa conceals a full size Week GROUP. Sofa and two *220 UacaronI, etc. □Lawn&LeafBags *:59* Pathmark Brand □ Canned Ha * □CrackerBarrel 10-oz. pkg. 69< zard. red kite, meadow kite, bed, storage compartment and the most Neocnam.chairs. #%A^eautifully DeaunYuiiy co«co- ^ ^ k MM m M| General Uerchaadlse comfortable seat in town. Regularly $699. <498 ordinated group for a "TB ir □ StewedTomatoes,*s18* Pathmark Brand Household hawk, fakon, sparrow hawk DOR HAST EXPBSIVE RECUNB sells regu­ 5 -lb. bag and golden eagle. It is ironic stately room. o larly for $129. In heavy green or block vinyl, Week Needs & Cleaners □PantyHose Florida D □Spaghetti *«f^**. .’.-t55* Boy oh Boy! that these hunters, part of na­ it too has our one year guarantee. ture's balance as predators, are TABLES AND OCCASION AIS *100 □Macaroni • UUtao *s59* □Control Suds 81* □Pantyhose ^ now themsdves the victims of PINE GUN CABINET.im Ei. □Noodless^jr**- -ts35* □BlueDetergent* v-^SS* □Men’sSocks 7 Look C C d J will ^ Oranges C Q i human hunters and several of *219 This handsome (he species are endangered. A holds seven rifles OCCASIONAL CHAIRS Pathmark Brand Vegetables □Softener '.t,’’C.*f25*''^43* riRAif'nSoelcM’% what O O buy Si.'.tlt'cl-Swooi' ^t|k^7 The stamps are available at h m p storage compart* N □Bleach a16* ^39* ______F your local d ^ er. mentinthebose. S*I00 □Green BeanSfJis>*vi’ii29* □Garden P e a s ”'-14* □SprayStarch .^33* tT. E-Z Per Bakeware □Tomatoes Tomalol lw2 9 * IfisitMS to Stamp Expo '73, Foil Atsortmaut - Clwicu qf Brail Fan*, Cooklo South, to be held at Anaheim, Y MCGEE Geld shag car­ □Vegetables 'Sl9* □SoapP ads -*s25* This SlMute, Rouat Pm u , Pla Plataa and Many Mora. □Pineapples"“ 's':;;'"’ ..39* Calif.. March 2-4, will be the pet. 9x12 100% nylon □ C o rn ‘isawaa* •a:14* □Polish'air ’^i39* ‘;a69* □Boxers-> first collectors in the U.S. to I Week and completely bound L Fraazar McIntosh □Wlndowaeaner.ii*^«.37* □Vacuum Bags as. .9»59 Containers r~*1 A n n lA O ”2i" Min. see the priceless color error 10 and paddM . □Mushrooms Chooou froa Plat SUu (8440.11b Pint Siza (44>1(). I——* “Controllad Atmoaphara ^ ^ idiilling stamp of Jersey (Chan­ *56 Quart SIxa Contalnara. nel Islands). Prices effective Wed., Feb. 14, thru April 14,1973. Not reeponeiMe □ Souther nYamSus .1J 9* The recently discovered er­ Fer one week you can save 16 on them handsome pine CATHEDRAL BACK swhr. for typographical errors. Certain items not available where prohibited Kitchen Tools ror is being bailed by European and maple cocktail and commode tablos.'They'vo told all S el rocker. Upholstered in Ciwoaa tnm (.adlas. Hoahats, Boatara,i Siwtulaa collectors as the “find of the year for $84 so you know the/re a value. a graceful red tapestry Y by law. items and prices valid only at Pathmark SupermarkeU. Items and othora. □Turnips J 2* centmy.” After its display at it's a perfect chair fer a THISW EEK*I00 per pair Stamp Ehqio it will be featured offered for sale not available to other retail dealers or wholesalers. small woman. COUPON SAVING,>■ W m 'I'J coupon savings at the INTERPEIX Show in New CURIOS. A selection of three-sided, lighted This The perfect "pair of chairs" to cempleta your conversation sar York. and mirrowed curio cabinets which feature Week A area. These Iw e ly chairs sell regularly for $89.95 each so Saaiood & Appetizer Values at Pathmarking Pricaei toward Mw nurehaaa af Health & Beauty Aids at Pathmarking PricesI The theme of Expo is “Triple glass shelves and a storage compartment in TELL CITY rock maplo hurry for they'll be the first to gol any dozan V.S.D.A. Qrada This Coupon toward tha purchaaa ol Worth Anniversary Y ear.” The trib­ the base. Regularly $159. * 1 2 5 rocking chair. Hand­ □Lunch Meat any Pound of utes are to the 50(b anniversary somely decorated in DOR MASSIVE WHC-IACK CHAHUuit the SlBayer Aspjrln 69* Fresh of the first nonstop coast-to- MAPLE HUTCH DESK. A complete study cen­ This white with gold trim. right size for 10 footers. It sells regularly for This ooast air flight, the 100th an­ ter to hold books, papers and an industrious L $400, but if wu're big enough to fill It, we'E W Ith Oitp*n(«r bll. f □Mortadella Bacon niversary of the first U.S. post­ Week Week [ilJergens 9 Eggs student. Best of all, it's a handsome piece of sell it for holt prira. This choir *is not for bvery- Paalad A Oavdinad 1-lb. $ 4 4 9 UHdiM M iiM rIaiiilly.Qaodalaiiy Faffunarti •uparmarlial card and the 200th aimiversary •UM.S Fab. H thry ta t. Fab. 14, im . Vald m h f e r o W M ^ furniture. Regularly $159. ’too LANE cedar chest. A body. *200 □Shrimp Coronado,'Frozan pkg. I of the Boston Tea Party. practical purchcm even Q Body All DtodoranI can ^ A complete set of the three This This Pan Raady aimiversary commemorative PME UlRARY TABU. A beautiful piece for E at the regular mice^ this cuoiiu seim ncui. t m . vnxxi. □Whiting Frgaan covers, pictorially canceled on your foyoT/ den> or under your picture win­ Week chest is finished in a trimmed rocker is available this week Iq a Wssk IToothbrush ..49 dow. During the holidays this toble opens to dark oak Mediterranean- choice of bright floral prints. At the usual I';*?! COUPON SAVINGS iW ? !' appropriate stamps, are avail­ COUPON SAVINGS iV.'MVi'i'l COUPON SAVINGS Wt'i'MVl,, .VriViVlV, COUI'O... .avinc'.s able for those un^le to attend seat ten for dinner. Regularly $239. *175 style. price of $115 ifa a good prico,to pqy. *99 the West Coast event. The cost tgarord tha purutioau of TMa Coupon toward tha purchaaa ol is $3.50 from the International This Coupon Thia Coupon toward tha purchaaa ol toward tlia purahaaa el e n f Worth . 'Onyfraxaia Worth Worth any 5 Pound Bag of Stamp Collectors Society, P.O. Cogoad or loataat any Hoad of Box 4006. Los Angeles. Calif. O ra its B ■ ill / / I N I ^ FREE DELIVERY Sugar Coffee .Juice 10*^ Lettuce STORE HOURS ONE YEAR GUARANTE .ir.g.BaaigaxisaiS!Ba!. What’s the Difference? MON.-THURS. 10-9 „ 8g«!a.igai»aaBaaa. Black and green teas dif­ 30 Day Charge-Revolving Charge-Master Charge iyi!iyiyi!i!iiii«^^^ fer only in the curing pro- fRi.-sAT. 10-5 FREELAY-A-WAY-S 'yiyiiiyiyiyiiiyiyiyii™ s s m oeoe. o e e n tea being what taanuiers can nnfennented Prices effective Wed., Feb. 18,1973 thru Feb. 24,1973 . Not responsible for typographical errors. Certain items not available where, prohibited tea and b la c k .t e a is fer- by law. Items and prices valid only at Pathmark Supermarkets. Herns offered for sale not available to other retail dealers or wholesalers. “ 9

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MANCHESTER EVENipiG HERALD, Manchester; Conn., Wed., Feb. 21, 1973'^— PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN “ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 21, 1973 Merchants Favor Beaulieu Works on Display I ^BandiV Missing “French Dressing,” 12 pearls; directoire gown, white Obituaries Rogers Lauds iGamtiPBtpr JlpraUi original designs! by Lynn muslin with a printed cotton striped waist band and straw “Bandit,” the pet raccoon to Mrs. Hadden. He Beaulieu, Mary Cheney Library Alfred E. Lemire Mrs. Stanley W. Davis Hiring Planner staff artist, opened yesterday in hat; soleil, masque costume; belonging to Mr. and Mrs. disappeared once before Portly elephant, huge window pane TOLLAND - Alfred E. SOUTH WINDSOR—Mrs. Laos Cease-Fire Robert Hadden of 188 Hilliard after the Haddens bought him the library lobby. The exhibit along with the plan to hire a print slacks and knit mini top. Lemire, 86, of Grant Hill Rd., Mary Ellenor Davis, 43, of 339 St., who won fame in a picture- about eight months ago, and (Conlinaed frooi Pmge One) will remain until March 10. resupplying forces already consultant. “We’ll get what’s South Windsor Also, evening gown, green died this morning at Oakland St. was found dead at (Continued from Page One) page story in the Jan. 17 issue of . was found by neighborhood would present an expensive The creations, whether Manchester Memorial inside South Vietnam. needed,” Watkins said, Renaissance, 17th century, Em- printed jacket and bell-shaped her home Tuesday night, an The Herald, disappeared last children in nearby woods. A redevdopmait plan. referring to a financial commit­ Hoqntal. apparent suicide. Laos and Cambodia, without Rogers said the outbreaks of pire Period, 1930’s, or white skirt; Alladin, design for night from the Hadden garage. nocturnal animal, he sleeps After tfae expiation, several ment. “A Thousand and One Nights” ; B orn Ja n . 11, 1887 in' Mrs. Davis was found sitting setting a date. violence in South Vietnam are It was the Hadden’s custom to during the day and becomes ac­ other mercbants rose and spoke Vote March 31 contemporary, were inspired Manchester, N.H., he was the moves for local advantages “in by 18th century French robe, white linen with printed in a car, with its ignition key Some 60,000 North let the raccoon run aroUnd in tive at night. “Bandit,” in favor of hiring the Several downtown problems son of Adjnter and Josephine turned on and the engine off, in expectation that the fighting costumes. Basically, the false undershirt; ballet Vietnamese troops are es­ the garage every evening for a wearing a black collar, may be consultant. Favoring the were mentioned at the meeting, Therien Lemire. He was the garage at her home by her timated to be in Laos at the pre­ will soon come to an end.” On New Library drawings are pen and ink, the costume, knit body suit; dark play spell. Mrs. Hadden says on a spring vacation, but tiie proposal were Fhillq> Harrison as they had been at past red, round-tailed jacket with emplq^ed by the Convent of Im­ husband, Stanley W. Davis, sent time. The main North Rogers delt only briefly on the raccoon is strong and may Haddens, their daughter, Kim, basic colors were done with postwar U.S. aid to Indochina, and Kenneth Hankinson, both of meetings, but no decision was black, white and yellow con­ maculate Mary in West about 11:45 p.m., according to Vietnamese transit route for have been able to push up the and dachsund, Heidi, hope fm Harrison’s Stationers (849 Main BARBARA VARRICK councilmen, who have been tempera, but chalk and colored Hartford until his retirement in police. When the police arrived, including North Vietnam, in his reached on the solution to the Correspondent elected by the people, are here pencils were also used. struct! vistic print slacks; le infiltration into South Vietnam door to get out. He is very tame the safe return of their raccoon. St.): Dr. Joseph Massaro of 52 problems. Mentioned were lack Revolutionnaire, dark green I960. He was a communicant of the fumes in the garage were goes through Laos. 35-page prepared testimony and can be picked up, according 'FeL 644-8274 to make recommendations and Pamphlets providing a guide before the Senate panel headed Hillcrest Rd., owner of of adequate parking, poor jacket embroidered with fleur- St. M atthew ’s Church in heavy, they said. Rogers had a less optimistic The deci^on on whether or decisions, and felt this type of to the number of each work and by Sen. J. W. Fulbright, D-Ark. piupeity on Park St.; George lighting, bad traffic patterns, de-lis, white tights and boots. Tolland. She was pronounced dead on report about Cambodia. Marlow of Marlow’s Inc. (861 not a new library should be built advisory question was its description are available at There is stiff opposition in high taxes, zoning, and others. Survivors are 3 sons, Alfred arrival at Manchester He said the Cambodian Main St.); Peter Trier of in the town will be made by "sneaking out from making a the display. The following is a Congress to President Nixon’s Lemire of Tolland, with whom Memorial Hospital by Dr. government's unilateral halt to Waterbary, president of Bur­ voters March 31. responsible decision. I would brief description of each expected request for funds for Downtown Action Committee O l d he made bis home, Alcide Robert Keeney, Manchester offensive military operations Nixon Defends ton’s Inc. (841 Main St.); and Last night, at a regular not like to see the council do design: Horseshoes Game postwar economic help to North members seem optimistic this.” Black and white evening Lemire

PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manches ;r, Conn., Wed., Feb. 21. 1973 T H E f Meatown EA\WER sonar Lane Alligator vs. East Hartford Shoem aker HOIKS: TM .»M W C P Jfc 11wt.SFri.HIS ML With e c o lo ^ in mind, a state GRAND UNION Sd.tHIPJL(CMIIta.) legislature banned the sale of YOU STILL GET STAMPS. YOU ALWAYS GET YOUR MONEY S VVORTH alligator skins within the borders Everybody s watching pennies, so it s nice to have a supermarket that helps you do o f the state. In short order, a “Where Quality maker of men’s shoes went to the watching. Grand Union. Quality, service, selection, and valuable Triple-S stamps. A lw a y s court with the following objec- Exceeds the Price!” ticHi: A nd always-ovorytime you shop - you g o t your money s worth. Shop us. To believe us. “ This law is unconstitutional. True, the state does have the power to protect consumers. But THURSI)AY-FRIDAY-SAT1IRDAY-FEBRUARY 22-23-24 here they are not trying to pro­ tect consumers. They are trying to protect alligators. That is be- FOR THURS.. ,yond the scope of legislative au- FRI. AND SAT. thbrity.” However, a court niled that the measure was indeed within the MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. “ ^ lic e power” of the state. i ' RIB ROAST OF BEEF 1st thru 5th Ribs U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS GOVT. .GRADE ‘A' ALL WHITE MEAT CHUNK LIGHT TUNA GOLDEN RIPE You KrKW Our Trim f n BEEF R O A S T TURKEY BREAST STARKIST BANANAS I Ti PLUS BLUE PLUS BLUE “ Protection of animals,” said SHOULDER PLUS BLUE PLUS BLUE STAMPS. TOO! 19 STAMPS, TOO! STAMPS, TOO! the court, “ is necessary not only (CROSS RIB) $129 STAMPS, TOO! Power Belt for their natural beauty and for ■ LB. All-Weather IV biological study but (also) for the 89« 39t Polyglas key role they play in the main­ A Terrtflc Prica Coraidaring • 83-Seriss sizes. tenance o f the life cycle.” TIta High MarkaO 78-Serias sizes. Close to the price Not long afterward, a shoe • One of the best of the economy of a bias-ply tire, but with many dealer tried another line of attack CHECK OUT OUR PRODUCE . on the same law. CNiCK OUT OUR MEATS. CHKK OUT OUR GROCERIES. CHECK OUR FROUN FOOD. bias-ply tires. bias-belted advantages. 2 plies of YOU’LL CHECK OUT W ITH MORE • Four plies of triple-tempered 3-T iyester cord and 2 fiberglass cord “ It hurts our chances of making YOU’LL CHECK OUT W ITH MORE YOU’LL CHKK OUT WITH MORS YOU’LL CHECK OUT W ITH MORE MEATOWN nylon cord. KIts in sizes through H-78, 4 plies a living,” said the dealer. “ It de­ of polyester cord in larger Mzes. stroys our property rights without ' □ GREEN GIANT M FRENCH FRIED □ CHERRY ^ • Tough Tufsyn rubber. due process o f law.” □ SHOULDER ____ directional "ber-beH” tread But again the court upheld the GOLDEN CORN u POTATOES TOMATOES STEAK GRAND UNION "COCKTAIL" • 5-rib design with “L” angle tread deslidi — for good stability, good legislation. The court said the WHOLE KERNEL OR PT. BSKT. traction. Narrow white sidewall, or shoe dealer simply had no “ prop­ U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF CREAM STYLE 9-OZ. PKG. P A TTIS elements. BONELESS biackwall. erty right” to begin with in the $100 • Narrow whitewall or biackwall. wildlife of a foreign country. 3 These cases illustrate the legal FOR I 10 lb. Box A A I E GOODYEAR AWIV FULL GOODYEAR POLYGLAS BELTED SPECIALS issues that have arisen out o f ef­ OALC FOUR PLY NYLON TIRES forts to preserve “ endangered ^DINNERS ^Qe □ GRAPEFRUIT QUANT SIZE TYPE WAS SALE ^>ecies.” As a rule, courts have GRAND UNION ...... 11-OZ. PKG. 0 7 SIZE BLACK WHITE SEEDLESS-PINK & W HITE...... 5-LB. BAG # 7 Molly Pitcher Award 17 F78x14 Power Belt, 2 white . .42.80 2 S M looked with favor upon such ef­ □ LONDON BROIL m □ NESTLE'SQUIK l_ l CHICKEN, TURKEY OR SALISB. 650x13 ...... 11.95 15.95 30 forts. FROM SHOULDER STEAK...... LB. I .O T P CHOebLATE FLAVOR...... 2-LB. CAN 0 7 m Q , $T99 Mrs. Pat Nixon hold the Molly Pitcher Award which was presented to her in Washington 14 G78x14 Power Belt, 2 white . .44.90 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF □ GREEN GIANT BEANS □ CARROTS 775x14 ...... 17.95 21.95 Nevertheless, if the state may 28.95 KITCHEN SLICED 4« O O c 14 G78x15 Power lebt, black — 40.70 act on behalf o f animals, it may □ MEAT RAVIOLI 4« , by the Women’s Forum on National Security. The award is presented annually to a citizen 825x14 ...... 17.95 21.95 IN BUHER SAUCE..... 9-OZ. PKG. O F O R © 7 G78x15 Power Belt, 2 white ..46.00 31.75 also act on behalf of hunters. In □ CUBED STEAK m m Q BUITONI...... 15-OZ. CAN O FOR I.U O deemed to have performed distinguished service during the preceding year. The award 855x14 ...... 19.95 23.95 17 BONELESS-CHUCK...... LB. 1 . 9 7 □ TOMATOES 4, m another case, lawmakers decided FIRM-RED-RIPE ...... CTN. © F O R l • U U was named after Mary Ludwig, a Revolutional War heroine. She was better known to 775x15 ...... 17.95 21.95 PLUS FED EX TAX 2.M TO Z71 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF □ SARA LEE CAKE 60 Patties ini to iittroduce a special breed of. □ LIPTON TEA BAGS oo e 825x15 ...... 17.95 21.95 COMPARABLE EAVINOS ON ALL OTHEB SIZEB aO-THRU ...... BOX OF 100 7 7 CHOC. SWIRL...... 12-OZ. PKG. # 7 Americans as Molly Pitcher. (AP Wirephoto) deer iqto remote sections o f the □ DELICIOUS APPLES 7 , q q , 855x15 ...... 19.9523.95 □ TURKEY CUTLETS m c q OR ORANGE state— for the benefit o f sports­ RED & GOLDEN ...... O fOr DV PLUS PET 2.09 lo 2.47 □ VIVA TOWELS -j4je U.S. # l-2 '/< "M IN . men. W S P IN A C H 9 M Q c Some residents opposed the ^SLICED BALONEY or. I "l GRAND UNION 9-OZ. PKG. X FOR “ # 7 plan, partly because o f the harm LJ GRAND UNION ...... 1-LB. PKG. 7 J 1—1 CREAMED □ NAVEL ORANGES 4 . □ DEER PARK CALIF. "SUNKIST" ...... O FOR / 7 Canal Controversy the deer might inflict upon the SPRING WATER...... '/j-GAL. BTL. 0 7 JUMBO 56 SIZE flttra M d fauna of the region. □ SWIFTS FRANKS oO< GREEN BEANS GRAND UNION ...... 1-LB. 4-OZ. PKG. £ut'i after a court test, their ALL BEEF-GRILL...... 1-LB. PKG. 7 7 W =objections . were overruled. 'The FRENCH STYLE court said the state’s police power DOLE To Be Aired In March included the right to make the □ CANNED □ ORANGE state more appealing and more By GEORGE BRIA Panama’s flag flies beside charter of the United Nations,” HAM DRINK ,pro(itaUe as a recreational area. SWIFT'S PREMIUM PINEAPPIE- JUICE m Associated Press Writer the Stars and Stripes — since Boyd told an interviewer. TROPICANA I - ' 4-LB. SIZE.- PIN60RAPEFRUIT UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. the 1959 riots. . ^ {ridyUc i iifr 'th e' 6-OZ. CAN ! ^MEAL “ The ideal treaty would be m n c B JUICS V (AP) — A dapper Panamanian Panamanians in the Zone, . ' > >• A SUBURBANITE SUBURBANITE SUBURBANITE d American Bar Association and one that in a short period of ^jtlie Connecticut Bar Associa- ^ $ ^ 5 9 of Scotch-Spanish blood, says Boyd, “ have experienced xa"7tr POLYGLAS W IDE TREAD 2 9 ' PLEASERS” all kinds of discrimination.’ ’ He time, say by 1994, would permit POLYESTER 78 Series Sizes POLYGLAS ; tion. Written by W ill Bernard. 4 ^ 8 9 ' Aquilano Boyd, is the man of 70 Series Sizes the hour in Latin American contends Americans have the the integration of my country, 78 Series Sizes ; © 1973 American Bar Association diplomacy. best jobs and the best pay and with effective sovereignty and □ HAFNIA HAM .. o o □ BIRDSEYE PEAS q q , « that the canal tolls have not complete jurisdiction over all CANNEaiMPORTEO...... 3-LB. SIZE 0 . 7 7 □ LADDIE BOY 7 in 1 q q , 79 Boyd, 51, is Panama’s am­ See how delicious a Meatless DOG FO O aSIX PACK ... 14’/j-O Z. CANS © 7 been raised in 60 years our territory. Then we will be Custom Polysteel 7 a . Bag ... $4.1 bassador at U N. headquarters. q q He masterminded the “ because the merchant marine happy, not before.” □ SWIFT'S PORK ROAST ^ □ MIXED VEGETABLES , meal can be. TENDER LEAN FROZEN...... 2-LB. A . V 7 □ SMUCKERS GOOBER BIRDSEYE ....Z ...... 8-OZ. PKG. OO campaign for a U.N. Security of the United States has very Polyester Cord PEANUT BUTTER & JELLY 1-LB. 2-OZ. JAR i Andover 5 9 IN O NIO N SAUCE PINNER MENU Council meeting next month in powerful lobbies.’’ The Soviet Union and China, □ PORK LOIN ROAST n a l o generally happy to exploit Panama. His government The result, argues Boyd, is Steel Belted SWIFT'S-FROZEN ...... 2-LB. 4 6 . 0 7 □ DOLE PINEAPPLE -*^7 . □ COSTA ICE CREAM 7Cc Grand Union Frozen■Fi$h Fillet au Gratin FOR YOUR colonialist complaints against IN JUICE - ALL CUTS.....1-LB. 4-OZ. CAN O # , DIABETIC...... 1-PT. CONT. O O claims the festering dispute that American shipping COFFEE, CHOC. VANILLA Rice Green Beans over the U.S.-run Panama receives indirect subsidies the United States, are expected Polyester cord for smoothness and □ SLICED BACON Vegetable Aspic Salad* FREEZER to support Panama at the SWIFT'S PREMIUM 1 1 0 □ TOMATO SAUCE Canal threatens international while “ a poor country like steel belts for strength against im­ PTA Plans OR LAZY MAPLE...... I-LB. PKG. 1 . 1 7 □ ICE CREAM SLICES a l q , Cherry Pie FIgM n » High Mmrktt HUNTS ...... 8-OZ. CAN I I peace. Panama gets less than $2 March 15 meeting. The United VANILLA, CHOC, STRAWB...... 2-LB. PKG. © 7 Milk Tea or Coffee WHh These pacts. 78 Series. “ If something happens to this m illion a year as a direct States views the meeting as a To Collect □ GRIDDLES or SPECIALS HERSHEY Freezer Spedalzl benefit from the canal.” propaganda stunt. HEBREW NATIONAL 1 4 0 CHECK OUR NANCY LYNN FEATURES waterway, it will endanger the SUBURBANITE OR MOGEN DAVID (KOSHER). 12-OZ. I . X 7 CHECK OUT OUR DAIRY FOODS interests of peace and security A U.S. State Department SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER PATHFINDER SURE-GRIP IV ^VEGETARIAN ASPIC POLYGLAS Nylon VYTACORD Clothing 3 oz. package lemon flavored gelatin of all the countries that are official commented that while Boyd says the main purpose Conventional □ PARTI STYLE HAM m q q W freshbake bread GOODYEAR STEEL BELTED Front Tire Conventional I ‘ 1 SANDWICH OR 1-LB. 4* ■ □ CREAM CHEESE OTc 1 cup boiling water users of the canal,’’ Boyd it is true that the tolls have not is “ to win public opinion in the 78 Series Sizes Sizes Sizes ARMOUR STAR...... LB. I • 7 7 U.S.DJL Whole BUHERMILK 6-OZ. LOAF O FOR I • V w 1 tablespoon lemon juice contends. been raised since 1914, indirect United States.” His RADIAL^ 25% OFF ANNE EMT BONELESS-WATER ADDED 10 % -oz. con Grand Union “ The way things are going, benefits to Panama from the government intends to Because Production So New 25% OFF ON ALL SNOW TKES EXCEPT Correspondent ™ PINEAPPLE PIE coe □ AMERICAN SLICES □ WEINERS o o c 1_1 NANCY LYNN ...... 1-LB. 6-OZ. BOX © 7 BORDEN COL...... 12-OZ. PKG. # O vegetarian vegetable soup, undiluted the United States and Panama canal came to $168 million in guarantee that no incidents will Tel. 228-3971 OSCAR MAYER- ALL MEAT .... 1-LB. PKG. 7 7 SIRLOIN Not A ll Size* Available IND. WRAPPED Lettuce leaves are on the road to collision 1971. He added that studies are mar the meeting. GOODYEAR SURE GRIP 4’S ALL BEEF 1-LB. PKG. 1.05 T^e Andover P T A is planning W ENGLISH MUFFINS oOc Strips of pimento & sprigs of parsley because tbe United States, es­ under way for raising the tolls a cloUung-go-round for April 14 LJ NANCY LY N N ...... 6 IN PKG. X 7 □ BIG 10 BISCUITS lO c □ LINK SAUSAGE BORDEN, SOUTHERN...... 9'/i-OZ. PKG. 1 7 & block.olives for garnish TIPS pecially the military, have tried in new treaties. Toll collections as paVt o f its fund raising SWIFT'S PREMIUM...... 8-OZ. PKG. # 7 Boyd traces his Scotch OR BUHERMILK to maintain the status quo that in fiscal 1970 were $100 million. ancestry to his great­ GOODYEAR CUSHION BELTED “BLEMS” program and is looking for BROWN & SERVE 1. OisspiveJissjsh gelatin in boiling water. OF BEEF existed at the beginning of the As for jobs, the official said grandfather, Archibald Boyd, QUANT SIZE TYPE SALE chiltben’s and adults’ ctothing. 2. Add lemon juice and undiluted century. Panama is a divided some security posts are staffed who went to Panama during the R o d e n ts are asked to save H E A L T H A BEAUTY AIDS FEATURES 9 F78x15 Rayon belted, black ...... 