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l^nnchvstt‘r— A City of Viltuffo (.harm \ MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MAY 14, 1973 — VOL. XCII. No. 190 T\^ KNTY PAGES PRICE: FIFTEEN CKINTS Watergate Revelations Continue \ > » Butz ‘Inquisition^ Charge Called -- ‘Absurdity’
WASHINGTON (AP) - A member of President Nixon’s Cabinet says the Senate Watergate investigating com mittee is launched on a “political inqbisition” by a publicity-hungry chairman.
CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) — The countdown ad The hard-line attack by as saying he did not write the vanced on schedule today for the launching of Skylab, Agriculture Secretary Earl L. report which Nixon said was Butz was dismissed by Chair •America’s first space station, which is to serve as a giant the basis for his Aug. 29 state man Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C., ment that no aide Uien in the “cabin in the sky” for nine astronauts in the next eight as an “absurdity.” The White House was involved in months. exchange came as the com- Watergate. More than 700,000 gallons of liquid oxygen and liquid mitee prepared to open public “Here was the President of hydrogen fuel were pumped into the Saturn 5 booster as the hearings and coincided with the United States reassuring several new developments in the American people on the count entered the final hours for the planned 1:30 p.m. the spreading Watergate scan basis of a report that didn’t EDT liftoff. dal: exist,” Newsweek quoted Dean There’s a shower and a toilet, Skies were cloudy and there -V. —Former acting FBI director as saying. was a possibility of rain during stereo sets, books, changes of L. Patrick Gray III was said by A similar report was carried the day, the weatherman clothing, playing cards, a dart The Washington Post to have by Time which quoted an reported. board, exercise machines and a been told by two FBI officials associate of Dean saying Dean If the laboratory orbits picture window for viewing several weeks after the made no Watergate investiga successfully, the three-man earth. And every seventh day Watergate break-in there were tion for Nixon, despite Skylab 1 crew will rocket into will be a day of rest. Dinner-Dance Ends MCC 10th Anniversary signs of a coverup. widespread assumptions to the space Tuesday and link up with And the Skylab 1 crew will The Post quot^ sources as contrary. the station for a record 28-day have a live-in doctor. Kerwin, a saying the officials urged Gray Dean was widely reported to mission. physician, will handle the Mannh«frr p activities for president was dean at the college’s founding; Dr. Curtis, to alert Nixon but that he have conducted such a probe The astronauts — Charles medical experiments which Community College climaxed with a dinner- retired Manchester High School superintendent was presi- refused on grounds it might and former FBI Director Gray Conrad Jr., Dr. Joseph P. have priority on the first mis ^ ® Res^urant in Bolton, dent under laws of th6 time which made the college a^town appear he was seeking told the Senate Judiciary Com Kerwin and Paul J. Weitz — sion. He has a dispensary Among those present were, from left. Dr. and Mrs. agency; and Dr. Fenn, presently dean of faculty is one of presidential guidance. mittee that Dean sat in on FBI ■ were to watch the Saturn 5 lift elaborately equipped to long-time faculty members of MCC. (Herald photo by It could not be determined, interrogations of White House off from a viewing area three monitor the health of the and Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Fenn. Dr. Lowe, now MCC Ofiara) ^ the Post said, if this occurred staff members. miles from the launch pad. The astronauts. before a July 6 telephone call in Time reported Dean was 33-story-tall rocket is to drill Upon reaching orbit Skylab which Gray reportedly told called into Nixon’s office in the station into a 270-mile-high will weigh 170,000 pounds. When Chamber Nixon he was disturbed that ac March and asked to sign two orbit. the astronauts’ spaceship hooks Doiible>Deck Bus tions by White House aides papers. It said one was a virtual Then the spacemen will make up with it, it will weigh a total were confusing the FBI’s confession, accepting all blame preparations for their own of 199,750 pounds and will be 118 Breakfasts Watergate investigation. for concealing facts in the case launch aboard a smaller 22- feet long. Hauls Hashish —One of those aides, John W. and, in effect, absolving others. story Saturn IB rocket at 1 p.m. With a total of six wing-like This Week Dean III, ousted White House It said the other was Dean’s Tuesday. solar panels extended it will be BOSTON (AP) — Customs agents planned to resume dis counsel, was reported by Time resignation. a strange-looking space con mantling a London double-decker bus today in which they magazine to have been asked by According to the Time ac Also here are members of the The Greater Manchester traption. The panels convert the Nixon two months ago to sign a count, Dean refused to sign Skylab 2 and 3 crews who later , Chamber of Commerce is con had discovered 750 pounds of hashish in a false ceiling. sun’s rays to electrical energy. virtual confession that he was either paper and also refused to in theyear are to visit the same ICC To Probe Attack ducting two breakfast sessions Five persons, members of the In addition to the ferry vehi U.S. law holds the captain the only White House aide to draft his own letter of resigna laboratory, each for 56 days. this week which will result in same family, were arrested Nine In All cle, which is a modified Apollo SAIGON (AP) - The Inter liable for drugs smuggled cover up facts in the Watergate tion. Returning to Nixon’s of national Commission of Control the program of work for the after agents, aided by a detec aboard the ship and subjects The nine astronauts will con ship, Skylab has four major sec case. fice later. Time said. Dean was tions: 1973-74 fiscal year. tive dog named “Duke,l’ spent him to a fine of $25 per ounce, duct extensive medical, scien and Supervision unanimously —Dean, who has vowed he told by the President he must The first session is tomorrow 12 hours Saturday dismantling agents said, estimating the tific, earth resources and space — The 22-foot-diameter or agreed today to investigate Viet will not be made a scapegoat In "shoulder the burden” and that bital workshop, two-stories Cong charges that U.S. planes at 8 a.m. at The Colony Room of the bus to find the drug. Agents penalty in this case at about the case, was quoted in an inter manufacturing experiments to estimated its value at $1.5 there would be no full "airing of high, which contains the attacked Communist territory the Steak Out in Talcottville. $300,000. view with Newsweek magazine determine how well man can million. the case.” Dean was fired April astronauts’ main living and in South Vietnam in violation of The second session will be 30. live and work in space for long The bus, which had been con working space. Bedrooms, the cease-fire agreement. Thursday morning, same time, Dean is onh of a list of 20 periods. same place, as the Tuesday ses verted to a camper, arrived What they learn will set kitchen, wardroom and dispen The United States denied the witnesses so far scheduled to sary are located on the first charges in advance of the sion. aboard the SS Iran Shahr from guidelines for long duration Cochin, India, agents said. GOP Violation appear before the Senate’s The purpose of the sessions is missions of the future) such as floor. Upstairs is a storage and meeting today of the commis Watergate investigating com work area containing science sion. to determine the priority Electric saws, hammers, permanent space stations or crowbars and other tools have mittee which opens public equipment, a food freezer, projects in which the Chamber hearings Thursday. journeys to other planets. been used by 10 agents in the water storage tank and film should devote itself in terms of Of Registration The work of the committee The information also may vaults. both time and money. search. In the area between the have far-reaching con ceiling of the first deck and the was praised Sunday by its Workshop To Visit Managua Richard G. Clark, Chamber’s ranking Republican member, sequences in bringing benefits floor of the second, agents said — Forward of the workshop is MEXICO CITYn(AP) - executive vice president, said it Sen. Howard H. Baker of from space to mankind, is of utmost importance that a they found two 12 foot rows, 18 Laws Alleged an airlock module, which Secretary of State William P. Tennessee, as the "most non expecially in the survey of inches wide and eight inches serves as part of the Rogers Hies to Managua today broad section of the partisan important Inquiry I .earth’s hidden natural membership be represented to deep, crammed with hashish. HARTFORD (AP)—Democratic leaders have calied for resources. passageway between the ferry to inspect the prelim inary have ever seen.” establish guidelines for the The drug was wrapped in an investigation of published reports that jobs and Donald K. Slayton, director of ship and the workshop and rebuilding of the city crumbled As Baker was saying his fears Goals and Priorities Com plastic bags molded to resem promotions in the state civil service come more easily to flight crew operations, said which is the nerve c|iter of the by an earthquake last had proved groundless that the cluster. It contain^heat and December. mittee. ble imitation footwear soles. people who help solicit new registrants for the Republican four Democrats on the seven- Sunday that 6)nrad, Kerwin At the opening meeting Arrested were John Murray, and Weitz are “fully trained, electrical controls and com The U.S. Embassy was party. member committee would take munications gear. It also will among the many buildings Tuesday, major urban 24, and his wife, Kathy, 23, of partisan advantage, the panel’s confident and looking forward The leaders penned a letter referred to state agencies after be a pressurization chamber for destroyed in the quake, and problems facing Greater Lake City, Calif.; Richard objectivity was attacked by to getting the big one off Sunday to Circuit Court of they agree to help boost the par astronaut space walks. Rogers during his brief visit Manchester will be identified. M urray, 20, and his wife, Agriculture Secretary Butz. tomorrow and riding the little ficials asking for an inquiry to ty’s ranks, the paper said. — Also part of the passage is will inaugurate the new em The second sessipn will reduce Patricia, 20, and Dennis Butz told a news conference one on Tuesday.” The determine if crimes have been Some applicants are asked to the multiple docking adapter, bassy offices and lay the cor the list to five priority urban M urray, 23, all of Walnut the Senate investigation is an astronauts Sunday sun-bathed committed against civil service list their past political ac where the ferry ship docks, and nerstone for a hospital being issues. The Chamber will then Creek, Calif. inquisition conducted “largely on a Cape Kennedy beach after and other laws. Senate Minority tivities and availability for which contains the controls of built with U.S. assistance. concentrate its time and money Agents said the five bought for political reasons” and flying here from Houston, Tex., to these five priority issues. the bus in London for $600 and Leader Charles T. Alfano, one future political work on forms where they underwent final the solar observatory equip Nicaragua is the second of called Chairman Ervin "a eight countries Rogers is Clark stressed that each ses spent $9,000 to remodel it, of the signers of the letter, said marked, “Confidential for Gov. training. ment and earth resources in he would propose to the publicity-seeking senator.” struments. visiting in a 17-day Latin sion will last only one hour. making the interior took like a Thomas J. Meskill,’’ according In his reply, Ervin noted When they board their or plush cabin cruiser. legislature today that a bi to the paper. The Courant biting laboratory, they will find — The telescope mount, the American tour that is a every Republican In the Senate forerunner of a similar trip by The five paid the captain of partisan legislative commis added,'“There is no evidence “all the comforts of home, world’s first manned solar sion conduct a separate in voted to set up the committee, observatory which contains six President Nixon later this year. the ship $5,000 to be carried that the forms are seen by the suggested Butz stick to reports Conrad, the Skylab 1 vestigation. governor.’’ telescopes for studying the sun, aboard as crew members, agriculture. ^commander. He is a veteran of Armed Force agents said. Officiais of the Republican three previous space trip6„ in- ^stars and other celestial party could not be reached for '^cluding a walk on the moon. objects. It weighs 24,656 Gold Price Rises Reduction comment. A spokesman for No more cramped quarters pounds. Republican Gov. Thomas J. '^like the Mercury, Gemini or LONDON (AP) — The price Talks Open Meskill said the governor would Trinity College The huge spacecraft will be of gold reached 6100 an ounce in Apollo capsules. Skylab is as visible in areas of the world Herald Hosts have no immediate comment on I large as a three-bedroom house early trading today on Europe’s VIENNA (AP) - The East the reports. that it streaks over at dawn and free bullion markets, and the West talks to arrange for and has 60 times more volume dusk. It will appear as a bright AP' Meeting The Hartford Courant said in Marking 150th [ than Apollo. U.S. dollar dropped. negotiations on a reduction of copyrighted stories published star. Gold hit the |100 level shortly armed forces in central Europe The Herald will be host Private Bedrooms - The Skylab 1 astronauts are Tuesday to the spring meeting Sunday and today that people after the opening of the opened here today with a nine interested in getting a civil ser Year of Service Each astronaut will have his to return to earth June 12, set markets in both London apd minute meeting. of the Connecticut Circuit of the 'own bedroom. There is a ting up the laboratory for a visit Associated Press. Robert vice job or advancing in their Zurich, the world’s two bigfest The first gathering dealt only HARTFORD (AP)—College life never can return to the ’ kitchen and a pantry packed by the Skylab 2 crew on Aug. 8. Leeney, executive editor of the present posts sometimes are bullion markets. That was more with organizational details such advised to get their Democratic ‘with a ton of food ranging from The skylab 3 team is to rocket than double the cost of the as the seating order. Delegates Register Publishing Co. in New way it was before the disruptions of the late sixties, accor filet mignon to ice cream. up to the lab on Nov. 9. Haven, is circuit president. and independent friends to sign ding to the president of Trinity College. metal a year ago. agreed to meet again Tuesday. “changeover forms” Tours of the new electronic The, Russians have for the transferring .their affiliation to “As things have settled down •Lockwood pointed to Trinity’s first time publicly termed the facilities of The Herald will since 1970 and you have a Individualized Degree Program begin at 2:30. The circuit the Republican party. meetings of “great impor People who have excelled in change in the climate, there are as one of its greatest depar tance” and “great business meeting is at many of my colleagues who tures from tradition. The Manchester Country Club at collecting the forms have found ■'-sir significance,’’ raising hopes the road to jobs and promotions suggest we can go back to the program permits community 4:30. they might be resolved to easier, the paper said. Civil ser old ways of doing things,” Dr. members who can’t attend “How To Get Good Photo negoitiate seriously on the vice employes are barred by Theodore D. Lockwood said. classes because of work or Reproduction’’ is the topic for a balanced troop reductions law from receiving favors as a "But this is short-sighted. I family obligations to earn a panel discussion that will take desired by the United States. result of political activity. don’t believe that things degree through units of in place after dinner. Hal Buell, l/ The 19 nations were still The forms are legally haven’t changed in a fundamen dependent study agreed upon V photo editor for the Associated months away at least from get required to be notarized in the tal way.” with Trinity faculty. Press at its New York home of ting down to talking about how presence of the person signing Lockwood, interviewed as the "We have traditionally fice, will be a panelist. Others many of which nation’s troops them’. But the Courant said college began observances this restricted our student body to might be pulled back. There will be Charles Chabotteof the week of itsV^SOth anniversary, persons between the ages of 18 Norwich Bulletin, Roland Blais many of the forms have been were hopes that such substan signed by patrons in bars and said the greatest lesson of the and 22,” he said. "Now we want of the Stamford Advocate, Don to experiment with a different tive negotiations could begin in restaurants and notarized turbulent years .is that “we Fitch of the New Haven approach to education. All of us the fall. But it has taken 14 afterward by GOP justices of have to be quitd ready to Register & Journal-Courier, ne^ to find some alternatives weeks of wrangling to decide the peace. experiment. I don’t think and Don Coviello of the Water- for older peopla. But few have whether Hungary should par The paper said most of the education will ever work if bury Republican. looked outside of traditional ticipate in the conference as a notarizing activity occurs in you’re unwilling to take risks. Ambrose Dudley, AP bureau classroom instruction.” full member or just as an Hartford, but that “suspect "We want to be very alert to observer. chief at Hartford, says every whatever changes may occur in Trinity is in a strong position AP paper in the state will have applications" have also been to try such programs because of The United States finally, located in New Britain, TVew student interest,” he said. “And forced Britain and its other representation, and more than we have tried to find new ways a high ratio of faculty to its 1,- 80 ard'reg^istered. Haven and Meriden. 600 students, its 500,(H)0-volume allies to yield to the Soviet de- The Courant said many inter in which to work with the com- The fint Skylob team consists of astronauts Charles Conrad Jr., left, com munity in terms of the library and its status as a small mand that Hungary get views for state jobs are held at mander; Dr. Joseph P. Kerwin, center, and Paul J. Weitz. resources we have available.” college, Lockwood said. observer status only. GOP offices. Applicants are PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., May 14. 1973 Bolton MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 14, 1973 — PAGE THREE Sheinwold on Bridge College Plans Course TV Tonight I MCC Offering Pool Care Course 1 NO WAY O tT East dealer Schools T ake Steps See Saturday’s Herald for f East-West vulnerable ‘T H E WAY In Communications A training program for swim The instructor will be John FUR DEFENDER Complete TC Littingi I turers will attend several of the By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH ming pool operators will be Thompson, a faculty member New options for concentrated organizations and public class meetings. In a certain kind of hand the 4 J 106 5 2 I HEARD offered this month and next by at Housatonic Community VT To Collect Fees study in broadcasting, relations firms. For information concerning big job of the defenders is to ■■ 9 9 the Division of Summer Session College, who was a pool 0 AQ62 donna HOLLAND Arbitration Scheduled publications and public and Extension Services at manufacturer’s agent and was tuition and registration, call the stay out of trouble. Naturally, - 6:00 - The Media Associate Division of Summer Session K 1 0 6 relations with the Media the main task of declarer is to * by John Gruber Correspondent Because the mediation ses Manchester Community self-employed in servicing- (3-8-22) NEWS Asssociate program offered by program was designed by and Extension Services at 646- see that the defenders never get WEST EAST ; Tel. 646-037S sion between the Board of College. pools and selling products for (18) SECRET AGENT 519 E. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER i Dr. Joseph Castagna, Manchester Community professionals in the com 4900, extension 384 or 385. out of hot water. ♦ 4 ♦ 9 Education and the Bolton maintaining them. Guest lec 1065 2 AKJ83 (20) SOUNDING BOARD College (MCC) will be available munications field. It is taught Classes will meet for six ■East dealer 649-9327 ; superintendent of schools, has Educational Association failed 0 J987 0 K 104 (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE ; been given authority by the to students in the fall semester. by a faculty which includes Tuesday evenings beginning East-West vulnerable Last Wednesday evening This is the only one that sur to result in an agreement, tomorrow, from 7:30 to lO p.m. ♦ Q874 A A J 92 (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH > Board of Elducation to reinstate The Media Associate program many of these same in Opening lead Two of Hearts Arthur Winograd brought the vived bomb damage in Munich necessary materials are being in room 13 on the main campus SOUTH (40) WILD WILD WEST VISIT OUR ; the practice of withholding final is the only college program of dividuals, plus others with West opened the deuce of Subscription Concerts of the during World War II as it is on prepared for arbitration, on Bid well street. 4 AKQ873 - 8:30 - ; report cards and diplomas if its kind in the Greater Hartford practical and theoretical hearts, and East won with the Hartford Symphony Orchestra the far side of the Isar river POSTUREPEDIC SLEEP CENTER schooled for Monday, May 21. ^ Q74 ; students failed to pay their area, and one of very few in backgrounds. The program king. East saw that he couldn’t to a close for another season, from the most important side of (3) CBS NEWS Tennis Courts Deleted The course is for persons who In a health emergency, 0 53. (8) ABC NEWS and take a load off your feet ■ lunch charges, library fines and New England. coordinator, Richard A. Dana, safely continue hearts and that ♦ 53 his ninth here. The program in the city. Munich is a very The school board moved to are responsible for the (22-30) NBC NEWS 1 lost book charges, with an Besides the special media has had 30 years of com HELP is as near as your he couldn't safely shift to either East South .W»5l North cluded the Overture to Verdi’s musical city and there are delete 1^,800 frojn its budget munications experience. operating and maintenace of (24) LOVE TENNIS [ amnesty period feature for courses, the MCC program in phone— because we're clubs or diamonds. The only 1 1 4L Pass "Forza del destino, the Bizet three opera companies there, J for tennis courts to further pools at motels, hotels, resorts, 3 0 [ library books that might in- cludes courses in general The college is able to accept safe play was his singleton Pass 4 ♦ All Pass “Symphony in C major,” and as well as a host of concerts and review an additional $7,700 schools and municipalities as always ready to assist . volve a fine; academic subjects to provide a more students in this program trump, and East promptly led Opening lead — ^ i Stravinsky's "Sacre du recitals. - 7:00 - reduction to arrive at the $40,- Speaker well as for the private home you with fast prescrip I The reinstatement of this broader background than the because the maximum number this. printemps.’’ The main opera house is the (3) MOVIE 500 cut by the Board of Finance. owner who wishes to learn how I practice resulted because many media courses alone would that could be accepted was tion delivery, — South noticed the momentary After nine seasons Mr. National Theater which is very ■'Madame X” (1966), W.J. Godfrey Gourley, who to maintain and operate his pool Additional Late Bus provide. Furthermore, students or to supply you with hesitation and read it for what Daily (Question Winograd is a little better than beautiful and was rebuilt after (8) TRUTH OR I high school students are in has delighted audiences with recently increased. In accor in the most satisfactory and ef I arrears. A motion that a second after earn some college credits for it was. He therefore planned his ■ The player at your right when he first came here but not its almost complete destruction CONSEQUENCES his humorous talks and with his dance with the the college’s ficient manner. needed sickroom sup school late bus be added to work undertaken within the play on the assumption that ilealg and hide one heart. You much. He remains what the by bombing. Originally built in (18) DICK VAN DYKE I Fifty-one notices for high roles in Gilbert and Sullivan “open door” admissions policy, Without proper maintenance p lie s at a m om ent's Monday and Wednesday effec program at area radio and East had all of the missing high hold: Spades, J-10-6-5-2; French call a “batteur,” which 1818, it was modeled on the (20) NBC NEWS ; school students were sent home productions, will be the guest applications will be accepted on during the swimming season, tive October 1973, was approved television stations and public notice. cards. Hearts, 9; Diamonds, A-Q-6- translates as "beater.’’ He (22-30) NEWS I with no result, 25 of them for speaker Thursday night, at a a first-come, first-served basis pools are likely to show higher Paris Odeon, and it was rebuilt, Lie down and comfort test our complete se by the board. relations offices. Declarer won the second 2; Cluhs, K-10-6. seems completely concerned (24) CHOICES F0R76 ! seniors. until the limit is reached. For than acceptable turbidity (sedi Doctors know of this de so far as the front of the house Rosalind Russell hosts lection of Posturepedics...in choice of com The board feels with the addi dinner honoring Robert Digan, trick with a high trump and led What do you say? (40) ABC NEWS I Only one board membqr op- applications and further infor ment in suspension), in with keeping the orchestra is concerned, exactly as it was ‘'Women of the Year, 1973,” tion of a second bus more Manchester’s coordinator of G rad u ates of the MCC pendable emergency a club toward dummy. West Answer: Pass. You cannot together; nratters of period and fort, firmness, innerspring or latex foam...and ; posed the practice, John Esche mation, call or write to the ad adequate dislnfectioui im then. The stage was enlarged a CBS-TV special Monday - 7:30 - students will participate in youth services. program who have majored in service of ours and often properly played low, and South overcall without a good suit, I (R). At the recent town elec- missions office at the college. proper acid-base balance, style do not seem to concern and all the stage machinery at 10:00, Channel 3 (8) POLICE SURGEON the big new modern sizes. after-school activities. The dinner will be at 7:30 publications will be prepared to phone for immediate de and you are not strong enough him so that his readings in I tion, Esche won a seat on the The telephone number is 640- malfunctioning filters and finessed with dummy’s ten. was the very latest. It draws (18) STAND UP & CHEER There will be one bus for each p.m. at the Manchester Country work in junior editorial, repor- for a takeout double. If there is general are uninspired, ; school board for a two-year 49(X), extension 281. other undesirable conditions. livery of drugs and pro Easl'g Only Hope full houses and you need to get (20) FILM side of town and students will Club. A social hour at 6:30 will torial and advertising positions a good suit, and you are not however accurate they may be. vacancy due td the resignation fessional needs to their East won with the jack of seats in advance, but only a Theater (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES arrive home earlier. precede it. Gourley is a with newspaper^ trade jour clubs and looked for a way out. strongxxxxxx The best performed number couple of weeks or so. of William Grunske. member of the committee plan nals and other periodicals. office or home of a It was obviously fatal to lead Answer: Pass, you cannot was the Stravinsky work, which German audiences, by the Time Schedule (30) MOUSE FACTORY ning the tribute to Digan. Vin overcall without a good suit, (40) POLKA Aniwon to Provteus Poulo Those who select the broadcast Happiness is... patient. clubs or diamonds, so East led he has done here before and way, take their opera very Rural cent Diana will serve as master the ace of hearts as his only and you are not strong enough done very well, as a matter of seriously, something like going (aNidMIIl of ceremonies. The honorary option will be prepared to work V ernon C ine I — at radio or television stations A REALLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT hope. for a takeout double. If there is fact. But this is really a ballet to church. There isn’t a whisper chairman is State Comptroller “Deliverance,” 7:10-9:10 - 8:00 - 7^ AIR CONDITIONED 7^ Declarer ruffed in dummy, any future in this hand, your score and depends for its effect during performance. This ACBOSS 56 Cheat rattles Nathan Agostinelli. where they may write copy for Vernon Cine II — “Jeremiah (8-40) JACQUES COUSTEAU 57 Gains. returned to his hand with a partner will be able to act on a steady, pervasive beat. doesn’t mean that at the cur 1 CulUvitcd broadcast, announce news and Johnson,” 7:30-9:30 (18) PRISONER acreage 58 One who Gourley, founder and head of commericals, produce TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY SPECIAL trump and discarded dummy’s despite your pass. This Mr. Winograd has, so the tains they can’t make a lot of stares Copyright'1973 State Theater — “Deep (20-22-30) LAUGH-IN VITO’S S Cultivate Koil Medical Business Management programs or sell advertising 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANING - $1.50 effect was good. The work itself noise, and the setting for DOWN low club on the queen of hearts. Thrust The Hand of Death,” (Formerly Villa Louisa) 9 Feminine in Manchester, is a past presi General F'eatures Corp. is showing its age, however. (3) HERE’S LUCY name 1 Agriculturist time. The public relations op Now South led his last club and “Elektra’’ as well as the 7:30-9:00 Villa Louisa Rd., Bolton dent of the Manchester- Quality Speed Queen Egulpment played dummy’s last club, the Youthful Gallic vivacity was costumes, got thoroughly well (8-40) MOVIE 10 Utopian 2 A i^val (ab.) tion will prepare students for WESTOWM Burnside Theater — “Save 12 Yellow 3 River (Sp.>- Chamber of Commerce and 4 in short supply during the Bizet ■'Where Eagles Dare" Open Sundays—Closed Mondays employment with public king. booed when I was there in The Tiger,” 7:15-9:15 vegetable 4 Gold am past president of the Kiwanis ^ ^ PHARMACY ■ ^ East had to take the ace of symphony, which isn’t very dif December. (18) 700 CLUB silver relations departments in large BELCON LAUNDROMAT ■” 309 Green Rd. Meadows Drive-In — 13 Grazing area Club of Manchester. He is a 455 HARTFORD ROAD — 641 5230 ficult. The notes were there, all (20-30) MOVIE 15 Upper lindi 5 Building businesses, health and charity clubs, and this time there was They have stopped producing “Theatre of Blood,” 8:30; member of the Drug Advisory no escape. If East returned a right, but the performance opera in rococco “ Cuvilies "The Private Navy ol Sgt. O^Farrell" 16 Vestment materials grazing farm 35 Cossack chief “ W hat’s The M atter With (1968). 18 Dictionary of 6 Small fish 22 Loved 37 Fish eggs Council and its past president. sounded as though the conduc diamond, dummy would get a A b o u t T o w n Theater” which was so small Helen,” 10:30 American 7 Meadow 27 Hesitation 38 Clothing The Thursday dinner wiTl be tor had never hear(Tthe com Lunc/ieon^^^' 8 Scottish boy free finesse. If East returned a that the deficits were Manchester Drive-In — (ab.) sound 40 Stay awhile one of humor as well as honor, club or a heart, dummy would poser’s “Pearl Fishers,” as an overwhelming. The interior of - 9:30 - 19 Row 9 Boy’s name 29 Hawaiian bird 41 Soft woven “Theatre of Blood,” 8:15; “The Specials 11 Puts on board 31 Laments with Digan in for some ruff while South discarded his The Confirmation Class of example of Bizet style, and this building was removed and (3) DORIS DAY 21 Southern fabrics Hospital,” lO-OO general 12 Carrie (colL) 42 Solar disk roasting, in addition to toasting. losing diamond. South was sure Trinity Covenant Church will hadn’t even paid too much stored so it escaped bomb Chapman----- 33 Discord South Windsor Cinema — — 1 0 : 0 0 22Assiatant 50 Adjecti" to make his game contract no meet tonight at 7 at the church. attention to “Carmen.” damage although the building W 23 Jewiahlaw 14 Seven days goddess suffix “ Poseidon Adventure,” 2:00- (3) WOMEN OF TRE YEAR matter what' East did. These are operas, of course, itself was leveled. It should be STUFFED TOMATO HALVES (var.) 17 Hawaiian 34 Shaped like 51 Allow Court of Probate 7:00-9:15 — 11:00 - At Term of garland column 53 Speak District of Manchester Bentley School PTA will have and maybe Mr. Winograd just visited just to be seen, on a Salad Plate respect 20 Spanish molding 54 Spanish cheer Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema I — (3-8-18-22-30^40) NEWS NOTICE TO CREDITORS its annual Ice. Cream Social doesn’t like opera. TTie Verdi nevertheless. The stage is 25 School table (2;\THEATRES EAST “Poseidon Adventure,” 7:05- (20) HAVE GUN-WILL 26bbfiner's 1 2 3 I 5 5 7 4 0 « ) ’.411 overture lent some credence to bigger than the auditorium, by n ESTATE OF FLORENCE MtUOll lP »f M HCHISURSH PinKA i M Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the 9:15 t r a v e l direction this belief; it sounded like a the way. A 10 II ADELAIDE BENSON alia FLORENCE school cafeteria. All sundaes Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema II *2.25 28----- chow, A, BENSON task to which he had set himself Light opera, musical comedy, I NM9 are thirty cents each. The event — “New Centurions,” 7:30-9:30 Chinese 12 13 14 Pursuant to an order of Hon. William klnutm and which he would duly per province E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be ■ Ytw N Tin is open to the public. and the like are given at the Blue Hills Drive-In — /' - 11:30 - form. Theater am Gartnerplatz. I’ve 30 Weep 15 IS 17 iT presented to the fiduciary named below I MldUMl CMM ro “Everything You Always (3) MOVIE ITALIAN SAUSAGE 32 Conjunction on or before August 7,1973, or be barred In short, Mr. Winograd never been there, as a matter of 19 20 it by law. The fiduciary is: IlMirtiica ONvItr *Oa Wanted To Know About Sex,” ■ Iiara Tahili" (1962). 33 Greenland t a remains a competent time- fact, but performances are sup MOVIE settlement Draper Benson Pick Up Ycur New Circular at Your Nearby Caldor Store. Sale Starts Mcnday, 9:30 A.M MANCHESTER 8:00; “Fuzz,” 9:42 if) & PEPPERS h a r 57 Otis Street beater as I said at the begin posed to be excellent. "Torturq Garden" (1968). 36 Constellation Manchester, Conn. • iciitw y DRIVI IN R O im S e t 44A U.A. East 1 — “Theatre of 39 Girl’s name 25 Awanit ning. One could do worse, I sup ./(20-30) JOHNNY CARSON 27 06040 Blood,” 7:15-9:15 43 Wheel Big & Fuir SUMMER FAVORITES SAVE UP viNCfirf NUd pose, but it isn’t very exciting * 2 ^ 5 (comb, form) 3 ^ 1 U.A. East 2— “Sleuth,” 7:00/ 44 Witticism THaTK OF uooir or inspring. Court of Probate 5 Web TankTops TO 30% 9:30 J»*v.**t 45 Food regimen 33 34 36 35 39 4 6 41 42 nus «0MEC.IG0n fi^m uToday’s P4’Sr-- District of Manchester M Now Pfayfifg -(R) U.A. East 3 — “Cabaret,” 465Iaiculine 43 Folding Now to continue with the I Thought 7:00-9:15 name , NOTICE TO CREDITORS Nylons, polys, BURTREYNO10S series about opera houses. 47 Encountered 45 47 48 \\ Chair cottons in solids, Germany, there are so many & 48 Compass point ESTATE OF EDWIN KLATT w Misses Faith is a gift of God. It is not 49Figunof 49 90 51 52 S3 Pursuant to an order of Hon. William stripes, prints. S, opera houses that I can only hit DINNER SPECIALST(: 5 4 E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be Our "DEUVERANa" a material that can be seen, MQVIEI nieech M, L and X sizes, ? . TUES., WED. and THURS. % 96 56 A presented to the fiduciary named below iReg, a few of them. More than 40 52 Equal-angled on or before August 7,1973, or be barred 100% Nylon NORIMMm heard, smelled, tasted or FORI lANO polygon 3.99 opera companies regularly 57 54 by law. The fiduciary is: ,JAC:K I..EMMON touched; but is as real as YDUNGI 55 One who Mildred S. Klatt 2.97 u produce opera in West Ger repairs chaira 55 Brookfield Street Sturdy tubular aluminum frame, anything that can be perceived the odfeeHre ol roUftfo i$ to M om Cire A “SAVE'm m iaiH" many alone. The opera house Manchester, Conn. with these senses. Mfonti o b o ^'m ooRobMlty ol (NEWS7AHA INTER7AISI ASSN.) webbing in color combinations. : i-V 1.1 H 1|\1 06040 that the tourist is most likely to One can be aware of Faith as MOfit eoohtM h/plowtng bf Ihok cMMtm. BAKED STUFFED SHELLS #544 'S y visit is the Festspielhaus in Jackets 7:15 - 9;1B 1 easily as one can be aware of 6 Web Chaise Reg. 7.99 / Robtrt Mdfanl — (FOl m Bayreauth, a small city in I uyA tii Aouimo with Salad. earth. Faith is as certain as is SiMnI Airilmus stretch BURNSIDE Bavaria. This is because it is the existence of water. Faith is 5.97 Je r e m ia h the Wagner shrine. as sure as the taste of an apple, Jamaica It seems unbelievable that an Mi. M U u a im o BROILED FILLET OF Our Reg. 5.99 & 6.99 J o h n s o n the fragrance of a rose, the opera house should exist to pre PWMitil bldanc* iu||«iW Shorts sound of thunder, the sight of E3 R B SNAPPER ^ PlMNW 049-9333 l5Mlnuts«FtomHHd.l-84 tsItSOI sent the works of only one com the sun, the feel of a loving Doubleknit. ' nylon I Every Sat 2 P.M. Mat Monday Ml Soata BOO poser, and then only for five touch. M iTiiitni or acrylic, stitched Y weeks in the year. Nevertheless Dinner ^ 5 a 0 0 Mid Mon. Eves - 09c Hope is a wish, a lodging for ■ IMw 17 ra«iim icotMiiiylM Sylvania crease; machine Lhls is the case. And next year something not now possessedy Pmvm w Adult Surdlin will mark the end of a century Light wash. 10 to 20 but with the expectation of get^ Ala Carte $4.00 U.S.A. made. in which this phenomenon has ting it. eooh crisp and Bulbs Y W S 5 T T E “ drawn people from all over the , W MK IMOH 17 AMHIia This is a test pattern to Faith adds surety to/the (Afl Hnitmiyuny 6 4 3 - 7 B 3 2 FREE PARKING REAR 0 » TMIATRI NOW globe. YOUR CHOICE expectation of hope. M MrtiNi iriH) determine The Herald’s print Our Reg. 2 for 50c Naturally it doesn’t pay and easy to care fo/',,,our KUNG-FU/KARATE KILLERS AT THEIR DEADLIEST! Submitted by the. ing quality. Pant coat and bike jacket is always in the red. At present, Board of Deaconesses I tm ■ MMi. styles, ideal for chasing productions are under Wolfgang , Second Congregational WHITE SWAN® Summer chills! Sizes S. Wagner, a grandson of the com Church 6 o 9 9 * Our M. L. poser. Previously they were un Reg. m m der his late brother Wieland, CALOOR RT. 86 S.A.B.I.B. UNIFORMS # standard inside 3.99 and before that under their Manchester! PLAZA EXIT 93 frosted. Factory father, Siegfried. Wagner s^T^Twin Cinema are all this fresh; 60, 75 ,or^ himself started this memorial r j f X y 100 watts. to his own works, and when he Cinema 2 and more! TH3HHS died his widow took over until GEORGEC.se Siegfried was old enough to handle things. So there is a con They're good tinuing tradition there. looking ns irell, The hall is not too large, styled with * -XlHHO>tm‘«iMmi)(NI«IIIMIiORUafViit A about 1,700 seats, if memory ONE OF THE GREATEST ESC ^ DANGEROUS , smart lines, serves me correctly. The ADVENTURES EVER I hnllon 7 :3 0 9 : 0 0 orchestra is completely, out of E ia detailing 100% Creslan sight beneath the stage. 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V Nixon was reported annoyed by the Nixon is being hurt by the smelly Senate action but he should not allow aura of Watergate. Some critics agree his pique to prevent him or Richard 4 with Ralph Nader’s assessment that son from acting on what appears to be Helicopters Whirling Over Manchester. (Photo by^lvian Ofiara) Nixon was not honest in his report to sound advice. It would be a help to the people. However, Senator George Richardson, who will have his hands McGovern, defeated rival for the full in turning over the Defense presidency, told the American Society Department to a successor and of of Newspaper Editors he believes rebuilding trust in the Justice Depart Max Lerner Capital Nixon’s denial of any personal in ment as reflecting his own integrity volvement in the Watergate wiretap and high principles. ping and expressed support for the Antlreiv TuUy Meantime, Washington observers Comments Fare President’s efforts to restore his engaged in speculation about further leadership. The Incredible indictments in the Watergate affair. Mr, Nixon’s Legitimacy Nixon’s choice of Elliot Richardson A Senate Committee is preparing WASHINGTON - One night were permitted to put in our at supper Pa announced the in two-cents worth. The consensus as attorney general with complete for televised hearings into the ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ credible. Someone had broken was that Southbridge was get authority over the Watergate in Watergate affair about May 15, into Goodwin Bros, clothing ting to be as bad as that big city CARLISLE, Pa. - A how to use and maintain it. on them as the divisions of his / vestigation, including the power to providing a political forum of doubtful President’s job is to govern — They depend on it. And the life, almost as if the life were a store and made off with $12 in to the north, Worcester, a con not to reign in theory but to rule danger in Washington is that pilgrimage and the crises were cash money. clusion that I found secretly name a special prosecutor, ran into value. The Qifand Jury is the proper in fact, from day to day, in all the President’s authority is like Stations of the Cross. Twelve dollars! My last blue exciting. immediate criticism that he should legal investigative agency and is the small and big decisions. But eroded, and that a vacuum of But in all the past crises, the serge suit had cost only $8.95 at “I don’t know what the coun M Goodwin’s. For that kind of try’s coming to,” Pa said, “it’s have named a special prosecutor of bound by due process of law. The to rule and govern there must legitimacy has set in. danger has been in the situation be no quesiton about his There are to taints on it — the from which he has managed to money, you could ride a train 60 enough to make a body lock his 3.99 to 5.99 1 4 .9 7 / high standing, not a member of his Senate Committee is not. legitimacy. Otherwise every lega and the moral. The legal extricate himself. This one is miies to Boston, rent a room for doors at night.” REG. VALUES $7 to $10! REG. $22 to $ 3 0 ! / own administration. The public will watch the public dis act of his will have to run a depends on how badly you think different. This time he is part of the night at the Touraine Hotel Such an eventuality was BARBIZON barrage of doubt. the election was rigged by the the situation — in fact, the and still have train fare home. thrilling, but I didn’t see how it 19.97 MISSES AND fUNIORS Congress was not satisfied. A hand play but should not forget that the real SLEEPWEAR Richard Nixon's crucial secret funds and dirty tricks of crisis is about him, since it is a A boy could buy 24 big league could occur. We didn’t have any P/ILYESTER ful of senators, led by Republican investigation is taking place behind ordeal today is the ordeal of th e m en running the crisis of legitimacy. And he baseballs for $12, and twice that door keys. Either none had SALE Shift gowns, long REG. $26! JUNIOR DRESSES Special group of many of the "junior” variety at come with that plain old white Charles Percy of Illinois, adopted a the Grand Jury doors. legitimacy. He goes on gover President’s campaign. If the cannot extricate himself from gowns, dusters, sleep coats, SEERSUCKER JACKETS pastel, pi;iht and bright ning, grimly, tenaciously, and result had not been so this one until the people have the Five-and-Ten. house or they had been long lost. Securing the house for the baby dolls, pajamas & Out of sight color com he smiles in the photographs as overwhelming, both in popular resolved their doubts about Moreover, the crime was un washabi/'polyester knits. A if nothing had happened. But and electral vote — if there had him. precedented, worthy of the night consisted of simply matching sets. Timely binations, all pastels im Many /tyles with famous what happened is that his right been a close fractional margin Most of them are skeptical, smudged eight-column banner closing the front, back, side- savings on famous Barbizon on the front page of the porch and shed doors against aginable. Also red, white iabele^r Junior 5-15 and mis- to govern has been called in — the legitimacy would dis but they are also hardheaded no-iron batiste sleepwear in and blue. Button front patch A Blow At Civilization question, and therefore his appear. Even with the and, if they can help it, they Southbridge News. As far as we the weather. Indeed, on hot se/sizes. MISSES AND capacity to goyern is badly im landslide, it is a limping don’t want to go through the could recall, there had never nights they were left open to assorted colors and styles. pocket, turn back cuff, J/ n IOR l o n g DRESSES! Dealing with criminals is a losing treat foreign diplomats as honored paired. legitimacy at best. tensions of his resignation or before been a burglary in their permit any errant drafts to Other famous brands in cot- sweep through the house. elastic cinch waist in back. Casual and dressy,styles in game and demeaning to governments guests whose persons were inviolate. Democratic societies usually The moral taint is even more impeachment, and of handing town, although a few months 1o n o r nylon. earlier, I had asked Pa about a Nobody I knew locked their Also available in short solids and prints...40% to Y don’t think about legitimacy, as serious.