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Drop Price Nixon Protected Security tion, the government has told PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. bankers it is in the national in (AP) — Reader’s Digest says terest for them to slow the By FRANK CORMIER its newsstand pricfe will be growth of business lending and' Associated Press Writer reduced from 60 to 50 cents in help bring the econoiny under an anti-inflation effort starting control. WASHINGTON (A P )- President Nixon, acknowledging T 1 with the July issue. Arthur F. Bums, chairman of apparently wide-ranging efforts” to cover up the “This price decrease follows the Federal Reserve System, Watergate scandal, says he intervened only to bar the FBI the steady growth in newsstand said Tuesday key segments of from looking into secret “national-security activities.” sales,” the Digest said the economy are growing at White conceding he is under Tuesday, “an unsustainable pace.” heavy fire, Nixon said: “I will mittee had been expected to act The magazip'e, which The action came as the not abandon my respon quickly on Nixon's nomination originally sold fpr 25 cents an government released its latest sibilities. I will continue to do of Elliot L. Richardson to be at issue, reached the 60-cent peak Consumer Price Index that the job I was elected to do.” torney general. However, the in 1971. Two ^evious hikes led showed a jump of .6 per cent in The longer of the two committee abruptly reopened 2 to other pas^over prices of 35 the cost of living during April, presidential statements sought it^ hearings on th^nomination cents and 50 cents. compared with about .9 per, to deal, point by point, with Tuesday to irivestigate, cent in March. much of the testimony and questions raised as a result of other disclosures widely the Pentagon papers trial. deemed to be potentially most Richardson told the com lar Rallies Lower Prices damaging to the chief mittee that his efforts in the executive. case were directed toward ONDON (AP) - The U.S. LOS ANGELES (AP) - In a 4,000-word defense of his “maximum disclosure” rather ^ l a r rallied in earjy trading in Housewives can look forward to conduct, Nixon argued than any coverup. Senators Europe today for the second lower vegetable prices this repeatedly that “grossly mis questioned whether ^e had /day in a row. Gold Inched back summer despite damagingly up toward record highs. leading impressions” concer known more about CIA involve 3 wet winter weather in the ning his role can be explained ment in the burglary of Dealers cautioned that nation’s “salad bowl,” Califor by his concern for protecting Ellsberg's psychiatrist than trading volume was light and nia growers say. some price swings were national-security interests. was disclosed to the Pentagon Until July 1, however, prices “In citing these national- papers judge by former White erratic, with the markets are expected t remain at the reportedly nervous about how security matters, it is not my House aide Egil Krogh. high levels that have prevailed intention to place a national- Nixon also reported on an the Watergate scandal would all spring in the wake of a dis affect confidence in the dollar. security ‘cover’ on Watergate,” “intelligence plan” he ap astrous siege of winter weather he said, “but rather to separate proved in 1970 and disapproved The U.S. currency sank to in California. record lows in Europe on Mon them out from Watergate ....” a few days later because of day. He said this is necessary objections from the late FBI because “sensitive documents Director J. Edgar Hoover. He , are now threatened with dis said it is this discarded plqn' closure.” that Dean secreted in a safe- Hufsiger Heads In a catalog of denials, Nixon deposit box and eventually British Scandal said he had no prior knowledge Royal Oak Schools turned over to U.^. District / LONDON (AP) — A junior of the Watergate burglary; Court Judge John J. Sirica. minister in Prime Minister knew nothing about a coverup; Drafted qt a time of ROYAL OAK, Mich. (AP) - Edward Heath’s government never authorized executive Otto Hufsiger, a superintendent widespread bombings and cam who resigned ’Tuesday admitted clemency offers to Watergate pus disturbances,5tur the plan as of the Wethersfield, Conn., today to “a casual acquain Atty. Gen.-designate Elliot Richard defendants; was unaware that once aiiproved included, said public schools, has been Leonard Garment, acting White Fornier White^ House aide John tance with a call girl” but his former personal attorney, Nixoin, “authorization for sur- selected to head the school son takes his seat prior to delivering House counsel, briefs newsmen at the Caulfield delivers testimony Tuesday denied newspaper reports that Herbert Kalmbach, raised reptitious entry — breaking and system of this Detroit suburb, it testimony before the .Senate com White House on President Nixon’s national security is imperiled before the Senate Watergate in money for the defendants; entering, in effect — on was announced ’Tuesday. mittee. by toe involvement of high- statement about the Watergate affair. vestigating committee on Capitol Hill. never attempted to implicpth specified categories of targets CIA in the scandal, and ^ "h o t ranking officials in an inter >• I in specified situations related M national vice ring. know until recently apm t the to national security.” He said burglary in the Daniel Ellsberg / ‘"There has bera no high-life the FBI had halted such ac vice ring, no security leak, no Scientist Dies Kissinger Set case. tivities in 1966. Shortly after issuing the blackmail; and so far as I WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. I Skylab Salvage | Acting White House Counsel / know, no politician from any statements,JVixon met with the Leonard Garment, briefing (AP) — Dr. Preston Robinson, four top Republican con |)arjy is remotely concerned an eminent scientist and inven To Return Home newsmen on the statement, was gressional leaders and GOP asked if Nixon had not thus with these events,” said Lord tor and toe holder of 114 .U.S. Lambton, who was minister for I Gets Under TFayf PARIS (AP) - Henry A. end the near-paralysis of the Natlbnal Chairman George authorized, at least briefly, il patents, died at his home Mon Bush. The White House said the Royal Air Force. day. He was 70. Kissinger met for the sixth peacekeeping machinery es legal acts. A Nixon’s visitors sought the ap But Heath called his top ad By HOWARD BENEDICT Conrad and Kerwin practiced time today with Hanoi’s Le Due tablished under the agreement, Garment replied that where Robinson held the basic pa pointment several days ago to visers together to investigate AP Aerospace Writer deploying various types o t sun Tho and said he probably would was worked out by Kissinger national security is involved, tent for ' solis-electrolyte talk about ‘‘legislative the allegations of what sounded shades designed to coqf the return to Washington this and Tho, in more than 2 ^ u rs presidents traditionally have capacitors and he was responsi CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. ■ .^P) matters.”' like another Profumo scandal. ble for toe design of the energy Skylab vehicle. The 85-Ibn lab evening. of secret talks since 17. okayed acts “in order to meet — The countdown started today A larger group of GOP Senate problems that go beyond the storage capacitor used to for man’s first space salvage has been overheated since it As they met in suburban St. Kissinger told newsmen that and House leaders was invited boundary of the ordinary civil trigger the first atomic bomb at lost its heat shield during, Nom-ia-Breteche, Kissinger’s today’s m eting woqld operation, with astronauts and to meet with Nixon today amid law.” Alamogordo, N.M., as well as space officials confident they launching nine days ago. top aide, Defputy Asst. “probably” bp/the last of the Y these and other Watergate- The Nixon statement also Slowdown Urged the capacitors used to explode Late Tuesday, the astronauts Secretary of State William series and he expected to return can repair the crippled orbiting related developtnents: placed him on record as WASHINGTON (AP) - the atomic bombs over Skylab and complete a 28-day flew to Cape Kennedy for final Sullivan, was on his way to to Washipgton after it ended. Worried over continuing infla- Hiroshima and Nagasaki. flight. launch preparations. There, Saigon for consultations with Detoils of the proposals being — The Senate Watergate com- repeating an earlier White mittee re-called John J. House promise that “executive Launch crews began the mission commander Conrad President Nguyen Van Thieu. su.bpntted to Thieu were not Caulfield for intensive privilege will not be invoked as count on schedule at 5;30 a.m. told newsmen; “The training is It was believed that Sullivan dj^losed. But Kissinger’s took with him for Thieu’s ap questioning today about the to any testimony concerning EDT as they fed electrical going supergood. We’re ready leeting with Tho this morning source of White House offers of possible criminal conduct or power to the Saturn IB rocket to go.” proval a possible joint clarifica/ indicated that, whatever tion of the Jan. 27 cease>^lre executive clemency he con discussions of possible criminal Business Honors and astronauts’ Apollo ferry The astronauts were Sullivan was carrying with him scheduled today to have agreement. to Saigon, the negotiations were veyed to James W. McCord Jr. ship. Planned liftoff time is 9 (Sec Page Twenty) a.m. EDT Friday. physical examinations and par The clarification, intended to not yet completed. — The Senate Judiciary Com Two Area Students “There is still a lot<»f work to ticipate in a briefing on how toe be done between now and Apollo ship will be packed with new equipment required for the ’Two Manchester area youths Friday,” Skylab program direc tor William C. Schneider said repair mission. itroleum Law Considered who are students at regional Experts calculate that, once technical schools have received Tuesday night. ‘‘However, a sun shade is in place, HA^TTORD (AP) — The Connecticut. In the same vein the House and Senate awards from the Connecticut everything we are doing is on Co., said the bills, in the absence of temperatures inside the lab will General Assembly was scheduled to act were expected to act on bills amending Business and Industry Associa schedule. federal regulations, might force major oil drop to about 70 degrees. With today on a bill creating a petoleujn Connecticut’s anti-trust iaw and requiring tion (CBIA). “We are very pleased with companies to cut back on their sales in the results of the crew the unprotected lab soaking up products control commission. gasoline distributors to entinue supplying Connecticut. I^m ard E. Gouchoe, 17, son training,” he added. “It has the sun's rays, inside The commission would have the'power independent retail dealers. He said regulations are being drafted in of Mr. and Mrs. Loren H. given us confidence that we are temperatures have ranged up to to regulate wholesale fuel prices and All three bills were approved under Washington to require companies to con Gouchoe of Rt. 6, Bolton, was go for a Friday launch.” 130 degrees, threatening to would, for the time being, freeze prices emergency certification Tuesday by toe tinue to honor all existing contracts, and, cited as toe outstanding Class He referred to extensive spoil food, medicine and film where they were May 15. General Law Committee followin|^a in the event of a fuel shortage, reduce of 1973 student at Manchester’s training astronauts Charles packed aboard and making the public hearing on Connecticut’s g a s ^ d supplies uniformly to all customers. Howell Cheney Regional Conrad Jr., Dr. Joseph P. station uninhabitable. fuel crisis. About half the medicine; five Vocational-Technical School. Kerwin and 'Paul J. Weitz un Spokesmen for the major oii companies David E. Cwirka, 18, son of Mr. derwent in simulators and a per cent of the 'food, mostly 2 opposed the creation of a commission. and Mrs. Edwin Cwirka of huge water tank at the Marshall meat products; and some film The committee decided against giving Millstrem Rd., Hebron, was Space Flight Center at is believed to have been the commission control over retail gas cited as toe top Class of 1973 Huntsville. Ala., on Tuesday damaged already. / oline dealers. They concluded that normal student at Windham Regional competition would keep retail prices un Vocational-Technical School at der control. 4(rv, Willimantic. The governor and legislative leaders Both students received One Killed, Four Hurt woulcf appoint the seven member commis checks for $75 and citations of sion, which would remain in existence un- merit at ceremonies today at . Bernard Gouchoe tjl July 1,1975 unless a subsequent general New Britain. Eighteen other In Ansonia Melee classes at the state’s technical assembly extended its life, 3 young men and women also Connecticut Atty. Gen, Robert K. schools and colleges. ANSONIA (AP) - A received the CBIA’s industrial tion with bullet wounds in the Killian spoke in favor of the anti-trust Gouchoe, who specialized in shooting, clubbing m elee education award for being the upper parts of both legs was amendment, saying it would allow tool and die making at Cheney between two rival motorcycle top members of graduating James Hedrick, 22, address not Connecticut to share information with the Tech, plans to go into business clubs early today left one man immediatley known, police federal government, which is beginning to with his father in the tool and dead, at least two others reported. investigate reports of price discrimination die trade. He was vice presi wounded by bullets and two Turgeon said Michael by major oil companies. dent of his class last year and more injured after being hit Blessing of Ansonia was ad Killian has Seen an outspoken critic of was a member of the school’s with a bottle and a bat, police mitted to the hospital with head gas companies. Last month he subpoenaed student council. He par Chief Edward Turgeon said. injuries after being hit with a 31 distributors' for information about ticipated in varsity soccer, in- The incident erupted outside bottle and that "Peter Logodice, possible supply rationing by five major tr ^ u r a l basketball, the school a restaurant on West Main also from Ansonia, was ad firms. newspaper, bowling club, and Street about 1 a m., he said. He mitted to toe hospital for head A recent Superior Court decision forbids photography club. gave no estimate of how many wounds after he was hit with a him currently from sharing information Cwirka, who specialized in -people were involved.. '•MT bat. about such matters. the machine shop course at When police arrived at the Police seized two cars and “We have literally been deluged in the Windham Tech, plans to enter scene, they/found Ronald D. seven motorcycles, the police last month or so with requests for infor . 1 ' •'.J • - .1 Thames Valley State Technical K(;asowski, il, of Orange, with chief reported. He said the mation and assistance from other at College, Norwich, this fall in a 'buliet wound in his chest, northern section of West Main torneys general who are taking or plan- . the mechanical engineering Turgeon said. Krasowski was Street, parts of it spattered ning to take action along the lines we have department. He is president of pronounced dead on arrival at with blood in the area of the in already initiated,” he said. F’^r- his senior class, a member of Griffin Hospital, police said. cident, was cordoned off early The third bill would require refineries the student council, the Reported in serious condition today to allow police to con and distributors to continue to sell to in National Honor Society, the at Griffin with bullet wounds in f yearbook committee, and the tinue their investigation. dependent dealers as loilg as they were his lower and upper abdomen varsity club. He was also co able to supply their own wholly-owned or was Robert F. Krasowski, 24, Turgeon identified the groups Irving Slifkin, an attorney for Shell Connecticut State Atty. Gen. Robert captain of the school’s varsity franchised dealers. An identical bill has brother of the dead man, accor involved as “The Huns” and Oil Co. testifies in opposition to bills Killian speaks in favoT of measures football team and a member of been introduced in congress by Sen. ding to police. “The Dirty Old Men” motorcy which would regulate petroleum which would give the state greater the cross country team. ■ William Saxbe, R-Ohio.- Also at Griffin in fair condi cle clubs. dealers in Connnecticut. Irving Slifkin, an attorney for Shell Oil power to regulate dealers /
PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancherter, Conn., Wed,, May 23. U73 Sheinwold on Bridge ■ , »mcHg§ilBEygii^^ Co,..,w«i..m..„ State Ranks High In ^Quality Of Life^ Rating Study I Theatre ] WHICH THE CHANCES It isn't necessary, however, IN PLANNING PLAY I Time Schedule { Second Southcentral Campus Under Study KANSAS CITY,(AP) - center.. ■* and 5Z3.5 acres in Maine. were rated A (excellent), B excellent and substandard Liu, native to mainland China to work out the exact figures. Sy Alfred Sheinwold California, Colorado, Coaaec- At the other end of the scale, (average) or C (substandard). ratings, MRI hopes the data who spent most of his life on The spade danger exists only if Categories in which the states "Here is a hand,” writes a HARTFORD (AP) - The Ucut, Waihington, Oregon and with substandard marks, is were rated were individual Eleven states listed as sub will be useful for interstate Taiwan and the last flve years West has a very long spade suit. the college to East Haven or community colleges. Chicago reader, “ that went Blue-Hills Drive-In—"Sword board of trustees of regional relocate it in New Haven. During an open meeting Wyoming have excellent much of the Old South. status, individual equality, standard, in order of their comparisons and to decision- in the United States, plaju to West would be likely to try a Gov. Thomas j. Mesklll sour. Was declarer unlucky, or in the Stone” 8:15; “Napoleon community colleges is con ratings in a “quality of life” The study, based on data appearance on the index, are makers in examining update the study every five shutout bid of some kind with urged location of the main cam preceding the executive ses living conditions, agriculture, did he back the wrong horse?” . and Samantha” 9;50 sidering the possibility of 2 The board, however, did not stddy released T n e ^ y by a compiled from a broad range of tedmology, economic status, Georgia, Tennessee, Arkansas, weaknesses. Otherwise, Liu years. such a suit, and the fact that pus on state land in East Haven, sion, Donald Ogilve, director of EAST H ARTFORD South dealer State Theater — "Soylent creating a new secondary cam aiscuss that problem directly Kansas City-based research sources dated 1970, were com education, health and welfare West Virginia, Virginia, said, the ratings generally are West remained silent should in in opposition to the Southcen U^. ROUTE 3 • ‘ DRIVE-IN* ■ 528 74A8 North-South vulnerable Green” 7:30-9:15 pus of Southcentral Community during an-executive session but the National Association for the pleted by Dr. Ben Chiefa-Liu, and state and local Louisiana, North Carolina, unimportant — “except to A self-avowed disciple of J. dicate that the spades will tral administration, which nm "M nMWBP fflTBBT Opening lead - Jack of Burnside Theater — “Hitler, College in New Haven, accor decided to work with the gover i:i.\THEATRES EAST senior economist at Midwest governments. Kentucky, Mississ,ippi, chamber-of-commerce types” K ^ e t h Galbraith, economist, break fairly normally. wants to keep it in New Haven. Advancement of Colored Peo Spades Last 10 Days” 7; 15-9:15 ding to officials. nor’s office in creating a Research Institute (MPI). The study of living conditions Alabama and South (Carolina. — because of the slij^t devia Liii views his own efforts “as a The proposed satellite ple, told the board that moving “South won the spade lead, Vernon Cine I — “High Plains satellite site in New Haven, ac The states and the District of did not include such factors as Income and material wealth tion among states rated good start for social iiv NORTH Controversy has arisen over appears to be a compromise ac UNvn09QBrS \A§ drew trumps and then led clubs. Drifter” 7:00-9:00 cording to Dr. Kenneth the college to East Haven Columbia were rated in nine air and water pollution and traf were not found to be significant “acreage.” dicators.” ♦ 5 the question of whether to move companying an East Haven East got two club tricks, and Vernon Cine n — “Soylent Summerer, deputy director of would prevent some people areas affecting their citizens. fic cemgestion because of insuf factors except in states “with 9 J 10 9 3 relocation. from attending. South'went down. Would an Green” 7:15-9:15 IWancliesterilBw" One finding was that parks ficient data. * very low levels of per capita in 0 AQ53 V e r t t o n ^ expert play the hand this way, 4^ Q I0S2 Manchester Drive-In — and recreational acreage per More than 100 factors were come which also tend to rank seeing only his own hand the “High Plains Drifter” 10:15; Jerry Lewis 100,000 population ranged studied in assigning scores to low in ail measures df quality of WEST EAST dummy?” "You’ll Like My Mother” 8:30 Cinema 1 UitNiriEiei(6) between 5.7 acres in Louisiana the states r e la ^ g to an index life.” MrismsTau.M .iiciitsmswl A J 10984 A 7632 TwasiBii.M .aRM taiwM aiN An expert declarer would not i;? 7 65 2 4 U.A. East 1 — mean, 1.00. The states also By pointing out states with OmoftiM draw trumps. He would take 0 1086 0 KJ942 "Cheerleaders” 7:30-9:15 STARTS TODAY, MAY 23rd three top spades, discarding 4i 6 4b KJ9 U.A. East 2 - “High Plain year’s best r two clubs from the dummy. SOUTH Drifter” 7:30-9:25 ON SALE THIS WEEK ONLY! AND ENDS SATURDAY, MAY 26th OPEN: Tim ., - Thurt. 11 A.M. -12 P.M. Then would cash the ace of A AKQ- U.A. East 3 — “ Los clubs and the ace of diamonds ^ AKQ8 Horizons” 8:30 FrL • Sat 11 AM. • 1 AJi. STAGE 0 7 Son. 12 Noon -11 P.M. and give up a club trick. Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 1 ' Crossruff Works 4b A 8743 Caldor Shopping Plaza — From here on. South can ruff South West North East "Shamus” 7:10-9:10 COACH three clubs with dummy’s high 1 A Pass I 0 Pass Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 2 2 Pass 4 ^ Pass A\" ItAN Restaurant) trumps. He gets to his own hand 6 'y All Pass Caldor Shopping Plaza — “The I Potynesisn,Chinese each time by ruffing diamonds. Heartbreak Kid” 7:30-9:30 SERVING CAFE Opening lead — A I land American Food The only real danger comes Blue-Hills Drive-In — FULL MEALS when South leads out the high “Deliverance” 8:22; “McCabe 67 WINDSOR AVL RT. 83, VERNON, CONN. Copyright 1973 I cards. If East ruffs the second and Mrs. Miller” 10:26 I•w s «a p r ow ! i NeilSimon's Tropical Island Drinks or third spade. South is in trou General Features Corp. Meadows Drive-In — “High Appvnrmg In Our Lounge Every ble. Plains Drifter” 8:30; “You’l r 3 ROOMS FURNISHED $ O Q O 2 Henever Hearttn0akKid ^ Cocktails Mathematically, this danger Like My Mother” 10:35 m i s s e s i . An Elaine May Film-^ * • Businessmen’s Luncheon lues.. Wed., Thurs. ISight is far smaller than the danger Lm. iMrPrtou anniB ; • Luau Dinners of a bad club break. To put it u m ttM lit 1 HI very simple, a singleton club IN EARLY AMERICAN ^ 0 0 CMMwTSc M i l In. t tMMO Me M w r j i i i j i iHalMHltEHi PHONE I 9 P.H. — I A.M. \«th only four clubs out is more REGULAR $1318 VALUE ■m . 4 TIan. irm tH 633-2470 Tnkv honiv onlern mill Renerralioim Sunday Night 7 P.H. — / / P.Hf. likely than a singletoh spade People need It... with nine spades out. The same 141 Hebron Aoe. Glastonbury,-Conn I' in the y e a r2022. applies to any other bad break riUHIUHl' 18T. mir THE GREAT SOUND OF GUITARIST VOCALIST in spades. 3 IVIANCHESTER Bank Amaricare, Mastar Charge e. O METROeeXOR © Ends Tuesday and Amorlcan Ex m s s _____ O 1 * ^ 1 RANAVL
•F. PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAtP, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 23. 197a Jackston Gets Manchester, Conn., Wed.,. May 23, 1973 - PAGE FIVE Summer Grant Nicholas R. Jackston of 405 SMILING m SERVICE TheAnderson-Little best factory makes the best clothing! Hackmatack St. has been awarded a grant for a summer seminar at Yale University — June 25-29 and July 9-13. The seminar will be conducted by the Taft Institute of Govern ment. jackston, chairman of the % • Social Studies Department at East Hartford H i^ School, is one of 45 teachers and ad ministrators from throughout w SPORT COATS Connecticut chosen for the seminar. Topics to be discussed are; { The Constitution and the Herbert Swanson Mrs. Fred Blish Courts, Elections and the Party System, the state of State Government, Congress and the President, and Urban Politics. Exhibits Are Planned Among officials, political ' ' ! & SLACKS party activists and party Sesquicentennial Week leaders who will participate are: U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker, U.S. Rep. Robert Giamlo, An exhibit of artifacts con On Sunday afternoon, June 24, Secretary of the State Gloria nected with Manchester’s past a group of craftsmen, Schaffer, former New Haven will be on display in the demonstrating early crafts, Mayor Richard Lee, and State auditorium of the Whiton will work under a canopy on the Environmental Commissioner Library, N. Main St., during museum's lawn. Dan Lufkin. Others are faculty Sesquicentennial Week. The Cheney Homestead Com members of the Yale Law mittee co-chairmen are Mrs. The exhibit, prepared by School and of the political Fred Blish and Herbert Swan science department. 2 members of the Manchester son. The committee consists of -i*. Historical Society, will feature Jackston is a member of the „Mrs. Joha fiisa'ell, Frank Manchester Democratic Town tools and objects used by ther:^' Knight, Miss Hazel Lutz, .Mrs. A TREMENDOUS STOCK Podunk Indians, artifacts of the Committee and is a district Pierre Martiney, Mrs. John chairman. He is a former chair Colonial, Civil War, Victorian Pickles, Thomas Rollason, and World War eras of man and member of the Zoning Mrs. Ernest Shepherd and Mrs. Board of Appeals and was a V' OF OUR REG. $40 Manchester history. Also on Arthur Shorts. member of the 1962 Charter display will be products The Lutz Junior Museum, Le>. produced by Cheney Bros, at Its Revision Commission. His wife, housed in the Cheney School, Phyllis, is a town director. 3 height of world importance and Cedar St., will'also participate a display of fine arts and crafts in the Sesquicentennial Week SPORTCOATS produced in town. Wells Den activities. nison is chairman of this com The building, which was mittee. erected in 1859 by craftsmen of The Cheney Homestead the Cheney Mills, served to Museum, Hartford Rd., will provide education for the 'P open two new rooms in honor of children of the Cheney family NOW, the sesquicentennial and persons living in the area. celebrations. a ; During the Sesquicentennial A studio, on the top floor of the main exhibit hall-will the building has been painted feature a "keeping room,” a i m ' When I Grow Up /...’ and refurnished as it might typical feature of Manchester have been during the bloom of homes in the early 1800s. The Students in Mrs. Carole Howard’s sixth grade class at Manchester’s Bowers School con the Cheney dynasty. Classic room will have a huge ducted a special "career day” recently in which students investigated their career A large selection of sport coats in plaster casts from the original fireplace, with wrought iron i.h S i handsome fabrics, patterns and colors f studio, paintings and choices, dressed as persons in those occupations, and described the job to the class. From accessories, pots, trivets and left are Michael Balfore (who chose a career with the Army), Deborah Mayer including: engravings of John and Seth kettles, a wool wheel, a flax 4^' - ■M: Cheney, and artist tools of the 1 (pediatrician), and Margo Larsen (secretary). (Herald photo by Ofiara) • Woven texturized polyester, the new wheel, candle molds, a trundle specially constructed fabrics with stretch period add to the authenticity of bed, a chum and other objects the room. for comfort. of the period. 4 The second room, on the The exhibits will be • Specially woven 55% Dacron®/ same floor, is furnished in the m assembled by Mrs. Pamela 45% Wool Worsted style as the other rooms of the Saloom, Winthrop Ford, Gor tnis IS a test pattern to homestead. h Area Governors Plan • Anderson-Little styled in two and three don Lassow and James Reuter. determine The Herald’s print M ing quality. New Regional Agency button models. M Asian Expert Sees Complete expert BOSTON (AP) - New budget, and a staff of 10. The state’s unemployment rate as % m alterations England governors approved agency originally had 30 staff high as 15 per cent. at no charge. -X.-?' creation of a "successor agen nembers. Only New Hampshire Gov. Little Danger Of cy” to the controversial New Massachusetts Gov. Francis Meldrim Thomson Jr., voted England Regional Commission W. Sargent, state cochairman against the resolutions on base A and also asked the federal of the commission, said he was closings. He expressed concern government for more time and “optimistic” Congress would that the action would amount to Sino-Soviet Conflict money to deal with military vote to continue funds for the “calling into question the policy base closings in the region. ^ commission but acknowledged of the President” on national grievance. He cited deepened WASHINGTON (AP) - The He said that last year’s North The governors approved the President could veto the security matters. ^ Chinese suspicions of Soviet, Sino-Soviet conflict has grown Vietnamese offensive in South “contingency plans” creating a funding. The governors also adopted a deeper in the last four years but power buildups In Siberia and Vietnam had not been private “ New England The governors had previously “policy statem ent” on the the Increase of Soviet naval is les$ likely to explode Into welcomed by Peking and Regional Commission Inc.” voted major cutbacks in both region’s railroad problems. war, says Ambassador strength Into the Indian Ocean. Moscow. should federal funds for the six- They called on Congress to Y funding and staff for the com Marshall Green, the State Chinese opposition to United Green acknowledges that state agency be cut off in the mission, following publication adopt a national transportation Departnient’s senior expert on Nations membership for Cambodia is the weak point for m future. The new agency would last fail of a ser.ies of policy that emphasized rail Asia. m i Bangladesh and tne Chinese peace in Indochina. focus principally on energy, newspaper stories which transit and asked for a halt to In an interview on the eve of arms alliance wjth Pakistan in "I do think that if the Cambo transportation and economic characterized the commission piecemeal abandonment of rail his departure for his new am that country’s conflict with In dian issue cannot be resolved it problems of New England. as a “high level pork barrel lines. bassadorial post in Australia, dia have deepened Russian poses a real hazard to achieving The successor agency would operation.” Richard Bowen, executive Green said the situation is less DRESS SLACKS suspicions. Green said. peace or at least an ending of have an 18-month budget of The governors also adopted director of the New England tense because the Chinese have m bloodshed,” he said.' about 3470,000. This is far less resolutions asking a three-year- Rail Office, estimated that withdrawn their forces from But both big powers are less Green is flying to Tokyo, than the present |1.2 million delay in implementation of shutdown of the Boston & w the Soviet frontier and the two than enthusiastic about the way Korea and Hong Kong on his military base closings in the Maine railroad could cost New OUR REGULAR ' sides are talking. $12 Hanoi is pressing the war in In way to the Australian capital of region and more federal aid to Hampshire and Massachusetts Q But, the former assistant dochina, Green says. Canberra. assist in conversion of the in nearly 100,000 jobs. 55% DACRON - /4 5 % WOOL SLACKS secretary of state for East 1938 Classes stallations to civilian use, Asian affairs said, the conflict Sargent said federal funds has grown deeper because Will Reunite Smartly tailored dress slacks in presently allocated for planning almost every problem that a large assortment of distinctive The Manchester High School conversion are “so limited it is I ' arises between Moscow and class of 1938B, joined this year almost laughable.” solid colors and shades. Styled Peking is seen as another P Clean, Lata MmM by the mid-year class of 1938A, And Rhode Island Gov. Philip with Western or quarter top Pre- has completed plans for a 35th W. Noel estimated the closings I USED CARS I pockets and a choice of straight BACK TO SCHOOL !^|S> Memorial Day Special dinner-dance reunion Friday, could cost New England as legs or flares HIGHLAND PARK, N.J. June 22, at the Manchester much, as |2 billion-a year. He m Top Prices Paid (AP) — Florence Van Norden, Country Club. The event will be said his studies indicated the W ' For All Makes $ retired head of the home A on the eve of Manchester’s “multiplier effect’ of closing m CUTER CHEVROLET i economics cooperative m * a mm week-loiig sesquicentennial Rhode Island naval bases could extension program at the celebration. cost Rhode Island, Connecticut Rutgers College of Apiculture Men’s m ca,na % OUR REGULAR $ 1 7 . Present indications are that and M assachusetts 30,000 m 1229 Main Street and Environmental Science, is about 175 classmates and their 2 back in high school — as a civilian jobs and could raise his m .. student. spouses will attend, making it WOVEN TEXTURIZED POLYESTER Mrs. Van Norden, a 64-year- the best attend^ 1938 reunion old widow, is enrolled’in a thus far, say reunion officers. The new bounce-back fabric of daytime course in American Invited guests include Edson woven texturized polyester! histor,v and evening courses in M. Bailey, school principal in Anderson-Little tailors it into wine tasting and auto I /m Coat 1938, and Mrs. Bailey, and Miss PILGRIM MILLS handsome slacks that can be mechanics at a local high, 9 lone Fellows, Mrs. Mary school. She holds bachelor’s FAMOUS worn smartly and comfortably Solids. McGuire Davidson, Miss Anna year 'round.■'A great selection and master’s degrees. McGuire, Nathan Gatchell and 3 Fancies boy, do we have a buy for you... perfect, packable Miss Jeanne Low, all former drapeiy fabric in a variety of exciting colors. BARBS # 1#! Req. - Short teachers. By PHIL PASTORET - Long A ll b u t three 1938B polyester dresses at a price that’s too good to resist! classmates have been located: remnants Complete expert alterations at^no charge. Grow your own garden to They are; William Schieldge, save on food — but what REG. Raymond Custer and Earl will you eat . till' harvest DeLong. Anyone knowing their time? ^ 6 0 ^