19.95 soup, and mix thoroughly. country that has this foreign exclusively by Americans to California gold rush. West­ the clothes which are to be 14 F78x15 Rayon belted, 2 w h ite ...... 22.95 w BABY POWDER «Oc 3. Pour into individual salad molds (or 13 to 15 lb. Average enclave — a typical colonialist guarantee, for example, a bound travelers in those days clean, ironed and ready to go. Y»r PLUS FET 2.54 l_J GRAND UNION ...... 14-OZ. CONT. O T P custard cups) and chill in enclave” skeleton crew to operate the used the isthmus as a bridge ^ c h item will be tagged with refrigerator until set (several hours). He means the 553 square canal in the event of a strike. between the Atlantic and ^ e . a code and price with the □ BAND AID BRAND ^r. miles of the Canal Zone. Other Americans hold jobs on Pacific. His mother is of ’^CHANGEBVER SPECIALS” Foreign Car Owners donorg receiving 50 per cent of PLASTIC STRIPS...... 50 IN BOX 0 3 4. On individual plates, unmold on JOHNSON & JOHNSON lettuce leaves & garnish wi^h strips Boyd comes from one of the premise for which there are Spanish descent. QUANT SIZE TYPE SALE the selling price and the PTA Panama’s first families and no qualified applicants in receiving tte other 50 per cent. of pimento on top & block olives & 4 615/560x13 Bridgestone Black, Ny ...... 16.95 » SAN ITARY NAPKI NS r o « spri gs of parsley on edge. inherited his concern with the Panama. Boyd was educated at Holy ^Book Check y y GRAND UNION ...... 24 IN BOX 0 7 canal. His grandfather, Canal Zone wage rates in 4 615/560x13 Le Havre Whitewall, Ny...... 18.95 l_ l REG. OR SUPER Cross College in New Orleans, Princ^tpl Donald H. Libby SHOP US. TO BELIEVE US. Mokes 5 half cup servings. Federico Boyd, was one of the some instances are three and reports that the mid-year check the University of Havana and 4 A78X13 Goodrich original w h ite ...... 19.95 Cushion Bon □ AQUA NET 1 triumvirate that governed four times as'Ahigh as in the law school of the University o f library books at the 4 A78x13i G ereral original w h ite ...... 19.95 HAIR SPRAY...... 13-OZ. CAN ■ § 7 Panama when it won its in­ Panama. of Panama. In 1956-57, he was Polyester Cord elementary school was a great We'll cut into Boneless dependence from Colombia in Proposed treaties negotiated 5 650x13 Le Havre W h ite w a lls ...... 18.95 Textile Belts. Sirloin Steaks, Roasts, Panama’s foreign minister. He success with all books having 1903 under the auspices of in 1967 provided for has also served as ambassador 37 600x15 Bridgestone Whitewalls ...... 18.95 been scanned for cards with Fundue, Shisk-abob, or President ’Theodore Panamanian participation in PUn KO. EX. TAX IAS TO 1AE anyway you wish. to Mexico, in posts in proper accession numbers. WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY Roosevelt’s Big Stick the canal’s management and an Washington and Cuba and as Aihong the volunteers who DOLLAR SALE diplomacy. en d to exclusive U.S. president of the National a ^ t e d with the project were WE SPECIALIZE IN... FASHION SHEER PANH HOSE.... fo r Panamanians revolted when sovereignty in the zone. The Assembly. He has been U.N. ^ u ^ a Foran, Pat Perreault, 2 $1 the Colombian Senate refused drafts ran into political ambassdor 10 years. ik Brakes ir Front End Alignment it Shock Absorbers Joan Cashman, Nancy RAYOVAC FLASHLIGHT, 2 BAHERIES...... $ 1 to ratify a treaty granting the difficulties both in the United , Hegener, Peggy Yeomans, United States the right to build States and Panama, however. A Roman Catholic, the father Rose Bunker, Beatrice VERSATILE AID SPLAHER SCREEN...... $ 1 tbe canal. Roosevelt supported In 1970, Panama notified •k Ball Joints ir Complete Exhaust Systems of four girls and a boy, Boyd 'k Wheel Bearings Kowalski, Tiiu Anson and Caro- DISPOSABLE FOIL BAKEWARE .... 3 for $1 the revolutionary government Washington they were unaccep­ says one of his regrets is a and Disc Brakes ly Graham. Alsoj^orothy y QUARTERS that signed the treaty, and U.S. table. street fight in Panama in 1964 Gasper wb® handle all the forces protected the new “ We hope the Security when he shot and slightly book repairs. W GRAND UNION ALL VARIETIES SOUP GREEN GIANT FROZEN ^ GRAND UNION regime from Colombian forces. Council will come out with a wounded a newspaper editor. These nearly Hras /■ B u t Panama has never resolution inviting the United They had quarreled o v e r O F BEEF accepted the U.S. view that the States and Panama to negotiate politics. Boyd says he fired in sizes and types which we have available at b a r b s H O T D O G S GREAT AMERKAN NIBLETS OR PEAS S O U R C R E A M treaty has meant American a canal treaty according to the self-defense. sovereignty and jurisdiction By PHIL PA8TORET comparalllB savings for WASHUI6T0N'S BIBTHDAY 1-LB. 2-LB. PKG. 14W-OZ. 10-OZ. IN BUTTER 1-PINT PLUS BLUE over the waterway since its The boss is grunfoing that, opening in 1914. CAN PKG. SAUCE CONT. STAMPS T(X>! so far as he can determine, PKG. $1.55 3 “ 8 9 « 3 5 « A growing Panamanian spirit FinCHER GUSS CO. the staff is on a weekly 79« o f nationalism and playroll. ^ ^ , dissatisfaction over the American presence touched off Over 25 Years of Experience ij;: Of MANCHESTER When the courts ruled ■ l l ' IN W ITS a. art riots in 1959 and 1964. Panama’s there should be more on I 10< O F F strongman. Brig. Gen. Omar barroim dancers, they 25< OFF 10« OFF I Auto • Plate - Window QIb m - Mirrors - GlaiM % igh t have also upped the WITH THIS COUPON A PURCHASE OF WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF Torrijos, has contended since I I ONE UB. 6^Z. CAN irHsM aWHIlHaSIWl Furniture Tops - Picture Framing - Fireplace ft Quantities in the glasses, ONE 1-LB. CAN OR 14-OZ. JAR ONE BOX OF 1 0 0 4 ^ his 1969 takeover tf)at desire for MANCHESTER TIRL I .f ^ • I sovereignty over the Canal Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work EASY-ON BRIM 8 A R A N lOc Zone is “ the only religion un­ 25c I I Collector’s Items 295 RROAD ST. MANCHESTER NYR WRAP NYR SPEED STARCH iting all Panamanians.’’ COFFEE I MRD I Danish Plates f . o o / y I I i / i MRO COUPON GOOD THRU FEB. 24 f U lf U B COUPON GOOD THRU FEB. 24 WeSellCoah. Boyd says Panama will M andw oter COUPON GOOD THRU FEB. 24 f a » : COCOUPON GOOD THRU FEB. 24 I U b I w ^ m COUPON GOOD THRU FEB. 24 649-4521 Presidential TELEPHONE 643-1161 I ^ N E C a i P O N P a CUSTOMER w J W LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER LIMIT; ONE COUPON PER CUSTOAAER > 5 ^ ■ LIMIT; ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER SOCUtteiy Tickets! propose that the 15-member USE IMSTBICHARBE 01 OUl OMIN CHABBE PUN LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMBl Security Council tour the Canal Decanters [ { - Eellmates Gladly Given Nuiine Zone where S0,(X)0 Americans niielidwlleem enl effeethre tfmi BaL, ftBnierf '24th at eB firaml Utilbn Supemiailiete hi ;lnrln^n Stores. Alto effective In Comwctlcut. excagi Cheshire ^ Open Thura. ft FrL till 9 P.M. Reproductions live and work. ‘ Their B0IUTUES.-WED. 8-S:30, THUKL 8-S, FM. 8-8:90, SAT. S-l PJL’ An optimist is anyone who Weetchesler, Putnam ft Lower Oudwss Ceuntlee IM Iiw Yorh axceH for Now Rochelle andi typographical errors. We reserve the right to Ihnlt the quantity of sale Heme. breadwinners are stationed at Sat Ull S P.M. Plastics ki Stock ihaan’t read a news report in 14 military installations or the last three days. We Keae 54 McKee SL, Manchester W* - 3/16” - tA" work for the Canal Zone govem- (OM Canter Street) Te U b S ment or the Panama C a ^ l Co., Stock Sheets or Cut Sixes______H a U.S. government corporation. 'I A '1

VS D 1 A m a n ph K-STF.R e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 21, 1973— PAGE NINETEEN ^ . ' ' PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDj^fanches^ M anchester Coventry Does Advertising - Marketing Create Tastes? A nddver H ospital rather than economic condition what is important. Some irrespective of other factors. interpretation, advertisers and opinion research firm. 1. A change in the nature of 4. Visible displays of climbing . Notes PZC Under Fire By JOHN CUNNIFF with “typical” middle-class But now, said Miss Skelly, familism, marked by female alone. assumptions must be examined (VISITING HOURS) AP Business Analyst values, including a commit­ made marriage and the family 3. A new climate of “case by case, brand by the ladder to success are GOP Endorses Post a major focus and goal, whose company conducts an careerism, a blurring of the important purchase motives.S. NEW YORK (AP) - Whether ment to familism, or the home, ongoing study of social change, sexes, a challenge to the pessimism about the American brand,” she said. Gagne for a six-year term and Intermediate Care Semi­ WESTERN children and clear sex roles. assumed that personal denial Fear of c^ticlsm by otban is advertising and marketing dream in general, although not Among them; for board of education. private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 From Residents a new climate may be emerging traditional linkage between a powerful purchase motive. ANNE EMT Endorsed for a six-year term Bernard P. LaPine for a two- /create tastes or merely reflect 2. A b elief in upw ard for the sake of the^amily was necessarily 'about one’s 1. Women want to get a p.m. 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 high school equipment, and correct and made togetherness that eventually bring into masculinity and being a good Looking over the list one Correspondent on the Planning and Zoning year vacancy, jboth for HOLLY GANTNER ;those that exist is a moot point mobility, or the American questibn some assumptions provider and a new attitude personal chances for happiness. husband and then be super Tel. 228-3971 a.m. - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. necessitating early dismissal of an ideal. wonders: Is it possible that peo­ Commission was Jesse T. insurance commissioners. Correspondent that probably never can be dream of success. about children. There is skepticism about homemakers, wives and Itelf Service: 10 a.m .-2 p.m.; students. BEE•D^flfRAK This, in part, is the analysis made by the ad people. ple are rebeiling against some Robert E. Post, incumbent Graham who presently is filling Tel, 742-8795 resolved in a simple answer. 3. A commitment to the Although none of the changes 2. A significant shift iiTwhat business as an institution, for mothers. 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Richard Galinat, school Puritan or Protestant ethic as presented to a meeting this 2. People w^nt to settle down, of the assumptioDS made by first selectman seeking re- a vacancy on the commission. This is th» slate of officers The Planning and Zoning But there is no question are as yet universal, she said, constitutes success and how one example. election, received unanimous Intensive Care and Coronary maintenance supervisor, asked the means to achieve mobility: week of the Association of As a result. Miss Skelly establish roots. advertisers seeking to sell them Robert F. Cody was endorsed to that will be presented by the Care; Immediate fatnily only, Commission came under fire by whatever that advertising is some tendencies in values and signals these achievements to goods? Should that be the case endorsement at last night’s fill a two-year vacancy and for help from Fire Chief Roger w sensitive to values and tastes, conformity, the work ethic, National Advertisers by concludes that admen probably 3. Superior performance Republican party at the May anytime, limited to five several South St. residents at Bellard in the form of the Florence Skelly, executive vice life styles already are others. Status symbols are Oie question is answered — Republican caucus. John L. Kostic as alternate, the Town Council meeting that advertisers are among the focus on the future and the vir­ substantial and growing. changing. More people will be can rely less on their intuitive ultimately is the most com­ elections. However, it is minutes. pumper truck to pump out the 63 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHfeTiR tue of self-denial. president of Daniel sense of how America lives and pelling support for a product advertising does create tastes. Two years ago Post defeated both on the commission. exp^ted that the Republican Monday night, resulting in the Open T om .. Wed., Bet. tm S — ItaM ., Frt. till S sharper observers of social Among them: concerned with life quality Democrat Percy Cook, who had The caucus also endorsed Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. - water. After some discussion, Responding, to this Yankelovich, Inc., a marketing Town Committee wili be 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 council requesting a copy of Wr BeMsrve Tbe Blgiit Xo U m tt qoanttttee change, and that in search of held the position for almost Morgan E. Steele for the Zoning which also involved Town success they exploit their making a statement in the p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., minutes of the Jan. 22 PZC Manager Dennis Moore, sixteen years. Board of Appeals and Ylo future concerning its endorse­ meeting, to be referred to Town findings. Also receiving endorsement and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. Bellard responded with a por­ SPECIALS Thurs., Fri. & Sal. Anson as alternate for the ment of the state. Age Limits: 16 in maternity, Attorney John Shea for a check If you can recall some of the was incumbent Selectman J. board; incumbent J. Russell table pumper,, manned by • ads seen in the past few years, 12 in other areas, no limit in on the legality of PZC Galinat and his crew. Cuyler Hutchinson who won out Thompson for fire com­ procedures. you most likely will be able to over Ylo Anson in the only missioner; incumbents Eric E. self-service. Galinat apparently felt the LAMB SALE ; discover these underlying Hearing All emergency patients and Residents of the South St. job could have been done faster contested vote of the evening. Anderson Jr., Clarence W. area near the old Coventry Day GENUINE SPRING assumptions; In addition to proposed outpatients are requested to use by the truck, and damage Others receiving caucus Custer and Robert H. Miller School protested to the council 1. The emergence of the Wall To Wall Food DISCOUNTS endorsement were incumbent and George Guay for changes in the subdivision the new emergency room en­ prevented. At stake, according largest middle class in history. trance off Armory St. Access to that they had not been notified, to Bellard at the council Ruth K. Munson for town clerk; constables. regulations, tomorrow the entrance via existing and no legal warning had been meeting, is the Interpretation of Geraldine S. Adams for Also, incumbent Dorothy M. evening’s public hearing published, concerning a LEG OF LAMB treasurer and agent of the town Abbott for a six-year term and scheduled by the Planning and driveways. the word “emergency,” for Pediatrics; Parents allowed 8 meeting of the PZC at which which use the volunteer deposit fund; incumbent Martha W. Moe for a two-year Zoning Commission for 8 at the application was sought for use Overtime Cynthia Clark for tax collector; vacancy, both as library Andover Elementary School a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to mid­ firemen’s group is intended. DISCOUNT night; others, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. of the buildings for a schooi. Galinat felt the incident con­ incumbent J. Tansley Hohmann directors; incumbent M5ra G. will also consider the addition For the past few years, the Store-Wide Personal SERVICES Jr. for board of finance, and Houle for Norton Fund of road specifications for stituted an emergency, while SHOULDER CHOPS 79{ Rules Discharged Tuesday: old Day School has been a Bellard didn’t. incumbent Patricia A. Tiemann commissioner; and Peter D. subdivisions. residence, and the’applicants, ^ EAST HARTFORD 1150 BUF1NS1DE AVENUE a 801 SILVER LANE MANCHESTER 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN Kenneth A. Smith, 12 Laurel Discussion between. Bellard Violated BiG P I.; Louise A. P o lla rd , in the process of purchasing the and the council went back and Glastonbury; Rhoda L. Owren, buildings, wish to once again forth for some 20 minutes, $119; HARTFORD (AP) - The Tolland Bolton; Alba B. Leavitt, East suuse it as a school. before Town Councilwoman state Police Department has Police Hartford; Cecile D. McKenna, PZC Chairman Arnold Rose Fowler intervened with a LOIH CHOPS been breaking rules and 175 E. Middle Tpke.; Paula C. Carlson, speaking to the council plea for better understanding regulations by giving troopers Vail and son, Stafford Springs; Monday night, claimed that the between the Town Council and Oven Prepared time off instead of overtime Subdivision Gets R eport Barbara H. Steele and PZC had followed all sUtutory fire department. Noting that pay, tbe state auditors reported daughter, Andover; Stavens requirements concerning the the incident at the high school is ' Tuenlay. baby girl, Vernon. meeting, and that, in this par­ just the most recent incident in Also, state police officers 90-Day Extension A break and entry was Also, Gloria J. Kanehl, 105 ticular instance, notification to a long h is to ry of ' above tbe rank of corporal have ’t reported at 46 Butternut Rd. Ridge St.; William J. Bennett, abutting property owners was misunderstanding, Mrs. Fowler RIB been given compensating time not required. I J K VIVIAN V. KENNESON problems with the community Tuesday morning. Police said Andover; Victor T. Stringer, asked that “we stert anew. j off although they are not : "M well, and drainage problems that the break ‘ apparently South Windsor; Christine M. PZC member Steve Loyzm, We’re all working for the good eligible for any ov^im e com­ Correspondent were cited. Further, the Plan­ also present at the session Tel. 875-4704 occurred Monday night. Entry Laterreur, East Hartford; of the town and we can’t be pensation, either in time or in ning and Zoning Conunission was gained to the house by the Deborah A. Frankovitch, 426 W. Monday night, said, however, going off in different ROAST money, the auditors said. The Planning and Zoning engineers said much of the land breaking of a window on the Middle Tpke.; Michael A. “In my opinion, there was some directions.” 1st - 4th Ribs ‘ ‘Troopers up to and including Commission last night granted was not suitable to build on. east side of the building. The Parrish, 64 Wedgewood Dr. irregular procedure” at the Bellard conceded that a new the rank of corporal are eligible you be a 90-day extension on Sugar Lipman reapplied in thief apparently reached Jan. 22 meeting of the PZC. start might be possible, if the fqi;/overtime payments, while Hills II subdivision plans. September with 32 lots through the broken window and Loyzim referred specifically to council is sincere in its efforts. thhse above the rank of The map of plans, originally proposed. He eventually won unlocked it, according to police. Rockville an interpretation of state The council has authorized c o r r a l are generally ineligi­ approved last November, have PZC approval, for ap­ A stereo and two speakers of statutes which he felt required the hiring of a secretary for RIB ble for any form of been held up past the 90-day proximately half the original unknown value were taken in Hospital Notes legal warning of the PZC Town Planner Frank Connolly. compensation for overtime,” filing period, according to Atty. meeting, and a public hearing $109 number of lots, last November. the break, police said. Admitted Tuesday; Charles The authorization is good for . the auditors said. A.R. Friedman, representing Friedman said the maps have Police reported evidence in connection with it. the extent of Connolly’s time to , However, the auditors noted shopping developer Louis Lipman. Connors, Webster St., At the Jan. 22 PZC meeting, been in his office since indicated a vehicle was used in Rockville, Mary Strong, be spent in town—about two I that a bill has been filed in the Lipman originally proposed a November and the town clerk Carlson had disqualified months-and amounts to $1,765. STEAKS[ s B the theft and that the Orchard St., Rockville; Paul legulature which would allow 53-lot subdivision last April for refused to accept them when investigation is continuing. himself from voting on site plan Connolly, who normally works state police to be given the extension of his present Bruce, Stafford Springs; approval for the proposed Boneless recently presented for filing, Marietta Gallant, Hyde Ave., for the Windham Regional cpmpensating time off for over- development which includes due to the expiration of the 90- Terry S. Britner, 19, of 49 school, because he was one of Planning Agency, is working a tiam work. Kozley, Eastwood and Rockville; Toni Merrigan, Cold the realtors involved in the sale day limitation. Birch St., was charged Tuesday Spring Dr., Vernon; Rita for the town for a temporary I Jmo, the state Personnel Lakeview Rds. At the time Planning and Zoning (Com­ night at Main and Hudson Sts. of the property. Before stint, to clear up a number of lELMONICO > Policy Board has been asked there was much opposition to Kertenis, Enfield; Robert disqualifying himself, however, Top Notch mission Chairman Douglas with failure to obey a stop sign. planning matters. At the end of for its advice on how to apply / I the plans from residents of Paakkonen, RFD 2, Rockville; Carlson had participated in Prior requested that when the (Court date is March 12. Linwood Honnon, Robin Rd., two months, the situation will or the overtime regulations to Sugar Hill I, neighboring maps are reapproved. Timber discussion. The site plan was be reviewed by the council with t; state police “because of the property owners, and the fire Vernon; Sadie Vallance, Ver­ approved at that meeting. Dr. should be changed to Anne M. Lonegan, 17, of non Gardens, Rockville; Walter the possibility that a permanent special circumstances of their department. Lack of water for Candelwood Dr. Storrs, was charged Tuesday In other action related to the planning position be [CLUB STEAK work,” the auditors said. fire protection, general Blair, Hopkins Rd., Ellington; afternoon on E. Middle Tpke. Kenneth Anderson, Mountain PZC, the council appointed established. every with failure to obey a traffic Spring Rd., Rockville; Ricky Joseph Shanahan to fill a vacan- Chief of Police Robert control signal. Court date Robbins, High St., Rockville. qy on that commission, created Kjellquist has notified the coun­ I Rhode Island March 15. Discharged Tuesday: by the resignation of Carlson cil that Officer Anthony Cacase Court Cases two weeks ago. Shanahan had has been appointed on a part- 7 RIBS Group Opposes second-degree assault, nolled. Bettinia Satryb, Mountain St., John H. Bremser, 31, of 122 Ellington; Nancy Svirk, East recently been named as an time basis to serve as f i S A H h ^ CIRCUIT COURT 12 Thomas W. Owens, 18, of 13 Florence St., was charged alternate to the PZC. community relations officer. Laurel St., Rockville, charged Cider Mill Rd., Ellington; Rockville SesHion Tuesday morning at Autumn Marlene Bray, Rt. 83, Vernon; Also Monday night, the board His responsibilities will include , PROVIDENCE (AP) - The with third-degree criminal of directors of the South OF BEEF week ? The following cases were and Oak Sts. with operating an Patricia Luce, Skinner Rd., assisting the school system j Elnvironment Council of Rhode mischief, nolled. Owens unregistered motor vehicle. Coventry Volunteer Fire upon request in driver educa­ I Island has voted to go on record disposed of or nolled (not Vernon; Bernetta Hall, Metcalf Avg. Wt. 30-35 lbs. pleaded guilty to a charge of Ck>urt date March 12. Rd., Tolland; Minna Steppe, Association met'with the coun­ tion, safety programniing, and ' as being opposed to the prosecuted) Tuesday; breach of peace and was fined Cut as desired Into Roasts and Steaks Andy L. Arnold, 18, of 49 Upper Butcher Rd., Rockville; cil for a session devoted to serving as a liaison to 4>roposed 1-84 highway between I Vernon Ave., Rockville, $35. Eldward W. Digan, 16, of 36 Richard Lamelin, Glen Dr., attempting to patch up the mis­ copimunity service clubs for Proviitoice and the Connecticut Archie B. Skidgel, 22, of 14 New Bolton Rd., was charged Tolland; Ernest Linberger, understandings between the public speaking and/or border. pleaded guilty to a charge of Laurel St., Rockville, pleaded