-It reaches beyond the the chaos over to a new govern forced by humane consideration to Terrorists use of force in seizing doors at night except Mrs. Mar P,S,M,L,XL. monarchical ones do. They take rigging and the election laws, to ment. They may swallow their paragraph in the News repor sleeve. Sizes 5 to 13. Jrs. all 60% off. Reg. $24 to $50 bow to their demands. The latest diplomats or airliners is most difficult it for granted and go about their the whole climate of the Whice doubts when they know the ting the arrest of a young man tin, who lived in the big house Lingerie, all D&L stores. stores. * Misses, Jrs., ail D&L stores. for a ‘‘statutory offense,” across the street. Pa explained pawn in too long a series of kidnap to combat because of the risk to the business, until a shadow falls House and the way it operated. worst there is to know about across the men in charge. Then Government rests on a dialogue him, and cati face it. But it is he assuming that theft was in that Mrs. Martin was a widow pings and murders for political ran lives of innocent people. who must tell them — not volved. and that a lady without a man in / comes the shattering question: of trust — between rulers and / som is the American Counsul General Unfortunately, some governments Do these fellows have the right people, between the govern anyone else. As long as he holds “How much did he steal?” I the house had a right to be a lit asked. tle nervous. Besides, it was to be in charge? Once the ques ment and other government, back from telling them, the in G uadalajara. have given tacit approval to “Nothing,” Pa snapped. “It’s P a’s oft-stated opinion that tion gets posed, it is hard to get but where you uncover a tissue triai-by-press (whose dangers / nothing that concerns you.” ladies didn’t like fresh air Mexico promptly complied with the terrorists’ actions against their it out of your mind until it is of stratagems, pretensions and Sen. William Proxmire (D- / It was not until a week or so because it brought on catarrh. demands of the guerrilla gangsters by neighbors. answered. lies, trust stifles. It has no air of Wis.) has put his finger on) will In the end, in a functioning truth to breath in. have to continue, as the only later that I learned from an Even after the Goodwin freeing 30 prisoners accused of bom Others, strongly opposed to burglary, we never locked our democracy, only the people I’ve said that, in the end, the way of unraveling what older, more wordly friend that the youth was charged with doors. Perhaps it was because bings, bank robberies, shootings and terrorism , like the Unitfed States and themselves can answer it—not people themselves will decide remains. “kissing a girl.” Even that even in that age keys and locks Congress or the diplomats or President Nixon’s fate. But Tell us, Mr. President. Taik subversion, and flying them to asylum Mexico, have been unable to prevent sophisticate had never heard cost money, but I suspect Pa the military, not the press or they can’t decide untii they get to us again, and this time with the word rape. just wasn’t about the change in Cuba. it.. • . commentators, or even the a clearer picture of him and his no double meanings, no secret But the break-in at Goodwin’s the habits of a lifetime. In my But the kidnappers countered with judges. For the question of Mr. character. His an able and corners in the house of truth, no All governments should recognize was a proper subject for melodramatic fashion, I Nixon’s legitimacy rests j»n resourceful man, all compact of hoids barred. If you can’t trust new demands before they'finally the necessity for acting in concert to whether he is tolerattly will and maneuver. He prides .the people, they won’t trust suppertime discussion — suggested that he take Grand pa’s Civil War musket down released Terrance G. Leonhardy. prevent aijd punish diplomatic abduc believable, and that can be himself on having sur''ived you, and your legitimacy will be nothing “statutory” afibut it, no impaled on their disbelief. girl involved — so we children from the attic, but Fa laughed. President Luis Echeverria quickly tions, airplane hijackings and wanton answered only by whether the crises before and he looks back people want him to stay — want “That thing couldn’t hit the barn door at point-blank range yielded to the kidnappers in an effort bombings. Terrorism is the enemy of him hard enough to swallow // in the noonday sun,” he said. to save the life of Leonhardy and the government by law and order and of their very palpable doubts Don't Worry—We'll Just Tighten about believing him. But there was one scare. One American people are grateful. But the civilization itself. In some other political the Reins a Bit!' summer morning when I came overriding problem remains — how to The perpetrators are criminals and systems the question of downstairs late for my oatmeal, bacon and eggs and prevent foreign diplomats from being no high sounding title can change that legitimacy often rests with the defense services. If the officers griddle cakes 1 overheard my the targets of assassins and abduc primary fact, whether it is the Irish get politicized and decide that a mother tellipg my big brother Ben that the night before Pa tors. I Republican Army, the Popular government isn’t legitimate, it 5.99 to 10.99 is curtains for the government had seen “a iiian in overalls Terrorists in South America, in the Liberation Front, or the ■ Armed carrying a stick walking funny — even (hough the officers, with REG. $8 Middle East and in Africa, have Revolutionary Forces of the People, all their naked power, may down South Street.” Pa had to $ 1 5 ! 33% to 40% off gone out and sent the man on STRAPPY REG. $ 1 1 to $20! MISSES’ brutally ripped aside the age-old as the Mexican guerrillas call have a hard time establishing their own legitimacy, as his way. SANDAL SALE. Now with suntime just SPORTSWEAR SHIRTS, 4 obligation of host governments to themselves. "Was he a robber?” I asked witness the junta of Greek around the corner, you can save, save,, CULOTTES, SWEATERS AND colonels. Even De Gaulle, at hopefully. the height of the university “Of course not, replied Ma, save on these great sandais. 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The Associated Press cotton, some seersucker, 8 to 16. reg. tinue to keep the line sharp “If the will of the Congress Is $12 to $ 2 0 ...... 9.97 Tribute To achievement but to those of us He was so determined to do between their own funcitons not adhered to, the nation will ALL IN THE FAMILY 5.97 who knew him and saw him so his part' that many of the and those in the civilian govern face a true constitutional 2.39 to 2.99 1.99 to 2.99 REGULAR $8! MEN'S SHORT Man-tailored shirts, cotton blends, long SUPER VALUES $4 to $5! GIRLS' NEW KNIT Chnnibers frequently at the blood bank, regular donors will carry the ment which controls them. crisis.” — Senate Democratic VALUES 3.50 4.50! BOYS’ KNIT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS A large and or short sleeves. Solids, prints. 8 to 16, this is only>half the story. memory of his calm face and The middle ranks you see • leader Mike Mansfield’s predic SNEAKER SALE! SHIRTS Short sleeve cotton knit shirts TOPS Choose from sparkling collection of fine quality halter, tank or crew neck shrink reg. $12 ..6.97 Dear sirs: pleasant attitude as he waited here at the Army War College tion if the Senate follows this in crew, collar or tank styles. Many dacron-cottons and polyester knilg. styles. Great over all summer shorts, It seems fitting to remark at Austin went through a great patiently while others passed — lieutenant-colonels and House lead in cutting off funds famous makers. 4 to 7.8 to 20. Solids and patterns: longer collars, slacks and skirts. Sizes 4 to 6x, 7 to Fashion sweaters, acrylics, polyester. the time of the death of Austin deal, more than most of us, to through. I believe I speak for all •colonels — don’t restrict for Cambodian bombing if Reg. $6. to $7! liulton-downs 14”? (o 17 V/.'Vr •• ’ 4.99 14. ■ Red, navy, white, gold. It. blue, pink. S- Chambers of his many years of do his part. He had a blood the many donors who knew him themselves to military strategy President Nixon fails to stop “CONVERSE" basketball style for boys and loyal giving to the Red Cross pressure condition that many in saying that this written and hardware. They have a feel the bombing. girls in blue, gold or white. Sizes 10 to 6. M-L, values to $16 ...... 6^7-8.97 Blood Bank. times would be below or above tribute is the very least we for current trends and realities Crazy Keds in sizes 5 to 12 for the younger 1.99 to 3.49 9.99 Polyester pants, wide VALUES TO $6! BOYS' DENIM Austin gave his first pint of the Red Cross standards. It was could do for him who gave us in American society. And “Justice Is served far better boys and ..girls. Flashy "Bike" shoes for 2.49 to 2.99 REG. $15,„to $201. MEN'S FAMOUS waistband, solids, checks, jacquards, SHORTS Denims'and polyester cot blood to the Red Cross in a common occurrence to see this fine example of unswerving because they do they are as and differences are settled women in sizes 5 to 10. Deck shoes for VALUES TO $4! GIRLS' SUMMER SLACKS 100% polyester double knits tons. solids, plaids. 4 to 7, 8 to 20. prints, 8-18, reg. $15 to $18 8.97-11.97 December of 1955. Between him turned down for the blood determination and loyalty. puzzled and heartsick as their more rationally within the women in sizes 5 to 10 in white or navy. SHORTS Girls denim and polyester- in solids and patterns. Sizes 30 to 42. Boys, all stores except Vernon, New then and his last donation pressure test after waiting a civilian . counterparts system than on the street. Now Shoes, all D&L . stores except New cotton shorts. Girls, all stores except Men's, all stores except Vernon, New R. Brucie Watkins, London, Groton. Misses Sportswear, all D&L stores. recently, eight and one-fourth half hour for his turn and'then anywhere. ' T ^ M ^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 14,1973 — PAGE SEVEN PACK SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAq^^Manchester. Conn., Mon., May 14. 1973 Two Students I LWV To Hear Babbidge | ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ •non N otes I Day Care Center Planned FitzGerald Opposed Eye, Ear Clinics Slate . )■ PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 14, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Com., Mon:. May 14, 1973 - PAGE ELEVEN 50th Anniversary Policewoman Graves About Town 'The religious education board Y. The rehearsal is open to all Is Holy Hour Speaker of Second Congregational men interested in singing Weddings and Engagements I Th^ Baby Has Church will meet tonight at 7:30 barbershop-style harmoiQr. Miss Patricia Graves, at the church. Manchester policewoman, will ------The education committee of be guest speaker, at the Com M a n c h e s te r C h a p te r, North United Methodist church I Been Named bined Catholic Mothers Circles SPEBSQSA, will rehearse will meet tonight at 7 at the Holy Hour Wednesday at 7:30 tonight at 8 at the Community church. Wolf-Bedford p.m. at St. James Church. The Rev. Joseph Vujs, chaplain of the Combined Mothers Circles, will celebrate Spak, Chrislopher Michel, son of George D. Jr. and Darlene the Mass. Music will be M. Czerwinski Spak of 8 Stone St., Rockville. He was born April provided by a folk group from 21 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are St. Bridget Church. Mr. and Mrs. William Czerwinski of 1 Tower Rd., Rockville. His Miss Graves, Manchester’s paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. George D. Spak Sr. of first policewoman, is a youth Laurel Rd., Ellington. service officer in the detective M division of the Manchester Hoihaway, Rebecca Ann, daughter of Reginald and Nancy cumrCnn Police Department. She is Bunan-Mou Photo Leone Hathway of 23 Spruce St. She was born April 27 at Bunan-Moss Photo president of the Policewomen’s Nassiff Photo Loring Photo Rockville General Hospital. She has a sister, Marci Lynn. Association of Connecticut, The engagement of Miss ■ft hr ’The engagement of Miss Lin- T he engagement of The engagement of Miss which includes 80 full-time Mary Elizabeth Covill of Joyce Frances Hodgson to Sniiih, Cheryl Ann, daughter of Robert P. and Kathryn da Susan Cibroski of Miss Joanne Marie Eichman of professional policewomen from iklin lH b ... Manchester and Richard Leon Donald Benjamin Perrett, both Ekblad Smith of 56 Kenneth Dr., Vernon. She was born April 27 at Manchester to John A. King of Manchester to Jeffrey Odlin throughout the state. Olesnevich of West Hartford of Manchester, has been an Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. West Springfield has been an Cook of Fairfield, Maine, has When Miss Graves finishes ■ H llW iV ! MM-iariiiiiR! nounced by her mother, Mrs. has been announced by her nounced by her parents, Brig, and Mrs. K.J. Ekblad of Riverdale, N.D. Her paternal grand Miss PatWcia Graves bran announced bj? her parents, speaking, the group will have parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. and Mrs. Cecil Hodgson of Buf parents are Mr. and Mrs. Glenn S. Smith of Fargo, N-D' She has Chester Cibroski of 44 Lyndale Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. its annual meeting in St. James St. She is also the daughter of Covill of 196 Autumm St. falo, N.Y. two brothers, Timothy and Daniel; and a sister, Christi. School cafeteria. the coming year. She succeeds Eichman of 33 Scarborough Rd. the late Chester Cibroski. Mr. Olesnevich is the son of The engagement of Miss Breen Photo Her fiance is the son. of Mr. Mrs. Gary Boulay of 185 Mrs. Timothy C. Rohan of 95 Mr. and Mrs. Peter L. Welch, Amy Elizabeth, daughter of Jonathan B. and Sue Ellen Mr. King is the son of Mrs. Wanda Carol Campbell of Mr. Cook is the son of Mr. and and Mrs. Walter B. Perrett Jr. McKee St. is the leader of the Autumn St. and Mrs. Paul Olesnevich of West Hartford. Hebron and Ross David The engagement of Miss Wen of 52 Pearl St. Munroe Welch of Shenipsit Lake Rd., Tolland. She was born April Charles G. King of West Mrs. Carleton V. Cook of Fair-, Combined Mothers Circles for Kissman of 300 Charter Oak St. The bride-elect is a 1965 dy Ann Rogers of Wethersfield The bride-elect is a 1972 30 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Springfield. Vibberts of Manchester has field, Maine. The bride-elect is a 1965 graduate of East Catholic High bran announced by her parents, to John Joseph Breen of graduate of Bulkeley High Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Munroe of Rhode Island. Her paternal grand QD* I School. She received her BA in Brookfield has bran announced parents are the Rev. and Mrs. E.B. Welch of Rhode Island. She I graduate of East Catholic High Mr. and Mrs. Ramon D. The bride-elect is a graduate School in Hartford. She will at (Jlichad chemistry from St. Joseph by her parents, Mr, and Mrs. has two sisters. Heather Lee and Stephanie Jane. School. She received her BA Campbell of Hebron. Mr. of Manchester High School. She tend Manchester Community STAR. GA*ElC * 0 degree in mathematics from St. College, West Hartford, in 1969. Vibberts is the son of Mr. and C h a rle s F'. R o g e rs of College in the fall. She is -By CLAY.R. POLLAN- own quality graduated from Wesley ARIES LIBRA Joseph’s College, North She is employed as a senior Mrs. Clarence W. Vibberts of 45 Wethersfield. employed at Davidson & MAK. 21 Your Daily Aclivily Guide watch with College, Dover, Del. with an Magowan, Jeffrey Edward, son of James and Donna Kodes sepr. 23 20%off Windham, Maine, in 1969. She is sanitary chemist by the Delmont St. Leventhal in Vernon. Magowan of Willimantic. He was bom April 28 at Manchester 19 '> According la the Stars. -T Connecticut State Department Mr. Breen is the son of Mr. AA degree in liberal arts and To develop message for'Tuesday, Ocf. 224i> the 3-yedr employed as a programmer- The bride-elect is a graduate Mr. Perrett will graduate Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandfather is Edward Kodes !v\11-t4.29-40 and Mrs. John P. Breen of from the University of Hartford &%6473 read words corresponding to numbers 41-45-51-55#' 65 DIFFERENT STYLES analyst by ADVl^T in Hart of Health. of Rham High School, class of from Manchester High School 61-67-70 ^ Brookfield. with a BA degree in sociology. of 38 Union St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ^TAUrti^ of your Zodiac birth sign. unconditional FOR MEN AND WOMEN ford. The couple plan a November 1972. in June and attend Manchester 1 G^d 31 Pleosure SCORPIO At present she is on the staff of Benjamin Magowan Sr. of 164 Oak St. He has a brother, Lee, 3. APR. 20 61 Out ALWAYS $55 TO $675 Her fiance received his BBA wedding. Her fiance is a 1966 graduate Community College in the fall. 2 If 32 Help 62 Tidings ocr. 2} ^ ^ guarantee The bride-elect, a graduate of Clark School for the Deaf, I M A r 20 3 Contact 33 Moy 63 In FOR GRADUATION of Manchester High School. He He is employed by the Salvation Creative Im |ge Photo NO/. 21 from the University of Northampton, Mass. Brown, Beilina Ann, daughter of James C. and Jean Cook 54-57.68-69 4 A 34 New 64 You Wethersfield High School and 5 Day $44 TO $560 Massachusetts. He is also is employed at Colt’s Firearms Army Corps in Manchester. 71-77-79-81 35 Bring 65 Style 12.15.18-32/0 Burdett College, Boston, Mass., Brown of Wethersfield. She was born April 28 at Manchester D 6 A 36 You 66 Greater 36.38-84.88^ Choose bracelet watches, employed by ADVEST in Hart 4n Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Mr. McGeown was born in GEMINI 7 Entertaining 07 Be 67 Of is employed as a secretary by Her fiance graduated from Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Aaron SAGITTARIUS strap watches, sports or ford. The couple plan a June 9 wed- McGeown of 48 West St., 1888 in Bannfoot, County Ar (C'Tr' HAr 21 8 Doy 38 Solve 66 Shed dress watches, diamond the Massachusetts Institute of Lawrence High School, Fair- Cook of Glastonbury. She has two brothers, Christopher, 6; and 9 For 39 Day 69 On • NOK. 22 J j , ding at the First observed their 50th wedding an magh, North Ireland. Mrs. JUNC 20 watches, automatics, ' Technology athletic depart field, Maine. He receiv^ a BS Roger, 4. 10 Of 40 Inside 70 Luck DEC. 21 0 3 1 Congregational Church of An niversary at a dinner party in Elizabeth (Tedford) McGeown n^.13-21-30-37 11 Act 41 Bring 71 Motters waterproofs and calendar ment. She is the granddaughter degree in botany from the 44-47-53-5i^ their honor at the Army & Navy A^52-59-80-86 12 Professional 42 And 72 Exomlne watches. In stainless dover. Rocambale Studio' Nenoriag, Erik Vinceni, son of Gintaras V.'and Marija was born in 1891 in 13 Ingenious 43 Some 73 Receive 72-78-83-8^ of Mrs. Minnie Rogers of University of Maine. He has CANCER steel, gold-filled and Club recently. Kerrykeevan, County Armagh, 14 Immediotely 44 Be 74 Enjoyment CAPRICORN Manchester and the late completed a two year master’s Bacanskas Nenortas of 205 Tolland Rd., Bolton. He was born 15 Advice 45 Cheer MKgold. The couple was married May JUNC 21 75 Hobbies OfC. 22 ^ . April 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand North Ireland. 16 Todoy 46 Interests 76 Discipline Best of all, your grad Mrs. Louis H. Wolf Charles H. Rogers. program in ecological manage 7, 1923 at St. Mary’s Episcopal r^^.-JULY 22 17 Virgo 47 Awore 77 You've JAN'. 19 parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Bacanskas of Jamaica, N.Y. aus They have two sons, William uate gets 3 years of ment at Duke University and Church by the late Rev. James r ? \ 1- 8- 9-34 18 W ill 48 Informotion 78 Fine 2- 7 - 1 6 - 2 0 ^ service absolutely FREE. United Methodist Church of Mass., the bridegroom’s sister. Her fiance, a senior at the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Vaclovas Nenortas of and Earl, both of Manchester, 19 Person 49 Moy 79 Found was awarded an MF degree 1*746-60-75 25-63-65 ^ Bolton was the scene April 14 of Best man was Harvey Adams Massachusetts Institute of Hartford. S. Neill. and six grandchildren. 20 Do 50 Good 80 Spare This remarkable value from Duke University earlier LEO 21 Ideo 51 To B l Puzzling AQUARIUS offer will be withdrawn the marriage of Miss Joan F. of Groton. Ushers were Thomas Technology (MIT), will be 22 If this month. & 52 Exploited 82 Thon JAN. "20 June 23rd. Bedford of Bolton and Louis H. Moore of Manchester and graduated in June with an SB Mlyniec, Jonaihan A., son of Richard and Brenda Martineau '^.,^AUG. 22 23 This 53 Of 83 Print Mlyniec of 26 Birch St. He was born April 27 at Manchester . 24 Enthusiosm 54 Light 64 A P ll. IS Wolf of Dracut, Mass. Steven Gleason of West Hart degree in mechanical V^26-27-33-35 25 Things 55 Those 85 Want 4- 5 -1 0 -2 4 (0 ford. engineering and will be Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. *743-50-62 26 The 56 Require 86 Time 31-42-74 The bride is the daughter of I Mrs. Gregan Heads AARP 27 Mailmon 57 Is 87 Frankness Joseph G. Martineau of Brooklyn, Conn. His paternal grand VIRGO f t ’- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bedford A reception was held at the employed by Eastman Kodak iii 28 You 58 Focts 88 Problem PISCES parents are Mr. and Mrs. Zygmund Mlyniec of Wauregan. 29 On 59 In 89 Carefully * of South Rd., Bolton. The VFW Home in East Hartford, Rochester, N.Y. He is a 30 Con 60 Especially 90 Usual K fy . SePT. 22 UAR. 2o‘^ - bridegroom is the son of Mr. after which the couple left on a member and former com 5/15 Mrs. John V. Gregan of 53 >3-39-49-56 trip to the Pocono Mountains in mander of Sigma Nu fraternity Lomhardo, Toni Jean, daughter of Thomas and Corinne JGood HyAdverse Neutral 6-17-19(01 4EWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 and Mrs. John Wolf of Dracut, Shupe Lombardo of Cedar Swamp Rd., Coventry. She was born Schaller Rd. recently was tg-66-76-82-90 nrui6^ € 22-28-85-87* 958 Miln StrMi In Downtown Minchntor Mass. Pennsylvania. and is captain of the MIT Rifle April 14 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grand elected for her second term as • Hartford « Middletown • New Britain ’The Rev. David M. Campbell Mrs. Wolf is a graduate of Team. president of the Northeast parents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lombardo Sr. of 27 Nye St. She Nasiff Photo officiated at the double-ring Bolton High School and A June wedding is planned. Chapter, American Association candlelight ceremony. Doris Manchester Community has a sister, Tracy, 2. The engagement of Miss Loring Photo of Retired Persons, (AARP) at Kathryn A. Hughes of Skinner and Nancy Lee were College. She is employed as a its annual meeting at the KofC Anderson, Tiffany Lia, daughter of Gordon R. Jr. and Gloria Manchester to Peter L. Klein pf organist and soloist, respective medical secretary. The engagement of Miss Home. Islieb Anderson of 129 Oakland St. She was born May 3 at Vernon has been announced by ly- Mr. Wolf is a graduate of the Dorothy Louise Brown of South Other elected officers are Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John The bride was given in Chateauroux American High Windsor to Garey Samok of Mrs. Marguerite Ekstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton D. Islieb Sr. of Colchester. Her patdrnal C. Hughes of 27 Dudley St. marriage by her father. School in Chateauroux, France. Bantam has been announced by senior vice president; John The engagement of Miss Joan grandfather is Gordon R. Anderson Sr: of Hartford. She has a Mr. Klein is the son of Mrs. Miss Barbara Bedford of He is a veteran of service in the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cook of Potsdam, sister, Tracy Lee, 8. Paquet, junior vice president; Betty Klein of Oceanside, N.Y., Luring Photo Southwick, Mass., the bride’s U. S. Coast G uard and a Benjamin K. Brown of South N.Y., to James T. Hohmann of Mrs. Edna Kaemfer, recording and David Klein of Brewster, sister, was maid of honor. member of the Veterans of Windsor. The engagement of Miss Grezel, Amber Belli, daughter of Raymond H. and Susan E. secretary; Henry Berry, cor Andover has been announced by Mass. Bridesmaids were Miss Diane Foreign Wars. He is a Mr. Samok is the son of Mr. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jdnet Lorraine Forand of East Provost Grezel of 9 Church St. She was born May 6 at Manchester responding secretary; Mrs. The bride-elect is a 1969 Bedford of West Hartford and patrolman with the Hartford and Mrs. Chester Samok Sr. of Gertrude Noren, treasurer; Leslie W. Cook of Potsdam. Hampton to Mark Andrew Bantam. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mrs. Robert ^aduate of Central Connec Miss Theresa Wolf of Dracut, Police Department. Mr. Hohmann is the soil of Kravontka of Manchester has Delaney of 139 Benton St. and Louis W. Provost of Windsor. Her Mrs. Agnes Clough, assistant ticut State College where she The bride-elect is a graduate treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. James T. bran announced by her parents, paternal grandmother is Mrs. Edna Grezel of Hartford. Her received a BS degree in of the Creative School of Hair Directors are Mrs. 'Lillian Hohmann Jr. of High Acres Mr. and Mrs. Edward Forand great-grandmother is Mrs. Sophie Delaney of Clearwater, Fla. elementary education. She is dressing. She is now associated Hart, Miss Hattie Peterson, Farm, Andover. of East Hampton. with the Looking Glass II. Her employed as a second grade Mrs. Faith Paquet, Mrs. Helen The bride-elect will graduate Mr. Kravontka is the son of | fiance is a graduate of Marlin, Paul Gene, son of Dennis P. and Deborah Selley Mar teacher Vernon. Martin-South PTA Bumford, Mrs. Bessie Bruffee, this month from Clarkson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Torrington Beauty Academy tin of 540 Foster St., South Windsor. He was born May 4 at Her fiance received a BS The engagement of Miss Everett Kennedy, Dr. John V. College of Technology with a Kravontka of 223 School St. and is also employed at the Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grendparents are de^ee from' the University of | Brenda Soucy of Manchester to Gregan, Mrs. Eleanor Gates degree in mechanical The bride-elect is a graduate Installs Officers Looking Glass II. Mr. and Mrs. Preston Selley of Glenwood Rd., Ellington. His .Mrs. John V. (>r<‘gan Bridgeport. He is a chemistry David Mata of Denver, Colo., and Miss Hulduh Butler. engineering. During her senior of East Hampton High School The couple plan a July wed paternal grandmother is Mrs. Paul Martin of .540 Foster St., teacher at Rockville High has been announced by her year at Potsdam Central High and the Connecticut Institute of Martin-South School PTA officers also took place. New ding, South Windsor. His maternal great-grandparents are Eugene Jonathan Law is chairman of School. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice School, she was an American Hairdressing in Hartford. She is Pupil Participation Night and officers are: Anita Murphy, Finance of Main St., Ellington, and Mrs. Helen Selley of Enfield. the nominating committee. attended a iBgional AARP con ’The couple plan an Aug. 18 Soucy of 206 Eldridge St. Field ^rvice exchange student employed in the payroll office installation ^f PTA officers president; Lawrence and His paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. L.W. Martin of Other members are Mrs. Ethel ference in New York City. Mrs. wedding. Hubbard, Mrs. Ellen Larson, Gregan, chairman of the Joint in England. She has been of (jonnecticut Valley Hospital, took place recently at Martin Harriet Handley, vice Springfield, Mass. The bride-elect is a student at Mrs. Helen Thomas, Mrs. Irene Connecticut State Legislative elected to the engineering Middletown. School. presidents; Terry DelMastro, Annual Spring Holloware SALE Manchester High School. Bucklahd and Mrs.- Elizabeth Committee, was a resource honor fraternities of Tau Beta Her fiance is a graduate of The combined bands of Mar secretary; Elaine Parent!, Loring Photo The wedding will take place Deer. person for a discussion of “How Pi and Pi Tau Sigma. She has Manchester High School, tin, Robertson and Washington treasurer; Harriet Handley and June 16 at 10 a.m. at the Travel Service The officers will be installed to be Politically Active.” She accepted a position with East attended Manchester Com schools gave a concert under Carol Howard, program; Joan The engagement of Miss Calvary Church (Assembly of June 6 at the Garden Grove outlined the course of the man Kodak in Rochester, N.Y. munity College, and served four the direction of Louis Beaulac, Harkims, Barbara Anderson, Lillian C. Getzewich of 555 MAIN STREET I Foot Health Week God), Manchester. The Rev. Restaurant. Hospital Cost Commission bill, "Calling all Homemakers" Her fiance was graduated years in the U.S. Navy. He is instrumental instructor. The Jane McDonald and Mary Barry Manchester to William C. K.L. Gustafson will officiate, 643-2165 “Year^^of foot neglect can feet, is more easily motivated Dr. and Mrs. Gregan and Mr. which was signed by Governor from Rham High School in employed by the Town Fire fifth and sixth grade Glee Club ways and means; Marilyn Sadler of Bristol has been an was led by Mrs. Mary have a tragic effect on the towards total rehabilitation,” and Mrs. John Paquet recently Meskill on April 30. Hebron. He served two years Department. Peracchio,meership; Sally nounced by her parents, Mr. Authorized agent in Manchester I health and spirit of the he said. with the U. S. Army Infantry TTie couple plan a Sept. 8 wed Kalbfleisch, music teacher. Heavisides and Karen and Mrs. Alphonse Getzewich The couple will be moving to for all Airlines. Railroads and Square dancing was presented Steamship Lines. elderly," said Dr. Steven . . . the easy-to-keep-up tablewai'e. Flawlessly fin- i and was discharged, as a ding in East Hampton. Beauregard, legislative; Donna of Manchester. Florida, where they will further by the third graders and Craig Wood and Barbara Whiton, their education. Buchbinder, president of the ished and thoughtfully designed with the Newly specialist, fifth class. He is a Hartford County Podiatry 1972 graduate of Clarkson Phillips, physical education in library; Helen Yavis, fine arts; Mr. Sadler is the son of Mr. Society. weds and Nearlyweds in mind, these accessoiies College of Technology and holds structor. June Michaud, Lutz Junior and Mrs. Charles W. Sadler of If your head’s into fashion Bristol. “We have found it true in our give lasting satisfaction, make welcome gifts for a degree in mechanical Sisterhood Election and installation of Museum; Joyce Stanton, publications. The bride-elect attended area, and in studies conducted the bride. Treat yourself to Fraser’s Stainless to engineering. Presently he is To See Craft employed by Connecticut Trails Also,. Kathy” Surh and Kathy Manchester High School. She is across the country, that foot day. Come into Watkins Main Floor and visit disorders — and the limitation Council of Girl Scouts. Demonstration Ferrari, publicity; Hannah employed by Casual Village in of mobility they can cause — L e a rn to se w YOUR GIFT GALLERY today. He is the grandson of Mr. and Former Campbell and Anita Milewski, Manchester. Mfs. Estelle Epstein of hospitality; June Michaud and bring on feelings of Mrs. J. Tansley Hohmann Sr. of Portland, Conn., handicraft Her fiance, a graduate of Eleanor Koespsel, potiuck despondence and helplessness West Hartfonl. His maternal chairman of the National Resident . Bristol Eastern High School, is of supper; Pauline Jones and Nor Manchester which is harmful to both the SALE grandparents were the late Mr. Women’s League, will employed as a musician and and Vernon physical and emotional health and be a winner! Regularly and Mrs. John J. Borrup, The engagement of Miss ma Marshall, room mothers; piano tuner. PRICED demonstrate various crafts at Honored Robin Lynn Sibrinsz of Jean Weiss, PTA Council. of the aged,” he said. Multi Bowl $8.50 formerly of West Hartford. the meeting of the Sisterhood of The wedding will take place “The Formal Manchester to James H. Refreshments were served. According to Dr. Buchbinder, Girls 10 to 18...you can win in the Gravy Boat/L'adle The couple plan an October Temple Beth Sholom ’Tuesday Ann Michele Worral, a Aug. 18. many older people are confined 9.00 wedding. Jackson, also of Manchester, former Glastonbury resident Wear King” Cheese Server/Bell' noon at the home of Mrs. Myron to bed or restricted' in activity Singer annual teenage Stylemaker „ 9.50 has been anhounced by her Kalmhn, 163 Scott Dr. and student at East Catholic for the Div. Vegetable Dish $7.00 parents, Mr., and Mrs. William simply because of foot dis 8.50 per Members of the Sisterhood High School, has bran named to Largest orders that could have, and still Contest...2,500 super prizes! E. Sibrinsz of 128 Campfield “Merit’s Who’s Who in Catholic Salad Servers (2) 11.00 item Rd. will have some of their crafts MDS Elects Selection can be, corrected by on display. Coffee and dessert American High Schools.” Butter Dish Mr. Jackson is the son of Mr. Edie Adams of professional care. 10.00 will be served, and baby-sitting She is the daughter of Mr. and New Officers He cited a recent study con Let Singer, the sewing specialist, and Mrs. Joseph Jackson of 174 will be provided. Mrs. John J. Worrall Jr. of CUT & CURL Vernon St. ducted in a geriatric care teach you how to make creatively Goldenaires More information may be ob Wheaton, 111. She is a senior at Dr. Richard J. Freiheit was BEAUTY SALON The bride-elect will graduate center near Philadelphia which tained from Mrs. Sheila Abelf, St. Francis High School, recently elected president of 393 Broad Street original clothes for one-of-a-kind Serving Tray 12.50 from Manchester High School uncovered 811 foot disorders To Perform 649-0968; or Mrs. Eveleen Wheaton, 111. the Manchester Dental Society. you. Famous Singer know-how and Round Tray, 14'/I” 11.00 in June. She is employed part- Catering to Wedding among the 551 residents. “The Zimmerman, 643-19Q8. Some of her activities include Other officers are Dr. Win show-how gives you sew-how like At Banquet time at Marshalls of Parties with Early recent White House Conference Triple Server 11.00 Mariner Girl Scout, draniatics, field S. Danielson, vice presi on'Aging also underscored the you wouldn't believe! For only Manchester. ^ Morning Appointments Salad Bowl 12.50 $9.00 ’The Middletown Goldenaires varsity tennis. Student Council, dent; Dr. Salvatore J. need for greater attention to the 17.5(D you'll receive 18 enjoyable per Her fiance is a 1971 graduate 649-2517 will present a variety show at and Youth in Government. Squatrito, secretary; and Dr. foot health needs of our aged Cov. Vegetable Dish 11.00 of Manchester High School and hours of expert instruction (that's a item the spring banquet of the Senior For a sauce to go with sea Upon graduation, she plans to Stanley Pearlson, treasurer. population, and called for attended the University of teensy 980 an hour)...and you Sugar/Creamer/Tray Set 13.50 Fellowship of Community Bap food, mix catchup, sweet pickle attend The (^.llege of Mount expansion of services available make your contest entry right in the Double Marmalade 13.00 Miaine. He is m anager at relish, lemon juice, horseradish Saint Joseph on the Ohio; where tist Church Tuesday at 7 p.m. in McDonald’s in Manchester. to these patients under class! You can win marvelous and Worcestershire sauce. she will major in sociology. Medicare,” he .said. Fellowship Hall of the church .- No date has bran set for the prizes, including an all expense Calling foot health an impor The Goldenaires, a group' of wedding. .99% annual East of the River... paid trip to New York for two, $3,000 Round Wire Basket senior . citizens from Ail the latest styles and colors in tant part of the entire family’s 14.50 We also stock cash awards to winners in Deb, Middletown, have been presen stock . . . nothing to send away for. health care. routing. Dr. Cake Plate/Dome $11.00 percentage Ruffled Shirts in Buchbinder said regular Sub-Deb and Junior Miss cate 13.00 ting shows for the past,Jour We stock sizes from boys’ sizes 4-20, per the latest colors. checkups are the best way to gories, with $1,000 to runners-up Fruit Bowl 16.00 years at hospitals, nursing Men’s Sizes 34-52 Reg., 34-46 Short, item rate REFUND 36-52 Long, 38-52 Extra Long, 36-42 ensure feet which will keep in each division. Plus 72 sewing Chip 'n Dip 14.50 homes and for senior citizens -ryVJEAV^kER^ groups. Extra Short. working throughout the retire c o n t e s t machines, 2,^00 pendant watches.. ment years. Mrs. Richard Kingsley of 58 Krause for prompt payment of “And the geriatric patient, N. Elm St. is in charge of the College Notes personal Installment loans Whatever the Occasion — See able to move about on pain free GET YOUR SEWING GOING-VISIT YOUR SINGER SEWING CENTER dinner, for which a nominal fra florist & Greenhouses Ask about REWARD-A-LOAN SOON-HURRY! CLASSES BEGIN... will be charged. ’The Barbara Several area students were Watkins Brothers, Main Floor, 935 Main St.. Downtown Manchester ^ elected members of Gamma The Week of June 25th; 9 to 11:15; 12 to 2:15 and 2:30 to 4-45 Gifford Circle is responsible for Sigma Delta, honorary society iceAL MEN'S snr the banquet decorations. Open Tues.. Wed.. Sat. Til 5:31} p.M. - Thurs, S Fri. Nites Til 9 p .m . • wf connm MfN s noRf All persons of retirement age in agriculture, at the University MANCHESTER STATE BANK Toast a tablespoon of sesame Closed Mon. - » Phone 643-5171 / in the community are welcome of Connecticut. They are: 901-907 Main St. i rl-CIty Plaza seed in a tablespoon of butter in to attend the event. Those Evelyn Haugh of Manchester; LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER 1041 MAIN. ST., MANCHESTER MANCHESTER VERNON a skillet; sprinkle over mashed Open Mon. thru Sat.' Open MON. + Friday SINGER wishiOg transportation may Schelly A. Numrych of Open Sat. 9 A.M. - Noon potatoes. 856 MAIN. STREET, MANCHESTER • 643-4305 • OPEN 6 DAYS ■ THURS. HITES 'til 9:00 contact Mrs. William Gilroy, Rockville; and Frank MflaclicttM’ 643-9559 9:30 to 5:30 ' 10:00 to 9:00 191 Washington St., Vernon. Niederwerfer of South Windsor. 621 HARTEORD ROAD, MANCHESTER Member FDIC ^ Thursday until 9 P.M. Saturday until 5:30 I, •< MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Mav 14. 1973 - p a c e t h ir t e e m 7 • ; ' * , . • Rof^kville Hospital Health Facilities Discuss Consortium Representatives of stitutions can develop a School Board Will Get Notes Manchester Memorial Hospital on Thursday. Those institutions with state and voluntary plan program of close integration of interested will be involved in ning agencies. and Hartford’s general and facilities and services to Admitted Friday: Marie development of a formal plan In commenting on the special hospitals have been provide improved care, coor Double Sessions Petition Campo, Staffordville; Richard meeting since early in the year which could in effect before the proDosal. Bert Dittus, Rothe, Windsorville Rd., dinated education and research end of the year. It is anticipated development and public to discuss the possibility of for and at the same time effect cost A petition, asking for recon Rockville. that such a program, if relations director of MMH, said after considering all other project HELP (Handicapped mally joining together to savings. It is expected to in sideration of a decision to put Discharged Friday: Clayton adopted, would be closely coor ''If this idea goes through, it alternatives to the space Earning and Living Project). provide better care at lowest clude not only coordinated ser the high school on double Andrews, Tolland Ave., dinated both with the Hartford will be one of the greatest problem both at the high school The board will also discuss a possible cost. vices but a medical staff ap sessions, will be presented to and the Middle School. The proposal to use the town ad Rockville; David Basch, Snip- The idea first grew from dis County Medical Association and things that’s happened.” sic Lake Rd., Ellington; Cheryl pointment system which will the Vernon Board of Education education budget has been set ministration building for its ad cussions among area hospital tonight at 7:30 at the Sykes Bolton, Enfield; Daniel permit free interchange of up to accommodate the double ministrative offices after the administrators who have been School. Domingues Jr., Somers; Mary talent among the several sessions as has the bus town offices move to the meeting regularly over recent members. scheduie. Memorial -Building. Ertel, King St., Rockville; Paul years. Together with SINUS Mrs. Lester Baum, who is Included, as well, is the The board will also heqr a Jakapic, Crystal Lake Rd., recommendations by local and heading the group seeking a Also on the agenda is a dis Ellington; Lillian Jerry, Rachel possibility of a coordinated in Hetr'i good new, lor you' E«cluiivc new "hard core" SYWC c IEAR Decoiigeilanl report of the recent Burmuda state planning presidents the tern and resident training lableli o il inilonlly and conlinuouily to drain ond clear oil naiol-iino, Xavlliei. change in the board’s plans, cussion of a proposal to close Rd., Manchester. One "hord core" loblet gives you up lo 8 hours relief Irons pain and presibcejil workshops attended by high idea has led to a meeting program. Because the Univer also presented the petition to school and Middle School schools for a half day if a Sean Kelley, East Hartford; congestian. Allows you lo breoihe eosily— slops wotety eyes and runny n oseT y^P scheduled for Thursday where sity of Connecticut Health coo buy SYNA*CLEAR AT wllboul need for □ prescriptiots. the Town Council last week. proposed referendum is held on Joan Langer, Old Stafford Rd., Solisfoctioo guoronleed by moker. Try it todoy! students in April. ’The report the concept will be presented to Center, including the medical The crancil accepted the peti will be given by Francis June 19 while schools will still Tolland; Fredrick Midura, executive committees of the tion for information but said it be in session. If the board feels Grand Ave., Rockville; Robert and dental schools, would be Introductory Brookes of the Middle School boards and staffs of area in directly involved as a member, 150 could hot tell the Board of and John Bellino of the high the half-^y would be detrimen Nordlund, Cold Spring Dr., Ver stitutions. Offer Worth Education what to do. tal to the school schedule then non; Joan Reviczky, Stafford it is hoped that the development school. Those represented are the of mutuajly beneficial The board decided to put the Assistant Superintendent the Town Council will be asked Springs; Lorraine 'Tompkins, Cut out 1hi» o d — lalie to ilore litled, Purchaic one pock of SYNA-CLEAR 12’i and University of Connecticut programs in prevention, in receive one more SYNA-CIEAR 12-Patk Free. high school bn double sessions Albert Kerkin will explain to change the date to June 26. Clark Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Health Center, St. Francis Nancy Narkawicz and treatment, and in education can Hospital, Newington Children's be accelerated. BY FRA^K O’NEAL daughter, Hartford Tpke., Hospital, New Britain General LIGGETT REXAIL PARKADE PHARMACY Rockville. A rough draft of the proposal Vernon Hospital, Mt. Sinai Hospital, will be presented for discussion 404 W. MIDDLE TPKE. ^ Chinese junk' ^ Births Friday: A daughter to the Institute of Living, Hart Police ford, and MMH. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel'Hazen, Lack of Abortion Law Union City, N. J.; daughter to Also attending the meeting Report Mr. and Mrs. Eric Jenks, En will be representatives of Hart Criticized by Dooley field; son to Mr. and Mrs. ford County’s other two general David W. Hodgdon, 18, of 147 Roger Wolf, Old Post Rd., hospitals, Bristol and Bradley, Autumn St., and John D. Bur as well as officers of the Hart State Rep. Thomas H. Dooley iicensed physicians, no criteria Tolland. as to the necessity of proper dick,-20, of 75 Union St., were Admitted Saturday: Clayton ford County Medical Associa (D-Vemon) told the General charged with breach of peace tion and representatives of the medicai facilities, no prohibi Crandall, Hartford Tpke., Assembly’s Public Health and early Sunday morning. Comprehensive Health Plan tion of abortion even during the Rockville; Rose Pinney, Hale Safety Committee Friday that ning "B” Agency covering the third trimester of pregnancy Burdick was additionally St., Rockville. Its decision to enact no abortion Hartford area and the Connec and no protection of a child charged with intoxication in law whatever was “an absolute ticut Hospital Planning Com bom alive during an attempted connection with the same inci Discharged Saturday: abdication of legislative respon- mission. abortion. dent, which occurred at Center Dorothy Beaverstock, Grove sibiUty.’’ and Spruce Sts. Objectives of the consor BY HANA-BARB^RA Dooley, a member of the St., Rockville; Mavis Colpitts, “For the legislature to go out Burdick was released on a $50 Village St., Rockville; Noelle tium, as stated in the draft committee, said, “Our failure of session until next year cash bond and Hodgdon was document, would be to “coor to at least bring a bill before the Cormier, Highland Ave., without enacting appropriate released on his written promise Rockville; Thomas LaFlamme, dinate their activities so as to entire General Assembly for legislation is incredible to appear. Both are to appear in provide: debate is a total cop-out.’’ ’The West Rd., Ellington; Marjorie irresponsibility,” Dooley said. court June 4. Meade, Chestnut St., Rockville. the highest quality of medical committee voted 13-12 to leave Dooley contends that the peo services at the lowest prac the regulation of abortion in Bessie Nash, Windsor Locks; ple of the state are left totally Roger T. Fontaine, no age Dennis O’Brien, Loveland Hill, ticable cost to all persons Connecticut to the Public in the dark as to their rights and given, of East Hartford, was needing them; Health Council. Rockville; Billie Pagani, South duties. “They are being told, in charged with fourth-degree St., Rockville; Doris Paradis, the most advanced coor “We are merely lateraling effect, to consult the Supreme larceny (shoplifting) Sunday in dinated programs in preventive Ue problem to a regulatory Gulf Rd., Rockville; Karen Court rulings for guidance,’’ he connection with an incident at Pellerin, Westland Rd., care; body who may or may not act,’’ said. Treasure City department the coordination of services Dooley said. He added, “We, as Rockville. store, Manchester Shopping Births Saturday: A son to Mr. to eliminate to the greatest legislators, are charged to “During the next week a Parkade. and Mrs. Thomas Campo, Staf possible degree both un enact laws not merely to bipartisan effort will be made He was released on a $100 fordville; son to Mr. and Mrs. necessary duplication and un delegate such responsibility to to reconsider the action of the COOL, BREATHABLE, HAND CRAFTED non-surety bond for court June Mitchell Doughty, Stafford filled gaps in facilities and in appointed regulatory agencies committee,’’ Dooley said, ad 4. Spfings. services; and ELK-TANNED COWHIDE who are answerable to virtually ding that he is hopeful that the the general possible integra no one.’’ group can succeed in getting a Summonses issued by Admitted Sunday: Shirley tion of educational programs in Dooley explained that the bill out for full debate in the in BUD FISHER Manchester Police Sunday in Beas, Staffordville; Lynn medicine, dentistry, nursing First Name Afloat Comes Ashore! Supreme Court ruling left the terests of all of the citizens and cluded: Boone, Talcott Ave., Rockville; and allied health.” An Old Favorite Of Sailors. A Boon Companion state with no law governing to provide the unborn with at • Jason Paquette, 17, of 225 Mark Connors, Orchard St., Officials hope that the in- On Campus. Easy On, Easy Off Moccasin abortion. He said there is no least the Constitutional protec Summit St., operating a motor Rockville; John Fleagle, FOR/A?, statutory requirement that tions set fourth by the Supreme vehicle without a license. Woodstock; Peter Frazier, Comfort. Bare Foot Flexibility. abortions be performed only by Court. -• Armand Oulette, 28, of 77 Pinney St., Ellington; Norman Court of Probate $ 2 4 9 5 Laurel S{., operating a motor Hamer, Stafford; Stanislaw District of Manchester vehicle while his license was Kadelski, Thompson St., NOTICE TO CREDITORS M under suspension. Rbckville; Barbara Kochen- • Lance Roberts, 18, of Hart burger, Storrs; Rose Maher, ESTATE OK EMMA J. TAGGART Coventry Pursuant to an order of Ron. William REGAL IMEHTS SHOP ford, operating a motor vehicle Wethersfield; George Rawson, E. KitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be •THl COMPLfTA MfN’S S rO «" without a license and operating White Rd., Rockville; Eric presented to the fiduciary named below VERNON an unregistered motor vehicle. Zurawek, Thompson St., on or before August 4.1973, or be barred M ANCHESnR TRI.CITY PLAZA by waw. The fiduciary is- 901 -907 MAIN STREET 250 ^Unwelcome^ All three will appear in court Rockville. I72-OS3I Josiah J. Lessner on June 4. 