PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues., April 10, 1973 Israelis Obituaries The Weather Name New School BoardVotes The Eighth District Fire Department was called to M rs. Saul P eck Anthony McAllister Clear and cold tonight with the lows President extinguish two grass fires He pointed out that in 196Sihe between 25 and 30. Mostly sunny ’Thursday Mrs. Muriel Herschmann Anthony McAllister, 34, of Saturday, one at Oakland Ter. Warning, “ The time has JERUSALEM (AP) - Dr. state retiree payroll was about with highs around 50. Peck, 82, of West Hartford, died New York City, formerly of and Gleason St. and one on com e to take pensions out of Manchester, d i^ Friday at his Ephraim Katchalski, one of the $13 million and that in 1972, "a this morning at Hartford Oakland St. _ _ C litics — be they private or home. world’s leading biophysicists, public.’’ State Comptroller short four years later,” it was t h i r t y -t w o p a g e s - TWO SECTIONS PRICE: nFTEEN CENTS Hospital. She was the wife of The Town Fire Departmentepj MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11,1973 - VOL. XCH, No. 162 Manchesler— A City o f Village Charm He was born June 30,1938, in was elected Israel’s fourth $26.8 million. Saul Peck and sister of Mrs. The Board of Education voted stored in the electrical panel has answered the fo folipWing Nathan G. Agostinelli last week Middletown, and lived in president today in the Jewish He posed the question, “ What Herbert Leib of Manchester. Monday night to appropriate room; Removal of storage calls Saturday th ro u g h recommended a four-point Manchester about 20 years until state’s first contested election will the next four years bring— Other survivors are a son, a $2,977 from the current budget areas from under the egress Tuesday. program, to protect public he moved to New York about a for the office. double $28.8 milUon — a $98.6 daughter, a brother, and two to make repairs ordered by the stairtowers and all egress » Saturday, 9:50 p.m. — grass retirement systems.. year-and-a-half ago. He was a The president-elect im­ million retiree payroll?” other sisters. office of the state fire marshal ways; Installation of a fire door fire at Center Springs Park. His recommendations were Job Loss Feared Nixon Says Protest Held painter. He graduated from mediately changed his name He answered his own ques­ Funeral services will be to comply with the state fire on the teacher’s lounge. • Saturday, 10:03 p.m. — rub­ in a prepared statement to a Manchester High School in 1956. from the East European tion, “ Very likely higher. Peo­ Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. in the safety laws. Also: The replacement of the bish fire in storm sewer at Main Congressional subcommittee of He was also a veteran of the Katchalski to Katzir, Hebrew ple are living longer today, In Military Cut Vetoes Aid chapel of Weinstein Mortuary, The board was told thUt 26 handrail on the main stairtower and Bigelow Sts. the Labor Pension Task Force, 640 Farmington Ave., Hartford. U.S. Navy. for harvest. He will be sworn in holding hearings last week in retiring earlier and, I might By Marchers violations of the Fire Safety from the first to the second • Sunday, 7:31 p.m. — false Taxpayers He is survived by a sister, May 23 for a five-year term, add, enjoying it more.” Burial will be in Beth David Code existed in the old East story; Arrangements made so alarm. Box 28, Cedar and Ridge Waterbury. WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. he said would be announced in a Mrs. Regina Kodes of 335 succeeding Zalman Shazar. Agostinelli, whose office Cemetery, Wethersfield. School Building A which is a all egress corridors frpm pupil Sts. Agostinelli insisted: ’Thomas P. O’Neill, D-Ntoss., few days, would be part of the WASHINGTON (AP) - Center Rd., Rockville. President Shazar is retiring at ” 1) We need federal legisla­ houses the State Retirement Memorial Week will be three-story brick building occupied spaces have at least 36 • Monday 6:26 a.m. — grass says 20,000 federal employes in shutdoYYn of 54 major military President Nixon says In Beirut Funeral services were held the age of 73 after serving two tion written to provide and in­ Division and who is secretary to observed at her home. defined as a combustible struc­ inches of unobstructed width fire, E. Middle Tpke. and New Massachusetts and Rhode installations across the nation. Am erica’ s consumers and Monday. He was buried in St. terms. the Employes Retirement Com­ The family suggests that any ture by the fire marshal. even whqp classroom doors are Bolton Rd. sure that public retirement Island could lose their jobs in a O’Neill said Richardson, a BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Security forces in armored Luke’s Cemetery in New York Katzir was the candidate of mission, explained what a pen­ taxpayers will be eventual memorial contributions may be Some of the 26 violations have open; Removal of all Monday, 3:29— grass fire at systems, bom state and lo c ^ prtmosed oitback in military in­ former lieutenant governor and City. Premier Golda Meier’s domi­ sion system means to him: winners Because of veto- cars, on foot and wielding batons dispersed 500 made to Beth David Synagogue, already been corrected under mechanical door holders from 60 Hamlin St. are at least 80 per cent funded stallations. attorney g.eneral in nant Labor party. The Knesset, “ The true definition of a pen­ sustaining victories in Congress demonstrating students trying to reach the American Em­ Wethersfield. the direction of G. G. May, all firedoors or smoke barrier • Monday, 5:29 p.m. — truck out of current revenues. G’Nelll and other members of Massachusetts, was “ brutally Israel’s parliament, gave him sion or retirement plan is by what he calls his courageous supervisor of buildings and doors. fire on 1-86, Manchester, minor. “ 2) We need pay-as-you-go the. congressional delegations unfair’’ in not giving the con­ bassy today to protest Israel’s surprise raid on Lebanon. Knight L. Chambers 66 votes to 41 for Dr. Ephraim deferred wages for services though outnumbered sup­ Miss Abbey M. Carey grounds for the school system. Some of the items yet to be • Monday, 6:05 p.m. — brush legislation for public retire­ froip the two states attended an gressional delegation from the The shouting, clapping Funeral services for Knight Urbach, the candidate of the performed. porters. since October 1970, submitted ROCKVILLE-Miss Abbey A few of the violations have to corrected by the school fire at 320 W. Middle ’Tpke. ment systems — both state and hour-and-a-half meeting two states advance word on the students, who had been L. Chambers of 105 St. John St., National Religious party. “ A pension is really part of a ^The Constitution’s demand of his resignation after a special M. Carey, 85, of Old Greenwich, be turned over to the town’s • Monday, 8:18 p.m. — pot municipal. Tuesday with Defense cuts before the final decision marching in the streets since who died Sunday at Manchester Nine of the deputies cast maintenance crews include worker’s salary, just as paid a two-thirds majority for a con­ cabinet meeting ’Tuesday. He formerly of Rockville, died Sun­ Permanent Building Com­ removal of storage items from smoking on stove at 97 Cooper “ Actuarial studies show that Secretary Elliot Richardson. was made. early morning, scattered into Memorial Hospital, will be blank ballots, apparently to health insurance is part of his gressional override of a said he was quitting in the day in Greenwich. mittee as they require major the boiler room; installation of St., minor damage. the projected cost of a future -“ At the outset of the “ I was particularly angered side streets to regroup. Other W ednesday at 11 a.m . at. protest the Labor party’s salary, and just as vacation presidential veto enabled Nixon higher interest of Lebanon. Miss Carey was born in work which cannot be done by a 20-pound fire extinguisher for • ’Tuesday, 7:30 a.m. — elec­ retiree’s pension equals 22.3 per meeting',” O’Neill said, “ Mr. that we would be treated this to post a 51-vote victory students marched elsewhere in Holmes Funeral Home, 400 behind-scenes maneuvering. time is part of his salary— and There was speculation that Rockville and lived here for the school’s maintenance crew. the boiler room; bringing all trical fire at 37 Erie St., minor cent of his current sala^, in ad­ Richardson said he had some way by a former public official Tuesday in the year’s first test the troubled city. Main St. Burial will be in East Israel’s first president. Dr. just as any other fringe benefits Salam was dissatisfied with the many years before going to Old Already corrected are such electrical wiring up to safety damage. dition to his contribution. bad news, for Massachusetts from Massachusetts,” he said. of House willingness to force Equipped with bullhorns, Cemetery. Chaim Weizmann, also was a which take a form other than failure of the army and the Greenwich. items as voids in the ceiling of standards; removal of locking “ 3) We need to protect the and New England—a dark day Earlier Tuesday, Rep. him to spend money ap­ several students led the em­ Friends may call at the prominent scientist and helped actual cash dollars.” police to crush the Israeli in­ Survivors are two sisters. the kitchen storage room; hardware from egress doors of loyal state employe by and a bad time for the region.” Edward P. Boland, D-Mass., propriated by Congress. bassy demonstrators in chan­ funeral home tonight from 6:30 found the institute of science tightening eligibility Agostinelli charged that “ all vaders. Most local newspapers Miss Hazel Carey of Old Unblocking of combustion air the gym and replacing with "I think almost everyttog in and Rep. Silvio O. Gonte, R- “ Ahead lie further tests ting “ Down with imperialism” to 9. Manchester Lodge of near Tel Aviv that bears his kinds of Special Acts put all said he had asked for the Greenwich and Mrs. Arthur intakes; 'Hie removal of items schoolhousetype hardware; Midwest requirements, so that true state military complexes in' New Mass., issued a joint statement which will demand from us the and “ There Is No Difference Masons will conduct a Masonic name. kinds of Special Persons into resignation of a “ prominent of­ Anderson of San Diego, Calif. Making gym doors comply with employes qualify and not those England is going,” O’Neill said. saying they believed the Air same measurb of courage and Between Israel and the United memorial service tonight at the Retirement System who do ficial,” believed to be the com­ Funeral services will be state fire resistant rating of at who are minimally attached. He said there were some excep­ Force was getting ready to cooperation,” Nixon said after States.” 6:30 at the funeral home. not belong there — and the mander of the army, Maj. Gen. Wednesday in Old Greenwich. Belted “ 4) We need to shut out the tions—Hanscom Field and Fort phase out the Westover base. Extra security forces were least one hour; Enclosing tran­ doors keep opening wider every his veto of a $120-million rural Iskandar Ghanem. But Graveside services will *be special interest groups who use Devens in Massachusetts and Edward Ziemba, mayor of moved up to the embassy in the Insurance Firms som above main egress from By The AeBociated Press time the General Assembly water-and sewer-graht bill was Franjieh was said to have Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in St. the retirement system as a the Portsmouth, N.H., Naval Chicopee, site of the base which sustained. wake of the Israeli attack. gym to egress corridor with Bitter-cold weather drove meets.” cautioned against premature Bernard’s Cemetery. vehicle to dispense favors.” Shipyard. employs more than 6,000 Demonstrators who tried to fire-reistant material of not deep into the midcontinent He pinpointed the “ special It was his second veto victory action. The Burke Funeral Home, 76 Patrick Griffin Charging that the State On , the expendable list, he military and civilian personnel, reach it Tuesday also were Ordered To Pay less than 30 minutes. today in the wake of a record persons” as “ judges, compen- of the year. The Senate last Prospect St., is in charge of Retirement Fund is inadequate­ said he “ looks forward to the turned back. The Palestine Liberation Patrick Griffin, 76, formerly The board has also been April snowstorm that left large said, was Westover Air Force week sustained his rejection of local arrangements. ly funded, Agostinelli stated, challenge.” Premier Saeb Salam, who Organization charged that the of Henry St., died this morning ordered to remove all students sections of Iowa and Wisconsin Bas«L Otis Air Force Base and a bill authorizing a ^.6-bilUon at a Manchester convalescent State Tax Penalties from the third floor of the “ If, at this point in time — the Boston Naval shipyard in Ziemba said the closing of the program for rehabilitating the resigned Tuesday night, U.S. Central Intelligence Agen­ Mrs. Donald F. Hawkins paralyzed. base, with its buildings and home. building, and also from the se­ today — now — state govern­ PIKE COIN Massachusetts, the ^ on set handicapped. cautioned the Lebanese and cy helped carry out the Israeli HARTFORD (AP) - The Chief Justice Charles S. House Temperatures dropped near property which then could Mrs. Alberta Decelles cond level unless the building is ment were to stop and state Point Naval Air Station and the The I^ siden t thanked those Palestinians against attack, in which three Arab Mr. Griffin was born Aug. 31, Connecticut Supreme Court has and Justices Alva P. Loiselle zero in western Nebraska over­ employes who are members of become available for commer­ Hawkins, 70, of Willimantic, protected by a system of LAUNORY Seabees base at Davisville in who upheld him on those bills. “ exploiting funerals to stir up guerrilla leaders were killed, 1896 in Hartford and had lived upheld a Superior Court deci­ and Joseph W. Socdanski con­ night. Readings below freezing cial use, could cause “ expan­ was taken ill at her home Mon­ automatic sprinklers. Present­ the Retirement System were to STOP • SHOP Rhode Island. The House, he said, violence.” and that the U.S. Embassy in in Manchester most of his life. sion requiring the Hartford curred. extended south into Texas, and day night and pronounced dead call for the money due them, BUILDING “ All in all 20,000 people will sion unequaled in our city’s Public funerals are planned Beirut gave refuge to some of He was an Army veteran of In a dissenting opinion, Mac­ ly a classroom for special the 20s were common demonstrated it has courage to Ceiling Prices On Meats Posted on arrival at Windham Com­ Fire Insurance Co., the Hart­ either in the form of refunds if lose their jobs in Massachusetts history.” Thursday for the three Palesti­ the Israeli raiders< donald held that the companies’ education is conducted on the throughout the nation’s midsec­ take a firm stand in favor of munity Memorial Hospital, World War I. ford Accident & Indemnity Co. they do not meet eligibility “ There are three schools,” he nian' leaders slain in their “ That allegation is utterly error wasn’t caused by “ willful east side of the third floor. ’This and . Rhode Island if the plan consumers and taxpayers. Matthew Thurz, store manager at Frank’s Supermarket in Manchester, checks over Willimantic. She was the wife and the Hartford Life & Acci­ tion. requirements, or in the form of Pre-Easter said, “ a hospital and many apartments by the Israeli com­ without foundation,” said State He was employed as an neglect” and that the law move will be accomplished .goes through, ’’ O’Neill said, Congress, he said, should “ stay of Donald F. Hawkins and dent Insurance Co. to pay the ’The storm that preceded the pensions as they are due them, buildings. There are possible in­ ceiling price information posted at store’s meat counter. Federal law requires posting of mandos early ’Tuesday. expediter at Pratt and \Vhitney during the April vacation. with a loss In payrolls and the course with me in keeping a Department spokesman state $344,328 in penalties and allowed the court to rule in cold dumped heavy snows in the state would be $26 million SPECIAL dustrial sites which we need prices for stores doing over a $100,000 volume of business a year. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) sister of Mrs. Cecile McCartan The jobs being turned over to direct military spending to the tight rein on the federal Informed sources said Presi­ Charles W. Bray in Washington. Division of United Aircraft interest for the late payment of favor of a taxpayer in cases of portions of Missouri, Iowa, of Manchester. short — I repeat, $26 million region of $350 million a year. desperately, including the air dent Suleiman Franjieh has “ It is mischievous and it has Corp., East Hartford, for 25 an accident or mistake. the Permanent Building Com­ Minnesota, Illinois and Wiscon­ DRY budget.” She is also survived by taxes in 1971. short.” O’Neill, House majority field which could serve decided to accept Salam’s been denied categorically by years before his retirement 11 In another case the court up­ mittee include extensive sin. But the hardest-hit areas The Senate originally ap­ another sister. In a 4-1 decision, with Judge He was quick to add, ‘"There leader, said the closings, which passengers or freight.” resignation. our Embassy in Beirut.” years ago. held a Superior Court decision changes in passageways, were Iowa and Wisconsin, CLEANING proved the rehabilitation bill 86 The funeral will be Thursday Herbert S. MacDonald dissen­ is no possibility of the state Tlie United States meanwhile The charge raised fears in requiring Local 1010 of the stairways and some doorways. where long stretches of in­ to 2 when just a simple majori­ at 9:30 a.m. from the Potter He was a member of the ting, the court held that the law going out of business, like the denied charges by the Arab some quarters that the United Auto Workers Union to The fire marshal has ordered terstate highways remained ty was needed but Nixon Sewer Swap Delayed, Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., Eighth District Fire Depart­ was clear in requiring domestic bus company (The Connecticut $150 emerged a four-vote victor in guerrillas that it had a hand in guerrillas would attack pay damages to Ronald Marhi, that all stairways and stair- closed today. Willimantic, with a Mass at St. ment and the Hazardville insurance companies to pay Co.). However, future ■ tu n . the 60-36 veto decision. / the raid. a member of the local, for in­ towers throughout the building Up to 18 inches of snow fell on Mary’s Church, Willimantic, at Grange. taxes on or before March 1 of generations, and that future is Salam, who has been premier (See Page Sixteen) juries suffered at a union picnic be enclosed at each story level Bring Your Waohlng Charter Changes Nixon killed the rural Housing Data Sought 10. Burial will be in Spring Hill each year. Dubuque, Iowa, through Mon­ not so far away, are going to be in Newtown July 21, 1962. with materials having not less and Drying watersewer program in Cemetery, Mansfield. Survivors are two brothers, The case arose after a check day, and 6 to 15 inches buried taxed unmercifully for our Marhi was injured when he than 30-minutes fire rating. January, but the House voted Friends may call at the James M. Griffin of for more than $3.2 million was parts of Wisconsin. failure to pay as we go.' munities, said he has some tion has been made which was struck by a car driven by G6 To Vote Nov. 6 297 to 54 last month to require SOL R. COHEN funeral home Wednesday from Manchester and John J. Griffin sent inadvertently to the wrong reservations about the present shows the meters off 1 to 2 Richard H. Becker, another un­ him to spend $120 ndUion for it (Herald Reporter) Town Man To Go 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. of Wapping; and several nieces address and arrived in the state Declaration that an emergency proposal. million gallons a day. He said a ion member, after it had been SOL R. COHEN in the year ending June 30 and Action on a proposed and nephews. tax commissioner’s office three exists and approval for .ttie He said he would be reluctant report is being readied for determined that Becker had (Herald Reporter) up to $330 million annually in sanitary-sewer swap with South The funeral will be Thursday days late. borrowing would be by a two- to vote fpr it until Manchester presentation to the state DEP The Msn^hester Board of: th$ coming yirars. Nixon vetoed Windsor was tabled last night To Beirut in June at 8:30 a.m. from the In the case of late taxes, the been drinking and had been in­ detetmined how much effluent A first anniversary Mass for .Directors: last night apprpyi^ t)iirds affirmative vote of'the this last Thursday, saying the and to the directors Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 225 law allows the tax com­ volved in two fights. by the Mdncji^ter Board of might be expected from the Mrs. Francesca Ladiana will be w e fln^ report of the Charter alltire nitii&mdnber brard." program .“ has attained a (lis­ The board adopted an or­ Hartford, is now and has been Main St., with a Mass of the Local 1010, which filed the Directors, pending more infor­ developement, and until the BARBARA RICHMOND held Wednesday at 8:45 a.m. at missioner to add 10 per cent to Revision Commission, ... To place the water and ting flavor of pork barrel.” dinance and approved a $10,000 for 15 years, a U.S. citizen. His Resurrection at St. Bridget appeal, contended it could not mation. The information sought (own determined whether the (Herald Reporter) St. James Church . the original amount owed plus designated Nov. 6-for a sew er. departments under the This set the scene for allocation for the purchase of wife was bom in this country Church at 9. Burial will be in St. interest at the rate of three- have foreseen the extent or is op a tentative plan for a Secondary Treatment Plant Mr! and Mrs. Wilson Simon of WYrawide referendum on the jurisdictian of the public works Tuesday’s c l ^ , with Speaker property at 9 Trotter St. from but her parents, the late Mr. Bridget Cemetery. quarters of one per cent for manner of Marhi’s injury. But m ix ^ industrial-commercial- could handle it. CRC’s it proposed, charter deputment and to designate Carl Albert telling the House It Peter P. Freiman. The parcel 58 Plymouth Lane are planning and Mrs. Richard Nassiff were Friends may call at the each month the taxes go unpaid. the court held that the nature of residential development on He was referring to an order changes, and .specified the the public works director as was dealing, “ in a sense, with is adjacent to other town-owned to pull up stakes and leave for natives of Beirut. funeral home Wednesday from Judge Louis Shapiro wrote the injury fell within the limits about 400 acres of hartman from the state Department of proposals will appear on the superintendent of water and the basic constitutional system property. Beirut, ^banon in June. They Commenting on the charges 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. the majority opinion, in which of possible risk for which the Tobacco Co. land in both towns. Environmental Protection, voting rtiachines as separate sewer. of this nation ... (and) with the Weiss said plans are to are planning an “ extended” made by Palestinian liberation union could be held liable. PpdgE Chai^r. Tlie tabling action was on a declaring that the Secondary ... To place the park depart­ demolish the building when the visit. How extended depends on items. authority of the Congress of the motion by Director Pascal groups that the U.S. Central The court overruled a Fair- ment under the jurisdiction of Treatment Plant is being over­ tenant there is able to move and how the Lebanese react to his Police Report Last night’s action was by an United States to make the laws Prignano and was by an 8 to 0 Intelligence Agency helped field County Superior Court the public works department. taxed and ordering the town to to clear and pave the area for being given a work permit. 8 to 0 unanimous vote (Director of the land.” unanimous vote, as were all ac­ carry out the Israeli attack and Executive Privilege decision denying the State ... To double the yearly pay of correct the problem. Municipal Building parking. He How does the latest develop­ Anthony Pietrantonio was not Nixon won that showdown tions by the board last night. that the U.S. Embassy in Beirut Judith Kem p, 29, of 18 National Bank of Connecticut Town Manager Robert Weiss said the work will he with town ment in Beirut affect their present) and with no discus­ the Board of Directors— to $1,- with the help of 161 Republicans Director Anthony Pietrantonio gave refuge to some of the Brookside Lane, Vernon, was the right to foreclose on a ^500,- told the directors the town has forces, at an estimated cost of thinking about their trip? Simon sion, On,#i motion by Director 500 for the mayor, $1,200 for the and 28 Democrats. There were did not attend. Israeli raiders, Simon said he charged Saturday afternoon Use Hearings Open 000 mortgage on nearly 22 acres * ‘ an board secretary, and $1,000 for conducted tests at the plant and $450 to $500 for materials only. reflected on this this morning. Phyllis Jackston, the board 200 Democrats and 25 Prignano, after stating he is doubts this very much. with fourth-degree larceny in owned by Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. each of the other seven direc­ has determined the fault lies in The board approved the He said he is of course voted “ recognition of the Republicans favoring the in favor of cooperation of the He explained that when he WASHINGTON (AP) - Atty. Gen. Richard G. Klein- Dick in Greenwich. the meters which measure the saddened by the situation, but connection with a shoplifting in­ Charter Revision Commission’s tors. override, but the 225-189 vote following additional ap­ was in Lebanon last summer dienst said today that a president’s use of executive type mentioned between com­ effluent. He said a determina- added that there has been trou­ cident at Caldor’s department service to the community,” and ... To provide for the election fell 51 short of the two-thirds propriations in the current that the people there indicated ble for at least 25 years and he store. Burr Corners Shopping privilege “is a constitutionally founded, historically Idaho Has ‘Flour’ Gold thanks for its dedication to its of a vice chairman by the Board majority. fiscal year: they highly detest the fact that expects it will go on even Plaza. accepted and vital principle of American government.” Pocatello, Idaho — Extremely all-American task. '' of Directors and to designate Rep. W.R. Poage, D-Tex., ... $9,620 to the General Fund the United States gives finan­ longer. He said he and his wife, She was released on a $150 fine-grained— or “flour”—gold ■ on March 20, the board had him or her deputy mayor. The chairman of the House for Case Mt. surveys already cial aid to the Israelis. “ The to cooperate presents his office Shield Law Killed the former Theresa Nassiff, are non-surety bond for court April “ Insofar as the current is found in the sands of the acceptisd 10 of the CRC’s 12 procedure is followed now, but Agriculture Committee and made. The sum is financed area has been pro-western, but in such a way as to reasonably hot going to let this hamper 23. executive- legislative rel­ Snake River in southern Idaho. recommendations and is not mandatory. qhief sponsor of the legislation, chairman Rep. James from funds received by the of late it is beginning to detest engender in the minds of the HARTFORD (AP) - The their plans to leave in June. ationship takes on a sharper requ ited clarification on the 2 ... To make changes and to reinstate the water-and Bingham, R-Stamford, said Conservation Commission for the United States for its finan­ American people that he is General Assembly’s . Simon, whose parents live in Lewis Terlizzi Jr., 27, of East edge because of Watergate, it WATER WEIGHT o t h ^ . Last night, it accepted deletions in those charter sec­ sewer-grant program, said he after the vote. recycled paper and glass. cial aid to Israel,” Simon conf- must be borne in mind that afraid of the truth.” Judiciary CommiRee today Beirut where he was born, said Hartford, was charged with thelinal 2 recommendations, as tions which refer to sewer plans to press for passage of ' The measure died in a 6-0 Director John Tani assured the mented. fourth-degree larceny in con­ determination of alleged viola­ Kleindienst said the claim of rules, assessments and rates, other legislation opposed by killed a shield law proposal public that the board action “ in he will call them in a few days executive privilege dates from PROBLEM? clarified. vote., Only six of the com ­ Simon added, however, that nection with a shoplifting inci­ tion of the criminal laws passed The 12 proposed charter so they may conform to state Nixon. “ We’re not planning to that was designed to protect no way commits the town to to get first hand their reaction the administration of George USE mittee’s 35 members were the average man on the street dent at ’Treasure City Depart­ by Congress is uniquely the changes scheduled for a Nov. 6 statutes, which supercede pick up. our marbles and go newsmen from revealiilg purchase of Case Mt.” to this latest situation. He said Washington, adding that “ vir­ present. in Lebanon is still pro-western ment store at the Parkade, Sun­ province of the judiciary,” he referendum are: them. home,” Poage added. their sources in a number of ... $6,7d9 to Educational he spoke with them about a and would like to see this whole' tually every president has had E-LIM Both Bingham and co- week ago and nothing was going day morning. Court date is continued. To permit emergency ... To delete the charter The vetoed bill would have circumstances. Special Projects for business situation ended. occasion to determine whether chairman Sen. George on then. April 23. Kleindienst voiced the Nixon Excess water in the body can borrowing without a referen- reference to police grievance provided grants for water and “ It’s just not the year for and occupational education, to He said he hopes there is no the disclosure of certain infor­ Simon, a data processing administration’s objections to be uncomfortable. E-LIM will dum,.but after a public hearing, procedures, so the procedure waste-disposal projects to com­ a shield law. The state con­ Guidera, R-Weston, had David Knox, 16, of 661 proposed legislation as a new mation to Congress is ap­ help you lose excess water spelled out in the police union predicted the bill’s demise (See Page Sixteen) expert at the University of (.Sec Puge Sixteen) weight. We at to ai limit in any one year of 1 munities with fewer than 10,000 stitution pprotects newsmen Graham Rd., South Windsor, round of Senke subcommittee propriate.” recommend it. per edit of that year’s tax levy. (See Page Sixteen) persons. adequately,” committee co- for the rest of this year. was charged with illegal hearings bega^ on presidential He quoted from Nixon’s possession or control of a non­ use of executive privilege to March 12 statement that “ what Only $1.50 narcotic substance in the Bess deny to Congress requested is at stake ... is not simply a ftWS:¥::*¥;¥:¥;¥S Here’s How Israelis Eaton parking lot. Center St., witnesses and documents. question of confidentiality but Liggett Rexall Friday afternoon. Police say Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr., D- the integrity of the decision­ Paniada Pharmacy that Knox was in possession of N.C., chairman of the special making process at the very 404 W. Middle Tpiie. Carried Out Raid severai tablets of a substance Senate committee investigating highest levels of government.” last year’s bugging at ■ t -’With this coupon believed to be LSD. By HOLGER JENSEN at bis dining table. The Israelis climbing out; another was hit Democratic headquarters in He was released on a $500 COLONIAL SPEED QUEEN CLEANERS ' Associated Press Writer stormed in and opened fire, inside the jeep and started the Watergate building here, cash bond for court April 16. killing him. screaming. The two policemen said in opening remarks that it AND COIN-OP LAUNDRY BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - IN THE PATHMAIW SHOPPIIM CENTEH As the raiders retreated from in the other jeep didn’t open is “ of the utmost necessity for There were an estimated 30 to A two-car accident early Sun­ Nasser’s apartment, Palesti­ fire. They just sat there as the the executive branch to 50 of the Israeli commandos in day morning at Center and DRY CLEANING SPECIAL nian guards stationed in the Israelis drove off. cooperate with Congress in all all. They landed at 1 a.m. Knox Sts. sent four persons to building opened fire on them. A honesty and candor” in an in­ Tuesday by boat and helicopter Manchester Memorial Hospital 70-year-oId Italian woman who The attack lasted perhaps 20 vestigation of the Watergate af­ at two points on the Lebanese where they were treated and lived next door looked out to see minutes. released. fair. coast, one group just outside FOR what was happening, and Meanwhile, a second squad of Raymond Reed, 20, of East Both Ervin’s and Klein- Beirut, another 24 miles to the south at Sidon. Israeli bullets killed her. Israelis drove to the Sabra Hartford, was charged with dienst’s comments were All-new for 7 3 . Dodge Charger. It’s one of the best-looking cars on Waiting for the raiders in Adwan, on the second floor, refugee camp, a mile away, and failure to drive in the proper released in advance of delivery. the road this spring. So you get all the great styling you want. And all Beirut were at least six rented was writing at his desk when he blew up two offices of the lane in connection with the President Nixon has refused THE the Dodge features you expect. Such as Torsion-Quiet Ride, cars. A German, two Britons and his wife heard shots. He Popular Democratic Front, a collision. Court date is April 23. to allow present or former and a Belgian had hired them grabbed his Soviet assault rifle, branch of the leftist Popular White House aides to appear Electronic Ignition, front disc brakes as standard, and even a and brought them to hotels on and told his wife and two small Front for the Liberation of before Ervin’s committee. PRICE choice of three optional vinyl roof designs. the seaside Corniche, near sons to take cover in the Palestine. They fought a 45- Ervin said Nixon’s “ refusal In Memoriam The two-door Dodge Charger. It’s a lot of styling where the Israelis land^. bedroom. Five or six Israelis minute gun battle with In loving memory of Carmela Aloisio, One squad piled into three broke in with blazing machine guerrillas in the camp, and the on Uie first anniversary of her reunion OF in a lot of car. And a lot of^people agree. Our guns. He fired and hit one or Palestinians claimed 25 to 30 of with her beloved Cosimo. Dodge Charger and CoroiTet sales are up cajrs, its mission to kill AI Fatah leaders Mohammed two of them, then they cut him the guerrillas were killed, but Will you who read her name today, Jfpui En0lanh i down at the bedroom door. in New England 11 percent over Yussef Najjar, Kamal Nasser. there was no confirmation of A Uttle prayer for her soul say. MIX OR MATCH ANY COMRINATION last year’s. and Kamal Adwan. They lived In the building across the this. Always remembered by jUpHunri^ Co.! in two apartment houses facing street, story was the same. The Pauline Lavelle Robert &. Florence Boston, Owners Dressesp SultSp CoatSp SweaterSp commandos blew open the door The third Israeli squad drove each other on a quiet street in to the northern outskirts of Modem Mediods - ■ o the heart of the city, near Rue to Najjar’s apartment, riddled SklrtSp SlackSp TrouserSp DrapeSp WSSSIS& Beirut and blew up an iron cut­ Old Fashioned Honesty , OadgE Verdun. him with bursts of automatic In Memoriam ting factory in El Dawre. The MONUMENTS ■ SpreadSp RaIncoatSp TopparSp The three cars roared up to fire and killed his wife when she In loving memory of Mary B. AUmORIZED DEALERS factory employed many bostok^)3^ MARKERS ' tried to shieltj her husband’s Johnston, who passed away April 10, JacketSp Etc. Big Deliveries Made in Small Hours the buildings. The raiders split Palestinians, but there was iao 11 1S(8, ■ CEMETERY J up. One group rushed into the body. a LETTERING | YES ANYTHIMO THAT CAH SE DAY CUAHED one in the building at the time. building where Nasser and The Israelis ran out into the Though her smile hasV>»e forever. Convenient Evening & Home Appointments. I Wa WHI Clean Any T«ro 01 Tha Same Barmanlt CHORCHES MOTORS Manchester Structural Steel, Mitchell Dr., is transporting these might seem impractical to prefabricate a 24-foot-wide steel wall street. Five of them fanned out And her hand we cannot touch, ARRANGED • DISPLAY AT 11 ______Ona EKPIHES AHUl 19 80 OAKLAND STREiT Adwan lived. There was some In Sidon, the second Israeli We shall never lose sweet memories, 1076 Burnside Ave., E, Hartford . ■ prefabricated 8teel wall sections to the site of the new Weaver High section and can y it on an 8-foot truck bed to Hartford, but the type shooting, then explosions that with their guns at the ready as attack force destroyed a garage BONUS SKCIAL Of the one we loved so much. (Near Manchester City Line) School, presently under construction in Hartford. The company has of welding needed to assemble the sections would increase construc­ blew open the doors to the the others jumped into the cars. used by the Palestinians, blew Two Lebanese police jeeps Sadly missed, TEL. 528-2680 8 Lbs. COIN-OP CLEANING $1.50 been forced to transport these massive sections in the,pre-dawn tion costs from 400 to 500 per cent, according to company officials. apartments of the two guerrilla up civilian installations and Husband, Son and Wife, hours, leaving town at 4 a.m. and.proceeding on 1-84 tc Hartford, es­ 'The early morning operations were scheduled for ’I^esday, today chieftains. roared up, and the Israelis fought Palestinian militiamen. Brother, Niece c o r t by coworkers in cars equipi^ with yellow flashers. From the and Thursday. (Herald photo by Pinto) Nasser was alone in his third- started shooting. One But no casualties were reported policeman was hit as he was hi^w ay Hartford Police escort the trucks to the construction site. It' floor apartment, writing letters there.

1.4 S' I I . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 11, 1973 — PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester," Conn,, Wed., April 11, 1873 Coventry v iiig im m s m Coventry Town Yoijths in Hartt Opera Sl|einwold on Bridge ' T V T o n ig h t f ' S«e Salunfoy’s HermU fo r '< > “ The Timex All-Stai‘ -Siring Three local youths will SIMPLE PLAY MAY South dealer Footlightera Offer ^Boyfriend the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Festival” will be rebroadcaat PZC Hires Clerk Embser of 39 Judith Dr. : Comploto TV UiUngt ] DECEIVE OPPONENTS Neither side vulnerable be the guest q>eaker, and all appear in kn opera to be by NI^-TV Wednesday, May 2, HOLLY GANTNER Choreographer is Jane Har- presented at Millard By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH local Republicans aged 18-40 .at 10 p.m . The on e-h ou r HOLLY GANTNER Frances Kelly, Flanders Rd., bison and Sue Luichinger is Duncan Bockus, son of Mr. You can sometimes A 9432 Correspondent are invit^ to attend. Those Auditorium at the Hartt College program, hosted by Doc Gorrespondent Is seeking permission to es­ assistant to the director. of Music, University of Hart­ and Mrs. Alfred J. Bockus of 57 hornswoggle your opponents ^ 753 Tel. 742-8795 wishing further information Severinsen, features Ella ; Tel. 742-8795 tablish a part-time poodle Tickets for the production at ford, Thursday through Sunday Crestwood Dr., wUl sing the - 6 : 0 0 — with very simple plays. The 0 J8 Sandy Wilson’s “ The should contact Young. A KQJ8 Fitzgerald, Benny Goodmiln, The; Planning and Zoning grooming business In her home, $1.50 for adults and |1 for role of Mars, G ^ of War, in the play that worked in today’s Boyfriend,” a musical spoof of evenings at 8. (3<8-22) NEWS Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Commission, meeting this which is within the river zone, students are available through opera. He has studied voice and (18) SECRET AGENT hand, for example, is so easy WEST EAST the 1920’s, will be presented by • The Conservation Commis­ ♦ A 5 4 7 6 Joe Williams, and others. week, has hired its first full­ necessitating special PZC per­ cast members or at the door. Donald Embser, 11, will drama at Hartt for three years, that even an absolute beginner the Coventry High School sion will meet ton i^t at 7:30 at (20) SOUNDING BOARD <0 08642 0 10 time clerk. Margaret Dilworth mission. appear as a small violinist in and voice at the Westn^ster can use it without having to Footlighters tomorrow, Friday the Town Hall. Reports on Ash (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE 0-7643 0 A 10952 Sammy Davis Jr. has signed of Columbia will assist the PZC T he. hearings, open to the Bulletin Board “ Orpheus in The Underworld’’ Choir School for two years. He think twice. and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the Brook, the tree program, open (30) TO TELL THE TROTH dk74 4^A6532 a long-term contract with NBC- and Town Planner Frank Con­ public, will begin at 8 p.m. The Young Republicans will by Offenbach. He has been a is a bass soloist at ’Trinity South dealer high school auditorium. burning and the RobertMU (40) WILD WILD WEST SOUTH ’TV, under which the network nolly, as well as facilitating the The commission has turned meet Friday night at 8 at the student of the Suzuki violin Episcopai Church in Hartford. Neither side vulnerable Directed by Mrs. Kristina School nature traU, as well as — 0:30 — A KQ J 108 will have exclusive use of his “ bti^eStf-Uke bperation of PZC down an application by Alan Elias, the cast of the musical home of Mr. and Mrs. Barry method for the past few years. Opening lead — Four of C? AKI9 election of officers, are liga Paups, also a voice (3) CBS NEWS talents in all major TV matters,” according to PZC Kopeke, Rt. 44A, to construct a set in a French finishing school Young, Hemlock Point. State Donald will aim sing in the Hearts KQ scheduled. major at Hartt, will appear as (8) ABC NEWS 0 appearances effective with the Chairman Steve Lojnim. large house, 30 by 60-foot out­ for young ladies, includes both Rep. Jesse Brainard (R-53) will small children’s chorus. He is West opened the four of « <09 Cupid in the Offenbach opera. (22-30) NBC NEWS 1973-1974 season. Mrs. Dilworth has had eight building, and 110-foot radio students and faculty members. hearts, and South won with the South West North East She is the daughter of Mr. and (24) YOU THE SUPERVISOR . y ea r^ f experience working in tower, on a five-acre site, the Cast members include Janice M rs. V ilis Paups o f 444 jack. Clearly, South must lose 1 A Pass 2 A ' Pass th e^^idn clerk ’ s o ffice in outbuilding to be used for com­ three aces. Equally clearly. 4 A Paas Pass Pass Kobylanski, Will Duchesneau, Hiilstown Rd. — 7:00 — C^oUilnnitita. mercial purposes. South must draw truinps quick­ Opening lead —^ 4 RANGE AND Jim St. Martin, Alicia Wiley, (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD The;. PZC has scheduled two In its unanimous decision David Fitch, Deane Wiley, (8) TRUTH OR ly, before an opponent manages FUEL OIL pubUe hearings for April 23. denying the application, PZC to ruff a heart. GASOLINE Marcia McLoughlin, Pat White, pr-' CONSEQUENCES Sqhedjfied is a request by Glenn members noted that the Beth Mohan, Cathy Mohan, The lAURENCEOllVIER The average player might Diamonds, 7-6-4-3( Cluhs, 7- (IS ) BraiHey, Rt. 31, on behalf of a proposed use did not conform to Lorraine Glynn, Jane Manley, DICK VAN DYKE well lead the king of spades 4. BANTLY OIL non-i^^t group, to open a day the definition of home occupa­ Sandy Aho, Kim Haddad, Chris Sitorv (20) NBC NEWS from the South hand. Now, it’s What do you say? (22-30) NEWS .core^^center, at the Second tion set forth in the zoning Carmichael, Tom Markwoski, SMALLEST a fine idea to lead the king from Answer: Bid -two hearts. COMPANY. INC. (24) MAGGIE Cod^^ational Church Com­ regulations, since the proposed Lynn Bristol, Dale Wittig, B a m a suit headed by king-queen — Despite the excellent heart sup­ (40) ABC NEWS 331 Main Street munity House on Rt. 44A. site is in a residential zone. Sherri Dibble, and Johnne when you are one of the port the hand is too weak for a y ' r't., Lamoureau. COSTiR BURNSIDE defenders. It’s not necessary jump to four hearts. Tel. 649-4595 Also, Sue Luichinger, Janice SSO BumtUs Avs. when you are declarer, for Copyright 1973 Bast Hartford — 7:30 — Rockville 875-3274 Olsen, Mary Zuccardy, Debbie there is no need to inform your B^am District ______I Perhliw 521-3331. General Features Corp. Walsh, Betty Rice, Phyllis Gettiflg Well partner'. The dummy will find 15MlnuttsFromHttd. 1-14 E«HSB I ■. • (3) PRICE IS RIGHT out in good time what you have Hoffman and Martha Longley. (8) PARENT GAME in the trump suit; in the mean­ Music will be provided by a (18) CAN YOU TOP THIS? band composed of Priscilla APRIL time, there is no need to keep Rhant Accredited Hutt, Craig Edmondson, Bar­ Modirn m incti midlcims (»ire so surely. . . cure so .STATE (20) FILM the opponents informed. VITO’S 20 bara Sperry, Joan Lathrop and (22) WAIT TILL YOUR If you lead the king of spades. ANNE EMT necessary, that this was a swiftly. . . that you are up and around in days instead George Jacobson. t h n i. FATHER GETS No m e West will pounce on the trick (Formerly Villa Ltfuisa) worthwhile program, and that of weeks of costly convalescence. Loss of income is rBBMWIBllilMBB (24) EARTHKEEPING V illa L o a ls a R d ., B a lte a Correspondent APRIL EvOffUNiiy with his ace. He will then lead Tel. 228-3971 with today’s circumstances in sharply reduced, ^pensive hospital stays are prevented - 29 That MriiaD (30) CIRCU8I another heart and East will Opea Sandays— Closed Meadays the community whereby (40) DRAGNET Rham High School has NDTICE or shortened considerably. Fewer doctor visits are STATE ARMORT, Ufa Wdrth Uvina ruff. ’This ruff will defeat the received a two-year accredita­ taxpayers cannot afford finan­ EFFECTIVE APRIL 16, 1978 necessary. All in all, madiclM is Uia smaHest cost la HARTFORD contract. tion from the New England cing free summer programs, The deceptive play is to lead BOARD OF EDUCATION giniiis W9II. MATS.: mOMen.,tliraS«t. Association of Schools and this would be an excellent op­ Illing Drama Unit in Rehearsal WILT — 8:00 — CHANGE OF ADDRESS MATS.; 2KK) SUNDAYS the queeii of spades instead of Colleges. portunity for use of the gym­ EVES.; 7^45 Mon. thru SM. (3) SONNY AND CHER the king. Simple enough, but Lunohaon The Commission on Public nasium. 48 N. SCHOOL STREET EVES.: 7:45 SUNDAYS OF Students of the Illing Junior High School drama club rehearse a scene for “ Out of Sight” NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER (8-40) MOVIE often effective. Specials Secondary Schools, in a letter to The amount of rent to be " Notorlousl" Vintage 1946 West may be afraid to play changed was not determined which will be presented Friday at 8 p.m. at the school. Eric Thomas as Ted Atwood is 646