WHOLE BOTTOM ROUND at Brooks Discount Store, 277 Maple St., Ellington; Mrs. Bar­ two groups. The apparent mis­ demonstrations. The hi^w ay vote was based breach of peace and was fined guilty to a charge of operating $35., A charge of third-degree W. Middle Tpke., Tuesday bara Williams and daughter, understandings stemmed from WITH EYE OF ROUND / on a study subcommittee’s I an unregistered motor vehicle morning with fourth-degree an incident at the high school German Spire Highest report which said the highway criminal trespass was nolled. Tolland Ave., Tolland; Mrs. , Avg. WL 20-25 lbs. j and was fined $15. larceny. earlier this month when a water Ulm, Germany — The Ulm would damage the Walter Fallon, 48, of 280 Sherwood F. Wright, 47, of Beverly Shaw and daughter. Phoenix St., Vernon, pleaded C^ourt date March 15. Carriage Dr., Tolland. main broke, flooding the well Minster has the world’s highest includes Wliols Eye of Rp^. « w m H environment. The report also Dimok Rd., Ck)ventry, charged house, short circuiting some spire, 530 feet. I Steaks, Cuba Steaks and Ground Round, a h ■ M l Said the highway is not needed, guilty to a charge of reckless with third-degree assault, SOUTH WINDSOR Birth: son to Mr. and Mrs. driving and was fined $35. A break and entry at a garage John Sojka, RFD 2, Rockville. that alternatives have not been Howard E. Gilnite, 45, of 7 nolled. at 370 Burnham St., South s ^ ^ e d sufficiently and that, MY MOM Bancroft Rd., Rockville, Eu»l llarlforcl Session Windsor, was reported to police overall study of state transpor­ charged with disorderly con­ Gary R. Moore, 17, of 9 Tuesday. Entry was gained by SIRLOIN TIP ROAST BEEF tation priorities and land use is Linwood Dr., Manchester, was prying the door open, police needed. duct, nolled. Avg. wt 14-17 1“ i ^ _ Michael R. Groves, 20, of 144 presented at court Friday. He is said. The study and vote were charged with third-degree yyimla Packer CuL You Bet Sirloin Tip Rm s L ana ' urged by Stop 1-84 Inc., one of 27 she Days less for food and W. Main St., Rockville, charged The victim. Lester Smith, with operating a motor vehicle burglary (three counts and told police that a floor jack and Bonelsss Sirloin Tip Stoaks. ^ 4 f ^ ^ tew id e environmental, civic without a license and operating fourth-degree larceny (three power tools, valued at $240, FABRIC SBIE and outdoor organizations a motor vehicle while under the counts). w ertak en in the break. making up the council. influence of liquor, both nolled. He was taken to the Connec­ The investigation is 7 Copies of the resolution will Guillermo Martinez, 35, of 22 ticut Correctional Center at continuing, police said. I be sent to Gov. Philip Noel and Orchard St., Rockville, charged Hartford in lieu of bonds I other state officials. totaling $5,000. He is due to be feeds me better with failure to pass left of a Randy Tripp, 16, of 104 (w d SoJiPil SIRLOIN parked vehicle, nolled. presented in court at Chapel Rd., South Windsor, was Every mother wants to feed her family all the nourishing foods they retiuire b u t h o w Brian Misaiko, 17, of 45 Grant Manchester Thursday. issued a summons Tuesday St., Rockville, pleaded guilty to Carl Butler, 20, of 22 Locust afternoon charging him with Ski Slope can she do it without going over her food budget? St.; Manchester, charged with SAVE TO *1" yd. HIP a charge of being found speeding and operating without Dress, suit, blouse weights in colorful The answer is simple . . - SHOP TOP NOTCHl intoxicated and was fined $20. A breach of the peace and a license in connection with a threatening, was presented in sports prints, solid colors, scarf prints and Prospector charge of breach of peace was one-car accident in which his you get 8-10 Sirtoln Steaks. TOP NOTCH recognizes the problem and solves it with THE AREA’S LOWEST STORE­ nolled. court Tuesday. car fish-tailed and struck a tree textured fabrics. James P. Mozako, 23, of 52 His bond was set at $1,000. He while attempting to negotiate a Hunts Coins WIDE MARK-UP . . . a policy designed to give you the widest choice of quality foods at Prospect St.. Rockville, was ordered taken to Norwich curve. VALUES TO $2.29 YD. j'JACKSON, Wyo. (AP) the lowest everyday prices for bigger total savings on your entire food order. pleaded guilty to a charge of State Hospital by Judge Philip He was taken to Manchester l a a o R T , M l 4. Marshall Hatfield just disorderly conduct and was Dwyer and will remain there Memorial Hospital in a private cin’t wait to get back on Yes you can afford to feed your family better when you shop TOP NOTCH! Start saving until his next court appearance fined $50. car. Hospital authorities the ski slopes. today ... start enjoying your food shopping more ... START SHOPPING TOP NOTCHl Edward R. Neilsen, 20, of which is set for March 20 at termed his condition as LOIN OF W M ■ But while ski buffs bide their River St., Vernon, charged with Manchester. satisfactory this morning. WASHABLE time waiting for the first heavy second-degree assault, nolled. The charges against Butler Court date is March 12 at snow of the season, Hatfield stem from an alleged domestic cottons/blends Thomas O. Mayo, 25, of Rt. East Hartford. 42”/45” wide BEEF Avg. Wt. 25-30 lbs. alts until the spring thaw on 30,“" Vernon, charged with incident at his home Monday You got 10-12 Portarhousa Stoaka with lull Si4 mountain slopes. WE WELCOME YOUR OPEM 7 A.M. to MIDNIGHT. MONDAY thru SATURDAY Hatfield isn’t a skier. He is a FOOD STAMP PURCHASES tandarioins. . idii "collector.” DELICIOUS Hatfield, a native of Wagner, S;D., moved here in 1952 and is Shop Top N otch ...Y o u II Never Settle for an “Ordinary ” Superm arket Again! Wm Ls & SuiTINqS a’ (Custodian at Jackson Hole ARTHUR TREACHER'S tR O U N D B EEF JuniorHigh. THE ORIGINAL 99t SPEim He recently purchased an dbc^nic instrument that de­ 2 PCS. FISH & OWS SAVE TO M** yd. tects metal just below the Shop early for these bonded and unbonded round’s surface. all wool flannels, novelty suitings, cotton ' instrument emits a con­ stant low-pitched whine that suede cloth, many, many others. ’ Fillet Of White Fish From Iceland a ^ lU K K ^ 9 stops whenever it crosses a bit VLAUES TO $3.98 YD. 5-lb. lots of'metal. Cooked In Pure Healthy Peanut Oil Batter Dipped Hatfield, who is married and Extra. Extra Lean has five children, then digs into the ground and comes up with a Fresh to Perfection wools/acrylics/ penny, nickel, dime, quarter, or cottons/ GROUND ROUND more often — a bottle cap. blends Hatfield says he “has pock- TREAT MOM TO DINNER AT HOME 5-lb. lots la 5 Lb. Loti quite a bit of change” 54”/60" Wide wbileesing his device in a local park. But be says the bunting FREEZElTbEPT was much better last summer Locations at FAMILY BOAT on tbe ski slopes. 401 Center St. “Obviously, a great many 10 Pcs. Fish. Large Order Chips SIDES skiers didn’t have their money Manchester HINDS in a snug place when they hit VISA-MATIC SHOPPING CARTS Pt. of Coie Slaw, Serves a Family of 5 SO-FRO FPBRICSl the snow,” he said. SERVICE BAKERY a t CARRY OUT BUNDLE SERVICE 1949 SUM Deane Hwy. « 89* What does Hatfield plan to do Visa Matic carta make shopping a breeze. They hold more 95 Treat youraaM and your family to the gpodness, the freshness Rocky Hill ^ always first quality fabrics with the “ fortune” he has food without massy pUa-upa. sHmlnate stooping and bondk^ Altar your food purctwaas ara ciarafuuy pacKad, a Top Notch a t ovsn-fraah baked goods, made 6y our own inaster 32 Now Britain Ave. cal, MriippM and Qaick Fnzau te yaur tp a d fld litn at at aitpi "baa boy”wHlc^yourordaroutandplacait(»refulyinyour and when you rea^ the check-out counter, you don t havato sm aiittl?’ in our owrtovana, uafcig only the purest of m g r^ n ts . Stop in Ptainville FBI. SAT. charia. Um RrailaUa VLaf^HhidaiMlVLafaSidaalllM abeva pikai. Right now he’s unload the cart. A courteous check-out cashier does aH the CALDOR’S s h o p p in g c e n t e r cau^You wHI never have to drive up to pick up your order or at our aaivicabakaiydapartrnant and give your tamUyaUeall a SUN. . dlisuBy to pay for his coin-find­ dexige around shopping (xrta. in a Top Notch parking loL work tor youl 1151 TOLLAND TPKE. - EXIT 93 At 1-86 er, which cost $140. TEL. 646-7728 PAGE TWgNTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 21, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester^ Conn., Wed., Feb. 21, 1973'^ PAGE TWENTY-ONE Treasury To Recompute Japanese Police Launching

You'll find Rev-Sharing Formula Save on Battle Against Gangsters these great many more in our tfy MITSUO KIMURA But meanwhile the thugs WASHINGTON (AP) - The Mayor Julius Wilensky had Stop & Shop kidnaping, the streets of Tokyo 64 gangland fights that left 11 The 4th District Connecticut TOKYO (AP) - How so? have invented a new crimiiud federal Treasury Department asked the Treasury store! and other m ajor cities are persons dead last year, he Republican said at the time this .. values! Fatdily of Godfather has lin e — m a n a g e m e n t will recompute revenue sharing Department’s Office of generally safe all night. added. formula was "inequitable” j honorable Japanese branch? bladanailing. allotments due to Connecticut Revenue Sharing to re-examine But police have become The aim of the merger ap­ because some communities Not exactly, bat the Japanese^ Hibrabayashi said it usually municipalities using a new the old formula under which a worried about a merger parently is to provide stronger maintain small school budgets national police are concerned begins when gang members formula to determine the community’s adjusted tax rate between the Japanese un­ opposition to police by while using funds from other '; enough hbout organized crime gain information about inapx adjusted tax rate of local was computed by subtracting derworld’s top two rivakgangs presenting a united, front. But budgets, like the general fund, ' to have launched Operation propriate accounting in a com*' governments, U.S. Rep. federal and state aid from the and their moves toward Hirabayashi doesn’t see it as an to meet school expenses. Crush and Cleaning against pany’s financial affairs or Stewart B. McKinney, R-Conn., school budget. muscling into above-board end to struggle for power mobsters at work in this land of something shady in the.private said Tuesday. businesses. between the gangs and their law and oi^er. lives ofepmpanj^ qfficlids. Then The readjustment will mean Hirabayashi said the merger factions. they demand money under the "increased revenue for most The best , Police say'the estimated of the Yamaguchi-Gumi Gang “ As long as Yamaguchi-Gumi tfareaV of making such Connecticut municipalities,” Cable Cars Tourist Lure 124,00() Japanese gangsters run from Kobe in western Japan sticks to its ambition,” he said, information public. McKinney said, adding that the gambliiig and loan sharking ,and the Inagawa-Kai from “ there will be bloodshed.” operations, drug trafficking and Police believe “ at least 54 Treasury hopes to get the job oiunent of tourism in the Mt. Tokyo reflects a move by the The merged gangs also are NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) companies and 10 city banks’ ’ done before April 1 so quarterly Kenya and Aberdare regions in business shakedowns. They are Yamaguchi-Gumi mob to seeking wider influence in — Tourists may soon be were v|btims of this typb revenue sharing checks due the western part of the country trying to infiltrate legitimate become the “ underworld ruler” legitimate taxi fleets, construc­ viewing v^ldlife in Kenya’s blackmail last year. that month will reflect the has proposed the use of cable business. without a gang war. tion firms, tourists hotels and Mt. Kenya region from the rela­ of this week s They are well bankrolled for "This is a crime hard tq changes. cars to open up the area to “ We regard this merger as night clubs, authorities said. tive safety of cable cars high detect because of our nature to McKinney said he has not tourism. the expansion. Kazuo Yamaguchi-Gumi’s major step Japan’s economic boom overhead. conceal our weaknesses,” received a full text of the Tourism, which brings in Hirabayashi, superintendent of in Tokyo, where its influence means money in these fields. The cable cars would be the “ Hirabayashi said. department's new formula but about 450,000 free-spending the National Police Agency, has been little,” he added in an The investments also give flrst to go into operation in an The director-general of the said it will be published later American. European and Japa­ said authorities confiscated interview. underworld groups the oppor­ independent black African na­ about $9 million in raids on He said more than 30 per cent tunity to claim they no longer National Police Agency, Mikio this week. tion. nese tourists every year, is mini-pricing gambling dives alone last year. of nearly 11,000 gangsters n e ^ to deal in illeg^ activities. Takahashi, said last month he He said that some three Koiya’s Uggest single source of An Austrian government- will set up a special coimnittee Double Trouble months ago he and Stamford revenue. Like many other things, arrested since 1962 came from Such action, Hirabayashi sponsored report on the devel- of police, business and tax crime is different in Japan. the Yamaguchi-Gumi. said, "helps big bosses claim With hdppy toothless grins, six-year-old twin sisters June together as they learn to ski at Mittersill ski area in FYan- they now are businessmen who officials to deal with this kind of Although there are burglaries Rivalries in the Yamaguchi and and Jean Wetenhall of Greenwich share their spills conia, N.H. (AP photo) and an occasional killing or Inagawa groups triggered 37 of contribute to social progress.” ■ blackmail. ENTER specials! ^ ★ A ‘ ■ ' Life Is Difficult !HILLY final week spirit oi our Fdr Families Of i ! T h e Moments From Freedom mast Viet Cong women, who had been prisoners of war, look Irish Internees somber as they await release this week on the North M is s Vietnamese side of Vietnam’s Thach Han River. Unlike By JULIE FLINT FIRST NATIONAl STORES BdHaiii baby to her, a grubby face men prisoners, the women were not required to take off Shank Portion I Aggocialed Pregg Writer framed in curls. “ But Joseph clothes given them by the South Vietnamese authorities. (water added) BELFAST, Northern Ireland won’t go. He won’t go to Long (AP) — A heavy armored car Kesh either.” (A P photo) Glaze and heat for a delicious crawled between the deserted E a s t hot dinner. sidewalks of Monagh Road, Use the left turret turning. Children overs for gathered to hurl stones at it, Soviet Communist sandwiches BONELESS ROAST & STEAK SALE! and salads. aiming for the slits and the Berdon hidden British eyes inside. Of Party Conducting Joseph Hyland, a 30-year-old Protests butcher, was arrested by the OP ROUND STEAK Cooked Hams.’saSSi Ham Steaks<’A%41 British military in a midnight Fixed Fees Member Purge swoop 17 months ago and BoRaliss USOA Choice FRESH CHICKEN FallyCoolml $109 imprisoned indefinitely without PORK SALE! T h e R iv e r •attf Mided JL e WASHINGTON (AP) - Quarter Loin Equal MN If llM m il $ep«lir Colonial Semi-Boneless Ham Tender Mealy Treat trial at L«ng Kesh internment Amount of Sirloin Hip iM Hivirfil stMks For The Kids The main targets of the purge camp. Connecticut State Treasurer Poik Chops and Center Chops Legs 75; By ROGER LEDDINGTON Robert I. Berdon took his case yw eaa bnll - Um are those who have contributed Like hundreds of other Everyones Associated Press Writer against mandatory minimum tM M m l cal tl III MOSCOW (AP) — Millions of to the failure of many of the ‘‘Quality-Protected'* U.S.D.A. Choice Beef! Roman Catholic families in Pork Ribs 89a Dnunsticks Favorite 79; party’s national economic Northern Ireland, his young stock brokers’ fees to Congress C o n te s t comrades are being Boneless - Cut «? Whole or Split Tuesday. From Rib Section 1 investigated to determine their plans. wife and four children were left Pork Loin F a» Boneless USDA Choice Beef Boneless USDA Choice Beef Breasts One Price Only 89; A few party officials are im­ to fend for themselves, mainly Berdon has obtained a seat on fitness to carry the little red the P&M Stock Exchange for card that labels them among mune. They include Brezhnev, with welfare aid from the r ? Top Ronad Bottom ROUND Skinless RUSH A RECENT PHOTOGRAPH his 14 colleagues on the government that imprisoned Connecticut Nutmeg Securities, Pork Chops Boneless Breast the elite — members of the Inc., which enables his state to Soviet Communist party. Politburo, the military their menfolk as terrorist Name - Address - and - Ago suspects. avoid paying Brokers’ fees on Mr, DoHSp^'als! Roasts Roasts It’s the first party purge in 19 leadership and scientific elite. Chuck Roast r? f^irst O' the Fresh! stock transactions made on The purge, which began last -^rs.:,Hyland s^ s tjiatjo thq,,^ ir- Iii'iiti iiih tilt ] years. "^half of Its pension funds. Every one of the nation’s fall, is the sixth in Soviet best of her knowfcdge her Boneless USOA. Choice Beef Boneless USDA Choice Beef However, Connecticut’s Krakus |j, history. The worst was one of BONELESS iuisband had no interest in Imported Chopped Ham 79‘ To: MSS EAST OF THE MVER 14,455,321 card holders is sub­ exchange membership is TEMPLE Stalin’s in the 1930s, when W ow. . . what a budget politics. On that particular Swiss Cheese Austrian t 65' ject to the purge. It will take threatened by a new rule Top Sirioin BackRnmp 1 nearly a million party members stretching price! Per­ September night, she says, he 159 59 two years to complete, and no adopted by the Securities and German Bologna ib 99' one knows how many will be were shot. But Brezhnev has fect for your pot roast was returning with a friend WMF - y dinner . . . serve with Exchange Commission. Roasts 1 Ib ORANGES expelled from the party. assured the people that “ under from a charity concerW*^ Turkey Roll *VT 95' Roasts J P.O. Rox 1230 Manchester Conn. 06040 current conditions, the party fresh corn. The family collects $48 a Berdon told the Senate A tame version of Mao Tse- Subcommittee on Securities Roast Beef lisorchLe 69' Juicy tm t can keep its ranks pure without week in state welfare, compen­ Boneless liSOA Choice Beef Boneless USDA Choice Beef Appiicants must reside East of the River. tung’s Cultural Revolution, the that the SEC has acted more in Available in Slores with Service Deli Dept ifld $0 resorting to such measures.” sation lor Sammy Hyland’s u ty to Winner win receive many prizes and will appear at local “ card exchange” was devised the interests of “ The private The leaders also have another “ unemployment.” At least a by party chieftain Leonid cartel on Wall Street” than in Top Sitloin Tendeinive PMI ninctlohs purpose to keep party Calif. Chuck Roast 95t Cube Steak cJl.S8. third of this goes on food Seafood Favorites! Brezhnev two years ago to the interests of the public. membership down to a con­ parcels to Long Kesh, where Cranberry, Cranberry-Apple, Cranberry-Orange “ cleanse” the party of “ passive “ To allow the exchanges to Steaks. 1«? Steaks ROUND r . trollable number. Since Stalin’s prisoners say meals are lb 1 2 9 and indifferent” comrades. SALE THRU SATURDAY, FEB. 24. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES. enforce minimum commissions King Crab Claws '“K r SPONSORED BY THE death in 1953, membership has inedible. “ Special investigative while restricting memberships Pork Sausage Ocean Spray * ■ • 69' increased 110 per cent. “ We send four to five parcels Red Snapper Fillet lb 99' Swift Premium Bacon Oscar Mayer EAST OF THE RIVER ASSOCIATION committees have been set up at California Navel on the exchange is contrary to A v t o t o t o l A t f i Red Delicious ^ ib The memory of Alexander a week,” says Mrs. Hyland. USNol2j Mm every level of society — from law, not in the public interest, Smoked Cod Fillet "> 89' Colonial Sliced Bacgn 'A' Oscar Mayer Ham Slices Dubcek’s 1968 attempt to put “ a "Chickens, stews, eggs and the small state farm to and punitive to the millions of lb 1 5 9 human face on socialism” in bacon and that. Cigarettes too. Jumbo Shrimpo’s Rath’s sliced Bacon pxg Celebrity Sliced Picnic OFFICERS government ministries — to Groml Beef persons who rely upon the Carrots 2“'“35' Czechoslovakia is a strong But not all the parcels get there study members’ "everyday X I investment performance of Fish Cakes reminder of what can happen Smoked Shoulder TOP NOTCH DISCOUNT FOODS behavior, and ideological, Our most governmental trust funds,’’ when the ranks swell. The ■i Ju in goodness, great ' An equal amount, more or Fish Sticks Prices in this Ad Effective .Tuesday, Feb 20 Green Cabbage 12> East Hartford and Manchastar political and professional stan­ economical Berdon said. Thru Saturday. Feb 24. 1973 Czechoslovak Conununist Par­ ground beef. , afternoon snack. lejs, is spent on feeding the dards.” Berdon’s position is that ty then was the largest in the Great for family, leaving about $12 for Behind the ideological spaghetti, chilli either the fixed commissions WATKINS BROS., INC. world in proportion to the the weekly rent and usually H A T r PINEAPPLE Manchester rhetoric is a determined and casseroles. should be abolished, or that national population. Moscow nothing left over. Other RICHMOND GEISHA LIGHT NAZOLA U U i i L GRAPEFRUIT Kremlin effort to boost the Connecticut and other states believed the reform movement expenses such as clothes or MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD stagnant economy, revitalize should be allowed to buy and that produced Dubcek resulted treats are taken from the food Manchester party ranks, crush growing cor­ Lean Ground Beef 99f. sell stocks through their own SWEET PEAS CHUNK TUNA CORN OIL JUICE DRINK from the orthodox Communist NO TTO EXCEED 24%FAT. allowance of the family’s ruption and strengthen the brokerage affiliates. leaders’ inability to educate dwindling savings. Tender ;weet Peas III VJII For Salads & Cooking Pink or Regular J.D. REAL ESTATE CO., INC. party’s influence in Soviet The SEC, however, has and control all the new Lean^iEErBeefBEEF Patties Four weeks after Sammy was Manchester society. NOT TO EXCEED 24%FAT. Fresh Corn Ftertdi 5 -5 9 * proposed to keep the minimum members. interned, the 9-month-old baby Members have had to turn in fees and to deny exchange their cards for renewal. Only was found convulsed at the DeGEMMlS HOUSE OF CLOTHING family home in Turf Lodge. One membership to any broker y peas those whose records meet the MILKMEN bll Glastonbury of Belfast’s toughest Catholic which does all of its business required standards will get TO THE RESCUE ■ with one client. This would 4M quarters. WINF/CBS RADIO them back with the stamp of ap­ MANCHESTER, England affect Connecticut Nutmeg (AP) — Manchester milkmen It was the first of four fits. Manchester proval as the "finest, worthiest s t o p & S h o p F r e n c h F r i e s pn*;; Sun Glory Beverages bn” Securities, Inc., which 'acts are getting together to aid old Doctors could find nothing 39 78 representatives of the Soviet 29 exclusively for the state. folks who are ill and alone in Ellictm Ibra Sat, Fib. 24. IM I om pb| p« ou t ■!»! SS pbicbm t IMi cwpat I CflKlin Him Sil, Fib. 24. UWt m W pti catL altb tS parcbm A IMf o physically wrong with the child, people.” Before opening its hearing YOUR GIFT GALLERY their homes. HataptawpOi Pauline. They said she was Farfn Fre&i Dairy Buy^ St Bakery! Party members control vir­ Tuesday, the Securities Sub­ (Watkins Bros., Manchester) Their assignment is to spot simply unhappy, “ annoyed” tually every aspect of political, committee of the Senate Com­ the tell-tale distress si^ ais of about something. Finast-AII Varieties military and economic life in mittee on Banking, Housing and unopened milk bottles piling up At the same time, 4-year-old this county. Urban Affairs released a report on the porch. In an emergency Katherine developed a nervous Numbering only 6 per cent of Monday in which it YOGURT Right Gnaid Junior Pies v they will use a special tele­ disease and spent the next 12 DIRECTORS the population, they wield at recommended elimination of phone link to call in the social Jiffy Mix X' Frozen Orange Juice » months in and out of hospital. D r a o H Country style. Cracked wheat O least 95 per cent of the power. fixed fees on all stock transac­ 87' Size Bandaid Brand 59' D lU d U Swedish Rye, Oatmeal O service department. (Ihdln Ibia Sal, Fdi. 24. UaiH oa, pH ati'aail. wllb J5»afcbaia»lbl$toapaa.j tHtcllwlbia8tt,F,b.24.UiiilteaaciaiatowtwHbBpatcba»abllila44bpaa.