364 Middle Turnpike West 643-2471 ; I97J J Discharged Sunday: Pauline I Ipt’n Mon Ihni Sal Open ,Men lliru Fn VERNON Manchester, Conn. lOtiUtuyoo Foxe, Snipsic Lake Rd., 06040 9 3010 5 30 Process, DevCo. Joseph G. Henry, 17, of 148 Tliurs 9 30lo9 00 Siilurday 10 (K)to5 .10 Warren Ave., Vernon, was Ellington; Martin Shaw, Ban charged Saturday on ’hinnel croft Rd., Rockville; Mrs. HOLLY GANTl^ER that he would prefer to engage Young'Suk Hazen and daughter. WINTHROl* BY DICK CAVALLI Rd. with operating an un Correspondent in direct discussion with tte registered motor vehicle and Union City, N. J.; Mrs. Karen Y MV.MOTHER QAVe i v e in v it e d group, rather than to simply Thomson and baby. Trout NO, I HAVEN'T DECIDED WHICH HE'UU GET PRECIOUS UTTLE Tel. 742-8795 operating without an operator’s "TOO MANV KIDS TO MV F3ARTV, FIVE v e t ; WINTHROP. SLEEP TONIGHT. give a speech. license. Stream Dr., Vernon. /An d I'v e g o t t o o s o s s r v e Signs reading “Dump Republican Women Birth Sunday: A son to Mr. ^ NAMES OFF MV UST. > He was released on a $100 DevCo” and “Pickle Process’ The Republican Women’s non-surety bond for court June and Mrs. James Sigafoos, and a festive crowd of about 250 -Club will meet tonight at 8 at 5. Sherry Circle, Tolland. “unwelcomed” Greater Hart the home of Mrs. Nancy Moore, ford Process, Inc. and its Coventry Hills. Guest speaker R obert N orthrop, 35, of development arm, DevCo. to will be Mrs. Nina Parker, GOP Waterbury, was charged town Saturday. State Central Committee Friday on a Circuit Court 12 An Unwelcome Booth, set up woman for the Fourth District. arrest warrant with breach of peace and threatening. Police GERANIUMS Hartford National on the North Covent^ Green, Miss Margaret Jacobson will opposite the Meadowbrook accept applications from teen say the charges are in connec Healthy A Colorful! DICK Shopping Center where DevCo age Republicans to attend the tion with an alleged assault and cAVALU recently opened an information week-long Teen-Age threatening which occurred in Vernon April 29. >;ONES ■ y PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Mon., May 14. 1873 Smith Proved MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 14, 1973- PAGE SEVEN’PEeIn Riggs Too Cagey The “Action Marketplace” Fast — Effective Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers Horae Racing Three Things Herald Classified Ads DALLAS (AP) — The World (3iampionshlp of Tennis fin«ils Over 60,000 Daily Readers BALTIMORE - Laplander, In Easy Victory (15 Word Minimum) proved three things Sunday: Stan Smith is the No. 1 playeir, $14.60, urged on by the nation’s Fast Results RAMONA, Calif. (AP) — As an early Wimbledon champion, offered patty-cake Australian dominance in the sport may be takings nosedive, and 1 D a y ...... leading jockey Vincent Brac- ancestor of Bobby Riggs might have put it, tennis. He hit spinning chops and lobs to Arthur Ashe has to be the unluckiest person ever to lose $30,000. . . . 8(1: per word per day ciale Jr., gained the lead in the the race is not always to the swift. the back line, a floating serve that broke Smith claimed the $50,000 first prize 6-3,6-3,4-6,6-4 from good 3 Days ...... 7$: per word per day last few strides to win the 72nd COPY CLOSING TIME FOR “She’s better than me in every like a sidearm curve ball and bounced like friend Ashe, who had to settle for $20,000 and cheers from 8,500 6 D a y s ...... 6$: per word per day running of the $59,500 Dixon CLASSIFIED ADVER’nSEMENTS department,’’- the frail-looking, 55-year- a football, a drop shot that seemed to clear fans in Mooidy Coliseum, who thought he was robbed in the 10th 26 Days ...... 5(t per word per day Handicap at Pimlico Race the net by mistake and died like a pitch game of the deciding fourth set. 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION old Riggs said Sunday after seemingly Happy Ads ...... $i\sO inch Course. proving just the opposite in his celebrated shot on a wet green. Ashe double fau lt^ to make the crucial game deuce after a NEW YORK - Windy’s Deadline for Saturday and Monday match with women’s tennis champion He ran her from one side to the other, controversy on his first serve. Smith made it his add on a ball Daughter, $12.40, took the lead is 12:00 Noon Friday Margaret Court. toyed with her big serve until she started many thought had bounced twice. Then Ashe clubbed a forbhand out of the gate and then turned PHONE 643-27U Putting his racket and court wisdom to miss with it, fed her overheads that she too long on the match winner.. back a three-horse challenge in where his mouth was in issuing a netted or hit out of court, joined with the Slow motion replays of the double-bounce controversy showed Motorcycles-BIcycles li the stretch to win the $60,900 Bonds-Stocks-Mortgeges 27 wanted challenge to all women players, Riggs crowd in applauding her winners, and the ball up when Smith returned the winner. HERALD 35 Acorn Stakes for 3-year-old scored an effortless 6-2, 6-1 victory and made the world’s best woman “I was glad to find out I did hit the ball on the first bounce,” PLEASE READ 1972 YAMAHA, 175cc, Enduro, MORTGAGES, loans first se fillies on the final day of the pocketed $10,000, plus another $7,500 from player—maybe the best ever— look very Smith said. “It would have been worse to win the match on an in BOX LETTERS very good condition. Great cond, third. All kinds. Realty GENERAL Mechanic — full H APPY AD S Aqueduct spring meeting. Y O U R AD woods bike. Knobbles, and time days, paid CMS, Blue television coverage. much out of her league. correct call than to lose the mafch for $50,000.” statewide. Credit rating un INGLEWOOD, Calif Soft For Your many extras. 649-9854. Cross, life insurance. (Contact “She has a better serve, a better volley, She won only two games on her service Ashe only half-heartedly-played the point because “I didn’t ■ Classified or "Want Ads" are necessary. Reasonable. Con Victory, $11.40, found an Mr. Larry Passardi, The a better forehand, a better backhand,’’ and a third when Riggs, playing to the think he hit the ball on the first bounce. I just hit up a lob and Information taken over the phone as a con fidential, quick arrangements. opening along the rail to record TWO YAMAHA trail bikes, one Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. Amerbelle Corp., 104 East Main Riggs said. "But the question is, can you camera and a largely pro-Court crowd of asked the umpire (Mike Blanchard) if it was good. ’The television THE HERALD will not dis venience. The advertiser should MX250; other MX80, never St., Rockville, 875-3325 between a half-length victory in the $54,- 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart pull that game out when you need it? Can 3,500, nearly missed the ball on an replay showed it was.” close the identity of any adver read his ad the FIRST DAY IT ridden. 875-4218. 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. An equal op 350 Los Angeles Handicap at ford. Evenings, 233-6879. you play your best when the money’s on exaggerated spinshot and committed his • On the fault call. Smith said “I thought the first serve was out. tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• portunity employer. Hollywood Park. the line? only doublefault. ^ One linesman said he didn’t see it and asked help from the other answering blind box ads who time lor the next insertion. The Services Ottered 12 MORTAGES - 1st, and 2nd “Margaret’s a great player and a great “He kept changing his pace and linesman, who called it out.” desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible lor only ONE mortgages — interim financing MACHINISTS - We have the Tennis SHARPENING Service - following openings — lathe, sport. But in this kind of contest, you breaking up my rhythm,” Mrs. Court said Once the controversies were ironed out Smith, who play^ can follow this procedure: ijicorrecl or omitted insertion lor — expMient and confidential TOKYO - Billie Jean King, Saws, knives, axes, shears, Bridgeport, tool makers, burr know, battle of the sexes, match of the afterward. “I started badly and never got collegiately at ^u th em California and has now won $154,100 in any advertisement and then only to service, J. D. Real Estate Long Beach, Calif., defeat^ Enclose your reply to the box skates, rotar^i blades. Quick men, cintimatic. The Purdy century, talkathon and all that, she was into the match.” his first year on the WCT tour, said “I feel comfortable In saying the extent ol a "niake good" inser Assoc. 643-5129. Nancy Gunter, San Angelo, in ah envelope — address to the service. Capitol Equipment Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, out of her depth.’’ Two years ago Riggs said he’d like to I might be the No. 1 player in the world now.” tion. Errors which do not lessen the Manchester, 649-0000. Tex., 7-6, 5-7,6-3 to capture the Classified Manager. Manchester Co., 38 Main St., Manchesteer. SECOND Mortgages-^ residen Riggs sta rt^ his “attack” Sunday with play the top-ranked woman, Billie Jean value of the advertisement will not top prize of ^,400 in the Toray- Evening Herald, together with a Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday tial, commercial, industrial to ... SofflMnw a bouquet of roses for his opponent on King, “every day and twice on Sunday.” be corrected by "make good" inser 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- APPLICATIONS being Sillook Women’s Professional memo listing the companies consolidate bills, business may hovt Mat you Mother’s Day. “Do you think this will The remark eventually led to Sunday’s Judy Rankin Wins Carling tion. 7958. expansion, alleviate cash accepted for new restraurant in Tennis Tournament. (AP photo) you do NOT want to see your soften her up?” he a^ed. match with Mrs. Court, after Mrs. King problems. Jan Brennan Vernon opening soon. Hostess, o happy adl letter. Your letter will be cocktail and food waitresses, Then, against the slashing shots of the rejected the challenge. As Riggs intended, BAL’HMORE (AP) - Judy said Mrs. Rankin, who started 643-2711 TREE Seryice (Soucier) — Associates Mortgage Company, Auto Racing Dejected Margaret Court and Fan destroyed if. the advertiser is Trees cut, building lots cleared, bartender. Some experience 36-year-old Mrs. Court, a rangy Australian his victory cast a reflection on all of Rankin had to overcome a cou the final round with a three- 528-7500. PALERMO, Sicily - Gijs one you've mentioned. If not it trees topped. Got a tree necessary. Full and part-time. women’s tennis. ple of tough obstacles to post a stroke lead but needed three at the peak of her career, Riggs, the 1939 will be handled in the usual problem? Well worth phone For interview call 623-1429, Van Lennep of The Netherlands Reflect Bobby Riggs’ Tennis Beating four-stroke victory in this putts to get down on three of the Autos For Safe Business Opportunity 28 and Herbert Muller of Ger manner. call. 742-8252. Miss Madeline, or apply at year’s $30,000 Lady Carling first nine holes. MANCHESTER - Paint and ElCamino Building, Route 30, Happiness Is | many, teamed in a Porsche Open golf tournament. Mrs. Rankin explained that 1969 PLYMOUTH Fury III, Vernon, 1 to 4 p.m. Carrera, won the 57th Targa Lost and Found GARDENS roto-tilled, small wallpaper store for sale. Stock Welcoming the | Not only did she have to con the five hours rest, about half two-door hardtop, power cub cadet tractor will not harm Florio Auto Race. U. S. Davis Cup Team Returns Home With Victory and equipment. Priced right. tend with the tricky greens at her normal amount for a tour LOST charm braclet, sentimen brakes, power steering, factory lawns. Call 875-7336 after 5 p.m. Mitten Realty Company, 643- New Baby MARTINSVmLE, Va. - Ray air, high miles, but good condi or weekends. 4 courts for the first time in 2V^ team's possibilities of defeating the municipal Pine Ridge nament night, resulted from an tal value, 649-8509 after 4. 6930. * C U H E R S Hendrick of Richmond, Va., MEXICO CITY (AP) - The Ramirez downed. top-ranked win the doubles match 7-5, 12- tion. $1,000. 649-8460. years. the South American Zone Course while posting an even- Illness to her 5-year-old son, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• STACEY and and Jerry Cook of Rome, U.S. Davis Cup tennis team will Tom Gorman, 27, of Seattle, 6- 14, 6-3, 6-4, and the two singles Erik Van Dillen, 22, of San finalist were “very good.” par 73 Sunday for a 54-hole total ’Tuey. LOST all black cat with crooked POWER MOWERS, hand Money To Loan 29 * SEWERS N.Y., won the two races in Sun return home from its 4-1 victory 4, 6-2, 6-3, matches Sunday. Solomon beat 1968 DODGE Dart, 6 cylinder, mowers repaired, pick-up and Congratulations Mateo, Calif., who with Tom “We beat them 5-0 last year of 215, bu^^ there was also the Despite her putting problems, tail. Vicinity Olcott Drive, Jar * UPHOLSTERERS day’s Dogwood 500 Classic over Mexico in the North In the first singles match Ramirez 8-6, 7-5, 7-5, and Dick vis Rd. area. 643-1776. automatic, power steering, delivery. Prompt-Reliable- BilJ and Karen Gorman won the doubles match In their country” . Van Dillen matter of only five hours sleep Mrs. Rankin was never serious LOANS, Operating capital etc. doubleheader at Martinsville American Zone final optimistic Friday. Harold Solomon, 20, of Stockton, 22, of Port good condition, $1,000. 649-6941. Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. Available for any purpose. $20,- of the series Saturday against said of the 1972 series against the night before. ly challenged Sunday. This is a steady position with Love, I Speedway in which there were about its chances to beat Fort Lauderdale, Fla., upset Washington, N.Y., downed Luis FOUND male Sealpoint, io7n Diviurnurpu c . cv 000 up to any amount. Mr. Raul Ramirez and Vicente Chile. “I really got frustrated with Veteran Sandra Haynie bir- ia/u t^LYMUUlH sport ftiry well established firm. Only 5 Gals and a Guy i;:; 34 caution flags during the total Chile—and happy about the No. 1 Mexican Joaquin Loyo- Baraldi 2-6, 6-1, 6-3, 9-6. Siamese cat, vicinity of Howard m Ellij LAWNMOWERS sharpened Houck, 212-826-8970. Zarazua, said he thought the Mexico’s only victory in the myself b^ause I could have died the 17th and 18th holes to III, 2-door hardtop, vinyl roof, and repaired. Engine tune us. qualified experienced need 500 laps. prospect of playing on Its own Mayo 7-5, 6-4, 7-5. Johnson’s, Tolland 'Tpke. Phone series* here came when made it an impossible gap if I take second place at even par 646-6188. power steering, front disc Pick up and delivery. Call 649- apply. INDIANAPOLIS - Veteran ’Ihe United States went on to Help Wanted 35 hadn’t three-putted ail day,” 219. brakes, 440 cubic engine, radio, 7958 afterjfte 4 p.m. driver Art Pollard of Medford, dual rear speakers, color green. SMITH’S ' © 1973 bxNEA, Inc. SCHOOL Bus Drivers — Part- Ore. was killed Saturdax when •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Phone 643-7657. TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving UPHOLSTERY SHOP "I guess this inflation business affects everybody. Hon- time work, Manchester and his car hit a wall on the first Penonals-Ahnouncements 2 large appliances, cleaning Vernon areas. We will train. 511 Main Street, Manchester I Happy loth Birthday| turn during a practice run for 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, new con cellars, attics. Also will buy i estly! A4y husband hit the ceiling when the bill came for Call 643-2414. the Indianapolis 500 car race. RIDE from Route 85, Bolton to vertible top, needs work. $150. and sell used furniture. 644- Fifi's wardrobe!" SCHOOL Bus drivers wanted PHILIP 649-9365. BD.PUDI Aetna Life and Casualty, 8 to 1775. PART-TIME janitorial work. Tolland qreai full or part-time, WILSON Golf 4:10 p.m. Phone 649-9379. Call 649-5334. will train. Call 875-6378. 1970 MG MIDGET, needs minor LIGHT trucking, cellars and at 13 Building-Contracting FORT WORTH, Tex. - Tom This is the Painting-Papering 14 nradaire RIDE wanted to Pratt & repair. Best offer. Call 643-1095 tics cleaned. Free estimates. SALES Associate needed. REGISTERED Nurses - 3 Weisk6t>f won the $150,000 Whitney, second shift, from after 6 p.m. Phone 649-7871. J.P. LEWIS & SON - Finish season for DONALD E. Tartf^i - p.m. to 11 p.m., 11 p.m. to 7 Excellent commission. For I We All Love You! | Colonial National Invitation J*orter Street area. Call 643- carpentry, rec rooms, a.m. 40-hour week. Salary $375 further information phone 649- Golf Tournament when Bruce 8872 anytime. 1964 PONTIAC Lemans, paperhanging and painting. remodeling, kitchens, BLACK TREE & Landscaping — We Free estimates. Call 646-6812. bi-weekly, $387.78 bi-weekly 1750 after 6 p.m., Mr. Kosak. Your Family ^ Crampton double-bogeyed the automatic transmission, good are new in this area and will bathrooms, formica work, with degree. Many fringe REDUCE safe and fast with condition, $300 firm. 643-1322. ceilings. 649-9658. last hole letting Weiskopf slip work for less to prove our abili T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, benefits. Veterans Home and PLUMBERS, licensed, CARPENTER ANTS Gobese Tablets and E-Vap •••••••••••••••••#•••••••■•• into first place. ty. Take downs, removals, Interior-exterior painting. Hospital, Exit 23, off 1-91. West experienced helpers wanted. In addition to being “Waterpills.” Liggett Rexall. Frucks-Tractor 5 trimmings, prunning, hedges ANY TYPE carpentry and Phone 646-4523. M SHREVEPORT, La. - Mike Street, Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571 Reasonable rates. Swirled masonry, additions and Help Wanted Morley fired a three-under-par unsightly and unsanitary. trimmedf, mowing, feeding, ceilings our specialty. Call 643- extensions 395, 233, 248. 35 RIDE. NEEDED from North INTERNATIONAL Metro,- seeding, etc. Free estimates. remodeling. Free estimates. A. REAL ESTATE Career - Earn 68 and captured the $20,000 Black Ants excayate 1964, excellent mechanical con 1949. extensive galleries in wood Manchester to Culbro Drive, Call Hawk, 649-1381, 643-7986. Squillacote, 649-0811. $15,000 to $25,000 annually. Join Shreveport Golf Classic. West Hartford, (off New Park dition. Needs body work. $300. RN’S - LPN’S to serve as nesting places INSIDE-Outside painting, an'’a'ctive, progressive BAL’ITMORE — Texan Judy Avenue). 8-5 p.m . or ap 289-0251. LAWN MOWER Service, repair RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney IS NO EXPERIENCE organization. Will train. Pasek- amd may cause extensive fe c ia l rates for people over Part-time, Full-time Rankin scored a front-running proximate. Phone 643-1710 after and sharpening, pick-up and REQUIRED - SELL Rutherford, Inc., 289-7475, 742- 3 to p.m. thin damage to your home. 6 p.m. STEP VAN, 1955 Metro, Good Foully insured. Estimates given. 11 four-stroke victory Sunday in delivery. Hours Monday Call 649-7863. ROOFING and roof repairing, 8243. Salary commensurate upon FRIGIDAIRE running condition. Ideal for through Thursday, 8 a.m. to Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707. the $30,000 Lady Carling Open SALE camper. Phone 646-6236. GOOD HUMOR experience. Apply in person. by shooting an even-par 73. 5:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 PAINTING and paper hanging, LOOKING for a male or female p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 BIDWELL Home Improvement who would be interested in EAST HOUSE Autos For Sale 4 1966 CHEVROLET Rack truck commercial and residential. ICECREAM p.m., 872-8311. Free estimates. Call 644-0642. Co. Expert installation of working approximately 30 735 INaIn SL with 4,000 pound lift gate, aluminum siding, gutters and START AT ONCE hours, 5 evenings a week, in our East Hartford 1969 BUICK station wagon, capacity 14,000 pounds. Cab r power brakes, rebuilt engine. LIGHT Trucking — Father and trims. Roofing installation and • EARN HIGH INCOME pantry and salad department. WANTED V THIS IS A over engine, V-8’ 2-speed rear TEACHERS offer quality pain Experienced preferred. Call Have company car. $1,195 or son. Attics, cellars, garages. ting and reasonable prices, 12 repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. NO CASH BOND Clean, Late Model axle, heavy duty springs, radio, Odd jobs. Phone 649-1805. REQUIRED Cavey’s, 643-1415. best offer. 872-2320. vacuum brakes, auxiliary fuel years experience, fully insured. for a Preventive Maintenance program HORACE Tetrault — Siding, HIGH LIBERAL F K K -170 T S tank, good tires. $1,800. Call Free estimates. 643-1609. PLANT Operations — Openings 1970 CHALLENGER RT, 440 LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, roofing, storm windows, aw PERCENTAGE CAB DRIVER USED CARS days, M3-2473, ask for Russ. lawns mowed, trees cut and nings. Quality workmanship, for qualified production people t Hurst, 4-speed, wheels, AM/FM DRIVER’S LICENSE Part.or full time driver for evening in coatings manufacturing Top Prices Paid 8-track, must sell, $1,600. 646- removed. Cellars and attics A-1 PAINTING SVC. free estimates. Fully insured. shift starting at 3 p.m. You must have 1970 TOYOTA Land Cruiser, cleaned. Free estimate. Call 872-9187, 649-3417. ESSENTIAL plant. Excellent fringe benefits, For All Makes 7746. Exterior-Interior, gutters, 18 YEARS OR OLDER a good driving record and be M U S T SALE Fisher four-way plow, 10 tires 643-6000. dependable. pay commensurate with Y papering, roofing. Work 649-9240 and rims, five snows and 5 wide ROOFING — Specializing • CHOICE TERRITORIES EAST HARTFORD CAB experience. Apply at office, CARTER CtEVROLET i 1968 CORVETTE convertible, guaranteed. Call after 5, beach tires, 12,000 original ODD JOBS, lawn care, light repairing roofs, new roofs, AVAILABLE 107 Burnside Ave. Kast Hartford Aloi Manufacturing Corp. Sub M C0..MG. We Have Carloads Of Appiiances At Drastically one owner, standard transmis miles. 643-7008, Dick’s sidiary of Cities Service Co., 98 sion, 327 engine, new tires, tree work, removal service to 6 4 9 -5 4 7 4 gutter work, chimneys, cleaned M 1229 Main Street BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. American Station. dump. Reasonable, 528-8649. and repaired. 