iP5^5^.vv.f.:;v'- . ^ , - ^'• PAGE TfflRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thura., April 12, 1973 Hebron Carpet, School Issue ^ I Going to Arbitration Democrats To Heat The Weather ‘ • i, ' t ^ G ear tonight with low in upper 20s or low Problems with new carpet at including a requirement that Talk on Elderly 30s. Sunny Saturday with high in mid 50s. Nathan Hale, Robertson, and the contractor replace the Sunday’s outlook: fair and milder. -Keeney St. Schools, and the carpet; an adjustment of the Town Building Committee’s contract price to reflect the ANNE EM T cumstances, the Learning acceptance date for the Nathan lower-cost carpet installed; or Correspondent Festival, sponsored by the MANCHESTER, (X)NN., FRIDAY, APRIL IS, liW 3- VOL. XCH, No, 164 Manchester—A City of Village Charm 'TWENTY-FOUR PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Hale School addition will be the installation of humidifiers at Tel. 228-3971 pro, will close at 2 p.m. Friday subjects of arbitration between the three schools to control, The Rev. Herbert Kelsey, the at both schools Instead of 5 p.m. the Town of Manchester and static electricity problems. town’s municipal agent for the as planned. Bartlett-Brainard & Eacott Mankey told the TBC aging, will be the guest speaker Inc., the general contractor for Tuesday night that installation at the Democratic Town (Com the school projects. of humidifiers at just Robert mittee meeting Tuesday Members of the Town son School — where there have evening at 8 at the Town Office Building. Rev. Kelsey will ■Price Control Building Committee (TBC) been complaints about elec held a special meeting Tuesday trical shocks received as a speak on the duties involved in Tax Assistance night with representatives of result of the carpet — would his position. Representatives of the Inter the general contractor, and ap cost about $15,0(X). The committee would like to nal Revenue Service will be in parently no progress was made After hearing the alternatives remind all members to turn in Manchester tomorrow to assist toward settlement of the carpet suggested by the TBC, Hawley their ticket returns for the May residents in the preparation of problem. “They wouldn’t indicated Tuesday night that his 5 Dinner Dance. their 1972 income tax returns. Showdown Next Week firm would not take any correc budge,” TBC Chairman Paul Little League They will be in the Municipal WASHINGTON (AP) - With their prices have skyrocketed. want to try to find out more Open next week and will con stronger controls by Congress, Phillips explained, ^ying that tive action, according to Little League tryouts for tinue for several weeks. administration officials said. Building Hearing Room, from a showdown set next week on The (}ost of Living Council about these industries, take a the matter will be referred to Phillips. those youngsters who were not 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Those who will call in representatives harder look at the problem The council has been edging ’The bill up for a House vote Town Counsel David Barry for The matter of the acceptance able to attend last week’s appear for assistance are the future of wage-price con from the textile, canning, areas,” a council source said. back toward Phase 2-type man would roil back rents back to legal action. date for the addition to Nathan tryouts will be held Saturday at requested to bring all records trols, the Nixon administration paper, nonferrous-metal and ’The goal is to try to hold down datory controls in several the Jan. 10 level while allowing “They (Bartlett-Brainard & Hale School involves the date 1 p.m. at the G il^d Hill School. pertaining to their tax returns. has summoned representatives machine-tool industries, among these prices. problem areas as Congress landlords to pass on, dollar- for-dollar, increases in taxes Eacott) have been very un for the start of a one-year Boys attending are requested to Tomorrow will be the last of key industries to find out why others, it was learned. “We ’The industry sessions will debates proposed new ceilings cooperative all the way through guarantee of the work. The TBC wear sneakers and bring a cap time this year the represen on prices. and other costs. the school renovation and addi has set March 6, 1973 as the and glove. tatives will give assistance in Meantime, House The president would be tion projects,” Phillips said. start-of-guarantee date for the Learning Festival Manchester. ’The deadline date Democratic leaders decided required within 60 days to bring about further rollbacks in Phillips said he could not recall addition, but Hawley said there Due to unforseen cir for filing returns is April 16. ’Thursday that legislation to set any other school projects where is “no way” that date can be School Aid-Impact ceilings on most prices and in prices or explain why they were there have been such dis accepted by the contractor. terest rates at their March 16 not feasible. agreements with a contractor. Hawley says the one-year levels will go to the House floor ’Treasury Secretary George Paul Hawley, vice president guarantee should have started Monday and a vote will come P. Shultz said recently the con of Bartlett-Brainard & Eacott, when the Nathan Hale addition Funds later in the week. If the bill gressional ceilings are not workable and hinted that Nixon said the disagreement is over was occupied, in September Districts will receive 100 per passes the House, it must go to terminology, and his firm “is 1972. But the TBC wouldn’t set WASHINGTON (AP) - The School districts in every a Senate-House conference. might veto them, leaving-the Nixon administration today cent of their entitlement if not trying to agitate the town.” that date, because there were children of federal employes state, and in nearly all the 4^ Congress plans to adjourn nation without controls. confirmed it will release $507 congressional districts, will The carpet problem at the several unfinshed items in the living and working on federal next Thursday for an Easter Rep. Wilbur D. Mills, chair million in impact aid to receive money because of the man of the House Ways and three schools involves the lack school at that time. premises make up at least 25 recess. If it does so without ap thousands of school districts new decision. of a static-control fiber which Completion of several minor per cent of total enrollment, 90 proving President Nixon’s Means Committee, said located near federal in About 4,650 districts have Thursday in New York that the was called for in the contract items in the Nathan Hale per cent if less than 26 per cent request for a one-year exten stallations. ' received “ B” funds in the past, answer to “rampant runaway specifications. The TBC is kitchen will not come until this of enrollment, and 73 per cent sion of his authority to control summer, Hawley told TBC Jackson-White will spend the next nine months assisUng in The Department of Health, and 1,650 have claimed “A” wages and prices, the power inflation’’ is “a complete freeze holding the general contractor C. Jackson-White, center, new Medex assistant, becomes Education and Welfare said a in other categories. responsible for installation of members, because the work children as well. would expire 11 days later. without time duration.” acquainted with patients’ records under the guidance of the doctors’ office at 56 Hajmes St. under the Jfledex statement will be released later ’The entitlement figures are the wrong carpet, which cost will take about two weeks. Dr. Harold J. Lehmus, left, and Dr. David L. Warren. program. (Herald photo by Ofiara) based on what districts would Last year Congress ap The Nixon administration The Arkansas Democrat said explaining how the money will he has suggested t o Nixon that approximately $3,000 less than have received had the program propriate $592.5 million for wants a simple extension of the be distributed. impact aid, roughly two-thirds law and is strongly opposed to the only way to control rising the specified carpet, according The decision marks a sharp been funded at 100 percent of to architect Richard Mankey. $83 Billion For Schooling of it for children whose parents the proposed price ceilings up prices is to “go back where he turnaround in thinking at the authorization. The contractor claims he was Washington — Total expend Medex Aide Eyed Pianist Career live in private residential for a House vote. was on Aug. 15,1971.” That was White House. Earlier, it had Most of the money in the relieved of the responsibility to itures for public and nonpublio 22-year-old program goes to areas. The administration criticized the date on which Nixon began schools at all levels of Q ues impounded a substantial por Letters announcing the deci a 90-day freeze on wages and provide static control carpet by months, underwent an exten tion. At the end of the total school districts on the basis of a proposal that would have tion from kindergarten through June B. Tompkins at a moment when Jackson- tion of the funds. sion to school districts will be extended controls temporarily prices. a letter from the architect. sive training program of training period, Jackson-White The impact aid to be dis two categories. Children in Town Counsel Barry-told the graduate school amounted to an . (Herald Reporter) White was discouraged with his prepared next week, HEW of for 60 days while Congress Mills would exempt interest estimated $83.8 billion during Were it not for the fact that demonstrations, lectures, and will be in search of a more per- P eter’s Lucky Number tributed to some 4,650 school Category A are those who live TBC that, in his opinion, the job as a janitor in El Paso, he ficials said. A breakdown of debated the bill. This would rates and agricultural products the 1971-72 school year. This an aspiring concert pianist dis classes in terminology with manent position. Mild- districts by midyear includes BK federal property and attend architect’s letter didn’t change grabbed the new offer to work allocations was not immediate have caused companies to raise at the farm level from the more than doubled the $40 bil covered it took more money to heavy emphasis on medicine, mannered and soft spoken, he Thirteen is Peter Martin Rau’s lucky number. Peter, of Leeds, Mass., is the grandson of $68 million in one-time nearby public schools. Parents the contract specifications. in a research laboratory at ly available. prices in anticipation of freeze. lion spent only seven years pursue a musical career than he psychiatry, and pediatrics. expresses a desire to eventually Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Welles of Talcottville. Today, Friday the 13th, is his/13th birthday. assistance to areas hit by of Category B children live in TBC m em bers have dis Stanford University. He was earlier and was nearly 10 times could afford, the field of During the remainder of his pursue research in cancer. ^ Tropical Storm Agnes last private residential areas but cussed several alternatives as the $8.8 billion expended in given a job of controlling a He was born in Manchester in the 13th hour of April 13,1960, and is the proud owner of 13 medicine would have one less colony of 2,500 white mice. training, he will work closely His wife. Celeste, is presently ' June. work at federal installations. solutions to the carpet problem, 1949-50. chickens. His Post Office box number is 175...add up the figures and they total 13. Until now, the U.S. Office of laboratory technician and one From this point on, his in with Dr. Warren who will act as a supervisor with Blue Cross ’The decision will be especial less doctor’s assistant. terest and association with his preceptor. Together, they and Blue Shield in the Medicare Education had been distributing MHS Round Table Singers ly important to districts with 1972-73 funds only for Category C. Jackson-White, whose laboratory medical research will periodically return to Dart Department of the Boston of large numbers of nonmilitary A, which has the heaviest im hyphenated surname is a com grew to the extent that he mouth for reports and evalua fice. federal employes living but not CONN. SALVAGE Co., Inc. oEoi The bination of his mother’s maiden enrolled at Northeastern pact on local tax revenues, and Mid-Air Crash working in their communities. for Category B children whose To Wing To Hawaiian Isles name and his father’s family University in Boston and Many had feared they would name, began to show a talent graduated as a licensed parents are in the military. \GLORIOUS EMPORIUM lose millions of dollars already ,This, eliminated aid to dis was president of his graduating have trav eie throughout the for the piano at an early.age in laboratory technician. After his DOUG BEVINS SWEDISH BAKE SALE locked into their budgets. tricts'! with heavy concen- class. state giving concerts. The his home near El PasdTTex. He graduation, he acquired a The ' allocatiohs will be (Hejrald Rc|rarter). Among the many other ac Hawaii trip is the biggest ven remembers going through the tratiqnjt 'of nooniilitary federal OORNER OF HUnFORD ROAD research job in chemistry on a prorated undQ fast year’s for empli^es who work on govem- Manchester High School’s tivities planned is a real ture ever undertaken. rooms of his home with some “sophisticated level” working at House and Haters MOUNTAIN .VIEW, Calif. ’ThurQay. None of the golfers by the Navy as a $10 million mula, HEW spu^rcra^id. Round-Table Singers will leave Hawaiian luau Sunday night. sort of a make believe surplice mentriiipfalllilions. - Emmerling noted that with Dr. V. Zachek, a member (AP) — “The flames were 30 to or employes on the course was submarine chaser. the high school at 6:30 a.m. Hie group will return next A PINE ST„ MANCHESTER - M9-77tt and culminating his invented Manchester High School en of the staff of Harvard Medical Saturdayy^ April 14, 1973 40 feet in the air and the hurt. tomorrow on the first leg of a Sunday (April 22), flying into one-man game with an im PO 3. C. Bruce N. Mallibert, r* courages foreign travel for stu School. The job involved wreckage was covered with The' Navy immediately week-long trip to Hawaii. Boston at 10 a.m. and arriving aginative piano performance. 22, of Mountain View, an an dent groups. Also this coming Hi research in cancer. black smoke. There was no way named a board of investigation About 70 members of the in Manchester at about noon. “One day, my mother says she tisubmarine warfare techni News Capsules vacation week, the MHS Deep- He later applied for training 10:OO AM. to get in there.” to try to learn why the two four- singing group, accompanied by The Hawaii trip, the longest Sixers, a SCUBA diving club un Neighhorl recognized a definite tune Sponsored In Seandia Lodgo No. 23 engine planes were so close cian, was thrown clear of the seven adults, will be boarding journey ever undertaken' by the under the Medex program at Fireinan Ron Kimball was Navy plane. He was taken to a der direction of teacher Gilbert which was that old song, Dartmouth Medical School in Vasa Order of American describing the scene after a while approaching the Navy’s Decision Delayed IVtuseum Planned buses at the MHS lot tomorrow Round Table Singers, has been To the hundreds of 'Coming In On a Wing and a hospital, where doctors said he Hunt, will be going on a week- Hanover, N.H., and for three National Aeronautics and Space Moffett Field, less than a half VAUVENARGUES, France for a ride to Boston’s Logan in the planning since last fall. babies everywhere Prayer’,’’ Jackson-White was in critical condition with WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. long trip to Montego Bay, Administration plane and a mile away. Both aircraft were Edward W. Brooke, R-Mqss., (AP) — Pablo Picasso’s widow Airport, where their direct Students have conducted a Jamaica. who have some unfin reminisces. ■tTEMPLE'S OF MANCHESTER-CONNECTICUT’S HUG CENTER)! Navy aircraft collided in flight, on short test flights from burns and fractures. charter flight will leave at 11 number of fund-raising ac I From then until three years said Thursday he had t|een today was reported planning to ished business wait plummeted onto a golf course in Moffett, A golfer had covered aQured 6y Defense Secretary create a museum. around the a.m. tivities to finance the trip, and ’This is the third year the ing because we ran ago when a new career piggyback fashion, exploded Eleven of the men killed were Mallibert with his parachute, MHS Principal George townspeople have also con Deep Sixers have gone on superseded his piano training, Elliot L. Richardson that no thousands of paintings, out of disposable dia and burned. Sixteen men in a Convair 990, a $2.5 million believing him dead, when Kim Emmerling and Miss Martha tribute largely, Emmerling lengthy trips during te April he studied with first the base-closing decisions will be drawings and other works of art pers last week, I TEMPLE’S aboard the planes died; one was transport-type jet the National ball reached the crash scene. announced before the senator her husband left unsold at his White, director of the Round note. vacation week. About 45 neighborhood piano teacher and critically injured. Aeronautics and Space Ad Table Singers, will be going on students are participating this apologize. We just then,.much later, such teachers “People threw a chute over returns from Saigon to discuss death April 8. Emmerling praised “The one plane just set down ministration used as a flying the trip, which will include at year. didn’t anticipate the as Mme. Adele Marcus of the CARPET AND the body, but 1 yanked it off and the issue. townspeople for their financial on top of the other,” said David laboratory. Friends said Jacqueline least four special concerts in Other foreign trips recently amount of production ' Juiiliard School of Music in felt his pulse and he was alive,” Brooke, in a statement from and moral support of the trip. Frame, 25, who was working on The other five victims and the Picasso told them she planned Hawaii. involved the high school’s ski babies are capable of. However, another load (maybe I New York City, Paul Badura- FLOOR COVERING Kimball said. Saigon released by his office The Round Table . Singers, the Sunnyvale Municipal Golf survivor were aboard a Navy here, said he learned of Pen to live in the chateau Picasso organize about 35 years ago by club going to Switzerland, and should’nt use that word) has bieen brought over from Skoda at Stanford University in owned at Vauvenargues, north Expected arrival time in (bourse when the planes crashed P3 Orion turboprop, described It was nearly three hours tagon plans to close the Boston Honolulu, Oahu, is 6e;15 p.m. the late G. Albert Pearson, the French Club trip to Canada. the warehouse and I am happy to report that we have Palo Ao, Calif., and Lili Krause 308 MAIN STREET of Aix en Provence, and to good, stock of newborn, da^ime and ovemite sizes on in San Francisco. He gave MANCHESTER h i t u m n As Low A t after the crash before the first Naval Shipyard, Westover Air Saturday (Hawaii time). The bodies could be removed. Force Base and Otis Air Force create a museum there. group will be staying at the hand. Price is $7.50 for 30-lb. bulk pack daytime, and recitals and performed piano Tel. 643-6662 THE aVPSY MOTHS ARE OOMINB. concert! with symphonies. He NYLON TWEED Debris \yas scattered over a Base, all in Massachusetts. Most of the collection is Illkai Hotel in Honolulu. overnite and $3.00 for 15-ib. pack of newborns. PROTECT YOUR TREES WITH 100-yard radius of the golf "I have requested meetings stored in the villa at Mougins, worked at job after job in an ef k Planned concerts to be given Lots of new arrivals: “Royal Family’’ Cannon 9 12 OOUILE FACE MOTH TAPE New Criminal course, which borders busy with both the President apd on the Riviera, where Picasso fort to pay for his musical in the 50th state include towels. Pine & Maple Luxury Furniture, Telephone r'xST' ROLL. CARPEnM Interstate 101 about 45 miles secretary Richardson bn Mon died. Turning it into a museum training. LINOLEUM RUGS programs at Honolulu’s Mary Book Covers, Hardwood Book Racks, Barbecue Uten AiaSTtONO south of San Francisco. day,” Brooke said. “I will leave collection would prohabjiy A call from an old school CHOICE SELECTION • LONC WIAIINC Knoll High School; at the sils and Fire Starters, Rubber Gloves, Range Hoods, WtIO MON VWTl • STAIN RESISTANT The crash was within 100 foriWashington immediately.” exempt it from death Qties. friend may have been the tur ■ It. $I4.«S • EASY TO CLEAN COMPLETELY Justice group’s hotel; at the U.S. naval $ 0 9 8 yards of the freeway, over Appliance Dollie Wheels, Wicker Products, Bulova ning point in his career. Coming FLOOR ROUSH • QUIET UNOtt FOOT INSTALLED station. Pearl Harbor; and an eavy foam rack which planes approaching; Silver Polish, Mosquito Coils, Scutl, Sink Traps, • HEA’H New Boycott Set Lottery Numbers appearance on the Eton Ross $9.95 Moffett usually .cros; at an Traverse Rods, etc., all at less than dealers 1000'S OF PEOPLE REPORTED LOS ANGELES (AP) - An Here are the winning television show. $1.99 qt THIS WORKED LAST YEAR. Sent altitude of froqi 50 toTOO fCqt as themselves pay. brgatiizer of • the nationwide th ^ come in ;'on a north by numbers drawn this week in There will be ample free time WALL-TO-WALL meat boycott the first week in northeastern state lotteries. HARTFORD (AP) - A bill to \ In that form all existing northwest coursfera NASA of for swimming, .-turfing, and COMMERCIAL b t U K ficial said. April says there’ll be another New York 187643 sightseeing, Emmerling said. join all prosecutors in Connec grounds for divorce would be the first week of May. Pennsylvania 73837 He added that one of the Benton^s Widow RUBBER BACK ticut superior and circuit courts abolished and instead an in June Donavan, chairman of n Id . ARPET The Navy has identified the Connecticut 65246 highlights of the visit will be a ‘ is on its way to the governor. dividual would petition a Fight Inflation Together, an Named Publisher KITCHEN CARPET. pilot of the Navy P3 Orion tur Massachusetts 040795 tour of the University of »L R. COHEN ilSCORTINOI! But a bill to reform the superior court judge to dissolve nounced a second boycott It NEW is n OOUM OOMMIATIONE boprop as Lt. Stephen A. New Jersey 189827 Hawaii, conducted by Dr. (Herald Doggerolaureate) Of Encyclopedia rx'is>v.v.:As' Prices start at state’s divorce statute has been his or her , marriage on the ’Thursday, saying prices are WITH . . . Schwarting,. 28, of Storrs, The qualifier in'^the Penn Richard Dubanowski, professor To those wdio insist that today is sad — that it’s one of 12’ A IS' CMFEISMIRB left waiting in the lurch. grounds' that it was “still outrageous.” ^ said the sylvania lottei^ |s A-K-7. HI-DENSITY Qood i«l.ctlan Conn., and ^ n ta Clara, Calif. of psychology. Dr. Dubanowski those days when all things go bad, CHICAGO (AP) — En ’The state senate voted 22-12 irretrievably broken. - i: new campaign will run from The Massachusetts million FOAM BACK w idlks 5 Thursday to establish a He is Qrvived by his widow and is a 1958 graduate of cyclopedia Britannica, Inc. an The houQ amendments had April 30 through May 6. dollar game number is 87795. Who tell you today is a day to fear — and call you quite and up criminal justice division in the two children. Manchester High School, and nounced Wednesday the elec retained the existing divorce mad if you tend to jeer, SHAG Tweedt-Shogi-Sculptured & Pluth Judiciary Department to coor tion of Mrs. William Benton as Completely instolled grounds but added irretrievable,, “It’s Uie 13th,.a Friday,” they tremblingly say, “Be sure CERAMIC TILE RAKES dinate crime fighting activities. publisher succeeding her late breakdown and 18-month to be careful when you go out today.' $4.95 The House, meanwhile, voted husband. BATHROOM separation to the list. “Don’t walk under ladders, or light three on a match, or iHtaNod ■» 10 MO iRwn foM Includes reg. BRAIDED 107-31 to reject a senate amend Reaction Of Officials Mixed Benton, former U.S. senator look at black kittens, or an umbrella snatch.” from Connecticut and a former 6 pc. $7.95 ment to the divorce bill and Rep. Jam es ,F- Bingham, fixture RUGS thus send the measure to a joint R-Stamford, urgQ defeat of the We say to those people, “Life’s not all that wierd — it’s advertising executive, served $ 1 C Q 9 5 OZITE & SHAG SOUUWUI SPEGUL just w h^ you make it — either happy or feared. If- >11 30 years as publisher, longer rioperetlH oitr* conference committee. senate amendment, predicting THE ARMSTRONG FLOOR THAT it would cause Gov. Thomas J. “Theip^ are those udio are able, when things go wrong, to than anyone in the history of the CARPET SOUARES SHINES WITHOUT WAXINQI The vote on the criminal To Proposed Danbury Project 205-year-old company. Benton I ft 11 It REGULAR. BAR HARBOR, justice bill split along party Meskill to veto the bill. whistle a tune -r- to hum a song. SELEaiON OF COLORS lines with Democrats calling it “You claim it’s unlucky, because it’s The Day. We claim died March 18. A insnoan iu a » Reosonoble DESIGNER SELECTED IN 8T(X:K ’The six-member conference money-making venture,” ig said Thursday that 40 per cent FORNKA COLORS ONLY. GOOD HARTFORD (AP)-A racial But, he added, he will “have Expertly IratoMod unnecessary. committegjs expected to meet nore present laws limiting new of the residents would have you can’t mean all the things that you say.” LINOLEUM & CARPET SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM The bill would create the of ly integrated, multi-income to loolc at it with an open mind” ■EHRAifS lEnaANYS COUNTER by our own 79$ sq ft "^ • 5. SALI next week to try to approve a land parcels to one or two family incomes of less than $13,- We’ve had such a day many times before, and in only ri3' •*.45 fice of chief state’s attorney community planned for the when the proposal is formally mechonici 9.95 compromise version of the bill. acres. 000, Connecticut’s median three months we’ll have it once more. U" yd. TOPS ClIRI PUSYK zr'iG" 4.11 and gives him power to oversee shores of Lake Candlewood presented.” X for deeper, faster ^ $1.99 3’«5' 15.95 11.M In other action Thursday : north of Danbury has drawn The first selectman of Sher “We’re growing in leaps and level. Rents for low-income 44"iM" 22.95- 17.91 all prosecution activities. bounds now and we’re not ready families would be subsidized by COAM IC FLOOR T IU aRPETRUNNMS iiV 42,95 H9! —The senate passed and sent ipixed reactions from New man, Kenneth F. Grant, said “I -B LU E . carpet PLASTIC TILE He and. his deputy would be for what we have,” Leahy said. an SAI subsidiary. L d s t r e . 1x1 pottoms & random WITH GRIPPERS klO 64.95 HM to the governor a bill that Fairfield and Sherman of feel they are creating O UT lE A lll IN S9 HUES 9«I2 79.95 IMS appointed by the chief justice of “I think it would turn New Fair- cleaning the Connecticut Supreme Ctourt prohibits sex discrimination in ficials. something that is against Another SAI director, Neil N. Plus all kinds of carpet, glassware, groceries, stereo 12 colon ovotloblo A running yd. field from a suburban town into 3 9 $ tq.ft.&up $4.95 and would become the first public accomodations. The 326-acre project, which everything the town has worked Gold, said there would be no records and tapes, paper goods, linoleum, and hundred ■ M .tiil4 J B planners hope will accomodate for over the years. ’They have an urban town.” TRIMS ALSO CERAMIC WALL TILE state level officials with power —The house passed and sent quotas for blacks. “Rather than of things I can’t even remember. rent AVAILABLE 9 $ INCLUDES NORMAL 8,000 people, needs the approval given no consideration what New Fairfield has 7,600 exclude them, we will try to in So come visit and enjoy the delicious complimentary 5 ft. TUB ENCLOSURES MIHROOMCARFB •0 IT VOBRSElf INSTALLATION AND IS to fight criminal cases. to the senate t^o bills that residents. Sherman’s popula At roqulrod by Sloto Low fmiM.MAD-nBH State’s attorneys and of the two towns’ zoning boards soever to the local people’s clude them,” he said. REG. $1.89 NO CHAR9E TOR TOOLSI GUARANTEED BY ARMSTRONG would give Connecticut banking opinions.’’ tion is 1,500. coffee while you look. We’ll really enjoy seeing you. BRAIDED with 2 tbwol bon. FOR 3 YEARS. 1M COME Ut prosecuting attorneys woald before it can go forward. ’The development, to be built Remember tljat we sell with a real “no-hard-time’’ EXCELLENT COLORS institutions authority to make Kenneth Mcllveen, chairman Grant said that if the project The $50 million project, new SERVE WILL BENEFIT FROM THIS continue to be appointed by mortgage loans on property without federal or state funds, CHAIR PADS 9 9 0 E A . 