/■ I PAOETHIB(rY-SIX- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mtonchester. Conn.. Wed., April 18,1973 . r Maundy Thursday Services National Key 73 Officer PINEHURST today as ahvays .. • Manchester area churches vice of Confirmation; St. p.m.. Holy Communion; The Weather Mary’s Episcopal Church, 10 Hebron and Gilead Is Easter Sunrise Speaker fo r the finest will observe Christ’s farewell Today^s State Partly cloudy ton i^t and Friday with low a.m.. Holy Communion; 7:30 Congregational Churches, 7,:30 married Lt. Helen Cressey. In to his disciples, symbolised by Salvation Army Col. John in the upper 40s and high Friday in the 60s. p.m.. Holy Eucharist and strip p.m., joint services at Hebron 1941, they took charge of the the Last Supper and His Waldron, secretary of the EASTER RAMS Lottery Number ^ecipitation chance 20 per cent through washing of the disciples’ feet, ping of the altar. church; St. Peter’s Episcopal Asbury Park, N.J., Corps, and National Key 73 Committee, 11 period. tomorrow with special Maundy St. Bartholomew’s Roman Church of South W inder, ,7:30 will be the main speaker at the during the next five years, in Catholic Church, 7:30 p.m.. p.m.. Holy Communion; Our augurated the now popular out PERDUE CHICKENS 06424 Thursday services. Key 73 United Easter Sunrise Manchester—A City of i^illage Charm jigyENTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Manchester churches ober- Mass in commemoration of Savior Lutheran Church of Service Sunday at 7 a.m. at door meetings on the boardwalk MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1973- VOL. XCH, No. if ving Maundy Thursday include Holy Euduuist and procession Wapping, 7:15 p.m.. Worship Manchester High School and beach. He was appointed TURKEYS Center Congregational Church, of the Blessed Sacrament Service with Holy Communion. athletic field. His topic: “ The divisional young people’s 7:30 p.m.. Sacrament of Holy followed by Adoration of the Church for which Christ secretary at Buffalo, N.Y., in r. Communion and Tenebrae; Blessed Sacrament until mid Also, Bolton Congregational Prayed.” 1951 and was named territorial U.S. CHOICE BEEF young people’s secretary in Community Baptist Church, night; St. John’s Polish Church, 7:30 p.m.. Observance In the event of rain, the ser 7:30 p.m.. Holy Communion; National (htholic Church, 8:30 of Lord’s Supper; United vice will be in Bailey 1958. He returned to Buffalo in Concordia Lutheran Church, a.m.. Mass; Zion Evangelical Methodist Church of Bolton, Auditorium of the high school. 1961, when he was appointed di We have the low price on noon and 7:30 p.m.. Holy Com Lutheran Church, 7:30 p.m.. 7:30 p.m.. Covenant Commu Members of the hbnchester visional commander for the Shows Strong Advance Western New Ydrk Division. munion; Emanuel Lutheran Communion Worstiip Service. nion Service; St. Bernard’s clergy will also participate in COCA COLA state or Land O’ Lakes Roman Catholic Church of He was appointed to the com Church, 7 and 11 a.m., 7:30 Manchester area churches the service, as will the Salva 8 packs BUTTER p.m.. Services of Holy Commu planning Maundy Thursday ser- Rockville, 7:30 a.m.. Mass, 7 mand of the Western Penn tion Army Citadel Band and a Reg. $1.19 $1.08 lb. 798 nion. vices include Union p.m.. Mass of the Lord’s Supper United Church Choir. sylvania Division in 1965 and Also, Second Congregational Congregational Church of and Procession; St. Maurice’s Col. Waldron is the chief assumed his present post in Cott Quarts of Figures Dampened Church, Office of Tenebrae Rockville, 7:30 p.m.. Holy Com Roman Catholic Church of secretary of the Salvation 1969. ORANGE or Isie'Df Gold He attended the ninth session with Holy Communion; South munion and reception of Confir Bolton, 8 p.m., Mass com Army in the 13 eastern states ROOT BEER SODA MARGARINE United Methodist Chur^, 7:30 mation Class; St. Peter’s memorating the Lord’s Last with headquarters in New York of the International College for lb. 288 Minesweeping Halted By Soaring Of 3 qts. 898 p.m.. Holy Communion and Ser Episcopal Church, Hebron, 7:30 Supper,. City. Col Waldron officers in 1956 at London, England, and participated in He was commissioned as a The new Promise Margarine — Soft In Tuba SAIGON (AP) - The U.S. sweep operations two days ago clearing activity was suspended the Centenary Congress in the minesweeping operation Inflation Rate Salvation Army officer in 1936 the School for Officers Training Navy has halted minesweeping without explanation and because “ of the failure of the London in 1965. usually 708 — Special at 598 pkg. once before, on Feb. 28, when Bolton and was appointed to the in New York City, he met and operations in North Vietnamese withdrew its ships and planes other side to abide by the there was a delay in the release WASHINGTON (AP) — The government today reported South Windsor finance department at