30 years College Students apply now East Main St., Rockville, Conn. Frigidaire Appliances Reduced Prices! exhaust, brakes. Holly 4-barrel, ••••••••••••••••••■••••••••a for weekend and summer KEYPUNCH Operator - An equal opportunity employer. The Oldest & Largest in Conn. ’ top, tune-up, excellent condi experience. Free estimates. Campera-Trallara TWO handymen want variety of J. P. LEWIS & SONS custom Howley, 643-5361. positions. Apply daily and Excellent hours and salary to Ordered And Arriving if You Are Going To Buy A tion, $2,500. Call 646-6629 after Mobile Homes 8 $6,200. No agency fee. Very AVON helps make dreams 5. jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer decorating, interior and Saturdays, 9-5. tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at exterior, paper hanging. Fully WINDSOR Roofing & Siding — good benefits. Call Sharon, 646- come true! Need extra cash for Weekly And We MUST Have Refrigerator, Freezer, TENT trailer, 1969 Nimrod, 289-8251 8150, Bailey Employment Ser a dishwasher? An Easter out NEED CAR? Credit bad? tics, cleaned. Reliable service. insured. 649-9658. • Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird sleejlh 4, asking $495. Call 643- Reasonable rates. 643-5305. Roofing, storm windows and vice. fit? Color TV? Find out how The warehouse' Space Range, Washer, Dryer or Air Bankrimt? Repossessed? 4216. GOOD HUMOR CORP. easy it is to make money in yr Honest Douglas accepts lowest PROFESSIONAL painting ser doors, and gutters. Aluminum Conditioner This Spring, It’s TREE Removal — pruning, vice, spray, brush, roll, in awnings. 643-9444, 688-4849. Sullivan Ave.-Kennedy Rd MAN, full-time for delivery and spare time, ask an Avon NOW! down, smallest payments. 1959 -DETRO.ITER mobile South Windsor installation, TV and appliances. Representative. Call 289-4922. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. spraying, etc., fully insured. terior, exterior. Free es A MUST SALE! home,. 10x47’, 2 bedrooms, in Licensed. Free estim ates. timates. Fully insured. 28 years ROSSI Roofing, siding, An Equal Opportunity Drivers license, hone 649-3589. This Is An Opportunity To cluding awning, storage shed, SECRETARIAL Skills - 1973 PLYMOUTH Sebring. This Phone 633-5345. experience. 643-0001. chimneys, gutters. Free es Employer I Our 9th year as the world’s SAVE BIG AT B.D. PEARL stove, refrigerator, hook-up for timates, fully insured. Days, PART-TIME job, $3.85 per Moderate — for one girl office. Buy The Finest Quality car has all the extras. Must sell washer and dryer, fencM in hour, 32-hour week, no agency Four men. New plush quarters, byMay 15th. $3,400. 647-1130. JOHN’S A-1 Exterior-interior “evenings, 529-8056, Paul largest figure control system | yard, air-conditioner. For ad Do you have unsightly painting and papering by Cosgrove, 643-5364. fee. Free parking. Not down very good benefits. Salary to ditional information call Neil town Hartford. Must be good $7,000. No agency fee. Call is something to celebrate. | 1968 CHEVELLE Malibau, two- TREE STUMPS? professionals. Work MACHINIST wanted - Pierspn, 646-2363 between 9-5. guaranteed. Call 649-5474 after ALUMINUM Siding and custom transcriptionist. Call Sharon, Sharon, 646-8150, Bailey door coupe, automatic, low Have them removed, neat, Bridgeport work, experienced 646-8150, Bailey Employment Employment Service. Enroll now and get a bonus— | mileage, $1,000 or best offer. efficiently, chipped one foot trim. Workmanship and only. Overtime and paid in BUY WHERE YOU ARE PROTECTED ' 1968 N.E. Explorer tent trailer, materialss guaranteed.gi Free es- Service. five months for the price of | 646-0520. canopy and carpeting. Sleeps 6, below ground level. $1.50 surance. Penobscot Tool and timates. (Taall 643-9043 or 875- Gage, Merrow Rd., Tolland. QUALITY SERVICE - GENUINE PARTS - FREE DELIVERY good condition. $495. Call 644- per Inch of diameter of 0669. four. Call today for your | 1967 PLYMOUTH Fury III, sta 8138. stump. Route 15, Exit 99. 875-8083. tion wagon, V-8, automatic, free figure analysis. » ...... ______- FAIOOWRE SOWKR TREE SERVICE Bulldlng-Contractlng 14 Heating-Plumbing 17 Model FPI3-170TS^-^^c power brakes and steering, new ATTENTION housewives — Be COLONIAL FIBER CO. 7 4 2 -8 2 5 2 a money maker as well as a 615 Parkur Slreut, Manchester universal and exhaust system, BOTTI Heating and Plumbing good running condition. $6^. Motorcycles-Bicycles 11 NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - homemaker. Demonstrate toys Remodeling, repairing, ad — Prompt, courteous service. 646-3761. WASHING Machine Repairs — for Friendly Toy Party, Earn MOTORCYCLE insurance — ditions, tec rooms, poches and Call 643-1496. kit free, highest commissions. Skilled and unskilled. Excellent wanes, full RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, roofing. No job too small. Call 1964 OLDSMOBILE, Super Low rates. Immediate binding Maytag. Reasonable rates. Up to 25%. No delivering, time, 6 days per week. Shift differential, Blue k power Drakes, authority. Call Joan Lane at 649-3144. NO JOB too small. Immediate collecting, no cash fnvestment. powerower steerinsteering, power bi Former owner Pike Coin Wash- service on service calls. Free tires. lest offer. 643- Clarke Insurance Agency, 643- Also hostesses wanted. Call Cross, CMS, life insurance, paid holidays .. .with our regular 4-month pri^ram . Needs 1126. . Dry Cleaning. 63-4913. MASONRY - All types ol estimates gladly given on 5263. Cathy 1-684-3659. and other fringe benefits. Call Mrs. C. stone, brick fireplaces, Walls, heating or plumbing. Faucets CEILING and ceramic tile repaired or installed. Water Hickland, 649-4967. 1968 4-DOOR, M ercury, EXPERT bicycle repairs, all concrete steps, sidewalks. No JANITORS — Experienced, specialist. Repaired and job too small; Free estimates. pumps worked on. (Complete Montego MX, Brougham, gold, majes, models and speeds. remodeled. No job too small. part-time days, evenings, Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Over 20 years experience. After heating systems, rec rooms, Manchester area. Call 643-5691, all power, radio, factory air- Phone 649-8735. etc. Call M & M Plumbing & iFUlOOAwel conditioning. Four new tires, Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. 3-6 p.rtl, \ 2098. Heating, 649-2871. 4 A 45,000 miles. Excellent condi ^ [FRlOAMACJ STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, .0 ) ' \ 0 )' * tion. 646-4481 after 5 p.m. CARPENTRY - Repairs, TRUCK Driver, Class II FCI3-12STS ' <, fireplaces, flagstone terraces, remodeling, additions, roofing. SEWERLINES, sink lines, 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON concrete repairs, inside and license, heavy work, plumbing AIR CONDITIONERS 125cc, 5-speed, oil injection. Cali David Patria, South Wind cleaned with electric cutters, and heating supplies, inside 1970 CHEVELLE. 454, four- outside. Reasonably priced. by professionals. McKinney, speed, new tires. Call after 7 $575. Harley-Davidson Sales, 49, 643-0851. sor, 644-1796. work too. 649-4563. OPEN - DISPLAY MODELS Park Street, Hartford, 247-9774. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com p.m., 646-3248. pany, 643-5308. AT EXTRA SPECIAL PRICES JOHN and Andy’s. Odd jobs, WES ROBBINS carpentry MAN FOR tire service and man VOLKSWAGEN, 1963, good 1972 BMW, R75-5, excellent con remodeling specialist. Ad for retread shop. Good benefits « I'*..- A*' i.-. f'-.f'' you name it, we do it. Phone ditions, rcc rooms, dormers, TOWN Plumbing Service. SAVE SSSSS running condition. Phone 643- dition, low mileage. Call 649- 643-2097, 872-2385. and overtime. Experienced 0839 or 643-1558. V built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Repairs, alterations. American referred but not essential, 2171, ask for Jerry. 649-3446. Standard fixtures used Veterans KLM Pump Service — Water M lust be steady worker. Apply 1971 HONDA, 350 CL, excellent exclusively. Immediate ser in person. Nichols-Manchester EXTRA HOT SPECIALS 1964 CHEVELLE, rebuilt Problem? Call for imediate vice. Call 649-4056. engine. $225. Phone 643-8642. condition, only 2,000 miles. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Tire, Inc. 295 Broad St., Priced to sell immediately. Call attention. This includes well systems, basement water con new homes/icustom built, Manchester. 1964 CHRYSLER Newport, 1964 646-1988. trol or complete outside remodeling, additions, rec [q 1 REFRIGERATOR * 218“ rooms, garages, kitchens •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• When a body needs a friend U yon iin* a dress s|/r; HUIIUT 60U - Damagod Ford wagon, running condition, .dewatering. 643-6029. Reenlist for one year at one reasonable. Call between 6-10 1970 OSSA Pioneer. Good condi remodeled, bath tile, cement Electrical 18 (at a price any body can afTord) I-l...ym i e.iii ln*.i si/e 10 in .It el.iys tion. $550. 875-7076. work. Steps, dormers. Residen grade higher. Try ONE! In the 10.. y««n <-.m ,i s|/e 12 intWi davs 1 - 30” RANGE pm., 649-6507. GARDENS roto-tilled with O o ly /ix r month, IM., )-mi c.in !**• a sja * 11 in 30 d.ivs small tractor. Call 649-5854. tial or commercial. Clall 649- MERZ ELECTRICAL Service. BOOKKEEPER Connecticut National Guard ElainePowers 20, . ynii 4 an W a si14 in .*)0 il.iv s •1 BODY of motorcycle 125, $25. 4291. (w p ictt 4-fflonth program 2 2 .. .yon e.m U ‘ a si/r 10 in lit daU AUTOMATIC CLEAN SOCDas 1964 CHEVY II Nova SS, 283, V- Electrical repairs, additions, If for any re.isnn y«ni f,n ljo ai hii vi- or best offer. 649-9569 after 6. Competent general ledger pus one month free. FigureSalons O im agad 8, automatic, buckets, console, REWEAVING burns, moth alterations. Small job iIh’si' restills, l'.l,iitii> |\m i-rs will OVEN w e CafLcollect 246-3320 I'niimitcd visits. ifive yon 0 mniillis frer! R.E. GQ R — Finish carpen- bookkeeper for area firm. So lull tt \ri .ii.tm.i] |t. I,, hl.nj, $175. Call 12-2 p.m., 643-175. holes. Zippers repaired. Win specialist. Free estimates. Ik HONDA 1972 CB 175, excellent tiyr, kitchens, rec rooms, ad Master (Charge. 643-8832. Excellent company paid running condition. Gets over 70 dow shades, Venetian blinds. 1970 DODGE Chaljenger, Keys made. TV for rent. ditions, garages, porches, any i L=:' miles per gallon. Call Jeff, 643- type remodeling. 646-2087. fringes, 40-hour week. OPEN TILL 9 P.M. automatic, power steering, 318, Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. Please send resume stating 700 OURNSHIE AVENUE, EAST HARTFORD - 289-8253 factory air-conditioning, blue 9042. Flooring 19 with black vinyl top. Clean. 528- Painting-Papering 13 STEVEN EDWARDS Contrac background and salary MOTORCYCLE insurance, ting, siding, roofing, interior FLOOft SANDING and desired to Box “J,’’ SAUNA AND SHOWERS AVAILABLE 649 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER 7543.______^ come to us for good rates. Just and exterior painting, masonry Tel. 643-2171 RICHARD E. Martin. Full Refinishing, (specializing in Manchester Herald. & S O N Est 1941 1960 TR3, good mechanical, will 5 minutes of your time. Call professional painting service. and cement, carpentry and older floors). Inside and outside ^flA IH E POWERS FIGURE SALONS I B. D. PEARL Crockett Agency, ask for Betty fences. All home im pass inspection. Solid $400?'€all Interior - exterior. Free es painting. John Verfaille, 646- or Louise. 643-1577. provements. Call 643-7932. An equal opportunitf emplofer \ 643-1702. timates, fully insured. 649-4411. 5750, 872-2222. J L PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Corni., Mon., May 14,1873 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., May 14, 1973- p a g e NINETEEN Help Wanted 3$ Help Wealed 35 Apertmente For Bent 63 Buelnete Locetlont- w e DEMAND NO MORE DON’T For Bent 67 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale W h EKI it X 72 Out of Town-For Sale 75 Town-For Sale' 75 Court of Probate STAFF accountant, CPA firm, EQUAL RIGKfS DOUBLE MIS6 ? MANCHESTER - Nice two- COMES 1 0 District of Manchester Court of Probate RN responsible and personable ac STANDAROSf bedroom Townhouse, full base FIRST-Floor front comer of MANCHESTER - Three fami MORTGAGE Helper — Comes countant wanted. Auditing and O M E N 'S ment. Included heat, appliances SOUTH WINDSOR COVENTRY . - Believe it or -District of MaOwiiester Supervisor, full timo. 3-11 fice, all utilities. Parking, near ly central location, separate with this Contemporary Ranch. not, only $10,500 for this year NOTICE TO CREDITORS income tax experience helpful. LIS and carpets. $230 per month. furnaces, nice lot, bus line^, $46,- 1-86, $75 monthly. TalcoUville SOLID CITIZENS Owner’s side has 7 rooms, 1% LIKE A PRIVATE OASIS 'round fotir-room home. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Our staff is aware of this ad. PHlLAEUSTA Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. ESTATE OF KNIGHT L. CHAMBERS RNs or LPNs M.9.I area. 646-4485. FOR NEIGHBORS... baths, formal dining room, This 7%-room Ranch, with a Lessenger Co., Realtors, 646- aka KNIGHTON L. CHAMBERS Please send resume IS ALVUAn^ 4535, 646-1021. ESTATE OF ERNEST ;A. Full and part time. 3-11, 11-7 sunken living room, den or 4th yard for the man with a green 8713, 228-3080, 742-9718. ' . Pursuant to an order of Hon. William FITZGERALD aka ERNEST toManchester Herald, BOX neoM T STORE, Attractive clean, dry, THREE-FAMILY,, newly bedroom, plus studio apart E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be "G." MANCHESTER - Deluxe one- and desirable playmates for your renovated throughout, good in thumb. 2-car attached garage, FITZGERALD NURSES AIDES AMD ^acious. Heat, all. facilities. ment, (3 rooms and bath). Over family room, plus a Rec room ANDOVER — Quonset hut, on presented to the fiduciary named below Pursuant to an order of Hon. William bedroom apartment at the Reasonable rent. Business - of children...await you as a vestment or home with income. 1% acres with beautiful view. on or before August 8, 1973 or be barred E. FitzGerald. Judge, al) claims must be Experienced preferred, full and part time. 7-3, 3-11 C E M tfe R - down with a wet bar. A lot of large lot, drillwl well, septic by law. The fiduciary is: DO you want to work this Teresa. On Bus line. Includes fice combination. 649-3549, 649- homeowner. 'You’ll find that people Ray Lima, Hutchins Agency, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, presented to the ficluciary named below summer? Immediate opening appliances and carpeting. $171 home for the mid 30’s. For system, reduced to $8>700. Jeanie H. Chambers 1680. who own their homes make fine 649-5324. 646-4200. Lessenger Co., Realtors, M6- on or before August 8.1973 or be barred sales assistant, must have a Mr month. Paul W. Dougan, 105 ^t. John Street by law. The fiduciary is: COMPETITIVE PAY SCALE neighbors. more information call Tony 8713, 228-3080, 742-9718. ( car, neat, pay by the hour. App Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. MANCHESTER - Owner Manchester, Conn. Catherine Fitzgerald Following benefits: Paid vacation, sick day pay, life in LOOKING for an office with TEN acres of Terra Alta with Wasilefsky at 649-5306. 06040 ly in person. C onnecticut excellent location, on and off selling older Colonial, new custom built granite studded Apt. 4, 1 Main Street surance, major medical insurance, disability, 8 paid Refining, Vernon Oil, 994 Hart MANCHESTER - Unusual Take this important step now, for HEBRON — Your price $22,500, Manchester. Conn. street parking, private plumbing and heating, modem stone Ranch, perched on top of ..B&W.. 06040 holiday, medication discount. Drop in and see our modern ford Turnpike, Vernon. one-bedroom Townhouse. Full the vyhole family’s sake. Let us 5% down for qualified buyers, lavatory, just redecorated and 1% baths, 3 bedrooms. Big ten acres, of woods with pan- The BARROWS & WALLACE Co 1,100 square feet of living space . COURT OF PROBATE. DISTRICT OF facility. private basement, patio and en help you plan it wisely. Drop in MANCHESTER HEAR KIOIBES reasonable? Call 649-3689 after country kitchen, bedroom on oraxic view stretching out for Realtors — MLS in this condominium unit, 2 REAL Estate Sales — We have E x c e p t - trances. Includes heat and tomorrow! Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 NOTICE OF HEARING tIOWNSTAiRS 6 p.m. first. Convenient location. Only miles. 8 rooms, 24x24’ living bedrooms, 1% baths, and one opening in our Bolton of appliances, $200 per month. $31,900. 569-2198. ESTATE OF MYRTLE M. BRONKIE DM room, dining room, modern expandable basement. aka MYRTLE BRONKIE OR MYRTLE MEADOWS CONVALESCENT CENTER fice. Licensed man or woman BUHft Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- Beaort Property- kitchen, Florida room, first- VERNON — Immaculate 3- Lessenger, Co., Realtors, 646- MATCHETT BRONKIE NOTICE 333 Bidwell St. only. Please call Kurt 4535, 646-1021. For Bent 68 NEWLY listed — 5% room floor laundry, central vac, Pursuant to an order of Hon. William STATE OF CONNECTICUT Manchester ICeitli Real Sstate bedroom Ranch. 1% baths, full 8713, 228-3080, 742-9718. E. FitzGerald. Judge, dated May 10.1973 646-2321 Lessenger, Lessenger Co., Ranch, large kitchen, living automatic temperature con DISTRICT OF BRISTOL 9-3 weekdays Realtors, 646-8713. MANCHESTER - One- 172 E. CENTER STREET basement with wine cellar, set a hearing will be held on an application TWO New Chalets, Lake Win- room, fire|Mace, built-in trolled greenhouse, automatic on over a half acre of beautiful VERNON — Handyman's praying for the allowance of her ad PROBATE COURT bedroom Ranch type apart bookcases, 5 new appliances, ministration account with said estate, nipesaukee. New Hampshire, 646-4126 garage doors, plus many, many ly landscaped grounds with special, acre lot with 56' Town of Bristol WOMAN wanted for pot and ment, private entrance. large wooded lot. Newly more extras. Call today to in the ascertainment of heirs and order of private beach, walking dis fruit trees, large vegetable gar Ranch. Four finished rooms, 3 distribution as in said application on file May 7, A.D. 1973 dishwashing. Also general help, Includes heat and appliances. tance. Nicely furnished, bver- 649-1922 painted. Owner transferred. spect this rare home in a unique, den, patio, outdoor stone to be finished. Do it yourself more fully appears, at the Court of IN RE Colleen Carrie Wat good wages, free meals in $163 per month. RAUL W. sized fireplace. One sleeps 7, $29,500. M. H. Palmer Realty, setting. $75,(K)0. Philbrick Agen Probate on May 24, 1973 at 10:30 a.m. cluded. 649-5313. Dougan, Realtors, 643-4535,646- fireplace, 3-car garage, and and save. For details call son, Lana Christine, Watson, SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS one sleeps 10. Dates filling 643-6321, Gertrude Hagedorn, cy, Realtors, 646-4200. much m ore. On dead-end Starkweather Realty, 646-5353. Madeline B. Ziebarth, Clerk 1021. 649-0538. James Craig Watson, John quickly. 643-0189. CUSTOM built 7-room Ranch, street. By appointment only. PART-TIME maid needed. EAST Middle Tpke. — two- Lots-Land For Sale 73 Cameron Watson, in said dis walk-out finished basement. International Associates, COVENTRY - Five-room cot Court of Probate, District of Manchester and INSPECTORS Apply at Connecticut Motor JUST Married? Immediate oc WATERFRONT cottage. Lake family, 5-5, wood and brick con RANCH — 6 rooms, 1V2 baths, trict, minors. Two-car attached garage, Realtors, 647-1300. tage, fully furnished. Close tt NOTICE OF HEARING Apply; Lodge, between 9 a.m. and 12 jr - '^ cupancy, large sunny apart Winnepaukee, sleeps 6, private struction, well maintained, formal dining room, 3 A-ZONE, city water and ESTATE OF MARY ZAPADKA aka PRESENT, NEIL F. noon. See Mr. Lawrence, 400 enclosed breezeway. Beautiful sewer, lake. Secondary financing ment. No pets, security deposit, beach. Call 1- 603- 524- 4948, or large lot. Shown by appoint bedrooms, garage, treed lot. $9,000. J. D. Real available! $10,000. Philbrick MARY K. ZAPADKA OR MARY MURPHY, Judge. Tolland Tpke., Manchester. 137x195’ lot. $39,900. M. H. E state BOLTON — Ideal starter home, ZAPATKA Personnel Office Artlclee for Sale 4S Boome Without Board . 59 utilities extra, $135. 633-6026. write Cottage, P.O. Box 4, ment, Charles Ponticelii, 649- $33,900. Philbrick Agency, Associates, 643-5129. four rooms with large porch, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Upon the application of Apertmente For Bent 63 Palmer Realty, 643-6321, Ger 9644, 646-0800. Realtors, 646-4200. Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Lakeport, New Hampshire, stone’s throw to the lake. Full E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated May 8.1973 Janice C. Cummings, mother of SECRETARY — Interesting AVAILABLE immediately. 03246. trude Hagedorn, 649-0538. a hearing will be held on an apriicatlon PIONEER PARACHUTE CO. TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for EXCELLENT large furnished price $12,900. Call today for ap GLASTONBURY - Upper 60’s. said minors, praying for the positon for mature woman, covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 Pleasant four-room apartment, 48 AVONDALE Rd. 7-room IMMACULATE 6-room Cape, praying for the allowance ot her ad HALE ROAD MANCHESTER S44-1SR1 room for responsible MANCHESTER — New 6-room pointment. International Desirable Minnichaug Moun ministration account with said estate, ' experienced in air-conditioning, cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- heat, hot water, appliances, CAPE COD — Bass River, Den- Cape, IV2 baths, fireplace, full dormer, treed lot, modern ACREAGE removal of Harris R. Watson, PRESIDENTIAL tain. Lovely 8-room Tudor with the ascertainment of heirs and order of An equal opportunity employer heating and refrigeration trade gentleman, near center, private Ranch, aluminum siding, IV2 Associates, Realtors, 647-1300. father of said minors, as 6587. entrance. 647-1145, 6 4 9 - ^ . carpeting, air-conditioner. ninsport and Harwich, 2 and 3 carpeting, stove, refrigerator, kitchen, formal dining room, many extras. Large iiving distribution as in said application on file preferred or will train the right VILLA6EAPTS. Lease, security. $195. 649-3978. baths, pick your color. $33,900. shed dormer, aluminum siding, fireplace, 2 bedrooms, den or more fully appears, at Uie Court of natural guardian of said bedroom cottages, all con Hayes Agency, 646-0131. COVENTRY - Three bedroom room, formal dining room, eat- person. For apirointment please COVENTRY Flag Compa((y, M A N C H E ^ R 643-6165. veniences. 875-06^. patio, garage, extras. Elva third bedroom, 1% baths. FOR SALE Probate on May 24, 1973 at 9:30 a.m. minors, as by said application call Fran Banning at 643-'f257 or Ranch, Vk baths, fireplace, in kitchen with sliding doors Madeline B. Ziebarth, Clerk DEMONSTRATORS - Only NURSE’S Aides - Full-time, Route 44-A. Flags all occasions, One and two b^room s. Tyler, Realtor, 649-4469. Extensive remodeling last two In superb recreation room, swim opening to rear deck, ^acious on file more fully appears, it is The C&B Corp. does all the 649-0540. banners and state flags. 742- Furnished Apartments 64 MANCHESTER — New custom years. One block from school. part-time, all shifts. Excellent Apertmente For Bent 63 Near schools, churches built four-bedroom Raised ming pool, 2-car garage, family room with wet bar, 4 ORDERED That said applica paper work for you, so you can starting salary and benefits. 6246. Tom Manning. SEVEN-ROOM house, lot Owner transferred, $36,000. 649- ASHFORD aluminum siding, 105x384 lot. bedrooms, (One master suite Court of Probate, District of Manchester tion be heard at the Probate Of NURSE’S Aides, wanted for and shopping center, on Ranch. Executive location. 