| Of late, Mrs. Hyland says, u m m a m i i 'M Ragulir or Supar D o n u t s Sugar. Cinnamon MARLBOROUGH COUNTRY BARN PROF. REMODELING ai4a»ainp«lm1l things in the neighborhood have tions of institutional size. Save! Modess ^*7 88' CONSULTANTS ^ been. quiet. Just two bomb ^89‘ Size Herbal EsMn<» Slumpoo 49' Hamburg or Hot Dog Rolls PERFORMANCE PLUS HaKbstttr Pillsbury Buttermilk Stop & Shop blasts and a bit of shooting last 5-1 1.19 Size Polident a i "iT 86' Big Round Top Bread 4 week, and a bullet through the MMidioslir FinGERALD FORD Sbop>Shop or front door. Finast - Soft Boil in Bag - 5 oz pkg Ballard Coal Dealers l i c M s Biscuits Cream Cheese “ It’s'very frightening for the PYROFAX GAS CO. EHacIhn tbia Sal, FW. 24. Unb m i pb| ik these i m E IlK to Uua Sal, Fab, 24. L M aaa pb| kids,” she says quietly. "I bring Salisbury steak Sssib WU m t pa< casbaar «llb SS laicbaaMd INa CNpaa. p« c m a m «Hk n piK lun Md IMS CMPM. Margarine TURNPIKE TV & APPLIANCES Fleischmann's Mrs. Filbert’s them in every night at six Feeling Pinch COACHLITE DINNER THEATER HMKlwtter o’clock, and if there’s shooting I Kraft Cheese D.t’. sbi □ Finast Orange □ Totem Trash Bags 59' Tree Tavern ’^“69' R^ular Margarine Colden Quarters get all the wee ones and go into Finast Sour Cream □ Peter Pan ’5u“ 5 9 * □ Penn Dutch Noodles 39' Medium WvaiMiite PolBl the back of the house.” Finast Asparagus 73' MOBIL SERVICE CENTER Margarine $1 5 or ST. JOHN’S, Nfld. (AP) □ Tomatoes Richmond VffllM Unlike many Catholic wives Churny Caljack □ Vlasic Pickles ^tr-49' Pepperidge Farm 4 pkgs *1 47« llbpkg O f B i r d s E y e oNme C o b Spic& Span Cleaner In the neighborhood, Mrs. — Coal dealers in New­ $1 Deep Fri 9 or SOUTH GLASTONBURY Schorr Pickles □ Nestles Mprsels pT 4 9 ' p Bounty Towels t^set Ore Ida Shoestring Potatoes pkg GLASTONBURY OTIZEN 4 e a r pkg Hyland holds no grudge against 29' 54ozbox foundland are going out of Eggplant to or VILIAGE & ASSN. • - EllectivethruSatufdayFbb.24 EtlecUve thru Saturday, Feb. 24. the British army. PJIh □ Red RosO'Tea Bags 99' 0 Finish Dish Detergent Tree Tavern Parmigiana pkg 65' WlUf this coupon. Limit ont phf por customer. business. di this coupon. Umit one box per cutonwr “ If any of them get shot I feel And the smoke signals are S u n sh in e N a b isco l!Biabcp»ahcpoe sorry for them. I’m not bitter beginning to disappear. In the against them. If I had to help Sea Rounds Crackers C heez-lt old days, people in the outports Stewed Tomatoes Rival Dog Food TOWN SHOW them I would, no matter who.” peeped out their windows each Libby’s Pineapple THURSDAY She niakes no mention of morning to see the smoke from Beet • One Free r 43® ' : N e s t l e ’ s cookie m |x i harassment by British troops, a their neighbors’ chimneys, sig­ can wilh purchase 1 % m ^ Slited 2 J « 5 0 * of live cans J L 9:06 to 10 A.M. 1-,^. 13 02 pkg 1 long-atending complaint among nifying it was life As usual. ' ■ .1 * Eltactivo thru Saturday, Fob. 24. ' Catholics. Only when pressed Like the old kerosene lamp in Mayor’s Report — With this coupon. Umit one pkf per cuitonwr. does she suggest the behavior of the window at dusk, the morn­ jatepbOhopoe]] Chamber News P illsb u ry Mrs. Filbert’s som e soldiers is less than ing smoke from burning coal II ? 3 IS 51 i Cresant Rolls Soft (iolden exemplary. was a signal that all wqs well in III Events — Meetings “ They cmne to the door at the home of a widow or other IL ____ , Margarine c c (t dWard purdW M of one pkg 25 jToward purchase of one 54 oz pkg | I s Toward purchase or one 2 lb can I Toward purchase of one 22 oz bO In Greater Mancheeter without It, night, asking If Sammy’s home lone dweller. llbpKg But the kerosene lamp and Bes Pak Spic & Span Chock Full O’Nuts Dove you’re not with H. ?g 0 0 yet, where so-and-so lives. Then i they go round to the back and the cast-iron wood and coal Trash Lifters-•■•via s j i “ ''cieaner ^ 1 1 UoffM Liquid Detergmt ValMThfu' ■ S c f^lidTImlValid TIvuFebrlM i pull the clothes line down, with stove now are in disfavor I among most Newfoundland all the things in the mud. u l i n F i u s o homeowners who are opting for *"nie girls go out and talk to MUSIC PAOIO Mrs. Filbert's 52* electricity, oil and gas. the soldiers.” She hugged the UM rnww a« owe w IMI ouMkiM M rs . Filbert’s 9Mk C o rn Oil Margarine lib pkg 49o ' •« ,

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Feb. 21. 1973-P A G E TWENTY-THREE Pi^Gag T T O ffY -T W O — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., We)l.; Feb. 21, 1973

Scholastic (X] Scoreboard lEl i Defense Features Ex-Amateur4 Star I Tribe^ Down 2 0 Points^ Basketball Herald Angle ______\ Ellington (64) B F Pts Harned « 4 16 Pro Basketball Bull Triumph Flint 8 1 17 In East, Hoop Witt By Earl Yost NBA Basch 11 2 24 Rich in Pro Debut j Foe Champ 1 0 2 Tuesday’s Games NEW YORK (AP) — “ We were long overdue in beating Fights Back^ Hayes I 0 2 Boston 197, Phoenix 97 Lanz 1 1 3 Ei Coriolir 44to Eagles turned the game into taking $14,700 in point money Los Angeles,” Chicago’s Chet Walker said. By Dick Ledbetter Sports Editor ROTONDA WEST, Fla. “ We’ve got a dream house in Buffalo 113, Kansas* City- P a laugher. Led by the and a $^,()00 bonus guaranteed Totals 28 8 64 1 Gem (AP) — “It’s a lot more” the Westwood section of Los Omaha 106 ^ ^ Chet Walker is a master of Employing its best to the No. 1 man over-all. Tolland (59) 5 llarteas tremendous rebound of Angeles, near the UCLA Milwaukee 118, Cleveland 100 the understatement. B y Demn Yoat Without notice, B F PU defense o f the year,* Elast 2 MeSria scary to compete for 'Killy rallied with a second to Fleet 4 2 10 McKeon and the shooting of campus,” 22-year-old Pam said New York 110, Portland 106 The Bulls, who were literally ■t Gurisan and Tom Manchester cut the margin Catholic raced to a 60-38 3 K eam money,” said Bob Seagren’s Hayes in the 100-yard dash, a Charland 8 0 18 1 WbeRa Whelton, East took (control when it ended Tuesday. Chicago 110, Los Angeles 89 Bianchi blown off the court by the i to net 25 o f down to 51-41 on McCurry’s Kalagher 5 1 11 victory over St. Paul’s last 2 Rtoao blonde wife Pam. “I’ve second to the heavily-favored Duel! 5 2 12 in the third period. Team Lxtra Added Attractions “ When Bob was running first Golden State 118, Atlanta 115 Lakers in last year’s playoffs, tries as Manchester two foul shots with 3:05 left. 0 CkBMiiU never seen him so nervous, Laver in table tennis, a fburth Gumon 2 2 8 nighL The win gives East a 0 ReyaoMc in the half-mile race, I could Only games scheduled had lost 11 in a row to the werca m e a 29 point Benedik 0 2 2 defense held the Falcwis to The Greater Hartford Open Golf Tournament won’t be in the half-mile and third in the Penney rallied briefly and 14-5 slate and a 6-3 m ark in 4 A a d c m so edgy, so hungry to win.” see our house riding on his ABA National Basketball 0 D. Soacier just six points and East the only major state sports attraction with a Hollywood bike race. The Frenchman Elated to defeat a spirited entered the hectic final eight Totals 25 9 59 the HCC. And how he won. back.” Tuesday's Games Association’s reigning cham­ 1 Wckr owned the backboards. touch. The Aetna World Cup Tennis,Tournament will also I team last night minutes leading, 59-46. 6 Nolea After many years as a great Eight of his competitors are earned $23,400 for second place Rorkvllle (74) “This was the best team Carolina 123, New Ydrk 106 pions. io E a st H artford, 75-74. Outscoring St. Paul’s by feature a procelebrity match on March 8 at Trinity amateur pole vaulter, the 26- $100,000-a-year athletes or over-all despite not winning an ^ Two field goals and a B F PU defense of the season,” leT otab 22 ■ ■ Memphis 107, Virginia 103 Until Tuesday night. nine points. East entered the ^ College. The guests will be Bill Cosby and Jim Franciscus. ]^ear-old Californian became a event. The oi|»4od-tack, cliff successful one-and-one foul Krajewski 8 13 29 Coach Stan Ogrodnik >|3S| better, including heavyweight Dallas 119, Indiana 112 In Loss Taking advantage of the Hoermann final period ahead, 35-24. \ They will be paired with two of the touring pros. Tickets pro and outclassed nine of the boxer Joe Frazier, football Laver also came on strong, silt-twisting thriller conversion, saw Manchester McDevitt Only games scheduleld absence of the Lakers’ injured stressed after the contest. most honored athletes in the taking first place in table tennis Bv The Associated Press w a s wiewed bjr a capacity Chuck The fourth quarter was all > for all matches will go jjn sale this weekend at the Aetna quarterback John Unitas, skier Jery West, Chicago ran away pull to 59-52. Parzyeh “ The 38 points is the fewest and second in the bike event, East. Gorra, McKeon and Life & Casualty Office in Hartford...The GHO will feature world. Jean-Claude Killy, tennis ace from them in the fourth quarter crovd of 1,.500 at the /. Manchester combined a Smitn scored against the Eagle Seagren won four of 10 events deadlocking first-day leader Pro Hockey Virginia Cqach A1 Bianchi Carter Marty Kearns all provided Sammy Davis or. and at least a dozen well-known figures Rod Laver, basketball’s Elvin for a 103-89 victory, the first by three-point play with a hoop Powers defense this year’ in a unique two-day sports Revson for No. 3 over-all. They was happy — not because his scoring and the whole team from the entertainment field for the Labor Day weekend Hayes, hockey’s,. Rod Gilbert, NHL the Bulls over Los Angeles t ticks left on the and trailed 59-57. Carlson Sizer competition known as the made $13,100 apiece. Squires had lost, but because Skoiy “This was a good team race driver Peter Revson and Tuesday's (>umes since Oct. 22, 1971. played defense. Whelton promotion at the Wethersfield Country Club ... The Seagren’s total of 49 points they hadn’t gotten clobbered. k io the final period, was fouled by Penney’s effort. One of the best 21 TotaU IC CS Superstars, featuring athletic baseball star Johnny Bench. Pittsburgh 4, New York In other NBA games, Boston Totals 24 26 74 directed a deliberate attack Hartford Jaycees would foster much better press relations was followed by Killy at 28, “ I thought that, early in the e RoliiDssn, of Penney, Larry Ahl, his fifth. He left efforts of the year,” Ogrod­ SomatlBlflt-lSEiBt heroes competing in events Bowler Jim Stefanich Islanders 0 beat Phoenix 107-97, New York Wind.or Looks (61) which offset any defense the if they would restrict their next pre-GHO press confab to Revson and Laver with 27, game, they, had a chance to e the floor's length and the floor but argued with the B F PU nik commented. “ If we can other than those for which they averages $50,000 annually. Boston 7, Vancouver 6 nipped Portland 110-106, working members only. blow us out,” he said of the a cnraer jump shot to Flynn ni^t with 10 markers, in­ Falcons attempted. Mark are famous. Seagren won weightlifting, Bench 26, Hayes 24, Gilbert and Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 3 ref who immediately King do this well against Xavier, Memphis Tams. ‘T was happy Milwaukee turned back Noon’s outside ^ ots was the His first check as a pro: baseball hitting, the half-mile Stefanich 17V^ apiece and Only games scheduled tout front, 74-73. slapped on a technical foul. Baiboni we’ll be ready for the cluding 6 fo r 6 finom the to see us hang in there, because Cleveland 118-100, Buffalo beat Mitcheii only offense the Falcons $39,700. run and a one-mile bicycle race. Frazier and Unitas 12 apiece. WHA Maorhester then went Carlson sank both foul tries, charity stripe, and grabbled Here ‘ n There we’ve been blown out a lot Kansas City-Omaha 113-106 and Senfonte tournament.” Tuesday’s Games doaotuoit only to lose the and successfully converted Salvatore 17 rebounds. could muster. A last second lately. Golden State defeated Atlanta Kurt Carlson Tom Tucker Luscuskas The Eagles played a very Tom Kelley, winner of a coveted Gold Key last January Cleveland 5, Alberta 4 U l. hot it was kicked by Play was slow the entire shot by Steve Anderson “ But when we made our run 118-115. the technical shot and intelligent gam e. St. Paul’s from the Connecticut Sports Writers’ Alliance, writes Chicago 4, Quebec 2 Pewn^ to give the locals Touts 21 17 61 ended the scoring with East at them, they had the poise they “I don’t think we were Haberern tapped in a shot. threw up several different first half, and was from Florida that the weather has been in the high 70’s Los Angeles 4, Ottawa 2 the victory, 60-38. needed and they got the big psyched out in trying to beat ■nr fife Ao inbounds pass eliminated for tournament tent with making foul shots Then with 4:17 left, South Windsor (64) defenses and East deadlocked AO at the first during the day with cool -in the 40’s- evenings. When the Philadelphia 4, New England B F PU Noon was the only Falcon hoop when they needed it.” them,” Walker said of the went to Coonie McCurry consideration long ago, and in the first quarter, Penney Carlson’s hook shot ripped responded with an offense to whistle. 2 Wayner baseball camps open, the retired Manchester High The Squires, trailing virtually Lakers. “ But most of our Witt foor seconds left. He sports a 3-14 CCIL and 3-16 Kelley The second period was in double figures with 16. Only games scheduled was sinking field goals and the cords and Manchester stop whatever they tried. baseball coach will make a swing from site to site. the entire way Tuesday night, games have been close and a iwrwrd to Chiison, who let J. Hoyt East will close out its overall. The Indians, which e n jo y e d a 24-19; m a rgin had eaten up the 20-point Kelley There was balanced hardly any faster. East went Meanwhile, he’s getting in a few rounds of golf ... Profit sliced the Memphis lead to 103- couple of breaks would have Goodwin regular season schedule go a S4ioot jomp shot which missed the qualification by a entering the second eight deficit. scoring for East. Bill Gorra to a naming offense and from the Gold Key Dinner will be distributed to a number 102 with 40 seconds to play as won half of them. B. Hoyt Thursday night at the the nets, to give lone game, ended the season minutes. Reeves led with 18 points. He was Gorra put inside shots in for of well-known charities in Connectcut including the Virginia rookie George Gervin "In all honesty, when LA the victory. Kubis Eagles’ Nes against Xavier Ollie Matson loses a player like Jerry West, at 9-9 in CCIL and 9-10 Being held scoi'eless for “ It was a super defense in Hill nine out of 10 from the field. the Eiagles. Both teams Mansfield State Training School and the Newington Home popped in five quick points. But High of Middletown] East you have to expect to have a The ootiag; meant nothing overall. four minutes, ! Penney the second half that did the Fidler Joe Whelton was next with played exceDeiit ilefense and and Hospital for Crippled Children ... The Bristol Signs to Coach George Thompson responded lo tte dalK. Penney was Hauck won an earlier meeting, 46-. with a field goal and George much easier time because LA While the Tribe was con- opened a sizeable 40-20 ad­ trick,” smiled Tribe mentor Boucher 17 markers and five assists. East led at half 20-18. Champlains and New Britain Frontenacs clash Thursday 44. Lehmann added a pair of free relys on West and we don’t have vantage. Manchester began Jim Moriarty. “ Maloney John McKeon had a fine In the second half, the night in the final match of the regular season in the SAN DIEGO (AP) - The first «SHBHH8H81»88»8B8«Si&SW*:iSS5K*y*::%:S5^ Totals 25 14 64 throws to sew up the Tams’ 107- a team where any one player is to pec away at the deficit came off the bench and per­ Southington (42) Southern New England Hockey League in South Windsor. rule in the unwritten handbook 103 victory. that important,” Walker said. formed flawlessly. We knew B F PU for new football coaches is, and narrowed it to 47-31 at 0 0 0 Only the winner will qualify for the playoffs which start Even without West the Bailey never hire an assistant who’s “ This was a good win for us,” Sport Slate intermission. all along of his defensive Beaudry Saturday night. Lakers were tough, coming to Aiwels College Hoop Roundup better known than you. Claude said Memphis Coach Bob Bass. Combined with Tucker ability, but the occasion for Bowling life in the fourth quarter to trim Thesadey J.Brothwell Gilbert’s first act at San Diego “ We knew we had to win and Carlson’s floor play, the his play never came up, until B.Brothwell tonight no matter what New the Chicago lead to 78-75. Hulten Shots Here ‘ f i There State was to break the rule. BASKETBALL, tonight,” Moriarty added. But Walker, who led the Bulls Tribe found a new hero in Michanezyk Gilbert, whose predecessor York did.” Messier HIGH-LOW - Dotty Hutson Name a better free throw shooter in this area than John with 25 points, led a brief surge Xavier ve. East Catholic in Mike Maloney, as the Don Coryell now coaches the What the Nets did was lose -W li Faryniare Ailing Richardson 175, Fran Gallo 178, Sally McKeon of East Catholic High? The tall eager has a in which they outscored Los WhuEsor Locks at backcourt defensive stan­ Carlson ended a brilliant Brennan pro football St. Louis Cardinals, 123-106 to the Carolina. What Bourget 467. Angeles 9-2. Then Dennis dout, turned the game performance. He was 14 of remarkable percentage figure from the 15-foot line ... Ken Tuesday hired probably the that did was allow the Cougars S M B W m isB C vs. Northwest ToUls 13 16 42 to widen their lead over idle Awtrey and Jerry Sloan around. 15 from the line including 13 MOUNTAIN DEW- Lee Bean Smith reports this summer’s Hall of Fame baseball game Cardinals’ all-time most Pad Lead Paces Texas Tech second-place Kentucky to 4Vz sparked another flurry minutes C dhoiic fm West Hartford consecutive bulleyes. Baron (98) 202-490, Jean Archambault 196- at Doubleday Field, Cooperstown, N.Y., on Aug. 6 is a famous player, Ollie Matson, as fh n o tlij VK E. O. Smith at AMHERST, Mass. (AP) - B F PU games in the American later with eight points than sent Manrh**A(er (75) Tucker, also a senior, netted Kowalski 3 3 9 497, Terry Cardile 200-536, complete sellout. Rivals will be the Texas Rangers and offensive backiield coach. Shns Massachusetts posted its eighth P B F PU Ferling NEW YORK (AP) - Texas Tech’s Ron Rkbardson Basketball Association East. the Lakers down to their 15 3 Tucker V, 6 11-14 23 23 markers and was 11 of 14 Emma Aceto 192, Betty Philadelphia Phillies. The stands can accomodate 9,775 Matson, who broke in as a Friday consecutive victory and padded DuPresne climbed out of a sick bed and probably helped push his And, equally important, it defeat in 63 games. 2 Carlson ^ 5 14-15 24 from the stripe. Upton Richardson 467, Pat Musshafen fans. Six thousand tickets were sold the first day. Warren running back with the old its Yankee Conference 1 Stoneman 0 0-00 team to its first Southwest Conference basketball title enabled the Tams to edge VBESTUING Gorski 458. Spahn, the winningest left handed pitcher of all time, will Chicago Cardinals in 1952 and basketball lead by rolling over 3 Haberern 3 3-59 Robinson led Penney’s Levine within 2Va games of fourth- Skate Preltrainaries at 5 Perry 2 1-25 Davis since 1962. be inducted along with George Kelly, Mickey Welch, Billy later played with three other Pro Grid Trial Vermont 82-48 Tuesday night. 3 Sullivan 10-02 attack with 19 tallies while place New York in the scram­ Chrmski “ I was worried about his KRssoiiri upset iNo. 13 Kansas COP WOMEN- Carolyn Wilson National Football League C e o tra l CMEnsecticut State 0 Feeney 0 0-00 Greg Thomas sank 18. Huron Evans and Monte Irvin. Kelly and Welch are deceased ... ble for the division’s final NEW HAVEN (AP) - Yale’s A1 Skinner scored 17 points 2 3-47 clubs, ended his playing career 3 McCurry Wayne stamina before the game but he State OMS. 186498, Bev Spillane 182477, New York Jet lineman Winston Hill is the son of a Jim Nottingham says he is and John Murphy had 10 and 15 2 Maloney 2 1-35 Officals' Adamick and in 1967 and was elected to the playoff berth. S d m d s y played more than 30 minutes,” M arqnette Coach Frank Grayce Shea 456, Rose Lapolt going to get a trial as a punter rebounds as Massachusetts Griffin called 50 personal Totals 39 20 98 Methodist minister. Hill conducts services for Jet players pro football Hall of Fame last In the only other ABA game, 22 Totals 21 33-43 75 Rham (55) Texas Tech Coach Gerald McGuire said his team im­ 474, Pat Tobola 452. with the San Francisco 49ers of hiked its record to 15-6, in­ Penney (74) fouls, 22 against Manchester on game dates during the seasdn. The gigantic Hill has Dallas defeated Indiana 119-112. B B E S T U N C B F PU Meyers said after Richardson, proves as it approaches tauraa- year. the National Football League. cluding 8-2 in the conference. P B F PU Oberlander 5 3 13 been an All-Pro for the last seven seasons ... Despite a late Slaie PSH k at Central Connec- 4 Robinson 5 9-12 19 and 28 on Penney. From the sidelined with the flu for the ment time but added he thought ZOD1.4C- Donna Miecakowski Although he was erratic with Vermont is 7-15 over-all and 2-9 Kablik start due to injuries, Boston’s Bobby Orr is the 10th best lia d Skate CUtege 5 Ahl 3 2-28 line the victors were 33-43 Gardiner previous two contests, “ Bowling (keen was a little 183474, Kathy Patulak 197473. only a 34-yard average in in the league. 3 Hannon 2 2-56 and Penney 22-31. Adney spearheaded an overtime surge psyched oat by playhig a highly scorer in the National Hockey League this season. SLU Awaiting Offers SW 1N M IN C 2 Zorzi' 3 0-16 Grenier FLORAL- Jean Archambault punting last fall, Nottingham 4 Shakir 4 3- 4 11 In junior varsity play, Machachlan, Br. Tuesday night as the Raiders ranked team.” Teammate Phil Esposito is well on his way to another said ’Tuesday he didn’t think the C O L Mecfl at Wethersfield 0 0-00 190-528, Betty Bidwell 178, Ruth 0 Howard Lunt defeated Texas 80-77. The Bowliug (keen Cbacfa Pat individual scoring title with Philadelphia’s Bobby Clarke Seek Hockey Club 3 Thomas i 6 6- 7 18 M anchester won 56-50. John Mchchin, Ba Ather 473. For Post-Season Play 49ers “ wouldn’t invite me if 2 Poselenzny 0 0-00 triumph clinched at least a Haley agreed. . MILWAUKEE (AP) - Erwin Koepsel, Jack Maloney, Joe Osbum the only serious challenger at this (lat^ ... One of New they weren't serious.” 3 lentile 0 0-00 Phelps share of the SWC crown and “We were just in awe of them TBACK J. Merar, a Milwaukee 4 Guzzardi 3 0-06 Stankiewicz and Bob BLO.SSOMS- Lorraitte England’s best small college basketball teams, little LAFAYETTE, La. (AP) - selections committee for the Texas Tech needs only one and didn’t play basketball. Southwestern Louisiana Easkero sections at businessman, said Tuesday he Ostberg led the way with 14, Totals 21 13 55 Peterman 139-389, Emily Peck known Bentley College will be in New Britain tonight to National Invitational Tourna­ 28 Totals 26 22-31 74 victory in its final three games They’re the quickest team (AP photo) University will be presumed in­ OO d m ,. f l r l t l and seven associates plan to Score at half 47-31 Penney 135-361. face Central Connecticut. The visitors are 22-2 ... ment, in an interview with the 13, 12 and 10 points. to clinch the title outright and we’ve played. We were out of apply for a National Hockey Springfield Kings are home Friday night with Cincinnati nocent of basketball player States-Item in New Orleans JOE’S represent the conference in the poatioo defensiveiy aO night-”’ Mmdoor Piet Champ League franchise regardless of Joe Frazwr Holds the Inside Position recruiting charges until proven Tuesday. BARBER SHOP Baseball NCAA playoffs for the first Marvin Barnes bucketed 23 REG - John Maiorca 137. and com e right back to entertain Richmond Saturday night whether a rival syndicate lands guilty, according to several “ I would personally consider 24 OAK ST. MANCHESTER N E lF A m rO R D , Mass. (AP) time in 11 years. points and snared 21 reiiomids at the Bay State Civic Center ... Bristol has officially been postseason tournament of­ a World Hockey'Association ELKS - Stan Seymoiu' 136- them one of the top teams — Liiada Rice,. 