V ^ U $■ O n a fw t f Mm m i m m * tifcatfiiiMiii. probleni. II ■< grMtantf m • m WM WYnM M I n, O SiL t Dip^v—at •• M fmmoa «M tm iwwauM Gymnastics School Right: Twinkle, twinkle. I've little white stars em­ The board approved a request broidered all over my Kate Greenaway apron dress. PEIER BOYLE Bu^there’s an easy sav­ from Michael Zotta, physical The attached apron and collar are dashed with lace ings scheme—U.S. Savings education department coor­ and ribbon bows. It's done in 50% Fortrel*-50% ^Thc Bonds. Easy to buy... dinator at Rham; and James AvrII* rayon blend. Sizes: 2 to 4... Come in and look ValDD $6.00 and one of the easiest wtws Celio, physical education direc­ over our- large selection of Infants and Toddlers tor *at the Hebron elementary to save. Just sign up K>r Dresses' D ir e ^ the Payroll Savings Plan sch^ls, to rent facilities at the where you work, or buy school for the operation of the LADIES' AND TEENS' USE YOUR MARI-MADS, or them on a regidar basis at o n lv l Tumblewood Gymnastics Scheme. your bank, ^ther way, School for nof more than four MASTER CHARGE CARD... weeks starting June 25. “...an avalandie of fun...anunaq)ectedjoy that that money gets tucked 2 Jr. Beef Brazier? Charbroiled, Seasoned to Perfection, on ’ mademe laugh so mudil had creases in my away, and you get a chance The school Is to be conducted Toasted Rolls plus 16-oz. Dairy Queen Shake. on a tuition basis and will be Large Selection of Girls’ chin.” -RexReal,New\brkf^ iPGl I- to do something more than just dream. open to youngsters in Grades 3 & Toddler Dresses If you’ve got a dream, through 12 in Hebron, Andover and Marlborough on a first- INCLUDING y e t n o n ^ buy U.S. Savings Bonds. LARGE FAMILY SIZE POLLY FLINDERS, YOUNQLAND, Held Over PG It’s a scheme to make come, first-serve basis. C \ n e S 4 The board took this action CINDERELLA, KATE GREENAWAY, treat Mventure Fim dreams come true. NANNETTE, LOVE, FUN FRILLS, niiiasisTnii.M.iiPiTiawMW despite a report submitted by board member Everett AND MISS QUALITY WASH only • NEW WIDE FLARE LEDS Graham based on a recommen­ Saving up to make your A Load Aho A Large Seleclioii Of Accet$orie$ dation from CABE (Connec- Eatter dreams a reality can be ■'*ticut Association of Board of e NEW SPRING FASHION COLORS A Pace-Setting pretty frustrflt!iq|7YouT!y Education) that there could be fashion by to figure out a way to repercussions from renting the • MANY WITH PATCH POCKETS AS Now S Boodt |wy 6H% intertfi wImui hokl to \ s i s & tighten your belt a little facility for such an operation. M l without pinching too hard. HARTFORD ROAD CABE also felt that it was not e SIZES 3 TO 16 VALUE $6.00 But you can’t find any •t your bG ^ Intereit is not tubM Co sUts a very good practice to rent the ft pen 6 Days For Your Shopping Convenience or locsl inooBM tans, and M eral tax may sensible solution, and you be difaried uatU raderoptioiL ■ facilities for a business such as ^ m s s x ^ end up figuring no dream SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY the gymnastics school. Open Thursday Nights ’til 9:00 is worth all that fretting Take Btodc in America. However, the board felt MANCHESTER STORE ONLY i f | 1 O We Are Now Located In the Conn. Goffland Complex and worry. Now Boqd. mirtui. in I.M th u tin yw n. NEXT TO HARTFORD ROAD DAIRY QUEEN strongly that summer PARKADE SHOPPING CENTER ■ ” “ ” prqgrams for youngsters are

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PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., April 11. 1973 Long Obscene Call Costly ‘Boycott’ Letters Removed i^nrOCTS in MMCOlth m o b i l e , AU. (AD- a PoUce said the naan, Jimmle Gas Price Probers m * i* M M W W C f ¥ 1 ______M ob ile naan has been sentenced picken, 29, told officers that he Draft, Other Factors f ODE#! of Mrouront tosixm onthsathanH aborona was forced to noake the caU by No-Fault Concept Back See Discrimination, * ■ ' ' a ^.harge of making a 56- a man who held him at gunpoint From Files of Teachers minute-long obsene telephone after robbing him. HARTFORD (AP) - approximately 1,200 indiqieiF Manchester High School’s respiratory therapy, ^ali to two South Central Bell The operators called police Members of a special dent dealers throughout the Reduce College Rolls In Bill on Divorce Disciplinary letters will be teacher’s personnel file,” Atty. ’The Board of Education COEP (Cooperative Oc- physiotherapy. X-ray, and Telephone Co. operators. while the call was in progress, state. ni legislative committee in­ traded that the principals’ ac­ cupational Education dietary will sp e ^ to interested vestigating gasoline supplies in ’The committee has invited remoVUd from personnel Ales William J. Fallon, the ar­ him up, showing college atten­ support that conclusicm. tion was not a new policy, and Program), in cooperation with s c h ^ stodents. j By CAROLE MARTIN Connecticut said Tuesday they top management officlfls^Q ^ of 14 junior h i^ school teachers bitrator, said. ^ dance among young men fell to Garland G. Parker, a in denying the MEA grievance Manchester Memorial The COEP program, a _ u ^ ^ s Associated Press Writer HARTFORD (AP) - The House action. The bar would Co-Chairman Sen. Romeo were convinced that major oil five major oil companies— w ho’’^’boycotted’’ P TO - Wilson E. Deakin Jr., m m. the lowest level in eight years researcher based in Cincinnati, the board sUted “ thd inherent Hospital, will present a special student-centered work ■ Connecticut Senate Tuesday rather leave the law as it i s ,' Petroni, R-RidgeHeld, said the compaoiies were discriminating Shell, Mobile, Texaco, Amoco sponsbi*ed open houses at Manchester’s assistant EXCitIng Party IdaBI NEW YORK (AP) - The end last fall. Ohio, surveyed first-year right of each principal to “ Inforama” tomorrow at the experience involving ■ passed a sweeping no-fault than as amended in the House state Departaient irf Tranqwr- against independent dealers in and Exxon-to' meet with It Bennet and Illlng Junior High superintendent of schools for of the draft, higher fees and Money also appears to be a applications at 876 colleges add evaluate his teacher staff may hioh w>hnni Hhrnrv Manchester High School and H . . . _ ^ divorce bill that replaces version, Guidera said. His tation must conqilete the 37 the distribution, of petroleum Tuesday for further dis­ Schotbls last fall, the administration, Monday night tuitions and a phenomenon factor in the enrollment trend. universities and found a 3.1 per not be questioned, including, U The two-hour program, selected employers in town, in- H Customcr Pick-Up BuffttS, and Connecticut’s 10 existing amendment passed, and tboi projects before constructing products. cussions. ' >i ' Manchester Board of Elducation recommended acceptance of called “ stopping out’’ are ’Hie Carnegie Commission on cent average drop for the he deems pertinent, placing a dealing with career oppor- eludes both acadendc and wo^^^ ■ Homa Dallvarad BuffatS grounds for divorce with one the bill was approved. any other roads. The committee met behind Rep. David G. SuUivaib. R- has debided. the decision. ‘"There could be causing a dramatic siowdown in Higher Education noted curroit academic year. copy of his evaluation in the „ . tuniiles in the allied health oriented instruction. COEP ■ . ground — “ irretrievable The long-debated House “ Tliose who say we don’t closed doors for nearly three Bridgeport, said the committee ’The IMdiool board’s decision to no further gain for the Board of |»0a#|y.to-8arva Conlalnaral enrollment growth at the applications to eight Ivy League A recent survey of the teacher’s personnel file.” DEFENDING the U.S. tn field wiU start at U a.m. offerings are now available in ■ in n w a g y w w breakdown of a marriage.” amendments retained the 10 need any more roads ... are hours with representatives Of was concerned over the effect remoVrU’the letters came In the Education by not complying w nation’s colieges and univer­ colleges rose sharply in 1971 nation’s state unive^ties and Complicating Ibie matter at the Padam a Canal dispute, Ho’soital representatives in three basic areas: Health ser- ■ For further information, eaH The 30-4 vote reverses a present divorce grounds, wrong,” said Petroni. “ We the Connecticut Petroleum supply quotas might have on form bf acceptance of an ar­ with the arbitrator’s decision,” sities. after declining the previous land-grant colleges showed a 9 the time of the November open retain^ the com pl^t-court need an Integrated transporta­ Association, which represents competiUve prices. bitration decision in favor of Deakin stated. A recent analysis of enroil- year. per cent decrease in House action which heavily houses was an allegation that S' cmioeii o io v e m t e b e r s , he. procedure and added two ad­ tion system, but we can’t ignore thO: .(.AflUmhester Education Deakin, noting that the deci­ ment data by the National At the same time state un­ enrollments last- fall at amended the bill. The bill now teacher “ boycotting” of the goes to a House-Senate con­ ditional ^ u n d s : an 18-month the need for better roads.” A s U ^ i ^ (MEA). Tlie MEA sion went against the Board of Education Association iversities received the fewest Southern Illinois University; an events was actually a protest of separation and irretrievable He said the Tranqiortation to(Ar^$^^fii&tter to arbitration Education, said that the ar­ suggested enrollments would freshmen applications in 19 8 per cent drop at Wayne State; ference committee to forge a apparent school board inaction breakdown. (Committee chose from among after't^lClwol board denied an bitrator still upheld several of decline for seven years after years. a 2.5 per cent decline at Mon­ compromise. on negotiations for teacher pay Guidera said 90 per cent of 31.5 billion in road construction MEA ji^yance in December. the school board’s contentions. 1978, with only moderate in­ The commission interpreted tana State; and a 2.4 per cent Judiciary Committee Dumberlanil farms for ertra-curricular activities. existing divorces are un- requests before it. And he noted ’TbuwHlitrator’s decision said “’Hiere’s no victory hMe fot creases untii then. these conflicting events as in­ dip at the University of CoChairman Sen. George In his decision, the arbitrator contest^ anyway. that the bill did not require ad­ the,school board’s authority to either side,” Deakin said. Last fali, 8.3 million students dicating well-to-do families Minnesota. Guidera, R-Weston, introduced upheld the school board’s major No-fault divOTce, as mlginally ditional ajqiropriations. imfrase discipline “ was in- Deaking mentioned that the were in college but the 180,000 could afford the ^,000 annual However, Ivy League schools an amendmoit, stripping away positions — that MEA represen­ pre-easter children’s sale! intended, would prevent either Democrats, including Sen. J. eqdtably applied” when cen­ March 13 arbitration hearing on new students represented only cost of educating their children and New York universities, all House amendments. He tatives urged teacher noted that the Connecticut Bar parent Trom using the minor Edward Caldwell of Bridgeport sure letters were sent to the disciplinary dispute was a 2 per cent increase over 1971 at Ivy League schools but the which experienced enrollment “ boycott” of the open houses; Association — which wrote the children as “ battering rams” and Joseph Fauliso of Hartford, •:r te a se rs for not attending open very fair to both sides. Atty. and the smallest annual jump 12,000 annu^ cost for a student declines for three straight that the disciplinary letters Get the jump on Easter savings. Fresh, new looks in easy care, machine washable fabrics at easy prices. said Sen. Nicholas Lenge, R- said the DOT could have set the hopses at their schools. Jonathan Kaplan represent^ since 1957. living at a state university was years, expect more freshmen original no-fault measure— had didn’t violate a contract section West Hartford. priorities by itself. “ Fhimess requires that Uiese the MEA in the matter, and At­ Far right: girls’ dress collection. Youthful long dresses, plush short spirited styles. Crisp polyester and cotton One reason for the decline “ out of reach for many middle- next ^ptember. wi&drawn its support after the prohibiting reprisals against ’The bill p a s ^ by the Senate DOT was further criticized letters bjh removed from each ty. David Barry, town counsel, may be changing attitudes income families.” teachers who are members of would require only that the hus­ for Imilding more roads instead represented the school board. blends. Sizes 4 to 6X, reg. to $11, how 4.99 - 7.99. Sizes 7 to 14 . reg. to $ 1 4 ...... now 4.99-8.99. towards higher education. Historically, the United professional organizations; that of putting money into mass ’The dispute stemmed from New Jersey’s Education States has had an increasing band or wife declare their the contract allows principals Right: girls’ all-weather coats. Short & boottop. Solids, fancies. 7-14, values $18-$20...... now ‘**'®®'J^***' marriajge irretrievaly broken transit systems. the action junior high school Chanceilor Ralph A. Dungan proportion of its colleges-age Plant Enzyme to impose discipline; and that and petition a Superior Court “ We’re proceeding in total principals Dr. Richard Lingren Left: boys’ double knit polyester sport coats. Solids, fancies. Sizes 8-18, values $20-$27 ..... now 13.99-1 . labels the phenomenon “ stop­ population at colleges or un­ Tdday in p r o open houses are voluntary for its dissolution. blindness,” said Lenge, who has (Illing) and Allan Cone ping out.’’ He refers to young iversities—from 1.7 per cent in only in the narrowest sense of Wide cuffed trousers that echo the Humphrey Bogart era, plus popular flares In stretchable double knit poly­ After a 90-day cooling off urged a moratorium on (Bennet) took after several people taking leave of the 1869-1870 to 50.3 per cent in 1969. Holds Promise In the word. period, the pourt would hear highway construction until H istory teachers didn’t attend the open classroom to “ get their heads Dungan of New Jersey But the arbitrator found that ester and polyester blends. Solids and fancies. Sizes 8 to 18, values $8 to $ 1 1 ...... now5.99 to 7.99 both sides and either dissolve alternatives are studied. “ We houses. The principals wrote together’’ by traveling or believes that above the 50 per Todayll^ednesday, April 11, the two principals were incon­ the marriabe or adjourn the need mass transit and this CREAM letters in which they expressed Far left: girls’ Spring coats and some two-piece coat and dress ensembles. Acrylics in bold plaids and solids. working. Leukemia Study cent level “ you tend to get a the lOlit day of 1973. ’There are “ disappointment” at the sistent in the way they handled This tendency to “ stop out’’ proceedings three to six highway department is not less committed group and any 264 dayU left In the year. teachers’ actions. ’The letters, the problem, and that the dis­ may be encouraged by NEW HAVEN (A P )- A com­ months. going to give it to us,” he said. Sizes 4 to 6X, values to $32, now 17.99 to 24.99. Sizes 7 to 12, values to $ 3 5 ...... now 19.99 to 27.99 little thing may knock them off Ohnuma and others have ’Foday^u highlight in history: which were placed in the ciplinary action taken by the liberalized policies at a number plicated plant enzyme used for The bill requires that all “ This is pork barrel,” Lenge — money, competing respon­ worked with the enzyme On thbf . dyte in 1814, Napoleon teachers’ personnel files, were principals was not made “ for of four-year schools permitting eight years in Connecticut questions of custody, visitation exclaimed. ‘”rhis is something sibilities and interests.” asparaginase in reducing the Bopa'jiufte abdicated aS' considered by the teachers to just cause,” The arbitrator deferred admission for agricultural research is under rights, alimony, support and you can all have to take home.” “ There is a definite leveling supply of another chemical to emperor of France. be “ reprimands.” mentioned that lack of “ due freshmen and guaranteed read­ study in New York as a possible property distribution be ’This charge prompted Sen. Children’s World, all D&L stores except Tri-City Plaza Vernon, New London Mall and Groton Plaza. off in enrollments,” says a leukemic cells in bone marrow On this date— T he MEA, demanding process” in that the teachers mission to upperclass students. tool to slow the spread of resolved before the divorce. It William Lyons, R-Norwalk, to spokesman for the American and ending those cells’ lives. In 1689, William and Mary rem oval of the letters in were not told they would Dr. John R. Tabb, director of leukemia. would provide for marriage say “ I am up here to represent Association of College Ad­ Since phenylalanine were crowned king and queen of Decem ber, claimed that receive some form of dis-' institutional studies at Old Research at the Connecticut counseling if requested and the pork barrel of my town.” missions Counselors. A survey ammonia-lyase differs England. teacher attendance o f such ciplinary action if they didn’t Dominion University, said he Agricultural Experiment Sta­ would provide counsel for Lenge said that if the |270 O U R by that group projects a 2 per significantly from asparaginase In 1899, the Philippine Islands open house functions was not attend the open houses. thought college costs and lack tion has center^ on the en- minor children. million had been spent on buses cent increase in enrollment in chemical structure, it could were transferred from Spain to compulsory. The MEA also of pressure from the draft were zyme’s role in plant In another major action, the or railroad improvements “ you next fall despite a .4 per cent give physicians a weapon FINEST! HALF the United States. claimed that principals’ action key factors in enrollment metabolism, according to Dr. Senate gave final legislative ap­ would not have need for these hike in high school graduates against the spread of leukemia In 1921,/ a telephone line represented a new school board dropoff. Kenneth Hanson, a station proval to 37 “ top priority” state proposed roads.” this June. when the patient is sensitive to GAL. betwe<^ the United States and policy, and that the letters Quish Sells Census Bureau figures back biochemist. highway projects totaling |270 ’The bill also directs DOT to Other surveys and reports the use of asparaginase. MOST FLAVORS (hiba was opened by President violated an anti-reprisal clause “ But because of papers we million. study the feasibility of 17 other Hanson said he and Dr. in the teachers’ contract. Funeral Home have written, it came to the Labled “ pork barrel” legisla­ highway construction projects. THIS SFICIAL-AMIIL 12-13-14 ONLY Warren G. Harding. Evelyn A. Havir have been In 1951*, President Harry S. attention of people working on tion by some, the bill was To Fitzgerald working on phenylalanine . ’TrumUn Irelieved Gen. Douglas Senate Votes Bill leukemia,” Hanson said in an defended as essential to fix un­ ammonia-lyase under federal MacArthur of his command in interview. “ It’s a case of seren­ and state grants awarded safe roads,‘’reduce isolation and Contractors Raymond T. Quish, owner dipity — an unexpected create employment. the Far East. and operator of the W.P. (Juish because “ the enzyme was an In 1961, France said it would Which Protects relationship in science.” The bill culls from 10 years of Warned About Funeral Home at 225 Main St. important part in plant no longer contribute men or Two scientists from the highway appopriations the 37 coffee, tea or brunch coats since 1959, has recently sold the biology.” Not until the two money to U.N. military enter­ Roswell Park Memorial Connecticut researchers had projects — some of them well Costs, Delays business to Edward Fitzgerald. prises. Adopting Parents Institute in Buffalo, N.Y., Irene published the results of part of underway — considered most for your workaday world Quish had been affiliated essential to the present state Ten years ago: ’The U.S. Navy WASHING’TON (AP) - Sen. since 1948 with the funeral Walczak and Dr. Takao their work was the enzyme’s ’Thomas J. McIntyre, D-N.H., Sen. Joseph Lieberman, D- highway system. said it had a ^ d o n e d hope for home, which was founded by his HARTFORD (AP) - A child Ohnuma, were to report in possible relevance to leukemia Slip into a cool, comfortable “Komar*' brunch coat made of told defense contractors New Haven, criticized the bill Atlantic City today to the Transportation Committee th e nuclear submarine father in 1915. up for adoption couid not be research considered. Tuesday that major technical for not including age under the Dacron® polyester and cotton poplin. Easy to care for... Just ’Thresher, which disappeared in Fitzgerald is the son of Mrs. reclaimed by its naturai American Association of ’The enzyme is a chemical key problems, schedule delays dud non-discrimination section. the Atlantic (rff Cape Cod. The Jennie Fitzgerald of House Dr. parent— as in the famous Cancer Research on their to the production of structural machine wash and tumble dry. Both with roomy patch pockets. In large cost overruns can no In 1970,55-year-old Jack Fair- death toll was put at 129. and the late Manchester Police “ Baby Lenore” case in New experiments with the enzyme, materials, pigments (such as longer be tolerated in defense call and his ^ e , foster parents CilLINtiS sizes S -M -L. Left: gingham check with floral embroidered yoke. Five years ago: President S ^. Michael F. Fitzgerald, He York—under a major adoption phenylalanine ammonia-lyase. the “ red” ofiroses) and other procurement. in Shelton, were denied adop­ Lyndon B.-Johnson signed a and his wife, the former reform bill passed unanimously The experiments are aimed products essential to plants. Lrepalra. I Blue, lilac or pink, $6. Right: seersucker stripe, snap front, mul­ McIntyre is chairman of the tion of their foster child civil rights bill that stressed Katherine Moriarty, have two by the Connecticut Senate at determining whether the Hanson said that when plants ticolors, $7. Phone or visit Loungewear, all D&L stores. Sdhate ' Armed Services sub­ because of their age. T he 1971 o ^ n housing. sons, ’Thomas M. Fitzgerald, a ’Tuesday. presence of the enzyme could are threatened by infections, niiLUilir committee on research and legislature passed a bill to student at St. John’s ^Law The bill is a direct result of reduce-the supply of the amino they sometimes^can manufac­ Inc. development. eliminate age discrimination, acid phenylalanine to leukemic ture the enzyme and use it to School in New York City; and the Long Island court battle Addressing the National Edward J. Fitzgerald, a but Gov. Thomas Meskill cells and thereby kill the cells battle against the infection. I 6 4 9 -4 4 M TOWN OF MANCHESTER between Olga Scarpetta, the Security Industrial Association, sophomore at Georgetown mother of Lenore and the vetoed it. without harming the patient. LEGAL McIntyre said “ industry must University, Washington, D.C. Nicholas DeMartino family, do a better job of trinunlng Fitzgerald attended St. which tried to adopt the child down to fit the size of the James School and graduated and eventually fled to Florida NOTICE defense program as that from Manchester High School. with her. 'The bill was written program unfolds in the next WHEN YOU ADD IT ALL UP He also attended the University '■ i \ f V by a governor’s task force ' The Planning and Zoning several years.” o f Connecticut and is a specifically charged the find a ; Cktnomission at a meeting on He said the Defense Depart­ graduate of the New England way to prevent a similar case in MANCHESTER STATE BANK April 2, 1973 approved an ment needs to re-exanolne its Institute in Boston. He has been Connecticut. excavation permit with com­ competitive prototype concept a licensed mortician since 1947. Sen. George C. Guidera, R - : mercial pit operation for and determine whether paying Weston, said the bill terminates SERVES YOU BETTER Monaco and Sons site on different dollar amounts to the natural parent’s rights ear­ Sheldon Road. competing contractors in low ly in the adoption process. Notice of this decision has risk prototype programs is Chew! Guidera was adopted at birth, AND SAVES YOU MORElIll been filed in the Town Clerk’s equitable aid effective. and is the leading advocate of ^ Office. Congress, McIntyre said, adoption reform. PLANNING AND needs better information on the Following a parent’s petition ZONING COMMISSION relationship between the inter­ to give up a cUld, and after a Long-holdingf 1. Free personal or business cheoking accounts Clarence W. Welti, national ^threat, requirements rViSTEETH*Poiwdec| 2(klay waiting period, a probate Chairman to meet "the threat, and five- court can declare the natural I Free name or company imprinted checks Alfred Sieffert, year budget projects to meet It takes the w o rry ------, parent’s rights terminated. ’The Secretary the requirements. out of wearing dentures. bill states that the court’s ter­ mination “ shall completely 3. Free statements sever the legal relationship, with all its rights and respon­ 4. No minimum balance or deposit required. sibilities, between the child and . his parents...” Once an appeal period 5. Free life insurance on instaiiment loans expires, the termination can’t be questioned “ by any person in 6. Reward-A-Loan refund any court on any ground what­ soever.” for prompt payment The bill now goes to the House. Guidera outlined the final two 7. .99% APR refund for dress up steps in adoption: first the ap-. Reward-A-Loan pointment of a child-placing sandals at a agency or the welfare com­ missioner as a “ statutory Saturday Banking parent”—to prevent a black played down market of children, and finally 9 a.m. to 12 noon the adoption. sale price The bill deletes the ; 9. Open 43 reg. $81 “ interlocutory” or temporary adoptions that under present hours per week. law can be challenged by the natural parent up to 13 months 6.97 after the adoption was granted. The dressed-up sandal, Only final adoptions will be allowed under the proposed set to look pretty under law. Easter outfits of every “ And when the final adoption color. In white and muiti is decreed,” Guidera said, “ it shades of brown. Sizes 10 will mean to the child that it is forever adopted.” to 4, medium widths only. Guidera also said the bill en­ Children’s Shoes, all couraged the adoption of foster D&L stores except cUldren. It allows the state Tri- welfare commissioner to place City Piaza Vernon, New for adoption some 3,500 London and Groton. cMdren under three years of ago who are considered perma­ nent foster children, with little girls’ ghillie-tie patent shoes d u n ce of returning to their natural parents. TO ^ ^ Shiny and new patent shoes Jn the Adoption of children of that ghiilie-tie style. Ideal for the age is important, he said, ^ fashion wise young miss. White or because so niuch of their 1041 r/l,)in Street, IVlanchester • 646-4004 development takes place during Open Sat. 9 A.IYl, - 12 Nnon member FDIC SPECtAL black patent. Sizes 8Vi to 12 and the first three years. m 12V4 tp 4. The bill pndiiblts courts from turning down adopting parents SHOP D&L STORES MANCHESTER PARKADE AND TRI-CITY |PLAZA, V ER NO N Open 10a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday nights . . . Saturdays 10 ci.m. to 6 p.m. b e c a u ^ ^ tteir marital status, race, color or rellgloo. :.-.l M.'.NCHITM’ PAti-Ani & TPICIIY PIAZA VLRNON Of)-n Moncluy 'hi a F mH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Cwui., Wed., April 11, 1873- PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTEgt EVENING HERALD, MancfaeatCT, Conn.. Wed., A>)ril 11,1«7S Meskill Andover Selectmen Given Final Draft of Charter ‘ Bullish’ ANNE EMT ■ Sion and the Norton Fund Com­ hearing, it was felt this section Deleted from this section was Financial Interest be grounds for his removal. Correspondent mission. An eight-member was no longer necessary. the provision giving the board The section on prohibiting And violation of this section O n State Tel. 228-3971. board is also recommended for responsibility for the coordina­ financial interest has been with the knowledge, express or Founded OcU I , 1881 The Charter Commission has the Planning and Zoning Com­ S electm en tion of activities of all the agen­ strengthened and now covers implied, of any person or cor­ presented its final proposed mission (now 5) and the Conser­ Several changes to the section cies of the town as these duties conflict of interest. poration participating in such a Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Neighboi BRIDGEPORT (AP) - charter draft to the Board of vation Commission (now 7). covering the selectmen have were stipulated in another arti­ Under the new provisions, any contract, transaction or deci­ been inrorporated as a result of sion shall render the same newqMper by carrio- daily before 5:30 "Tom Meskill is bullish on Selectmen who will now review In addition, the proposed cle. elected officer or any einploye Co.. 16 Brainard Place, Mandtestor, it and call for a public hearing charter calls for four-year the hearing. voidable by the selectmen or by Conn. 06040, telqiiione 64S-2711 (AC 203.) Connecticut,” Gov. Meskill said of the town who has a financial p.m. should telqihone the drculaUon Burl Lyons, Publisher ’Tuesday in a paraphrase of a prior to a referendum. . terms for all of these boards In­ Added to this section are the Also deleted, as a result of interest, direct or indirect, to a court of competent jurisdic­ Published every evening except department, 647-9946. television ad. Since the infprmational stead of siXryetUr terms. following provisions: The first the hearing, was the provision any contract, any transaction tion. Sundays and holidays. Entered at ^ hearing held by the commission O verru le selectman shall perform the that the selectmen would be or any decision of any board or M em bers Member Audit Bureau of Circulation In a speech to the American on March 13, some changes have duties of the chief of police, and Manchester, Conn., Post Office as The entire section on Petition authorized, without town commission, to which the town Members of the onnmission, Ckwd friend John Barnini of Manchester presented ps Maiketihg Association, the been made and incorporated for Overrule of Action of Board .all correspondence and com­ is a party shall disclose that who were appoint^ by the Second Class Mail Matter. Member of The Associated Press meeting action, to adopt or­ with a dandy pipe atitiiile back from P aris. It is a safe bet governor continued his hard sell into the proposed charter. of Selectmen has been deleted munications received by any dinances to incorporate any interest to the selectmen who selectmen on April 3, 1972 to Burl L. Lyons, Publisher The Manchester Publishing Co. that John felt he and the other Rotarians would enjoy a of Connecticut that began in These include enlarging on advice of legal counsel. board of selectmen member nationally recognized code, shall record it on the official draw up a proposal charter, are assumes no financial responsibility for more pleasant aroma at the weekly sessions if yours truly New York last week. membership from six to eight This section dealt with relating to the business, affairs rules and regulations that have meeting record. Walter Lorenc, (Hudriiian; Mrs. on the Board of Finance, Board overrule of ordinances passed or operations of the town must been printed to book form, or This section further states Barbara CoAy, secretary, Jesse typographies) errors appearing in was equipped with a new model. “ The primary job of state There has only been one slight problem . The pipq is co m ­ of Education, Library Direc­ by the selectmen, and since all be presented to the board at its any code officially adopted by that violation by any such of­ Graham, George Knox and Ber­ advertisements and other reading government is to create the tors, Board of Fire Com­ next regular meeting or at its Subscription Rates plicated and the directions for cleaning and such, are references to ordinances in this any administrative agency of ficer or employe of the nard LaPtoe. matter in The Manchester Evening kind di economic climate in missioners, Insurance Commis- respect had been deleted at the next special meeting called. the state. provisions of the section shall Payable in Advance written in French. We have a French dictionary, which which jprivate enterprise can Herald. One M o n th ...... 63.25 still m ade it difficult for awhile, but w e think w e have now prosper,” the governor said. Display advertising closing hours, deciphered the complete pamphlet. “ To provide jobs and income Single Copy ...... 15< three full days prior to publication. Thanks again, John. (and) to inspire the kind of life By Carrier, Weekly ...... 75t style for which Connecticut is Andover Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon We wonder how many Manchester postmen m i^ t swap justly famdus.” One Year ...... 139.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon their long trousers for Bermuda shorts this summer. The Six M on th s...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and 1 Postal Service has authorized walking shorts as part o f the The governor extolled the Babbidge Three Months ...... $9.75 Monday. official uniform if desired. There is only one qualification, state’s non-income tax status FAMOUS FOR SERVICE” the shorts must be worn with black knee-length hose. and noted that he had presented “KNOWN FOR QUALITY the legislature with several pro­ The traditional blue-gray shorts are strictly optional but T o Visit business ^ reform proposals. are available to all letter carriers in the country and others who meet the public, regardless of their figures. April 21 OF MANCHESTER Latin Americans He listed corporations that One problem, though, dogs might pose an even greater have moved their headquarters SINCE 1874 ANNE EM T Canada Goose (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) hazard. to Connecticut and he ticked off Air Grievances facts about the state’s Correspondent The Manchester Elks Lodge received nationwide publici­ marketplace. Tel. 228-3971 ty in the current issue of the Elks magazine with a picture Homer Babbidge, master of Latin Americans are unhappy with “ excessive propaganda raised false Business people have moved Dwight Ck)llege at Yale Univer­ on presentation of gifts to the Newington Children’s President Nixon’s policy which they hopes of results that could not be here, he said, because “ they sity and former president of Hospital. ; see to Connecticut a state that the University of Connecticut, interpret as “ benign neglect.” They reached overnight.” Capital Fare does business to a businesslike will be coming to Andover April see nothing benign about it, only Latin American pride has been hurt Remember Otto Kemer, who was convicted of con­ basis, one that achieves a fiscal 21 for the opening of Andrew Tally spiracy, bribery, fraud, income tax evasion and perjury? surplus, one that cuts taxes on Democratic Headquarters, at neglect. by what they deem neglect due to SUCH LUXURY! Stearns & Foster’s Well, he is still holding his position of federal judge business and industry, one that the home of Charles Phelps, They voice anxiety about economic Nixon’s preoccupation with Vietnam, Deserve Each Other drawing his $42,500 a year salary. succeeds without a personal in­ Hebron Rd. near the center of domination, and at the same time let Russia and C^ina. Because appointment to the federal bench is for a come tax, one that prbvides town. sound financial incentives for The time of the opening will it be known they want more help, and At the same time, they want lifetime, Kerner must either resign or be impeached by the U.S. (Congress to be removed from the post. He has in­ business and industry, one that be specified at a later date. foam-quilted mattress or box spring assert their independence and de­ American aid without strings and enjoys a working partnership The Democratic Town Com­ had been told that some of But it is a squalid business. dicated no willingness to resign and there hasn’t been any WASHINGTON - If there by between government and mittee also announced it will be mand th eir/‘rights” from the without regard to their own policies, any justice in years to come, Nixon’s top aides had advance The late Red-baiting Sen. Joe indication of impeachment proceedings. private enterprise, and one that sponsoring a ham, bean and knowledge of the bugging McCarthy was censured by the Panama Canal to 200 miles teiritorial which in some cases are openly op­ historians will call down a While Kerner’s conviction has been appealed, it does intends to keep things that franks dinner on April 28 at operation. Those n a m ^ in­ Senate for doing approximately plague on both houses in the seem that in all fairness to society he should resign, way.” ‘ which time the townspeople can covered in eiegant biue damask claims on adjacent seas. posed to the United States. cluded former Atty. Gen. John what “ sources” within the struggle between President regardless of the appeal outcome. Maybe the American 'The governor led a group of meet Democratic candidates The Organization/df American Nixon and certain members of Mitchell, presidential counsel Select Committee have done. Nixon has his critics at home, too. Bar Assn, should have a look. Connecticut businessmen to running for office in the local John W. Dean III, former And at this writing, the leaks States General Assembly, meeting in Sol M. Linowitz, former chairman of Congress over investigation of New York last week to per­ elections May 7. the bugging of Democratic special presidential counsel are based on hearsay evidence, suade executives to relocate in Tickets for the affair are Washington, afforded a new sounding Xerox Corporation who served as U.S. National headquarters in the Charles W. Colson, and former as was much of McCarthy’s state (Comptroller Nathan G. Agostinelli made a good the state. $1.75 for adults and 50e for and right now it’s reduced! White House staffer Jeb Stuart “ evidence.” point the other day when he said the state retirement board for complaints against the ambassador to the OAS from 1966 to Watergate apartment-hotel- children, and may be obtained office building complex last Magruder. And yet, in Washington at system needs major changes and called for pay-as-you-go United States, hard on the heels of the from Mrs. Dennis Keenan, 1969, wrote in World magazine that In addition. Republican Sen. least, no official or public out­ legislation for public retirement systems, both state a ^ June. Lake Rd., or Mrs. William United Nations Security Council rage is discernible. There is Nixon’s policy toward Latin America Surely, it would seem fair to Lowell P. Weicker of Connec­ municipal. Kowalski, Rt. , or any member wide acceptance of the attitude 6 meeting in Panama which turned into note that if Nixon obstructed ticut, charged on a TV show We seriously believe that most towns and states In this A b o u t T o w n “has leemed rudderless” and is that in politics anything goes. of the conunitt^. Each Piece justice by invoking executive that H.R. Haldeman, White great nation have retirement systems that are inadequate­ » a propaganda forum for Panama’s regarded by Latin Am ericans as a ‘non­ No wonder White House Press privilege to protect White House chief of staff, ly funded and eligibility requirements are loose. Martha Circle of Emanuel SAVE $17.95 Twin or Full claim to the Canal. policy.” House aides, some of our “ probably” bad knowledge of Secretary Ron Ziegler, usually Lutheran Church will meet Mattress or Box Spring national legislators acted an overall espionage operation a master of the understate­ ’Thursday at a.m. for sewing An increasing number of Latin It probably would be closer to the In the Parachute and Recovery Systems division of 10 irresponsibly if not unethically, run by the Committee to ment, was constrained to com­ and at p.m. for a business Pioneer Systems Inc., Manchester, sales volume last year 2 American nations have supported mark to observe that in the current and perhaps even illegally, in Reelect the President. Weicker plain that the committee was meeting with Bible Study with said it was “ absolutely “ plagued by irresponsible leaks increased to a near record level and the division’s back log Panam a’s demand for soverignty over spasm of anti-U.S- feeling, any U.S. pressing their suit. Pastor Henry Anderson. SAVE $17.95 EACH PIECE. . . here id sleeping luxury and elegancel This 312 coil, super Sen. Sam J. .Ervin Jr., D- -necessary” that Haldeman of tidal wave proportions...” of orders at the year’s end gave promise of continuing h i^ Devotions will be read by Mrs. the Canal Zone, granted in perpituity firm mattress Is upholstered with 40 pounds of pure white cotton felt, cushioned with the policy or non-policy would be N.C., had a point in rejecting a testify before the Select Com- Verily, a plague on both these sales and profits for 1973, according to the annual report, Anna Murphy. Hostesses are to the United States by a Panama criticized. White House suggestion that mittee, and called fori houses. Sam Ervin is right ’The report comments that Pioneer’s pre-emipeot ppsi-r Mrs. Lillian J. Gustafson, Mrs. softest polyester. It has all the famous Seat Edge'* border, the Humigard'* venting. And Nixon aides testify informally, Haldeman’s resignation. ^-when he accuses the President tion in the industry was typified by the company’s key role LiUiah A. Gustafson, and Mrs. grateful for help ih achieving its in­ There is one shining example of Jr-*'" " Irhagine. . . it’s covered in’elegant blue damaski What a truly luxurious bargaini meaning not under oath, about: Confound it, this is dirty pool. .of “ shooting the so-called in the development of the (Crew Module Escape and' Mildred: Noren. yi ■> dependence and for building the executive privilege doctrine Queen, 2-pc. set... SALE $187 King, 3-pc. set... SALE $267 cooperation between members of both charges the White House was; The committee meetings at Recovery System for the Air Force B-1 Bomher. involved in the burglary cumi which McCord testified were ’way out past the Canal. “^North and South American com­ The division manufactures and sells parachutes for. per­ Eleven members of St. closed and Senators and stratosphere...that is executive eavesdropping incident.. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters Secretary General Galo Plaza munities and doubtless there are staffers were sworn to secrecy. poppycock.” But so is Ziegler sonnel, cargo delivery, and sport use in addition to Characteristically, the wryly' of Isabella, recently attended It is true that such oaths on the when he says that Ervin, as recovery and delivery systems for manned aircraft, drone, opened the OAS meeting by many more. The Inter American delightful Ervin quoted the* the organization’s 76th annual Gospel according to John. Hill are more honored in the chairman of the committee, and missile requirements. suggesting that our Latin American state convention to Windsor. Press Association, which includes breach, but that doesn’t nuike might have given “ some con­ “ I’m not going to let anybody They qre: Mrs. Irene Beegin, neighbors are unhappy with North such violations respectable. structive assurances...concer­ publishers throughout the come down at night like ’The suggestion to return about 350 ninth grade' students Mrs. Agnes Buccino, Mrs. Ann m Those who leaked the informa­ ning improvement of the con­ American cooperation in promoting hemisphere, works vigorously and Nicodemus and whisper to'tiling Junior High from Manchester High makes sense. Kiely, Mrs. Humeline Feeney, tion broke faith with ethics, duct of the business of his com­ something in my ear that the We certainly hope the proposal is given additional study. Mrs. Ann Falkowski, Mrs. ■ «E C | 9| S their social and economic develop­ tirelessly to preserve and protect the their colleagues, McCord and— mittee.” pubjje can’t hear,” said Ervin. Helen King, Mrs. Ann LaGace, if you will — with the people. In this one, the White House m ent. freedom of the press. There is never He observed that White Rouse Women’s Wear Daily says a flood of counterfeit money Mrs. Margaret Schaller, Mrs. staffers are not “ nobility and The problem, of course, is and those investigating it Plaza credited the President any letupdn the task. It is impossible is expected to hit New York stores in the near future, ap­ Rose Sobielo, Mrs. Hazel royalty” who can be excused complex, posing the question of deserve one another. parently due to the development of highly sophisticate Sessions and - Mrs. Vera This is a test pattern to Kennedy-inspired Alliance for in those countries run by dictators but from testifying under oath and how far a Congressional in­ Daniels. determine The Herald’s print­ in public. vestigating committee may go copying machines. Progress for some benefits but said the lAPA never quits trying. fSSSSSSS:::W:5:¥::s ing quality. Very welt. But scripture can Banks and department stores have been told to expect a be cited by the other side, too. viously impeded the com­ Today’s Thought deluge of bogus money over the next several months with Regarding the conduct of some mittee’s progress by invoking excellent engravings, matching coloration and, in many members of Ervin’s Senate executive privilege, and there cases, paper texture that closely approximates that which is the argument that the com­ Select Committee, one is You can’t stop the birds from is distributed by the Treasury Department. High Cost of Living mittee had a right to leak W i reminded that John quoted flying over your head; but you Security officials aren’t willing to discuss how the McCord’s testimony in an effort Jesus as suggesting that “ He can prevent them from building counterfeiters can duplicate Treasury notes with such a Are you complaining about the high system, which involves an in­ to flush out the truth by com­ that is without sin among you, nests in your hair. pelling Haldeman and others to high degree of proficiency but others in the business of cost of living? Nearly everybody is. travenous feeding from 4 p.m. to 8 let him first cast a stone...” Submitted by: talk under oath. At issue is detecting bogus money say copying machines, wotked pn Frankly, “ sources” on Ronald J. Fournier But consider the plight of 11-year-old a.m. everyday, was developed by Dr. whether the political process by clever counterfeiters, are actually producing fake Capitol Hill have behaved shod­ Co-pastor was subverted, ^ d that is an m oney. ss Jan Ann Westerink of Netcong, N.J. David Hume, who said: “ We hope ul­ dily. They have leaked infonna- Emanuel Lutheran issue on which the people are Because of a birth defect, she had to timately to do an intestinal transplant tion to newsmen that the con­ Church victed Watergate conspirator, entitled to public, sworn ’The Tax Foundation Inc. of New York estimated that in undergo a lifesaving emergency which will permit her to eat nor­ James W. McCord, testified he testimony. 1973 Americans will need'2 hours, 39 minutes of thein eight- removal of her intestines which had m ally.” M ore than $50,000 has been hour work day to mebt their taxes; longer work time than HNB become gangrenous. contributed by sympathizers to a fund is needed to pay for their food, shelter and clotting. > MANCHESTTER » Total government (federal, state and local) tax c o ll^ As a result, she must be kept alive to help keep Jan alive. More is The Flowers That Bloom in the Spring tions in fiscal 1973 will be the equivalent o f $5,070 per (DFFICES by intervenous feedings at a cost of needed. American household, up $2,670 since 1960 when they $350 a week, far beyond the means of This story of one uncomplaining lit­ equalled $2,400 per household. her father, a carpenter who was able tle girl offer a new prospective on a Federal government tax receipts alone for fiscal 1974, Open beginning July 1, will be over $3,600 per household, a cco r­ to earn only $250 during the winter. lot of current gripes in our affluent ding to the .Tax Foundation. ^ ^ The complicated and expensive society. V-iJn Mon.thtxx^ R ss In the middle of the boycott meat week, a Cleveland, 19-3 Ohio, city councilman authored a resolution "to bring the meat industry to its knees.” Some cattle feeders in Texas EVENING HOURS sent him an invitation by telegram to share in the risk of Open Forum investing in a typical feeder pbn of 200 cattle. The Middle Turnpike Office telegram pointed out that if the price rose six cents a transported daily to the Hart­ so complimentary I couldn’t 320 Middle Turnpike West Discussions pound, the profit would be $10,500. If it dropped s)x cents a ford area, “ to become future believe that one person could be pound, the loss would be $10,500. There was no taker. 6-8 Thursday To the editor: hairdressers and cosmetologists, “ blessed with all these qualities At any rate the families who spend less on meat and As I place my last comb and cosmetologists.” that were enumerated, es­ Manchester Green Office brush away for the day, Somehow, somewhere, pecially as I compared the more on fruit, vegetables and milk products, often have a thoughts run through my mind someone is paying for this various experience I had with better balanced diet than those who spend more oh meat, 621 Middle T umpike East y of Imw enlightening, exciting, transportation. I wonder who? the titled personnel. I must according to the Cooperative Extension Service at the 6 -8 Friday and informative my days are in Where else can one get all this express with utmost sincerity University of Connecticut. the beauty salon. free town planning and con­ how wrong I was that all per- .The service goes on to point out that lower-priced sub­ North Manchester Office STEARNS & FOSTER’S FINEST . . . NEVER ON SALE BUT ALWAYS YOUR Where else can laws be made,, sulting services? sonalities are alike. Mr. stitutes are actually more healthful than, higher-priced broken, misinterpreted, inter­ Municipal Building, down­ Fracchia made me realize two meat, largely because meat contains fat and fat causes 220 North Main Street BEST BUYI The Correct Comfort is an offset coll innerspring mattress things, his magnetic personali­ preted; assist Mr. Weiss with town, “ no.” We prefer the pre­ obesity and heart disease. 6-8 Wednesday cushioned with fine felt and foam. A matching 8-way, hand tied box spring sent location with an additional ty, and the expertise with which his budget; assist the Board of completes the ensemble In an elegant blue damask cover. This unit Is available Education with their problems? mall-like effect, drive-in- he handled the problem. Right A mother called the other day with an acute housing First Manchester Office Why the Gieney Technical windows, to pay our taxes. We is/ight, wrong is wrong, and no in Gently FIrrn, Extra Firm and In Solid Latex Foam Rubber. In stock for Im­ problem. She has three children, a boy and a girl, twins, School only accomodate male- like this form of accom tetween. Welfare of all is 595 Main Street charge tv/Yh our mediate delivery. * modations, wouldn’t you? considered. age 16 months, and a girl, 3. Because of a tight budget o each piece students, what happened to our 6-8 Thursday 60x80 ... $269.95 77x80 ... $389.95 fm a le students? Don’t they “ Yes,” the beauty salon is Very rare personality, should situatioii, she needs a monthly rental under $150. need a vocational technical where one can get the true pn be more like him. Some landlords tell her they won’t accept more th^n two background also? According to and con on the various'inter­ Town of Manchester is very I children. That’s i’atter hard to believe in her case because W s ’ne wtth you all the way / our reports, parents are not in­ pretations of the govem m en^f fortunate to have Mr. Fracchia. of the ages of the children. 935 Main St., Downtown Manchester - Open Tuesday through Friday Tii 9 P.M. - Satur­ the people, I the people, and terested, t b ^ would prefer to 9 Lots of good luck to your Mr. ’Thq mother wants to live in Manchester so she can be Fracchia with your dogs, cats, days 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. - Closed Mondays - Phone 643-5171 - Use Our Revolving send them to a private school for the people. near a sister and she has no transportation. HAKTFCaiD N^ONAL The other day the main topic skunks, etc. Charge Plan or Master Charge - We also have a Layaway Plan without Interest Charge. and pay tuition, or else they Her story is another example of Manchester’s acute BANKjpR^TRUST was dogs and their owners. Thank you, would request this form of housing situation. There are otter similar stories, some in­ education. Unbelievably, that Naturally, immediately, we Teri Ivani^i Statewide Connecticut Offices • MemberF.D.I.C. volving senior citizens, and there are also stories of parents couldn’t take that at- associate Mr. Lee Francehia 101 Center St. skyrocketing rents. titute:and have their daughters with this topic. Comments were Manchester