1749. spend all vour time earning top Apply in person. East House, WE HAVE customers waiting THREE-ROOM furnished Apartment Buildings- 80’x300’, completely feced, two- Low 30s. Bel Air Real Estate, with private bath), recreation NOTICE OF HEARING fice in Bristol, in said district, money demonstrating toys, full-time on 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. bus line. Call anytime. heated apartment. Private en For Sale Quality built. $52,900. Hayes car garage, garden and fruit E S T A T E OF ANNELLA M, 735 Main Street, East Hartford. ARIENS 26” standard VI, for the rental of your apartment 70 643-9332. room, 3 fireplaces, 2% baths. ZACCARO,Deceased. on the 21st day of May, 1973, at gifts and gadgets. Only C&B Salmon Brook Convalescent trances. Working adults. No Agency, 646-0131. trees. Owner, 649-9657 after 6 COLONIAL-Ranch. Near Coun FRANCIS L BOLAND Emperor rider mower. or home. J,D. Real Estate All of this in a tastefully Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 10 o’clock in the forenoon, and guarantees vou will earn at RN’s or LPN’s — Full-time or Home, off House Street, E xcellent condition. $275. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. 646-2623 pets. Security eeposit. MANCHESTER - 4-family p.m. try club. 6 rooms, large formal AGENCY decorated less than one year old E, FitzGerald, Judge, dated May 9,1973 Glastonbury. Apply to Director MANCHESTER - New listing. BOLTON, — Out of state that notice of the pendency of least $1,000 for just 50 working part-time. Call Mrs. Watson, Phone 643-5825. References, 643-48M. brick, 4-car garage, good in dining room, paneled fireplaced 315 Broad St. employment causes the sale of home. For appointment, please a hearing will be held on an application evenings. For information of Nursing, 633-5244. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• come builder. Hayes Agency, 6-room immaculate older 7-ROOM-Colonial, large sound living room with built-in praying that an instrument purporting to said application and 6t the time 875-0771, Rockville Memorial LOOKING for anything in real home. City utilities, full base 643-1554 649-7055 this 3 bedroom split level with call Marlene Trares, 688-6105 or be the last will and testament of said without obligation call (collect) Nursing Home. Boete-Acceeeorleu 46 estate rental — apartments, THREE-ROOM apa apartment, 646-0131. ly built turn-of-the-century 3- bookcases. TWo-three Maryann Cullina, 633-1526. A. deceased be admitted to probate as in and place of hearing thereon be GROWING East Hartford com compipletely r • • ’ ment, garage. Convenient loca family room and oversized 2- 215-674-5200, ask for Vi, or write homes, multiple dwellings, no furnished, heat and bedroom colonial. Walk-up at bedrooms. Fireplaced family car garage, on a nicely treed Watson Beach Real Estate Co., said application on file more fully given to said Harris R. Watson, C&B Corp., One Dream Lane, pany desires accounting major EVINRUDE outboard motors, electricity.city, No pets, parking, Business Property- tion. Low 30’s. Pieser Realty, tic, enclosed front porch, huge room, garage, plus many COVENTRY - One-half acre, appears, at the court of Probate on May whose last known place of HEAD cashier — For active fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 289-8628. $3,900. Tolland, acre, $3,900. An acre lot. Fiano Agency, 646- Hartford, 547-1550. 24. 1973 at 10 a m. Warminster, Pa. 18974. discount health and beau^ aids to join a dynamic corporate ac Holsclaw and Mastercraft Associates, line. 643-5129. FOUR-ROOM apartment, heat, Phone afteer 4 p.m., 643-2617. For Sale 71 50x90’ barn, low 30’s. Call pxtras. $38,500. Philbrick Agen residence was in Manchester, counting staff. Excellent oppor hot water, appliances, central dover, $1,800. overlooking lake. 2677. Madeline B. Ziebarth, Clerk store in Manchester. Retail trailers, sales-service. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Wanted-Beal Estate 77 Connecticut, by publishing a RECEPTIONIST - Excellent tunity and benefits. Send Complete service department, location, parking. Security, THREE-ROOM furnished COVENTRY — Large commer MANCHESTER - Two-family, 643-1108. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. store experience desirable. THREE-ROOM apartment, 5-4, central locationt Large iot. COLUMBIA — Mini-farm, five, true copy of this order in some hours and benefits. $6,200 star Mu^t be able to assume respon resume including salary boating supplies, accessories, lease. $180. 649-3340. apartment, centrally located. cial building with 1% acres. SPRING Street area — Ranch, SELLING your home or near Main Street. Adult or $160 monthly. Includes elec Priced at $36,900. Frechette & MANCHESTER - 102x632’, AA room Ranch on 15 acres, dead newspaper having a circulation ting salary. No agency fee. sibility, and work flexible requirements to P.O. Box 8038, Woolsey paints, Gerich’s adults preferred. Call 643-8921. Good location. Heavily traveled BOLTON 7 rooms, one full, two half end street. Offered at $32,000. acreage? For prompt friendly Herald Classified Ads are the Require light typing. Some East Hartford, Conn. Marine Service, 1082 Tolland FOUR ROOMS, first floor, tricity, heat, parking. For ap road. Frechette & Martin, Martin, Realtors, 647-9993. baths, two fireplaces, 2-car gar- zone on first 200’ depth, rural service, call Louis Dimock cheapest, most effective way in the in Manchester, Connecticut, at hours. Ajpply Store Manager, A WORK OF ART!! residential on remaining 432’ Fiano Agency, 646-2677. shorthand or dictaphone a plus. Brooks Discount Center, 317 Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. 178V2 Center Street, stove and pointment call 649-5271. Realtors, 647-9993. age. Large wooded lot. Realty, 649-9823. world to readh the most pe^e! Call least five days before said day MANCHESTER — Three-room refrigerator, heat and hot MANCHESTER - Colonial in Architect designed and built allowing horses and stables. Call Sharon, 646-8150, Bailey Green Rd., Manchester. 646- SECRETARY — Large apartment, all appliances, Beautiful home and excellent WILLINGTON - Off Route 643-2711. of hearing. Employment Service. 9650. National Corporation requires SIX GALLON gas tank, two water, one-car parking. No MANCHESTER — From 6,000 - Houses ffor Sale 72 nice condition. 3 bedrooms, contemporary, 7-room Ranch location. Philbrick Agency, Asking $13,900. Helen D. Cole, Thmliing of Soiling? ‘ Neil F. Murphy, Judge utilities, $170 per month. Fiano singles. $150 and $100 security. 150,000 square feet of industrial, living room, dining room, Realtor, MLS, 643-6666. 44A, near UConn, beautifully secretary for district sales of line, $9.12 volt battery, $6. Call Agency, 646-2677. in exclusive area of Bolton. 3 Realtors, 646-4200. treed 1.6 acre lot with two- RETAIL management oppor fice. We offer a position with 649-0827. 644-1330. commercial warehouse space. MANCHESTER - 7 -room kitchen, I'/x baths, den or 4th bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 STOP SALES — Mature person to 40 ACRES of lan d in bedroom trailer in excellent TOWN OF MANCHESTER tunity. Nationwide retail fabric work full-time, five-day work challenge and responsibility, Loading platforms, railroad Colonial 1% tiled baths, bedroom. Good lot. Only $29,- fireplaces, custom kitchen “7-ROOM Raised Ranch, IVi Investigate our guaranteed FOUR-ROOM duplex, two sidin]ing, ample parking. Fully 900. Frechette & Martin Manchester on East Hartford condition. Stove and liEGAL NOTICE chain has excellent oppor week. Apply between 10 a.m. without the chaos and confusion 14’ WOOD BOAT, trailer, 28 TWO APARTMENTS - One plastered walls, range, dis- with built-ins, Rec room with baths, fireplace, family room, refrigerator included. Asking sales plan first. bedrooms, carpeted living five-room Duplex, heat, gar ^ rininklered. F. J. Spilecki, Realtors, 647-9993. line. Philbrick Agency, The Zoning Board of Aptoals will hold public hearings on Mon tunities for ambitious men to and 5 p.m. at W.T. Grant Com of a large office. Duties include h.p. motor and accessories. room, large kitchen with nwasjier, garbage disposal, walkout. 2-car garage, stone fully applianced eat-in kitchen. $14,500. Lessenger Co., age, available June 1st. One Reealtor, 643-2121. 2-car side entrance garage. Realtors, 646-4200. INTERNATIONAL day, May 21,1973, starting ^7 :0 0 P.M., in the Hearing Room of train for store management. pany, Manchester Parkade. typing, general clerical duties Call evenings, 643-6341, asking appliances, 1% baths, good extra large 2-car garage, 3-zone patio and privacy. Call J. Jen Realtors, 646-8713,228-3080, 742- ASSOCIATES, INC. Excellent company benefits, and telephone answering, stenb $350. four-room first floor, heat, gar hot water oil heat, city utilities. MANCHESTER — Exceptional Aluminum siding, nice lot. $39,- 9718. the Municipal Building to nbar and consider the following location. $200 monthly. age. Available July 1st. Securi THREE-ROOM, furnished 8-roMn Condominium, com nings. SEVERAL parcels from 30 to 70 sick leave, profit sharing, paid MAINTENANCE man, full not necessary. Benefits include •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Available June 1st. Phone 643- Built by Ansaidi. Charles 900. Philbrick Agency, Realtors 647-13Q0 petitions: vacations, in a fast growing merit increases, 37% hour 5-day ty deposit and references. 649- apartment, recently remodeled Lesperance, 649-7620. pletely equipped. Call for Realtors, 646-4200. acres. From $500 to $1,000 per 333 East Center St. Item 2 Newton Emerson — VarianTie requested to erect an at time position, five-day work Sporting Goods 47 2282 or 644-8896. acre. Fiano Agency, 646-2677. company with wide oppor week. Apply between 10 a.m. week, hospitalization, group in ^ 5 or 647-9824 after 6 p.m. and refurnished. Central. Walk details, Frechette & Martin, ..B&W.. Coventry Manchester tached open porch 18.4 feet from frW property line (20 feet to Main Street. Rent includes Realtors, 647-9993. The BARROWS ti WALLACE Co. CIRCA 1717 — Rare Colonial on tunities for further advance and 5 p.m., W.T. Grant Com surance, vacation, sick leave SAND Worms — fresh from CHARLES Apartments, East MANCHESTER — 6-bedroom Realtors — MLS required) on nonconforming dwelling \ 9 Village Street — ment. Must be willing to pany, Manchester Parkade. and tuition refund. Contact Maine. Salt and fresh water heat and utilities. One month home in business zone, 2 baths, 14 acres, 7 fireplaces, 2 barns. Middle Tpke., 4% room security deposit required. To Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 PRIVACY ALL CASH for your property Residence Zone B. relocate. Experience in retail Moore Business Forms, Inc. fishing tackle. Get it at Mini- Townhouse, 1% baths, all APARTMENT 2-car garage, aluminum siding, Excellent example of period field helpful. So-Fro Fabrics for Mr. T. P. Gutowski, 1221 Main inspect, Mr. Lindsay, 643-1111. restoration. Country setting. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, Item 3 August Zeppa — Requests extension of pbmlssion to house COUNTER girl, over 18, 5 to 12 Motors, 188 West Middle ’I^ke., appliances, two air- immaculate. Bel Air Real 649-2813 MANCHESTER - Duplex, 3- IN ASHFORD appointment, 646-7728. St., Willimantic, Conn. RENTAL OFFICE Estate, 643-9332. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, IN THE PINES instant service. Hayes Agency, farm workers for 6 months per year — 738 Birch ^ u n ta in Road- midnight, experienced Manchester, 649-8705. conditioners, heat, hot water bedrooms, excellent condition, 646-0131. preferr^. Good pay for right Telephone, 1-423-8441. An equal We have a large variety ofi, 646-4200. Rural Residence Zone. and storage. Basement garage. Manchester — 6-room many improvements, top area. person. Apply CJ’s Restaurant, opportunity employer. Florlet-Nureerlee 48 From $190 to $230. Charles Pon- deluxe one and two-bedroom ’ ► But of Town- F o r Sale Item 4 Angelo Gesmundo — Variance requested to e n l a ^ one-car WANTED: Colonial with two-car garage, Mid 30’s. Hayes Agency, 646- MANCHESTER $35,900 Four-bedroom Dutch THINKING of selling? For the 273 Broad Street, Manchester. ticelli, 649-9644, 646-0800. .^apartments and townhouses i I For Bent 66 PRICE REDUCED 0131. service you want, call Bill garage to two-car garage 8 feet from north side line — MAjGreen, AUTOMOTIVE parts person, large kitchen with pantry, BUILDING LOTS Colonial enhanced with RETAIL STORE VEGETABLE PLANTS - All ^throughout Manchester. Ren-' ’ QUALITY THROUGHOUT Charbonneau, Char-Bon Agen Manor Road — Residence Zone A. MALE, experienced, full-time, full-time, experience preferred. v a rie tie s. 754 per dozen. DELUXE ONE — Bedroom Nurse Volunteers NOTICE The Weather Obituaries \ For Camp Staff Town of Coventry ZONING BOARD M anchester” s Camp ■ Occasional rain likely tonight with lows in OF APPEALS m m Kennedy has its first volunteer upper 40s. Partly sunny Wednesday with Harold E. Ely Josephine D. Lemek At the Public Hearing on . 0 7 registered nurse. She is Mrs. highs 65-7(l. Precipitation chance 20 per HEBRON - Harold E. Ely, VERNON — Mrs. Josephine Gladys McCray, 259A N. Main Monday, May 7, 1973, the peti cent Wednesday. 57, of Main St., Gilead section Dobosz Lemek, 82, of 107 St. tion of the Coventry Police of Hebron, a manager for Brooklyn St., widow of Joseph Camp Kennedy will open, Benevolent Association to hold Manchester—A City of Village Charm MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1973 - VOL. XCII, No. 191 i ;i(; i h t :i ;n p a g e s PRICE: FIETEEN CENTS Household Finance Corp. for 20 Lemek Sr., died Saturday in rJEK June 25 for its ninte consecutive a Carnival on the comer of Rt. years, died Saturday in Hart Rockville General Hospital. year, will operate for three 31, and Ripley Hill Rd. May 30 ford Hospital. He was the hus Born in Poland, she came to sessions of two weeks each and to June 2, 1973, was approved. band of Mrs. Margaret Keefe Rockville in 1908. She was a will close Aug.3. ’The i^tition of Gasland Inc. for Ely. member of St. Joseph’s Church Camp Director David Moyer a variance to erect a price sign He retired two years ago. of Rockville and its Rosary said the camp for retarded was denied. ^ He lived in Hebron eight Society. children needs registered Tlie petition of Nathan Hale years. He was a member of the Survivors are four sons, John % nurses who can volunteer one Gas Co. of South St. for a CIA Official Reports Hebron Historical Society. Lemek, Frank J. Lemek and morning a webk. Those in-, special exception to install an Other survivors are a son, Joseph J. Lemek Jr., all of m terested may contact the office 18,000 gallon liquid petroleum Edward A. Ely of Exeter, Pa.; Rockville, and Chester E. of the Manchester Recreation storage tank on the property on two daughters, Mrs. John Her Lemek of Enfield; four Department on Garden Grove South St. was approved. .. man of Carlisle, Pa.,'and Mrs. daughters, Mrs. William C. Rd. The petition of Donald Douville Vincent Messina of Long Hiller, Mrs. Bruno A. Moyer said applications for for a 5 foot rear yard variance Watergate Coverup Beach, Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Sumislaski, Mrs. John Capello campers and for volunteer on the proposed property boar A V . ' .r * - Bruce Wilcox of Cohasset, and Mrs. Chester C. Bareisa, counselors also are available. ding Healy Ave. and Briston Mass.; and nine grandchildren. all of Rockville; 26 Camper applications must be Rd. was approved. WASHflYeTON (AP) - The John D. Ehrlichman and John A. Walters testified in secret testified that Haldeman, and landed in the Miami bank Funeral services will be grandchildren, and 36 great retuned by June 6. The decisions are effective as No. 2 man in the Central W. Dean III of trying to enlist Monday before the Senate Ehrlichman and Dean were account of Bernard L. Barker, Tuesday at 11 a.m. at the Potter grandchildren. Volunteer counselors must be of May 14, 1973. Intelligence Agency reportedly CIA help in a W atergate Armed Services Committee. “heavily involved” in efforts to one of the convicted Watergate Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., The funeral is Tuesday at 8; 15 ■ ^ 1 ,1 13 years of age or older, in Signed, ^ < 4 has accused former White coverup. Later Sen. Stuart Symington, misuse the CIA. Another source conspirators. Willimantic. Burial will be in a.m. from the White-Gibson- sound physical condition and Raymond A. Desmone House aides H.R. Haldeman, CIA Deputy Director Vernon D-Mo., said Walters had said one effort had been a The witnesses are Mexican Watergate coverup. Gilead Cemetery, Hebron. Small Funeral Home, 65 Elm able to work at least one full Chairman lawyer Manuel Ogarrio Friends may call at the St., Rockville, with a Mass in week of the six-week camping Coventry Zoning Board The account dovetails with Daguerre and Minneapolis at funeral home tonight from 7 to St. Joseph’s Church at 9 a.m. season. An orientation session of Appeals statements by former acting torney Kenneth H. Dahlberg. F'BI chief L. Patrick Gray III. 9. Burial will be in St. Bernard’s for volunteers will be held June Alleged Registration The checks eventually fur The family suggests that Cemetery, Rockville. He testified before Senate 21- 22. iS iiiS nished a link between the those wishing to do so may Friends may call at the Watergate investigators last wiretappers and the Nixon re- make memorial contributions funeral home tonight from 7 to Watch Your week, and The Associated election committee. to the American Heart Associa 9. There will be a prayer ser Democrats Plan Abuses To Be Probed Press has obtained an official The fresh reports of White written digest of his remarks. tion. vice at 8 p.m. S,J>- HARTFORD (AP)-Hartford leaders lost a 23-13 party-line knowledge of the case than House misuse of the CIA came Fall Campaign Gray said Walters got the County State’s Attorney John vote on their proposal to debate "what I see in the papers” and after a day of rapid-fire Maurice L. Diamond In an effort to become active F^I to postpone interviews FAT-GO D. LaBelle has agreed to in the launching of a separate, that the matter would be developments Monday. Maurice Lionel Diamond, 76, ly involved in this year’s elec s i? # :* ; v with two Watergate witnesses Lose ugly excess weight with the vestigate published claims of legislative inquiry into the handled like any other case in Missing FBI records of of West Yarmouth, Mass., Mrs. Mandy Ackley tion, the Democratic Club of last year on grounds the CIA sensible N E W F A T -G O diet irregularities in state civil ser allegations. his office. wiretaps on 13 government of fonmerly of West Hartford, COVENTRY - Mrs. Mandy Manchester has invited had "some interest" in them. plan. Nothing sensational Just r- vice hiring and GOP voter LaBelle said Monday that the He said he would feel free to ficials and four newsmen were retired owner and operator of Ackley, 68, of Richmond Rd., Democratic members of the steady weight loss for those that Walters later conceded under Postal Card Replica ,v recruitment. probe would be conducted by in initiate prosecutions and seek found in Ehrlichman’s White Diamond Army-Navy Stores of died Sunday in Uncas-on- Board of Directors to its June really want to lose. pressure that the CIA actually LaBelle was asked Monday vestigators from his office and warrants without prior con House safe, acting FBI Direc Hartford, Manchester and Thames Hospital, Norwich. She meeting to discuss the direc- A full 12 day supply only $2.S0. had no interest whatsoever in The design of a replica which commemorates the 100th day of use was May 12,1873. The original card cost a penny by Gov. Thomas J. Meskill to posssibly from the state police. sultation with the governor if he tor William Ruckelshaus an Rockville, died Saturday at a was the widow of George ‘^ors’ possible plans to run for The price of two cups of coffee. the two, Gray said, but not anniversary of the first U. S. Postal Card, was unveiled at and was printed brown on buff. The replica is six cents and initiate the probe. Earlier in the He said he was beginning the in uncovered activities he con nounced. Ehrlichman said he 5 hospital in Jamaica Plain, Ask drug store Ackley. the Main Post Office at the Center Saturday. Postmaster printed magenta in color. Requests for first day re-election in November. ’The 1 vestigation vjith no more sidered illegal. before Ehrlichman personally hadn't known in detail what the Mass. possibility of aiding about the FAT-GO reducing plan day. Democratic Senate ordered Gray to cancel a Survivors are two sons, cancellations (which will be Sept. 14) should be addressed and start losing weight this week. “I don’t have to report to documents contained. He lived in the Hartford area Edward Sauter, left, shows the 2 by 3 foot replica to Donald Ackley of Mansfield and Democratic candidates with anyone,” he said. meeting set up to straighten out Ruckelshaus said the taps had most of his life before moving Edward Bushnell, center, and Gerald Caron, members of to “Centennial Postal Card, Postmaster, Washington, D.C. campaign workers and finan Money back in full if not complete Roger Ackley of Coventry; a ly satisfied with weight lo ss from The allegations of the matter between the CIA and been ordered in 1969 after to Massachusetts last year. the executive board of the Manchester Philatelic Society. 20013,” enclosing proper’remittance. The card will not be daughter, Mrs. Charles Bertha cial assistance will be discussd. the very first package. irregularities appeared in FBI. presidential adviser Henry A. He was the father of Samuel Paper for the first card was manufactured in Manchester pre-canceled. (Herald photo by Ofiara) Skylab Station Staffho'rst of Chaplin; a sister, ’The Democratic Club recent- DON’T DELAY copyrighted stories Sunday and Gray said he and Walters Kissinger told the late FBI C. Diamond, former owner of Mrs. Romeo Bertha Couture of and the card was printed in Springfield, Mass. The first ly passed a resolution gefe FAT-QO today. Monday in the Hartford agreed this "confusion” was director J. Edgar Hoover he the Diamond Police Equipment Gonic, N.H.; three expressing its appreciation to "not normal," and the two Only $2.50 at Courant. The paper claimed was “extremely concerned” Co., who died several years the Board of Directors for Develops New agreed that Gray should tell grandchildren; and two great LIGGEn REXALL civil service jobs and about news leaks affecting / ago. reducing Manchester’s tax rate President Nixon. grandchildren. Poll Favors Delivery Due GOP Committee PARKADE PHARMACY promotions had been promised foreign policy. Survivors are a daughter, a Funeral services are Tuesday by two mills. 