M I \A/ ! r O I PAPE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 23, 1973 j- •• 7 were wrong. But h e ' heard — not the press lord but the MANCHESTER e v e n in g HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Mav 23 1973 THE PEGkiTZ JUNCTION. • p a g e n in e MCC Raises Makes Solomon Decision them. And honored men like warm and human man who Theodore White, who broke By Mavis Gallant. Random should have used a hearing aid House. 193 Pages. $5.95. BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - from their father. Arthur said with him over China, respected but instead asked you to say it \ : SAFE LIVING Each of the six short works LTA Quota Surrogate William J. Regan his father wanted him to have him. Luce, in the days when I .again. The man who, when lion " Verv l i X ^ S n ‘-'gocentric mono- ;in this volume succeeds in con I er) iiiiie action takes locucs and reniiniscenrps arriv^ at a Solomon-like deci the rocker. knew him, disagreed with me Mrs. Luce was busy at the em veying the sense of a different The enrollment quota for the sion on the question of whether The rocking chair was not on almost everything. I was a bassy the night the new In MANCHESTER PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTED FRANK IJX>YD WRIGHT. personal world: that revolving Juan Brunskill library technical assistant a son .or a daughter legally in explicitly mentioned in the will cause Twombiey has done his young AP bureau chief yet he donesian ambassador present By Robert C. Twombiey. Har around its central chhracter. Associated Press (LTA) program at Manchester herited their father’s rocking of Burr C. McDowell when he homework with a zest founded listened to me and his mind ed his credentials, stood in for per & Row. 306 Pages. $10. upon a long-standing admira What gives the volume its unity and show her where they may Qmununity College has been chair. died last July. It only stated was the hair shirt that his in her as a journalist and not as travelers — in time. The events The Public Safety Advlaory JusP about everyone who has tion for the man. And reveal tellectual opponents needed. is that the characters all are play, what time they are to go raised to allow more students to Mildred Hoover said she that his $20,000 estate was to be ambassador. which keep returning to their Conunittee has some advice for ever lived in a house probably ing, because he does not accept This is not a book for the (jermans,'and what they have to b ^ , and so forth. enter the program. The divided equally between the His first question to the new minds are from a past which parents who may be planning to believed she was entitled to the has had an urge to design the the “official’’ interpreations of general reader. Even as utterly in common is their German If your children are on program is endorsed by the chair since her brother, Arthur, daughter and son. ambassador was: "Why in the still echoes loudly in their . TREE go out for the night. Hire a good "perfect home” of his own con Wright’s life that are obscured candid as an authorized volume world do you think Western past whether they are now in present. baby sitter, protect your most m'^edication, write down Connecticut Library Associa had received another chair Germany pr elsewhere. ception. Frank l.loyd Wright by a mythology that only about a corporation can be — New Guinea should be In There's such skillful use of valuable possessions, your Specific instruction for the tion. The landscapes explored are had this urge some 600 times in “great men" seem to generate. and none has been more candid donesian?” telling detail that you get to sitter and clearly label the *' The position of library interior landscapes. In “The SPRAYING children. the course of his 71-year ca It is Tworhbley’s thesis that than this or the predecessor It created a tea-pot crisis in know these people from the in bottles. technical assistant has been EElHElEElEHlElMElllElEmHOiUiimiH reer. Pegnitz Junction,” a night- Try to find a sitter from a Wright’s architectural career volume — too many pages diplomacy but it gave .you a side out. But the author, with Take her on a tour of the recognized only within the last niarishly slow train journey Phone 344-0321 family that you know and like. Architects, historians, psy was motivated by the desire to must be given to names of indi picture of the mail's probing her power also to peel off sur house, pointing out hazards few years. It fills the woric gap gives thp travelers occasion to When hiring a stranger, ask for chologists, sociologists and the compensate for an unhappy and viduals and decisions now ir mind. face layers like onion skins, between the clerk and muse, fantasize and reminisce, MILLANE NURSERIES references and check them out. such as sharp objects, matches, general reader with a home vi unstable home life during his relevant. can he more unflinchingly hon professional librarian positions lliree of the other stories are Hire someone who is mature poisons and the like. sion of his own, all will find childhood years. Nor does this book give you Stan Swinton es! wiili lier characters than AND TREE EXPERTS Also show her how to lock and and has grown in importance as this exhaustive and orderly Because these years were the picture of Luce as a human Associated Press told in tlie first person, in- and responsible and, above all, ihti are wiili themselves, ex- CROMWEU, CONN. one who has a genuine interest unlock doors and point out fire the work of modem libraries study of the titan of American spent moving from one Mid in children. exits, at least two per room. has expanded beyond that of architecture both penetrating western town to another and It is also a good idea to have Show her wliere the*'phone is Opens Office passive repository for and revealing. Penetrating, be- because of his parents’ divorce, and art. Twombiey feels Wright spent the sitter arrive about IS located and leave a number / his life primarily designing minutes before you plan to where you may be reached. It Atty. Thomas J. Prior of 415 In the program at MCC, one homes that would foster family leave. When she arrives in may also be wiw to leave a list Gardner St. has opened his of of three LTA programs in the of emergency phone numbers state, the student studies I J unity, solidarity and happiness. troduce her to your children fice for the practice of law at Thus, the “openfloor plan" and such as police and fire 953 Main St. clerical and statistical routines, Alan Umson Brad Keazer library principles, methods and i Stamps In I conspicuous fireplace areas tea- PRE-HOLIDAY SALE! departments, ambulance, and Atty. Prior graduated from techniques, and gains Rentals tured in Wright’s "prairie the family doctor. Manchester Schbols and he i The News homes.” Wednesday • Thursday • Friday • Saturday It will probably be easier to knowledge of book and audio .BOYS’ CAMP received his BA degree from Junior Olympics Co-Chairmen ; AP Newsfeatures • Twombiey demonstrates that enjoy your night out after you visual materials. He learns to the University of Connecticut from : By SYD KRONISH i Wright was a romantic individ have t^en these precautions. and his juris doctor degree communicate with library ualist who was willing to accept Swedish Tanning Lotion “Doirii Eant in Maine” patrons and to supervise a from Stetson University Manchester High School the technological and industrial General Electric clerical staff. Brad Keazer and Alan Lam- 4oz., 1.79 size. 8 9 ' Camp with a Maine guide. College of Law, St. Petersburg, Memorial Field. It is a track innovations of the 20th century Besides the specific LTA son of the Manchester Jaycees $7.50 “P Canoe trips our specialty. Fla. and field day for area youth only in the service of 19th cen DISTINCTION courses, the program includes have been named co-chairmen a p p l i a n c e s Water skiing, fishing, riflery. He has been practicing law between the ages of 9 and 18. tury idelals — work, family and Coppertone Oil NEW YORK (AP) - Mrs. courses in business, of this year’s Junior Olympics NSW YORK I« n individualism. 4oz., 1.79 size. 2 Minimum stay 2 weeks, 1150. Nettie lanella has been elected since being admitted to the Registration will be at 8:30 YOUR CHOICE mathematics and science, thus Program in Manchester. The John Kirshon the new Venerable of the Order Connecticut Bar in 1961. He is a.m., with the first event OVER 20 DIFFERENT providing a broad background appointment was announced by Associated Press Sea & Ski Oil of the Sons of Italy, the second also admitted to practice scheduled for 9:30. 4oz., 1.80 size. CIIMPBAL0Y to the major studies. Joseph Lawler, Jaycees presi woman to hold the top office of before all courts of the State of dent. Keazer has been a RUFFLED SHIRTS CALDOR’S < RFD 3, WWmntic, Ct A graduate of the program a the 48-year-old fraternal Connecticut, the U.S. District Manchester resident for three Q.T. Tanning Oil FhOM 423-7111 may pursue a career, under the Co-sponsor for the event is THE WORLD OF TIME INC. LOW organization. Court for the District of years. A 1965 graduate of the 5oz., $2 size. supervision of a professional the Burger King Restaurant, By Robert T. Elson. Atheneum PRICE! Connecticut, the U.S. Court of University of New Hampshire librarian, performing tasks 467 Center St. The Junior Olym Flare Trousers in 486 Pages. $10. r Appeals for the Second Circuit, with a degree in civil such as ordering, preparing and pics will be held June 9 at San Marino, one of the smal Rarely in life do giants walk Tek Adult Toothbrush and the U.S. Supreme Court. engineering, he is an area 69c size. .Olock up now. maintaining library resources, Solids or Stripes lest countries in the world and across the stage of a profession G.E. Automatic Coffeemaker 3 He is a member of the engineer for the Federal Pandolfe's cataloguing and classifying yet one of the most prolific pro — government, art, journalism Brew selector, mini basket tor 2-3 Manchester, Hartford County Highway Administration. He cups. iC M -11 library materials, providing in ducers of postage stamps, has or another. The story of Time Shower of Capri and the State of Connecticut resides at 133 N. Elm Stwithhis issued a new one sure to at formation and guidance to un- Inc. really is the story of Henry Carpet Cleaning Servloe Bar Associations. wife, Gail, and their children, Patent Shoes or Boots tract the attention of U.S. col Luce, a giant. Bath Lotion i6oz sers of library resources. Also, with sponge. Reg. 99c G.E. Spray, Steam He and his wife, Lynn, have Joy, Karen and Kyle. lectors. He was hated, greatly re V. he may prepare lists of books, NEW FESTIVAL STARTS and Dry Iron three children, John,'Ma^ and Lamson has resided in The two stamps in this new spected, sometimes admired records and films, maintain and SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - Daniel. Manchester for 2% years. He set feature a double view of and rarely loved. He was an Tender Touch Bath Instant spray on all settings. operate projectors, The Santa Fe Chamber Music - THAHK y o u ! - received a bachelor of architec e ^ y Service New York City, site of the authentic genius in his field — Oil Beads 14 oz.. 25 steam vents. #F-92 phonographs, recording Festival will begin this sum ture degree in 1967 from recently held International a man whose intuitive genius 1.50 size. 5 9 ' machines and other equipment, mer, with six concerts here and Stamp Exhibition. The first ad seven in other places. Rensselaer Polytechnic produced Time, Life, Sports Il G.E. Automatic organize and maintain library hesive, a 200-lire value, shows lustrated and other magazines. MANCHESTER RESIDENTS One purpose is to bring music Institute and then served three Gift for every G i^ fn T Dial Anti- Perspirant 2- Slice Toaster files. New York as it appeared in an Shabby books have been writ to areas where classical music years in the U.S. Coast Guard. MTlRIGnM* Family deodrani, 14 oz ^ Persons who wish to consider old print of lips. The second ten about him by men who ill I! Color selector, heat resistant is seldom played. He is employed by Frazier & 2.30 size. INSUBANCE WARNING this two-year, associate degree stamp, a 300-lft value, depicts understood his motivations. handle. #T-’l7 FOR IRE GREAT RESPONSE A July 6 concert in front of Vigneau of East Hartford, SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - program can obtain further in the Gotham slgBine as it looks This book is too detailed for Window Rock, on the Navajo architects and planners. He Special rates The extraordinary rise in formation by calling Mrs. Sal in 1973. Uie general reader but fascinatr YOU GAVE US FROM OUR Reservation, is being sponsor^ resides at 613 Bush Hill Rd. lumber prices recently could ly Roberts, coordinator of teh San Marino says this stamp ing to his colleagues. His tower catch many property owners by the Navajo Tribk Museum with his wife, Janet, and their Proms • Cruises program, at 646-4900, extension is the beginning of a series to ing personality dominated his MAY SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT! • holding the short end of the to commemorate the 50th anni son, Mark. All 8 Track And 361, or the admission office at Weddings be issued each year featuring a magazines during his lifetime stick in the event of fire or versary of the Navajo Tribal city in which a major philatelic other loss, an insurance extension 281. Council. but never without dialogue with An amazingly easy, effective and exhibition is held and in which his editors before decisions. His executive warns. Artist Georgia O’Keeffe will Cassette Tape Sale their nation participates. was a probing mind, always The problem is that existing attend the first concert June 24, economical way to clean any RANGE AND This small country of some questioning, always wondering Choose from Top Hits plus Music For All homeowners or fire insurance at the Museum of New Mexico 19,000 inhabitants has, in many whether he had isolated himself Series policies, even those with so- in Santa Fe, which will be dedi FUEL OIL Series Series carpet construction on location. years, issiied more stamps than from his staff and his readers. J6.95 K 7.95 called inflation endorsements, Want an Elk? cated to Pablo Casals, honorary Hoover Slimline L9.95 GASOLINE 642 Silas Deane Hwy. the United States. But collec He never pretended to objec Bobby-Mac' Safety may not provide enough president of the festival. Miss M ONE MAN, ONE MACHINE DOES IT ALL. tors don’t complain. They like tivity. He felt the United States Canister Vacuum insurance to cover the cost of O’Keeffe is allowing a repro NEAR THE WEBB THEATRE Kodak X30 Fluihet, Wathei, Rinses, Vacuums Damp Dry the idea of more stamps for needed guidance. He was an in Reclining Car Seat rebuilding at today’s prices, duction of her painting, “Music BANTLY OIL according to John Kennedy, Uncle Sam I Wethersfield, Conn. their albums. tellectual aristrocrat but he C leaner Instamatic Outfit Sia jtts of hot water/clieaner mtMturc penetrate to full depth of in Pink and Blue-1919” to be by Collier 4.74 5.84 6.84 carpet While slmuitaneoui vacuum action removes suspended soil to San Marino likes the idea, collection tank. vice president of an insurance COMPANY, INC. was more than that. This re npany (Fireman’s Fund). used on the cover of. the pro too. It means more money for viewer had the chance to see grams. 331 Main Street 'The prices of basic Open Daily 9 am to 9 pm Sat. 9 am to 6 pm its treasury. him often for nearly four years Has Freebies Other cities where concerts' Our 8 Track Tape Carrying Case Our construction materials, such as Tel, 649-4595 when his wife, Mrs, Clare Reg. ^ If You Missed That Ad, will be held include Chimayo, Low ilywood and framing lumber, NEW YORK (AP) - Rockville 875-3274 West Germany has gone on a Boothe Luce, was ambassador Price _ Holds 24 Cartridges. Sturdily built for 31.87 lave risen 20 to 30 per cent in Albuquerque and Los Alamos. ______563-0070 __ 563-1748 stamp binge, too. “ Here Is Your Discount Card - It’s still possible for the to Rome. Rear facing position for safety. long use. #,TA-124 Takes pictures26 In low light. 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Tw e l v e — Man c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, conn,, Wed., May 23, 1973 V About Town MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Coim., Wed., May 23, 1973 — PAGE THIRTRRN Mayfair Y Club will have a North Manchester Al-Anon I social gathering Thursday at 10 family group will meet tonight Schools Have Discipline The Baby Has a.m. at Cronin Hall of Mayfair at 8 at the Second Open Gardens. ____ Congregational Church parish The executive board of the house. The Thursday group and Too, Says Teacher-Founder Women's Christian Fellowship Alateen will meet toroon:ow at Been Named of Second Congregational 8 p.m. at the Pathfinders Gob, 102 Norman St. All groups meet "ByEVESHARBUTT reading. Teacher workshops Church will meet to n i^ t at 7:30 AP Newtfeaturet Writer food at the supermarket, plan have ground mies about pulling in the church parlor. weekly and are open to friends are often held at the Everett ning the menu, cooking food and ’ NEW YORK (AP) - hair, calling names and all that. and relatives of problem ^ School to'help teachers them setting up a bank to convert drinkers. When parents complain that selves operate on a better level We give the child an oppor Boy Scout Troop 123 will meet dollars to francs for the eve tunity to make responsible to n i^ t at 7:30 at Community their children are enjoying with their students. ning. With profits from the "Teachers also learn by choices,’’ she added. Baptist Church. school too much to be learning cafe, the students plan a trip to Miss Everett tells workshops Brrirand, Heather, daughter of Ekimond R. and Susan anything, wise teachers have a doing. We give them a chance Quebec. MacDonald Bertrand of Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland. She was bom to implement some of their own that each teacher can evaluate ^good answer ready. "The basic respect a teacher his method to see what works May 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand A service of prayer, praise NOTICE ideas about education. They can and ^ b le study will be con B ig & Tall Shop Ail parents are asking, ac , has for an individual child is best. The teacher Is the respon parents are iMr. and Mrs. Walter Edwards of Loveland Heights Special Cuts cording to Marianne Everett, make books, have gerbil races passed along to other children. ducted tonight’ at Calvary Big & TaU Shop, 903 Main REMEMBER sible adult, the authority figure Apts., Rockville. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ed “Let’s (kt Together at the founder of the Everett School, and play special math games,” They respect each other and the Church, 647 E. Middle Tpke. For Ihe man that gar- Street, Manchester has every THEM... Miss Everett said. children need in an open class Bertrand of Crestwood Rd., Tolland. She^as two sisters, Judy, 7; Golden Charm Coiffures for a is are their children learning rights of others. That’s why we room. dana... we’ve got rebuilt size for every man. Why waste Open education is a phrase and April, 4, » blow cutting and styling. For skills to get along in the world. The board of trustees of Com work ahoea. time running around the State “We must ease their anxiety Miss Everett uses often. munity Baptist Church will looking for your man’s size. appointment call any one of our “It means opening your mind l,aKtun, Cynthia Lyn, daughter Of Ronald G, and Deborrah K. in a positive way,” Miss Ever Shoes made wider and longer. Shoe REGAL’S BIG & TALL SHOP stylists at 646-2806, 646-2807. and heart .to what children are the sum m er s H n g ! Lemley Lawton of 124 Hoffman Rd,, Ellington. She was bom May meet tonight at 7:30 at the Near at hand, on your left, ett said. “Their concerns are church. repairing of Uie better kind. '*WhUc has it. 643-2478. while ironing, have a table on GOLDEN CHARM like,” she said. “It isn't taking 15 at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is you wait" is our specialty. valid. But you can show them which to lay ft nished flat work. COIFFURES, 1143 Tolland A-discarded market basket through the children that skills walls out of your building and C4MII w m lkbig •Mrs. Leola Lemley of Glendale, Ariz. Her paternal grandmother A folding clothes rack, or a rod Tpke., Burr Corners, makes an ideal cleaning basket then figuring out a program for is Mrs. Joseph A. Lawton of Glastonbury. She has two brothers, Trinity Covenant Church will SAM YULYE8 are bring taught and that learn have a prayer time tonight at 7 to hold youi’ hangers is also Manchester. to hold brushes, dust cloths, ing can he fun.” a bam. It is giving children a Ronald G. Jr., and Jason L. ' 23 Oak Mancheater cleaners, and polishes when at a H ght price. and a Bible study at 7:45 at the handy. Then garments can be Make your vegetable platters Miss Everett said most par framework in which they can hung away with only one trip you go from room to room ents rem em ber their own learn from experience.” Bea», John Joseph Jr., son of John J. and Shirley Davis Beas church. more inviting by garnishing during house cleaning. to the clothes closet. them with lyn on w^ges. school days as regimented The goal of the open educa of Staffordville. He was bom May 14 at Rockville General leariiing by rote. It wasn’t fun tion experience is individ Shoe-Town’s regular low price ... *9 Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Senior Citizen Sjpecial Flowers of Remembrance for them, she added. ualized teaching. Children not ■ A Qnat Shoe, At A Gnat Savingl j W. Davis of Great Bend, Kan. His paternal grandfather is Need perking up? PARISIAN Stop in at BUETTNERS But times have changed. New only learn from experience, When maki ng toasted cheese Herbert A. Beas of Rockville. He has three brothers, Edward, COIFFURES at 55 Oak St. will FLORIST and take a bouquet of methods of teaching utilize so they become different kinds'of' Charles and Herbert. sandwiches, add slices of This week. . . . b pimiento-stuffed olives before offer on any Monday, Tuesday, flowers home from our Cash & cial studies or cooking to teach persons, persons who are able i 6 66 toasting for a taste treat. Wednesday or Thursday a Carry Special. 1122 Burnside math, movies and tapes for to cope with society. ; only*14.95 ! Cool and easy on your feet... this summery sling shampoo and set for |2.50 and a Ave., East Hartford, 528-6586. “The open education pro haircut, if needed, for |1.50 gram is significant in terms of back with breezy open-toe styling, airy canvas uppers, light cork platforms. Choose summer- anU-jdlp I Cake Decorating more or a permanent including A delicious garnish for ham m' Uie kind of people we want to FLO’S CAKE DECORATING shampoo, haircut and set for is peach halves filled with raw bring up, whether they are inde bright red, yellow, green or navy with SUPPLIES, 191 Center St., 39.00. Tel. 643-9832. cranberry and orange relish. Servicemen pendent, inquisitive, curious dark stained cork; white with natural YACHTING i Manchester. Mon.-Sat., 10-5; Navy Reservist Lt. Bryan and responsible for themselves cork. Sizes 5 to 10, ihe Thurs. till 9. Planning An Affair? Krause, son of Mr. and Mrs. or obedient and )>assive,’’ she medium. Place half a lemon on the Doll Furniture Be a Party Smarty. Let us do Ward C. Krause, and husband of added. Naturally she prefers shelf of your refrigerator and it Does your doll house need a Walk In soon ... the catering for your next af the former Miss Yvonne Ver- the former to the latter. this sale ends SHOES i will help to absorb odors. This new rug? We have them at the fair. Foods for all occasions. fialle, ail of Bolton, par There are five kinds of struc Saturday. keeps the refrigerator fresh SHOE STRING. We also have PAGANI’S CATERERS, 78 ticipated in Exercise ture in open education. There is % m i i and odorless. the mini Samplers kits to be Maple Street, 6464)037. “HELCON VISTA VIII” with structure in child development, made. The Shoe String, 38 Oak in environmental space irith its ‘All Aboard’ For A Nursery School Play antisubmarine patrol Squadron St., Manchester. Open Tues.- comers for math, reading and An old favorite of We Help You 62 in Columbia, South America. - Youngsters at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church nursery sailors! Cool, The Do It Yourself. Fixers Sat., 6:30-5:30 Thurs. Til 6 P.M. art; in curriculum, in time and at 10:30 a.m. in conjunction with the class graduation The spoon you use for He is a 1660 graduate of school, from left, Karl Heimer, Nandy Torstenson, Danny breathable, hand Keep sandwiches from C l o ^ Mondays. in the relationships of child to program. School teachers are Mrs. Jane Watson and Mrs. stirring will not slip or fall into If you are doing a little becoming soggy when packing Manchester High School and a , r " I Addabo and John Arigmo,Arimno rehearserpheamo for classr
