PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tiies., Feb. 27, 1W3 ’t t inn w iTfiTfiiTn iTi fi (1 n n n n r Gas StationZoning | Fire Calls Wethersfield Obituaries (Continued from Page One) ting the applicant, said A bedroom fire at 236 C&Aer The Weather alternative ipentioned in his topography and an adjacent St. wa& easily extinguished by Seeks Time To application did not require a Residence B Zone, which town firemen this morning. Clear and cool tonight. Low in the teena. Mostly sunny Thursday. High around 40. Robert B. Taylor Mrs. Bailey Dies variance. prohibit full use of the In Repdrted at 9 a.m., the fire iiaturl|F0tFr lEtiTntttg IkralJi Hutchins Dies; • Denied a variance for a dustrial Zone parcel, created a caused minor damage to some Study Bus Pact (Story on Page One) hardship. curtains, firemen said. Mrs. Catherine L. Bailey, 75, free-standing 60-square foot Served Grange, sign at the ^ i r Comers Shop ZBA members, in approving of 24 Wyneding Hill Rd., died the variance, noted that no area WETHERSFIELD (AP)—The town of Wethersfield Manchester—A City o f Village Charm THIRTY-TWO PAGES — TWO SECTIONS p r ic k h f i kkn c e n t s Robert B. Taylor, 14, qf Monday at Manchester ping Plaza off Tolland Tpke. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28,1973 - VOL., XCII, Pjo. Odd Fellows The variance, sought by residents have complained voted Monday n i^ t to withdraw from the Greater Hart Burbank Rd., Ellington, died Memorial Hospital. She was the Monday night at Rockville Ichabod Inc., developer of the about the Multi-Circuits opera Wholesale ford Transit District if the district approve any proposed Earle H. Hutchins, 75, of 85 w|fe of retired Postmaster General Hospital of injuries Twin Jerry Lewis Theaters tion — the production of printed bus service contracte at its Thursday meeting, according a Broad St., past master of Alden E. Bailey. suffered when he was struck by under constmetion, would have circuit boards. Prices i S i Manchester Grange and former Mrs. Bailey was bom July 28, • Granted a variance to city representative to the transit district. a car on Rt. 140 in Ellington allowed the sign to be placed where the penny tax is levied a district deputy grand patriarch 1897 in Manchester, daughter of 1,000 feet from the theater Salvatore Avarista to allow Rising Richard Dobmeier, one of of D is tr ic t 1, G rand earlier in the day. Thomas and Catherine Spillane penny reduction in, the state Rogers Demands PO W Release He was bom Aug. 1, 1958 in premises. conversion of a house at 145 Wethersfield’s two voices on Encampment of Connecticut, Coleman, and had lived here all Adams St. to two-family NEW YORK (AP) - The the dist;;:ict’s board of directors, gasoline tax, thereby keying Hartford, son of Bayard and Milton Adams of 34 Cole St., New York Times said today the total state and transit lOOF, died Monday at her life. She was a charter occupancy. The house is in an said the unanimous town minister, Nguyen Thi Binh, told Acting on direct instructions South Vietnam, the condition Marion Smith Taylor of president of the applicant that wholesale prices of many district tax on gasoline at 10 PARIS (AP) — Secretary U.S. delegation spokesman Manchester Memorial Ellington. He was a student at member of Gibbons Assembly, Industrial Zone. council vote resulted from the newsmen Uut violations of the from President Nixon, Rogers laid down earlier by Hanoi Catholic Ladies of Columbus. corporation, said the sign was food commodities increased of State ynUiam P. Rogers Robert McCloskey said Hospital. the Longview School in needed near the highway (1-86) A twelfth application — desire of town officials to study cents a gallon. peace agreement by the United interrupted his activities at tne spokesman Nguyen Tnah Le fot Tuesday the North Vietnamese Mr. Hutchins was bom June She also belonged to the sharply during the first full In Hartford, the city council urgently demanded today Ellington. because the theater could not variance request to allow erec the proposed contracts in depth. States and South Vietnam raise 12-power Vietnam conference more prisoner releases. had infiltrated ‘‘several SS, 1897 in Dover, N.H., and had Manchester Memorial Hospital tion of a sign at Frank’s week following devaluation of Such a study could not be tabled Monday night a pnqwsal that North Vietnam resume Survivors, besides his be seen from there. the dollar. the liberatiaa of American doubt about the conference’s pending a satisfactory settle “It is useless to talk about thousand " troops and some lived in Manchester for 33 parents, are two sisters, Karen Auxiliary. Supermarket, 725 E. Middle completed before the Thursday to withdraw from the transit ment of the prisoner dispute. consecrating an agreement years. He and his wife, Mrs. ZBA members voted 4-1 to In a Washington dispatch, the war prisoners, hot there was ability to underwrite the Settle heavy military equipment into Taylor and Nancy Taylor, both Survivors, besides her deny the application, citing lack Tpke., was withdrawn without meeting, he said. district if its obligations to the Immediately after his while its provisions are not Ruth 'Lawrence Hutchins, husband, are a son, Atty. Times said Agriculture district'would mean a rise in ment worked out by Henry A. South Vietnam since the cease 'ht home; and his maternal of proof of a legal, not financial, prejudice before Mcmday Mayor Welles Adams said no indication he got a Kissinger and Hanoi’s Le Due meeting with ’Trinh, the U.S. respected,” Mrs. Binh told fire. observed their 53rd wedding an T hom as A. B a ile y of Department aides noted these the Hartford gasoline tax level. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. hardship. Cagianello was the night’s ZBA session. there was no way at present to satitfactoiy reqioase. Tho. delegation canceled a niversary last Sept. 20. Manchester; and four increases between Feb. 15 and The proposal, introduced by newsmen. Robert Sniith of Wallingford. dissenter. Hearings on the other II assess the town’s precise A North Vietnamese scheduled news conference and A North Vietnamese He was emploved as an grandchildren. 23 following the devaluation majority leader Nicholas Car President Nixon had in Funeral services will be • Unanimously granted front items took nearly V-k hours, and financial responsibility to the spokesman at the Paris con Rogers called the North Rogers went into prolonged structed Rogers to seek spokesman, Nguyen 'Thanh Le, electrician at Pratt A Whitney The funeral will be Thursday ZBA deliberations took another announcement of Feb. 12: district under the proposed bone, was expected to be ference on Vietnam said Hanoi Vietnamese minister, Nguyen denied McCloskey’s charges Division of United Aircraft Thursday at 11 a.m. at the and rear yard variances to —Broilers, a standby for telephone conta9 t with the “clarification" of the halt in Burke Funeral Home, 76 at 9:15 a.m. from the Holmes Merrill J. i^iston, president of hour Monday night. The contracts. discussed at greater length will stop its Stan in the prisoner Duy Trinh, to a special meeting and labeled them “slanderous Corp., East Hartford, for 15 Funeral Home, 400 Main St., consumers with limited White House. POW releases. The U. S. Prospect St., Rockville. Burial Multi-Circuits, Inc., to allow Municipal Building Hearing Councilman Edward F. later this week. releases only when the Joint at the international conference At Trinh’s suggestion, the secretary also was certain to allegations put forward ... to years and by the Connecticut with a Mass of the Resurrection Room was full to capacity when budgets, rose 10 per cent. Hennessey expressed concern Militaiy Cnmmisswn in Sai^m to protest the interrupted camouflage and justify the very Co. for 19 years before his will be in Ellington Center erection of a 9,000-square foot —Pork bellies, from which meeting had been widened to in raise the matter of antiaircraft Cemetery. at St. James Church at 10. industrial building at 40 the hearings started — most of about the contracts’ provisions guarantees the seenrity of its prisoner releases. He said the serious violations committed retirement in 1962. Burial will be in St. James bacon is . cut, were up 8.5 per clude Mrs. Binh and South missile batteries near Khe There are no calling hours. Harrison St. the people there, however, for paying pensions to bus CommniBst members stationed delay was a clear violation of by the United States and the He was a member and past Cemetery. cent. Vietnamese foreign minister, Sanh, below the demilitarized Atty. Paul Marte, represen- were applicants or attorneys — company employes. Nrw lEngktt!) in Sontfa Vietnamese cities. the peace agreement signed Tran Van Lam. zone, which the United States Saigon administration." noble grand of King David Friends may call at the and the room slowly emptied as —Whole hogs climbed 4.4 per “We can’t commit ourselves The Viet Cong’s foreign here Jan. 27. Lodge of Odd Fellows and had funeral home Wednesday from cent, cattle carcasses rose 2.3 Lam delayed the proceedings says were brought down by the the hearings went on. to paying a pension to bus by insisting on a special table Meanwhile, backstage work served as its financial 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. per cent. iUrmorM Otn. North Vietnamese after the continued on the declaration to drivers 40 years from now,” he Robert & Florono* Boston, Ownara arrangement to underline cease-fire went into effect Jan. secretary for many years. He Leonard J. Feeney —Wheat rose 12.1 per cent, said. Modem MellNids - be issued by the conference. also belonged to Sunset Pair Charged flour was up 6.5 per cent. Saigon’s refusal to accept equal 28. Leonard J. Feeney, 53, of Ladies Feted A proposal to accept the Old FasUoned Honesty status with the Viet Cong’s Rebekah Lodge and was a past Santa Monica, Calif., formerly With Assault The Times said increased contracts and finance the tran Badenhuizen Leaves patriarch of the G. Fred Barnes export demand was the ap MONUMENTS Provisional Revolutionary of Manchester, died Saturday at Vernon By Firemen sit district’s operations' from a MARKERS Government. Elncampment, lOOF, of East Marina Mercy Hospital, Marina On Recruiter parent link between food prices gasoline tax surcharge is cemetery Lutz Museum Post GOP Endorses HartfoM. He was a member of About fifty Eighth District and the 10 per cent devaluation ’The argument over the table Del Ray, Calif. Town Law expected to be voted on by dis I LETTERINQ tied up the meeting for nearly South United Methodist Church. Two 15-year-old Manchester firemen and their wives of the dollar. Convenient Evening A Home Appointinents Mr. Feeney was born Dec. 24, trict Thursday in Windsor. The Theo R. Badenhuizen, museum staff temporarily with an hour, sources said. The four Survivors, besides his wife, 1919 in Hartford, son of Edward boys, unidentified because of celebrated their annual ladies Lawrence Krause, a surcharge would be a penny per ARRANGED • DISPLAY AT class instruction and operation Laurel Project Bans Liquor 1076 Burnside Ave., E. Hertford . director of Lutz Junior Museum are a daughter. Miss Charlotte their ages, have been referred night last Saturday with a Brookings Institution ministers spent two further and Delia Connors Feeney, and gallon in district towns. Otar M uditstcr CHir L ta ) Tu m v I of the school loan department M. Hutchins of Manchester; to juvenile authorities in economist interviewed by the for almost one year, has hours trading accusations and had lived in the Manchester and At Schools buffet supper and dancing to the Another proposal under severed his rdatkms with the until a permanent staff SOL R. COHEN and three brothers, John A. connection with the assault on a music of Art Bjork and the 'j'imes, said the increases would T EL. 528-2680 nno denials of cease-fire violations. the Board of Directors have Hartford area before moving to Following a public hearing discussion would give towns Museum board of trustees member is appointed. Hutchins of Merrimac, Mass., Marine recruiter last August. Clefmen quartet. probably show up in the A W inning Confection Conference sources said the (Herald Reporter) attached to purchase of the dry- California 19 years ago. He was Monday night the Town Council effective tomorrow. He has Neither Latham nor Raymond P. Hutchins of East The victim of the Aug. 31 The yearly event is given in wholesale price index for meeting ended inconclusively. The Manchester Re bed Laurel Lake — formal employed at the Tranco put its stamp of approval on an been released from his contract Badenhuizen would comment Lam then went into an hour- Templeton, Mass., and Louis A. Products Co., Venice, Calif. assault was Sgt. Bryant C. appreciation for the wives and February and the outlook for publican Town Committee, approval by the state Depart ordinance which will prohibit Young Bill Vince smiles happily after receiving a citation medallion at the Culinary Arts Triikfa eipires March 15 and has publicly that there had been long private meeting with Mrs. ment of Environmental Hutchins of Framingham, He was an Army veteran of Collins, 27, of Plainville. Collins mothers who understand that consumers was for more policy or personality conflicts. by the unanimous voice vote Mass. the presence of alcoholic had picked up two hitchhikers “disappointing figures” ahead. Plaza Dept. Store Exhibit for his candy wishing well. The assistant chef for Crestfield Convalescent Hospital accepted a teaching position in Binh. They were believed to Protection, and a change to In World War II and was formerly the fireman in the family must the science department at Badenhuizen, a native of of those 30 of its members > Funeral services will be beverages in schools or on who assaulted him by hitting respond to the alarm whenever Krause said, “We have a 705 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester used colored after-dinner mints for walls, nonpareils for the roof and peanut brittle for have discussed the security of dustrial Zone for the area. employed at Pratt and Whitney school grounds in Vernon. Bnlkdey Qgh Sdmol in Hart Holland, succeeded Mrs. present, last night endorsed Thursday at 1 p .m. at the him on the head with a lead it rings. single market now.” He said fWnit to fnnkk $upurmm*tl) ' bricks. (Herald photo by Ofiara) (Other pictures and study on page 19) Communist delegates to the Division of United Aircraft At the hearing the only one ford to begin at once. Madeline McAwley who had Joint Military Commissions in passage of the March 13 Last night’s meeting was the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Corp., East Hartford. pipe. Fire Chief Ted Lingard that export buyers were bidding Household IMpen frM Plaa speaking on the ordinance was In a statement from Thomas been director of the museum referendum question — a first for A. Paul Berte in his Main St. The Rev. Dr. George Survivors are two brothers, ’The unidentified youths were congratulated his men for their for some of the same for about 11 years. He had Martin Fagan, principal of Latham, president of the board proposed $1,391,000 ap official capacity of Republican Webb, pastor of South United Stewart W. Feeney of Norwich charged with first-degree support to him and the district. commodities as domestic served for three years as staff Methodist Church, will Rockville High School, who assault and attempted second- buyers in a market with a of trustees, he said. “Tbeo has propriation for purchasing town chiarman. He had been and Edward J. Feeney of Chairman for the event were pot a great deal of energy into naturalist at the Children’s officiate. Burial will be in East urged the council to support it. degree larceny. limited supply. Gray Dcinies Making U.S. Stops elected March 1 to replace M. Brockton, Mass.; and a sister. “It will give us a law rather Asst. Chief Harold Topliff and the nnaning of the museuin this Museum at West Hartford. the 110-acre Laurel Lake Adler Dobkin, who had Cemetery. Collins, a former resident of Lt. Bob Eschmann. The higher prices of meats Mrs. Marion F. Mellow of than just a policy and it will be past year. During his brief and for improving the resigned. Friends may call at the Manchester. Manchester, is past Cochairmen were Capt. Paul can be expected to show up Pullout existing sanitary landfill easier to enforce,” Fagan Ym MI irarUtsM i tennre, g«|«an«in«i of smnmer “The November election,” funeral home Wednesday from The funeral will be Thursday commandant of the Marine Gworek and firemen James relatively soon at retail Nixon Political Speeches area. 7 to 9 p.m. explained. Corps League of Manchester. Sarles and Bradford Palmer. counters, the Times said. classes at the Oak Grove said Berte last night, “is at 8:30 a.m. from the Tierney He said the policy made it Nature Coder took place, Gdd Of Troops The endorsement came on a The family suggests that any Funeral Home, 219 W. Center foremost in my mind. We must memorial contributions may be possible to handle the students WASHINGTON (AP) - and to remain free of politics.” prepared testimony to much of trips and additioaal family motion by Thomas Ferguson, plan now to win that election St., with a Mass of the but could not be enforced as far Acting FBI director L. Patrick the criticism that has been programs were introdneed, and SAIGON (AP) - The United after Town Director Vivian made to South United Resurrection at St. James A career Navy officer with and it isn’t too early to start Methodist Church or to the as outsiders are concerned. He Gray III today denied that he extensive submarine directed at him during the past the visihility of the museum States suspended troop Ferguson had explained the thinking about our candidates.” Church at 9. Burial will be in explained that the school is made political speeches for 10 months. operation was increased withdrawals from Vietnam proposal and had urged strong, Connecticut lOOF Eye Bank. the Veterans Section of East experience, the 56-year-old He appointed Walter Doll and used at night quite often and President Nixon during last Gray became a special assis He said he has been open- greaUy by his appearances on today because of Hanoi’s delay townwide backing for it. Harlan Taylor co-chairmen of a Cemetery. many of these occasions involve fall’s election campaign. tdevisiao and raifo and by his in releasing more American On a second motion by Friends may call at the tant to the then-Vice President minded in his dealings with the candidate screening committee other than students. An Gray told the Senate Nixon upon retirement from the press, some members of which excdknt handling of poUicity. war prisoners, U.S. authorities Thomas Ferguson, the com and urged all those Republicans funeral home Wednesday from ordinance will allow the police Judiciary Committee, which is Tbeo leaves the Muse am with a reported. mittee Voted to run ads in The Mrs. C. Ivar Johnson 7 to 9 p.m. service in 196() and helped him have charged that the FBI has interested in seeking town Mrs. Alida M. Johnson, 82, of to take action, he said. considering his nomination to campaign against John F. tried to limit its freedom. broader and stronger program The North Vietnamese also Manchester Herald — urging the vote March 13 and it too is passage of the March 13 ques 82 Bigelow St. died Monday Councilman Robert Houley be permanent FBI director, Kennedy. than we had when he arrived a got a virtual ultimatum to planning ads-in'Die Manchester questioned whether the Board that his many speeches last He said if he is appointed'FBI He said it is the bureau's year ago.”^ ■' dismantle an antiaircraft mis tion. ‘ ' night at Manchester Memorial policy, to the extent possible, Herald. Hospital. She was the wife of C. of Education had been year were made in conjunction director, “ At no time will Latham said that Mrs. sile site south of the Although the Democratic The Republicans also will Mrs. Blanche Z. Kureezka “to furnish information to the Pamela Saloom, curator of Town Committee has taken no I Ivar Johnson. questioned on the proposed or with department business. political considerations or in demilitarized zone. 'The United have a committee contacting Mrs. Blanche Zelasko dinance and was told it had. He “I submit, Mr. Chairman, news media ... to answer edneatian at the museum, will V States and South Vietnam formal vote on endorsing the The Holmes Funeral Home, Kureezka, 87, of Hartford died fluence ... in any shape or form voters. also said he wondered why no that a fair reading of these ... alter or guide m'y decisions questions ... to allow them to serve as acting director until a contended the missiles were proposed appropriation. It has a 400 Main St., is in charge of Friday at a Hartford have a first-hand look at some M rs. F erguson, In her arrangements, which are one from the board was at the speeches will indicate clearly or the activities.” replacement for Badenhuizen is brought down from North Viet committee working to get out explanation of the March 13 convalescent home. She was the hearing. Mayor Frank McCoy of our activities, in the hope designated. groundwork for the proposed incomplete. that these were not political or ^ As if anticipating questions nam in violation of the cease referendum question, com mother of Mrs. Henriette Snow reminded him it was a public campaign speeches. There was that such a policy will enable He also said that Mrs. V fire. solution. that might be asked of him. pared the costs and advantages of Manchester and widow of hearing and people don’t have no intent that they be and they Wintfarop Ford will assist the Mrs! Ferguson stressed the Frank Kureezka. Gray gave answers in his (S«-»“'I ’ufse SiM«H*n) Theo R. Badenhuizen (Sve Puge Sixti*en) (See Ptige Sixteen) In Memoriam to be invited to attend. were not written to be political Importance of two conditions Other survivors are 3 sons, 2 The ordinance prohibits or campaign speeches,” Gray In u d and loving memory of Julius other daughters, 17 possession, consumption, sale told committee Chairman Dubaldo who passed away August 27, grandchildren and 13 great \ 1>72. or distribution of alcoholic James 0. Eastland, D-Miss. grandchildren. beverages on school grounds or Some have charged that It's sad to walk the road alone, The funeral was Monday in school buildings in the town Gray’s speeches "supported Instead of side by side. from the Waszkelewicz Funeral But to all there comes a moment. of Vernon. Nixon’s re-election effort, and Shopping Today Takes Skill When the ways of life divide. Home, Hartford, with a Mass of as such violated the the Resurrection at SS. Cyril You gave us years of happiness. Platinum Drawn Fine nonpartisan principles of the Then sorrow came and tears, and Methodius Church, You left us beauUful memories. Hartford. Burial was in Mt. St. Washington—A cubic inch of FBI. said, “We have cut out such crabmeat, lobster, assorted We will treasure through the years. Gray told the committee that BETTY RYDER One mother of four stated Benedict Cemetery. platinum can be drawn into a that she is using more rice and items as potato chips, cheese crackers and dips, potato chips, fine wire long enough to girdle the first principle controlling (Herald Reporter) Wife, children spaghetti than she ever has, but spreads, candy, snack items, as etc., so we don’t miss them — k-i. and grandchildren the equator twice. his conduct during the past 20 Mrs. Average Homemaker, added “It's challenging to try to wdl as soda to keep within our it’s the youngsters who find it months has been that the makes a difference in their ’I. bureau “will remain complete who has been trying to keep a create a different menu that I pleases the family and your Her young son, who had a eating habits,” she said. ly and absolutely nonpolitical.” tight rein on her family’s purse look of displeasure on his face strings, is finding out that more pocketbook at the same tune.” Generally speaking, “This is one of the pillars of as his m o tto recited the “save homemakers must adjust, but its historic strength,” he said. selective and cautious buying of A young mottao' pushuig bar our budget itons” piped uj> there are other alternatives. “This is a policy that enables food items is necessary. basket with her one-year-old in the seat of honor, said she has with. “But we still bi^ beer.” Statisticians have proved that if the FBI to perform efficiently She is also finding out that it For the most part, shoppers a shopper sticks to the list she regardless of which great is no small job to balance a cut out prepared baby foods V menu and balance a budget at entirely. interviewed, shop at the same prepared at home, which in political party holds the reins of store every \n e k . If, however, the same time, and still provide “I feed the baby table food, most cases is ample for her government ... a policy that they note a particnlar special at family’s needs, she will stay Is* enables the FBI to carry out its her family meals that offer mashed potatoes and vegetables, and scrambled another store, one member of within her food budget. responsibilities without the pull maximum appeal and food the family may drop in and of political allegiance or the value. eggs, etc., and he is very oon- fent. Just the cost of baby foods purchase just the “special” Jennifer Cross, author of thrust of political influence.” Shopping in the supermarkets items. Gray said Nixon told him last has b^ome a test of skill with used to run as h i^ as |6 per “The Supermarket Trap,” cites 3 week,” she said. Shopping carts are noticeably Whm ^ switch on in 1983 many instances where the May, when he was named to only the smart and persistent replace the late J. Edgar shoppers getting the values. Another shopper said she RlVrf with UKHC Old staples, shopper isV'Mured” into making Hoover, and again on Feb. 16, In conversations- with takes advantage of the day-old sacb as rice, spaghetti, purchases of items on which when Nixon nominated him for weekend shoppers at four of the specials in bakery products. > packaged ground meat helpers, there is no savings — and in will we be ? the permanent position, that major supermarkets in “My family of bcqrs eat like eanned saocc^ypc soups, and many cases items that her the FBI and its director must Manchester, most homemakers horses and day-old products ground beef in tte 3 to 5 pound family does not necessarily We're working on it “today. Massachusetts and a new oil-fired “continue to stay out of politics said they are working on disappear just as fast as foesh lots. enjoy. It's part of our job to keep a watchful holding the line on rising food bakery products purchased and She estimates that for every unit at our Middletown, Connecticut eaten the same day—nothing is C o ld i^ already packaged w orth' eye on growth patterns in the area we plant will be completed before costs, and others are continuing are taking a back seat to freely dollar spent on “specials” along with their usual buying wasted. They are equally as another 60 cents goes for nutritious, whether a day