59$ sq ft were approved, “You’d be called "WatersEdge,” is being r money back guarantee if your purchase does not SHAMPOOER ■ N . $7«.9S $49.95 nwYis SPECTACULAR BUY. superior and circuit court of the New Fairfield Zoning would include apartments and outside the state. leaving every piece of virgin planned by the Suburban Action please you in every way. And my wife says, “Don’t judges respectively but no Board (tf Appeals, said “I’m not condominiums, a village 142 land in this town open for this Institute (SAD and by Steve longer would be restricted to —The house also passed and opposed to it at all” but said the center, a recreation center and forget your wallet!’’ 75% Larger Bnishes kind of thing.” He claimed the Weil of New Fairfield, a t e l . operating only in the counties sent to the senate a bill that project would have an a school, dbnstructed over a For Faster Cleaning CARPET AND proposed site for the project businessman who owned the 6 4 3 - 6 6 6 2 or circuits from which they would allow local housing “astrom mical’’ effect on the 10-year period. could be reached only by roads land. SAI has been active in op Remember Our Exhausting Only *2 ) .s FLOOR COVERING were appointed. authorities to sell moderate in way of 1 ife of his conununity. TEMPLE’S come housing units to private I “I think'it would take away With “hairpin turns” that are posing zoning laws in Fairfield Rents, before developer sub .pirOiy Hi Hours: Thurs. Eve (Ugh!) 6 to 9, The senate amendment to the County, Conn., New York and sidies, would range from $160 a Fridays 10 to 9 and Saturdays 10 6PtM MON t i n SAT 9-A TNHIS I III divorce bill would have interests. ^some of the ruralness of New difficult to clear of snow in the The senate passed a bill to Fairfieh ,1’ he said. He said the winter. New Jerwy that it considers month feir a one-bOroom apart to 5. We’re Resting Less. O l K f c ^ i KK’tVMEnSTNE Connicticut's Liiflost Floor CovoriNg Doolor ont or towii call coiisct cancelled several previous discriminatory to . low-income ment tq EEO for a four-bedroom 6S2 Center St. house amendments and essen require a spare ^ir brake populati ;ii increase resulting Selectman Denis M. Leahy of \ — — — — — — — — — — (TEMPLE'S OF MANCHESTER-CONNECTICUT^J.uqrCt1s|TER)— — and ininorify families. unit. Towqhouses would sell for tially returned the bill to its system on new schiool buses from the project , “might be a New Fairfield said the project SAI Director Paul Davidoff $22,000 to 132,000. original form. purchased after next year. 5h” rtp abrorb. would, for the sake of “a 4 .■H ..ii> * . * a r ‘j , ‘ PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 13, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 13.1873 - PAGE ’THRgE r RECORD LAND USE Theatre were posted by a professional Street was bound-over to ■ . . . I Sheinw old on B ridge TORONTO (AP) — til* Time Schedule bondsman. Hartford County Superior Court amount of new land used for ‘Orpheus’ on charges of first-degree Report Cards ' Daily Question industrial purpoaa in the Court Cases [^THEATRES EAST TOURNAMENT REVEALS Sputh dealer attempted larceny by extortion Report cards were dis As dealer ybu holdt^ onto area reached a Tecordlast CIRCUIT COURT 12 raid made at the 54 Birch St. MIDDLE TPKQ.. MANCHESTER SH, PARKADE • 649-5491 Vernon Cine I —“Slither” Centurians” 9:50; “Dollars” MISSED OPPORTUNITIES East-West vulnerable At Hartt A charge of false statement and risk of injury to a minor. tributed today to students at Spades, A-6-2; Hearts, Q-7,-4- year. John Hopkins, president residence April 11. 7:30-9:20 7:30 K By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH Manchester Session against William J. Street Jr., Police say the charges both Bennet and Hling Junior 3; Diamonds, A*7-4; Clubs, of the Metropolitan Toronto Iih The cases of Scott ’Thresher, 5th HUartoua WeekI Vernon Cine II — “Jeremiah Meadows Drive-In — “Fat ♦ 5 Smash Hit 16, of 41 Cedar St., was nolled against Street stem from a re High Schools 'i« B ■■ ___ __ NeilSimon's One important difference K-4-3; dustrial Commlssidn, said 19, of 54 Birch St., and Francis The case of Wayne Wierz- Johnson” 7:10-9:10 Mama” 7:00-10:22; “Boot Hill” (? K 10 9 2 What do you say? “Just over 1,700 acres were uti Thursday by Prosecutor cent extortion attempt in I r H i e H eaittfeak 1 Jerry Lewis Cinema, South 8:45 between tournament bridge and \ 0 KQ6 X. McGuire, 24, of Winsted, bicki, 18, of 103 Greenwood Dr., volving a run-away young girl. Answer: Pass or bid one club. lized by industrial developers John Gruber William Collins. 1 * igge- AnEUineMayFilm | Windsor — “Deliverance”7:00- Manchester Drive-In — “Fat ordinary rubber bridge iavthat , * Q J 10 9 5 were continued to April 26. was continued to April 28. He is ■i- Most experts would pass this 13- for speculative building, new 9:00 Mama” 7:00-10:15; “Boot Hill” in a tournament Uie same hki^ds e s t e a s t Both were released on a $5(X) charged with third-degree point hand but would bid if it plants and expansion of growing "Orpheus in his Underwear.” ”O m n f t h e - t w e ff«: tof U.A. East — “Heartbreak 8:30 . are played at many different A62 A J 10 surety bond each, posted by a assault, thiid-degree burglary U IW U l U IB GAMMA RAYS ON MAIMN-TNE^IOON contained a sprinkling of tens local firms. This total repre 0(^s! Let’s start over. Kid” 7:30-9:30 SLste Theater — “Charlie and tables. If the results are Q743 Cy AJ865 professional bondsman. and third-degree larceny in con 7:30 year’s best 0 98 and nines in addition to the four sents a substantial increase "OilTiheus In the Underworld” The two are charged with nection wito recent local in Burnside Theater — “Sleuth” the Angel” 8:00; “Cinderella” ^different, you can’t complain A74 over 1971 figure of 627 K43 ♦ A762 high cards. the is a smash hit at Hartt College possession or control of a non cidents. 7‘00*9:30 6:40 that you had bad cards. They acres,” he said. a VWXlDM.nD V ^ SOUTH Copyright 1973 where it .will be on view through narcotic substance (two counts Wierzbicki was released on pine Hills Drive-In - “New were just as bad for everybody else. ♦ KQ9S74 3 General Features Corp. Sunday night. If you can get a each) in connection with a drug bonds totaling |1,000, which ^ N o n e tldcet by fair means or foul, be S S f l A D Y M ile, Jo„Fmc), South dealer 0 J 105 3 2 East-West vulnerable sure to go. You’ll have a fine ♦ 8 time. Opening lead — Three of ; 3 •=« CAROLINE IA M B b s Saturday only! South West North East The 115-year-old spoof of Hearts ' , Pass Pass Pass NOW ACCEPTIN6 In today’s hand, most players 4 A opera in general and Gluck’s M o f /je r ’5 .0 . CARDS REQUIRED WHERE APPLICABLE • Opening lead — (JJ 3 opera “Orpheus” in particular ruffed the opening heart lead, APPLICATIONS Easter Paraders Day is May 13th! leaf bags returned a diamond to dummy, Is thoroughly enjoyable by any Mrs. Jack Hunter Mrs. H. John Malone and led a trump back. West took D a m p o l e n h a v e n standards. The Offenbach Make hers a mem the ace of spades and cashed music is sprightly, the text by orable one with or trash ; O A Y C A M P Cremieux and Halevy is funny, Plan Anniversary Balls MICHAEL the ace of diamonds to find out Look your prettiest her children’s why East had played the nine on TV Tonight i: (FOR BOYS ANO OIIILS) the translation by Ruth and Ends OLF CAINE Thomas Martin makes the hirthstones (all can the first round of that suit. See Saturday'* Herald for < • The Sesquicentennial Bail Due to the efforts of the ball I# whole thing intelligible, the genuine)set in a tues. It was then easy to lead Complete TV Listing* ' | WILL OPEN FOR THE 15th CDNSECUTIVE will be held on two consecutive committee the affair is a com with high fashion reg. 57c another diamond and give East staging by Osvaldo Riofrancos plete sellout on both nights. beaiitiful 14K liner bags YEAR is good (even if a bit over bu^y) nights, June 29 and 30. SLEUTH’ a ruff. Eventually South had to The Sesquicentennial Ball yellow gold ring. ELLINGTDN and the musical direction by The affairs, under the direc At 7:30 - 9:30 give up a club. Down one. LOCATED AT CRYSTAL LAKE Committee is made up of the BEAUTY AiDS Top to bottom: 6:00— guest Frank Brieff is first rate. tion of Mrs. H. John Malone and Sm. 2:15 - 4:30 - 7 • 9:30 we have every little thingl The successful players ruffed following members: (3-8-22) NEWS Mrs. Jack Hunter, co- Mrs. Tom Ferguson, town $210, $9 2. $64. the first heart and immediately (Only .20 M il. m chairmen, will be lield at the from (18) SECRET AGENT CAMP ADMIN. - BEOm MITCHIU If this production had opened director; Mrs. Fred Geyer and Allow 2 iveeks for returned the king of trumps. last night on Broadway it would Manchester Armorjr, Main St. There was no diamond ruff, and (20) SOUNDING BOARD CAMP DDL-TONTRAtH Mrs. John Mrosek, ticket delivery! URNSIDE if) We Are Now Located In the Conn. 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Monday through Friday niglits ... Saturdays 1 0 ci.m to 6 p MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., April 18. im — PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIiD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 18, IWS manrljeHtpr Mr ralb Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Co., 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) p.m. should telephone the circulation Published every evening except department, 647-9946. Sundays and holidays. E n tei^ at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Member of The Associated Press Second Class Mail Matter. Burl L. Lyons, Publisher The Manchester Publishing Co. assumes no financial responsibility for typographical errors appearing in Subscription Rates advertisements and other reading matter in The Manchester Evening Payable in Advance Herald. One M onth...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, Single Copy ...... 15f three full days prior to publication. By Carrier, W eekly...... 754 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon One Year ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and Three Months ...... $9.75 Monday. Real Test To Come The score, at the time of this gressman is a key element in it. He writing, is Nixon 2, Congress 0, in the can say, “ I voted for sewers, better Angling For The Big Ones In TOe Ocean. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) battle of the vetoes. . schools, etc.,” and cite specific IHITTERFIELD'S Recently, the House failed to dollars and cents spent from the muster enough votes to override federal treasury in his district and the President Nixon’s veto of a rural communities in his district. IS M sewer and water grant bill. Block grants, on the other hand, Capital Last week, the Senate failed in a would leave the decision of how and FULL BLOOM! similar effort to override his veto of where Uie funds would be used to the Andrew Tally the $2.6 billion vocational rehabilita states and other local governmental ‘ Fare R eport tion program. units involved. Rowland Evans and Robert Novak Both bills had been vetoed by the The congressman can see himself President as a part of his pledge to be shoved aside as a hero and left Easter Finery Japan’s American Problem COME, PKK YOUR veto any bill sent to him which he felt exposed as a possible villian. The JT. forthcoming trade bill— to hold called for excessive public funds or locally-decided project which ’TOKYO - When th^ sdiior, Kissinger’s three visits here I hated the Polish friend who down exports, breeding, still su ccess will reflect glory on the ad WASHINGTON - It Just oc bureaucrat in the Ministry of have failed to convince the programs which either duplicate bragged that at his church a more resentment here. curred to me that no one I International Trade and In Japanese that they are taken ,r ministration which made it possible young pastor dashed through That resentment could get EASTER PLANT. others or do not have merit. know, male or female, is buying dustry (MITI) personally seriously in Washington. serious if serious economic Thus the battle lines are becoming by cutting the federal apron-strings. a new outfit for Easter Sunday. the Stations of the Cross in 15 delivered to Prime Minister It was deeply resented here dislocation results in Japan. So This is sensible, I suppose, minutes. Kakuei Tanaka statistics in when ’Treasury Secretary more defined as the executive and However, should one go sour, it will When Easter Sunday finally far, only the textiles industry reflecting the rather grim dicating an easing of the George Shultz went to Europe came, after the lengthy and, to has suffered. In that case, Butterfield's gift department is brimfull of legislative branches assert their be the congressman who is cam rationality of the age, but I economic threat to the U.S.- during this year’s world Japanese are bitter that the wonder if it does not take some a boy, morbid Good Friday ser Japanese alliance, Tanaka’s m on eti^ crisis and ignored beautiful potted flowers for Easter...tulips, powers. paigning more frequently and who is textile agreemoit forced on of the zip out of the day. vices, it was a release. Lent’s reaction was typically blunt: I Japan. Government officials more accessible to his constituents suffering was over until the them by Washington has |>adly Neither bill, however, represents a Easter was big when I was a don’t believe it. are insulted by the absence of a hyacinths, mums and lilys. All ready to bloom hurt the Japanese indnstiy true test since the programs involved that will bear the brunt of the boy in a small Massachusetts next year — when, if things Japan expert on Kissinger’s their way through the holiday season. And all broke right, the boy would be a The MITI bureaucrats staff and complain that while not really helping the criticism. town. Everybody wore were not truly national in scope. something new to church even bareback rider in the circus. predicted that the present $4 Kissinger himself is really not beleaguered, non-comp^tive pleasingly priced at just: He is then faced with the dilemma if it was only a $1 necktie or a Actually, the new blue serge billion Japanese surplus in interested in Japan. Tanaka American industries. Tlie undercurrents of irrita Obviously, in the House voting for of trying to fix blame on the distant hat smothered in spring suit meant nothing to me except trade between the two counties recently grumbled to his example, it was not too difficult for flowers. The lushest display of as a symbol of deliverance would drop to $2.8 billion over foreign minister, Masayoshi tion are played down by Older, administration which is difficult at from forced religiousity, the next year. Tanaka, a Ohira, about his ambassador’s high-ranking officials :,;jwho Republican leaders to hold city or fashion was seen at .Notre best or pledging some congressional Dame Church because ip a day although release was delayed politician-businessman with a lack of influential contacts in recognize Japan’s debt for^past urban-oriented congressmen in line. whert the WASPS were until after Sunday dinner when distrust for bureaucrats, thinks the White House. U.S. generosity and reliance on controls which is re-tying the apron the sijit was taken off and that guess wildly over- the present U.S. nuclear t^deld Similarly, the Senate vote, while in declining in both numbers and All this might well be en strings, and saying in effect, that wealth the French-Canadiens replacM by mufti more suited optimistic. So does American dured, even by the sensitive for protection against Johan’s \ two Communist neighrars: volving a huge sum, was on a vast because some of his constituents can’t had become the big spenders. to climbing trees. businessman Robert Ingersoll, Japanese, were it not for the collection of programs which involved' But the Irish and Italians at Yet the suit was an importmt the U.S. ambassador to Japan. economic reality of the trade China and, more partictiuirly, be trusted, all must be regulated. St. Mary’s, most of whom lived component of custom. It w a ^ Tanaka and Ingersoll in imbalance. ’The official the Soviet Union. expansion of them rather than com It would be our hope that the block in three story frame bought and worn as one of the dependently conclude a surplus Japanese line is that Jppan is But that very reliance ajpgers Also available a wide variety of house plete elimination. The failure of the “ tenements,” did their best by parents’ — if not the boy’s — of around $3.6 billion would be now abandoning its export men a younger generation of grant concept will be given a try. We tributes to the Man who had more realistic. Japanese nearing power, in plants, dish gardens and terrariums. bill merely means at this stage that custom. The Italian girls, tality and turning to . internal can only suggest, as others have also, shepherded down the aisle by risen. My Protestant mother cluding Diet members fr o ^ the Select your favorite... The continued huge surplus development. But privately, most of the programs will continue at their stern-faced mothers, put it simply one year when I ruling Conservative party;, who some transitory combination program means deeper trouble yet ahead there is intense irritotion that seem in memory to have been argued there was no point in are markedly less pro- present levels or through other in U.S.-Japanese relations. American business inefficiency might be necessary to minimize the particularly chic and comely, getting dressed up b^ause I American than their dders. Ingersoll will press ever harder is forcing Japan to suppress means. although there were always was serving mass and the suit Because Washington khows detrimental effects of changes on to open Japan to U.S. imports, exports. ___ GIVE SOMETHING GREEN One implication cropping up enough Moriartys, Duffys and would be concealed by cassock It could get worse. Ml'TI’s op Tokyo needs the Seventh fleet, many of the programs under and surplice. but (as we reported earlier) these Diet members say, the AND GROWING frequdmly is that the proposed shift Hogans to make a decent Irish timistic forecasts hope the up- categorical grants which are working “ Just put on that suit,” she there seems little hope here for Americans feel free to coerce showing. American products. The result: valuation of the floating yen THIS EASTER. from categorical grants to block Two weeks before Easter, a said quietly. “ It’s Easter Sun- Japan economically. well, yet permitting the shutting off of continued pressure on Japan to will restrain exports — es boy was marched downtown by Thus, the tiresome dh^uta- grants to the states, counties and lessen exports to the U.S., pecially autos — by increasing those which are'obviously failing. his mother or father (or, in the ' 5 ' ' tion over boring trade statistics renewing bitterness here that prices. But the reputations of towns, would enable local agencies to case of one unfortunate friend, cannot be separated ‘.'Yrom Analysis of the success and failures Japan must sacrifice to save the Toyota and Datsun are carry on the objectives of the an only child, both). I was passionate political questions. of the categorical grants as a whole non-competitive American such, U.S. officials here fear, fastened into a new blue serge that they will still sell in the In an interview with us. Open Easter Week Wglitly tiH 9. Sat tiN 6. vocational and rehabilitation business. should be tempered by Individual suit at the Edwards Co., the Foreign Minister Ohira SS The deepening dispute over American market. programs more effectively and ef leading department store. My described the huge Japi^ese success^ and failures since such in Open trade contrihutes to stresses As for the end of an export- shoes were bought at trade surplus as “ unsoui4^ an ficiently. between the two economic conscious mentality, U.S. of formation could prove valuable in Gregoire’s, whose patriarch abnormal situation which must superpowers which have per ficials privately feel Japanese had served my Scottish mater be rectified.’’ But rectification A better test, we feel, will come providing guidelines and experiences Forum sisted since the “ Nixon shocks” businessmen are only giving it nal grandmother, and my shirt, may entail Japan bowing to for the benefit of state and local of 5K:S5fSf::::5s:Spft¥:¥:5::::?s 18 months ago. U.S.-Japanese lip service. Agreeing, one in later in the session as the Congress tie, long black lisle stockings y.S. pressure against exjports, relations have never beien the dustrialist asked us: “ How do gets more and more feedback from its ficials when they set and administer and cap at Goodwin Bros. conflicting with the .new same. Scheduled reciprocal ypu tell an international sales Caps came in various shades nationalism rising among committees on new legislation and the programs under block grants. Prejudiced visits between Tanaka and manager not to sell?” and patterns, mostly awful, but Thus, the prospect is for younger Japanese a To the editor: President Nixon, Emperor MANCHESTER PARKADE TAKE 1-86 TO EXIT #92. cost of such legislation. The two bills Clearly, it is time for the ad all had one thing in common. phenomenon worthy of a final In your edition of the Hirohito’s proposed American more U.S. muscle — possibly ministration to bend a little and for This was a roil of tissue paper column from Japan. already vetoed^d sustained were ac Manchester Evening Herald tour and Dr. Henry A. tariffs authorized by the inserted in the crown to give the the Congress to take a more con Saturday, April 7, you carried tually re-intr N Bermuda Ifanning Cancer Fund Obscenity Bills Discusseil Gun Own I EOWs Reccdl Religious Experiences HAMILTON, B enqib (AP) last' seven, nionths 'an^ six HARTFORD (AP) - A obscenity law was completely Hiat’s garbage,” said Florence —The govenpnetttis moving to amiad holdups so far this year. librarian and a member of the uninforcable. Foley, a mother from The British gpvemor, Sir were diared, so we were able to Canvass Scheduled ban the i»ivate ownership of ‘tty'llM AmocUunI Ptc«m James E. Ray, of Conroe, Tex., woke i|> each m om ag, Ike first thait w as the thne I Mmpiy toU He and others say they Connecticut Civil Liberties The present law defines Naugatuck udio supported the guns on Bermuda — including Ridhard Shaiples, and his aide, God He wonhi jast have to thke bdieve that spiritaal b ^ . at compOe a good knoirtedge of SEEDS and similar accounts by many segment of flm day was spent Union (CCLU) stated their op obscene material as that which bill. Capt. Hugh Bayttrs; were b Wo iMdxtton of the \Aet- thy guns that look like real ones othm of the returned prisoners saying my prayers.” over. I had reached the end. I tained through prayer, was the ranch of tte Bible,” rdates April 14 and 15 have been set Other selections chosen to market will be open rain or position Thursday to bills appeals predominantly to “ We’ve been inundated for assassinatey: O U t^ ‘Govem- aam mar. priaons, mindi and — until the end of the year. of war regularly cited un- A dramatic deacriptioa of knew that if 1 had to w rite Uie bask dement in bringing them MaJ. Norman McDaniel, of as the prime days for the house- hang in area banks, libraries shine. before the Legislative prurient interests, goes sub- toolong with rubbish on TV and ment House, la Mai^'Hsid two tuned inward, eiqiected powm of faith and surprising atiei«ai foaod in next time. I wonld write through their ordesL “ 1 w as Greensboro. N.C. to-house Cancer Crusade in and offices are: “ Pink Lady,” a School Census. Judiciary Committee to change stantiaUy beyond customary in bookstores,” she said. This British Mlony 600 milM than, cut off ttom the or- inen were kiOed lait-Wedcend iprayer that weDed up to snstain faith came from Capt. aomethiag hannfaL so I joat able to sustain life and hope Vernon according to Mrs. Jane charcoal and oil by Joan l^r- ’The annual school census will the state’s obscoiity laws. limits of candor and is utter^ Shb urged the cmnmittee to east (rf the CarOlinas has beoi while counting thtir'super- dbipiiy .dlatnctlona of life, the PRICE them . Jeremiah A. Deafon in Atlanta. turned mysrif over to Him. throng the faith 1 have in McCarthy, chairman of that bank of Tolland at the Savings be taken during April and May One of the bills redefines without redeem ing socia l value. the scene of five m iirdM in the AiBerican capUvee made a die- pass the bill “ and forget what market recehits.''' He t d b o f eacafading tortare to ‘1 have aever had a prayer God,” expt Howard Rutledge phase of the drive. Bank of Rockville; “ Flowers,’* with Mrs. Leon Rowe of 12 Nye obscenity, while the other Avcollie’s biU would consider 00^ . , the civil libertarians say. “ I developed a daily routine,” get him to betray conunumca- answered so apectaodarly in told his home Baptist congrega- About 400 volunteer collec an oil by Mildred Lisk, St., Rockville to.be chief restricts sale of pornographic obscene anything which, by They’re a small, minute ‘‘For aome reaion I middenly relates Lt. C^nodr. William M. tion methods ased among my life. As soon as I got that tk » at dairemoot, CXlif. TONKHT ft SATURMY tors will do the house-to-house Ellington Library; “ Autumn enumerator. material in places frequented contemporai^ community stan M t I wasn’t alone,” one of minority.’’ Tsdiudy of Virginia Beadi, priaopers. AIM five days in a prayer out this mantle of com Others told of improvishig phase and nine conunittees will Road,” oil by Joseph Navarro ’The taking of the census is by m inors. dards, appealed to the prurient i * satualBY onljfl u.,.} thtna recalls. ” 1 don’t kno4r Va., in remembering long “ tortnre rig” he says, he wrote fort came over me and I worshq> services, e i d iangtng contact businesses, industries, of Broad Brook, People’s required by state law. Cqnsus Bridgeport attorney Alvin interrest. Anything that came Whether it was the power of stretdies of solitary confine something useless for his aq>- couldn’t feel any more pain. remendwred verses of Scrip- Savings Bank, Rockville; "Ver takers will carry identification under that definition pram or an Intervention by professional people, clubs and Pudlin said neither bill would ment in-which he became tors “ kot tfa^ (Bdut bay it ” He Even when tb^ beat the hell tare, and putting together key mont Snow 'Trail,” oil by Ron provided by^the superintendent Happiness God: Tim e la nothing physical PLAZA DEPARTMENT STORE organizations. Martin Burke is be able to withstand a court - autbmaticaUy would be con out me and tightened up right ' portioos of the BiUe through King of Tolland, First Federal of schools. Dr. Raymond easier you ^ document, but whoi aware Of realities in himself he goes on : TIB EMT M N U 1VIL chairman of the over-all drive test. sidered to be without had never imagined. to the maxnnnm, I was just as m em ory. Savings, Rockville; “ Still Life Ramsdell. redeeming social value. Is you mqiiarience aomethinjj like which has as its goal, $8,500. He said the bill sponsored by “ I shouldn’t say I developed “They put me back in the comfortaUe as if I were sitting “ Many of the men knew 1,” acrylic by Pat Cook of Dr. Ramsdell explained that AvcoUie said the bill’s basket that, R is real.” Last year’s goal of $6,000 was Reps. Bernard L. AvcoUie, D- it; it developed itself. When I sam e rig fo r fiv e m ore days and in a plush auto.” v m e s from the B iU e and these surpassed with close to $9,000 Toliand, Savings Bank of the census report is important Naugatuck, and Michael R. language cam e fix>m the U.S. A Homemade Hiose recollections of Capt. actually raised. Treasurer for Tolland. to future planning for the Colucci, D-Waterbury, Supreme court decision on grass the drive is George Chase of the Also: “Tulip Time,” an schools. redefining obscenity was obscenity—“ Roth vs. U.S.” Bake Sale Rockville Savings Bank. acrylic by Florine Luginbuhl of Jaycee Survey similar to one struck down Stanley Crane, a Southport ■ \ The Rockville and Vernon Ellington, office of Dr. Joseph The Greater Vernon Jaycees recently by a New Jersey Ubrarian, said the biU would Spomond By The EiPA Action Shinn, Rockville; “ Birthday will launch an anti-car-theft rtg.29e pill* fire departments have judge. subject Ubraries to pressure Manehetfer Fire Dapt volunteer^ their time and ser Bouquet,” oil by Pat Kelly of program with a random survey The other bill, he said, would from narrow minds within their . tfft Olstrtot On Auios vices in distributing the kits to Vernon, Tolland Library; to be conducted Saturday at make any drugstore that sold communities. mrerr the solicitors. Girl Scout Troop “ Dried Gourds,” acrylic wash three business areas. “ Playboy” magazine guilty of He said novels by such imi It ^ urn tNHtr % 54 packed the kits and the by Laurie King of Vernon, Mary Eugene Groves is program obscenity. authors as D.H. Lawrence and Snlai. «|ill Is V, 10 Digit Police Explorers have dis Dunphy Dance Studio, Vernon; chairman. He said the .survey AvcoUie said he didn’t care James Joyce could be en M l U L to 1Z60 Nn ii tributed donation cans to local “ Mirror Lake,” oil by Lloyd will be conducted at the Tri- what adults read, but he was dangered by the bill. HARirXlRD (AP) - Gov. D eskTo p merchants. Talbot of Ellington; at People’s City Plaza, Hartinann’s Super concerned about exposure of “I don’t object to D.H. Thomas J. Meskill Thursday Art Association Bank, Vernon Circle; “The market and in the Rockville children to obscene materials. Lawrence, but I object to books M Rm RmIw m ^ Onsir M criticised the federal □ectronic Ms St Mi M M St STOCK UP NOW FOR A watercolor stilllife by Gin- Yellow Shed,” acrylic by Bar renewal area. ’The hours will be He said Connecticut’s present like “ Myra Breckinridge. ntneut’s decision to im- Calculator ny Gingras of Vernon has been bara Orlowski of Ellington, of from 10 am. to 4 p.m. varylng pollution abate- EASTER! fices of Dr. Daniel Woolwich; Leaflets and other informa . ftandards on 1975 m odel chosen as Picture of the Month Our Rug. 94.97 by the Tolland County Art “ ’The Back Pasture Road,” oil tion will be distributed during sM in different states. Kodachrome Film Association and is on display in by Charles Bassham Jr. of Ver the day. ’The results of the sur SAVE ON GREAT OUTDOOR NEEDS! said the decision by Polaroid the main reading room of the non, at Society for Savings, vey will be released after all in Eederai Environments K (KX) 135-20 KX129 - 20X Ellington. N O W 10 digit figuring capacity; SIMeFUm Slide Film Square Shooter#2 Rockville Public Library. formation is compiled from the Protection Agency “ will allow adds, subtracts, mul Mrs. Jeanne Pehoviak of Flea Market towns of Tolland and Ellington the M e In Connecticut of cars 23 S T O R E S tiplies. Fixed/floating TOLLAND IS FEATURED AS The Ladies of the Sacred also. The survey in Vernon is wfaidi vriU.cause more pollution decimal, auto, credit bal THE Artist of the Month at the Heart will sponsor a flea being conducted with the than cars sold in California.” ance. 3.14 3.14 library. A variety of her art cooperation of the Vernon,. He Sidd he would ask the co- TO SERVE YOU! Calitor market and bake sale, April 28 Digit Modei Reg.M.97 K(KX) 135-36 work is also on display in the Police Department. chairmen 'of the General KA464 Super! Priced from noon to 4:30 p.m. at the I b a ^ math; accurate, easy to W w Slide Film 18.88 main reading room. Parish Center, Rt. 30. Rummage Sale Assembly’s Environment Com Electric eye lor perfect exposure. See the Tables are still available for ’The Ladies Missionary Socie mittee if it was possible J.K . Lasser’s 1973 beauty ol Spring in true colors! Uses less ex rental at $5 on a first-come- ty o f th e Talcottville throuS> state leSsktion this ^ 3 9 pensive type 88 color film. 1.95 4.66 Congregational Church will year to give Connecticut “Your Income Tax” 3.88 first-serve basis. Anyone in HEW Rejects terested should contact Mrs. hold a rummage sale Saturday residents the same protection Gerry Greene (643-1385) for at the church from 9:30 a.m. to as the federal standards EASTER PLUSH TOYS UConn Equal further information. The 12:30 p.m. Tennis Tote provide for Californians. Regina Electrikbroom' “ It is ludicrous for the Fashion Luxury Job Plan federal government, which has PequotNolron With Rug Pile Dial Assortment of Uw)ii«aiiii« of employes' working lovable bunnies, lambs, ducks, hand 88 toward equal tr^tment of all Gingham S’TORRS (AP) - ’The federal 4.99 puppets, musical Americans, to-arbitrarily bunnies. Our Reg. 2.49 Health, Education and Welfare Cloth backed vinyl, Sheets Our decide that it will not mere^ Department has criticized a double handles, inside Reg pocket. Zipper with lock allow but will i)in fact codify TWIN FLATS 25.88 Our Reg. 2.99 Our Reg. to 3.99 government-mandated plan by and key. 2-Tone colors. 