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Manchester About Town The term "sabbatical every seventh year the agri­ Two Teachers Make Plea Nixon Revives Bolton To Act on $597,969 General Budget year," meaning a leave of cultural land should be al­ Hospital absence every seventh year, lowed to lie fallow or to rest The publicity and education Past Clefs Club of Memorial T h e getaeral highway completed last year including cam e Crom the Old Testa­ on the seventh year. Notes conunittee of the MancAester time this year, a budget supple­ supplies bringing Uie total in­ feasibility study for the fire Law Plan Temple, Pythian Sisters, will iklNNA HOLLAND category shows a total Increase park maintenance, equipment, ment. The Jews directed that For MHS Graphic Arts Land (Conservation Trust will ment of category breakdowns crease to $489. commission. (VISITING HOURS) meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at the of 13,243.04. Included in this redigging perimeter drains, meet tonight at 7:30 at the will be available along with the The reconunendation f o r . a Fire protection has a total Intermediate Care Semi­ home of Mrs. Helen TuUer, 12 figure is a $1,300 increase for curtain drains and an alarm Chamber of Commerce.' ‘ Correspondent budget requests five days salary increase for the town request^ increase of $3,657.73. private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 WASHINGTON (AP) - Nixon’s major proposals i Diane Dr. system. DOUG BEVINS offers graphic arts in junior board Monday night, is to 6460375 treasurer of $325 was partly salaries, ^00 increase for gas thursday only! #]] President Nixon, declaring were virtually identi^ to th6$^ before the hearing. y l^ jo f increases in the category T he recreation budget high school but doesn’t continue familiarize students with the p.m. 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 The town general fund budget and oil for equipment, $350 in­ (Herald Reporter) there is “ room for substantial he espoused in the past. A significant change in this offset by a $182 decrease for are $1,740 for firehouse the program in high school, printing and graphic arts in­ a.m. - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. for fiscal 1973-74 totaling $597,- crease for tires, and a $643.14 decreased by $1,120.45 this improvement” in federal laws Perhaps the most important year’s budget includes a $2,000 supplies. maintenance and $1,175 for fire The graphic arts program at a Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.; increase for road repairs. Not year. This includes a reduction easier Garoppolo mention^. “It’s dustry. 969.59 will be presented to salary incre|ise for the First The community trail truck expenses. Also a $1,000 in­ Manchester’s junior high 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. dealing with private pension one would provide for some repeated from last year was a in pony football expenses of $2,- shame there’s no follow- The curriculum includes townspeople at a public hearing Selectman, as recommended by maintenance category shows a crease for communications is schools should be continued in Intensive Care and Coronary plans, today revived 16-month- “ vesting” of pension rights, $350 appropriation for a pump. 550 and a $1,040 request for through,” he added. history of graphic arts, as well Monday at 8 p.m. at Cknnihuni- the Salary Study (Committee total inc/ease of $1,300. shown. the high school, two junior high Care: Inunediate family only, old admiidstratlon proposals meaning that a worker would A $1,000 increase in the snow midget footbail excluding pony. s tablecloths “ We really need a graphic as practical instruction in ty Hall. (SSC) whose guidelines the Included^ are increases of $50 An appropriation last year of school teachers told the town’s anytiiiie, limited to five virtually intact: become legally entitled upon and 4ce removal category It was explained by recrea­ arts lab at the high school,” techniques of letterpress, Out of the 63 budgets iii- Board of Finance followed each for fuel and heating $1,130 compared to $250 in this large 54’’x96’’ Board of Education Monday minutes. In a message to Congress, retirement to benefits earned, shows as $500 for salaries and tion commissioner Hank Ryba Milano said. offset, silkscreen and other duded, 34 show an approximate during budget workshops this repairs and electric; and $750 year’s budget request reduces night. Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. - Nixon added little to his long- regardless of whether he quit or $500 for sand and salt. that some uniforms and equip­ rtgular 690 George Emmerling, printing methods. Students also $66,000 increase; 10 an ap­ past month. for building maintenance and the civil defense category a Anthony Milano of Bennet 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 pending recommendations a ^ was fired before retirement The town garage category in- ment do not have to be replaced m nchester High School prin­ get into simple bookbinding, proximate $13,000 decrease; supplies, there is also a $400 "we have wery HWe thingr Junior High School and John reject^ two ideas that he had age. The election category shows total of $1,491.90. every year. cipal, says that a graphic arts Milano said. p.m.; others, 3 pjn. - 4 p.m., aik) 19 show no change or minor efea^ d by $1,025. Shown in this Garoppolo of Illing Junior High been urged to adopt by At present, Nixon noted, a $2,207.30 decrease. It should budget request for resurfacing A salary and expense in­ program at the high scluwl Milano displayed several and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. yeaPB budget request were $75 g M 'y o w School, briefly describing the organized labor: more than two-thirds of all ci^nges. this year’s total be noted that this category may the driveway and a $50 request crease of $1,000 for the resident examples of student work to the Age Limits: 16 in maternity, rfW ' for Airco equipment, $125 to would be of “ tremendous in­ request is $52,655.79 more than go up or down depending on for parking area stiripping. state trooper and a decrease of graphic arts curriculum for the 12 in other areas, no limit in —The President said a fulltime workers participating replace gas welding parts and terest” to students. But lack of school board, including all last year. local, state and f^eral elec­ $475 by the elimination of a nar­ school board, said the program self-service. proposal to provide federal in­ in private pension plans do not $800 to install a new furnace. Coin Preference space, as well as the expensive forms of printing. Memo pads have such protection. In previous years several per­ tions for the year. The Public Building Commis­ cotics squad in this category suffers because there is no con­ All emergency patients and surance to protect the pensions T h e park department Silver dollars long have ■ t h « w Sy o c I* e f nature of equipping a graphic and calendars made by the sons have objected to the fact sion shows a decrease of $1,135 tinuation in Manchester High outpatients are requested to use of workers who now suffer To meet the situation, he A salary increase of $300 was leaves a total increase of $611. been popular in the Ameri­ <)owvftown m anekOtM * J P arts lab, prevents implementa­ students were given to board that no breakdowns were category shows new requests School. when their employers go out of urged that all pension benefits recommended by the SSC for from last year. Included in last 'The resident state trooper’s can west. Nickels remain tion of a program, he says. members. the new emergenej^ room this year totaling $765. Included Manchester is probably the business or fall upon hard times earned be considered half available by individual the assessor, building and year’s budget was a $1,500 ap­ salary and expenses are deter­ the most favored coins in The purpose of the junior high The program is very entrance off Armory St. Access are $650 for oiling the roads and only town in the state which would entail government vested when his age plus his categories, and that totals were sanitation inspector. Also in­ propriation for the high school mined by the state with the Baltimore, w h ile quarter- program, Milano told the school successful, Milano said, and to the entrance via existing $500 for a gate entrance. regulation “ on a scale out of numbers of years of participa­ meaningless without itemiza­ cluded in this cateogry was a cafeterium plans compared to town paying a percentage. doUars are most sought after last year was opened to girls as driveways. Eliminated this year were jobs Read Herald Advertisements keeping with our free enter­ tion in a plan equals 50. ‘The tion. As a result, for the first $150 increase for schools and this year’s request of for a in the state of New York. well as boys. About 45 girls take Pediatrics: Parents allowed 8 prise system.” President asked that an ad­ the graphics art courses at a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to Andover —He said nothing about union ditional 10 per cent of benefits Bennet, Milano said, “ and midnight; others, 2 p.m. to 8 recommendations that workers be vested each year thereafter, they’re doing excellent work.” p.m. ------, Bolton who change jobs be permitted so a pension would be fully llie graphic arts program at Discharged Tuesday: to carry their pension benefits vested five years later’. Bennet includes Grades 7 Frances L. Higgins, South SAVINGS IN TIME FORYOUR HOLIDAYS! with them. lationally advertised to ^13 CM Reinstatement Asked through 9, but the program at Windsor; John UMoleit, 218 Illing only involves seventh and Oak St.; Norman C. Wells, East Forms For Some Budget Cuts eighth graders, because the Hartford; Frank Wegrzyn, 16 Illing ninth grade is housed at Union St.; Camille P. CASALS INVITES 1 DAY GAARY BusU Brown shoes for girlis... Lack Name the high school. Stavolone, Glastonbury; Gem­ KLEIN TO PUERTO RICO IN SiHVICE hundreds of pairs . .. so you’re sure ANNE EM T C onstables Mudi of the printing work ma Dubaldo, 59 Irving St.; AREaBO , P.R. (AP) - Cel­ Factory Trained to find your girl’s size (8% -3; N, M)l O f Town Correspondent William Kowalski, chief con­ done by students, Milano Edna A. Lutz, 292 Woodland St.; list Pablo Casals, music direc­ Techniclanal Styles for spring dress-up . . . in Tel. 228-3971 stable, asked the finance board explained, is used within the Stephen E. Day, 115B Downey tor of the Casals Festival in white dr black genuine patent why his request for $2,876 had Dr.; Amanda Michaud, 212 Puerto Rico, has invited Ken­ TYPEWRITERS The a p p r o x im a t e ly 45 school system — calendars, leather. DONNA HOLLAND Westmark been reduced to $2,000. He McKee St. neth Klein, 30, conductor of the residents who attended last memo pads, and other forms, Correspondent received no answer from the Also, Maureen M. Healy, Guadalajara Symphony, to con­ ADDMG RUGWES At Shoe-Town’s low price, night’s budget hearing made no for instance. The graphic arts 6460375 WeeflB end board. Coventry; Stella M. Bowers, 52 duct four concerts with the M Nikes and IM ils ! pick several pair. But hurry recommendations for Cuts, only students don’t do contract work First Selectman . Richard Recreation* Commission Oak St.; Steffie S. Borello, 100 Puerto Rico Symphony. .. .this sale ends Saturday. recommendations for — job printing for outside firms Mm Saniee m Ml Morra has received word from Mrs. Julie Haverl, a member Prospect St.; Doris P. Forcucci The California-born con­ reinstating funds cut by the — because of possible conflict Partible Upplanees, Other famous brands at the Internal Revenue Service of the Recreation Commission, and son, 95 Walker St.; Dixon ductor will lead concerts in Hamilton Beach Decorated Board of Finance to present a with local printing firms, VaenwH Clemen, super low pricesi too. (IRS) that many income tax Our explained how the commission baby girl, 10 W. Middle Tpke.; Arecibo, Ponce and Hato Rey. proposed budget of $963,687 for Milano said. Shaven, Toaaten, forms have been returned with Lowest 14 Sp. Blender 9 Cup Perk 1973-1974. is working with the Conserva­ The graphic arts program is Rotert J. MacGranor, 205 N. Casal’s invitation resulted from Price! thev section on revenue sharing Butiww* it 11 Only four items in the general tion Commission, through the of an exploratory nature, Elm St.; Scott E. Bettinger, attoHling a performance of the at shoe-town. Plus Guadalajara Symphony, con­ APPlSkE not completed. government budget (the Town Tolland County ^ i l Conserva­ Milano emphasized, saying that Vernon; Michael F. Henson, 283 ducted by Klein. Casals, pianist In order to insure that Bolton Hall budget, the Fire Depart­ tion Commission, through the the purpose is not to teach a McKee St. SERVKEGENTER *”*“•*"“ SSiiuunrti. Our Eugene Istomin and violinist receives its fair share of ment budget, the Police Protec­ Tolland County ^ i l Conserva­ trade. Students who want to Also, Catherine S. West, Staf- 707 HMn SL, Mandieatef NUNCHESTEM Reg. Alexander Schneider were in revenue sharing funds, it is im­ Our tion Agency, on plans for a ball enter the industry can follow fordville; Sonya R. Guay, An­ S43-7Sn Consult phone book for exact address. Ample free parking. 10.99 tion budget and funds for the Guadalajara to perform a bene­ portant that the questions per­ N!*—f R e g . 7.77 field for the town on property dover; William C. Desantis, Open HaiL-Fii 8:365M Charge with MasterCharge, BankAmerlcard.Open late weekniten Recreation C!ommission) came through at state technical fit concert for the Worker’s taining to residence as of Dec. 22.97 Brews 5 to 9 cups, automatically. owned by the town behind the Middletown; Lisa St. Pierre, 75 Satadipt S:363.-00 / 15.97 Lock-on cover; smartly styled in av­ up for discussion. schools. Concert Society in that city. 31, 1972 are answered and Wet Ones Moist Johnson’s school. Essex St.; C^thia A. Harrison, Plus feature is 48 oz. and 16 6z. con­ ocado, poppy or harvest. Many residents spoke out in answered correctly. Baby Powder She said that a detailed plan 124 Branford St. Towelettes tainers, .40 oz. regular blender con­ #11809/19/39 favor of supporting the fire Anyone who has not com­ tainer. 688 for the area is being worked up department’s request for $6,- p le te lines 33b & c or d on and will be sent out for bids; 300, to be taken from revenue Form 1040 or lines 26 b & c or d 1.33 - - 57c however, at this time, the com­ sharing funds, and to be used on Form 1040A is asked to call Size Size ■ “Hole-in-Handle” missions had no definite figure SAVE mainly for replacement of fire the IRS, 244-3430, and request a Container of 70 soft, Favorite baby powderl to work on other than that it 14 oz. unbreakable $3! hose. correction for revenue sharing. moist sheets, 5-3/4 would probably be in the area of can. Both Andrew Gasper, a The IRS will correct it for you inches. $10,000. member of the Board of Fire and forward it to Andover, She requested that any Conunissioners; and William Mass., so Bolton will get its fair remaining revenue funds Breadheft, a lieutenant with the share of these funds. SAVE presently not allocated be put Seats fire department, explained how Scholarship Coffee Hours 6 to 8 much of the departmenjt’s 214- aside for the commissions to OVER People work with. Mrs. William Vogel has an­ inch hose is, according to the nounced the names of town Hamilton $3! National Fire Protection The concensus of those atten­ BW OJS MAKER women who will hold $1 Association’s standards, out­ ding appeared to be in favor of this proposal. membership coffee hours’ in dated. 2725 MAIN STREET-GLA$TONBURy, CONN.- their homes as p a r t'o f thd 36” X 72” Metal According to Breadheft, most Board of Education Hamilton Beach Corningware Bolton Scholarfldp;Fund drive. Famouc AC a Speed of the department’s hose is 'There were absolutely no 'They are Mrs. Louis Cloutier, Oil Filter General Electric Folding Table o ld e r than the 25 yea rs questions raised relative to the Mixette Hand Mixer Electric Knife Eight Piece Set Brandy St.; Mrs. Raymond PF-2 PF-24 PF-25 recommended (some dates Dimmer Switch Board of Education’s requested Negro, Hebron Rd.; Mrs. Roy The famous freezer to over to table back to 1938) and could cause ware! 1. 1-1/2 and 2 qt. covered budget of $350,515, an increase Miner, South Rd.; Mrs. John 4 0 0 Our Our injury if it should happen to YOUR I Reg saucepans, 10” skillet with cover. of $27,894 over the present Roberts, Tunxis Trail; Mrs. Reg. Our burst during a fire. CHOICE la w # 2.99 5.49 Reg. operating budget. Oscar Placco, Laurwood Dr.; Easy spin-on installa­ 3.27 12.69 ^ The department had Adjusts lights from Open Stock Sale 15.84 The only comment came Mrs. Charles Fenton, Lyinan tion; for most Ameri­ » 8.99 Walnut, marble design lithographed requested $4,000 from revenue 5.99 Com Flower 27.80 18.88 bright to dim. Simple from Raymond Houle, Board of Rd.; Mrs. Norman Lemaire, can cars. Helps protect Handy fingertip control and beater Makes your carving professional! on steel top. Deluxe aluminum legs. sharing funds to purchase new installation. Floral Bouquet 31.80 22.88 Finance member, who -School Rd.; Mrs. Clarence new car warranty. ejector. Lightweight with powerful Stainless steel serrated blades, per­ Carry handle; folds easily for 414-inch hoses to fully equip fectly balanced. #275 Spice'o Life 31.80 22.88 explained how the education Sherman, Carpenter Rd.; Mrs. motor for heavy batters. #87 storage. ______: both fire trucks. The finance COMING THURSDAY. APRIL budget was presented as Edward ^urilla, Goodwin Rd.; board had reduced this request English Sheffield Steel Blades requested with no tentative cuts and Mrs. Lawrence Shaw, to $2,000. made by the finance board. Birch Mt. Rd. T o w n Hall Houle felt that this budget Residents desiring more in­ Long Handle Several residents spoke out in should be cut, particularly in Our FAMOUS MAKER Says II formation may call Mrs. Vogel, Garden Tools Westmark by West Bend favor of reinstating $1,000 the area of salaries, and that • I Loomis Rd. or Mrs. Sidiq Sat- requested for heating for the the Board of Education shquld tar, Lyman Rd. 7 Piece Cookware Set Town Hall, explaining that Our economize as other-boards in Spring Concert Reg. organizations did not wish to town are attempting to do. The annual spring concert for 1.99 rent the facilities because of 1.47. He also felt that with today’s Discount Prices On students in Grades 1-4 will be the poor heating in the Choose hoe, cultivator or culti- economic situation, “ people held today at 7 p.m. at Bolton hoe. Double lacquered 54” building. who are not getting increases hardwood handles. They requested that funds for High School. are paying those increased Children partiepating are this purpose be taken from the salaries.” Oscillating Sprinkler Our Reg. 25.99 requested to arrive at the All revenue sharing funds, and felt Budget Meeting NATIONALLY ADVERTISED NAMES Our Rtg. 3.99 school at 6:45 p.m. Rooms they strongly that the expense could Slow, sweeping Set of Three The final proposed budgets are to report to will be clearly Revereware justify itself in rental reim­ ■ "I spray covers will now be presented at the an­ marked. The concert is Stacking Tables bursements. 2,200 sq. ft., 3 Qt. Covered Pot nual budget meeting May 5 for We mean what we sayl Introducing something different. . . unheard-of values on brands expected to end at 8 p.m. 2.97 a vote by residents. you love and trust. No more timely "bargain hunting" . . . it's all under one roof! How Annual Budget Board of Education Kordite 5 or 7 Bushel 19.77 do we do i t . . . dieer know-how! Our professions! buyers constantly search the market Our There are a limited number Lawn & Grass Bags Genuine porcelain on Reg. U.S. Flying for the "best deals in town!" of copies of the requested 1973- ?» steel with colorful, 14.95 Kidney Transplant 74 annual Board of Education YOUR 7 ^ ' 6.99 attractive design. High pressure laminated, resists Oil Supplies budget available at the town Handsome, durable stainless steel Handles and knobs are burns, acid, alcohol. Wipe clean Said Successful clerk’s office, Bentley pot, copper clad bottom for even oven safe. Made In Spain. finish. Choice of best selling sizes. spread of heat. PHNOM Penh, Cambodia In December 1971, Joseph Memorial Library or at Dr. Heavy duty plastic - so many (AP) — The U.S. Air Force is Temple, owner and operator of Joseph Castagna’s office at the home usesi______^______flying gas and oil into (]am- Temple’s Floor Coverings, (Center School, according to Dr. b ^ ia ’s capital to ease a shor­ Main St., raised over $1,300 YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS! Castagna. Bathroom Scale from area residents and Copies will also be available ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE FAMILY! tage that has been talked about •X a lot more than it has been felt. business men for a 15-year-old at the Town Hearing, May 18 at by Detecto The Americans have been California girl. 8 p.m. at the Community Hall. The girl, Rosemarie Save! Save! Save! Match Box flying in 20 planeloads of Up to 2/3, off original pricsi on well-known labels East Hartfsrd Panasonic weapons and ammunition a Viruegas, was in need of a Reg. Cars kidney transplant. At the time Cassette week for two monthk, but the Top-rats quality 6.99 3.88 fuel airlift began ‘hiesday with t ^ t Temple first heard of the 8 Track & Cassette by Bronner Stand up scale when not in ape Recorder ithe arrival of a huge plastic situation, it was costing $10,000 Huge selection of wanted, current fusions for to keep the girl alive a single About Town use. Goldtone handle, plat­ bladder of motor fuel filling the honw and family form, stainproof mat. Tape Sale cargp hold of a C130 Hercules. day. The money raised by Temple 44c U.S. officials wouldn’t say No unsaasonal, faddish "leftovers" The Brotherhood in Action and other concerned people 39.95 how much fuel oil, gasoline and committee will meet tonight at Overruns, samples, undetectable irregulars We have a large kerosene would be flown in, but across the countiy was enough ,8 at the Knights of Columbus Automatic stop at end of IS eries J the Pentagon said it would not to pay for the much needed Pet Dept. Specials! tape. Built-in condenser 6.95 collection of various | Many pre-tickstsd items. . . compare the savings! Home. microphone. Easy key­ be a “ major” airlift. transplant. 1 style cars. On March 1,1972, the kidney board control. 3.97 Phnom Penh’s fuel routes- Master Charge The Democratic Club of •,War“TlM World Is a QheMo” Repeat of ASolldut! transplant was made with Special Mix Gerbil Diet by road fitnn the south coast 7-day return policy Manchester will meet tonight •Elton John-“Oon't Shoot tho Piano” and up the Mekong River from Rosemarie’s ' uncle as donor. at 8 at the Knights of Columbus Composed of air-washed seeds •Curtis Mayfield - “Super Fly” Temple reports. After minor Magnavox FM/AM pJohnny Mathis - “Me and Mrs. Jones” Saigon—have been cut by the Open every night 'tH 9 Home. and grains; guaranteed analysis. rejection problems she was •John Denver - “ Rocky Mountain High” 94/2” Ball Communists most of the time 10 oz. g?33® Digital Radio fo r released from the hospital on • Loggitis & Messina - “ Newest Hit” since January. Five tankers The Golden Age Club will • Helen Reddy - ”1 Am Woman” made it up the river Sunday and April 12, 1972. meet Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Litter for Hamsters & Gerbils •Credence Clearwater - “QoM” Outdoor Play Monday, but Communist Since then. Temple said, she Senior Citizens Center. Donny Osmond - "Alone Together” gunners still hold long stretches has graduated from the ninth COME SEE FOR YOURSELF ... Members are reminded to bring . Ideal bedding foreman caged pets. 39»s • Donna Fargo - “Heppioel OIrl bi U .8 A .’ 100% cedar shreds. 8 ounce size. along the waterway. grade with her class and has canned fruit for a kitchen Wake to music or •Steely Dan - “Can’t Buy a Thrill” been leading an active life. The SPREAD THE GOOD WORD! \ ‘ alarm. Illumi­ •Dionne Warwicke - “Qreateat Hits” The government has been social. •Lost Horizon • Movie Bound Track rationing motorists to three only restrictions still imposed nated clock face, j Pulvex Shampoo for Dogs Afeon FM for less •Temptations - “Maatorpioce” gallons of gas per purchase, but at this time are no contact A Lenten service will be held •Barbra Streisand - “Live” Beautifies coat as it cleans. Kills station drift. the number of filling stations sports and that she niuat re­ tonight at 7:15 at Trinity Cove­ fleas and lice. Improves coat's lustre. that can be visited in succession main on a low isodium diet. nant (3iurch. The women of the s 99< is limited only by the capacity The reason that response to Masler church will present the “ Week 3 WAYS TO CHARGE of the tank. the contributions took so long. That Changed the World,” and Hamster Cage 1145 TO LLA N D TP K E. SALE: WED. thru SAT. Kersene for cooking also is Temple explained, is that fundb special music. After the ser­ Mon. thru FrI. 9:39 S4n. to 9:30 pjn. Charge sturdy chrome plated cage with Saturday 9dM ajn. to 9:30 pjn. rationed, and some Cambodians were just recently provided by vice, there will be a coffee the California Transplant Foun­ hamster fun wheel. % 3.77 MANCHESTER have switched back to charcoal fellowship In the fireside room dation to cover the mailing and wood, the fuels they once of the church. used. expenses. ■ ;■

MANCHFSTER e v e n in g HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 11,1073 — PAGE ELEVEN .r jr ■ ■ • • ’ •- ...... —“ PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 11. 1973 Duplicate Bridge Boy Scout Retreat Bicycle Trip Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henbg; Begins April 27 Results of the Mandiester and Mrs. Mary Holman and third, Mrs. Judy Strout and A 12-mile bicycle ride in the KofC duplicate bridge game M n . Dot Maiming. Thjis game WMtN Mrs. Pamela Elliott. This game Manchester-East Hartfoni area played April 5 are as follows: ' is held each week to intr^ucci The fourth iminial.Boy Scout Council headquarters in Hart­ The Baby Has is played the first, third *^and is scheduled Sunday starting at North-South, first, Mrs. WUlaid new players to duplicate Retreat, sponsored by the ford. FHERE; fifth Tuesdays of the mopth. 2 o’clock from the Mary Cheney bridge. No ex p erien ce in Archdiocesan Catholic Com­ Joseph Downs will be in Koropatkln and Mrs. B. Library. The trip M to all duplicate play is necessary to mittee of Algonquin District, charge of the physical camping Beckley; second, Afrs, Netdlle bicyclists and will be sponsored participate. Lecture follows the will be held at the Holy arrangements of all scouts and Smith and Joyce Driskell; by the American Youth Hostels. Been Named game. ' ' Results Of the Manchester Apostles Seminary in scouters. third, Mrs. Maury Brown and George Legieri of 36 Jarvis Rd. Bridge Club Duplicate bridge CromweU, April 27-28-29. A few registrations are Mrs. George Lawrence. i will lead the trip. This will be game played April 6 are ps The Rev. David J. Molineaux available, and reservations------Also,~East‘-West, first, one of a series of Sunday trips Results of the South Windsor follows; North-South, first, Ken M. SS A. of the Holy Apostles must be made before April 19. Herbert Smith and Paul ■‘Potpourri’.’ . . . Household Hints and Shopping Tips for between now and November. Bridge Club duplicate bridge All registrations must be sent Gutreich; second, Mrs. Joseph Hickman and Sid McKenzie; se­ today’s busy wonrian, to save you time and money. Don’t College will be the retreat Hamilton, Amy Lynn, daughter of William and Wendy Groot Buths and Mrs. Richard game played April 3 are as cond, Judy Pyka and Loiilsi master. He is a graduate of to John Joy, treasurer of Hamilton of Willimantic. She was bom March 31 at Manchester ’'h follows: North-South, first, Halpryn; third, Ai J.aPlant ahd .miss U8 — We’re here on the women’s page — just for Catholic University and has a Algonquin District Catholic m. „ 'K Terhune; third, Mrs. Stanley ot 149 finest rubies are found Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Craft and Mrs. Bert Etavis. Mrs. Faye Lawrence' and Mrs. Norma Fagan. >■( Jyou. BA and an MA in Religious ^ m m i t ^ on ScOTtog at Burma; the most valuable Edward Pemnko of Andover. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. "Open Pair" club cham­ Frankie Brown; second, James Also, East-West, first, P ^ Studies. ’ emeralds in Colombia, South Helen Hamilton of Coventry. She has a brother, William, 3. ’ pionship will be held Thursday. Baker and P.D. Griffiths; third, LaPlant and Bob Stratton; se­ Fifteen of the Holy Apostles Conn. 06040. The cost is $6 a boy America, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Morris. cond, James Polltes and seminarians will be discussion or dad. Different *•««»» Series being held during montte Sirege, Adam Paul, son of Dale H. and Janice Pischner Strege of April, May and June. Also, East-West, first, Mr. William McDougall; third, group leaders, under the direc­ of 87 Nike Circle. He was bora March 31 at Manchester Memorial and Mrs. Roger Crafts; second. tion of Albert Sosa, who is Fred Baker and Kaye Baker. Give Yourself A Treat Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Someone in the family A crochet needle comes in working with Frank Keegan, Results of the Manchester handy when changing a Stop at ’THE SHOE STRING Pischner of Lake Crystal, Minn. His paternal grandparents are carries a daily packed lunch. retreat chairman of the YWCA duplicate bridge game typewriter ribbon. With it, one for the unusual, handicrafted Emblem Club Aids | Mr. and Mrs. Howard Strege of Nicollet, Minn. He has a brother, Chocolate or strawberry Algonquin District Catholic played April 2 are as follows; can push the ribbon into place gift. The Shoe String, 38 Oak St. Erich Dale, 1^. flavored drink mix may be Committee, on scouting. They North-South, first, Mrs. Betty Janet S, Brennan and Steven Snyder without soiling the fingers. Open Tues. thru Itot. 10 A.M.- packed in the right amount in will use as a theme, Rudyard Area Hospitals Barter and Mrs. Elaine waxed paper so that it may be 5:30 P.M. Thurs. till 9; Closed I | Willis, Nicole Lee, daughter of Francis E. and Deborah G. Webster; second, Mrs. Jaimie have announced the formation of a Kipling’s poem, “ If...” , ’Their Bird Willis Jr. of 28 Burbank Rd., RFD 8, Ellington. She was bom added to the milk at meal time Monday. Horowitz and Mrs. Jackie if desired. Handicraft Supplies use of laymen as speakers and March 30 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grand­ partnership^ **Jan Brennan Be sure to stop at the slides and movies have help^ For two years in succession, the use of the department of Kovacs; third, Mrs. Dot Cut a hole in the seamed parents are Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Brawn of Ellington. Her pater­ Golden Charm KNITTERS WORLD. They the Boy Scouts communicate in Manchester Memorial, Mt. medical education at Mt. Sinai; Koropakian and Mrs. Dot An- Associates, B.ealtors and In­ ends of worn pillow cases, then nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Francis Willis Sr. pf Sinai, Hartford, and St. Francis an oxygen regulator at Hartford toynatan. Frosting Specials for Easter; have all the supplies you need slip each case over a garment all their discussion groups. Ellington. Hospitals, have benefited from Hospital; two medication 4 Also, East-West, first, Mrs. surance, Having company for Easter starting April 11th thru 21st. for your knitting, crocheting, on a clothes hanger. Makes a Any Boy Scout Troop in Long refrigerators 'for St. Francis Eleanor Crafts and bfrs. Peg Dinner? Stop in at FAIRWAY 'Reg. ^.00, now $18.50; long embroidery, crewel and convenient, washable Rivers Council that would like a the generosity of the Emblem bfeifer, Vicki Lynn, daughter of Gary C. and Deborah J. Hospital’s Emergency Dunfield; second, Mrs. Millie ootlilato St. for every little hair extra. Featuring our weaving necessities. NOTE protective covering at no cost. boy scout team to visit their Club of East ^rtford. Pfeifer of 5 Donnel Rd., Rockville. She was born April 3 at When canning peaches or Auxiliary Unit; and equipment Dennison and Mrs. Donna taiU. ^Napkins - candles - newest operators Miss Sally, NEW TELEPHONE troop and show a movie on past The club, made up of Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. Miss Joyce, Miss Michele; all apricots, mark on the jar the NUMBER: 646-4340, Knitten Special for Children retreats and give a talk on all community-minded women who for Manchester Memorial’s Thomas; third and fourth, Mrs. tabiMloths - foil and pyrex for number of fruit halves it and Mrs. Joseph Stanley of Vernon. Her paternal grandparents Geri Barton and M rs/ Irene formerly of The Velvet Touch. World, Manchester Parkade, Let the Children enjoy eating the religious award program raise funds for charitable pur­ department of pathology. are Carl Pfeifer and Mrs. Regina Pfeifer, both of Rockville. She contains. This will save you Mrs. Layman Burns and Mrs. Mahr, and Mrs. Flo Barre, and . For appointment call any one of Middle Tpke., Middle Tpke. out with Mom & Dad. Stop in at should call Ed Ward or ^ank poses, gave $200 to each has a brother, Paul, and a sister. Trade. time and perhaps food when Joseph Bottaro, representing Mrs. Ann DeMartin. I ^broiled frankfurter ihay our stylists at 649-2806 or 649- opening a can to serve. West. MR. STEAK, 244 Center St., Keegan in Manchester or hospital this year. the East Hartford Emblem be raded to any soup carried in • 2807. ffLets Get. Together at Manchester and let them pick Alfred Falcone at Long Rivers Articles purchased by the Club, made the presentations. Collins, Matthew Edward, son of Keith Edward and Ann Muth Results of the Manchester a.vuuum bottle. Tie a clean THE diOLDEN CHARM,’ ’ 1143 from our special 29< menu or hospitals were: a projector for We Help You Collins of 54 Baker Rd., Vernon. He was bom April 3 at Rockville YWCA Novice Duplicate bridge cordvllb the frankfurter before Tolland ’Tpke., Burr Comers, our Kiddies menu for $1.29. The Do-It-Yourself Fixer General Hospital. His maternal grandmother is J to . Anna *^M. game played April 4 are as Iw ^ing it into soup, long Manchester. Great Selection just what Kid- | ' If you are doing a little Muth of Brighton, Mass. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and follows; first, Mrs. Ann Staub enough to extend over the dies like. Mrs. Edward F. Collins of East Hahford. V bottle. At lunch, the warm carpeting or painting around and Mrs. Sylvia Kczuick; se­ frankfurter may quickly be When opening a can of the house you will find cond and third, Mrs. Olga a s p a r ^ s , cut out the bottom Never use kitchen knives Robinson, Wendy Sue, daughter of Roland George and Joan placMinabutt. MANCHESTER LUMBER, 155 Skinner and Mrs. Bea Kei&; of the can. The stalks then can over a glowing flame nor to stir D R Y B Y G A S Hummel Robinson of 309 Job’s Hill, Ellington. She was bora ■ -A , Center St., very helpful in cooking food or to pry up lids or be easily slipped out without aiding you to pick out the cor­ BETTER—FASTER—CHEAPER March 27 at Rockville General Hospital. Her paternal grand­ Mary Cheney Library Display breaking the tender tops. to cut string or wire or to pit mother is Mrs. Louise M. Wing of Chester, Mass. She has two THE NO-SEAM BNA rect materials. Tel. 643-5144; fruits. Developii^ good habits sisters, Lisa Ann and Karin Jean. Mrs. David Harrison of 85 S. Farms Dr., and her five-year-old son, David, look over dis­ THATSMOOTHES ask for Jack or Frank. You will in using and caring for knives will make them last for years. play of books available for people concerned about the exceptional child, appearing in the AND SHAPES Big & Tall Men find them very helpful. Foley, Philip Scott, son of Robert C. and Charlotte McKa^ lobby of Mary Cheney Library. “ When There’s A Difference,’’ a selected reading list, was FRWIEDOM FRONT* Big ib Tall EHop, 903 ^ i n St., Easter Baskets Foley of Windsor Locks. He was born March 30 at Manchestei\ compiled by John Jackson, head librarian, with the assistance of Mrs. Elbe Russell of the Manchester, has every size for To keep a cake moist after PLAZA DEPARTMENT B Y OL.OA being cut, attach a slice of Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. every man. Why waste time STORE, East Middle Tpke., Special Education Resource Center of West Hartford, who suggested materials to be in­ Imagine the freedom in a bread to each cut side with Charles McKay of Edinburgh, Scotland. His paternai grand­ cluded on the list. Display ends this week, but for those interested, the lists are available running around the state Manchester is next to Frank’s no-seam bra that adjusts to Stwan Snydsr looking for your man’s size? toothpicks or else start by parents are Mr. and Mrs. Philip Foley of Largo, Fla. He has a in the library lobby. (Herald photo by Pinto) Janst 8. Biwnnan cutting the desired slices from Supermarket and across from every , move you make. REGAL’S BIG TALL SHOP When making a scrap book, brother, Robert, 5. r & the middle of the cake then St. Bartholomews Church. Be It's all done with Olga's has it...643-2478. paste clippings and pictures in pushing the remaining two by using cefl^hane tape all sure to stop for all your Easter 18-lb. Toedt, Mamie E., daughter of Malcolm L. and Alene Howlett new Freedom Front design sides together. .around ^ e s . 'rais saves edges basket supplies. The selection Toedt of Columbia. She was born March 30 at Manchester Our —a flexible little "breather The firm will specialize In residential properties and of such items from curling up is great and you get the best for Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. window" that separates Is located at 49 Connecticut Boulevard, Suite 3, East and tearing. less at Plhza. Clifford Howlett of Columbia. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. Servicemen Hartford, Connecticut. The firm belongs to the Join The Easter Parade GASDRYER each side for perfect fit and Senior Citizens Special TTie girls at THE LOVELY and Mrs. Theodore Toedt of Ashford. She has a brother, John, 4. Greater Hartford Board of Realtors and the Multiple Cadet Kenneth J. Burke, son comfort. For every figure. Need perking up? PARISIAN LADY BEAUTY SALON are Bonkowski, John Lawrence Jr., son of John L. and Lorraine of Mrs. Adelaide C. Burke of 61 Listing Service. COIFFURES at 50 Oak St. will waiting to top you off with just Hebert Bonkowski of Willimantic. He was bora March 30 at Waddell Rd., attended the 25th offer on any Monday, Tuesday, the hairdo to go with that Wednesday or Thursday a Easter outfit. Make your ap­ 2 CYCLES Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are annual Arnold Air Society shampoo and set for $2.50 aiid a pointment early so you don’t' m T E S J Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hebert of St. Agatha, Maine. His paternal National Conclave in Salt Lake Steve is currently a member of the East Hartford • REGULAR grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Bonkowski of Coventry. He City, Utah. He is a member of Soft or lightly shaped Jaycees, Hartford Life Underwriters Aissociatlon, a haircut and set for $9.00. Tel. lose out. Lovely Lady Beauty has sister Jennifer Jo, 2. the class of 1973 at the Universi­ 643-9832. Salon, 390 Main St. Call 649- cups. 32-36 ABC. Fully Past Director of the Greater Hartford Jaycees and • AIR FLUFF ty of Nebraska at Omaha, 7666. i SAFETY DOOR SWITCH Lane, Debra Jo, daughter of Bruce G. and Mary Jo Lane of 56 majoring in business ad­ padded 32-36 AB. In sleek was Chairman of Ticket Sales for the 19th Greater no-seam Dacrori*polyester No packed lunch is complete v When cooking fresh Clyde Rd. She was bora March 30 at Manchester Memorial ministration and a member of Hartford Open. Steve, his wife Joanne and daughter, without cookies. When baking PORCELAIN DRUM Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas the AAS chapter at the universi­ tricot or smoothest lace. All asparagus stalks, use a reside in East Hartford. cookies, double the recipe and percolator from which the ty. The cadet, whose father Lt. M. Yelvington of San Antonio, Texas. Her paternal grandparents with nylon and Lycra*span- divide the extra portion of coffee basket has been Coi. Edward J. Burke resides in are Mr. and Mrs. Phelps Lane of Houston, Texas. She has a dex. White, nude, black and cookies in groups of three. Pack removed. This will hold the sister, Celia Lynn, 2V^. Omaha, was graduated in 1968 in plastic sandwich bags and pastels, 5.50 to 6.50 stalks upright and keep the from Manchester High School. Jan is currently a member of the Democratic freeze. Itfs easy then to use just tops from being broken. ‘ three for the lunch when you His wife, Carol, is the daughter Women's Club, Democratic Federated Women’s^ INSTALLED of Mr. and Mrs. James Bagley needlhem. Sully Middleton Robert De^rospero 1, : HONOR of Rochester, N.Y. Club, 7th District Democratic Committee, Sunset MAHRC To Meet, ^ I Ridge PTA, American Business Women’s Associa­ Flowers are Appreciated Air Force S.Sgt. James C. tion, City Club and Golf Club of Avdn. She was %QW someone you care by Middleton,DeProspero, taking hfsr some flowers from Morin, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.E. formerly a Director of the League of Women Voters',, BE SURE'; >^BLISS has been serving the Heme Owner Plan Banquet Morin of 35 Worcester Rd., Ver­ our Cash and Carry Special at Jaycee Pageant Emcees Easter Seal Chairman in East Hartford, President Of for 91 YEARS. Far e complete FREE INSPECTION of non, has arrived for duty at U- BUETTNERS FLORIST, 1122 teh East Hartford Women’s Club, Inc. and formerly a your hom6 by' e Termite Control Expert; supervised INCLUDES GAS CONNECTION AND VENTING A regular meeting of the Manchester Sheltered Sally Middleton and Robert in the Manchester Gilbert & Tapao Airfield, Thailand. He is Burnside Ave., East Hai^ord, When taking a dish of food to Campaign Coordinator for Congressman William R.' by the finest technical staff, phene eur nearest Manchester Association for the Workshop and prepared slides DeProspero will serve as mis­ Sullivan operetta “ lolanthe” . a 1969 graduate of Rockville r 528-9586. a picnic, place a damp towel first on the tray, then put a lecal effice: Help o f Retarded Children, on the program. They will show tress and master of ceremonies High School. J Cptter. Jan^her husband Attorney Stephen A. Bren­ m a K ^ s t e IR) Bob has emceed and enter­ dish on top of it. This prevents ND Inc., (MAHRC) will be held these slides and give their im­ for the fifth annual Miss tained at several past Miss nan and two sons reside In East Hartford. slipping. T h u ^ a y at 8 p.m. in Donald pressions of our programs. Manchester Scholarship Manchester Pageants. MOIEY Woods’ classroom in Bennet Refreshments will be served. Pageant, to be held Saturday Bob is presently vice presi­ Easter Cakes DDWN Junior High School, The 21st annual meeting and night in Bailey Auditorium of Read Potpourri Llngorlo, all atoraa 649-9240 dent in charge of agencies for FLO’S CAKE DECORATTNG Sewing Services Manchester, y banquet of MAHRC will be held the Manchester High School. XWSf BUDGET State Mutual Life Assurance SUPPLIES, 191 Center St., Buttonholes, zippers, hems, Guest speakers will be Miss Thursday, May 10 at Willie’s Curtain time for the Jaycee Company of America. He was sewing lessons in,Dressmaking BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORF. Steak House. A social hour will Manchester; Mon.-Sat. 10-5; UPTD Elyse Faber and Paul sponsored event will be 8 p.m. formerly a member of the' g Route 83 Vernon atid Tailoring for all ages. Call DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 DesRosiers, special education be held at 6 with dinner at 6:45 Thursday till 9. TELEVISION ^ P L ^ c s ; Sally Middleton, a former Manchester Jaycees and ^ Open daily 9:30 to 5:30 644-8125 or 528-1186, Kathleen 36 M D S . students at the Unviersity of p.m. There will be a choice of The Oldest & Largest In Conn# Miss Connecticut, is currently resides with his wife, Judy, and S Thurs. and Fri. till 9 P.M, Stiles. Connecticut. They recently baked stuffed shrimp for $5.25 one of the top fashion and their four children in Westboro, I TeL 643-9802 finished their practice teaching and hip steak for 35.50 per per­ photography models in the Mass. assignments in Manchester. son. Price includes tax and tip. Connecticut area. A graduate of Tickets for the pageant will During this period they wrote a or reservations call Mrs. the Barbizon School of be available at the door or may paper on the development of the Damato at 649-9455: Modeling and the Cambridge be obtained by calling 643-5289. School of Television and Broad­ casting in New York CRy, she is College Note A ■ well known as a fashion com­ mentator and also a speaker on cosmetics and good grooming. Elissa Klein, daughter of Mr. Miss Middleton has conducted and Mrs. Walter Klein of 152 many Charm Schools for Branford St., and a student at various stores throughout the Hardwick College, Oneonta, state. N.Y., departed this week for a In 1967, she was a member of six-week tour of Russian cities Quality Footwear At Old Fashioned Prices , e n ' H V J . \ i t the state judges for the Miss including Moscow. Her trip will Connecticut finals in take her to Keiv, Baku, and Southington and has acted as Sochi. In preparation for her YouHl Like 600 Palm TAKES THE MYSTERY OUT judge and advisor to numerous trip, which is sponsored by the Ot Nan '■.s , * • local pageants over the past college, she studied Russian The Quality Of: Spring OF BEING BEAUTIFUL... few years. history, language and culture. JETTICKS In private life, Mrs. Daniel ENNA WITH TWO GREAT PRODUCTS: u Pinto resides at 85 Bretton Rd. About Town and is the mother of four $ 1 5 . ‘ A * Incandescent Cheek Paints, a vibrant blush of color with a - tf children. The Wesley-Ward Circle of • ENNA JETTICKS •By C L A Y R . P O L L A N ------Rag. To mysterious, shimmering glow. 1 oz. ...7.50. Viva Fluid Make­ LIIRA Robert DeProspero was a the South United Methodist ARin $22.00 up, two formulas,to choose froni. One for dry or normal U M .i1 K Your Daily AtHvHyGu!d0 H sen. ii r soloist for the Hartford N -*' . .jf. ’’ Church will meet Thursday at Aeeording to tho Stan, ocf, Chamber Choir and for the • CASUALS BY VMER OF NAME skin, one for oily. 1 oz. ...6.50. To develop message for Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at Susannah Wesley r\tt-3M7-40| 49-il-53-54(^ read words corresponding to numbers Worcester Chorus. He has sung Hall. Pastor Webb will present 171-72-73 ■ ^ ______o f your Zodioc birth sign. professionally in New York City an illustrated talk on the Ger­ 31 TenderKV 61 Cleon SCORPIO • CLARKS OF ENGLAND 1 Be and had one of the leading roles man protestant church. “P.F.