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4 ■ I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 28, 1973— PAGE THREE pA nK irw O — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Feb. 28, 1973 •a , . • Andy Williams Emcee National Blue: Gross Goals Set Sheinwold on Bridge TV Tonight He Writes, Of Ancient Astronauts 4 * V '. • • See Solunlay’s HermUfor For ^Grammy* Awards NEW YORK (AP) ^ The benefits, prescription drugs, in conjunction with a group Compimte TV LUtlng$ national Blue Cross Association home care and outpatieint ' practice.” FACE THE FACTS TO Nonh dealer By TERRY RYAN today are the guys who came has announced a goal to expand hospital and laboratory ser MAKE GAME Neither side vulnerable By JAY SHARBUTT says Simon. ‘'She’s a ■ ' Associated Press Writer Under the controversial out of the big bands. Many of its coverage so that from 85 to vices available to subscribers. ■ r ALFKED SHEINWOLD NORTH AP Television Writer wonderful, straight-ahead gal.” HEW YORE (AP) - Erick prepaid group practice concept, — 6KN) — them are jazz-oriented. They 90 per cent of all medical costs He also described a plan to ♦ 6 3 NEW YORK (AP) - The Although most jazz fans tend von Daniken insists that alien a group of physicians would T m c m T fight effectively (3-8-22) NEWS teach the kids to experiment, to can be covered by health increase the number of prepaid <0 9 6 4 honors season officially gets to sneer at pop music, Simon is fliitroriauts visited the earth in provide all of art individual’s or with tiiKiFB that you don’t have. (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH be creative rather than prepayrtient by 1 ^ . group practice programs from 0 KQJ 105 2 underway this Saturday night more than enthusiastic about ancient times. To back him up, a family’s basic m edical H p a rto f yoer army is put out Former stunt pilot O ut Wexler takes traditionalists. . Th e association also 30 to 280 or 300 programs ♦ AQ when the CBS Television the quality of pop musio^med he has a pair of worldwide best services for a single prepaid an of actioa, bee the fact and do command of the 918th. “The greatest thing in the old announced that a stylized covering an estimated seven WEST EAST (20) 80UNDINQ BOARD network broadcasts live out both by his niece arijl by sellers that have recently nual fee. y tm h a t with what’s left. 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INC. slight hesitatioa, but this hand diamond, and the next player FATHER GETS HOME Bacharach - Opus No. 3,’’ tonight at 10 on ABC-TV. The w a s b ein g p lay ed in and performers. according to The Trade News passes. You hold; Spades, Q- (30 CIRCUSI one-hour special, featuring guests Peter Ustinov, Stevie Service, a publishing industry 331 Main Street praetke-not in theory.) Entries in the jazz category 10-8-5; Hearts, J-8-3-2; The Circus Barcelona. EVENING HOURS WESTOWN Wonder, Bette Midler, and Gilbert O’Sullivan, will air on Tel. 649-4595 Tries Finesse aren’t being honored on the magazine. Erick von Daniken gestures during interview while visited in prehistoric times by astronauts from other ■ • PHARMACY ■ ^ Diamonds, A-8>4; Cluhs, K-6. (40) DRAGNET Channels 8 and 40. The American editions, I n s te a d of continuing tube, although classical music discussing his theory of ancient, alien astronauts. 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Time Schedule All the nominees came from serving Connecticut homemakers since 1 9 0 9 (8-40) PAUL LYNDE j . an original list of 4,000 entries, Manchester Green Office the end of last year. Bob Is overloyed about his submitted by members of the 621 Middle T urnpike East Early in January, a film daughter's first tight with her husband. based on the books was shown (18) THEATRE ONE I National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences, 6-8 Friday on network television. Sales CASH • CHARGE (20-22-30) ADAM-12 Vernon Cine I—“Steelyard soared. A b o u t T o w n according to George Simon, a Malloy gets unwanted advice on how North Manchester Office From nowhere, “Chariots of to spend his $5,000 contest prize. Blues” 7:15-9:00 NARAS consultant. 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All Brownies, more than a professional in furniture stores "You'll Never See Me Again" (1973). 9:30 terest in this year’s Grammy 595 Main Street The Chronicle of Higher Girl Scouts and leaders are Angry wife leaves tor her mother's, but State Theater—“World’s Education ranked it third in PRICE she never gets there. David Hartman, awards. BUDGET TERMS invited. The fee is 25 cents. Greatest Athlete” 6:10-8:00; Jane Wyatt, Jess Walton. One of his nieces, singer 6-8 Thursday sales this month. It was not Middletown Old Saybrook Manchester (20-22-30) MADIQAN Short Subject 7:45 Carly Simon, is a nominee in among the top 10 campus Madigan tries to stop an ex-con from Jerry Lewis Cinema, South the category known as “best sellers last month. 346-6606 388-5300 643-4159 DAY becoming apald assasaln. 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/ O ' f -N . >14 it Q MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 28, 1973— PAGE SEVEN Anyone interested in the pan PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Feb. 28, 197| eluding the release of electrons A STUDY OF HISTORY. By esoterically presented, it was anticipated in a book ottm deal ing in abstractions. / orama and mystery of history < wh«n U ^t strikes metal, lead Arnold Toynbee. A new edition also a work of art. At his best, will find this new version of IBOOK REVIEWS ing directly to television, rather Current i^ s e d and abridged by the au his effort to expiain why men The familiar vocabulary is Toynbee fascinating and. iex- than for relativity, then still thor and Jane Caplan. Oxford and civilizations took the still there. To Toynbee a civ citing, even thou^ we nnay feel matirl|PBtpr lEu^utng Ji? ral& controversially hot. Best Sellers University Press. Distributed course they have followed since ilization is an expanded society we niight disagree with him And most horrendous of all, they emerged from bestiality (Compllad by P»*U»h«ri' Weekly) in the United States by Ameri that can be explained in terms heartily at times if we only Hoffmann explains as far as he can Heritage Press. 576 Pages. can be true poetry. of itself. ’There are challenge knew all the facts he does not THE SMALL HOUSE HALF life over efforts by him and can within the ultimate of our FICTION $35. and response — or their lack — Founded Oct, i , 1881 “’The Odessa File,” Forsyth s pause to give us. Wk WAY DP IN THE NEXT others to establish a unified nonspecialist grasp Einstein’s A revised, condensed and The trouble is that with his both of which can thwart a civ ft m h BLOCK. Edited by Mary field theory that would em postulate on the inter “ Jonathan Livingston dramatically illustrated one- immense knowledge of ancient ilization. There is the internal Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Frances Rhymer. McGraw- brace gravitational, electro changeability of energy and Seagull,” Bad) volume edition of Arnold Toyn and modem history, by re proletariat — he would put our Ronald C. Hood Co., 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. m . HiQ. 301 Pages. $9.50. magnetic and nuclear pfaeno- mass — that energy equals “Semi-Tough,” Jenkins bee’s famous 12-volume work ferring to events and analyzing minorities in this category — Associated Press Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) should telephone the circulation depart Burl Lyons, Publisher There was a time — and it nema. mass times the speed of light “Green Darkness,” Seton that required over 30 years to without narrating them, Toyn and toe external proletariat. ment, 647-9946. really wasn’t all that long ago Paradoxically, when Elinstein squared — leading us along the “The Persian Boy,” Renault write? 'This doesn’t seem likely, bee nnakes it difficult at times And toere*are the Oriental con Published every evening except Sun — when'television was the fig won the 1921 Nobel physics somber path to atomic and nu yet it has been brought off with for toe nonhistorian either to cepts of Yin and Yang, the fem To Bo Sou days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation ment of a science-fiction prize it was for his discovery of clear bombs. NONFICTION style and, as Toynbee would agree or disagree with him. inine and masculine, toe pas A t Auction Hoffmann’s impact could be Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se Member of The Associated Press writer’s imagination. the photoelectric effect, in- “Dr. Atkins’ Diet like it, elm. In toe present condensation sive and dynamic. cond Gass Mail Matter. People then were entertained enhanced by a more sofdiis- While Toynbee is one of the and “reconsideration,” as he 1970 COUGMt At long last, friends and neighbors, we are about ready by listening to the radio, not by ticated attitude toward literary Revolution,” Atkins 2-Ooor Hardtop, Sartal “’The Best and the Brightest,” best-known living historians — would put it, Toynbee has made Burl L. Lyons'Publisher for our open house. In fact we are blocking out the last looking at actors moving about style. Some of the strictly bio he will be 84 this year -- his things a bit easier for the non NOTICE 0F91H868008. The Manchester Publishing Co. week of March and early April for tours of on a screen. Which, perhaps, New Books graphical passages sound ele Halberstam MARCH 7, 1R73 at assumes no financial responsibility for “Harry S ’Truman,” most noted work was not histo professional. At the end there is Subscription Rates facility. Our tentative date for the general public is was1 one of the best things about A t L i b c O P Y mentary. But a mathematician ry in the conventional sense but a chronological outline of the Probate Court is open for con 10 A.M. typographical errors appearing in adver radioio, since it forced the writing about a truly great sci Margaret ’Truman the analysis and interpretation civilizations he analyzes, plus a ferences with the judge from Payable in Advance Saturday, March 31, but you’ll be reading more about that “Journey to Ixtlan,” MORIARTY tisements and other reading matter in Vf ■ serious listener to galvanize his Fiction entist probably would consider of history. In fact, it probably series of very useful maps. And 6:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. on The Manchester Evening Herald. as the date approaches. imagination' into creating those this objection superficial. Castaneda Thursday nights. Night One Month |3.2^' In the meantime, we have had numerous requeste from Douglas—Apostles of light set a' trend. the illustrations, both mon RROTHERS Single Copy 15< Display advertising closing hours, faces and settings which are so Eddings—High hunt “Johnny, We Hardly Knew But the English historian’s ochrome and full color, are cho telephone number: 649-0445. 31B Cantor Straot three full days prior to publication. scout groups and others for tours. We would ramer you explicit on the ’IV screen. Ronald C. Hood Ye,” O’Donnell and Powers study was not only a display of sen with imagination and effec William E. Fitzgerald By Carrier, Weekly 754 wait until after April 1 and then we will be happy to honor Edgar—End and beginning Associated Press Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon Many of those created faces Federbush—The man who lived massive knowledge, however tiveness that could hardly be Judge of Probate_____ One Year $39.00 each request. from the past still stand out in inner space prior to day of publication; 12 noon vividly, but foremost among Six Months $19.50 Friday for publi<;ation Saturday and We feel that our first tours should be available to our Fleming—Alas poor father! advertisers, news sources, and this we are planning for the them are those of the durable Three Months $9.75 Mpnday. people who populated the “Vic Fraser—Pandora last week of March. and Sade” show. The show, Gary—The gasp created by Paul Rhymer, first Godey—The taking of Pelham, was aired in 1932 and it lasted one, two, three -i; ‘Known for Quality, Famous for Sarvice, Since 1874 We received a letter taking us to task for not publishing through more than 3,500 scripts Guthrie—Wild pitch -I; all the way to 1945 with some Hogan—Conger’s woman Get In There And Dig the-fact that Gov. Meskill gave substantial pay raises to seven million persons reported Leader—Friad some workers. tuning in just in time to hear the Llewellyn—Pride of Israel, my % i The letter stated that The Herald was scanned for three announcer say: love il: As we in Connecticut are reading “Too many editors are worrying too days, Friday, Saturday and Monday, and no story could be “Once again we present your Marasco—Burnt offerings •: the various comments, pro and con, much about the threat to their found. We carried a story Thursday, Feb. 15, in which friends Vic and Sade — at Saint—Tyler’s Row -j whose smail house half-way up Segal—Fairly tale |i on the need for shield laws and what freedom,” Jessup concludes, Atty. Gen. Killian voiced personal outrage at the pay raises. There was a later version of the pay raise squabble in the next block you are invited Shulman—The Florentine J form such a law should take, we “whether from the White House or the which didn’t move on our Associated ftess wire. to spend a little while at this Non-Fiction j; members of the Fourth Estate, might courts. ’They are so busy looking over We were unable to reply to the author of the letter time.” . Adamson—Pippa’s challenge •: What was the secret of the Alvarez de Toledo Y :• ponder these thoughts. their shoulders they may be neglec because it was unsigned. show’s popularity? Ray Maura..My prison :• These were expressed recently on a ting their jobs. ’The press’s proper Bradbury explains it best per Armbruster—The forgotten i morning newscast over CBS by John duty is not to be intimidated and to haps in his introduction to this Americans >; Reggie Pinto of our photography staff was somewhat book when he writes, “Paul Beadle—Making fine wines and ;; DAYS K. Jessup. rely on the F irst Amendment. My ad dismayed when he attended the recent Springfield Rhymer got us dead-on in his liqueurs at home J LAST m i “Four reporters,’’ Jessup said, vice to all media is: keep on doing Gimping and Outdoor Show. sights but, good man that he Barry—Confessions of a •: There wasn’t a single State of Connecticut booth or was, didn’t shoot us dead. In what you’re doing. Get in there and basketball gypsy j: “have indeed gone to jail recently to display. However, Pennsylvania was well represented stead, he celebrated our incred Gen-Gurion—Ben-Gurion looks \ m ■ protect the confidentiality of their dig.” with a booth manned by some eight persons in addition to ible simplicities, our dull, long at the Bible •: days that were made bearable Bingham—Coronet among the 1;^ sources. And in the Caldwell case last What Jessup is saying to the media displays by private dealers. through love. The things that It points up something that we have been harping about grass ( summer, the Supreme Ck)urt declined is that the power of the press exer my Mom and Dad and brother Block—What your child wants i for some time in that this state is missing the boat by not Skip threw away, he saved. ‘to grant newsmen a testimonial cised responsibly and diligently needs doing a better job in promoting tourism, camping and String, old clocks fixed to the to really know about sex—and i no defense like shield laws. Converse point of ruin, tire-swings out of why ; privilege that other citizens do not recreation. Botein— Our cities burn,, wile • ly, if we allow our profession to When the state sponsored a tourism conference at trees, But, most of all, conver enjoy. ’ Hence, the push for a Federal sations more brilliant in their we play cops and rbbers (and state) shield law allowing become irresponsible and lazy, no * Mystic Seaport last year, we felt it would perhaps be the pointlessness, circling around Brown—Complete guide to i kickoff of a solid tourism promotion but apparently that nothing, than anything written prevention and treatment of ' reporters to refuse subpoenas. law, shield or otherwise, can protect athletic injuries Hilliard’s Pond in Wintry Dress. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) isn’t the case. since by Pinter or Beckett.” “But the fact remains that the right us. But explaining “Vic and Bryant—The social dimension of work to confidentiality sometimes does In that context perhaps the Connec Sade” really isn’t necessary. It’s been a pretty good winter for business, at least for Read any or all of the 30 scripts Cantin—Turn your ideas into conflict with other basic rights, such ticut press ought get out of the construction or some phases of it. Talking to a sign gathered in this volume and money as a defendant’s right to a fair trial. legislating business and back to the company owner the other day he told us that he is enjoying find out what it was ail about Castle—Peasant cooking of for yourself. many lands If the reporter differs with the court, job at hand of getting in there and Open Forum the best winter business in years. Phil Thomas Cimbollek—BasketbaH’s FIRST TIME EVER...Stearns & Foster maybe he should go to jail. The digging, letting the chips fail where In view of high unemployment statistics, he also Associated Press percentage offense commented that he is having difficulty getting Croce—The Fred Astaire and Seat ’N’ Sleep Convertible SofasI protection of sources is an old press they may, and letting our reac|ers and pie employed there. The supervisors with most of them experienced men. Ginger Rogers book custom which can survive amny listeners decide the issues which in es W orkers Cuthbertson—Bike tripping Famous Stearns & Foster now offers, beautiful convertible sofas and they’re negotiated contract would doing general maintenance ALBERT EINSTEIN. Crea judicial opinions. ’The press is strong sence is the only justification for a Being Denied cover only one small depart work on the floors? Daikey—Studies in the quality only available at Watkins! When you convert this lovely sofa into the bed, you’ll tor and Rebel. By Banesh Hoff of life enough to protect itself. free press anywhere or anytime. ment. In itemizing other areas Why eliminate one or two More sad news from the court: A district judge in find a quality full size bonnel unit mattress (53”x73”) of 312 coils to give a restful To the editor: Denver ruled Uiat police could not have a bullet surgically mann, with the collaboration of Davif—FDR: the beckoning of Appearing on the front page of cost increase (telephone, fuel minor jobs in dietary, tell a Helen Dukas. ’The Viking Press. flights sleep. The frame in Solid Maple or Oak is corner blocked, cross braced worker he must change jobs or removed from a man charged with the robbery of a bar destiny and double doweled. For seating comfort you have full size 5” cushions of nim of the Herald, Feb. 5, was a oil, electricity, etc.), Mr. 272 Pages. $8.95. Derecskey—The Hungarian report that the Tolland County Kenney failed to note that these quit, and then create a new and the murder of its owner in a shoot-out. Writing a biography of Albert bus poly-foam. All units include front Shepard casters, arm caps, TV head rest, have also been areas of cost supervisory job in the cafereria cookbook Superior Court dismissed the Since the defendant would be under anesthesia and the Einstein appears never to have Edgett—How to manage your and have “Tilt-balance” for easy cleaning under the sofa. Stop in and choose Russians Growing Might latest appeal by Manchester increase for the general public. with a higher rate of pay and surgery would require “a substantial intrusion” into bis been an easy task. For one your favorite style from our stock. And neither was it mentioned when a dietician is already way to the top Memorial Hospital in a case body, to remove the bullet for evidence would be a thing, Einstein himself, while Gelbei^Sleep regarding an order by the State that the hospital has not given cafeteria supervisor? Why violation of his constitutional rights, the judge held. It always willing to discuss his most advanced weapons sytem,” have employ two dieticians when Greenough—Letters of Horatio SALE ^ Soviet Russia is steadily expanding Labor Relations Board for the its employes a cost of living would, in effect, be compelling him to testify against ideas, was uncooperative to the increase since July 1971. Yet both work the same days and Greenough air, land, sea and missile power and been deployed around the world and hospital to negotiate with Local himself, which is prohibit^ by. the Fifth Amendment. point of impatience in dis Heuer—City of the stargazers 1199, Drug and Hospital Union, increasing hospital rates is hours? Why employ a kitchen closing what he considered per has no intention of slowing down the some 11,600 war planes range over the supervisor and then make a We seriously wonder about the infringed (Constitutional Levy—I can only tough you now which represents some 45 justified by this. sonal trivia. Such details, in the Manley—O, those extraordinary $199.95 m Naturally the hospital must kitchen aide responsible for the rights of the dead bar. owner or the rights of the public at hands of a judicious biographer, pace, despite beginning talks on Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans, dietary workers. women retain an attorney. But to loading of the food carts that go large to be secure in its persons and possessions. ’These can be very revealing. lessening tensions in Western Europe. and Mediterranean and Caribbean The court ruling said the Matilla—The Puerto Rican SLRB order violated in no way continue a two year court fight to the patients? Why is there matters apparently aren’t the concern of the court. Philipp Frank, who suc seas. such an abundance of cored Einstein as professor of poets A Russia General, Serge Sokolov, the hospital’s rights under the in which the hospital has Moustakas—Loneliness and already received three un management in the hospital and physics at the University of First Deputy Defense Minister, ’The British document observed: Federal and State love . u SALE Constitutions. This appeal was favorable decisions from the a shortage in the labor area? Despite the broadcast ban on. the advertising of Prague, wrote a biography of blamed Western “imperialism” that “There are at present some 94 Rus SLRB and Superior Court on the Mr. Kenney mentions that the master which receiv^ con Neusner—American Judaism filed by the hospital attorney in cigarettes, the pqr capita consumption of cigarettes is up; Patterson—Mr. Republican compels us to take steps for further sian and other Warsaw Pact divisions September 1971. Now, a year same issue does not seem to be employe cutbacks may be siderable praise. Now Banesh