22.88 varying vital health standards the University of Connecticut to Our Rag. 3A9 Just dial to adjust the n o ^ le to clean because of vdiere lines fall on a bare floors or rugs. Versatile cleaner with eliminate discrimination in the map. The decision empties the nodust bags to buy, just empty school’s hiring policies. words ‘equal protection’ of any cup: *4516 2.33 2.88 HEW’s Boston Office of Civil tSCOTTS SPRING SALE! meaning,*’ he said. Rights informed UConn’s Ac “ The.people in Connecticut ting President Edward V. Gant Scotts Turf Builder Plus 2 cannot h(^ their breath for a c- 14K Rings for Mother in a letter made public RivarClick*n Clean* year while Detroit fences with )Beautilul lamlly rings with a stone for each Thursday that the university Washington. If car manufac Printed gingham checks, so fresh, s o ! Can Opener ' member! Prices are lor 2 stones; add $2 lor each plan for equal employment is turers can meet the needs of the Spring-like! Print hem on solid cases extra stone up to 6. Additional charge ol $2 lor any “ essen tially defen sive in California maiket with cleaner, and flat sheets. Pink. blue, yellow. size over 7. nature” and fails to meet less poUttlion-causing cars, I federal standards. lUtsFlK A.Tradmonal B. R a y y y C.Fleelweed think t ^ should be required to N*g.S4S HEW rejected the plan to Twin htted ^ 21or 5.50 R a s .* S i Ras-t m eet 4fae nueds ' ■4 have Gant as university provost Fertilizer and and crabgrass Reg.'v ticut maItet,’^he a i^ act as the school’s .equal control combination. Covers ^FullFlat 4.49 ! 2 f d r $ e “ I i m ‘'iiot- sa tisfied ‘ With a employment opportunities of 5,000 sq. ft. Reg. 14,.95 Cutting unit clicks out for cleaning. Cord plan whlch.calls for differoit stores neatly in opener. # 735/R/AV ficer. ’The federal agency said it >Full Fitted ^^9 2 for 6.50 23»« 39»«39®® treatnfeat of the txoMein': in was unlikely that Gant could Scotts 18” or 22” different areas of U>e country. properly handle the respon Lawn Spreader | R 9 5 •Pillowcases ”^ Pkg.pf2 2.50 It is up to Washington to deter sibilities of EEO officer Precision engineered. | \ J p ^ Save More on Caldor’s Own! mine whether they have to ex because of his other com Proctor Silex Auto tend the time for compliance, T qss Pillow or Roiind- mitments. Electric Juicer Caldor F!uoride Toothpaste but I will demand that Connec A - B o l s t e r Our Reg. 2.19 ^1 . 0 8 ’The plan was drafted several 18” Deluxe Bamboo Rake ticut citizens get equal treat I months ago after an HEW Bright, colorful accents for Spriiig. 5 oz. Size "J! 29® Reinforced bamboo tines. ment from all federal agen report that charged the univer Lightweight and sturdy. Chair Pad Reg. 1.59 1 4 a o I sity’s hiring policies were in cies,” he said. Our Caldor Platinum Blades Our Reg. 2.49 The EPA gave the auto in Brighten kitchen chairs! ■ ] I violation of federal, guidelines Reg. 1 dustry a One-year extension on Pkg. Olio S? 39® prohibiting hiring discrimina Kitchen Towel or Oven 11.88 its original 1975 deadUne for in- 8.70 24”. Bamboo Rake, Reg. 3.29 2.27 Turns on automatically when pressure is tion because of sex or racial Mitt Our Reg. 99° Caldor Cotton Swabs R#g considerations. stolling anti-pollutlbn equip- applied; oscillating strainer, spout pours 4 4 c 30” Bamboo Rake, Reg. 3.99 2.77 Fruit border design on 79* 180 In a Box 6** UConn responded with a n ^ t on all automobiles. The directly into glass. #85102 extension a(>pUes to cars soldin sheared terry. \ . . v- denial of the HEW allegations, 5 Lb. Kentucky Bluegrass Seed but the fedef'al agency said the all states except (^lifomla, i Pot Holder or Dish Cloth {SAVE university’s plan failed to con Makes a beautiful, long where pollution is considered a ; Gold, melon, green or red. - ^ 0 C Ready to Finish ( o v e r lasting lawn; requires only greater problem than in other OurHeg. 59° Hamilton Beach tain detailed procedures for S4 Boston Rocker development and implementa modest care. Our Reg. 4.49 areas. ‘Butter Up* Com Popper tion of programs that would Place Mats (9 Our Reg. 69° ea. 2 for M eliminate hiring deficiencies. Yellovv, melon, green, orange, black a HEW informed Gant that the Your Choice All At 1/3 OFF Our university would have until KENTUCKY B IH ^ Reg. May 1 to revise aqd resubmit its (m-BLACK RETIRiSMENT ,^Our 24.99 WILD BIRD SEED FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP)- 19.97 plan or fgce sanctions and 14J Assorted sizes, 1 to 20 lbs. The attorney generaji’s office 100% Polyester I 42" high rocker with seat approximate penalties which could involve 10.70 21"x18". Ready for your finishing touch of Reg. 59° to 3 jl9 39‘..2“ i says retired black teachers in cancellation of federal con Room Size Sell butters; thermostatically controlled paint, stain or antiquing. tracts and loss of federal funds. Kentucky can’t be paid higher heat. Cover becomes server. #500 retirement benefits to make up Shag Rug SAVE AN EXTRASS for past inequities in their pay. Our Rag. 23.89 Vietnam Monument Stor-AII Steel Locker Save 31.70 Off Our Rag. Price! tVrL.M. i Bill Passes Senate store garbage cans, Everything i i i r r i i WASHINGTON (AP) - ’The , tools, logs, paint, etc. 'twin front doors, fold 40 ^ S A N Y O 4.3 Cu, Foot iskAsr VVhll Paint Senate passed and sent to the back roof. Is Right On House Thursday a measure n S M T Our Reg. 27.49 vivid tri-dyed decorator shades with non-skid waffle back, all authorizing erection of a monu MOitiaeAHtkN «M W idlh s Vi 6 Vi 7 Vi 8 Vi g Vi 10 Vi 11 Vi 12 B CUFFED PANTS V4 lb. Slicing for 65o X X X X X X Famous label, vrido Haro log stylo. Porma c prose fabrics. Regulars sizes 8-18. SHms MILK CHOCOLATE X X .X X X X X X X White a Paatel Pops l sizes 8-16. 6 O Slicing ^ for 95o PASTEL D X X X X ' X ' X X X X MARSHMALLOW E LAME EGOS X X X 3 Vi lb. Slicing for *1” X X X X X X EEE X X X X X K X SPEGIAUY PINGED 2/9.00 CWCKPOPS 89$ 1 lb. Slicing for 4 ” CNOGOUTE FOIL MULL EBBS OR 4.99 each In delicious centers — Butter Cream, Fudge, BUNNY POPS 2 for 39$ Cocoanut, Fruit & Nut, French Chocolate and JELLY RABBITS MMIIM Maple Nut. All individually packaged in gaily USE YOUR decorated Easter Boxes. many Otiiar High MASTER CtEARGE, QuaHty ConfacUons BANK AMERICARD mrr Hss miEiHivs BUNNY POPS 540 4 ncf thouaanda of chocolate bunnioa, chlcka, REGAL MEITS m am I ogga made with our own excef/ent coatlnga...ln ^Ht COMHJRE M Un S TO A T OR BUTTERFIELD'S BUNNY POPS 840 all aixaa. CHARGE CARD, OPnSWMY MANCHISTIII vnm oN COMPLETE fOI^TOT MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA SAT. a12PJl_, M AlSIk The latest looks for boys and girls ‘/.V. .• 10 UL m 4 FJL •72-0S3I ° D O flT F0 R8ET YOUS FASSRITE 643-2473 COMPLETE modeled in our new Children's Dept. CNOCOUTES IN SHE, TWO, THREE om 8 UL n 9 PJL BIG & TALL Cipen Mon. thru Sat. Open Mon. thru Fri. AHD RYE POUHD ROXESI IM MENS SHOP 9:30 to 5:30 10:00 to 9:00 FORMAL CPBI WNBAV THRU tATUROAT MONMY, UML lllh T m Thurs. 9:30to9:00 Saturday 10:00 to 5:30 1 IAJR.mOP.ll. MANCHESTER WEAR 1 FRNY, IM L 200l STORE ONLYI TME 148 TO DOT iflSI UTNMY, tfML 21tl r e n t u k p t . 1 34 BmuMe Am. East Nartfwd # 528-1737 BURNWIIII 8 BMDY BWUlllfi TEOPJL 1 ) r ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mmcfaetter. Conn.. Fri., lag-PA G E ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., April 13, 1878 Middletown Woman Wins Five Take Oath Of Citinenship Super 75 Five residents of the Greater try; Anthony Amodeao of 37 Clinton St., Manchester; MIDDLETOWN (AP) - Manchester area became U. S. Cheered on by fellow employes citizens when they took the oath Thomas Tsolakis of 20 Linden St., Manchester; Ms. from the local automotive parts during naturalization company where she works. with* ceremonies at U. S. District • r Hannelore Monika Blanchard of CODGnATlOHS 422 South Rd„ Bolton; and Miss Antoinette L~. Cr..rt Hartford, last month. Maatergeorge, 54, of William Mazzoni of 430 W. Mid It is said that snakes have emanating from warm-blooded They are: Paula Kopp Tate Middletown yesterday won the very poor eyesight and sense of FRANK ATWOOD of ?t7 Fieldstone Lane, Coven dle Tpke., Manchester. bodies. $75,000 top p iiu in the Connec hearing. O.C.’s experience ticut state lottery. We caught a copperhead and would seem to confirm that. put him in an empty glass FLOOR COVERIN Miss MastergMrge, an in Once O.C. and a partner were ‘Tm CuT spector at The Els Automotive aquarium. We cau^t small to be exact, but there is nothing making wildlife areas in a state frogs and toads and put them in In The Spree Shopping Center spreading fertilizer and lime, Coip.- w b m she has worked for We were having an early to gained by putting on too forest. The partner was loaded for him. He paid no attention 399 BROAD STREET but they have some special 16 years, said she would take spring until the start of this much at one time. Many lawn with a spray tank and pump so even when they bodied and problems that most of us are her winnings and “spend some, week. Sunday’s little snow owners start with good inten he called to O.C. to conoe and crawled all over him. We put spared. save some and contribute some dispatch a rattler. shower, followed in midweek by ‘People take short-cuts across tions but fatter before com our hands and all different cold rain and Arctic air, have pleting the seaso n ’s four amount to the cancer society. On the way, O.C. picked up a colored objects near the glass the grass at comers of the park ■MmiekeitolJfllBBi It’s a terrible disease and I’d Come In and Sav& put on the brakes, but plant club that looked okay for the paths and destroy the turf. The applications. If you suspect this but he never noticed them. development is still ahead of might happen, look into some like to see it licked.” job. However, at the first swing maintenance men loosen up the Cash and Carry T here w ere two $15,000 the rotted club broke into But when a poker heated in the usual spring calendar. soil, add fertilizer, limestone other formulas, including Forsythia buds are starting to winners in the lottery, held at pieces doing nothing more than the stove approached the glass and lawn grass seed, and hope ^ “ slow-release’’ nitrogen open into yellow bloom. The materials that make it possible the' Middletown Armory. to make the rattler excited. In a enough to radiate some heat the new seedlings wili get a William H. Torno, 63, of frenzy it began to strike out into through it, that snake struck SATURDAY SPECIALS first daffodils and tulips have start before they are trampled to make fewer applications. been blossoming for a week and Again it is essential to “read Wesqwrt said he would use his the empty air in all directions. dead on the spot. It was not due at our house there is one yellow again. second prize winnings to pay for We were only five or six feet to the color of the red hot rod. On the baseball diamond at the label.” CENTER ST. dandelion in the warm sunshine Mr. Papanos consistently DOORS some household expenses. away but it didn’t seem to see After it had cooled back to a Mt. Nebo there is a “ turf build close to the kitchen steps. I Tomo, retired president of us moving or hear us talking. black color it and another cold up” that has been getting worse declines to give a recommenda (D BUGEMBMS keep that dandelion, in a row of tion for the application of his own lumber company, said After failing to connect with rod were alternately pressed 3) PHONE for several years and is now Thalia narcissus. It is un limestone, needed to overcome MANY SIZES his wife, Jeanette, teaches at anything it quieted down so against the glass. The cold one O> deniably a weed, but as the first being fixed. The problem occurs the natural acidity of our local Burr Farm s School in West- O.C. could administer the coup- never got any response. The o at the edge of the infield grass 9t STYLES port. of its kind to blossom every soils. Only a soil test, he says, de-grace. warm one seldom failed to in CO MASTER CHARGE where the shortstop and the H 646-7970 spring, it’s welcome. can tell you whether you n ^ IN STOCK The second $15,000 winner If you disturb a venomous duce a strike. second baseman play. As they 31 At Uie start of this week, John lime and how much. The was Jose Cruz, 41, of snake he is going to try to hit m OR move onto the dirt or ^ “skin” Wallingford. He too said he you. That’s in self defense when One night we fought a fire up Zapadka of Woodland Gardens portion of the infield, and back' University of Connecticut was saying in his positive would use the money to pay he feels he’s endangered. They a steep, rocky mountain side WORK GUARANTEED again on the grass, they track makes these soil tests without fashion, “Everything is two household expenses. don’t go looking for trouble and and at the top. When it was some of the infield clay onto the charge. \ W. MIDI)LE1rPKE. weeks early.” There has been a Race Back in Meadows? From Cruz, married and the father will avoid it if allowed a good dead out we returned to camp 646-7971 turf. of two children, works as a chance. Men working among intending to come back by temporary delay because of Running in to field a ground < The Manchester Garden Club lower temperatures, but Mr. heard this week about the con- printer with the Stanley Co. in snakes develop the habit of cau- daylight to pick up the hose. ball and returning to his posi Wallingfwd. y^on about where they put their There in the path we were using Zapadka still thinks his es tion, the ball player would toversy in Wethersfield over a timate is accurate. “The found The weekly number picked hands and feet, and accidents half the night lay a copperhead, carry only tiny amounts of clay proposal to build a horse track is full of moisture,” he pointed today in the Connecticut lottery are very rare. dead and slightly burned. on his spikes, but it rattles on 355 acres of Connecticut out. “As soon as we have a few was 65246. O.C. did a very foolish and down among the grass plants River meadow land. The warm days everything will pop careless thing once and luckily CARPET SALE ON REMNANTS and, after several seasons, speaker was Mrs. Richard Wolf up.” got sway with it. WWe intent SIZE COLOR tu E rm c E there is a discemibie mound. of Wethersfield, president of John Whitham, landscape the Great Meadows Conserva State's Paid on hik work, he suddenly dis BARNARD BECOMES The first tulips and the last snow, one hopes, came together on Sunday, April 8. These The cure is to lift the turf covered a copperhead ready to nurseryman in Bolton, was carefully and scrape away tion Trust, vigorously opposing Selective Service FULL PROFESSOR 1 5 x 2 4 COWBOY ORANGE RUBBER RACK *189** early tulips on short stems are Cesar Franck. Tlie petals are alternately red and yellow on somewhat more cautious. ‘"The the project. strike vrithin a foot of his h ^ . CAPE TOWN, South Africa the outside and entirely yellow on the inside. It is an old variety of the Kaufmanniana class some of the clay under the Staff To Be Gut The only way to explain his buds are breaking a little grass roots, then set the turf Mrs. Wolf’s talk had been (AP) — Heart transplant pio 1 5 x 1 8 ’ and seems to be completely hardy, blossoming reliably year after year. (Photo by earlier,” he observed, “but failure to strike was that he had neer Prof. Christiaan Barnard DARK RREEN SCULPTURE back in place. scheduled before the race track nature is a funny thing.” He HARTFORD (AP) - Connec- no desire to and up to that point has become the first faculty Atwood) Spring Lawn Care got into the news, and began ticqt’s 92 paid Selective Service rather expected that piant with a description and a history he didn’t feel endangered. O.cC. member of the University of 1 5 x 1 8 ’ RLUE & GREEN SCULPTURE •135” development would be back to a It is high time for the first k w ik s e t l o c k s civilian ^ military worker^ did not try to kill titot one. Cape Town to be named a full appiication of lawn fertilizer, of the Great Meadows, covering will be reduced to 55 by Dec. 15, normal schedule before long. more than 4,000 acres, in Snakes don’t need eyes add professor by ad hoc m o it pro 1 5 x 2 7 UARK GREEN TIP SHEAR *189** and iimestone if needed. A year state Selective Service Director ears when they hunt at night. motion. “Poor Man’s Fertilizer” ago in April this column passed Wethersfield, Rocky Hill and Entry...... $6.15 Bath .....$3.40 Manchester Hospital Notes ^ZZnaTFU^r L ast Sunday’s snowfall, Frederick Palomba said They are continually flic ^ g Previously an honorary pro along some recommendations Glastonbury. The conservation 1 2 x 1 8 " * melted in a few hours, did no Passgate .$2.90 Bedroom .$3.20 Thursday. their tongues out tasting the fessor of stuqgical science. Prof. SILVER REIGE CARVE *125** on lawn fertilizer from Stanley trust was formed by citizens of harm to vegetation of any kind, He attributed the cutback to air-bom scents and flavors and B a rn m is now a full professor Discharged Thursday: Thrall Rd., Vernon; Bernadette “Three Minutes to Twelve,” Papanos of Coventry, turf the three towns to preserve the the Official end of the draft on in the university’s medical and if you were smart enough to meadows as open space. sensing the heat rays 1 2 * x 1 5 RRIGHT YELLOW SCULPTURE William J. Kayden, 9A McGuire Stebbins, 39 Lyndale St.; Stacey a missionary film in color, will specialist for the Extension June 30. school. *89** spread fertilizer and ground The land is all in the river’s Lane; Fred A. Sbiela, Stafford L. Mirucki, Glastonbury; David be shown Sunday at the 7 p.m. ^ rv ice throughout the state. CORK The three-phase staff reduc Springs; Gustave A. Arendt, 38 T. Hickey, 207 Parker St.; service of Calvary Church, 647 limestone on your lawn before flood plain, Mrs. Wolf said, and 1 2 x 1 4 ^ UARK GROWN & GOLD SHAG *89** the little storm, these nutrient As a reminder, the rule is one tion will begin July 1 when the ^^■iiitVOpen 6 Days Thura. HU 9miiSS!SS& Williams St.; Brian Fitz Lothar Kuhn^ 178 New State E. Middle Tpke. pound of nitrogen for 1,000 part of the race track proposal staff will be reduced to 9, he materials were dissolved and is construction of a dike to I patrick, East Hartford; Albert Rd.;Raymond M. Hanna, 114 square feet of lawn, for each BULLETIN BOARDS $3.25. said. Then by Sept. 30, another The service, which is open to carried down to the roots protect the area from flooding. 1 2 x 1 3 * BLUE GREEN PLUSH SHAG *89** L. Reichle, Broad Brook; Clark Rd., Bolton; Joan M. the public free of charge, will application. Then if you stick to cut will reduce tte staff to 60, ^ We Have Some Good News For You Gals Florence A. Stampp, High Rock and daughter, 31 Edison thoroughly and gently. Stable space for 1,800 horses have a world missions theme A late snowstorm is often the mle you will make three with the final slash completed i When Our First Sh^ment Of Travel Manor Court, Rockville; Rd. and parking facilities for 15,000 1 2 x 1 3 ’ GOLD TWIST *89** and will feature special music. referred as “poor man’s more such applications, one in by mid-December. P Dresses Sold Out So Quicklyl George M. Harris, East Hart June, one in late August and the cars are contemplated. fertilizer” and this gentle ford; Mary R. Snyder, Broad The film will show the place last one in October. You will The controversy is local at 1 2 x 1 2 Pancake Festival soaking as the snow melts is this point, with decisions yet to GOLD WOOL *79** Brook; Lucille B. McBride, 2 of Christ’s crucifixion, the tomb have fed your lawn grass four YYHY DO PEOPLE ^ We jutt received another group in brand new beneficial to the turf whether be made by Wethersfield town Parker St. Planned by Lodge where he was laid, as well as pounds of nitrogen for 1,000 KICK HRES? atylea, new fabrics, new colors — completely you had spread your lawn authorities. If the issue gets & 1 2 x 1 2 RED & BLACK TWEED *79** Also, Jeannette Lesure, 274 Friendship Lodge of Masons other historical scenes. It will square feet for the season’s AKRON, Ohio (AP) - It’s packable, washable, easy^are things, that will take Parker St.; Bruno J. Tassone, portray the return of the Jews fertilizer or not. into the legislature, Mrs. Wolf almost a tradition to kick tbe you anywhere in the world with the assurance of will have its annual Pancake It has also been supposed that growth. East Hartford; David G. Ber to their homeland, and show There is a littie arithmatic in- hoped that Manchester coiiker- 285 GENIBI STSET tires of the car you’re thinking 1 2 x 1 2 LIGHT & DARK GREEN SHAG *79** Festival Sunday at the Masonic there was some nutrient Acnm HWi m i r m . ■ being well dressed... nard, Simsbury; Robert how modern Israel is fulfilling voived but it is not too com vationists would join the opposi- of bojdng. But why? Temple. material in the snow itself as it McKeown, 160 Center St.; the Bible phrophecy. plicated. The fertilizer formula tiojL______Experts at Goodyear think it Pancakes, sausage and brings down the smoke and 1 2 x 1 3 GOLD SHAG Virginia J. Lynch, East Hart beverage will be served during is the key, and Mr. Papanos all began back in the early 1900s 9. (iarman, During the month of April, other pollutants from the when the “cUndier” tire was ford; James R. Hoyt, West the day from 9 a.m. until 7 p.m. atmosphere. Certainly the air always adds the admonition to Spring b Planting Time at Willington; Thomas R. Sharp the church will have several used on cars. Hiis tire was held 1 2 x 1 2 GREEN & GOLD SHAG *79** Tickets are available from any was washed clean and delight “read the label.” If the fer (iUotlftsrn ly, 421 South RE., Bolton. missionary speakers and films tight against the rim by clamps, officer or member of the lodge, fully clear by tlie little storm. tilizer formula is 10-6-4, it Pansies Also, Thomas C. Diamond, 43 at its services. means that there are 10 pounds and you kicked it to see if it was 887 Main Street in 1 2 x 1 2 and also will be sold at the door Grass “Greening Up” BROWN PUID OZITE *79** of nitrogen in 100 pounds of the Swiss Giants! WOOtUUD properly fastened and inflated. downtown Manchester The grass in Manchester’s mixture in the bag, so 100 Tires in those good old days 1 1 x 1 3 ’ RUST CARVE parks and playgounds is pounds of the fertilizer is All Popular Coloral lasted about 50 miles on aver “Main Su Guild Member” *79** “greening up nicely” in the enough for 10,000 square feet of CARDENS! age, Goodyear notes. By con GRAND PRIZE words of ErnMt Tureck, lawn. trast the company’s newest Where Fitting You is OUR PLEASURE, 1 2 x 1 1 PURPLE & RLUE *49** superintendent of parks. The If you don’t know how big the tires are guaranteed for 40,000 and YOUR SATISFACTION! Lawn Sk Garden Gypsum men in his department have iawn is, pace it off and make a miles, so kicking them doesn’t 1 2 x 1 0 GREEN GOLD SHAG *49** started. their spring chores of rough estimate. It doesn’t have really make much sense .. . Free Main Street and Purnell Parking works f/Ae millions $1.19 unless you’re superstitious or s RQ b b frustrated, the experts say. 1 2 x 1 0 COPPER RUST RUBBER RACK of tiny hoes to loosen Sacred Concert Set 1 2 x 1 0 COPPER RUST RUBBER BACK hard-patHted clay. A Sacred Concert will be 'f'emple Beth Sholom, where 1 2 x 1 0 OZITE GREEN PLAID *59** presented Wednesday at 7:30 her husband is organist. She has DRY BY GAS sung on numerous occasions p.m. at Concordia Lutheran 1 2 x 9 ’ ® Church by the Concordia Choir with the Concordia Choir in BETTER—FASTER—CHEAPER GREEN SHAG *39** cluding its three teievision and Chamber Orchestra under BUSH AND CLIMBING the direction of David L. Al appearances on Channels 3 and 1 2 x 9 TURQUOISE BLUE SHAG $39** mond. 30. l| IMT, JadoM 8 Ptridn CL WItN This special Holy Week con Miss Ware and Miss Gutreich Ikeit An Lirft Stas «< Pactifei 4 ,.$ 6 .4 4 1 5 x 9 RED TIP SHEAR cert is open to the public. are graduates of Manchester' *39** The program will include the High School, where they were POTTED JUMBO SIZES $3.35 TREE ROSES $0.80 first performance of “Chorale members of the Round Table 1 2 x 9 DARK GREEN TWEED . » 3 9 « and Toccata for Strings” by Al Singers. They are also regular mond. Other selections are meipbers of Concordia Choir. S e e Our Complete Line of Quellty 1 2 x 9 RED TWEED RUBBER BACK “ “The Seven Words of Christ on file Rev. Mr. Michnay has *39** been pastor of Holy Trinity the Cross” by Heinrich Schuetz 18-lb. 1 2 X 9 * ark green shag and Cantata No. 4: “Christ lag Lutheran Church in Stafford SCOTT® PRODUCTS! LIGHT & D *39** in Todesbanden” (“Christ lay Springs for,, the past seven by Death Enshrouded” ) by years. He is' a member of the 1 0 x 1 3 BLUE GREEN TWEED RUBBER BACK »3 9 «« Stafford Community Chorus , GASDRYER Johann Sebastian Bach. and has served with the Concor GREENFIELD Soloists are Mrs. Hilda Slade See irhat A Miracle Ii — Uie Itl"Tops in Q w M r 15.000 tq. IL ^ *1 2 . 4 5 of Manchester, soprano; Miss dia Choir on several occasions Karen Ware of Manchester, including its television perfor mezzo-soprano; Miss-Nancy mances of the “St. John 12,000 sq-tL, 2 CYCLES Gutreich of Manchester, alto; Passion” by Schuetz. tl)e Rev. Kenneth T. Michnay of Waesche has appeared as ORTHD GRDW rog. 010.04 • REGULAR Stafford Springs, tenor; and soloist at severai concerts in A SpecM (Ihevron Quality! • AIR FLUFF Woodward Waesche of Glaston the Hartford and New Britain bury, bass. areas and is soloist at , SAFETY DOOR SWITCH EASTER SPECIALS Mrs. Slade is soloist at St. Congregation Beth Israel and a t HAH LAWH FOOD UME N«.kM $1.09,3 N. $3.00 PORCELAIN DRUM Jam es Episcopal Church in the Asylum Hill Congregational 6REEN TWEED 12x12 * 5 D * * Glastonbury and also sings at Church, Hartford. rag. $ 3 .9 5 ...... NOW $ 2 . 