17, of Norwell SW Keeps Hopes Alive “ Richardson came in real as Providence beat ViDmiova, accepted to membership in the Greater Hartford Twilight ...But Trailed Bob Seagren at the Finish Line ficials. 2 Barbers Every team. under consideration” for the wwB the Niew England Girls Session early and picked us up,” which was hampered fay the 365, A1 Pirkey 165-405, Joe Leqgue. The league dines Saturday night at Willie’s at “ The WHA isn’t the answer And as a result, they say, N ew York tournament, t a d o v taaiB championship by Meyers continued. “ We loss of scoring ace Tom Pagano 148-371, Don Carpenter FrI. and Sat. here,” Merar said. "Milwaukee which time Manchester’s Moriarty’s will be honored as USL’s basketball team is still a Carlesimo added. apijiJ B liic s t ty when Nancy couldn’t have won it without Inglediy. Ihgleshy, who sat out 149, Dick Krol 141-135-395, Gene and Wisconsin have always loop champs. strong contender in the post­ The chairman of the NCAA Jimmy Mistretta will be back to ladi iniini of Andover was Resumes him, although everybody on the most of the game with the iln, Richardson 355, Charles been equated with major league season tournaments. Tournament, Dr. Tom Scott, service his clients Friday and i i i r d to withdraw after four Ellington Erupts team had a big part.” managed only six points—weD Christador 350. Saturday. sports. The WHA is not major N E W Y O R K (AP) - "Southwestern is definitely said USL was also a top con­ g o e s hecause of flu. below his 26.1 paints per game Silas Hits the Boards Richardson bucketed six of being considered,” said Pete league, regardless of what Negotiations between the COMMERCIAL - George tender for his tournament. DeUwe Campbell of Old his 19 points in the overtime average. Carlesimo, chairman of the Marv Fishman says,’’ Major League Baseball Players Greenwich,. Conn., upset For 15th in Row period after Texas erased a Missouri used a donble- Barber 173-397, Tony Yacono Fishman, a local realtor, has Association and the owners Foreman Saluted Mhriianne Ingard of nine-point deficit with five barreled combination of a 140-378, Mike Kelly 161-137-440, been trying to purchase the Playing even for the first three periods, Ellington High’s were scheduled to resume In Sparking Celtics L om toS A . S-1 for the 15 and 16 minutes remaining in regula­ balanced offense and Joe Tremano 137-355,' Fred WHA’s Ottawa Nationals. powerful offense prevailed in handing host Tolland High a today with both sides main­ divisiiuD tiilie. tion play and sent the game into smothering defense for its vic­ Oakes 135-386, Dave Duchemin By Houston Fans 64-59 setback. taining a stern silence over any 152-388, Hoppy Cassidy 143-153- BOSTON (AP) - Veteran a ball in his first season with victory in a 107-97 decision over progress they may or may not extra play. tory over Big Eight Conference Ellington ran their perfect for the position. Bloomfield is 419, Gerry Ridel 148-364, Fred forward Paul Silas enjoys the mighty Boston Celtics. the Phoenix Suns before 9,954 be making. * In games involving nationally leader Kansas State. M aaotai NCCC record to 14-0 and now undefeated and the CVC Riccio 358. Andy Lamoiireaux HOUSTON (AP) — World heavyweight champion hitting the boards in the The 6-foot-7 Silas scored 19 , matinee fans at the Garden. “ There will be ho statements ranked teams. No. 5 Marquette held Kansas State to a scant ■k-k-k-k'k'k-kititickiddfH -k'icifitifkifkiftcickiftritiftfkick stand at 18-1 for the season. champs. 378. George Foreman has single-handedly brought something points and grabbed 22 rebounds “ Silas has been so steady, it’s “LET US until we have something to smothered Bowling Green 84- ' 32.9 per dent Cram the field rugged National Basketball Also, for the Purple knights, it In the night’s other contest. here that fans have been eagerly awaiting for years—a Tuesday as the Celtics posted almost unreal,” Boston Coach announce,” said Dick Moss, at­ 58, No. 7 Providence beat while the Tigers hit 50.7. Association, and he’s having was their 15th straight triumph. Bacon Academy hurried Rham professional sports championship. their seventh consecutive Tommy Heinsohn said. “ He QUOTE” torney for the Players Villanova 86-71 and No. 16 connectiitg on 31 of 67. Tolland’s record is 9-5 in the High, 98-55. It was the final Tennis was just fabulous on the road Association following Ted WDChfaen hanied down a attitude of Jet George do it’ and loop and 13-6 overall! chapter for Rham which ended And when Foremen returned trip, one of the big reasons we A Tuesday’s one-hour meeting. career-high 24 rebounds and COLOGNE, G erm any — George has done it.” NEW CONCEPT South Windsor kept their a disastrous season. Overall, to his hometown Tuesday for Lesson in Defeat won five games in six days. Meanwhile, the New York scored 26 poiids as Ckeigdon Topseeded Marty Riessen, With that, Welch presented “ Paul has been given the job TIRE tournament hopes alfve with a Rham is 2-17. Bacon is 15-3 the first time since knocking COMBINE Times reported in its downed derdand Slate >8-76 Evanston, 111., rallied fot a 7-8, Foreman with the M ^al of the of playing every tough forward sound 64-42 victhry’ over overall. put Joe Frazier to win the title Wednesday editions that a and Seynioar Reed led a 1-6, 6-4 victory over Jeff City of Houston, the highest in the league. He’s really been Southington in a Central Valley I’OLLAND - Breaking at the in Jamaica last month, the city meeting of the Player Relations balanced ofioise with 30 points Borowiak, Berkeley Calif., and award presented by the city. It 76er Players great.” NTO & HOMEOWNERS/TENANT Conference outing, ; half, Ellington and Tolland gave him the red carpet Committee was scheduled for 9 as Bradley whacked Valdosta advanced to the second round of is not often presented. Only a In a move to give 6-foot-9 Rockville High rode Steve were tied at 35-35 and also ^eatment with a parade and a. m. EST, some five hours State 9MK. the Cologne World few of the returning astronauts center Dave Cowens help in the Krajewski’s 29 points to an im­ deadlocked 49-49 going into the ceremonies honoring George SAVE $$$ before negotiations between Bob Sberwin soared 28 points Championship Tennis Tourna­ have received the honor. rebounding department, Boston SALE pressive 74-61 win over Windsor final period. Foreman Day in Houston. Think Positive representatives of the players as Army damped SlerThnack ment. It w a s a m e m o r a b le General Manager Red Free Cherry Soda-•‘ toffee - Balloons - Lollipops Oiuir complete comprehensive homeowners/tenants Locks. The Rams completed John Basch led the Knights’ 102-72 and Dave Edwards Mayor Louie Welch pointed offense with 24 markers while and owners were slated to SALISBURY, Md. - out the dearth of sports homecoming for the modest, Auerbach insisted on Silas in a oormltMinTed with auto coverages provides one the regular season with a 14-4 ponioed in 17 paints in bd[riBg PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Philadelphia 76ers’ lost Don Flint and Chris Harned meet. Topseeded Hie Nastase, championships in the city when patriotic Foreman, who grew deal for the rights to Charlie policy with one low premium. CVe record and 15^4 overall Virginia Commonwealth to an season has taught the team’s players the philosophy of followed with 17 and 16 points. The meeting of the Players Romania, defeated Patrick he introduced Foreman on the up in the rugged Fifth Ward as Scott, who had signed with the mark. Windsor Locks is now 7- 81-74 victoiy over fana. positive thinking. Budget Plans Available Relations Committee could Dupre, Tuscaloosa, Ala., 64,6-3 a street fighter before he got American Basketball 11 and 8-11 overall. In a losing effort, Rene steps of city hall. “ You have to keep your mind Carter said after scoring 23 February then result in a meeting of all 24 in the second round o f the his high school diploma through Association after being drafted OpM B5 P.M . Evenings 7-9 P.M. Call 646-4695 Rockville also claimed sole Charland tossed in 18 tallies. “ We dpn’t get too many together, think positive, don’t points and grabbing 14 rebounds club owners Thursday or $50,000 National Indoor Tennis the Job Corps and became the by the Celtics. possession of second placein the SOUTH WINDSOR - The sports championships here,” let yourself think negative,” in a 114-98 victory over the Friday. Championships. 1968 Olympic heavyweight The Suns tried later to - conference when Bloomfield Bobcats overcame a 24-2f'balf- Welch said. “ The Astros and says Manny Leaks, one of the Knicks Sunday. “ It’s like the 22 23-24 i l . S . A g f n r g . i n c . Cutro To Speak champion. substitute a player for Silas, but bombed Plainviile, 85-58. Plain- time deficit, then rode Ed Oilers seem to have taken the season just started for us ... “ A WEST SIDE MIDGET few players who has been with Auerbach demanded the former a E t o l Ctofw Sheet Manchester. Connecticut 06040 ville and the Rams were tied Kelley’s scoring to victory. l^fick (^Utro, head coach of the ° month ago it would have been Army & Navy Club turned the team throughout its Creighton star. Silas finally Kelley netted 17 markers, 15 Hartfonl Kni^ s , wfll be the unheard of.” Tickets on Sale back WINF last nig|it, 42-32. College Basketball unbelievable run of defeats. became a Celtic last September in the last half. featmed speaker a t 9 Father- “ It’s been unbelievable, Loughery was only a player ANY TIRE IN OUR Craig Kearney collected 19 and, after some trying times, Skip Michanezyk contributed Tickets for Manchester Son Sports ffigfit spoauarod by EAST Ken Schinkel One Up until Coach Roy Rubin was points while Jeff Holt canned 11 unreal,” adds Leaks, who became accustomed to 12 markers for Southington. Community College’s Sacred Heart rharoh,, RL 38. Army 102, Merrimack 72 , joined the National Basketball fired after the NBA All-Star markers. The losers’ Bob Smith Boston’s race horse offense. ROCKVILI.K - Finishing the appearance in the Connec­ Vernon, on Friday. Mtodi 2 at Providence 86, Villanpva 71 Association’s 76ers after four break last month. Loughery is a and John Wieezorek chipped in On Ex-Mate Ingarfield Scott scored 25 'points, his season with three victories in a ticut Community College 6:30. A .5|Mi^ t ti j w t i and Assumption 87, Clark 64 veteran of 10 NBA seasons, six SHOWROOM .ONE PMGE years in the rival American with nine tallies apiece. Mark average, against the Celtics, row, the Rams came up with a Basketball Tournament are two sports fUms wilfbe shown Northeastern W, Brandeis 75 times in the playoffs. He admits /MORIARTY BROTHERS laonne added eight for WINF. By T H E ASSOCIATED couvdr 7-6, and Philadelphia Basketball Association, where but he was overshadowed by balanced attack that saw 10 now on sale at the Student Ac­ before Gatro’s spam : “Bart New Hampshire 71, Holy he played on some good teams. he’s never been through The second game saw,, PRESS edged St. Louis 5-3. Silas as the Celtics hiked their players scoring. tivities’ Office. Reservations Starr on (laartcxhacidBig.”’ and Cross 67 anything like this. Manchester. State BANK Earl Ingarfield and Ken In the World Hockey “ You have to talk to yourself, fabulous record to 51-12, best in Windsor Locks’ Steve may also be made by calling “ Hus is Mrt OouBtiy.” Tickets Fairfield 86, Boston Ui 78 always believe that things will “ This season has been a total routing Nassiff Arms, 54-20. Schinkel were linemates when Association Cleveland nipped the league. Salvatore netted 21 points while 646-4900, Ext. 259. ’The time are fS for fathers, $1 for sons, Boston Col. 88, LeMoyhe 68 get better,” Leaks co^ided. disappointment,” he sighs. Bob Case (13) Dave Chevrette they played together for the Alberta 5-4, Los Angeles The Celtics led 78-72 after Luscuskas added 14. and opponent for play at mtb a niaximimi charge of IS U.Mass. 82, Vermont 48 “ I’ve played on some pretty “ When you hav^ a record like 315 CINTER ST., M ANCHESTER, C O N N .* Phone 643-5135 (11) and John Stratton (10) led New York Rangers a decade downed Ottawa 4-2, Chicago three periods, but Phoenix H E BR O N - F ive Bacon Wesleyan March 2-3 will be per family. Advance Worcester St. 78, Eastern defeated Quebec 4-2 and good t^ m s, so 1 have a better ours, it is very frustrating. You the balanced Bankers’ attack. ago. Now they’re both National rallied to go in front 83-82 with plus Academy players hit double announced this week. A free reservatiousmay be made with Conn. 59 Philadelphia took New England picture of what things can be have to drive yourself to go out Rick Thurston’s nine points was Ho(dtey League coaches with 10 minutes left. Cowens, who appHcaMo figures with Dick Ferling bus will be available, Pat Bob c t m w u ,, t n e m . New Haven 91, Nichols 71 like than most of the guys.” there each night feeling that very different problems in their 4-2. had 12 points in the fourth M . ox. tax radio pragram is on Mistretta reported. tops for the losers. you’ll win. It’s embarrassing. \OfjT leading the way with 20. In a first chance behind the'bench. Shorthanded goals by Jean The 76ers lost 58 of their first quarter, then grabbed a .68 to $3.23 losing cause, Homer Grenier Pronovost in the first period 63 games this season, lost 20 I've never even had a dream The one-on-one basketball Both inherited their jobs in rebound and sank a jump shot scored 20. and Ron Schock in the third straight for a new league like this.” tounrament will begine Friday mid-seasoq and they met for to put Boston in front to stay. helped the Penguins knock off record, and bowed out of the Loughery, however, sees POLYESTER CORD - NYLON CORD • BLACK and WHITEWALLS 2 4 h o u rs a night. The 10-11 age group will the first time Tuesday night John Havlicek led the Celtics CCD Basketball Title the Islanders. Goalie Jim competition for a playoff spot in some light at the end of the long take to the floor at 6 followed by with Schinkel’s Pittsburgh with 26 points, while Cowens hit SOME DISCONTINUED DESIGNS Rutherford blocked 34 shots for the middle of January, earliest tunnel. Second Round Laurels Penguins skating away with a 4- for 20 and had 14 rebounds. lOTS'NEW TIRES - TAKE OFF • SNOW TIRES TaH your bumor to turn in. Our radlo-oqulppod trucks speail our men the 12-13 at 7 and the 14-15 at 8. “There are definite plusses to ths scene of any heating emergency. Feet. Any hour of the day or Captured by St. Jame’s tf triumph over Ingarfield’s the shutout. in league memory. After seven games in 10 days, FIBERQLAS BELTED TIRES Y MIDGETS The 76ers broke their 20-game over the last month, enough to night Including Sundays and holldaysll Gained by St. Bridgets New York Islanders. The vic­ the Celtics get a breather for Wo Welcomo *- Bob Pilver’s 10 points lifted St “We’ve got 18 games left,” losing streak last Wednesday by warrant some winning ahead.” while Jon Lindberg chipped in tory was considerably more the rest of the week. They are MASTER CHARGE - AMERICAN - BANK AMERICARD the Community Y to a 23-19 said Schinkel “ and I think it nipping Milwaukee 106-104. The long run of defeats has St. Bridget's scored a 6349 respectively for the winners. S t M a ig a ct M n y o f South with 11. Bob Dubay canned only important to the PengJSns than idle until playing the Cavaliers Of course, If you have a Heating Oil Service Contract, you’ll triumph over Nassiff. The Windsor battled Moaday at will take 76 points to get into Since then they beat Detroit even gotten to the loyal fans. triumph over St. R ose to Pete Hornat led St. Rose’s three points for the loseri, wto the loss was to the Islanders. in Cleveland Sunday. probably never have to give us an emergency caH. Because losers’ Steve Merz and Mike fourth place.” That’s the final and split a home-and-home Bob Schatzman of Paradise, capture the second round attack with 17 points while EartCatholk High for the CCD were known for their high The Penguins, with only 18' Copeland chipped in eight and scorers. playoff slot and it means the weekend series with the New Pa., a season-ticket bolder of that contract gives you complete assurance of year-round honors in the M anchester Brlen O’Neil also canned 17 rhonqiinudiip. ’flu local array games to play, need every point six markers. boadied Souik Wtodwr, 3M1. Penguins will need 21 points in York Knicks. long standing, travels 120 miles furnace cars for total home heating comfort. Deanery CYO Basketball markers. Lindberg was tremendous off they can manage as the season Manchester Cycle Shop rode their remaining games to make “ We’re a pofessional roundtrip to get to the games. What more could your burner ask? League. St. Bridget’s will now play St. S t J a a a t'a got revenge fiom the boards with help from Sam heaids into its stretch with TIRI MAN past the VFW, 27-20. Scorii^ for basketball team that is playing “ It’s been terrible,” he says. Little League Meets OMshm The score was tied 31-31 at Christopher, first round an earlier^ h m . Bolli drtto Laurie. Jeff Pesco turn^ in a teams battling for playoff it. the winners were Ricky like a professional bartetbaU “ It bothers you mentally to see the half, b u t ^ t . Bridgets’ winners, Sunday at 1:30 at East entered w itt a 7-2 teeonL fine defensive game with Steve berths. That consideration Manchester Little League C(»teUo and Ken Hill with 14 The locali ioed Ike gane in For the Islapdera it was the team,” rookie Coach Keyln them get thumped. I blame Your Comfort Is balanced offense prevail^ in Catholic High, to decide the Kalos directing the offense. ceased to he a problem long ago will holds its regular monthly WHOLESALE TIRE COMPANY and seven points respectively. the secatol periad as they Leading 31-16 after : three for the first-year Islanders. seventh consecutive loss and Lougtery said after the three- management, bad trades, poor meeting Thursday night at 8 at the final period to ice the win. Deanery CKampion. 3S7 BROM (T. - MMCHESTIR - B43-2444______Mobir VFW’s George Boser and errected a 17-1 ma^gm. periods, the locals called upon . Elsewhere in the NHL 50th in their dismal first NHL of-four game surge. draft. I don’t think they realize the Army St Navy Club. Mike Callahan,, .Paul Smit, In an earlier meeting, St. Dave Orcott ntributed eight Pete 'tfcompsoa led St. season. “ Beautiful,” guard Fred what they’re doing. Our Business-! Dan Pinto and Lyle Eastman Bridget’s squeaked out a 54-S2 their reserves during the final Tuesday, Boston outlasted Van- and six tallies. ' canto. scored 14, 11, n and 10 points overtime victory- Jaaies’ attack aiUi 15 m a rten

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Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. for a m OfZAMPAW answering blind box ads who 06110. time for the next insertion. The SNOW PLOWING - appointment. Sanitas Security Reasonable rates. CaU 647-1044. desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible tor only ONE REAL ESTATE sales represen­ Service, 445 Homestead Ave., can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion lor tative. Licensed,, full-time, Hartford. any advertisement and then only to TWO YOUNG married men Enclose your reply to the box will do small repair jobs and liberal commission. Members the extent of a "make good" inser­ Manchester and Hartford MLS, COMPUTER operator — East- in an envelope — address to the painting, also cellar cleaning r - ! J ^ tion. Errors which do not lessen the also licensed Massachusetts. of-river, knowledge of IBM 2500 Classified Manager, Manchester and light trucking. CaU 646- value of the advertisement will not Keith Real Estate. 649-1922. necessary. Hours 12 noon to 8 ... Soiaaona Evening Herald, together with a 2692, 646-3726. p.m., full benefits. Start $120 BY FRANK O’NEAL be corrected by "make good" inser­ may haw Mot y e a SHORT RIBS memo listing the companies HAWAII RELIABLE persons to service weekly. Never a fee at Rita tion. PUBLIC Typing Service; all you do NOT want to see your Girl, Manchester, 646-3441. o koppy o4f ■X TOOK HER TvJlM . kinds. Specializing in medical Fuller Brush customers. Ideal PRISCILLA’S POP BY AI. VERMEER I N O P L V0 6 lAAp A TlGlA-T G\STE?.^AlN^^E^V)•«0,) letter. Your letter will be 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 dictaphone transcription. for students. 643-9042, Jeff. OUT BS MliaTAKE. destroyed if the advertiser ■ Reasonable. Swift Typing Ser­ JR. ACCOUNTANT F O R O U R e»UT, M AZEL! one you've mentioned. If not it USED CAR lot man and auto ANNIVERSARV I HAVEN’T eo vice, 568-3355. Opening in office • of local will be handled in the usual Trucka-Tractors polishers needed at Moriarty- ANVTHIN« 3 r Llncoln-Mercury, 315 Center progressive printing firm. FOR -YOU/ ^ manner.______RUGS shampooed, free Two-year accounting school 1972 FORD pick-up with estimates over phone. Cleaned St., Manchester. Apply to Bob Happiness Is ... camper cover. 15,000 miles, with certified equipment, no Cowles, between 9-3. No phone graduate acceptable. the bargains at the Panonala-Announcamanta 2 good condition. $2,625. Call cost for disinfectant. 646-6597. calls. Experience helpful, but not necessary. Salary open. :S Q.S. Troop 10 after 5, 647-9710. RUMMAGE SALE .0(0 INCOME TAX Service, at your •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• UNUSED or junk cars PART-TIME carpet salesman, Liberal benefit program. App­ home. CaU Dan Mosler, 649-3329 removed, any year or condition. contact Mr. Rossi, Watkins Preview Auto-Servlca Brothers, Manchester. 643-5171. ly in person: OtlEAu ;?-3/ or 247-3115. Accessories 7 Reasonable 875-6359. ALLIED raiNTING FrI., Feb. 23. 7:30-9:30 TELEPHONE solicitors, SERVICES INC. ^ Saturday, Feb. 24 BY HANA BARBERA INCOME Tax returns prepared FOR SALE — Parts for 1965 SNOW PLOWING - Driveways 9:30-12 Noon THE FLINTSTONES in your home or mine. Call Pontiac Catalina. Call 649-8769. and parking lots. Over 20 years evening shifts available, 5-8 879 Wsst Middia Tpka. evenings. H. H. Wilson, 649- experience. Call 649-5900, p.m. Apply in person, Olan MMcheatar — 948-1101 ^ SL Mary’s 6506. Campen-Tnilen Elmer Wilson. © 1973 by NIA, Inc. Mills, Inc., Burr Corner Shop­ Episcopal Church ...OH- you M oblla Homes 8 ping Center, Manchester, BOOKKEEPER - East :i:; Park and Locust Streets Between 5-7 p.m. No calls Hartford. FuU charge with good by Art Sansom STAKTU EP VIE.'' INCOME TAX — For accurate YOUR Baby’s first shoes 'We could use the same situation and change the mes­ THE BORN LOSER W H A T A l S E V O U _ . preparation in my office or MOBILE HOME for sale, bronzed forever. Precious sage to 'Join the New All-Volunteer Army, Now'!" please. typing. Excellent benefits. J COINS I^EIZE your home. Call R. L. Burnett, lifetime mementos. The perfect Starting $120 weekly. Never a BENNET J.V. 10x47, located in Bolton. Call FULL-TIME mechanic, HOU(XD\UOOLO'<005Ay 646-2460. ______anytime, 643-8632. lft for sentimental occasions, fee at Rita Girl, Manchester, basketball team f'ickup and deUvery. 647-1240. evenings for maintenance of pin 646-3441. ??g\/.LATmiAMMERJ^ COOR,\MILL setters. Will train. Apply in IN CO M E TAX 1948 LYNN Mobile, front wheel « : Prepared in Your Home drive, ideal for camper, over Painting-Paparing 13 person, Vernon BowUng Lanes, ACCOUNTS payable clerk, ^ Although we didn’t have : OH»/< 41 Dependable Service 30’ long, $500. 647-9406. Route 83, Vernon. appliance manufacturer is INSIDE — outside, painting. RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 16 BuaJneaa Opportunity 28 looking for individual with two ^ a perfect season, > i HENRY CASELLA Special rates for people over SERVICE station attendant or more years experience with At least we tried. East Hartford 568-9456 Call my competitors, then caU GUTTERS and roof repaired wanted, days, full-time. Apply voucher procedures and Motoreyclea-BIcyclet 11 me. Estimates given. 649-7863. and replaced. Excellent NEED MORE to Moriarty Bros., 315 Center control. Must be able to take Better Luck workmanship. Reasonable St. charge of payables area. Good S Next Year! INCOME tax returns and HARLEY-Davidson motor­ J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom prices. Free estimates. 646- MONEY? wage and benefits package. _.