tobacco sales of manufacturers are up and so is profit. Hoffmann, professor of mathe Reed—Ladies who lunch »:❖ and a half later, the hospital has one way to cut unnecessary necessary. In the interest of $289 raising the combat strength of the in Eastern Europe and another 129 Rosenbaum—The mind factor spending. Just the opposite. It cutting spending, the higher The Federal Trade Commission, official monitor of the matics at Queens College of the ::W announced that they intend to City University of New York Rostow—The diffusion of power armed forces. divisons elsewhere in the Soviet file a further appeal, this time creates more lawyer fees and wage areas should be the first tobacco business, reports that 547.2 billion cigarettes were examined. sold during 1971, up 43 billion over the previous year. The and a. former colleague of Ein RuucU-The trip beyond In a speech on Soviet Army-Navy Union. with the Connecticut State adds court costs to an already' Sahadi—Miracle in Miami high retainer fee. The administration of figures aren’t in for 1972 but they are expected to show an stein’s at the Institute for Ad T he White Paper pointedly Supreme Court. vanced Study in Princeton, has Salkmahn—There is a child for Day, Sokolov naturally found fault In an article appearing in the It would seem that the public Manchester Memorial Hospital increase. is continuing to abuse the law written a short but author you with the West’s policy of dealing from observed: “Only negotiation from Hartford Times, Feb. 11, and th e medical and itative study of Einstein’s life Saltzman—Race war in high professional staff of the for their own purposes, taking strength and said "the aggressive strength is like to produce editable Edward M. Kenney, hospital and great work. Fortunately, he school administrator, discussed at hospital, and certainly the advantage of the delay our agreement. There must, therefore, be Bicycle sales for 1972 will be at an all-time high of about has had the assistance of Helen Schliephake—The birth of the stra te g y of im perialism is length reasons why hospital Board of Trustees, would ques court system provides in its Dukas, Einstein’s secretary present condition. It is 13 million, according to Hardware Merchandiser. Luftwaffe spearheaded against the Socialist no unilateral reduction in defense costs have increased and why tion the advisability of a further The old image of a bike being mainly something for from 1928 until his death in 1955. Smith—In his own image, but... they probably will continue to appeal on the part of the reasonable to assume that Despite its brevity, Hoff countries.” capabilities in the West.” another appeal will take a year children is fast disappearing. Nationwide it is gaining Stern—In praise of madness do so. He stated that the hospital. Surely the money mann’s book is not to be Taubes-Antique finishing for Russia has taken a hardnosed line, could be used to improve ser to settle. They continue to stature with adults, including the over 65 set, believe it or “We do not want to intimidate negotiations with Local 1199 skimmed over lightly. He tries beginners which the court ruling indicated vices to the public or conditions spend more money to postpone not. very hard to describe, within anyone,” Sokolov added. The record no doubt encouraged by concessions the inevitable, claiming that That’s why it is refreshing to see the town pursue the Terrell—Land grab would be forthcoming could in the hospital, or for that the grasp of us nonscientists, Tomkies—The Robert Mitchum does not support his statement, which won in the SALT I talks and the fact have “financial ramifications” matter, to pay the telephone their constitutional rights have establishment of bicycle patos. the meaning of such recondite violated. But it is the r i^ ts of story followed on the heels of a new British that some members of Congress want for the hospital. bill. We are also pleased to see the mayor’s new Safety Subjects as Einstein’s special Trudeau—Conversations with This is misleading, With the obvious concern these dietary workers t ^ t are (tommittee adopt a program of bicycle safety in our and general theories of rel assessment of Russia’s aggressive unilateral U.S. troop cutbacks in being violated. They are being Canadians considering the size of the over skyrocketing health.costs, schools. ativity, Max Planck’s great Vogt—The money personality buildup. Europe. hospital and the number of peo- it would seem that the hospital denied their right to union quantam theory — incidentally, representation. And with Wachs—How salesmen make WATKINS SEMI-ANNUAL SALE... A Special Event For You! Senator James Buckley of New administration would begin to he regards this as even more “There is no sign that the Soviet' repeated claims of how labor is revolutionary than relativity — things happen see and question some things Witherell—How the racers ski Union is anticipating the outcome of York urges that Congress go on record that I and other employes pushing up hospital costs, we A tip of the hat to the New England Regional Commis nuclear' physics, and the brou Watkins Semi-Annual Sale event really helps you save on Home Furnishings. There are Today^s Thought sion for providing the funds to produce an outstanding, haha at' the end of Einstein’s Wylie—400 miles from Harlem the negotiations by a slackening of its as opposing reduction of our forces in question already. Mr. Kenney wonder where the hospital will good prices, in every department—on every fioor, to make our customers happy. 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'The British gave a grim view of immensely strengthen President other when both of them are airports serving 80 major cities without having to change LINER education, international able to do the job alone with the Russia’s present strength, including Nixon’s hand for the hard bargaining relations, etc. However, in help of the secretary? planes. Has Rat... construction of 90 new silos for ahead. other areas that more closely What is the need of two CURRENT QUOTES It is also pleasing to read that (tonunissioner A. Earl affect our lives, WE can decide Wood will te delisted to conduct any pei^ns in the stays in placa The Russians may not want to assistant administrators “There were people jumping intercontinental ballistic missiles, six now what it will bring. dividing the hospital into areas up and down and putting their Greater New York area on a tour of Bradley if Uiey will without adhasivas intimidate anyone but they have done See these many famous names in Home Furnishings: DREXEL • new missile firing submarines and 300 A basic tenant of Christianity of responsibility when perhaps arms around each other and notify him in advance of their arrival. boUi 12” and 22” %y3% is that we can change. We are attack and cruise missle submarines. it before and will do it again when the administration could do the there were tears running down Connecticut is fortunate to have such a fine facility. roH widaia HERITAGE • PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE • PATRIOT PINE • BEALS • never trapped by what we were. job adequately with only one our faces.” — Air Force 0)1. Soviet Naval forces, carrying “the they confront weakness. It is as simple as knowing and assistant? Why drfesi the Robinson Risner, recalling the we have all colors: white, gold, SPRAGUE CARLTON • LANE • FOUNDERS • HITCHCOCK • HALE • accepting what lies behind us, housekeeping department, reaction at his North blue, flame, yellow and avocado... CLYDE PEARSON UPHOLSTERY • ECLIPSE • SIMMONS • DAYSTROM • understanding it; deciding what comparitively the size of Vietnamese prisoner of war A reminder that our Readership Survey is under way and m: we want to be, where we want dietary, have at least eight camp to the first American B52 the questionnaire will be appearing in our newspaper from BIGELOW-SANFORD • DOWNS • LEES • STEVENS GULISTAN • Today in History to be, and doing it. raids on Hanoi last December. time to time. We would greatly appreciate you taking the our onco a year aato WESTWOOD • COLONIAL CLOCKS • DIXIE Change is possible for every time to fill out the form which can either be mailed to us or “Maybe not all the theories in person. The doctrine of freewill dropped off in person. We sincerely want to know your m: Today is Wednesday, Feb. 28, were killed when a gun In 1966 U.S. astronauts Elliott underscores the availability of H erald my books are correct. But there is no doubt that we wa:« visited thoughts. Please only one response per reader because this the 59th day of 1973. lliere are exploded on a navy ship during See Jr. and Charles Bassett choices; the choice permits Yesterdays will help us insure survey accuracy. 306 days left in the year. an excursion down the Potomac were killed when their jet change. If you choose not to from outer space long ago.” — 83« rag. 98e Today’s highlight in history: River. trainer crashed into an change, by simply not making 25 Years Ago Author Erick von Daniken On this date in 1942, in the In 1868, Benjamin Disraeli aerospace plant in Missouri. choices; you have made that commenting on his best-selling Mayor Cecil W. England account of an ancient visitation A California edjtor made a suggestion awhile back which Pacific war, Japan invaded the replaced Lord Derby as Prime Ten years ago: President choice also. But, remembering opens Red Cross Drive to raise “try ua, you’ll like ual” John F. Kennedy called for new that what you are is shaped as to earth by astronauts. would probably i ^ t good response with some readers. last allied bastion in the Dutch Minister of Britain. quota of $14,570. He suggested tharpublishers, instead of reporters, go to 935 Main St., Downtown Manchester - Open Tuesday through Friday East Indies, the island of Java. In 1919, Republican Sen. measures to protect Negro much by the future as by the jail for withholding court-demanded Information and buy your Oip this date — Henry Cabot Lodge began a rights in voting, schools and past; start making choices. “’This looks like a good day to winning 'Til 9 P.M. - Saturdays 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. - Closed Mondays - In 1463, the Italian painter, campaign against U.S. jobs. Choices that will move you 10 Years Ago run a case of rifles or drugs, or documents. National Labor Relations just a bottle pf scotch.” — A Since rqiortoa the agents of the publlsh«rs and Phone 643-5171 - Charge it with Our Revolving Charge Plan or Master Charge Rapl^l. was bom in Urbino, membership in the League of' Five years ago: ’The French from where you are, to where tie AirwA__ __ ItlOltBtB Board announces Amalgamated customs official describing the I t ^ . Nations. " government said it had you want to be. since the ultimate responsibility tor the content of the : the mtroeta of moSa^Mt A ^ fainvayi - We also have a Layaway Plan without Interest Charges. In 1844, U.S. Secretary of In 1946, Switzerland information that an uncon submitted by: Clothing Workers of America potential smugglers’ paradise papei^lies with the publisher, it is the publisher vdio should State Abel P. Upshur, announced that its army would ditional halt to the U.S. bom Rev. David M. Campbell has withdrawn unfair labor made possible by today’s 24- pay the penalty for violating court orders. Secretary of the Navy Thomas stop using the Prussian goose bing of North Vietnam would United Methodist Church practice ch^ges against hour strike of British civil He perhaps has a point. W. 'flUaici* sod thrM others step result in peace talks. Bolton Pioneer P ara m te Co. servants. O MANCHESTER EVENtNG HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Feb. 28, 1973 - PAGE N I ^
PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Feb- 28, 1973 Pension Board Asks Vernon Notes Houley and McCoy Argue $7 14 ,2 2 5 This Year a A R Court Cases iEUTiuvnfwi Over Makeup Of Vernon Boards The Manchester Pension ’Thomas Rollason explained it, 1150 hrmiOi h a m By PfflL PASTORET Board is requesting a $714,225 “ Our pension fund is in good Club Planning Mardi Gras have brought them up when he found the Senate was made up 801 Sim Lm Today is the tomorrow you Action (HI six appointments to said he Eyas not basing his vote CIRCUIT COURT 12 Earl R. Fisher, 18, of 35 town contribution for 1973-74 — shape at present. What our was a state senator ... maybe of 29 Democrats and seven m worried a^ut yesterday— various boards and on any of the persons involved. Manchester Session Oakland Dr., South Windsor, up $564,225 over the 8150,000 it actuary recommends is a town because he was a majority Republicans and the Senate, 140 and you were so right. commissions blossomed into an He said he was not suggesting failure to drive a reasonable received in the current fiscal contribution to keep the fund in The Polish-American Club but anyone wishing to make a Catholic churches will sponsor a • • • mfemb’er then.’’ He added^. Dem ocrats and 139 Other cases disposed of or RUMCKSTER argument at Monday night's that art illegal act was being distance apart, nolle. year. balance into the future. We (PAC), Village St., Rockville, contribution should make the special pre-marriage course for W e’re all for conoerl- “ Either he was irresponsible Republicans. nolled (not prosecuted) 26(1 Ibrtli IM at IMr Town Council meeting when committed - “ there is rtone” Richard Galipault, 18, of In a separate request, it is deplore the cuts the directors will hold its annual pre-Lenten check payable to the Cystic high school seniors on four ing to the metric system then or he is irresponsibie Monday, which were not A I OiSCOUNT Councilman Robert Houley said but I think the Town Council ’The mayor explained that the Wolcott, speeding, |34 bond recommending an $11,050 make because they are only buffet dinner-dance and Mardi Fibrosis Fund Drive and mail it Sunday nights starting March —we’d like to count our now.” reported in Tuesday’s Herald, he would vote “ no” on the should discuss the matter, he . .4 u . state minority representation included: forfeit. allocation for its administrative postponing''the inevitable. ’The Gras Saturday in the club to Bioniarz at 30 Vernon Ave., 11 and ending April 1. money tn 10s. added. “ ’The Republicans don’t Another minority if ember of appointed bodies, Edward D. Hinckley, 21, of ’The theme of the course will appointments “ because of Andrew Anderson, 19, of expenses. time may come — in the near or ballroom from 8:30 p.m. to 1 Rockville or to the TKB Club. have a monopoly on talent,” the councii, Thomas Wolff, and j a 4-1, , balance,—i—— is required. Jamaica . Plains, Mass., be “ Looking Ahead.” It will be defiance of minority represen- Marlborough, improper parking Last spring, the Pension far future — when the returns a.m. Houley said. referring to the time when the “ We are adhering to the spirit soliciting rides unlawfully, 810 conducted by three marriage Ution.” and failure to carry license, Board had asked for $541,027 in on our investments cease to be Dancing will be to the music K of C Councilman Richard town administration was of the statutes,” he said. bond forfeit. counselors and three married ’This was not the first time nolle. the 1972-73 budget. ’The Board of favorable. Town contributions of the Johnny Menko Orchestra. The Rev. Richard Fontaine, a MacEtonald, a Republican, Mid Democratic, said, “ When the Timothy E. Hutchinson, 16, couples from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Houley objected to The council then, with the James R. Agustus, 26, of Directors cut it to $150,000. now can prevent worries A buffet dinner will be served native of Rockville and the he had kept quiet the last time Democrats were in, there was a 271 Lake St., Andover, appointments for the same exception of Houley, approved Hartford, fourth-degree Both recommendations, tjhe later!” at 10 p.m. assistant chancellor of the Joseph CJiurch Hall, Union St., P. Houley cried “ defiance of spirit concerning disobeying officer’s orders, reason. At the Jan. 15 meeting, the following; appointments: larceny, nolle. $541,027 for 1972-73 and the ’The group’s golf club will Norwich Diocese, wiii be the Rockville. minority representation” but appointments.” Mayor McCoy nolle. Any high school seniors not in Houley, one of four Democrats Donald Gandini to the Perma William F. Brown, 20, of East 8714,225 for 1973-74, come from meet Sunday at 2 p.m. to guest speaker at the annual decided he would not do the told him that at that time the Robert Johnson, 54, of 183 ASHKIE CYO or any college students on the 12-member Town nent Building Committee; Hartford, failure to carry the Pension Board’s actuary, 4 ox. Can organize and make rules for the communion breakfast of Our same this time. council was equally divided 6- Lydall St., being found in COMPANY CHAPLAIN who are interested will be r^>sirr^inters aren’t like Council, questioned the Donald M. Leonard to the license, nolle. the Martin E. Segal Co. of ADAMSVILLE, Pa. (AP) - lSm%. Reg. 874 coming season. All members Lady of Fatima Council, “ It seems the- minority 6. toxicated, nolle. welcome if they notify the Rev. one disremembered them. political makeup of several Recreation Commission; James W. Butler, 23, of New Heads ZBA Hartford. Few industrial corporations in THIS WEEK are eligible and anyone unable Knights of Columbus, March 11. * « 0 . members (of the councii) have 'The minority representation Cynthia A. Krajewski, 18, of Keg. S i . t S William Schneider prior to the boards and commissions. At Franklin Sykes to the Perma Haven, making excessive noise, Monday afternoon at a short America can boast a chaplain to attend the Sunday meeting ’The breakfast will follow the raised their campaign ball(X)ns bill was passed in 1959 by a 95 (^edar St., failure to drive in THtS WWXM The only man ever that time Mayor Frank M<:Coy,' nent Building Committee; $40 bond forfeit. Bernard R. Johnson of 92 business meeting, the Pension among their personnel. may call Andy Janton for 8:30 a.m. Mass at St. Bernard series. kfiown to get a chocolate- and we’ve listened to their Democratic controiled the proper lane, nolle. referring to several unaffiliated Edmund F. Dwyer, and Emilio Michael F. Choman, 22, of 24 Redwood Rd., was elected Board agreed to make a Niagara Therapy Corporation further information. Church and will be served at the nut bar ujith more than rhetoric... now it’s time for a legislature, MacDonald Thomas W. L ^ t, 31, of Rt. 6, persons on these boards, said he Pellegrini to the Traffic McCabe St., failure to grant chairman of the Manchester concerted effort this year for of tnis city, manufacturer of 'The club’s regular meeting K of C Hall on Prospect St. Legion Auxiliary one small peanut was the few facts,” MacDonald said. explained in reply to Houley’s Columbia, passing in a' no portable health equipment and SHOULDERS felt by placing them he was Authority and Emanuel Gerber right of way, nolle. Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) the requested amount. Its will be held March 9 at 8 p.m. Tickets may be purchased by Dobosz-Ertel-Laboc-Hansen poor guy who left his He said that every board remark that at that time the passing zone, $25 bond forfeit. home and office furniture, is a fulfilling his duties as far as to the Housing Authority. It was Kenneth A. Gark, 18, of 30 Monday night, in a short representatives will explain the contacting Francis King, Unit 14, American Legion store choppers at home. conforms to the state statutes. House was controlled by Ora M. M cN eal, 43, of company that can. majority representation' is noted that three of the six are Bissell Rd., Coventry, business meeting before the request to the Board of “ Y” Officers Willard Voisine, Raymond Auxiliary will sponsor a (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) “ It seems to me if Councilman Republicans and the Senate by Somers, failure to obey a stop Welsh-born Dr. Pryce concern^. Republicans and three are operating a snowmobile on a ZBA’s monthly hearing session. Directors. 2 0 C 0 F R The nominating committee of Elliott or Philip Mariott. grocery bingo March 6 at 7:45 Houley had any questions about Democrats. MacDonald said sign, 815 bond forfeit. Jenkins, a psychologist In casting his no vote on last highway, case filed. Johnson, a Democrat, It was the consensus of the the Indian Valley YMCA has p.m. at the post home. West disproportionment he should today, he checked on this and unaffiliated. Louis F. Pace, 24, of Bronx, employed by the firm, is also a night’s appointments, Houley Jam es D aley, 53, of no succeeds Nicholas Jackston of Pension Board that the pension presented a slate of officers for Pre-marriage Course Rd., Rockville. The bingo N. Y., operating an unregistered minister. In addition to certain address, intoxication, 405 Hackmatack St. Jackston fund is in good shape and that delivering the invocation at consideration of the Board of The CYO groups of the area games are open to the public. motor vehicle, 825 bond forfeit. ONLY nolle. resigned from the ZBA post no pensioner need have any company sales meetings and Managers. Albert J. Parent, 49, North Roger A. Deseve, 18, of Great Feb. 6 when his wife, Phyllis, worry whatever concerning his conventions, he officiates at Names presented were Larry Grafton, Mass., speeding, 840 Neck, N.Y., hitchhiking, nolle. was elected to fill a vacancy on or her benefit payments. weddings of Niagara’s Halpern, chairman; Philip bond forfeit. Louise Doherty, 18, of 205 N. the town’s Board of Directors. As Pension Board secretary .employees. Choma, vice chairman; Donald Dale J. Ransome, 20, of 104‘/4 Elm St., failure to obey stop A native of Manchester, Gandini, financial secretary END Homestead St., failure to obey sign and failure to carry Johnson is a distriqt represen and Nancy Zocco, recording a stop sign, 825 bond forfeit. license, nolle. tative of Lutheran Brotherhood secretary. Harold E. Engstrom, 70, Wayne D. Shaw, 26, of 199 of Minneapolis, Minn., a OF South St., Coventry, fourth- Oak St., towing an unregistered fraternal insurance society. He motor vehicle, 825 bond forfeit. Grange Meets degree larceny, nolle. has been on the ZBA since Vernon Grange wiii hoid its MONTH November 1971, when ap SALE! regular meeting Friday at 8 pointed an alternate. Last p.m. at the Grange Haii, Rt. 30. O.M summer he was appointed to fill ’The program wiil be “ A Visit to a vacancy on the board created Pennsylvania Dutch Country by the resignation of Martin Weiss Sees Funds Through Slides.” PICK OF THE HITS! Foley. ’The Junior Grange will meet Johnson had served as ZBA Bubble ana Saturday at 2 p.m. and its ABC DunhiTI & secretary since last November. Continuing For program will be “ St. Patricks Johnson attended local schools D igital M l/atches Bluesway Records and is a 1954 graduate of Day.” Emergency Jobs Manchester High School. He is OlOlTAU active in church affairs, as lay CF Fund Drive Rag. 13.