9 5 IM« e ..8!F,3»$155 Bound All Around ALL PURPOSE PLMIT FOOD Dolometic, The Right 6REEN TWEED 12x10 * 3 9 * * OUT YOUR FOOD OUSTS (S-1IHI)B0lbs...... $ 2 .7 7 Kind For Our SoUl INSTALLED DREEN TWEED 12x10 * 3 9 * * Digging and hoeing USED to be the best way to GROW VEGETABLES NOW ON DISPUY: SHNUBS. BRDWN TWEED 12x15 * 6 9 * * break up hard-pan soil. Now there's GRAND EVEOeilEENS, PQIENNMLS Mid TREES • R nylM a, 2 to3 fL...... 91.99 9x12 RUGS PRIZE Lawn & Garden Gypsum to do most of VogotflUts frash from the hard work for you. Just spread it on your your very own homo gor- Far M Yaw lam m t OarOia NaaS • Privet Hedging 19 COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM BRDWN TWEED 12x15 * 6 9 * * lawn or spade it into your garden. With ade dofl wHt pay off— in gemd- p l a n t ira Yaw moOUMi orhobisi living Hodgn, 3 to 4 tt...... 30o m . quate water, the clean, little white particles ness, in quality, and in INCLUDES GAS CONNECTION AND VENTING BRDWN TWEED 12x10 * 3 9 * * work their way down Into the soil like little CABBAGE and doNors too. A ftw fur ONION SETS .79« hoes, so soil can breathe, seeds can germinate rows in th# coraor of LETTUCE PLANTS box 89* BROWN TWEED * 3 9 * * with deeper roots and fertilizers can work bet your yard, ond a ftw rtABTS NO m a n c h e s t b r |2xip ter! Jerry Baker says: “Gypsum should be iMunaura of frash air and applied to all lawns, flowers, tree and shrub Be Sure To Plant a Tree in Seventy Threell** "Spread it around," oxofciM for you, wW YEUOW TWEED 12x15 * 6 9 * * beds If the soil is the least bit hard or com holp you cut ■Mod. costs says Jerry Baker, pacted. It will break up clay to render it useful T3~ Atnerica'e master gardener and add Mvings to your YEUOW TWEED 12x15 * 6 9 * * and author of and Improve draInMe." nodbudgot. GARDENS "Plants Are Like People.” Get GRAND PRIZE at your garden center or QUAUTY ^SISCE 1892 UP TO hardware store. It’s the best way to hoel Planta That Pleate! A P P U A X m YELLOW TWEED 12x13 * 5 9 * * Tho OH AS. C. HART SEED COh WoHiirifield, Own. 36 MGS. \ 1 ' I i ' . M A LBT JOHN, LEON OR pHIL ZAPADKA BWE» YOU # UNn'EDSmrES GYPSUM • LAWN • VEGETABLE • FLOWER SEEDS ^ BUILDINQ AMEfUCA MAWggCTgR EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., April 13.1973 THIRTEEN PAGg TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MancheBter, Conn., Fri., April Fife Calls Town iders ice THURSDAY executive TMmfi in’s Club o f ' leet Monday i M A ^^E S T E R St. aifi XT YOUR LOCAL AREA re stays the Robert $. Buist, 20, of police dim. W, Police^id>L( jV . li >({"s ^alHng|^o1m, was charged liises Wave Manchester Walter Reikxh^ ;.^hurs(U^j^fternoon with scene of the'ai^eiUv: = downtown Cl in ftiiimes from 7 to 9 AUTOMOBILE DEALER his car w a s ^ iq||Q!sion‘'Witb'a fdropplrtoi^, the state V^c^iidld^ree assault, Congress ^The American a.m., and MakFlhe return trips vehicle driven oy John F. iraiisportatibn' department Manchester Police reported. Auxiliary will meet MoR from Hartford between 4 and 6 Active With Masons O’Connor of Glastonbury. No reported, after hitting the , /■■ The charge, lodged against To Try Keep night a t 7:49 at the Legion p.m. A special bus to the Aejna Buist on a Circuit Court 12 injuries were reported; daage Home. Department officers break-even point (276 T. Walter Reichard, 69, of 149 master of Adoniram Council, was minor, police said. passengers) ’Tue^y. Insurance Co. runs iat 7:20 a.m. arrest warrant, stems from an wfll be guests. : ^ and4:15p.m.; abustotheiState E. Middle Tpke., active in R&SM, in Rockville. Long was released on a |500 Aid Program This week’s morning total on Survivors, besides his wife, assault of a 14-year-old Capitol area runs at 7:90 a.m. Masonic affairs for many newspaper carrier last non-surety bond for court WASHINGTON (AP) - The the express buses was 1,288 — Guest years, died Thursday at are a brother, Fred W. appearance at East Hartford House was asked Thursday to ig 67 higher than the previous and 4:40 p.m. Reichard of Lebanon; and two November, police said. K riegsinan Manchester Memorial Buist was released on a |150 May 14. nore President Nixon’s week’s total of 1,221. sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Noren ojf Hospital. He was the husband of non-surety bond for cburt proposal f6r a major shift in N om inated The bus terminal will official Brandi Re-Elected V Organist Mrs. Elizabeth Trouton Bolton and Mrs. Charlotte Budd financial aid to college students HANNGVER, G«many (AP) appearance April 30. VERNON WASHINGTON (AP) - ly move from Burr'Comers to a Reichard. of Aberdeen, Md. and to continue the present - Ghanwllor Willy Brandt'S Susan Welch, 16, of 5 Maple President Nixbh Thursday an new 250-car parkiiig lot im Mr. Reichard was bom Feb. Funeral services will be Trail, Coventry, was charged' programs for another year. party re-elected him chairman Melvin Lumpkin wiU appear Shop,theR George M. Boissonneau, 30, mediately east of Intorstate 88 Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at South nounced his choice for a vacan as guest organist at Christ 16, 1904 in New York City and .of Waterbury, was charged with turning in a false fire A request for $773.5 million in (the Wilbur dross Highway) today ; a.f.ter giving United Methodist Church. The emergency funds was made cy on the Atomic Energy Com (;3nirch Ciathedral in Hartford ' f o r O v r had lived in Manchester for the Thursday night with operating a alarm Thursday night, Vernon Monday. A ribbon-ciitting overwhelming endorsement to Rev. Dr. George Webb; pastor, mission. on Wednesday. The recital will past 43 years. He had been motor vehicle while under the Police reported. ’The alarm, by House Appropriations Coni-, ceremony, including brief West (Germany’s alliance with will officiate. Burial will be in mittee members to carry on the To serve as an AEC com begin at 11:40 a.m. and will in employed for 20 years as an un influence of liquor and while his from Box 131 (Park and Main missioner, Nixon will nominate speeches by transportation the United States and its full East Cemetery. existing programs at their pre participation in the North cline works by Pachelbel, J.S. KSTHIYS! derwriter at the Aetna In license was suspended, police Sts., Rockville), was turned in William E. Kriegsman, 41, department officials, will be Friends may call at the sent funding levels. Atlantic alliance’s defenses. Bach, and Mulet. surance Co., Hartford, before said. at 11:30 p.m.. Police said. Bethesda, Md. He was staff held Monday at 7:45 a.m. his retirement seven years ago. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 The request also will include ’The delegates at the Social nMnnSItyhrii *I5W The charges were lodged She was additional charged assistant to the President until Just the terminal location Main St., tonight from 7 to 9. $122.1 million for the program Democratic party’s annual con Lumpkin is a music teacher MW. n; 8 „1, ffA . after local police received a with recjcless burning and third- he became Washington office will change. Buses will run on sattraalMup. The family suggests that any of basic grants that Nixon vention continued Brandt in of at Bennet Junior High School. He was a member of South complaint from an off-duty degree criminal mischief, manager of Arthur D. Little the same schedule, making the United Methodist Church. He memorial contributions may be > Hartford policeman who said police said, after she allegedly wants, to make the foundation of. same stops in Hartford, and the fice by a vote of 404-20. He is also organist and choir AQBUICKUSobre *15Q5 made to the Manchester Inc,, in 1971. . ■ was a past master of his car was forced off the road started a fire in the Vernon his student-aid program, in master at the Elmwood Com 4W fc H T ,8 e j4.,pow«f*to«cln*,vtoy*top.iito 4 SW.’ Memorial Hospital Develop Manchester Lodge of Masons by another vehicle on Center St. Police Station cell block. stead of the $62! million he munity Church. He received his ment Fund, the Masonic Home 71 BINCK Skylark *32#S and had served as its secretary Court date is April 30. Miss Welch was held over requested. master’s degree in music and Hospital in Wallingford, or Unlike other 'confrontations education last June at Hartt • O r . w e, watoawtto, FS, PB. taotory air eood..rlBgFl for many years. In York Rite night on a $1,000 bond, police top, lOw, low aallM. Masonry, he was a past high the Heart Association of said, and was to be presented in between Nixon and Congress MOIIDST. College of Music, University of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins Police are investigating an priest of Delta Chapter, RAM, apparent break and entry at court at East Hartford today. this year, this one does not in Hartford. i 69 CAOILUC Sed. DeVRIe *2795 St., Hartford. MRCKimt and a past thrice illustrious Manchester Pipe and Supply volve, spending. At stake is I I M l Tfemat Ineladliig wlndowo 6 t OMta, faetaqr aft Co., 160 Hartford Rd., which Michael G. Marchand, 21, of whether Congress or the OPEM ; \ aan6„ I— thor Intoriot. was discovered by police on 15 Prospect St., Rockville, was executive branch has control of rOBISCKWSdait _ Arthur Freed routine patrol early this mor charged 'Thursday with ilegal government policies. SiLP-SHVICB DIPT STPRNS DAILY 10 to lOi OfWtx— 8-llr. HT, 8-«yL, M to.. PS. PB. faoHktr od«*, - Kenneth W. Cook Sr. ning. possession of controlled drugs Nixon has budgeted $895.6 rln jrl top, biMkot oM ts & eoAaolo. ELLINGTON - Kenneth W. Dies At 78 It was not immediately with intent to sell, police said. million for student aid, the 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING Cook Sr., 64, of Maple St. died known if anything was taken in The arrest, made via a Cir same total the Appropriations 4 . . Wagons for Springtime . . . Thursday at Rockville General HOLLYWOOD (AP) - the break. cuit Court 12 warrant, involved Committee members are Hospital. He was the husband of Arthur Freed, 78, movie possession of suspected seeking, but he has a different GARDEN SHOP OPEN SUNDAY 9 A.M. to 2 k Mrs. Mildred Bailey Cook. idea on how it should be spent;. 69 BUICK Sportswagon *2095 producer and songwriter who BOLTON marijuana, police reported. 8 oadU'POWwr stotxin g. p ow er b n k e o , ootam otto. ate* Mr. Cook was bom in Tolland won two Academy Awards for Stephen C. Young, 21, of Marchand was held overnight In a massive education bill / W IO R Ii and had lived in the Ellington- best picture, d i^ Thursday. Armstrong Rd., Coventry, was on a $5,000 surety bond, and was enacted last year, Congress , ITEMS ON SALE SAT. and SUN. \7 Tolland area most of his life. His Oscars came for charged Thursday night with to be presented in East Hart provided for the new program 71 fORD Country Sed. Before he retired, he was a self- “American in Paris’’ and operating a motor vehicle while ford court today. of basic opportunity grants, poinrer Steering & b rsk W i B8W* 31S CENTER ST., M A N C H E SnR .C O N N .* P h on * 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 employed carpenter. “Gigi.” He collaborated on the under the influence of liquor. which guarantees every student GRAND OiHSNiNC^ He was a member of St. songs "Singing in the Rain’’ and State Police reported. William Topping, 41, of 39 $1,400 a year for his college FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY 70 CHRYSLER Stu. Wagon *2495 John’s Episcopal Church of “You were Meant for Me.’’ Police said Young’s car went Gerard St., Manchester, has education minus whatever his • Ooimtry, 8-«yL, •atoBintlo, IPEL PB, air ooi^tfp Vernon, Fayette Lodge of off the roadway of Bolton been charged with reckless faihily is expected to con of our Completely Stocked iSc0^4r*nvaaaa. :.*/ Masons, and Sphinx Temple tribute. CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS Center Rd., Bolton, at about driving in connection with a ':, 'At Mony Others To Chiaoso From Ar Shrine, Hartford. He also Renominations 10:15 p.m. Thursday. No in Wednesday one-car accident ’The proposed administration on all makos . . . belonged to Local 43, AFL-CIO. juries were report^, police which was reported in formula effectively rules out Greater Manchester CofC Officers Survivors are two sons, Acted On By said, atid damage to the car was Thursday’s Herald. any federal aid for a family Kenneth W. Cook Jr. and Vernon Police said Topping’s with an income much over $10,- L. Lyons, publisher of The Herald, vice president of the LOAN and RENTAL CARS minor. The new officers of the Greater Manchester Chamber of S & S BUICK Jerry N. Cook, both of Legislature Court date is April 30 at car went off Grove St., 000 a year, and at that level the organizational affairs division; John A. DeQuattro, J.D. Available by Appointment . . Ellington; a daughter. Miss Manchester. Rockville, and struck a fire grant would only be a few hun Commerce officially took office Tuesday, As a result of the Real Estate Co., past chamber president; and Everett J. •VmMmt»aA‘*ra*tntOnu)bigBMiA— Opil—SmhDMim'*. Carolyn E. Cook of Ellington; a HARTFORD (AP) - The hydrant and two utility poles. dred dollars.' O A R D n S W approval of the Chamber’s bylaws, three new divisions, Livesey, president of the Savings Bank of Manchester, > tiMWSSr.,MlCIKSTa(0pMEm.)HMS7l brother, Stanley Peck of Connecticut Senate Thursday COVENTRY Topping and a pasenger in his While approving the new each with a vice president, were created. Edward M. vice president of the urban relations division. DeQuattro STAN OZIMEK, Manager confirmed the following Williamstown, Vt.; two sisters, Victor G. Latella, 25, of car — Owen McDonough of 48 program. Congress insisted the Big Variety of Climbers and Bushes! Kenney, (center) administrator of Manchester Memorial was given a vote of appreciation by the entire Chamber 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Mrs. Howard Bajohr of judicial renominations: existing student-aid programs Scotland, Conn., was charged Lyness St., Manchester — suf Hospital, was elected president. Other officers are, from executive committee at the meeting. Ellington and Mrs. Richard Judge Norton M. Levine, New Thursday night with second- fered minor injuries in the acci be continued in order to provide 2 left to right, George Shenkman, president of Pil^im Mills, Reardon of Somers; and two Haven, to the court of Common degree larceny in connection dent. additional sources of federal H e a lth y Y e a r O ld Inc., vice president of the business services division; Burl grandchildren. Pleas, 22-4; Judge Joseph with the alleged sale of a stolen Court date for Topping in support for needy students and Funeral services will be O’Brien, Meriden, to the Court car, Coventry Police said. May 1 at Rockville. to give some flexibility to the Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at St. of Common Pleas, 23-3, and Police said the arrest over-all aid program. The Great Books Discussion John’s Episcopal Church, Ver Judge H arold M. M issal, R o s e s stemmed from a complaint About Town Group will meet Wednesday at non. The Rev. R obert H. Bristol, to the Court of Common filed with police by the State Fresh from the Growers’ Fields 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Wellner, rector, will officiate. Pleas 26-2. Department of Motor Vehicles. The Couples Bowling Group Members of Grade 9 Confir William Sleith, 32 Wyllys St. Burial will be in Ellington The nominatons also must be According to the motor vehicle of the Manchester Newcomers mation Class of Center “One Dimensional Man” by Center Cemetery. confirmed by the House. department, Latella sold a 1967 Club will meet Saturday at 7 Congregational Church will be Marcuse will be discussed. New Friends may call at the The House, meanwhile, con car to a'garage: recently*/ the p.m. at Silver Lanes, East available for such ta^s as members are welcome. firmed the following White-Gibson-Small Funeral car had been reported stolen Hartford. cleaning windows, attics syoid 'jt" : Home, 65 Elm St., Rockville, renominations which go next to Q u a ra n )^ to grow. Red, white, pink, yellow from Providence, R.I., in May and var'Iegated varieties. yards &turday from 9 a.m. to,3 MERCURY tonight from 7 to 9. Fayette the Senate: ■,1972,':police!Saitf;, ’The Young Marines will meet p.m. Those wishing to hire one a ited Lodge of Masons will conduct a Judge Joseph F. Morelli, New Latella was rdleas^ on^h $2,- tonight at 6:50 at the .Marine of the students for similar "W I I IIO iltllR fY Britain, to the Circuit (^ourt, Select Grade Masonic memorial service 500 surety bond, posted by a Fancy Grade Corps League Home. projects may contact Paul ClMm, Late Model i tonight at 7:15 at the funeral .998; Judge Otto H. LaMacchi, professional bondsman. Court Maidment, 643-4634; or Cindy Bridgeport, to the Superior J 2 8 BROTHERS I LINCOLN home. date is April 30 at Manchester, The Rev. Felix Davis, pastor Buckler, 649-3656. USFD CARS I The family suggests that any Court 113-5, and Judge Arthur of Second Congregational __...... 11------memorial contributions may be G. Williams, Jr., Madison, to Indtvlduelly color wrapped O u r finestl Pink, white, red. Top Prices Paid i ------..-vs.. ... SOUTH WINDSOR with name and description. yellow and variegated types. Chiirch, will conduct a service St. Bridget’s Rosary Society made to St. John’s Episcopal the Court of Common Pleas, William M. Long, no age Sunday at 6:45 a.m. on radio will sponsqr a military whist For All Makes | T i y U s . . . You'll U ka0i«. Church. 978. given, of East Hartford, was station WINF. ’The program is. and setback card party tonight CARTER GHEVROLET | W ay of Doing Business! Over 2 5 Y ears Semiig charged Thursday night with 18 IN C H sponsored by the Manchester a t 8 at St. Bridget School CO., IK. I evading responsibility and cafeteria. ’The event is open t o Area Conference of Churches 1229 Main Street g following too closely, after a 20-10-5 LAWN and the Manchester Area the public, and tickets may be 6:58 p.m. accident at Burnham Bamboo Clergy Association. purchased at the door. b r a n d NEW State Hospital For Easter, or any season, FERTILIZER see our large selection of High nitrogen. For Ra(ke IFITZGERALI) l i m Group Studying State Denied Famous Name Brands for green lawns. Covers boys and girls in sizes up 5000 sq ft. Lightweight. NEW 1973 Exception to 14 . . . New Control Bill For Bond Sale Light SIX-MAN CREW CAB J $ 7.9 9 weight. HARTFORD (AP) - State NEW HAVEN (AP) - The Womer, administrator of Treasurer Robert I. Berdon 4-DOOR Yale-New Haven Hospital, F250 STYLESIDE JVEH Connecticut Hospital Associa said Thursday the U.S. LONG HANDLED HARDTOF complained that the legislation Red/white, 133” WB, 360 V-8 eng., >500 GVVi( pkg., tion will continue studying a Treasury Department refused lOl HEW 1973 COMET MMOR SEDAN does not provide for budget GARDEN TOOLS gauges, radio, 4-speed trans., PS, heather high out 73 newly passed hospital- to grant the state an exception m MERCURY MARQUIS regulations bill to decide adjustments in case of an un put, 55 amp. alter., 70 amp batt., 7.50x16E 10-pr expected increase in the from its recent policy decision Tempered steel, full ■MstKilv. body rid. n«.Mlngi^«PI>MMn(.pwl- W whether part of it may be il . that forced Connecticut. to tires w/spare, HD vinyl seats, conv. group, rear step KtiV. gip., d.L whMl MVM., 20Q 6-qfL Main.. ---- — . — Mbr »*.• **» number of admissions or a sjze. Shovel, D-handle legal, an official of the associa cancel the sale of $108 million in bumper, HD ft. & rear shocks, 550 aux. rear springs, .5'l«ck«KT44 ; ■ . - “ " ■ sudden cost increase. shovel, straight or bow sSttiAss K»A'nr»swS,‘K tion said Thursday. refunding bonds last month. stabilizer bars. 4929 The hospital association also One of the “flaws” in the bill The sale had been scheduled rake, 4 prong cultiva feels there should be a “timely is the section that would permit for March 8 but a reversal of tor, cultihoe, spading appeal procedure” through the the new cost-control commis Treasury Department policy on fork, hoe. courts, stricter requirements sion “to dictate a budget to a the use of calculations of bond hospital,” said Charles B. for the commission’s executive OPEN 6 yields forced cancellation after *2.49 «*4.44 SdfBS* " T70 Liel $5,04$ * 4 4 5 0 Womer, Association President. director and inclusion of state-operated medical a bid for the bonds had. been That section and others will be accepted but before the closing DAYS- studied by the Association’s facilities, he said. took place. “MR GREEN” [ Demo 1972 Balaxle 500 1971 GALAXIE 500 : legal specialists to determine The association, after op THURS. 4-DB. Berdon had complained that FERTIE 1 White 4-Dr. Sedan. Auto trans., PS, PB, ’ -‘N ' _ . • ■ n w m “whether there are elements posing a Democratic-sponsor^ the Richmond Metropolitan GRASS SEED |‘ vinyl seats, radio, tint glass, wheel . Blue/White 4-Door Seden. A^M- trens., ‘ ■ 1973 MERCURY MOimEGO NEW 1973 COUGAR iiSiSr that are illegal,” he said. cost-control bill during recent ’til 9 P.M. COW MANURE Whh.,S02V4*iigln%MhctriilftaulMmitkirammb- . Mmioe Authority of Virginia had been. 1 covers, body side moldjngs, 84 List $4,- ' V-8 eng., PS, PB, tint gless, redlo. 203A, 1 Midfciw M u. drill blu. vinyl rari, 171.14 •Ion, F 7 I.I4 whlM •M.wril HfM. FMt m ttawIniL (ri. a . The measure, which was sent sessions, this year backed its allowed to deliver bonds, which 535, air cond. eir cond. | w hW«r irib, |»tw.r lf.n l diM brak*^ 1 wtd li«f^‘«aip.lln*. AM vM N ririM t M ri wlndwd.driiwrii, ranwl. criitiri W l |n^ Wednesday to Gov. Thomas J. own version which would have used the same yield calculating »ia.m»Wlnn. »«<»*• «."l*riM»h<*dmlfi.f.VWk» ■ governed rate increases and •^Y-A-WAY -MASTER CHARGE Odorless, non-burning •y U|hl fnui), d ^ . wbMl StMkKM. T . r i l ^ AM radl* « id pfMMliv. M y Meskill after 28:4 passage by method as .Connecticut, on $ 3 4 8 5 $ 1 6 9 5 'SAM. ’3656 physical expansion but not the senate, would create a com March 15 after, the ^treasury composted manure. mission to replace the merely budgets. • PERSONAL CHARGE ISra Below I reversal. For gardens, iawns. 78 a m $2595 1 72 DAT$mi $2495 advisory Council on Hospitals. NOTEI—No Carrying Charges tor 80, 60, or 90 Etays . Organic. 7210YQTA $25fS TOMUSrAIN $2195 On Oct. 1 the commission 1971 VW Nlimo Wagon Mdik N 4-Or. M mi, M Modi v M ardr.WT, dyh f fjf* *llfl hUn $ would assume varying Kathy says: “A plaaaant Palm Sunday to avaryona." 2 8 1 1971F0RD PICKUP , m, .uMmcrtlt, AM rrito 6 .1 aririy gEAwer aDke^NRg redl^^ regulatory powers over rate in AFFlilCA'npKr FOR CHARiQB: account 25 lbs. 1 White, FIDO, 6-foot box with camper ; White, 9-pess., 4-speed trens., white' 1 creases of 2 per cent or larger ORCHARD FRESH: Crisp Aire, Macs, Red and Golden Delicious, Russets, 1 shell, std. trens., V-8 eng., plus morel \8idewsll tires. Extrs Cleenl Hes new 70FMIT. $2495 riCAPki $1995 and building projects costing Isle of Red Apples. OTgIne. ,, 7 0 V0LKSWACI8 $14V5 e s F O ii $1495 leMMa ^pert 2-d». herdtop, gioan. Rreen T62A ITO 3-ri. HT, Mit Mrin, iram bit., $25,000 or more. FRESH: Asparagus. Spinach, Peas, Green and Yellow Beans, Cauliflower, 1 ,24>Mr Sndan, tan, Uacb rinyl bitailw, 4 dr cendMetdng, rodle. Corn, Brussel Sprouts, Turnips, Red and Hot Peppers, Onion S A a ^ ^ lo ta , Name (In full) ...... Phone...... 4 FT BALE •jutd ttammlwlcn, AM tadifc biMh vM * wL IS,;,«mt.i.4liC It ' • cyl.: Meskill spearheaded the Better mixture of 100% Leeks, Dandelions, Rhubarb, Broccoli, Artichokes, Red and White Offlons, perennial grasse.s. Fast current legislation and has said Belgian Endive, Romalne and Boston Lettgce, Egg Plant. A; PEAT MOSS Address ...... ^... growing, thrives In sun 7 2 IHRCINIY n n s f Kites he approved of the version IMPORTED: Seedless Grapes, Honeydews, Cantaloupes, Watermelons, ...... How Long...... \ $ 2 4 9 5 $ 2 2 4 5 PLYIIA. Mewtege MX 4-Deer WWorod Nordlap, M ( 9 V O L K S ^ S 5 l l " 5 : 6 9 C0UGJUI $1795 6 9 $1595 wMie, Week vinyl Wue vinyl Intorbr; M ,C^nv«rtibl«. yeNew, bbek tnlarlar,*AM m - passed by the General Papayas,' Limes, Grapefruit, Tangerines. Pears. or shade. Covers 1250 2-4r. HT, wkite, rod vinyl Int., • cyl., sid. 2-dr. kordf^u, dork kTewfi, seddta vi tea, BUY ONE OR A DOZEN AND PICK OUT YOUR OWN Pure sphagnum. For trontinhalan, ladlo. nyl kvl.t krowfi v k ^ tap, • cyl.. F5, radto. MwWnMrtli, 9S, FR, AM rodia, foe. AirCond.. | dl«. Assembly. VISIT OUR LARGE IMPORTED BASKET DISPLAY Own...... Reiyt...... dahnte wheal cevors. The 15-member commission 'll mulching. Controls $ 2 ^ 7 will begin reviewing the WEEKEND SPECIALS weeds, saves water, budgets of Connecticut’s 36 FRESH SmAWBERRIES...... --pt SVC Bmploymait ...... improves soil. S 4 4 8 private hospitals, nursing FRESH ASPARAfiUS ...... lb> 49C 1973 W MANY^tHERSTt^^H0OSE FROM * / )^ LTi) WAGON y a a W E a rx homes and other private health GREEN REANS Hl« SVC How Long...... Position...... FOR BEST facilities on July 1, 1974. CANTALOUPES, large slie ...... oa. SVC SELECTION OF On Display Now!/ ‘“The Association right along COKE, 0 pak, 12“Oi. cans ...... TVe •SCOTTS has supported a strengthening Banks ...... f.sa.s.e PINE *VIGER0 of the council on hospitals,” Wa Cany Tha MMOksator Ew *ORTHO /IWORI H EB a/l Womer said, but it remains op- caanmtaKiMiMi ...... pcM«d to control over hospital BARK *BLACKOECkER FITZGERALD FORD, INC. budgets. “THE KINQ References...... PRODUCTS »t6LLAMO COUNTY'S OLOkST PONO a iA LiR '' OF CHIPS Shira KINS’S WINDSOR AVE. ROCKVilXE OREM EVnl An elephant’s brain — 9% PRODUCE" Flrit 315 CENTER ST., IN TlQyCONR. 643-5135 (other charge accounts) ...... $ 2 6 8 pounds in the average Asian fe TEL 043-2480 870-3300 male — is more than three times pm s m m m v -. 3 CU. l99t as large as man’s. SAVE r 1V,. IIV V' i. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 13, 1OT3 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., April 13. 