Singer Center JAZZ MUSEUM GOES Plans Seminar INTO A SCHOOL MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. May 23. 1973 - PAGE FIFTERN NEW YORK. (AP) — The ing an eight-week program de- cussion, demonstration, talks CONSERVATIVES URGE O'DAY IN A MOVIE An expert on yoga, a psy New York Jazz Museum h ^ signed to “educate, inform, in- with musicians, records, films, Barber-Minister Trims Locks SERVICE FROM DROPOUTS' LOS ANGELES (AP) - Ani a : S chiatrist from the Institute of s ^ te d a program in coUabora- volve and expose” 14 to 16- slides, concerts and rehearsal LONDON (AP) — A year’s ta O’Day, one of the most ponu- UWng and a learning dis- tion with the Joan of Arc Mini year-old students to jazz. attendance, and student partici community . service for all tar singers of the Swing Era, 'abflities teacher are some of School. The museum is present- There are lectures, dis- pation. And Joins Couples in Wedlockj Horse Club Donates sdiool-leavers and the estab has been signed for the film „ the m eters to be featured at lishment of a new Government "Ihe Outfit.” She will both sing “A Singer Men,” a seminar By ROBERT MORGAN Department of Community are and act. sponsored by the Singer Lear State Gazette Writer $455 Show Proceeds urged by Young Conservatives Robert Duvall, Karen Black ning Center for Early Childhood DYERSBURG, Tenn. (AP) - in Greater London. and Joe Don Baker head the cast. Education. In the age of the loud divorce, Open to parents of children it is interesting to note that HOLLY GAN’FNER English equitation maiden; green hunter under saddle, attending the Center, the there is someone who provides CorreepondenI Susan Fraktr, Rocky Hill, senior rider. seminar will be held at 8 tonight OPEN HOUSE a quiet wedding ceremony. Tel. 742-8795 English equitation novice; Susan Fraker, baby green at the Singer Learning Center,. With a sign beside the door to Glennls Gilmore, Ehglish hunter hack; Jeri Lucks, 481 Spring St. The seminars are his barber shop that reads, The Coventry 4-H Horse Qub equitation open; Peggy Glastonbury, baby green held its annual horse show Dtoy to last approximately 20 “Haircuts & Weddings Per Mitrowski, Ashford, Wester working huater; Debbie Monday, May 28, 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. formed Her,f (Separately),” IS at the ’Trueman Field, for the minutes each, and will be equitation maiden; and Robin Sweeney, S. Glastonbury, baby Guy Merryman professes to followed by a question/answer benefit of the Windham-ToUand Wagoner, Manchester, Western green hunter stake; Jeri Lucks, session by the eleven speakers. MEMORIALEIMI DAY provide a service that is often 4-H Horse Camp. equitation open. frowned upon in social circles: open equitation over jumps; In addition, an mchibit and Proceeds from the event Kim Monson, Ashford, junior and Cathy Lawson, eqitatlon sale of artwork in the Parent Off Display: the unceremonious wedding rit totalled 1455, $400 of which has trail; Betsy Hayes, Warehouse ual. with jumps and hunter hack. Visitor meeting area will be run • C p n jp m jB ^ ^ Equipnibiit been sent to the main Pt., senior trail; Mark • Maintenance Equipment Merryman,an ordained Leslee Miller, South Glaston by Mrs. Sallilee Marcantonio, beneficiary, and $55 to the Koenigsberg, Columbia, open • Medical Equipiiiont • Field Gear and Small Arms Southern Baptist minister, bury, working hunter;.Roxanne and Lucille Vibberts will be regular 4-H camp in the name trail; Alison Shipley^ junior Hardgrove, Willington, open taking bids in a silent auction of • lOOniin Antt-Tank auns • Food Sorvico Section says, “There are some people of George Coon’s woodworking who want to be married by a English pleasure; Cathy Law- hunter hack; Peg Perkins, open handmade dolls to benefit the club, which made and donated preacher, but they don’t want a son, Andover, senior English working hunter; Joan Salamon, scholarship fund. the trophy stands for the show. big church wedding or they pleasure; and Cynthia Liquori, Collinsville, open hunter stake; Ladles: Come In and meet Miss Jan Aube, tl^ h s t don’t want to bother with all A total of 110 horses com open English pleasure. and Leslee Miller, handy female member of the Connecticut National W lltr d the fuss of inviting a whole lot peted In 43 classes in the show Mary Robertson, hunter. ACHIEVEMENT of people or some other rea- in a two-ring and open-hunt Manchester, junior Western PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Sou and Moot The Guardsnum .sons. course. Judges for the event pleasure; Robin Wagoner, Jane Wiener, 27, soon to “These are the people who were Linda Wakefield of Penn senior Western pleasure; Brad 'HISTORY* raduate from Northwestern come here.” sylvania; Richard Lockhart, D ow ns, open W e ste rn LAURELKURST, Ore. (AP) fchool of Law of Lewis and - Your Neighbors - Merryman says there is little Glastonbury; and John Stimp- — Sixthgraders at Clark College, is believed to pleasure; Jeanne Victor, conflict between his hair cut son, Hazardville. Coventry, slt-a-buck; Robin Laureihurst Elementary the first woman quadriplegic School recently dug up a time to naduate from a law school ting and the ministry and very First place winners and their Wagoner, Western handiness A Gift From the Teen Center little discomfort to the barber’s various classes are listed here. and stock horse; and Mrs. Louis capsule they bad buried three in the United States. years earlier. 2 A survey of 150 taw schools NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY customers or the minister’s DUAL BUSINESS—Guy M erryman, an ordained Jeff Dolin of Manchester, Hill, Ashford, pleasure driving. Steve Dwyer of the Manchester High School swimming clients. Southern Baptist minister, performs both splicing and beginner equitation and “We decided to bury the swim coach; George Emmerling, MHS principal; and indicated that so far 26 male Laura Atwood, Hebron, capsule just to see how much team dives off the new board presented to the physical quadriplegics have been 330 Main Street Manchester, Connecticut “Very few people ever get in cutting operations, as attested by the sign “Haircuts & b e^ e r trail; Ricky Riley, driving with obstacles; Joan Kent Demers, president of the Teen Center. (Herald photo a hurry. If I am cutting some Weddings Performed Here (Separately). things change in three short education department of MHS by Uie Manchester Teen by Pinto) graduated. There are 18 in beginner pleasure; Keely Cur Lathrop, Coventry, bareback yeass,” Judy Jensen, their 3rd school. one’s hair, the couple usually tis, small pony equitation; handiness; Derrek Fryer, lead Center. The spectators are, left to right, Dick Sollanek, wails until I am through. If I grade teacher, said. 'The tin can "People will be driving by Steven Harlow and Ricky Riley, line; Susan Fraker, baby green contained such items as have a customer waiting in the In the case of the bashful and see the sign and stop to see small pony pleasure. hunter under saddle, junior records, magazines and shop, he usually won’t mind couple, one of the ladies in the beauty shop will serve as a wit what it means. I think it has Alison Shipley, Simsbury, rider; and Donna Bill, baby samples of class writing. waiting until after the ceremo ness. lielped my barbering business a NAMCO ny.” 3 Researchers Claim Method Can HASTHEMIOniWTSIIATtBtfl lot." When the couple is not too During an average week, the barber shop draws three mar- As to the cost of the ceremo shy, a customer in the barber ny, the minister says that he shop will act as a witness to riage-minded couples, Merry- man says. He has been in the Predict Probable Marijuana Users MEMORIAL the wedding ceremony. If the usually asks the bridegroom for betrothed wish a little more ministry and marrying people what he feels like giving. “I •for the past 20 years, but the used to say, ‘Whatever you By WARREN E. LEARY nonuse group to the marijuana- privacy than the barber shop, rebellious, and who smoke and M assachusetts General sign is a recent innovation. think she’s worth to you,’ but I AP Science Writer only group and was greatest WEEKEND Merryman takes them to the drink and get poor grades do not Hospital. That project has Since last November, when didn’t get much that way — BOSTON (AP) — with tbe hard-drug users. POOL SALE waiting; room of the beauty become drug users,” the study studied about 12,000 students shop that he operates on the op he first hung the sign outside sometimes 1 didn’t get any Researchers say they have Better school marks, greater his shop, Merryman says that thing.” said, "and some top students each year for the past five posite side of the house that he means for obedience and BEAT THE JUNE 1st PRICE INCREASE it has helped his business more • Haircuts are two dollars. developed a method to tell in who are not rebellious and who years. TO * 500 °® purchased and converted to the negative attitudes toward than it could possibly hurt it. advance which teen-agers will do not smoke or drink do During the first two years of Pool Manufacturers Hove Announced Price INSTANT CREDIT business uses it now has. use marijuana, which ones will cigarette smoking were highest become drug users.” the project, informaton was Increases Effective June 1st. Shop MAMCO Today. go on to hard drugs and which with the continual nonuse group The predictability study is gathered concerning personali Beat the Price Increase and Start Swimming Next TO ALL QUALIFIED and decreased progressively ones will remain nonusers. The paM of a much larger project ty, academic performance, Weekend. MHS Honor Roll MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 23. 1973 - PAQE SEVENTEEN lectrobus Given Test Run LED ZEPPELIN SENIORS Pamela Molloy Harry Coombs Robert DIgan TO FLY IN HIGH HONORS Margaret Currier Scott Odell ' NEW YORK (AP) - A noise-' SomMay You May Be Anna Cyr Richard Parr Angela Fruione its route, it won’t run out of California. They had not com terior grab poles will be added NEW YORK (AP) - Led Lori Gottlieb less, nonpolluting bus powered Paula Dahlem Jean Pastel power before it can have its puted energy costs here, they in future models. Zeppelin is going to have a Debra Allen Raymond Phelps Laura Haines Paul Backofen Barbara Daley Leigh Hathaway by a 3,50^ound battery cruised battepr replaced, he said.. said. Debra Daniels Debra Sagllo A Fifth Avenue bus driver summer rock tour in the United Aaron Bayer Kathryn Sander Stephen HIrschfe'd through mid-Manhattan Officials of the company say Carol Sheldon, a passerby States. It is touted as teing the Bethany Bowen Lynne Decampos Diane Hurst leaned out his window to twit Sitting On Coffee David Demerchant Glenn Saums Cheryl Hyde Tuesday in a demonstration of the bus is more economical to who hopp^ aboard with her most profitable tour in history. Clinton Bragg Elizabeth Simpson the demonstration bus, saying, « Ronald Brown Robin Demko Terri Johnston its potential for use in a planned Georgette DesoFmiere Sherry Smith operate than a gas-powered bus Pekingese for the test ride, "Cut that smoking; all that further studies must be done to The gross is expected to be Andrea Burr Brian Kilpatrick community on Welfare Island URBANA, 111. (AP) - different chemical. The more than $3 million from 33 Lorraine Burrows Joanna Dey Linda Spinnato — Richard LoJole and costs about the same or pronounced it "not bad. But I smog is coming out.” Signs on determine the economic Donna Ann Buyak Diane Dleterle Martin Szeber Christopher Legault in the East River. slightly less to operate as Wallboards out of com cobs? grounds, Chow has found, can concerts in 30 cities. Deborah Don Bruce Taggart miss the poles.” the test vehicle identify it as feasibility of his research. William Castagna Michael Lombardo A spokesman o f the 20- Chairs out of coffee grounds? be molded into products such as Sheila Donnelly John Talley Barbara March diesel-powered vehicles in Jacobs assured her that in “ No-Smog Electrobus.” Katherlnd\Chevatte Belinda Dorsey chairs. Brian Clavette Ann Taylor Joanna McCallum passenger prototype “ Elec Jahet Dowd Ruth Thayer A University of Illinois Glenn Cooper Charles McKenzie trobus” said the jumbo battery Shirley Cox Kevin Downham Diane Treadwell Erlinda Meier researcher says he has And, he notes, farmers in Mary L. Curtis Steven Dunfleld Madolyn Tyler Beverly Morrison would last three to five hours Teresa Dvorak developed ways to convert such Illinois grow nearly one billion Ellen Dan Mary Tyler Valerie Poulin before it must be recharged Nancy Easley Jill Winter Support the Manchester Lions everyday wastes as coffee bushels of com a year, each Laura Dedomlnlcls Sandra Roman over a similar period of time KImberlee Delaney Lise Elch Mark Zarbo Franclne Rowe Kathleen Field grounds, com stalks and cobs, yielding 12 to 17 pounds of cobs. Linda Deptula Julia Zukas Dale Sotherland but it can be changed in three to Marllee French Com stalk fibers are stronger Jody Dickinson George Sweetnam five minutes, he said. Christmas trees and sawdust Richard DIdan Michael French Wendy Taylor Jeffery Frithsen into building materials. than some wood fibers, Chow Teresa Dion Karen Tedford Among the passengers was This is the Denise Gaboury said in an interview, because Joan Donovan Andrew Wrobel Edward J. Logue, president of Dr. Poo Chow, professor of Kathryn Donovan Jean Gardner Honora they are longer. se a so n for Bradford Downey Elizabeth Gourley the Urban Development Corp., wood science, observes that Debbie Gray Laura Eddy Karen Ahern which is building the Welfare factories which manufacture Robyn Fields Linda Grenier Michael Armentano Chow, a native of Shanghai an BLACK Karen Frost Susan Hardiman Diane Bakulskl Island apartment community CRACKER JACK instant coffee have grounds Taiwan, said the ue of waste HONORS Eileen Hennessey Richard Bartlett for 18,000 resident^ William Qamache "piled up like mountains.” fiber materials can save Laurie Ganzer Kathleen Hennessey Karen Bengston CARPENTER ANTS Susan Holmes Jonathan Admas Also on the bus was Michael Lynn Garman Helga Bertram Lorayne Algran Coffee grounds, which result lumber and trees, improve the John Gayer Deborah Hooey Janet Brown M. Jacobs, vice president of the In addition to being Pamela Horton Thomas Amato environment and yield a profit. Linda Glenney Heidi Bsullak Barbara Anderson Studio City, Calif., firm that in an arom a tic w ood-like unsightiy and unsanitary. Marcia Gordon Alan Huot Linda Clarahan He added, however, that Valerie Hurteau Blair Anthony developed the vehicle. material, are bound with a Black Ants excavate Keith Grabow Linda Clark Sheri Applestain John Greene Patricia Jackmore , James Corso Jr. Michael JaworskI Harry Arendt “ We took the existing state of extensive gaiieries in wood Clara Greenfield Ellen Cosgrove Marla Arsenault Elizabeth Gronda Keith Johnson Charlotte Couch the art and designed this thing to serve as nesting piaces Laura Johnson Barbara Artz Elizabeth Haberern Ellen Curtin Beverly Avery to use the state of the art.” and may cause extensive Robin Haberern Richard Johnson Norman Davey Joann Jordon Holly Jean Bates Jacobs said. damage to your home. Steven Hedge Sharon Dellafera Denise Bleu Looking To The Future Growth Of MCC James Halllsey Raymond Joyner Carol Dion He added that gas-powered hair style spray Patricia Kelly Lorraine Bouchard Mary Ellen Hewey Dallas Dodge Dorothy Brindtmour vehicles “ overdesigned to such OZ. Susan Hitt Cheryl Klein Karen Doyon Viewing sketches of non-structural development plans for 13 size, ^ 1^ Kerri Kolbe Linda Brody an extent that they are wasting bury, secretary; James Nakos of East Hartford, chair Beverly Holmes Stephen Dwyer Judith Brown Remember the Dates. . . reg. 98c Laurie HowlU Diane Kozlovich Roxanne Edgar 60 per cent of the power and Manchester Community College Regional Council man; and Arthur C. England of Manchester, vice chair Joel Krutt Ronald Bunce Nancy Hutt Karria Ellis James Buyak members are from left, Dr. Duard Bok of Vernon, newest Gall Johnson Claudia Kuehl Deldre Fairweather that waste is going out in the man. (Herald photo by Larson) Richard Laurinitls ' R ichard Byam M AY 24 and 31 member of the council; Mrs. Pauline Tyler of Glaston now v O ' * llze KIsalls John Feeney A nn Byram form of pollution and noise.” Karen Kneppel William Lawler Leigh Ferguson Call Curtis Lawrence Mark Clavette The Electrobus, which has a ragular unscentsd - Susan Knowiton Scott Fowler Jane C onn FACING THE MUSIC as a BLISS Susan Krantz Bernadette Lebel Pamela Fraser maximum speed of 35 miles an 6 P.M. to 9 P.M. hard to hold Barry Marc Leltz Judy Corbitt living show business for a Preventive Maintenance program Sylvia Lefort Audrey Frechette Peter. Cordner hour, uses no power while 1 Scott Leone Stephanie Fuss legend, Fred Astaire is Susan Leggitt . Elaine LIbItzky Jayme Crealey Spinal Fusion Being Used Less Susan Ganisy halted for stoplights, he Cathy Ann Lescroart David MallneskI Mark Curkin subject of current books on Buy Cracker Jacks and be glad you can seel “we have every linie thing!" ^ Carol LItrIco Linda Gay Victoria Dagenals claimed, saying, “ You can be Kim McArdle Pauline Glorelll his dancing art and was Lynn Macmullen Rodney McKenzie Laurie Oarlmg caught in traffic all day long” buy your Linda Magi Elizabeth Gold Stephen Darling honored at a recent New Steven McLafferty Leslie Greene and not waste energy. In Treatment of Back Problems Karen Magnuson Richard Malar Debra Doering York film gala paying winning 649-9240 Lorraine Marquis Nancy Greenwood Lenora Oonadio Marianne MIdlln Richard Grey tribute to great movie The bus is designed for a volving several vertebrae — Katharine Marahall Shellla Miller Michael Downing This ad paid for by By C. C. M cOAM EL hip bone, or of the tibia, the calf those who think their backache Marcia McDowell Boyd Haldeman Karen Doyon personalties. prescribed route and not the have, of course, to stay in bed the miraefa of mahtlttnUl^K Hdute Susan Miller Marcia Hanson R.E. Merritt Agency, Realtors AP Science Writer bone, to the spine to stabilize a is------caused by this problem ac- William McGugan Mary Montany Judith DzIedzInskI open road, so that if it stays on longer. oowntown manchtstAt* ,®t fairwayl BUSS EXTEUmillTOB C0.,MC. William KcKee Matthew Hennigan Joyce Edgar diseased or injured portion. Ar- tually have it. Sue Moreau Candace Hilton CHICAGO (AP) - About a Sheila Meyer Suaan Moslar Kathleen Egan There are indications that a tificial devices, such as metal The Oldest & Laraest in Conn. Gabriele Michels Janice HIndson quarter of all Americans have Marianne Naretto Philip Huitgren Rena Eschmann recently developed enzyme rods or plates and springs, also Wendy Mrosek Andrew Newman bad enough backaches to go to a Carol Mulherin David Hunt Robert Felber which can be injected in the may be used. Mary Nnajjamba Phyllis Jassle Barry Fields doctor atout them. Lori Negro Fred Nukis spine for certain problems with Dr. Paul R. Meyer Jr. a James Nelson Frank JaworskI Donna Foye For a fraction, surgery is Donna Obzut Patricia Jensen Beverly Fuss the disks may further reduce Lynn Nelson Mark Odell required, sometimes involving member of the Northwestern Thomas Newman Diane Kellsey Karen Galvin the need for spinal surgery. Dennis O'Neil ' Mary Elizabeth Kelly Keith GIguere fusion of a portion of the spine. University Medical School Christina NImIrowskI Robert Parks This enzyme, called Judith Ann Noble Carol Knybel Steven Qlrelil Over the past few decades, faculty and director of the Susan Peck Stephanie Knybel Alysa Goldstein chymopapain, is derived form Jenifer Nordeen Gebffrey Perrett spinal cord injury unit at Jean Oakes Judy Kravltz Lorraine GoncI the time in bed required has Maurice Perrica Kathryn Krewalk Ray Gortsahres papaya. It is being used in only Northwestern Memorial Doreen Oakman Linda Pllver dropped for some patients to a Donald PaganI Charles Kryslak Lynn Gordon a few medical centers, pending Hospital, said spinal fusion Debora PItz Robert Lahey Michael Gorman day or so, compared with the Deborah Parsons further approval by the Food Kathleen Pratson Catherine Larivee Nancy Gowett two or three weeks or ev6h today is most commonly used to Ann Marie Patelli Sandra Reid Sandra Lassen Richard Graham and Drug Administration months they formerly were correct idiopathic scoliosis — Timothy Pemberton Deborah Riley Thomas Latham Leslie Granquist before it is generally available. Diane Pearleone Donna Sanchinl Diane Lawson Linda Gray kept down. curvature of the spine from an Laurence Perry Jr. Alexander Schulthels Dr. Leon L. Wiltse, a faculty Jeffrey Lemonds Kathleen Grout The time still varies, unknown cause. Donald Ranson Jr. Laurie Sleffert Cathrine Linsenbigler Jeffrey Hansen 1 GALLON member at the University of Sterling Rascher John Sllhavy Anne Mackenzie Judith Hart WATERING however.. Those who require Meyer outlined several other Janice Result Janet Slaco Casey Mahone Kurt Haasett California Medical School at Ir conditions for which fusion is Joseph Regina more extensive fusion — in- Stephen Sisco Sharon Maloskle Diane Hellstrom OR vine and staff member at Long sometimes required. Among Katherine RIstau Patricia SobIskI Sam Maltampo David Hlers Beach Hospital, said in an in Linda Robert Wendy Spooner Kim Mandly- Carol Hokanson SPRINKLING CAN them is degenerative arthritis. Dale Roberts Eric Stafford Leslie McCann Nancy Hughes I AIRBORNE WIFE [ terview that orthopedic sur ’This occurs in everybody, star Brian Robinson Carol Starkweather Stephan Mella David Jacobs SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt. geons try to treat backaches ONLY Jan Rosenthal Cheryl Stetson Irene Messier Susan Joyner ting in middle age, and does not Linda Santos Brian Sullivan Cheryl Ann Michaud Cynthia Karch (AP) — When South conservatively, trying to cause any problem in most peo Christopher Saunders Randy Swanson Joanne MIkulskI Joseph KaezowskI ONLY! Burlington’s police chief relieve the pain without turning ple. Bridgit Shearer Nancy Tedford Wendy Millar Jerome Kemp Daniel Silver Richard Carter was attending to surgery. Philip Tedford John M in i Richard Kos When it does, it often can be R E G . $ 4 .9 9 Dawn SImes Andrew Tierney Donna Morrison Stephen KoskI thg FBI National Academy in “ We’re not fusing nearly as Mary Sloan treated successfully with Denyse Totten Kevin Osborne Richard LaFond Quantico, Va., recently, he was many spines as formerly,” Thomas Smayda Thomas Tucker K irk Owen Doris Lalashuls visited by his wife from the aspirin and exercise and only Bradford Smith Wiltse said, although he added Janet Veal David Palleschl Nancy LaunI sky. occasionally requires fusion. Richard Snyder Darrell VIncek Patricia Palmar Joanne Leckfor that some orthopedic surgeons Lynn Spiron Michael Vltarlto Paul Pecevich David Lemleux 50 STYROFOAM Mrs. Carter has a Fusion also is done for the UTILITY SHAVE KIT Patricia Stanklewicz Margaret Walker Jane Polowitzer Ann Leslie commercial pilot’s license and might disagree. socalled “slipped disk" or T.V. ANTENNA Folding Jeffrey Stone Jill W eir Alan. Press Martha Lleber flies her own plane. Chief ^ s io n involves transplanting Nee irrproved all vinyl shave kit. A,iler re- Debra Strong David WIckwIre Karen Press Glenn Lutzen “ ruptured disk.” Meyer said 3'Sec[ic>r, inlccf MbOii e>its fot color oi ■pellent lining, 1-piecc zipper corisiruclion.' John Sullivan LAUNDRY BASKET Garter is also a pilot. part of the ilium found in the Margaret Wilks David Rldolfl Susan Malo CUPS that perhaps only 2 per cent of Aitile UHP'or VHF reception fteigtit- Color choice ol black, brown or olive. Elizabeth Sweetnam Curtis Willey Richard RIsley Susan Marteney FULL BASKET SIZE !).ise 300 otir lead Scott Swenson Kimberly Wilson Gall Robert Linda Maselll Lawn Chair Bradford Sylvester .Lynn Wilson John Masse Pamela Robertson HOT OR COLD L iM IT 1 to 0 customer ONLY SALE Judith Szarka Donna Wolfran Donna Rolllnson Lynne Matthewson Carol Taresclo Susan Mayer • 5x4x4 webbing Jonathan Wollenberg Stephen Savina "With purchases totaling $3 00 or ONLY Deborah Tedford Robert Yakaltls Renay Scheer Sandra Mazur i T l I I r - W - 1 BROAD STREET • Flat arm rests Rosemary Turkington Raymond Zerlo Carol Lee Scott Jerri Lyn McCuloch Debra Vater ONLY more of items advertised in this R E G . S 1.29 Garry Segal Jewel McGinnis R E G . $ 2 .4 9 1” luliiiliir iiliiminiim rriuiii". Pamela Welch Kathleen Shanlay Donna McGuire Preview to Summer Sole. L M I k L MANCHESTER John Walch Deirdre Shaw Sharon Lee McVeigh jUgrs^ps. * I Marcia WIckman Lisa Sllhavy Brian Motola K \ B i ^ M m OPiH DAILY Kenneth Nadeau 2128 C SCOTCH PLAID • 3 pc. NESTED Stanley WojcoakI David Sink ------' ^ 0 . ^0 p j g . DISPOZ-A-LAMP Colleen Young Deborah Skaparas Kathleen Nichols KM Stephanie Zarbo Andrew Slade Thomas Parker MARK IV Donald Sotherland ^ R a y Parr HONORS JUNIORS Michael Spellman Donna Pascantell SOCK - HIT LUGGAGE SET NOW only Susan PatroskI 7 OZ. SIZE DISPOSABLE JIM Ackerm an Deborah SplleckI * ih f i. e ■■■ nuvaiUlR DRYER HIGH HONORS Frank Phllopena Decorative Home Accessories FOR MEN AND WOMEN Maureen Adams Peter Spinella R E G . 5 9 ^ Victoria Squadrito Kalla Pllver 2416*24" Weekender James Aldrich Thomas Abraltls Susan Port !♦ !!< ; - I !?■ *'■ FLASHLIGHT Ernest Arendt Curtis Stager Debra Begin Susan Poutre TO M | R E G . $ 5 .4 9 Charles Backus Craig Steely i f i Nancy Berdnick Debra ReInhorn Robert N. Baker JoAnn BrugnettI Cynthia Sterling at King’s Disc’ount Prices! Brian Ballard Susan Sturgeon Kenneth Robenhymer Gerald Bujauclus Deborah Robsky Double 2616-26" Companion Laurea Bania Kurt Carlson . M arjo rie Taggart Jane Banning Brian Thomas Donna Homano d H ifr tw ;ii R E G . $ 7 .9 9 Kent Demers Linda Russell Kenneth Becker Peter Uzupes AUTHENTIC RAYON SCOTCH PLAID with water- New space-age flashlight. Ernest Demko Joseph Russo 10"x17" Mark Belluardo Susan Derby Lisa Vaughan praaf vinyl backing, black vinyl trim . Sturdy, light Melissa Schardt 2916-29" Pullman Optically designed long distance Susan Benton ' Nancy Donovan Carla Vorkert Janet BIxler Debra Wair Kevin Scholsky weight, attractive. Tuck-Tite locks, heavy-duty slide Jean Falco Cynthia Sheldon R E G . $ 9 .9 9 spotlight. In 6 lustrous colors. Marguerite Blakeslee Mary Finnegan Kathleen White zippers, molded handles, protective set-down studs Cheryl Zlnker Kyle SIbrInsz B e a u t if u l William Boll Barbara Freedman $1.98 Value Debra Bombadler Michael Simon o f m e ta l. Doreen Gagnon Joseph SInnamon Comp, Ingrid Bonn Gall Gonyea Bridget Bossidy Marcia Spano ONLY Eileen Gordon Rae Strickland 7.49 Janet Brewer Deborah Graham SOPHOMORES » Thermostatic Control Richard Brewer Sharon Sweeney • 3 Position Switch Gall Qutzmer HIGH HONORS Patricia Talbot M editerranean Donna Brown Sheryl Halnsey Alpho TRASH BAGS Hot-Cool-Oil Eleanor Bujak Guy Talley LADIES' - MEN’S Gregory Harolan Edward Adamy Jr. Sandra Thebodeau • U.L. Approved Gary Bujauclus Linda Hurlburf Susan Baker • Colors: Ivory, Blue, Pink David Bunce ■PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 23, 1973 ' » * Bolton MAI^HESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester. Conn., Wed.., May 23. 1973 - PAGE NINETEEN PTO Fair Includes Plant Sale Table ...... (p...... Rockville High School Honor Roll -Anti-Missile Nancy North have a lien placed on their Grand List through Charles Marshall Paula Donlon Death Ray Work Started property. April. Approximately |16,000 SENIORS Jayne Bonan Karen Oellers . DONNA HOLLAND other contributions may be .^(High Honors) Unda McCarthy David Dowling Elaine Potterton, tax collec- ^Iso been collected in back Terri Bruner Faye Orlwoski Correspondent dropped off at the home of Mrs. Susan Andrews Diomas McDevitt Briah Doyle"' John Carta Kathleen Parsons LONDON (AP) - The British probably take place cSi ship-: rather than scattering as from tor, has collected 98% of taxes ta*es. Tel. 646^375 Wiedie, South Rd. Cathleen Aubin Melanie Mitchell Debra Eagleson Colleen Connor Larry Patemo government is exchanging In board bwause of the electrical a noririal light source. Since William ^ l e power needed. Four Arts Fesival Suzanne Barstow Deborah Nichols Kevin Cosgrove Rene Perodeau formation with the United light travels at 186,000 miles a U sai Bousquet Joan Olson Cheryl Edwards States on a laser “death ray” A laser produces a beam of second, a laser weapon's beam The PTO will hold its annual Bolton High School will pre Cynthia Coughlin Verna Pitman fair June 9 from 10 a.m. until 4 Kathleen Carney Gregory Pinto Thomas Fleury Kenneth Couture Heidi Prince both nations are developing to- intense light waves concen would reach its target instant sent its four-arts festival June 4 Louise Casadei Robert Purnell Judith Genovese destroy aircraft and missiles at trated along a very narrow line ly. p.m. at the Bolton Elementary at the school. Pamela D’Agata Inara Pungs School, rain or shine. Jennie Chambers Deborah Raymond Donna Gerow William Deskin Betty Rockx long range, the Defense 'The festival features work of CUDOLER ...TO •Wayne CIvinskas Donald Rey Teresa Gessay Ministry reports. Mr. and Mrs. John Shepard- the industrial arts, home Christine Doherty Catherine Ross ‘Sr -''K Almira Edwards Debra Rickert Russell Gilligan Keith Fritz Lisa Satryb son are c&chairmen of ways economics, art and music and means. Denise Forbes Connie Roberts Alan Goulet Lewis Frost Sandra Schneider A spokesman said, work on a COMAT*, departments. powerful, long-range laser gun The plant table workers this Barbara Glidden Donald St. Germain Eugene Gresh Susan Gardner Paul Somerville A concert will begin at 7:30 has been going on for some year are Janet, Columbia, Terry Helde David Sanders Mark Gyolai Catherine Gerskaris Diane Staley p.m. featuring the bMd, chorus The five-eyelet tie time. Scientific sources said the Gretchen Wiedie and Ruth Teresa Latulippe Kathleen Schooley Christine Hill , Donna Gerry Connie Sunderland SUMMER and soloists. that gently wraps gun being developed has a Hoffman. Mrs. Shepardson Darlene Leiper Elizabeth Sharkey Kenneth Hovland Jonathan Gilroy Catherine Thomas The displays of work may be range of 70 miles and ultimate said, “The girls are very baby’s foot in extra John Magliocco James Sizer Cynthia Hunt Christopher Goldsmith Elisabeth Thomas seen before the concert and ly can be mounted in aircraft. enthusiastic, so let’s support support. The shoe Paul Menard Roger Sonier U ra lamonico Nancy Greenfield Brace Townsend during intermission, when But they said the first tests will SESSlOH them.’’ to guard and Kevin MiUer Donita Tiner Mary Jo JoUcoeur Lynn Harding Elizabeth Ugolik refreshments will be served. Peter Moss Brian Vincent Susan Kayan She also said that the plants guide baby's Wade Harold Gayle Wilcox will be reasonable priced, and Lien Notices Barbara Pearl Edward Wendus Usa Lombardi Norma Norton Karen Zwick. foot growth. Bruce Rieder . Sally Wincze Michael Marshall Read Potpourri that senior citizens will get a Lien notices have been Michael Howell JUNE 2 5 -AUGUST 3 LuciUe Samson Melanie Ziemba Eric McCabe li 10% discount. mailed to taxpayers on outstan Jenifer Johnson Ellen Sereby Kathleen McLaughlin Divisions of perennials as ding real estate taxes for the Lori Justice Marvin Mundell well as house plants will be sold October 1971 list. Taxes were Marilou Shea Linda Jzyk Courses Available In Marcy Stodd Joseph Noel Gregory Kelly FLETCHER GLASS GO. / i at the fair. due July 1972. Taxpayers who Mark Warner Mary O’Crowley Lisa Kerr English, ceramics, painting, life sciences, Shrubs, tomato plants or any do not pay by June 22,1973 will Cuddler Paula White SOPHOMORES Steven Olsowy Joel Kloski Over 25 Yaara of Exparienea li'i Of MANCHESTER physical sciences, mathematics, sociology, Francis Yokell (High Honors) Karen Peterson Carole Kloter psychology, phllosphy, political science, Donald Apel Craig Platt (Honors) Michael Kukulka history, reading, anthropology, accounting, MEDIA ASSOCUTE PIIB8RAM Sherry Lynn Amaral Holly Barrows Martha Pusch Lorraine LaFralice Auto - Plata - Window QIaaa - MIrrora - QIaaa Train fdr* a career in Broadcasting, Publications Allen Apel Marjorie Baum Valerie Robinson Jeanne Landry Furniture Topa > PIctura Framing • Fireplace A data processing, music, shorthand, typewriting. or Public Relations. Enter this unusual, new, two- Jumping^acks, Laurie Balon Pamela Beatrice Joan Somerville James Lang Door MIrrora - Medicine Cabinata - Special Work Robert Bell Michael Brownstone Nancy Spivey Susan Lee The cdloga rasarvas the right to cancel any class becauss of In- 2 year college crddit program. Facilities include tv- Most feet are born perfect. They should slay that way. Rozanne Carta a - radio studio, photographic darkroom, videotape Susan Benedict Brian Staley liiomas Lentocha Collactor't Items sufHclsnt anrollmant. Route 83 Vemon Lynn Berriauit Gaudette Chicoine Douglas Stoyer Kathleen Linton Danish Plates Tuition and ftas lor one 3-cradlt coursa: $38.75 equipment. Partial program credit may be earned in Jean Cody Judith Szalontai Manchester 649''4521 Open daily 9:30 to 5:30 Virginia Blaszczak Debra Lively Praaldantlal For lurthar Information, write or call Mr. Tatro, Dlraclor of Mrs. Turza Perry seated left, and Mrs. Helen Abuza both Marie Caposegla of the Jaycee Wives look over a question- work experience courd«s at nearby broadcasting Jean Blythe Mary Daigle Nancy Tutko Susan Lotas stations and public relations offices. Thurs. and Fritffl 9 P.M. Dacantara Summer Session, Manchsstar Community College, PO Box of the Hockanum Va ley Community Services Council and, naire going out to Senior Citizens in nrenaration for a dav- TeL 643-9802 Donna ^ k is Bronek Dichter Teresa Tyszka Kenneth Mathewson Eatimataa Gladly Given Nullna . . . , . . .. »» j 1- m. . » , - going out to Senior Citizens in preparation for a day- Jennifer Dickens 1046, Manchester, Connecticut 06040, Talaphone 646-4900, ^ n din g left to right, bfrs. Madeline Turk, league of long conference on aging. (Herald photo by Richmond) 646-49oV."Sr28r Admissions Office. Vccki Bragdon Jesse VanOudenhove Sherri Matthew Open Thurs. A Fri. till 9 P.M. Raproductlona Ext. 384 or 365. Women Voters and Mrs. Brina Abrahams and Mrs. Anne f j f > Barbara Clarke Irene Dickinson Kathleen Wilson Deborah Michaels Sat. till 8 P.M. Carol Counihan Jeanne Dickinson BetteJane Wooding Maryann Mitchell Plastics In Stock MANCHESTER COMMUNITY c m iF f f \ Cheryl Covensky Dawn Doner Daniel Yokell Diane McCabe 54 McKee St, Manchester ’A" ■ 3/16" - V4" 3 Vernon Donna Crockett David Duncan • Cynthia McCormick (Off Canter Street) Stock Shasta or Cut MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Debra Dabbs Kenneth Edwards Peter Nickerson ______S in s Rebecca Daigle Carol Filbig Margaret Nolan Srott Davidson Ronnie Filkoff FRESHMEN Lois Delaney Laura Finerty (High Honors) Elderly Questioned Sheila Anderson Francis Doherty David Fortier Joseph Duffin Karen Gonsalves Judy Beebe Deborah Edwards Gloria Greniere Shirley Beer Before Conference Susan Feighn Paul Hagerty Rosanne Bill Bruce Ferris Annette Hanson Jacqueline Bouchard Lynn Freethy Nancy Helm Peter Cameron BARBARA RICHMOND The June 2 conference will been working closely with all of Joy Gerber Dawn Jaquith ' Karen Chartier (Herald Reporter) start at 9:30 a.m. with a half- the groups. Ross Grant Carol Jensen Susan Dahling "Do you currently need hour registration session. Mrs. Madeline ’Turk of the Zoe Hawley James Juliano Kristine Dome transportation for medical Following this there will be two League of Women Voters, Paul Herbst Susan Kanter Catherine Dubeau 1/10 or 1/2 Seconds Kathleen Falby care, shopping and such?’’ "Do speakers, Shalam Bloom, recently worked with the state Pk. of 6 (384 pages) Debra Jacobsen Victoria Laurent you prepare your own meals?” executive secretary of the State on a questionnaire concerning Nancy Kelly George Lavigne Susan Finerty MIGHTY MITE These are some of the questions Department on Aging and nutrition programs for the COLORING Mary Laskowski Cynthia Loch Donna Galipeau being asked residents of Ver Howard Dickstein of the staff of elderly. She'said there have STOP WATCH W k Michele Leonard Neil Malkin Michael Genovese W A T E R G U N Allen Meyer Randall Gifford non, Tolland and Ellington who Manchester Community been various concepts as to Swimming-T rack-Racing. BOOKS Catherine Lewis $1.29 HEALTH CARE SPECIALS! B9 C are in the “over 60” age group. College. Representatives of the what the needs of the Senior Elisabeth Miller Jeffrey Gledhill World's biggest little squirt. •/ 6 crayons. » Jane Lewis Value Value The questions are among Senior Citizens from the three Citizens are but these concepts Reg. $19.95 Lori Lewis Hillary Moses Cynthia Gorsky k $2.50 Value those on a questionnaire towns will give their reactions are not necessarily true. She i Gloria Lloyd Keith Munroe Keimeth Hammel Childrea’s prepared by the Rockville Area to the speakers. said the input from the 150 Value Deirdrea Lupoletti Karl Novak Pamela Hearn Chamber of Commerce in con Gardner Ruggles of the Igloo proposed workshops will be Darlene McGill Wanda Owens John Leary EXTRA SAVINGS NOW M BATH nection with a Conference on Drive-In has agreed to bear half more meaningful. I f f * ’' ONLY Jean McGowan Althea Prouht Timothy Marshall on 'Home'brand the Aging to be held June 2 from the cost of the lunch that he and ’Those filling out the question ^ 4 “ Marjorie North Michael Ruganis Heidi Meier BRUSH Wilireenil 9:30 a.m. to 2p.m., at Ellington his s ta ff will prepare and the naires do not have to give their Susan O’Brien Unsley Spencer Catherine Menard ASSORTED JUNIOR SIZE Cynthia Sullivan Debra Miller High School. chamber will pay the other names if they do not wish to. LADIES' & CHILDREN'S Margaret Ortyl Elephant AFTER SHAVE Petroleum Jelly The conference is being half. Lunch will be served at Carol Tantillo Janice McQann VITAMIN Some of the other questions Polly Owen shape with or Pre-Shove planned hopefully to identify noon. asked concern housing costs, Deborah Ritzen Bruce Taylor James McKeown All purpose dressing for] some of the needs and problems From 1 to 2 p.m. those atten means of transportation, social SPORT S W IM CAPS Loma Roberts Donald Wiser Thomas O’Brien long "trunk” t 400 MG scrapes, cuts and rash. of the Senior Citizens and to ding will divide into groups to activities, food and nutrition, Water-tite. Patricia Roca Chris Pinto handle. Lb. Valerie Pozzato coordinate efforts towards cor discuss their needs on a priority medical care and the area of PUSH One size fits all. Susan Satryb for Jar. recting them. basis. Elach group will have a greatest need. TOYS Textured patterns Nancy Sforza Scott Price. CAPSULES ASSORTED JUNIOR SIZE Eileen Quinlan Walgreens, in Reg- In the three-town area there leader and a resource person in white. George Simmons (Honors) are some 3,500 residents who Choice of golf, badmiton, Ingrid Saur ONLY uiar or menthoiated. working with it. BROOM Nancy Skillen Deborah Anderson are 60 years old or older. It was The Rev. Mr. Mortimer will S’TRIKES TWICE archery, play fishing, horse-1 Peggy Skipper Kim Schumann Regularly S9c. 5:oz^ Frank Angell Joanne Shortell with the urging of Glen Roberts be moderator for the morning DUNCAN, S.C. LAP) - shoe or croquet sets. Sturdy Stanley Stawick KimBerger sesion. Lightning ran into an electric Nancy Von Hone of the chamber, that that group plastic. $1.44 Value Sheila Saunders Helenmarie Bloniarz formed a committee to study range at the Early Watson Karensue Wendus lOO's Following the group dis David 'Thomas Mary, Brescia the needs of this group and to cussions, the group leaders will home and knocked out the M Debra Thompson Annette Zotti Electric Horn* range clock. Ideal lot garage, sidewalk, drive or palio. 9 9 i Value Elizabeth Bulger )12PIEGEHiircutting S«t coordinate and direct efforts meet to discuss and coordinate YOUR SET Y Watson tried to fix it but Kay Vanderpoel Mark Cameron toward taking care of these their findings. Mrs. Christine H " head with Palmyia bristles; long screw- Diane Welles INCLUDES needs. was unsuccessful. A month in handle. Briah Carruthers, Lewis, a representative of the later, lightning ran into the Marianne White Virginia Chuck Roberts said many programs State Department on Aging has range a second time and the Reg. $1.29 SALE Kenneth Craft (Honors) are being operated for the Daniel Baddeley Regi clock started working again, he JUNIORS Christine Dawley $T.09 elderly but meaningful ac said. Nancy Bailey SAVES GREAT GIFT IDEAS! . (High Honors) Denise DeMarchant tivities are needed also. The Patricia Beatrice V O U M O NEY! ''•Wrl,;, Anne BarUm Mary DiBacco coordination of ail of the efforts 1 ^ Maryann Bellinghiri PANASONIC Yvonne Chenette Shawn Doherty could lead to federal or state Po-Do Lisa Chesterton Karen Blinn funding for some of the Reg. 9.95 ''BALL AND CHAIN" 4-Player Sally Clark y programs. They’re small, GOLF BALLS Mary Qoutier The Rev. John Mortimer, Jean Cowden ONLY CONTAC CRIBE AGE pastor of Rockville United Lively 8i tough. Built to "t.ke it' BADMINTON SET Sheryl Daigle COLD Methodist Church, suggested but expensive. RADIO Gregory Ertel BABY OIL, POWDER, the one-day conference to allow Complete with rockets, bird, $499 I# I Karen Fistler SCHICK CAPSULES CRAZY COLORS net & cose. ^ VOlUC MILK BATH OR the Senior Citizens to express A. Lisa F r ^ Hot SLEEVE OF 10 their needs and wishes. Virginia Goldsmith SAUNA BATH! SHAMPOO Mrs. Helen Abuza, president «R70 ■ lather Janice Gorecki CHAMBLY I 2 9 of the Hockanum Valley Com o $ ] A 8 8 Karen Green Machine PURE, BABY MILD FORMULAS. munity Services Council, and $359 WITH 2 SHAVING Kathryn Herbst m m r iH n Quart size toiietries to OIL A SHAMPOO. Mrs. Turza Perry, a member of Judith Upton CARTRIDGES. moke every both a lux the board of directors, along Golden Crown B. Judith Mtftin urious treat for mom! 16 OZ. with several area women’s Mhr 2- M « y e r *i-v.lu e $ 1 2 9 Sharon McGovern $ 1 2 8 8 POWDER 14 OZ. groups, are assisting the PANASONIC BADMINTON SET .| Deborah McMillan i h i M a i L . chamber in arranging the con- WOOD Wayne Newcomb ferencej Anne Pacheco Among the groups assisting TOOT-A-LOOP John Parker MamriMn ■B-i waiihB! G IL L E T T E CLAIROL will be the Vernon Jaycee 2 GOLF TEES RIGHT GUARD J O H N S O N 'S Bag of 100 $1.09 Value TENNIS Meredith Peterson Wives, the Junior Women’s - C. "A RADIO YOU WEAR' Heidi Renslow T R A C I I F IN A L N E T Clubs of Vernon and Ellington, Michael Sheridan DEODORANT the Vernon League of Women RACKET B A B Y 8 OZ ASSORTED COLORS Nancy Steele ftn^net Voters, Church Women United C Unda Vogel BLADES HEG SI 89 and the Suburban Women’s 13OZ.BRONZE CAN LOTION SI.SS Colleen Wells REG. 994 Club of Vernon, Ellington and A. A termite has straight antennae, an ant has Steven White Tolland. "elbowed” antennae. ID-n JUST ONLY IKINGSIZE 66x27 ■ in. $ 1 2 8 8 Value (Honors) C M id m A One of the things these groups Richard Anderson are coordinating is the B. Termites have a thick "waist". Their heads om quality ONLY 3 Monica Bloniarz ilMlMt transportation to the con and bodies appear to be one part. The flying PRO 100 ONLY ant has a distinct head and body connected David Comerata watch with ference, and drivers are Tina DiBenedetto PKG. OF 5 REG . $1.29 needed. Anyone wishing to by a narrow “waist".** the 3-year Vivid colors. Heavy duty vinyl. Unda Doss REG. $1.09 9oz. volunteer should call the C. Both pairs of wings on a termite are of equal Cynthia Eichacker unconditional 65 DIFFERENT STYLES chamber at 872-0587 or the ength. On the ant, the front wings are much $1.49 Value Itobert Fahle FOR MEN AND WOMEN Hockanum Valley Serices A IR S1.49 value A A SUMMER PREVIEW FOR MEM ALWAYS $55 TO $675 longer than the back wings. Electra Ruth Feighn “ guarantee PRO Center at 872-8318. 3-ROU PACK BRECK SHAMPOO Philip Gale FOR GRADUATION ANACIN Drivers will not have to re Portable 8 Track CRITERION Termites and flying ants cause thousands of Rebecca Gale $44 TO $560 DOUBLE-DUTY main at the conference but may MATTRESS V V dollars worth of damage to property each year in DELUXE IMPORTED BRIAR Catherine Halliday Choose bracelet watches, TUMS 7 or. return to pick up their CARTRIDGE strap watches, sports or the Greater Hartford area alone. John Harrington REGTS1.25 passengers about 2:30 p.m. Above is a chart that will help the novice dress watches, diamond REG . 89^ R E G .39< Sharon Hazen watches, automatics, ' The questionnaires have a distinguish between termites and flying ants. But PLAYER PEPSI PIPES Leigh Anne Hennessey waterproofs and calendar ANACIN CHOICE OF NORMAL, registration form on thefront. telling the difference isn't enough. If you think Donald Holbrook watches. In stainless ..aw.-.,':'.....• Mrs. Abuza would like this por you may have a pe‘st problem, call Abair-Lavery 6 PKG. steel, gold-filled and - D R Y , O IL Y Cynthia Hopkins 14K gold. NOW JUST tion returned by May 30 so the the pest control people, for a free inspection If ' ONLY Melinda Humphry BOTTLE OF lOO Best of all, your grad, committee can arrange for evidence of pests is found Abair-Lavery will tell ONLY A A ^ Darlene Ignatowicz transportation and lunch. , you what has to be done and give you a free uate gets 3 years of REG. $1.29 Reg. SI.99 ' Lynn Johnson <' service absolutely FREE. ONLY Questionnaires are available estimate. 99 JUST • Totrt Conirol • Oparalas on Batiory Mary-Ellyn Johnson at any area banks or libraries, This remarkable value * Eloctric Channel Soloctar Switch' SALE ENDS SUNDAY NIGHT Howard Jones offer will be withdrawn LIMIT 3 at several area stores, at the ©Abair Janet Keneney June 23rd. Services Center, lit. 30, or the Douglas King chamber office, LaFayette lavery M lM llTtU lOC/U WE HONOR COMPANV nBvnmio MKis on Julia Lamb Square and at the Lottie Fisk W l M in H I lOC/U WE HONOR TA« P4it Conirot P0Op/§ iD i n r ia i mikhjdioisi - motlorchac^ WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTHlIS SALE starts to day and Mary Lauble ISALE ITEM QUANTITIES L4MITEO TO STOCK IN STOREI Building, Henry Park. TWIWTMAi 111 CAPO nomnuo nKis on SALE starts to day and Not RetpixuiWe lor TvpogrdjVuc^l Erfms ' runs thru Saturday Night! Mara Lavitt tDinm ti MiKnnnDisi- mastdr chargt WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Forms may be left at any of OJ Patricia Loch tie w iMMB cai« runs thru Saturday Night! these places or may be mailed Not Reipontibie for Typcxyaphrcal Errors ' 649-1390 Susan Luth TcwtuM-siLvtauirrmsiNcriNo to the chamber office. Dick Maguire tU Main SIraat In Downtown Manchaitor » Hartlofd • Middlolown • New Britain 1 I □ j w c V 1 \ A A PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 23, 1973 ^N C H ESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Wed., May 23. 1973- PAP.R TWENTY-ONE Obituaries Documents Held Zone Bid Manchester Roger A. Marlin American Legion, all in Mrs. Harry F. Hanson Sr. Hollow Victory Rockville. HanrljpHtpr Eitpttmg Umilb Hospital Roger A. Martin, 55, of 289 Mrs. Anna M. Hanson of Withdrawn Other survivors are a son, Meriden died this morning in In Bank Vault Lloyd St., Newington, a Lloyd D. Munroe Jr., and a Notes partner in the Corner Soda Shop Middletown. She was the wife daughter, Donna A. Munroe, of Harry F. Hanson Sr. and WASHINGTON (AP) - eight related supplementary <, % The First Hartford Realty ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) - and the fine can be maiied in. at Main and Bissell Sts., died papers bound together in a blue both of Talcottvllle; and two mother .of Mrs. Peter Eantar- Documents taken from the Corp. Monday night withdrew a (VISITING HOURS) ’This City’s |5 fine for smoking The ordinance was voided last Tuesday afternoon at stepbrothers, Robert Foster pia of Porter St. White House bv ousted Counsel plastic cover and carrying a request for a zone change from marijuana apparently is on the October by a district judge but Manchester Memorial Hospital John W. Dean HI and security classification. Intermediate Care Semi- and Philip Foster, both of South Other survivors are a son, a Rural to A Zone at the May way out. the law remains in effect pen after being stricken while at Dean, who has been granted private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 ding appeals. Portland, Maine. sister and three grandchildren. described by President Nixon business-meeting of the Plan The Ann Arbor City Council work. Funeral services will be as extremely sensitive traveled limited immunity to testify ning and Zoning Commission. p.m. 8 p.m.; private rooms, 10 has voted 6-3 to rescind the law Should the city law be Mr. Martin had been Funeral services will be Friday at 10 a.m. at the Burke to the Senate Watergate com before the Senate investigating ’The request had asked that a.m. - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m' - 8 p.m. but a public hearing and repealed, stiffer state associated with the Comer Soda Friday at the Lamphier- Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., mittee by way of a bank vault committee, has never the zone be changed to A for the Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.; another vote will be necessary sentences will go into effect. Keeling Funeral Home, 122 W. fe' I 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Shop for more than three years. Rockville. The Rev. Robert H, and a federal judge. elaborated on what the building of apartments or con before the ordinance is They include a maximum He was born in Van Buren, Main St., Meriden. Burial will 1 V Wellner, rector of St. John’s Nixon said in his latest documents might contain, dominiums. Due to recent court Intensive. Care and (Coronary repealed officially. sentence of one year in jail and Maine, and was an Army be in Indian Hill Cemetery, Episcopal Church, will of Middletown. Watergate statement ’Tuesday beyond saying they have a rulings upholding the M Zone, it Care: Immediate family only, Current violators are ticketed a $2,000 fine for possession. veteran of World War II. He bearing on Watergate. • anytime, limited to five ficiate. Friends mae call at the that the documents "must re is,now necessary that an area was a communicant of St. Friends may call at the main secret” because they deal In his statement ’Tuesday, be zoned M for such uses. minutes. Mary’s Church, Newington, funeral home Thursday from 2 funeral home ’Iliursday from 7 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. ... with foreign intelligence Nixon disclosed no direct link Carmine Filloramo, Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. - and a member of the American to 9 p.m. matters. But Dean said he took between the documents taken representing Rirst Hartford 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 Legion Post in Windsor. them from the White House by Dean and the cojlection of Realty, said tha\ the corpora p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., Survivors are his wife, Mrs. because they bore on Watergate 1972 campaign irregularities tion will make another applica and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. Beatrice Wagner Martin; four and he feared their destructipn. known as Watergate. He said tion. He further said that Age Limits: 16 in maternity, sons, Paul Martin of Coventry, E ^ n was fired April 30 in a they concern a 1970 plan to ex Richard Lawrence of Lawrence 12 in othbr areas, no limit in Transfers Memorial Day Special Robert Martin of New Britain, No Hostility White House staff shakeup that pand Intelligence operations Associates, an, architectural seif-service. and Richard Martin and brought the resignation of which was deemed necessary firm, will make a presentation The Rev. Robert J. Burbank, William Martin, both at home; Nixon’s two top aides-H.R. because of unrest in cities and to the commission at its June 4 assistant pastor of the Church nine brothers, Lora Martin of JGreets Rogers Haldeman and John D. colleges. \ meeting to explain the uses of All emergency patients and of the Assumption, has been South Windsor, John Martin of Ehrlichman. On May 3, Dean "It was this unused plan and M Zone. outpatients are requested to use assigned to St. Gabriel’s Newington, Reginald Martin of filed a brief with U.S. District related documents that John The commission also ap the new emergency room en Church, Milford, and has trance off Armory St. Access to Chicopee, Mass., Ludger Mar On His Tour Court Judge John J. Sirica Dean removed from the White proved a subdivision plan of assumed his duties as ad tin of Sanford, Maine, Michael saying he had taken the House and placed in a safe- Howard and Mary Jacobs for .the entrance via existing ministrator of the Milford News Analysis Ml A driveways. Martin of Freeport, Maine, almost constantly as he moved" classified documents from the deposit box, giving the keys to three lots on Hillstown Rd., church. Joseph Martin of San Diego, By BARRY SCHWEID through Mexico City, Managua, J ■ White House and asking the Judge Sirica,” said Nixon. with the recommendation that Pediatrics: Parents allowed 8 Father Burbank; who came to Calif., Carmel Martin of Caracas, Lima, Bogota, Rio de “The same plan, still unused, is a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to mid-’ BRASILIA, Brazil (AP) -- V court to take charge of them. certain subdivision im the Church of the Assumption - Hialeah, Fla., and Lionel Mar Perhaps the most striking Janeiro and Brasilia. And his He attached to his brief the being headlined today.” provements may be delayed un night; others, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. in June' 1970, was a member of tin and Peter Martin, both of aspect of Secretary of State route was changed from the air keys to a safe-deposit box in a Copies of the same til after further development of the task force which organized port in Bogota. Van Buren, Maine; five sisters, William P. Rogers’ trip through, branch of the suburban Alexan documents are in the hands of adjacent property has been th e Manchester Area Mrs. Pauline Sauve of East Latin America is the quiet But police are always on the dria National Bank where he the Watergate committee pnd done. Conference of Churches and Fancies Hartford, Mrs. Yvonne Violette reception he is receiving. scene in Latin America. More said the papers were stashed. government prosecutors, the A pre-application review of a was a member of its board of and Mrs. Anita LaPointe, both important, they have had little He said the documents con result of a ruling by Sirica Hundreds of university proposed resubdivision of the Discharged Tuesday: Martha directors. Req. - Short of Wethersfield, Mrs. Celine students did demonstrate to do during Rogers’ sisted of a 43-page volume and following a brief hearing May Hickory Ridge subdivision of A member of the Manchester Cochenour of McKeesport, Pa., appearances. 14 at which Dean appeared. H. Stevenson, ’Twin Hilis Dr., against the United States in m Philip Bayer off Vernon St. was Coventry; Bonnie L. Smith, 9 Human Reiations Com and Mrs. Theresa Brocha of Colombia, and a car and a U.S. Everyone remembers the made Monday night. missions, he resigned from the Hialeah, Fla.; and a grand violence that marked then-Vice Hickory Dr., Hebron; Eiizabeth flag were burned in Venezuela. The resubdivision was based commission in March when he daughter. Peterson, 333 Lake St., Vernon; But otherwise, the first two- President Richard M. Nixon’s Millstone Closing on two areas of 71 acres which was appointed to the newly The funeral will be Friday at South American tour in 1958 qnd h Christopher Carmichael and Joan Simmons Marion L. Brewer, S6 Dart thirds of his 17-day tour of eight were found to be unsuitable for mouth Rd.; Mary Bruce, 2880 formed I Commission on Aging. 9:30 a.m. from the Newington nations has been noticeably un Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller’s in building) Befoire coming to Memorial Funeral Home, 20 1969. Ellington Rd., South Windsor; eventful as far as protests are Cost $12 Million The commission granted a Holger Larsen, 146 Tanner St.; Manchelster, he was assistant Bonair Ave., with a Mass of the By contrast, Roger’s tour so concerned. request by Atty. Eugene Kelly Linda M. LaPierre and pastor of St. Thomas Church, Resurrection at St. Mary’s far has been a piece of cake. HARTFORD (AP) - The “I have not seen one hostile hike in residential gas service. to hear alternative plans for a daughter, Marlborough; Linda Thomaston. Church, Newinjgton, at 10. face or gesture in the whole The tense moments months of repair work at Commercial rates would be Two Top Students recently denied plan for an Burial will be in Rose Hill A. Saari and daughter, 102 hemisphere,” Rogers told a experienced by his security Millstone Nuclear Power Unit 1 slightly higher. 11,000-foot addition to John Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. men have been caused by hair- Willow Dr., Hebron; John N. group of U.S. Embassy per at,Waterford cost Northeast Devanney’s Highland Park Mathieu, East Hartford. Friends may call at the sonnel here in the Brazilian raising motorcades through Utilities more than |12’million Named at Coventry Market, Highland St. The plan funeral home Thursday from 2 capital ’Tuesday. swarming spectators in for power from alternate will be presented to the com IVIen s Double Knit to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Managua and through a huge HOLLY GANTNER Also. Nancy A. Perry, 35 Police have been on the scene sources, a utility executive School on June 18. Their she was a member of the mission June 4. traffic jam following a soccer [ testified ’Tuesday at a Public MCC Sets Correspondent Walnut St.; Debra Mahoney and parents are Mr. and Mrs. regional champion doubles son. Box 79, Vernon St., Zolton; APPUANCE SERVICENTER Slacks from $14. game in Rio. Utilities Commission hearing; Tel. 742-8795 Robert Simmons, ’Twin Hills team. Claire A. Cataldi and daughter, S an lcm A Parts “Maybe it’s because I’m so Ernest L. Grove Jr., vice Seminar Joan Simmons and Lloyd D. Munroe Sr. Skipper Tells Dr., and Mr. and Mrs. Allan Joan’s out-of-school interests About Town 39 .Norman St.; Albert L. •TYPHnnms • shavbis bland,” he said last week in president of Connecticut Light CSiristopher Carmichael have Carmichael, Mark Dr. Include 4-H, in which she has Reichle, Broad Brook; Heather Manchester Store TALCO’TTVILLB-Lloyd D. Bogota by way of explaining the and Power Co. (CL&P) and' Manchester Community been named "Students with Manchester Grange will have • VACUUM CLEANERS Munroe Sr., 47, of 44 Elm Hill Of Rescue Joan is a member of the long been active, and CYO. She L. and Holly E. Cole, 111 serenity. I executive vice president of College will conduct a Distinction” for the Class of a public card party tonight at 8 • AND MOST PORTABLE Manchester Parkade National Honor Society and plans to attend Keene Walnut St.; Donna J. Gen- Rd. died Monday at his home of In Bad Seas The real reason seems to be Northeast, said the shutdown 1973 at Coventry High School, at Grange Hall, 205 Olcott St. APPLIANCES Hospitality Career Seminar secretary of her class at CHS. State College in New tilcore. 55 Conway Rd. OpOn Mon.-FrI. 8.-30-S natural causes. He was the hus that he is taking a low-key ap- according to an announcement There will be prizes, an auction would cost Northeast another ’Thursday from 2 to 5:30 p.m. in She is active in the language Hampshire where she will SaL 8:30-3 • 643-7577 band of Mrs. Betty Jobe MANCHESTER, Mass. (AP) proach, stressing thjt several million dollars. Grove, the main campus auditorium at from Milton Wilde, principal at table and refreshments, Munroel ^Fiddler’ Gift to Lutz club, ski club, Latin club, prepare for a teaching career. 70njA|I^^IANy|STEI — Credit sharp eyesight with Washington is ready to meet said this expense would be for the college. the school. mathematics club and in girls’ Mr. Munroe was bora May 11, Chris is president of the Buckland School PTA will being a major factor in the any Latin American country replacement parts and repair Frank P. Lattuca Jr., coor The two high ranking sports. She serves on the year 1926 in Canada. He was a National Honor Society at CHS irieet tonight at 7:15 at the rescue of 10 of 12 survivors of half way and that he feels Michael Wilson, with a pair of binoculars, and Cherie Dow. with an insect net, show two of costs, most of which wouldn’t dinator, Food Service hbnage- students will speak at gradua book staff and has a varsity Marine Corps veteran of World and also is a member of the scMSbl. Entertainment will be the charter fishing boat Comet almost no problem between the items to be purchased for Lutz Junior Museum’s summer program at Oak Grove Nature be covered by the builder of the ment Option at MCC, will open tion exercises at Coventry High tetter in badminton for which War II and formerly was mathematics National Honor provided by the Combined All- which broke up and sank seven people or countries cannot be Center. Michael and Cherie are members of Mr. MichaelNofman’s 6th Grade class at plant. General Electric Co. the seminar. Society. His school activities in- employed at Pratt and Whitney solved by quiet discussions. School Band. The program is miles off Point Judith, R.I., Buckley School. The classs donated the proceeds of its production, “Fiddler on the Roof,” In September it was dis Other speakers are David E. clude the ecology club, 9 Division of United Aircraft As he put it during a press open to parents and children. Saturday. Sixteen others died to the museum. Applications for the Lutz summer nature classes are being accepted at the covered th^t' saltwater was -'Stedman Jr., editor and Coventry language club, drama club, in Corp., East Hartford. conference in Bogota: “I can’t Refreshments will be served. by Coast Guard count. museum. (Herald photo by Pinto) leaking into the reactor publisher of Food Service & tramural volleyball and the He was a member of Fayette be sure, but probably the fact Richard Lemmerman of elements at the Millstone unit. Lodging Magazine; Jack> yearbook staff. He is a member Lodge of Masons, Hope that I am making this visit— the 7 Manchester, skipper of the Since then the plant has Schmitt, president of of . the Conservative Commis M a n ch ester Chapter, OES, and the schooner Debibel, which made first of its kind in 40 years by a Associated Restaurants of , operated only about five weeks. sion and the Beautification sw1 the rescue, told the story secretary of state-is ap Connecticut; Miss Linda Democrats' Seek HEALTH CAPSULES® I It recently was shutdown for an Committee where he has been by Michsel A. Petli. M-DT | Tuesday on Decibel’s return to preciated by most people. inspection and more defects Knutsen, director of sales. involved in both the Rid Litter ,her home port. Privately, Rogers and his Holiday Inn, Hartford. SAVINGS SURPRISE VISITOR were uncovered. and recycling efforts. 16 IT o.ia.'To M A V e A H VISITACION VALLEY, Lemmerman, a business party are unhappy and even Nixon Grove said Northeast plans to Following a refreshment Fall Candidates X-RAV u/HEN You're. Chris will attend UConn in the Calif. (AP) — Mr. and Mrs. executive, said he was sailing angry about the account of the restart the plant by the end of break, the seminar will con FRBeNAHTT. government’s Watergate probe, allegation was absolutely false fall, majoring inbiology in Ralph Luque, who have never from Stonington, Conn., to trip in the current issue of Time (Continued from Page One) June. tinue. Speakers for the after HOLLY GANTNER or shine. Annuals, perennials, A LOAN. asked for a meeting today with and a s k ^ to be allowed to tell preparation for a career in zoo owned a cat, were startled Manchester when he spotted magazine. It stresses the Grove’s testimony came noon program are Dr. Chester Correspondent 'trees and shrubs can be traded, when meows came from their U.S. attorneys working on the his side of the story. management. what he took to be a couple of demonstrations, says that conduct” relating to Watergate during the second day of PUC G. Hall Jr., executive vice Tel. 742-8795 and those without plants'to Association bedroom closet recently. case. Earl J. Silbert, who has — The State Department said youngsters in a kayak. But as Rogers’ efforts have met with and a coverup. hearing on a CL&P request for president. National Institute for The nominating committee of exchange will be charged a fee, k A neighbor’s Persian cat had been conducting the case before three department officials and he drew closer he found it was indifference and suggests his an increase of electric and gas the Food Service Industry; the Democratic Town Com ’Those unable to dig plants somehow gotten into the closet In other developments: a federal grand jury, refused to one Pentagon employe were two men clinging to an old trip "may end up as a rates.