‘ THE BARE ESSENTIALS KIT...A 2 Sweep 32 To 62 Start OCT. i l f i Daentn 3 N o w ^ 33 Demond - 63 You NOT. if- 4 Sit 34 Shirtes 64 Despite 15.00 VALUE YOURS FOR 5.00 5 T ip h t 35 The 65 Sotriethina 8- 9-13-15/1 • SANDLER OF BOSTON SNEAKERS 6 l t 'f 36 Used 66 New 24-57-60 station, OIMINI ■ 7 Outdoor 37 In 67 On SAGITTARIUS The R «l Inc. 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. f>i') V PAGE TWELVE ~ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchertw, OoM., Wed.. April 11.197S MANr?HT'-*yrER EVENfNQ'HERALD. Manchester, 0)nn., Wed., April 11,19TO— PAGE THHI’IgE N South Windsor .-'f C hurch Namei[i VemOfl K - Business Honor Unit Kenneth Wdods UConn Trustees Continue Search For President As Organist Schaol Lunch Proginmi To Convene at MCC that there has been a detriment identified. “There have been a tion in bargaining for tight state Tours To Mark Kenneth E.\ Woods of By THOMAS KENT might not have occurred if transfers to a four-year college to the university.” . number of personnel changes funds. Alpha Beta Gamma, the Manchester has been named AMOcialcid Press W riter UConn had had a permanent ad­ or university. His address wUl Should End Up ii Why hasn’t a new president on the board since Dr. Babbidge national business honor society organist and choir director of ministrator. conclucte Uie morning session. been found in 17 months of announced his resignation, and Representative trustees con­ Library Week for junior colleges, will hold its the United Methodist Church of He said the tests are based on parison It will'-ha'^ to spe^ STORKS (AP) - University Report In Limbo Lunch will be se rv ^ in the Herbert Rylander, food ser­ the board meets only once a tacted by The Associated national convention on the main Bolton. national norms, and com­ money and hire people to of Connecticut trustees say Tenzer, speaking of the un­ searching? laboratoi7 dining room. vice director of South Windsor month. Press, however, vehemently library for children in campus of Manchester Com­ Woods held these posts at the parison by small numbers, such develop competency-based their 17-month old presidential iversity’s internal affairs, said Want Unanimity cluding pages from a Hear Fuller schools, told the Board of “’The search conunittee has denied that Meskill had dropped The Rockville Public Library kindergarten through Grade 4. munity College (MCC) on United Melodist Church until as would be the case in a school tests. search may be completed by such projects as the internal “The board wants the deci­ Guttenberg Bible. At 2 p.m., the delegates will Education last night that he already gone through 400 can­ any such hint. is observing National Library Children should pick up free Friday, Saturday and Sunday. 1970, when he became director by school comparison, would The board voted to accept this summer, but that they ^teoraanization of the university sion to be unanimous,” said one On S atutoy at 10 a.m. and 11 hear an address by Robert expects the school lunch didates,” the trustee said. week this week by extending an tickets at the library before Dr. David P. Greenberg, of music at Trinity Covenant negate.the neutralizing effects states grants in the amounts of don’t feel under any pressure to recomhiended in a recent trustee who asked not to be a.m., the film “Red Balloon,” Fuller, chairman of the program to be financially sol­ tliat committee, formed in One trustee said Meskill, invitation to children and adults Saturday. national chairman of the socie­ Church in Manchester. \ of the tests. $46,231 for portables at the hi|^ makb a quick decision. govemanc^eport are “in lim­ will be shown in the junior Colonial Board Co. in vent by the end of the school 1971 when Babbidge said he in­ himself an ex-officio trustee, to visit the library. The theme ty, will call to order the opening He also teaches piano and Standardized tests, Borrelli school and $6,267 for an athletic Yef some on campus say the bo” and lik ^ to stay there un­ had attended a few trustees meeting Friday night at 7 p.m. Manchester. His topic will be, \vear. This will be the first time tended to resign, consists of 18 of the week is “Get Ahead.... cello at the Werner Music In several years that the said, neutralize such factors as field. university, which has been un­ til a permanent president is ap­ meetings and told members of Read...Widen Your in the college auditorium. He is “ Alpha Beta Gamma; What In other action, it olmyed a students, faculty members and Studio in Manchester. program will not run In the red, socio-economic status, parental der the administration of Ac­ pointed. ^ the board to conduct their World....Read.” FLETCHER CLASS (». an assistant professor of ac­ Next?” The final speaker will proposal to release report cards trustees. None of/the can­ if his predictions are accurate. education, IQ, and home con­ ting' President Edward V. Gant Both Gant and Gordon W. presidential search exactly as The underlying purpose of the counting and business at MCC, be John J. Oleksiw, executive in Grades K-6 two school days didates piit up b y ^ e com- Some of the reasons the ditions by giving the tests in for ttie past nine months, is Tasker, chairman of the univer­ they saw fit. week is to promote the use and )f MANCHESTER and founded the society in 1970. director of Alpha Beta Gamma before the end of school to ^v e mittee has won boara1* approval Over 25 Years of Exporloiica g C HOUSTON SYMPHONY program is working, Rylander large numbers, in this case 150,- critically in need of a new, per­ sity’s board of trustees, deny development of all libraries. Dr. Greenberg then will ap­ and assistant director of the parents time to confer with so far. AT 60 INTO CARNEGIE 000 across the nation in urban, manent leader. that any of UConn’s operations With this in mind, Mrs. Luella point Lester LaShombe, presi­ MCC Division of Business said, are “sophisticated buying Another trustee, who also - Mirrora - Olaaa NEW YORK (AP) - The practices, better planning of suburban, and rural En­ teachers; agreed to let a stu­ Gant is “internally an have been hampered by the Denley, head of the junior wing, Auto - Plat* - Window QIaso dent of the MCC-based Alpha Careers, who will give his an­ asked to remain anonymous, ling - Flraplaco A Houston Symphony will present the work day, tighter controls vironments. dent finish his senior year at excellent administrator and temporary administration that is inviting teachers, scout Fumitura Topa - PIcturo Fran Chapter of the society, as presi­ nual report. said “there are a lot of people About Town iota - Spaeial Work a concert at Carnegie Hall as on purchases, better utilization “If you compare in small South Windsor High School, certainly knows the univer­ has been in office since Presi­ leaders and other group Door Mirrora - Madicina Cabin dent pro tern of the convention. Elections of officers for the who get their kicks obviously to part of its celebration of its 60th of commodities, better portion numbers, Borrelli said, you although the student may not be sity,” Morton Tenzer, director dent Homer D. Babbidge Jr. counselors to bring members of LaShombe will extend to the new fiscal year are next on the create turmoil or dissatisfac­ anniversary year. control, and specialized reactivate all the factors that living in South Windsor; of the Institute of Urban left' Storrs for a post at Yale their groups to tour the library. Collaetor'a Itanw delegates the greetings of the agenda. The student members tion” on campus over the length Boy Scout Troop 123 will meet Danish Pis toe Staff Nurse Retires The Houston Symphony was buying.” He said he is also cut­ were neutralized in the test.” accepted the financial report of Research at UConn, said. last June. She suggests that a call be host chapter. of the society will remain in the of time the board has b ^ n tonight at 6:45 at Community M nchestsr Prosldantlal founded in 1913. Among its mu­ Borrelli said the purpose of Business Manager Donald Mer- Thrust Needed made ahead of time for group 649-4521 H arry S. Godi, dean of auditorium to elect a new presi­ ting costs by the use of "food working on finding a president. Baptist Church. Docantora Mrs. Anne S. Gilbert, right, receives a plaque and a sic directors have been Ernest extenders,” such things as soy­ standardized testing is to assess cure; and accepted the resigna­ “Blit in terms of any forward tours. students at Manchester Com­ dent, vice president, secretary “I don’t feel handicapped or Some people on campus have Nulino purse of money from her fellow employes at Manchester Hoffman, Efrem Kurtz, Leo­ the achievement of the in­ tion of Superintendent of thrust, he is obviously not in a Miss Natalie Ide, head of the EsUmatos QIadly Oivon munity College, will introduce and treasurer. Faculty advisors bean and protein. S^bean is inhibited in any fashion,” Gant claimed that the board got in­ Roproductions Memorial Hospital upon her retirement as a staff nurse for pold Stokowski, Sir John Barbi­ dividual, not the group. “The Schools Charles Warner. position to exercise leadership The Center Ckin^egational adult library, invites adults to Opon Thurs. 6 FrI. till 5 P.M. Dr. Searle S. Charles, executive to the students will meet in added to ground meat and pro­ said in an interview. “I proceed structions or a hint from Gov. more than 38 years. Mrs. Dorothy Shaw, a staff member in rolli and Andre Previn. Law­ fact that the test is ad­ In accepting Warner’s or make commitments that Junior High Learning Oppor­ come and see the up-to-date Sat. till 5 P.M. director of the Board of another building on campus to tein in the form of gelatin to to do what I think is Thomas J. Meskill that they Plastics in Stock the intensive care unit, made the presentation. Mrs. rence Foster, named music di­ such foods as pudding and jello. ministered to students by the resignation Mrs. Cile Decker, would foreclose the freedom of tunities, Drop-in Center and collection of books in that wing. Trustees of Regional Communi­ elect a new national chairman. necessary.” He said he believed could feel free to stall on ap­ W" - 3/16" - Vi” rector in 1971, is also chief group method is what causes vice chairman, who conducted an incoming president.” Also on display will be a collec­ 54 McKee St, Manchester ty Colleges, who will greet the A social hour will precede Gilbert was supervisor of the special care unit since its in­ Rylander also cited the state officials listen to him with pointing a new president, Choir will meet Thursday from Slock Shoots or Cut guest conductor of the Royal Uie difficulty. H the students the meeting in the absence of Elliot Wolk, chief of the 2:30 to 5 p.m. at Woodruff Hall tion of old library treasures in- (Off Cantor Stroot) delegates on behalf of the dinner at 7 p.m. in the student ception about 12 years ago. Atout 200 hospital employes, profit-making snack bar at the the same respect they would ac­ perhaps so that the university SlMO Philharmonic Orchestra of Lon­ were tested individually, no one chairman James Arnold, noted Matoematics Department at of the church; boatd. center. The keynote speaker doctors and friends attended the event Tuesday at the high school (1700 a month) and cord a permanent president. would remain in a weak posi­ don, which he led at Carnegie would ask us to compare the that it was her “unpleasant Uconn, said “the president’s Edward V. Gant Lowe Speaker will be State Comptroller Colony Restaurant in Vernon. Mrs. Gilbert plans to go to Hall earlier this season. the fact that such Items as piz­ Gant noted he would soon be za, muffins, coffee cakes, test results of School A with duty” to do so. She commended main function, it seems to me, Introduction of the keynote Nathan Agostinelli. Following Florida soon for an extended visit. (Herald photo by Pinto) Warner on his years of service going to Washington for private cakes, pies, and cookies are those of School B.” is to represent the university in meetings with federal officials speaker, MCC President dinner, awards will be Borelll said if the board to the town and wished him presented, and national RAGS WILL HELP now made in town using govern­ Hartfoi^ and throughout the concerning university funding. Frederick W. Lowe Jr., wili be ment commodities. wants a school-by-school com­ “good fortune in the future.” state and I don’t think we’re made by Dr. Robert H. Fenn, honorary members will be in­ PUBUC UBRARY OPEN DAILY 10-10; WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ducted into the society. NEW YORK (AP) - Three Rylander plans to institute a dbing 'that these days. dean of faculty at the college. Rockville Hospital Notes student taste panel in the fall. “I don’t think oiir acting On a specific point, Gant said At the conclusion of Dr. Lowe’s A brief session in the concerts are slated this spring the governance report was in N o w .;. auditorium on Sunday morning to benefit the New York Public He said he wants the students to BITUMINOUS president is influential enough talk, the group will go to the Admitted Tuesday: Mary Schumey, Duncaster Lane, Ver­ “take an active part in planning to make the problems of the un­ the hands of the University 3 Ways to student center for a social hour will be devoted to the con­ non; Gladys Kuehn, Alpert Dr., library, at the Graduate Cen­ Senate for study. If the Senate sideration of bids for the 1973-74 Skewes, Chestnut St., ter of the City University of school lunches,” and to feel DRIVEWAYS PARKING LOTS iversity sufficiently well known and buffet dinner prepared and Manchester; James Steams, Rockville; Kenneth Johnson, that what they say about the to the legislature and the grants its approval, he said, he Chorgo-Jt served by students in the hotel coitv^ntion site. Dockerel Rd., Tolland; Richard New York. can put the report’s proposals 16 Chapters R FD 1, T olland; G eorge The first will star pianist Wil­ lunches “makes a difference.” Special Spring Prices government. This is not any at K H o n and food service management Vesper, White St., Rockville; Parker, Mountain St., into effect “just as we would if program. Alpha Beta Gamma has 16 liam Bolcom and vocalist Joan personal criticism of him. It’s John Burke, Strong Ave., Rockville. Morris in a program of Scott Exams Explained FREE ESTIMATES merely because ot toe fact he is a permanent president were in The delegates will reconvene chapters at colleges throughout Discharged Tuesday; PI Rockville; Mary Havener, Old Joplin rags and pop songs. Bol­ The board also heard an an acting president,” Wolk office.” at 10 Saturday morning in the country. Besides Lorraine Staley, Temple St., PHONE: 649-5233 Tasker said that under the Manchester Community Farm Rd., Tolland; Catherine com has written the book, explanation of South Windsor said. the auditorium. Mayor John W. Kopcza, Wethersfield; Stephen Vernon; Martha Polnau, Union “Reminiscing with Sissle and One professor, .who asked temporary administration, “we Thompson of Manchester wilt College, delegates will attend grade equivalency tests by NO MONEY DOWN • UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY St., Rockville; Genelle Atwood, Blake,” two who also composed Matthew Borrelli, director that his name not used, said have probably delayed making extend to the delegates official from Onondaga Community Echo Dr., Vernon; Mary rags and pop songs. special services, ^rrelli said it the failure of the state govern­ some changes or doing some greetings from the town. Mayor College in Syracuse, N.Y.; Hollay, High St., Rockville; During 1972, doctoral stu­ things that otherwise wouldn’t Westchester Community is impossible to use present G&H PAVING ment to award salary in­ Richard Blackstone of East Mrs. Deborah Jones and son, dents of the university contrib­ crements to faculty members have been done.” But, he Hartford will perform the same College in Valhalla, N.Y.; testing methods to compare WEST STHOT, SOLUM Phoenix St., Vernon; Mrs. uted 92,000 to the New York schools in town with each other. for the current fiscal year added, “I don’t think in any way function on the behalf of his Queensborough Community courage scholarship among Sharon Dombek and daughter, Public Library. 25 Years* Cxpwrlwncw All Work Quarantwwd town. College in New York City; State junior college students in S. Grove St., Rockville; Mrs. Dr. Wayne W. Kuhnly, direc­ University of New York business curricula. To become Jean Schneider and daughter. tor of admissions at Agricultural and Technical eligible for membership, a stu­ Park West Dr., Rockville. Columbia Manchester Community College in Farmingdale; and dent must be enroll^ in a Births Tuesday: A son to Mr. College, will speak to the l^ttatuck Community College business curriculum in a junior and Mrs. Melvin Denis, Eaton 1.67y WE WILL BE CLOSED delegates about the advantages in Waterbury. college and shall have es­ Rd., Tolland; A son to Mr. and 1.67 EASTER SUNDAY to a student of membership in The purpose of Alpha Beta tablished a high level of Mrs. Russell Tischofer, Burke STORE-WIDE an honor society when he Gamma is to'recognize and en- academic excellence. Rd., Rockville. Town Faces Bill SPRING For Bridge Repair FILLED At a recent selectmen’s chaired by Mrs. Catherine meeting. First Selectman D’ltalia, will be a cookbook, BASKETS Howard Bates said Coventry featuring local recipes. Mrs. Town Manager Dennis Moore D’ltalia said she and her com- told him that Coventry plaiis to mittee are looking for MEDIUM-SIZE rqplace .old and inadequate appetizers, main dishes and blridgef, including the two salads, as well as breads, MB.^ RABBIT CLEARANCE between (Coventry and Colum­ desserts and drink recipes. ■■j-i Your Choke bia, Flanders Road Bridge and School Bus Operation Reg. 97’ . One sits, Pucker Street Bridge. Public school bus ownership, Many One o r Two-ot-a-KInd • Act Fast • QuanOtles Limited one stands! Yummy Bates said the town will be versus contract transportation, Filled with goodies of all 19 Inch faced, with an expense not is being studied by the Board of kindsi Great to give! Save. to eat! Solid milk previously anticipated if Coven­ chocolate. Save. * Education’s transportation •.ii -sS S 68 try pnxxi^s as planned. committee. EXTRA-LARGE COLOR TV He laid a guess ait replace­ Donald Tuttle, chairman, BIG BOXED RABBITS With Stand Rag. S349.95 ment would be in the said the committee is ready to CHOCOLATE 257 neigh^rtutod of $200,000 each. make a recommendation to the 217 1 S ‘ P o u n d Bates said in investigating board. A meeting will be held Your EGGS procedure as to how costs are May 1 at the school. Choice 6 7 Filled with candy, toys, divided in such cases, he was TTie committee includes Tut­ Reg. 1.9 7 games, delightful center- Rag. 1.96-2.16 AUTOMATIC $ referred to the state statutes. tle, Albert Hadigian, Joseph piece. Colorful! Save. Section 13-A 100 which says; Szegda, Morgan Hills and Ray­ 1-lb.* chocolate ‘Happy Hare’ or 13- Rag. S219.9S “Necessary bridges between mond Judd. oz.* ‘Campin’ Bunny with Ribbon. GIANT-SIZE f S 7 177 towns, except when other Former superintendent •Not vyt. Your spqcially provided by law, shall Arthur Bixby said numerous I V Choico be iliuilt and kept in repair by studies have been made in 2^7 sudh towns, and the expenses many states and listed the EGG COLOR Chocolate - covered ' thcrieof shall be apportioned following advantages for public KIT Super value! Lots to eat, nut egg, 14 oz.*: 16- b e^een them according to the school ownership: More lots to play with! Save! oz* marshmallow total revenue received yearly economical because fleet frcfn direct taxation in each of operation is more efficient than CANDY-FILLED 78 sw^ towns as averaged for the individual operation; profits three fiscal years preceeding.” are eliminated; better service All you need for SAND PAIL 2 LBS.* JELLY Bates said the total revenue provided because school decorating eggs! received from direct taxation employes are more responsive BIRD EGGS FROST-FREE for the past three years here to supervision than private con­ Reg. 71* - 4 DG|G the Mother’s Ring was $2,004,136, while Coventry tractors; better equipment I Ftomopfoof I EASTER was $6,134,300. This means provided because private con­ REFRIGERATOR Rag. Ckilumbia’s share would be one tractors cannot finance proper GRASS $33g.9!S third the total cost. Therefore, equipment. Metal pail with pinwheel Wear it with pride . . . cherish it always. The two bands of 14 karat gold signify hus­ £287 Bates said, if two bridges cost Better drivers can be become favorite toysl S i # In Potirul He,ivy Duty $4i^,000, Columbia’s share selected because the board is band and wife . . . in turn, the bands are jsined together by the synthetic birthstone wo^d be $133,333. not restricted to the man who Delicious fruit-fla­ of the month for each child In the family. THERE IS ONLY ONE "MOTHER'S RING." CURTIS At a special town meeting in can buy a bus, and routing and Green or tri-color. vored candy. For MATHES ELECTRIC Morch, residents voted to ex- scheduling are more efficient 3-oz. pkg. Save. the Easter basket, IT IS so distinctive, so unique, that is has been awarded U.S. Patent *186,183. Ask for p e ^ $36,000 of the $65,000 because the board owns the V- party favors. Save. Reg. S149.95 re^nue sharing money and equipment and can control it. It by name, confirm It by its identifying tag. DRYER apjHy it to the general budget, The educational program can PLASTIC £128 w h^e 'permissible. This was be carried out more effectively 30‘lnoh Twin Model done without the recommenda­ because the board can use its EGGS 10 CREAM tion of the selectmen who own equipment for educational wanted to keep the money for trips more readily than it can EGGS TWB.V5 (12) OTHER STYLES AVAHABIE. DONT FOR­ GAS “big expenses” facing the use contracted equipment. 4 Days Only town, It was revealed at the school GET THESE ARE A ll CUSTOM-MADE ANb REQUIRE Rotes said the revenue board meeting that five acres of 18 colored, 2 V i" RANGE 1 7 6 sharteg money received ifi land purchas^ from the Smith eggs. Fill 'em up. SAND SCOOP "BUSHEL" TOTE TIME TO p r o c e s s - December and January has tract are very wet and it has COWBOY HAT 23 ln< h IVooil Cubini'l Aulnriuihc fiiu' tiuiiini invested In treasury bills been d e ^ e d to drain the area las already earned over with a minimum of regrading. "BUSHEL" Rag. 94 Rag. 97 li interest. The Bureau of Field Services 4 Days 4 Days * Tempting, flavored BASKET 73* 36 ^^"133 cream centers in will no longer be funded after Filled with candy. He'll Filled with candy. The Looks like a rea| bushel CONSOLE $ chocolate- covered u s e YOUR CREDIT town must report on how July 31 according to Supt. Aram wear the straw hot laterl plastic scoop's a hit, tool * basket! Filled with candy. tit vHn use the 1973 funds. Bates Damarjian. The supervisor will eggsl Tray pack. COLOR TV Reg. S489.95 sold Washington will send be terminated on June 30, but 388 foktos to officials to fill out on the office and secretary will hw tl^ money was actually function (through July to com­ Colored plastic. spent. plete re^rts. Medium-size. Save. X L-100 (® This must be reported in The roof on the new school CONGOU AM/nR SIEREO Priced • $ 1 9 9 .9 5 newspapers, over the radio and wing may need resurfacing, and COLORFUL It Served all forms of media. The money Roy Ferguson, architect, will be expended from revenue sharing contacted. It is hoped that the BASKET S h o o r HONOR must be in a separate bank ac­ area may still be covered by a count, separate checks and guarantee. separate books from other town The board ratified the con­ TOY WHEELBARROW PADDLE WITH BALL RABBITS or EGGS funds which means “a lot more tract of Mrs. Carol Walker as Your Cheka-3 Trays instructional aide, to be paid Rog. 1.97- 4 Days m $ 3 '* 4 D^f* j m YOU CAN BE SURE AT l^HOOR’S for the clerk,” said Rag. 38*.Chocolata- ^ M V Bates. out of Title HI funds. Woven plastic. 9x With candy, toy. Plastk.V With candy. Wooden m l O '^ M ^ l M Doddle.rubtmboll. covored marshmallow. d w BUDGET ' ’ To Raise Funds . The Cancer Society has 5I4x3K". Save. 22" long, ovorall. TNLBViaiaN ■ AiNndMiiil The Democratic Town Com­ designated April as its fund­ 91TMAIN STREET-^MANCHESTER raising month. Mrs. Nancy OPTO mittee has planned a tod- Money Nuhfer is chairman. She said a OPEN THimS. TO V P.M. NEXT TO STOP Jiid SHOP B MONTHS raising day for May 19. They will have a movie for children, $ ^ quota has been set for the 239 Spencer St. — Manchester a tag' sale and a cake sale. town. Another fund-raising project,

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BOOK REVIEW! General Town Budget Request Is $ 4 1 5 , 6 0 5

ANNE EMT a rate of $100 a week; and the state and is the town’s sfiare of also been added to this budget creases are an additional $1,434 requested will be allocated as TEN CENTS ON THE DOL­ life that has marked bis work (“How big is your boat” ). Fair- Correspondent town clerk is requesting an $600 the salary and expenses. request for professional for insurance and bonds over follows: $665 for equipment and LAR. By Sidney Rutberg. Sim­ ever since. field County, donn., part of Tel. 228-3971 increase from $4,200 to $5,000, The building inspector is en ^ eerin g and architectural which the town has no control. maintenance at Grayville on and Schuster. 189 Pages. He writes in an equally stark Current which is stUl quietly wealthy, The Hebnm Board of Finance based on . an increased work requesting an Increase in the services to be used, in connec­ Falls; $1,040 for the installation with Westport thrown in as an 16.95. style, handling exposition and Monday n i^ t received budget schedule to 31 hours a week. salary item from $6,0(Xi to $10,- tion wito the construction of the Also, despite the fact that the of an additional skating area in interesting settlement of inter­ Here’s a marvel — a busi­ dialogue with a low-keyed un­ Best Sellers requests from town officials, For appointed positions, a 000. However, as explained tqr $1.5 million Easter Seal Camp Public Health Nursing Agency Elizabeth Heights and esting people, gets a treatment ness book so oitertalning you derstatement. (Complied by Publiahoro* Wookly) b o i ^ and commissions which large increase from $1,000 to Richard Keefe, building of­ on Jones St. rates have gone down due to maintenance of the present This book is a sort of journal, of considerable insight. don’t realize how much infor­ apparently, due mainly to less $6,000 is requested for a floating ficial, this increase would not A new request for $5,200 was expansion, this account is sliding area; $11920 for the or diary, describing Wright’s FICTION TTiere are other goodies, mation you are getting. capital expenditures, present clerk in the Town Office be for the salary of the building presented by the tax collector projecting an increase of $2,610 moving of the backstops at the experiences in the urban slum, “The Odessa File,” Forsyth about a “once-disreputable Author Sidney Rutterg is fi­ no substantial increase In this Building. The position of this inspector alone. and the assessor for the ser­ because the agency has Gilead Hill School which amongst the most degraded “ Jonathan Livingston Third Avenue saloon” that is nancial editor of Fairchild Pub­ year’s general government clerk is presently funded Keefe explained that if also vices of a joint clerk to be used requested that salaries for presently present a dangerous street people. It is a world of Seagull,” Bach “now one of the most popular lications as well as a columnist budget of $415,605. almost entirely through represents the assistance of by both offices, with the nurses aides at the elementary situation for afternoon play; for Women’s Wear Daily. A re­ pills, booze, sex, panhandling, “The Taking of Pelham One spots in town;” the search for ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY FABRICS and $1,000 for additional Increases do appear federal fluids. However,-it is qualified plumbers ■ and elec­ expense split equally. schools be included in the porter for 20 years in Ae gar­ crime, you name it. There are Two Three,” Godey new places in Mexico, now that > I P throughout the budget for now known whether this tricians for inspections. Only No salary increases were town’s budget. recreational and cultural ac­ ment district, much of the time racism and riots, freakish “Once Is not Enough,” Acapulco is touristy; and even salaries for both elected and ap­ program will continue aiid if between $6,500 and $7,000 would requested by the selectmen, the tivities and expenses. he covered bankruptcy proceed­ people, prostitutes, drug push­ Susann some notes on the celebritiies OPEN DAILY 10-8 pointed positions. the funds will be available. be for the building inspector’s treasurer, the assessor, D ecreases ings. He’s an e ^ r t in that ers and thieves. who do tile lecture circuit. TEL. 875-0417 The Recreation Commission “Green Darkness,” Seton SAT 10-8 salary, with the remainder members of the board of tax A few minor decreases whole murky field. The author gives only a few Even if things aren’t so ex­ BURR CORNERS TRI-CITY PLAZA Among the elected officials, A $2,000 increase is request has requested an increase of clusive any more, there still are ENRELO SQUARE the thx collector is requesting for the resident state trooper going towards the hiring of the review, or the r e ^ tra rs . appear in the requested total He takes a dim view of the glimpses of how he supported NONFICTION SHOPPINB CENTER *$3,125 over the $1,500 ap­ a lot of gossipy happenings in ROUTE 83 VERNON BULL an increase from $4,000 to $5,- bringing his salary to $12,000. extra personnel. Other Increases propriated this year. budget. The largest decrease is amount of justice usually met him self, but apparently he “Dr. Atkins’ Diet MiMCHESTER in dividing up the assets of the found his way around lower the places that are called PRICES ALSO AVAILABLE AT THESE STORES ENRELO 200, based on a 40-hour week at This figure is governed by the An additional item of $500 has Some of the other larger in­ Broken down, the $4,625 $11,700 in the reserve fund ac­ Revolution,” Atkins “ schnook who gets into debt Manhattan and a Catskill sum­ “ right,” and this book rings the count. over his head." These assets, mer resort by washing dishes “The Best and the Brightest,” bell in reporting them. Last year $35,200 was put Rutberg says, ‘‘serve essential­ and doing other menial tasks. Halberstam Miles A. Smith SPRTSWEAR A:AW:%>A¥A%WAA¥A::¥A¥A^¥AWSA::%¥A¥A:A¥A:a::::%^^^ aside in reserve funds for such ly as a reservoir for the en­ There is a sort of surrealistic “The Implosion Conspiracy,” Associated Press items as town-owned road richment of a selected group of wildness about the events Nizer PRWTS AND SOUDS DEMUR equipment, fire equipment, professionals — lawyers, ac­ Wright describes here — graph­ “ The Joy of Sex,” Comfort PLAIDS • STRIPES • SOUDS revaluation and the town plan. countants, auctioneers, ap­ ic, gritty, grim. “ I’m O.K., You’re O.K.,” Town Salary Hikes Suggested This year the reserve fund Miles A. Smith POLYESTER A COTTON requests total of $23,500. Of praisers, et al.” Harris LUCK AND PLUCK. By Associated Press SHRTMAKER PRINTS this, $8,000 is for the second The immensely readable Glendon Swarthout. Doubleday. New spring selections in a great DONNA HOLLAND payment on the total cost of the OLD SELTZER BOTTLES are Roy Traitor’s stock in book explains the difference be­ 160 Pages. $5.95. Fine selection of new colors, nice range of colors and combinations was shown in the first select­ $2.25 per hour with a Chairman Russell Moonan tween ^ a p te r X and Chapter Correspondent man’s budget. The committee ment the swimming director revaluation and $7,500 is to put trade at this year’s outdoor New York Flea Market. is launched on a career that is textures. Cottons, cotton/rayon for recommended change to $2' and secretary Anne Manning XI bankruptcies (they take EVENING IN BYZAN-nUM. ^ Tel. 646-0375 recommended to raise the presently earns $400, the senior towards the purchase of a fire to absorb his life. And then ’This ribald farce is a li^ t play or sports. SANFORIZED • WASHABLE per hour. plan to get together to bind a their names from those chaTh By Irwin Shaw. Delacorte. 368 salary from $3,000 to 5,000, a 66 life guard $1.80 per hour, and truck in four years. things start to fall apart. Not all con'X>ction full of bright, topical MACHINE WASH Bolton’s salary study com­ Highway Department final edition, copies of which ters in the bankruptcy laws). It Pages. $7.95. per cent increase. the junior life guard $1.30 to For the past five years, the at once, of course, but bit by gags — and isn’t that what a mittee has recently completed In the highway department . will be sent to all town board tells you how little chance you Jesse Craig is 48. Once a film Aloysius Aheam, chairman of $1.80 per hour, recommended town has b^ n allocating ^,000 and stage producer of im­ bit, the way water works on ribald farce is supposed to be? its Recommendations and under the selectmen’s budget a chairmen and officers. have of picking up a bargain at the Board of Finance, said, “I chang^ to $42S, $1.85 to $2, a year for the purchase of a new portance, he has done nothing in stone. His friendship with the accepted them in their present laborer, truck driver and William Riley is the vice a bankruptcy auction and why It’s all about Charlie 44’’/45” personally urge all townspeople $1.60 to $1.85, respectively. All truck. ’This truck is now paid this field for years. Now he is in playwright, Edward Brenner, format. general maintenancevacfare chairman. Other committee bankruptcy lawyers never go Merriwell, an unsophisticated 45” wide to come to the budget hearings are classified as part-time for. However, Donald Griffin, Cannes at film festival time and goes sour. N^s marriage cur­ wide All budget requests presented presently paid $2 to $3.25 per members are: Marily Moonan, bankrupt. young man who believes in the next week, to speak up and employes with no fringe fire chief, is recommending the an interviewer asks him why he dles. And after it’s all over it’s tto the Board of Finance hour, recommended change to Ronald Farris, Joseph Licitra, ‘There’s a whole chapter on American success story. For a yd. make their feelings known. This beneifts. town start planning for the the Du Pont scion who went is there. Craig’s reply: “I am in up to Craig to put things togeth­ followed the Salary Study Com­ $2.50 to $3.50. Aloysius Ahearn, Albert year Charlie has been working is the only way the board can be Board Clerks purchase of another new truck broke for $55 million, perhaps Cannes to save my life.” er again. How he salvages what mittee (SSC) recommen­ The above, plus snow Hopper, Donald Massey, for “Youth to the Aid of Our truly responsive to the feelings All board clerks presently to replace the twenty-year-old the biggest personal bank­ It is on this dramatic thesis he can of his life makes for dations. . All requests will be removal employes are present­ Richard Morra, LeRoy Red Friends,” “sort of like PRINTED of townspeople when it meets to earning varying wages truck now in operation. ruptcy in history. And the final that Irwin Shaw builds his lat­ powerful reading. presented to townspeople at ly paid $2 to $3.25 per hour if Peckham, Dan Rattazzi, VISTA,” and living in a pueblo make final adjustments in the recommended for $2.50^ per Of the remaining requested chapter, the most useful, de- est novel, and the story of the Phil Thomas two hearings next week. full-time, part-time dependent Raymong Soma and Morris on a reservation in New Mexi- budgets.” hour for a work done at home, rieserve funds, $1,000 is towards scrilxra the early-warning signs life and times of Craig is a AP Books Writer A major change in salaries on years worked, and entitled Silverstein. co, “ working with the plus $3 per hour for attendance the repair of the Old Town Hall of a company getting into finan­ fascinating one. First Selectman Richard In making appointments to J-x-e-x-q-x.” to $2.50, the equivalent of one a t meetings, subject to roof; $500 is for the bicentennial cial trouble. One result of the Skillfully interpolating flash­ Morra said, at a previous SSC the SSC, the selectmen tried to meal, after 8 hours continuous minimum of $6 per meeting. cominittee, and $3,000 is for Rutberg opus may be to make backs into the smooth-flowing But now Charlie invades Los PRINTS Bolton meeting when the role and have every salary area work. Recommended change to The Salary Study Committee land acquisition as you decide to collect that $10 narrative of Craig’s stay in THE RIGHT PLACES. By Angeles in a Brooks Brothers m scope of authority concerning represented. S2.25 to $3.75 per hour. was appointed by the board of recommended by the Conserva­ from your brother-in-law be­ Cannes, Shaw carefully paints a Stephen Birmingham. Little, suit, and becomes a prodigy at how binding its recommen­ All budget requests for 1973- Smart designs on cotton, puffy prints dations were, “We can suggest, selectmen in November 1971 to tion Commission. fore it’s too late. picture of a man’s life and when Brown. 275 Pages. $8.95. writing television commercials Huge range of designs in bright The above plus special equip­ 1974 followed the recommen­ This is a fun book about what on polyesjler/cotton. All are machine we cannot mandate, since we study all elected and non- An overall picture of requests Laurance F. Stuntz he has finished his portrait of for an advertising agency. His spring and summer colors. Machine Burning ment presently paid $2 to $3.25 dations of the committee. was “ in” a few decades ago, elected paid positions in town. as compared to the present Associated Press Craig it is complete and full and boss talks him into believing he wash polyester/cotton. washable.' have a town meeting form of per hour recommended ch ^ ge The town budget will be and mainly a detailed report on government.” He added that Its findtogs were expected to operating budget cannot be very much alive. must live up to three rules for a to $2.50 to $4. presented at a town hearing Craig’s story is much like what is “in” at the present Requires townspeople could voice their aid the Board of Finance in given because figures for the a b s o l u t e l y n o t h in g month, in order to conserve his The assistant foreman is Monday, April 16, at 8 p.m. at that of the protagonist in time, by a writer who has spe­ opposition to committee arriving at a budget. They also Planning and Zoning Com­ TO GET ALARMED ABOUT. creative talent — no television; presently the first selectman. the town hall. 02812884 Shaw’s earlier novel, “Two cialized in reporting on the Spe­ reconunendations a t a future classified each town employ mission’s budget, payment on By Charles Wright. Farrar, no contact with advertising Permits The SSC feels this should be a The Board of Education Weeks in Another Town.” Both cial People. 44”/45” 45” wide and identified their duties and bonds and notes, and interest on Straus. 215 Pages. $6.95. people, and no sex. town hearing. position for a regular crew budget will be presented at a Wright is the author whose men started out with a definite Its basic theme is that ‘"The wide responsibilities. long-term debt are not yd. DONNA HOLLAND It was estimated that the first member. Recommended pay is town hearing W^nesday, April first novel, “The Messenger, goal in mind and then somehow, resorts and the clubs and the Charlie struggles manfully to Correspondent selectman works 1,800 hours a $3 to $4.25 per hour. Tile study has been completed available. suburbs and the compounds of 18, at 8 p.m. at the town hall. demonstrated that stark, piti­ somewhere, things went wrong. abide by the rules. But &en Tel. 646-0375 yeai*, an average of 36 hours a The working foreman is and accep t^ by the committee. It is up to them to find out how the wealthy and wellborn have less view of the seamy side of there is Venus, the.boss’ secre­ Donald Tedford, district fire week. The SSC recommended a presently paid $3.65 per hour and why and to put things r i ^ t lost their old meanings and, in PLAID ACHECir x tary; and Lulu and her hippie warden, has stated that open 66 per cent increase, from the based on a 40-hour week, if possible. the process, their power to im­ crowd, who move into his apart­ present $3,000 yearly to $5,000. recommended change to $3.50 Spurred by a freelance writer press,” because “^ e old notion POLYESTER SUmNGS air burning is restricted in the ment; and Phyllis, the boss’ Town of ^Iton . First selectmen in comparable­ to $4.75 per hour. named Gail McKinnon, a tough of exclusivity has almost com­ wife. ’This is whoi the plot turns This exciting group of "Manor House" coordinates will mix or sized towns earn from $2,500 to Health Department little number who comes on a pletely disappeared.” ’The re­ Residents must obtain a per­ into a bedroom farce. match — beautifully — for your now Easter suit. $12,500 depending on factors too The director of health, assis­ New Books bit too strong at first but grows sult is that “ the rich are like mit from Calvin Hutchinson or I'AlRMLi| SH P¥fER,9*. Not to give the plot away, numerous to list. The position tant director of health, and more likeable as the book pro­ you and me.” Elna Dimock, local air com (Charlie finally becomes con­ MACHINE WASH piLinfA officers, in order t o ( was defined as elected official, secretary are all classfied as At Library gresses, Craig digs into his past There is a wealth of detail vinced that he has been tricked. TUMBLE DRY 1 11 v ______i_ __ ' nno n fv>tn0ofringe hanofitobenefits. — into the incidrats that made about specific situations. In have an open air fire. part-time employes with no ‘.Jo in retaliation he pulls the 44”/.45” Wide „ ^ The two remaining selectmen fringe benefits. They presently i| S A V IN 4 IS S a l e r i Fiction his life peculiarly his. He re­ North Carolina’s sandhills, biggest swindle in the ad­ District fire wardens Ted- , calls his meeting with a bud­ Southern Pines (the fox hunting 'Tord, Donald Tedford IH and will have a $100 salary increase earn $1,500, $200, and $50 annual vertising business, a very clev­ bringing them to $600; a 20 per salaries, respectively, with no Anderson — Brennan’s book ding playwright on a troop ship horsey set) and Pinehurst (a er operation. Stiivm Freddo will work with ^ ' ( ) l cent increase. Also defined as recommended change. Ansell — Gospel returning to the United S tat^ golf mecca) are only a few Several of Swarthout’s novels the volunteer fire department elected officials may have no The librarian, seiUor library Free DeUveryl Arden — Deadly legacy from Europe and World War U. miles apart, but they don’t mix have been made into movies. to control area forest, fires. fringe benefits. assistant, library assistant, and Atcheson — ‘The Peking inci­ The man shows him a play very much. Sun Valley, origi­ ’This one looks like a natural for ’Ttey are authorized to have Get More For Your Money! You ring, we bring ! Other Officials junior library assistant are dent script which Craig thinte has nally a refuge of the very privi- the screen, providing they can illegal or open fires Tlie positions of town clerk classified as regular employes. EXPRESS OEIIVERY ON Atwood — Surfacing possibilities and after his dis­ le g ^ , has b ^ m e a center for find some really zany people as extinguished immediately if Shop ARTHURS Everyday I Easter Boskets PtESCMPTKM ITENS Bowers — No more reunions charge he digs up the money the ski crowd. The status sym­ the cast. But you needn’t wait either air pollution or high fire and tax collector were defined The recommended salary Jelly Beans and Bryant — Escape from Sonora and all the other things needed bols of California’s Central Val­ for the movie. danger exists. as elected officials. Social ranges are: $3 to $4 per hour for Dr (^allison — Dawn attack to stage his friend’s play. ley are explored carefully, and Miles A. Smith Local radio stations announce Security only. The town counsel the librarian, $2.^ to $3 for the 10% OFF ON ALL DIABETIC NEEDS! Checelote Bunnies all Canning — The Rainbird The play is a success. Craig those of Fort Lauderdale Associated Press days burning is permitted at is an appointed part-time senior a ssist^ t; $2 to $2.25 for at Lew, Lew PricesI pattern various times during the day. employe, with no fringe the assistant; and $1.85 to $2 for OPEN LATE 7 DAYS A WEEKI C!armichael — Naked to the Tlje stations are ViCCC, WDRC, benefits, and the town the junior assistant. grave W n c and WINF. treasurer eui elected official, no T he park commission fringe benefits. maintenance changes from $2 Health and Beauty Aids SAVE A LOT! Carnegie — Kasia and the Em ­ dr/dS" wMa 44’/45" machlm wash Hearing Clinic press Polyestar/Cotton 7 Q to $2.25 per hour for wRktiaMa 1 Tlie Junior Woman’s CTub will The tax collector receive $4,- iTH ER AG R AN Carter — La maestra - . experienced help to $2 to $3 in MANPOWER ADORN ME M A C H IN E hold a pre-school hearing clinic 000 annually for 1,500 hours, no Chapman — The gaudy place FLOCKED NYLON P R IN TS...... P. WEAVERS K PR IN TS...... yi accordance with employe’s TiOu, ...... Friday from 9 to 11 a.m. at the change. The town clerk HERBAL DEODORANT ^ H A IR SPRAY HAIR Constantine — The Rocksburg skills, j^assfied as part-time educational building of Bolton receives $5,000 annually for 1,- railroad murders with no fringe benefits. SHAMPOO ONLY TH ERAG RAN DRYER ddVdS” machine wash 44’/48’’ wkto • imcMne wash ^ a q Congregational Church. It will 400 hours, recommended ONLY Fairbaim — Shoot Rec Department M natural bachgroimds 1 3 9 aeatata/nyloii 1 9 o be open to the public. changed to $5,250 so she may ONLY Foley — Trust a woman? Under the recreation depart- GOnON CRAYON PRINTS...... ZW6Y KNIT PRINTS ...... * Cancer Campaign subscribe to town SMS and Blue 2 " 9 9 « O N L Y 3 ' * Garfield — Tripwire 100 plus 30 FR EE Mr. and Mrs. Louis CToutier Cross insurance coverage, but 16 oz. 1.59 Value F R E E L A D Y faaieM wlo* Onier for hewe O tm t Greenan — The secret life of 48" machlno wash hpve announced the beginning will pay for her own premium. 7 oz. Size ’ TRACK II RAZOR HI POTENCY VITAMINS 1 8 “ Algernon Pendleton dd/d5" machlno wash Cub Scout with minerals of the annual cancer drive. lilie town treasurer earns $1,- Reg. 69d 3 Bonui Ounces 13 oz. Reg. 1.59 Greene — Canceled accounts cotton "CARNIVAL" 100% cotton ' 9 3 9 Information on cancer has 000 annually for 780 hours of Hardy — The fac of Jalanath P. OnOMAN SCREEN PRINTS...... Z yi News 1000 ACTIVE SPORT DUCK PRINTS ...... been distributed in town in the work. Recommended change,' J& J rTEX Haring — A perfect stranger CALCIUM NATURAL hope that an informed public is $1,325. The town counsel will be TOOTH Jordan — Give me the wind BABY dd"/dS" machlna wash 44’’/48’’ machlno wash the first step to its elimination. paid on a “fee basis” with the Cub Scout Pack 251 met at CAPSULES IPONS Lewin — The way we die now Polyastar/Cotton Verplanck School for its POLISH BALSAM PLUS 100% Acrylic O D D Films and speakers are fee for each opinion, charged to ONLY Liqberman— The eighth square “Knights of the Tournament” POWDER' ...... available by contacting the the board that made the ONLY I Lipsyte — Something going FLOCK CHECK GINGHAM...... SUPER SCREEN PRINTS ...... ^ H meeting recently. ONLY cancer office in Manchester. request. 