1873 - PAGE FIFTEBN Andover ------CRPA and CRCOG — Clede Speaker Hebron Vernon Shearing Costs May Go Up S TEY EN S O N mot. HARTFORD (AP)-The EXXON Lutz Museum Plans | At Breakfast price of a haircut ih Hartford tion, sources close to the| . . . i Nutmeg Denied negotiations said Thursday. Ha M MBi SfMPH Bill Clede, outdoor and en $8,000 Cut could jump from $2.75 to $3.00 Merger Doomed Added $7,Q00 or $3.25 as a result of Haircuts in the area have cost I WUrtilkHtrtMtak vironmental director for WTIC, Good Earth Week negotiations under way $2.75 since 1968. hey have been Twill be guest speaker Sunday at Asked In More Apartments higher in some parts of| SOL R. COHEN citizen participation guidelines. an all-church breakfast, at 8 between the Barbers Union and Mehchester’s Lutz Junior plants and animals; and From the Master Barbers Associa southern Connecticut. (Herald Reporter) Lawrence Thompson, a.m. at Second Con^egational Approved For 1974. Museum is planning special Caterpillar to Butterfly, a dis School Cost In a closed session Tuesday Hartford-area HUD director, Church. ecology-oriented activities and play and quiz, will go on exhibit. night the Zoning Ckimmission The developer was, however, The planned merger of the said Wednesday the $100,000 The breakfast, which is being expanded visiting hours next 'The museum will open at 1 approved a parking facility plan granted a special permit to Capitol Region Council of might still be released, if sponsored by the deacons of the week in connection with its School Budget for . Nutmeg Village apartment build a parking lot in the flood Governments (CRCOG) and the CRCROG developes a planning p.m., one hour earlier than church, is open to the public. ANNE EMT Vega Value Days at Carters arm or if the council and agen "Good Earth Week” program. usual, during "Good Earth complex on Rt. 83, but denied it plain of the Hockanuin River Capitol Region Planning Agen Tickets may be purchased at Correspondent a proposal for an additional 307 which runs to the reaf^ of the cy are merged. Week,” as it does during other Tel. 228-3971 cy (CRPA) appears doomed, the door. double sessions at Rham next units in the same complex. complex site. Blackstone replied that the A recycling contest, public school vacation weeks. Ciede reports daily on what s ANNE EMT The board of Education has CRCOG chairman Richard year. In addition to the Nutmeg A request to build a Jack Blackstone confirmed yester mayors and selectmen did not scheduled for 2 p.m. Tuesday, The museum will be open to 5 happening in and t6 this “World Correapondent been requested by the Board of want to comply with federal p.m. daily. Everyone is invited Tel. 228-3971 Operation of the plant is denial the commission also August Restaurant was denied, day. will highlight the week’s ac We Live In” on WTig radio. He Finance to cut ^,0(XI from its The commission cited potential guidelines on adequate citizen to visit the museum and The Board of Finance voted expected to cost $7,052 more for denied a request to construct a Blackstone, who is mayor of tivities. Adults and children formerly was outdoor editor for requested budget for 1973-1974 traffic problems as the prime participation. "That position, in have been invited to enter any celebrate the special week, last night to approve a $7,000 next year due mostly to the ad Jack August Restaurant on Rt. East Hartford, said the mayors the Hartford Times and has of $350,515, according to Mrs. 83 near McDonalds. reason. ’The state plans to make SAVE NOW! effect, would make us ineligible item they have made from Mrs. Pamela Saloom, acting written feature articles for request from the Board of dition of one more custodial sta Beatrice Kowalski, chairman'. and selectmen who belong to tion at Gilead Hill. Public hearings had been held major changes in the highway the 26-town CRCOG object to for the $100,000, evens if we recycled materials, and prizes director said,. national magazines. Education for an additional ap Although no questions were ’The necessity for replacing two months ago on all three at Vernon Circle. One of the HUD (federal department of merged,” he said. will be awarded for the most propriation to cover expen raised at the budget hearing ditures in the present operating the intermediate wing roof of requests, but due to its heavy changes will involve construc Housing and Urban Develop original and useful products last 'Tuesday by residents, Mrs. tion of an exjt ramp from 1-86 He said his council is asking budget and to bring the request the Hebron School is responsi workload the commission had ment) guidlines governing . created from recycled goods. Kowalski said yesterday that and the proposed ramp would the CRPA to appeal the HUD to the annual budget m ating to ble for the $4,469 increase for not taken action on them. grants to planning agencies. Winning entries will be dis she was approached privately end across from the restaurant Buy the Package decision, canceling the $100,000 be acted upon. maintenance at both schools. Tuesday’s meeting was a The objectionable guideline, played at the museum, 126 following the hearing by the site on a redesigned Rt. 83. — but not under the conditions MANCHESTER STATE BANK The deficit had been an Fixed charges, such as retire special one. said Blackstone, calls for Cedar St. finance board and presented In a recent revision of zoning set down by HUD. WILL BE CLOSED - 8 P.M. ticipated earlier in the year to ment and insurance are up $1,- Developer for Nutmeg citizen membership on the with a list of items suggesting laws, restaurants were Other “Good Earth Week” ij-gj be $11,000. However, latest 887\and food services Village, Melvin Steinman of policy board of any organiza “ In my opinion,’’ said THURSDAY, APOIL1901 areas where the cut could be New York, has 210 luxury eliminated as a permitted use activities will include nature figures now indicate that deficit (transportation from Gilead to tion receiving $100,000 or more Blackstone, “the requirement In Observance of G o o d Friday made. apartment units already under in several areas including Rt. 83 in planning money. printing, branch weaving, a items amounting to $13,817 will Hebron) is projected at $96 Thq largest item was $4,500 for citizen participation is not more. construction near the Vernon and Rt. 30. The Jack August mini-nature walk, and live be partially offset by surplus for the elimination of a part- firm had applied for permission The council of governments, Democracy in action. After all, WILL REOPEN SATURDAY items totaling $6,853. Gardens apartment complex. we are elected officials — animal demonstrations. Another unexpected expense, time resource teacher. Two to build prior to the change. explained Blackstone, is a The largest deficit the board $5,0(X) to complete work on the The commission denied the elected to make decisions for 9 A.M. APRIL 21st years ago the school had a request for the additional units loosely organized and volunteer Ecosystems, a game in- has had to cope with this year is well at Gilead Hill to keep up resource teacher, but as a organization of elected of our constituents. Some of us volving environments and j:-§; “without prejudice” which will not be re-elected or will not an additional $6,000 for special with anticipated increased result of cuts made in the ficials, “and that’s the way they education tuition, an item over enrollment, is mainly responsi means Steinman may submit NOTICE seek re-election. Yet, the budget last year this position plans again. want to keep it. which it has no control. ble for a $2,769 increase in EFFECTIVE APRIL 16, 1973 citizens appointed to the council was eliminated. The request was denied with BOARD OF EDUCATION “ Basically,” he said, “the Other deficit items are $2,600 capital outlay for site, buildings The board had been ap mayors and selectmen don’t would remain on it — before, potential traffic and sewer CHANBE OF ADDRESS during and after local elec for substitute teachers salaries, and equipment. proached by parents prior to its want to accept shadow govern $1,200 for testing, $10,000 for And finally, special educa problems as the reason. The 45 N. SCHOOL STREET tions.” budget considerations this year commission indicated the NEW TCLEPHONE NUMBBI Order Your New 73 Vega Notchback, Hatchback or Kamm- ment. Citizen participation Still A Few Lett-! special education transporta tion, an item over which the to reinstate the resource comes too close to regional He said aiso that Hartford developer may return with the 646-4S84 offficials are “making tion, $750 for heat, $700 for board has no control, is being teacher for next year. back Wagon Equipped With 140/2 Engine, Turbo- government to suit them.” utilities, $700 for contracted plans after the state widens Rt. ■OMO OF EOUCATION proposals which are too deman projected at $16,750, an in Other suggested items were MANGHESYBI m W SCHOOL CRCOG and CRPA represen 1972 TOYOTA EXECUTIVE DEMONSTRATORS 83 and a new sewage treatment Hydromatlc and AM Radio and We Will Throw In the ding for acceptance by the services, $400 for equipment, c rease of $9,250 over the lawn care and various con- ROKHTSON SCHOOL tatives met with HUD officials plant is completed. Plans are other members of our council.” $168 for contracted teachers, current budget. - tracted services., SOUTMSCHOOL ^ Following Options FREE! now being formed for the treat C U C K LA N O Wednesday to discuss HUD’s He posed the question, Choose from: COROLLAS, CORONAS, MARK lls; STANDARD and AUTOMATIC, $124 for retroactive pay, and $25 This estimate will cover four Mrs. Kowalski reported that action in cutting off the $100,000 for replacement of equipment. private school tuitions where ment facility which the town OSTA PHOCOSHM “Would the City of Hartford she met yesterday with Dr. hopes will be in operation in grant promised the planning accept three citizens for its City SOME WITM AIRCONDITIONINQ. s a v e - COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER! ’The board is realizing its placement is being made at the David Cattanach, superinten agency. Cancellation of the Council — to participate in all largest surplus through a $2,800 Stonegate School in Durham; dent of schools; and Donald H. W H ITEW A LL grant, said HUD officials, is discussions and to vote savings on gasoline tax and $1,- Gengras Center, Hartford; Libby, principal, to discuss because of noncompliance with alongside its elected officials?” 150 under custodians salaries Newington C!hildren’s Hospital; TIRES federal equal opportunity and possible areas to cut, and that a due to change in staff. and the Burnside School in East special board meeting will be Other surplus items include Hartford. held prior to the finance board’s ITOBACCO CLOTH $755 for transportation in R eceipts Tuesday evening executive ses l i 60 DAY 100% surance, $700 for the Rham late Some of these increases will sion. For Sale bus, $500 for site work at Gilead We warrant that we w ill repair or replace defecthe parts be partially offset by receipts For Lawns and BusIws Henry Block has in the enfine, transmission, rear ale, front aale due to work done by Die town, through state grants where the F R E E ^ Art Auction Aids Fund WARRANTY assembly, brake system, and electrical equipment for 60' $448 for the superintendent’s of administration is estimating a days. fice, $350 for homebound in $24,155 increase over this year’s Police Raids CUSTOM EXTENUft 17. reasons you struction, $100 for custodial par lb. Mrs. Frank Moriarty, center, Frank Golden and Mrs. Golden, co-chairmen, check the in receipts. LONDON (AP) - British A $129. Value supplies and $50 for staff However, the school board GROUP should ccxne to us vitations being sent to area residents to attend an art exhibit for the East Catholic High 60 DAY 100% GUARANTEE physicals. police raided more than 100 J V Discount On 400 Lbs. School Parents Club Scholarship fund-raising art auction to be held May 12 at 7 p.m. at the does not receive these receipts. homes in six cities at dawn Budget They are paid directly to the school. The sale will be conducted by Todd Gallery of Paramus, N. J. The art collection for today in a hunt for Irish Or More! The school board reviewed its town’s general fund. guerrilla bomb experts. fer income ta^ hdp. sale includes framed graphics by the world’s foremost artists including Chagall, Picasso, But Act Fast...Thls Offer Good proposed 1973-1974 budget of Presentation Scotland Yard said a quantity Dali, Cezanne, Renoir, Manet, Matisse, Friedlaender, Goya, Baskin, Lautred, and others, 68 MUSTANG 7 1 TOYOTA ROCKVILLE SCRAP Reason 11. Our average fee for 7 1 FORD $663,615 with the finance board, The requested budget will be of timing devices and batteries as well as fine oils from around the world, sculpture, and watercolors. Prices are from $10 Corolla Station Wagon. I Hardtop. 6 cylinders, power| pointing out where anticipated presented for review by were seized and 14 men were 989 Hartford Tunqdlia, R t 30, Rockvilla For A Limited Time Only over seven and a half million up. The public is invited. (Herald photo by Pinto) Torino 2-Door Hardtop. Standard transmission, increases occur, bringing the steering, automatic residents at the annual budget picked up for questioning. . Phones: 872-9032 or 872-6887 customers last year was only V-8, power steering, | a M/FM radio, roof proposed budget $107,709 higher hearing April 23. automatic, vinyl roof. I transmission. rack. than the current budget. about 12 dollars. Under the administration April Buys That >2395 $1495 *1695 series, which includes board clerk salaries, contracted ser vices such as the superintendent’s office, and DILLON Don't Bring other board expenses, the in creases in $4,343, Yesterday 40 students left held in the school cafeteria among 3,000 other school 88 FORD 68 RUICK 69 FORD Hie largest increase in this Kennedy International Airport lounge. Fine art from papers from across the country. Torino 2-Door Hardtop. series is a new item of $2,418 for in New York to spend eight Four copies of the ECHO Galaxie 500 Hardtop. V-8, Skylark Hardtop. V-8, May^ Sighs... around the world will be dis- V-8, ■automatic, power participation iii a ’Title VI Has The Deal!! glorious days on the sunny were submitted to the Columbia automatic, power automatic, power played. There will be steering. special education area coor shores of Bermuda. The trip is University Scholastic Press steering, vinyl top. steering. viewing from 7 to 8:30 p.m., dination program. sponsored by St. Mary’s CYO, contest, and entries were and the auction will begin at judged for content, style, nS95 The instruction series is up New 1973 Ford Cars C Trucks Why Settle For Less? and Mr. Agrodnik, Mr. and Mrs. 8:30. Admission is free. For $1395 $1495 Kohanski, Father McCarthy layout, photography and story $51,942 over the current year. G = Q f i [ R i l more information, call 644- and Miss Rydell are depth. The ECHO had perfect This series covers salaries for 70GHEVELLE $2375 68 VOLKSWAGEN $1295 0144. principals, teachers and other Sample Buy 68 BARRACUDA $1495 THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE chaperones. scores in all categories. I Malibu Sport Cpe. V-8, A/trans., vinyl Sunroof. 4-cyllnder, 4-speed Sport Coupe. V-8, automaticl instructional staff as well as I roof, power steering, radio. transmission, radio. transmission. V | ONLY 5 DAYS U n - NO APPOMTMENT NECESSARY Gungrululalions Relief Fund Drive textbooks, library and audio 1973 F250 Custom Style Side WUMANTIC AlsoinSEARS visual materials and teaching MMKIESTER Congratulations to Anne The Student Council is again 69 NOVA $1795 69 VOLKSWAGEN $1595 71 FORD $2495 867 Main St. 348 W. Middie Tpke. Fine Arts Auction Farley and Donna Bailey and sponsoring a drive for the TomoirTlRI, supplies. 14-Door Sedan. 6-cyllnder, automatic station Wagon. 4-cyllnder, automatic 356 W. Middle Tpke Torino Sport Coupe. V-8, automatic Mwr Ana Officu: Saturday evening. May 12, liie only series showing a Kckup I transmission, power steering, radio. transmission. L HMITFOn other members of the ECHO Bishops’ Relief Fund. This transmission, power steering, radio. Rt. 195 Holiday Mali' Putnam decrease is health services 360 V -l, hsHted vinyl seat, poiitr sttoring, 1181 Main St. East Catholic Parents Club staff. The school paper has year, however, it was decided ROCKniE Coventry where the Public Health Nur M t and right hand chroma m s t eoasi |7 0 BUCK $2475 71 CHEVROLET $2995 68 CHEVROLET $1675 281 Silver Lane Stafford Springs will sponsor an exciting achieved a first place standing that half of the money collected ■ Qran Sport Coupe. V-S, automatic Ward I t Union Sts. Impala Custom Coupe. V-8, Colchester ^evening at a fine arts auc- would go to a four-year-old East sing Agency has taken over the mirrors, body side moldings, nitra oooHng I transmission, vinyl roof, power Impala Custom Coupe. V-8,1 cost of nurses aides, thus radiatar, 760x16 8 ply tiros with spare, un- automatic transmission, radio, air automatic transmission, bucket) 0pm 9 ajiL-9 pjn. Weekdayt; 9-5 Sat I San. — 649-5440 *tion. The auction, presented Hartford resident who is having I steering, power brakes, radio. conditioning, power steering. LYNCH MOTORS reducing this series by ^,995. d tre o a M . seats, 'power steering. by the Todd Gallery, will be open heart surgery. Another large increase 68 JAVOM $1495 72 VEGA $1995 71 TOYOTA $ 1 8 9 5 | HARTFORD AREA’S LARGEST TOYOTA DEALER! appears in the transportation Public Vueutiun List 3815.42 ISport Coups. V-8, automatic Coupe. 4-cyllnder, standard Fastback Coupe. 4-cyllnder, 4-apeed | There will be no column next 345 CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER — 646-4321 series where an additional $28,- I transmission, power steering, radio. transmission, radio. tranamlaalon, air conditioning, radio. FROM Records week as East will be on spring 896 is requested. Most of Jthis in Disc. 565.42 vacation. crease is due to the necessity of 70 PLYMOUTH $2195 72 CHEVROLET $3145 69 GHEVELLE $ 1 2 4 5 1 adding more runs because of Sport Fury Sport Sedan. V-8, Impala Sport Coupe. V-8, automatic Malibu 4-Door Sedan. 8-cyllnder, CHORCHES auiomatic transmission, radio. SPECIALS Warrantee Deed 3250.00 1973 LTD WAGON automatic transmission, air con transmission,, power steering, power OF MANCHESTER Angeline M. Bycholski to ditioning, vinyl roof, power steering, brakes, radio. Arline Bernard, property at 50 I radio. 72 VOLKSWAGEN $2395 Convertible. - 4-cyllnder, 4-speed Woodbridge St., conveyance tax ' Rockville 70 CHEVROLET '3^ 171 PONTUC $2995 $2575 transmission, radio, stereo tape. $29.70. in c 1973 2-DOOR TORINO Impala Station Wagon. V-8, SCRANTON MOTORS, Hospital I LeMans Sport Sedan. V-8, automatic automatic transmission, ,alr con TRUCKS 3-YR. or 36,000-MILE GUARANTEE-NEW CARS ONLY I transmission, air conditioning, power ditioning, power steering, radio, Attachment Notes I steering, power brakes, radio. power brakes. BRAND NEW 1973 73 GHEVROLn $ 4 2 4 5 1 Dorothy Rouillard against Beauvllle Sport Van. V-8, automatic CHRYSLER NEWPORT 4 DR. SEDAN 7 3 DODGE Leo Rouillard, property at 3 OWN A 0LDSM0BILE7...WHY NOT! Admitted Thursday: 73 CHEVROLET $4125 71 CHEVROLET $2895 transmission, Comtortllt wheel, 7 3 DODGE Kerry St., $25,000. Marjorie Barber. Broad Brook; I Caprice 4-Door. V-S, automatic Caprice Sport Coupe. V-8, automatic power steering, tinted gloss, extra TRUCKS BRAND NEW 1973 transmission, air conditioning, vinyl transmission, air conditioning, power teats, radio, gauges, Z-Bart under COLTS Equipped with V-8 engine, auto, trans., Trade Name BRAND NEW 1973 CUTLASS Kay Warren, Stafford Springs; P IC K -U P S & Under I roof, radio, power stearing, power staering, vinyl roof, radio, power coating, H.p. suspension, many other a r e h e r e , m o s t power steering, power disc brakes, left Eleanor Mosimann, Amy Lane, V A N S . M O S T Franco Sapienza, doing 1 brakes. brakes. extras. m o d e l s f o r hand outside remote control mirror, M O D E L S F O R business as Franco Sapienza’s OMEGA COUPE Many (»)L0NNADE H-TOP COUPE Ellington; Bernard Lentocha, 351 engine, auto IMMEDIATE <2919 radio (with rear speaker), heavy duty •3745 IMMEDIATE Pastry Shop, 519 Main St. ' stock No. 6020. Auto., ww, Stock No. 2051. Auto., Hale St., Ext.; Rockville; matic transmis- 68 OLDSMOeii $1475 69 CHEVROLET $1675 DELIVERY. shocks, whitewalls. Stock No. 3015. DELIVERY. In 71 CHEVROLET $2695 wheel disc., body side molding, p/steering, tinted glass, roof Under Delta 88 Sport Coupe. V-8, automatic Joseph Cristofani, Patricia Dr., sicn, pcwer steer Impala Sport Sedan. V-8, automatic Vi-ton Pick-up. V-8, automatic conv. group and more. Special tranamlaalon, vinyl roof, radio, power Stock drip molding, ww, wheel disc, s Q j l Q O Vernon; Jeffrey Tompkins, transmission, air conditioning, power transmission, bucket seats, power Building Permits ing, pcwer brakes, steering. ttearing, radio. SPEGUL PURGHASEHMIYSLER CORP. radio, bumper strips. Special *1*100 Clar., Rockville; Dorothy 2-Door Hardtop, 250, 6- bcdy side mcutd- List *4646.47 steering, radio. Fred Barcomb for Mr. and cylinder engine, automa List $3383.53 BRAND NEW 73 DODGE Mrs. Robert Upton, additions to Beaverstock, Grove St., ings, wheei ccvers, 1972 DODGE Rockville; Michael Hurlburt, tic transmission, power 69 FORD . $1745 70 PONTUC $2475 71 FORD dwelling at 32 Conway Rd., $7,- ccnvenience 746.47 Fairlane 500 Station Wagon. V-8, LeMans Sport. V-8, automatic $2995 Polara Custom 4-Door Hardtop. Automatic, power Snipsic St., Rockville; Donald Disc. steering, power disc brakes, factory air conditioning, (M LE N G B i 2 DR. HARDTOP steering, AM radio, deiuxe automatic transmission, radio, power transmission, bucket seats, power Bronco. 4-wheel drive, V-8, standard 000. Disc. 388.53 grcup, frcnt and transmission. vinyl roof, light package. J.P. Serafin Jr. for Benito A. Rivers, Windsor; Daisy Deane, bumper group, body side steering. staering, vinyl root, radio. V-8, vinyl roof, bucket seats, automatic, power Main St., Manchester. rear bumper guards, underccat. 'steering, radio, whitewalls. Stock No. 2967 Pagani-John Serafin, moidings, undercoat. *3900.00 Discharged Thursday: 72CHEVR0in $3095 69 PONTUC $2075 70 CMC $2595 alterations to commercial *2995.00 H-ton Pick-Up. V-8, automatic *3 19 5 Michael Rogalus, Hany Lane, Impale 4-Door Sedan. V-8; automatio building at 78 Maple St., $1,000. Firebird Short Coupe. 6-cyllnder, transmission, power steering, radio. ALL CARRY REMAINING CHRYSLER Rockville: Agnes Dubuc, transmission, radio, power steering, automatic transmission, power *3495 Warren Hedges for John power brakes. stearing, radio. CORP. 18 MONTH OR 18,000 MILE Woodland St., Rockville; 69 CHEVROLET $2145 4TY^ Hamill, additions to dwelling at VALUE RATEU USEU CARS 15 Server St., $7,500. Jacqueline Ctollins, Hammond 1971 PONTUC FIREOtRD...... xs$2495. 1971 CHEVROLET C-20 ...... $2495. 71 FORD $2895 Cab & Chaatls. V-8, standard St., Rockville; Eleanor 67 CAMARO $1545 transmission, utility body. Raymond E. Morin, swim 1971 MTERNATIONAL Carry All Torino Station Wagon. V-8, automatic 1971 (MNLLAC (»WE DeVUE 1968 POHTUC EXEC. WAGOH 1972 CHEVY VEGA Skinner, Skinner Rd., Vernon; 1971 FORD LTD 4-DOOR SEDAN...... ? $ 2 5 9 5 sport Coupe. V-8, automatic 70 CHRYSLER HEW 72 COLT ,7 1 CAMARO 68 FORD 69 PLYMOUTH ming pool at 95 Glenwood St., Equipped with all Cadillac equip V-8, auto., PS, PB, A/C, roof rack and 2-Dr. 4-cyl., auto., ww, radio. Two to 1969 VOLKSWAGEN transmission, air conditioning, radio, tranamlaalon, vinyl roof, power Squareback. 4-8peed. 1971 MUSTANG 2-DR. SPQRTSROOF . . . i ...... $2495 Automatic, 4-wheel drive...... $3795. Newport 4 door Station Wagon. 2 dr. H'top. Vinyl LTD 4-door Hard Station Wagon. V- $500. ment, A/C, AM & FM radio, vinyl top, more. Nice wagon. choose from. Low mileage. Gladys Kuehn, Alpert Dr., power steering. steering, radio. 69 CHEVROLET $1995 Sed. Radio, PS, Auto., radio, roof, buckets, V-e, to p . V -8 8, automatic, leather Interior, stereo, tilt wheel. Rockville; Louis Lavitt, 1970 DODGE Monaco, 44)r. Hardtop ...... $2195 Vi-ton Pick-up. 6-cyllnder, standard automatic, PS power steering. C.S. Margison for Jam es $1395 $1295 1969 JEEP Commando with plow...... $2795. PB, W W ’s. whitewalls. auto., sharp. $1995 Hillsdale Dr., Rockville; Paul 70 MONTE CARLO $2375 71 GHEVROLn $2695 tranamlaalon. factory air. Melley, alterations to commer $5395 1970 PONTIAC LoMans 4^Br. 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Mm diegter, Conn., Fri., April 18, 1978 OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN Coventry DcvCo Says It Will W o r k IsrBsz P T O Asked To Expedite THAT ^ THEWPS JU6TDOIM’ \ X MUSHT 8 6 ATTSWeSnSP i TAKIM'n«HArCC»M»H 'A 1 t fj HANrHFMTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri., April 13, 1973— PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HEttALD. Mancheater. Conn.. Frt.. Aprtt lS, 1OT3 -Frjpm-Behiiid Pattern HUrald Angle First Game lUnHI Transplanted Nats Misses No‘Hitter, But By to l Yost Important Face Elimination Sports Editor In Serhes TORONTO (AP) — The Ottawa Nationals’ stock of op timism appears to have run out as they face elimination Hendorson, acquired frim, Sah run game and two more off the 10th with a single and White Sox-A*» CH ICAGO (AP) - T he from the World Hockey Association playoffs at the hands NEW YORK (AP) - Dave Francisco in a major otf-MMon shutouts before tailing off to a stole second. After Merv Ken Henderson hit a grand New York Rangers are set of the New England Whalers. The Whalers handed the McNally is in his April rut trade, deliversd his bases- 13-17 record. That snapped a Rettenmund walked^ Bobby ting a cQme-frbm-behihd transplanted Nats a 7-3 defeat Thursday liight to take a 3-1 again. slam home run in the eighth in loaded blast off RoUie F in g m . string of four 20-victory seasons Grich bunted. Lolich fielded the New Look for A.L. Umpires Baltim ore’s veteran ning to lift the White Sox over patteriti.en route to what edge in the best-of37 quarter-final series going into what for the 30-year-old pitdier. ball and tried for a force-out at Oakland. The A’s, who got a American League baseball fans taking in their first they hope will be their first could be the last game in Boston Saturday. lefthander barely missed a In other American Lhague third, but his throw was wild two-run homer from Gene game of the 1973 season will see a new look when the four Stanley I Cup victory in 33 The Nationals, who m ov«l to nine-inning no-hitter against games, the Chicago White Sox and Belanger came around to Tenace in the second inning, umpires emerge from the home team dugout steps and years. Toronto’s Maple Leaf Gardens Tommy Williams, not a Detroit Thursday, finally came from behind to beat Ranger$-R&yal$ score. had taken a 3-2 lead in the top of walk out to home plate to go over the ground rules with the for the playoffs after arena former Toronto player, scored getting a 10-inning, three- Oakland 6-3, the New York Dick Bosman limitdd ths “ I’m throwing the ball better the eighth when Chicago relief rival managers. They were forced to come problems in Ottawa, drew only three goals to lead the Whalers Yankees stopped Geveland S-0, Royals to one hit over seven in hit, 1-0 victory over the now than in &e past couple pitcher Terry Forster walked from behind repeatedly in their 3,941 fans Thursday, and their and Terry Caffery, a Toronto Texas defeat^ Kansas City 44) nings and finished with a three- . The umps will have a new look, an impressive one, which Tigers thanks to a throwing years,” said McNally, who Sal Bando with the bases quarterfinal series triumph declarations of future success native who play^ his junior and Boston’s game at hitter as Texas snapped Kansas finds ,all wearing light blue trousers, maroon coats^ light error by Detroit pitcher handcuffed the llgers over the loaded. over the Boston Bruins and they at the box office and on the ice hockey here, got two goals. Milwaiikee was postponed due City’s four-game winning blue Shirts, dark blue ties, red belts, black shoes, blue caps Mickey Lolich. first nine innings, when the only did it again Thursday night suddenly came to an end. Defenseman Jim Dorey, a to snow and cold weather. Tiger hit was a routine fly ball streak. Amos Otis singled in the udth the league Inslgna on both the coats and caps. It was McNally’s second start But the White Sox Came back against the Chicago Black “ They played like a first- former member of the National by Shortstop Ed Brinkman, fourth inning for the only No longer are the umps decked out in Navy blue suits of the young baseball season — in the bottom half of the inning, Hawks in the opener pf their place team,” Coach Billy Hockey League Toronto Maple which Baltimore right fielder Royals hit until Paul Schaal and wMch' was the unifbrm for yegrs. Several modifications and his second three-hit Orioles-Tigers loading the bases on a single by best-of-seven semifinal series. Harris of the Nats said of the Leafs, provided three assists. The unbeaten Orioles got Rettenmund lost in the sun< It Fred Patek came through with have been made in the past two years but none as radical, Larry Pleau, who never' shutout. Pat Kelly and walks to Carlos “ We keep coming from Whalers, “ and we played like a their fourth victory of the bounced off Rettenmund’s right eighth-inning singles. or as refrediing, as the new look. fourth-place one. played for Leafs but was Toron He started off last season May and Bill Melton. Then behind but we always come with a pair of shutouts, a one- season when Mark Belanger led elbow for a triple. to property when he jumped to back quickly,” said Ranger “ Maybe the diversions of the WHA, got one goal for New Joe Garagiola, busier than ever since departing from the Coach Emile Francis after his (AP photo) Toronto got to them, hey’ve England and Mike Byers got the Rangers bad vanquished the Brush-Back Pitch Hurled Today show on teevee, commands a $5,000 speaking fee. been living in a hotel too long.” other. The Black Hawks 4-1. I^e form er National League catcher set the high fee to cut Rangers* Bert Marshall Restricts Hawks* Jim Pappin It was a different contest from Wayne Carleton, who missed ildle RSox “ They haven’t had too much Tuesday’s match here when the the first two games of the d d^ ^ ^ t o appeai'ances, which is common with nationally time to hold the lead,” said From Reaching Puck as Goalie Ed Giacomin Falls Down Standings known celebraties, a class the Connecticut resident falls Nats beat the Whalers 4-2. New series with an ankle injury iWard Off Francis; about the Bangers’ England jumped to a 34) lead in which he aggravated in into...Central Connecticut State College has the prettiest § foes. ‘‘That’s what really the first period and 6-2 after Tuesday’s game, scored all Seaver Makes Point, bat >girlq, two shapely co-eds. They replace Central picked us up.” American LeajgUe Flyers Conquer North Stars two periods. three goals for Ottawa. Rustiness publicist Don Clerkin’s son who handled Uie duties last ‘The Black Hawks took a 1-0 East “ We’ve got several players The Whalers outshot the spring with the Blue Devil nine...Just wondering when lead on a goal by Pit Martin at Nationals 35-18 with A1 Smith in BOSTON (AP) — ’The Boston W L Pet. GB 12:37 of the first period but it from Toronto or who play^ in Cards’ Ace Target alumtaum bats will be permitted in high school baseball Toronto and it was understan the New England nets and Les Red Sox, trying to ward off Baltimore 4 0 1.000 play. At present, they are outlawed. Tlie aluminum bats didn’t take the Rangers iriore Binkley tending goal for Ot (AP photo) rustiness during a long break in Boston 3 0 1.000 than a minute and a half to tie it dable they would be nervous on the American League schedule, Cleveland 2 8 .400^% have b^n tried in spring training by major leaguers in Cinderella Sabres Tuesday in their first game tawa. New Delivery ST. LOUIS (AP) - Tom Jose Cruz tagged Seaver for a trailing 24) following a Mets up when Bobby Rousseau in If the Whalers can eliminate planned another long workout New York 2 4 .333 3 Florida and it is only a matter of time before they are ap- back,” said Whalers’ Coach Seaver is o ff to a 24) start for leadoff home run in the flurry in the first inning, and tercepted an errant pass from Ottawa in Boston Saturday, “ Kiteman” Dick Johnson loses one of his skis as he descends in the ceterfield area of at Fenway Park today before Detroit 1 3 .250 3 prewdd by the rules committee. The bats are more expen Jack Kelley. seventh, hut Phil Hennig^’s 1 Seaver struck out after the Keith Magnuson and tied the they would advance to the heading for New York and a the highflying New York Milwaukee 0 2 .OO 3 sive but last longer, Frank Torre, representative of the “ They got that out of their Veterans Stadium. Johnson’s intention was to deliver the ball to Phils’ catcher Bob Boone. 