waters in an apparent attempt from the coastal areas where agreements and assurances of of U. S. prisoners of war held by the economy advanced at a rapid rate of 14.3 per cent Philadelphia (Pa.) Paris.” He spoke of “ the other to force Hanoi to. scale down they had been working. Hanoi North Vietnam. The POWs during the first quarter of the year, with inflation soaring Headquarters. Assigned as PINEHURST Communist attacks in (^m - charged this violated the Viet side’s failure torr^^pect the un were released four days later, Contract Goes secretary for field training at bodia and delivery of troop rein nam cease-fire agreement. ilateral cease-fire declared by and U. S. Navy planes went at a rate of 6 per cent. Kennel Club Sponsors Spring and Summer The Commerce Department than the increase in consumer To Arbitration forcements and supplies to the After the Hanoi announce the government of Cambodia, back to sweeping the waters at Viet Cong in South Vietnam. ment, Pentagon spokesman and ... the continued flow of the entrance to Haiphong. said the country’s gross spending during the period. national product rose $40.6 As a result, it said, personal The Board of Education and AKC-Sanctioned Match About Town See Our Easter Hams North Vietnam reported Jerry W. F r i^ e lm said in a enemy supplies into South Viet The North Vietnamese Double Knit billion from January through savings decreased from $62.8 the Bolton Educational Mary and Joseph’s Mothers Fine Selection The way orders are coming in. It looks as If Hams are In today that the Navy stopped its statement that the mine nam.” Foreign Ministry said the March to reach a seasonally billion in the fourth quarter to Association have been The South Windsor Kennel “ 0 Sing Your Songs,” and other Circle will meet Thursday at 8 Starting at number one place for Easter meat, with Turkeys, Chicken file United States suspended minesweeping stopped again adjusted annual rate of $1,235 $56.9 billion in the first quarter negotiating the teachers’ Club will hold an AKC-sanc- classics. p.m. at the home of Mrs. Louis and Beef following. Tuesday and the U.S. task force trillion. and the savings rate fell from master agreement since tioned' Plan B-OB match April Sulots, 98 Columbus St. Co Here at Pinehurst we offer three of the finest hams on pulled out of the area. SPORT The increase compares with a 7.6 per cent to 6.7 per cent. The D e c e m b e r . Negotiations 28 at the Rye St. Park. Entries Family Bingo hostesses are Mrs. Alfred the market. Kleindienst Drops Out It also claimed that in some GNP advance in the fourth savings rate is the percentage resulted in an impasse on will be taken from 10 to 11:30 The Ladies Auxiliary of the Hagenow and Mrs. William All hocklets, shankleta, akin free, lean cooked two months of clearance quarter of last year of $30.9 of disposable income put into March 16 and were referred to a.m. Judging will begin at noon. South Windsor Little League dark. hams, Witk NO Water added. ‘ . operations, the Americans had billion or 11 per cent at an an mediation on April 11. will hold an “ All in the Family COATS checking accounts. MORRELL whole or half, 12 to 14-lb. Hams. These ' exploded only three of the “ tens nual rate. Breed judges will be Mrs. Paul Bingo” April 26 from 7 to 10 Gate of Heaven Mothers Cir This four-hour session failed are ready to eat.. . just heat and serve. Of Watergate Probe of thousands” of mines U. S. The gross national product is Sivernail, Madison, terriers, p.m. at the South Windsor High cle will meet tonight at 8 at the to result in an agreement and ^^Where planes planted in North Viet the value of the nation’s output terriers group, and best adult; School. home of Mrs. Stanley Rich DUBUQUE Fleur di leis Boneless and semi- the state mediator declared paragraph statement issued at DeVan L. Shumway, namese waters last year. of goods and services and is the Rev-Share Norman Biggins, West Co-chairmen of the bingo are mond, 101 Helaine Rd. Mrs. You*re A WASHINGTON (AP) - Atty. that the parties were at an im boneless hams. For the small family we suggest' Gen. Richard G. Kleindienst the Justice Department, said spokesman for the Committee broadest indication of the Kingston, R. I., working Dober Mrs. Norm Morrissette and James D’Amato is co-hostess. The statement accused the U. passe, and in compliance with Friend, Dubuque 2*/^ to 3 lb. bbneless Buffet Ham. Asst. Atty. Gen. Henry for the Re-Election of the economy’s performance. man, Maiamutes, Siberian Mrs. Walt Dziama. today withdrew from the S. government of deliberately' Program Section 10-153f placed them in Place your order now fo r any o f ikeae fine kama. Petersen will take over full con President, said he had no Without the rate of inflation Huskies; Mrs. Jinny Engstrom, Money prizes and gifts will be The Disabled American m e n ;s s h o p As Well As Watergate investigation