4 ^ 3 oz. tiz* B O X of 30 9 9 « 5.* Ludlum — The Matlock paper Comparable Monetary support is being After a short business Reg. 1 j;9 MacKenzie — Postscript to a dd"/d5" machhio wash 8S/00" machlno wash Also under the selectman’s to Calicapi 9.00 sought from organizations, meeting, awards were 6 9 * dead letter Cotton "LUAU" 100%Myostar «Qg budget is the office manager Oicalcium PhtMpItita with New formula from makers of Regular or Super businesses and house-to4iouse presented as follows: Timothy Mating — The snowman who presently earns $3.65 per 14 oz. size Vitamlna Pearl Drops HAWAIIAN PRINTS ...... Ph KWT SCREEN P R IN TS...... yi| neighborhood solicitation. Finnegan, one gold arrow and Morrison — A key to Laurels hour. She is entitled to fringe Residents are asked to become one silver arrow; Douglas Myrer — The tiger waits benefits. EVERYDAY NEEDS ... SHOP NOW and SAVE ! familiar with cancer’s danger Gaboury, Wolf badge; Jonathan Peck — Final solution The three members on the Brown, citizen, forester and signals, have an annual check­ Great for little girls - New Dutchmaster Reeman— A prayer for the ship Board of Tax Review are part- JULIETTE BUBBLE NYLON up and to give generously when geologist awards; R ichard' lew pullingl Scott — Many happy returns time employes with no fringe \ GENERAL ELECTRIC CLOCK a volunteer calls. Lukas, citizen and geologist; UM BRELUl .DUST MOP DUTCH Scowqroft — Back to Fire benefits. They presently earn Area captains are: Mrs. Brett Hazzard, citizen. DETANGLER ^ RADIO Mountain $50 annually, recommended TREATS William Tlirlo, Mrs. Martin Celebrating March birthdays ONLY Sela — The bearer plot change to $75. Johansen, Mrs. Paul Brown, were: Robert Matson, 10; ONLY I 8 ’ » ONLY Shaw — Evening in Byzantium The assessor presently earns Kevin Byrne, 10; Victor 'Diley, ONLY “ Mrs. Bonnie Massey, Mrs. Bet­ CO R D LESS Reg. 2.99 Reg. 2.99 Value Simemon — A Maigret trio BOX STITCH a starting salary of $9,400, plus 10; Donald Cockeriiam, 11; Jeff Model 801 9 9 * RIB STITCH MULTI-COLOR KNIT DESIGNS sy Roberts, Edward Zakowski, Gently slides thru wet. Reg. 8.95 Smith — Forever Island 10 cents per mile for transpor­ or dry tanQiest Extra thick nylon head scoops 4 3 * Mrs. Walter Kelley, Mrs. Edwards, 11; Sean Byrne, 11; Generel Tim e Movement Gat ready for those April Susann — Once is not enough BOX STITCH for the textured look, Beautifully textured backgrounds on all the new tation, and mileage and tuition up and holds dusti 20 Filtered little C IG A R S Baxter Phelps, Mrs. Leon and Robert Hennequjn, 9. Minimum-heir breakagel Rotary Controls High impact plestlcl showers I White — The distance and the RIB STITCH for the sweater look In machine spring colors. f o r course attendance. Zapadka, Mrs. Gretchen Armand Darner and his com­ dark .Classified as an appointed CANVAS LUOOAOI in S aiteS washable spring colorsi Wiedie, Mrs. Dorothy mittee supervised the boys in DIET QUILTED Fantastic Value 10 uM at totet. overnllea. Non-Fiction MACHINE WASH • TUMBLE DRY salaried employe, the d^Joster grant beach or diaper bags Ducharme, Mrs. Ted Bailey, an hour of jousting and games recommended change was TABLE BEAUTIFUL SOFT i Baskett — English drawings 58”/60” Wide 58”/60” wide Mrs. Peter Sienna, Mrs. Ronald of long ago. Each Cub wore ar­ SCALE 1 and watercolors minimum $9,500 to maximum mor made during the March I I - H m t lJ S I Your sauce is here. Your Soares, Mrs. Barbara COVER ONLY II- n.tWJt IKmttJI Bianchi — The religious GRAND OPENING VALUES GRAND OPENING VALUES $10,500 annual salary for one den meetings. ONLY tr n«N.« RMtUS Nicholson and Mrs. Catherine ONLY ONLY experience of revolutionaries man fulfilRng the duties of Cubby Award for attendance nn.«« RMtUS phone is out there. And Gloria Leiner. assessor, building inspector, 111- i«t.M« nM« Bly — Sleepers joining hands went to Den 1. Quilted taffeta Last year’s drive went over F lo mI Frbili i Buck — Pearl S. Buck’s Orien­ demolition, zoning agent, plastic Bridge ? 9 * the qupta with a total of $1,250. Ol«t SC4l« mM9 1 “ Reg. i a 9 tal coqkbook sanitation insp^tor, and assis­ urts food MCuroUly mi Reg. 1.98 Table Cover Values to $5. poMk paakat. Tie teew. Hyw eiS Sene— wHh tletSy i calls with a spicy tidbit yards ouncM and sr*'n* up to Reg. 2.99 It is hoped the amount collected Get ready for Spring Storegel Collier — The ecology of steak yards for tant health officer. I pound. this year will see a substantial CTbnstables are presently paid Our and eggs for VALIANT IFUXISUIVEN ADDRESS ORd increase to eliminate cancer in CALICO CAT COLD W tAW IK Ckinninghamsi? Brother Francis That's the way it goes. $3 per hour when hired by the ELECTRIC IN our lifetime. town. No change was Servicemen INFLATABLE N ylo n itr ALL OCCASION Deeson — Great swindlers Right in the middle pf adding your secret touch Nylonier BOORS Frecher — Liqit and illicit Democratic Committee recommended when hired by a PILLOW (CAN QPENER|j|^ and remembering to turn down the burner, the V.yTJ drugs. “Start To Scu)” The Democratic Town Com­ private group, the town is not Cadet Talivaldis 1. Maidelis, 50-Ft. CUTTING BOARDS ONLY ONLY ONLY Fredericks — Eating right for phone rings. mittee will meet Friday at 8 involved. son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. EVERHOT BROILER GARDEN HOSE p.m. in the fireplace room at Election workers are Maidelis of 38 Hawthorne St., you Out in the hall. And when Gloria calls you tend 650 watte O N L Y 5 “ ONLY Heavy laminated kraft board. 1” markings in all classified as part-time represented the North Carolida Reg. 8.99 Rtmforctd vtih nylon Garvin — The crystal skull (tonamunlty Hall, all members Thermostat control 0 1 O O to forget what you're doing. 'Cause Gloria knows KITS directions. employes, no fringe benefits. State University squadron of tir« cord Gilson — Money and secrecy and candidates are requested to Chrome finWi •• Fuiifiow Guarantotdl the Arnold Air Society (AAS) Rag. 994 14 square NEVER LOWERI Rsg.994 Kramer — Ga^en rooms and what everybody else is doing. 11 of the most needed sewing items including attend. Hie absentee ballot counters, in. Reg. 9.95 'i bof* scissorsi challengers, and piachine during the society’s 25th annual greenhouses An extension phone in the kitchen could save your Reg. $4.00 C o rre ctio n Mix — The life and legend of The town hearing on Bolton’s tenders presently earn $1.85 per national conclave in Salt Lake City, Utah. A member of the , f Tom Mix reputation—as one of of the world's great cooks. Board of Education budget hour with no recommended class of 1974, he is majoring in SAl f sfcirfs to doy and I - ' Pihera — The m akii^ of a Opens to request will be Wednesday, change. The moderator and .M Nf'.fl'Vi m i UI'.Ml P) IIMIT O liA N im i'i For just pennies a day. voting- machine m echanic aerospace engineering. He was winner: the Porsdie 40”x72” April 18 at 8 p.m. at the town >1 ‘ill I y'lHH|f ,l|Wll( .ll I 'f'M'. rum thru Saturday graduated in 1970 from Sanders — Reflection on a hall, not May as incorrectly presently earn $2.50 per. hour with no recommended change. Manchester High School. teapot F k o & c ea. reported Tuesday. Serrano — C G Jung and Her­ ’I%e checkers presently eani mann Hesse An extension phone is worth it. I S T o m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 11, 1973 - PAGE SEVENTEF PAGE-SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 11. 1878 Bill Allows Sewer Swap Delayed, Obituaries Class Studies Loneliness 36 Trustees jjBaitrtjratrir EpMtittg ilmiUii At Hospital Housing Data Sought Mrs. Lillian R. Rogers As Toughest Social Disease Manchester State Rep. Fran­ Mrs. UlUan Ruth Biggin cis Mahoney is cosponsor of a (Continued from Page One) rejected by the directors. Weiss ... Approved a Libraty Board Rogers, 67, of Harwich, Mass., request for a $76,000 bill which amends, the charter was chided by Directote James * a former Manchester school been evaded and misunderstood parents and children and the of Manchester Memorial be financed by an equal state Farr and Vivian Ferguson for withdrawal from the Whtton teacher, died' Tuesday at By JACK ALEY too long. lack of communal meeting Hospital — to permit up to 36 grant. persisting in plans for a ’Trust Fimd, for the expensOof ZVf. -f; M assachusetts General Associated Press Writer “In these workshop sessions places,” Sadler says returning persons on the board of ... $1,000 to Educational transfer station without first renovations to Whtton - ■Si Hospital, Boston. She was the LEWISTON, Maine (AP) we hope to learn from others," to his lectern. trustees. ’The old limit is 24. Special Projects for a getting the board to reverse its Memorial Library. H ie jbioard widow of Dr. George Edward — “My husband died three Sadler says. “By working to­ Cultural estrangement also ’the bili, reported out by the cooperative effort with the previous action in rejecting the referred the proposal to the Rogers, former headmaster at years ago and I can't stand gether we can come to a better stems from the dehumanizing committee on public health and State Rehabilitation Center in proposal. Town Buidling Committee tor Monson (Mass.) Academy and understanding of loneliness and process of working in an auto­ safety, passed in the House furnishing a disabied sociai ... $200,000 to the W ater review of the sketches and a Manchester native. it in the evenings." Thie widow is sick of loneli­ discover ways of responding to mated and industrialized yesterday without debate and worker aide, and to be financed Department Reserve Fund for plans. Mrs. Rogers was born in ness. In a search for help she it creatively.” society. Sadler turns his head to passed in the Senate the same by an equai state grant. improvements to the water ... Approved a $1,750 claim Naugatuck and graduated in recently joined 40 other persons Sadler arrived at his present a 18th century Dutch portrait of way. It was placed on the con­ ... $450 to Educationai Special system, and to be financed settlement for Mrs. Alice 1924 from the former Danbury in a darkened classroom at a gentle woman’s communion sent calendar, which signifies Projects for Part of the cost of from 1971-72 Water Department Mooney of 258 S. Main St., who notions of loneliness through State Teachers College. She Bates College to take a look at wiUi her sewing. ’Then he points soloists to appear in surplus. The board approved fell on an Oak St. manhole L /i the improbable back doors of acceptance without debate by then taught for three or four this premise: to the white plaster figure by both pcditical parties. Manchester under the town’s allocations totaling $169,242 for cover October 1971 and years in Manchester schools. love and friendship. “I gave a American George Segal — the Fine Arts Program, and to be sustained injuries. The. settle­ ‘"ro love is to experience course at Bates entitled ‘The A bill which pertains to five projects, with the money to While her husband served as loneliness, to be human is to be man stands before a machine. working hours for minors imder financed by an equal state come from the $200,000 ap­ ment was on a recommendation Patterns of Love and Friend­ He has no face. headmaster at Monson lonely and to be human is to 18 and which passed the House grant. propriation. by the town counsel’s office. Academy, she was active in the ship’ and found the discussion ... $34,917 to the Sanitation ... Postponed until after the die.” I inevitably came around to lone­ “Going to hell in a group” March 5, also was cosponsored ... $7,200 to Special Grants for affairs of the academy. When That unflinching logic be­ Department for a new bulldozer town budgets and tax rates. Are liness,” he said. captures Sadler’s notion of by Mahoney. a pavepnent marking program Dr. Rogers retired in 1966, the longs to Dr. William Sadler Jr., America’s “herd mentality,” It extends the hours minors for the sanitary landfill area. and to be financed by an equal adopted (the,deadline is May 7) couple moved to Harwich. His subsequent studies led to the architect of a unusual series the workshop and a book in the which contributes to social are permitted to work from the Weiss was authorized to apply state grant. Weiss explained the a request for another meeting She was a member of the of workshops at Bates called loneliness. ’This kind of es­ present 11 p.m. to midnight in for a state grant for part of the funds will provide 60 to 70 miles with the Board of Education, to Pilgrim Congregational Church works on loneliness, a subject “Loneliness in America." Sadler feels has been sadly ig­ trangement is characterized by restaurants, cafes and dining cost of the bulldozer. However, of pavement marking's. discuss the school board’s in Haiwichport and the Pilgrim The widow, to Sadler, experi­ a feeling of individual im­ his request to apply for state nored by the social sciences. rooms during school vacations ... $19,347 to the General budget request. "m Service League. ences “ personal” loneliness. But it hasn’t been ignored by potence when confronted with and on those nights which do not funds toward the cost of a Fund for the first of a three- ... A cc^ted a report by Mrs. Me. Survivors are a daughter, He identifies three other kinds the province of fine arts and the all the red tape in a bureau­ precede a regularly scheduled recycling transfer station was. part tax refund to the Millers Ferguson, relative to the lor- Mrs. William Ellithorpe of Or- of the malaise: cosmic, cultur­ workshop the widow entered cratic system. A modem paint­ school day. Falls Co. of Progress Dr. The mat for minutes of board ford, N.H.'; a sister-in-law, al and social. The personal deftly uses them to explore the ing is beamed on the wall . . . next installment will be July 1, meetings. Wei^ recommended kind, caused mainly by separa­ “This bill,” said Mahoney, Mrs. John A. Hutton of problem of loneliness. six clerks w ^ the same face, “will help our young people 1973 and the third July 1, 1974. that mhiute-taking and minute­ tion from a loved one, is the the room fitlM with anonymous Rochester; and two grand­ First, she sits for 30 minutes with the money they need to PTA Will Hear ’The sum will be financed from keeping be the function of the w sons. toughest to take. listening to folk music sug­ faces vacantly staring. town clerk. Mayor John Thomp­ “If you get hit with ali four further their schooling.” unanticipated tax revenue. Funeral services will be gestive of the kinds of loneli­ ’The professor has a virtual son said the recommendation, kinds of loneliness at once, Fortner Addict ... $116,000 to the Revenue- Friday at 2 p.m. at the Pilgrim ness Sadler will define — John checklist of symptoms of loneli­ backed also by Town Clerk Li -I watch out,” Sadler tells the ness in our culture ranging Sharing F ^ d , to be financed by Congregational Church. Burial Lennon’s “Isolation” and Sim­ David ’Therault of Vernon and a grant already received. ’The Edward Tomkiel, will be;dis­ will be in Island Pond group. The cumulative result from the American fetish for can rage, collapse or suicide. on and Garfunkel’s “Sounds of his mother, Mrs. Edward difference between the $116,000 cussed in June and, if approved, Cemetery, Harwich. Silence” — musical portraits of “joining” and the pick-up in implemented in the new fiscal Sadler, a 41-year-old sociolo­ “pop” evangelical religion, to DAR Units Meet Therault, will be the guest and the $222,278 actu ally The Eaton-Blute Funeral gy professor at Bates, consid­ personal and social estrange­ speakers at tonight’s meeting received will be on the board’s year. ^ Home, Harwich, is in charge of ers loneliness a subtle and dan­ ment. the push back to the communal Members of Orford Parish of the Waddell School Parent- May 1 agenda for action. ... Approved the creation of arrangements. Then he points out the central Chapter, Daughters of the an Advisory Ckimmittee on En­ gerous social disease that has life. Teacher Association, set for In other actions, the board: ■’”* -5 There are no calling hours. paradox responsible for much 'The sociologist has been try­ American Revolution, .will 7:30 at the school’s cafeteria. ... Approved the transfer of vironmental Impact, appointed of the estrangement in Ameri­ The family suggests that any Sf5SS:¥ft:::SSS:¥:¥ft;SSS^^ ing to help the lonely widow meet ’Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in Therault, a 1972 graduate of $10,000 from the Police Account 34 members to fill vacancies on memorial contributions may be ca. Loneliness is the “surprise discover the dimensions of the the Elks Club, 9 No. Park St., the 50-member Citizens Ad­ .'VI spinoff” of something most Rockville High School, will dis­ and $500 from the Town Counsei made to the Pilgrim Card Party Funds disease that plagues her. She Rockville. cuss his experiences with drugs Account — placing $8,500 in the visory Committee, appointed Congregational Church Americans have viewed as very must realize that her malaise Mrs. Robert R. Johnstone of Atty. John R. FitzGerald to fill ford. The JT 9D-70 engine is the type used in Boeing 747 aircraft. Aid Scholarships desirable — wealth. Just as and “Jesus freaks,” and his G.M.S. Account and- $2,000 in Stockholders look over a Pratt & Whitney JT 9D-70 jet engine at Memorial Fund. is, in a sense, incurable simply West Hartford will speak o'?! mother will talk about the fami­ the ’Treasurer’s Account. a vacancy on the Conservation 'Tuesday’s annual meeting of corporation stockholders in East Hart- (Herald photo by Ofiara) St. Bridget Rosary Society money buys our anonymous mo­ b^ause it is “human to be lone­ “Heritage Art in the Ancient tels, single-room dormitories ly problems created by her ... Approved water service in Commission, and appointed Alexander P. Chicky will sponsor a benefit military ly.” But she also must realize, Burying Ground” which will in­ son^s former association with Giastonbury for St. Dunstan Steven Cassano to fill a vacancy whist and setback card party and private automobiles — in Sadler submits^ that identifying SOUTH WINDSOR - short, privacy — it also buys clude gravestone rubbings. the drug scene. Roman Catholic Church. ’The on the Human Relations Com­ Alexander Peter Chicky, 77, of Friday at 8 p.m. at St. Bridget her problem is the first step to The Rockville DAR members town services about 250 mission. FitzGerald and loneliness, he says. “coping with it creatively." The program is open to all 740 Governor’s Highway, died School cafeteria. Proceeds will All too often, Sadler says, will be hostesses. parents and interested adults. customers in Glastonbury. Cassano are Democrats. Arthur Smith of Manchester (front right), chairman of the board of United Aircraft Corp., Monday at Newington Veterans be used for the eight that wealth has brought us scholarships the society main­ makes report at Tuesday’s annual stockholders’ meeting in East Hartford. The meeting Hospital. He was the husband of away from nature, that isola­ was attended by about 700 stockholders. (Herald photo by Ofiara) Mrs. Mary Vailonis Chicky. tains at East Catholic High tion being a part of cosmic lone­ Storm Moves Into Northeast Mr. Chicky was born in School and for other projects of liness. Protest Held Manchester and had lived in the society. “Note how the girl in Andrew By The Associated Press Several more inches were pushing cars, shoveling snow or Louis region. Levees in Illinois areas. South Windsor for 60 years. Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward Wyeth’s ‘Christina’s World’ is XJAC Chief Confident An early spring storm that predicted for today. seeking shelter from the storm and Missouri withstood a strong Dr. Joel Margalit said stan­ Before he retired in 1964, he had McKeever will conduct the depicted as somehow remote Se&coTM/au paralyzed parts of the Midwest Gale-force winds pounded when they died. attack from the pounding of six- ding water left from the floods games. Mrs. McKeever is from the field she lies in,” Sad­ By Marchers FABRIC CENTER ' much of the Great Lakes region Moderate temperatures were foot waves stirred up by winds could produce a bumper crop of been employed for 35 years by churned across the Northeast the South Windsor Street Divi­ general chairman of the event. ler says pointing to the picture Of Testing on F-15 today bringing heavy snow and and the northern New England expected to help the Iowa situa­ up to 60 miles per hour disease-carrying mosquitos. He sion. The event is open to the freezing temperatures. coast. tion, but just as relief was com­ Tuesday. listed encephalitis, a disease An Army veteran of World public. Tickets may be flashed on the screen behind In the Midwest, where the ing, a new peril arose— flooding Flooding in Monroe County, characterized by inflamation of him. “And see how a similar In Beirut the past five years, although Freeze or frost warnings purchased at the door. Pratt & Whitney has a con­ winterlike storm struck fierce­ streams. The National Weather Mich., south of Detroit, and the the brain, among the viruses War I, he was a member of the situation is treated by a French By DAN HALL earnings showed an upswing were extended from Missouri South Windsor American (Continued from Page One) Egypt denounced the Israeli tract to provide the engines for ly Monday and Tuesday, Service said the Des Moines Toledo, Ohio, area were said to potentially threatening the impressionist painter in a dif­ Associated Press Writer the McDonnell Douglas plane, starting last year. and Illinois into the Ohio Valley Legion Post. He also belonged American businesses in the raid on Lebanon as Several stockholders asked and to the Gulf Coast states. cleanup operations progressed River, Cedar Creek and the be the worst in the past half- flooded areas. ferent, perhaps less lonely cul­ but Air Force Sec. Robert century. Damage estimates to Evergreen Lodge of Masons Middle East. “premeditated aggression” and questions during the session in Only Florida was expected to and most snow-clogged Skunk River all would be over About seven million acres of ture. Claude Monet’s girl is Seamans Jr. said a week ago soared into the millions as of South Windsor and the Exotic Israeli Premier Golda Meir military escalation in the Mid­ EAST. HARTFORD (AP) - the mammoth hangar where be spared. Birmingham, Ala., highways were opened. their banks by the weekend. land in the Mississippi system painted as a part of, almost that the production program residents began returning to were still under water, accor­ Fish Society of Hartford. praised Tuesday’s raid as “a dle East. A spokesman in Cairo ’phe president of the United Air­ annual meetings have been held reported a , record April 10 low Fair skies prevailed over In Missouri, new concern was About Town merging with, the field and craft Corp. told stockholders would have to be reconsidered most of the nation outside the expressed about the Hooding homes damaged by the storm- ding to Maj. Gen. Charles C. Survivors, besides his wife, flowers around her. ^ marvelous operation of exalted said Israeli “aggressive acts Fabric in recent years. of 31 degrees. if the engine does not pass its Noble, president of the are a son, Raymond N. Qiicky aims” and “an attack agaii^ were being escalated propor­ Tuesday he was confident Marshall Cashnaan a ^ e d why Heavy-snow warnings were East. Mississippi, and Missouri tossed waters of l^ke Erie. 'The board of trustees of Lutz “ Certhlnly cultural loneli­ testing will be $vccessful on an , The death count for storm- rivers. The Corps of Army Meanwhile, a biology Mississippi River Commission. of Coventry; 2 dau^ters, Mrs. Junior Museum will meet murderers who have already tionately with the increase in V- Gray, who recently left Litton posted for parts of Maine, ness stems in part from Ameri­ armaments she receives from egMne, deigned for the F-l6‘' related incidents totaled 30 for Engineers was assessing possi­ professor at Southern Illinois Total damage along the system Sandra C. Jeski of South Wind­ tonight at 8 at the museum. ca’s trend to nuclear families of killed and who planned to ’il^iAnDther Air Force official Industries to join. United Air­ where five inches Already had sor and Mrs. Arline C. murder again.” ' the United States/’ - . hit Rumfqrd. Greenville and Iowa, Minnesota and Wiscori-^ ble effects of the storm and ad­ University raised the possibili­ has been estimated so far at has predicted the testing would craft, is paid $304,999 a y ea r ty of a new problem in the flood $160 million. Bielefield of Middletown; 2 The military command in Tel He said the latest raid was Harry jJ. Gray, company when top executives of many Houlton had four inches. sin. Most of the victims were ditional snow melt on the St. Look how little It chlef ’^eCiitive officer as well reach a successful conclusion sisters, Mrs. John Mullenite of Aviv reported that three Arab aimed at showing the Arabs by May 15, two weeks ahead of larger corporations make less. Brookfield and Mrs. Emma guerrillas crossed into the oc­ that Israel was “the dominating costs to hop into as' president, described Arthur E. Smith, chairman of Charter Changes problems that delayed the the deadline. Piel of Waterbury; and 11 cupied Golan Heights from power in the area, but this will Easter fashion Turning to the corporation’s the board, said the salaries testing as “ conunon to new, grandchildren. Syria a few hours after the raid only heighten the determination financial position, Gray said a were set by a separate com­ when you shop hi^-performance engines.” Funeral services will be Go To Vote Nov. 6 on Beirut, but it said they blew of Egypt and other Arab coun­ modified version of the engine mittee after studying other pay Thursday at 11 a.m. at the themselves up while preparing tries to increase their support Beaconway! .tests, facing a May 31 “Department of Social Ser- that powers the Boeing 747 levels in the industry. Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 (Continued from Page One) an explosive charge for a of the Palestinian resistance deadline imposed by the Air “^ves us a strong marketing “We are by no means the vices.” Force, recently were resumed Main St., East Hartford. Burial sabotage mission. struggle.” advantage to supply advanced highest paid top executives in M a n d x s te r on 4he F1()0 engine of United will be in Wapping Center contract may be followed, as engines” for jumbo freight air­ this area,” he said. Cemetery. Military honors will authorized by state statutes. Aircraft’s Pratt A.Whitney Air­ Lewis D. Gilbert of New craft Division and are about craft. be accorded at graveside. ... To provide a merit system Gray reported that United York, another stockholder, led halfway through the 15A-hour SAVINGS Friends may call at the concept for town employes, Aircraft’s sales during the first an unsuccessful attempt to funeral home tonight from 7 to with the concept to parallel Sa duration, he said. three months of 1973 were prohibit the corporation from “We’re on the way and we’re 9. existing personnel rules. $538.7 million, a 7 per cent in­ interpreting unsigned proxy Everything is rdaxing En quite confident of a successful ... To create a Department of crease over the corresponding votes as endorsement of com­ ■ A L O A N Finance and to consolidate all connpletlon;” he told ap­ period of 1972. pany policy. 9 Victor M. Ruiz fiscal operations under a Direc­ Satu proximately ’j’OO stockholders of Annual sales have shown a The motion was defeated 9.1 Association LENDER ROCKVILLB-Victor tor of Finance, who would be about this swivel the corporation’s annual slight but steady decline during million to 236,953. Michael Ruiz, 18-month-old son the town controller. meeting. of Victor and Judith Brown ... To raise to |2,500 the Ruiz of 64 W. Main St., died ceiling for town purchases rocking chair,,. Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. witjiout competitive bidding. He was bom Sept. 5, 1971 in 'The present ceiling is $1,000. ©ur ^So}tee\ Manchester. ... To delete the mandatory Survivors, besides his requirement that the chief 60" 100% Polyester or parents, are his maternal building inspector be the town’s in clu din g in | grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. zoning enforcement Officer, but 100% Qiana® Knits I Milton Brown of Vernon; his to leave intact the requirement paternal grandparents, Mr. and About that that the position be filled by th e p ric e This is a fantastic price R®8* $ 2 . 9 9 Mrs. Victor Ruiz of Daytona someone in the building inspec­ Beach, Fla.; his maternal tor’s office. for silky Qiana nylon! CRUSHED I grea^'^andmother, Mrs. Scott ... To change the designation, All in new & vibrant ■ time again Brown of Rockville; and his “Welfare Department,” to Spring ’73 solid colors! , paternal great-grandmother, All machine washable Mrs. Filomena Rivera of New and machine dryable! 'AIENT It’s the time of year you get the York City. Private funeral services will itch to plant a new tree, new be at the Burke Funeral Home, Simons Going shrubs, a hedge. And it’s no 76 Prospect St. Burial will be in RUMP fun doing it unless its on your To Beirut V 45" Hand Screened Were $2.49 to $2.99 Elmwood Cemetery, Vernon. very own property. There are no calling hours. (Continued from Page One) HAWAIIAN PRINTS So get out and get yourself a truth to the report that the Imported prints, hand- screened in a charges concerning the United brilliant array of patterns and colors. All home. Come to Manchester States raised fears in some 100% cotton, easy to wash, need little or Savings & Loan for financing quarters that the guerrillas ho ironing. You save up to 50%! advice. There’s no obligation. 263 Passengers would attack American i You may qualify for the Ride Bus Today businesses in the Middie East. Relax in the com- minimum requirement of only Simon doesn’t anticipate any ____ fortpf this beauti- 45" Natural Ground Prints problems in getting a work per­ 5 per centi The Burr Corners-to- dijj^ jg fully I upholstered, mit in Lebanon especially in his 45" Sportswear Duck Prints downtown Hartford commuter well-tailored Swivel Rocking Chair___ ?11’^ You can do remodeling or ^ I field of data processing. He said express buses carried 263 Generously Foam and Cotton Padded repairing, add the costs to passengers this morning, the the extent of his visit will also Reg. $1.29 to $1.49 be dependent upon how the back and seat. . . . featuring a biscuit-tufted back. Constructed for • BLACK your S & L mortgage state transportation depart­ Choice of polyester/cotton blends or y d . . ^ ment report^. United States views his residen­ durability, pure comfort and beauty. This Swivel Rocker comes up­ WITHOUT a refinancing cy in that coqntey. 100% cotton in ’73 prints and colors. • WHITE In announcing this morning’s holstered in Tweed Fabric or rugged Vinyl, in your choice of decorator All wash and wear, little or no ironing. /V charge. You can pay up earlier ridership count, transportation He said he feels the guerrillas • BONE would only carry out some of colors. Ideal in pairs.. . . perfect accent chairs in any setting. Order your than anticipated WITHOUT a department officials reminded Swivel Rocking Chair today, or better still, at this low price, order a pair! penalty. commuters that starting Mon­ the alleg ^ attacks on Middle IF YOU S0 S(, YOU’LL AT by • NAVY day the bus terminal ^11 be East businesses if their outrage Genuine U.S. Naugahyde Vinyl — PARIMODE is far more than he personally • RED located on the other side of Avocado Black Bittersweet Spanish Red [inimunr feels it is. Interstate 86. Tweed — Bedconway Meanwhile the Simons are /OMifTitweiuw mortgage A 250-car parking area has Olive Honey Antique Gold Blue-Green FABRIC CENTER " The most incredibly soft, smooth fitting end stunning been paved, and the bus shelter continuing their previous plans MANCHESTER’S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION ! has already been mqved to its to leave for Lebanon in June. pump ever... Priced at Savings that are beyond \requiremeni ■/;,.( lilt I I I I \ t hi It ''t lit f I I i daecription. Buy several pain . t . you'll never regret iti new location. 5% 1007 MAIN STREET, NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL. .649-4588 Transportation department • MANCHESTER 389 Broad street officials apologized for the ear­ In Memoriam ly move of the busshelter, In loving memory of Pranceica , e a s t HARTFORD Putnam Bridge Plaza 17 Main St. COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL. '742-7321 laDlana wlio passed away April 11, UTS. t / ' . which caused many commuters . BLOOMFIELD Copaco Shopping Center Cottage Grove Road Rt. 218 v> I I ■. \ I I I 1 waiting at Burr Comers yester­ Gone but not forgotten. X-11M FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Phom; 649-5221 Open 10 am to 9 pm Saturdays ’til 6 day to get soaked by heavy Sadly missed, * IM’i tin Mn'cl nu1 I'linu’ii i’lrxi'io • rains. Brotber-ln-law, BankAmorteord and Uaater Charge Available In Moat Stone Nieces and Nephews

,y PAGE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 11, 1873 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchenfer, Conn., Wed.. April 11. 1978 - PAGE NINETEEN. ^ s* ■* Social MEA Sponsors Four Meatownl Security $500 Scholarships lS15)ii Sttw Lane sored a succefiful SACRIFICE The Manchester Education Baat Hartford Q. My husband is 67 and gets “ barbersh op” concorjl^ In « i i monthly Social Security retire­ Association (MEA) is spon­ February to raise moiM^for HOWS:TMaaiMtlltP.M. soring' four $5(XI scholandiipS ment payments. I’m 68 and the scholarships. The M|lA’s Hwn.iFiLtn9P.ll. for graduates of Manchest^ totally dibbled. Can I get dis­ scholarship fund commlttite Is SiLtll(PJI.(Cloi«lllM.) High School this year. ability benefits on my headed by Miss Judy RahW, a This year’s scholarships, to husband’s work r record? teacher at Buckley School;!' be presented via the R9»df To Eat A Manchester Scholarship Foun­ SAM CRISPINO’S A. No. You are not eligible to dation as they have been in the SMOKED receive wife’s benefits until past, represent a marked in­ you’re 62. However, if you have crease over past donations of Ugandan Women MSj * worked long enough and recent­ the MEA, according to the HIMS ly enough, you may be eligible association. In recent years, To Be Punished, for disability benefits on your the MEA has sponsored three SUPREME For False Reports own work record if your dis­ $ 400 scholarhips. ^ ■W. ability will keep you from Criteria required of the MEAT working a year or more. recipients has also changed this NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) - p year. The MEA scholarships Ugandan women who go to FOODS Q. After working for nearly 30 are now available to any MHS security forces with false bom-' years, I can feel myself slowing graduate whose scholarsliip and plaints about their menfolk will down physically in the last few financial needs qualify him; be punished from now on, Radio 485 HARTFORD RD years. How serious a disability previously, the MEA Uganda reports. must I have to get monthly It quoted a government ^ ■« scholarships were limited to i4t. MAHCH ESTER SHOPPER! It-Ab JtMngi V Social Security disability students entering the teaching Spokesman as saying that an in­ riu M Ctnttr SSOM payments? field. creasing nipnber of false ‘...To The Reception On Time^ The MEA, which represents reports have been iiiade by A. For Social Security pur­ more than 400 public school women with “ love affairs that poses, you are consider^ dis­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Danna Jr. ride away from their FVacchia Jr. of Bolton. The couple is on their way to their teachers in Manchester, spon­ have gone stale.’’ MEATOWN abled if you have a severe wedding Saturday at St. James Church in a 1924 m ^ e l T reception at Garden Grove. physical or mental condition Ford owned and driven by the bride’s uncle, Joseph ON A LL which keeps you from doing any kind of substantial work and PATTIES which is expected to last a year or longer. War College Official Their Own Cowardly Lion Q. I was in a bad automobile AUTOMOTIVE being studied. Working on the project are (left to right) First grade students in Mrs. Holly Brooks’ room at accident and was laid up for FRESH Warns Against Foreign Marc Taylor, Sherry Patrick, Bill Masse and Tad Gem- three months with serious bone Manchester Green School paint the cowardly lion from bala. (Herald photo by Ofiara) fractures. Since I had no ear- SERVICE SAVINGS “ IThe Wizard of Oz” as part of a special language arts unit ninp during this period, could I Energy Dependency collect Social Security disabili­ CAUXDR ty benefits? DENVER (AP) - ’The com­ Bayne urged expansion of mandant of the National War MEAT domestic oil and gas develop­ so PatUas In. A Caokoiil SpncM A. No. Monthly Social Securi­ College said ’Tuesday it would WaterCleanup Strategy Complex ty disability insurance benefits ment and in c r e a ^ research be unsafe for the United States into alternate fuel sources, such ROaO'wyKfflG can be paid only for a severe to become too dependent on as synthetic oil and gas and zero discharge is impossible. collection sewers. The strategy disability that is expected to foreign energy sources. WASHINGTON (AP) - The to fulfill tlie 1972 Water Pollu­ last a year or longer. Monthly “ nuclear, thermal and solar Brand N ew . . . Environmental Protection tion Control Act. EPA’s strategy emphasizes will concentrate on the 19'77 PURCHASES Vice Adm. Marmaduke G. applications.’’ priorities for state and federal targets. payments start with the sixth Bayne, commandant of the Factory Fresh. . . Agency says more than 56,000 The act itself set three major Noting what he called in­ action, and a general timetable Permit-issuance will be ARM0U|TS month of disability. In addition, Washington, D.C., school for Not Retreads! waste^scharge permits must deadlines: creased reliance on oil from the that has already begun to slip. emphasized first in areas the disability insurance military officers, said in a be approved by the end of next —By July 1,1977, dischargers Middle East, the admiral said: EPA’s definition of “ secon­ needing extra controls, benefits must be so severe that prepar^ text; "There may be year to begin bringing water must apply “ best practicable “ There are, of course, dary treatment,” for example, focusing on industrial and makes it impossible for the those who would suggest in­ pollution under control. technology” or “ secondary BOLOGI rivalries and re^onal frictions w as originally due last agricultural dischargers. workers to engage in any sub­ creasing our dependence on Deluxe 100 ' ' f The permits, issued either by treatment” to reduce water in the Middle East, just as one February. CURRENT AREA RETAIL PRICESI stantial gainful activity. energy supplies from other EPA or by states with EPA- pollution. EPA has still to encounters anywhere else. But Also running behind is the dis­ Q. I’m getting disability parts of the world, counting on 4 Ply Nylon approved programs, include define those terms. The policy paper, signed by there is also a unified desire for tribution of $5 billion in federal EPA Administrator William D. payments from another govern­ improved understanding with requirements designed to —By July 1, 1983, controls progress and a strong inclina­ grants for construction of ment agency, but my applica­ those nations to assure that the Blackwells acUeve national clean-water must be upgraded to “ best Ruckelshaus last Feb. 27, notes tion toward the West.’’ municipal waste-treatment tion for disability insurance flow of foreign oil will not be standards. available technology that municipalities “ have until BEEF, PORK, VEAL, LAMB, POULTRY, HAMS, CANNED HAMS, Bayne added that he thinks facilities in fiscal 1973 and 1974. benefits from Social Security disrupted. EPA’s deadline of Dec. 31, economically achievable,” April 1973 to file their “ the forces of moderation out­ The EPA paper indicated only was denied. Can you tell me “ I do not believe that such a ANY 1974, for issuing these permits another term yet to be applications, which substan­ weigh the forces of extremism about $500 million would be dis­ why? course would be realistic or Wide Track 70 Series was only one step in a complex explained, and rivers and lakes tively postpones permit in that region.’ ’ tribute by the end of fiscal A. You can get payments un­ safe for our country.’ ’ SIZE strategy made, public at a should be clean enough to swim issuance for municipal treat­ PACKAGED BACON & FRANKS, PACKAGED COLD CUTS and der Social Security only if you Bayne called for “ a safe level Raised White Letters water-pollution conference in. 1973. ment works until fiscal year LISTED Construction grants will be are so disabled that you can’t do of energy self-sufficiency at here a few days ago. —By 1985, Congress said, the 1974.” concentrated, said EPA, on Once municipal permits do Any Sbn Ptaca any kind of gainful work. This home;’’ In a 61-page policy paper, goal would be to eliminate vir­ FROZEN MEAT PRODUCTS SOLD IN OUR MEAT DEPT, such as areas that n e ^ extra controls definition of disability is usual­ His remarks were prepared Real Estate being circulated to state of­ tually all polluting discharges. begin to flow, said the policy to meet water-quality stan­ ly different from that of other for delivery at the annual 650 - 700x13 Our Plus 1.95 ficials, EPA spelled out for the The EPA strategy does not paper, “ significant dischargers License Term dards, and on construction of federal agencies or private meeting of the American 735x14 Reg. F.E.T. first time what is required of have that part figured out yet, with long abatement schedules FOR YOUR companies. Therefore, entitle­ Our 775x14 A70x13 and some critics of the law say treatment plants rather than should be targeted first.” TURKEYS, CORNISH HENS, etc. WHEN CHECKING OUT OUR Petroleum Institute’s division Protested Reg. 24.99 federal and state governments ment to disability insurance of Production here. 825x14 benefits under some other agen­ 18.99 825x15 HARTFORD (AP) - Real es­ to Stock Up At TtaM Piteoa, aa Wa cy or company would not 855X15 SIZES REG. SALE F.E.T. CASHIER WILL CHECK YOUR MEAT PURCHASES SEPARATELY. tate brokers and salesmen in 22.99 ioufM IMm MmoIi Lower Than necessarily mean that you Advisory Council 560X15VW E70X14 28.99 $22 2;49 Connecticut complain that the Environmental Grade Crossings would also qualify for disability F70 X 14 29.99 $23 2.57 Appointments state legislature deliberately ea. installed under Social Security. G70 X 14 31.99 $25 2.79 1 To Be Catalogued YOU THEN TAKE YOUR REGISTER MEAT TAPE TO THE COURTESY U.S.D.A. Whole shortened their existing G70x15 32.99 $26 2.90 Desires Part Have a question about Social HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. two-year licenses by five PLUS F.E.T. on each tire H70X15 34.99 $28 3.06 Security and its retirement, Thomas J. Meskill has an­ months. All of Connecticut’s 1,200-plus physical data, record the exact RIBS OF survivors, disability or nounced the following ap­ James F. Carey, executive Full 4 plies of tough nylon cord, wide index 70 highway-railroad grade location, and take photographs. BOOTH and THE CASHIER WILL REFUND 20% OF YOUR MEAT pointments to the State Ad­ Full 4 ply nylon cord construction, modern hard Rising Costs Medicare benefits? Write to director of the state Real wearihg tread design. Guaranteed for the life of the series design. Raised white lettering on black crossings are to be catalogued The work will be done from visory Council under the Estate Commission, said that high rail cars traveling along Questions and Answers, Social tread. sidewalls. The performance tire! are criticized at inflationary in and permanently numbered un­ BEEF Developmental Disabilities the present two-year licenses the tracks. Security office, 657 Main St., By JOHN CUNNIFF this months First Naticmal City der a pilot project that started Services and Facilities are stamped with a Sept. 30, The project is being funded PURCHASES, TO YOU, IN GASH! East Hartford, 06108. Bank “ Monthly E conom ic last week, according to State Construction Act; 1973, expiration date, but that AP Business Analyst by the U.S. Department of Letter,” which suggests that Transportation Commissioner Sarah M. Ferguson, Wallin- NEW YORK (AP) - The Transportation and the Associa­ because of the legislature’s ac­ some requirements might be A. Earl Wood. ford; Gustave W. Anderson, tion last year agents are being American way of life, primarily tion of American Railroads. made less rigid and others op­ Connecticut is one of five West Hartford; Bernice billed for renewals as of April the quest for a cleaner, safe, typeB tional. states selected to participate in Vernnert, West Hartford; 30. PFZ5 more secure environment, is (Freezer Orders and Service Dell Excluded From This Offer) It notes that an Office of the $2.5 million program to Meskill To Be Robert O. Decker, Rocky Hill; Carey said the result was to contributing inexorably to the Science and Technology report develop a comprehensive Rhode Island Clarie Langton, West Hartford; shorten the existing licenses to problem of rising prices. Out Of State estimates the 1975-1976 federal national system for listing and Nannie Logee, West Granby; 19 months duration. Cleaner air, safer cars and Abortion Law standards could hike the retail numbering grade-crossing Edith Harris, Hartford; James ’The last legislature wanted to more employment security are HARTFORD (AP) - Lt. Gov. price of a car by $350, or twice locations. Other states involved T. Clark Hull will be acting 30 to 3S W. Amraoa F. Morrison. eliminate two year licenses in some of the more positive and FOH EXAMPLE - - - WHEN YOU RUT - - - Trial Set what industry officials believe in the pilot project are M i OMl Into SiMka, Start Hta, The Council is chaired by favor of one-year renewals and desirable factors that can lead governor Thursday through would be the cost of less Colorado, Nevada, Florida and Saturday while Gov. Thomas J. Naawart Raaat. Hanibuift ar any PROVIDENCE (AP) - A David D. Berdon of New Haven. adopted legislation setting the to higher prices. But negatives, stringent California measures. Virginia. Meskill is out of the state. tin nn WOllTH OF MEAT at 20%0ff YOUR REFONO IS$2.00 in CUSH suit challenging Rhode Island’s expiration date back to April 30 Famous J-Wax Kit su ^ as pw r workmanship, are An Environmental Protection Two' 5-man crews will The governor will be in Ber­ anti-abortion law has been set so the license fees would be equally potent inflators. U.S.D.A. Whola University Agency report to Congress es­ probably take about four muda to deliver the main ad­ for trial in federal court on collected within the fiscal year Or Du Pont Famous AC Hydraulic aose to 37 million vehicles $15.00 WORTH OF MEAT at 20% Off YOUR HEFtlKD IS$3.00 in MSH timates that in 1977, when all months to complete the job in dress Saturday night at the ’Thursday. ending June 30. have been recalled in 6V4 years CoG^dination Oil Filter Jack federal controls on motor Connecticut. At each location, Connecticut Business and In­ Chief Judge Raymond J. Pet- (]arey protested the change, Rally Cream Wax for the correction of safety vehicles are scheduled to be the crews will affix an iden­ dustry Association’s executive t 9fi nn WORTH OF kRAT at 20% OFF YOUR 8EFIJND IS$4.00 in CASH SIRLOIN TIPS tine said he will hear the case Study he said, but the legislature ig­ defects, at least some of which PF2 effective, the annual costs will tification number plate, record by himself in U.S. District nored his plea. can be attributed to faulty board meeting. PF24 be more than $8 billion.______OF BEEF Court, rather than refer it to a BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) - A The fee for the two-year Q Q c PF25 Our workmanship at the design or $25.00 WdKTH OF MEAT at 20% OFF YOUR KfllHD IS$5.00 ki C»SH three-judge panel. draft of a study report on coor­ licenses was |200 for brokers YOUR YOUR R ^ . 1 1 /2 assembly stage. ^ / ^ / e a c h 1-49 CHOICE ea. Ton ’The trial date, he said, was dination among the six state un­ and $150 for salesmen. ’The new CHOICE 1.99 11.49 8.88 Another negative factor is 30.00 expedited by an agreement iversities in New England has one year licenses cost $100 for theft. In a new book, “ Security $ WORTH OF HEAT at 20% Of F YOUR REFUND IS $6.00 in CASH reached in his chambers over been completed and is expected brokeks and $75 for salesmen, Sharp up your car for Spring! Easy spin-on installation; for Expend no effort when you use Control: Internal Theft,” Bob the weekend between counsel to be reviewed late this month. and would expire May 1, 1974. Either of these famous waxes most American cars. Protects one of these sturdy jacks. For (^rtis, a business and govern­ for both sides. The effort was organized by give a hard shine in less than new car warranty in many car, boat or home use. ment consultant on retail store plus THE EXTRA BONUS OF S&H GREEN STAMPS On one hand, American Civil the presidents of the univer­ an hour. cases. Reg. 2.99 ea. Complete with metal handle. theft comments; HARVEY'S Liberties Union counsel for the sities of Vermont, Connecticut, Starting Seeds “ Employe theft,is the most plaintiffs agreed to abandon Maine, Massachusetts, New critioal element in store inven­ IN THE CM.D0R SHOPPING CENTER their request for preliminary Hampshire and Rhode Island. Seminar Topic tory shortages. It accounts for and permanent injunctions an estimated 60 to 75 per cent of 1144 TOLUND TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER 13 to 10 to. ’The study deals with ways of The second meeting of a four- blocking the state from enfor­ 1 a store’s losses, and nearly a cut Into Oi strengthening coordination of part seminar on organic foods OPEN M0N.-FRI. 10-9 - SAT. 10-6 *a, Oaaato, PI cing the abortion statute, which third of all business graduate education, region­ will be presented Thursday at 8 , ar any way ] was adopted March 13 in the failures...are brought about by \ w e-.iLK Ss‘;?!Kfr®"'S«ICRISPINO wide professional schools, joint p.m. at the Manchester Com-, wake of a federal court decision employe theft.” programs of extension and con­ munity Y, 80 N. Main St. U.S.D.A. Whola invalidating the old law. Environmental issues, tinuing education. 'The program, sponsored by Both laws ban all abortions The school officials have however, appear to be second SPECIAL the Manchester YWCA, will except those needed to save the only to rising demand itself in planned a meeting on May 21 to feature Howard Langdon of 21H life of the mother. ’The new pushing up some prices, not just ROUNDS make final decisions on Carver Lane. He will speak on measure also stipulates that cooperative programs. for gasoline, fuel oil and elec­ THURSDAY - 10a.m. “ Starting Seeds and human life begins at conception tricity but, it is claimed, for Propogating Plants under Ar­ OF BEEF and that a fetus is guaranteed new housing also. tificial Lights.’ ’ Having used constitutional protections (o He needs your help Advance Mortgage Corp., a artificial lights to grow house Heavy D u ^ Again we have the life. home mortgage lender, claims plants for ten years, he will As the other half of the agree­ that ecological restrictions SAMPLES from the most show slides as well as bring Doubie Action Drive-On Compiete 6 Point ment, Pettine said, state already are pushing up prices in lighting equipment and counsel in d ica ^ that in the Shock Absorbers Auto Ramps Engine Tune Up Washington, D.C., Southern famous maker of demonstrating types of lights, absence of an~ injunction, the ^ f California, the New York sub­ plant pots, and discussing fer­ lb. state will give full recognition V t 4 Cyl. Amer. Car* $ 4 O urbs and less pronouncedly in BATHING SUITS and tilizers and other materials to Our & VWonly t d m ;to any declaratory judgment Our Atlanta and Chicago. M to to to Avmgs use. SPORTSWEAR In the sincerely, issued by the court, subject to Reg. Reg. M l eto toto Tsp taMS SI Langdon is past president of 6 Cyl...... $16 8 Cyl...... $18 the state’s right to appeal. 8.99 each 27.88 1 9 ® ® pair “ Paradoxically,” says Irving, SamCrlspino 6.99 Here is what we do: Check en­ country. We cannot give the Connecticut Horticultural At a hearing last week. Pet- Plus Installation Rose, president, “ the Society and has been a guest of gine compression, distributor, iTtotataiSMMlMsSIrtihi tine declined to issue a tem­ Safer than conventional jack ecological restrictions have in­ you the name but they wiii I, ^ si toe Nmi- Frank Atwood on WTIC’s Double action piston design; wires, install new Champion or aiati, porary restraining order creased demand. The news Umt StowSia(,BB. “ Garden Time’’ radio program better than original shocks for stand; supports up to 6,000 lbs AC plugs, points, rotor and against the state. they are in prospect converts be soid at the to explain growing bouseplanta most cars. Reduces tire wear, per pair. Great for most under condenser; time and set Dwell The suit originally was future'Jhto present buyers. Peo­ We Sell Conn, under lights. road vibration. car repairs. to maker's specifications. brought by the ACLU bn behalf ple rush to acquire their piece sot Lottery Tickets! Other topics will be how to WHOLESALE price that is of three unidentified women of Eden before the gates are Choose appropriate plants lot a 8000 NCNDCINM ES.NI.1IMIE EMY CONR. OMK A i 1 who said they were unable to shut.” urn O’ LAKES first garden in Connecticut and on the sample ticket. We Aeetnt get abortions in Rhode Island 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Lumber suppliers and critics making it a successful endeavor FedMBl Food Stampa. because of the new law. The Sale: Wed. thru Sat. of U.S. land policy also claim Labels will not be POTATOES FRESH EGGS with biodynamlc composting. 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. BUTTER MILK ACLU says two of the jilaintiffs Open Late Every Night that short supplies could be For further information, call We Beeerve Ifee Bli|M have traveled out-of-state since Give to Easter Seals MANCHESTER Except Sat. 'til 6 P.M. alleviated somewhat by permit­ removed. Come in early the Community Y at 649-5662. To Mints StnentHleot the suit was filed to get abor­ ting easier access to reserves S l 0 3 March 1 - April 22 The public is invited. for BEST SELECTION I pmtoep. 1 0 a 9 9 « l tions. on public lands. 791 Automobile safety standards