-T_ W\ bookkeeping done professional­ cycles,cyi parts and accessories, decorating, interior and 1399. If you are now seUing business KLOCK Company is looking for Apply Personnel Department, Harlearley Daavidson Sales, 49 Park professional people and a heat treat furnace operator Iona Company, 6 Regent Street, 2-21 ly. CaU Hickey, 649-91^. exterior, paperhanging, fuUy J.V. Cheerleaders St., Hartford, 247-9774. insured. For free esUmates, HORACE Tetrault — Siding, earning $10,000 plus yearly, for the third shift. Will train. Manchester. RIDE wanted, vicinity West call 649-9658. If no answer 643- roofing, storm windows, aw­ here is opportunity to add high Exceptional opportunity for the Miifdlp Tpke., and Adams 1971 HONDA, CL350, $700 or 6362. nings. Quality workmanship, right man. Please apply in OFFICE cleaner! East MUTT AND JEFF BUD n s H E R profit service package to person, 8 a.m. to 12 noon, 1 to To the Street, to Hartford Hospital make an offer. Phone 742-6808. free estimates. FuUy insured. present lines. Protected Hartford concern desires per­ 9-9 p.m. RICHARD E. Martin. Full 872-9187, 649-3417. 3:30 p.m., Klock Company, 1366 son to clean office, for few KIELBAS KID PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI area. Phone 643-7220. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• territory. Leads furnished. from the JE FF WHAT EVER WHY DIDN'T rofessional painting service, Tolland 'Tpke., Manchester. hours nightly. References. 289- YEN, HOW COME T O H ,I DIDN’T NOW s h e ’s Age no handicap. No invest­ Polish Phantom and Co. VVHAT ARE you HAPPENED TO THAT you TELL HER RIDE needed from Foster BICYCLES — boy’s, girl’s, good iterior - exterior. Free es­ Heating-Plumbing 17 0251, after a p.m. Mr. Mellen, €,OINUMBIAr-Stow down your pace and relax in this 73’ The public is invited. Tickets been shown slides belonging to Associates, Inc. 6438129. kitchen with new cabinets, time to pick your colors and ALL CASH for your property ford at 8:15 at Christ toe G a g treasnrer and Susan F e i ^ , Grades 68 . I b function b to Randi with 2,144 square feet of Uving space on one floor. You within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, assistant treasurer. will be sold at the door or the Veraon Historical Society li full basement, two-car gar­ flxtures. Philbrick Agency, Lutheran Church. 46S I*ark enable all bterested studenb to APARTMENTS DELUXE ONE - Bedroom 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, can listen to your roaring brook from your game room with instant service. Hayes Agency, reservations may be made in and plan to hear Mayor Frank age. Priced at $28,500. , Realtors, 646-4200. Ave., Windsor. The films are Officers of toe junior class have an opportunity to become iSOMU HAISOS apartment, wall-to-wall office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- firqilace and cathedral ceiling. Also enjoy another cozy 6468131. advance by calling Ken Stead, McCoy speak on his role in town Homestead St. “ Breast Seif-F!xaminatinm» and are: Steve Skoly, president; familiar with government yutBH70m,f*L (Off W. Middle Tpke., carpeting throughout, complete 5. FRECHETTE & MNimN RAISED Ranch, custom built fir^ Ia ce in the Uving room, 2 fuU baths, 4 bedrooms, 2-car Ken Bennett or George government; 'Thomas Dooley “ tt’s Up to Yon.” The eveM is Cindy Ifapkins, vice president; operations on the local, state appliances, vanity bath. RaMtors 847-0993 cathedral ceiling, large formal garage, and 2 big acres. Owner anxious to sell. Manchester) MANCHESTER - Office- opoi to aU m otoen of twins or Kathy Delaripa, secretary; Thompson. in his role as sb te rewesen- C!entrally located $175 monthly. dining room, modem equipped and national leveb. 1 and 2-bedroom luxury business- warehouse- space P r ic e ...... $45,900. Karen Green, treasurer and btive and Congressman Robert " m v t r r rue R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. kitchen, 2 full baths, 4 p)od n ^ tip le biitos. whether or not It has been the boajrd’s policy iN-AUD-OUr, apartments. Features wall-to- available. Up to 10,000 square Read Sharon McGovern, assistant Ballet Lessons Steele (if available) to speak on CUSTOM Raised Ranch - 7 sized bedrooms, fireplaces, they are members. More to allow studenb to take day B U T THE feet. Excellent location. Will 2 treasurer. Mbs Diane Flemming of the national level. wall carpeting, vanity tile baths, HEATED 5-room duplex, rooms, 2 baths, paneled oversized 2-car garage. (Xir office is “ ready, willing, and able,” to serve you. We infomatioo may be made by trips, but special permission o n -M »-ofrC sulHlivide. Merritt Agency, 646- Herald Ads Sophomore officers: Cindy Windsor will be the instructor After-school trips are alro £ -2 1 built-in oven, range, dishwasher, basement, garage, stove, carpeted recration room, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, wiU buy your property if quick service is needed. Ask about contacting Mrs. Lonis P. has to be granted for trips refrigerator, wall-to-wall 1180. being planned to the town’s refrigerator and disposal, elec­ fireplace, sundeck, garages, 646-4200. our qiecial trade-in program. Marinelli. 121 Ralph Rd. Leonard, president; Jenny for a series of ballet lessons to which will bclude the studenb carpeting in living room, no garden, privacy. Hutchins Administration Building, the Holp Wontmd 35 Artlelo* lor Solo 45 tric heat, 2 air-conditioners, Dickens, vice president; Sue be sponsored by the Indian staying overnight. Goocfs 51 pets, security deposit, $200 Agency, R^ltors, 649-5324. Memorial Building and the Cir­ glass sliding doors, all large TEN-ROOM Contemporary Delaripa, secretary; Allen Valley YMCA beginning March The trip to Washington is monthly. 6494212 alter 5 p.m. Meyri, treasurer and Judy 2 at the Lottie Fisk Building, cuit Court. COPYWRITER for prominent LIVE BAIT - Opra 24 boors. WHITE zig-xag portable, good rooms. Full basement storage Manchester Ranch with 3-room studio being planned for the spring advertising firm. Splendid SECLUDED home for the apartment. Over IV4 acres of Genovesi. assistant treasurer. Henry Park, Rockville. Also planned is a Saturday Ring bell for service. Shiiiers, l u i a g oooditioa, button hole area, ample parking. Starting at THREE-ROOM modern LES S Eip t CD. REALTDRS vacation in April. The studenb opportunity for sharp person growing family. New spacious land with view. R edw ood TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT trip to the Sbte Capitol buildbg crawlers, etc. 144 Deming attadment, 8M, Phone 644- $175. Handy to shopping, “ 23 years of experience” Parents interested in provide their own funds mostly apartment, appliances, 7-room Colonial, situated on constmetion, large thermopime with ambition and agency Street, Manchester. WapfNiig schools, bus and religious NEW OFFICE Route 44A NOTICE OF Fashion Show regbtering their daughters for in Hartford as well as the carpeting, storage, parking. approximately acres in windows. Philbrick Agency, Bolton by taking on jobs or by small experience. 12K plus. Fee paid. Road. facilities. Furniture optional. Hilliard Ih e Suburban Women’s Gub the classes may do so by caUing Sbte Supreme Court. Call John, 289-2778, Bailey Manchester Glreen area, con­ Realtors, 646-4200. 6468713 ADOPTION OF OBDINANGE fund raising evenU. Every club ELECTRIC STOVE - 4- Street, 649-7^, 568-3850. BUILDING 2388060 o f Vernon, Ellington and the “ Y ” office at Vernon Employment, East Hartford. ALUMINUM sheets used as Model apartment open for in­ venient to schools, churches 742-9718 In accordance with the provisions of Chaptre 3, Sections 1 and bamers, apartment sized, 644- and shopping. Four large ToUand will sponsor a luncheon Circle. The classes will be for printing plates, .007 thick, spection 1-6 p.m., Sunday. Other CONTEMPORARY Ranch — 9 of the Town Giarter, nofice is b e r ^ giveaof toeadoptianhy 0304. THREE-large room apartment, bedrooms, 2^ baths, master Living room has beam ed and faahMMi show, March 3 at girb 5-7 and 8-12. TYPISTS urgently needed for ^x32” . cents each or5 for fl. times by appointment. stove, refrigerator, and heat 150 NO. MAIN ST. the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Coonecticat, many interesting and career Phone 643-2711. bedroom with private bath, cathedral ceiling with floor-to- (XJVENTRY — 5-room Ranch, TERRIFIC buy for only $30,000. noon at Valle’s Steak House in Miss Flemming is a graduate Vernon Built by furnished. Security deposit, no January 9, 1973 of Ordinance as foUows: oriented positions in many THREE-PIECE colonial living (Cor. of Main) living room with fireplace, for­ ceiling fireplace, 2 full baths, fireplace, dishwasher, large 3 bedroom Ranch with 1V4 Hartford. o f th e Hartford Ballet roam set, rocker, chair and sofa pets, $155 monthly. 646-3913 areas. Call Joy, 289-2778, Bailey TAG SALE — Saturday, Feb. U&R HOUSING CORP. 9 ,0 0 0 Squaro Feat mal dining room, large eat-in huge master bedroom with lot, many extras. Only $1,500 baths, fireplace, basement with PROPOSED ORDINANCE Mix. Roland Eimond and Mis. Company’s Advanced bed, one odd cfaair, two end after 6. Employment, East Hartford. 24, 9-5, 124-A Sycanxme Laae. Rentals by: kitchen withnull range, dishwasher, walk-in closets, Anderson win­ down. Peiser Realty, 2398628. phis a 30x50 detached Brace Stone are co-chairmen of Professional Program and Facilities Asked tables. G .E upright vacuum. Will Divide SALE OF LAND TO TOWN OF GLASnH BURY Manchester, off Charter Oak disposal, 12 closets, wall-to- dows, family room, redwood . Located a few mUes BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directon of the Town of the event which will feature received further classic ballet Best oHer. Call 647-9783, after Robert D. Murdock, Realtor FIVE ROOMS with sunporch, 30-Day Occupancy INSPECTION foreman - Street. wall carpeting, 2-car basement ex terior, 2-car garage, GLASTONBURY - Charming a tonn. CaU Lloyd O’DeU, faahuMia for spring sud sununer training at the American Ballet 5. 643-2692 643-9551 stove and refrigerator, adults, garage, aluminuih siding, six-room Colonial plus separate Manchester that the Town of Manchester aril for the anm of For Intramurals Electronic manufacturer beautiful wooded lot with a at T. J. Gockett Realtors, 875- from Antonio’s Boutique, Theatre School and at the parking for one car. 643-8680. storm windhws and doors. (^ 1 facilities for motoer-in-law or 6279. TEH ($10.00) DOLLARS and other valuable ooosideratians to requires mechanical inspection NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 • Ample Perking view. Philbrick Agency, Academy of Ballet in San Fran­ 30” G E . electric stove, white, Peterman, Realtor, 649-9404. separate office. Beautifully the Town of Glastonbury toe foUowing described pnperty Vernoo G rcle and shoes from an opportunity to develop supervisor, |8,500. Fee paid. cents each. Inquire s i ^ door. • All Electric Realtors, 646-4200. Lack of facilities to carry out $30. CaD 64M100. THREE-ROOM garden THREE-BEDROOM apart­ landscaped. 114 acres adjoining Wantad-Raal Estate 77 located in toe Town of Glastonbury, Ctwnty of Hartford and Pragnes of the Tri-Gty Plaza. cisco. greater skills and knowledge of Call John, 289-2778, Bailey Manchester Evening Hoahl. • Elevator additional intramural activities Employment, East Hartford. apartment. Avocado appliance, ment, heat, hot water, MANCHESTER - Two-family, RAISED Ranch, 7 room s, country club. Louis Dlmock. State of Connecticut, being more particnlariy bounded and Tickets will be $8 and may be She has now returned to the a variety of activities. LAWSON Sofa, two chairs, • Full Servicee in the Vernon School system is FOR “a job well done feding” vanity bath, carpeting, heat, appliances, carpeting, 4-4, two bedrooms each unit, formal dining room, eat-in Realty. 6498823. described as foUows: porciiased from Mrs. Leonard Adult Elusemble of the Hartford According to figures large oval braided rug, SELLING vour home or cited as one of the discouraging COMPUTYPER — Progressive clean carpets with Blue Lustre. hot water, air-conditioner, $175 maximum 3 children. Security. • Wall-to-wall Carpetng plus two extra bedrooms. Two- kitchen, living room has Boodrean. All proceeds from Ballet Company. She tours the mahogany four-drawer chest, acreage? WorKing for you is our aspeeb of the program, in a presented in the report, basket­ east-of-river company offers Rent electric shanqiooer $1. monthly. Immediate $235. 643-9097. • Excellent Location car garage. Newly painted cathedral ceiling, large master ANDOVER — 5 acres enhance Parcel 1 the event will be donated to state as a soloist with the an in good condition. Phone 647-^ pleasure. Hagler Real Estate, report presented Monday to the ball is by far the most popubr good opportunity for reliable The E. A. Johnson r a n t C o ^ occupancy. Phone 649-3978, 643- • Convonlant to HIghwaye interior. Merritt Agency, 646- bedroom, family room, floor-to- this 9-room custom brick This parcel is shown and designated as a toaded area eutitled charities in the Tri-town area. company as guest lecturer and 9354. Board of Education. of the sporb programs with 52 gal with calculator experience. pany, 723 Main Street, 6165. WEST SIDE — Four-room 1180. ceiling fireplace, IVt baths, Ranch, features galore include “Parcell” “Sbeetlof S” andon“ Sheri2of5” ofacataiaiDap performer. She also performs duplex. Security deposit. $140 'The report notes there b an students from the Middle Will train. ^.50. Fee paid. Call Manchester, 649^1501. aluminum siding, 2-car garage. indoor heated pool, central air- WANTE3D Two-faroUy home, in or plan entitled “ Town of Glastonbury Mq> Staowing Land with the Connecticut Opera DUPLEX — four rooms, one monthly. Available March 1st. K ey 7 3 School, 61 from the Sykes Joy, 289-2778, Bailey ' Antramunts 53 6 4 6 - 6 3 0 0 MANCHESTER - ExcepUonal Acre lot with privacy. $35,900. conditioning, etc., etc., etc. ood condition. Principals only, Acquired from Manchester Water Co. by The Tbwn of increased number of studenb floor, good location, ceilar and Phone 649-1007. Key 73 u toe name given to a Association and the Hartt Freshman Building and 52 from Employment, East Hartford. Boata-AccoMtorloo four-room home, king sized Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Eveiything you have always teply Box P, Manchester Glastonbury Bircb Mountain Road Scale 1” — 49* William D.E. taking an active part in the yard. No pets. $160 monthly, program combining toe efforts Opera Theatre. MEYERS PIANO is Brokers Protected bedrooms, country kitchen, 646-4200. wanted. Cali Warren E. gHerald.erald. Colgan Town Engineer 0 ^ 2 /1 /7 1 “ Sheet 1 of 5” and “ Town of activities being offered but the high school participating. DEPENDABLE woman for EVINRUDE outboard motors, into M qren Piano and Music 643-0345. HEATED Five-room second ceramic bath, large lot. Only Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. of Christian denominations suggested there are other ac­ Other popular activities floor flat. Ideal for couple. Two ...... Glastonbury Map Sbowii^ Land Acquired from Manrhester thnmigtMint the United States to Bible Courses cleaning every Friday, 8:30- Hoisclaw and Mastercraft Stndios. We will sell, rent, loan, $24,900. CSiar Bon Agency, 643- UNIQUE Contemporary split, 4 tivities such as badminton, include golf, volleyball, cross MANCHESTER - Parkade baths, garage, stove. $195 per VERNON — New listing. Seven Water Co. by The Town of Glastonbury Birch Mountain Itoad 3:30. O ^ transportation, $2.25 tra iiers, sales-service. trade and buy pianos. We have 0683. bedrooms, 3 baths, family make Christ made known to as Sbter Madeline (^vanaugh. horseshoes, handball, country, track team, archery, Apartments, one, two and month. Security required. 643- 466 Main Street — Building for room custom built Early Sna(p 1” — 40’ William D.E. (hdgan Town Engineer Date 2/1/12 per hour. 649-8692 after 4. Complete service depaftment, teachers for piano, organ, room, 2-car garage. Treed lot many people as possibb in 1973. Religious Education lifesaving, swimming and hunter safety, bowling, gym guitar, a id drums etc. We have three-bedroom apartments 7166. any business, office, or MANCHESTER - Two story American Cape. FuU dormer, NOTICE “ Sheet 2 of 5” , which sheets or maps are oo ^ or will be on file boating supplies, accessories, with beautiful view of the In connection with the Coordinator for Tolland County, scuba diving which could be hockey and tennis. CERAMIC studio store cierk, Woolsey paints, Gerich’s several lesson plans. available, stove, refrigerator, commercial use, near Center. investment property, first-floor fainily room, $37,500. in the Town G eik ’s Office in said Town o f GtostiaJiUiy, valley. Philbrick Agency, program the Rockville Area wUl conduct a Bible course in offered if facilities were Plans are to offer additional 35-hour week. Apply in person, Marine Service, 1982 Tolland Investigate at Meyers Piano, heat, hot water, ground TWO-BEDROOM apartment, in CaU 646-2426, 98 p.m. apartment and rooms. Hayes Agency, 6468131. reference to which is hereby made and being bounded: Realtors, 6468200. P. B A K E R , Clergy Council is con- St. Bernard Church Hall on four activities at the three schoob 9-4:30 p.m. except Friday, Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. 111 Center St., Manchester. 1-8 maintenance, snow removal older 3 family. Modern bath, Excellent investment. GEORGE avaibble. and parking. $159, $179 and $219. appliances, heat, hot water, PROFESSIONAL office, RICHARD C. BOND, JERVIS NORTHEAST, EAST and SOUTHEAST by Birch Mountain tfmplating organizing a one- Thursday evenings beginning next year if teachers and funds Saturday, and Sunday: Adam & p jn . Convenient location, $28,000. MANCHESTER - Spacious - COVENTRY (NORTH) $34,900 Intramural activities involve Call Mrs. Routhier, 649-5361. $170. Security, references beautiful, spacious. Excellent 6 day effort of the Christian March 22 and continuing On Ede’s, 119 Route 44A, Coventry. EARLY BIRD - 1959,21’ Lidirs Call Warren E. Howland, room Colonial with fireplace! LANGDON, J R . AN D Road, 1610 feet, more or less; the studenb in one school and are made avaibble. Initially required. Norman Hohenthal, exposure and protection. First CLOUD NINE efamefaes in the three-town area March 29 and April 5 and 12 inboard, now $950. Summer $10 PER MONTH rents a piano. Realtor, 643-1108. living room, fbrmal dining W ILLARD W IRTZ, are designed to meet the needs, they will be offered as a pilot LARGE sunnv 4-room apart­ 646-1166. floor, all facilities, parking. SOUTHWEST by other land of the Rrieaaor herein. 15 feet, wherein two-man teams of from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. JIG BORE, Lathe, Bridgeport $1,150. Fully equiiqied. After 6 Investigate Meyers Piano, 111 room, 3 large bedrooms. WiU be your happy base when TRUSTEES OF THE interesb and desires of boys project to determine the ment, one child, $135. No pets. Reasonable rent. 353 Center more or less; efanreh members would, for a The course will deal with the operators. First and second p.m., 643-0872. Center SL, Maucfaester. Open 1- Assumable m oi^age. Priced qt you Uve in this 7 room Raised P R O PE R TY OF PENN and girls in Grades 7-12. response of the studenb and Security deposit, utilities extra. SIX-ROOM duplex, no pets. Street, 649-1680, 649-3549. $2 3 ,9 0 0 period of three hours, visit each New Testament and b open to shifts, top wages and benefits, 8 p jn . $34,900. Zinsser Agency, 64^ Ranch. A fantastic buy. 3 CENTRAL WEST and NORIHWEST by other land of toe Rrieaaor Activities are provided to allow super!visors. At the Middle 50-hour week. Le-Mi Goods 47 633-6026. Inquire, 69 Birch Street, Manchester — 7-room older b ed room s, 2 fireplaces, home in a nei^iborhQod and all parishiooers free-of-charge. Sporting 1511. TRANSPORTATION herein, 1559 feet, more or less. boys to participate as School these activities .will be Corporation, 1 Mitcheli Drive, NEW keys on your piano. One Manchester, after 6 p.m. Wanted to Rent 69 Colonial in good condition. 3 workshop, shag carpeting, COMPANY, DEBTOR, hereby leave a short printed portion of Those attending are asked to individuab or as a member of a golf, badmbton, gymnastics, Manchester, 643-2362. 1972 MOTOR-SKI Cadet. 16 week’s service, Meyers Piano, bedrooms, den, living room, MANCHESTER - Three built-ins, deck. Acre wooded gives notice that on the 27th day Said parcel contains 0.79 acres more or le a . the Gospels or other scriptural bring a Bible with them. team. Emphasb b pbced on ski dub and weight lifting and h.p., ran 60 hours. Good condi­ 111 Center SL, Manchester. 1-8 DAMATO MANCHESTER - Newer 2- WANTED — Five or six room bedroom townhouse includes dining room, large kitche, bedroom Ranch, fireplace, gar- lot. CaU J. Jennings. of (jetober, 1972, they filed with at the Sykes School, w e i^ b . HAIRDRESSER wanted, full or tion, $350. Phone 2284M57. p jn . apartment, first floor, or Parcel 2 maximum student participation ENTERPRISES heat, appliances, ^ baths, full porches. age, sunporch■, treed lot near In addition toe teams would Meeting Change part-time. Apply in person. 1 duplex. Appliances not the Interstate Commerce C o m - This parcel is shown and designated as a toartwl area entitled and co-educational programs At the h i^ school, fly tying, basement. $240. per month. school, snolopping,, city . utilities. leave infonibtioa coocerain$ The meeting of toe Board of Susan Dee Coifteures, 525 Main 1972 ARCTIC-Cat 340 EXT Appont 57 INC. necessary. Middle-aged couple, Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332.1 . o o B & W * * missionatWasbingtonrDiC., an “ Parcel 2” on “ Sheet 2 of 5” and OD “Sheet 3 of 5” of toe above- are offered when appropriate. camping, trap shooting, Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 643- children married. Call before 1() TV,BAlU ib\VS ft WALLACE Co. application for a certificate of the iocatioo of all churches in Directors of Rockville General fencing, 10-speed bicycle, scuba Street. racer. Excellent condition. 240-A New State Rd. FltEGHETTE & MARTM mentioned map or plan, which sheets or maps are on file or wiO Explaining that all Studenb $800. Phone 646-2147. 4535. a.m. weekdays and Saturdays, Realtors 647-9993 R ealtors— MLS public convenience and necessi­ the area and toe time of toe Hotyital Auxiliary scheduled divbg. La Crosse and archery PERSIAN Lamb, black coat, Manchester, Conn. Lot*-Land For Sale 73 liaociiester Parkade - 64D-53W be on file in toe Town C3eik’s Office in said Town of have physical education classes CONGENIAL office needs 36” length, in good condition. or after 5 p.m., 643-2063. ty permitting abandonment of Sunday services in each. f o r Feb. 21 has been will he instituted. RENTAL OFFICE open daily from 9-5 MANCHESTER - Deluxe ^ Glastonbury, ref^ence to which is berriiy made, and being at least twice a week, the woman for payroll and Phone 64347K. If the council decides to rescheduled for Feb. 28 at 7:30 Fuol-Food 49 p.m., oUier times by appointment, to bedroom townhouse includes COVENTRY - 5 acres, 700’ East Longmeadow Secondary report expbins that two or Most of these additional telephone work, diversified YOU’LL “ start packing’’ when COVENTRY — 'Three-bedroom bounded: tlus project it will p.m. b the staff room of the •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• show you a variety of deluxe one and heat, appliances, carpets. Full Houses For Sole 72 frontage, Parker Bridge Road. Track extending from M.P. 12.5 three periods are not sufficient activities would mean very lit­ duties, excellent benefits. Call you see this 7-room Ranch on Rlmch, 1V4 baths, fireplace, need about SO vriunteers from SEASONED firewood, cut and two-bedroom apartments and private basement, $230 per LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- near Hazardville in a southerly EAST by Bircb Mountain Road, 1152 feri. more or le a ; hospital. and that mtramural programs tle added cost and some would 6494523, Mrs. Hare. Warnmd to Bmr 58 Townhouses throughout the town of lovely landscaped lot, 2 full su poh recreation room, swim- each efanrefa. In tins connection split. $25 a dump truck load. month. Paul W. Dougan SEVEN-ROOM Omtemporary, 2440. direction of M.P. 18.5 near East Itibs Shirley Norton of toe offer each student an mean no added cost with the Manchester. baths, 2-car garage — and the oung pool, two-car garage, sun WEST by other land of toe Releasor h e r ^ 1142 feet more or the clergy council would like Sand, gravel, stone and WANTED— Antique furniture, Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. beamed ceilings, paneling, 2 Windsor a distance of 6 miles, Hartford Hospital will be the opportunity to maintain a highest being an estimated NURSES aides for modern manure. Call after 6 p.m., 613- 646-1021 Evenings: 643-4535 downstairs — just like they deck, aluminum siding. less. ttaoae who Would be willing to glass, pewter, oil paintings or baths, family room, garages, SOUTH WINDSOR $10,000 in Hartford County, State of guest speaker. minimum level of fitness and $ 100. convalescent home in East 9504. sweeping views, privacy. show in “ House Beautiful.