®r chairman of the congregation The Cystic Fibrosis Fiind BUBBLE March 6. The Board of Direc Town Manager Robert Weiss and stewardship chairman at campaign, under the spon tors, in a routine action, is says Manchester is assured Emanuel Lutheran Church of sorship of the TKB Club is being 0498 sufficient state and federal being asked to place it in the headed by Staniey Bioniarz and General Fund Budget and to Manchester. funds to the end of the current He is married to the former the goal has been set at $4,000. designate it for emergency •All B. B. King fiscal year to pay the salaries of Helen Johnson of Arlington, Va. The drive will start March 24 employment. those town employes hired The couple has two children — with a battle of the bands * a!! Severinten Commenting on the •Al Ray Charles under the Unemployment Karen, 9, and Peter, 10. program at Rockville High availability of leftover funds in • All Steely Dan Emergency Program. In other action Monday night, School under the leadership of the program, Weiss said the •All Jamas Gang He said also there are signs Paul J. Rossetto of 88 Ralph Biii Gaston, owner of the information comes to him from (or ’73'. the program may be extended Rd., was named ZBA secretary, Piccardy ’Third Music Shop in •AllJim Croce First District Congressman Wilt Chamberlain 1/2” Hardboard another year: (1) Because of succeeding Johnson. Rockville. Any band interested William Cotter. He said Cotter the availability of leftover Rossetto, a partner in the in entering should contact him. Basketball Backboard & Goalee. told him many communities funds in the national program; real estate firm of Blanchard A door-to-door canvass wiii across the country failed to Lysol [1 (2), because of repeat and Rossetto of Manchester, is be made Aprii 1 under the Our SAVE take advantage of the grants SF legislation being introduced in also a Manchester native. He is direction of John Gill who will Reg. Spray, 14 or. f *2! accessible to them. As a 8.99 6.88 ! Svi 1 -99i Congress. a 1957 graduate of Manchester be assisted by volunteers from consequence, explained Cotter, 1/2” steel goal with net. The grant to Manchester to High School and has attended Little League and Rockville ^ Official size, weight, •atNetCT*"’ money may be available to keep 5/8” Ma8onite_ the end of this month has the University of Connecticut. Fire Department and children Spalding Ny-Weave con the program going an additional struction ^.Backboard AQoal 22.9 V totaled 8223,500. Weiss said an Rossetto is a member of the of club members. year — but at a reduced level. added 8134,625 is anticipated Manchester Board of Realtors, Businessmen will not be The formula for Emergency Slazenger Kills household germs, soon — enough to keep the and the Connecticut and contacted directly as in the past prevents mold, mildew. Employment grants, is based on program funded locally to June national Associations of Real the proportion of unemployed in General Electric General Electric Self 30, the end of the current fiscal Estate Brokers. He is on the G.E. Automatic the state to unemployed in the Fantastik 3 Speed year. A public hearing on the Citizens Advsiory Committee, a Cleaning Spray Iron nation. Vernon Grill & Waffle Maker 8134,625 grant will be held member of the Greater 1/2 Gallon Deluxe Hand Mixer Manchester has 38 temporary Manchester Chamber of employes under the program. It Our Commerce, and UNICO. Popular M-24 has had as many as 42. Town Budget (Hiemold Reg. afcl 9.97 Rossetto and his wife, Claire, 8.99 9.97 P u s h button s e lf cleaning feature $132,856 Due Weiss said he is preparing his 1.59 6.97 have three children. flushes mineral deposits. Spray, 1973-74 tentative budget on the Provides Hike Rod Laver White or Yellow Rugged motor handles all types Use togrill, fry or bake. Double non Refill your Fantastik j stick coating, easy to clean. # 644T steam or dry. F110WH , On Tax List assumption that at least some Tennis Racket' Tennis Balls spray bottle and save! of batters. Easy to clean beaters. of the temporary employes will For Workers J Outstanding Manchester have to be let go. He said he Our Every State Has Rise When the Town Council puts Our SPECIAL taxes for the fiscal year ended may recommend in his budget Reg. Reg. Washington — With an in its budget together for the 2.29 PRICE June 30,1972 totaled 8132,856 on that some of them be retained 8.99 P. crease in both passenger-car coming year it wiii allow a 2.5 6.88 Slazenger's 1 -73 — used at Jan. 31, 1973, according to a in their jobs and paid with town r t Multi-laminated, all nylon and truck registrations in every per cent cost-of-living wage Wimbledon. Nylon ar report by Ernest Machell, funds. iv-'i strung, leather grip. state, U.S. motor-vehicle regis moured w(X)l cover. Can collector of revenue. He said increase for all non-union town He said he will have an trations reached an estimated of 3. the total had been $271,517 when announcement soon on his employes. 117.6 million in 1972, an in The council approved the s'' the current fiscal year began. recommendations regarding crease of 4.6 million in a year. Machell report^ also that those temporary employes. increase Monday night and taxes outstanding on Jan. 31 for allowed for merit increases which wiii be made on the basis ft Panasonic Pocket the 1970-71 fiscal year were Sterling On Crystal English Ironstone 874,106; that for the 1969-70 ON THE of individual evaluation by the Beseler Unirex Dinnerware Portable Radio fiscal year, 825,532; and that for department heads. Si Serving Pieces Councilman Stuart Neff Single Lens Reflex the 1968-69 fiscal year, $15,750. m m '€m 20 Pc. 5 Pc. Machell explained the suggested that the cost-of-living Our Our situation is similar to previous increase be set low to give the Rag, Reg.. 1 3 ^ 4 SILENT PARTNERS Reg. 24.95 10.88 mayor an opportunity to set the to $10 years at this date. If the CAN FILE JOINTLY BernzOmatic 149.99 4.88 Easy radial dial tuning, 2 1/4 merit increase higher. 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The council waived ■ Lose weight without speak to one another only through their attorneys, Can this provision when President hunger or pills— thehigh torch. 7-pc. kit, tips, tank, to those property owners owing case. LKetIma Guarantee. back taxes. The statements they still file a joint tax return for 1972? Nixon set his 5.5 per cent wage calorie way! give them 10 days to pay or, if guidelines. an explanation is in order, to BIG SAVINGS IN OUR TOY DEPT. ANSW ER: Yes, so long as they were still legally married on SAVE $20 present that explanation. The Elecember 31 o f the tax year they are eligible to file a joint next step, said Machell, is to 8 Track Stereo^ return. Remember, though, that on a joint return they must Robert Taylor send tax warrants. “ I expect a include all o f their income and deductions and that they Tape Player with Cosco Cradle Seat sizable total soon,” he said. both must sign it. 18inch Blacklight 25 Ft. U.L. Approved Nominated Trouble Light Built in F.M. 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MANCHESTER EVEXING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 28, 1973— PAGE ELEVEN p a g e t e n - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 28, 1973 Cub Scout Newg -V'- About Town . ScaMia U4BK. V a n O i d ^ Jeff Pierce, traveler and Cub Pack 53 AmericJL, wffl aaeet Tkarsday sportsman; Everett Carpenter, The following awards and at S pm . im O H FcBows HaB. advancements were made at traveler; -Dean After (he M ctiBe. m antats of “W fengetim o sportsman; John Ji recent meetings of Cub Scout the lastractors mf the engineer; Douglas Marti, Jeff Pack 53, Wadell School: Steven Handkavped ariD preseat a Pierce, Steve Witham, John Taylor, Bobcat; James program agdalBiBe Iheir ac Heavens, Everett C arpent^ Btodkyat4:15 McKenna, Anthony Vogt, tivities with the h ■iBr'^qiwl- Dean LeMay, craftsman and Thomirs Carpenter, Ben engineer; Douglas Marti and Magowan, Russell Smith, Todd Officen aad directors of Jeff Pierce, forester; Scott Matthews; Allen Cavicchi, Omar aaiae CM> «iD meet at t ...sceyouthenT Smith, artist and outdoorsman. David Frank, Richard Russell tonigh at the home of Al A rocket race was held m ■g and Arthur Belasky, Wolf; “Potpourri” . . . 'Household Hints and Shopping Tips for • Rossetto. S3 Lake SL January and Edward Dobranski Scott McKenna, William won the trophy for the fastest today’s busy woman, to save you timerand money. Don’t , Szarek, Craig Matthews, Bear; Fiienddap Lodge of Bfasnas James McKenna, Thomas rocket. Andy Fritz was second miss us — We’re here on the women’s page — just for will have a ImiarTr mectiag The Baby Has and Craig Matthews, third. The Carpenter, Russell Smith, gold you. Thursday at 7:3i pm . at Um arrows; Thomas Carpenter, “ best constructed” award went Masoaic Temple. Dress is to Eugene Gilliland and Dean Russell and William business sate. Szarek, silver arrows; Jon William Szarek won the “ most B een N am ed Brandt, 2-year perfect atten original” award. We Help You Spring Cleaning? Senior Citlzens''Special The Do 11 Yourself Fixers ...Time is coming soon. Don't Next time yea fiod some dance. small oinga o f a emd grade of After a long business trip, phone ahead for Also, Webelos: EVerett Need any perking up? If you are doing a little forget to pick up your Blue Lustre Shampooer for $1 a day turldih teimKag ea sale; boy it Carpenter, Douglas Marti, Read Potpourri PARISIAN COIFFURES at 50 carpeting or painting job and make h a iiv kitchea haed that reunion at the airport...and that ride citizen; Dean'LeMay, Oak St. will offer on any around the house, you will find and Blue Lustre Shampoo from Fucile, Tamara Lynn, daughter of Robert T. and Eileen M. VEAL’S VARIETY STORE, ^ towels from it. Cat iato a Seattle to Hartford is only 85^.* naturalist; Eugene Gilliland, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday MANCHESTER LUMBER. 155 round shape aad hem. Then home. McDevitt Fucile of 26 St. Moritz Circle, Stafford Springs, former Center Street, (Pine Shopping John Heavens, Steve Witham, or Thur^ay a shampoo and set Center Street, Manchester, crochet a pretty border alt 'Low, long distance evening rate (5 to 11 P.M., Sunday through Friday) for ly of Manchester. She was born Feb. 20 at Manchester Memorial Keep a book of children’s Plaza). for 32.50 and a haircut if needed very helpful in aiding you to around with eaatrasting three-minute calls dialed direct without operator assistance. Remember Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. J. stories in your car. If necessary for $1.50 more, or a permanent pick out the correct materials. thread. Attach a ribboa or there's a three-hour time difference. Lawrence McDevitt of Weymouth, Mass. Her paternal grand including shampoo, haircut and to wait in the car for any Tel. 643-5144; ask for Jack or bow to the center to parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dominic S. Fucile of Weymouth, Mass. reason, ^ou can pass the time For easy and accurate record set for $9. Tel. 643-9832 for an Frank. You will find them very If you dry clothes indoors, matdi e d p a g . This aray be by reading a favorite story to huqg on the kadb of a kitchen Her paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Antonio appointment. helpful. keeping, file your household .either on lines or in a dryer, Allegra of Weymouth, Mass. She has a brother, Anthony Joseph, the youngsters. You can hold bills and checks in check files cabinet aad cnnms in hoady for r j i . in L ' their attention better too, if keep the drying room well 2. ------and household files from many tikings ia additioo to you substitute their names for Slicing off the top one- ventilated and close it off from Hevey, Maura Beth, daughter of John and Maureen McKeever FAIRWAY in downtown being a pretty kitchen Southern New England Telephone those of the characters in the quarter inch of a carrot with a the rest of the house. Hevey of Mohegan Lake, N.Y. She was bom Feb. 20 at Putnam aooeaaacy. stories. sharp knife will reduce Manchester. Community Hospital, Carmel, N.Y. Her maternal grandparents shriveling during storage. ' . . . are Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward McKeever of 61 Washington St. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harlow J. Hevey of Fort Girls, Girls, Girls Atkinson, Wis. Her paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. John S. SPRING FASHIONS We create styling for little Hevey of Fort Atkinson, Wis. girls and not so little girls. You’ll get that "Spring feeling’’ '’ LITTLE WOMEN SUOOR Griswold, Jennifer Ann, daughter of Allen and Louise Maher when you see the wonderful new Put a sweet, s u ^ y crust on COIFFURES, 43 Purnell Place, Griswold of 47 River St., Framingham, Mass. She was born Feb. collection of Spring fashions sweet rolls and pie crusts by Manchester, 649-3320. 20, at Leonard Morse Hospital, Natick, Mass. Her maternal spreading sugar on the pastry grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Geis of Niantic, we’ve assembled for you. W e’re board instead of the flour. formerly of Manchester. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and sure you’ll love what you see, so Mrs. Bradford Griswold of West Hartford. She has a sister, A four-compartment , do plan to come in — very soon 1 silverware holder from the Wendy Louise, Vh. Flowers Are Cheerful Winter is here ; brighten your dime store is a fine addition to T o always have a nice your child’s desk. It will hold Sabia, Jennifer Lynn, daughter of Charles A. and Shirley J. home with flowers from our dessert at an instant’s notice, all the small odds and ends place scoops o f ice cream on a Pastore Sabia of 9 S. Hawthorne St. She was born Feb. 21 at Herald photo by Pinto cash and carry special at such as erasers, pencils, clips Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are BUETTNERS FLORIST, 1122 chilled cookie sheet. Freeze. Mrs. Arnold Maidelis, left, and Mrs. Harold S. Barrett admire their sons’ new Eagle Scout pins. and the like that make for Roll in either minted coconut, Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Pastore of East Hartford. Her paternal Burnside Ave., East Hartford, clutter on the desk top and in coffee coconut or crushed nuts grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sabia of Enfield. She has 528-9586. its drawers. or roll some in each. Place in two sisters, Lisa Ann, 8; and Patricia, 7. plastic bags in freezer. iiliiiiiiiii Troop 126 Awards Eagle Scout Badges Add a few dr(^ of vinegar Maggaro, Mark Thoinag, son of Thomas and Nancy Santos Things New Martin 0. Maidelis and David He has two brothers who also Star Scout; William Stratford, Ralph Goff, David Montany, to cake icing while beating and Massaro of 333 W. Middle Tpke. He was bora Feb. 23 at it will be softer and less gritty. ...Bucilla O ew el Kits have PEWTER SALE STARTS THURSDAY, 9 A.M. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Barrett were presented their attained the rank of Eagle Stephen Hall, Douglas Fahle, and Neal Montany. just arrived at KNITTERS Special For Children Shop oarly for boat aoloctlona Receiving skill awards were Tel. Mr. and Mrs. Irenee Cote of West Hollywood, Fla, His paternal Eagle Scout badges Monday Scout with Troop 126. First Class Scouts; Ralph Ley, WORLD. Don’t forget to stop at Let the children enjoy dining Buy Now tor Blrthdaya, Annlvoraarlea, Glen Nichols, James Adams, grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Massaro of 52 Hillcrest night at a Boy Scout Troop 126 David, the son of Dr. and Tenderfoot; and Alan 643-9016 the weaving department and out with Mom & Dad. Stop at Clifford Hall. Ralph Ley, Frank Chrlatmoa, or tor youraolll Rd. He has a brother, Michael Joseph, 2V4. Court of Honor at Emanuel Mrs. Harold S. Barrett of 120 S. Faircloth, Scout. see the two Harness Table MR. STEAK, 244 Center St., Ley, Eric Benson, Douglas Lutheran Church. Lakewood Circle, is attending looms and Inkle looms, and Manchester, and let them pick TANKARDS Merit badges were presented Suljak, Steven William, son of George T. Jr. and Ellen Forkel Martin, a Grade 9 student at Brown University, Providence, Fahle, Ralph Goff, Stephen Warping frames. We also carry from their own menu. Prices to Martin Maidelis, Frank Ley, Suljak of 34 Claire Rd., Vernon. He was born Feb. 19 at Illing Junior High School, is the R.I. Hall, Carl Kjellson, Martin Rt. 83, Talcottville, Conn. the line of yarns necessary. start from 29i( for a chicken Alan Hokanson, David Millis, Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Other advancement awards Maidelis, David Millis, William KNITTERS WORLD, dinner. Ralph Ley, Robert Peterson, the Rev. and Mrs. Frederick W. Forkel of Silver Spring, Md. His Maidelis of 38 Hawthorne St. were presented to David Millis, Stratford, and Alan Faircloth. Manchester Parkade. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George T. Suljak Sr. of Baltimore, Md. He has a sister, Kristen Louise, 2. Only self-polishing wax should be used on asphalt tile. Big & Tall Men Stop the clinging tendency of This wax dries shiny and does Reg. Newman, Alligon and Amanda, twin daughters of Frederick About Town College Notes Men’s Group You 're HOUSE BIG & TALL SHOP, 903 Main Important garments made from synthetic not need buffi ng. $10.00 and Carol Cronin Newman of Rt. 44A, Coventry. They were born To Us Street, Manchester, has every fibers by adding a small Feb. 23 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Their maternal Miss Susan H. Glenney, To Hear Of The Ladies of St. James size for every man. Why waste amount of fabric softener to grandfather is Edward Cronin of 97 Lenox St. Their paternal daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Churin Church will pay their respect in time running around the state the tinal rinse water. 1 pt. capacity, g la ss bottem, All 14k GoW grandmother is Mrs. Gloria Newman of 44 Cambridge St. Their Edward H. Glenney of 182 Women’s Lib Golden Charm gives (distinc a group to the late Mrs. Alden B. looking for your man’s size? satin finish, 3-tettsr paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sheehan Boulder Rd., has achieved tive haircutting & hairstyling Reg. $6.50 to $12.95 (Catherine) Bailey at the Regal’s Big & Tall Shop Has of 49 Deming St. They have a brother, Michael, 4. academic honors during the “ How Liberated Can A Any Style for women. Senior Citizens 10% Monogram Engraved FREE. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 It...643-2478. winter term at Cushing Married Women Be,” will be Do you have long hair, short off. Master Charge excepted. Main St., Wednesday at 7:45 Academy, Ashburnham, Mass. the topic under discussion hair or a special style? The For appointment call 649-2806. p.m. and will also attend the Thursday night at 7:30, when girls at LOVELY LADY can do “ Let’s Get Together at the funeral at 9:45 a.m. Thursday. Place tissue paper between -By CLAY R. POLLAN- Miss Paula J. Sanchini, representatives of the Women’s right sides of material when any style necessary. Call 649- GOLDEN CHARM,’ ’ 1143 LlIRA daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emor Lib Center of Hartford are y W uAn.tt Your Daily Activity Guide J M sewing velvet. This saves the 7666 for an appointment. Lovely Tolland Tpke., Burr Corners, Sanchini of 122 Maple St., has guest speakers at a meeting of material from matting. 1* If According to the Start. First Church of Christ, Lady, 390 Main St. Manchester. To develop message for Thursday, been named to the fall term ^17-18-17-3S 36-37-39-50/: Scientist, will have a testimony the Methodist Men of South read words corresponding to numbers 3/42-46:87 55-59-81-89tj meeting tonight at 8 at the dean’s list at Hartwick College, United Methodist Church, of your Zodiac birth sign. Oneonta, N.Y., where she is a Your Choice TAURUS You 31 Sfoy 61 Desire SCORRIO church. The meeting is open to Manchester. AM. 20 2 People 32\lp 62 Your ocr. 23 senior biology major. The meeting will be held in ALL SILVER REFLATING A the public. I MAY 20 3 Hoppy 33 And 63 Fine NOY. 21 64 Fellow the church reception hall and is 1-13-40-43 4 People 34 Without 5 May 35 Be 65 To 5I-53-58A158A1^ John Schuetz, son of Mr. and open to the public. IJ70-76-79-84 6 More 36 Troces 66 For 65A7-I80B21; EXPANSION AND LINK TYPE 6/ Buy Mrs. Henry Schuetz of 258 Speakers are Ree Tierney, GEMINI 7 Play 37 Of SAGITTARIUS 8 Change 38 Hesitotioo 68 In The Mayfair Y Club will have Hackmatack St., has received Mo Ludwig and Pat Yashi, all NOY. REDUCED 20% 9 Observont 39 Discord 69 Own a social gathering Thursday at high honors at Schiller College members of the Center. A 20 10 Your 40 tncl^r^es 70 To CASULli WATCHBANDS DEC. 41 Could 71 With 10 a.m. at Cronin Hall of in Berlin, Germany, where he is 41-47-49 11 Over 2- 6- 9-25 question and answer period will No ohaxge for straightening* 12 Hand 42 Antogonistic 72 Finonces Mayfair Gardens. a junior history major. 13 Optimism 43 You 73 Recreotion 28-29-85-86 be held following their talks. CANCER 14 Pop 44 Romontic 74 Light Refreshments will be served at CAPRICORN Four Manchester students JUNE 21 15 Smort 45Aspected 75 A DEC. 22 th e conclusion of the DURING MARCH ONLY 16 In 46 Toward 76 Neglect have been named to the dean’s JULY 22 17 Pisces 47 Stand 77 Soy JAN. It There will be a service of discussions. list at Bryant C ollege in PRICE . 3-44-48-57 18 Individuol 48 Doy 70 His 20-26-3IW5/G prayer and praise tonight at VILULGE ,^ 6 3 -6 6 -7 3 19 May 49 In 79 Reosonoble 6» 7 1 -7 Z V g Smithfield, R.I. They are: 20 Distant 50 Indicated 80 Useless 7:30 at Calvary Church. LEO 21 Your 51 Tone 81 Minor AQUARIUS Timothy J. Banning, son of Mr. I JULY 23 22 Unexpectedly 52 Let 82 Things JAN. 20 ^ and Mrs. Lewis D. Banning Sr., A good and simple way to 23 You 53 Down 83 Piece t^AUG. 2? 24 You 54 The 84 Sofeguords «»• '* 54 Lodge Dr., majoring in bleach the ski n is to add some 956 Main Street. Manchester - facing Oak iS2-54-56^ 25 About 55 Moke 85 Then 7-10-12-15^. The executive committee of finance; Richard P. Barton, son lemon juice to your regular WE’RE OPEN 6 DAYS — OPEN THURSDAY NITES TILL 9 78-83 26 Matters 56 Other 86 Usual 33J4-38 cleansing cream. It can be 27 Mind 57 ABb~ 87 You th e Women’ s Christian of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. VIRGO PISCES added to hand lotions, too, if 28 Your 58 Emotionol 08 Jiffy Fellowship of Second Barton, 145 Tanner St., AUG. 23 29Appeoronce 59 Some 09 Concessions«*;'»m you wish. Keep such creams majoring in business ad sen. 22 30 Fovorobly 60 Linked 90 Lote UAH. 20 Congregational Church will and lotions in a cool place to 4-14^16-;2 2 jr meet tonight at 7:30 at the ministration management; 1- 5- 8-21 )G ooJ (§)Adverse ^^Neuttal keep them from turning '-68-75-88 M 24-31-32-90'9 0 % church. John V. luliano, son of Mr. and rancid. Mrs. John luliano, 207 Spruce St., majoring in business Stride Rite administration; and Lawrence B. Trudeau Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence B,. Trudeau, 71 Read ^Potpourri CHILDREN’S Hand Crafted Jarvis Rd., majoring in teacher B E F O R E ! AFTER ' r'C ' education (business). 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Style 579 sizes 34-40 100 ALL A j m a A Style 3609 sizes 32-38 A, B, C B, C Cups. $4. 34-42 D Cup. $5. Cups. $4. White only. White only. Originally SALE ENDS MARCH 31 Hale, 94S Main 8L, BRING IN SILVER TODAY! VINYL BAGS *4 to $16.00 10%-40%Dfscontlniieo Modala off I Please send ire the bias indicoted below. I'nr showing sizes ond quontity wonted. Regular Values to $12** Sin Quontity Noma— Addrott- / "Come In The Back Way, and Save!" City- -Stata- -Zip Cada- Discentinuad Stylas - □ Chack □ Ctiarga □ Charga Number- ALL Limited Carriage House Barn Ovar 700 Pairs ta SALES Supply NOW 949 MAIN ST., FINAL Women's Shoes and Boots at Discount Prices! REG. PRICE 35< S tlO O R s» PCRNEIX PIAciB DOWNTOWN MANCHESTEB DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER (Bear,of Conn. Bank and Trust Co.) Chaesa Fram 917 MJUN ST.. MMKHESTER SALE MAR. 1 THRU MAR. 3 ONLY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 28, 1973 — PAGE ’THIRTEgj PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 28, 1973
Loiig^land Sound Race Jffu invikJU a/fenJ r Pollute vs. Purify