------Mrs. Alyce Shay, home mittee is seeking persons in themselves in time for the sale and given birth to a litter of — Deputy CIA Director discuss reports he would resign. given lie-detector tests in 1971 Zoo Has Problem four. bench. diplomatic fiasco.” economics consultant. State terested in the Democratic should call Mrs. Joseph Fowler, Watters said in a statement for CBS quoted sources as saying at the urging of Krogh, who was CL&P is asking a 5.9 per cent SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - After a struggle to get the two The secretary of state the House inteltigence subcom Department of Education; Joan nomination for the Town Coun South River Rd., for assistance. rnen aboard Decibel, Lemmer definitely disagrees. He has Silbert had planned to resign looking for news leaks. increase in its residential elec Black Bakos, editor of Fast Zookeepers are in search of a mittee that he now is not sure Tuesday but canceled a news cil, Board of Education, Zoning Moore Away , man said they were told there told reporters traveling with Food magazine; and members mate for love-struck he w as to ld " i t is t-he conference at the last minute. tric service and a 13.4 per cent Board of Appeals and Board of Town Manager Dennis Moore 6 Tu Pie 6 .6 Ho W That IF A were still more than 20 persons him that he expects concrete of the college’s department of Tax Review for November’s “Monster,” a Galapagos tor PRieHAHT MoTHeiZ 16 President’s wish” that the CIA — Gerald Alch, who will be awdy from his Town •>» Personal Notice in the water. Lemmerman im results narrowing the FLY FIROT Hotel and Food Service municipal election. toise at the Hogle Zoo. X-RAYEP, IfiB CHILD block investigation of Nixon represented McCord during the About Town Hall office until the middle of Zoo officials said Monster has WILL HAVE A iFAEATeP. . mediately placed an emergency differences between campaign money channeled INDEPENDENCE, Iowa Management who will discuss , The committee plans to inter next week. Town Clerk In loving memory of our dear husband, Watergate trial, disputed some (AP) — Michael Connell has a been looking for a girlfriend CHAHCE oF PBS/ELOPiaa^ call to the Coast Guard. Washington and the countries through a Mexican bank. Additional contributors to the MCC’s approach to hospitality view all prospmtive nominees Elizabeth Rychling is in charge father and grandfaUier, Frank J. Kosak, With a Coast Guard cutter on he is visiting. of his former client’s testimony pilot’s license but not a driver’s fund for purchasing American education. and has wooed a garbage can LeuiCBMIA LATb r . who passed away May 23, 1969. Waiters last week attributed prior - to making recommen during his absence. its way, Lemmerman and his before the Watergate com license. flags and flagpoles for Main St. ’The seminar is open to secon lid, a feeding pan and a rock. •7“ wwimhwi. that statement to Haldeman. dations for endorsement to the If II net mfendedfo be ela eagnesticnelw* So sadly missed along life’s way, mittee. McCord said Alch urged Connell made his first solo are Mr. and Mrs. John Melesko crew managed to pick up an ad — Cox, who has been dary school teachers or other Democratic Town Committee. Quietly remembered every day, ditional eight survivors. It was Police Log him to say the break-in was a flight recently on his 16th Sr. of 69 Summer St. and educators interested in finding No longer here our life to share. nominated to head the The first interview session is especially difficult to do CIA operation; Alch said the birthday. He e ects to obtain But In our hearts he Is always there. Judith A. Cardinal, 21, of a driver’s licens. soon; Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post out what i^ available in slated for tomorrow night at the because of high sgas. American Legion hospitality education. East Hartford, was charged Town Hall. Sadly missed. “We had to come alongside to Wife, Giildren and Tuesday on a Circuit Court 12 All those interested in run windward to protect those in Grandchildren arrest warrant with issuing a ning for elective office are to * % the water from "the seas,” the bad check and fourth-degree contact a menrber of the ^ skipper said. “We had to tie larceny. She was released on nominating committee to make In loving memory of George A them to the boat until we could her written promise to appear an appointment for an inter S^lngton, who passed away May 23 come about and pull them on L.T. WOOD in court June 4. view. (Committee members are board.” Richard Cromie, Rita Zuzel, God took him home. It was His will. inimun^ But in our hearts he liveth still. Lemmerman said he and his The office of Dr. Gilbert Stephen Loyzim, Anthony LfltKa PUHT iWD MHT HIBKET crew passed the shivering sur Boisoneau, 229 E. Center St., Walsh and Clifford Johnson. Sadly Missed. vivors down into the cabin mortgage Mother, Step-faUier and Wife was burglarized sometime late Cromie, who is committee where his daughter wrapped Monday night or early Tuesday chairman, said that the requirement) them 'in, sleeping bags and morning, police said today. . nominating procedure is com Day Specials In lovin memory...... of our...... mother,. whatever else was available. Margaret H. Anderion,irlc who depart^ Approximately ?40 in cash pletely open and will be con this life. May 23, 1965. At first. Decibel’s people was taken in the break. Police ducted in full public view, so planned to transfer the sur We think of you in the morning. say that the office had been dis that the residents of Coventry At the start of a bright new day. vivors to the Coast Guard rupted during a search for" will be fully advised as to the We think of you in the evening. cutter but this plan had to be valuables. potential nominees on the Picture of an 1891 When we look up to God and pray. given up because of high seas You're our shining star in Uie Heavens, The detective bureau of the Democratic ticket in and the poor condition of those The promise of life to come. Manchester Police Department November. We know you’ll be waiting for us. picked up. ik investigating the incident. Glynn Appointed When our stay on this earth is done! When the Coast Guard craft Savings & Loan family James H. Glynn, Eric Dr., Sadly missed arrived, they continueij the FRANKFURTS Police say that vandals threw has been appointed assistant Marjorie and Earl search for others who had been Muriel and Henry a beer bottle through a plate dean of community services at Grandchildren and great aboard the charter craft while glass door at Sears Roebuck Westchester Community Most every living room in the Gav 90’s boasted a family grandchildren the 39-foot Decibel headed for department store, Manchester College, Valhalla, N.Y. He will LB. BOX Point Judith where a medical photograph and many of those living rooms were in nouses Shopping Parkade, late last WHILE THEY U8T team was waiting. replace the present dean, bought with the assistance of Manchester Savings & Loan, night. Henry Doster, who is leaving the college in July. for we were the only financial institution in town in 1891! Immediately prior to this ap Although it is np longer the style today'to display family pointment, Glynn was pursuing U.S.D.A. CHOICE group photographs, it is still very much the custom to a doctoral program at UConn, PORTERHOUSE C T F A If Q finance homes through Savings & Loan. studying under a Mott SIRLOIN W I C H IItO Fellowship scholarship. His So if you are planning to buy a home you may qualify for the EDMUND J. GORMAN ‘ » r i ‘ hipi , experience includes an ad : • ! r F: w minimum Savings & Loan mortgage requirement of 5%. a n n o u n c e s t h e o p e n in g o f a n o f f i c e ministrative assisjRntship at \ ’i i’ v.. ■■ -K It -r FI Florida Atlanta University and EXTRA UAN MEXTHAIEAM You can add the costs of repairs or remodeling later on FOR THE TRANSACTION OF assistant director of the without a refinancing charge. And you can pay up your S&L Northwest Community School r e a l e s t a t e s a l e s . mortgage early without penalties. Come in and talk home Development Center at Eastern Chuck Ground a*1 |Hamburg Patties AT Connecticut State College. financing tomorrow. No obligation, of course. SEE OUR ADV. ON PAGE 23 IN TODAY’S HERALD His career includes 20 years 604 m i d d l e t u r n p ik e e a s t in the United States Air Force IF YOU UKE THE BEST GIVE US A TEST MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 06040 from which he retired in 1970. Glynn and his wife, Lorraine, freezer w it h u .s .d .a . cho ice h ih d , forequarter or s id e MANCHESTER’S OLDEST FINANCIAL INSTITUTION LENDER TELEPHONE (203) 646-4040 Est. have three daughters. jF J E E F - SAVE AHD EAT UKE A KIH6I Plant Exchange 1007 MAIN STREET. NEAR MAPLE STREET - TEL 649-4588' COVENTRY OFFICE - ROUTE 31 - TEL 742-7321 |20,00(^ SON 1941 The - Beautification Com 51 BISSELL ST. 643-8424 REAR OF ICE PLANT B.D. PEA R L ^ mittee will sponsor its fourth annual plant exchange and sale PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE 649 MAIN ST. TEL. 643-2171 MANCHESTER at Guido’s Supermarket Satur [WE ACCEPT FOOD ST A M P S CLOSED RRONDAY, M EM ORIAL DAY day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., rain * PAGE TWENTY-TWO •■_MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancbeiter, Conn., Wed., May 23, lg73 Tolland ^ N C H p rg R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed.. May 23. 1973 ^ PAGE TWENTY-THRF.p. lO li Shows Public Ex-Prisoner Of War Reflects Ambulance, Arts Group ‘The Way It Is’ On Lessons Learned In Captivity Get Use of Town Barn SUSAN k l e m e n s The open house was held in can like. But this requires a lit responsibility for retarded per BERUN, N Y. (AP)-Over It was 2VS years before bis (Herald Reporter) conjunction with Saturday’s sons. , part of captivity was occupying tle work.” VIVIAN V. KENNESON TVAA plans to use the subdivision on Crystal Lake ‘‘If we’re going to show five years -of torture and family learned he was even his mind. He said he spent a seminar “To Gain a The seminar was the first un Goodermote said he profitted Correspondent downstairs level of the bam Rd., 1,600 feet north of Doyle anything, we’ll show you the deprivation in prisoner of war alive. In that time, his wife total of 11 months in solitary Tel. 87M704 while the Arts group will use Rd., on a 60-acre parcel. Perspective,” featuring dertaking of its kind in the camps have in some ways psychologically from imprison way it is,’’ amimented Dave speakers focusing on the ne divorced him. He now refuses confinement, including the first ment The Tolland Volunteer Am the second floor. TVAA plans to Gardner noade application for Moyer, advisor to Instructors of seventeen-year history of the turned out to be worth a to talk about it. of the handicapped. Df. Melvyn organization. two months of his captivity. “ I think you learn to utilize bulance Association (TVAA) use the garage, a meeting six of eight propoMd lots off the Handica^ied (lOH). Ufetime to Wayne K. Gooder- Goodermote concedes he and “The first project I ever un and. Arts of Tolland were given room, and partition a section of Old Post Rd. for developer Reich, assistant professor of mote. your strong points. Yoii learn to And “ the way it was’ ’ education at the University of his mother disagree about some dertook was to go throu^ and try to compensate for your permission to use the town’s the room for training sessions. August Loehr. A total of 35 The handsome, 29-year-old asp^ts of the war. happened at Sunday’s lOH open Connecticut, detailed the organize all the states. First of weak point^improve upon bam, for an indefinite time, by , The Arts group has had acres, Loehr noted each lot bouse, a program desired to About Town Navy lieutenant compares Mrs. Goodermote, who cam- all was to come up with all 50 of the Board of Selectmen architect Sudbaker V. would be three to four acres emotional needs of the some aspects of his captivity in them ... I used to hiave a violent create community awareness retarded; Dr. John F. Owley, paighed last year for them-and you had nothing at temper. I still do. But I find 1 Tuesday night. Nagardeolekar of Grahaber Rd. with an average of 800-foot of the needs of the handicapped. St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild .five different North Viet Democratic presidential qll to write this down with. It’s First Selectman Erwin look at the building. His opinion depth. professor of education at will meet ’Thursday at 11 a.m. namese prisoner of war camps can control it much more easily ’Through total participation by nominee George McGovern, done in your mind ... But it gets now ... Stoetzner said that the two is that the building is struc Representing builder UConn, stressed the in the parish hall of the church. to the life of retirees. both instructors and emotional educational needs of the said in 1971 she and her husband old after awhile. So then you “Before I was a rather quiet- groups could use the building, turally sound but that the roof Frederick Bilow, Gardner sub ly ^ physically handicapped Members are reminded to bring ^’They sit around. They look were frustrated by a U.S. find another problem. I used to located in the rear of the ad leaks. Plans aTe tentative, ac mitted an application for two retarded; Dr. David A. sandwiches. Dessert and back at their life. They think and reserved individual. Now I individuids, the open bouse lost Sorensen, area program direc government which “keeps sup sit there and do algebra and normally initiate the conversa ministration building, for as cording to Arts treasurer Stuart lots on Torry and two lots on beverages will be served by about the things they liked, the its “ show” atmosphere tor for the Springfield Depart porting the corrupt Saigon calculus .problems (in my tion and I can keep it going for long as they want or need it. Danforth, but a "considerable Old Stafford Rds. Mrs. Gertrude (Cannon, Mrs. things they don’t like, the mis prevalent in previous years and government and not doing head),” he said. hours with a total stranger.” _____ A TVAA President Eugene amount of money would be The PZC tabled action on all ment of Mental Health, ad Bessie Kasche and Mrs. Louise takes they made,” he said. “I retained its essential learning vocated increasing community anything about our prisoners of “( ^ of the most important Goodermote, who said he has A Stitch In Time Catches 1929 Marquette inquired about the needed to refurbish the bam.” three items, pending in Hotchkiss. spent years doing that. And now war.” format, Moyer explained. things I learned was the impor had many job offers, plans to 11,000 set aside in the budget for The tentative plans call for vestigations. I have years ahead of me where lypical of the weekly Sunday “ We’ve spent hours dis tance of other people,” Gooder decide by July 1 whether to A knitted sweater provides a humorous touch to an or repair of the bam. Sbwtzner the establishment of an arts Burgundy Park I can say, okay, now is your se Classic Car Club of America afternoon swimming lessons cussing this,” Goodermote mote said. “ Everybody, study architecture or remain in namental radiator cap on a 1929 Lincoln Greyhound which regional meeting in stated he would try to find it. center with varied programs in Town Counsel Robert King cond chance at living.” said. Northbrook, 111. (AP photo) held from October through regardless of who they are, you the Navy. Howard Hollenbaugh, Gary, Ind., exhibited recently at the The barn has just become cluding a theater-in-tbe-round, will be asked for clariflcation of May, the open house consisted Lack of time has been available as the new town gar pottery making and dance. whether Burgundy Park is a of three 35-minute classes with Goodermote’s biggest problem \ Long-range plans would even “ Essefntialiy she’s on one side age is completed and the town legal subdivision, the deed children and adults from since he was freed in March. of the fence and I’m on the equipment will be moved. tually include a-real thea^. having been Hied vdth the town Manchester and the surroun “ Time is extremely Danforth noted that the floor other side. All our conver According to Marquette, the clerk in 1957. ding area, and one class with valuable,” he said at his sations have been very friendly. would have to be rebuilt, and, Mrs. Mary Kramer, owner of students from the Mansfield parents’ home here in the with only $2,400 in the fund At this stage in the game there the tract, appeared before the ’Training School. Instructors Taconic Mountains in eastern is absolutely no animosity on PRE-NOUDAY . drive to date, donations are still PZC for approval of lot 54, and students swam, splashed New York’s Rensselaer County. Smart appliance buuers, my part and I’m sure ... on her 2 sou^t. stating a zoning permit bad and played, apparently un “You have but one life, and Buff Cap PUD part. I understand the reason SALB been issued and seeking infor aware of the diverse crowd therefore you’d better live she feels the way she does and Planning and Zoning Com mation regarding the respon seated in the bleachers. every second of it. I’m sure she understands the mission Chairman Douglas sibility of the road that would Following the classes, “ Before capture, I came way I feel and the reason for this is the week uou've Prior reported that the com have to be built. American National Red Cross home from work in the evening, it.” mission is in favor of Plained Mrs. Kramer’s spokesman, swimming certificates were and I sat down and I watch^ Goodermote said his political Unite Development (PUD), but Terry Kreido, was told that the awarded to those students com Monday night at the Movies, orientation swung from middle refused comment on wbet^ it owner would have to build the pleting a level of instruction. Tuesday Night at the Movies, of the road to extreme conser been waiting fo^ is specifically in favor of the road, storm sewers, etc., Diana Lindsey, 321 E. Center Wednesday Night at the vative during his captivity. 3 proposed 2,000-unit develop before the town would approve St., and Eld DeGroff, Coventry, Movies. If I read three or four “When I was shot down, I ment off Buff Cap Rd. and maintain it. were awarded beginner cer books a year I was lucky. On probably fell someplace in the Richard Bums, lives in Kreido stated they would tificates, Barbara Ambrose, 28 Friday night I might go out and middle of the political spec the vicinity of the proposed an>ear at the next PZC meeting Ricky ToUa, Instructors of the Handicapped student, tries Scott Dr.; Elske Damman, play bridge ... I look at televi trum,” he said. AL CATALANO PUD, posed the direct question for King’s reply. to persuade his teacher Laurie Darling to take a ^ve with White Birch Dr., Tolland; Guy sion now and it nauseates me.” PmUmtAOnLitnugm “All the while I was up there at Monday’s PZC meeting. Sign Violations him at the annual lOH open house Sunday at the Frechette, Ivorytown; E^rah His captivity brought other (in prison) I went further and Prior’s answer was tlut tte Zoning Ekiforcement Officer Manchester High School pool. The event featur^ classes Hearn, 25 Deming St., South problems. When Gi^ermote further to the right. I think you 72M*T , $3295 commission has worked on was shot down during an aerial C h ^ M l H t . HT, V4, K, piarles Regan reported that he by lOH members and the installation of new officers for Windsor, and Chris Duff, 34 can understand why this would PUD regulations for almost two Hunter St., attained advanced photography mission in Aupst bad concluded an inspection of the coming year. (Herald photo by Klemens) happen. You have to keep 72raiT0 $2295 years and feels that adoption of commercial properties regar beginner status. 1967 he had been married for a yourself hqked up psy lw*ee«»*.Hekl*eck,wiww»- reguiations means control and a ding possible sign violations. Also, Malcom Ross, (Coven year and was a recent graduate chologically all the time. a ir c m iA, v li^ l tighter rein over large Regan’ noted severaj try, and Guy Frechette, of the University of Rochester Therefore, as you get their 72KTM $2995 developments. violations, due mainly to ig Ivorytown, received cer School of Business. propaganda, which is all ■ w n n a a t^>. H T, m m ., r i^ An informal presentation of norance of regulations, and idl tificates for the intermediate against everything that you the prt^Misal was heard May 7 but two have been corrected. Andover Defeats level, and Mary Ellen Chicoine, believe in, you’re gonna move 7.1 NNT $2695 with plans for the 700-acre / ’Those two, Pat and Mike’s 71 Spring St., Rockville, was further and further right ... I parcel explained by represen- / Sunoco and 3-Sons Service Gulf, awarded a swimmer cer don’t even fit on the scale tatives of Design Group i. ’The have been notified by mail, with tificate. Masons Planning anymore.” plans call for eUerly rental,un- Rham Referendum New officers for the year O m *U CcHrton ito . w o m . V«9. court actipn the next step. Goodermote said he thinks its, genral and garden ^Stellar Evening^ Regan also recommended Yesterday’s referendum In the district towns of Hebron, 1973-74 were installed in the his views will moderate with apartments, condominiums,, torchlight ceremony following. 700US $2295 that Del-Air Campground be Andover and Marlborough on changing terms of regional Friendship Lodge of Masons time, but he believes he would and single-family homes, ’The Manchester High School 441 S.4r. HT, V-S, K, n , air denied a permit renewal until board of education members from 3 to 4 years was will have what its worshipful remain “pretty conservative.” CMMi spread over a ten-year building Tax Assessor Stuart Tinkham Round Table Singers sang master calls “ A Stellar period. defeated with Andover Voting against the change. He said he would know in five 70 OLDS $2295 receives a list of names, ad "You’ll Never Walk Alone’’ as Evening” when it meets years whether his time as a O ah a 4 -4 m t , V -I, hy^iaaiatlc, ft, Open q»ces planned include In order to have passed, it was necessary for all three student Debrah Hearn of South M dresses, and type of equipment Thursday night in the Masonic ROW was worth it. a golf course, five recreation of campers store year- towns to have voted in favor of the referendum. Windsor passed the lOH whistle , Temple at 7:30. “ It will depend on what 70FOIO $1495 areas, and a village green. The round. The total vote in all the towns was extremely small with from ou^oing president Mark Robert A. Haugh, the master, M o t m U M r., 4 qrl, itaiidani » happens in South Vietnam,” planners provided charts and This information is required less than ten per cent of the voters turning out in any of tte Silhavy to Marybeth ’Tucker, in will welcome the officers of Goodermote said. “ If they are figures which stated the town in PZC regulations. towns. coming president. Other of ^ .Nliuichester Lodge of Masons in able to hold out and exist as an TOCiMAM $2495 would evenjtually realize an an ,V’ Mr. HT, V 4 , a u la , s ir b a d M Matt, By town, the vote was: Hebron, 75 to 30 in favor; ficers installed were Tom V i frdtemal visitetion. independent country, or if they viaytliau nual 1254,650 revenue from the Marlborough, 38 to 10 in favor; Andover, 66 to 33 opposed. Latham, vice president; Irene William Saars of Niantic, the decide under their own free will development, compared to a Meadowbrook PTO Messier, business secretary; .grand master of Masons in to unite with the North, then I 70MfitC $1995 subdivision on the same land of M aattfa 4-4 m t , V -S , a a tw iia Hi . tt, The MeadtWbrook PTO will Jean Pastel, corresponding Conitecticut, will also attend. figure that our objective is ac 500 homes at an annual deficit meet at 8 tonight in the all secretary; Mike Schensie and ' The Entered Apprentice complished.” A of 1561,000. 69 OLDS $1495 purpose nxmt. Hebron Ann McKenzie, sergeants-at- degree will be coneerred by The tall, lanky Navy officer, O a lla 4-4mt, V -I, hy4ramall«, P|, Burns was one of ap n,«iayll«ak Following the business arms; Debbie Santacrose, Read Herald Advertisements Manchester Lodge. on convalescent leave until proximately 100 residents meeting and election of of pubiic relations; and Lisa Aug. 1. said the most difficult 69BUICK $1695 attending the hearing, who ficers, Arts of Tolland will Silhavy, treasurer. U $*c» 4-4r. HI, V -I, avit., fn PI, question^ the proposal very v ta y llr a . make a presentation of their Girl Scout, Brownies carefully. He stated Monday, summer program. Questions 69P0NT $1695 however, that he has recon It’s back! The once-a-year sale that H iM M r. HT, « cyl, aatainarii, will be answered, and registra Get Awards, Fly-Ups ralMwcImMatt. sidered his original feelings and tion for classes will be smart appliance buyers have been waiting for... Y can see some town benefits, accepted. Frigidaire Week. Right now, prices have been slashed on 60 PONT $1595 such as widening Buff Cap M. ANNE EMT are Mrs. Lowell Manary, Mrs. KLH and Garrard : v '. % HwliW M r. H^ 4 ty l, aaltaMtlc, The public is invited to at John Ring and Mrs. Archie Vin dependable, top-quality Frigidaire appliances. So come on smart ^ th ry l I tw h a d u l M a ll. at the time of the developers tend. (Correspondent mOlCK $1395 would be installing sewer pipeg, Tel. 228-3971 cent. Mrs. Peter Hadley, Mrs. appliance buyers, save big— this is yourweek for Frigidaire. ■ m I m M S 4*er, y - l, aula. Pi, PK and the larger amount of ojien All Hebron Girl Scout and Raymond Allain and Mrs. |^WfelMW% olf AMi A Philip Pineo assisted with the space compared to 70 acres if a Correction Brownie Troops are culminating a year’s activity ceremonies for Troop 5153. 67 PONT $1095 500-home subdivision was The Herald incorrectly stated laavM l ^ wafM , V-I, aula, Pi^ planned. with Court of Awards and Fly- Thursday at 6:30 p.m.. Troop n^vffydcon. ^ that Donocratic Town (Com Up ceremonies this week. 5264 will have its (Court of 1 Bums also took the opportuni mittee members voted 15 to 13 ^M brY Othtrs^Ar ty to state that the Tolland PZC Last Friday TYoop 5130 held a Awards and potluck supper at to adopt new bylaws at its May potluck supper and Court of 6:30 at (Camp Nipe Wauke on ) J is one of the best in the state. 11 meeting. The vote was 15 to Awards at the Hebron East St. Mrs. James Derby and Subdivision 3. ____ - PONTIAC Surveyor Everett Gardner, (Congregational (Church under Mrs, Ernest Merbler, troop All registered Democrats the direction of their leader, leaders, are in charge of the representing three different will have the opportunity to PARK developers, made subdivision Mrs. George Alden and Mrs. details. vote on the proposed bylaws at Charles W^ace. On the 29th, TYoop 5247 will “IMMMIMnpiilai applications to the PZC'Mon tonight’s caucus at 8 at the Mid - NriteMir' day. Tuesday, Troops 5251 and 5153 have its Brownie Fly-Up ; dle School. held joint Brownie Fly-Up ceremonies at the Hehron 373USUN«clittv Monroe Moses is the Copies of the bylaws will be developer foira proposed 41-lot ceremonies at the Gilead Hill Elementary School after 1 ^ ^ 6 4 9 -2 8 8 1 available at the caucus. School. Leaders for TYoop 5251 school. TYoop leaders are Mrs. -Robert Cone, Mrs. Joseph TYalongo and Mrs. Bartello Get 100% Frost-Proof Here’s a 20.3 cu. ft. Get a 100% Frost-Proof Save on this Frigidaire Here’s another value: A Frigidaire Petrollto. convenience for less Frigidaire side-by-side 15.2 cu. ft. Frigidaire re range with an Ejdctri- during Frigidaire washer and dryer pair featuring family- Brownie TYoop 5045 will bold refrigeratoc.-freezer. frigerator that's just 30" clean oven tha^an clean size washday capacity. Normal and Its Fly-Up ceremonies oh tte Week. This 17.0 cu. It's 100% Frost-Proof wide yet holds up to 166 itself automajically, leav ft. Frigidaire Custom Gentle wash cycles plus exclusive 30th at Hebron Elementary and organized from lbs. of frozen foods in the ing a m e re ^ h that wipes Flowing Heal for fast, even drying. Imperial model has a top to bottom. Another 4.75 cu. ft. freezer. And away with^ damp cloth. School. Its leaders are 5^ . 4.75 cu. ft. freezer that WCDA3T/DA3T Jack Baker, Mrs. E. Horton and Frigidaire Week value. get it for less, now during Featur^a Cook-Master 2 stores up to 166 lbs. FPCI3-203VU Frigidaire Week. oven pontrol for even Mrs. Edgar Layman. FPC13-170TT FPI3-152TT Ik' ter convenience. All Girl Scouts and Brownies '-36S will participate in the annual I k Memorial Day parade on the THATS RIGHT SOUND IDEAS DOES IT AGAIN. 28th. They will assemble at TWO OF THE BEST KNOWN NAMES IN STEREO OPEN Rham Hi^ School at 10:30a.m. COME TOGETHER TO PRODUCE OUR $300 In full lu^orm. DOLLAR SYSTEM. FREE THURS., TYo(^ 5284 wiU assist the American Legion by decorating INCLUDED IS: IN THE HOUSE 3 all marked graves with flowers FRI. before the day of the parade. SURVEY OF YOUR LA KLH MODEL SS Kindergarten RECEIVER. AIR CONDITIONER TILL The afternoon kindergarten at the Hebron Elementary 7 NEEDS 9 P.M. School will stay for both A #T W O KLH'MOOEL 32 SPEAKERS WITH sessions on Friday in order to r WOOFERS AND T TWEETERS. make up one session missed due to an early closing this winter. I Children should bring a cold lunch. They may purchase milk I A GERRARD 40 0 RECORD CHANGER for.'5 cents. MgidaireVfoek b here! Summer Course WITH BASE, OUST COVER, AND PICKERING .aw- Gordon MacDonald, MAGNETIC CARTRIDGE. recreational and cultural direc The week that smart appHance bugers have been waiting for. tor, is looking fof instructors *.V» ‘ .i : ■ for summer courses in any in 763 MAIN STREET terest area, such as qwrts, SOUND IDEAS Est, 1941 music, hobbies or crafts. 191 MAIN STREET Each program would have to be self-sustaining with MANCHESTER A West Hartford • 43. South Main St • 236-3571 First Girl Page remuneration andAxr materials Manchoitor •. 749 Main Stroot • 646-4749 to come from student registra- Speaker of the House Carl Albert poses With his new page tioo fees. Stereo for fun. . .FH(^forreal.Htopinioon Felda Looper, 18, of Heavener, Okla. She is the first girl Interested persons should B.D. &SON page in the House of Representatives. Tliere are also girl contact MacDonald, Lakeside 649 MAIN STREET Rd., Andover. pages in the Senate and the Supreme Ckiurt. (AP photo) PEARLTEL. 643-2171 MANCHESTER PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 23. 1973 j^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ S T E R E V E N IN ^ »ERM;DjJlanchester, Conn., Wed., May 28, 1973- PAGE TWENTY-FIVE THE r FAMILY^ Public LAWYER . Records Upped Check Warranty Deeds Warren L. and Patricia 0. Martin bought a secondhand motorcycle from a friendly Blackwell to William J. and stranger, giving him a check for Susan M. Stone, property at 369 “eight hundred dollars.” But when E. Middle Tpke., conveyance he got the check'hack from the tax $35.20. bank at the end of the month, i t \ Malcolm^Robertson Jr. and had been upped to “thirty eight V Judith C. Robertson to Virginia hundred dollars.” M. McWilliams, property on Martin decided that the bank Redwood Rd., conveyance tax had no right to take the extra $35.20. $.1,000 out of his account. Litman and Mae L. Selwitz to “It's not my fault the fellow was crooked,” he argued in a This week, a bonus on top of a bonus-850 Triple-S Blue Stamos L«ster D. and Feme L. Bloom, court hearing. “Let the bank try property at 375 Woodbridge St., to collect the difference from Just clip the extra bonus coupons below. They're good for extra stamps m addition to the stamps you regularly receive So you can ^ conveyance tax $32.45. him.” Judgment Lien But the bank pointed out that Hartford National Bank and Martin had made three careless Trust Co. against Earle White, mistakes in writing the check: 129 Brookfield St., $2,476.09. 1) he had failed to fill in the DisHolution Agreement payee’s name; Gabriel R. DeCampos, no 2) he had failed to fill in the tr ip le s b lu e longer doing business as Pizza- numbers after the dollar sign; and STAMPS. Ray’s. 3) he had left more than an OPEN Trade Name inch of open space in front of the Enrico Pace, doing business word “eight”—plenty of room for t h e b o n u s t h e inserting the word .