404 W. WlPDU TFttL to people who agreed to solicit Gray talked to Nixon by One of the taps picked up con brother, a sister, four Meets Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Cardinal Tax Mill Cut On Bulldozer pire Calls Technical Problem new registrants for the telephone that same day, July versations of Daniel Ellsberg grandchildren and two great Funeral Home, 88 Windham 6, blamed the matter on “either and figured in last weel^S^ dis The Manchester Republican America's first space station. -Republican party. It also grandchildren. Rd., Willimantic. Burial will be NEW HAVEN (AP)-A com- Delivery of Manchester’s CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. (AP) carelessness or indifference” missal of charges against him The Town Fire Department Town Committee will conduct The laboratory was launched alleged that the signatures on Funeral services were today in Grant Hill Cemetery. fortable majority of new bulldozer for the sanitary — The crippled Skylab space by White House aides, and in the Pentagon papirs trial. wa called to K-Mart, Spencer its monthly business meeting unmanned into a perfect 272- some forms used in enrolling at the Weinstein Mortuary Friends may call at the respondents to a newspaper poll landfill area has been promised station developed a new warned Nixon that “this could Dean, meanjvlille, turned St., to extinguish a grass fire Wednesday. It will be at 8 p.m. mile high orbit Monday, but suf new GOP registrants were not Chapel, 640 Farmington Ave., funeral home tonight from 7 to says the city should use its for this week. It was purchased Still A Lot of ^S-Mileage’ Left problem today when be injurious to the agencies and over a batplY of classified burning, at the rear of the in the Municipal Building fered a severe blow when two of notarized in the presence of the Hartford. Burial was in 9. revenue-sharing money to slice from the H.O. Penn Co. of ' 9 temperatures of 100 degrees could wound the President.” documents"to federal court of building. ’The call was logged at Hearing Room. vVc^^k''' six solar panels failed to extend voters who filled them out. Emanuel Synagogue Cemetery, property taxes by more than Newington at a net cash outlay Town Chairman A. Paul Ready for a ride is Danny Senkow of 73 Dartmouth Rd. Designed by town engineer Walter were recorded inside the The witnesses are two men ficials ^rter Chief U.S. District the 3.1 mills recommended by 2:18 p.m. Saturday. properly. By law, civil service Wethersfield. of 834,917. The gross price of Berte is expected to name Senkow, the swing protects the child from falling as well as contributes to the recycling laboratory. The space agency whose names appealed on CoujL Judge John J. Sirica city officials. , Town firefighters were called FUNERAL HOME operations must be free from Memorial Week will be $42,743 was reduced $7,726 by members to various com called it a serious problem but The panels are designed to checks that passed through the agreed to accept custody. The Board of Finance had to CenteF and Church Sts. movement. Tires can be obtained at the Olcott street refuse disposal area, (Herald photo political influence and notaries observed at the home of his trade-in credit on a 1965 mittees. In addition, reports by Klemens) still hoped to launch three convert the sun’s energy to Nixon campaign headquartefs Dean had stashed the called for the 3.1 mill cut, but 83 bulldozer. Saturday at 4:01 p.m. to wash g Established 1874-Threb Generations of Service'^ astronauts to link up with the must meet personally with daughter, Mrs. Daniel Canter of from existing committees will electrical power. With two pan signers of documents before documents in a Virginia safe- West Yarmouth. per cent of the citizens respon The town is eligible for a 30 down a gasoline spill. station on Sunday. be heard. 142 East Center Street Manchester els inoperative, the power supp they can officially confirm the deposit box, saying he was M Friends wishing to do so may About Town ding to a New Haven Journal- per cent state grant on the $34,- “It’s too early to tell if we’re Local Parly The timetable for ly of .the Skylab was cut in half. signatures. afraid someone might destroy Courier poll published today 917 cash outlay. in an unmanageable situation,’’ make memorial contributions The annual meeting of the November’s municipal elec The paper said most of the them. He said they relate to the to the American Cancer Socie called for a bigger reduction. Under the terms of the reported flight director Neil Skylab 1 astronauts Charles Chairmen Lutz Junior Museum will be tions sets August lor the Manchester School alleged instances of misconduct Watergate oase, but otherwise Eleven per cent of the 231 purchase contract, the H.O. Hutchinson. “But the Skylab Conrad Jr., Dr. Joseph P. ty. held tonight at Willie’s Steak nomination of party slates and Manchester Garden Club occurred in the Hartford area, Comment gave no indication of what the respondents said the money Penn Co. guarantees to cluster is hot and it’s a problem Kerwin and Paul J. Weitz were House. There will be a social at Manchester Republicans but that the Meriden, New Bri documents say. Eugene K. Scholl should go to aid anti-poverty purchase back the vehicle after that we’ll have to be able to to have ridden another rocket 6:30 followed by dinner at 7;30. already are giving thought to Outdoor Plant Sale tain and New Haven areas SOL R. COHEN Haldeman was called by the VERNON — Eugene K. programs in financial trouble, five years for $17,500. In addi Purposes Outlined solve if the mission is to con into space today to link up with (Herald RePorlcr) Watergate grand jury for a five- Herald candidates for their slate. at migb[t also be involved. Scholl, 69, of 37 Elm St., died while 2.5 per cent approved of tion, it guarantees that the tinue.” the station for a 28-day space The Emma Nettleton Group La'Belle said he would begin “We’ll win on our record,’’ hour repeat appearance and the tax cut as recommended by town’s cost for repairs, parts DOUG BEVINS adopted Monday night, which aspirations depends on his self- Hutchinson also reported -a adventure. Friday in Rockville General of Center Congregational Yesterdays The Jarvis Lot his investigation in Hartford said Manchester’s Democratic Ehrlichman testified briefly. the board. and labor will not exce^ $21,- (Herald Reporter) will be placed in the Board of discipline to respect the values, problem with a staUilizing But the space agency late Hospital. He was the husband of Church will meet Tuesday night Corner of East Center & Lenox Streets but that "if it appears to go town chairmpn today. On Capitol Hill, convicted A 000 in that five-year period. It 25 Years Ago The Manchester Board of Education Policy Guide along rights and aspirations of others gyroscope in the spaceship con Monday postponed the Mrs. Mae Lynch Scholl of at 6:30 for a potluck . Allan other places. I’ll go thereto! That was Ted Cummings’ Watergate conspirator E. Natick, Mass. has posted performance bonds Education Monday night with the statement of purpose, as individuals and in society as trol system. astronauts’ liftoff until Sunday Walch will speak on the Chairman William Horowitz RANGE AND Sat., May 19th course.” / answer to the question, “What Howard Hunt was interviewed Born in Framingham, Mass., Connecticut Man to back up both guarantees. adopted a statement of “The will “give direction to the cen a whole. These add to the difficulties to give experts a chance to American Field Service announces that the United In the Senate, the Demdcratic effect do you think the for three hours by Senate in Excluded from the FUEL OIL 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Purpose of Education in the tral administration as they “A rapidly changing society of space agency experts who work out a new flight plan he had lived in Rockville for the program. Buys Newspaper Jewish Appeal Campaign for bid for a legislat^e^ inquiry Watergate Affair and the dis vestigators. maintenace-cost guarantee are GASOLINE (Rain Date May 26th) Manchester Public Schools” as attempt to plan ahead for the and world makes it obligatory are trying to salvage three adapted to the reduced power past five years. He Was a COATEgVILLE, Pa. (A P )- Manchester includes vice ended in the referral of the closures of allegedly improper The Senate Watergate com ordinary repairs and parts — Benefit of Civic Imporvement the first step in development of appropriate management of the for the school to continually manned missions from supply. retired printer. Ralph Ingersoll of Sharon, chairmen Leon Dobkin and Nat matter to the Republican- voter-enrollment practices will mittee continued gearing up for There will be a recitation of a flexible policy guide. Manchester public schools,” reassess its Special function. As Other survivors are three Conn, has purchased the such as spark plugs, points, etc. Schwwendel, aided by Rabbi BANTLY OIL controlled xE^lections Com have on Manchester’s election the start of public hearings, sons, Leonard E. Scholl and the Rosary and devotions in Transportation to and from the ’The school board also adopted Dr. Kennedy said. the student’s exposure to infor which begin Thursday. Y Coatesville Record, a Leon Wind, Richard Stone and mittee. ^Tne proposal was in November?” Cronin Hall, Mayfair Gardens, COMPANY. INC. guidelines to administratjon for . Key items in the manage mation multiplies, through the Kenneth E. Scholl, both of newspaper of 11,387 circulation. repair shop are part of the George Sandals. Sidney Ellis Community Thanked expec^d to die in committee The same question was put to The Senate Judiciary Com Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. management of the schools, ment guidelines include use of media and his own experience, Natick, and Thomas A. Scholl “The Coatesville Record guarantee. The company will be treasurer and George 331 Main Street because of the initiation of the A. Paul Berte, Manchester’s mittee went into its third day of The above space Is available to your group on a FIRST COME FIRST and approved charts detailing school board policy as a “sound the school must shoulder an in of Framingham; two is...a prime example of promises also it will supply the Marlow will be secretary. LaBelle investigation. Republican town chairman, hearings on the nomination of The “Key 73” committee will Tel. 649-4595 SERVED BASIS to publicize community service programs, through the instrument” in management, creasing responsibility to help For School Support daughters, Mrs. Barbara Page excellence in its field and I am town with a bulldozer-loaner in functional responsibilities and / State Republican Chairman Berte said he has “no com Defense Secretary Elliot L. meet Tuesday noon in con the event repair parts are not courtesy of Watkins. Contact Mrs. Smith at The Herald between 11-12 a.m. program structure within the an increase in public understan him order this information and of Farmingham and Mrs. Rockville 875-3274 Thursday the week belore publication; 643-2711... ment.” Richardson to be attorney ference room C at Manchester very proud...to continue the 10 Years Ago ding and support of the schools, put it into perspective from million. The approved school J. Brian GaHney said in a state Shirley Henderson of Brighton, available w i^in three working school system. DOUG BEVINS “Our people on the Board of general. Richardson said he has Memorial Hospital. tradition of independent jour Chaminade Musical Club the assurance of continued which he can derive meaning. budget is $142,600 more than'^the ment on the allegations that Mass.; two brothers, Ralph days. ’The statement, of purpose, (Herald Reporter) "whatever such activity may Directors and the Board of narrowed his choice for a nalism (the previous owners) awards scholarships for Laurel development of school Working with family and com recommendation of Town Scholl and Albert Scholl, both of which describes the purpose of . Dr. James P. Kennedy, Education and in other town of special Watergate prosecutor The Women’s Home League established,” Ingersoll said. Asians Lent $254 Million Music Camp, Winsted, to Miss programs and staff, and im munity resources to create the Manager Robert Weiss, but the have occurred, it was never Natick; three sisters, Mrs. education and the mission of Manchester’s superintendent of authorized' by me or any fices have done a good job and to four men: U.S. District Court of the Salvation Army wiil meet The Connecticut newspaper Beverly Burger and Miss Diane proved management of most effective learning situa approved figure is $270,491 less Dorothy Higgins of man, a Yale University United Nations, N. Y. — The the schools, is basically a state schools, Monday night thanked member of my staff, and cer have projected a good record to Judge Harold R. Tyler of New at the Citadel Tuesday at 1:30 Platt at annual spring concert facilities and resources. tion the school’s particular pur than the Board of Education’s York, former New York state Framingham, Mrs. Warren graduate, owns several papers Asian Development Bank ment of philosophy. "A founda the community and the town’s tainly cannot and will not be the public,” said Cummings. p.m. The hostess will be Mrs. in South United Methodist tion has been laid for what we The statement of purpose j poses are to develop in each request for $11,370,491. Judge David Peck, Colorado. Wright of Natick and Mrs. in the Philadelphia area, in granted loans totaling $254 mil Board of Directors for their condoned.” “I'm sure we’ll be even Maj. Lawrence Beadle. Church. Adopted by the school board student: Dr. Kennedy reported that State Supreme Court Judge Emma LaFrance of Gulf|fcrt, Delaware and in New Jersey. lion in 1971, raising its four- think and believe is important support of the 1973-1974 school stronger in November and I’m Fla.; and 14 grandchildren. year total above $638 million. for all of the students in the follows: - “The recognition of his operating budget. But he also the central administration is Gaffney said the party had William Erickson and former Manchester Chapter, DAV, Funeral services are Tuesday Manchester public schools,” “The purpose of education is own resources and the expressed concern for now working on recommen issued instructions to its Deputy U:S. Atty. Gen, Warren will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at (Sec Page Eiglilci-ii) at 2 p.m. at the Mitchell Dr. James P. Kennedy, school — in full partnership with the positive sense of his worth programs that will have to be dations for what services will workers concerning the proper Christopher of Los Angeles. the American Legion Home. Funeral Home, 105 N. Main St., superintendent, said. family and community — to as a unique individual that cut, because the approved be cut to bring the operating preparation of voter affadavits. Natick. Burial will be in Dell fll The purpose of education as help each individual discover, will provide a perspective school budget is less than what budget into line. Meskill said "political con Manchester Lodge of Masons Park Cemetery, Natick. described in the statement, Dr. -develop and enjoy his own and a will to identify and the Board of Education had High priority Will be given, siderations must not be allowed will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Friends may call at the Kennedy said, is to serve potential as a unique, rational, make bis own choices among requested. however, to classroom supplies to limit the effectiveness of the at the Masonic Temple. Lutz Trustees funeral home tonight from 7 to primarily as a basis for goals creative human being, able and life’s alternatives, and to Dr. Kennedy, speaking for and maintenance items. Dr. merit system in finding the per Manchester Assembly, Order of 9. and objectives to be developed willing to sustain his own well achieve in those choices a the school administration at Kennedy assured the school sons best qualified for various Rainbow for Girls, will The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 in all school programs. "The being and to contribute to the balance between self- Monday n ight’s Board of board. jobs.” He said he would meet exemplify the Mother’s degree. tH - Ellington Aye., Rockville, is in general goals for each of our well-being of others. At the realization and social Education meeting, Dr. Kennedy said the school with the heads of state Elect Spaeth Harold K. Livingston will be same time, it is expected that administration felt it and the departments to underline the charge of local arrangements. N programs must, in some way, responsibility. acknowledged the town direc presented with an award from be tied to this statement,” Dr. ’ each individual understands school board had requested a importance of keeping politics nU - l i “A respect for others and tors’ bipartisan support of the "ALICE EVANS in 1971, He has been a member the Grand Lodge of Connecticut v] Kennedy said. that his freedom to develop his conservative budget based on out of the merit system. \Mrs. E . Frances Fraher school budget. He also thanked of the board of trustees since Masons for his activities with n i l l l CP II f own values and realize his own (Set- Page Eiglilccn) needs. “We recognize our (Herald Kepurter) rs. E. Frances Fraher, 791 The management guidelines townspeople for their support of In a debate last year in 1967. He is an engineer at Pratt the fraternal youth groups. Vi • • M K* responsibility to make an even of Rqckland, Mass., formerly of the school board’s requested volving Meskill administration and Whitney Division of United !i n I I II I > f < * stronger case, in the future, for Manchester, died May 9 at the budget. hiring practices, Atty. Gen. Charles E. Spaeth of 39 Aircraft Corp., East Hartford. A free public lecture on support of the education CardinaKCushing Hospital in However, the superintendent Robert K. Killian, a Democrat, Marion Dr. last night was He and his wife Shirley have Transcendental Meditation (HI budget,” Dr. Kennedy said. Norwell, Mqss. f t Mrs. Saloom Named said “We’ll regret some actions claimed’that two dozen persons elected president of the board two sons, Douglas Spaeth, and (TM) will be given at 8 p.in. The adopted $11.1 million She had Uved for 16 years we’ll have to take” because the active in GOP politics had been of trustees" of Lutz Junior' Stephen Spaeth, both at home; Wednesday at Mott’s Communi school budget for 1973-1974 is with her niece, Mrs. Robert school budget was cut. hired by the state to perform Museum at its annual dinner and a daughter, Mrs. Peter ty Hall, 587 E. Middle ’Tpke. about eight per cent more than Brady, of 42 Overland St. She The Board of Directors last work normally done by civil meeting at Willie’s Steak (Jane) Eyes of Durham. Lutz Museum Director week approved a school the current 1972-1973 budget of service employes. He called the House. He succeeds Thomas S. Other' officers elected are m ov^ to Rockland, Mass., six Don Kingley will speak on years ago. operating budget of $11.1 $10,290,000. two dozen “p'oljtical hacks^” Latham. Michael Norman of 35 Bretton 5 Coventry Development from ALICE EVANS ticut College, New London, in LoufS, is principal of Nathan Survivors are several nieces Spaeth has served as vice Rd., vice president for finance; the viewpoint of its residehts at (Herald Reporter) 1969. Hale'School. and nephews. president of operations for the John Haberern of 11 Brent Rd., the Tuesday noon meeting of Funeral services and burial ST. THOMAS SEMINARY Mrs. Saloom's husband. Latham, whose term as presi past two years and supervised vice president for operations; the Kiwanis Ciub at the Mrs. Pamela Saloom Monday dent expired last night, said the Lutz Museum Founder the building of the dam at the Mrs. Jerome Dvornek, of - were Safurday at Rockland, Manchester Country Club, 305, We Have A Gift For Bloomfield Avenue t night was named director of Mass. trustees are still negotiating for Nature Center of Oak Grove St. Hebron, vice president for Main St. You Bloomfield, Connectieut 06002 A Lutz Junior Museum. ’The an an assistant director and “I see membership; Mrs, Louis Heard nouncement was made by a very young staff coming to Reveals New Home Plans Of 281 Henry St., secretary; and Preparatory Seminary of the Archdiocese of Hartford ’Thomas Latham, president of Stop In And See Us the museum.” He said that he would have benches, plantings Alvin Hirschfeld df Mountain for young men giving consideration the board of trustees, at its an ALICE EVAN especially for a museum and Rd., trea'surer. was impressed by aU, the of shrubs of the four seasons,: to the Catholic priesthood as a vocation j nual banquet at Willie’s Steak (Herald Reporter) . not adapted for a museum,” she New trustees elected for This Week “ applicants and wished the and a fountain at the center, House. said. three-year terms are Mrs. museum could hire more. The with shells at its base, "as Mrs. Saloom has been acting Lutz Junior Museum needs a The structure she hopes to Richard Carter of 1 museum might employ a third shells never look better than un A JUNIOR COLLEGE director of the museum since new home, says its founder, build will be one-story tall with Hackmatack St., Mrs, Dvornek, staff member in the fall, he der water,” Miss Lutz said, Theo R. Badenhuizen resigned mm- Miss Hazel Lutz, and she’s star solid outer walls and windows Fred Caruolo of 99 Constance. TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAU FOR RESIDENT STUDENTS said. She showed the trustees some from the post last February. ting a building fund for that pur looking toward a center cour Dr., Mrs. Alexander Signer of Latham forecast a “great in penciled sketches of her ideas. She joined the museum staff pose. tyard. It would have a red tiled 43 Woodstock Dr., Mrs. Richard Applications now being accepted fusion of enthusiasm’’ and said No site has been selected, and in 1969 as curator of education roof because “children like Marshall of 189 Shallowbrook that the museum would con "As a present for ELJEM on the amount of money involved and was responsible for coor red," Miss Lutz said, and a Lane, Mrs. Pierre Marteney of tinue trying new programs, its 20th birthday, I am setting in the gift from Miss Lutz to dinating the activities of the s free-swinging front door. 218 Hackmatack St., Ronald exhibits and classes. “To do up a Lutz Junior Museum start the building fund will be A HIGH SCHOOL museum's loan department as 7 Building Fund to start us on our , The courtyard, she described. Roy of 133 Prospect St. and this we have to set aside more artnounced later. 87 well as teaching classes at the John Spaulding "of 118 Walnut be f time and financial support,” he way,” she told the annual Statistics in the annual report 3 lbs. orT more ^ ^li ^ ^ V FOR RESIDENT AND DAY STUDENTS Nature Center on Oak Grove GUEST SPEAKER St. Spaeth was re-elected to said. meeting of Lutz board of confirmed the growth of in St., designing exhibits and con another three-year term. E ntrance exanfidnatiort Saturday, May 19, 9:30 a.m. Eljem pins for 10 years of trustees Monday night at Gueat ftpeaker at the Lutz terest in the museum and its Examination fee $3.00 ducting tours of the museum. volunteer, service were Willie's Steak House. meeting .Monday night waa Mrs. Robert Conde of Kelly house of flowers growing need for larger Rd., South Windsor, will serve HIGHLAND PARK MARKET OPEN DAILY Special school bus from Manch,ester Last May, she was named assis presented by, Latham to Mrs. “With the services of Lutz Douglaa Coatle, deputy rom- facilities. There were 20,345 on the board as representative 317 HlgMaml St, Manchester , Phone 648-4277 tant director of Lutz. Robert Bleiler of 43 Harvard Junior Museum now beginning miaaioner of the atate Depart- visitors during the year com of the Museum Volunteer I RT. 83. VERNON (next to WEO) 872-9205 9H.M. to 6 P.M; | A graduate of Torrington Rd., Mrs. Dorothy Mader of 68 to be limited by its physical ment of Environmental pared to.18,857 in the preceding League, of which she is presi High School, she received a BA Branford St. and Mrs. Harvey facilities, we should think about Protection. A atory about hia year, anS school tours had risen Mrs. Pamela Saloom (diaries E. Spaeth dent. degree cum laude from Connec Pastel of 647 Porter St. erecting a new structure built talk ia on Page 18. from 139 to 230. r