By DAN HALL Fearing for the future of the much less money,” said David Burack, study manager. But he NEW HAVEN (AP) - 'Die 113-mile-long body of water, OPENING great Long Island Sound race is which legend says was called points out that one of the the Devil’s Gut by sea captains strengths of the study is that it under way. draws heavily on the expertise It’s a contest between top- because of turbulence at both rate governmental planners ends, the two states won federal and knowledge of the various and a society that pollutes and approval in 1971 for the 3V4-year agencies. defaces its surroundings at an study. The agencies also should TEL 646-7 9 7 0 ever-increasing rate. learn from the project and that ’The study group, a unit of the is “a major virtue” of the The planners are placing New England River Basins their hopes on a unique $3 study, Sirlin added. Commission with headquarters ’The study group will have no TEL 646-7971 million study of Long Island in New Haven, hopes to THURSDAY, MARCH 1st power to order changes but, Sound which they hope will complete the project by the show, when it is finished in 1975, instead, will make prescribed January 1975 recommendations, including how to head off the ruinous deadline. But delays in con trend. changes in law and emphasis, to gressional financing and all levels of government. Win A Free Authorities say that trend organizational hitches already threatens the sections of The response of local Come Join The have put work behind schedule. Connecticut and New York communities will be crucial to Three separate groups with the success of the project State on or near the Sound with distinct but intermingling the following; because so many decisions assignments are now gathering affecting the Sound are made at RADIO! —An increasing rate of information for the first two Excitement in that level, Sirlin said. harmful oil spills. The number parts of the five-phase study. increased from 65 in 1970 to 187 “The biggest political issue Three Lucky Winners One group is composed of ten that we will be dealing with will \o Purchase Necessary in 1972, due partly to improved federal agencies and six reporting methods. Ninety per be recreation,” he said. The regional agencies including the reasons are that land is being _ , Our New Store! cent of Connecticut’s home- Army Corps of Engineers, sought for many other uses, and heatipg oil is delivered by ships Environmental Protection DEPOSIT COUPON FOR AM-FM RADIO using the Sound. towns usually set aside (A P photo) Agency, Departments of the recreational space only for —A demand for more electric Interior, Transportation, and power, resulting in estimates their own residents. close attention to harbor areas because of their effects on Housing and Urban Develop Sirlin said federal funds could Freighter loads up with scrap metal in New Haven WFRE BUSTIN’ that the number of power plants ment and related state agen Harbor. A study of Long Island Sound and parts of commerce and environmental quality of the Sound. on the ,Sound will increase be ’used to encourage needed cies. It will compile the reams developments in that area. Connecticut and New York State surrounding it will pay fivefold in the next 50 years. of maps and inform ation —Crowding of beaches on the John F. Merchant of involving the areas draining Stamford, chairman of the 30- WITH PRIDE Sound. According to Bureau of into the Sound on which the must begin to plan for its future Outdoor Recreation Standards, member Citizen Advisory Merchant predicted further the other hand. New York has The study procoss will gather study report will be based. Committee, is generally legislation controlling the these facts and thousands of Connecticut has a* comfortable Another group is composed of problems resulting from the from both the narrow and the capacity for 50,000 saltwater pleased with progress so far. bistate nature of the study. discharge of human waste from others, analyze them under the public, commercial and He complained, however, that boats but Connecticut does not, supervision of experts and the broad point of view — from swimmers but serves 60,000 on conservation representatives Study manager Burack said PHONE AND VALUES! his committee got a delayed he added. scrutiny of those who could be local, regional, national and a typical Sunday and 100,000 on chosen by state and federal of some source of conflict already a peak holiday. Those numbers start because Gov. Nelson A. is apparent. Fishing laws of the two states affected by the outcome. ficials. They will conduct Rockefeller of New York was global perspectives — if the Charlie, Uenda, and Little David Hicking are expected to triple in 40 “ Connecticut is taking also differ, causing a potential Sound is to'remain a valuable Drawings on Saturday^ March 3rd SALE DAYS ARE THURS„ FRI. AND SAT. hearings this spring and issue about three months behind for problems in drafting “In short,” as the study years. recommendations. 'The group responsible steps toward con resource of all people for all other officials in making his trolling the oil-spill problem but proposals affecting commercial statement puts it, “the Sound is —Prospects that the 11 already has spoken out against part of the biosphere, and man time.” million population of the study eight appointments to the New York has not,” he said. On, fishermen on the Sound. a New York proposal to bridge panel. area will double by the year the Sound between Oyster Bay 2020, with an increasing on Long Island and Rye, N.Y., percentage living outside New near the Connecticut state line. World's Most Complete Hi-Fi & Electronics Center York City. 'The third group will draw on —An increasing demand on the expertise of scientists and water supplies. Planners technicians in the two states. RADIO ^ estimate that the entirely sub Among the Citizen and surface supply in Nassau Scientific advisory committee ELECTRONICS County, on Long Island, will be members are Richard Pough of LAFAYETTE insufficient by 2020. Pelham, N.Y., founder of the CENTER ST. —Continuing development of Nature Conservancy, Claire WE’VE MOVED TO A BRAND NEW STORE! FROM OAK ST., MANCHESTER, TO shorelines that already leaves Stern of Great Neck, head of l a f a y e h e S i* A ,•*- *- ___' - I ' only a total of one mile of flat the Long Island Environmental f n The Spree coastal land without structures Battery/AC Portable Council; Gilbert Wagner of Shopping Center or beach development. Gales Ferry, a vice president of Cassette Tape Recorder —Destruction of wetlands at Pfizer, Inc., who directs the an average rate of 24 per cent in 399 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER company’s environmental Hi-Fi 8 8 Reg. Suffolk and Nassau counties activities and Stamford lawyer and 17 per cent in Connecticut, Haynes Johnson, who won a Sale! 34' 44:D 5 IVsyssi ^O N ., TUES., WED., FRI., 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ALL WORK 6UARANTUD led by Fairfield County’s 45 per recent court decision brought BUDGET TERMS cent rate. Features Dual Battery/Record Level Indicator. by the Sierra Club to delay” Complete with Dynamic Mike and Remote Con THURSDAY 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. What bearing will the study dredging of New Haven Harbor MASTER CHARSE have on the trend? trol Switch, 60-Minute Cassette Recording Tape, to permit more study of the AC Line Cord, 4 "C " Batteries and Earphone. Stereo SATURDAY, 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. ‘‘We are hopeful we will plane i (99-16073L*) HOURS make the issues clear,” said The entire effort is being Henry “Hank” Sirlin, senior coordinated by the study Mi planner of the study, in a recent group’s handful of interview. "Do they (society) professionals. L'-k ’ - ■ want to continue growth as it is “We could have put together prices in effect through Sat. 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f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, (3onn., Wed., Feb. 28, 1973 — PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchearter. Conn., Wed., Feb. 28, Coventry H o u rs Bolton Rockyille Hospital O p e n 2 4 a d a y Notes BM Called Threat Some store hours may be limited. Check your local Pathmark for exact store hours Funds Appropriated Admitted Tneiday.: MakyLou To Zoning Aatondhiy Weber, Windermere Ave.. 60-Day Price Rockville; Donaa Ruuuuwwski. Need Voter Approval Leona E^., RockriBe; Rita HOLLY GANTNER of local planning and Daiello, Dailey Circle. commissions.” Loyzim said that he ^ M t probably come from the poll be taken at the tifne of the Rockville; William Lyach. T t i L 7 4 M ^ * JUDITH DONOHUE along, even when HB to s “ capital and non-recurring” May town election to d ^ rm in e Wai^ingoa FaOi, N. Y .; Todd Cormpondeni " boxed,” that the intdit p f ^ catagory in the tow^ budget. how townspeople feel that funds Dovhan, Mt. Spring Rd.. Logrzim, former state Tel. 649-8409 bill would emerge in aiioffier in die capital and non-recurririg Rockville; Roiwrt Ffnaiaen. legislator and current bill. It is now in the form o f a Cruiser Opposed category should be spent. This W. Main St., RodreiOe; ABicrt of the Hanning and The Bolton Board of Finance committee bill, he said. ^ The police cruiser gave rise fund is used for large one-shot Morganson, Rhodes Rd.. Commission, warned approved more than $25,000 in He added that he felt a public to the most controversy, and iteois. Tolland; Panliae Fuse. bad that a propos^ bill appropriaUons at its meeting hearing on the new b|ll would PratectionP Aloysius Ahearn, Finance 'The board is continuing in its McCIean Rockville; Grace before the current session of Tuesday, including $18,000 for a receive little advance publicity, Board chairman, was adamant preparation of the budget which Crombleholme, Stafford the GcBtfal Assembly will dump truck, $5,000 for a used and he urged representatives of ly opposed to the purchase, will be presented to Springs; Robert Chapmaa. police cruiser, and $2,560 for “cmascnlate and make im Boy oh Boyl Here’s a new partial telectman Joseph Licitra also townspeople at a public hearing Kennetii Dr., Veraon. all area planning and zmiitg preliminary plans for potent" local planning and list of tome of the Pathmark 60- stated his opposition to the idea in April. The final budget is Discharged Thesdey: M m a Commissions to check on the construction of a new town aoniog conunisrions, should it of a town-owned police car, scheduled to be presented to a Carr, Graham Rd.. Soath date of such a hearing and Day Price Protected items to help library. Brazilian exchange student Elvira Roche made this pundi be enacted. make every effort to attend. saying it would be tte first step town meeting for approval in Windsor; Mariette GaDant. The bill, CB 8492, which Quarterly Meetiiig you save even more money through in the establishment of a police May. needle rug in home economics class at Bolton High School. Hyde Ave., Ro(±ville; Fkaafc tte text of former All of the approved items The Town Council will hold ApriilA, 1971 if coete on any of department, a step which Milbury, Warrenville; Gary Honse Bill 5973, calls for the must also be approved by the Bulletin Board should not be taken without Nasiatka, Stafford Springs; formation of an urban its,'quarterly meeting y^th all these items go down we wiii reduce voters at a town meeting, which Cub Scout Pack 157 will hold boards and commissions on careful study, he said. Patricia Bronson, T enace Dr., devdoproent emporation wi^ will probably be called in the its annual blue and gold banquet Bolton our prices accordingiy. Thie is only First Selectman Richard Rockville; Midiael Pierce, powers of eminent domain Thursday at 7:30 p.m, a t ,the ^ m a i k near future. tonight at 6 at St. Maurice Morra supported the purchase Buff Cap Rd., TVdland; Gary which could override local plan Town Hall. The meeting is < ^ a partial list of the hundreds and The selectman have proposed Church. and said the car is needed for Maynes, Talcottville Rd., ning and zoning commission to the public and is design^ .to hundreds of items now Price Pro that federal revenue sharing The executive board of the patrol by constables. Vernon; Anthony Dombek, aMnw iiy tfarougbout the state. keep all town officials abreast funds, which are expected to Bolton Junior Woman’s Club Elvira Returns Home Lawrence St., Rockville; tected at Pathmark. Check our In other action at Tuesday’s Stated purpose of the bill is to of local current events.. j / . ( toUl $80,000 by the end of 1974, will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at meeting, the board tabled a Shirley Kornasky, Conntry allow for the creation and . DevCo shelves for the sign of price protection be used to construct the library. suggestion by member Morris the home of Mrs. Jerald Bolton students and faculty Lane, Vernon; Thomas expansion tA balanced new ‘ The First Congregational The other two items would Silverstein that some kind of Hassett, Laurwood Dr. JUDITH DONOHUE O’Brien, Kenneth Dr., Veraon: members agree that Elvira’s romnumities. Church is sponsoring a general Correspondent □ O lives □ M atch es visit was a valuable experience Karen Doherty, R^an Rd., Lyzim termed the language information session with Pathmark Brand Dairy Items □ S o a p Pads jr::37‘ □ T h in M in ts y ;5 5 * □Bartlett Pears ‘ Tel. 649-8409 □ F le h S tIc k s '^GS* □Tom atoes □ “D”Batterles for all. Principal Norman Shaw Vernon. of the stated purpose representatives of Greater □ SolldTtina *««o» ’ Maria Elvira Rocha, who has □CreamCheese □Floor Wax ^ 4 9 * 27* said that although she was "innocnoas enough,” with, Hartford Process, Inc. and □ShrIm pCocktall' ”.4 99* □ Mushrooms :t.. □B abyP ants been an exchange student at □Mayonhalse rather shy and self-conscious at however, “ insidious im- DevCo. on Friday night a f 7:30 □ M o zzarella '‘■sr 'v;^85* □ M e lo n B a lls ’;::^29* □WindowCleaner ':::33* □Cooldes "ST ’’,5 29* South Windsor Area Bolton High School since □ B ean s kfUMchOtTW CMt □B abyP ants first, Elvira quickly overcame pli«-atiMl ” It would pose a at the church. All interested Pathmark Brand Paper & Wrapm □Sandw ichC ream 49* □Mayonnaise December, returned to her □Mozzarella □QrapefrultJulce 45* the language barrier and was aei hyet dneat to the autonomy residents are invited to attend. □ClderVinegar □ LlttleGemPeas 15* □B abyPants Police home in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil □QratedCheese ^^38* □CutBeans 'x;:i49* □AlumlnumWrapT;£23* □ C o o k ies u 49* talkative and enthusiastic about About Town □WhIteVInegar □LittleG em P eas r.23* this week. The Student Council her visit and her classmates. □Rom anoCheeae 1^38* □SllcedCarrots .:^m 33* □Napkins .«33* □Cookies ’,^49* □ B ib s which sponsored her trip here □SweetPeas ':;27‘ Public Health BHS staff member Marion Members of Sunset RebekMi Patnmerk Brand Household □WIneVInegar □Sham poo ■ «lta RtcK Report recently feted Elvira to a □Orang^ulce □PastelPlates si-s. 45* □ C re a m e r •"33* Pathmark Brand Gen’I. March, Nicolay of the Arts Department Lodge will meet to m ^ at 7:38 “AN HOUR OF PfACE farewell party attended by at Holmes Funeral Home, 400 AND TRANQUILITY’' □QrapefrultJulce s47* Needs & Cleaners □ClderVinegar ’a33* and Health & Beauty AldsI □GoldenFormula’ ELLINGTON said Elvira is “ the best thing □ColdDrlnkCups«s;65* students and faculty. Main St., to pay r e s p e c ts to the □D etergent ’“’iv99* □Egg Shampoo Reviews Policies Thomas 0. Miner, 21, of 76 that ever happened to our Good □Sauerkraut ^23* □C H n isD rin k -5=;;J;-28* □WhIteVInegar ’J827* □Stockings » 49* Elvira’s host family during late Earle Hutchins, a member. Pathmark Brand Pet Fooda South Rd., Ellington, was Neighbor Policy.” Pathmark Brand Frozen Foods □S o ften er '►•c.*' ’.a 59* □CreamRinse her stay was the Philip Dooley □AppteSauce .Hr.. 35* □WIneVInegar *35* □Lighter Fluid ‘ai29* charged early this morning YOGA □CatFood ’•=29* The South Windsor Public to come together in a unified family of Watrous Rd. Chris □Shoestring ^ □Deodorant Soap’"^59* □Suppositories 040^ with possession of marijuana Pathmark Brand Grocery ttemal □A p^S auca ^>>r43* □Yellow Mustard ■:29* □AntAerosol .M-.,”;r;39* Health Nurses Association has service to celebrate the birth of Dooley, their teen-age □ Deodorant Soap, ’.rL.59* with intent to sell, when police □TaetyTaters >s45* □IneectAerosol "P 59* □V itam in s MwHWt* made a status report to the the Girl Scout organization. daughter, was Elvira’s hostess FLETCHER C U SS CO. □Cranberry Sauce*a; 15* □Dressing ’s29* stopped his vehicle for a routine C L A S S i S □A m m onia I’a: ja21* □PureVanllla *^33* Town Council and is currently Many girls will take part in and classmate during the past □PollockFlllete □PIcklen s52* □A erosol ssr. *^^59* □Vitamins -rs: . check on Rt. 140, Ellington. □Breadcrumbs ta17* □Orangaa — ’»27* conducting a study of the future the service as individuals and three months. Coed For All Ages □TurbotFlllets .^83 □D ish DetergentH>,;r,M^59* Police said that they found Over 25 Years of Experience Of MANCHESTER of the agency. as part of a troop. We guarantee our quality of Pathmark Price Protected Brands if you are not satisfied with the product you buy, bring back proof of purchase approximately three ounces of Upon her return home, Elvira The report contained a substance suspected to be will complete a secretarial Mid~Winter Registration and we v^^ill refund your money or replace .t v..th any like national brand of your choice. Boy Oh Boy what a way to save. information on a change in Auto - Plate - Window Qtaas > Mirroro r daoe Repuhliran Military marijuana and a small metal course. She has already □Control Suds ?tr:'81* □ Suppositories ..-,.^*29* □Antiseptic ”:i49* policy for members of the Furniture Tope - Picture Framing - Fbefilace A Whist scale on the floor of his car. graduated from high school, -Intormoinates—Advancod Pathmark Brand Appetizer Items □PerchFillets ’A89* board of directors, time utilized Door Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Spedal Wofk □spaghetti----^gi'Si'iKtwgent -i-sV □AI&lgMDIaper8.-i;69- The Women’s Republican He was held overnight for and was on “ summer vacation” □Macaroni s5S* □Sodas**3:11 •’*”*19’ by Mrs. Joanne Kilgore, public □ColeSlaw .39* □Strawberries '•*35* ,—I...... -o — a .—. . .. mm. mm.m______... ..a .• I—lU IS a a M ln s 'ill s ’ * . t i 9 9 * Club will hold its annual presentation today in Circuit during her stay here. □Softener'S2’:*25***43* □AII-DayDiapers a *V * □ V ita m in s hralth nurse in South Windsor, CUSSES START MARCH 12tli □ N o o d le s s .------“535* D S oda ------’‘ t:39 meeting with a St. Patrick Court 12 ^ East Hartford. The cold weather and our □SoleFlllets □ P Izza P ie U.H 1^59* □Bleach s i6* '*i39* □CoughSyrup89* □Multiple — -JS89* whidi included overtime, and Military Whist card party .Sturm WINDSOR “ rather bland and mild” food Pathmark Brand Dairy Items □ C o f feeLlghtener r.: 14* □ Green BeansSi..:*29* DLoCalSodasr’ * s i 9 substitute nurse’s assistance Manchester 649-4521 (Umited Enrollment) □SprpyStarch *33* □Aspirin ...v35* □BComplex ------tt99* March 15 at the Society for At ll:4o a.m. Tuesday on Rt. are two of the things that stand □Garden Peasfc-***14* □ComFlakes and clerk hours. □Butter MM, m GS* □IceMllk „J^*t59* Savings Bank on Ellington Rd. 5 at Glendale Rd., cars driven out in Elvira’s impressions of Mw Studio at 1045 Main Street in □ S o a p P a d s .t.’25* □ChildrenAspirin •<»23* ^Vitamins ^ .n99* Rotation service schedules □Vegetables •Sis* □Frolics ** ”*3 7 * The meeting at 7:30 will by Irene Stringer of 619 the United States. She also has Estimates Gladly Given □ Y o g u rt « O D 'W MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALU. Mancnesier. conn. ------fvea., reu. ------r ; ^ PAGE EIGHTEEN - lilANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^Mancfaester, Com., Wed., Feb. 28, 197? — I mm, i i . i i i ■ i i . ■ i i . . . ^ | . i U ■ — ^ i Dog Track For Tolland? Culinary Works of Art N K now Your Bte to m e the siaeiaorH follow current site is requested, as stoetzner stated that there is assess property as being 2. Adjust the Elarlier this week 1 heard the Castle” was further awarded VIVIAN V. KENNESON “inequitable, discriminatory formula to a n a the recommendations next well as the recrnnmendation (rf following question asked on a the Chairman’s Trophy. My Story by no site being considered at „this an independent appraisal of the VIVIAN FERGUSON Correspondent time. Residents are encouraged and unwarranted.” cent of valaes, TV quiz program, “What is the favbrite was Cinderella’s ,1s.;*** *- Chamber Member Tel. 875-4704 Stanley Gozdz, chairman of $200 per acre; Staact Tfakham, chairman of property by a non-resident. - oldest art?” C^ch. P hotos by to comment on whether or not The propose^ site is a !» • Pablic information Com 1946 and have roofen of long Would Tolland be receptive to they would like to. see a track the committee, presented a per acre; swamp a a d the Board of Asbcssots, today If you go .to the Terrace Room Gerald Catolane, executive SYLVIAN OFIARA a greyhound dog racing track? lengthy written report to the wasteland. |W per acre. said a c ^ of the rqwrt was acre parcel of land owned by at the Statler Hilton Hotel in chef of Glastonbury Hills Coun mittee experience, on» of whom has built in town. C^omments should Raymond Roncarl, ronniug Greater Manrheater had 43 yean in the trade. First Selectman Erwin be directed to the selectmen's selectmen last night. The 3. Discnntliiuc dBLi'iaiiaatan to the assessors late Hartford today between 2 and try Club, is a top winner for the practice of taxiqg smaD k ls as afteznoan and the between Qx)k and Usher Rds. Chamber of Commerce Coughlin Roofing Co. nats Stoetzner reported last night office at the Administration^ selectmen will give the report 10 p.m., you will find the fourth time running. For his Peter is retired now, lives in that an inquiry has been made to the assessors. acre loty. Should be taxes for iiamd had Bot had an opportuni The exact location ,u not answer there. classical arrangement of pork, COUGHLIN ROOFING CO., such nationally k m m prodocts Building. officially known as a survey Corona, N.Y. He gives lessons INC. as Bird, Carey, Johna-Manville to the Boaid tA Selectmen, but The committee said that, what they are...half acre, ty as yet to (figest it. ‘nnkham It is cooking-cooking in its he was awarded best of show in a id he expects the board will done for adjoining property in the creation of artistic sugar The Greater Manchester and Ruberoid and are bonded by identity of the source was not Board of Selectmen after a review of the history of quarter acre, etc. * finest form by both masters and th e meat category. He work. There is a fine display of 4. Avoid dodble taxatina bf reply tomotrow. owner EUery Neff shows some Quunber of Commerce con most major manufactiiren oif revealed. Other action taken at the assessments and revaluation, it students. The 15th annual exhibited a loin of pork, a rolled his w ork-baskets of fruit, According to Stoetzner, it Board of Selectmen meeting finds the 30Klay formula is the taxing lots for what O tj hare land of Rdricari’s, as shown on Chilinary Exhibit is now on dis- and Stuffed saddle, and tains within its membership roofing materials. B oard o f Finance baskets of flowers, and one of would involve a |10 million last night \fas the reappoint result of the Board of Assessors (septic system, wdL hanHop the assessor’s maps, play sponsored by the individual chops, the whole gar many businesses which per According to E. V. Coughlin, The Board of Finance overlapping. Town Counsel three cocks in varying sizes, form specialized services. the company's president and building project. He pointed out ment of William Holley and and its evaluation firm's second driveways, ete.). Connecticut Chefs Association. nished with hollowed small The committee is aa oat- appohded UtImbi Luginbuhl to King has been asked to se a ra their feathers attesting to the Coughlin Roofing Co. Inc., treasurer, they also provide that this figure represents Conrad Dwire to the Board of attempt to assess the land and You will see the earliest art potatoes filled with peas and excellence of Isola’s work. approximately 20 per cent of Recreation. lot values. “It is inequitably growth of a grievaace beariag r ^ w e Scott Warner at ite the title and the $80,000 opticii far removed from its humble carrots and turned mushrooms locat^ at 390 Woodland St. high quality asphalt and com meeting last u i ^ . Luginbuhl is The entry fee to the show is (telephone: 643-7707), Tidland’s Grand List, with no Both tej-ms were due to high and leaves no opportunity held Dec. U. 1972 oa laad has been extended to June 1. beginnings. Beautifully in jelly molds. Gerry likes to position shingle roofs and a dairy farmer and was the only a dollar and it goes to the specializes in “built-up" type of gutters as well as roof repain. children involved. expire on April 1 and now run to to review as required by law.” assessments, whidi was called executed table pieces, entire display on a mirror, which by First Selectmaa Stnrtiafr Repahtican Town Committee’s scholarship fund of the composition roofing such as Mr. C^ghlin added that his According to information 1976. The report notes that house Paints Night buffet tables, carved tallow greatly enhances his perfect Connecticut Chefs Association. presented, traffic would involve and building lots are up 400 per on the request of Goadx. Goadz recommendation to fill The Tolland Cooperative Bay centerpieces are being shown. artistry. “tar arid gravel” which is used company takes great pride in Bulldozer Contract Warner’s vacancy. The board This year, several of these quality work, fair prices, 3,000 cars per day the track is in cent, raw acreage up 300 per is the spokesman for a groR> of Nursery will hold Parents This is “la grande cuisine,” the on so-called flat roof areas, The selectmen opened bids feds that Ijgjnbnfal represents Joseph Gaudreau, chef- scholarships are going to -■* < ' mainly on schools, commercial service and, most of all, operation, with about 15,000 cent and dwellings up 27.5 per residents and landowners who Night tonight at the Rdigious classic French cookery. The manager of Crestfield Con for bulldozing work for the have opposed the land valae a segmed of the town not culinary students at and professional buildings as customer good will. spectators. The track would cent. “How much more of an Education building of the great Careme, who was the valescent Hospital, almost took Manchester Community proposed town garage on Old incentive can they give assessments levied hy the presently represented— a local well as some modem homes C^ghlin Roofing Co. is a handle its own security, police United Congregational Qiurcb, founder of this cuisine, the best in show award for his College. Your ticket also en and traffic. It is estimated Post Rd. High bidders were property owners to sell land to Board of Assessors for more basiaessman and large associated confectionary and home additions. member in good standing of the John Olender Corp. at $1,590 Parents of the morning “Sculptured Nude” executed titles you to view the restaurant Greater Manchester Chamber approximately 500 persons companies like Hartford than a year. decorative table pieces with They have been in the roofing and William Aberle at $1,400. Alan Feir, recommended by session will meet from 6:46 to completely in sugar. A stark show which is across the hall in business in Manchester since of Commerce. would be employed by the Process,” it says. The Board of Selectmen architecture. It is easy to un The contract was awarded to the Democratic Town 7:30 while parents of the. white