^’ Beautiful 10fa384’ lot. An un­ help to contact tlteir church Hartford, 11-7 shift. Apply other antique items. Any Must be seen to be appreciated. JUSTBEAinVUL usual offering. Bel Air Real Connecticut. The line for which Said parcel forms a point in both its nartoern extremity and quantity. The Harrisons, 643- Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- Burnside Convalescent Home, SEASONED fireplace wood cut Furnlahod Apartment* 54 5324. Good value at $49,900. Call And you will agree when you Estate, 6tt8332. the abandonment application its southern extremity. 870 Burnside Ave., East 87B9. 165 Oakland Street. MANCHESTER - Newer two- Barbara Weinberg, T. J. has been filed includes the and split, delivered. Call 643- bedroom Townhouse, includes see this park like setting acre Hartford. Crockett, Realtor, M3-1577. VEHNON — Lovely 4-bedroom Said parcel contains 0.33 acres more or le a . 0926. heat and appliances. Full FURNISHED 2Mt room 11.8 Acres, solid 8-room lot just waiting for that stations of Melrose and Broad WANTED— Antique furniture, Cape on park-like grounds. private basement. $190 per efficiency. $135 monthly. Colonial, birch cabinets, custom, built house you Brook, Connecticut. This CLEAN-UP Man wanted 4 QaKfen Product* toys, crank phonographs, Security deposit. 646-5200. MANCHESTER - New (Xwntry atmosptere near city Parcel 3 59 month. Paul W. Dougan, ceramic tile bath, barn, clean wanted to build. G ose to all application has been assigned This parcel is shown and designated a* a toaded area entitled Carruthers Defends Mayor^s Hours swords, gmis, glass, attic or construction, -room Ranch, hours, mornings. Apply Cavey’s river, swimming, fishing. 6 oonvauences. iV o fuU baths, Docket N. AB-5 (Sub-No. 127). Restaurant, 45 East Center St. cellar contents. 643-^35. Realtor, 643-4535. or 646-1021. IV^ baths, fully equipped shopping, schools and 1-86. “ Parcel 3” on “ Sheet 3 of 5 " and on “ Sheet 4 of 5” o f the above- Mayor John Thompson will BUY your potatoes direct from THREE-ROOM furnished Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. garage. Cedar shingled In the opinion of the Applicant, kitchen, excellent neighborhood Flat, treed and very dry. For exterior. Several other features mentioned map or plan, wbiefa sheets or nupn are on file or will conduct office hours Saturday, the potato warehouse, corner of MANCHESTER - One- apartment gentleman or cou­ the requested Commission ac­ GAS STATION attendant ple. Private bath, entrance, on bus line. $33,9()0. Hayes details call J. Jennings, now. atri extras. Priced right to seU be on file in toe Town Clerk’s Office m said Town of from 9 to 11 a.m. in the Buckland Road and Tolland Without Board 59 bedroom ranch type apartment, CHARMING 10-room Ranch tion will not significantly effect His Mass Transit Stand needed, apply in person, Gorin Turnpike, Buckland. Call 646- utilities. 226 Charter Oak, 643- with attached 2-car garage, Agency, 6468131. now. Mr. Negro, Belfiore Glastonbury, referoice to wiiicfa is hereby made, and being Manchester Municipal Sports Car Center, Route 83, private entrance, includes heat • •B&W.. the quality of the human en­ 8248. 8368. first-floor family room, many The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. Agency, 647-1413. bounded: He cautioned that it must be Building. Talcottville. THE THOMPSON House - and appliances, $170 per month. $33,990 NEW Raised Ranch, vironment. The proceeding will Taking exception with withdraw from the dbtrict Cottage St., centrally located, Paul W. Dougan, 643-4535, 646- extras. Zinsser Agency, 646- Realtors — MLS remembered that this Thompson has invited any AVAILABLE March 1, three- large kitchen-dining combina­ ^ Manchester Parkade.— M9.5M ■ BftoTON — 7V4 room Raised be handled without public EAST and SOUTHEIAST by Birdi Mountain Road, 12B feet, reporb ttot be voted for a “ gas completely or to form ib own 39 Houaahold Goods 51 large, pleasantly furnished 1021. 1511. legbbtion was requested by the resident of Manchester to meet Situation Wanted room furnished ^artment, tion, oven, range, dishwasher, Ranch, beautifully situated hearings unless protests are more or less; and tax,” Sen. Thomas C. transit dbtrict which b what rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 with him on any subject first floor, central, "rwo blocks fireplace, baths, deck, private one-acre treed lot. received which contain infor­ Carruthers, Republican, Vernon mayor, Frank McCoy b transit d b tricb ; is a product of SINGER Touch and Sew, like for ovenngbt and permanent ★ *1,500 DOWN -k TOLLAND — treed acre lot WEST by other land of toe Rrieaaor borin , 1386 feet, more or pertaining to the town. He said WILL BABYSIT after school THE NEW to Main Street. Rental includes garage. Hutchins Agency Thriee bedrooms, 2V4 baths, mation indicating a need for representing the 35Ui District, proposing. compromise; is enabling evenings and weekends. Call new, hems, buttonholes, stretch guest rates. Immediate occupancy, attracUve 6- Realtors, 649^5324. $3,900. Coventry, % acre $3,900. fir^ laced famUy room, -car legislation and can only be groups of citizens are welcome heat and utilities, parking. $170 room Cape. Rec room with bar, coun­ 2 such hearings. In accordance less. said be did not vote for the gas Carrtitbers explained that if 649-2559. stitches, monograms, sews on BIRCHWOOD APTS. Andover, near lake, $1,800. side entrance garage. $43,900. per month. Security deposit try kitchen, sewen, convenient loca- tax but did vote for an act which Vernon eleeb to form ib own ynaftpd through local option to attend. buttons, fancy designs. ROOM for mature working PRIVACY — 2.6 acres, 7-room Hayes Agency, 6468131. with the Commission’s Said parcel ewnes to a point in both its aortfaern extremity 124 ligMand SI Mandwtter required. Mr. Lindsay, 643-1111. Uon. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, district it would take action by through transit d b tricb ; b not Originally $399.50, now only woman, modern kitchen, cen­ Ranch, family room, paneling, regulations (49CFRIKX). 250) in and its soutlieni extremity. would allow transit districb to 41 REISER REALTY 646-eOO. state levied or mandated; Dog*-Blrd»-Pott $99.65. Easy terms. 522-0476, tral private entrance, parking. Unsurpassed luxury, space and ap­ family kitchen, garage, trees, COVENTRY — Several building Implementation-Nat’l En­ provide a one-cent-a-gaUon tax the mayor and the Town pointments. An abundance of privacy allows for single town dbtrict dealer. 6438649. 289-8628 landscaped. $^,900. Hutchins lots, starting at $3!000. vironmental Policy Act, 1969, Said parcel contains 0.85 acres, more or lens. on ga.soline v b local option. CkiuncU to either levy thb tax or PUREBRED German in this small wooded complex. Hriffon Houaoa for Ront 85 Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. Frechette & Martin R ^ltors. Together with a perpetual easement and right of way over, "When the heat of the d not. He suggested if they did and fo r w itbd raw l and Shepherd, has mongrel pups, 340 ICC ESTATES and household lots to LADIES only — Furnished F— turin*: 647-9993. 2-FAMILY under, across and throu^ the remaining land of toe Rrieaaor emotion settles and the choose to levy the tax they eliminates any Public Utilities Phone Interviews free. South Windsor, 644-2307. COVENTRY LAKE - Fur­ buy. Bob Fluckiger, 6493247. rooms for rent. Community OLDER Two-family, duplex, in GARRISON Colonial, center Rural-setting on 2 acres, 5-5.3 shown and dengnated as “ Prop. 20 DJtoO.W.’*, on the last- rationale of reason returns, I could use such revenues for Conunission direction..a iocSF' Offered Students kiteben and batb, aQ utilities in- • 2 loilnMiiii Townhouses nished five-room single home, good condition. Two bedrooms entrance, large front to back BOLTON bedrooms, 1V4 baths, country Ex Parte No. 55 (Sub-No. 4), 431 mentioned map or plan, for the pmpooe of laying, relaying, think the people of thbarea and school bus transportation thus transit dbtrict makes all ib CLEAN USED — refrigerators, ctnded. Located on bus line and • fai-ln Kitchen A 1^ baths, automatic heat and By Sen. Weicker • rerwal dtafeig erea one side, three bedrooms other living room with fireplace, kitchen and living room , (1972), any protests may in­ constructing, operating, maintaining and repairing drainage the state wUl understand the lowering the education budget deebions. ranges, automatic washers near stores. Call after 4 p.m., hot water, lake privileges. large eat-in kitchen witn pic­ 2yt ACRE TREED LOT Read • 1 1/2 kallw H J J I side. Asking $33,900. .aluminum siding, rec room. clude a statement indicating facilities a ^ appurtenances, inrlnding ditch and endwaU, and new enabling legislation more and reducing property tax. Carruthers expbined that the A unique communications with guarantees. See them at B. 6444IS3. Security deposit. 742-7478 after Starkweather Realtors, 646- ture window, formal dining F o r the family seeking the presence or absence of any the perpetual r i ^ to enter upon said remaining land far any of folly and maybe even “ It b all local option and legisbtion allows for the return project, considered a first in D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main 6 p.m. or weekends. 5353. room, wall-to-wall ca rp el privacy and open space may Herald Ads effect of the requested Com­ siad purposes; together also with toe right ,to drain surface local control..-.1 believe when of the buses and for payment of St., Call 643-2171. YOUNG genfleman, central, • Private enhwicet end patios throughout. Screened porch, we suggest this lovely large MERBITT AGENCY appreciate its content,” the state, is being offered to Rentals start at 4255 including mission action on the quality of water into and tbroogh said drainage facilitiia. the smoke clears the p ^ t e in operatmg co sb through the fare private htme. pleasant room, LARGE Two-bedroom house, MANCnESTER—Immediate gar^e. $31,900. Phllbrick Agen­ wooded lot. Land is suitable C ft^thers said. (Connecticut high school and Aniwer lo- PrevtoMs PimAe heat. Model apartment open MMra 648-1180 the human environment. If any box, elimination of non- next to shower. Parking. 649- with laundry room, large cy! Realtors, 646-4200. thb area and state will find that junior high school studenb by daily 1-5 P.M .. Sat. and Sun., occupancy, 3-bedroom Ck>Ionial, for a single family or a 2 Parcel 4 R ill O 6801 after 6 p.m. enclosed porch and garage. 6^ such effect is alleged to be pre­ Cbiratbers lives m Vernon they are not supporting buses profibble routes and only if and U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. 12-5 P.M . Other tim es by aluminum siding, large c o u n ^ family. Outstanding situation 1379 after 6 p.m. kiteben, large storage she ANDOVER — 3-bedroom sent, the statement shall in­ This parcel is shown and designated as a shaded area entitled riiicb b one of the nine-town they do not use u Hartford and when deficib do exbt will it be Weicker has announced be appointment. Manchester for $10,900. CaU Joe Gordon PLEASANT heated room for new heating system, nici Ranch, full basement, rec clude information relating to New Haven.....” necessary for a dbtrict to levy ACROSS 54 Snow vehicle 1, nice (■ for details, 649-5306. “ Parcel 4” on “ Sheri 4 of 5” and on “ Sheet 5 of 5” of the above- members of the Hartford will bold weekly telephone in­ 55 G erain t's w ife r iR iiiR . working gentleman.n. Apply 4 lot, centrallylly locjlocated. $ room, wall-to-wall carpeting, the relevant factors set forth in a tax and surpluses from such 1 H istorical PAUL W. D0U6AN, Raaltor Out at Town- ^ 1,200 NEW HOMES mentioned map or {dan. wiiicfa sheets or maps are on file or will 'Transit Dbtrict and also one of He suggested that the new terviews with Connecticut 56 Sainte (ab.) Pearl or callall 643-9353, corner lot. Owner-agent, $26,500 EX Parte 55 (Sub-No. 4), supra. tax must be returned to the. period U G tnRi*: 643-4535 For Rant 55 down to qualified buyer. ^$24,- ,- By J. A. McCarthy • • B&W»» be on file in the Town Clerk’s Office in said Town of the towns which b seriously legbbtion opens local option to studenb, starting the second I=t[SlllkdW [OlilWIifa 649314L 000. Cantor & Goldfarb, firm. 7428105. ______Part (B) (1) - (5), 340 KX: 431, towns. . 4 D e stih y D O W N ■ i«jr=iw(=i assi=i In ' Forest Hills on wooded The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. Glastonbury, reference to wiiicfa is hereby made, and being considering dropping out of that new avenues of approach to week in March. He said, “ A 8 T im e in office I ^ lto r s , 643-8442. Realtors — MLS 461. Any person opposed to this ROCKVILLE - 3 rooms, $105 Hamilton Dr. Drive out to in­ district. solve everything from transpor­ Carruthers questions whether half-hour, off-the-cuff queirtion 12 W om en’s ------1 Extravagance FURNISHED, carpeted room, MANCHESTER - Deluxe one- mm Manchester Parkade — MS4S06 i h COVENTRY — 43 acres, 2,960’ bounded: l:in R i^lkkr^l^lkd LdRId monthly, 5 rooms, $150 abandonment application tation problems, school bus or not the “ big city mayors 13 M inor 2 Chest bones R H IH O R R ■ GttFlPJCIlSR kitchea privileges, with lounge bedroom townhouse, full MANCHESTER Green - spect these lovely homes star­ fiontoge, two roads, 8-room Camitbers said he has felt, and answer period, via 3 Rubbings off, monthly. Appliances, parking, should advise the (tonunisskm NORTH by land now or form oly o f John Albasi. r i aL 56 feri really want to solve the bus prophet (Bib.) r*ii=tr3m(=4[ji | id on n q w ti? area, fiw washer-dryer, Tv, private basement, includes Owner, three-bedroom Ranch, ting at $42,500. boQoo, gorogo. R oio rAsiulo, during the three months that problems and even to create telephone amplification equip­ 14 OlcLdioma as skin acre lot, ga^en. Utilities not ANDOVER — Lakefront, 4 promptly, with an original and e r b b or do these mayors and parking, all utilities included, neat, appliances, carpets, 6 more or less; the b u strike has been on, that such things as bicycle paths. ment, will be conducted with Indians 4 D eadly included. 8728359, 7:30-9:30 large family room, dining area, Me r r it t a g e n c y acres, excellent private loca­ 5898915, p.m. ______male. 6468m , 742-9868. private patio and entrances, six copies, identifying the it was a big city problem, not a Carruthers said be would be John Bailey want to make a two different schoob a week.” 15 A bridged 5 Love (Ladin) 24 Speed contest 40 E valuated p.m. office, baths, attic fan, Realtors 646-1180 tion for most discriminating EAST and SOUTHEAST by Birch Mnmitnin Road, 629 feri, 6 Red fruit 25 Kind of cheese 41 Remitted $200 per month. Paul W. 3M ACRES - Just r^uced to docket number, including sub state or re^onal problem. “ It b happy to meet with and explain political football of the bus (a b .) attached garage, yard, utility buyer. Please caU for details more or less; He has offered the program, 16 D ays 7 W ithin 26 Former (v a r.) SHARE apartment with Dougan, 643-4535, 646-1021. room. Low 30’s. Appointment, Hayes Agency, 6468131. MO, Lebanon near Coiimbla number, and send a copy to Mr. my sincere belief that the to any town governing body or crisb.” He concluded, “The through letters, to more than (p refix ) Russian rulers 42 Deed to ca ll working woman, linens, ROCKVILLE — Ledgecrest follow ing 6498319. , levoD room Roiioo Ronch Charles E. Mechem, 1138 WEST by other land of the Rrieasor hereia. 629 feet, more or mayors and councilmen of other group hb uterpretation toob to do one or the other are 300 public and private sdioob 18 V olga 8 Tower (Sp.) 27 Length of o r signal utilities, kitchen privileges, MODERN one-bedroom Apartments — One bedroom, GRCA— 1717, rare (^lonial on NEW HAMPSHIRE - RnllHi^ Ein iidBt condition. Call m wTransportationI Center, Six Hartford and New Haven have regarding the bill. there, but not both.” tributary 9 Short jacket tim e (pi.) 43 Being (I^tin) parking, near stores, on bus $127 per month; Two bedrooms, 14 acres, 7 fireplaces, 2 bams. less. throughout the sbte. apartment, wall-to-wall PRIVACY — (tontemporary 6- site in ski area, next to lodge Lesfcnger Compaq, ^Itors, Penn Center Plaza, 20 S ea eagles 10 T iers 28 Algerian 45 Indonesian line. before 2:30 p.m., $20 $16i per month; Three Excellent example of period phitteatPd their re^Mosibility to “ Without question,” said the 11 Manuscripts seaport carpeting, range, refrigerator, room Ranch. (Cathedral ceiling, chair lifts, lake, swimmfiig 6M9718, 2268O0OrWW18. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Said parcri 0 acres mere or less. (v a r.) weekly. 6428908. bedrooms, $174 per month, in­ restoration. Country setting, the bus rider,” Sen. Carruthers Grennwicb Republican, “ our 21 Chemical salt (a b .) 29 Elongated 46 C hair disj^sal, air-conditioner, large built-ins, IVk baths, fireplace, pool, tennis court and com­ Togetoer with a perpetanl ensement and right of way over, cludes all appliances, utilities (xood location. Philbrick Agen­ 19104. All protests submitt^ young people should be 22 Period of 17 D ig in an fishes 47 Affirmative closets, basement storage, paneling, garage, patio, munity center. Year ’round MANSFIELD — Seven-room said. old m ine 31 Form a notion and parking. For information cy, Realtors, 646-4200. shall be filed with the Commis­ nnder, acrons a"»t through the remaiBing land of toe Rrieaaor Bids Invited On Road Work duration vote FURNISHED room for laundry facilities, parking for 2 barbeque, two acres. Hutchins recreation. 643-2171, 108 p,m. Doll boose Just waiting tor you. provided a direct con bet with 24 Check 19 Biblical food 33 Polish coin 48 Route (ab.) gentleman. Kiteben privileges, cars, good location. 140 mlliard call 875-07ra. Equal housing sion no later than March 9,1973 shown and designntfd as “Prop. 30 DJtO.W.” on the bat Outlining hb actions m the government. Besides providing 23 Girl’s name 38 Dull gray 50 C ereal g im n opportunity. Agency, 649-5324. 28 C olum n bases parkhig. Call 6498914. St., $175 per month. Call RANCH on 3 acres with 11 large GEORGE P. BAKER, mentioned map or plan far the puipgne -of b y i^ rdayiag. matter, the senator said he concerned studenb a valuable 27 Female deer the work wiU get under way in r“ 2 3 r - s r -| r “ r" nr IT Peterman, M9-9404. rooms, 3 baths, 5 bedrooms, Lesaenger Compaw» Realtors, RICHARD u.C. BOND, JERVIS constructing, operating, maintaiaiag and repairing drainage voted in Senate caucus and in Bids for widening and 30 Aphrodite’s ROCKVILLE - Rockland MANCHESTER - New listing, Out ot Town-Fer Sala 75 May and will be completed by opportunity, the telephone COMFORTABLE furnished family room, 2 kitchens, (^uld SS aM, 228-80iSiw-9718. LANGDON, J R . A N D facilities a ^ appnrtenanoes, inrlnriiiig ditcli and endwaU. and the Finance Committee, resurfacing a 0.2-mile section lover 12 13 u Terrace, large and beautiful 3 Rockledge section. First time interviews will give me a better room. Person working days WE HAVE customers waiting be ideal fbr in-laws. Bara, 6 W ILLARD W IR TZ, the perpetual r i ] ^ to enter upon said remaining ba d far any of o f U.S. 6 and 44 through the end of 1973. Included in the 32 Last and 4-room apartments. Heat, offered, 3 bedroom “ L” Ranch, SOUTH WINDSOR - Im- a statewide and/or a picture of the important 34 N orth IS IS pr preferred. References. for the rental of your apartment horse staUs, 6 regulation dog ffstoto 77 OF THE said purposes; togetoer riao with the right to drain avfaoe Manchester will be opened project are plans to reduce the hot water, all appliances choice treed lot, view, maculate SpUt, 3 bedrooms, Wtmtad-Raal TRU STEES regional tax to bail out the concerns of Connecticut’s A m erican PaikiDg. 643-7190. or home. J.D. Real Estate kennels. Philbrick Agency, OF PENN size of the Manchester Green r including dishwasher, disposal, $36,900.Hayes Agency, 6468131. family room, fireplace, garage, P R O P E R T Y water into and thronrii said draiaase facilities. mbmanagemeri of the big city March 7 at 2 p.m., m the offices country 18 Associates, Inc. 643-5129. Healtors, 646-4200. SELLING your b o ^ or Said tonrpnrcris nbone-deacribed are aboaniveyedtogetfag parklet and to eliminate the young citizens.” 35 O f the 1 carpeting, pool and your own quiet, landscaped, half-acre tot CENTRAL politkians and bus company of the State Transportation nervous Low 30’s. By owner, 644-1763. with the perpetnal right, privilege, and easement to crier npon Department, Wribersfield. traffic bottleneck there. For Rant 53 private terrace in a country Manchester OVERSIZED custom 4- Sn ® S rnSSi TRANSPORTATION exeentives. system sn y H setting. From $160. Phone 872- COMPANY. DEBTOR. and sbpe anefa additoanl ndjoiriac bad of the (karior h e r r i^ Sen. Carinthers explained 38 Printing bedroom Qilonial. Built.in 1972. 9732, 5 2 9 ^ . ANDOVER — Raised Ranch may be necessary far and d n ^ the oaBriractiaa ri mica The work, to include slgnab, measures » 31 FIVE-ROOM 3 bedroom PRESIDENTIAL $ 2 5 , 9 0 0 First-floor famUy room with that as a member of the 37 Boy’s name apartmeiiL heat, stove, wall-to- fireplace, 2 ^ baths with mar­ Eight rooms, 38 bedrooms, two Mmmtii" Rnad Finance Commitee wtiree the b for that portion of E. Middle VILLAGE APTS. baths, carpeting, air- 38 Tins u wall carpeting, no pets. ROCKVILLE - Available ble vanities. 2-car oversized What is your Property Worth? bUl was drafted, he did much Tpke. from the intersection of PAYING PAYING 40 Demolish Attractive six-room Cape, conditioned. Acre treed lot Tins Ordinance toaU take effect tan (16) days after the H Available March 1st. Near MANCHESTER March 1st, 3-room apartment, gajrage, fuU-walk-out basement and was sacccsoful in deteting E. Center St. and Woodbridge 41 Light touch sdMMri. Charles Lesperance, stove, refrigerator, heat, no paneled living room, eat-in with sliding glass doors. $34,900. Hayes Agency, 6468131. publiration in thb newspaper provided that witlHB ten (16) d ty i St., at Manriicster Green, to m m Suva COM IM LOTS OF 42C udgel One and two bedrooms. the regional aspect of it, 649-naB. pets, references, security. $135 kiteben, formal dining room, 3 Beautiful skyline view. aftgf Hlia iMAHi-aKni <>f Hrit OT*!*****’* * aty— J h j act Lake St. The project b being 2 9 % F M l J m 44 Barricade of COLUMBIA — 15 acre estate ■linnmating PaiingtOW, Tolbnd, monthly. 648-1060. bedrooms, and garage. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, less than five (5) percent of the electors of the To m , as funded jomtly by the fed ea l felled trees 42 L i Near schools, churdies immaculate 9-room barn with tanir mnm J reiereaoe to a special Town: Sewer Department reserve SlOtherwiee epU ren o r pets, parking, hot estate, $130, heat, appliances, . Th$rt li • big diiiiig fer bam with tack room, hay loftTs PASEK already a member of toe JOSEPH J . 52 Distant box staUs, fenced riding ar& Anihtiny F. funds for relocating, sanitary M H water, centrally located. 646-2623 security, le a se . Available ProfMsIonal SarvIcM Upitfilktiv tefFt6n U$ll|iR9 tMrtI Ttanoit District. PO 4IB MMATSOL I (p refix ) March 1st, 647-1020, 6408845 spring fed lond. Mefrjitt Secretoiy. Board of Directors sewers the length o f the 53 Negative vote a Seenrity deposit. 6438441, 48 7 Day* a Waak M ImH Om iK $4$ink He added hewn* successful in CMI m w rti 1-1 ^ e n c y , Thaaof! l»oject. (NIWSTAPU INTEKPXISE ASSN.) P-in- evenings. getting langnaB* iolo ^ ^ Dated at Manchester. I Present estimates are that which woi^ allow Vernon to u n ^ t h PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Marichester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 21, 1973 'Today^s Lottery Winning Number The Weather African Bloc Attains Partly cloudy, colder tonight with lows in 95573 teens to mid 20s. Mostly cloudy Friday with chance of snow flurries. High in toe lianrhp^tTr lEuptitng Upralh mid 30s.