‘ u MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Wed.. April 1 1 .1 W 8 - PAGE TWENTY-Oh PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed- April U. 1W3 Tolland Bolton CommissionTo Consider Zone Revisions 8 Of Tolland OENUINE

hearing to be held by the zoning «ks Instructors DONNA HOLLAND The master map was revised Small buildings would be commission would be raised to SPRING . Arts of Tolland, Inc. is accep­ familiarize the parent* with Correspondent to show zone changes and the allowed closer to side and rear |3S . from |2S. This would be the HEMLDWMmiM ting an>licaUons for instructors next year’s course offerings at Tel. 6464)375 proposed new zone. lot lines. Most present felt the first time in twenty years that in art discovery, creative the high school. Parents should Members of Bolton Zoning Swimming pools would be in­ need for restriction on size to the fee was increased. ixpresitons, gymnastics, bring their child’s course Commission will meet creased to have a bottom area prevent larger buildings than The conservation zone, which modenL, dance, ballet, batik, offering book. LAMB tomorrow dt 8 |>.m. to consider of 150 square feet or more and for the purpose intend^. raised the most controversy at fweavittg, drama, pottery, Dance Scheduled extensive revisions to the or a maximum capacity in Used car sales previously the hearing, was added at the Get Re&ulti inuslc, macrame and bead- 'The Tolland Boys League wiU zoning regulations including the excess of 3,000 gallons before a permitted only as an accessory request of the Conservation craft, soap box derby construc­ hold its annual Spring Dance. creation of a new conservation building permit would be to new car dealer sales, would Commission upon the WHEAT THINS tion, creative candlecraft, April 28. The event will feature zone. required. Tliis is proposed to now be also permitted to a recommendation of the State rocketry, kite building and a buffet supper from 7:30 untU The proposed changes were allow for the larger more com­ licensed general rq » ir service. Enviromental Protection Agen­ Tolland ecology — trees, ponds 8:30 p.m., foUowed by dancing subject of a public hearing mon backyard pools. Again most present at the cy in keeping with the general And mushrooms. to the music of the Dee Gee. March 26 when the conserva­ Objection was raised to the public hearing felt that restric­ trend of ^ e times. ; Tbere will be 2 ttuee-week Combo until 1 a.m. Tickets are tion zone engendered some con­ deletion of greenhouses and tions were n ^ e d so marginal The feeling of the property sessions running from July 9 to available for a donatioh of |10 troversy. nurseries as permitted use in vehicles would not accumulate. owners was that they were Aug. 17. Classes will be taught per couple from Stanley John­ A letter has been received residence zones. SnoaU ones Rotating or flashing lights in being denied the use of their iln Tolland schools and will be son or league members. from the Capitol Region Plan­ would be considered accessory would be prohibited in relation own land; a hardship was being scheduled for weekday mor­ Scouting Notes ning Agency which reported the buildings, larger ones would be to light shining onto the street. created by restrictions planned nings, afternoons, and MB STEW proposl^ regulations appeared considered farm buildings. A The size of plot required for for this zone and propierty so evening. Courses are offered Local Girl Scouts considering DUALITY adequate. It did recommend, review is needed on the defini­ parking space for motels would designated would become for elementary, middle and participating in the \ however, that severai sections tion of farming. be 300 square feet. almost worthless. high school students, and organizations camping 4 # PATTIES is ItVAWORLD program this summer are need review. Preiiminary site plans would The procedure required for The Zoning Board will meet OF, A f adults. Enrollment will be VARIETY Proposed regulations include have to be filed before a request of a zone change was to further discuss above limited to 15 or fewer per class. urged to attend a special the addition of a seventh zone, hearing for multiple dwelling clearly spelled out. proposed zoning regulation \-^j»ESULTSa*/ . Funds for salaries are meeting tonight from 7:30 to HANKS the conservation zone, to the complexes as permitted in R2 The filing fee paid by an changes. available, but a contribution of 8:30 at the United Congregational Church, with '■ i! present six zones in Rolton. zones. appiicant requesting a public professional teaching time PRICE their parents. * - • A a . ' * would be acceptable and ap­ preciated. Senior Girl Scout Troop 5026 Sale! Lbmb Chops Other courses may be added is planning a trip to Goodwin to the program. Anyone wishing State Forest, Willimantic on April 17. to teach a course or craft not Junior Girl Scout Troop 5022 listed, or anyone wiridng to mm ops recently made cupcakes for the. make application to teach one Mansfield Training School as ai of the listed courses, may con­ service project. tact Jean Hopkins, 872-6094; Rib Chops r ; f Girl S ^ t s have been urged Stanley Bonk, 872-3107; or SPECIAL Kathryn Kusmin, 875-8687. For­ to participate in the townwide cleanup day, April 28. mal applications may be sent to Loin Chops 96.1% Taxes Collected Arts of Tolland, Inc., Box 163, ShouMar ChoiM m d Slaw Tolland, 06084. Applications E arle H. Beebe Jr., tax should be made no later than' collector, has announced that,, April 20. collections for taxes on the Oct. Lamb Chops Board of Recreation 1, 1971 Grand List totaled |2,- ' 129,763 as of March 30. This OFFER The Boiard of RecreaUon’s represents 96.1% of the total annual E.ister Egg Hunt will be taxes due for the fiscal year en­ held i^ rll 21 at the Tolland ding June 30, 1973. High S^ool grounds. The total amount due after j^eschool jand kindergarten D A Y S assessors’ additions and correc­ youngsters will hunt from 11 tions is 82,222,295. Back taxes a^m. to noon and those in due the town as of June 30, 1972 Grades 1 to 3 from 1 to 2 p.m. F O R for the years 1967 throu^ 1972 Thirty golden prize winning totaled 833,736. Collections end­ eggs v^l be hidden with the ing March 30 totaled 81S.313i other colored eggs. THE or 31.5%. Applications for summer Demands for payments plus work at Crandall's Park are current collections will reduce available at Town Hall. Those both current and delinquent P R I C E O F wishing to work as lifeguards, taxes due the town before the Colonial instructors, or gatekeepers fiscal year closing June 30, POOD ^ MARKETS Here^s how it works: may ai^ly. 1973. AFS Students Gather Seven American Field Ser­ BURR CORNERS - NAHCHESITER, COHN. CANNED HAM Just bring in or maii in the coupon with your want ad and vice Students from around the piace you ad for 3 days at our reguiar rates and we’ii run world gathered In Tolland Caldor Shopping Center — Exit 93,1-86 it 3 more days at no additional cost. On a 15 word ad recently, participating in a W arning Issued $ 0 8 9 broad variety of activities. FIRST PRIZE OR MARTIN ROSOL . Highlight of the visit was a On Cancer JaniMtoini SmUMMd KELBMA J1.39 Munch at thp farm of finance Self-Test Kits SLICED blhnl^it^nwhr Urban' Lugln- MHMilR BACON . . 9 9 ’ Y o u S a v e * 2 .2 5 buhL .Jhe studeqts also BACON Di attended a high school dance HARTFORD (AP) — Connec­ AGAR'S Offer Good Only With Coupon! followed by a party at the Ar­ ticut women were warned nold Sbarge home on Robin Cir- Tuesday by state Health Com­ CANNED de. missioner Dr. Franklin Foote Students participating were against using do-it-yourself Tabitha Ndisi of Kenya, mail order test kits designed to HAMS Nevenka Bobera from detect cervical cancer. Yugoslavia, Robert Rybeck of Foote said the kits, which Sweden, Christine Martin from correspond to a self- Freezer Queen 8'sr»9‘ ^ France, Perita Sorsa of administered Pap smear, have O B U C i O U ^ Finland. been condemned by the Federal l a ' s ? * ! ! * Joining the guest students Food and Drug Administration ENTREES were Tolland’s AFS student Turbot Fillet because the design and direc­ n-8 s« i h $|98 Angel Ruiz of Costa Rica; tions for use would give false Veal Parmaglan Large Shrimp M. u t 1 »■ Anders Arvlddson of Sweden, a WE PROUDLY WELCOME negative results. SaHaburw Slaak food s t a m p CUSTOMERS house guest of First Selectman “A woman with cervical SHcodfuriiay Erwin Stoetzner; and Mark cancer might be informed that IN OUR DELI. Vernon from England, staying her test was normal,” Foote STOBE HOUBS: Mon. thro Sat 8 A.M. to 10 PJI. with the Alexander Tobiassen said, thus she might neglect Colonial Loaves family. seeing a physician and delay ac­ PoHah Veel • Mee A Cheese We reserve the right to limit qiuntMo* The AFS plans a fund raising curate diagnosis of cervical Picklo end Phnento weekend Nby 19 and 20 which cancer. will feature a rock concert and Foote said his warning does a walk, similar to last year’s ef­ not apply to self-administered VALUES GALORE COUPON forts),; for Bengladesh. The tests which are dispensed under profits, from the walk will be the active surveillance of a per­ FROZEN FOOD split .'between the local AFS sonal physician to women who MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD chapter and the American In- cannot be seen at a doctor’s of­ diansi^.' fice or clinic for an examina­ Bird’s Eye Cool-Whip :s 47* Hi-C Drinks £ 3-79' “SPECIAL OFFER” 'Cancer Drive tion. Days for The Suii^y was the kickoff date He urged that anyone who for ^ Tolland Cancer Drive, used the mail order Pap test to Orange Juice r 5 ^*1“ UgM Chunk Price of __ accojEdioS local chairman. visit a physician for retesting. 6 Inge 'ISwanback. This year’s Roman 10-Pak Piiza ^ 89* Coupons must be presented at The Herald no later than 5 P M Aoril 13 goal is f l ,360, the bulk of which or postmarked no later than 5 P.M., April 13. ' ’ ^ win hi» raised by a door-to-door s t o u f Ifer’s Geisha Tuna Fish -35' 'TFFEREXPIRES APRIL 13. 5 P.M. campaign featuring 100 can­ Msevonl anp Chaesd 12-oz. vassers. Did You PotaloM Au GraHii phg. AS^ting Mrs. SWanback in «Spinaeii Soutllo J the drive are John Ashe of the Know That,*^ Friskies :SS1 B&M Pea Beans 27’ Savings Bank of Tolland, vdio. m at To Place Your Want Ad wUl serve as treasurer,-and Orai^e Juice Dovatettes jSi'JtL kN 21^ CrisGO M m 89’ Mrs. Vivian Kenneson, publici­ The longest paved highway in the world is the l^ans- 7 lt« . ty chairman. Donations may be 4 -9 5 ’ Canada Highway. It ‘spans Cake Mixes '"ZT' 95^ Friend^s sent to Ashe at the bank or

V vwiiaaiisfi: EVENING HERA PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. April U. UofH Students On Dean's List Movie Ad Meat Sales Several Manchester .area students are among the 404 full' Liinits time students named to thelaU Called ^PhenomenaV semester 1972 dean’d list h i the Opposed University of Rairtford's GRAN UNION College of Arts and Sciences. Dean’s list students living in By BLAKE ALLISON “ But that’s not all we’re would continue to sell HARTFORD (AP) - AMOcUted Pr«M Writer offering,’’ Carlson added.^ Manchester are Marlynh Blodt We'ue set Iresii meal prices al least 10'^ horsemeat, Carlson replied: Spokesndeti for the newspaper “ Soup shanks are 39 cents h f.WESTBROOK ( A P ) - “ Sales “ I’ll keep it up as long as of 57 Jean Rd.; Barhara E- indttstiry voiced opposition Fimstahl o f 82 Colenian R d.; phenomenal,” said pound. Ground meat Is p r ic ^ possible.” Tuesday to a proposed bill to Kathleen M. Long of 42 ’D r ^ i'a . first horsemeat from 59 cents to 69 cento; a Carlson said he had had no limit .motion picture adver­ Kdnt Carlson, as he pound. We also haVe Dr.; and Nicholas B. Timreck per pnumi beloini our allowable ceiling prices negative reaction to his deci­ tising. porterhouse, sirloin, and of 285 Parker St. summed up his fir tl day’j. sales sion to offer horsemeat to his The MU, which is being con­ Delmonico steaks,” he t^d. Students from other area Tuesday aftinnoon. customers. sidered by the legislature’s rhenlns G Rodman At Grand Union, effective immediately, thru the month towns include Robert K. Raket Carlson made the switch- loe Loesche of Hamden was Howevar, his butcher, Bemie Committee on General Law, of 28B Mt. Vemdn Dr., Vernon; from TClllng beef to horsemeat- oneN>f*CaT4*^ s Gamma Chapter, Alpha Delta □ KW IKM AKE Food Dye Safety S a Mth • purdoM el i s or more ____g BUDGET STRETCHERS □ RIB ROAST S * LM t one VaM ami 14 g t U | | Flesh for this WEEK! Kappa sorority, will meet BUDGiT STRITCHIRS PANCAKE BUHER X O c MIDDLE CUT U.S.D.A. inmmmmmkumhummwimSM REG. OR BUTTERMILK ...... l-LB. PKG. ■ * W CHOICE BEEF ...... LB. 1 .2 9 •V Tfiah MMoai ■ Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the In­ l a i T * Fowl dian Museum, Somers. Later, □ HAMBURGER □ SWEET W MAC, & CHEESE b,0 « □ STEWING BEEF A A C With This L««e M ixes refreshmehbi wiU be served at Cause Concern HELPER U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF CHUCK ..... LB. 1 .3 9 O H Coupon the home of Mrs. Harriet CORN By JOHN STOWELL BETTY COOCKER FLORIDA Federal certification for puri­ S Tomrt no pyrdMM of om to p«o E p a Osborne in Somers. Mrs. 6 0Z. PKG. □ SHOULDER STEAK Associated Press Writer Thick Cut USDA Choica Beef LNKlfPraMi BUDGET STRETCHERS ty was voluntary until 1938, I FRANKFURTSe Catherii.e Warren is cohostess. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF WASHING’TON (AP) - New when it became mandatory for S . wtth a purehOM of f t or more BONELESS...... LB. 1 .6 9 m A Limit one Valid thru A^li M , concern is being expressed the 15 colors then on the list. Flesh Ho Jo Residents of Westhill 45‘ 5 „49" — ^ AMERICAN □ CHUCK FILLET about the safety of synthetic About 50 colors now are cer­ *sssi* Gardq|u and Annex have been food colors as a federal ban Ore* Tiam Hjjp » h Vow Om Ta«y Caaerot, □ SLICES BONELESS STEAK tifiable in the United States, to Biif invited to a card party SWEET CORN □ GRAPEFRUIT IQ c GRAND UNION U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF...... LB. 1 .4 9 which is now in effect against a make strawberries red even Thursday at 7 p.m. in Herr­ GRAND UNION ...... SEEDLESS— INDIAN RIVER...... EA. Z W IND. WRAPPED widely used violet dye recently after cooking, mint-flavored mann Hall of Westhill Gardens. □ VAC PACK 12-OZ. CAN □ CHUCK ROAST □ CARROTS 0% OQc U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF - BLADE .. LB 95* shown to cause cancer. gelatin green, and orangeless Boneless Shoulder “The King of Broils’’ Boneless - Ideal to Broil or Pan Fry Pinochle and setback will be I c ‘ “rhe Violet No. 1 ban should Geman Bologia □ TERI TOWELS FRESH TENDER...... l-LB. PKG. X FOR X w drinks orange. played. a s s o r t e d ...... 3 9 ‘ be a reminder that artificial Even pet food may be CalMW □ ORANGES ^^7a« colorings constitute the single W e d ta Order □ SACRAMENTO colored. 53^ Cube J M id O O The Mayfair Y Club w ill have □ BACON most questionable class of food Batch-by-batch certification a social gathering Thursday at TOMATO JUICE □ CREAM CHEESE EARLY MORN Chopped Ham 'S ! ‘ 1-PT. 2-OZ. CAN ^ FOR □ PASCAL CELERY TEMPTEE-WHIPPED ...... 8-OZ. CONT. 4 3 * l-LB. PKG. additives,” says microbiologist is not required for another class Steaks 10 a.m. at Cronin Hall of Michael F. Jacobson, co­ of colors, including cochineal Turkey Roll Roasted Dark Moat Mayfair Gardens. SWISS KNIGHT director of the Center for □ DEL MONTE PEARS □ which is extracted from the Swiss Cheese XiililwWoaUatPpairttoiiaalDipartwanlinAMSiBiaa □ FRUIT DRINKS ^ qc GRUYERE SLICES...... 6-OZ. PKG. 5 5 * Science in the Public Interest. bodies of insects. A Lenten Worship Service SLICED HALVES I - LB., 13-OZ. C A N 4 9 * 8 9 * AvaitaMe in Stores with Service Dell “ None has been adequately The 1938 law was black and w ill be held tonight at 7:30 at □ LUCKY WHIP □ AVOCADOS oOc 9'/2-0Z. c a n tested,” he said. ‘‘Many TURBOT FILLET m DESSERT TO PPING ...... 5 9 * □ SAUSAGE white on the question of safety, CHARMIN HEINZ Zion Evangelical Lutheran □ TOMATO PASTE CALIFORNIA ...... colorings have been found to forcing the FDA to delist CONTADINA...... 6-OZ. C AN m FOR W W ITALIAN STYLE ...... IB. I Church. PURE PORK. HOT OR SWEET cause rancer or damage to in­ several dyes and threatening \ Fancy l " i ( j □ TOMATO PUREE -*oe ternal organs of the b ^ y.” nearly all because at very high A service of prayer, praise □ PORK LOIN I Inm.ilii CONTADINA...... l-LB., 13-OZ. CAN Man has been dyeing his food dosages they might cause harm BREAKSTONE 4 roll ' 1 ■ RIB END FOR BAR-B-QUE ...... LB. pkqs ■ and Bible study w ill be con­ for thousands of years and, es­ to test animals. 3 ducted tonight at 7:30 at □ MAYONNAISE -»o« pecially in earlier periods, □ PORK CHOPS YOGURT Calvary Church, 647 E. Middle RIB END SHOULDER...... LB. dying as a consequence. The 1960 Color Additives Haddock Fillet nsr VI Tpke. BUDGET STRETCHERS The first colors were Amendment allowed the agency 1 □ PORK CHOP ooc designed to make food more to set safe limits for use, but Scallops ^ n North Manchester AI-Anon COM BINATION...... LB. W W appealing or to promote fraud. □ BAN ROLL-ON LOIN & RIB END & CENTER CHOPS imposed an automatic ban on fam ily group will meet tonight DEODORANT...... l-OZ. CONT. 59* In th e e a r ly 1800s a w o m a n 5 u ' l Red Snapper F'ii.1 99b any dye inducing cancer in man CAMPBELL’S at 8 at the Second m q dropped dead after eating □ ARMOUR 1877 HAM m . or animal. Congregational Church Parish □ CONTAC SMOKED - BONELESS 6-7 LB. AVG. LB. I . pickles,CQlored green with BnHeiiiui 891 COLD CAPSULES ...... 10 IN PKG. 87* house, 385 N. Main St. ’The WATER ADDED copper sulfate, supplied by h e r At least a dozen dyes have ^ 1 Gheiiystoiie Clams Thursday group will meet hairdresser. 71 n. I □ EXCEDRIN We Yvant to do more! □ BOLOGNA been banned pr partially banned ...... 36 IN BTL. tom orrow at 8 p.m. at the EXTRA STRENGTH...... 59* T ,OR LIVERVYURST...... EA. LB. 79* And in 1860 a d ru g g is t since 1919 b^ause of the con­ Amei. Cheese Fish Cakes ^4 1** Sargento Shredded A $■ Pathfinders Club, 102 Norman We are doing more! FAMILY PACK - 3 LBS. OR MORE supplied the color for a troversial supposition that, if St. Alateen al*so meets 4 caterer’s green pudding served m they pose a threat to animals, Nouardla OUli Thursday at 8 p.m. at the at a public dinner. Two guests they’re dangerous to man as I Pathfinders Oub. The groups were killed by the copper 5 well. meet weekly and are open to cRr.n arsenite. The NAS has estimated per friends and relatives of “ It is understandable that at­ AMERICAN FINAST capita consumption of dyes ht VEGETABLES SOUPS problem drinkers. titudes today toward legitimate .012 pounds annually. use of color in foods sometimes Violet No. 1, banned starting POT PIES Zion Evangelical Lutheran reflect the fact that for over 2,- today, had been in use for 22 Crr.am Siyie lui" Church Sunday School staff will 000 years a common purpose of years and, as recently as March Whole Kenc! Cn'n MW Sweel Pej' '''•’ meet tonight at 8:15 at the adding color was to defraud the 1972, received a clean bill of P.-.- Ca:-.,;- church. consumer or to disguise health from the academy but 4 1 adultei'ation,” the National with recommendation for Academy of Sciences said in a further studies. ef ana Aby Brand INTERIOR DEPARTMENT ALL FRUIT FLAVORS SLICED, CHUNKS. CRUSHED IN SYRUP GRADE A' NEW ENGLAND ANY SIZE PACKAGE 1971 report. Jacobson petitioned for the T M e D e t e i m i 83'UdyScoH Oonzi Snacktime Treat STARTS CULTURE OFFICE The Industrial Revolution in dye’s removal but was turned SjbBoxMatiosA aajafdta ii d 18 or More . WASHINGTON (AP) - Sec­ the mid-19th Century spurred down. In the meantime, usage I ^ wvxmmim) Scott retary of the Interior Rogers DOLE PfolEAPPLE FRESH FOW L GROUND BEEF development of more-stable increa^ twentyfold to more Naxwdlmnai Cheese Pizza'« 69^ l-C DRINKS Minute Maid i | * 1 C.B. Morton has announced the coal-tor dyes. The danger of im­ than 33 tons last year for appointment of Miss Pamela WHOLE GROUND purities was not understood and coloring food, drugs, cosmetics Coe to the newly created posi­ PLUS BLUE FOR SOUP CHUCK PLUS BLUE they often were used in­ and meat ink used by Manlschewitz, Horowitz. Margarten B t U C l O V S FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT Grape Jnice 4^1 tion of assistant to the Secre­ STAMPS, TOO! 3 $100 OR FOR ■ STAMPS. TOO! l. 9 9 ‘ discriminately. Agriculture Department tary for Arts and Director of 2 9 < STEWING 4 9 t “ Unfortunately, when they ijr iiS iz i « nwTMMJum Butm iw e mn mtmt Cultural Affairs for the Interior graders and inspectors. .Matzos ezs, bAm* l^ppllS BB sRBsaeiidMl Bsesv ksek aBSfMlss ea svsk Nsa in had a bad batch of textile color Early this year Japan turned n iff weka-w Ml. m m m tM I h. Ml M MUM irtt Mm I. Department. wiffogil they’d sell it to the guy who I FM S w n M i M i I. HM SmomM i Morton said that Miss Coe over to the FDA confidential CefilteFiik r F Red or fier n M i C * — . W miti I i ------»-« 1a w ill serve as his personal repre­ wanted to dye food,” said Keith summaries of two rat-feeding n u n MW oiBK nucY. H m NHnnii iiHM m 81 ■Mr laid ara'alMta aah iha STAMPS \ 15* O FF H. Heine, colors expert in the studies, with strong evidence aanwr hr i M CMk. sentative in dealing with the SO* O FF WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHAH Boncht'iT!- r 3 9 ^ : a bM m |m b M------b natIM g h i HBi |rtw Mb ■ Food and Drug Administration. that Violet No. 1 causes cancer. l * M f M . l r I we ahk M tWI |hnjw i tm . arts pn^rams under Jnterior’s WITH THIS COUPON I OPONC144ME.CAN Lemons firs 6-49’ WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHAH OP Today, as pharmacologists ’The ban poses an immediate jurisdiction. AND PURCHASE OP S-OZ. JAR. O F j 2 9 10-LR. or aO-lR. ROX GRAND UNI and toxicologists refine their and perhaps costly problem for SamgeCaln •“ »59' Among activities to be PLEDGE JnmboColeiy -29’ coordinated through the new techniques, purified derivatives industry, which had made in­ MAXIM FREEZE CONTROLLED of coal tar arq being studied creasing use of the violet dye Arts and Cultural Affairs office I FURNITURE WIIH THIS ITTC 11 WIIH THIS anew to determine if they cause mixed with a relatively new WITH THIS WIIH IHIS wlU be the NaUonal Capital DRIED COFFEE COUPON COUPON 1 1 o n COUPON COUPON I SU D S D ETERG EN T I POLISH cancer, birth defects or genetic color, Red No. 40, to produce a 30' off 25'off 10' off Parks cultural and arts activi- Tawtod parchaia ana 32 k M Tnnira tm la N OM i T v a r i gwetaM OM d M mutations. shade similar to Red No. 2. D ie Ues, Wolf Trap Farm Park, Kennedy Center, Ford’s ’Thea­ COUMNaaaelMMfAMOiM V U P i f S f l l coupon OOOO thru WWIM V S flflfS M COUfONOOOOTNMIMIliM V B F e fiiF COUMNOOOOTNMWUtMM tfUt S FV ii lU l H B f COUPON POODGOOD TINUfMMI RUNANN. M14 f M llf E M .«gU»CW 04 » WNM , A German scientist began the latter has been under strong at­ I >g^U S v | | vV l WONi COUPON NR CMWO— >B gg Tee Job ter, Carter Barron Amphi­ firpt federally funded safety tack by consumer groups. ItMMTtiVManiMril theatre, Sylvan Theater, the In­ testing of coal-tar dyes in 1900. Development of a new dye dian Arts and Crafts program Seven were sdected for listing and safety studies cost a l i ...... and the Bureau of Reclamation TWb advariwiiieirtlllBcMira I4th, N aE Eraiu lliN ii iN iiS iiljilB N WiBtBliBBtBr, Puliiara >»Lower PLilclimCoiMllBBlnllfwYoraB«it|KEtwRBCIiBNRii Rmlt'iiie qiianmiBB of saN H . ", .-/■- 1 J" Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d . Mandmtg. conn.. wii n , un - p y « JWBHTy^w^ >j -'sfS:-:, PAOE TWBaNTY-POUR — MANCHESTER EViSNING HERALD> Manchestfa, C «^ -. Wed., 11,1878 ii p « In ** Stop&Riop is ■'X N 1972 Worst Year \ I S iP li~N *w * \ ■ ■ \ l ^ dh'/rf. NwralMturM Hawaiian Stop&Shop Stop&Shop Stop&Shop d Bjf-aVDKRONWH Peas & Carrots Fo,r Auto Recalls k l "" PlIHCh Cut Greefl Beaiis Cream Style Cora WASHINGTON (AP) - The problem has been reported with February investigations were Cflimd Goods / National Highway Traffic Safe­ , sufficient indications to justify on a possible steering lockup in All Flavors Tha difference Our Grade A S ^ B ty Administration reports 1972 a formal investigation.” Chevrolet Vegas, 1971 through fancy quality— Sehrewitliour between national was the worst year for defec­ The agency said nine in­ 1973; clutch cable breakage In highest Quality VH i s k H own Daisy donuts brands and tive autombbUe. recalls, and vestigations were started in International Harvester, Co. Stop&Shop, available. O I H can H for a delic­ Why pay more? H then announced its own January ^ February. Scouts, 1970 through 1973; ious after is the money program of reporting on possi­ For Jiitnuary, the agency windshield wiper problems in school snack. you save. ble safety-related vehicle listed five investigations: Into Mercury Capris, 1970 through “ ToaumrawPitt ■ "fSPSy® 5-8V defects. the deterioration of passenger- 1973, and gas tank .leakage In ...... ,\ y The agency said it would list side seat belts in some some Harley Davidson motor­ w s u ssn s m w m » In loolooial times the co Io -' each month new possible Volkswagens because of con­ cycles over an unspecified nlsta did twt have television or w w w a w M M iy defects to “ alert American con­ tact with battery acid; a fire number of years. SPECIALS THUM., PRL,, * telephones to communicate poach sumers to vehicle safety hazard in the 1972 Pontiac Wilson said hi's agency would Stock Up and ^ave at These ' with one another. But they did Stop&Shop Stop & Sheip i l ’' problems at the earliest possi­ Grand Prix; an improperly attempt to determine \yhether a have other effective means to B& M Baked Coiitadina halves 1; > get their messages to the I ble moment, just as soon as we torqued brake pedal shaft nut in vehicle defect caused the believe they are serious enough 1972 Dodge light trucks; cracks problems under investigation. p ^ e . . Medium Peas FreflchS^Be^ )thU8, the second stamp of Pea Beans Tomato Puree to justify our formal in­ in a rear suspension equalizer The agency said t£it, for LOW LOW PRICES Family WOM Ups year’s opmmemoration of ]■ vestigation.” beam on various 1972 vehicles 1972, automobile manufac­ favorite at a C ^ m die Bicentei^al of the Ameri­ James E. Wilson, acting ad­ manufactured by the Hen­ turers recalled more than 12 Try a lunch Marvelous low price... y H h ministrator of the federal safe­ drickson Manufacturing Co.; million vehicles for correction can'Revolution features “ Post­ time budget for your U*ST QUAUlVI luscious ■ ty agency, said, however, that and an air brake hose problem of safety-related defects, the HICKORY SMOKED ing a Broad^de” to illustrate stretcher.. .hot cooking needs. addition to ■ - baked bean Acupboard an investigation of a problem in some 1972 vehicles made by greatest number for any annual the vital role this system of cmgreeT your steak ^ ■ communication played during sandwich with stocking dinner. B i did not mean a defect existed, Superior Coach Division. period. WHOLE HAMS ketchup. value. “ only that a safety-related those days. The Scenter is one beans of four adhesives in the series P ^ . l\ i!' on the theme “ The Rise of the ''*1 4 Spirit of Independence^” S t o p & S h o p Chef Boy-Rre-Dee The horizontal stamp will be Snow’s li issued April 13 at Atlantic City, Beef Ravieli a y . N.J., in conjunction with the Peach Halvias Clam Chowder o r i f Cut as desireil Into Roast m il Cantor SRcos , South Jersey Philatelic Exhibi- Sliced CaiTots For the dieters. • ■ E . . C Cheese $ 4 Serve NEW ENGLAND STYLE. Boys and girls.favorite k ^ ■ ‘ frf tlbu (SOJEX). serve with cot- #1 U « B r v Mrs. Jan Preli, left, president of the Hebron Junior Women’s Club, previews some of the ;lazed carrots Tastes almost like u « $ 1 tagt cheese. ^B^e . . . just heat and serve. n B I Draicted is a group of people or a different «;*cant 1 homemade. CMt items to be exhibited at the fair Saturday. Mrs. Mary O’Brien, center, and Mrs. Barbara WHOLE PORK LOIN^ Watching a broadside being vegetable. 3 Lukens, are town of the exhibitors. (Herald photo by Emt) placed on a wall. Across the ? bottom in red is “ The Rise of 6 When the fanoi^ WIN the Spirit of Independence,” H e b r o n with the logo of the American ‘ gathers forthe Seder... Revolution Bicentennial Com- , U.S,D,A, Choice ^'Quality-Protected ” Beef! ( ft- mission at the right. Upper < a y right in blue is “ U.S. 8c.” ^CulM M iggjdta^^ These broadsides, or wall Fair Saturday At Rham p o s t^ , appeared throughout You naturally want everything to be just perfect. At ■ ti the ooloides to keep the in­ Stop ft Shop you'll find practically everything you '-if nera. All our Passover foods bear the (Q) seal. to senior girls at Rham High FLORIDA OVEN PREPARED habitants aware of the news of Graham of Hebron, gem stones ANNE EM T the times. Most were propa­ and rocks and sterling jewelry. School with good scholastic :;i' Correspondent ganda efforts to aid the cause of Also, Bonnie Kelley of Coven­ achievements and a financial Tel. 228-3971 RID ROAST the revolution. try, silk screenings and note need. Recipients were Lorrie Twenty-nine exhibitors have Collectors interested in flrst- paper; Mary Ann O’Brien and Kropp, who is now attending reserved booth space for the day cancellations may send Barbara Lukens, painted ox tin Southern Connecticut State Junior Women’s Club annual thrir requests to “ Broadside and wood; Potpourri of Hebron, College, and Mary Zachmann, VACATION Spaghetti‘P::pir3'^-85’ Arts and Craft Fair Saturday Stamp, Postmaster Atlantic a mixture of crafts; and Lucille who is attending Manchester $119lb . from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Rham 1ST 4TH City, N.J. 06401.” Enclose the Community College. High School, Rt. 85, Hebron. Wibberts of Andover, sewing prop^ remittance (8 coits per MmitiHi Tomatoes-^39’ Rib Steak and crochet. ,, In addition, last year’s The fair will be held indoors cove^) in money order. Re­ Bone In si in the cafeteria and the club has Other crafts that will be on proceeds were used to purchase BONELESS KLMONICO quests' must be ^ te d no later MaxweN House H arranged for the sale of ham­ display include slate etching, trees for the Hebron and Gilead than April IL Treat the family at leathergoods, milk can crafts, Hill Elementary Schools and to At The Jolly Roger Motel, burgers, coffee and cold drinks OR CLUB STEAKS this low price... Make Stop & Shop for lunch. A small donation will state etchings, three dimen­ make donations to each school’s Moshe Cohen, Israel’s Direc­ Dow Ovefl deauer ir99’ let them eat steak. your garden headquarters. be charged for admission. sional sculpture, enameled library for the purchase of Fort Lauderdale tor of Posts, is making a sp ecif When you buy our Area exhibitors who will be copper clocks and stain glass books and to the Hebron trip to this country to aiqiear at BeacoR Wax "Quality-Protected’’ Upright and displaying their wares are Gail windows. Ecologists for Less Pollution. ^ 9 9 a United Jewish Appeal dinner ’beef you know that your Akerlind of Hebron, plaques; Proceeds The club hopes to be able to of tribute for stamp collectors dinner will be a success. Capriland of Coventry, herbs Proceeds from the fair go to continue its scholarship fund lb . in New York City on April 12. It lUax'ffi'Detei^eiit i»49’ Spreading Yews from this year’s p ro e m s as is part of the Israel 25tb an­ and wreath kits; Marie Durling the worthwhile community Six year old prime stock. weell as to be able to make niversary celebration. Leading of Coventry, cake decorations projects. Last year the club Coronet°~-‘Napkiiisr35’ Balled and bagged, root pruned. ^ ea. and sugar molds; Everett presented two $150 scholarships other worthwhile donations. EAST U.S. stamp dealers and phila­ (Bone In) 99?b SiRLOiN TIP telists will be on hand for the California Chuck Roast OF occasion. Reyflold’s W r a p 69’ Rhododendron Shnibs (Bone In) ' Native grown and they'll thrive. W A a . l l t’snewert “ hingeless Beautiful addition to your p # * 0 9 Blade Cut Chuck Roast landscape. Sub Rescue System THE !'■ bum” iu f w the jitHitage stailips - CladsMpBags R O A S T BEEF of Frmice.’ This album is dl- _ Rvg. WL 17<^ ■». vided into two volumes. Volume Preserves s -3 9 ’ Delmoinco Steaks (Boneless Rib Eye) ^21? Rose Bushes... Schedule Lagging I,'\which'contiins spaces for Two years old. Hybrid Tea D Q v iuues. from 1849 to 1960, is de- RIVER C henies stop ft Stwp 16 oz jar and other. An outstanding value. ^ V ea. si^ ed for the classics coUec- Cube Steak Chuck US.EXA. Choice By FRED S. HOFFMAN sub had bottomed above its leave the mother craft and ipr. Volume II accommodates Select Rose Bushes *139 4 1 1 9 the more recent FYench issues AP Military Writer “ collapse depth” of about 1,200 make its way to the vessel in Whola Paokar Cut — Tw Oai Vlasic»"Piddes 49 os lor from 1961 to 1972. ^ (Chuck) Summer WASHINGTON (AP) - Ten feet. trouble, mating with that sub-1 SMobi Till Roafti A lonaloss Boneless Blade Steak Floweriiig Bulbs 79LI Volume I hingeless sells for years after the first loss of a Navy engineers said it would marine’s rescue hatch. Sirloin Tip ~ * ■ lb. DOG FOOD $75 while Volume II costs wWi Bwl Owsfci Perennials 49! U.S. nuclear submarine, the have b ^ n difficult to bring men The rescue sub is designed to I MEIIBER Laddie Boy $59.50. M US.DJ^. Choice 99t Navy still lacks a modern, back alive from below 300 feet. carry 24 survivors at a time • • • Short Ribs of Beef worldwide system for rescuing Two weeks after the’Thresher back to the mother submarine. I No Purchase Nbcessary Great Britain issues five new Rival Dog Food sailors trapped undersea. was lost, the Navy assembled a This scenario still holds in the | Al Our Dairy Depi. stW ps in April as a tribute to Our Labels tell the Story at Stop & Shop! A new system is being tested, special study group and handed planning, but the scaleddownj BOTTOM ROUNO B ritl^ explorers. David Liv- but it won’t be ready for the it the urgent mission of resources makes the task more | OFFICERS DIRECTORS ingstone and Sir Henry Morton W F Frozen Food Buys fleet until mid-1974, about four recommending modern rescue difficult. TOP NOTCH BIO DISCOUNT FOODS MARLBOROUGH COUNTRY BARN wHh Eye of Round Stanley, explorers of Africa, Bl Mrs. Hibeifs Sale! years behind schedule. And it Instead of six rescue subs I methods and mechanisms. 700 BURNSIDE AVENUE North Main Street, Marlborough, Conn. ' YrHl be featured on two 3-pence g p Margarine will not become global before Nothing could be dune to help positioned at three home ports, | PERFORMANCE PLUS East Hartford, Conn. Stamps. Sir Frances Drake is 244 Broad Street, Manchester, Conn. AVO. WaMM 25.30 Hit. SwansoHT.V.DiRners 1978 at the earliest. men inside submarines sunk in there will be only two stationed | Indndoo W M Eyt ^ on tte 5 pence. Sir Walter Even then, because of cost, the very deep oceans, like the at a single port, San Diego. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD COACHLITE DINNER THEATER Raleigh is highlighted on the Fried chicken, Frash liroiiNl Bcitf Bissau Straet Manchester. Conn. Main Street, Warehouse Pt„ Conn. ofRoond, Rinap Roost, turkey, chopped the rescue force will be much Thresher and later, in 1968, the These two rescue subs are I 7 1/2 pence. Charles Sturt, ex- A Kraft American Singles 75’ WATKINS BROS., INC. FITZGERALD FORD Sw itt Sloahs, Cabo MI 9 sirloin. Just smaller and spread thinner than Scorpion, which went down in now undergoing tests and will| plorer of Australia, is seen on Regular Not to Exceed 28% fat Swiss Cheese stop a Shop ■wasr' 59 ' 935 Main Street, Manchester, Conn. 100 Windsor Avenue, Rockville, Conn. heat serve. ' 4 originally planned. This will the mid-Atlantic. become operational about June, | TURNPIKE TV AND APPLIANCES Roond. the 9 pence. A previous set hon- ■ 4 9 ^ Our most economical ground beef. make it harder to reach the But the experts believed that 1974. J.D. REAL ESTATE CO., INC. oring explorers of England was Great for spaghetti, chilli and Hoods Cottage Cheese 2-lbcup 7 9 ’ 618 Center Straet, Manchester, Conn. Middle Turnpike, Manchester, Conn. Birds Eye Tiny Tender Peas 3 ISli? 89’ scene of a remote submarine Instead of 24 mother sub-1 casseroles. A tasty budget stretcher. Sun Glory Orange Juice WffoNmcoiioii 5 9 ' subs were most likely to get WINF/CBS RADIO DAIRY QUEEN i-eleased in February. Taste O'Sea Fish Cakes 2 89’ disaster in time to save the into trouble when traveling in marines, there will be only 15 tc | 242 Broad St.. Manchester. Conn. I Britain does have something ' l b Manchester, Conn. Taste O'Sea Srafood Platter IS 69’ crew. relatively shallow water off spread around the world. Right | YOUR QIFT GALLERY JOHNSON FREDERICK SHOES \ to dieer about on July 4. Two Lean Ground Beef '’m r ' ’ 1.05ib At Our Bakery Dept Rear Adm. W.N. Dietzen Jr., seacoasts and in approaches to now, the Navy has only twc| Main Street, Manchester, Conn. 881 Main St., Manchester, Conn. SIRLOIN 'stamps will be issued on that g p the project boss, explained the ports. Here, they felt, lay the modified subs for this purpose [ date hailing the 250th birthday Frozen From New Zealand delays by saying the original greatest danger of collision The full 15 will not be available | DoGEMMIS PYROFAX GAS CO. of the famous painter Sir Josh- p g B in ^ y e Orange Juice PLAIN or Rt. 5, So. Windsor, Conn. schedule was overly optimistic. with surface ships and malfunc­ at least until 1978. HOUSE OF CLOTHING HIP ua Reynolds. start your OVEN SUGAR Donuts 2450 Main St. ■K “ We kept, stubbing our toe on tions during diving exercires As originally conceived, the I ZAHNER’S MEN’S SHOP mk day with QIastonbury, Conn. First-day cities for the up- READY lb Our own delicious donuts... technology,” Dietron said. Cost and trials. six-rescue sub program with 2‘ \ Main Street, Rockville lots of Whole Lamb Legs forecasts also proved to be The upshot of the study was a mother subs would have beei j OF BEEF coming memorial stamps bon- Vitamin C. perfect for coffee time snack. 3'S irl with FuH Tonderloinz, you got 8-10 oring Presidents Harry S Tru- w W overly optimistic. recommendations for construc­ able to bring off a rescue withii | H oney W h ea t Bread stops shop 3 . ^ * 1 The Navy’s first firm es­ tion of six small, specially 24 hours of a disaster. But witt | man and Lyndon B. Johnson Birds Eye Broccoli Spears 3 iSS 89’ have been announced by the N P timate for a system built designed rescue submarines, the force sharply reduced, th< I Howard Johnsons *^39’ Stop & Shop Pineapple Pie 2 I1 ? * 1 around six small rescue sub­ tough enough to survive nearly thinking now is in terms of a 501 U.S. Postal Service. SHORT As expected, the Truman QW ‘3?39’ Sole starts Monday, AprU 9 thru Sot, April 14 Wa retervo the right to limit quantWai. M aple W a ln u t Cake aiaoaitw»ia«ptf 5 9 ' marines came to $139 million in a mile deep. hour rescue period. Downyflake French Toast stamp will be rdeased in Inde- 1965. It vaulted to about $350 Obviously, the experts were Dietzen claims the system! CHARTER MEMBERS pendoice. Mo., on May 8. The Deli-Hul specials Sell Service Deli million within four years. preparing for the time when ad­ even in its limited form, wil LOINOF Johnson tribute will be at Aus- Buttererest Bread The bigger-than-expected vanced combat subs would be represent a worldwide rescu<| CLARKE INSURANCE AGENCY Ore-lda Deep Fries AviiibllitlUtvivHaiawvlwDdL tin, Tex., on Aug. 27. Both will p | price coupl(^ with the Vietnam able to cruise at such depths. capability. 237 East Center St.. Manchester, Conn. ELMORE’S STAND Yah Yah Sliced White ik»$ * | be 8 centers. Crinkle Cut French Fries ‘ Nepco SUCH* Cold Cuts lams War’s budget demands, led to a The 50-foot rescue subs would capt.'Nicholson says that th> I VERNON NATIONAL BANK 454 Ellington Rd.. South Windsor, Conn. Our own... made with butter. ® Avg. WL 25-30 Nis. M ay 8 is the 89th anniversary a Freezer stocking special 24 « p&Shop Cole Slaw Vernon, Conn. severe cutback in the scope of be kept in readiness at three “probability of success goe | GLOBE TR A v k SERVICE OF Y o u g e t 10 -12 Portorhouso Stoaks with full of ’Truman’s birth while the N P on a family favorite. pk| Bologna, PftP, luncheon, 8 « 3 FOUNDERS PLAZA SHELL From Our Own Kitchens 0 the rescue system. U.S. homeports on the Atlantic down rapidly after 24 hours.” MANCHESTER tandarlolns. Aug. 27 date would have been 3 9 ’ olive and mock chicken loaf. pkg Health & Beauty Aids “ The Navy decided we Pitkin and Darlin SL, East Hartford, Conn Tastes just like homemade. lb and Pacific coasts, and 555 Main St., Manchester, Conn. the 65th for LBJ. Eggo Frozen Waffles u« .n 39* 39 couldn’t afford that expensive a probably in Hawaii. CUNLIFPS AUTO BODY Route 83, Vernon SUDS a SISSORS Lean Nepco Extra Mild Franks ifi 99' firehouse,” said Capt. William Birds Eye Orange Plus •« “" 49' Stop & Shop Chicken Salad mb 7 9 ' Noxzenia-x-SIdn Cream V *1 eWhen word of a submarine ' DURA CLEANING Post Road Plaza, vernon. Conn. N. Nicholson, who managed Ue House Committee Sara Lee Pecan Coffee Cake 8 9 ' V4n>59' Nepco All Beef Franks \& *1X)9 Body All Deodorant socan *i disaster was flashed front 25 Jordt Street, Manchester, Conn. ATWOOD’S GARAGE W (® L D A ^ ^ Bavarian Bimogna project for about seven years anywhere in the world, a rescue Clears Jobs Bill Rt. 30, Vernon Nepcoe&Comed Beef oStt&t »*139 Every Night Shampoo»mffi1in&. *1 before retiring. 6R0UND BEEF Nepco Pastrami mb 8 9 ' craft would be moved by truck 8-lb, lota But even the present cmcept, WASHINGTON (AP) - Th I Winners To Be Announced Deutchmachbr Knockwurst 0*1.19 to a nearby airfield. ~ Over WINF/RadIo Cool Whip SwIm Ib Sea Food Favorites limited to only two rescue subs, There, Uie little sub and its House Education and Labo | Extra Lean x BIRDSEYE Jarlsburg Swiss Cheese 0 * 1 3 9 doesn’t come cheap. It is priced supporting gear would be Committee Tuesday approved currently at about $221 million. two-year, $4.S-billion extensio 1230 on the dial, May 26, 27, 28 For all your fancy loaded separately into three desserts. P* n lR k m iw s It was the sinking of the huge Air Force C141 transport of a public service employmer | CMUND CHUCK 9 9 '^ Slop & Shop Kilcliens Fleinder Hllets >**■ *1? Mexican nuclear-powered submarine program the Nixon administn 4 9 ’ planes and flown to a port 8-lb: lota , W r W F S l aMtnmn $4 Peeled & DevelnedShrimp '^**329 Juicy Thresher off New England on nearest the scene of the trouble. tion wants to eliminate. amaam^n^^mm^mam^ammammasarn BreyerSiiJlri Ice Cream VkOaUMChi. A .0 9 14 m E E C summartbna April 10, 1963 that jolted the The program, launched tw pks 9 9 Cooked Haddock Fillets goodnassata More than 50 foreign ports Sara Lee Butter Streusel nwwpite 8 9 ' Cheese Lasagna lowprica. Navy into realizing that its sub years ago over admlnistratio TOWN SHOW Extra, Extra Loan Seafood Stuffing 5 9 ' already have been earmarked Hendries Super Assortment ^ 99' Macaroni & Cheese 3 U S 'l SsiSth V. rescue equipment was seriously for this purpose. Navy officials opposition, authorizes funds fc I THUaSDAY outdated. say they are confident the state and local communities ! | As it turned out, the-Thresher help them create jobs for tk I 9:06 A.M. to 10 A.M. 6R0UND ROUND government involved will I 8rlb. Iota and her crew of 129 men sank in cooperate. unemployed. It is due to expii Mayor’s Roport - - M B lb. Lola Buy 1 Get 1 FREE I Recently a member of 8,400 feet of water, so far down Meanwhile, a nuclear- -June 30. The two-year extensic | S a v e S a v e 60* with Ma coupon on an eo ct ban the Zurich Canton Parlia­ S a v e IS* S a n re 7* wWi tMf coupon on a 16M oz phi wHh IMa coupon on a ao n> baa Kitty Salmon tEaCrt Food that her hull was believed to powered attack submarine, was approved 21 to 12. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Wed., April 11, 1973 - PAGE ’TWENTY-SEVEN PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., April 11. 1973 Basketball His Life^ Three Classic Displays Herald Angle In Baseball Futility Seen By Earl Yost 365 Days of the Year NEW YORK (AP) — “There’s nothing funny about Padres-Giants Sporte Editor By Dean Yost mixed feelings about it. We losing.” — Gene Mauch, April 10, 1973. San Diego’s pitching was funny enough in the first inning lost and that took the glamor Perhaps not, but Mauch’s Montreal Elxpos, the San Basketball, 365 days a when the Giants used Ekl G o o ^ n ’s bases-loaded triple away from it,” Whelton Diego Padres, the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Texas year for the past six years. and Juan Marichal’s two-run double to score six times. The noted. Ray LaGace holds the Rangers were sights to betold Tuesday night. It may sound impossible or fielders got into the act in the second — the Giants added a top mark of 42 while Tim In classic displays of baseball futility, the Expos lost to run on shortstop Enzo Hernandez’ throwing error — and ridiculous but it’s not if your i V Kearns netted 41 points. If the Philadelphia Phillies 7-5, the Padres were crushed by the rest of the infield brought the house down in 'the Tourney Shift in Works name happens to be Joe Whelton has another out­ the San Francisco Giants >1-2, the Dodgers bowed to the Look for the CIAC Basketball Tournament finals being Whelton, who at thd age of seventh. standing offensive season in Houston Astros 4-3 in 12 innings and the Rangers were With two runners aboard via singles, first baseman Nate shifted froin the University of Connecicut to the Veterans 17 is still refining his game 1973-74 he could possibly go mauled by the Kansas City Royals 12-1. In a relatively Colbert, second baseman Dave Roberts and third baseman Coliseum in New Haven next March. It appears to be only that brought him an All- over the 1,000 point plateau. well-play^ contest, the California Angels beat the Dave Hilton booted successive ground balls for a couple of a formality- for the CIAC membership to approve such a State Class L selection as a Kearns holds the school Minnesota ’Twins 4-2. runs and Bobby Bonds followed witlr a two-run single. move...Agnes Claughsey, former N^chester women’s junior at East Catholic mark with 1,142 markers Six other games were postponed by a combination of duckpin Irawling champ, now residing in Hebron, is the High. •O'- while LaGace is second best snow and cold weather — Oakland at Chicago, Baltimore early leader in the W omm’s Singles Division of the “The desire to keep im­ Astros’Dodgers at 1,086. at Detroit and Boston at Milwaukee in the American National Duckpin Tournament in Newington. proving is Joe’s attitude,” In a manner reminiscent of their old Brooklyn days, the League and Chicago at Pittsburgh, Cincinnati at Atlanta Mrs.Claughsey rolled 160, 143, 132 for 43b. She stands se­ commented his varsity Dodgers ran into three outs on the basepaths and finally Busy in Summer and New York at St. Louis in the National. cond in the Women’s All-Events...Chris Blake is handling basketball coach, Stan lost to Houston when rookie relief pitcher Jim Crawford In the summertime, the scoring and writeups for the Manchester Community Ogrodnik. “ He has tremen­ drilled a two-out double off ex-Astro George Culver in his Whelton keeps busy by Expos’Phils College baseball team this spring...New additions to the dous potential. Some people first time at bat in the major leagues to score John playing the East Hartford Manchester Chapter of Approved Baseball Umpires are think he has reached his The Expos pulled their comedy act in the third inning Edwards from first base. R ec high school league and One Happy Ranger Player j Ed Dennis, Pat Sherman, Bill Troy and Joe Juliano. Troy, peak, but really scoring when the Phillies scored four runs, three of them un­ senior league, with &e likes former East Catholic athlete, has given up coaching as a points isn’t the biggest thing Goalie Ed Giacomin Shouts With Joy J earned. Rangers-Royals of Eddie Griffin and Spider pastime and will turn to officiating... Jimmy Piersall is with him. He does It star-ted innocently enough with walks to Mike Ryan The Rangers’ mound staff helped dedicate Kansas City’s Bennett. Also he competes back in organized baseball as a manager with the everything so well. He and Denny Doyle and Steve Carlton’s run-scoring single. new $43 million stadium by pitching batting practice for at Charter Oak Park with 7 Orangeburg Cardinals in the Class A Western Carolina handles pressure, passes off Bruins Eliminated But when center fielder Jorge Roque threw the ball past the Royals, including a two-run homer and two-run single the Eagles’ squad in the League. Hoyt Wilhelm, the long-time knuckleball relief and probably the biggest third base, Doyle also scored and Carlton reached second, by John hfayberry, doubles by Amos Otis, Fred Patek, Town’s Senior Loop. a pitcher with several teams, will also manage in the same asset is that he controls the “"il He didn’t stop there, continuing on to third when catcher Cookie Rojas and Keith Marshall and a triple by Otis. Whelton has attended only loop, handling Greenwood for the Atlanta Braves. middle on our fast break. John Boccabella let third baseman Bob Bailey’s throw get one basketball camp, that Joe is probably the best through for another error. Carlton stayed put on Larry Angels-Twins being the Hilltop Clinic at Herald photo by Oflara Bowa’s infield hit but scored when Bailey fielded Cesar Rhubarb Season Starts guard at East who can han­ ’The Angels and Twins stuck to baseball. Bill Singer, East. Two years ago, he was Finest Came Gymnastic Team at East Catholic High Tovar’s grounder and fired wildly to the plate. Deron John­ dle the fastbreak.” making his AL debut, scattered six bUs and fanned 10 The schoolboy and college baseball season has hardly named the Most Valuable son’s sacrifice fly completed the riotous inning and Willie started and already several peculiar calls by umpires have Whelton, who came to while Bobby Valentine hit a two-run single. Nothing much Player. “He’ll be helping \Peg Conklin, team captain, leaps high off balance Maccarone, Maureen Norton, Mary Marziola, Deb Bat- Montanez put the game out of reach with a two-run homer been reported. East as a freshman, but in the way of humor there. out this season in a instruc­ M a m , as East Catholic High gymnastic members tas, Maryellen Casalino, Beth Egan, Debbie Rand and in the fifth. One took place last Saturday when East Catholic never played a minute with Of Campaign ting capacity,” Ogrodnik, watch, left to right, Donna Brown, Sheila Connolly, Mary Ordway. motored to Montville to play St. Bernards. the ninth grade squad, can one of the instnictors at the Elaine Woodcock, Anita Roto, Madelyn Roto, Terry With a runner on first and two balls on the batter, the be seen practicing all the camp pointed out. BOSTON (AP) — For the past two years, Emile Francis next pitch was wide of the plate. The batter, thinking it time. ‘ ‘ I really like com­ and his New York Rangers have had to play the defending was ball four, started for first cuid the base runner took off Quiet World of Tommy Aaron petition,” the ever-smiling Stanley Cup champions in the quarterfinals. Both times T h e for second. Tlie latter was then waved back to first and a Always Practicing star stated. ” The best the R ogers have won, but fail^ to go on and claim the protest was lodged that the runner’s manuever was “ He is always somewhere player I probably ever went coveted cup. perfectly legal, in fact a stolen base. He was allowed to re­ shooting,” Ogrodnik added. against would be Johnny “ Last year we played Mon­ were outhustled. ’The Ran^ert Golden State Beat Stondingsl Shattered By Lifetime Dream main on second but the batter was called back to home, “ After school, he’s outside E]gan. I learned a lot from treal in the first round and it skated and hustled. They which was correct. ^ practicing. If it rains, he’s him at Hilltop when he was was a tough one,” Francis said wanted this game.” American League GAINESVILLE, Ga. (AP) — The quiet world of goU’s weather to greet their latest hero along a three-mile Also, in the same game, with a runner on second, an in­ inside. On the weekends he instructing. He showed me ’Tuesday after the Rangers Guidolin reserved sp^al perennial bridesmaid has been shattered in the fulfillment parade route, part of a “Welcome Home Tommy Day” field roller down the third base line was played to first. comes back here to shoot, or some moves, no one else in eliminated Boston 6-3 in the praise for Ed Giacomin,'the Snow and Lakers East of Tonuny Aaron’s lifetime dream—a Masters cham­ celebration hastily planned by the Gainesville Chamber of The base ump cried out, “ Safe.” and the plate ump ruled at night in cold weather, the state can do.” fifth game of the best-of-seven Ranger goalie who played all W L Pet GB safe. Naturally, voices were raised. The two umps con­ he’s at the Charter Oak series. “ This year we bad five games. NEW YORK (AP) — Milwaukee o ff a Milwaukee comeback and Boston 3 0 1.000 pionship. ^ Commerce. “ They got great goaltending helping the Warriors to the victory. The 36-year-old slow-talking Georgian earned a lifetime ferred and cam e up with an out decision, which went courts. He is always accom­ Picked Up Pointers Boston. Each year we had to General Manager Wayne Embry had Baltimore 2 0 1.000 Vi “ My phone% been ringing Off the wall,” the curly-haired against East. panied with a basketball, push the Stanley Cup cham­ from Giacomin all through the the right idea when he tried to have Clyde Lee had 21 points and 16 Cleveland 2 1 .667 1 Aaron said ’Tuesday. “I’ve never had to worry about invitation to the Masters—one of the four major tests of This past weekend, Hank Majlinger, who has been turning out one winning w ork in g on his pions by the wayside.” ' series,” Guidolin said. “ Hp was Game 5 of the Bucks’ National rebounds for Golden State. Detroit 1 1 .500 IVi having an unlisted number like some of the fellows in the golfing greatness—when he fired a four-under-par 68 in Whelton went to the Univer­ the big man for their club.” team after another for 25 years at Central Connecticut, weaknesses,” the coach Boston had finished the Basketball Association playoff series The Bucks, down by as many as 18 Milwaukee 0 2 .000 2Vi larger cities, but it’s beginning to look like I might have to Monday’s rain-delayed final round to record a one Stroke sity of Hartford to watch regular f^ational Hockey New York led 3-2 after the reported this play. remarked. postponed.. ^ points, fought back to take the lead New York 0 4 .000 3Vz get one now.” victory over J. C. Snead. P r o v id e n c e ’ s E rn ie League season in second place first period when Bruce 1 A Central player hit a iong drive to the outfield. The Always on the move, the 5- F o rce d to play the game in with just over two minutes left. But Aaron, a 14-time runnerup with only one American vic­ “ It’s difficult to describe my feelings,” he said. “ It is DiGregorio play. “ Just from in &e East Division, behind MacGregor broke the tie. Near defensive man caught the ball, just as it was clearing the 11, 165-pound athlete is so Madison, Wis., after being evicted Mahdi Abdul-Rahman’s layup Chicago tory in 13 years on the pro tour, was the center of attention the dream of a lifetime. My wife, my family, my friends watching him,” Whelton Montreal and ahead of New the end of the second, Walt fence. The ball dropped out of his glove, and over the busy playing basketball Tkaczuk got his fourth of the from their home court by a realtors restored Golden State’s edge and then Kansas City .750 Vi in this north Georgia city of 40,000. have stood by me so long, through so many failures, maybe said, “I picked up some York. However the standings fence. The ump ruled it a putout instead of a home run. hours on end, that in the apparently meant little to New series and New York pulled uhow, the Bucks asked for the delay Barry’s layup made it 98-95. Jon Minnesota .750 % Thousands lined the streets in unseasonably cold this is a way of paying them back.” A things that I want to try out summertime he wears out a York. away. when a snowstorm prevented them McGlocklin cut the lead to a single California .500 1 .000 2 pair of sneakers in three when I practice today.” “ I look at it not as what they “ The fourth goal put the from reaching their impromptu home point with one minute left but Kareem Texas “ I have a lot of fun playing Oakland .000 2Vi weeks. didn’t do, but what we did,” damper on us,” said Boston for a workout. Abdul-Jabbar missed a hook shot in Usual Spring Weather basketball. By laughing and Tuesday’s Games The Ad No One Else Can Run. . . I asked, if the sneakers Herald photo by Bucelviciua Francis said. “ Today was our goalie Ed Johnston, who had Golden State beat the snow into .the final 20 secmds. Lee grabbed the Kansas City 12, Texas 1 14 Inches UNIROYAL ZETA MILEAGE GUARANTEE** wear out, how about the Joe Whelton joking around on &e court, finest game of the year. If we replaced starting net minder Ntadisoh and held a two-hoiir practice. rebound and Barry’s two foul shots it helps me to relax and also Ross Brooks at the start of the California 4, Minnesota 2 Cuts Schoolboy Slate basketball? Whelton replied, play the same way we did It must have helped, because the settled the issue. BOSTON (AP) — The If you don’t gat the mileage stated on the sidewall (M equals thou­ to get rid of my temper, if tonight, we can beat anybody.” second because of a groin in­ Baltimore at Detroit, ppd Boston Red Sox decided to sand) or tire falls for any reason other than willful abuse or collision, “ I go through about two or sophomore we decided he Warriors knocked off t^e Bucks l(X)-97 Golden State can finish the series your chartered Zeta deater will give you a credit against the play. Whelton had 16 assists something I did went New York now meets the jury to the rookie Brooks. Oakland at Chicago, ppd stay in town Tuesday after the By Dean Yost The April 27 tilt will be moved three a summer.” with a victory at home Friday night. WHY? purchase of a new Zeta tire of same ty|M or repair punctures at no could do the job and moved in one outing during this past Chicago Black Hawks in the “ A goal like that was hard on Tue^ay night to take a 3-2 lead in Boston at Milwaukee, ppd Milwaukee Brewers called to Every year it’s the same old to Bristol. wrong,” he added. Los, Angeles gets the same chance in charge. Credit will equal price you pald'multiplled by percentage of ,. P Whelton began playing him into a starting guard campaign. Also another semifinals. Chicago won its the guys after they bad held their best-of-7 quarter-final. Only games scheduled say their field was covered Every one of our Ures Is stated mileage you did not obtain.Credit will be applied against the ' story, the last two weeks of Other schools forced to post­ Sometime between the competitive basketball at St. position along with senior record the junior Western Division quarterfinal them scoreless most of the In the only other NBA game played Chicago the same night. Wednesday’s Games with fourteen inches of snow. priced low. Zeta Quarantee Base Price (national adjustment base ap­ March are nice and sunny; and pone contests due to the court and school, Whelton Mary’s School in East Hart­ Ken Tomczuk. He started all backcourter holds is the ’Tuesday by downing St. Louis 6- period,” Johnston continued. Tuesday ni^t, Los Angeles defeated ’The Lakers ripped the Bulls with Baltimore (Palmer 0-0) at But it still will be “ play proximating actual prices). Dealer may add small charge lor ser­ the baseball teams get in a lot elements - were Suffield- finds time to study and Every ..one Is mileage vices he performs In replacing tire. Tires and related vehicle con­ ford and in the summer 24 games as a sophomore J. Steve Vickers, who scored Chicago 123-102 to take a 3-2 lead in Jerry West contributing 36 points. Detroit (Fryman 0-0) hall” for the Red Sox. of practice. Then the week of Ellington, Bolton-Bacon, Vinal foul-accuracy mark hitting carries a solid B average as guaranteed.* ditions must be properly maintained and tires brought In lor free 5,- Bep Guidolin, the man who three goals for toe Rangers in Chicago had wiped out an 18-point Cleveland (Perry 1-0) at Kan­ Manager Eddie Kasko 000 mile rotations and check-ups for mileage portion of guarantee the season opener, it begins to Tech-Covent^, and Cromwell- months at Martin Park. “ I and then played all 23 games 86.2 per cent of his tosses. that best-of-7 series. a student. He is also the took over the Bruins’ reins Tuesday’s game, said the sas City (Busby 0-1), N scheduled intrasquad games Every day of Oie year. to apply. Guarantee Booklet required for Mileage and Road Hazard rain, fields are flooded, and R h a m . All h a v e b een learned from watching and this past season,” the coach In two years of varsity There were no American Basketball LA lead and held an 81-80 edge with Junior (Hass President. during a slump in February and Rangers’ hitting on the ice Oakland (Blue 0-0) at Chicago today and Thursday to keep adjustment. rain is accompanied by snow rescheduled. tried to play a lot of one-on- added. competition, Whelton has Association playoff games scheduled 2:40 left in the third period. Then What’s in the future for brought them along, simply ad- made toe difference. (Wood 1-0), N the team sharp. and cold temperatures. On today’s sports calander, one games,” Whelton added. Although Whelton led the Tuesday night. Keith Erickson hit for the Lakers and n ett^ 658 total points, 466 of Whelton? mitt^ his club was beaten by “The first game set the Minnesota (Hands 1-0) at Jim Wilson, Brewer Another page of the story can Cheney Tech (0-2) will travel to “When I came to East I Eagles this past season in Embry’s request for the postpone­ West strung seven straight points for which were p ro d u ct this He answered, “ I have no the better team. pattern,” he said. “ We showed California (Ryan 1-0), N general manager, said, 1 ESSES BSSES' ESSES be written this season as un­ Willimantic’s Windham Tech. learned more about the an 89-93 lead that increased the rest of scoring with 466 points, he past season. His 38-point ef­ ‘"The Rangers are a good them we were not going to be ment was rejected by Golden State Only games scheduled “ We’ve had to truck the snow seasonably cold tempertures Tech has lost its last 22 starts, plans. I’m just living one game and developed my also broke a school record fort against Shelton was the hockey club; you’ve got to give shoved around. Everybody got General Manager Bob Feerick md the way. out of the- ball pork, and we strikes the north. Remember dating back to May S, 1971 when day at a time and playing •r.v.w.v.v 1 MILEAGE GUARANTEED MILEAGE GUARANTEED MILEAGE GlJARAJiTFFD skills through Coach Ogrod­ with 7.2 assists per game to them credit,” he said. “ We ! that decision was upheld by the NBA Wilt Chamberlain had 21 points and wonder when we’ll play the New Englander describing they defeated St. Thomas third best offensive output in basketball whenever I can” the feeling we could take nik.” show his unselfish style of them.” when Embry pursu^ his request with 29 rebounds for the Lakers. National League because it is far below the elements to a visitor, “If Aquinas. East history. “ I sort of have ... which is everyday! Spotted Early In tonight’s pro basketball action, freezing here.” you don’t like the weather, wait Tech showed its ability' to the league office. East “ When we first saw Joe, Forced to play the game, the Bucks Boston and Atlanta, tied at 2-2, play a minute and it will change.” score runs when they pushed six W L Pet GB FIBERGLASS INTERSTEEL STEEL Game 5 of their NBA quarter-final Tuesday for example. East across against Parish Hill Mon­ we knew he was going to be wound up wishing they hadn’t. Rick Pittsburgh 3 0 1.000 and Kentucky meets Carolina in the Catholic scheduled a baseball day. But an inconsistent a g ood one,” O grodnik WHA Set to Take Case Sports Slate Sabres Surprise Barry sank a layup and two free New York 2 0 1.000 Vz opening game of their ABA semifinal. Bowling game with St. ’Thomas Aquinas defense has hurt the Beavers. noted. “ He played JV ball as throws with 1:14 left to play, shuting Chicago : 1 .667 1 BELTED BELTED RACIAL to be played at Nebo. ’The mor­ Tennis is also slated this a freshman and it was only To Court Against NHL Philadelphia . 2 .333 2 ning was rainy, it cleared, the "afternoon as East Catholic time before he was going to Montreal Again Montreal .3 .250 2Vi RESTAURANT - Steve i sun came out, rained again, the hosts Weaver High at Wickham Krifluy play varsity. As a KA.SKKALL Gilmore Top Vote~Getter St. Louis I1 3 .000 3 Williains 359, Roy McGuire 158- ZETA 25^ ZETA 4 0 '’ sun reappeared and then the Park. NEW YORK (AP) - The our counsel tells us we have,” West 404, Chester Russo 375, Larry ZETA 30''^ Prince Tech at Cheney Tech NEW YORK (AP) - ‘*It’s always a great thrill to gei a f Ernie No, 1 rains fell once again. World Hockey Association has Davidson said. Bates 143-381, Bill Sheeke, 149- South Windsor at Windsor winning goal in Montreal,” said a glowing Rene Robert. Houston 4 1 .800 How can high school or decided it is better to fight it The WHA alleges that the 4 1 .800 395, Dom Marchi 146-400, Bob lx)cks Always? SPRINGFIELD, Moss. (AP) San Francisco college baseball teams ever get out in the-courts than make an NHL has violated the antitrust Cincinnati 2 2 .500 IV^ Steullet 372, Robert Peck 359, Ernie D.Faces Explorers F^llington at Granby three goals to take their series — Providence College senior prepared for the season? unworkable peace with the laws but maintaining a con­ Perhaps Buffalo’s right wing San Diego 2 3 .400 2 Tony Samele 179434, Ed Miller National Hockey League. Rocky Hill at Coventry in five games. Ernie DiGregorio l^ay was ’The Eagles game yesterday spiracy to monopolize major was overstating matters a bit ABA All-Stars Atlanta 1 3 .250 2Vz 153-385, Dan Coughlin 142-393, Rockville at Si: isbury New York now faces the awiirded the third annual Joe was postponed until litey 3. Ernie DiGregorio, the point average, was also rated An attempt to bring the two league hockey, using the ’Tuesday night, considering it Los Angeles 1 4 .200 3 Ed Bujauclus 160-371, Bill TENNIS . Black Hawks starting Thursday Lapchick Trophy at the Alsa due to the Town of Providence College back-court one of nation’s top defensive leagues together in the near reserve clause to bind players was toe S e r e s ’ first victory Tuesday’s Games McKinney 161-375, Bob ^ ro ch piayers last year at future failed when the WHA to one team until traded or sold, East Catholic at East Hartford ever in Montreal in their three- night in Chicago. ’Ihe Hawks Naismith Basketball Hall of Bristol getting Muzzy Field in Star who made just about Philadelphia 7, Montreal 5 368, Mike Balesano 383, Dave Y A ■ Providence. Tickets are vetoed Tuesday any merger or and preventing competition. Coventry at Manchester year history in the National also won their series in five, Fmne here. Paced by Trio condition for Ue Red Sox minor evei^one’s All-American team, Chicago at Pittsburgh, ppd Castagna 149-378, Jim Chiap- avaiiable at Nassiff Arms. association with the NHL pen­ ’The WHA, which has just TRACK Hockey League. knocking toe Blues off 6-1. DiGregorio, 22, of North league club, the Eagles-St. will invade East Hartford High Cincinnati at Atlanta, ppd poni 369, Adolf Kuszaj 389, Dan n ' £ 1 1 ding the outcome next fall of completed its first regular Manchester, Rockville at Perhaps Robert felt good In the World Hockey Providence, R.I., led Paul’s game April 14 will be with his All-Stars Saturday Houston 4, Los Angeles 3, 12 Vignone 143-383, Bob Morin 144- antitrust lawsuits against the season, drew more than 2,500,- Windham simply to be alive...along with Association’s first round, toe Providence to the National NEW YORK (AP) — Towering Artis Gilmore of Ken­ '\field goal percentage Doucette 392, Dom Farr 143- ftrnmtmsmn in the 1915 Kentucky Derby, Pittsburgh (Moose 6m , N WSMitlmlftidwto another ex-Friar Cromwell’s litigation,” said Gary David­ As long as the NHL retains its Northwestern C.C. (2) were one away from being sum­ in three against New England Basketball Association. The and blocked shots for the second straight season, was the 375, Harry Buckminster 353, died after a long illness. by swatting the Whalers 4-2. 6-foot, 170 pounder averaged New York (Koosman 0-0) at Don Lewis. Lewis, the son, WHA president. reserve clause, it would be im­ TRACK marily bounced out of their top vote collector. He received 55 first-team votes and one Jim Bell 146-372, Henry Frey ’The WHA will go ahead with possible for the WHA to con­ first Stanley Cup Playoffs. Gary Dornhoefer got 24 points a game this past St. Louis (Cleveland 0-0), N WHITEWALLS WHITEWALLS WHITEWALLS EIxplorers top scorer with a 27 Eastern Relays at New feritain for the second team among 58 ballots cast by sports 155-389. its lawsuits seeking damages sider any formal agreement But they came to life with a 5- Philadelphia’s winner in, toe season. Atlanta ((sentry 0-0) at San no. fto. " H r ^mmmmmmmmmmmmm^m, IK. IX. IX.* COUPON ------writers and broadcasters. He had a total of 111 joints on Diego (Kirby 1-0), N •ize wNitmsa TAX Size WNtYCWAa TAX WHITEWAU “ in excess of 350 million on all with the NHL, Davidson told a COCK 1 thrashing of Montreal’s ninth- minute of overtime. He -The Joe Lapchick Trophy, TEE-TOTALERS - Marilyn SIZE TAX_ the basis of two points for a first-team vote and one point Cincinnati (GuUett 0-1) at Los C7S-1S $3I.P0 tzoi ETC-14 337.00 $2.50 accounts” from the NHL news conference after a two- Rpcky Hill at Bolton “ Flying Frenchmen” Sunday didn’t remember exactly what ndm^d after the late pro Saunders 193-459, Pat Bifblck i THIS IS NO APRIL FOOLS Angeles (Sutton 0-1), N ETt-14 37.00 asi FTC-14 30.00 2 JC m r i 'U «47.00 *130 “ because of the strong position day meeting of WHA o w n e rs night. happened—and Minnesota basketball player and Hall of for second. F7t-U 33.00 2JO 2 J5 Cromwell at Coventry Houston (Forsch 1-0) at San 184459, Fran Misserl 175-213- 071-14 40 00 n r i ' u SOM 7A4 or trustees. Robert’s second goal of toe goalie Cesare Maniago didn’t Famer, is given to the top Cunningham, chosen - Monday as the ABA’s Most Q7«-14 3S.00 2J7 HTC-14 47.00 2 J0 OR7R/I4 55.00 9sr 540, Betty Haefs 489, Sue H7I-14 37.00 1.M JIC-14 game, with 9:18 gone in over­ believe what happened. senior college basketball Valuable Player in his first season in the league, was Francisco (Willoughby 60), N 44.00 t.11 HI 71/14 AIJOO s.n Only games scheduled Misseri 475, Lois Ogulnlck 458. J7I-14 40J0O 3.01 AOjOO 2 J1 OI7R/IS MjOO lit OIL CHANGE time, catapulted toe Sabres to a “ I got toe puck at center p ly er.ln the country. named to a first-team forward Jberth on 50 ballots and a E7I-1S 37.00 IM X, 41j00 2 J7 Ht 71/15 9M F7t-16 z j j o r ' U4 H7C-1S 44J00 1.10 J l 71/15 7100 Xtt stunning 3-2 triumph and sent ice,” Dornhoefer said. “ I second-team Ujiot on seven for 107 points 141 WE USE OUR BEST 07S-1S 36.00 a.73 J7C-1S 43M 1.10 U 71/15 OOjOO the suddenly red-hot series wasn’t aiming at any comer of Erving, the spectacular Squires’ forward who averaged /| # f eeg-rsct IWil WneS N o te d H7t-1S 3tOO 2J0 LTC-1S 4U0O MO J7»-1S 4 I M 3.12 back to Buffalo Thursday night toe net. Cesare went down on Prfevs «ra plus to m i tooocti lira on 10W-30 MULTI SRAOE 31.9 points per game in...... nonlyhis winning the scoring titie in only his L7I-1S 4^00 * Ml your CAT. for a sixth game. his knees. Then I remembri' Palmer Resigns MOTOR OIL FISH DERBY second ABA season, finished just behind Cunningham in PrkM ph« IM WMl iMOoCh lira off This winner of this first- seeing toe puck in toe net.” yoor CAT. kMsa« NEW YORK (AP) - John S. the voting with 106 points on 49 first-place votes and eight In NBA Hardship Cases rounder faces toe winner of toe Vickers got two of his goala in TROUT FISHERMEN - BEAT THE SEASON (Bull) Palmer Is saying seconds. s;g-i3Mw 87».1SpIm SUPER PERMALURE 9 9 < Philadelphia-Minnesota series. toe first period, but it was to request toe hardship status sY.«0F«tf.ex. S2.14Fud.Ex. farewell to his $l-a-year post as ^Denver’s Warren Jabali, with 87 points, and Utah’s Jim­ NEW YORK (AP) - There :oo Tn«f)dMiea0i )0 TuMdsawoOl ’The Flyers took a 3-2 advantage Bmce MacGregor’s goal late in so they could be eligible for this Uraodyuvr lira on your or FUMr PurdtaM) 4 Qts. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - RAIN OR SHINE with a 3-2 overtime victory over toe city’s official glad-hander. my Jones, with 81, were the first-team selections at ^ard. was almost as much interest in osi; NO UCENSE REQUIREO the period that put toe Rangers the names that were missing as year’s draft, but did not. the North Stars. ahead to stay. Chosen to the second team were center Mel Daniels of *MiF«rtMiaMkMVtlirtlmTMr«it' out CONVENIENT LOCATION Pglmer, a sports announcer there was in those that showed Vernon Circle. While the scrappy Sabres Stan Mikita scored what Indiana, forwards George McGinnis of Indiana and Dan Granted toe status were 11 and’one-time New York Knicks up-on the National Basketball MANCHESTER SPORTSMEN’S ASSN., INC. were lending off elimination, proved to be toe winner against Issel of Kentucky, and guards Ralph Simpson of Denver collegians including William basketbaU player, annoimced Association’s list of hardship ToHan^ Boston’s defending Stanley Chip the Blues, making it 2-0 late in “ Bird” Averitt of Pepperdine, MERROW ROAD, COVENTRY Tuesday his resignation as com- mid Mack Calvin of Oarolina. cases eligible for next Mon­ champions and toe St. Louis toe first period after Jim Pap- the nationai scoring leader. Follow Signs on Route 44A to Clubhouse Others receiving votes were centers Zelmo Beaty of day’s draft. MY TYRE MAN Blues were having no such luck mis^oner of public events. pin had^ scored for Chicago Utah and Billy Paultz of New York, forwards Willie Wise Absent from the list were Also natned on toe NBA list ’Tuesday night. barely a minute into toe game, (Dhr. of Wholesale Tiro) APRIL 15, 1973 - 10 A.M. - 4 P.M. Mayor John V. Lindsay of Utah, Joe Caldwell of Carolina ajid Rich Jones of Delias, junior Bill Walton of national released 'Tuesday were Ray­ The Bruins hadn’t been, CHiff Koroll got another Chicago 357 BROAD STREET To Boston ENTRY FEE: $2.00 per person. Entitles Individual to One (1) Fish. accepted Palmer’s resignation champion UCLA and mond Lewis of Los Angeles expected to have much trouble goal 30 seconds into toe second and {piards Ron Boone of Utah, George Thompson and Each Additional Fish $1.00 — NO LIMIT. w ith f special regret” and sophomore David ’Thompson of State, toe No. 2 scorer in toe polishing off toe New York period before Fran Huck Johnny Neumann of Memphis, Louie Dainpier of Ken­ MANCHESTER • 643-2444 BROOK ANO RAINBOW TROUT named J.P. Cprley Jr., an in­ secoqd ranked North Carolina cou n ^ , and Dwi^t Jones of Rangers—but it was the clicked for St. Louis. Then tucky, Chuck Williams of Diego and Bill Melchionni of A N A fN IC A It VTL 83 vestment banker, to succeed State, both AU-America selec­ Houston, a member of . the only Umiry.il ni.iVf, T.he r.iip tirv f/GEFI P A W Rangers who did the polishing, Chico Maki, Ralph Backstrom New York. UNI 12t TOUAROTURNFIffr IIANaffSTEI.INHIN. him as official greeter.' tions. ’They had been expected United States Olympic team. T E L .M 9 « 7 0 S K E T HELD OPEN - TURKEY SHOOT 10 a.m. - 4 pjn. wiping Boston off toe ice 6-3 and Lou Angotti turned it into a • .EXIMRES APRIL IBr 1073— — . FREE PRIZES — REFRESHMENT STAND behind irookie Steve Vickers’ rout.

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Deadline for Saturday and Monday H-ll U 12:00 N6on Friday MICKEY nN N BY HANK LEONARD PHONE 643-27U LISTEN, PHIL— ^ VOU TOLD HIM TO BE BACK H E 'S HERE, Campers- Trailers Haating-Plumbing IT Help Wanted 35 THERE MAY BE HERE THIS /MORNING— ^ I HO«>E UNCLE PHIL! Y H E R A L D Mobile Homos NOTHING A T AND HE DIDN'T EVEN SHOW./YOU'RE PLEASE READ •NO JOB too small. Immediate ALL TO THAT. UP' I THINK HE'S RIGHT' BOX LETTERS PUNCH Press Operator — ;jf MAN'S STORY' s/UST A PHONEY/ 1 -.13’ SHASTA t r a i l e r , sleeps service on service calls. Free with minimum 5 years :?• HAPPY A D S YOUR AD BERRY’S WORLD estimates gladly given on 5, very good condition. Asking experience. Some knowledge of $ ♦ For Your heating or Numbing. Faucets IN FOR Classified or "Want Ads” are. 3850. Phone 649-8595. die setting required. Apply P. Informatioii repaired or installed. Water LaPointe Industries, 155 West ASH^CK* taken over the phone as a con­ pumps worked on. Complete THE HERALD will not dis- .1972 SHASTA, 19’ with air- Main Street, Rockville. An venience. The advertiser should heating systems, rec rooms, ck»e the identity of any adver­ conditioner, spare tire and aw­ equal opportunity employer. :;!• read his ad the FIRST DAY IT nings, used twice. 33,200. 643- etc. Call M & M Plumbing & tiser using boX letters. Readers .APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in 8957. Heating, 649-2871. answering blind box ads who MACHINE Set-up man BY FRANK O’NEAL liine for the next insertion. The required for production $; SHORT RIBS desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE :1972 VOLKSWAGEN Camp- MARTY’S Plumbing-Heating. machine shop. Must be capable can follow this procedure; incorrect or omitted insertion for mobile with pop-up top. 17,000 Complete bathroom remodeling of setting up from blueprints 'tTlS GOING TO BE any advertisement and then only to miles, like' rievv. Ele Electric and repairs. Free estimates. No and checking own work. BUT J t 5 Enclose your reply to the box job too small. 742-7438. VOORE (SOiNG < 0 <5ErlD A SO U T t l t . A LITTLE MfWASE. the extent of a "make good" inser­ refrigerator, radial tires, Euro­ Thorough knowledge of all in an envelope — address to the pean radio. Moving, must sell. types of machine shop equip­ SM6KE StblVL VH-THtHAT FlEE? tion. Errors which do not lessen the TOWNE Plumbing Service. Classified Manager, Manchester value of the advertisement will not 33,800. 633-9925. ment essential. Some super­ PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Evening Herald, together with a Repairs, alterations. American visory eraerience desirable. V be corrected by-"make good" inser­ Standard fixtures used memo listing the companies tion. 1965, YELLOWSTONE, sleeps Apply LaPointe Industries, 155 may hov« MwtycMf WHEN WE'RE> ( SO WE CAN TAKE CARE I'vi Qoiisie TO eivE ( DINNEf?"T you do NOT want to see your six, 13’, icebox, stove, with exclusively. Immediate ser- West Main Street, Rockville. $•; 4N HK3-H . V OF OUC HUSSANDSI MY HUSBAND A . V p U T ^ ^ accessories. 3995. 875-0212. vice.Call 649-4056. o happy o4l SCHOOU WE'LL. U R P R I S e letter. Your letter will be An equal opportunity employer. L E A R M TO ES/efeV' r~ , destroyed if the advertiser is 643-2711 COOKT. NUSHT/ J ( LIKE 1968 BLAZON 14’ house SEWERLINES, sink lines, one you've mentioned. If not it trailer, sleeps six, propane cleaned with electric cutters, Autos For Sale will be handled in the usual stove, sink, porta-potty, elec­ by professionals. McKinney NO EXPERIENCE . manner. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ Happy & trical and water hook-ups. 29 jtai REQUIRED — SELL 1971 TOWN and Country Buckland St., Manchester, 643- pany, 643-5308. Anniversary Lost and Found Chrysler wagon, power brakes 0550 after 4 p.m. THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA and steering, air-conditioned, Electrical 18 GOOD HUMOR FOUND — Gray and black radial tires. Asking 32,850. Motorcyclea-BIcyclaa 11 MOM and DAD German shepherd, Call 649- Phone 646-6170. MERZ ELECTRICAL Service. ICECREAM THIS IS BAP ENOUGH-BUT/ 1317. Electrical repairs, additions, • START AT ONCE TOPLIFF I CAN IMAGINE WMAT KlNO I THINK WE PICKED THE WRONG 1971 PINTO, 2-door very clean, .HARLEY-Davidson motor- cycles, parts and accessories. alterations. Small job • EARN HIGH INCOME OF MOOP THE DOYG WIU- CORNER FOR THEM TO WAIT LOST — 6-months old kitten, 4-speed, Asking 31,450. Call 228- specialist. Free estimates. Harley Davidson Sales, 49 Park • NO CASH BOND 4-11 BE IN WHEN THEV SEE ALL ^ F O R U S . ^ vic/nity Walker and East 9513 after 6 p.m. Master Charge. 643-8832. St., Hartford, 247-9774. REQUIRED Love, % by Art Sansom THAT WE BOUSHT/ Center St., black with white THE BOFN LOSER markings under neck, chest and 'CHEVROLET station wagon. • HIGH LIBERAL i back legs. Please call after 5, 1962, automatic, 8 cylinder. MOTORCYCLE insurance Flooring 19 PERCENTAGE Kathy and Rich | SUPPER M U-' WHAT'S Excellent condition. 3150. Call Low rates. Immediate binding DRIVER’S UCENSE 646-2127. ------649-2587. authority. Cali Joan Lane at © 197J b/ NEA, FLOOR SANDING and Ljg b e p e a p v w TWAWIM&1 / ESSENTIAL LOST ray tiger female cat, Clarke insurance Agency, 643- Refinishing, (specializing in 18 YEARS OR OLDER Welcome Home TUEUr/ FORD — 1962 Futura, six 1126. 'Gee, Mom, when the lady on TV gets irritable, SHE older floors). Inside and outeide named Prissy. Reward. 247- CHOICE TERRITORIES NANA and BAMPA i . 5191. cylinder, bucket seats, needs takes a pill. Then she gets real kind again." painting. John Verfaille, 646- MIMUTK.. TWO motorcycles — 1970 Hon­ 5750, 872-2222. AVAILABLE V some work. Best offer. Call 649- LOST small female black and 2587. da, CB350, 3600. or best offer; College Students apply now Love, brown mixed breed doe. Call 1969 Ossa, 250 Pioneer, 3400. The Steele Mill 4 742-7510. MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 20 for weekend and summer 643-7263. 1971 DATSUN PL510 wagon, Services Offered 12 Building-Contracting 14 positions. Apply daily and automatic, new tires, 31,850. or MANCHESTER - Delivery- 1970 HONDA 750, very good Saturdays, 9-5. best offer. Phone 646-1046. WASHING Machine Repairs— LEON CIESZYNSKI builder- light trucking and package '■& Happiness is ... condition, 31,000 or best offer. new homes custom built, delivery. Refrigerators, 289-8251 Porsonala-Announcomonts 2 Call 742-8286 after 7. RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, 3 Attending the CHRYSLER 300, 1965, foiir- Maytag. Reasonable rates. remodeling, additions, rec washers and stove moving MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISHER INCOME TAX Service, at door hardtop, air-conditioned, rooms, garages, kitchens specialty. 649-0752. GOOD HUMOR CORP. I POLICEMEN’S BALL EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Former owner Pike Coin Wash- your home; Call Dan Mosler, trailer hitch, extra wheels and remodeled, bath tile, cement Sullivan Ave.-Kennedy Rd 4-11 makes, models and speeds. Dry Cleaning. 643-4913. WAITER, I'Ll HAVE CHICKEN/ REMEMBER. IF ITfe OLD JUST BORN/” 649-3329 or 247-3115. snow tires. Exceptional condi­ work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ South Windsor I April 28th, 1973 AND TOUGH lU -S E N D IT , v -e r tion. 3595. 3695 with stereo. Peuqeot, Raleigh dealers, tial or commercial. Call 649- Bonda-Stocka-Mortgages 27 PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI Birr I PONT w a n t a n y o l d SHALLWE SIMG Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- CARPENTRY - Porches, An Equal Opportunity BACK/ I WANT i r MpUWS.' INCOME Tax returns Phone 649-2268. 4291. TOUGH HEN/ iTS G O TTtoB E 2098. garages, additions, repairs, MORTGAGES, loans first se­ Employer THE VOUNGERTHE BETTER- I «'*7! blinds. Keys made while you Northeast Realty, 568-7^. JANITORS — Experienced HAIRDRESSERS wanted full, 19046. Raleigh, N.C., 27609 for 1960 AUSTIN HEALY Sprite, Fully insured. Estimates given. \ 1 TALK. wait. TV portables for rent. aluminum siding, gutters and evenings. Manchester area. part-time. Apply in person. WELL, I... U U ...I CHILDREN TO SUPPORT. / < IP TH E details. Bugeye, body good, engine Call 649-7863. trims. Roofing installation and JCLAY/WORE'G’ good. Must be seen. Best offer. Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 649- . PIZZA SHOP for sale - Call 643-5691, 3-6 p.m. Susan Dee Coiffeures, 5% Main PIDNT NOTICE. repairs. 649-64%, 875-9109. THERE. rUG UE Call 646-1520. 5221. Business and equipment. Ideal Street, Manchester. IN A GCOTTIG H CEILING painting and paper for couple or two partners. COURT O ' l a w Autos For Solo 4 hanging, 325 average room for GUTTERS and roof repaired 1965 FORD Hl-Performance International Associates, TMAKG UNCLG papering. Phone 6^9112. and replaced. Excellent Realtors, 647-1300. NEED CAR? Credit very bad? 390, V-8, standard, four-on- FREE workmanship. Reasonable floor. 3300. May be seen after Banknrot, repossession? Phono In Dictation Senrico ABC PAINTING - Interior, prices. Free estimates. 646- Private Instructions 32 Holiest Douglas accepts lowest 5:30 p.m., 486 North Main Pago Girl Stono/Graphlcs exterior, expert workmanship. 1399. WEAVERS Street, Manchester. ■ YPRE IN.» down, smallest payment, Rodnrtito. CM Jana McCarthy 646-6329, 643-4887. FRENCH and Russian Immedlato openings - alternaUng first and BE LUCKY anywhere. Not small loan 878-1193 or S7S-7970 for dotoH*. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, lessons, tutoring and teaching 1964 OLDSMOBILE, power second shift or permanent third shift finance company plan. Douglas JOHN’S Interior and Exterior roofing, storm windows, aw­ by qualified teachers. 6434564. Motors, 345 Mam. steering, power brakes, very painting. Papering a specialty. nings, Quality workmanship, Quallflad applicants will he paid while lear­ P E f O f C n P FURR good condition. 3200. Phone 643- HOMELINE floor cleaning ^^L TURPITUDE! Fully insured, free estimates. free estimates. Fully insured. PIANO LESSONS- Will teach AUTO Insurance — Lowest 5 !^ . company. We do residential and Special Spring prices. 649-5474. 872-9187, 649-3417. ning In our training program on the first BY V.T. HAMLIN in m y home, beginners ALLEY O O P rates available. For telephone commercial work. Tile, wood, preferred. Call 643-0652. shift. quotation, call Rodney T. E)olin, 1968 FORD FAIRLANE 500, 2- linoleum floors, clean, wax and WHY WAIT until it’s too late? :ROOFING — Specializing TM ALSO WONDERING ...S IN C E THEIR SKIM WAS YOU MEANi Z ■ .1 THINK IT MIGHT HELP MAYBE STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF door hardtop, 3950. Phone after buff. 643-7932 for estimates. Let Boudreau’s painting do repairing roofs, new roofs, Company paid fringe benefits. ABOUT THE LENGTH OF/ SMOOTH, THEY MAY HAVE LIKE A ,/E5(ACTLV. IF OOP HAD SOME KIND; I CAN 5 p.m., 649-8371. H elp Wantacf 35 TIME A PLESIOSAUR HAD IMMERSE TH E M - PORPOISE.I \ OF A TANK TO KEEP GIVE YOU your spring cleaning. Spray or gutter work,wor chimneys, clea n s CAN STAY OUT OF SE1VE6 PERIOMCAU.V/ TH E CREATURE IN UN­ A HANS 1970 MAVERICK, white with TWO YOUNG married men brush painting. Best prices, and repaired. 30 years WATER/ TO TIL W E COULD PICK IT THERE, MIZBRS, I A L m y t ^ OLD FIREBALL KNoWsVSO THET /HADE THEy'U- PROP THE Y I HOPE THET WONT MIND blue interior. Repossession. $1,- 1969 CHEVROLET Caprice, 4- will do small repair jobs and guaranteed work. Call after 5 experience. Free estimates. SCHOOL Bus Drivers — Part- TD BE THE THE 6 0 0 0 6UVS FROM THB CHARSE/ UP WITH THE TIME DOC/ V e y BESTj. DEFRAUDINO CHARSES ) IF I SLEEP IN MV AIRCRAFT' 125. Savings Bank of door, automatic, V-8, air- painting, also cellar cleaning p.m., 742-6793. Howley, 643-5361. time work, Manchester and THE BAD 6UYS,' THE -NOWVOUARE WHEN r PAY U P -^ -T H A T BUIE BLANISET DOES Manchester, 64^1700. conditioned, tan with black and light trucking. Call 646- Vernon areas.. We will train. CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. AIRPORT CROWD DID OUT ON BAIL- AND SLUE SKIES \V NOT SEEM 1D REACH-UNDER vinyl top. Excellent condition, Cali 643-2414. CHENEY 31 Cooper Hill S t NOT WANT you EX­ 2692, 616-3726. PAINTING and paper WINDSOR Roofing & Siding- ANPCAN'TlflWE [ WILL BUNKCT US THE WEST HANftAR.' 31,450. 646-1665. Manchostar, Com . TRADITED TD SOUTH TOWN.' i AAORE.' 1909 ROAD Runners, 383, high hanging, commercial and Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird I A 11 R I C S performance, four-speed. 3950. LAWN MOWER Service, residential. Free estimates. Roofing, storm windows and PART-TIME janitorial work. Phone 647-1943. VOLKSWAGEN Camper, 1971, repair and sharpening, pick-up Call 644-0642. doors, and gutters. Aluminum Call 649-5334. Y f pop-top, air-conditioning, and delivery. Hours Monday awnings. 643-9444, 688-4849. AM/f M radio, good condition. through Thursday, 8 a.m. to Building-Contracting 14 JIG BORE, Lathe, Bridgeport T-BUCKET Dune Buggy, Priced to sell at 32,600. Call 5:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 Operators. First and second COT wiOi black upholstery and ROSSI Roofing, siding, S week days Mr. James at 549- p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - chimneys, ratters. Free es­ shifts, top wages and benefits, p. First 31,200. Call 872-3686, 2978. p.m., 872-8311. 50-hour week. Le-Mi Corpora­ 875-7624. ______Remodeling, repairing, ad­ timates, fufly insured. Days, PARAGON TOOL CO., INC. I i 11 lli: uV nCoh. ditions, rec rooms, porches and evenings, 529-8056, Paul tion, 1 Mitchell Drive, Trucka-Tractors 5 LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, Manchester, 643-2362. 1963 MUSTANG Fastback, roofing. No job too small. Call Cosgrove, 643-5364. lawns mowed, trees cut and 649-31M. Is hiring excellent throughout, V-8, 1966 FORD Super Van. 3600. DIE Makers Experienced SGT. STRIPES FOREVER removed. Cellars and atUcs Heating-Plumbing 17 BY BILL HOWRILLA power steering, asking 31.700. Call 646-1418. cleaned. Free estimate. Call onljly. Apply LaPointe In- TOOL MAKERS Call 649-4062, after 5:30. • MASONRY - All types of 643-6000. stone, brick fireplaces, walls, SAM Watson Pluihbing and duststries, 155 West Main Street, MOLD MAKERS ' 1966 DODGE panel truck, 3300 Rockville. An equal opportunity ...C jb M J K J 1963 CORVETTE Coupe, 327, concrete steps, sidewalks. No Heating. Bathroom remodeling or best offer. Call 643-6341, 'ODD JOBS, lawn care, light job too sntall. Free estimates. and repairs. Free estimates. employer.. ALL AROUND MACHINISTS LITTLE SPORTS high performance, rebuilt and evenings. tree work, removal service to BY ROUSON balanced, crane, Holley, Over 20 years experience. After Call 64^3808. LATHE MEN dump. Reasonable, 528-8649. 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. Edlebrock, Accel, TRW. 32.<^ 1966 CHEVROLET half-ton, 6 BRIDGEPORT firm. 6466558^______BOTTI Heating and Plumbing MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS cylinder, pickup. Radio, heater, TWO handymen want variety CARPENTRY - Repairs, — Prompt, courteous service. OPERATORS good condition. 31.105. Phone of jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer­ remodeling, additions, roofing. Call 643-1496. / “F 1967 AUSTIN Healey, 3,000. 643-0441 after 5 p.m. tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at­ ExpMfiMCtd, fM Md |M Call 643-7416.______Call David Patria, South Wind­ M u a tb o to sol up I tics, cleaned. Reliable service. sor, 644-1796. tbiM. Applf. a /jk Reasonable rates. 643-5305. To p w arn 1968 BUICK Skylark, four-door Campors-Trallors Mobile Homos 8 WES ROBBINS carpentry sedan, clean, one owner car. TREE Removal — pruning, EAR RARE 00, Good gas mileMe. Good ures. remodeling specialist. Ad­ Read 35’ MOBILE HOME, will sell spraying, etc., fully insured. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Call- Brown’s Tire Shop, ^ Licensed. Free estimates. 121 Main Street, Manchester, 643- cheap, or trade for camper. 742- built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, _S£Ut!i Phone 633-5345. Herald Ads 2819. 9286. 6 4 ^ -^ .