piece, it was displayed on the ballroom. You can see the t ^ . Among the requests to the appointed the committee last afternoon session will meet derstand his feelings when you the low bidder, Milt’s Welding Oommittee, could not be con a round table covered with latest in restaurant equipment Board of Assessors are: month, with tmrnmniMifatM* from 7:30 to 8:15. look upon Cinderella’s castle or on Goose Lane at $1,395. sidered to fill the vacancy black crushed velvet. Effec and sample such things as 1. Adjust land use values fnnn twth pcditical parties and a contemporary resort hotel tive, to say the least. The Gozdz. Ibrnaretwolazgebad heriiut of the diarter setup pizza, fried clams and other Tax Study Committee under Public Act 490 to those Christmas Workshops complete with monorail, all judges came close to giving him recommended by Prof. Irving owners, one indnstrial that states positions must goodies pre-prepared for The 11-member Study The United Congregational executed in sugar icing, a first place but objected slightly commercial use. Fellows of the Department of landowner and ei|^t home tnieii by a person of the same perfect medium for fairyland- Advisory (Committee to review owners represented. pnlitiral party. Church annual Christmas to the under-structure. He was The only problem in this show local tax assessments has Agricultural Economy, which Bazaar workshops will begin iike centerpieces. given a citation silver cup. has been upheld in courts. The s tu ^ oommitteei woald A bin in the amount of $800 occurs in the judging, as I ENTER charged the 30-day formula to tomorrow at 9:M a.m. at' the Prizes are awarded in various Joe’s assistant Crestfield, mentioned last year. I am com was received from Town Religious Education building. categories with the grade salon, young Bill Vince, has improved pelled to mention it again. The Oomnd Robert King for the or top prize, the most coveted. Vernon TbOand Education Association Other two-hour w o rk a h ^ steadily each year. His judges are always highly are scheduled for every Arno Schmidt, executive chef of delightful wishing well, made qualified, exacting in their lawsait. The TEA had the Waldorf Astoria, with four challenged the town on Thursday morning in March. completely of candy, won a judgment, and fair. They begin The colleagues of equal stature, citation medallion. at 10:30 a.m. and are never procedares in adtqrting the 1972- were the critical judges. The 73 badget, but was defeated in ; Flo Bombardier of Flo’s Cake finished by the time the show is A first-time entry for Flo Bombardier of Flo’s Cake Price Tag Drops Hotel Sonesta of Hartford was Decorating of Manchester opened to the. public at 2 coart last month in a ruling by niecorating in Manchester is strictly a centerpiece. awarded first place with the entered the show for the first Judge Aalliaoy J. Armentano in Advertisement o’clock. It is frustrating to the Created of royal icing, the white cake top represents a lily Preston Hill Inn, Waverly Inn time. Her cake, strictly a exhibitors, to the public, and to M iss Tbitond County Superior Court. Looking for real estate???...We and Statler-Hilton following in pond with swans and a bridge. Surrounding the pond is a display piece, represented a the press. Yesterday, it was 4 have multiple listing pictures in that order. collar of royal icing which extends beyond the edge of the Damp Status pond with swimming swans, o’clock before citations were On RHS Expansion our office of practically every The top prizes are given for surrounded with a crown of cake. Finance board chairman put out. home for sale in the full buffet tables. The judges royal icing. Stewart JosUn recounted steps Manchester, Vernon, Tolland Somehow, the Connecticut BARBARA RICHMOND more rooms on the second level , special education take into consideration the The show is well worth Chefs Association must find a East which require more s|aoe per aheady fc»k«*n on the proposed area. Stop by and talk with theme, total arrangement, (Herald Reporter) for the total of 49 teaching seeing. There are huge ice car way to eliminate this problem. stations. According to Eveleth, pupil. They added tbat in llie of land on Co»4»»»»»*aa»»»a»aaM aaanaaaaaaa»aaaaaaaaaaa6d99»*e Manchester Bloomfield * Newington MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 28, 1973— PAGE TWENTY- V >4 M A N CH ^ER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 28, 1973 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENty-TWO- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Feb. 28. i m (riMMown mON. Uni SAT. 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. Prisoner at Large! Security was so lax at a state penitentiary that prisoners could GRAND UNION NOBODY OFFERS YOO MORE get whiskey, drugs, and even guns YOU STILL GET STAMPS. YOU ALWAYS GET YOUR MONEY S WORTH without too much trouble. One night A. hardened criminal stole a Evorybody s watching pennies, so its nice to have a supermarket that helps you do the watching. Grand Union. Quality, service, QUALITY • VABIETY • PRICE gun’and'made good his escape. He was recaptured within a few selection, and valuable Triple-S stamps. And always - everytime you shop-you get your money s worth. Shop us. To believe us. hours, but not until he had in vaded a nearby home and shot a , housewife in the leg. In due course,, she demanded damages from the state. “They run that jail too careless ly,” she charged in court. “Es capes are common. Furthermore, m they knew that this particular criminal was dangerous. There fore, the government is to blame ' for my being shot.” WESTERN GRAIN FED U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF ALL FLAVORS y SUNKIST VALENCIA BURR CORNERS — MANCHESTER, CONN. FRISH HAMS SHOULDER ROAST HAWAIIAN PUNCH ORANGES Caldor Shopping Center — Exit 93,1-86 WHOLE OR EITHER (HOCK BONELESS PLUS BLUE PLUS BLUE The court agreed, and the wom PORTION REMOVED) (CROSS RIB) $ 1 2 9 STAMPS, TOOl STAMPS, root an won a substantial verdict. LB « K > * ^ 6 9 t Injuries inflicted by escaped 7 9 ? 2 9 Boneless prisoners are leading to a growing CHUCK number of damage claims against Health and NEPCO COLD CUTS either prison officials or the state itself. The law says penal institu Beauty Aids ROAST • Bologna tions must be run with fair regard • Pldilo & Plmonto for the safety of those outside the CHECK OUT OUR MEATS. CHKK OUT OUR 6ROCIRIIS. CHECK OUR FROZEN FOOD. CHECK OUT OUR PRODUCE . TOOTHPASTE walls. YOU’LL CHECK OUT WITH MORE YOU’LL CHECK OUT WITH MORE YOU’LL CHECK OUT WITH MORE YOU’LL CHECK OUT WITH MORE Close-Up 6.2 oz. • 1.09 n L • Voal Loaf Nevertheless, the authorities • Lunchoon Loaf are not to blame if the escape SHAVE CREAN A A ( could not reasonably have been ROASTING □ SUNSWEET □ MORTON □ MclNTOSH 11-ez. • IM nL 99 Noxema prevented. Nor are they liable, PRUNE JUICE POT PIES even though negligent, if the in CHICKENS APPLES lAIYSHANPOO t S 10 SWIFT'S LARGE MAINE UNSWEETENED BEEFCHICKEN-TURKEY U.S. #I-2'/4" m i n . 16MH. hot ■ 2.29 ■ * ■ jury to the outside citizen was not FROZEN— 5-7 LBS. 1-QT. 8-OZ. BTL. / 'O J&J reasonably foreseeable. Thus: TURKEY ROLL Another escaping prisoner, commandeering a passing auto 59* 3 i ! o 4 9 * Napco All Boat mobile, caused the driver to suf 59' 5 ..99' ^ fer a fatal heart attack. But in j □ CARROTS In ShMp $1 09 . this case the prisoner had a good' □ CORNED BEEF . , m q □ TASTI FRIES FRESH W ESTERN...... I-LB. PKG. ‘u ’ D c a Q F O R A Casing »*• JL record, with nothing to forewarn PRUNE JUICE c-»« FRANKS BRISKET-OVEN ROAST ...... LB. GRAND UNION ...... I-QT. 8-OZ. BTL. O O AMERICAN KITCHEN ... 1-LB 4-OZ. PKG. officials that he could be danger SWIFT'S PREMIUM □ ASPARAGUS For 26-oz. Bet. W CALIF., FRESH TENDER SPEARS...... LB. ous if he got loose. □ S&WCORN Accordingly, when the victim’s ooc □ LENDER'S BAGELS ^SAUERKRAUT CREAM OR WHOLE KERNEL .... 1-LB. CAN XX PLAIN, ONION, « g \ g \ □ PINEAPPLES Rain Barrel SHENANDOAH YOUNG HEN - 5 TO 9 LB. family filed suit for damages, the r—1 GRAND UNION ...... 2-LB. PKG. * » / _ _ E G G ...... 12-OZ. PKG. FOR I.UU GOLDEN RIPE...... EA. Fabric Softener court ttimed them dowjt. 1— 1 I-LB. PKG. 27c □ B&M BEANS SaleMHIirS What if an escapee steals a OVEN I WSHRIMP DINNERS WWi coupon ond S8 purelwM □ SHOULDER STEAK m - o □ TEMPLE ORANGES Etioetiva Omi Sot, March 3 car and then, driving recklessly, BAKED...... 1-LB. 2-OZ. JAR O FOR l « \ / W U GRAND UNION ...... 9-OZ. PKG. O V SWEET EATING knocks down an innocent pedes BONELESS U S. CHOICE BEEF...... LB. I.OT ...... 1 0 FOR 6 9 * Limit Ona Coupon Par Family CANNED HAMS □ BRISLING SARDINES LARGE 80 SIZE , m trian? □ CUBED STEAK , POTATOES -QQe In such circumstances, courts KING O ftOc SHOESTRING . 1-LB. 4-OZ. PKG. O FOR W EVERYBODY'S U S D.A. CHOICE BEEF CHUCK LB. I.OW X havi^ generally rejected the vic OSCAR ...... 3%-OZ. CAN FOR WGRAND UNION CLIP AND SAVE tim'*, claim for damages, even □ TOP CHUCK STEAK , - o □ PANCAKE MIX W CARROTS ^1-0. th o u ^ prison officials were to U S D.A. CHOICE BEEF-BONELESS . LB. I.OW CRINKLE CUT ...... 10-OZ. PKG. FOR blame fbi' the escape. Reason: al □ GRAND UNION VAL \BLE COUPON 5 Peund Can 6.49 though officials should have fore URKEYS seen that the prisoner might run DOLE 1 8 Peund Can 9.89 ■ away, they could scarcely have □ COLONIAL □ LIPTON ^ LIVE IT UP AT LOW COST! foreseen that he would also be a JUICES PLEASERS’* ^bad driver. SLAB BACON SOUP I PINE., PINE-ORANGE 4 5 « CHICKEN NOODLE PINE.-G'FRUIT OINNBRMENU BY THE-PIECE. 4-OZ. PKG. Fo r 3 Bars A treat for your family — a treatment for Colonial Sliced Bacon . . .99^. ^^.‘pubU«v4 PAGE TWENTY^FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 28, 1973 C olun\ hia ‘Newton Voters Rep. Steele Protests Oil ^mANPEX ’73 f To Ballot On Company Fuel Price Hikes i hlANPEX 73, the thirtwnth School Funds Stamps In J annual Stannp Exhibition Annual Town Meeting • sponsored by the Manchester WASHINGTON (AP) - heating oil and diesel oil The News About 25 oil companies have marketers and to save their WESTERN • Philatelic Society, will be held N E W TO W N (AP) - The AP Newsfeatures raised their prices for No. 2 stocks for their own branded : on Sunday, April 29. The show Newtown Taxpayers Group has By SYD KRONISH I will be held at the Manchester home heating oil since Phase marketing outlets,” Steele said. Set For Saturday secured the necessary petition High School, 134 E. Middle READERSHIP SURVEY III economic guidelines began ‘‘It appears that the oil Jan. 11 from seven to nine per sign a tu res' to force a Tpke., from noon to 6 p.m. * companies are doing everything VIRGINIA CARLSON spare for towns having less taken in March 1962 which B t L t -W W k R T cent, U.S. Rep. Robert H. community referendum on a Thei% is no admission charge. 4 in their power to take Correspondent than 5,000 v o ters.n ie town has voted to include a notice with i Steele, R-Conn., said Tuesday. Board of Education proposal Last year’s show attracted over advantage of the situation.” Pel. 228-9224 three machines and with the a l l ta x bills informing “ It appears that whether oil for a special $50,000 appropria 3,000 visitors who viewed the Steele, co-sponsor of a bill to voting list at about 2,000, one taxpayers that those delinquent is plentiful or scarce, the oil tion. 100-frame exhibit with interest permanently terminate the oil The annual March town more is needed. p erso n s’ names would be companies manage to jack up The petitions were filed and enthusiasm. import control program at the meeting will be held Saturday printed in the annual report. 63 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTR the p ric e ,” Steele said in Another clause calls for Monday and the special Town MANPEX ’73 will feature a end bf June, called for creation at 8 p.m. in Yeomans Hall. The Residents w ill also be asked Open Tam., Wed., SiO. tOl • — Xlnfrii., FH . Iffl 0 remarks prepared for the Cost authorizing the selectmen to Meeting scheduled for tonight twenty dealer bourse, free of a single federal agency to agenda has been set and to approve a notice to be sent to Wr Reserve Ilie Blglit To Um lt <|oM itttfee name a five-member panel to to consider the school board’s souvenir-programs and door of Living Council. develop a national energy all delinquent taxpayers at includes nine items. request will be asked to set a Hlanrhpatf r lEuf ning Steele said “ such price hikes policy to meet the nation’ s ^tudy the feasibility of prizes. An auction is scheduled One item to be considered, is least 30 days before the end of converting to a uniform fiscal date and place for the SPECIALS Thurs.. Fri. & Saf. To celebrate their Lunar New for 4 p.m. are unjustifiable.” growing energy needs. the fiscal year. authorizing selectmen to name referendum. Year holidays, the Republic of Awards will be given for best Company complaints about year.- The meeting will consider a five-member salary The school board seeks the FUUY COOKED China has issued a set of fou r* of show and as many first, increased costs “ hardly seem making changes in the es P.O. Box 591, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Or, committee to report back to the At a March 1968 meeting such additional funds to cover stamps depicting various tradi- second, third prizes as the justified in the light of record timated budget, set a tax on the The Manchester Evening Herald seeks October meeting. A study was a committee was established, teacher salary increases and a tional folk practices. Each judges deem necessary. In ad If you prefer, you can drop off the survey at profits sales announced by POPULAR BASE Grand List and to set a date SMOKED HAMS made two years ago and all but that committee reported $12,000 repair job to a septic stamp is a beautiful illustration dition, the annual Fred Deming to determine the popularity of features, several of them for the last VAND ENBERG AFB, Calif. when taxes are due. There is 16 Bralnard PI., Manchester.^ (AP) — The 1st Strategic officials received a substantial back rejecting conversion. system at the middle school. of a lively and colorful scene of Memorial Awards will be given quarter of 1972,” Steele said. much speculation as to the comics, columnists, and other editorial i Aerospace Division at raise. T h e taxpayers group SHANK old. to the three best exhibits in the Steele said that by reducing Residents w ill also be asked amount of the tax rate which is Vandenberg, the only U.S. Air Another item calls for contends the money is available One adhesive features the material carried In The Herald. production of No. 2 oil and again to appropriate $1,000 to lb. PORTION Junior Category and the Oren There Is no need to sign your name; Force base that continuously authorizing the selectmen to now 63 mills. Revaluation game of “ Kicking the Shuttle emphasizing the more within the existing school B. Maxim Memorial Award to ?>» launches missiles and buy a new vdting machine in support senior citizens greatly increased some BUTT PORTION...... M- OOC Cock.’ ’ This event is not an however, we would like to know the name of profitable gasoline this wihter, budget. the best exhibit by a m satellites, has played host to compliance with state activities. assessments. athletic contest but rather a You, the reader, can be a big help In this oil companies helped cause the Connecticut Philatelic Society the town In which you reside. nearly 100,000 visitors in the regulations. However, the At a special town meeting in delicate set of moves in which worst shortage of home heating member. Prospectus and entry survey. We hope you take the time to rate past 15 years. selectmen did ' not include a January, residents voted to WHOLE HAMS the player kicks the small, oil and diesel fuel in the nation “ In 1972, we mounted the blanks are available from clause asking for any money. authorize selectmen to name a 39^0 Of Animal Comes To Table feather^ piece as he performs each subject. We sincerely want to know since 1951. platform 200 times to say MANPEX, P.O. Box 64, South The Herald thanks you In advance for The town bought a new machine committee to administer funds That reduces the total carcasf tricks and assumes postures. m ‘ "There are indications that ‘ Good morning, ladies and Oklahoma City — Only 39 per Windsor, 06074. in 1971 at a cost of more than to about 540 pounds — 61 per “ The Fisherman and the Oys your wishes and desires. gentlemen and welcome to and then tabled a motion to cent o f a beef animal is what In addition to the exhibit and your honest and sincere response. part of the present shortage is cent of the original weight. Fat 8 9 « . ter Fairy” appear on another m Vandenberg Air Force Base’,’’ $1,800. appropriate the $1,000 you get for table-ready meats. bourse, the United States and sp the result of a deliberate and bones come to about 194 CUT AS DESIRED INTO ROASTS stamp. This is a story of a said Capt. Carl Lawson of the State statutes require a requested. Selectmen have not Take an 885-pound animal. The United Nation’s post offices decision by the major oil com pounds, reducing this figure to fisherman trying to cast his net After, rating each topic, simply mall the m Protocol Office. voting machine for each 900 or named a committee to date. hide might weigh 60 pounds and AND CENTER SLICES will be in attendance with panies to cut off independent 346 pounds, or 39 per cent, for over a girl carrying an oyster Please—only one response per reader. fraction of 900 voters on the Another clause concerns there would probably be 285 stocks of current and back sheet to The Manchester Evening Herald, table-ready or oven-ready use shell on her back. most recent voting list, plus a approval to rescind an action pounds of waste material. Oven Prepared The third stamp pictures a issues. circus-type routine of clowns on This year’s cacheted covers a boat. It is entitled “ Rowing a will commemorate the 150th (Please make one check only for each topic.) Boat Overland.” ‘ Anniversary of the Town of TRUST FINAST...FOR HONEST VALUE! The theme of the fourth is Manchester. A special double ★ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★■A- RIB “ Carrying a Young Lady on an MANPEX/sesquincentennlal 5*!*I*i Old Man's Back.” It highlights cancel will be used. Canceled an actor in exaggerated cos cacheted covers will be ;g;:; Never i Famous Colonial Home-Guarded Flavor-Guarantees the Perfect Meal! tume with false legs and head to available at 25 cents each or g g ROAST Often Seldom Never portray both roles. five for $1 from MANPEX, P.O. g g EDITORIAL PAGE FEATURES for - 4th Riba These are familiar scenes to Box 64, South Windsor, 06074. A ijg: Sheinwold on Bridge celebrants of the Lunar New No. 10 SASE should be enclosed ig:;: Capital Fare (Tully) Year and the stamp reflects the if covers are to be returned jg:;; BONELESS enthusiasm of the occasion, ac unaddressed. :g$| Inside Report (Evans and Novak) TV Tonight cording to the World Wide Fmast RIB Philatelic Agency. Know Your Chamber Member All the stamps in this set are Innocent Bystander (Hoppe) $109 available at your local stamp 1 Social Ij dealer. Book Reviews l A L H A M S Cartoons (Whitaker) Security FUUY COOKED RIB ROASTS STEAKSi s l The third in a series of 12 Business Bodies m PORK CHOPS Current Quotes dam If laao a Fit for medallions commemorating eat I m the lint Boneless U.S. postal history is now avail Q. I retired in July 1972 and ; NBdiot Smry Eitiaf have been collecting Social ; The Way I Heard It (Gruber) Fn t IMk laiiy able through the nation’s first Today In History USMCheiCi “ Postique,” established by the Security benefits since that ; i iHta Bondtst RHi Eyn U.S. Postal Service at Mem time. I earned about $4,000 last \ Hi Neighbor (Lyons) Radio for the Week ■ r - M lELMONICO phis. year. Is there any report I must : CLUB STEAKS ib2^® The proof coin commemo complete? Open Forum (Letters to Ed.) News for Senior Citizens or rating the 125th anniversary of A. Yes there is. You must ■ Shoulder U.S. postage stamps, struck in complete an annual report of | Cut From the Rib Section Old Codger’s Codgitations :Wi USOA pure silver, features reproduc earnings for 1972. You should : Herald Yesterdays Ctioicn [CLUB STEAK tions of the first stamps issued have received this form in the : Bondess Bondess by the U.S. Post Office in 1847 mail. If you did not, contact our : Today’s Thought East Catholic High School on one side while the reverse office and we will mail one to ; Pmrk Loms (Water M M ) London Broil side has a history of the stamps you. ; Gardening (Atwood) and their importance. Cure 81 - Fully Cooked Speedy Cut Water Added Q. My mother is collecting ; Chuck - USOA Choice Boneless 7 RIBS According to Memphis Post Thick, Thin, Reg. one price onJ)| Social Security benefits. Last : Stamps In the News Boneltss master James C. Curtis, this is year she earned $1,752. We ; SPORTS Often Seldom Never Hoimel Ham AimonzHam a limited edition with each coin realized that by earning more • CenteiCnt Cube Steakoi*|59 serially numbered. than $1,680 some Social ' Herald Angle (E. Yost) , Health Capsules OF B EEF The proof silver medallions Security checks afe withheld. Port Chops -11 Blade Steak M u are priced at $12 each, each However, do we have to The Dry Side of Sports (D. Yost) Heralding Politics (Cohen) Avg. Wt. 30-30 lbs. SMvil nickel-silver specimen at $5 complete a report and if so Fancy CDd F illet FieiAO ysten 1 9 9 ’ Cut as desirsd Into Roasts and Steaks each and antiqued bronze at $3. where can we get one? ■ Capitol Corridor (Odegard) Serve with your favorite sauta Bowling Sole Fillet K b.b * r F A complete set costs $19. A. You mother must .47599 S f U d WHOLE All orders should be ad complete an annual report of Never Colutry Q| dressed to; Postique, United earnings which she can obtain Scoreboard PUBLIC information ! Often Jum bo Shrim p PI Jnm bo Sm elts 6% RUIT States Post Office, Memphis, by contacting oiir office. V Port Bus 7lb Tuibot F illet 7 9 1 W h i t m f ; Tenn. 38101. Send money or Q. My mother-in-law was told Skiing (Sacherek) Public Records 55 BOTTOM ROUND ders, not personal checks or by a friend that if a person 5 5 1 ” Flounder Rllet i ; i " 9 cash. collects only one Social Mr. Deli Specials! F is h C a k e s with Eye of Round • O • • Major Hoople (Grid Predictions) Manchester Hospital Notes Security check in a year and Haddock Rllet "- -s" i ; i » zlilf «ny Sliced to Order Fish Sticks 5 5 1 ” Avg. Wt. 20-2S lbs. Women’s Lib has had its ef then returns to work she didn’t tolOlMr Indudos Whole Eye of Round, Rump Roast, Sw iss Rockville Hospital Notes PricM m this Ad ElM iv^M naiy 21 m M n ii 3. iv n VKaatoC fect on philately, too. have to file an annual report. Is Baseball Standings »lb Stosks, Cube Steaks and Oround Round. As a result of the absorption that true? BakodHam of women into men’s stamp Idaho Baking | A. No. If a person received at Local Softball Court Cases clubs, the Women’s Philatelic least one Social Security check Turkey Roll *">69* Society of New York is dis in a year and they earned over SCOT CHICKEN SEA banding after 40 years in exis Midget Football Police Report Weavers Chicken Roll 85* Potatoes $1,680, they must file an annual tence. report with Social Security. American Cheese "> 98* Florida Fresh Corn 5 59* According to Sophie Buser, Checkered Flag (Auto Racing) Fire Calls TOWELS TUNA cofounder of the women’s Q. If I file an income tax Trunz Cooked Salami *"> 69* Grapefruit Juice F^id; ^ i 89* return does that take care of AvalkM In StWM With Swvict Ml MM ____ Jumbo Roll M l U ll stamp group, it was evident Area Police that the society had outlived its filing an annual report for 19th Hoie (Goif)- S I? (^.cWCc.> purpose. Failure to enroll new Social Security? O S I members and dwindling atten A'. It does not. You may file Sports Dial (Weekend TV Sports) Social Security SIRLOIN dance at meetings prompted an income tax report but you FINAST WELCHADE this action. Said Mrs. Buser; still must file an annual report Is Eljem Speaking (Lutz Museum) f can “ The members may cherish if you received any Social IM GRAPE DRINK with pride the memories of the Security checks during this Monthly Events Calendar______CAKE MIXES 43 HIP society’s accomplishments in year and earned over $1,680. Refreshing Seldom Never All Varieties fostering philately among wom Q. By what date must the COMICS Often Often Seldom Never OF BEEF en.” annual report be filed? Bugs Bunny SPECIAL PAGES «mh Full Tandorlolns, you got 8-10 SIrioin Steaks. A. April 15, 1973 for 1972 $1 Togo commemorated the re earnings. Mini-Page cent visit by President Georges Q. Can you tell me who must Mickey Finn Con Toasties ACdgate Toothimste Pompidou of France with two file an annual report of High School World SHORT new stamps. Both stamps bear earnings? Priscilla’s Pop a portrait of President Pom A. Any person who (1) en Ftaast pidou and President Gal E.G. TV Section LOIN OF titled to one or more benefits The Born Loser Fresh 3 T l \ = 5 t 7 5 Eyadema of the Republic of for 1972 and (2) had total Togo, as well as the official earnings of over $1,680 for the Church Page emblems of Togo and France. - BEEF ^ ^ 25-30 lbs. year. Plain Jane A n gel Cakes Finut - 5 9 * 1.95 Size - Johnsons The modernistic headquarters You get 10-12 Porterhouse Steaks with full Q. Is the $1,680 a person is Heralding Homes Flnait22oz Oil of President Eyadema’s politi Apple Pies - 4 9 * 1.49 Size - Johnsons " allowed to earn counted from tsndorlolns. cal party is seen in two differ Mr. Abernathy nSHN’ CHIPS the date he or she retires? English Muffins 4 "Y* M 1.29 Size - Johnsons ^ ent views and the colors of the Laan H flags of both nations appear on A. No. Earnings for the entire Buzz Sawyer year are counted regardless of Often Seldom Never FIm sI the lower corners of the FAMILY PAGE MkfcA I I K stamps. when you retired. Alley Oop a ” • GROUND BEEF 7 D* • • • From Your Neighbor’s Kitchen (Ferguson) □ P i ^ M i x CMBoy-Ar-OH 3 Have a question about Social □ Mueiiers Spaghetti 2 6 * 5-fb. lota H As previously mentioned in Sgt. Stripes Forever Security and its retirement, □ W i s h - B o n e itrt«Dr~ino • t ? 