“thirty.” oS eRS DON'T GIVE as Pizza-Ray’s, 130 Spruce St. The court concluded that Mar Eglis A. Mitrevics and Ivars tin, by his negligence, had invited Ramans, doing business as the tampering—hence,would have General Construction Services, to bear the loss himself. t r a I 33 Richard Rd. ' X s I'U-it SI /"onSSJJmo 2 Of course, as a general rule, a Marriage Licenses bank has no right to pay any more Alvin Spicer Bonner, money out of your account than Ellington, and Janet Elizabeth you have authorized. The bank', Kelley, 104 Delmont St., June 9, after all, has the best opportunity St. Bridget Church. to detect fraud by examining a THE PREMIUM COFFEE GRAND UNION > SOLID IN OIL check before cashing it. Richard Alexander Norris, But the law will usually shift VINE RIPENED SURETO GET YOUR TRIPLE-S STAMPCATALOG Hartford, and Dawn Ella the loss to you if, by your care- LaPine, 90 Branford St., June 1, lessnes, you have made the check LEG OF LAMB MARTINSON’S WHITE TUNA St. James Church. easy to alter. LAMaCHOPS Ralph Walter Rudin, 82 3 SHOULDER CHOPS TOMATOES 100^Ev'‘STAMPS hOO'"^ Furthermore, you have a duty CHOPS LOIN CHOPS STAMPS^ 1-LS. WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE WITH THIS COUPON Maple St., and Elizabeth Rose to go over your cancelled checks WHOLE I B ~nfteale, 142 Cooper Hill St., June within a reasonable time after $ i i 9 CAN 7-O Z. OFTHREE 11-02. PKGS.-FROZEN | AND PURCHASE OF ONE 1-LB PKG | OVEN $ ' $ 1 5 9 8 9 “ CAN 3. they are returned, and to alert the READY . BLADE OR THICK on 4 9 ‘ Richard James Sabonis, 226H bank if something is amiss. 9 3 J LB. ■ r o u n d BONE LB. ■ Ml LB. THIN LB. GRAND UNION ■ KRAUSS FRANKS I New State Rd., and Deborah For example; A man whose signature had DINNERS ! a l l m e a t o r a l l b e e f " Mildred DuBois, 83A Rachel been forged on a check had to Rd., June 2, St. Bridget Church. absorb the loss himself because T o w m Y M B COUPON OOOD THRU MAY J» w — w a Jeffrey John Soule, 22 Clifton \ WE WANT YOU TO GET MORE LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER R LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER T i l ^ F ■ he neglected, for almost six WE WANT YOU TO GET MORE TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS St., and Karen Joyce Binette, TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS GROCERIES FOR YOUR MONEY 436 Woodland St., June 2, St. months, to let the bank know MEATS FOR YOUR MONEY WE w a n T^y o u t o g e t m o r e WE WANT YOU TO GET MORE SET US APART-PUT YOU AHEAD what had happened. SET US APART-PUT YOU AHEAD I— I CONTADINA Bridget Church. MEATS FOII^YOUR MONEY PRODUCE FOR YOUR MONEY I— I ALL FLAVORS BONUS BONUS f l A court said that by his pro FDR STEW CR STUFFING 9 12-OZ. 0 7 * TRIPLE-S Building Permits crastination, he had deprived the 1— 1 AMERICAN KQSHER FRANKS OR ' Tomato Paste I TRIPLE-S MAPLE LEAF QENiJkJE SUNKIST VALENCIA ■ • CAN Of ^ Hl-C Drinks 1 100 BLUE BLUE Connecticut Swimming Pool bank of a fair chance to track □ Breast of Lamb lb 39* □ STAMPSSlOO STAMPS ' Knockwurst ’ pkg 1.09 pkg. • SPAGHETTI SAUCE / Supply Co. Inc. for Earl Ander down ihe villain. Canadian BaOpn 79* ^ Oranges ...... 10 bag 79* I ALL VARIETIES WITH THIS COUPON I AND PURCHASE OF ONE PKG. OF 100 WITH THIS COUPON ■ son, swimming pool at 49 OSCAR MAYER A.M. OR A.B. Aunt Millies 1-PT., 10-OZ. 69* |— | LUCKY LEAF PEACH AND PURCHASE OF TWO 12-OZ. PKGS. | Timber Trail, $3,900. A public service feature of the ARMQURSTAR 1— 1 12-OZ. PKG. 99c JAR American Bar Association and OSCAR MAYER CRISP TENDER ^ Pie Filling ®caU 9 * Donald A. Patria for John J. the Connecticut Bar Associa □ Sliced Bacon PKa1.09 ‘ Sliced Bologna s o z 69* □ I Smokie Links ”pk% ^ .1 5 □ Pascal Celery . BUNCH 29* TEA Ba I r ! BUITONI Oleksiw, additions to dwelling tion. Written by Will Bernard. TEA BAGS I CASSEROLES ■ at 10 Mayfield St., $3,884. © 1973 American Bar Association Lloyd Boutilier, alterations to □ LAMB COUPON OOOD THRU MAY 16 l dwelling at 710 Keeney St., $4,- □ PORKCHOP FRESHPAK □ WALDORF LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER ...... COUPON OOOD THRU MAY 16 W. COLD n V .1^ X LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER 000. COMBINATION COMBINATIO ^ PINEAPPLES □ PEAR HALVES BATHROOM TISSU j W" NECKS SHOULDER E CUTS IN LIGHT SYRUP Bartlett-Brainard Products PORK LOIN OR RIB GOLDEN Ripe | WHITE, ASSTD.- 1 PLY Co. for T.E. Burnham, I I CHOPS END AND CENTER CHOPS LUNCHEON, OLIVE , BONUS \ Social GRAND UNION 13-^OZ. O O O TRIPLE-S BONUS alterations to dwelling at 108 M 4 -ROLLS I lO CAN BLUE I TRIPLE-S! Porter St., $1,500. 10 IN PKG, 3 9 ° STAMPstlOO* BLUE LB. 8-OZ. 10 STAMPS; Sabrina Pools for Richard LB. I PKG. WITH THIS COUPON I Kreuscher, swimming pool at I Security I AND PURCHASE OF ONE 1-LB, PKG WITH THIS COUPON Q FOR KITCHEN CLEAN-UPS GALLON SIZE AND PURCHASE" “ OF .“ ONE ’r 5-OZ. r . ____ CAN ■ 191 Hollister St., $2,200. SWIFT PREMIUM OSCAR MAYER Frank J. Halm HI for John Q. I retired at age 62 and I—I LAZY MAPLE SMOKED BONELESS HAM DELI FEATURES I— I SWEET-RED-RIPE S.O.S. Sow Pad. bo',’’ 43‘ ^ ZiplocBags' .... 20 IN PKG. 45* Barnini, alterations to commer I— I WATER ADDED f IN STOMf WITH DILI DIPT.) ALBERTO BALSAM f receive reduced Social Security ' Watermelon lb 10* N SLICED BACON cial building at 428 Tolland ' Sausage Links %°g 99* Armour “1877” ., LB. I— I FINEST QUALITY benefits. My wife is 59 and has 1.49 g r a n d u n io n - SPIRALS OR I— I FOOD STORAGE BAGS . ANTI-PERSPIRANT S Tpke., $200. never worked under Social I— I OSCAR MAYER ALL MEAT WIENERS Oa COUPON GOOD THRU MAY U I— I HORMELCURE81 ' Luncheon Loaf i-Ls CALIFORNIA Rigatoni 1-LB. BOX 2 FOB 49* ' Baggies 75 IN PKG. 89* U m : O M COUPON Pf> CUtTOMK .COUPON GOOD THRU MAY 26 Security. She has a chronic LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER A ^ All Beef Franks 1 1.19 □ kidney disease and at present is ' Boneless Ham lb 1.99 Lemons 6 b a g 39* w ; COOKED RARE FEAS or c u t g r e e n b e a n s FOR YOUR HOLIDAY PICNICS ^ Democrats taking course of hemodialysis. W Is there any way she can come> GRAND UNION PEAR SHAPE □ Roast Beef ^ j-lb 79* el Monte ®c°n 2 for29* , BONUS WE WANT YOU'TO GET MORE W f r o z e n ' ' BONUS under Medicare? - Canned Ham size 4.49 I TRIPLE-S TRIPLE-S Loosen FOR YOUR HOLIDAY PICNICS FROZEN FOODS FOR YOUR MONEY BLUE A. Yes. If you are entitled to I— I MILK I STAMPS 7 50 BLUE im p o r t e d FRpM^SWITZERLAND □ LEMONADE s t a m p s ; Social Security benefits, your j— I SWIFT HOSTESS I— I NATURAL GRAND UNION WITH THIS COUPON ^ Purses m Dog Treats .. 10-OZ. BOX g r a n d UNION WITH THIS COUPON wife and children will be eligi GRAND UNION □ 39* AND PURCHASE OF ONE 7-OZ. BTL I ' Canned Ham / i l f E 5 . 8 9 ' Swiss^heese i-LB. 79* Peas & Carrots pk 6-OZ. CAN AND PURCHASE OF ONE QT BTL Y ble if they need hemodialysis or I;49* a kidney transplant. Contact BRECK WASHINGTON (AP) - BOLOGNA □ 9 -LIVES ! REALEMCN ' Democrats say that for the first your Social Security office HOT RIDDLE 1 0 . o „ 9 9 ' SHAMPOO about how to apply for this □ o r a n g e CAT FOOD ; LEMON JUICE time in history they expect to BONANZA DOGS FRANKS TUNA, OR TUNA & EGG raise more money than coverage. E p i B&G COUPON GOOD THRU MAY 26, GRAND UNION 6-OZ. CAN COUPON OOOD THRU MAY 16 , Q. I was hospitalized for two TRUNZ a l l BEEF JUICE LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Republicans through the annual 1-LB. PKG tr o p ic a n a LIM IT; ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER weeks last month. Because of Relishes lo-oz j a r 2 7 * W ; W w ; banquets that help finance con FAMILY PAK3-LBS OR MORE LB $099 e $ 1 0 0 gessional campaigns. my condition, my doctor 10 BAG ^ 6 0Z. $ ' 00 FOR w GRAND UNION - 6 PAK requested a private room for ^ Bologna e a lb 79* “It looks like we’re on our way 3(1-LB, $1.09) CANS Cola ... 6 ’2-OZ.CANS INPAK09* BONUS BONUS to $1 mjllion-the first time me. Will my Medicare TRIPLE-S ALL MEAT ANY SIZE ^ MUSTARD BROWN TRIPLE-S we’ve done better than the coverage pay , for my private WE WANT YOU TO GET MORE P | N ? R YELLOW 8-OZ. JAR BLUE s t a m p s BLUE s t a m p s room? E Chunk Bologna lb 89* SEAFOOD f e a t u r e ; 4-PAK CHEESE : Republicans,” said Rosalind □ DAIRY FOOD YOUR MONEY ^ Gltk|en’s ... 2 p°r35* WITH THIS COUPON I WITH THIS COUPON ■ Wyman, Democratic banquet A. Yes. Medicare can help ALL MEAT Roman Pizza lo -o z pkg 43* GET BLUESTAMPS« SAVE ON HEALfH & BEAUTY AIDS AND PURCHASE OF ONE PKG. OF 36 I AND PURCHASE OF ONE 1-LB. 12-OZ. CAN " chairman. The Democrats pay for a private room when it AXELROD-PLAIN [— 1 HANDY ^S-QZ. SIZE Sliced Baloney lb 99* GET BLUE STAMPS, rOO previously never have made is medically necessary. Of I— I g o l d e n fr ie d I— I COFFEE LIGHTENER □ Cold Cups PKG.OFSO 49< ALKA SELTZER B&M BRICK CVEN ■ course, the hospital will bill you ALL MEAT I— I DAYTIME DIAPERS ^ Cottage Cheese PKG. 53* more than $750,000. Fish Fine LB 99* ' PolyPerx . .’ pkI; 4 79* TABLETS Mrs. Wyman thinks for the first »72 of covered E Sliced Bologna PKG 85* ‘—' Pampers p k g o f 3o 1.69 W BAKED BEANS : W COUPON GOOD THRU MAY 16 . Watergate and related GOP hospital services — which is the TREASURE CAVE NANCY LYNN^AKCRY COUPON OOOD THRU MAY 26 b I— I HEAT4S€RVE campaign financing scandals hospital insurance deductible at □ w NANCY LYNN X , GRAND UNION SHOESTRING Blue Cheese 4-oz. p k g . 39* LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER LIMIT: T lONE R v COUPON PER CUSTOMER ' J B j | are a factor. the present time. pkg I— I DENTURE TABLETS ^ Shrimp Patties ’ ^ 69* E Potatoes 1-LB. 4-OZ. PKG, •—J Angel Food Cakeio-^43* The Republican banquet—at Q. I’ll retire in a few months 29* I*" I GRAND UNION - FROZ ^ Polldent 26 IN PKG. 65* SOFT MARGARINE - TWIN which President Nixon spoke— and start collecting Social , BONUS BONUS NON-DAIRY Jjgf n a n c y LYNN was designed to produce $2 Mac. & Beef z- l b . p k g 1.49 M COUNTRY STYLE WHITE OR I TRIPLE-S TRIPLE-S Security retirement benefits. ------BLUE Will I have to pay federal in □ FLOUNDER, Fleischmann’s pk^ 55* STAMPS BLUE STAMPS; million, but brought in only Wheat Bread 2 l o a v e s 69* $750,000. come tax on these monthly s w if t PREMIUM □ ULTRA STOUFFER’S WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE I— I HARD, GENOA, PEPPERONI FILLET WITH t h ;s c o u p o n ■ ‘T can’t say it (Watergate) benefits? BRITE CRUMB CAKE \ O F ONE PKG. OF 100 (3-OZ SIZE) FROZEN AND PURCHASE OF TWO PKGS. OF 140 i has not helped us some,’’ said ^ Dry Sausage 3 oz p k g . 51 TOOTHPASTE AMERICAN A. No. Y 0 u d 0 n 0 1 FRENCH Mrs. Wyman. 2 have to pay federal income tax : ^ 1 3 9 BUTTERMJLK LI SLICES DIXIE BATHROOM VIVA ■ Watergate, she said, has not on Social Security benefits. s w if t PREMIUM LB 5-OZ. 10-OZ. I 10 GRAND UNION I— I BRAUNSCHWEIGER ^ I TUBE ' ° PKG. BREAD CUP REFILLS only brought in Republican Q. I just found some doctor 59 PAST. PROCESS FRESHBAKE NAPKINS ; money but roused Democrats bills from last year and was ' Sandwich Spread PKG 59* 1-LB. COUPON GOOD THRU MAY 2i M COUPON OOOD THRU MAY 34 . from apathy. wondering if I could still send 12-OZ. LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER | T M t >■ 6-OZ. $ 1 0 0 LIMIT: ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER “We’ve had pre-fund-raiser them to Medicare for payment. I— I OSCAR MAYER / ' FROZEN GRAND UNION ^ GRAND UNION PKG. LOAF FOR I w ; 1-LB. W parties in Pennsylvania, Texas, Can you tell me if there is a D ■JR ■■■■■■■ M ■■■■■ ■ ^ Sliced Bacon 8-OZ. PKG 73* Bay Scallops lb 2.49 E Petroleum Jelly . JAR 39* Corn on Cob bin pkg 69* Illinois and New York, and all time limit on claiming medical • CHIFFON - TWINS have been extremely expense from March 1972? w NON DAIRY I— I 28) "HIGH, ADJUSTABLE GRID GRAND UNION FROZEN I— I GOLDEN SHORE-FROZEN I— I GRAND UNION successful,” she said. A. Yes, there is a time limit. j— j HERSHEY-ICECREAM-6 □ e a . 3 Soft Margarine.....p k g 53* ‘ Pedestal Hibachi 9.99 . One Dallas party produced It's Dec. 31, 1973 for services Family Beefsteak lb 3.99 ^ Cooked Shrimp pkI: 1.09 Cotton Swabs leo in box 55* e ^Sandwiches i8-ozpkg69* more than $100,000 in banquet received from Oct. 1, MANCHESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST SUPER LAWN MOWER VALUE! 1971 commitments. through Sept. 30, 1972. MANCHESTER PARKADE. MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST I k 3.5 H.P. BRIGGS & STRATTON An estimated 250 Texans will Q. Are prescription drugs come by chartered plane to the \ ASY pull f NOiNf covered under Medicare? 4 - CYCLE ENGINE $500-a-plate banquet tonight'. A. No. ' rf iNGte HP m u g m t] At least 2,000 Democrats will AOJUStMfNT Full 1973 safety features • Rubber wheels Q. I go to my doctor yearly Tow in fat attend the banquet, Mrs. for a routine physical checkup. Automatic choke mounted on steel w Engine shroud • 22" wide sweep Wyman said, “and we’d love to Will Medicare pay for these go for 3,000. It will be our visits? Ml Grass deflector • Rotary cut 5 Position spring action biggest dinner." A. No. Routine physical xiSTSSSr • Folding handle checkups are not covered by Adjuatahle shesls Medicare. , SilcMi BACON Ng w m I toaturM on our outstanding lawn mowsr vslua Q. Are ambulance services MIT SYMPHONY GOES covered by Medicare? r-. ■' A. Yes, if (1) the ambulance COAST TO COAST • 1 ’.X CAMBRIIXIT:, Mass. (AP) - company meets Medicare □ 22" INCH C r u s a d e r BIG ROLL • 1200 s s t a m p s ! A 10-day, cross-country tour requirements and (2) transpor- ITALIAN STYLE-PURE EARLY MORN BREAKSTONE-SWISS PARFAIT FUU SIZE ALUMINUM FRAME REG., UNSC., HJ.H . HAIR.SPRAY S I will be undertaken this year by - tation by other means could en WITH THIS COUPON the Massachusetts Institute of danger the patient’s health. SCOTTOWELS LAWN CHAIR LAWN MOWER i| AND PURCHASE OF ONE 22” INCH Technology Symphony. PORK SAUSAGE SLICED BACON AQUA NEt YOGURT The orchestra includes 90 mu Have a question about Social 188 POLY-PROPYLENE YOU GET 1849 TOTALI CRUSADER sicians from the MIT and Well Security and its retirement, 00 $ C > 1 9 5 b l u e s t a m p s . 649 STAMPS esley College communities. It /HOT 13-OZ. SHEET DEC., ASSTD. GREEN A WHITE I LAWN MCWER survivors, disability or OR 1-LB. CAN 8-OZ. ROLL WEBBING ON REG PURCHASE PLUS 1200 has made an annual trip for the Medicare benefits? Write to ..9 9 “ SWEET PKG. CONT. 3 “ *1 EA. WITH COUPON ON RIGHT I TBV COUPON GOOD THRU MAY 74 TBF ■ past several springs, but this is Questions & Answers, Social 9 9 “ 4 4 t I V V LtMtT ONI COUPON PfR CUSTOMIR >S7 | its first tour of national scope. The tour is being sponsored by. P u r it y office, 657 Main St., TMs advertissment sTfocUve thru Sat, May 26th at all Grand Union Supermarkats in Westchester. Putnam & Lowar Dutchess CounUes in Jfew York except New Rochelle and Irvington Stores. East Hartford, 06106. •iM HnincIm PuiMm t low . Dutches, Counties thNewToritexcenlNew BodMaTand Irsingtm stm * the recently formed Council for Also effective In Connec Meet except Cfmihlra and Siamii, nnt f^pnntlWe for typeg«’t* «««i mrors. We reserve the right to limit quantity of sale Items. «ts.dl«*«mlo«nec«c«, e«epiciieditr, «id the Arts at MIT. PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester,' Conn., Wed., May 1973 ‘ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 23, 1973— PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN BOLTON I i PUBLIC Union Offers Plan jLBJ Ranch Sells Cattle KMW YOli FIMIER I Two chosen For Boys’ State i notice STONEWALL, Tex. (AP) - Kieer stands were set up under The Bolton Zoning Board of Far Stong* and Scrvici For Northeast Railroad Mrs, Lyndon B. Johnson has mesquite trees. Appeals will hold a public thrown what may have been one Jeffrey Nesteruk and Development. He is South ‘ Mailbox Week Mrs. Richard Meier has been “Lyndon started buying cat Women's Club hearing May 29, 1973 at 8:00 Ims been onr baby of the last of the big LBJ Ranch tle soon after we first moved Gregory Kubis have been Windsor’s participant in the South Windsor is observing elected president of the dub for WASHINGTON (AP) - A instructions to report back to Heading the list of charity P.M. at the Town Hall, Bolton, The union proposal said the parties to sell off her husband’s here 20 years ago .... This was chosen to represent §outh Wind 1973 Summer Intern Program "Mailbox Improvement the coming year. Other officers For Thoao Past 75 Years string of poblicly owned, profit- Congress by March 1 of next donations made by the South Conn, to hear the following public corporations, modeled prize herd of Hereford cattle. Lyndon’s love. But tbe time has sor High ^hool at the 1973 in Washington, D.C. He is Week," through May 26, under elected were; Mrs. George m ak i^ corporations has been year. Windsor Women’s Club this requests for variances; on the Communications A total of 213 cattle were sold come to sell,” sbe said. American Legion Boy's State to employed at the South Windsor the direction of Postmaster Jahrstorfer, first vice presi Yon Can Dopond On Us proposed by the nation.’s largest The commission also would year was a |1,000 gift to The ' 1. George A.''Negro, West Satellite Corp., which the com during the 4\4-hbur auction on Sales workers said cattle be held on the campus of the Library and plans a career in Jewell Burnham. dent; Mrs. David Vale, second railroad union as a means of be empowered to hold public Listening Post and three .Street, Bolton asks for a mittee would be empowered to Monday, bringing in $140,560. buyers from 14 states, Puerto \ United States Coast Guard journalism and writing. During the week special ef vice president; Mrs. James revitalizing the railroads of the bearings and to design rail scholarships totaling |800 to variance to use a trailer for an propose, would be designed to The highest price paid for a Rico and Mexico attended the Academy, New London, June forts will be made to repair, Doherty, recording secretary; Northeast, which include six systems for the Northeast. area students. office. operate and fund the restruc single head was $2,650 for a sale of 33 Hereford bulls and 129 17-23. repaint and in other ways im Mrs. Herbert Asplund, cor bankrupt linec. Snyder suggested that the School Board 2. Andrew Hoar of North .lOiiAW last tured Northeast rail System. bull. cows, 52 of them with calves. Representatives are chosen prove the security and The proposal has been made study commission comprise responding secretary and Mrs. Road, Bolton, asks for a front "W lM ie the finest of etrvlce The proposal said the cor "This day is a mixture of on the basis of leadership and appearance of rural and subur Other gifts totaling fl75 were by Jim Snyder, national nine members, representing The Board of Education will Thomas Breen, treasurer. line variance to buld an addition hMyourfinawfip,” porations would be organized sadness with, I hope, a touch of citizenship and selected by ban curbiine-type mailboxes. given to Friends of Music, the legislative director of the meet tonight at 7:30 at the Wap- to present building. shippers, trunk-line, railroads, for profit and should not be festivity,” Mrs. .Johnson told faculty nomination. Burnham has available lists Cultural Committee, CARE, United Tranqxalation Union, rail labor, state governments About Town ping School when parents will Bolton Zoning Board *5 «ATT m u r. agencies of the federal govern the approximately 700 would-be Students who have completed of manufacturer-approved Paraiba, Brazil, Norwich State p r o Meeting in testimony before the House and consumers. be given a report on the grading of Appeals ment. cattle buyers and spectators First Cliurch of Christ, Scien their third year of high school designs for optional use by Hospital, The Receiving Home The Eli Terry School PTO B a M itM l8 9 8 TranqwrtaUon subcommittee. system. John Morianos, “ He said the commission gathered under a bright red- tist, will have a testimony are given an opportunity to customers who want other than at Warehouse Point and will hold its annual meeting and He proposed that a commis members would be appointed Half of the operating stock Also scheduled to be heard Chairman CaHUs~irtB22-7B7G and-yellow canvas tent. A meeting tonight at 8 at the learn the practical operations are a report of the superinten traditional rural mailboxes. He Greenwoods Nature and installation of officers. May 23 sion be established to study set by the Senate and House would go to the railroads, in Conservation Camp for a Morris Silverstein, barbecue picnic lunch was church. The meeting is open to of government in a laboratory dent and' reports of several is also authorized to approve at 8 p.m. in the school ting up su d i corporations with Commerce committees. cluding bankrupt lines. cafeteria. Secretary served in a second tent apd fWo the public. setting and to experience in board committees. custom-made mail boxes when campership. dividual responsibilities for they comply with postal good government. regulations. W e C IA L S GOOD U N T IL South Windsor represen League Dance S AT.. N M Y 20th tatives are sponsored by the World's Most Complete HI-FI & Electronics Center The South Windsor Little WE Abe. E. Miller Post 133 of the Town Committee League Auxiliary will hold its American Legion and the South The Republican Town Com WELCOME annual dance, June 2 from 9 Windsor Rotary Club Is mittee will hold a special p.m. to 1 a.m. at the KofC Hall R A D IO ^ FOOD assuming the financial respon project meeting, Thursday at in Manchester. STAMP sibility for the two young men. 7:30 p.m. at the Orchard Hill An oil painting by Marion ELECTRONICS Kubis is the son of N&i and School. LAFAYETTE CUSTOMERS! Morrissette wiil be* raffled off Mrs. Albert Kubis of 411 during the evening. Music for Sail yricM la in a e t tk n Sal, May H tli. Graham Rd. He is an honor stu All members of the town dancing will be by the Melio- dent and has been involved in Sensatimal Colombia Coadraphona Sale! UP AND DOWN OUR AISLES Tones. Tickets are 36.50 a cou committee, the Women’s 2 many school, church and com Republican Club, the Young ple and may be purchased by munity activities. He is a Our Entire Stock■■Hothiili Held Back calling Irene Hintz 644-1332, GOP and Teen-Age member of the school band and Marge Anthony, 528-0941 or the Republicans are asked to at 4-Channel 4-channel Pre- a private rock-jazz group, is a tend. Field House, 644-9010. varsity soccer, basketball and SQ RECORDS 08 CARTRIDGES This is a fund-raising event as STOCK UP baseball player and a member 698 Series 789 Series are all auxiliary functions. FOR THE LONG of the Student Council. He plans School Chorus a career in oceanography or The fourth and fifth grade HOLIDAY marine biology. Sale! 4” chorus of the Orchard Hill Sale! 6” Memorial Day WEEKENDI 3 Nesteruk is the son of Mr. and Tennis Registration School recently appeared on the Reg. 9:76 Reg. 6:69 Mrs. John Nesteruk of 1236 The South Windsor Recrea television program, "Let Us CLOSED MONDAY Main St. He is also an honor stu Celebrate,” aired on Channel tion Department will conduct a There’s A Prize There Somewhere MEMORIAL DAYI dent, is a varsity football and registration session (or tennis 30. ^ ------“ ■ f k A < I A (tom indiviiluat track team member and has classes, on May 24 from 7 to 9 been in the school chorus and rS3V6ovj2;°"’^""‘^ Ben Shankman gets a handful ol Cracker Jacks from Carter DeCormier. Shankrtign is the p.m. at the Timothy Edwards chairman of ^ e Lions Qub’s annual Cracker Jack sale, which will take place on May 24 With label from any package ol school musicals. He was a School. The 95-member chorus sang, Asbestos winner of the VFW essay con “When the Saints Go Marching Sale! and 31 on Main St. and at the Manchester Shopping Parkade. The proceeds of the sale will e ® Registrants must be at least go to many charities such as Lutz Junior Museum, Oak Hill School for the Blind, eye Barbecue^ test and has contributed to the 12 years of age. Classes will run In,” "Sing for America,” "It’s ARMOUR’S research, and the Yale University Glaucoma Clinic. (Herald photo by Pinto) school literary publication and for eight consecutive weeks, Up to You and Me,” plus SELF-BASTING school newspaper. several other numbers. The Mitts Monday, Wednesday and LAFAYETTE Nesteruk was also the Friday mornings as well as chorus is directed by Herbert originator of the South Windsor ooooooooooooooooo QUARANTEES SATISPACnON Monday and Wednesday Chatzky. Other similar onlyi Little Frisbee Fling for Cancer and is evenings. 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Pott Shopping Canter Lifiyitta Shopping Plaza Hamdan Plaza Real Estate ' Moriarty Brothers Manchester Parkade: • S m 0«r Risptay • BIGL (391 Broid St.. olTCqnttr St.) 3S7 No. M iln St.,cor. Albany Av*. Oytn late Mia., Than., Frl. 0 |M Lata Maa. Utn laL Opaa U tisiaa . tkra Sat opaa lata M il. tin rrL RUBY, RED TOMATOES '1: SALE ■til 1:30 P.M. ‘til liie P Jl. 'Ul PM PJI. Butterfield’s SALE PHONE M6-2711 (Adioining Lord A Taylor) *uieieep.M. J. D. Real Estate Savings Bank of OfM U tt MtN. tivii Frl. PHONE 236-0613 Lydall, Inc. ..Liggett’s Pharmacy *tll f i90 P.M. Opaa lata Mia., T im ., Frl. STORES COAST-TO-COAST ' Manchester WATERBURY • {• WATERBURY • !• WALLINGFORDal• MANCHESTER • 'til liSe P.M. Scare IKM DEVaOPINC-40% DISCOUNT 1 700 SOUTH MAIN STB fl T I 8979 7 9 LLAKEWOOD A K I WO O D RROAD O A D I TO 1 NORTH COLON Y BO AD I 1 1 3 5 TOL t A ND T UBMPIM I We reserve the right to limit quantities, -imponig WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIM IT QUAWTITIPS \ PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 23, 1973 1 : e v e n in g Conn . Wed., M a, a 1 « 3 -R A G E n.R N T V .R m R Save on Shop for the Richmond Desegregation Case MEATOWN these great long holiday Ruling Not Viewed As Final 1216H SHiVER LANE—IA8T HARTFOM Stop & Shop weekend By VERNON A. GUIDRY Jr. Values Capitol Hill, found cause for issue appears certain to con Associated Press Writer desegregation) are school dis rejoicing, however. front the court again next term, tricts that are in many places WASHINGTON (AP) - A eat Economy Uutlet D/, “ We now have reason to hope perhaps in a case from Detroit almost as segregated as at the Supreme Court deadlock has that we will hot have cross in which a circuit court has ap time of Brown,” said Taylor in IIAIIDCa Wed. • to 0 # Ifeon., fM. 0 to • delayed a decision on whether district busing in Grand Rapids, proved merger for desegrega reference to the high court’s n U U n je a t. g to d (Cloeed AB Day MwHir) the court’s 19-year search for Detroit, or anywhere else," tion. 1954 decision striking down school desegregation will stop said Rep. Gerald R. Ford of “ It’s clearly a setback, segregated schools in a case at the county line. e n READY FOR THE RIR Michigan, the House although a 4-4 decision has no known as Brown vs. 'Board of Whether a federal judge may MEtNORIAL DAY COOKOUT! Republican leader. value as precedent,’’ said Education. Are you getting your merge predominantly black Monday’s tie vote. Ford said, William L. Taylor, former staff inner-city schools with those in w as “ the first real director of the U.S. Civil Rights d o g R E S C U E D surrounding white suburbs breakthrough for those of us Commission and now director DEERFIELD, N.H, (AP) - resulted in a 4-4 tie Monday in a who are opposed to forced of the Center for National Robert Gagnon and his son case from Richmond, Va. MEATOWN PAHIES busing to achieve racial Policy Review at Catholic managed to rescue their 200- Because a fie vote affirms the balance.” University Law School in pound-plus St. Bernard, lower-court decision under On ties, the court issues no Washington. "Major,” who had fallen appeal, the split blocked opinions, nor does it disclose through thin ice nearly 100 StopsShopsworth? merger of Richmond’s schools .yards from shore in a pond. the way members voted. “ It’s certainly a setback in Notified by a neighbor of the with those in two neighboring Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr., Richmond .... We felt Rich 10 counties. dog’s plight, they rushed to the W.Va., said he hopes the Rich mond was a strong case on the pond in a truck. “We found a But proponents of mond case has "demolished ... merits,” said Taylor, an at The best of this weeks mini-pricing metropolitan desegregation boat on shore, got two pieces of the idea of busing across com torney, along with lawyers for lumber and headed toward box were quick to point out that a munity lines to achieve racial the NAACP Defense Fund, Inc., him.” Gagnon said. ”He was specials! ^ tie vote establishes no prece balance.” for black parents and children too heavy to get in the boat, so dent, that the issue is still alive. Similar metropolitan- in the case. we pulled him to the truck. At Least SO PattiM liil Foes of crossdistrict segregation suits are pendiiw in "What you have if district When we hot him home, we desegregation, at least on cities around the nation. 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Hilary Rubinstein when he let it after lunch and walking a mile Mrs. Filbert’s 1B ^9 9 ‘ be known in a BBC interview after dinner, and that old Soft Corn Oil G&H PAVING Wllk Tklt with Thi: with This Wllk Tkis I Krah Nayonnaise | SFEMM. fw THURS, FRL ate SAT. that he was compiling a bedside wheeze about an hour’s sleep Margarine [T Will! This Stop Shop Englisb Muffins '% °B re a d 10‘ oH Congou 7 Coagan 30’ off Coupon Coupon Coupon WB KESKBVE t h e b i g h t t o .HWIT QCANITTIEa anthology for insom i^cs. before midnight being worte ‘ oil ’ oil 15’ oil 1 llbpkg Our biggest seUIng bread, A tte Towaifls pttfchase ooe ? rod pkq WE AOOBPT FOOD gTAMPA • One listener suggested three after it.” , REGULAR ^ $1 ^ a big value (or your bud- 4 . 1 * * * 1 CONSTRUCTION CO. ■ ^ - .w. I Towards purchase »t 6 o/M 1 I J W C i vAf » r n PAGE THIRTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 23, 1973 fBmmmmmmmmmmm ^ C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 23, 1973- PAGE THIRTY-FIVE BUGS BUNNY F . I OUT OUR WAY by Nog Cochran BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Hart^s Bat Alive Curtis’ Best Game THAT SHAS^y Pc36 OUTFIT MV B O S S IS T HE SAYS IVB SOT TO 1 1U. B E ©OOP F C R A LO T ©IVIN© TKIS O ' LA U 6 H 6 ' A UCMNSBi U KE TO TAKE IT SLOW UM^,VA6,TrtlS IS THE FVkMOUS HOOPLE MANOR AMERICAN LEAGUE COSTUME 1 S T ILL B A LL A LOT ^ IS I HOPE S O ' P A R TY ... X tT T H « VUAy-BUT WHEW I THIS ""a b T k t s FOR M5ITING BATTING (75 at bats)-H art. WANT HIM TO I ALVW W S a O T THE businessmen : NY, .368; Blomberg, NY, .388. Not Enough for Win HA NOTICE AAE! . -w — CHANCE OF I W MAJOR AMOS a HOOPLE, PLACE In Yankee Uniform M A K IW A S O F T FORMERLY OF G E N E R A L buesyCDstuHC AMERICAN LEAGUE RUNS—Mayberry, KC, 32; LANPIMS/ V/ITH A ROOM ^EISENHOWER'S STAFF.' Em I Otis, KC, 30. Vrt MNOW IT DETROIT (AP) - New RUNS BATTED W L Pet GB would be our designated BOSTON (AP) - John were unable to come through in •V. R W ^ UAveru'-rM WASN'T AT WORK York Yankee designated IN-Mayberry, KC, 42; Melton, AND PROBABLY Detroit 21 19 .513 hitter.’’ Curtis,, the Boston Red Sox’ the clutch, rapping into two hitter Jim Ray Hart has a I r IN A COMBAT New York 19 20 .487 1 Stottlemyre, who Martin ac CHii, 30; R.Jackson, Oak, 30. southpaw, is a pitcher who double plays and leaving six BEFORE // ■ 20NE--.HE bad knee w hi^ keeps him HITS-Otis, KC, 51; Milwaukee 18 19 .486 1 cused of spitting on his hands in I does not make excuses, but nmhers on base. u f a i n t e d PURlNfi Baltimore 17 19 .472 IVk from playing the field, but R.Jackson, Oak, 47. Boston threatened in its half L A S T NIGHT S the fifth inning, called Hart a he’s suffering from a bad « ! ■ ( Cleveland 18 23 .439 3 oh that bat. DOUBLES-Rojas, KC. 12; of the ninth, but had to setUe for WAR MOVIE.' “threat,” not just another right case of snake bite so far this ■Msxr Boston 15 20 .429 3 Hart drilled four hits Tuesday handed hitter.“He hits the ball Kirkpatrick, KC, 11. just two runs. Singles by Luis TRIPLES-E.Brinkman, Det, season. We»l night as the Yankees spurted so hard all the time that the Aparicio, Carl Y astrzem ^ and 4; 8 Tied With 3. “I’ll be eating shoe leather in Chicago 22 13 .629 past the Detroit Tigers, 7-2, pitcher has to fear him. I know Orlando Cepeda produced one MICKEY FINN HOME RUNS-Mayberry, stead of steaks if this keeps up- BY HANK LEONARD California 21 15 .583 1 ^ although the Bengals still main I would fear him,” the Yankee run. Rico Petrocelli, who KC, 13; D.May, Mil, 10, ,’’ Curtis said after hurli^ Kansas City 23 18 .561 2 tain a narrow hold on first hurler said, perhaps explaining appears barely able to trot MRS. TARNISH MOVED OUT A WE'LL GO TO THE POST OFFICE' eight scoreless innings and then WEEK AGO—AND SHE DIDN'T Oakland 22 19 .537 3 place, leading the Yankees and why starter Woodie Fryman STOLEN BASES-North, because of a bad knee, SO NOW WE KNOW WHO WILL MAVBB SHE GAVE THEM ! taking the loss Tuesday night as BENEFIT FROM WHAT HAPPENED LEAVE A NEW ADDRESS' Minnesota 19 17 .528 3V5 the Milwaukee Brewers by one and reliever Fred Scherman Oak, 15; Alomar, Cal, 9; Cam- grounded into a force play, FORWARDING ADDRESS' Texas 12 24 .333 lOVi paneris. Oak, 9. the Red Sox bowed 62 to the Yastrzemski scoring the second TO GOODIE — REX TAPPEN' SUII.DMI3 game. fared so poorly against Hart. Milwaukee Brewers. — SAV— WHERE'S MICKEY MANAOeS Tuesday’s Games PITCHING (5 Decisions)- run. AN D T O M ? Yankee pitcher Mel Things might have been “I thought I pitched pretty Geveland 5, Baltimore 3 Stottlemyre held the Tigers to Singer, Cal, 7-1, .875, 1.67; Carlton Fisk kept things alive KI e closer, but in the seventh inning well, but, obviously, it wasn’t CLAIM ED ] Milwaukee L Boston 2 five hits—no one got more than the Yankees sent 10 men to the Holtzman, Oak, 62, .818, 1.30. with liis second hit, but Dqug STRIKEOUTS-N.Ryan, Cal, well enough,” the 26year-old "lelH HE D O ZED New York 7, Detroit 2 one — while the Yankees plate and scored five runs. Griffin grounded into a force dSSiwB O FF-= native of n e ^ y Newton said. l«l be MA iw THE WOggy WART Minnesota 8, Kansas City 7 sprayed 12 safeties around After the first two New Yorkers 94; Singer, Cal, 80. play and Rick Miller tapped to t 5- i 3 Chicago 6, California 2 “It certainly was the best I’ve thM to end the game. Tiger Stadium. ^ were put out, Fryman gave up NATIONAL LEAGUE pitched in this ball park this Oakland 4, Texas 1 And the Tigers, their spirits two singles before uncorking a ’The Red Sox received oiie of Wednesday’s Games BATTING (75 at bats)- season. Maybe I just tried too JOE LAHOUD their biggest scares of the SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL as damp as the rain which wild pitch. Matty Alou tapped Lopes, LA, .376; Watson, Htn, hard in the ninth inning.” Cleveland (Wilcox 30) at almost delayed the game, had season in the second when Fisk single number three, scoring .353 Curtis, who won 11 games as Baltimore (Cuellar 1-5), N Bolin got two quick strikes on was hit on the head by a pitch. little if anything to say, perhaps two runs, and Martin yanked RUNS-Bonds, SF, 45; Wat a rookie in 1972, was left with a ^EAUTIfLlLf K ^ l F U L ' Milyraukee (Champion 62) at JIM RAY HART former Boston slugger Joe The ball hit Fisk’s batting remembering the last time they Fryman. son, Htn, 33. 1-5 record and a respectable DA-^. Boistdh (Pattin 2-7), N Lahoud, then made a pitch too helmet, equipped with the met the Yankees. ’The Tigers Scherman did no better as he RUNS BATTED IN-Bench, 3.11 earned run average New York (Peterson 3-6) at blanked the Yankees nine ^ y s good. Lahcmd lined a two-run protective cheek guard, with a walked his first opponent, then Cin, 35; Ferpson, LA, 33. although he allowed the PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Detroit (Col^an 62), N ago, 8-0, with Manager Billy “I just go into the cKibhouse single and the Brewers added a crack and bounded away. Fisk let Hart smack his third pitch HITS-Bonds, SF, 60; Brewers just four hits before he T M I S Y E S , ME H E Y .' 'N 2 California (Singer 7-1) at and smoke a cigarette and then fourth run on a sacrifice dropped to his knees, but es ECHO Martin gleefully waving his into the left field stands for his Fuentes, SF, 55. gave way to reliever Bob Bolin I S M V W O R K S MOW'D YOU ECMo Chicago (Fisher 63), N runners around from the third- come back and sit on the bench squeeze bunt. c a p e with a minor headache t U N C L E AT TME SlIMMit I third home run in six games. DOUBLES-Bonds, SF, 14; with Milwaukee ahead 1-0, the ^ J A C K ! SilMHIT K anus City (Busby 65) at base coaching box. and wait for my turn,” Hart The Red Sox out-hit and remained in the game. P U L P The Tigers, after going Cedeno, Htn, 12. bases loaded and one out in the MILL! O' ? said. Minnesota (Kaat 62), N There was little doubt the hitless for five innings, finally Milwaukee 65, but once again “The protective lap on the Texas (Broberg 0-4) at The Yankees acquired Hart TRIPLES-Metzger, Htn, 6; ninth. ailing Hart was the game’s managed to score in the eighth helmet saved him,’’ said ddW- Oakland (Blue 62), N from the National League’s San Maddox, SF, 4. star, but he freely admitted he when Aurelio Rodriguez and trainer Buddy LeRoux. “He got S2J Francisco Giants earlier in the HOME RUNS-Stargell, Pgh, Thursday’s Games has no secrets to explain his Eddie Brinkman singled. An hit in nearly the same spot as Milwaukee at Boston season. 12; H.Aaron, Atl, 12. Tony Conigliaro in 1967. Tony current stance as the league’s error and a wild pitch by STOLEN BASES-Cedeno, First Home Run California at Chicago leading designated hitter with a When Yankee Manager Ralph didn’t have the added protec Stottlemyre scored Rodriguez. Htn, 19; Morgan, Cin, 18; THE FLINTSTONES 3 Houk discovered Hart might be Geveland at Baltimore, N .338 average. In fact, he strikes The Bengals scored again in tion, of course.” BY HANA-BARBERA available, he said, "We went Bonds, SF, 18. New York at Detroit, N an unathletic pose when not at the last frame after a double by Results in Gift The Red Sox send Marty Pat- after him with the idea he PITCHING (5 Decisions)- SORRY, FRED... Kansas City at Minnesota, N bat. Duke Sims and an error. tin, another hard-luck W le r t o . . * SO/VIETHItJG Billingham, Cin, 7-1, .875, 2.K; with a 2-7 record, against ttie E V E ^ T H t i ELSE NATIOiNAL LEAGUE Reuss, Htn, 61, .833,2.49; Dow — h a p p e n e d ... NEW YORK (AP) — ’The baseball was enshrined in a Brewers tonight. Pattin is due S-M East ning, LA, 61, .833, 2.54. to be opposed on the mound by W L Pet GB plastic case, sitting on a little gold stand in front of Chuck ^ ' F O R STRIKEOUTS-Carlton, Phi, Jerry Bell, who has a 44 mark. THE BORN LOSER by A rt Sonsom r g t s Chicago 23 17 .575 No Mets Called Time Out 70; Sutton, LA, 63. Brinkman’s locker. The printing on the ball read: “First New York 19 17 .528 2 major league home run vs. the California Angels* Rudy Montreal 16 18 .471 4 May.” Pittsburgh 16 18 .471 4 “Beautiful,” exclaimed the 8-7 and th e O akland A’s Philadelphia 15 14 .385 7 ^ Bowling Chicago White Sox catcher whipped the Texas Rangers 61. St. Louis 13 24 .351 8Vk about the homemade gift from Indians-Orioles West F undament al Lesson his teammates. “’These guys Walt Williams singled with San Francisco 28 17 .622 CHURCH - Presbyterian are really great.” two out in the ninth inning, stole Houston 26 17 .605 1 won the roll off for first place. It was just a present in return second and came around to Cincinnati 24 16 .600 IVk for one he gave them, for score the tie-breaking run on Los Angeles 24 17 .585 2 Learned Hard Way Brinkman’s two-run shot helped ZODIAC- Bonnie Kelley 194, two wild pitches by Dave NOW Atlanta 16 23 .410 9 the White Sox defeat the Angels McNally as Geveland defeated San Diego 15 27 .357 llVk Pat Tobola 187-469, Carol Smith 6- 2 Tuesday night. . 176, Phyllis Benson 455. Baltimore. NIGHT RACING Tuesday’s Games NEW YORK (AP) - Today’s lesson Boswell, at third base, was cool about The victory boosted the White ' Twins-Royals MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISHER Philadelphia 7, Pittsburgh 4 Sox’ lead over California in the in baseball fundamentals concerns the development. “I wasn’t worried,” he CHURCH - Sam McCurry The Minnesota Twins MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Montreal 4, Chicago 3,11 in American League West to IVk MUTT, DID time out and whose responsibility it is said. “I knew he would be sent back. I 200, Cy Perkins 212-573, Elly withstood John Mayberry’s two nings games. p l a in ja n e you HEAR to call it. knew Duffy must’ve called time out.” Newcomb 205, Stu Wolcott 146 homers and two singles and 1 St BY FRANK BAGINSKI St. Louis 5, New York 3 In the other American — :— ------^ ABOUT THE In the sometimes overly-relaxed world Guess again. 555, Hugh Benson 201, Pete four RBI to whip Kansas City. GUy WHO" AMHAtV San Francisco 7, Atlanta 3 “I should have called time,” said Dyer. League games, the Geveland POS t 8 :0 0 : LETS SEE NOW! fVE ScST AVITANUN'P' A of baseball, sometimes it isn’t even Foster 202-554, Earl White 212- Mayberry’s homers gave him A VITA»41N 'A', A VITAMIN'S: Cincinnati 6, Houston 4 "But I didn’t. Some umpires do it Indians defeated the Baltimore 13 for the American League No Racing Tuesdays K ELP PILL, AND AN M necessary to officially call time out. It’s 555, Roy Atwood 20i9, Bemie A MUOri-VlTANVIN^A'C'... Los Angeles 5, San Diego 1 Orioles 5-3; the Milwaukee IRON PILL! assumed when a catcher moves out to the automatically wheti the action stops and Banavige 226202-610. lead. Wednesday’s Games Brewers topped the Boston Red / pitching mound that time has been called. I’m walking out to the pitcher.” A’s-Rangers DAY RACING! St. Louis (Foster 2-3) or Sox 62; the New York Yankees By somebody. Anybody. But Rookie umpire Terry Tata wasn’t TEE-TOTALERS - Nancy Ken Holtzman hurled a (Spinks 0-4) a t New York turned back the Detroit ’Tigers Ted Simmons, a bright young cather for calling it without a formal request. And Washburn 185491, Liz Chalotix seven-hitter for his sixth EVERY SATURDAY Seaver 5-3) 7- 2; the Minnesota Twins out- the St. Louis Cardinals, perch^ on second none of the Mets had bothered with that 176, Cindy Deal 183, Lois straight victory and Rich Pittsburgh (Moose 3-3) at slugged the Kansas City Royals POST 1 P.M. base in the seventh inning of what was to little detail. Ogulnick 204-452, Ethel 'Tedford McKinney slugged a three-run — Philadelphia (Ruthven 1-3) or double, leading Oakland over develop into a 63 victory over the New “I didn’t say a word to the umpire,” said 178, Leda Gifford 196528, Betty MEMORIAL DAY Brett 2-1), N Texas. 'Coeyr.»hl t I97J C York Mets ’Tuesday night. Dyer, “Because I knew I didn’t call it and Haefs 470, Betty Lou Jackson Tfods SofMoeW * diU S IN Beaimudit Chicago (Hooton 5-3) at Mon SPORTS DIAL S-23 treal (Torrez 3-5), N Two straight inning-opening singles in a I knew Boswell didn’t call it.” 475, M arge Kahn 496, Pat MONDAY. San Francisco (McDowell 1- scoreless game had several of the Mets Schofield 458. moving toward the mound with some STEVENSON BROS. M A Y 28tji 1) at Atlanta (Reed 2-4), N When did he find out the bad news about 14 DAYTIME RACES words of .consolation for pitcher Jerry Boswell? “When he yelled at me, ‘didn’t Houston (Wilson 4-4) at Cin Wehmeier Dies TONIGHT FXXON 0 PERFECTAS WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI cinnati (Billingham 7-1), N Koosman. Here came catcher Duffy Dyei*' you call time?” ’ DALLAS — Herman 7:25 Red Sox vs.Brewers, POST 10:30 A.M. « San Diego (Corkins 3-4) at and third baseman Ken Boswell. Now, instead of runners on first and se nmiurna aim MR. ABERNATHY BY HOUSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Wehmeier, 46, a major league WTIC . MSIWiSbMMMto Los Angeles (Messersmith 4-3), “I noticed,” said Simmons, “that none cond and an almost automatic sacrifice RTE. 14€, LINCOLN, R. I. pitcher for more thanriO years, M 6S833 '' AAAYPE I W ILL ^ ■ fV LIKE ID RENT THE TAJ AAAHAL N of the umpires had their hands up for time situation, the Cards had men on first and 7:55 Yanks vs. Tigers, died suddenly while testifying W H Y DOn V IF I CAN AAAKE FOR THE FIRST TW O W EEKS IN Y out.” third and a few options. Rookie Ken Reitz Thunday’s Games WINF Y tX I T A K E THENECeSAR/ 9EPTEM0eR. “ I thought Duffy called tim e,” said selected the best one, an RBI-single that as a witness in court. Sah Francisco at Atlanta, N A T R I P ARRAN(3EAAEN75. Boswell. gave St. Louis the lead. New York at Los Angeles, N TO INDIA r “I thought Bozzy called time,” said A sacrifice and an intentional walk Dyer. AAR. loaded the bases and pitcher Rick Wise A B E R N A T H Y FLY “I think that somebody should have followed with a two-run double. Then Lou ? MD/A called time,” decided Simmons, “but as Brock,delivered a two-run single and what Conard Sweeps the baserunner, I really didn’t think it was had been a scoreless ballgame ju^ my responsibility.” mDr"500”RMmrs dONUd- moments befpre, suddenly turned into a 6 Doubles Match Evil thoughts began dancing through 0 affair for the Cards. m te m Simmons’ head, all of them concerning Conard High’s tennis team The Mets scratched one run back in the 5-23 swept the doubles match to third base. “1 edged away from the base bottom of the seventh and two more in the defeat Manchester High, 5-2, at and looked back to see if (Wayne) Garrett ninth on Ed Kranepool’s double. But it was Memorial Field yesterday was holding me on. He had his back a case of too little, too late. Time simply OOODffeAR BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE afternoon. Steve Hedge and turned. He was the last check. If he’s next ran out on the Mets. And nobody called.for BUT WHEN TWO PEOPLE SHARE A SIK- CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Pete Heard scored the Tribe’s to me, I don’t go. But he wasn’t so I took it, either. WE NEED WE WANT TDUTD GO off.” ♦. MILLION-POUAR ESTATE, DON'T YOU FACTS ID PANAZUELA TO only two points. THINK IT ODD WHEN ONE OF THEM FALLS FIND OUT IF VALORV 4 6 THE HOODED OUNMAU TRIE$ ' TH AT Results: singles - Prete (C) def. FROM A BRIDGE ANp |G DEVOURED BY DESPERATELY TO $HAKE OPP STATUETTE ACCIDENTALLY EAS-Y'S p l a t -OUT PUR5UIT.M___ ON MV PA5H- Saunders (M), 6-4, 6-4; Hadge PIRANHA FISH? BDARP: (M) def. Sharry (C), 7-5,2-6,7- POLYOIAS 'A 5; Peterson (C) def. Sink (M), Twitchell on Strikeout Binge 6-2,6-3; Heard (M) def. Willets (C), 6-4, 6-0. doubles - Prete- NEW YORK (AP) - “I LaRoche, scoring Hunt. Reds-Astros Sharry (C) def. Hadge-Sink thought I was a pretty ,good The Expos scored their first J The victory moved the Giants (M), 6-3, 7-5; K. Peterson-J. hitter,” Wayne Twitchell of three runs on solo homers off back into first place in the NL Peterson (C) def. Stone- PVKIRSALE the Philadelphia Phillies Chicago starter Ferguson Saunders (M), 62, 4-6, 63; West by. one game when 2 said Tuesday night. Jenkins by Ken Singleton, Bob Houston lost to Cincinnati. YDUUVE'27T0*S6 0FF72PRICE8 Hauptman-McNeil (M) def. Bailey and Mike Jorgensen. Jacobs-Heard (M), 64, 62. The towering right-handed Dave Concepcion drove home pitcher stepped to the plate four Monday, who set his strikeout three runs with a double and times and struck out four record with Oakland in 970, hit single to pace the Reds over the DOUBLE BELTED times, repeating his perfor a two-run homer for the Cubs. Astros. CUSTOM POWER CUSHION Champs Noted mance of May 16. That equaled Giants-Braves BY V.T. HAMLIN the major league mark for most Chris Speier keyed a four-run Dodgers-Padres POLYGUS BLACKWALLTIRES „.IT WONY EVEN M A K E THAT THING In Tennis Play strikeouts by a batter in two third inning with a two-run dou Willie Crawford homered and MOVE UNTIL I ^QUrr STARING STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF WHATb^ AT M E WITH consecutive games held by ble and San Francisco went on drove in two runs and rookie TELL IT TO.' NOW 3 COME ON BACK, J?) THOSE TWO YOUR EXPENSE T(!EAay?W0NT NO.'I'M JUStV ” if m y office KICKED iN - r r\ Winners of championships in several players, including Dick to defeat Atlanta. Juan Dave Lopes improved his W EVE GOT WORK B IG E Y E S ' ACCOUNT WILL COVER) YOUR OLOBAL TA&6IN6 AU0N6 MIGHT SOUND AS IF I HAP Tennis Forum Club Tourna Allen and Rick Monday. Marichal scattered nine hits, league-leading average to .376 TO D O ! THE COST OF THE JNBW SERVICE DREAMED UP THE WHOLE ment during the past season “I really don’t want that including Hank Aaron’s 685th with two hits in leading Los bltckwall ilz i VENTURE, OF ^ SHARE THE THING, JUST TO HAVE A BIG, B78-14, plui COURSETAB ? were Bud Vincent, Phil Hyde record, but I’m willing to strike lifetime homer. Bobby Bonds Angeles over San Diego. Don $2.00 Ftd. E«. out 50 times a game if I win,” Sutton scattered five hits. Tf« pir tire. Nrp and Martin Duke, Judy Ball, homered for the Giants. trade needed. Vincent and Driggs, Parliman said the 6foot-6, 26year-old and Delatto, Rick Plepler and right-hander, who scattered 11 aiaaa Sizae SIzoo 7.oe>ii,c7e-i4 m -1 4 or 11, N7I-14 or IS. Sizo L7l-t| Miss Dow. hits in beating. Pittsburgh for •r ih - t 4 Q7i-14 or If erJ7l-18 Vlncept defeated Wayne the second time in a week, this 2 FOR 2 FOR 2 FOR{ 2 FOR Kuhnly, 6-4-62, for the Men’s one by a 74 score. COUNTRY CLUB ^ Singles title. Duke and Hyde Elsewhere, St. Louis defeated defeated Doc Dambeck and : the New York Mets 63, Mon Kuhnly in Men’s Doubles and treal edged the Giicago Cubs 43 I MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE •48“ 54" 59“ M* Nus $Z.0S to $2.31 plus $2.50 to $2.7$ plus $2.94 to $3.12 plus $3.31 Fed. Judy Ball whipped Sue Hadge in in 11 innings, San Francisco ; A llmittd numtxr ol non-resident memberships st hi. Ei. Tai par lira, Fed. Ez. Tax per lire, Ftd. Ex. Ttx ptr tirt, Ez. Tez per tire. dapandlng on tize. dependinf on tire. deptndinf on size. Women’s Singles, 63,643. Vin beat Atlanta 7-3, Cincinnati No trade neidtd.. .. No trido nMded. No tradf netdtd. SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER BY BILL HOWRILLA cent and Driggs teamed to beat shaded Houston 64 and Los i Pilgrim’s Harbor Country (Hub Parlinuui and Everitt, 63-61, Angeles turned back San Diego. COMPARABLE SAVINGS ON SINGLES AND SETS WHITEWALLS — add $3 more par Urt He PAGE THIRTY-SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 23, 1973 ^N C H ESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed.. May 23. 1973- PAGE THIR’TY-SEVF.N Help Wantad 3S Halp Wantad 35 ^THAriL BE Apartments For Rant 83 The “ Action Marketplace” P j EVER. KKJ’nCE? ^ K A V TO RNV BY HERE^4aY DRIVER'S Apartments For Rant 63 DEPENDABLE woman for HELP wanted to work in fur » 3 . 9 6 - CHECK’? F a s t — E ffe c tiv e housework, weekly, own niture store, setting up fur THEGUY NWrm A LICEtJBE'*'GAR THREE-ROOM apartment, LETS GO TO WORK transportation. Phone 644-1930, niture. Will consider part-time. SMALL CHECK 16 REGISTRADON, SOCIAL pleasant, convenient suburban Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers I SECURITY, ARMY location, like private home, Applicant laa after 5 p.m. 643-2833. always p r e p a r e d PRESIDENTIAL Herald Classified Ads DiSCHARSE.BAPnSMAU lawn, basement, working Over 60,000 Daily Readers paid by Companlaa PIGGY BANK empty? Avon SECRETARY — Experienced, TO SHOW HIS adults. 643-2880. VILLAGE APTS. (15 Word Minimum) IDEMTlnCATlOH* , ahobirihcerhficate MANCHESTER can help ybu fill it with extra good starting salary, excellent WITH .MY FOOTPRIMT Fast Results cash you can earn as an Avon fringe benents, good working LOVELY 3-room apartment, One and two bedrooms EAST OF RIVER OH IT*' ideal for working couple, tile 1 D a y ...... 8(t per word per day Representative. Make money conditions. Call Mr. Torrisi at Near schools, churches COPY CLOSING TIME FOR GAL FRIDAY—Excellent for new clothes, a dishwasher, Goodyear Tire Company. 569- bathroom with shower, and 3 Days ...... 7(t per word per day color TV. Call 2894922. 1550. more. No pets. 649-0463, after 5. and shopping center, on CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS shorthand and typing. Start bus line. Call anytime. 6 D ays___ ... 6(t per word per day $1264125. 26 Days ...... 5e per word per day 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION LEGAL SECRETARY - lor BULLARD operator, lathe 474 MAIN Street — Three-room SECRE?TARY—Good typing, East of River office. Excellent operator. Top pay for top men, apartment, heat, $150. Security, 646-2823 Happy Ads ...... $1.50 inch Deadline for Saturday and Monday light shorthand. Call Director Tm. Reg U. S. Pal. Off—M (IgMi raietvM /family unit. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. benefits, starting salary to $7,- overtime, benefits, R & R O 1973 by Untied Fealofe Syf^icalt. lx. PHONE 643-2711 is 12:00 Noon Friday experience. $120 plus. 000. No agency fee. Call Betty Machine Co. Inc., 9 rear SECRETARY—Good typing FIVE rooms, first floor, Jane, 6464150, Bailey Employ Spencer Court, East Hartford, MAY r SEE SOME and shorthand, some ment Service. "'B u t THE OO r LOOK LIKE available June 1st. Security, customer contact. Start $125 GUY WITH THE lOEKlTlFICATOH.SlR? plus first month’s rent. Call 646- MANCHESTER — Three-room t npara SOMEONE WHO 7708. Mobllabita HomaaH Haating-Plumbing 17 plus. CLEANING WOMAN - One SALESMAN — Part-time, 5-9 WHOPPER ISN'T GOOD FOR apartment, all appliances, HERALD PLEASE READ day per week, overnight oc p.m. and Saturdays, retail utilities, $170 per month. Fiano HARTFORD casionally. Must have own experience helpful. Hourly plus A M E A 9 L V LOVELY two-bedroom apart Agency, 646-2677. PICK-UP camper, 11 l!&)t, very NO JOB too small. Immediate HAPPY ADS BILLING CLERK - Good ment, with refrigerator, range, BOX LETTERS YOUR AD service on service calls. Free transportation, references. commissions. Immediate # 1 3 6 ^ ? good condition. Call 646-6494. BERRY’S WORLD typing required. Starting Permanent position for right opening. 646-6261. disposal, heat and parking. $195 ONE-HALF duplex, 3 rooms, estimates gladly given on \ For Your Classified or "Want Ads" are salary $115 plus. person. Responsibility, monthly. Handy to Main Street. separate driveway and furnace, heating or Numbing. Faucets Call 644-2427. Information taken over the phone as a con •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• repaired or installed. Water SECRETARY—2 -Men, good experience, maturity required. WANTED experienced lathe no appliances, $120. Call after 1 J venience. The advertiser should typing and shorthand. A 646-3012. operator and cutter grinder p.m., 646-3188. r THK HERALD will not dis Motoreyclaa-BIcyclaa 11 pumps worked on. Complete COZY 4 rooms, available, $160 read his ad the FIRST DAY IT heating systems, rec rooms, Order Your challenging position. Start operator, full or part-time. close the identity of any adver PROGRAMMER/Analyst, with Apply Gammons - Hoagland monthly includes heat, stove, FOUR-ROOM tenement, 25 tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in MOTORCYCLE insurance — etc. Call M & M Plumbing & $125 plus. centrally located, security. 649- Heating, 649-2871. at least one year experience Co., 395 Main Street, Ridgewood S tre e t, $110, answering blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The Low rates. Immediate binding ‘Happy Tha Above fa A with COBOL and BAL. Degree Manchester, 643-9501. 1919, between 5-7. Married, security, 643-5873. desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE authority. Call Joan Lane at SEWERLINES, sink lines, Partial Llating not necessary but a definite can follow this procedureiS incorrect or omitted insertion for Clarke Insurance Agency, 643- plus. Starting salair to $12,000. WOMAN, over 18, full-time, 5 to 23 MANCHESTER — Deluxe two- 1 any advertisement and then only to 1126. cleaned with electric cutters, bedroom Townhouse, IW baths, . by professionals. McKinney Thought” Many fringe benefits. No agen 12 midnight, for counterwork. APARTMENT ' Enclose your reply to the box the extent of a "make good" inser RITA BIRL Help Wanted private basement, includes heat Bros.,Sewer Disposal Com cy fee. Excellent growth poten Good pay for right person. App- 35 Articles lor Sale 45 Antiquaa in an envelope — address to the tion. Errors which do not lessen the EXPERT bicycle repairs, all MAHCHESTER tial. Call Mr. Schroder, 6 ^ W CJ s Restaurant, 273 Broad 56 and applicances, carpets. ^40. RENTAL OFFICE , f* makes, models and speeds. pany, 643-5308. 646-3441 per month. Paul W. Dougan, K Cla.ssified Manager. Manchester value of the advertisement will not Today! 8150, Bailey Employment Ser Street, Manchester. WOLLENSAK stereophonic, We have a large variety of; Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, . . . 8ow cnw vice. SUMMER Employment LARGE antioue metal traj^ Realtor, 6434535, 646-1021. Evening Herald, together with a be corrected by "make good" inser TOWNE Plumbing Service. mowing lawn, full-time. tape recorder, 4-track, reel to hand painted flowers on blade Jdeluxe one and two-bedroom ■ memo listing the companies Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- may hova taut yew SALESWOMAN -- If you like reel,, many original sound track ^apartments and townhouses! tion. Repairs, alterations. American Griswold & Fuss, Inc., 646-2469, background, $15. Phone 649- MANCHESTER — Nice two- you do NOT want to see your Standard fixtures used o happy adl WOMAN wanted for pot and people, greeting cards, 8-5 p.m. tapes included. Best offer. 872- 3869. jthroughout Manchester. Ren- dishwashing. Also general help" stationery, candles, albums and bedroom Townhouse, full base letter. Your letter will be 643-2711 MOTORCYCLE insurance, exclusively. Immediate ser ment. Includes heat, appliances ital office open daily from 9-5, vice. Call 649-4056. in coatings manufaefurmg good wages, free meals in other interesting items. If Wearing Apparel 57 |other times by appointment. destroyed if the advertiser is come to us for good rates. Just cluded. 649-5313. you’re looking for pleasant WE need an accurate typist for and carpets. $230 per month. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• plant. Excellent fringe benefits, billing and general office work. GARAGE Sale — Saturday, one you've mentioned. If not it 5 minutes of your time. Call Happiness is going to the working conditions, 5 days a May 26th, 94, dining room set, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- will be handled in the usual Elactrical 18 pay commensurate with 40 hour week, good pay rate, WEDDING gown, size 8, $75. 4535, 646-1021. ; ' DMMTO ENmraSES, HC. Autos For Safa Crockett Agency, ask for Betty exMrience. Apply at office, week including Thursday night copper boiler, old sewing manner. or Louise. 643-1577. ’I Bowers School Car Wash Happy 1st Birthday company paid insurance Phone after 5 p.m., 875-1240. 2404 Nm SMt Ri. MoKknlir MERZ ELECTRICAL Service. ;i Bowers School Parking Lot PUNKIN Albi Manufacturing Corp. Sub We Are Excited!! and Saturday. If you would benefits. Write Box ‘,‘M,’’ machine -, and miscellaneous 1966 DODGE, Coronet, conver Electrical repairs, additions, sidiary of Cities Service Co., 98 enjoy the above plus other household. 30 Hackmatack' HARLEY DAVIDSON Sales, 49 141 Princeton Street Manchester Herald. Street. MOTHER of the bride dress, Lost and Found tible, V-8, automatic, good con alterations. Small job Love, East Main St., Rockville, Conn. fringe benefits, apply Mr. pink, size 14, dress and jacket, WOODLAND dition, $350. Call 649-7OT1. Park Street, Hartford. Motor I Saturday, May 26, specialist. Free estimates. An equal opportunity employer. Harrison, Harrison’s GAL Friday — Bookkeeper, worn once, $70 new, asking $40. LOST last week, small black cycles, parts, service and •: 10-1 p.m. Marilyn Stationers, 849 Main Street, AIR-CONDITIONER - MANCHESTER Marvel - new accessories. 247-9774. Master Charge. 643-8832. Hurwit and .Simons, Realtors, experienced bookkeeper Call 646-7582 after 6 p.m. MANOR appliances included in this male cat, vicinity Green Rd., 1966 DODGE Monaco, 4-door •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SUPERINTENDENTS job, have just moved to m a ^ i - Manchester, mornings only or through trial balance. Diver Frigidare Model A12 AK, 115 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••ft very friendly. Reward. 643-9247. hardtop, full power, air. Must full-time, middle-aged couple, by appointment, no phone inter volt, 11,500 BTU, Thermostatic spacious 2-bedroom apartment 1968 KAWASAKI 175, bought Flooring 19 cent quarters in a dynamic sified duties, include composi Wanted to Buy 58 APARTMENTS with parking. Kids and pets sell, 875-1650. THANK YOU to manage 200-unit garden type views. control. Excellent condition. HomMltad StrMt new in 1972, 700 miles. $350 or Happy 17th Birthday location. tion of correspondence, $100. Phone 6464734. welcome. $140. Homefinoers. LOST — Gray and white cat FLOOR SANDING and apartment complex in purchasing, inventory control WANTED — Antique furniture, (Off W. Mlddl* Tpke.) 1969 SS, headers, torsion bars, best offer. Call 646-7607. NAN McCOOE OFFICE CLERK - Position Fee $20. 5494980. blind in one eye. Vicinity Maple Refinishing, (specializing in I ^0 Manchester. Man must be and customer contact. Highly glass, pewter, oil paintings or MANCHESTER Street. Call 649-1381. fo u r-sp ^ Hurst on the floor, available for general office 21” CONSOLE color TV, very older floors). Inside and outside TROOP 610 From your buddies. capable of doing minor plum WE NEED 2 MORE other antique items. Any quan Built by convertible. 643-1921. 1971 HONDA CB350, $600 firm. bing, electrical and carpentry clerk, typing and general office good working condition. $^. LANDLORDS: We supply Call 643-8549. painting. John Verfaille, 646- Barb and Marybeth ASSOCIATES. Experienced tity. The Harrisons, 643^09, screened qualified tenants for LOST rust colored male cat, 5750, 872-2222. For a wonderful year repairs. Wife to handle rentals skills required. &x>d starting Craftsman 6 h.p. 32” twin blade 165 Oakland Street. UftR HOUSING CORP. preferable but not necessary conveniently I______rotary rider mower with grass your vacancies at no cost or double pawed. One year old. 1968 BUICK four-door, extra •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ;• from and some office work. salary and benefits. Apply 9-3, East Hartford. Phone Linda at •••••••••••••••••••••••••••ft 1 and 2-bedroom luxury clean, good tires, new brakes, 1972 HONDA XL250, 1,000 — We will provide the training Meadows Convalescent Center, catcher and trailer hitch. Very obligation to you. Homeflnders. Vicinity Green Manor-Bretton Moving-Trucking-Storaga 20 :■ Mrs. Beverly Fuss and Happy 13th Birthday Experienced. References 528-9561 for appointment. Rooms Without Board 50 apartments. Features wall-to- 527-54^. Rd. Six-year old owner frantic. must sell. Make offer. Brown’s miles, $650. Excellent buy. required. Call 647-9771, ask for necessary. 