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r V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, (Jonn.. Wed., April 11, 1973- PACIE THIRTY-ONE Out at Town- House* For Bata 72 House* For Bala 72 House* For Bala 72 PAGE THIRTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., April 11, 1973 For Rant 88 MORE SPENT ON HEALTH Vernon W ash in ^n — Federal gov­ N ^ » MfantMf 38 H ip w a n M 38 H ip WrnitH 38 tor 8ah 48 EXTRA LOT TEN-ROOM Contemporary BOWERS School — Five-room RO(TKVILLE — Four rooms, ernm ent spending for health Ranch with 3-room studio older hom e, with 16x32’ in- modern heating facilities, and medical care rose from $1.4 LABORER WANTED for MAN WANTED - ;TAG SALE — Saturday and Comes with this five-room apartment, (^ e r 1^ acres of ground ' pool. Rear yard com ­ Sunday, April 14-15. 161 School appliances, yard, parking. Fifth billion to $18.8 billion between Democrats Ask Tax Cut iU C H IN IS TS various construction jobs. Must Experienced in concrete work house, all conveniences, gar­ land with view. Redwood con­ pletely enclosed with anchor St. baby clothes and furniture, room storage. $125 monthly. fence. $27,000. PhUMck Agen­ 1960 and 1971 while state and have number 2 License. Report ana forms. Call 6434)851. UtiUties not Included. IB72-03N. age, well maintained. $30,000. struction, large thermopane WANTED household goods, furnitme, Windows. Philbrick Agency, cy, Realtors, 6464200. local government health spend­ on job, Delmont Street, or Calling for a minimum three- Additionally, the four are The general government miscellaneous, auto paVts, Realtors, 646-tiOO. ing increased from $1.7 billion piihone evenings. Raymond Pon- WANTED ^ Experienced ROCKVILLE — 3 rooms, 848-1780 mill reduction in the proposed calling for a r^uction in spen­ budget, presented, by Mayor U(icelU, 6 4 8 ^ . woman to do house cleaning, tools. to $9.7 billion. appliances, $105. monthly. (MWISN town budget, the four ding to the tune of $100,000, McCoy, totals $4,047,003, up one or two days a week. Must MAF n« MMSNN OF MVFMttI .OVERSIZED custom 4- UtiUties not included. 8724)359, MNO om rout mtv noting that the total of the two $258,794 from the current SECRETARY NEEDED for have references and own GARAGE SALE - April 14th, bedroom (Colonial. BuUt in 1972. Democratic members of the 12------,ft - ■ 7:30-8:30 p.m. DUPLE amounts would be $445,000 budget. Before the budget, insurance agency, insurance transportation. Call 647-9629 15th, 10-5. 255 Summit Street, First-floor famUy room with Manchester — Eadi side two Out of Town-For Bala 75 member Town (Jouncil termed Manchester. Sponsored which would save the taxpayers along with the $7,574,286 educa­ experience necessary. Call Mr. between 8-9 p.m. EAST HARTFORD r- Burn­ o f e fireplace, 2Mi baths with mar­ bedrooms, living room, Mayor McCoy’s budget Manchester Art Association. ble vanities.. 2-car oversized about three mills. tion budget goes to a public Lathrop, 646^050. side Avenue, three and four- kitchen, separate basements TOLLAND — Four-bedroom message “ an Insult to the in­ garage, full waUc-out basement hearing, the Town Council will WAITRESSES-Waiters - REA rodm apartments, heat, hot WEAL eSTW E 1 Colonial, 2(4 baths, kitchen telligence of the Vernon Noting that the town will be 9 H.P. WARDS (Symplicity) with sliding glass doors. and driveways, good location. go over each department RNs-LPNs part-time, full­ Part-time, banquets, Satur­ water, refrigerator, range, gar­ with built-ins, family room off taxpayers.” receiving som e $544,000 in tractor with snow blower, Beautiful skyline view. Priced at $29,900. budget, in some recommending time, 3 to 11 shift. Extremely days, holidays. Experienced In bage disposal, carpeting, kitchen, attached garage. Nice revenue sharing funds this high starting salary. Phone Mr. dining room service (dinner tiller, lawn vac and mower. Room* Without Board 59 Rp»rtmant* For Rant 83 Apartmanta For Rant 63 Apartment* For Rant 8S Philbrick Agency, Realtors, treed lot. International cuts a ^ in others recommen­ elevators, parking. O ffice 560 PRIVACY — 2.6 acres, 7-room year, the Democrats said they Atlas between 9-5 p.m., 528- and cocktails). Large country $250. Phone 649-2210 after 5:30 646-4200. Associates, Inc., Realtors, 647- ding additional sums. Burnside Avenue. Open daUy 10 Ranch, family room, paneling, The Democrats, Thomas want the taxpayers to reap the CLERK-TYPIST to work in 2167. restaurant on EUington-Vernon p.m. COLONIAL MANOR - 4% 6 47-9993 CLEAN, furnished room, for a.m. to 4 p.m. CaU 2894)000. family kitchen, garage, trees, 1300. benefits of a realistic applica­ Although the Grand List in­ modern East Hartford office. line. Call 8754)481 after 1 p.m. WOODUIMD room Townhouse, appliances, APAimMEiir . nBKnEtiiiintniTu Beqoit, Robert Houley, Peter working or retired gentleman. landscaped. $ 8 2 ,^ . Hutchins creased by about $4.3 million, SECRETARY - Typist. 1970 HAYNES 9’ Dual Horse utilities, basement, ratio, etc. j MANCHESTER “I 2H Ms stmt, awikiiW Humphry and Thomas Wolff, in tion of the actual revenue Salary and fringe benefits. Call Call 649-3142. , RENTAL OFFICE WILLINGTON — One and two Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. BOLTON — Mount Sumner which would bring in additional 289-8291 for ai^intm ent. Technically oriented. Must be AGGRESSIVE salesman trailer, electric brakes, tandem MIIMR $205. J. D. Real Estate I ENJUHED RANCH!! j Drive, 6room (Jontemporary a joint statement, said the sharing funds. wheels, three window, side cur­ ; We have a large variety o f ; ; bedroom apartments, loca tk revenues of about $220,000, good with figures, will teach wanted for remodeling com­ WORKING LADY, room with Associates, 643-5129. I Oversized 8-room Green ! Ranch. 34 bedrooms, 2(4 baths, mayor’s budget message calls The minority members of the tains. Two escape doors, I deluxe one and two^bedrtxHn near exit 101, and UConn. IMMACULATE 6Vk room Mayor McCoy pointed out in his MATURE woman for work in yoou the rest. Colonial Spring, pany. Good opportunity to learn modern kitchen, bath, linen, AP/UmiiNTS Range, dishwasher, I Manor Ranch for the fam ily'! two fireplaces, two-bay base­ for a "hold the line” on taxes. council said they feel that the storage area. 29 Buckland St., ; FOUR-ROOM apartment in 2- .{apartments and townhouses Ranch, remodeled kitchen, dis­ TWO-FAMILY, near center, budget message that this would home for elderly. Mrs. Miller, Bl(loomfield, 242-6267. fantastic business and move parking, private entrance, cen­ HoniMtMd StTMl refrigerator, fireplace, wall-to- ment garage. Lovely setting, individual taxpayer has had to Manchester, 6434)550 after 4 family house, on bus line. throughout Manchester. Ren­ hwasher, IVk baths, carpeting, I that lUces lots of elbow room. | excellent income property. $33,- not be sufficient increase to 649-5985, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. into management immediately. tral. M3-8M9. (Off W. M kM I* Tpk«.) wall carpeting, central air- minutes to parkway. Inter­ assume the burden, and noted p.m. Includes stove, refrigerator, large paneled recreation room, I Formal dining room, famUy | 900. Philbrick Agency, EXPERIENCED Must have some successful MANCHESTER tal office open dally from 9-5, condiUonuig. Situated in 2 and 4 national Associates, Inc., thdt the opportunity is here and offset the increase in the sales experience, late model air-conditioner, and heat. garage. Low 30’s. Hutchins I room, I'k baths, mud room, • Realtors, 6464200. In suggesting the three-mill SECURITY Guards wanted CARPENTER in remodeling. GENTLEMAN ONLY, other times by appointment. family 1700 Colonial style Agency, 649-5324. Realtors, 647-1300. now for a substantial tax reduc­ budget. He added that he felt Call Robert Jarvis, 643-6712 car dnd neat appearance. Draw TAKE SOIL away the Blue BulHby Adults only. Available May 1st. I carpeting throughout, buUt- j reduction, the minority full-time, second and third mature, kitchen privileges, free dwellinra surrounding a vUlage HIGH on a hill - Custom tion. “ We will fight for this federal revenue sharing funds after 4:30. expenses and commissions to Lustre way from carpets and UftR HOUSING COHP. $190 monthly. (iaU 64^1232 after I ins, aluminum siding & gar- | members of the council said the shifts. Location in Manchester. parking; references required. BMMTO BilBVROS, M . green. Immediate occupancy. MANCHESTER - 8-room Ranch with view of the Hart­ WILUMANTIC - Young six- could be alloted for this purpose Must be over 25. Inquire 246- be evaluated at interview. 646- upholstery. Rent electric sham- Centrally located. 643-2693 after 1 and 2-bedroom luxury 5:30. I age. Outstanding at ^ ,9 0 0 . J. | room Raised Ranch on double mayor understated revenues reduction and hope that the Moer $1. The E. A. Johnson 2484 IMF SM iN ,llM hM l McKinney Brothers Inc. 643- oversized, full dormer Cape, ford deyline. 8 rooms, two-full mayor and the Republican in some authorized categories. 8585. 1460. 5. apartments. Features wall-to- 2139, 6494931. I Gordon. j lot, 2 full baths. In excellent which will be received by the Faint Company, 723 Main DESIRABLE four rooms, se­ M8-1011 large family room with beameu baths, two fireplaces, one with council members will see the This, he said, “ would minimize CAR wall carpeting, vanity tile, fieldstone in family room, condition, $28,500. Lessenger town. They said revenues were PLUMBERS — Experienced Street, Manchester, 649-4501. cond floor, stove and heat in­ ‘ »♦♦#«»ew iaw oM 00 ceiling off kitchen, fireplaced light as well,” they added. the possibility of any further KEYPUNCH Operator - NEWLY refinished room, baths, built-in oven, range, FLORIDA — Condominium, I . . B & W . . Anderson thermopane windows Co., Realtors, 6468713,2263080, understate by at least $345,0(X). helpers wanted. Phone 646-4523. cluded, security, central loca­ living room, large dining room, I burden on the taxpayer.” Home appliance manufacturer MECHANIC large house, private location, dishwasher, refrigerator and -FOUR-ROOM, third floor nicely furnished, 2 bedrooms, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, heated I I throughout. An immaculate 742-9718. is looking for operator Boat*-Acca*aorlas 48 tion. 649-1919 between 5-7. I The BARROWS ft WALLACE Co. ! Long established, well- group living, warm at­ disposal, electric heat, 2 air .apartment, $125 monthly with on east coast. 'Tarpon Springs garage plus carport, close to home built in 1968. Rear yard ' ACCOUNTING C L E R K -w ill I Realtor! - MLS ! experienced with Alpha- mosphere. immediately garage, stove, refrigerator. area. Adults only. Mnimum 6 schools and shopping. Low 30’s. completely fenced in for dog. MANSFIELD — Seven-room equipped general garage, , be involved in accounts payable EVINRUDE outboard motors, conditioners, glass sliding : 2^ ROOM apartment, all I Manchester Parkade — 649-S306 | Numeric. Good wages and available. 646-7378. Adulto, no pets. 647-lw. months. (TaU after 6, 6434)666. Two-car garage with automatic Contemporary, 34 bedrooms, has permanent opening for work and cash application. If Holsclaw and Mastercraft doors, all large rooms. Full appliances and utilities in­ Call Warren E. Howland, benefits. Apply Personnel electric doors. $56,800. 2(4 baths, on two plus acres of interested apply. Personnel trailers, sales-service. basement storage area, ample cluded, large enclosed patio, Realtors, 643-1106. Police Vernon Department, Iona Company, 6 mechanic. Must be well PROFESSIONAL lady or stu­ PLEASANT 4 room apart­ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, privacy. Low 40s. Lessenger Department, Iona Company, 6 Complete service department, gas barbeque, swimming pool. Regent Street, Manchester. qualified for trucks and dent to share nice apartment. parking. Starting at $175. ment, nice location, middle- Businas* Locadons- RANCH on 3 acres with 11 6464200. Co., Realtors, 6468713,2263080, Regent Street, Manchester. boating supplies, accessories, 649-0358, ------BOWERS School area - 8- cars. References. Good References exchanged. Call Handy to shopping, schools, aged working couple preferred. For Rant 87 room Colonial, 3-bedrooms, large rooms, 3 baths, 5 742-9718. Report PLASMA sprayer trainees, Woolsey paints, Gerich’s 649-3993 after 6 p.m. bus and religious facilities. Available June or July. $160 fireplace, 2-car garage, park­ bedrooms, family room, 2 exceptional opportunity for the pay and working con­ EXECUTIVE Secretary - Marine Service, 1982 Tolland 3V4 ROOM APARTMENT, monthly, no children or pets. M ANCHESTER — 100,000 kitchens. Ciould be Ideal for in­ GARRISON Colonial built in MANCHESTER - Bolton, ditions. Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. Model apartment open for heat, hot water, built-ins, like yard. LaPenta Agency, 1970. Four bedrooms, 1(4 baths, right men, to build a future with Local company needs energetic COZY ROOM for gentleman, 649-1741. / square feet, will divide. laws. Barn, 6 horse stalls, 6 excellent 4-room Ranch, wall to Members of the Manchester secretary with excellent skills. in s^ tio n 1-5 p.m., Saturday- parking, $170. 643-7183 after 5. Realtor, 646-2440. large unique modern kitchen Chamber Bars a growing company, wiUi op­ MELUEN, WHITE semi-private bath and shower, Suitable for manufacturing and regulation dog kennels. wall carpeting, extra large gar­ Police Department’s narcotics portunities to advance. High Full benefits, two weeks vaca- 16’ FIBERGLASS, 65 h.p. Mer­ private family. 649-0719. and Sunday. (5ther times b y . COLONIAL MANOR - 4% warehouse. 1-748-5634. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, wim all the refinements. For­ age with storage area. Large squad and detective bureau school education required. andPALSHAW tion. Start $150-$155. Call for ap­ cury, electric start. New tilt- appointment. FOUR ROOMS and bath, stove room Townhouse, appliances, 646-4200. mal dining room, paneled first- lot, retirement or starter home. trailer, excellent condition. $1,- made two arrests today in a Applications now being pointment. Never a fee at Rita ROOM with kitchen and refrigerator. References. utilities, basement, ratio, etc. . 460 MAIN St.— Ideal for store, NEW HOMES floor family room with A real doll house. Priced at only 400. 872-0479. accepted. Please apply in per­ c M I HNrlfOrU Girl, Manchester, 646-3441. privileges. Centrally located, 14 Call: No pets. $135. Call 649-3315. $205. J. D. Real Estate office, etc. $160. CaU 646-2426,9- IN TOW N CIRCA - 1717 Rare Colonial fireplace and built-in $23,800. (Jharles Lesperance, drug raid at 54 Birch St., police Town Site of son, Klock Company, 1366 Arch St. UAR Housing Corp Associates, 643-5129. 5. o'n 14 acres, 7 fireplaces, 2 bookcases. Sliding glass doors 6467620. said. Charged in connection SIX-ROOM downstairs apart­ RAISED RANCH - 6 rooms to large pool area on beautifully Tolland Tpke., Manchester. . WOMAN with child wanted to P roduct* 5 0 643-9551 barns. Excellent example of with the raid are Francis X. waiters and waitresses. Apply ment and garage. Central. plus family room, V k baths, landscaped lot on a dead-end EAST HARTFORD - six share apartment and babysit- Robert Murdock, Realtor FOUR-ROOM apartment in 2- '466 MAIN Street - Building period restoration. Countiy set­ McGuire, 24, of Winsted, and at Ellington Ridge Country Apartment* For Rent 63 Phone 649-3616. fireplace, aluminum siding, street. Maintenance-free room (Jape, basement, large Lottery Draw WANTED set-up man for BUY your potatoes direct familv house, on bus line. for any business, office, or com­ ting. Good location. Philbrick Scott Thresher, 19, of 54 Birch ting. CaU" a l l646-3916, f ...... before 2 p.m. 643-9551 aluminum siding and two-car banquets, able to do a variety of Club, ’Tuesday through Friday, from the potato warehouse, Includes stove, refrigerator, mercial use, near Center. CaU garage, treed lot. Upper 30s. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. living room, paneled den, St. Both are charged with THREE-Bedroom apartment, garage. Philbrick Agency, jobs. Good pay and benefits. between 9-5. 872-9133. corner of Buckland Road and Stephen J. Luchon Jr. AVAILABLE May 1st, four- air-conditioner, and heat. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. COLONIAL - 6 rooms, IVi allia n ces. Owner, $25,500. 526 The retail committee of the It was felt that such a FEMALE — 4 full days, agen­ heat, hot water, appliances, room, first floor apartment. Realtors, 6464200. possession or control of a non- 649-5271. ApplyVpply iiin person. cy clerk typist, knowledge of in­ Tolland Turnpike, Buckland. 8up*t. - 646-5257 Adults only. Available May 1st. baths, fireplace, aluminum SPRING STREET area - An- Rockville Area Chamber of program will be a necessity, es­ FEMALE - Part-time carpeting, maximum 3 After 6 p.m., M9-8421L narcotic substance (two counts Willie’s Steak House. surance, east of the river. Call Call 646-8248. $190 monthly. Call 646-1232after PROFESSIONAL office, siding, attached garage. saldi buUt Raised Ranch, 7 (Jommerce is not too interested evenings, Monday-Thursday. children. P u r ity . $225. 643- rooms, one fuU, two half-baths, NEWLY LISTED 2-family! each) and were to be presented pecially next year when 289-5448 for appointment. 5:30. beautiful, spacious. Excellent Upper 30s. COVENTRY in the town being the site of one PART-TIME cooks, servers, Telephone soliciting work, no 9097. .MODERN large five-room two fireplaces, two-car garage. Big 66 duplex, central location, in court today according to Rockville High School goes to Household Good* 51 MANCHESTER - AttracUve exposure and projection. First of the lottery drawings as long and vendors. 1973 Race Season, experience necessary. Must 4 room, first-floor apartment, apartment, second floor, wall- DESIRABLE four rooms, se­ RAISED RANCH - Large Large wooded lot. Beautiful separate hearing ^sterns. HOME PLUS police. double sessions and Ellington PAINTERS, part-time, piece WE HAVE customers waiting floor, aU faciUtles, parking. as it has to pay some $400 to opens Sunday, April 15th. Apply have good voice and like to SINGER Touch and Sew, like stove, refrigerator, references, to-wall carpeting throughout. cond floor, stove and heat in­ executive home, 2(4 baths, 2 home and excellent location. Tenants pay utilities. Excellent The search, police said, and Tolland High Schools have work only. Call 649-7863, for the rental of your apartment Reasonable rent. 353 Center BEAUTIFUL LAND provide a tent for the now, ARA Commissary, Staf­ communicate with people. $2.50 new, hems, buttonholes, stretch no pets. $1M. 228-3540, 649-5325. Stove and refrigerator, adults cluded, security, central loca­ fireplaces, double garage. Philbrick Agency, - Realtors, income. Mr. Lombardo, produced between four and five early dismissals. George. or home. J.D. Real Estate Street, 649-1680, 649-3549. A picturesque and serene set­ ford Springs Speedway, Staf­ an hour to start plus bonus. 646- stitches, monograms, sews on only, no pets. $175. Ann Lord tion. 649-1919 tetween 5-7. High 30s. 6464200. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. ounces of marijuana and ceremonies. Noonan said there will be a Associates, Inc. 643-5129. ting of mature pine and fruit ford Springs, Conn. 1460. buttons, fancy designs. .474 MAIN STREET - Three- Realty, 5 ^ 1 3 9 . MANCHESTER 10,000 square assorted drug paraphernalia Joseph Paridis, chairman of number of students with a lot of FULL Charge Bookkeeper, BLANCHARD Lots-Land For Sale 73 trees, enhance this through trial balance, some Originally $399.50, now only room apartment, heat, $150. 2 ^ ROOM apartment, all feet industrial space. Fully and also uncovered a quantity the committee, told chamber free time on their hands and toe LOOKING for anything in real & meticulously restored 1800 6 typing necessary. Excellent $99.65. Easy terms. 522-0476, Security, family unit. 646-2426, appliances and utilities in­ sprinklered, loading docks, of­ directors Tuesday that his com­ Situation Wanted 38 estate rental — apartments, APARTMENTS ★ LOOK ★ COVENTRY' — Five acres, room Colonial-Cape. There of pills and tablets, some of situation could be bad if they do benefits with east-of-river com­ dealer. 9-5 p.m. cluded, large enclosed patio, fice area. Hayes Ajgency, 646- ROSSETTO mittee had discussed the homes, multiple dwellings, no WHBIE THE ACTION IS 700’ frontage, Parker Bridge are 24 acres of rolling land which have been tentatively not have something constnic- pany. Call for appointment. HIGH School girl will babysit, FOR RENT as barbeque, swimming pool. 0131. Rsaltors-MLS 848-2482 matter with one of the lottery fees. Call J.D. Real Estate AVAILABLE immediately — Road. LaPenta Agency, identified as barbiturates. tive to do. The program is being Never a fee at Rita Girl, Bolton Lake area. Experienced. CLEAN USED - Newly decorated apartments f194)358, ------188 West Center SL with fields and woodlands. officials and the committee refrigerators, ranges, Associates, Inc. 643-5129. four room garden apartment, Manchester and Vicinity Realtor, 6462440. Police also said that $301 in coordinated by James Young Manchester, 646-3441. Phone 649-1212. consisting of 2 or 3 rooms, MANCHESTER 4,000 plus The home is high on a hill with doesn’t want to spend that automatic washers with appliances, carpeting, heat, hot 3M> ROOM APARTMENT, square feet store-building for cash was siezed. who is youth coordinator for toe DELUXE ONE - Bedroom downtown Manchester, 613 MANCHESTER - Building a view ot the valley below. much money. He said the state .TOOL CRIB attendant — guiarantees. See them at B. D. water, $195 monthly. Security. heat, hot water, built-ins, lease. Huge paved parking LARGE eight room Colonial Sdpom Ranch $21,900 Tri-Town area of Tolland, Ver­ apartment, wall-to-wall Main St., across from (^nter lot, city utilities, excellent loca­ Call. will not conduct the drawing in­ Home appliance manufacturer Peearl’s Appli Appliances, 649 Main 649-3978, 643-6165. parking, $170. 643-7183 after 5. area. Prime location In town Cape, in prime residential area. 6H9om Colonial $24,900 Timothy J. Donahue, 20, of 87 non and Ellington. ______Dog*-Bird*-Pet* 41 St., Call M^2171. carpeting throughout, complete Park - on bus line. Heat, hot Large rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2-car tion. LaPenta Agency, Realtor, side a building, but mentioned is in need of individual appliances, vanity bath. (Cen­ with highway access. Hayes Seaman Circle, was charged Literature on toe plan will be 4V&-ROOM apartment, heat, water, refrigerator, gas range . FOUR ROOMS and bath, stove garage. And wall-to-wall stays Two-familt $28,500 6462440. W«REN L HOWUMD the possibility of having a experienced in handling all trally located $175 monthly. Agency, 6464)131. early today with third-degree distributed later; meanwhile, if hot water, range, refrigerator, and parking provided. and refrigerator. References. with this house. T.J. Crockett, HiALTOKS 648-1108 trailer for that purpose ty ^ s of tooling. Good wages rhihlmhnl CARPETS - Wholesale to you R.D. Murdock, 643-269?. Three-fan^ $45,900 criminal mischief in connection any potential employers have warehouse. 'The Carpet disposal, one child accepted. References, security Realtors, 6461577. A-ZONE, city water and and benefits, ^ p ly Personnel No pets. $135. CaU 649-3315. ,474 Ma i n St. — Commercial with ah incident of vandalism at sometime in the future. any questions they may contact and Poodle, mixed. Call 646^^ Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., $180 per month. 649-0308, after 6 required. No children. No sewer, $9,000. J.D . Real Estate Department, The Iona Com­ MANCHESTER - Newer 2- place ideal for office or store, Paradis said his committee Young at 8760214. Manchester. 646-8568. call 649-8989. SIX-ROOM downstairs apart­ BOWERS School, beautifuUy Associates, 6465129. the Collectors Corner, Center pany, 6 Regent Street, bedroom townhouse includes pets. Inquire Paul’s Paint $150. 646-2426, 9-5. PASEK-RUTHERFORD COVENTRY - Six room also discussed the problems Miss Evelyne Parizek, presi­ Manchester. ment and garage. Central. clean .6room Cape. Aluminum St., pqUee say. IRISH SETTER pups, AKC heat, appliances, \Vz baths, full Store, 615 Main St. FOR SALE - Building lot, house. CaU A. D. Heckler, 746 with shoplifting in the area CARPETING, approximately BRAND NEW first-floor 3- Phone 649-3616.. BOLTON NOTCH - Industrial sided, detached garage, deep 280-7478 742-8243 He vhis released on a $250 dent of the board, outlined plans Available for Easter, call 644- basement. $240. per month. zoned for duplex. Owner, 566 6519 between 7:30-8 a.m., or 876 stores with State Police EXPERIENCED cashier. 60’ square. Good condition, pale bedroom apartment with gar­ 643-5881 frain 9-8 or commercial 4 acres, 4,000 treed lot. Fireplaced living non-surety bond for court April for toe beautification programs BARBER — Experienced. week days after 4 p.m. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 643- Raaltor-MLS Open 0-9 4350. representatives and was told Apply at Ellington Ridge Coun­ pink. $75. Call 643-9266. age. May 1st occupancy. 643-0578 ifto r 8 p.in. AVAILABLE May 1st, four- square feet office or retail room, new furnace. Won’t last 1978. 23. in toe three towns. The annual Phone 643-7555. 4535. try Club, Tuesday through Adults. 646-1180. room, first floor apartment. building, many storage long. Keith Real Estate, 646 COVENTRY — 6room home, VERNON that it does little good for the Rid Litter Day will be observed BUNK BEDS, wadier-dryer, After 6 p.m., .M9-84Z7< s. 4 m , 6461922. GLASTONBURY - Acre plus police to talk with students Friday between 9-5. 872-9133. Live Stock FOUR-ROOM apartment, full buildings. 521^7373 or 1-223-4W large kitchen, new roof, plus Merlin Goolsby, 71, of 18 on April 28. EARN a vacation the Avon 42 living room furnituce, mis­ LARGE five-room, two on top of Minnechaugh Moun­ about shoplifting. way! Make money in your sized kitchen, self-cleaning after 5 p.m. baths, fireplace, family room, tain. View with seclusion. Call unflnished second floor. $^,900. Burke Rd., Rockville, was The chamber also un­ EXPERIENCED - direct cellaneous. 92 Vernon St., 6-9 bedrooms, one child, no pets. IMANCHESTER - 2 bedroom MODERN large five-room IMMACULATE Ranch, 3 The committee is proposing spare hours for a getaway MELODY FARMS - stove, refrigerator, heat, hot •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• after 6 p.m., 6^18^. Hayes Agency, 6460131. charged Tuesday with evading derwrites the cost of the salesmen, $500 weekly commis­ p.m. Security required. Available apartment, available im­ apartment, second floor, wall- bedrooms, 1(4 baths,'Tecreation fully applianced eat-in kitchen. cruise, spring clothes, Beautiful quarter horse type water, and garage included. responsibility in connection to send out questionnaires to purchase of seedlings which are sion, income plus, if you qualify now. $125. 8ra-0602. mediately. $150. Eastern Real to-wall carpeting throughout. Wanted to Rant 69 room, 20x40 swimming pool, 2- Two/e h a l f o f v o u r d i m m e r PRIVACY — Ckintemporaiy 6 young mother will explain how 29Coiu:eming 47 Fatigue Lesperance, 6467620. the white-tailed deer as the valescent homes. 21 Watering 12 Container 8664. WANTED — Antique fur­ A kID THE WArTRESS 16 6U R E T D A6k*> UMTOUCriED AND- room Ranch. Cathedral ceiling, $22,5ljO-Only 10 units in our WE WILL buy your home. Call to care for a child. 13 Spanish cheer (2w ds.) 48 Individuals CENTER STREET — 4M» Hie BARROWS Zl'WALLACE Co. official state animal, rejecting Grades 6-8 will hear toe Rev. place 49 Affirmative niture, toys, crank built-ins, 1V4 baths, fireplace, MANCHESTER - Im­ R ealton — MLS condominiums left! They anytime, Hutchins Agency, In the afternoon, these 23 Capital of 18 Capital o f 30 False god TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for room townhouse, 1^ baths, all the timber wolf and the striped Randall Blackall, director of 33 Dodecanese vote phonographs, swords, guns, paneling, garage, patio, maculate 7-room Colonial, two Manchester Parkade — 649-83W can’t build them at this price Realtors, 6465324. students will visit some of the Peru ■ Cyprus covering lawns, shhibs, etc. 20 appliances, carpeted, 2 air- A /O T A gigiher. the Family Life, Marriage and 20 Window glass island 51 Yellow bugle glass, attic or cellar contcents. barbeque, two acres. Hutchins fireplaces, finished rec room, anymore. (3et the apprecia­ area convalescent homes and 26 Braasicaceous plant cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- conditioners, heat and hot X WORD. Family Apostolate of jiamden, plant a Slim 35 G reek’’R " 43-6535. Agency, 6465324. fully carrated, garage. Near tion plus maintenance-free will view films dealing with 22 By means o f 40 Industrial S2Clanm 6587. water, stor^e. $210. By ap­ and visit toe Police station and - 28 52 (Romain) 54 Wooden " - — ' S t . hospital. $37,900. Call Dick living and pay as little as rent. social awareness. On iSiesday 31 Algerian 23 ------centerdeV ega in Italy pointment, Charles Ponticelli, MANCHESTER - New con­ COLONIAL Ranch — 6 rooms, toe Tolland (Jounty Court House 42 Soviet city trough 649-9644, 646-0800. Snuner, J. D. Real Estate Low down payment required aeaport Caipio LAWN MOWER ~ Room* Without Board 59 struction, 6room Ranch, 1V4 1(4 baths, large modern toe younger students will visit Associates, 6461992. for qualified buyer. Call u8 Where they will hear talks by 32 Swiaa region r Hahn/Eclipse 21” Rocket self- baths, fully equipped kitchen, kitchen, fireplace, beautiful toe Children’s Museum in West r r r r r MANCHESTER - Available What Is Your Property Worth?] state troopers and an attorney. 34 City in r propelled. Used two seasons. THE THOMPSON House - excellent neighborhood on bus bay windows In front, walk-out and discuss your needs with Hartford to learn about toe New Jersey 12^ April 1st, Six rooms, $175. New MANCHESTER - 7-room IF * will view your property at NO COST or oblige] Appreciation for other ethnic IT IT ir $100. (new $199) 643-6648. Cottage St., centrally located, line. $lu,900. Hayes Agency, basement, oversized two-car us-This might be the answer. culture of toe American Indian 38 Spanish river 3-bedroom duplex, $225. Cape, first-floor fam % room, 3 groups will be toe theme for 37Hiaf-eins IT" large, pleasantly furnished 6460131. : bedrooms, garage. Ireed lot. attached garage on private acre Hon, end a u g i^ todefa market value. and about life in colonial times. i r KODAK slide trays for Frechette & Martin, Realtors, Wednesday for the older 38 Hastened rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 Stone walls. Bowers School. lot. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, HEBRON - Young 5 plus 5 ' ASK M OOT OUR OIAIUUITEE SALES PLAN TQDAYR! On Wednesday, toe students i r IT IT Cavalcade 520 projector. 18 647-9993. students. They will hear a talk 39 Spool for overnighl and permanent $32,900. Hayes Agency, 6464)131. 6464200. Duplex — on 1(4 country will hear a carpenter, a 40 Extinct trays 2 lor $3. Also Cavalcade guest rates. acres. Low 40s. by a representative of St. bird o f 520 projector, one loos6 spring telephone worker and a F e j ■ F T 1 TWO-FAMILY, 4-4, excellent CENTRAL Air-conditioned 6 HEBRON — 50’ Ranch on 1.3 Michael’s Community (Jenter in New Zeeland but in working order. $^. (new COHIOYOUUSEA policeman tell about their jobs. !T tr 7T WT MANCHESTER - Large condition. Good financing room (Jolonlal, first-floor fami­ Hartford and by George 41IVeu(lian J ■ $125.) 6 4 3 ^ ^ . VILLABER LARfiE, LA M E BARN? acres. Located minutes from PASEK On Thursday, 56 children from term clean furnished room, maid ser­ available. International ly room with large fieldstrae Route 2. Two cut stone Sheridan of toe United Farm 43 Kind of skirt IT r r j vice. Phone 649-2813. an inner-city school in Water- A spacious older 7 room Associates Inc., Reators, 647- fireplace, four bedrooms. 2(4 fireplaces, 2 full baths. Game Workers. 46 Affirm ative j r WEATHERED LOBSTER APARTMENTS baths, two car garage, walk-out bury will be their guests. ■ 8 i home, established residen­ 1300. room and one-car garage On Thursday, they will hear side d pots, to*order, flat top, $6; LADIES only — Nicely fur­ basement, deaa-endstreet. One F^day, these same students 47 Plaything tr rounded top, $7. Call 64^1453. Five-room, 2-bedroom town tial peij^borhood with all speakers, from Drug Informa­ d ■ d nished room for rent, communi­ RAISED RANCH, custom year old. Philbrick Agency, highlight this 6room Ranch. will visit toe Town Hall, toe so Feminine house, wall-to-wall carpeting, utilities. Two-car garage, Your price, $35,900. tion Assistance Line (DIAL) appellation tr ty kitchen and bath, all utilities built, cathedral ceilings, large Realtors, 6464200. police and fire stations, a bank, I ■ ■ l i n e : HEARING AID,like new, included, located on bus line, 2 air conditioners, appliances, CftRLft HENOLER walk:up room attic. Low, and New Hope Manor, Somers, S3 European on IT JIT M iLmunee, ms, formal dining room, modern fllM • 742-8248 - RMNors-IIILS Rockville General Hospital and -waterway sacrifice. Phone 643-4564. near stores. (?all after 4 p.m., heat and hot water, IV^ tiled RANCH, six rooms, 1(4 baths, LESSEHGER CO. when toe problems of drugs and ■ l i ?[- low 90’s. Call. equipped kitchen, 2 full baths, 4 M«mb«ra of National Asaodaikm of Real Ettala Boarda, Ino LonnacUcut I Roosevelt Mills. S5Fonner.name BT H 644-0383. baths, washer and dryer hook­ HENDL6RS lAvr. good sized bedrooms, 2 formal dining room, 3 alcohol will be discussed. The PANOSONIC STEREO tuner, WARREN L HOWLAND Inaittuta ol Baal Eatata Boards, also lha Hartlord, Manetiisstsr and Vamon | Law and Order will be toe ofJakarta up, patio. No pets. wv« fireplaces, oversized 2-car gar­ bedrooms, garage, treed lot. week will conclude with all S8 Asian oountry with guarantee, $180. Pair " ev/ P S F xa MuMpla UaUng Sarvloa. theme of the programs for vr 'FURNISHED carpeted room, ■EM.TQM 848-1108 age. Philbrick Agency, $33,900. Phllbjrick Agency, 040-8718 students attending Mass. S7 Easy tasks _1 metal skis, one season old, $50. Grades 4 and 5. They will be IT kitchen privileges, lounge area, Realtors, 646^00. Realtors, 6464200. (sling) __ _ii Pair of women’s skates, size 6, SgRomandate n ! washer-dryer,jail utilities in- cm 648-7620 n. Reg. li. S. Pal. Dll.- Ah ••aMtraMrvvd m ss. 3 1973 by Uniled fe,((uia SyndKate, Inc. (NiwsrAPU iNTimni aum.) ^ 1 0 . Phone 643-8634. eluded. Male. 4, 742-9868.

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Testimonial May 17 Sandwich Glass Today:,as always Speaker's topic Honors Bob Digan Sandwich glass is the subject of the April meeting of the PINEHURST Manchester Historical Society R o b e r t 3. D ig a n , youthful drag abuse patterns, Sunday, April IS at 2 p.m. famous for fine meats* Today’s State Manchester’s coordinator of and helped develop a drug infor­ Arrangements have been made PINEHURST OFFERS PINE VALUES ‘ youth services, will be honored mation education center in through the Institute of Local IN U.S. CHOICE CHUCK, Lottery Number Manchester. lEtipntttg Bprali May 17 at a special dinner of ap­ History at Manchester Com­ preciation for more than a As youth service coordinator, munity College for tiie meeting BOTH STEAKS AND ROAfTS 65246 dozen years of his concern for Digan has developed new ap­ to be held in the MCC Manchester—A City of Village Charm t h i RTY-'TWO PAGES — TWO s e c t i o n s and as^ tan ce to the young-peo­ proaches to school-police-court auditorium on Bidwell St. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1973— VOL. X a i, No. 163 ple of the community. liaison, with the goal of iden­ Raymond E. Barlow of The dinner will be at the tifying and assisting youth in Windtom, N.H.,. a recognized BLOCK CHUCK Manchester Country Club, with conflict with family, communi­ authority on Sandwich glass, is Atty. Vincent L. Diana serving ty or school. bringing more than 300 pieces as toastmaster. Others involved In addition to his official from his own collection which STEAKS or in planning the tribute are: W. duties, Digan is a member of he will display and describe. He J. Godfrey Gourley, an the Drug Advisory Councii, has collected Slandwich glass OEO Dismantling organizer and member of the president of the Manchester for some 20 years and has been ROAST Drag Advisory Council; Town Scholarship Foundation, and a lecturing and writing on the ViEIIY LEAN, ECONOMICAL CENTER CUTS Clerk Edward J. Tomkiel; member of the parish council of topic for over a decade. He is a STEAK OR ROAST ...... H i. SSo Police Chief James M. Rear­ St. James Church. member of the Sandwich Glass don; Paul Moss, president of He was a member of the Museum and has done Boneteas the Drag Advisory Council and board of directors of the excavations at the site of the assistant administrator at Connecticut Association for factory. Halted By Court Manchester Memorial Alcohol and Drug Problems, The public is invited to this CHUCK ROAST Hospital; and Dr. Robert Stan­ Manchester’s representative to last meeting of the season for ton. the Greater Hartford Narcotics the society, and also to bring WASHINGTON (AP) — A the programs and people of the William B. Jones issued a Washington, told an overflow Digan joined the Manchester Steering Committee, and on the BONELESS BEEF federal judge says the Nixon Office of Economic Opportuni- broadly . worded order crowd of about 100 in the lobby : I antique glassware for authen­ BONELESS CROSS school system in 1960 as super­ executive board of the Connec­ tication. I RIB ROAST STEW administration is acting illegal- ty. Wednesday enjoining Howard of OEO headquarters after visor of attendance and quickly ticut Council on the Family. In ly in its plan to disperse rapidly U.S. District Court Judge Phillips, acting director, from Jones issued his decision: “ We proce^ing further with the ad­ are proud to have fought, and won recognition for his support 1972, as a member of the educa­ lb * 1 . 4 9 ib.M»* and warm concern for the youth tion subcommittee of the ministration plan to phase out happy to have beaten, this of the town. Governor’s Advisory Council on LEAN GROUNO OHUCK ...... Hi. SI.10 the antipoverty agency. atteiript to violate the laws of A graduate of St. Michael’s Drugs, he helped prepare the ROUND STEAK GROUND ...... R l. S 1 .3 0 the United States.” Hospital Cost Jones said the administration Connecticut Comprehensive College and with a master’s could not unilaterally terminate He urged President Nixon to Drug Plan. degree from Notre Dame From the House of Raeford OEO programs established by replace what he called “ Howie University, Digan served as He and his wife, the former Fraternity Cites Rogers Frosen 3 1 /2 to 4 lb. Congress as long as funds are Phillips and his wrecking probation officer in South Bend, Marilyn Miller of Michigan Ci­ Control Bill USED CiW S appropriated for them. His crew” with managers who will ty, Ind., reside with their four Ind., social worker for the State Dr. John E. Rogers of Manchester (center), consultant in black history and culture at the decision came on suits filed by carry out the Economic Oppor­ children at 32 Spring St. Top Prioti PiM of Massachusetts, and officer University of Hartford, receives “ Man of the Year” award from Carl R. Clay (left), presi­ TURKEY BREASTS a union local representing tunity Act as, he said, the union for the Connecticut Juvenile Tickets for the dinner of ap­ P ForiUMMHM dent of Delta chapter of Omega Phi Epsilon fraternity, a black student orgnaization. All white meat... a lot of Clears Assembly government workers and a members will. The crowd Court before coming to preciation will be available the CARTER OEVROLET Presentation of the award was niade last week at a testimonialjdinner for Rogers. Guest tender white meat at a low Missouri rural redevelopment cheered. Manchester. end of this week at the p speaker at the dinner was Donald M. Payne (right), founder of Oie fraternity. The plaque C0.M C^ price corporation. The suits in Washington and In 1967 he was named coor­ Municipal Building, Police HARTFORD (AP) — A bill for a state commission to presented to Rogers cites him for his “ undying efforts to enrich” community life and 99* Chicago raised an issue that has Headquarters, and Watkins In Chicago, however, U.S. dinator of youth services — the control hospital costs, with the power to set rates and cut first position of its kind in Bros. educational institutions through “ his extensive knowledge, particularly in the area of Another Netp iteml District Court Judge James B. agitated the capital for budgets, cleared the Connecticut General Assembly months—the alleged usurpation Connecticut. Since then, he has black history.” Frosen Bonelest 6-o». Parsons refused to halt the ad­ contributed his time, help and mm mmm mmiimmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm m^m m mmm mm Wednesday. ministration’s actions. Parsons and denial by the executive encouragement in many Gov. Thomas J. Meskill hailed the passage. “ I believe said suits filed in Chicago were branch of government of avenues of community service. CHICKEN BREASTS MCh 89* premature since “ OEO will programs enacted by Congress the state can no longer sit idly by and watch, hospital and presumably mandat^ by He helped create and develop Fire Prevention Information Distributed charges bring financial ruin to families,” he said. continue as provided by law un­ a Youth Commission, as part of The beat franks at way way below ceiling priceal less Congress acts to discon­ the legislative branch to be The bill received final carried out. Manchester’s town govern­ Firemen Jim LaPine and Ken (hisson of the Town Fire Wednesday. 'The firefighters toured area elementary tinue it or fails to act to cause ment. He initiated youth legislative approval in the The House had earlier its continuance and that C om -. Grate & Weigel Franks Hi. *1.35 Department hand out Junior Fire Marshal magazines to schools to remind children that April has been designated amended the bill to give The latest OEO renewal by oriented groups known as 10-M.lox 1 ^ Senate 28-4, after a lengthy munity Action Agencies will be Congress, for example, N O W FROM students of the morning kindergarten class of Mrs. Daryl as “ Spring Cleanup Month” by the Town Public Safety Ad­ attempt by Democrats to hospitals full freedom in “ Smarteens,” to combat funded for their programs at Other than Box Lots...... Ik t i4 0 Stawski and Miss Ruth Leeds at Nathan Hale School visory Committee. (Herald photo by Ofiara) transferring funds within the "directs” that the agency con­ reduce the power of the com­ least through 1973.” The tinue into 1975. Grate & Weigel Llvervirurst .lb. *1.29 mission. operating budget. Thus, even if Chicago action also was filed by 1st Prize Skinless Franks Many of those who voted for the 'commission ordered a a union local that represents President Nixon, in his 1974 it expressed reluctance and hospital to delete 50 nursing OEO employes. budget message last Jan. 29, Public Records B .D . A N D S O N 6-lb. box lots lb. *1.32 concern that the commission positions, the hospital could spelled out proposals to Retiring Republican The White House and the PEARL News might reduce the quality of keep the positions, but would transfer responsibiility for cer­ Othar than box lots ...... R i. *1 .3 9 OEO said they would have no Warranty Deed health care. But they said the have to cut an equivalent tain OEO functions to other If we run out o f box lota, we will give rain checks. comment on the two decisions Sherwood Circle Inc. to Anne escalating cost of m ^icine had amount from somewhere else agencies. The administration Capsules until government attorneys M. Cole, property on Timber Leaders Honored to be checked. in its budget. also has said local communities This amendment removed studied them. Trail, conveyance tax $52.25. KrrCHENAlD DISHWASHERS FRESHER EGGS...FRESHER CMGKENS at PMEHURST The 15-member cost commis­ would have to fund antipoverty Quitclaim Deed SOL R. COHEN Gaffney’s office announced at 5 Agostinelli remarked, people sion will review the budgets of “ line-by-line” control over the Phillip R. Kete, president of programs if they want to con­ Leonard J. and Ann C. Ws feature only PERDUE Fresb CMcfeans and Parts (Herald Reporter) p.m. he was too busy to attend. never looked at Adler as a Important Changes Connecticut’s 36 private budget, according to the bill’s the government union local in tinue them. State Comptroller and former Republican or a Democrat. father. Rep. M o ^ s D. Cohen, Delaney to Lester C. Silver Jr. and Strickland Farms SHADE AA EOOS About 250 friends, associates WASHINGTON (AP) - An Jiospitals, nursing homes and Manchester mayor Nathan They looked upon him as a D-Bloomheldi a dentist. and Sophie Silver, one-half in­ and family of M. Adler Dobkin Environmental Protection other private health facilities Agostinelli, a friend of Dobkin’s friend — and that’s the way he “ At long laejt, thp hospitals terest in property on Cooper FRESH CHICKEN LEGS lb. W and Saunda Taylor honored the Agency official says EPA’s begiwjing July I, 1974. since childhood, delivered the wanted it.” must realize that the people— Hill St., no conveyance tax. From Strickland GRADE AA LARGE popular Manchester little-noticed chiange in position Hospitals must receive prior principle tribute to the two Agostinelli presented Dobkin and their elected represen­ Town Plans Told Dissolution Agreement Republicans with a testimonial on 1976 nitrogen-oxide limits in approval for rate increases KitchenAid Dishwashers and Mrs. Taylor with framed tative hr government—demand Daniel Gagosz, no longer WHITE EGGS i.69^ dinner last night at Willie’s iKing honored. automobile exhausts, is far greater than 6 per cent or letters of appreciation and well efficiency as well as quality doing business as The Browse- Handle pots and pans as well as everyday dishes Steak House. Dobkin, GOP “ We who run for Public of­ more significant than its delay capital expenditures over $100,- wishes from Gov. Thomas care in our medical in­ Downtown Group Around. town chairman for five years, fice,” said Agostinelli, “ think in forcing abatement of two 000. and glasses. Whichever KitchenAid dishwasher you Meskill. stitutions;” Dr. Cohen said. Marriage License g; Freezer Specials and Mrs. Taylor, vice chairman we’re pretty good, but we’d other pollutants. But the comntlssion can only The invocation was by Carl The Senate defeated Robert E. Bennett, Coventry, select, you'll get outstanding performance and Wholo 14 to 18-Bk U.S. CiiolGa for nine, gave up their posts in never be e le c ts if not for peo­ If Congress accepts EPA’s delay for six months rate in­ The Town of Manchester is Also included in the project ple like Adler and Saunda ^nnser, former town director. amendments to bring state and Rosemary O’Brien, 17'7 reliability. February. They were views, auto makers may have creases between 2 and 6 per proceeding with plans to up­ will be radius improvements at Musical entertainment was by hospitals under the com­ Summit St., April 21. SIRLOIN TIPS succeeded by A. Paul Berte and woridng for us. If I have any to provide little or no control of cent and capital projects grade the roadway, sidewalks, the corner of Purnell Pi., Weiss The Illusions, one of the top mission’s authority and to Building Permits Built-Iris Marion Mercer, respectively. status at all in public office, I nitrogen oxide beyond that between $25,000 and $100,000. and drainage of Purnell Pi., said. The sidewalks to be owe it to the workers — the peo­ women barbershop quartettes require hospitals to submit five- Edward C. Mainville Sr., OF BEEF The guests were not limited already applied to today’s cars. Lesser amounts do not need ap­ Town Manager Robert Weiss restored will be of bituminous Front-loading Portables \ ple behind every candidate.” in the East. year plans of development. porch at 903 Center St., $300. aim |MI HOMtS or tUUlt MU Howl*. to Republicans — there were That would make it a lot proval. told the Mayor’s downtown Ac­ construction, he noted, as con­ Agostinelli credited Dobkin John F. Shea Jr., himself a Dr. Samuel G. Smith, swim­ Compact, Top-loading Portables many Democrats and unaf-^ easier for them to meet the Nursing homes must receive The cost of the commission tion Committee this morning, crete sidewalks would be too with giving him his start in former Manchester GOP chair­ ming pool at 301 Kennedy Rd., Convertible Portables I CHUCK filiated present — and they tough carbon-monoxide and prior approval for any rate in­ was estimated at $350,000 next and hopefully the work will expensive. man, served as master of $10,760. weren’t limited to Manchester public life. “ He came to me in hydrocarbons limits which crease over the 4 per cent a year and $560,000 the year after. done this spring. Dishwasher-Sink Combinations 1966 and asked, 'How would you ceremonies. After introducing Improvements to the Thomas J. Quinn, additions to I PATTIES people — there were many from were postponed Wednesday year. The commission would hire a Weiss, noting that the town is roadway are considered a high garage at 1015 Tolland ’Tpke., « 4-Ok bam, Ikmm out of town. like to run for o ffic e ? ’ I the guests at the head table, he The commission will conduct any KitchenAid Owner fro m th eir o rig in a l 1975 director, an assistant director, still doing engineering work for priority, Weiss said, noting that $1,500. One who didn’t make it was said,’Yes,’ and I’ve never been introduced some of the public hearings prior to gran­ deadline to 1976. clerks and cost accountants. the project, said the work will the n e ^ for improvements was Rollin C. Tripp, fence at 188 Shurfine Republican State Chairman J. sorry.” dignitaries at other tables. ting rate increases, or, ap­ Sen. Ruth Truex, R- probably include repaving of mentioned at last week’s down­ S. Main St., $232. Brian Gaffney, who was to have Taking note of the many They included Democratic proving annual budgets. Wethersfield, said she was the street, restoration of town committee meeting. Mak Construction Co. Inc., been the featured speaker. Democrats at the dinner. Town Chairman Ted Cum­ Democrats and one “ seriously concerned” about sidewalks on the cast side of the In other business this mor­ two-family dwelling at 46-48 i ICE CffiAM Gel. mings, State Sen. David Beyond Watergate Republican offered nine the effects the commission street, installation of drainage ning, Robert Weinberg told the Bigelow St., $32,000. Odegard, State Reps. Donald WASHINGTON (AP) - amendments to the bill that would have on the quality of system, and reorganization of committee that his finance sub­ B.T. Peterman, new dwelling Genovesi and Francis There are indications that the passed the House 119-27 last Connecticut’s health care. the layout of the Purnell committee has received checks at 38 ’Tracy Dr., $22,000. Pinehurst Has The Low Price Mahoney, former Judge of Watergate grand jury is in­ week. Most of the amendments Her instinct was to vote Parking Lot. or pledges totaling $4,560 in the Margaret Dufour, fence at 36 Tolland Voters Probate John Wallett, former STATE OR LAND 0’ LAKES vestigating allegations of were aimed at the com­ against the bill, she said, but fund-raising effort to pay for a Clinton St., $500. Republican State Chairman and Republican spying and under­ mission’s power to “ approve, she said she would vote for it The street needs total downtown planning consultant. Thomas A. Jacobson, now PUC chairman Howard No Limn. cover disruptions beyond the deny or modify” hospital because of runaway costs and reconstruction, Weiss said, but Committee chairman alterations to dwelling at 46 Hausman, State Gaming Com­ BUTTER Hk Okay Charter break-in and bugging of budgets. because hospitals have the funds are not available for a William Sleith asked Weinberg Hunter Rd., $1,800. mission Chairman Paul Democratic national Sen. George Gunther, R- public at heart. complete job. ’The improve­ •to come in with a firm financial Pratt Sign Co. for Pagani Silvergleid and Deputy State o f Maine headquarters. Stratford, said the bill took a Her comments were ment project, to be funded by picture next 'Thursday, when Caterers, sign at 78 Maple St., KitchenAid Hash Compactor Agriculture Commissioner Fen­ Former White House aides “ meat-ax” approach to the applauded by several senators. th e town’s highway the committee is scheuduled to $350. Revision Plan ton P. Futtner. Dwight Chapin and Gordon Senators Louis Cutillo, maintenance account, will cost Tames trash, helps keep your kitchen neat and clean. Shea read messages of con­ problem of high hospital costs meet with the planning consul­ 10 . . 99* Strachan and a California at­ and went beyond the concept of William Sullivan, James about $5,000, Weiss estimated. tant. POTATOES gratulations for Dobkin and Exclusives: VIVIAN V. KENNESON torney, Donald Segretti, were Murphy Jr. and George Idaho Baking Mrs. Taylor from Mayor John controlling costs. Correspondent questioned Wednesday. Gunther voted against the bill. Thompson, U.S. Sen. Lowell Sen. Joseph Fauliso, D- • Built-ln'Litter Bin'™ • Triple Drive Ram that compacts / Both Chapin and Strachan Four others were absent at Weicker and U.S. Rep. Robert Hartford, said the commission • Charcoal Air Filter to control evenly no matter how uneven Tolland voters approved the revised charter yesterday have been linked in various the time of the vote: Sens. Democrat Leaders 5 .6 9 ^ Steele. could “ strangle” hospitals and odors the load POTATOES by 39 votes. Approximately 33 per cent of eligible voters published accounts to Wilber Smith, Harry Burke, Fee Raise Voted roiden California Berte, on behalf of the he called the bill “ punitive.” He • Powerful % h.p. motor; 3(XM) participated in the referendum which created a position of allegations of political spying voted for the final bill, Joseph Dinielli and Philip • Use with or without trash bags (See Page Sixteen) Costello Jr. town manager for Tolland. and sabotage. however. Huddle To Work HARTFORD (AP) - The pounds of ram force. Connecticut House of Represen­ CARROTS Total votes cast in favor of the revision was 672, which tatives passed 124-0 Tuesday a And Pinehurst Has The Best was above the necessary minimum of 15 per cent of the Out Controls Bill bill to raise the fee charged out- INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS town’s electorate. of-state shippers of liquors. spector, sanitary inspector, Folke Erickson, leader of a WASHINGTON (AP) — Pacing almost certain defeat in The bill, which passed the group opposed to the change, assessor, director of public m K GRAPEFRUIT their drive for a tough price-rollback bill, House Senate but must go back to the said “ they fought a good hard works, conservation commis­ Senate Appropriations Com­ g s o sion, constables, fite marshal, Democratic leaders huddle today to seek a compromise or KitchenAid KitchenAid B ox o f 48 lo r fight — the p eop le have mittee for technical reasons, spoken.” Charter Revision and dog warden. a temporary extension of the existing economic-control would raise fees from $45 to $1,- Committee Chairman William. All of the above appointments law. 000 a year. Food Waste Hot-water More Pinehurst Specials,,, shall be made on the basis of Summers III said that last night Tentative agreement was Rep. Harry W. Wenz, R- Shurfine merit and fitness. However, Chairman Wright Patman, D- was the end of a long work reached Wednesday on a 60-day Fairheld, said the change Disposers Dispenser any person holding a position as Tex., of the Banking Committee process for his committee. extension of the president’s dis­ would bring Connecticut’s fee CUT GREEN BEANS 5 .> 1 ** of Nov. 1 who has served in that balked at the proposed 60-day Grind everything, from Like having a built-in Kevin Cavanagh and Robert cretionary control powers into line with those of All Duncan Hines position for at least one year extension, which would be con­ bones to stringy vegetables. Dumont, co-chairmen of the which expire April 30. neighboring states. Connecticut teakettle. You get steamingr shall be retained without tests. sidered under procedure Citizens for Charter Com­ That agreement was reached barring amendments. manufacturers and wholesalers • Cast stainless steel grinding hot water at the turn of a LAYER CAKE MIXES 39r The Board of Selectmen will mittee, gave credit for the ap­ after a Banking Committee will continue to pay the $45 fee. elements knob for: make appointments to the Noting that his committee Campbell's Vegetable' ^ proval to the Charter Revision measure for stiff controls ran Board of Tax Review, the Town had approved the rollback • Automatic Reversing • Instant foods and drinks Committee and the voters, for into heavy opposition in the Counsel, Library Board, alter­ measure by a 21-9 vote, Patman • Insulated Housing SOUP 5-.n** being “ aware.” Cavanagh, an House Rules Committee. • Fast start on cooking nates to the Planning and said all House members should active Democrat and Dumont, The Rules panel hearings • H h.p. Motor • Many uses every day Zoning Commission and the be allowed to propose and Hunt’s TOMATOES 21/23 „ former Republican selectman, were recessed until next week, Zoning Board of Appeals, direc­ debate amendments if they Bridgeport Given attributed the effectiveness of leaving little time for final con­ We Have The Low Price on tor of health, director of Civil want to. their committee to the fact that gressional action on the bill State PILOT Grant Defense, Board of Recreation, it was completely bi-partisan. before the Easter recess star­ Without Rules Committee Board of Building Appeals, nur­ 8-Pack COKES n.08 They expressed the hope that ting April 19 and extending to clearance, he complained, HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. sing service and the Jury Selec­ Which tern you lie a certon ; the tw o parties working April 30. members "will be denied this Thomas J. Meskill has an­ tion Committee. together would carry over into A 60-day extension of existing right.” nounced a $570,929 grant to the Open Thurs. and FrI. tUI Nina Positions which will still be K i t c h e n A i d A P P U A N C E headquarters the new council. law could be passed by the City of Bridgeport as part of the 8 A.M. Thurs., FrI., Sat filled by election are a seven- Several changes will take House without Rules Com­ “ Controls are never an easy state’s payment-in-lieu-of-taxes member Board of Selectmen, a place once, the ^ovisions of the mittee clearance next Monday, solution,” Patman said, citing (PILOT) program. nine-member Board of Educa­ charter go into effect this fall. but it could not be amended. rising living, costs and “ the To qualify, the city had to tion, five-member Planning and PIHEHURST The most obvious change is that The extension was designed averages of runaway inflation.” waive payment of approximate­ Zoning Commission and five- the chief executive officer of to give the Banking Committee ly $115,958 in property taxes A N D S O N member Zoning Boprd of He blamed President Nixon bd the town will be the town time to draft a new bill to soften normaliy paid by the Beardsley PEARL Appeals. Except for the Board for having “ placed the nation in GROCERY, INC. manager “ who shall ^erve at opposition from farmers, Terrace and. Pequonnock 649 MAIN ST. E 8 T . 1941 TEL. 643-2171 of Selectman, terms will be an economic condition where it 302 MAIN Use Our Parking Lot the pleasure of the selectinen.” cattlemen and some business apartmoits on 1,250 moderate and Just Push Tha WaRi LigM. The board of selectmen will be either for four or two yean«» must make such tough rental units. eliniinating further six-year groups. decisions.” expai^ed from three to seven The original bill would roll terms. Republican Leaders At Testimonial members who will seryfe back prices, interest rates and without pay. The effective date of the M. Adler Dobkin and Saunda Taylor at left, former chairman, looks on. Shea was the master of ceremonies charter is. April 11, 1973; rents to Jan. 10,1973, levels. It The manager shall appoint, Manchester GOP chairman and vice chairman, chat with last night at a testimonial dinner for Dobkin and Mrs. however, provisions will not be is opposed by the Nixon ad­ • subject to approval of the their successors, A. Paul Berte and Marion Mercer at Taylor. (Herald photo by Pinto) ministration, which wants the selectmen, the treasurer, town effective until the next election right, as John Shea, center, himself a former GOP town existing law extended. clerk, tax collector, building in­ on Nov. 6, 1973.