3 7 * □ Pillsbury Bundt & ^ “ 83* Extra Laan m this column, the first U.S. survivors, disability and Star Gazer Quick & Easy Heat & Serve / Sargento-6 oz pkg □ R eynoids W rap Eonanir ^ •6 3 * □ Campbells •— er— '^“ 43* stamp in 1973 honoring the bi Medicare benefits? Write to Out Our Way centennial of the American Questions and Answers, 657 Recipes (AP) Nnenster □ Coid Power Detergent ^ “ 1 » □ Red Rose Tea Bags ^ 9 9 * StonHei » GROUNDGHUCK S Revolution signals the rise of Main St., East Hartford, 06108. the spirit of independence with Our Boarding House □ Bordens Cremora V 7 5 * □ DbdeCiip Refills ;S8 65* Sara Lee Coffee R i n g K f'5<.” 6 9 * 5-lb. lota 1 r College Notes Bordens Am erican Cheese’55'89* a theme stressing communi □ Saueri^ut SHimt R068 2 5 5 5 * □ Rice-A-mni 3 55 *1 Rnast Fish Sticks ”^ “ 8 9 * cations in coloniai times. It Short Ribs S w i s s C h e e s e ^ 'p MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Feb. 28, 1973 — PAGE TWENTY-NINE PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Peb. 28,-1873 The "Action Marketplace" OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGS B U N N Y OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN F a s t — E ffe c tiv e ^HIS NIBS WAS ON B A < ^ ^ Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers OH.LKrr AOAIW.' HE T TRY ID THINK OpfOMEWK/ HE w e n t to VtfKPnAVA SAY WB STOP WELCOME TO ANOTHER ARESHITHIS JUST BSCAUSC'yOO'RE FUSSED AMD FUiMCP S OF <3E n »lfi HMA OUTSIDe HELP HIS A AA0ni>i6R POESNn’ L A W C S - Herald Classified Ads Over 60,000 Daily Readers PER A SMACK/ HUBBARPS/aCYSl Tm mm BLBt 1 <3U ESS ' a b o u t TVrHIOH p r i c e s ! b e f o r e w e s e t i d t h e whaY s w ith FATHER PICK SVLVESTER Y W H A T W IU . i t B B T A^BAN SOURE A SOOP r m fio ALL TH* WAY THROOeH I CASHIER ' LAST TIME HE HIM? IVE SEEN OUT A CAR.' THE MAJOR VnASMORE-'I — I C O O K l (15 Word Minimum) ^HOPPIM' TH' STORE. BEFORE, /fiOTSO MORREP UP HE beachEp whales BUT POP NERVOUS THAW ATRAPE2E Fast ResuRs CAPTTAL IPBA/ HAMBUR&ER! w rm iou. a n d T H IS T 1A4E BEOAM TO LECTURE THE Th a t loohed BOUGHT a r t i s t FEUDIN' fiUV'NOR! rTLLBEEVEM CHECR-OUr SIRL BEFORE BETTER ON A MOTOR WITH HIS 1 Day ...^...... — 8(t per word per day \ i WORSE.' SHE STARTED T O RIM E THE third CYCLE p a r t n e r . _ COPY CLOSING TIME FOR THE ITEWIS/ DAY/ in s t e a d ; EVEN 3 D a y s ...... — 7$ per word per day CLASSIFIED ADVER'nSEMENTS HIS HOSE 6 Days ...... X T TURNED — 6c per word per day 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCA'HON ^ PALE.' 26 Days ...... c—r I I \ — 5C per word per day ■hDj Happy Ads ...... $1.50 inch Deadline for Saturday and Moulay PHONE 643-2711 Is 12:00 Noon Friday y Private Intitrucdona 32 Help Wanted 35 HERALD Services Oltarad 12 MidKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD LESSONS, Piano, guitar, SECRETARY with shorthand PLEASE READ TR E E REM OVAL - Pruning, drums, organ. Meyers Piano for an interesting position in HAPPY ADS I WAS SURE SKIP Y WB DON'T NEED YOU CANT BLAME BOX LETTERS spraying, etc., fully insured. BERRrS M and Music Studios, 111 Center Manchester. IBM electric. WAS KIDNAPPED/ / CONTRIBUTIONS' A FATHER FOR YOUR AD Licensed. Free estimates. CaU St., Manchester. 1-8 p.m. Responsibilities are diver you SHOULD HAVE LISTENED TO / I I TELL you WORRYIN' ABOUT For Your 633-5345. VOUR FRIEND, SHERIFF FINN, WHEN f I WHAT—I'LL WRITE HIS SON! Classified or "Want Ads" are •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• sified. Start to $125. Many com HE TOLD YOU NOT TO MAKE A < COULDN'T | you OUT A F IR S T Information taken over the phone as a con Help Wanted 35 pany benefits. Allied Building PUBLIC STATEMENT.' DO YOU HAVE ) HELP SANDING Service — Commer FOR TH E THE HERALD will not dis venience. The advertiser should Systems, Inc., 260 Tolland ANY IDEA HOW MANY MAN HOURS 1 IT/ M A JO R = cial only, parking lots and SCHOOL Bus Drivers — Part- 'Tpke., Manchester, Conn. 646- . WE LOST ON THIS CASE? close the identity of any adver read his ad the FIRST DAY IT roads. Modern equipment. ilM^ — tiser using box letters. Readers time work, Manchester and 0124. r HQ tr NIA. It. TM »«■ U.S. r«L ON a-10 APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in Reasonable. Call 742-8^. Vernon areas. We wiil train. OeAMPAW answering blind box ads who TM Wt OR. time for the next insertion. The Call 643-2414. ONE More Go-Getter, needed desire to protect their identity Herald is respj^nsible for only ONE REWEAVING OF - bums, for established realtor firm. All moth-holes, zippers repaired. can follow this procedure; incorrect or omitted insertion for WANTED — Experienced sales aids supplied including Window shades made to any advertisement and then only to inspector for aircraft blades membership in 3 area Realtor Enclose your reply to the box measure, all size Venetian the extent of a "make good" inser vanes and components. A M ly boards. Ask for Mr. Belfiore, in an envelope — address to the blinds. Keys made while you tion, Errors which do not lessen the at Red-Lee Metal Finishing Co., 647-1413. (.Tassified Manager, Manchester wait. TV portables for rent. value of the advertisement will not 80 Sheldon Rd., Manchester. . . . SenMon* Evening Herald, together with a Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 649- WANTED — Part-time gas BY FRANK O’NEAL be corrected by "make good" inser may h a w MOt you S H O R T R IB S 5221. station attendant for memo listing the companies tion. ENGINE Lathe and Hardinge you do NOT want to see your chucker operators, first and Wednesday, Saturday and Sun a happy a M T*M NOT A JCHNER.jr SNOW PLOWING - PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VERMEER WHS PONT SOU SHAPE UP letter. Your letter will be second shift, capable of set up, day nights. Must he over 18 Spu'RE AND tSoiti THE HJMM WE? 6 43-2711 Reasonable rates. Call 647-1044. work to drawings. High qualitv years of age. Call Lydon Bros. 7 OW , D E A R ! ) destroyed if the advertiser is C3U1CK! LE T' work, top medical plan, all Shell, 646-8440. \ r a i m ; 7 / , RU N IN W E R E one you’ve mentioned. If not it TWO YOUNG married men benefits, good pay, overtime. h X ------will be handled in the usual Autot For Sale 4 will do small repair jobs and Apply J. 'f. Slocomb Company, manner.______painting, also cellar cleaning 68 Matson Hill Rd., South Happy Birthday 1971 VOLKSWAGEN, green and light trucking. Call 646- Glastonbury, 633-9485. An equal ON - 11-7 Lott and Found with factory installed tape deck 2692, 646-3726. opportunity employer. and radio. $1,250. Call 649-4620. Part-time or full-time GRANDPA LOST — 7-week old Saint PUBLIC Typing Service; all SERVICE station attendant Excellent wages and benefits, Bernard puppy, brown color 1970 OLDSMOBILE, 98, sedan, kinds. Specializing in medical wanted, days, full-time. Apply Call Mrs. Doris Blaln with markings of distinction. air-conditioned, stereo dictaphone transcription. to Moriarty Bros., 315 Center Director of Nurses. 2-7S Love, Phone 643-0391. AM/FM, vinyl top, full power. Reasonable. Swift iVping Ser St. Call 643-0813 after 5 p.m. vice, 568-3355. THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA LOST Bell and Howell pager, EXPERIENCED window MHKHESTEIi MMMW Tommy, Mark, vicinity Banville’s Gun Shop, 1972 VEGA Hatchback, Red, 3- SNOW PLOWING - Driveways washer wanted. Call 649-5334. Center St. Reward. Please call ^eed, radio, side moldings. and parking lots. Over 20 years NURSMCmiK David and 718 ex p e rie n c e . C all 649-5900, SWWMiCMiWtL 233-4290. Excellent condition. $1,500. PART-TIME janitorial work. 646-om IF w e tZESCUBS FE/Z ONE Elmer Wilson. % \m kr N i*. i«c. MOKE TIME, MV KELATII/E5 Phone 646-0496. Call 649-5334. Lisa T H E B O R N L O S E R by A rt Sansom WILL ALL BE E)(TINCT LOST female black German "I hate to ask you to pack for another trip, Henry, b u t Shepherd, answers to Heidi. M E R C U R Y w a g o n , 1966 RUGS shampooed. Free ACCOUNTANT — Corporation r------3EFOKE TNE PAV domestic issues are starting to get the headlines!" CLERK — Full-time, invoicing Phone 643-1785. automatic, four-door, good run estimates over phone. Cleaned and general office work. Apply East of River needs talented AW NAME 15 m N IS O V E fZ / VEUTRILOQUIST! ning condition. $475. Phone 646- with certified equipment, no Gaer Brothers, 140 Rye Street, accountant. Excellent salary in Congratulations ■wormapple,.. 5 S EtAAER LOST — Male, buff color tiger 3542 after 5 p.m. cost for disinfectant. 646-6W. South Windsor. range of $10,000, plus clothing BETH & KEN (We told you We’d do Itl) cat, yellow collar, Rockledge 14 Flooring 19 discount and many other liberal I’M AM RORPIAK area. 646-0029. 1967 2-DOOR Ford Custom, 428 LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, WOMAN needed for recep benefits. Never a fee .at Rita Cindy, Ann and John engine, new carburetor, lawns mowed, trees cut and AOOOMTAMTli m A - - / FLOOR SANDING and tionist and general office work, Girl, Manchester, 646-3441. LOST — on February 17th, battery, starter, tires, brakes, removed. Cellars and attics ALL types of buildiiig remodeling, rec rooms, refinisbing, (specializing in typing required. Call 646-1000. Manchester Memorial parking paint job, excellent running cleaned. Free estimate! Call odeling, rec kitdiens. admUons, homes and older floors). Also specializing LEGAL Secretary-Trainee. lot, gold and three c o lo r^ pearl condition. Asking $635. Call 643-600(]l. garages. Heritage Craftsmen, in inside painting and paper per East of River firm needs DEE Eos EOS ring, sentimental value, after 5:30 p.m., 649-^52. Purdy Corp., 586 Hilliard secretary with good typing and YOUR Baby’s first shoes m ^ l S or 6464643. hanging. John Verfaille, 646- Happiness Is having reward. 646-4519. 5750, 872-2222. Street, Manc"hester,icne: 649-0000. shorthand to train in legal 1971 CHEVY Nomad wagon, bronzed forever. Precious a friend like you J. P. Lewis & Son. finish profession. Starting $95 to $100. LOST Savings Passbook No. 16,000 miles, one owner, $2,200. lifetime mementos. The perfect Happy Birthday C3 carpentry, rec rooms, SUPERINTENDENT, middle Excellent benefits". Never a fee 02010-7, Hartford National Bank 646-7318. gift for sentimental occasions. The Brunei! Family 2-2» remodeling. kitchens, age couple, no children or pets, at Rita Girl, Manchester, 646- & Trust Co., Manchester Green Pickup and delivery. 647-1240. a-2B bathrooms, formica work, MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 20 experienced with cleaning and 3441. Office. Application made for 1971 BUICK Skylark, 2-door maintenance for new L EMPLOYMENT comes ceilings. 64M6S6, if no answer MUTT AND JEFF B U D F IS H E R payment. hardtop, power steering, MANCHESTER — Delivery — apartment complex. Call AUTOMOTIVE service Happy Birthday immediately thru Dot Girls, 50 643^36L brakes, tinted windshield, light trucking and package between 8-9:30 a.m. or 5-7 p.m., Dispatcher and Advisor. We P L A IN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI radio, snow tires, excellent con State Street, Hartford, 549-0310. LAURIE VtXJR ELECTRIC HEATED W IT DOES.' w h a t NO, I MADE THE S LOST girl’s wire rimmed delivery. Refrigerators, 649-9090. need someone to operate and dition. 643-5239, 7-8 a.m. or Temporary Employment CONCRETE Specialists - Love, / ITMUOT BE THAT 'PIE IN THE ^ UNDERWEAR ISn T PRACTICAL.;; YOU GET HAPPENED? UNDERWEAR FROM glasses, vicinity Kelly Rd. washers and stove moving administer our new dispatching after 8 p.m. Services by Dictaphone Cor Flagstone, btoesfame. brick and Dad, M om , SKY* EVEKYBopy TALKS ABOUT! H ow CAN A LOW VOLTAGE (OVERHEATED DID YOU AN ELECTRIC BLANKET toward Woodland Park, South block. Reinforced patios, specialty. Folding chairs for JIG BORE, Lathe, Bridgeport system. Your main duty w ill be STORAGE BAOTEgy KEEP J OUST FROM poration. G ET A „ AND PARTS FROM A Windsor, Reward. 644-1950. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• walks, d r iv e w ^ . garage slabs, rent. 649-0752. operators. First and second to schedule the work for our 8 Kurt and Andy You WARM? CARRYING shifts, top wages and benefits, technicians. Your other duties F IT.' SHOCK? POP-UP TOASTER Tnickt-Tractors 5 EMPLOYMENT comes easier stoops. Cellar entrances, FOUND large male mongrel foundations waterproofed, 50-hour week. Le-Mi will include greeting Shepherd type dog, black and thru Dot Personnel, 50 State St., •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Corporation, 1 Mitchell Drive, customers, making ap 1972 FO RD F-lOO, pickup. drywells, retaining waDs, sod tan. Call Dog Warden, 646-4555. Hartford, 549-5550. No fees, no Draaamaking 22 Manchester, 643-2362. pointments, road testing cars, To The Person Who ^ Original 6,500 miles, 360 engine, contract. Professional lawns. 872-9266, 8722251. selling needed work, etc. You Wanted My Initials ... radio, radial tires, standard employment services by Dic- FOUND male Mongrel dog, CUSTOM made ladies dresses, NURSES aides for modern should have an autom otive f. transmission, explorer trim. tapnone Corporation. R E. GOWER — Finish Why not my name? black, tan and white on chest. suits. Bridal gowns and veils. Convalescent home in East background or supervisory Phone 649-5110 anytime. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• carpentry, kitchens, rec rooms, Hartford, 11-7 shift. Apply Chivas and ’’Sunshine" Collie type. Call Dog Warden, additions, garages, porches, Also hand set fashion jewelry. experience. Guaranteed future Painting-Papering 13 'Burnside Convalescent Home, for the right person. Your 646-4555. 1949 C H E V Y P ic k u p , 6 any typeI remodrihig.i 646-2087. 649-1133. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 870 Burnside Ave., East benefits include tree health and cylinder, good condition, many INSIDE — outside, painting, Panohala-Announcamanta 2 C U S T O M made women s Hartford. life insurance, paid vacations spare parts, $175. Call 649-2416. ^ c i a l rates for people over 65. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• npl and holidays, uniforms. Good Cfall my competitors, then call 1 * G E N E R AL Machinist — with i;!; HtraM Clittifitl Alt irt thS-:: INCOME TA X Service, at your •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Phone 649-295'7. pay. 5*/2 day work week. Save me. Estimates given. 649-7863. l^ood lathe background. igduimt, ntri efftethrt mqr hi ttitS home. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329 Campera-Trallert ROOFING and roof time bjN working in town. Apply or 247-3115. FTesently working 45 hours. in person to Joe McCavanagh, ;$miM tt reach tht imtt pttpiti m | Mobile Hornet 8 J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom Coughlin Roofing Go. MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagaa 27 Paid holidays, plus excellent Service Manager, Lynch 643-2711. WINTHROP decorating, interior and BY DICK CAVALLI INCOME Tax returns prepared hospitalization plan. Metronics, Toyota, 345 Center Street, TWO-BEDROOM 1969 mobile exterior, paperhanging, fully BIDWEILL Oime Inmrovement in your home or mine. Call MORTGAGES, loans first Inc., Route 6 & 44A, Bolton. Manchester or call 646-4321 for ONLY IF home in excellent condition. insured. For free estimates, Co. Expert installation of evenings. H. H. Wilson, 649- second, third. All kinds. Realty an evening appointment. SHE ASKS FOR SAY, TOMORROW le SROTUEeS WE SHOULD CO SOMETHINCE THATfe NCJT EXACrTUV WHAT Ideal for starter or retirement call 649-9658. If no answer 643- aluminum siding, gutters and 6506. statewide. Credit rating PART-TIME, clean cut, Happy Birthday MR.ABERNATHV- OVERTIA\E./ MT^kRTTLANDb BIRTTHCJAV- TO SHOW HIM w h a t home. 742-6929. 6362. trims. Roofing installation and HAD IN MIND- unnecessary. Reasonable. Con delivery man, mornings, THE MAID IS n WE REAULV THINK OF HIM . repairs. 6 4 9 ^ . 8754109. MAN NEEDED to train as MRS. HOLMSTROM ^ INCOME TAX — For accurate •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fidential, quick arrangements. Manchester Drug, 717 Main St. WALKING IKJ RICHARD E. Martin. Full polybag machine mechanic on With Love, I preparation in my office or Motorcyclet-BIcyclat 11 Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. HER SLEEP.' rofessional painting service, ROOFING — Specializing first shift, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. your home. Call R. L. Burnett, 100 Constitution Plaza, TH REE weeks manager Your Kid nterior - exterior. Free es retailing roofe of aU kinds, new Basic mechanical skills 646-2460. HARLEY-Davidson motor E Hartford. Evenings, 233-6879. trainee program, no experience timates, fully insured. 649-4411. roofs, gnlter work, chimneys, necessary, car require. Part- essential. A clean modern plant rr. cycles, parts and accessories. cleaned and rnaired. 30 years in East Hartford, near INCOME tax returns and MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd time also available. Can be Harley Davidson Sales, 49 Park DONALD E. Tarca — experience. Free estimates. Manchester line. Call 528-9471 bookkeeping done professional mortgages — interim financing done from your own home. Happy Birthday St., Hartford, 247-9774. paperhanging and painting. CaU Howley. 6435361. weekdays only. ly. Call Dan Hickey, 649-9145. — exp^ient and confidential Fuller Brush, Call Mrs. Sim KEVIN MILLER Free estimates. CaU 643-0271. mons, 233-9626. dONESd- M INI-BIKE, excellent condi GUTTERS and roof repaired service, J. D Real Estate WOMAN to do housework, Love, RIP6EWW W ANTED — Permanent ridfe to Assoc. M3-5129. tion. Call 643-0093. GEORGE N. Converse — and replaced. Excellent twice weekly, 9-1 p.m. Phone \ Hartford, vicinity Aetna Life •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ACCOUNTING clerk fpr Ding and Dong Interior and exterior painting workmanship. Reasonable 646-3499. "Z 5 S from Burnham Street. Hours •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Manchester office. Experience Servicet Ottered 12 and paperhanging. Fully prices. FYee estimates. 646- BY ROY CRANE DK>F Bualmaa Opportunity necessary. Salary BUZZ SAWYER 8:304:00. 6444)390. insured. Call 643-2804 after 5 1399. 25 JANITORS, experienced, part- •••••••••••••••••••••••••*** SNOW Plowing — Commercial commensurate with p.m. time evenings, Manchester VfS. TWO POLICE HI, gU7. YOU'VE BEEN OUT A LONG GRENADE?,.^ YEAH, YOU SAVED Autoa For Sola 4 and residential. Reasonable MANCHESTER - Small experience. Call Mrs. Thomp Welcome Home TIM E... 7 2 HOURS. T'M TRYING BENSON'S LIFE, HORACE Tetranlt — Siding, area. Call 643-5691, 3-6 p.m. , OFFICERS ARE WAITING CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE rates. Also available as backup restaurant doing good business, son, 649-5361...... HOSPITALS J TO SEE YOU, MR. SAWYER^ ' WHATSimS TO THINK... ONLY FOR HIM TO T. J. FLANAG AN and Sons, roirfing. storm windows, aw NE E D CAR? Credit very bad? rig. Call 646-3467, 647-9304. fast food service, numerous MOMMY, DADDY, ABOUT YOU IT WAS TOSSED PE s h o t d o w n Bankrimt, repossession? Interior-exterior painting. nings. Qnality workmanship, YOUR GATE free estimates. Fully insured. pieces of equipment, well ...... /.../.a ...... QEBBIE and WENDY EXPLODING FROM A PASSING MOMENTS LATER. SO PROTECTIVE \ YOU SEE- I'VE Honest Dauglas accepts lowest Reasonable rates. Swirled A HAND INTERCOM MEASURES ARB I SOME RATHER. SHARPENING Service — iveled area, ^,000. Ctolli- CAR a t a f e l l a down, smallest payment, ceilings our specialty. C!aU 643- 8724187, 6494417. GRENADE NAMED BENSON,, MOST IMPRESSIVE, ^NOTHINfl NEWl J VAU/ABLB Ah)P Saws, knives, axes, shears, Wagner Realty, 663 Burnside I Missed You. AAR. PROMELV... DO anywhere. Not small loan 1949. RNs-LPNs-NURSES aides CAY BEFORE I e xpiofive iMreivfii. skates, rotary blades. Quick Ave., East Hartford, 289-0241. VOU d tn w yip KEEP IN M Y S A FE finance company plan. Douglas Love, YESTERDAY? GRABBED IT, SUCH TIGHT service. Capitol Equipment Bullding-Contraeting 14 17 Melissa THREW IT OVER Motors, 345 Main. Co., 38 Main St., Manchesteer. V E R Y High volume snack bar Full and Part-time and restaurant in eastern THE FENCE AND Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - SAM Watson Plombing and Charae Nurse positions ...... s 1968 PONTIAC LeMans, V-8, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- Wpating Bathroom remodeling Connecticut in industrial town. automatic, power steering and Remodeling, repairing, 7958. additions, rec rooms, porches and repairs. Free estimates. Wonderful man and wife 7 -3 , 3-11, and 11-7. brakes, burgandy with black operation. Call for details. Help Wanted and roofing. No job too small. C a D M M a n . 35 > a ' cord' roof. White interior, Alarge Greene Realty, MLS- LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also Call 649-3144. Nurses aides — full time, 7-3, and 11-7, experienced bucket seats and console. 6800. moving large appliances. B O m Heating and Plumbing Reaftor, 1-423-6316. SALESMEN — Assistant AS A LAWVERi Call 872-3551. preferred. Six months review. Excellent insurance MV LIFE HAS Burning barrels delivered. $4. DORMERS, garages, porches, — Pnanpt. conrteons service. Manager, salary plus com MANCHESTER - Small food benefits. Bald holidays, 2-weeks paid vacation after OFTEN BEEN 644-1775. ______rec rooms, room additions, CaU 643-1496. missions, full fringe benefits. THREATENED! 1969 442 OLD^MOBILE, good store with beer license, good one year. kitchens, add-a-levels, ro o fi^ , Apply in person, Miles Shoes, MISS WILPEi condition. Call 647-1669. le a s e , excellent location, C ARPEN TER available, days, siding, general repairs. Quality NO JOB too small. Immediate Parkade, Manchester. A L L E Y O O P BY V.T. HAMLIN $17,900. Colli-Wagner Realty, evenings, weekends. Additions, workmanship. Financing service on service calls. Free IF WE RE REALLY GONNA DO LESSEE NOW, THERE SHOULD 1971 GREEN _ Opel , sports alterations, repairs. No job too estimates gladly given on 663 Burnside Ave., East Hart MEADOWS CONVALESfXNT GEMTER EARN valuable merchandise, A JOB OF IVIN' UP THAT BIC BE A MESS OF EM BACK/^-- q u z !9 available. Economy Builders, STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF coupe, good condition,ndftlon, inside small. Free estimates. Call heating or plnmliing. Fancets ford, 289-0241. 333 Udwat tt MlaBOheiMr have a Gateway Party. Call 643- g a l o o t, IlD BETTER GET OF THEM au<(Ha<---- / and out. Asking $1,300. 647-1257 Inc., 872-3919, 872-0647, Conlaol Mrs. DiMlrt, 646-2821 A FEW EXTRA VINES,,, Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 evenings. rqiaired or installHl. Wato- 0071 after 5 p.m. after 4. p.m. pomps worked on. Complete MANCHESTER — Appliance 6-3W66hday8 ' THE 1 CORNERED NOW BY THE FAILURE OF M e a n w h il e — AT s t e v e S h o t e l .. Service Center Inc. Ambitious MASONRY — All types of beating systems, rec rooms, FoU tlCAL HER OWN p la n TD ELIMINATE ABE 1967 MERCURV convertible, SNOWPLOWING — Very man to go into business for CREDIT Correspondent. COMMISSAR KELLY AND STEVE CANYON , AKOOLA, stone, brick fireplaces, walls, etc. Call I I It M Plumbing ft KASHEH 7 COLONEL.' TO - V-», 289, $300 or best offer. reasonable, 646-5489. himself. Not competitive. Interesting position is available M AY ISSUE (CAPTAIN SHARK) nUNKS OF A WAY CONFUSE THE BAD BOV INTO concrete steps, sidewalks. No H eatii«. 649-2871. Phone 647-1914. Selling service on portable in credit department of home THE ORDER TO ESCAPE../.,,, TRYING TO TOTAL YOU AND ME.' job too small. Free estimates. appliances and sale of appliance manufacturer. TD EVACUATE -N O W , WOULD YOU CARE TWO handymen want variety of Over 20 years experience. After MARTY’S Plumbing and GTO, 1970, red and white accessory and replacement Individual should have some ac t h a t h a r b o r ■* BE IN ON THE ‘MECHEIEH » jobs. Attics, cellars cleaned, 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. Heating. Conqilete bathroom SUPERVISORS MISSION! PART— WHERE WE BRINGTO ON convertible, automatic, power wallpaper, ceeilings, painting. remodding and repairs. Fkee parts. Call for appointment. counting or credit experience THE HEBREW JOHN WAYNE? steering, 6 tires, mags, $1,700. Financing available. $5,500. F. and good typing ability. Apply Also help with home snow CARPENTRY — Repairs, estimates. No job too smaU. Phone 649-1734.