333 Bidwell St., Manchester, good condition. $110. Phone ^ Phone 872-7170. ;i Mrs. Ruth Jones to M 646-2321. 2322. wall carpeting, vanity tile 643-6223. Tire Shop, 333 Main Street, MANCHESTER Delivery - Al. SERVICE Station attendant, THE THOMPSON H ouse- Cot Manchester, 643-2819. LORI JEANNE :§ baths, built-in oven, range, VINE Street— Four-room, two- © 1973 by NEA, light trucking and package full time, experience desired. tage St., centrally located, dishwasher, refrigerator and bedroom apartment. $125 LOST part German Shepherd HONDA CB450-K5. One month i; See you all, You are now a real teenager MAN wanted for price clerk, Call Mr. Richard Barker, at TWO Sheetmetal mechanics, TAG SALE — 86 Richmond Dr., new. 1,600 miles, must sell. delivery. Refrigerators, Apply in person Surwill’s Mobil large, pleasantly furnished disposal, electric heat, 2 air monthly. Available June 1st. part Husky, female, vicinity 1964 CHEVROLET Imnala, "This is the story of Pinocchio. His trouble was, his nose ;• * in the Fall. Love, for plumbing and heating supp 646-1117. ’This may be one of for commercial and residential Thursday, Friday and Satur rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 Asking $1,000. Call 742-9262. washers and stove moving Station, 1083 Burnside Avenue, day, 9-4. Household items, conditioners, glass sliding 568-6396. Tanner Street. Answers to four-door hardtop. $180. Mt of grew longer every time he made statements that were specialty. 649-0752. Grammie and Art ly firm. Call 6494563, ask for the most important calls you duct work. Capable of erecting, East Hartford. for ovemighj and permanent Jerry. Cali 643-2988. Chevy mags, $100., 649-0495 Jack. cutting and managing their own Sears gas dryer, sink. guest rates. doors, all large rooms. Full 1969 HONDA CL350, excellent 'inoperative'." have ever made. It will PLUSH 2-bedroom duplex after 4:30 p.m. Happy 25th Wedding provide the vehicle to high job. All fringe benefits in a new,:) COUNTERGIRLS wanted for basement storage area, ample condition. $550. Phone 742-8946 Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagaa 27 Belated open shop. Wonderful oppor BRACE YOURSELF for a apartment, with dining room LOST boy’s 10-speed Sutton ANNIVERSARY NURSE’S Aides — Full-time, level earnings in a very evening help, 5-11 p.m. Must be FURNISHED room for parking. Starting at $175. and patio, all appliances, extra racer, bright orange with blue 1962 BUICK Electra, 225,2-door after 5 p.m. Happy Birthday part-time, all shifts. Excellent tunity for the right man. Please thrill the first time you use Blue gentleman, homey atmosphere, Handy to shopping, schools, ■MORTGAGES, loans first se THERESA and PETER exciting profession. over, 18. Apply in person. Lustre to clean rugs. Rent elec closets, basement garage, lock. Reward. Call 643-8090. hardtop, V-8, automatic CHRISTOPHER REPASS | starting salary and benefits. call New England Mechanical Burger Chef, 235 Main St., includs kitchen and parking. bus and religious facilities. transmission, power steering, 1968 SUZUKI 200, excellent run Sarvleaa Olfarad 12 Building-Contracting 14 cond, third. All kinds. Realty SERRA Services, 643-^7 or 649-0540. tric shampooer $1. The E. A. walking distance to Parkade. statewide. Credit rating un May 3, M Apply m person. East House, Manchester between 84 p.m. Call 6494936, 649-3436. $225 per month. 643-0710. LOST Monday, black cat with po I , ■ ' PAGE FORTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 23, 1973 r DOGG Y STUDENT '^AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Duke -Dents Will Get has been in the second grade at The Weather Betty Jane School about six Today^s State Vernon Bylaws Report years. But no one is worried. Fox Hill Tower Vandals Prey He’s a dog. « Lottery Number Rain likely tonight and Friday with low in A report by its bylaws com ready to present its. formal The 7-year-old beagle first 50s and high Friday 55-60. Chance of agreed it probably would not installed so vandals could nbt still vandals managed to get in went to the school when his lEiiTmng Upralb precipitation 70 per cent through period. Fox Hill Tower is one of Ver tion of the tower. Councilman mittee will be the main order of recommendation. Those non’s landmarks. It’S used as keep vandals out anyway. get inside the structure. side and blow off the steel door. Wolff suggested the installation business for the Manchester recommendations will be dis owners, the George Adlph- 54024 Saturday outlook partly cloudy and cool. Berger was chairman of a ’The quarter-inch steel door The police make routine sons, had their oldest son the symbol on town stationery of an alarm system which Democratic Town Committee cussed May 30, but will not be THIRTY-TWO PAGES — TWO SECTIONS committee formed several was taken off shortly after, checks of the area the mayor acted upon until a subsequent there. They now have two sons MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 24, J9 7 3 - VOL. XCII, No. 199 Manchester—A City of Village Charm PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS and on the town seal, but van would be connected to the May 30, when it meets at 8 p.m. attend! ns the school. “He loves dals are making it impossible years ago by the Chamber of Berger said. He explained that said but short of 24-hour super police station. All suggestions in the Municipal Building meeting. Commerce to redo the tower. school whether the kids go or for the general public to enjoy the next time it was put up i( vision there is no way to stop will be considered by the Hearing Room. In other business May 30, not,” Mrs. Adolphson said. “If the tower and its view. The outside was glazed, the was bolted from the inside and the destruction. Recreation Commission and the reports will be accepted, from the children are sick, I say, Monday night the Town Coun windows repaired and the in the lower portion of the well- Commenting that* it committee to be appointed by ’The bylaws committee has standing committees and ‘Duke, they’re not going to cil listened to a report by Coun side painted. A steel door was type windows was stoned in and nauseates him to see the condi the mayor. com plete its studies, begun suggestions for future activities school today.’ And Duke is off.” •• cilman ’Thomas Benoit who said about six months ago, and is will be explored. he was approached by Miss Senate Watergate Probe Hazel Lutz of the Vernon Historical Society who asked about cleaning up the tower and the area around it. Benoit said the windows in There’s Never Been Such a Selection of y . the sthicture have all been Km broken and vandals have even Schedule Expanded broken a steel door that was in Styles and Fabrics at Such Savings $30. to $53. Off stalled to keep them out. ’There WASHINGTON (AP) - The Alch, once Mc(k>rd’s defense man interested only in seeing McCord his CIA personnel Alch said Fensterwald made is graffiti on the inside and out Senate’s Watergate committee counsel, resumed his discussion justice done. records could be falsified. OF MANCHESTER expanded its schedule of of the case. the remark in a telephone con side walls and bottles and rub See the Largest Selection of Recliners “East of the River” They paint him instead as a He also said McCord passed versation during a time when bish strewn around. hearings today amid a lawyer- The investigating committee, man who tried desperately to up three opportunities to McCord’s accusations against ’There is hardly a civic group "KNOWN FOR QUALITY, client dispute over the veracity now in its fifth day of hearings, stay out of jail, and who spread cooperate with federal high administration officials in town that at some time or of James W. McCord J r .’s FAMOUS FOR SERVICE” Make Father’s Day very Special this year for your favorite already had scheduled hearings blame to his superiors only prosecutors during the trial in were making headlines. other has not attempted to fix SINCE 1874 Dad! Give him a La-Z-Boy recliner he will enjoy for many testimony about the wiretap after a jury convicted him of return for leniency. ping burglary. June 12-14. No specific dates “I replied that I was not in up the tower and the area wiretapping, burglary and con And he said McCord tried to years to come. Make your selection from one of the largest Sen. ^ m J. Ervin Jr., D- had been set for later sessions. terested in any vendettas around it. Benoit said most spiracy. The length of McCord’s shame the government into displays of beautiful recliners "East of the River” now in stock N.C., the committee chairman, McCord's story of White against the President, but only have eaten up their resources sentence now depends in part dropping its case against him. in the best interest of my announced three addiitional House pressure to keep silent on this and other projects. for immediate delivery at WatkinsI oh how well he cooperates with He did this by calling the client,” Alch said. The Recreation Department, days of hearings would be held already Rhs been backed up by investigators. Washington embassies of Israel which has also worked on f June 5 to 7, .to speed the un two witnesses, John J. Caulfield Alch, a law partner of famed and Chile in hopes of being He said Fensterwald replied, keeping the tower presentable, folding of the Watergate in and Anthony T. Ulasewicz. lawyer F. Lee Bailey, “Well, you’ll see, that’s who 2 overheard on wiretaps which is once again having the matter quiry. Th|y admit transmitting offers Wednesday denied that he ever we’re going after, the •X the government would be too turned over to it and will be ” ... But the committee does of plvsidential clemency to suggested McCord should embarrassed to admit in court, President.” not intend to get bogged down McCord. assisted by a special committee blame the Central Intelligence Alch said. Fensterwald, who sat a few with a controversy between But Alch and Caulfield dis to be appointed by Mayor Frank Agency for the wiretapping. He "Mr. McCord has made ac feet behind Alch during the lawyers,” Ervin said as Gerald pute McCord’s self-portrait of a McCoy. specifically denied telling cusations directed toward hearing, later asked permission Police Chief Edmund Dwyer many men,” Alch said. “I am to testify, but his request has suggested putting a fence in no position to judge his wasn’t immediately granted. around the tower which would credibility in that regard. I do, allow the area to be closed after Capital Region Council however, have first-hand Earlier in Wednesday’s ses 4 dark, but remain open during knowledge of his relationship sion, Caulfield, who had been a the daytime hours. Director of 'U 'l with me, and in regard to his White House aide to presiden Administration Richard Discusses Hartford Process accusations against me, he is tial Counsel John W. Dean III Borden, said the fence would The perfect tran sitional design for i m not telling the truth.” and presidential adviser John cost in the neighborhood of ^ ,- p if e Alch said McCord’s present D. Ehrlichman, said he vO sign the Regional Arrangement 000 and most council members that sit anywhere DOUG BEVINS the firm is one of the “prime lawyer, Bernard Fensterwald, believed he had been carrying a documents. look. In easy-care (Herald Reporter) movers” in projects which will once told him: “We’re going message from President Nixon Otto Newman, Granby select Naugahyde* or “We should stop trying to dis be funded under HUD’s after the President of the when he offered clemency to 100% Herculon*. mm man who characterized himself Regional Arrangement. The United States.” McCord last January. Senior Citizens Of The Year associate ourselves from as "one. of the early thorns in Reg. $179. Greater Hartford Process,” arrangement, he explained, Columbia Process’ side,” said he agreed deals only with Hartford this Robert J. Doggart and Bernadette Noel are Manchester’s Mr. and Mrs. Senior Citizens for East Hartford Mayor Richard sale $149. Blackstone said Wednesday that the firm might be able to year, and it won’t deprive any 1973. Chosen for the honor by the director and staff of the Senior Citizens Center, they attract more funds to the Hart night, urging members of the community of the opportunity Maryland Solon School Board were awarded their plaques Wednesday. (Herald photo by Pinto) ford area. But Newman said he to obtain federal funding. Capitol Region Council of hasn’t yet seen that Process is Governments (CRCOG) to sup Blackstone said that the Adopts IMS concerned about the small arrangement would be on a an port the private planning and towns. ‘‘They’re more con Commits Suicide VIRGINIA CARLSON development firm. nual basis. This fiscal year cerned about themselves,” he (which ends June 30,1973) it in Correspondent Blackstone, chairman of the EASTON, Md. (AP) - U.S. The Easton Memorial said. volves $800,000 in funding for Tel. 228-9224 Two Senior Citizens CRCOG, said Greater Hartford Rep. William 0. Mills was Hospital said he had a gunshot Selectman Barnard Tilson of four projects in the City of found shot to death at his home ’The Board of Education ha Process is becoming a “viable, Avon, agreeing with Newman, wound in the left lower chest. Hartford, he said. today, apparently a suicide. adopted an Individual contributive force” in the said it troubled him to see Dave Thackery, a hospital Mathematics System (IMS) as region. “I believe Hartford Vernon Mayor Frank McCoy, The Maryland Republican’s spokesman, said there were V Honored For Service Process as part of HUD’s noting that the arrangement presented by Joseph Markoff, Process has now reached a death came one day after the powder burns on Mills’ shirt In proposed Regional Arrange deals only with Hartford this M Mrs. Deborah Campbell, Miss position where many of us in Washington Post reported he dicating he had been shot at Manchester’s Mr. and Mrs. and efforts and deep concern Vendrillo and Georgina Vince. ment. Tilson, noting the ap Joan Krush and Michael the region should start to sup year, questioned whether the had received a $25,000 contribu close range. Senior Citizens for 1973 are for fellow senior citizens and parent “arrogance” of Process, Wallace. A truly Colonial style, “Each year,” explained Wal port their actions,” Blackstone arrangement was necessary. “I tion from secret funds of Presi Roberta. Doggart of 8 West St. their problems.’’ ly Fortin, director of the said “they don’t represent the Mills was first elected to Markoff, administrative mild wing treatment, said. can’t see any advantage to dent Nixon’s 1972 campaign and Mrs. Bernadette Noel of 27 Wednesday’s awards mark Centei*, “ we have many people.” Congress in a special election in assistant, teaches junior high Blackstone’s comments, adopting this.” he said. finance committee. The con all exposed wood, Brainard PI. the fourth consecutive year for volunteers who help us around T^e other agencies which are 1971. He replaced Rogers C.B. math. Mrs. Campbell teaches made during CRCOG discussion tributions were not report^ to parts are finished In Chosen for the honor by the Mr. and Mrs. Senior Citizen the Center. Always, there are to be represented in the Morton who was named Grade 3; Miss Krush, Grade 4, of a proposed “Regional McCoy was the lone the Maryland Board of Election Autumn toned director and staff of the S ^o r honors. Named in 1972 were one or two who do just a little Regional Arrangement are all secretary of the Interior. and Wallace, Junior high math. Arrangement” between the dissenter when CRCOG in an apparent violation of state Nutmeg Maple. Box Citizens Center, they received Harold Lehmann and Mae Tiv- bit more and, to show our ap public agencies, Tilson said. The Washington Post, in the According to Markoff, IMS is federal Department of Housing members, by a voice vote, law. pleats. Reg. $231. plaques Wednesday which read, nan, in 1971 ’Thomas O’Neill and preciation, we choose them as Those agencies are the State story Wednesday, quoted a system of materials which and Urban Developipent (HUD) adopted the resolution ap When asked if Mills had shot A “In appreciation for your time Mary Rhodes, and in 1970 Peter our Mr. and Mrs. Senior Department of Community Af several sources as saying they presents the elementary sale $189. and agencies in the Caj)itol proving the Regional Arrange himself, aide Jack Shaum A pure AmedcaT^desIgnlSj?^ Citizens of the Year.” fairs, the City of Hartford, the helped deliver the $25,000 cash mathematics skills in a logical simple yet luxurious. High wing Region, were met with some ment. replied, "Yes, from all in Mrs. Noel has been an active CRCOG, the Capitol Region dications.” contribution to Mills’ campaign sequence of separate steps disfavor by at least two other Planning Agency (which will be back, box pleats. Reg. $231. volunteer at the Center for According to documents The body of the 48-year-old manager the day before the which can be mastered by the ' CRCOG members. merging with the CRCOG), and several years. She helps with prepared by HUD in coopera congressman was found in a May 25, 1971, special election. child, for the most part, on his sale $189. State Highway After lengthy discussion, HUD. serving at all special meals and tion with the Capitol Region Mills then released a state own. CRCOG members voted to barn at his Mulberry Hill Farm cooks many of the items Blackstone, defending his agencies, “Regional ment saying, "I have done With IMS, the teacher sheds authorize their chairman to in Talbot County near prepared for the center’s food position on Process, said that Arrangement” is the term Washington. nothing wrong.” .his role of “instructor” and Fund Uses sales. In addition, she is in the HUD is using to describe the Y assumes the new role of forefront of most fund-raising mechanism it has proposed to diagnosing, prescribing and projects, Fortin said. support a comprehensive evaluating the individual needs She personally sold over 130 Regional Agency regional approach to urban of each student, he said. charge mfh our Broadened tickets for the Revue for the problems and “the challenge of Individual success is a basic Irvstant, Effortless Reclining! With La-Z- -HARTFORD (AP) — Bills to break up Connecticut’s Cancer Fund recently managing growth and change in concept of the program, presented by senior citizens. Merger Reported the Capitol Region.’,’ Markoff said. He added that Boy’s Lectra-Lounger* highway fund and establishing a Petroleum Products Con trol Commission won approval of the General Assembly in She is an excellent piano player IMS is neither a textbook nor a with finger tip electric and singer and plays and sings Terms of the arrangement — workbook but a sequence of control. Operates on or a flurry of activity Wednesday. often for Senior Citizen Center ‘Moving Along^ the first for any metropolitan separate laminated, reusable dinary house current. An attempt to give the state a had to be suspended members, Fortin said. area in the country — provide workpages which present the y ' r > that HUD wilt consider funding Plush, comfortable, new abortion statute, however, and a majority of senators Doggart is helpful in a variety DOUG BEVINS necessary elementary of specific proposals after the Traditional design. Super appears to have failed between failed to vote for suspension. of ways at the Center. He helps mathematics skills from a arrangement has been ap- the Mouse and Senate. call at the Kitchen Social bingo number of different angles. Soft Vinyl covered. Reg. ’There is a slim chance the bill The merger of the Capitol Region Council of -proved.- Both branches voted games, picks up members and Included in the workpages are 935 Main St.. Downtown Manchester — Open Tuesday $522. could reach the House under a Governments (CRCOG) and the Capitol Region Planning The four programs involved Wednesday to amend a bill drives them to and from the entertaining and interesting il suspension of the rules when Agency is “moving along pretty well,” East Hartford this year are a planning and through Friday Til 9 P.M. — Saturdays 9:30 A.M. to sale $469. creating a state transportation Center, and takes great interest lustrations and stories, teacher- the two chambers meet again management program for Hart fund to require that a portion of in the welfare of convalescing Mayor Richard Blackstone, CRCOG chairman, reported 5:30 P.M. — Closed Mondays — Phone 643-5171 June 1. ford, a “fair share housing plan directed activities, student the fund be spent for mass tran members. He always is ready Wednesday night. projects and the application of Each branbh plans to clean up program” in the region, a Use our Revolving Charge Plan or Master Chargew- — A timely design that Is for ever sit beginning next year. to deliver hot meals to them Legislative bodies of eight manipulative devices, Markoff Tastefully styled just for the any remaining business that In his annual report, CRCOG neighborhood facilities grant popular and attuned to many The fund will consist of the and to help in whatever other towns in the region have taken said. The child is provided with We also have a Layaway Plan without Interest Charges day prior to holding a joint Chairman Blackstone noted ac for Hartford, and housing decors. Reg. $266. well over 6 footers who desire present highway fund and way is needed,Fortin said. favorable action on the merger his own answer keys and is evening session, at which Gov. complishments, during the past renewal program in Hartford’s high styling in a comfort chair. money appropriated for “Our 1973 Mr. and Mrs. plan, which was approved by responsible for correcting those sale $235. ’Thomas J. Meskill will deliver year, in several areas: North End. In Aeroflo Naugahyde'^. Reg. waterways and aeronautics. Senior Citizens continue in the CRCOG members earlier this pages he has worked on. a closing address. • Expansion of purchasing $256. The amendment requires that fine tradition of our Winners in month. The merger will Since constant evaluation is In other final legislative ac service to region towns. 10 per cent of the new fund be previous years,” said Fortin” become effective when 18 of the / an integral part of the program, sale $219. tion Wednesday the Senate “Probably the most notable spent on mass trjtnsit in each of “They deserve the honor. We’re 29 Capitol Region towns ap Nursery Fire various IMS tests are provided.' voted to: achievement of this program ttie next three fiscal eyars. The very proud of them.” prove the plan. They include the initial —Make the second Sunday in has been the tax savings on gas- amount would increase to 15 January a state holiday Blackstone said he doubted 2 screening device, placement oline for school bus Damage Set per cent in 1977 and 20 per cent whether the towns would all act tests, pre-tests, short skill honoring Dr. Martin Luther operations,” Blackstone said. the following year. by the June 1 deadline, but he check tests and post tests. King. • Several excellent programs Meanwhile, both branches said he is “very confident” At $1,000 The IMS program will be —Give a new state commis S econd as a result of CRCOG’s accep OF HARTFORD voted to set up a seven-member there will be no problems in ap used in Grade 3 through^ begin sion the power to establish tance of criminal justice plan commission to regulate proval, whidh is preliminary to ning in September. It is possible training standards for firemen. O fficial ning responsibilities for the A fire in a Penn Central Big, Theatrical Sound wholesale gasoline and fuel oil ’Tlje Senate defeated a bill approval of federal funding of region. Many federally funded Railroad freight car at C.R. the program may include prices. the agency. Grades 1 and 2 the following in Your Own Living Room! that would have made it a mis programs have been planned Burr & Co. Nurseries, 420 N. The bill, effective July 1 if “We’ll have a new organiza year. demeanor to display for pur R esign s for the coming fiscal year. Main St., Wednesday afternoon signed by the governor, would poses of inciting a public distur tion full of ambition and • Administration of more caused nearly $1,000 damage 4 ’The cost of the program is freeze wholesale prices at their desire,” Blackstone said, “with $7.50 per student which is $2,100 The Hammond T-500 spinet series gives you bance the flag or emblem of LONDON (AP) - Lord than a quarter million dollars in Eighth District firemen,said. May 15 level. the opportunity to do something for students in Grades 3 through creative control and a new automatic accompani any country at war with the Jellicoe, son of a World War I Emergency Employment Act The fire began outside the car > A related bill that would very constructive in the 6. The bulk of the material will ment feature that solves all your accompaniment Unite States. naval hero, godson of a British funds for several towns in th^ and spread to the interior require major oil companies to region.” Blackstone said it is be used for five years. Items problems. Your family will particularly enjoy the The Hobse gave final king and bearer of one of this Capitol Region. ^ where it ignited the load of contijn||e supplying independent important that the merged that must be purchased yearly versatile easy-load built-in cassette recorder, as legislative approval to bills that country’s most distinguised • CRCOG endorsement of a cedar shavings used by the retaiflltlealers also won ap would: agency be a “viable, will be pre and post tests will names, quit his Cabinet post comprehensive manpower pilot company in mixing peat moss. well as solid-state fast warm-up, colored tabs, and proval in. both houses as did a cooperative, voluntary cost about $280 for the grades . . . the easy-to-keep-up tableware. Flawlessly finished —Give the commissioner of today as government leader in program, sponsored by the City The Eighth District dis music desk lamp. bill amending Connectipt’s organization.” ! involved. and thoughtfully designed with the Newlyweds and environmental protection tough the House of Lords because of of Hartford, to test special patched two trucks and laid Nearlyweds In mind, these accessories give lasting anti-trust act to allow the state new enforcement powers, in "some casual affairs” with A citizens forum, which will federal revenue sharing in the over 600 feet of hose to battle Markoff said he had gone to attorney general to share infor be an active voice in ?tlre“ several schools around the state satisfaction, make welcome gifts for the bride. Treat cluding the power to levy fines. prostitutes. “a f ^ .T " the blaze. Firemen used “wet m Add Hammond’s exclusive harmonic tone-bar ac mation with other states and —Transfer the narcotics con Jellicoe, 55, was the second merged agency’s policy • (Continuation of support of water” - water with a chemical and said the’'IMS program is yourself to Fraser’s Stainless today. Come into Watkins federal authorities. making, will be an important “ working at your (the tion ... the rich, pulsating quality of the Tremolo trol section of the state Health member of Prime Minister the CRCOG-spqnsored Crime substance added which Main-Floor and visit YOUR GIFT GALLERY today. The Senate voted 24-10 in Department to a new drug divi part of the new structure, student’s) level and at your own revolving speaker... exciting new finishes and Edward Heath’s Conservative Sqiiad and Drug Center. heightens its penetration ability favor of an. abortion amend sion in the Department of Con Blackstone noted. speed. full-line styling. And you have an unusual new government to admit consor - to extinguish the smoldering ment that followed the Idlest sumer Protection. The merger, which has been The IMS will be used about $7.00 per Item $9.00 per Item $11.00 per Item ting with call girls and to bales of cedar shavings. Join Our Next Adult deluxe spinet organ line.. . in with everything U.S. Supreme Court guidelines —Allow senior citizens to pending for nearly four years, Officers Elected . V 1 three days each week with. resign. Richard Skoglund, Eighth Multi Bowl Reg. $8.50 Serving Tray Reg. $12.50 Round Wire Basket from traditional tempo to the latest rock beat... a on the subject. The amendment defer property taxes until after will make the CRCOG eligible In other business Wednesday other supplements the rest of Gravy Boat/Ladle Reg. 9.00 Beginners Evening Class^ Lord Lambton resigned District dispatcher^^^d that Round Tray, 14'/4" Reg. 11.00 c Reg. $14.50 friend the entire family can enjoy. was added to a bill dealing with their death, at which time the Tuesday from his sub-Cabinet to receive a $100,000 planning night, CRCOG members re approximately 5,00(r^lons of the time. Cheese Server/Bell Reg. 9.50 Starting Soon grant. elected Blackstone chairman of V Triple Server Reg. 11.00 Cake Plate/Dome 6 Week Course Only $10.00 osteopathic physicians. state could recover from the es post as air force minister. water were pumped (onto the, Dlv.-Vegetable Dish Reg. 8.50 Salad Bowl Reg. 12.50 Reg. 13.00 Previously, the joint Public tates! Security checks touched off In related business the council, for his second one- blaze. Salad Servers (2) Reg. 11.00 Cov. Vegetable Dish Reg. i i 00 Health and Safety Committee The House also approved a by the disclosure of Lambton’s Wednesday night, CRCOG year term. Damage was confined to the Fruit Bowl members approved a 1973-1974 Selectman Otto Newman of Butter Dish Reg. lo.OO Sugar/Creamer Reg. 16.00 Practice Time Arranged At divided on the abortion issue proposed constitutional amend indiscretions turned up the car and its cargo, according to Studio 241 Asylum St., Hartford — 522-7201 and failed to report a bill. Some ment^ to have justices of the evidence against Lord Jellicoe. budget of $266,550 for the Granby and Mayor Ellsworth fire officials. Some cedar Tray Set. Reg. 13.50 Chip ’n Dip Grant of West Hartf(!ft'd were Battle Shavings Fire Francis Gallon, an English Double Marmalade Reg. 13.00 CALL MARION 643-5174 ' 11 Oak St., Manchester — 643-5174 Senate members of the com peace appointed rather than British newspapers buzzed merged organization. The 1973- shavings were destroyed and man, established the impor Reg. 14.50 mittee then decided to try on elected. ’The Senate still must with speculation t ^ y that yet 1974 budget is approximately elected vice chairman. the beams of the car scorched, Eighth District firemen were called to the C.R. Burr & Co. tance of fingerprints for identi $34,500 less than the combined Representatives elected to their own to p'dsh one through 'approve the proposal by a more top names would linked they said. Nurseries on North Main where a fire in cedar shavings fication purposes. this session. 1972-1973 budgets of the CRCQG the'CRCOG’s executive com Open Thurs. NItes Til 9 P.M. — Closed Mon. — Phone 643-5171 three-fourths majority in order up with vice rings. Some Cause of the fire, reported at and a Penn Central box car did an estimated $1,000 in In order to reach the House, for it to go before the voters in and the regional planning dgen- mittee included Manchester 1:25, is undetermined, officials suggested a duke was involved damage. (Herald photo by Pinto) however, the rule of the • November 1974. but refused to name him. cy. Mayor John Thompson. said.