TW ENTY-FOUR PAGES — TWO SECTIONS I PKICi;: I’ll 'I’KEN CENTS Awesome Power In U.N* MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1973 - VOL. XCII, No. 121 Manchester—A City of Villafife Chnrm By WILLIAM 1^, OATIS counterpart of the U.N. African in South Africa and get that Only three members of toe African Group - Egypt, Associated Press Writer Group, will celebrate its 10th white-ruled country out of toe t • ' UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. birthday May 25 in Addis old mandated territory of Ethiopia and Liberia were (AP) — In 10 years the Africans Ababa, Ethiopia, where it was South-West Africa. U.N. members at the start in have attained awesome power formed and has headquarters. The group of black and 1945. in the United Nations. Their U.N. Secretary-General Kurt Mediterranean African coun­ The group began growing in regional group, the biggest and Waldheim will be there. His tries represents less than a 1956 as colonies, protectorates strongest one here, rams predecessor, U Thant, attended tenth of the world’s population and trust territories becanm through resolutions on African the OAU summit meeting every but inciudes almost a third of new countries. By late 1960 Sino- U.S. Relations Normalized questions almost unopposed. year. toe United Nations’ members— Africans outnumbered Asians Under their influence, the The OAU has two maip aims: 41 out of 132. here 23-22. United Nations has proliferated to fight in the United Nations African countries vote solidly ‘The Africans were a major Paris Discussions machinery to push their against the remnapts of for African proposals with toe force in the assembly’s I960 interests. And it devotes far European rule over Africa, and occasional exceptions of two or declaration against Mayor Supports more time, attention and to keep strictly African three close neighbors of South colonialism, its 1963 action to Set To Resolve documentation to those in­ problems out of the United Africa. Other countries vote for enlarge the Security CJouncil terests than to such basic issues Nations, in favor of domestic or African proposals because they and toe Economic and Social Regional Agency as disarmament. regional handling. want African votes for their Council, and its 1966 vote to Several Issues Some Western countries are It has fended off U.N. own proposals: because they terminate South Africa’s disenchanted with this trend. consideration of the 1963 think the African proposals are mandate over South-West Merger Proposal WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States and China The United States and Britain Moroccan-Algeria and 1964 right, or because their domestic Africa, which is called announced today they will establish official governmental quit a U.N. committee on pressure groups think so. Namibia, in U.N. discussions. Somali-Ethiopian-Kenyan liason offices in Washington and Peking to speed up colonialism two years ago border wars; the 1965 tension Ail that makes toe African The OAU, with a much closer BY SOL R. COHEN normalization of relations between the two countries. because they felt the Africans between Rwanda and Burundi; Group the most consistently link with toe United Nations (Herald Reporter) and Asians sided too much with the 1968-71 Nigerian-Biafran influential vote-getter around. than the Organization of The development announced be reviewed in the last half of the Russians. Secretary of civil war; last summer’s The Africans’ numbers far American States possesses, in a joint communique issued in the year. Kissinger said he had State William P. Rogers com- fighting in Burundi, and last exceed those of other regional keeps an executive secretary in Mayor John Thompson said today he supports the Washington and Peking. been told Downey’s sentence plained in the General fall’s expulsion of Asians from groups — A sia’s 32, Latin New York as U.N. observer. proposed merger of the Capitol Region Council of Presidential aide Henry A. could be shortened for good Assembly last year of bloc Uganda. America’s 23, the 21 for Resolutions of its annual Ranchers Fight To Protect Herds Governments (CRCOG) and the Capitol Region Planning Kissinger said the offices will behavior and that he was in­ voting, an African The African Group here has Western Europe and toe old summit conferences are cir­ Agency (CRPA) and that he believes it would be in the best serve as the principal contact formed Downey’s conduct as a Sheriff’s Lt. William Johansen inspects one of the ranches head of beef and dairy cattle in the last six months of 1972 characteristic. campaigned to win Commonwealth, and Eastern culated officially to U.N. interests of Manchester. a points on the expansion of trade prisoner had been exemplary. in the Point Reyes, Calif., area where Marin County and nine thefts have been reported so far this year. (AP Now the Africans are happily independence for Portugal’s Europe’s 10. members. Council of Governments “ as well as all other matters authorities are fittin g the classic scourge of the old West photo) getting ready for a landmark African territories, install Their imposing numbers The Africans sometimes The merger proposal, already —'The United States has no (CRCOG) was formed in 1966 as except the strictly formal — cattle rustling. Rustlers have reportedly stolen up to 60 holiday. The Organization of African majority rule in serve them best in the 132- break ranks, especially when recommended by a committee immediate plans to withdraw the Capitol Region Council of diplomatic aspects” of ties African Unity, home-front Rhodesia, end race segregation nation General Assembly, confronted with a new question from both agencies, would unite its remaining military forces Elected Officials. Its name was between the countries. where every country has an on which they have not had time th e tw o organizations from the Chinese Nationalist changed in 1970. Only 25 of the equal vote regardless of popula­ to nail down a uniform position. responsible for regional plan­ Kissinger said the liason island of Taiwan but the subject 29 towns belong to it. tion, size, wealth or military They divided last fall over ning in the 29-town Greater offices will have full diplomatic will be reviewed periodically, State Comptroller Nathan ‘Recycled Playground’ might. Waldheim’s proposal for an Hartford area. privileges but will in no way with decisions based principally Higher Beef Prices Increase The merger, still subject to Agostinelli, then mayor of But their prestige counts also assembly debate on terrorism, imply establishment of formal on Washington’s assessment of Manchester, was chairman of in the 15-nation Security even though there was a group the approval of the CRCOG and diplomatic relations. the danger of war in the area. the council in 1969-70. He was Council, where the three decision to oppose it, and that CRPA memberships, would be —Secretary of State William Uses Cast-Off Treasure preceded by State Senate Kissinger, who returned Activities Of Cattle Rustlers African members’ resolutions helped him win. subject also to local approval P. Rogers and Chinese Foreign by the governing bodies of the Majority Leader Lewis Rome, Tuesday from four days of By LARRY REIBSTEIN them, or swings them to come are received with sympathy. But when united, as they Minister Chi Peng-fei will begin separate towns. In addition, the then mayor of Bloomfield. extensive talks in Peking with Associated Press Writer up with playground devices that The big powers lean over almost always are on their own discussions in Paris next week merger proposal permits any Following Agostinelli’s election Communist Party Chairman conspicuously lack the gleam­ backward to avoid vetoing questions, they are hard to on settlement of private POINT REYES, Calif. (AP) - that size you must have some rustling in Alameda County, “ getting more proficient all the HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) to state office, Jeremiah Mao Tse-tung and Premier ing steel so noticeable in nor­ them. beat. town to remove itself from American claims against Prodded by high beef prices, kind of commercial outlet," about, 50 miles southeast of time. It’s just Hke burglary, — It looks more like an Wadsworth, head of the Far­ Chou En-lai also disclosed that: mal playgrounds. membership, also by local ac­ China, totalling some |250 cattle rustling — that classic observed Johansen. here. only the evidence disappears a abandoned construction mington Town Council, became Hogan has set up about 25 of tion. —Two American airmen held million, and some $78 million of scourge of the Old West — is Besides ending up in the In that county’s first rustling lot quicker.” chairman. The present and company lot than a playground. these playgrounds across the D r. Frederick Lowe, prisoner by China since being blocked Chinese assets in the experiencing a modem day rustler’s own freezer, some trial in 12 years, Robert L. Johansen believes a uniform But don’t argue with the kids ^More Special Grocery Values^ fourth chairman is East Hart­ state, several near temporary president of Manchester Com­ shot down over Chinese United States. The aim will be resurgence, authorities say. stolen cattle apparently go to Sweeden, 30, of San Leandoro, branding system might help ford Mayor Richard who use it — to them it is a mobile home parks in flood- munity College and one of territory, will be released in the Here in rural Marin County wholesale dealers who in turn was convicted of stealing a 200- curtSil rustling. at Plnehurst to resolve the issues quickly playground. battered Wilkes-Barre. Manchester’s three represen­ Blackstone. Dana Hanson of north of San Francisco, where sell to bulk meat retailers for pound feeder calf from an area ‘‘We had three suspects next few weeks. They are Air through negotiations. And don’t argue with commu­ But aside from obtaining the tatives to the CRPA, was a Bolton is its executive director. Joaquin Murietta and "Three- rancher. caught with a stolen; butchered Force Maj. Philip E. Smith, a The agreement to establish marketing to the public, nity officials — to them, it’s cast-off material, Hogan tries AUSWOT UPTON’S TEA BAGS member of the joint committee The CRPA is funded by toe fingered Jack” plundered prisoner since Sept. 20, 1965, liaison offices in each other’s Johansen said. Marin cattle owners say their animal,” he said. “ But we cheap. to stay away from actual con­ MARGAMIE 100s which recommended the state, the federal government California Earthquake Damage Spanish ranchos some 150 years couldn’t prove anything, and Navy Lt. Cmdr. Robert J. capitals apparently was toe Others may be sold from ranches are particularly The brainchild of Paul Ho­ struction. That’s for the chil­ merger. and by its member towns. ago, rustlers reportedly stole because we couldn’t identify Flynn, held since Aug. 21,1967. most significant development roadside truck stands or turn up vulnerable because many are gan, a suburban Philadelphia dren, which is apparently the ‘‘Manchester has par­ CRCOG receives its operating up to 60 beef and dairy cattle in it.” Otto Schiess looks through a shattered window at a farm building onto a telephone booth and a rental trailer. The life sentence of John to come out of Kissinger’s on the auction block in close to heavily traveled roads. ex-contractor, the “ re-cycled key to the playground’s popu­ 2 9 « * 1 .0 9 ticipated in both regional agen­ funds from its member towns tte last six months of 1972. ‘‘Anyone bringing a playground” relies on the implement store in Oxnard, Calif., Wednesday, where an Damage in Oxard was estimated unofficially at about $1 Thomas Downey, a Central Peking talks. He said toe two neighboring bounties, he said. “ You couldn’t get within a larity, as witnessed recently in cies since their inception,” said and from a variety of private Nine thefts have been butchered cow into a locker theme that “ One man’s junk is LEMON OCTAGON ...... K L iiix ’ earthquake centered a jolt felt throughout much of million. (AP photo) ^ Intelligence Agency employe governments felt toe existing However, ‘‘there’s little hundred yards of the cattle a demonstration for Gov. Mil- Thompson. ‘‘We have and public agencies. Whatever reported so far this year. plant ought to be required to another man’s child’s trea­ held since the Korean War, will formal channel for contact likelihood you’d ever find one in back on the hills,” said ton Shapp. UQUD tor Dishes White 200s benefitted greatly by our par­ federal funds CRCOG receives southern California. At right, bricks fell from top of a “ Some of the thefts are produce the hide on demand,” sure.” through their Pari.s embassies your local supermarket,” Steward, adding that cattle Asked why he liked the play­ ticipation in the regional is channeled through toe CRPA. Hogan, under a contract with •••••••••••••I “ was inadequate.” apparently part of a commer­ Johansen said. “ They have too more used to human contact declared Louis Bloom, owner of ground, 11-year-old Michael In the current fiscal year, the state, utilizes such “ junk” 49* purchasing program and the cial operation and others are many controls.” “ are so gentle you could walk 100 head of prime cattle. Sanders of Phoenixville, said: Manchester contributed ^,140 While toe heads of the two as empty cable spools, logs, regional crime squad, and we just to put meat on the table,’’ Thus far there have been no right up to them and hit them “ A law like that might put a “ You can build it yourself. You to the CRPA and Ql,890 to offices will not hold iorm al concrete pipes, inner tubes, NESTLFS MORSELS IVORY SOAP have received valuable helpful . News. . said Maiin Sheriff’s Lt. William arrests in Marin County but last with a hammer.” stop to slaughtering, a cow on can take it apart and then build CRCOG. diplomatic litles, Kissinger wheel barrows, pulleys and 12-o l Personal advice and guidance in Kissinger Hints Johansen. August a man was sentenced to Another problem, -said the highway an just leaving the it again. It’s better to do it Thompson attended a special said they will e n jo y full rope. He piles them, inserts planning. “ In either case meat prices a 1- to 15-year term for cattle Johansen, is the rustlers are hide behind.” . yourself. Capsules diplomatic privileges, including them, twists them, carves ‘‘In many other ways, meeting of CRCOG this seem to be the basic root of it," afternoon, held at the Of Earthquake the right to communicate with bars Manchester has been able to Johansoi said. Ddwney Release their home governments by :¥:%¥5:¥:¥Sc:s??S:¥:¥S?5:¥ft¥:¥SSSS¥S:¥:¥:¥:¥:::¥:¥':¥:¥: pool its resources cooperatively Rensselaer Polytechnic Rancher Boyd Steward put up code. rSee what you save on 22-oz. with other towns and, by so Institute in Hartford. The a 11,000 rewiml after rustlers LOS ANGELES (AP) — Residents of the coastalxity of T he communique said doing, we have strengthened meeting was for consideration Vermont Ratifies ERA slaughtered two 1,600-pound 39«i Later This Year Kissinger and the Chinese IVORY DETERGENT our ability to retain home rule. of the council's 1973-74 budget Oxnard, hardest hit by a a rolling, rumbling earthquake, Blade Angus in his pasture. LFor Dishes MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) - “ agreed that the time was ap­ A merger of the council and the and for a discussion of a set of face the prospect today of repairing property damage Vermont has become toe 28th “ They butchered them right WASHINGTON (AP) - The the Chinese said toe plane was propriate for accelerating the planning agency will improve bylaws, prepared in accordance without state aid. state to ratify toe proposed there and took them away in ^Strickland Farms Grade AA life sentence of John Thomas shot down over China and normalization of relations.” our efficiency to meet areawide with the proposed merger of Oxnard. “ First there was a Equal Rights Amendment to halves,” Steward said. The earthquake struck Downey of New Britain, a accused both of bei^ spies. “ To this end, they undertook ...PEARL challenges that individual CRPA and CRCOG. rumbling, then toe house began toe U.S. Constitution. “ When you’re dealing in beef [LARGE EGGS a.z.OG’i Southern California Central Intelligence Agency Downey was sentenced in to broaden their contacts in all towns could not otherwise Thompson said of the to creak and shake. It was like The 30-member Vermont Wednesday, shattering win­ employe, will be reviewed by November 1952 to life imprison­ fields. They agreed on a meet.” proposed merger and its public someone was holding the house Senate ratified the proposed are Celebrating dows, cracking plaster, Communist China during toe ment. Fecteau was given a 20- concrete program of expanding STKTE Mmn L of 1 lUra ' The Capitol Region Planning airing in Manchester, “ I do not and shaking it back and forth.” 27th amendment on Wednesday toppling dishes and bottles from second half of this year, year prison term but was trade as well as scientific, Agency (CRPA) was formed in expect that this will be ready by a vote of 19 to 8. The House shelves and causing other Oxnard, a coastal city of presidential aide Henry A. releas^ by Peking Dec. 13, cultural and other exchanges. Freedman 1957. Its membership consists f o r public hearing in gave its approval earlier in the ^79* lb. 85* property damage. Five persons 70,000 persons 60 miles Kissenger said today. 1971, and DoWney’s life “ To facilitate this process, of all 29 towns in the Capitol Manchester for at least several legislative session. were reported injured; two had northwest of Los Angeles, ab­ sentence was commuted to five an d to im prove Region. The Capitol Region The amendment, which Kissinger, who returned Named To months. broken legs. sorbed toe heaviest damage. years. communications, it was agreed Skyscrapers swayed in Los states that equality of rights un­ Tuesday from China, said he Mrs. Mary Downey of New BIRTHINGTOirS WASHDAY IBEST MAINE POTATOES 10 ir89erimental Research and well as recommendations to alleviate the property tax Paul VI discussed the future of artifacts housed in Peking’s of the Pacific Coast Highway roads, highways and public N ew Britain native’s Defense. Development Incentives Vietnam today at a 40-minute Forbidden City. In addition, Dubuque Skinless _ burden on older Americans. for more than an hour and a buildings. But he said he association with the agency. At his trial, the Chinese Program audience with Foreign Minister three scientUic groups and a In his State of the Union recommendations would be half. doubted damage was extensive. Downey and Richard called Downey ‘ ‘ the Tran Van Lam of South gymnastics team will visit the Elisha Freedman, who was message to Congress on the designed to alleviate “ the “ It was a rumbling quake,” enough to qualify private Fecteau, of Lynn, Mass., were archcriminal of all American FRANKFURTS BACON Vietnam. United States this year. Hartford city manager for eight economy, Nixon dispelled crushing burdens which proper- said Bob Holt of Ventura, near citizens for state aid. passengers on a military flight prisoners.” The Chinese said in Lam delivered a message years, and more recently chief doubts that he -would present referring to the spending from Seoul, Korea, to Japan, October, 1955 that there was The United States, he said, from President Nguyen Van administrative officer of ib.81* 8 1 * tax reform legislation of his ceiling. He has said in toe past when the plane was shot down ‘‘ironclad evidence” that will send the Philadelphia Thieu, who reportedly asked Montgomery County, Md., has own, saying only that it would that failure to keep a tight rein by the Chinese on Oct. 30,1952. Downey had “ intruded into Symphony, groups pf doctors, the pontiff to visit Saigon. Pope been working in public build on further reforms of 1969 on spending would mean higher Both were listed as civilian China to carry out subversive scientists and elementary Save 30t lb. on 2erations of state and require a general tax increase Vietnam opening there Iprice and high in quality. Committee is holding hearings local governments for greater o r create inflationary Denounced Monday. Eight days ago, the effectiveness and economy. on reform legislation to close pressures. Pope received Xuan Thuy, toe so-called loopholes in the “ Now it is up to toe Congress By The Associated Press head of toe North Vietnamese income tax code. to match these efforts with a delegation in Paris. C H U C K GROUND „ 99* The President also said he Israel was widely denounced todayfor shooting down a y / / 4 iFamily Circus sheets and pillowcases at no extra charge with every Frigidaire washer, dryer or Laundry Center. spending ceiling of its own,” will submit bills to improve the Libyan airliner in which m ore than 100 pd*s(Mis died. )3 IN I BLEND Nixon said. m nation’s unemployment President Nixon sent condolences to Libya and Egypt, a FREE compensation program, He said he believed most Five Killed *7.95 Value FREE ^and ROUND GROUND n, ^ | . 1 Q j pointed rebuke to the Israelis. But a Lebanese newspaper tsi minimum wage laws, the House and Senate members COOPERSBURG, Pa. (AP) wanted to hold down spending charged him with hypocrisy, likening him to “ a m urderer — Workmen installing a sewer DIET LEAN TENDER CUBE private pension system, and “ the manner in which we deal and added: ‘ ‘ I have no who attends the funeral of bis victims.” may have disturbed a gas line, - i i ' economic recommendation to causing an explosion that Frigidaire Electrl-clean with our transportation Israel said its fighters fired Frigidaire Refrigerator. : .;l make to toe Congress which is on toe Boeing 727 Wednesday and toe others aboard were leveled an apartment building, Oven Range. No more ov.... GROUND Beef STEAKS systems.” 17.0 cu. ft. with a 4.75 cu. ft. Frigidaire Laundry Center. more important to the because the airliner’s French Libyans, Egyptians, Jor­ a gas company official reports. 4 cleaning. . . it cleans itself. On property tax relief, Nixon freezer that stores up to Fits almost anywhere. Only economic well-being of our pilot refused to heed orders to danians, Lebanese Pale^inians Five persons were killed and 22 a';' More easy cleaning with *1.29 ^*1.69 covered the subject in a one 166 lbs. No defrosting. .. 24" wide, washes one sentence statement, saying the people.” land after flying over Israeli and Sudanese. Two Frenchmen injur^. pull-off knobs, spill-saver it’s 100% Frost-Proof. family-size load while it «52S*SSS:WS5;:S:¥:W*¥::S::::::;:; military installations along the were among toe survivors, the Richard L. Bunn, vice top, removable bottom I So many customers remark about the quality of PPRniit Reversa-doors hinge right dries another. LC-2 for 240 Suez Canal. first officer and a steward. president of United Gas Im­ drawer, big-capacity drip f FRESH CHICKENS and CHICKEN PARTS ...... ’The nonaligned group of or left. Add-on Automatic volt installation or LCT-120 The death toll today ap­ p ro v e m e n t Co., said gas bowls. This week we feature Extra Large 5%-lb averaoe Countries at the United Nations Ice Maker now or later at to plug into standard 120 parently stood at 105. The Li­ company crews arrived at the PPERDUE “ in N ew York expressed extra chqrge. volt household current. Model RSE-36S Health Director byan airline said there were 112 site shortly after being notified unless persons aboard the plane, “solidarity with the countries by the workmen. Evacuation of Model FPI -170TT' Model LC-2 or LCT-120 including nine crew members, which have been the victims of toe six-unit apartment building STING CHICKENS „69* the Israeli aggression” and Not the size, 5% lbs. The brand Perdue and Israel said nine survivors .had started when the blast called upon “ the international ^ 3 0 9 .9 5 FreshChIckens Named for Town were pulled from the wreckage. occurred Wednesday. *329.9 5 *359.95 But two of toe survivors — both community to piit an end to the [ while stock lasts, but no rain checks If we sell out w J Dr Alice J. Turek of Lynchburg, Va., will become women— died during toe night. policy of Israel.” [ ) 0 ( l GENUINE PARTS FRIGIPAIR HEADQUARTERS QUALITY SERVICE /offer Self Basting oui, wei Manchester’s first full-time director of health. She will T h e Israeli military The London Times charged Gold Prices Soar CHECKERBDARD TURKEYS start her duties in Manchester on Sept. 1, according to command said 90 bodies had tod Israelis with “ at the least a Hanoi Aid Discussed Town Manager Robert B. Weiss in a stat6ment late this been recovered. The search for reckless act of killing of LONDON. (AP) - The price 111to13lbS. Ik 4 9 ^ the rest was hampered by a civilians and, as such, in­ of gold hit record highs in Secretary of State William Rogers, left, appeared Wednesday before the Senate Foreign sandstorm during toe night. excusable even if, in c o n t r ^ to Europe for toe fourth straight "'or"*"Turek is now director of the Child Development Relations Committee and Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., listens to his EST. 1941 The Libyan airline said five of the murders of which Israel has day today jumping $3.63 at the testimony. Both support post-war aid to Hanoi in what Mansfield called “ an investjaent in Clmi^ operated at Lynchbur^y the^S g ^ J ir^^ 649 MAIM ST. PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. the crew were French, two of been the victim, it was not opening in London to an all-time beace.” (AP photo) TEL. 643-2171 302 MAIN, MANCHESTER. CONN toe passengers were German wholly inremeditated.” p ^ of $83 an ounce. B.D. PEARL Open Thurs and Fri. HI 3

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