______M. Gaal Agency, 643-2682. OUTPATIENT ADMISSIONS Personnel Department, Iona problems. Reasonable. 643- remodeling, additions, roofing. Call 74^7438. Co., 6 Regent St., Manchester. Call David Patria, Soutn 1965 CHEVY Impala 4-door TOWNE Plnmbing Service. AMOCO Service Station, high hardtop, V-8, automatic Windsor, 644-1796. One position, full-time, Monday through Friday. One 0 l»n >t HU. ^ TJd. Mb. Hi. M. OH. C E ILIN G and ceram ic tile Rqwirs, alterations. American volume, 3-bay canopy. transmission, power brakes, specialist, one celling or all, Rockville area, for rent. Call position, part-time, Saturday, Sun^y, holidays and vacation SALESLADIES - Pilgrim m WES ROBBINS carpentry Standard fixtures used power steering. Very clean, repaireed, remodeled. No job exclnsively. Immediate ser Mr. Ritson, days 563-0131, coverage, 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Mills Fabric Department Store $ ^ . 646-6517 alter 6 p.m. rem odeling specialist. Acl- SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER BY BILL HOWRILLA too small. 647-9232. vice. Call 6 4 8 ^ . nighto 242-5861. Immediate openings for individuals with minimum of 3 has immediate openings for ditions, rec rooms, dormers, mature women as salesladies. built-ins, bathrooms, kitdiens, years’ experience in supervisory work. Good typing 1958 F IA T 1200 Spyder, best TREE Service (Soucier) — VERNON-Rockville area. Apply to 434 Oakland St., / &OCQI 67betwibetween 6- 649-3446. SEWERLINES, sink lines. necessary. Responsibility will include personnel manage offer. Phone 649-746i Trees cut, building lots cleared, ei*atiml with dectric cutters, Beauty Spa, price reduced. Manchester. i y a p 8 p.m. ment of clerks and daily operations of hospital outpatient r trees topped. Got a tree by profettinails. McKinney W ell estaolished business. 7 problem? W ell worth phone LEON CIESZYNSKI builder- operating stations including all admissions. Details given upon interview. ( J new homes custom built, Bros. Sewer Disposal Com STOCK CLERK - Immediate LITTLE SPORTS 1971 TOYOTA Corolla, air- call. 742-6252. equipment and inventory Full-time position offers fringe benefit program including 2 BY ROUSON remodeling, additions, rec pany. 64353M . opening for a stock clerk. conditioning, AM/FM radio, material; 11 dryers, equipment weeks paid vacation, Blue (^ross semi-private plan. Major Applicant should have previous z-za like new. $1,600. Phone 646-1191. rooms, garages, kitchens modern and up to date. SNOW plowing — Experience Medical and CMS Sentry. stock experience and be commercial and residential. remodeled, bath tile, cement 15 Business includes large air- wdrk. Steps, dormers. Contact Personnel Office familiar with store room 1967 MERCURY Parklane, air- Prompt, courteous service. conditioning unit. Price $7,700. Residential or commercial. procedures. Position includes conditioned, full power. 6 ^ References. 646-7770. MERZ Electrtcal Service. F. M. G a a f Agency, 643-2682. 7105.______^ Call 649-4291. posting of stock records, some Ekctrical r^n b x. additions, Windham Commim'ity Memorial Hospital hling and general clerical alterations. Small job ONE Man machine shop, fully B&C LANDSCAPING - Get a work. Apply at Scan-Optics TR IU M PH GT 6 plus. Excellent equipped, for rent, no Willimantic, Conn. 1423-9201, Elxi. 304 \ head start on that lawn this HmM WMt lii Imr « r a IM spedalisL “ Service when you Inc., 22 Prestige Park Circle, condition. 46,000 Allies, investment needed, start im year. For free soil test and iMch,' nty M M U ( hdlat. M need it.” Free estimates. East Hartford. Michelin tires. Call 875-4220 estimate, call 649-3455,529-19K. M3-271I. Master Chari^. 6048S. mediately, 649-9464, 646D273. e WJNM. I« ,| after 5 p.m. mm. ^ ^ W W 3 I W ^9. »**■ ' PAGE T H IR T y - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater, Conn., Wed.. Feb 28, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, (tonn., Wed., Feb. 28, 1973 - PAGE ’THIRTY-ONE W»nt9d to Buf 50 l<.f’ Heueeb For Sale, 72 Houaea For Solo t ! TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT W mv IS ITALWAVS QUIETEST- J u s t b e t =d r e t h e s t o r m > ? WANTED - - Antique furniture, 7* Oirt of TomhFor Solo 78 V ^ f - toys, crank phonographg, YO tlXL "sUurt paddng" when COI^M PO RARY Ranch - $25,500 - 7-ROOM older home, NOTICE OF P U £ -70 THE l l W B f swords, guns, glass, attic or you she this 7-room Ranch on Living room has beamed House Approves Probe SHH- good condition. Large-kitchen, - f cellar contents. 643-6535. lovely landscaped lot, 2' full H E A W S f^ O V ^ . l ist e k i.' catoedral ceiling with floor-to- uving room and dining room Adoption of Ordinance LAST HIGHT, SPWB! baths, 2-car garage — and the reillng fireplace, 2 full baths, with wall-to-wall carpeting. In accordance .with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections I and THE POLLOW/NG ■ Wa n t e d to buy — Depression downstairs — 'ju st like they huee master bedroom with Entrance foyer with open Of Gasoline Prices 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given'of the adoptign by glass, any amount, all colors. SCHOOLS >HILL show in “House Beautiful.'^’ walk-in closets, Anderson win stairway. Three good sized the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connecticut, 643- 9402. Must be seen to be appreciated. dows, family room, redwood bedrooms. (Convenient locatim. 8£ cioseo^^ quick, efficient way to stem the February 13, 1973 of Ordinance as follows: PROPOSED , Good value at $49,900. Call exterior, 2-car garage, Audrey Schaffer, 875-5351. HARTFORD (AP) - A which was then dominated by OLD Clocks and clock parts, Barbara Weinberg, T. J. tide of rising gasoline prices.” ORDINANCE B 181-30 beautiful wooded lot with a special legislative committee Democrats. wanted by private party. (]all Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Rep. Albert Webber, D-New Sec. 30 PURCHASE OF LAND — MAIN-WOODLAND view. Philbrick Agency, COVENTRY - Hilltop Raised to investigate gasoline prices But the resolution creating 649-4291. REA Realtors, 848-4^. Haven, former co-chairman of S’THEETTS THRU Ranch, fireplace, kitchen built- was approved by the House the new six-member committee MANCHESTER - New ins, large sunny basement, the General Law Committee, be it ordained by the Board of Directors of the Town of Tuesday over the objections of was adopted 96-54, with three WANTED - John Rogers Houaea For Solo 72 constructimi, 6-room Ranch, RAISED Ranch, 7 rooms, well-planted acre. $30,000. 742- said the legislature would be Manchester that the Town of Manchester purchase for the total Statuary and old beer steins. Aportmonta For Rant 83 Aportmonto For Rant 83 Bualnoaa Locodona- IVk baths, fully equipped minority Democrats. Democrats crossing over to For Rent ' ______^ formal dining room, eat-in 6143. better a d v i^ tc enact the two sum of ONE ($1.00) DOLLAR and other valuable con8ideratl9ns 644- 8962. SECLUDED home for the kitchen, excellent neighborhood kitchen, living room has “This is just a political move vote with the Republicans in from Benjamin A. Cavazza, Madaline P. Cavazza, Charles D. MANCHESTER - Parkade SPRUCE Street - Six large on'bus line. $33,900. Hayes favor of it. ’The resolution was bills which resulted from the MANCHESTER - 100,000 growing family. New spacious cathedral ceiling, large master HEBRON— Newer two-family. by those who want to Deltatto and EHeanor M. DelTatto, all of the Town of Roonia Without Board 59 Apartments, one, two and rooms, second floor, security Agency, 646-0131. then sent to the Senate for final committee’s invratigation last square feet, will divide. 7-room Oilonial, s itu a ^ on bedroom, family room, floor-to- Each unit 3 bedrooms, countiy demonstrate their concern over Manchester, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut that three-bedroom apartments and references. Garage and or ceiling fireplace, 1V4 baths, year. Suitable for manufacturing and approximately IVi acres in sized kitchen and living room, gasoline prices,” declared action. certain piece or parcel of land located at the intersection of THE THOMPSON House - available, stove, refrigerator, parking. Appointment only. aluminum siding, 2-car garage. ’The new committee would heat, hot water, ground Write Box R, Manchester warehouse. 1-748-5634. Manchester Green ante, \ I t. A-. PAGE THIRTY-TWO — MANCHESTER“ EVENING BfEajtALD. Manchester, C <^., Wed., Feb. 28,'|W3 Andovei^ PZC. Rham Board T& Review Doesn't Act :' \At Pinehurgt On Kennels 4 Overcrowding Solutions ■ ■ A^iNEEMT ' MORE MHONM. HtAHM ANNE EMT With the entire school on possibilities for 9 throu^ 12 Corl^Mpwiident Correspondent double sessions, 9th through staying for activities. Tel. 228-3971 Tel. 2Sa4971 12th grade jmuld attend from On the positive side of double Followlntir a public hearing at LoWer 7:45 to 12;fwand the 7th and 8th sessions for 7th and 8th 'grades The Rlglpnal District 8 Board . Monday evtliiiig, the Andover grades from 12:16 to 4:36. only is that this course of action 'ot Education has scheduled an Planning and Zoning Oofs (iHliaea) In both instances would affect fewer pupils than informational meeting for 7:30 Commission voted not to take transportation costs would in total double sessions; it wmild p.m. Monday in the Rham High any action on a reqtwst from crease significantly — provide 10 additional rooms and PIEAPPU School auditorium to review Michael Sherman of Simsbury approximately $47,000 for just increase the availability of Chunk 'possible courses of action to for a proposed dog kennel, not the 7th and 9th grade on double special facilities; it would re Sliced solve overcrowdedness in the to exceed 25 dogs, on 6ailey Rd. sessions and approximately tain the ability to meet 9-12 school. The commission’s action was Crushed No. 2 cans $70,000 for the entire school on course offerings presently Among the possibilities based on the grounds that 5.*1 double sessions. presented to the board earlier being offered. Sherman does not ha4e enough Also, in both cases, programs Also, lunch room overcrow this week by Dr. David land for a kennel. CRiSCO r would have to be reduced. The ding would be reduced and it Cattanacfa, superintendent of Sherman’s plans called for 3-Hi. can 898 7th and 8th graders, if on double schools, were four mis would save the hot lunch use of the existing building on sessions, would lose out on program for grades 9-12; there cellaneous possibilities, the ac property presently owned by Save on PERDUE CHICKENS industrial arts, art, music, would be less effect on 9-12 Robert Leighton, who has an comodation of 1,250 pupils in '' physical education, health and extra curricular activities, Fmher by Far the present facilities, the existing kennel permit. language. Program choices for retention of 7th grades in home although some problems The building would be moved 31A to 4 lb. R oaster...... ***-?®* grades 9-12 would be affected if schools or the use of the other centered around gymnasium back approximately 200 feet the entire school was on double 5% to6 lb.Roaster ...... Ib .$ 9 *i facilities in communities. availability would still exist; into the woods, and im sessions, in that there would be Also, the provision of and study halls for the 7th and provements would be made Lower ai Pinehurst a necessity of tightening up relocate classrooms, d(^ble 8th graders would be reduced. with respect to sanitation and scheduling to a six- period day. sessions for 7th and 8th grade Better Program? ventilation. ^ Both alternatives for double only with 9th through 12th Double sessions for the entire Sherman stated he has ah sessions would require school would separate junior agreement to purchase land but/ COCA following a full day schedule, approximately nine more and double sessions for grades 7 high from senior high studentf could present no written Hag. 1.19 8 pscif carton teachers and both would through 12 with 9th through 12th at the same time creating the agreement to the commission. eliminate activities and after Sealteat going in the morning and 7th possibility for better program About ten persons attended school assistance opportunities and 8th going in the afternoon. design for middle school age the hearing opposing the Offer Little for 7th and 8th graders. They youngsters and facilitating a proposed kennel which would be , ,l . ICE CREAM would also require increases in move to a new middle school located within close enougjtv;] SSM SOS on pnaSns IJ tt flavors. Included in the miscellaneous cleaning and maintenance of possibilities, which Dr. when and if constructed. proximity to the Hickory Hills.: TIMS MfMMI IM IMVOfM 1 /Z the building. Double sessions would also subdivision that it could be Cattanach referred to as Prevent Development “ offering very little if any allow and force teacher affected by noise. aiNl iMvs’t a new Hem wMi guansitscd qusNt)f Double sessions for 7th and possibilities for next year” assignments which provide 8th grades only would also Shurfine MIM|HR' . 1 were a four-day week, year- specialization 'for junior high prevent development of round school, night high school students; would provide less teaching responsibilities and an 8-period day. crowded and safer school directed toward junior high age ICECREAM # C I< As for the possibility of situations; would reduce aide Anniversary Unit only. With the changes at AN Flavors 1/2 ga. retaining the 7th grades in cost compared to 7th and 8th midday it would add to confu Meets Thursday hrnne schools or by using other double sessions only; and would sion and the problem of facilities in three district reduce study hall assignments In Hebron ^ overcrowding. For the Freeser towns, Dr. Cattanach felt there for all pupils. A meeting of the Hebron M t l l w l On the other ha^d, double UACHOICE could be no reasonable way to Band Boosters Bicentennial Committee, along Chose Mts sessions for the entire school PACKERCUT do it. Next year’s European Tour with representatives of various 12-SR. would increase the pace of the S2t03S-NL-7-RNl Also, this alternative would will be one of the main topics of groups and organizations in day for grades 9 through 12 with provide an inadequate discussion at the Rham Band town, will be held tomorrow at 4 r less time for adjustment educational program if it could Boosters meeting Monday 8 p.m. in the Town Office ROAST BEEF between academic subjects, be done with many special evening at 8 in the cafeteria at Building. Cut intp Steaks, Roasts and would reduce and com areas such as industrial arts the high school. A decision on According to John Sibun, and Short Ribs. plicate extra-curricular and home economics having to the pending name change of the chairman of the committee, programs for grades 9 through be dropped from the organization will also be made. representatives from the State 12. It Beats Driving curriculum. It would also Parepts and interested Bicentennial Committee will be llObags Double sessions for the entire require an Amendment to the friends of both instrumentalists A lone cyclist weaves his way through lines of stalled cars on hand to answer any school would also necessitate S ^ O f ' plan of regionalization. and vocalists are urged to as heavy.commuter traffic floods London during a one-day questions. dropping the lunch program In addition, the present high attend and becom e active entirely, except for cold lunch rail strike Wednesday. (AP Photo) school staff mernbers are not members of the group. PORK ROAST r - •- certified to teach 7th graders in ' Whole 14-lb. Strip a self-contained classroom. This will give you 8 to jO center And finally, community chops and 2 roasts or 2 large facilities aren’t available to roasts. 3 q ^ house 120 pupils. Present Facilities 8 9 " U The third alternative to accommodate all pupils in the MARLOW’S 3 DAY present facilities would necessitate dropping at least 23 Oscar Mayer courses in addition to reducing pupil program choicest significantly in grades 9 ' BACON through 12 affecting both pre Usually $1.38 lb. college and vocationally CLEARANCE SALE! oriented students. SHOP EARLY for a complete selection. ALL SALE ITEMS Slieed to Order This alternative would also Now Is the time to buy fine home furnishings during WiAmCHICKBIIIOLL a .» l .4 a limit student use of the library, MARLOW’S 3 DAY CLEARANCE SALE. Never before SOLD AS IS, SO INSPECT YOUR PURCHASES. At these increase the number of study have there been such GREAT SAVINGS on such a wide LOW PRICES, ALL SALES are FINAL, BUY NOW AND Dubuque halls as well as the number of variety of LIVING-ROOM, DINING-ROOM and SAVE $ $ $ $ D E LI LO A F students in each study hall and could cause dangerous BEDROOM furniture. Many Items one-of-a-kInd only, so TASTY LOAF situations in the hallways and in BEDROOM MAC 'n CHEESE LOAF any emergency condition. LIVING ROOM 9 x 1 2 TWEED Johnson Carper Walnut formica top dresser. Mirror, There would also be no rdom 4 Drawer Chest and Full Size Headboard. Discontinued to place additional teachers to Olive, Blue and Red Print Colonial Style Sofa and matching NYLON RUGS This is the season for hearty^ economical chair. Foam cushioned for your comfort. $ 3 3 9 .5 0 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 1 9 8 .8 8 1 Chuck cuts of Pot Roasty Beef SteWy handle the increased FOAM RACK Coleman Modern Style Walnut Triple dresser, mirror, enrollment, the hot lunch While they leatl $ 2 4 9 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 1 8 8 .8 8 4 Drawer Chest and Full Size headboard. Discontinued London Broils and Soup Bones ... program would have to be Lawson style sofa and chair. Olive with red fleck’s. $ 3 2 9 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 1 9 8 .8 eliminated, and eating time for White French Provencial, 6 drawer chest on chest Shoulder cold lunches would be reduced I $ 3 7 9 .9 5 , 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 2 8 8 .8 8 $38.88 to 12 minutes. Contemporary styled sofa In an olive green fabric. $ 1 3 9 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 8 8 .8 8 1 The only positive advantages I $ 2 0 9 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 1 4 8 .8 8 Great Savingi On Maple Double Dresser and Full Size Panel Bed. Discontinued. o f this alternative, as Channel back sofa and chair in a coin gold print. MattroM A Box Springs mentioned by Dr. Cattanach, I $ 2 9 9 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 2 2 8 .8 8 $ 2 1 9 .9 0 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 1 1 8 .8 8 1 would be that fewer additional Cots and RoGaways Meaty Shank Sara Marrow i , Comfortable gold velvet cuddle rocker.. Contemporary styled dresser and mirror, 5 drawer teachers would be required, chest, and full size headboard in walnut. Great Buy SOUP lb. 99* BONES " lb. 3^ because of program reduction |$ 1 8 2 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 1 3 8 .8 8 Colonial style olive tweed Love Seat. Wood trim. and lack of space for them to $ 2 6 9 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 1 4 8 .8 8 1 Efc of Rw Ctnicli v , |$ 1 5 9 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 1 1 8 .8 8 work, and it would avoid double 6 Drawer Maple Dresser and Mirror. Colonial style o rC ro M R Ib sessions. Extremely comfortable gold velvet swivel rocker. $ 1 6 9 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 9 8 .8 8 1 Relocation Classrooms I $ 1 2 4 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 8 8.8 8 Twin Size Maple spindle Bed. One Only T h e last three alter Modern style Black VInelle or VInyle Swivel Rocker. SAVE $ 3 9 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 2 8 .8 8 1 native-relocated classrooms, Pot Roast » 1 « I $ 8 0 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $5 8.8 8 Twin Size Maple Bookcase Headboard. One Only double sessions for the 7th and UP TO Diamond back avocado Recliner, 2 positions. SoUd Meat with jutt enough fat for flavor. 8th grades, and double sessions $ 5 4 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 3 8 .8 8 1 I for the entire school—received $ 1 1 4 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 8 8.8 8 Many Mora Hams -7 All At Qraat Savings the most consideration from Black VInelle Tuxedo arm Sofa that makes into a bed Brauing the board. However, the negatives on IS189.95 m rH ^IC E $138.68 MISCELLANEOUS ^ Short Mis relocated classrooms far sur Danish style High Back Chair. Olive walnut trim. i passed the positives, only one |$ 6 9 .5 0 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 3 8.8 8 % Modern Style Lift Top Collarette. Loads of Storage as mentioned by Dr.Cattanach. Orange Studio Couch with 2 Bolsters. Sleepstwo 60 $88.95 3 DAY SALE PRICE $68J8 This was to avoid double 48" Walnut Room Divider. 16” deep for lots of storage . sessions. ^$139.95 3DAY SALE PRICE $ 8 8 .8 8 Listed on the negative side Many Mora Itama All At Qraat Savings $89.95 3 DAY SALE PRICE $48.88 30” wide by 80” High Maple Bookcase Room Divider M.. Pinehiirst '' ' ■ w a s th e cost for five OFF! V relocatable classrooms of ap $ 8 4 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 8 8 .8 8 proximately $100,000. Seventy ^ DINING ROOM 42” Long Blonde Room Divider with Large Shelvee f Saiiia^e Rka per cent of this, however, would l .99M Blonde Rectangular Table and 4 Chairs from Yesteryear $ 7 9 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 3 8 J8 be reimbursable the following |$ 1 9 9 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 8 8 .8 8 Maple Corner Curio Cabinet; for that Unusual Collection A IFe icilf have lean CuU of BrUhet Corned Beef an d H year but the district would have Glass front China to match the S-Pc. set above iGxBi” Door Mm rs O we are now taking prdert for this fine flavored l^ n IR to assure the state they would $ 7 2 .5 0 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 3 8 .8 8 ■ Corned Begf for March 17th\ . . Sl P a tr ic k 's b a y .^ l be used for 10 years, even if |$ 1 5 9 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 7 8 .8 8 $ 3 .8 8 Maple Curio Cabinet with Glass front and sides only for storage in the future. 48” Blonde Buffet to complete the above suite $ 9 9 ,9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 6 8 .8 8 1 HNsbwsl has tho low pries on StrfcUaml Famw I llie use of these classrooms $ 1 6 9 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 1 4 8 .8 8 42” Hand Decorated Deacon's Bench with red pad w ould still require seven 42” Round Formica Top Maple Table and 4 Mates Chairs Qraat Savings On $89.95 3 DAY SAU PRICE $48.88 additional staff members and |$ 1 4 9 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 1 1 8 .8 8 1 LARff WHITE EGGS .5 9 « 1 necessitate the reduction in Lamps, Pteturas, Maple Gossip Bench with an antique finish . 36”x48” Oval Spanish Style dark oak Table and 4 Chairs course offerings in 12 subjects. and Occassional $ 6 9 .5 0 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 4 8 .8 8 In addition, pupil program I $ 1 5 9 .9 5 , 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 1 1 8 .8 8 TablasI Large Solid Maple, Slate Top Dry Sink /1 1 MAINE POTATOES 54” Maple Hutch with 2 Glass enclosed shelves choices would be reduced $ 9 4 .5 0 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 5 8 .8 8 significantly in grades 9 $ 3 8 9 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 2 4 8 .8 8 Rattan Bar and 2 Stools By CALtF-ASIA through 12; the use of the Solid Maple Corner Hutch with 3 shelves Shop Early p n iu iiia library would be limited; and $129.95 3 DAY llALE PRICE $78.88 $ 1 6 9 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 1 1 8 .8 8 For A Complata Large Blonde Mahogany Student Desk a s in th e case of 37” Maple Hutch. Slightly damaged. Sold AS IS Land 0’ Lakes Butter accommodating students in SalectlonI $107.00 3 DAY SAU PRICE $48J8 hom e facilities, study halls $ 1 9 9 .9 5 3 DAY SALE PRICE $ 1 2 8 .8 8 OBANOE JUICE would increase, as would the possibility of dangerous Ills I i ' o r Irrr^ tiling Sin if I 1 I . ^ situations in hallways, and the 861 i 5 9 « hot lunch program would be • Master eliminated. Main St. | w e . 8 l j S B 'S * S i “ • r * <1 Doifble Sessions M anchester W - IM. •tKAJI. Double sessions for 7th and 8th grades only would have the Open 6 - Baiil Cor. Mdinr'i 9tb through 12th grades, Days, Aiiii attending from 7:45 a.m . to 1:40 • Teims a n d M U d U : p.m ., the 7th grade from 7:45 Thurs, a.m. to 12:10 p.m. and the 8th til 9 KM. FURNITURE DEPARTIVIENT - Phone 649-5221 to Suit Tumplka:* graders from U:16 p.m . to 4:36 ★ Free Main Street and Purnell Parking * p.m. ',*■ 't 4 I 1