1-3 innings of relief h e l ^ the brush-back episodes. score at 14:09. Ousted in Cup Play semifinals against the two-game weekend series with Mets and, just as important Adarondak tot firm told me...When East Catholic lost its system and played their normal Mets record their fourth W est The two teams skated Cleveland Crusaders, the Yankees. ly, feels he’s squared an ac “ You guys are trying to make game tonight.” triumph. Kansas City 4. 2 .667 opening'basetoll game it marked the first time in Jim through a scoreless second ’The Red Sox, snowed out of a count with Bob Gibson. too big a deai out oe this,” Gib Chicago 2 1 .687 Pender^’ career as a player and coach that he was period and Vic Hadfield of the NEW Y O R K (AP) — M id At approximately 10:30 EST Scotty Bowman. “ I don’t think scheduled two-game set in The 28-year-old righthander Seaver, asked to explain the son maintained to reporters. *‘I California 3 2 .600 associate in a losing effort. Rangers hacked through a goal night came 90 minutes early Buffalo’s dream of upsetting any team can be any tougher McCovey’s Big Bat Milwaukee, have tried to keep outdueled the St. Louis Car pitch at Gibson, said it don’t care what Seaver says or Minnesota 3 2 .000 at 4:04 of the final Mriod to for the Buffalo Sabres. the mighty Canadiens, losers of than the Sabres.” busy this week. Idle since com dinals’ veteran 2-1 Thursday And he wasn’t even on the ice. East Shows Muscle stemmed from a similar inci anybody else.” Texas 1 3 .250 2 snap the tie. Walt Tlaczuk The Sabres, the Cinderella only 10 regular season games, pleting a sweep of a three-game and threw a brush-back pitdi Someone who was, Ken Dryden, dent while he was at the plate Oakland 1 4 .200 2M scored at 17:45 and added team in this year’s Stanley ended. It was the witching hour series with the ankees in Boston into the process. last season and from another His main irritation, he said, Winner in Relief Role another gdal on an empty net for the Sabres, but there were spent most of ’Thursday night Thursday's Gankes Cap Playoffs, finally suc In Upsettipg St. PauVs last Sunday, the Red Sox have “ I feel like we’re even,” said Gibson delivery with teanunate lay with a first inning during with 25 seconds to play. no pumpkins in sight. throwing his large frame in Shellshocks Astros been going through what Seaver, who delivered a fast which Bud Harrelson dumped a New Yoik 5, develand 0 Hugh Campbell, out of Rockville High and a standout cumbed to the powerful front of 44 Buffalo shots and he John Milner at the plate this “ It was an excellently play^ ’The only transformation was Chicago 6, Oaklaad 3 East Catholic High’s outdoor triple jump - Martens (EC), Norton amounts to an extension of ball at Gibson’s chin in the sixth spring. check-swing double to left field hurler with Uie Vernon Orioles in the Hartford Twi League game by both teams,” said Montreal Canadians 4-2 in that after a hard-foght six was duly impressed. “ They just (SP), O'Neil (EC), » ' 8Vi fashioned in near-freezing Boston at Milwaukee, ppd track team demolished the 1973 NEW YORK (AP) - Reds trimmed the Los Angeles spring training. inning. “ If he wants to keep it and Felix Miilan was safe on a last summer, starred in a relief role with Springfield Francis, “ and Giacomin made goals Thursday night and 4-2 games, the Canadiens turned kept coming on and on,” he high jump - Martens (EC), Ertet (EC), temperatures at Three Rivers Malooea (SP), S’lO" Ddogers 5-2. “ With the good start against going all year, that’s fine.” sacrifice bunt he hobbled. Baltimore 1, Detroit 0,10 in said, after watching the Sabres state in(loor champs, St. Paul’s When Willie McCovey Stadium before a sparse crowd “ He yelled, ‘You’ve got College in to varsity debut this spring. Frank McCoy some key saves, particularly on in games in their quarter into winners while the Sabres shot put - Budarz (EC), Wardwell (EC), the Yankees, we would have Seaver’s pitch, forcing Gib nings give up four first period goals of Bristol, yesterday by a 77-59 Lojnki (EC) 48’4” speaks, everyone listens Giants-Astros of 3,764. better control than that. Tom called' Campbell the Orioles’ most valuable player. Pit Martin and Dennis Hull final playoff round. became losers. liked to have kept on playing, son to jump back in the batter’s “ ’The guy who scored the first Texas 4, Kansas City 0 without giving up. score. discus - Hauschlid (EC), Budarz (EC), respectfully. When he hits, McCovey’s feast on Houston my,” ’ Seaver recounted, “ and I Campbell gave up three hits in seven innings in gaining the when the score was tied in the Elsewhere in the National “ Well we tried, but it just Wardwell (EC) 1S5’8" but there’s no sense in com box, prompted the 37-year-old run was the guy (Hanrelson) Friday’s Games ’The Montreal goal scorers The high flying Eagles cap everyone watches admiring pitching marked the first time a^ed' him if he remembered second period.” Hockey League, the wasn’t in the cards.” said javelin - Budarz (EC), Audi (SP), Braves-Padres plaining about the weather,” Cardinals’ ace to take two steps who ducked away from a Califbniia Wright 01 at Texas Gymnasts' mn over Bridgeport...Steve Moore is playing were Serge Savard, Murray tured 12 first place positions M Horrley (SP) IM'4” in 24 years of baseball that a the time he threw at my helmet “ They’re a good hockey Hiiladelphia Flyers eliminated Sabres’ Coach Joe Crozier, 120 HH - Loughlin (EC), Norton (SP), ly- Hank Aaron broke a tie with a Boston Manager Eddie Kasko toward the mound and pitch,” Gibson said with Paul 04), N. varsity lacrosse at Gettysburg (College this spring. He’s a by Joe Martens with four and National Leaguer has hit two last year. club,” said Black Hawks Coach the Minnesota orth Stars in six whose team made the playoffs Wilson, Guy Lafleur and Stanley (EC) 17.0 The biggest Giant of them solo home run in the sixth in resignation. Oakland Odom 0-1 at Manchester High grad...Nick Tronsky Classic will be Henry Schoebel three. Pole vault - Malonea (SP) ll'O” homers in one inning. Sid Gor said. exchange remarks with his Billy Reay, “ but remember it games with a 4-2 victory while for the first time in its three- Jacques Laperriere wile Buf all gave the crowd ning to lead Atlanta over San With Milwaukee buried by Minnesota Kaat 1-0 staged April 20-21 at the Holiday Lanes with $1,000 to the Martens tied the school 100 - Martens (EC), DePietro (SP), don did it July 31,1949, when the adversary. “ When I came up, he wasn’t “ I’m not one to throw at was only 2-1 with less than the Rangers skated to a 4-1 year history. “ The kids falo’s Rene Robert and Jim Purcell (SP) lO.S something to watch Diego. ’The blast was his second more than afoot of snow, the Seaver led off the next half in Kansas City-Drago 14) at Lorentz scored third-period record in the 220-yard dash with 220 - Martens (EC), DePietro (SP), Giants were in New York trying to hit me. If he’d wanted batters,” Seaver emphasized in winner, $500 to the runner-up and $300 for third place. Mar three minutes to play. I think opening-game win in their matured,” he added. “ They Thursday with two home of the year and 65th of his Brewers postponed scheduled ning for New York, and Gib Chicago Fisher 04) goals to halve the final margin. a clocking of 22.7. Purcell (SP), 22.7 California’s Rick Reichardt to he would have. It’s a hard defending his action, "... but ty Alford of Annapolis, Md., is the defending cham we can skate better than we did semi-final round series with the really came a long way.” 440 - Ross (SP), Burinsliat (EC), career, moving him 39 behind games with the Red Sox son’s first delivery was high , Baltim ore Cuellar 0-0 at In Bloomington, the Coach Dave Kelley cited the runs in one inning that was the last man to do it was in part of the game. The message I’ve got to protect my team pion...Dave Brannick, a standout soccer performer at but they carried the play to us. Chicago Black Hawks. As far as the Canadiens were Lupacchino (EC) 85.6 Babe Ruth’s all-time career Tuesday and Thursday. and inside, skipping off catcher was relayed, and I got it Milwaukee Parsons 04) Philadelphia Flyers’ goalie effort as “ the biggest dual meet 880 - Schoebel (EC), Goehring (SP), carried San Francisco to a 9- the American League, in 1966. mates. I feel that he can’t in Fairfield University, is one of the college’s 12 student- The first game is important in In the World Hockey Associa concerned Buffalo almost came Sliehon (EC), 2:06.5 record of 714. However, the Red Sox made the Ted Simmons’ glove and boun Cleveland Strom 1-0 at Doug Favell stopped all but one 3 victory over the Houston McCovey’s power show made across.” timidate me or any of our athletes chosen to appear in the 1973 edition of “ Outstan this kind of a series and they’ve tion, New England gained its too far. “ I feel like somebody win I can remember. Joe mile - Schoebel (EC), MarUn (SP), best of matters after cancelling cing to the backstop. Detroit Coleman 14) of IWnnesota’s 38 shots while Martens did an incredible job Segulic (SP) 4:45.2 Astros. it easy for starter Tom Both Gibson, who was batters. I feel like it’s even.” already got that.” third playoff victory in four has just taken a piano off my the flight to Wisconsin. Only games scheduled ding College Athletes of America.” The local man served his teammates supported him two mile - Giulietti (EC), Segulic (SP), After carrying his big stick, Bradley, who secured his first On the winning goal, Jean games by defeating Ottawa 7-3, back,” said .Montreal’s Coach running.” Martin (SP); 10:26.8 Kasko sent the team through as co-captain of the Stags last fall...Pittsbqrgh’s Pirates with four goals to end the North 880 reUy - St. Paul (SP), 1:30.1 the 6-foot-4, 230-pound first National League victory. Rafelle fed'Hadfield with a ® Results: daily worKbuts at Fenway -n- rather than the Philadeiphia Fiiiis will represent the Stars’ season. mile relay - Burinskas, Nolen, Schoebel, baseman spoke softly as National LeajgUe perfect pass. Hadfield ad long jump - Norton (SP), Consonni Lupacchino (EXl) 3:M.4 TV Park, holding intrasquad games National Ltogue In t o Hall of Fame baseball game at mitted, “ Ratelle made the (SP), aUtowskKEC) 20’ 1% reporters listened respectfully Expos-Phils AND the last two days, mainly to East ooperstown, NIY., Aug. 6 against the Texas Rangers.The Enthusiasm Runs High in the clubhouse. play. 1 knew I had a good help pitchers maintain W L Pci. GB “ It didn’t even occur to me Jorge Roque’s first major Chicago, Bucks, Atlanta switch was made out of respect to to late Roberto chance. I think Esposito lost the sharpness developed in more New York 4 0 1.000 that I was coming up again in league grand slam homer keyed RADii Oemente. The game is a complete sellout. Slated for in net. He moved out too far.” At Hockey Session than a month in Florida. Pittsburgh' 4 b 1.000 the same inning,” said the a five:run first inning that duction on the steps of the library are Warren Spahn, “ You can’t afford to make “ We’ll work out again Friday a Chicago 2 2 .500.500 2 quiet, unassuming McCovey. carr ie^-vMontreal past Tonight Face Playoff Extinction George Kelly, Monte Irwin, Mickey Welch and Billy mistakes against a club like the Enthusiasm ran high at an Two other teams are planned, Philadelphia'';-Roque’s smash before going to New York,” the Montreal 2 3 .400.400 2M McCovey’s two shots, his ;30 (8) NBA Playoffs: Rangers,” said Reay. “ We kept organizational meeting to in the age groups to be determined spoiled Jim Lonborg’s debut 8 ; manger said. “The players Philadelphia 1 3 .250.250 . 3 E vans. third and fourth of the season, Superstitious? Angeles Lakers will try to Boston, which dominated the giving them life.” troduce youth hockey in at a later date. losers Choice before the Phillies’ hpirie fans Lakers vs. Bulls have worked hard, this week St. Louis 0 5 .00 .00 4tk drove in four runs and finish off the Chicago ^ lls . first two games of its series Manchester this week. An Anyone interested in and saddled the former Saturday and, hopefully, the layoff won’t Three National Basketball W est highlighted an eight-run fourth Golden State goes for the against Atlanta only to drop the Latest in Scoreboards excellent turnout gave new assisting in getting the program American Leaguer with his 2:00 (3) ABA Playoffs hurt too much.” Association teams facing inning that sewed up the game. wrapup victory over tte next two, staged a second half San Franeikeo 0 1 .858 enthusiasm to the move, off the ground may call Miller '- ..=„,.(22) Baseball: Red Sox vs. Despite their 34) record, the playoff elimination, better . New computer-controlled electric scoreboard at the new In the National League’s first National League loss, v " Milwaukee Bucks and Boston comeback to take Game 5. CincinnaU 4 2 .667 IVk spearheaded by Clyde Miller. at 649-3528. Yaniceesx Red Sox are in second place in not be. Chicago, Milwaukee Kansas City Royals’ baseball stadium cost $2.75 million. other games, the Montreal tries to eliminate the Atlanta Golden State has been doing Houston 4 3 .571 2 Much ground vvas covered (8) CoJlAge AllStar the East Division. They trail and Atlanta all trail their It’s 12 stories h i^ . One of its totures will be to illuminate Bowling lotfery Expos trimmed the Pirates-Cubs Hawks in tonight’s NBA action. just that at Milwaukee’s AtlanU 3 3 .500 2tk thanks to a fine panel of Baltimore by one-half game as Philadelphia Phillies 5-3; the Home runs by Milt May and Basketball Game * best-of-7 post-season series There are no ABA playoff expense, winning two straight San Diego 2 5 .286 4 cartoons and likenesses of puiyqra who excel on a par speakers consisting of John The American Association 2:15 (30) Baseball: A’^s ys. the Orioles have started the Pittsburgh Pirates turned back Manny Sanguillen and the four- 3-2 with Game 6 scheduled games scheduled for tonight. to go ahead in the series. 'j%e Los aAngeles 1 6 .143 5 ticular play or sparkle at the plate. The 117-foot structure Bentley, Bob Houley, Paul baseball season opens April 13 season with four victories in a FLORAL - Arlene LaPointe the Chicago Cubs 64); the New hit pitching of Bob Moose Twins for tonight, Friday the 13th. Chicago and Atlanta will at Warriors would love to finish Thursday’s Games has 217,000 feet of wiring...Professional track has not Roden and Noel Nightingale. and ends Monday, Sept. 3 .. 4:00 (3) CBS Golf Classic row." " 457, Jean Archambault 451, Jan York Mets nipped the St. Louis helped Pittsburgh maintain its In the only pro basketball least have the home court ad the Bucks off at home and avoid New York 2, St. Louis 1 cauAt the fancy of John Public yet. Attendance for the Miller reported that interest (8) Dinah Shore Golf Kasko has altered his original Wright 454. Cardinals 2-1; the Atlanta perfect record with a victory playoff action ’Diursday night, vantage going for them and in a return trip to snowbound San Francisro 9, Houston 3 first few meets on the. West Coast has fallen far below was so great that it was not dif vs. pitching plans because of the Braves beat the San Diego 5:00 (8) Boxing: U.S. the Utah Stars defeated the In Madison, Wise. ficult to come up with 10 over Chicago. The Pirates’ Milwaukee postponements. He the series between the Bulls Montreal 5, Philadelphia 3 expectations to see Jim Ryun, Kip Keino, Bob Seagren and MISFITS - John Storozuk 503, Padres 3-2 and the Cincinnati fourth straight victory was Poland diana Pacers 124-107 to take the and Los Angeles, that advan It was in Madison Tuesday Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 0 volunteers who will serve on a said right-hander Luis Tiant Co...Wendy Johnson, Paige Johnson, Debbie Cone, Dan Dot Roberts 459, Linnea Ucello Cadillac Sedan deVUle Lincoln Continenlal 8:00 (24) Sporttf' ’70s. opening game of the American night that Milwaukee, denied a Atlanta 3, San Diego 2 steering committee to draw up will start against the Yankees tage has been a factor so far. In and Peter Manning will represent Manchester in 179, Dwight Akerlind 514, Basketball Association’s delay in the series requested a constitution and to make Saturday, followed by southpaw the first five games of that Cincinnati 5, Los Aigigeles 2 the Connecticut AAU International Tri-Meet against swim Esther Madore 465, Phil Western Division finals. series, the home team has won because the storm had plans for the 1973-74 season. John Curtis on Sunday. Friday’s Games teams,from Puerto Rico, and Virginia Saturday and Sun Madore 529. ’The defending champion Los each time. prevented them from reaching' The tentatively planned Pittsburgh Blass 04) at Mon day at Yale’s Kiphuth Memorial Pool in New Haven. There “ Our fans really helped,” the arena for a practice, treal McAnally 1-0 pn^ram will consist of three IS y o u r h o u s e t o o dropped the pivotal fifth game. BUSINESSMEN - Alan Gr- said Los ^ g e le s Coach Bill New York Matlack 1-0 at * is no pdmission. teams in the first year of opera- Sharman of Tuesday night’s There has been no. snow in zyb 150-389, John Lavado 140, tidh. One will be made up of Philadelphia Christenson OD, Rich Cochefski 146-352, Cliff vitory which gave th Lakers the Oakland and presumably both students from Manchester N. Court to Diamond Jones 146-397, Tom Rufini 141- edge. “ They were behind us teams will have had their full High, as this is where the old for central ITS TIME Chicago Pappas 04) at St. Chrysler Town a Cduoiry Stalion Wsgon Chevtolei Corvette Stingray Coupe Tom Juknis has put aside t o basketball shoes in favor of 145-396, Bub Holmes 154-404, every step of the way. In a quotas- of workouts before enthusiasm for such a program Chrysler Imperisl GET READY. GET SET Louis Wise 04), N. Sandy Hanna 140-354, Te(l playoff situation when the tonight’s Friday the 13th show baseball spikes with the Rensselaer college baseball team. originated. The team will be Thu actual models aw idadmnydWarlninUlia photograph In epOom. Atlanta Reed 0-0 vs. Los Roback 146-351, John Mack 141- games get more physical, fans down. < Juknis, a junior, led the Engineer cagers in scoring wito a known as the Manchester High air conditioning? Angeles John 14), N. 17-point game average. The. ex-Elast Catholic athlete is a 361, Dan Toce 366, George GO FISHING can really pick you up.” Houston Wilson 0-0 at San School Hockey Club. ’This club \ ri^thanded pitcher with the diamond squad...Lynn Blake 361, Mike Napoletano 366, was formed about four weeks Opens Saturday Diego Arlin 0-1, N. ■ Lou BotU 356, Ed MUler 360, Cincinnati Giimsley 14)' at Verona of Andover was a member of the women’s varsity ago and has become affiliated Sam Li'ttle 372, Joe with the school. Ted Martin of April 14,8:00 p.m. Houk’s Mood Brightens San Francisco Bryant 14) N. basketball team at Eastern Connecticut State College last SALE Giambelluca 353, Bill Chapman the MHS faculty will be the club season...The Hartford County Conference has approvto Not for Space-Pak®, the 359, Jim; tothieson 352, Ted advisor. Beginning our WHILE THEY LAST the use of designated hitters for its baseball games this Roback 351, Ron Joiner 362. flexible duct work system spring. East Catholic is a HCC member. Buick Riviera Hardtop Coiqie Oldsmobile Tonnado Ford Thundetbitd by Dunham-Bush. We can CHEST Kline Follows Suit, KAGEY - Walt Yaworski 236- 619, Mark Sullivap 201, Terry TONIGHT install it in any home — Sports Slate A,wards BanquetHonors Means 212, A1 Kuztnickas 201, (25th AMinnary year) WADERS Tosses Two- Paul Ford 203, Real.Audet 224- FRIDAY NIGHT regardless of design, age, $16.00 Value Friday Action Packed NEW YORK (AP) — His pitching staff is carrying on its BASEBALL 551, Don Botticelld 202-590, construction or type of heat ^ e d Nassiff 213, Norb Audet P i d c o C d r own game of Can You Top 'this, and New York Yankee Prince Tech at Cheney. Tech Herosian, Ron Evans 209. ______'Xkerw^kbred STOCK CAR Manager Ralph Houk loves it. South Windsor at Windsor Lottery Tickets Dated April 19 and April 26 could win you your choice of one ing. With practically no track records: 6-feet, lOMi in 1 ^ Steve Kline fred a two-hitter, second in as many days for Locks HAMDEN (AP) - University of Connecticut baseball and ches in the high jump; 15-feet, POWDER PUFF - Rae Jacobs r a c i n g RACING SEASON o f the brand new 1973 beauties shown above. There’s the sheer luxury o f the *9.99 the Yankee pitchers, as N6w York shut out Cleveland 5-0 Ellington at Granby 498, a a re Landrey 177, Myr- in the Stadiums MENS HEAVY RUBBER Rocky Hill at Coventry football standout Brian Hero 56 inches in the pole vault and Cadillac Sedan deVille, the Chrysler Imperial or the Lincoln Continental . Then muss, no fuss. And in fess ’Thursday. nahagenow 178, Gerry Tracy Rockville at Simsbury sian of Auburn, Mass., and 23-feet, two inches in the long Fuil Quarter Miie there’ s the luxurious convenience o f the Chrysler Town and Country Station time than a conventional HIP On Wednesday, Mel After the gahie, Kline passed track honor-winner Ron Evans jump. - 177-495. Wagon. Or the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Coupe, a true American sports car. Stottlemyre also limited the In aiong the Yankees’ newest good TENNIS of Wolcott will receive Outstan High Banked Track system! For long life, dependable dians to two hits and aiso hurled The Buick Riviera Hardtop Coupe that combines sporting performance with luck omep, a jFlorida orange East Catholic at East HartfoiM ding Athlete awards f/om the a shutout. spacious luxury, Or Oldsmobile’s unique front wheel drive Toronado luxury WADERS juice token which batboy Goose Coventry at Manchester UConn Qub at its 20th annual heating and cooling, The consecutive shutouts Spring i sedan. Or the original personal luxury car, the Ford Thunderbird. $10.00 VALUE M e lc h io r had g iv e n to TRACK ^ r t s awards dinner May 11. call us for a following four straight staitof- Stottleihyre/ before Mel’s e Herosian, a 22-year-old season setbacks,, brightened Manchester, Rockville at Here’ s how to win the luxury beauty o f your choice. Print your name, SRAGERUrby shutout. I Windham M nior, was captain oe the TUNE UP SPECIAL Horn of FiM on racing stan free estimate. Houk’s mood. address and the number of the car of your choice on the back o f Kline handed the token to Eastern Relays at New Britain Huskies football team and DUNHAM-BUSH Pair “It’s more fun when you Fritz Pel the scheduled currently holds the same posi Main EVENT Lottery Tickets tjiAt didn’t win cash prizes. Deposit HEATIN6 • AIR CONDITIONING *6.99 win,” the New York manager lew York’s next Y0LKSWA8EII8 ONLY starter in Saturday. tion on the-baseball squad. these losing Lottery Tickets in the one gallon said. game Sati ly. With it went a BASEBALL ‘ A three-year letterman in ^ drums on display wherever Lottery Tickets ' The Yankees got Kline,two ni.95 warning East Catholic at St. Paul both sports, Herosian has are sold in your area. Y ou’ll also find quick runs in the first inmdng played on a College Worlj (Iwrhnilt ptHiiIs wid pliiw) ZEBCO 202 Manchester C.C. at copies of the Losers Choice rules brochure as Horace Clarke and Roy Northwestern C.C. (2) t o i e s baseball club and was on Offar ¥aH April 1st iB April SOlh. SATURDAYS P lu s ARCO <> PHONE 649-4539 White opened with walks and on display wherever Lottery Tickets the 1972 North all-star football SATURDAY MOMIIlia SERVICE DAYTIME RACING FIOURB Matty Alou was hit by a pitch. Basketball lealh that defeated the South in are sold. G ood Luck Losers — it’ s REEL » t .9 9 TRACK SY APPOINTMEIIT - GAU 846-2838 Graig Nettles’ sacrifice fly BOSTON (AP) - Tony ^ post-spason tilt. ^ OsnefNl AdNhissiSN with The Purchase Of Any Rod From $3.95 And Up. scored one run and Ron Eastern Relays at New Britain your choice! Sat. Mon. Tues. Only Dasooli of Medford, who Also Ust season Herosian’s 41 POSTLOORK dNMfSii widof 18 Blomberg’s single made it 24). averaged 22.3 points a game nitrhing mark led the Huskies •m. Im U PIwm It stayed that way until the «and had a team h i^ of 156 GOLF to Yankee Conference and four Perfostas 2MMNiniEET eighth when New York added TED TRUDON, INC. AT M V EI jSonneclkut StaiG Lolteiy assists the past season, was Rocky HIU at BoMm NCAA District I titles and a FOGARTY BROTHERS, INC. TaL •49-7111 three wrapup runs on Felipe ROHttSS 646-2888 ------ROUTE m ^ Nixi wttirs BrawM wwt m ■i v m named today captain of the Cromwell at Coventry i fifth place finish in the College oihGCT SW3 0 moil mm whiwi OpM Daly li • PJL Alou’s sacrifice fly and run AbsqbIs DowrIbwrn m MeHf t i S , ThMrs8eY» 18:88 AJL 310 BMAO STREET ^ MAIICHESTER FARES 1973-74 Suffolk University World Series. RTt I'-JS, LINCOLN. R. scoring hits by B c ^ Murcer basketball teahi^i v Evans, 23, holds three UConn Ei and Ron Sw bl^a:" |v • vv MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., April 13, 1978 - PAGE TWENTY-ONE J>, Manchester. Conn., Fri.. April 13, 1873 ______Private Inatruetions 32 Help Wanted 38 Help Wanted 38 He^ Wanted 38 ArtMes for Bale 48 Boats-Accessorles 48 Peoma Without Board 88 The‘‘Action Marketplace” ATTENTION— Large families. WOMAN - Will train for 1970 HAYNES 9’ Dual Horse 16’ SEAMAID Fiberglass COZY ROOM for gentleman, Budget cooking andhealth food making Dairy Queen frozen H U C H M lS n trailer, electric brakes, tandem runabout, 60 h.p. Evinrude. semi-private bath and shower, baking. Learn how to save novelties, ana some counter WANTiO wheels, three window, side cur trailer and accessories. Good private^family. 6460719. F ast — E ffe ctive Over 15,000 f aid Subscriber moitey on food. Attend classes work. 9-2,4 days weekly. Apply tains. Two escape doors, condition. $800. Phone 1-746 W E M iR S ROOM with kitchen privileges. Mondays, 10 a.m .: May '7-June Raraord Road Didry Queen, storage area. 29 Buckland St., 2384. Over 60,000 Dally Readers 14. $5. fee. CaU 6 (^ 7 6 . Immadlats opanbigs - aWwn iMng firti and between 1612. Manchester, 643-0550 after 4 Centrally located, 14 Arch St. Herald Classified Ads second shift or pornianent ttiM tMIL p.m. Garden Products 80 Fast Results COLOMBIAN school teacher MACHINISTS - We have the Apartments For Bent 03 (15 Word Minimum) desires students who want to Quallftod appUcants wHl bo paid widio to v - following openings — lathe. TAKE SOIL away the Blue BUY your potatoes direct from learn Spanish, $3 hourly. 646- nlng In our training program on Iho first BridgeporL_ tool makers and KH O H G O T Lustre way from carpets and the potato warehopse, com er of THREE-Bedroom apartment, 1 D a y ...... 8(t per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR 6337 for appointment. burr men. The Purdy Corp., 586 T O O lH n a M E upholstery. Rent electric sham- Buckland Road and Tolland heat, hot water, appliances, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS , shllL im toh pooer $1. The E. A. Johnson 3 D a y s ...... 74; per word per day Hilliard St., Manchester. 646 RMoTvw Mhp T^I R Turnpike, Buckland. CaU 646 carpeting, maximum 3 00(».______Paint Company, 723 Main 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION S Help Wanted 38 16,ExR9i 8248. children. Security. $225. 646 6 D a y s ...... 6 Houses For Sale 72 Housos For Sale 72 Resort Proparty-For Sale 74 yown-For Sale 78 Oirt of Town-For Sale 78 Wanted-Real Estate 77 Houaaa Ftfr Sate F2 PAGE TWENTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 13, 1873 Hoiiafa^LSaAr 72 TWO-BEDROOM sununbr cot-' HEBRON — Three bedroom Nou« m For Sate 72 Offered Ity the Manchester tage, by Andover Lake, VERNON Ranch, rec room, in-ground screened porch, completely fur pool, oversized two-car garage, GOOUI YOU USE « nished, excellent condition. CLEAN CAPE deck, on one acre. Private back AWARD WINNER $10,500. <^U owner, 742-7165. yard. High 30’s. Owner, 646- UUiGE. U IM E m M ? MLMKR OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 PJA. With 3 bedrooms, carpeting, 1523. A spacious older 7 room 16 Marion Drive (oH Vornon SL) paneled Uving room, den and home, established resides c a p T cod carport. Hurry - only $27,900. COLUMBIA — 6-room Ranch, Bzzzzzzzz in and sat our tial neighborhood with all XSENCr Uving room with fireplace, b u ^ Baa. Wa’ra ra'ady, Choleo Buckloy School Area North Truro, Mass. large kitchen with buUt-lns, 3 utilities. Two-car garage, SPRING STREET Area -1- BUNGHARD willing and able to assist Anaaldi built Raised Ranch. 7. 6 mites from Pnnrtncotawn becu-ooms, 24x24’ famUy room, walk-up room attic. I/>w, A laundry, work room, garMe, you in the sale or rooms, one full, two-half Low Halos - Hay and Juno low 30’s. ^11. RDSSERD IMi acres with pond. 30’s. fl8- purchase of YOUR proper baths, two fireplaces, two-car COHAB^S $78 woohly and WMSEII L HOWLMD garage. Large wooded lot. Roaitors-MLS 646-2462 up- REM.11WS 843-1108 Beautiful home and excellent 188 Moat Cantor S t location. Motel - $ Idghts $38. par COVENTRY (NOR’TH) $38,500 " fCcitk couplo. NEW TO MAMET Apartments for Went 63 Apartments For Rent 63 Out of Town- 17-ROOM Raised Randi, m EAST HARTFORD - six room For Rent 66 i MANCHESTER 6-6 Duplex I baths, fireplace, family room, | Elteon and Pots Ctarli Cape, basemept, large Uving An ovepsize 6 room Cape Cod Real Sstate 649-5637 with a center foyer entrance. FOUR-ROOM apartment in 2- located minutes from Main I fully applianced eat-in room, paneled den, appUances. 172 E. Center St Front to back.Uving room family house, on bus line. ® Street. Three bedrooms each kitchen. Two-car side en- Owner, $25,500. 528-6M7. WOODLAND I 649-1922 646-4126 Includes stove, refrigerator, S side, low 30’s. Carl Zinsser (trance garage. Aluminuih with fireplace, formal diniiig P Agency, 646-1511. COVENTRY — Six room house. room country kitchen, 1V4 MANOR air-conditioner, and heat. ■ siding. Nice lot. $41,500. LAKE CHAFFEEl-Waterfront Adults only. Available May 1st. year ’round home. 30 minutes CaU A. D. Heckler, 742-6519 baths, garage. A top value! $190 monthly. Call 646-1232 after N ^ rth a a le I MANCHESTER - 6-room from Hartford. 2-3 bedrooms, between 7:30-8 a.m., or 875- CaU Tony Wasilefsky at 649- RAISED Ranch, custom built, ALL CASH for your property APARTMENTS S Ranch, 3 bedrooms, IVi b a ^ , 4350. 5:30. cathedral ceilings, large living room with fireplace and 5306 today. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Homestead Street fe one-car garage, 3-room finishM rec room. CaU now before this (Off W. Middle Tpke.) Large, beautiful VERNON horthqate, formal dining room, modem ^'Perfection Inside & OuP^ instant service. Hayes Agency, DESIRABLE four rooms, se S; basement including study with property is in demand. $28,500. equipped k itten , 2 full baths, TOLLAND ••B&W*. 646-0131. MANCHESTER cond floor, stove and heat in apartment homes. fe built-in bookshelves, lovely Lessenger Realtors, 646-8713, The BARROWS It WALLACE Co. o » yard. Agnes Drive. For appoint- 4 good-sized bedrooms, 2 7 rooms exquisitely decorated (luxurious wool Built by cluded, security, central loca 228-30m, 742-9718. CUSTOM RANCH Realtors — MIS SELLING your home or One bedroom apt. Manchester Parkade - 84MW U&R HOUSING CORP. tion. 649-1919 between 5-7. S ment, ^-0468. fireplaces, oversized 2-car carpeting), all city conveniences, low*taxes, plaster A lovely home, move-in condi acreage? Working for you is our and 2-bedroom luxury $185 to $195. ------:------:------I garage. Go ahead — Throw us a curve. What walls, air-conditioning, marble vanity sinks, burglar Out of Town-For Sale 75 tion. 3 bedrooms, eat-in pleasure. Hagler Real Estate, At the Annual Associates Night meeting given by the apartments. Features wall-to- 21/4 ROOM apartment, all g MANCHESTER - 7 -room alarm system, abundance of closets and built-ins are a kitchen, living room, formal 643-6624. Two bedroom apt. Hartford Board of Realtors at the Tobacco Valley P Colonial 1^ tiled baths, Is your Real Estate Problem? Ranch TOLLAND Four-bedroom .VERNON — Illness forces sale, wall carpeting, vanity tile appliances and utilities in OVERSIZED Custom 4- few of tee fine features in this one owner residence. dining room, paneled family cluded, large enclosed patio, Inn, Linda K. Davis of Pasek-Rutherford Realtors, ■0 plastered walls, ran^e, dis Colonial, 2V» baths, kitchen price reduced $1,600. Must sell WE WILL buy your home. CaU baths, built-in oven, range, $230. bedroom Colonial. Built in House - Cape - Split - Colonial - room, 2 baths, all generous gas barbecue, swimming pool. 608 Burnside Avenue, received the Champagne hwasher. Isposal, “ Must be seen.” For appointment at other times with built-ins, family room off this 4-bedroom Ranch with anytime, Hutchins Agency, dishwasher, refrigerator and 1972. First-floor family room rooms. Park-like grounds with 649-0358, 643-6266. Monthly rental Award for outstanding achievement of selling more extra large 2^ar garage, ^zone What Part of Town? please call Suzanne B. Shorts 646-3233. kitchen, attached garage. Nice family room off kitchen, good Realtors, 649-5324. disposal, electric heat, 2 air with fireplace, 2Vk baths with treed lot. International privacy. includes everything. than $100,000. of residential property In a given hot water oil heat, city utilities. sized living room, double conditioners, glass sliding Built by Ansaidi. Charles marble vanities, 2-car Associates, Inc., Realtors, 647- amesite drive, convenient loca 3t4 ROOM APARTM ENT, month. Linda resides at 17 Strong Drive, East Hart MERRITT AGENCY LIST YOUR real estate, doors, all large rooms. Full heat, hot water, built-ins, Phone 872-6011 Lesperance, 649-7620. oversized garage, full walk J. Watson Beach Real Estate Co. Realtors — MLS, 1300. REALTORS 046-1100 tion. ExceUent value at $27,900. business or residential property ford.. __ basement storage area, ample parking, $170. 643-7183 after 5. or 875-5485. -» T O HASTFORO out basement with sliding Htfd. office 547-1550. Cantor & Goldfarb Realtors, with Russell’s Real Estate, 195 parking. Starting at $175. glass doors. Beautiful skyline COVENTRY 643-8442, 875-6244. Spruce Street, Manchester, 649- Handy to shopping, schools, FOUR ROOMS and bath, stove Enjoy your own laundry In each apartment, a modern Manchester 1®®* view. 9^9, 228-9234. and refrigerator. References. IMMACULATE Ranch, 3 HOME PLUS bus and religious facilities. Q -E kitchen, a porch or patio, wall-to-wall carpet, many bedrooms, 1V4 baths, recreation CHOICE COVENTRY — 5-room home, ELLINGTON - New Hi-Ranch No pets. $135. Call 649-3315. RANCH on 3 acres with 11 BEAUTIFUL LAND SELLING your property? CaU Model apartment open for other features. Heat, hot water and parking are also in $27p900 room, 20x40 swiiiuning pool, 2- Modem 7-room Colonial in tcq) MANCHESTER large kitchen, new roof, plus with a view. Caipeted rec room large rooms, 3 baths, 5 TEN ACRES of Terra with A picturesque and serene set unfinished second floor. $23,900. with walk-out, 1V4 baths, two- us first. We’ll buy your home inspection 1-5 p.m., Saturday cluded in the low rental price at Northgate In Vernon. Manchester — 6-room Cape car garage, aluminum siding, residential area, off Porter MINI PALACE MODERN large five-room bedrooms, family room, 2 NORTH custom built granite studded ting of mature pine and fruit Hayes Agency, 646-0131. car garage. $^,900. Holland & immediately at a fair price, all and Sunday. Other times by apartment, second floor; wall- Cod, full basement, garage, 105x304 lot. All for only $34,900. Street. Large living room, That’s what this 6-room Cape cash. CaU Lou Arruda, 644-1539. Bel Air Real Estate, 643-9332. kitchens. Could be ideal for in stone Ranch, perched on top of trees, enhance this Ruhlander, Realtors, 872-8524, appointment. to-wall carpeting throughout. dining room, fully equipped Cod is. It’s elegantly Amida Realty. treed lot. laws. Bam, six horse stalls, 6 ten acres of woods with pan meticulously restored 1800 8- HEBRON - Well kept Raised 643-9574. Stove and refrigerator, adults 69 kitchen, 3 twin-size bedrooms decorated, with wall-to-wall HEBRON — Four-room apart Wanted to Rent COMFORTABLE, oversized 7- reghlation dog kennels. oramic view stretching out for room ColOnial-Cape. There Ranch in country area. Three Call: only, no pets. $175. Ann Lord plus den, 2Vi baths, 2-car at miles. 8 rooms, 24x24’ Uving carpeting, center fireplace, STAFFORDVILLE - ment, stove, heat, parking. FM room Cape, 2 baths, 4 are 24 acres of rolling land bedrooms, kitchen-dining area, U&R Housing Corp Realty, 528-4139. $153. Lease required. No pets. WOMAN with three children tached garage, glass enclosed room, dining room, modern large formal dining room, a brick fireplaced rec room, den,, Lakefront year ’round three- bedrooms, beautiful lawn. In with fields and woodlands. 643-9551 228-9115. needs four or more rooms, 647-9993 porch, patio, beautifully TEN-ROOM Contempory kitchen, Florida room, first- must-see home. Priced in low, redwood sun deck, mini barn. bedroom cottage. Enclosed THREE-ROOM apartment, nracm t HMn. KArat one of Manchester’s finest The home is high on a hill with Today^s Thought Robert Murdock, Realtor reasonably priced. Call 647- areas. Priced to sell in the landscaped o n e ^ lf acre. Ranch with 3-room studio floor laundry, central vac., low 30’s. Call Tony $35,900. Exclusive, Judv Lees, 1- porch, fireplace, completely heat, parking, utilities. No pets, ' BOLTON — 4-room mobile 9571. ______HI Itah »iNt. Hm M v apartment. Over 1^ acres of automatic temperature con- a view of the valley below. 423-8130. Evans & Clapp, furnished, immaculate. $19,900. 643-9551 security deposit. Porter Street Porter Street area. T. J. WasU:efsky at 649-5306 today. home in small private park, Call 643-9843 land with view. Redwood troUed greenhouse, automatic CaU. Realtors, MLS, 647-1464. Holland & Ruhlander Realtors, Stephen J. Luchon Jr. area. $150. Available May 1st. Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. “ How poor are they who have appliances, parking for one car, WANTED two or three construction, large ther garage doors, plus many, many ------872-8524, 643-9574. Supi. - 646-5257 Ideal for newlyweds. 247-4688. ..B&W.. not practice! What wound did no pets or children, references, bedroom apartment or mobile mopane windows. more extras. Call today to in The BARROWS ft WAUACE Co. WARREN HOWLAND COLUMBIA lakefront 101 ever heal but by dregrees.” — lease, security. $140. cold. 647- home. Manchester or vicinity. SOUTH J spect this rare home in a unique Realtors — MLS waterfront. Three bedrooms, ...... ^ FIVE-ROOM flat, middle-aged Call 646-3965. setting. $75,000. Philbrick Agen REALTORS 643-1100 Shakespeare 1020, 649-5945. living room, dining room, new 77 ATTRACTIVE two-room apart couple preferred. Call 643-5913. {CIRCA - 1717. Rare Colonial cy, Realtors, 646-4200. knotty pine kitchen, two baths, Wanted-Real Estate Submitted by: ment, stove, refrigerator, neat, Ion 14 acres, 7 fireplaces, 2 Ronald J. Fournier BOLTON — 3 Vi rooms in quaint Business Property- BOLTON — Mount Sumner large fieldstone fireplace, arte hot water, electricity, FIVE-ROOM apartment, cen older mansion, heat, LARGE comfortable nine room sian well. Under $40,000. Shown SELLING your home or Co-pastor For Sale 71 I bams. Excellent example of Drive, 9-room Contemporary references, no pets. $110. 228- trally located. $150 monthly. appliances, parking for one car, home. Ultra convenient loca by appointment only. Russell’s acreage? For prompt friendly Emanuel Luthera,n [period restoration. Country Ranch. 3-4 bedrooms, 2% baths, 3540, 649-5325. Call 875-9311. no pets or children. References, tion, baths, 4 or 5 bedrooms. Real Estate, 195 Spruce Street* service, call Louis Dimock VERNON — Business zoned, [setting. Good location. two fireplaces, two-bay base Church le a se and se cu rity . $165 Beautiful private acre lot, 3-car Manchester, 649-9&9, 228-9234. Realty, 649-9823. 95x180’ parcel, close to Vernon ment garage. Lovely setting, CENTER STREET — 4Vz room THREE ROOMS, tile bath, monthly. Available immediate garage. CaU 644-1442 after 5 KEmrs Circle with 7-room Cape, ready minutes to parkway. Inter townhouse, 1V4 baths, all heat, hot water included. ly. 649-5945 or 647-1020. CIRCA 1730 — 16 room s, I p.m. for conversion to office or retail national Associates, Inc., appliances, carpeted, 2 air- Adults, security deposit, recently restored. 7[ KORNER NEWUSTMC COVOmiY conditioners, heat and hot references, no pets, parking. business. Starkweather Realtors, 647-1300. QUIET? Now renting in Ver Realtors, 646-5353. fireplaces, summer kitcl^, 6 water, storage. $210. By ap 15V2 School Street, second floor, ALUM. SIDED non, new 6-unit apartment or more bedrooms, new baths, EAST What Is Your Property Worth?] pointment, Charles Ponticelli, across from the East Side Rec. WILLIMANTIC - Young six- RANCH house, one block from Henry new kitchen, two-car garage. BEST BUYS 649-9644, 646-0800. Park on dead end street. Heat, Houses For Sale 72 room Raised Ranch on double Immaculate Ranch with love We will view your proporty at NO COST or obflDa-| $58,900. hot water, range, refrigerator, By Belfiore lot, 2 full baths. In excellent ly fireplaced living room, eat- Son, and auggaat todafa markot value. condition, $28,500. Lessenger MANCHESTER - Available APARTMENT disposal, carpet, air- JOE LOMBARDO By Bea Keith in kitchen, 3 bedrooms, all set April 1st, Six rooms, $175. New Co., Realtors, 646-8713,228-3080, ASK ABOUT OUR OUARANTEE SALES PUW TODAY!!! RENTAL OFFICE conditioning. Security required. R(K;KLEDGE oversized 10-1 Offers a newly listed 2-family A coffee table can be a con on lovely acre treed lot. 3-bedroom duplex, $225. One-bedroom unit with garage, REAL 742-9718. We have a large variety o f;; room Ranch. Two fireplaces, in central Manchester. A big versation piece in your Priced in upper 20s. Frechette & Martin, Realtors, $195. monthly. Two-bedroom three or more bedrooms, 647-9993. deluxe one and two-bedroom j > 6-6 Duplex. It’ s location living-room. Have a glass CARL A. unit, IVi baths, $220 monthly. lESTATEl Florida room, 2Vk baths, japartments and townhouses 11 875-7170, A. J. Loehr. assures a vacancy-free situa top put on it and display ESCAPE MTO ZINSSER AGENCY PASEK MANCHESTER — Attractive 4 throughout Manchester. Ren-1; tremendously large recrea- tion. Separate heating your coin or button collec I tion room, plus office and WEST room, first-floor apartment, I tal office open daily from 9-5, ROCKVILLE — 4-room apart CORNER systems insures an excellent tion. You may also display THE COUNTIIY! 646-1511 stove, refrigerator, references, ; other times by appointment. ment, $165. Completely workshop. Oversized two-car | investment. CaU now on this nd pets. $140. 228-3540, 649-5325. garage, quality throughout. family pictures or RUTHERFORD remodeled, heat, appliances. one! Mr. Fochi, 522-2263, 875-3001 by Ralph A. Pasek snapshots. $22,500—Only 10 units in our DMUTO ENTERPRSES, MC. RAY NEGRO VERNON — 7-room Raised I 474 MAIN STREET — Three- 24IHUkN State Ri, SMCtetttr evenings, weekends. COLONIAL-CAPE>-Nine condominiums left! They room apartment, heat, $150. A real estate broker is has listed ah eight, yes, eight- 1. Four family. Separate Ranch, two-car garage, 3 Covantry Otflca - 742-8243 — RaaHorf-MLS rooms, all brick and! can’t build them at this price Security, family unit. 646-2426, I > aiS-1021 '< I not personally responsible room Cape on a large treed lot furnaces. (3ood condition. bedrooms, 2 baths, family room Member, of NeUonel AteocleUon ot Real EaUta Boardc, The Connecticut I ROCKVILLE — Four-rooms, aluminum siding, 16x32’ living anymore. Get the apprecia 9-5 p.m. all utilities included. Yard, $165 for an error or mistake Estate in a quiet residential area. Conveniently located close with raised hearth fireplace. I tnetituta ot Real Eatata Boarda, alto the Hartford, Manchaatar and Vamon | Call Your tion plus maintenance-free monthly. Available June 1st. which he honestly makes, room with floor-to-ceiling Two full baths, fireplaced Maintenance free hand split Multipla Uating Service. to Main St. Four rooms living and pay as little as rent. shake exterior. Half acre lot. AVAILABLE immediately — MANCHESTER — Five rooms, 872-0359. fireplace, 4 huge bedrooms, unless he has been Local first floor family room, base each. Low down payment required Well landscaped. 18x21’ brick four room garden apartment, first floor. Adults, $135 plus fully equipped eat-in kitchen, careless, grossly negligent, ment rec room, 4 bedrooms. for qualified buyer. Call us patio, view on quiet street. appliances, carpeting, heat, hot security. Utilities extra. 643- large formal dining room, 3Vk I or has gone contrary to his Should be a mid-thirties 2. Close to 1-91. Six and one- Walking distance to elementary water, $195 monthly. Security. 9274. •••••••••••••••••••**••***** baths, family room with bar, i REALTOR and discuss your needs with home, but needs “ Elbow half acres of commercial school. Under $35,000. Owner, 649-3978, 643-6165. Business Locatlons- Ihonest convictions and 13x30’ game room, in-law I us This might be the answer. For Rent 97 Grease” work, priced accor 872-0226. / 7 FORD STREET - off Main, [beliefs...It sometimes! potential, 3-car garage. Nice and industrial zoned 4V4-ROOM apartment, heat, hot 6-room Duplex, two baths, happens that a broker acts dingly. A real value, don’t property. City utilities. HEBRON — Young 5 plus 5 water, range, refrigerator, dis MANCHESTER - 100,000 lot. pass it up! basement. Adults, security. for an undisclosed prin- Cleared land. Duplex — on IVa country COLUMBIA posal, one child accepted. $180 $150. 529-0518. square feet, will divide. GARRISON Colonial built in I MLS OUR NICKNAME acres. Low 40s. per month. 649-0308, after 6 call Suitable for manufacturing and jcipal and the prospective BOB NURMI 15-ACRE ESTATE 1^70, four bedroom s, IVk Thinks this six room Cape on 3. Commercial zoned lots. HEBRON - 50’ Ranch on 1.3 649-8989. warehouse. 1-748-5634. purchaser deals exclusive FOR MULTIPLE Immaculate 9-room Colonial Furnished Apartments 64 baths, large unique modem School St. with it’s country Rt. 5. So. Windaor. All acres. Located minutes from ly with the agent as owner kitchen with all the LISTING SERVICE with 4 bedrooms, kitchen, BRAND NEW first-floor 3- 460 MAIN St. - Ideal for store, sized kitchen and front to back utilities. Good for any type Route 2. Two cut stbne |of the property...In such refinements. Formal dining living room, den,'' TV room, b^ room apartment with gar TWO-ROOM furnished apart office, etc. $160. CaU 646-2426,9- GETS HOUSES BOUGHT Uving room, baths and a of retail or office' space fireplaces, 2 full baths. Game ment, stove, refrigerator, heat, case the agent is as liable Moves room, paneled first-floor formal dining room all age. May 1st occupancy. 5 . ______.______treed yard is a good, soUd room and one-car garage AND SOLD - - - FAST. Fast growing area. carpeted. Adults. 646-1180. hot water, private bath. as if he were the prin-l family room with fireplace, value on today’s market. CaU highlight this 6-room Ranch. I Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. and built-in bookcases. Sliding 5 BOX STALL HORSE BARN, 466 MAIN Street — Building for cipal...It is the duty of the BUYING OR SELLING Bob today. 4. 'Store — office — in Your price, $35,900. tack room, hay loft, fenced LARGE five-room, two any business, office, or com agent, if he desires to avoid glass doors to large pool area dustrial space for lease bedrooms, one child, no pets. BOLTON NOTCH — Nicely fur mercial use, near Center. Call I on beautifuUy landscaped lot, | ONE CALL DOES IT PAUL STEINMEYER LESSENGER CO. riding area, spring fed pond. Iper^^nal liability on the! and/or sale. Security required. Available nished 3-room apartment, elec 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. on a dead-end street. ALL is our “ Upcountry” speciaUst. RuHore 13 acres are cleared and tricity, heat, and hot water in contract, not oidy to dis now. $125. 872-0602. Maintenance free aluminum Paul has several properties 5. A-Zbne bldg, lot So. Rout* 44-A Bolton fenced in. clu d e in weekly rent. Good close the fact that he is ac-| listed including: 648-8713 parking. Ideal for middle-aged I siding and two-car garage. NEWER Duplex, 3 bedrooms, 1. A wide floorboard authentic Windsor. 185 ft. frontage, 228-3080 742-9718 adults, no pets. References ting«in a representative! COLONIAL Ranch — 6 rooms, I M ERRin AGENCY near shops and schools, $195 per NEW OFFICE Cape circa 1730, with the over 40,0(X) sq ft. REALTORS 646-1180 curity, no pets. required. Call 643-2226. [capacity but also to dis-j baths, large modern Multiple Listing Service month . Sect fireplaces, Dutch ovens, etc., 647-9209 BUILDING close the identity of hisj I kitchen, fireplace, beautiful | A ceiling is very apt to be of Manchester etc. Oversized with enough MANSFIELD — Seven-room RENOVATED 3Vi rooms, se 341 BROAD ST. l^grincigaL bay windows in front, walk overlooked. Painting it cond floor. With heat, no pets, in cooperation with the land, but not overpriced for Contemporary, 3-4 bedrooms, COVENTRY — Mini-estate THIRD FLOOR, 4 rooms, 2 MANCHESTER, CDNN. out basement, oversiz^ two-1 furnished, $225 monthly plus what you get. Ask Paul for different colors, or 2Vi baths, on two plus acres of with 160’ on the water. Califor enclosed porches, $130. Married PRIVACY — Contemporary 6- car attached garage, on | Manchester Board of Reaitors privacy. Low 40s. Lessenger couple, one child accepted, no security. Available May 1st. ^ S u m F M tM N R details. papering it can give a room nia style Ranch home. Two full room Ranch. Cathedral ceiling, private acre lot. Co., Realtors, 646-8713,228-3080, pets, security deposit. 643-6927. Charter Oak St., Call between 5- Ideal for group medical Of All an entirely different baths, two-car garage. For built-ins, baths, fireplace, 2. A $14,500|^^i5^year old. | Real Estate I Raised Ranch, on over an acre in Uiis smali wooded complex. Associates, 646-1992. spacious living room, full SOUTH WINDSOR $^,800. Charles Lesperance, Houses tor Rent 65 > 400 on-site parking. line. $33,900. Hayes Agency, RANCH—6 rooms, 1V4 baths, I of beautiful 'Tolland land. 2- basement and garage. Close Big 8Mi room older home in 172 EAST CENTER ST 649-7620. Brokers Protected 646-0131. I formal dining room, 3] I car garage, IMs baths, large TWO-FAMILY, 4-4, excellent to schools and teopping. mint condition on about IVk BOLTON NOTCH — 3-room bedrooms, garage, treed lot. condition. Good financing 646-4126 649-1922 I Uving room with fireplace. Pick a Perm house, winterized, married cou PRIVACY — 2.6 acres, 7-room acres. Ck)nvenient location. NORTHAST FMMMIU. CORP. . $33,900, available. International f ' I CONVENTRY(NORTH) I Priced at $38,900. Call Tony ple preferred. 521-7373 or 1-223- Ranch, family room, paneling, JARVIS REALTY Combination antique shop and HIGH ON A HILL-Custom I Associates Inc., Reators, 647- A NEW RAISED RANCH!! I Wasilefsky at 649-5306 for 10% off permanent of your choice, Just clip the • 11/Zltefc* 4460 after 5 p.m. Ml WtSanlhM h t. family kitchen, garage, trees, 643-1121 home a possibiUty, it’s big ■■riM ^ 241-717? landscaped. $32,900. Hutchins Accepted Ranch with view of the Hart 1300. Lota-Land For Sale 73 Come to the rolling hills of I more information. daisey and bring it in. Haircut, Shampoo & Set, and REALTeRS - MLS enough and lends itself room lovely rural Coventry & enjoy IhS^ASriMMMN Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. ford Skyline. 8 rooms, two full wise. At any rate, call for in written guarantee included. • P lM i MMMH Mri pteM Out of Town- Yes, Impressive but true, this Is tep performance by a baths, two fireplaces, one NEWLY LISTED 2-famlly! Big A-ZONE, city water and sewer, [the tranquility of an acre lot I ••B&W.* spection. $9,000. J. D. Real Estate ! TTie BARROWS & W AU ACE Co. Rentals start at S255 including For Rent 66 PROFESSIONAL office, IM M ACU LATE 6Vi room I with field'stone, in family 6-6 duplex, central location, MANCHESTER — Spacious close to a beautiful clean I Realtors — MLS tep team. This Is accomplished by a unique combina Associates, 643-5129. heat. Model apartment open beautiful, spacious, ^ cellen t Ranch, remodeled kitchen, dis room, Anderson Thermopane separate hearing systems. six-room Colonial locatra near LOTS river. 2-car garage, cathedral I Manchester Parkade — 646AS06 Color it for Spring daily 1-5 P.M., Sat. and Sun., tion of expert merchandising, hard work, oxcellont We’re almost sold out. C^U ROCKVILLE — 3-room apart exposure and projection. First hwasher, 1V5 baths, carpeting, I windows trhoughout. An im-1 Tenants pay utilities. ExceUent schools, shopping and church. ceilings, Wt baths, aluminum 12-5 P.M . Other tim es by ment, heat, hot water, stove, large paneled recreation room, income. Mr. Lombardo, now for a 2,500 sq. ft. Colonial FOR SALE - Building lot, appointment. floor, all facilities, parking. contacts and referrals by hundreds of satisflod home maculate home built in 1968. Formal dining room, fireplaced siding & loads of other extras. refrigerator, $130. Security . Low 30’s. Hutchins I just starting in a prestige zoned for duplex. Owner, 569- SOUTH WINDSOR - Pine Reasonable rent. 353 (Center ^ U iore Agency, 647-1413. Uvingliving room,room. priced in the low $37,900. J. Gordon. Complete deposit required. Adults only, , 649-5324. owners. If you are buying or selling, or oven thinking Rear yard completely fenced I 1978. Knob area - three-bedroom Frosting *14*' PAUL W. D8UBAN, RoaRor Street, 649-1680, 649-3549. B 30’s. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. area. Ask for Joe Lombardo. parking for one car. Call 643- in for dog. Two-car garage | Split Level, baths, carpeted On* ProcMW $>•• $16.96 843-4535 about either, go where the action Is — It Pays to Call PACKAGE STORE GLASTONBURY - Acre plus ••B&W •• 9678. MANCHESTER 10,000 sqiluare with auto, electric doors. $56,- NINE-ROOM house Including MANCHESTER- 5-5 Duplex, 3 The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. living room and dining area, Hayes! Just listed — (TaU for details on top of Minnechaugh Moun SPECIALS GOOD THRU APRIL feet industrial space. Fully'ull\ OPEN HOUSE 800. apartment''for in-laws, 2V» bedrooms, separate furnaces, Realtors — MIB paneled family room, large batiis, enclosed porch, two-car BUILDERS tain. View with seclusion. Call Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 enclosed patio. 644-2207. FOUR ROOMS, first floor. ROCKVILLE — Four rooms, sprinklered, loading docks, of TWO-FAMILY-Near center, I excellent location near park, SATURDAY 18-2 P.M. We Buy, Sell, Trade. garage with automatic doors, Ray Negro has 60 plus acres after 6 p.m., 643-1859. Spruce Street. $125 per month. modern heating facilities, fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- excellent income property. $38,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. Retouch Special alununum siding, on % acre not far from here. CaU Ray Couple preferr^. Call after 7 appliances, yard, parking. Fifth 0131. 558 IUIIUD STREET $33,900: COVENTRY - One-half acre, room storage. $125 monthly. heavily treed lot. P ric^ in mid- $74,900 — The best 9-room for specifics. Mon. thru Thurs. $ ^4 S Complete p.m., 1-413-525-3493. b o w e r s School-Five room $3,900. Tolland, acre, $3,900KAn- Utilities not included. 872-0359. MANCHESTER 4,000 plus New 6-room Raised Ranch, forties. Principais only. Phone Ctolotiial we’ve ever seen. For EAST HARTFORD older home, with 16x32’ in-1 dover, $1,800. overlooking lake. BITUMINOUS COMFORTABLE 2 bedroom square feet store-building for carpeting throughout, 643-6760 for appointipent. details, Mr. Lombardo, Big 8 room, four bedroom LONG HAIR EXTRA ON ALL SERVICES OF COURSE THE ground pool. Rear yard com Hayes Agency, 646-0131. apartment in a 2-tamily home, ROCKVILLE — 3 rooms, lease. Huge paved parking fireplace, aluminum siding, Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. (Colonial on a lovely treed lot DRIVEWAYS PARKING LOTS large kitchen, carpeting in appliances, $105. monthly. area. Prime location in town heaviiy treed lot. Built by pletely enclosed with anchor in the very desirable Oak St Mon. Tue*. — 9-8 IMMACULATE two-family 5-5. MANCHESTER - Mountain 8*t< 8-5:30 Thur* & F r l . 9-9 cluded, no children or pets. IRilities not included. 872-0359, with hi^w ay access. Hayes Taylor Made Homes, Inc. I fence. $27,000. Maneh. 9-8 (iarages, separate furnaces, area. WaU-to-waU in several Rd., 105’ building lot with water Special Spring Prices Older couple preferred. $170 7:30-9:30 p.m. Agency, 646-0131. Wad. 8-8 WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! DUPLEX carpeting. Only $46,900. Pasek- rooms, commercial cooling and sewer, $10,900. Merritt per month. Paul W. Dougan, BLANCHARD fan, two attractive dining Agency, 646-1180. FREE ESTIMATES NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Realtor, 643-45^. EAST HARTFORD — Burnside 474 MAIN St. — Commercial Thinking of Selling your I Manchester - Each s^e t w Rutherford, Realtors, MLS place ideal for office or store, A HAYES AGENCY property? CaU TODAY! 289-7475. room hutches. Ask for Joe 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Avenue, three and four-room bedrooms, living room, MANCHES’TER — Two wooded $150. 646-2426, 9-S. Lombardo. PHONE: 649-5233 PLEASANT 4 room apartment, apartments, heat, hot water, ROSSETTO kitchen, separate bMemcnto building lots, located in prime nice location, middle-aged refrigerator, range, garbage 2.9 ACRES, 7 rooms, two baths MR buYiYOur honw outrfglit 393 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 848-2482 and driveways, good location. residential area. All utilities NO MONEY DOWN • UP TO 5 YEARS TO FAY working couple preferred. disposal, carpeting, elevators. BOLTON NOTCH — Industrial built-ins, kitchen carpetinf O T R lm Y M i------■ T®l. 649-2517 or commercial 4 acres, 4,000 Priced at $39,900. fireplace, garage. $35,90 available. Zinsser Agency, 646- Available June or July. $160 parking. Office 560 “Burnside PHILBMCK — M a 1511. monthly, no children or pets. Avenue, 10 a.m. to 4 square feet office or retail FM Hutchins Agency, (M9-5324. 55 EAST CENTER STREET •••••••••••••••••••••••••••* Hr* Soil Lots Of Homos G&H PAVING 285 Btlngton Road 2319 Main St. 649-1741. p.m. Call building, many storage BOWERS School, beautifuUy buildings. 521-7373 or 1-223-4460. 646-0131 AGENCY 647-9993 Call Ua -> HT* WorkI COVENTRY - High on a hill, WEST STREET, BOLTON E. Hartford — 289-8374 QIaatonbury— 633-8493 clean 6-room (}ape. Aluminum Thirt it • ki| 4t*H4 f*r four acres. 780’ frontage, only COLONIAL MANOR - 4% FLORIDA -r Condominium, after 5 p.m.______tjpnnNirt, wl|rMa c M A «, cm ! BaFIORE AGONY $7,500. Pasek-Rutherford, 2 8 9 - 25 Y*ar** Cxp*rtone* All Woffc Qu*r*nt**d room Townhouse, appliances, nicely furnished, 2 bedroonu, RENTORS » ! ■ * ” !** RaaRart 647-1413 FIRST-FLOOR front com er of CM hnM atttffiii 643-mL 74^, 742-8542. utilities, basement, patio, etc. on east coast. 'Tarpon Springs I UVW ttUMcnw* sa ves w mmve $205. J. D. Real Estate area. Adults only. Minimum 6 fice, all utilities, reasonable. long. Keith Real Estate, 646- 6 4 6 - 4 2 0 0 Associates, 643-5129. months. Call after 6, 643-0866. Talcottville area. 646-4485. 4 m , 649-1922. X - X . .-1 v’/;,: PAGE TWENTY-FOyR - MANCHESTER EVENING HE31ALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., April 18. 1873 Bolton Tolland Chlldren^S PuppCt Show Set | Bus Firm Workers File Suit BRIDGEPORT (AP) - The New Britain and W a t e r l^ The Weather meeting and election of ofUcers VIVIAN V. KENNESQN Library Display weeks. union representing former Jan. 31 and dissolved its tr«ui8it Town To Enroll Tuesday at 8 p.m . ,at the House permits were i ^ e d to Gear tonight with lows in low 30s. Sunny / Correspondent The arts committee of the employes of the now defunct division. The bus line had been religious education building of Henry and George Krechko, Sunday with highs in the low 60s. Monday: Tel. 875-7404 Tolland Jimior Woman’s Club Connecticut Railway an idle since October, when, it the Congregational Church. three houses on Sugar Hill at partly cloudy and mild. All children in town from age has arranged for the display of Lighting Co. has filed a civil suspended operations in the Votei*8 Tomorrow Reports of outgoing chairmen $26,000 each; George Camelis, three to six are invited to attend a collection of paper material suit in U.S. District Court face of continued financial for April at the Tolland will be given, and officers for New Rd., $24,000; Roger seeking severance pay for the Manchester—A City of Village Charm SIXTEEN PAGES — TWO TV — TWO MINI PRICEi nFTEEN CENTS Bulletin Board an original puppet show at the losses. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 14, 1973- VOL. XCH, No. 165 DONNA HOLLAND Tolland Library tomorrow frond Library. the 1973-74 ciub year will be Nicoletta, Doyle Rd., $28,000; company’s 200 bus drivrs and The Democratic Town Com elected. Changes in the club’s Nick D’Agata, Mile Hill Rd., The si^t, filed on behalf of Correa pondeni 10 to 11 a.m. The collection is on loan from mechanics. mittee will meet tonight at 8 in Tel. 646-0375 All the puppets used in the Arthur Lyon of Rockville. Lyon bylaws will be presented for a $30,000; Tony HastillOi Old Post CR&L formally abandoned members oKAmalgamated the'\ fireplace room of Com show were hand made by is president of Vernon’s vote. Rd., ^ ,0 0 0 ; and Bobbie J. its bus routes in Bridgeport, Transit Union T/icals 459,1455, munity Hall. All members and members of the education com Historical Society. At this meeting cakes baked Drury, Sugar Hill, ^ ,000. 1103 and 570 in the three cities, A special voter-making ses candidates are requested to at mittee of the Tolland Junior The collection includes old by club members for . “ Opera Miscellaneous permits were contends that a contract sion will be held tomorrow tend. Woman’s Club, who also serve valentines, Victorian greeting tion Deepfreeze” will be issued to The Savings Bank of between the union and the com Terrorists Attack from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. This 'the public hearing for the as puppeteers for the show. cards, autographs, and used collected for donation to Tolland, electrical, $27,000; pany contains a clause which will be the last regular session geMral fund budget for fiscal $7,500; Dennis Hart, Old Post The selections to be offered and unused certificates with Mansfield State Training Alfred Ehman, siding, $2^000; entitles the workers to before the May 7 election. 1973-74 will be Monday at 8 p.m. Rd., swimming pool, $500; are “ Runaway Pancake’ ’ and vignettes, a new and popular School. Murray Wheeler, Willie Qrcle, severance pay if the firm is After April 14, only those at the Town Hall. Arlene Ahlberg, Glen Dr., shed, “ The Musicians of Breman.” hobby. Building Operations Up garage, $1,900; Rodney Carlyle, shut down or abandons a divi whose rights newly mature The Bolton Fife and Drum Willie Circle, recreation room, $300; J. Hutchinson, Tory Rd*, The show will also be given for Annual Meeting Eight house permits and sion within the term of the con may register to vote. Corps will have lits practice at $800; John-Berggren, Buff Cap pool; and Edward Gregg, U. S. Owned Refinery the children at Meadowbrook The Tolland Junior W om b ’s several miscellaneous permits tract. To become a voter one must the firehouse Monday from 6:30 Rd., garage and dining room. Hilltop Dr., pool, $2,500. school later in the month. Club will hold its annual have been issued in the past two be a U.S. citizen, be 18 years of to 8:30 p.m. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - of 30,000 barrels. Their capacity two tanks blown upbelonged to Palestinians, who had vowed age and be a resident of Bolton. “ Breads & Bargains'’ Two huge oil tanks were blown was 100,000 barrels each. the Mediterranean Refinery Co. revenge on the United States up and set ablaze at a U.S.- The Lebanese government and to Trans-Arabian Pipeline— Scholarships Mrs. Gert Vogel, Bolton for its alleged role in Israel’s owned refinery early today, and said 18 of the 28 tanks at the Tapline. Tapline said it tem Applications for scholarships, Democratic Town Committee. commando raid into Lebanon a Maoist Lebanese group refinery had been wired but porarily had halted pumping available at the high school Ways and Means chairman, Tuesday, said the sabotage was from the Bolton Scholarship claimed responsibility and army demolition teams were and loading operations. not its work and blamed an reminds residents that its' vowed to keep up the attacks. able to disarm the other 16 Fund Inc. are open to any resi “ Bread & Bargains’ ’ tag sale An unconfirmed report by Israeli commando force. dent of Bolton. The completed Officials said the two tanks charges. Palestinians said one I^banese “ The purpose! is to j create will be held tomorrow from 10 were not full when the fire The refinery is owned by application must be filed with policeman was found dead at troubles betweenVthe^errilla a.m. until 3 p.m. at Community broke out and contained a total Mobil Oil and Caltex, and the the high school guidance Hail. the scene, 24 miles south of movement and the Lebanese department by May 1. Mrs. Vogel said the sale will Beirut, and four men were government,” a Palestinian General Fund Budget have an assortment of found handcuffed. spokesman said. The town’s general fund homemade breads along with Quality Of Life The attackers, the Lebanese budget shows a total increase of many miscellaneous bargains. Revolutionary Guard, pledged $52,655 for fiscal 1973-74. Any person wishing to donate to strike at “ all imperialist and Flight Of this amount $20,000 is for to the tag sale may bring items Conference Acts reactionary bases in the Arab capital and non-recurring, $10,- to the hall tomorrow morning world.” 000 shows in the contingency or may call Mrs. Vogel, Loomis The ^oup said the attack on Records fund, and $20,000 the redemp Rd., for an early morning On Child Needs the refinery was “ intended as a tion of temporary loans. pickup. blow to the unholy alliance Released * BOSTON (AP) — Connecticut representatives to the between the United States, WASHINGTON (AP) - Ben EASnR 10% SALE New England Conference on the Quality of Life have ap Saudi Arabia and Lebanon” and ding slightly to congressional proved recommendations to improve human services, in that the oil “ feeds imperialism Bolton complaints, the White House 4 and goes into planes and other cluding a suggestion by a high school student that all destructive weapons with which has released records showing President Nixon’s re-election children be screened for disabilities at the age of three, a the United States is generously committee paid $1^,291 for 55 School Scores Well spokeswoman said. supplying the Israeli enemy.” campaign’ flights on presiden About 35 Connecticut School, recommended the The Lebanese government tial aircraft. educators, doctor and social medical screening for children. said “ armed elements” were In Business Courses The administration, however, workers representing various Rivera was unable to read or responsible for the attack, a withheld names of passengers schools, says funds have been state and private agencies write because of a visual dis phrase in official communiques DONNA HOLLAND and details of many other budgeted for this. attended the three day con order that wasn’t detected and that usually means Palestinian Correspondent flights made during the cam He further says the school ference to examine the needs to diagnosed until he was a high guerrillas. Tel. 646-0375 paign on the grounds such infor was commended for our staff, children and set priorities to school junior, she said. This dis But spokesmen for the The report on the evaluation mation is personal in nature program and course descrip meet those needs, according to ability almost caused him to of the high schooi program has and subject to executive tion. drop out of school, Mrs. been received from Joseph Cor Mrs. Deborah Leighton of privilege. Grant Approved Glastonbury. Leighton said, but Rivera now coran, consultant, business and Frisina Congressional auditors ob Mrs. Leighton, a Hartford is an honor students The office education. State Depart Dr. Ralph Goodrich, Ad Sunday Ritual tained summaries of flight social worker representing the Connecticut caucus adopted his ment of Education. ministrator, Title II, ESEA, in records of 135 trips made by state Department of Children suggestion that each child be Pleads Based on a scale of 1-5, with 1 formed Dr. Castagna that the Tomorrow is Palm Sunday and many area churches will hands palms to Terri Johnston, who will be accompanied planes of the 89th Military and Youth Services, said thoroughly examined at age poor and 5 excellent, of the town’s special reading grant conduct the distribution of palms during services which by Ralph Barber, as cnicifier, when the palms are dis Airlift Wing at Andrews Air application for $5,000 was ap George Rivera, a senior at three so any disorders such us Guilty forty-nine items rated, Bolton traditionally mark the beginning of Easter Holy Week. The tributed to the congregation tomorrow. (Herald photo by Force base, Md. The unit scored -24 excellent, 14 very proved. Bridgeport’s Bassick High Rivera’s can be diagonsed and Rev. Burton Strand, pastor of Concordia Lutheran (Jhurch, Pinto) provides air transportation for good, 5 good, 5 fair and 1 poor. Of 15 grants approved, dealt with, she said. John Frisina of Andover, a 49- the President, his family, The poor rating was bas^ on Bolton’s proposal had a number The caucus also year-old electronics technician, cabinet members and other of the inability of business 1 rating, one of four with that recommended increasing the pleaded guilty to first degree ficials. teachers to share responsibility score. staff of the state health depart manslaughter Friday in the The summaries will be placed in career orientation for pre- Funds will be expended for ment to provide personnel to do News Capsules Christmas Day death of his es in the Congressional Record high school grades. both hardware and software in Senate Watergate the screening, she said. tranged wife. today. Sen. William Proxmire, Improvements are needed in cluding a Systems 80 psgram Mrs. Leighton said three choosing a second nominee for Frisina had been charged D-Wis., said. the advisory committee which the board couldn’t fund ‘Try Harder’ other recommendations were with first degree murder in the The refusal by White House membership and career last year. Activities will con 10% Off Every Iterri In The Store FBI director. approved by the Connecticut WASHINGTON (AP) - “ Try shooting deaUi of Anna Frisina, counsel John W., Dean III to awareness involvement with centrate on the K-8 levels. lyhite House Press Secretary representatives at the Friday harder,” is thej message teing 39, in the home of neighbors on provide all the records the prehigh school ^ades. The preparation and submis i' RonaM'L). ^ e ^ r t o ld newsmen ni^t meeting: given tiib Lebanese goveimiiem Bear Swamp Rd., Andover. requested was cited in House The town was advised to sion of the successful proposal Just Pick Out What You Want And Friday “ a number of in —The group said current WASHINGTON (AP) - Lipset said he was resigning had been hired to investigate by the United States in an effort StiRe police alleged he walked testimony early this month as I replace the extension cords for was done by Mrs. MaryJane dividuals are under con programs, such as child day Hamid K. Upset, the d ii^ in- rather than cause any em- the Nassau County, N.Y., jail. to get the Lebanese to crack into the home, exchanged some the only recent lack of coopera the typewriters. Dr. Joseph Pazda and Mr. Robert Hamm, sideration.” care and legal services that are v^iigator for senators probing barrasment to the committee Meanwhile, McCord was said down on Palestinian guerrillas words with his estranged wife, tion between the White House Castagna, superintendent of reading teachers. Take 10% Off . . . This Sale All funded through the federal Of the| Watergate bugging case, and “ to insure that ipy by his lawyer to have taken FBI operating from Lebanon. and shot her. and the General Accounting Of The board will send a letter of Recall Trucks fice of Economic Opportunity haki resigned after learning of presence in no way impedes the agents to four hiding places in Superior Court Judge Jseph fice, the investigative arm of commendation to them for a DETROIT (AP) - Chrysler (OEO) should be maintained imminent disclosures that he vitally important work.” He Maryland where he had' Sqjurces say that while the F. Dannehy will sentence Congress. job well done. Day Saturday, April 14, Only.* Corp. is recalling 854 Dodge until an alternative funding NOTICE OF HEARING once pleaded guilty, in a bugging added: “ It is my belief that ef “ stashed away” electronic U.S. doesn’t believe the In an investigation requested state of Connecticut trucks for inspection and possi source is found. The Nixon ad Frisina May 17. Frisina faces a conspiracy case in New York, forts to discredit me come from bugging equipment while was Lebanese government is strong COURT OF PROBATE ble replacement of front wheel ministration has cut off the maximum sentence of 20 years by Proxmire, U.S. Comptroller Court of Probate, District of And in a separate develop the enemies of the committee out on bond following the enough to put the guerrillas out in prison and $10,000 fine. den. Elmer B. Staats a^ ed the Manchester. District No. 25. State Extends hubs that could crack and per OEO budget beginning July 1. ment the FBI was reportedly who are seeking to interfere Watergate arrests last June. of business, it coiild be keeping ESTATE OF ALEXANDER R. mit the front wheel to fall off. —Quality of life courses On Feb. 5, an 18-member White House last October for MANCHUCK, Deceased led by convicted Watergate con with its work.” them on a tighter leash. Tax Deadline Chrysler said 30 per cent of should be established at grand jury brought an indict copies of passenger manifests Date of Order, 4/11/73 spirator James W. McCord to Lipset, 51, is- based in San Petitioner: Gregory F. Manchuck, Ad- the 1973 model light-duty trucks Connecticut high schools ment of murder against and flight logs for all trips minisrator HARTFORD (AP) - The hidden bugging equipment said Francisco and has been a Rain, Snow Ponders List being recalled are susp^ted of providing programs in health Frisina. The grand jury made during the campaign. Date of hearing, 4/24/73; Time of General Assembly passed by his attorney to have been private detective 27 years, hearing, 10:30 a.m .; Place of hearing, WASHINGTON (AP) - having the defect. The company education, parent-child proceedings were secret only In a report to Proxmire, emergency legislation paid for with money supplied by often in sensational cases. He Municipai Buiiding, 41 Center St., President Nixon is pondering a said it had no records of hub relationships, marriage and Frisina was allowed to hear the Staats said 103 trips were made Manchester, Conn. Thursday giving Connecticut President Nixon’s reelection did detective work for the Spreads Upon the applicaUon of the MUtioner mystery list of several in failures, accidents or injuries family problems, sex and dmg evidence. by White House and cabinet of- taxpayers an extra day—until committee. defense in the recent Angela prating for the allowance of his ad- dividuals as he moves toward due to the bad hubs. education, parents’ respon Tolland County Superior ficials in September, ministraUon account with said estate, April 17—to pay state dividend The two developments came Davis and Soledad Brothers AcrossWest sibilities to their children and Court Judge Joseph Dannehy, ' October and the fin t week of ascertainment of heirs and order of dis- and capital gains taxes. Friday amid unconfirmed murder cases. trihution as per application on file more the childrens’ responsibilities on motion of Frisina’s attorney, November. Twenty-three of fully appears, Gov. Thomas J. Meskill reports the White ouse and the Lipset said his bugging con Rain and snow spread across to their parents. George Sherman of Harrford, these trips were paid for by the IT IS ORDERED THAT: Said applica asked that the date be extended Senate Watergate investigating viction arose out of a 1966 the western half of the nation Twelve Arrested tion and account be determined at the AaSHEER —A Connecticui conference had the court appoint two psy Committee for the Re-election Court of Probate at the date, time and from the 15th, which falls on a committee are moving closer to marital case in which a tape today, with temi^ratures in should be held bringing chiatrists to examine Frisina to of the President, he said. place indicated above. Sunday. IVINnfH^E agreeing on an arrangement recorder microphone was some areas dropping into the By Order of the Court together lawyers, doctors, determine whether Frisina is “ However, information ob MADELINE B. ZIEBARTH The federal deadline was permitting the President’s top placed under the door of a room 20s. Weathermen warned that Following Melee social workers and lo c a to r s to mentally diseased or mentally tained by our Office of Federal Clerk delayed until the 17th because a id ^ to testify on the affair in in New York’s Plaza Hotel. He the worst was yet to come. discuss the problems outlined in defective as defined in the state Elections showed an additional the 16th is Patriot’s Day, public and under oath. said he pleaded guilty to a mis Snow blanketed the Rockies BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Twelve persons were arrested Boston. statutes. 32 trips made by the presiden Dozens of prominent GOP of demeanor and was given a in Montana and Idaho, and and ten injured, including one policeman struck with a Mrs. Leighton said the Prior to Friday, Frisina had tial crew and paid for by the ficeholders are on record as suspended sentence. heavy snow warnings were in regional conference discussed been held since his Dec. 25 finance committee to re-elect demanding that step by the Details of that case were first piece of pipe in a melee involving as many as 200 people, effect for western Colorado and the problems of youth in five arrest, on a $125,000 bond in the the President,” Staats said. White House. published last year after Lipset police said. the mountain regions. broad areas — economics, Connecticut Correctional Staats reported that of the 103 Early this morning police The officer who reported the education, health, justice and Center at Hartford. His bond trips, 34 were made by cabinet Stockmen’s advisories were were still tiying to determine fight, Sgt. George Pastor said social opportunity. has now been lowered to $50,- officers and charged to their issued for Wyoming, parts of what touched off the battle 30 to 40 teenagers milling 000. respective departments. Arabs Planning Montana, Nevada, Idaho, Utah Friday afternoon at the comer around the com er at 1:30 p.m. and South Dakota. of Clinton Avenue and State told him they were waiting for The National Weather Ser Street. Officers said many of friends to be dismissed from vice issued a heavy snow watch the fighters were students who the school. Pastor said he con Sgt. Sartor To Attend SAVINCS U.N. Offensive for eastern Wyoming on Sunday had just been released from tinued walking down the block, and a spring storm watch nearby Bassick High School. turned around aiid saw the tonight and Sunday for western None of the injured were crowd in the street blocking National FBI Academy Nebraska. hospitalized,police said, but traffic. Against Israel one officer suffered a spinal Pastor said he callet for help, Frost warnings were in effect and neck injury when he was hit department planning and com for eastern Washington as a went back and the fight started. Manchester. Police Sgt. Connecticut Police Academy in across the back with a length of munications. 1967, when he was employed as i UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) — Egyptian Foreign mass of arctic air pouring south He said about 200 youths were Richard Sartor will be atten A graduate of local schools. pipe. Another had to get a tet- security department officer at Miidster Mohamed Hassan el-Zayyat was organizing a into the storm center sent flailing at each other with ding the 94th session of the FBI Sartor received his BS degree nus shot for a bite he received UConn. At the state academy, temperatures into the 20s. bottles, pipes and pool cues. National Academy for 12 weeks in industrial administration stepped-up U.N. offensive against Israel and the United on his hand. Three other When police arrived and tried this summer. he was first in his class and was Thunderstorms drenched policemen and five of the 12 from the University of Connec States today over the Israeli raid into Lebanon. to disperse the crowd, he said, Police Chief James Reardon, also the class speaker. much of Texas, and hail pelted arrested were treated.for cuts ticut in 1970. He attended' a The Security Council had the youths turned on the of making the announcement it vetoed a proposed council White Deer, about 30 miles and bruises, police said. police instructor’s course, at Before entering UConn, Sar sch^uled another session on ficers. Friday, noted that Sgt. Sartor resolution that condemned northeast of Amarillo. All 12 were released on $200 UConn in 1971, and he is now tor served with the U.S. Air the Middle East today but post Police said they thought a dis will be only the third Israel without mentioning The eastern half of the nation bonds and are scheduled to working on his iqaster’s degree Force for four years. He poned it until Monday, ap pute between two families Manchester policeman to at Palestinian terrorism. enjoyed fair weather. appear in court Monday on in public administration at the attended the University of parently to allow him time to provoked the incident, but they tend the academy. Temperatures before dawn charges of assault, breach of University of Hartford. Nebraska at Lincoln while confpr with Lebanese and other No resolutions have been in didn’t know what the dispute . Lt. Robert Lannan graduated ranged from 15 at Moulton, peace and interferring with Sartor graduated from stationed there with the Air delegates. Zayyat arrived troduced in .this session, which was about. from the academy last Maine, to 72 at Key West, Fla. police. Force. Fric^y night. began Thursday. ^ December, and the first local In’{Lebanon, saboteurs blew Malik said the synchronized graduate of the FBI school was Sartor, who is 30 years old, big seaside storage Israeli raids at Beirut and Sidon Joseph Prentice, no longer a lives at 24 Deerfield Dr. in an American-owned early Tuesday were carried out member of the force, who Manchester. He and his wife, refinery early today. A leftist “ in the style of thieves, using Price Rollback Asked attended in 1940. Diana, have one son, Richard, Lebanese group claimed the same methods once used by Sgt. Sartor was selected from 3. resppn$ibility and vowed it Hitlerite cutthroats— the SS WASHINGTON (AP) - More 50 boycott groups, and says it “no clear evidence” that among several local policemen Sartor’s father, Joseph Sar wouljd strike at “ all imperialist men.” meat boycotts are in the wind. will not take part in a cattlemen are withholding cat whose names Chief Reardon tor, is detective captain with and ireactionary bases i n ^ e He accused Israel of resor The National, Consumer demonstration against meat tle from the market in an effort submitted to the FBI for con the Manchester Police Depart ting to “ law of t|^e jungle” and Congress promised in prices scheduled 5. to keep beef prices up. sideration. Offidial notificalinn Arab' world.” ment. * EXCEPT FAIR TRADED ITEMS At > Friday’s Security Council of attempting to “ elevate Washington Friday that it will "Demonstrations are ob of Sartor’s appointment came DO YOU HAVE A CHARGE? meeiing, the Soviet Union . terrorism ti state policy.” stage a two-week boycott in solete and this one won’t ac The spokesman denied that Friday via letter from L. Sgt. Sartor said he is council director John T. Dunlop joined Arab speakers in denoun Israel’s ambassador, Yosef May unless Congress rolls back complish anything,” said June Patrick Gray III, acting FBI “extremely pleased" to have had accused cattlemen of such ^ FURNISH YOUR HOME cing Istael and its y.S. backing. Tekoah, replied: * For the food prices to the Jan. 10 level. Donavon, FIT’S chairman. directorr been selected to attend the FBI ------r action. Dunlop was quoted by * i ' o COMPLETELY “ The Soviet Union is Soviet Union to speak about in Iii Los Angeles, Fight Infla Mrs. Donovan said her Natiodal Academy, which is the Los Angeles Times as the more for your moneysworth store prepared to support effective ternational morality, about tion Together, which organ- group’s new boycott will Sartor, a native of “the best law enforcement • UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE • RUGS saying in Beverly Hills, Calif., 1 rft.- ci* j sanctions, up to and including respect for the rights o f groups nized the earlier boycott, said demonstrate that prices are Ma'nchester, joined the school in the country.” Wednesday that the practice 1 ______; •DINETTE SETS • BEDROOM SETS Israel’s expulsion from the or of individuals, is a sham. there would be another one “ still outrageous” despite the Manchester Police Department Chief Reardon also noted his was taking place and govern • OUTDOOR FURNITURE • TABLES United Nations,” said Am "Our history is replete with April 30 - May 6 regardless of government’s imposition of a in April 1969, and he was pleasure with the selection of MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE J ment would “ have to act” if it bassador Jacob Malik. deinands that Jews passively what Congress does. ceiling on meat prices. promoted to sergeant in .another Manchester officer to Informed sources said the hold their throats out to the The Los Angeles group has In another development, a persisted. January 1972. He is in charge of attend the academy, which will United States 'had not altered butcher’s knife,” he said. “ This voted Itself out of the Consumer Cost of Living Council The Times said its account the department’s records divi be in Session from June 25 its stance from last year, when will not happen....’ ’ Congress, which includes about spokesman said Friday there’s was accurate. sion, and is also responsible for Sgt. Richanl Sailor through Sept. 14. S i - f. I
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