retarding the work and said the arbitration. trol of the administration’s knowledge of the matter. of 6 per cent, the real output balance of working breeds and awarded and there will be Veterans Auxiliary will meet 789 M AIN S T R E E T IN A because it involves pwple with suspension of operations was Requested working group; Mrs. Ruth whom “ I have had personal and Watergate probe, reporting evidence of a “ premeditated” during the first quarter was 7.9 Each group must select an ar children’s specials. Donation is tonight at 7:30 at the VFW DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER T o n g r e n , Bloomfield, Customer../* professional relationships.” only to President Nixon. The Post quoted sources in plan to prolong, in effect, the per cent, compared with real bitrator and the two of them $1 a person. Popcorn and soda Home. Officers will be elected Wei will feature Tobin’s First Prize shankless, WASHINGTON (AP) - sporting breeds, group, and Kleiiklienst did not-^Iaborate. Magruder was absent from the executive branch as saying maritime blockade of North growth of 8 per cent in the must then select a third ar will be on sale. at this meeting. hockless, fully-cooked Ham In the 10 to 12-lb. size President Nixon today proposed best puppy; Mrs. Grace Bruin,. T h e Washington Post his home in suburban Maryland Dean might soon resign from fourth quarter of 1972. bitrator and set a hearing date. at 1.29 lb. Vietnam. a $2.3-billion program of shared Agawam, Mass, non-sporting reported today that Jeb S. this momii^. His lawyer said the White House staff, and that But the rate of inflation of 6 Back Boater, tke demand for Elsewhere in Indochina: revenues to help cities, urban Areas of disagreement to be breeds and toy group; Veil Magruder, former No. 2 man in late Wednraday night that he presidential chief of staff H. R. per cent during the period was Radio Phnom Penh an counties and the states finance submitted to arbitration are Bruin, Agawam, Mass., Toy the Nixon campaign, had told would testify voluntarily when Haldeman might follow suit. bad news for the economy. It nounced that Brig. Gen. Lon community-aid programs. limited to the basic salary breeds and non-sporting group; FIRST PRIZE federal prosecutors that John called before a federal grand The newspaper quoted sources was the biggest quarterly jump Non, Cambodian President Lon The proposal, if approved by schedule, the no strike clause, Robert Tongren, Bloomfield, Mitchell and John W. Dean lU jury. The Post said that would as saying there is “ no known since the fourth quarter of 1970 EASTER KEILBASA Nol’s controversial younger Congress, would abolish the binding arbitration and the hound breeds, hound group, and SAVE ON HEALTH approved and helped plan the be today. evidence” linking Haldeman to when it was 6.3 per cent. increaaea Poliak tradition fo r yeara, now government’s present system miscellaneous; Mrs. Ina liunb, . . . a Mitchell, a former U.S. at criminal involvement in the brother and chief adviser, is The 14.3 per cent increase in provisions for CMS Century Watergate wiretapping last of grants to assist community puppy sweepstakes; and Mrs. everyone uaea it. torney general and chief of Watergate affair. going to the United States-for a the GNP equaled the increase premiums. year. development. Nancy Organ, Coventry, junior Our Low Price on 1st Prize Kleindienst served under President Nixon’s re-election visit. in the first quarter of 1971 when The Post said it gained its ac South Vietnamese govern Under Nixon’s proposal, The opinion of the arbitration handling. s fy 'A N D BEAUTY AIDS Mitqbdl ft the Justice Depart campaign, called the Post story the economy was recovering count of Magruder’s statements funds would be allocated direct panel is advisory only and is not “ nonsense.” ment sources said President from a General Motors strike ment before Mitchell resigned from three sources in the White ly to local governments to per binding on either party. If an Obedience judges will be “ This gets a little sillier as it Nguyen Van Thieu is planning and from a recession. KEILBASA as attorney general in order to House and in the Committee for mit development in accordance agreement is reached following Bruce Gionetti, Open A and goes along, doesn’t it?” he said visits to six Asian natins in June Visits Easter Bunny The government economic head the President’s re-election the Re-Election of the Presi with local objectives and arbitration, the agreement Novice B; Barbara Barcolm, to a newsman as he left his New looking for aid and a chance to goals for 1973 are for an in-' r campaign. dent. Magruder had been se priorities without first getting must be submitted to the town Open B and Novice A; Ray York City apartment. improve his regime’S;jiiiiage. Danielle CosmjSi danii^ter of Mr, and Mrs. Fraqcis Cosma crease of 10 per cent in the Ma^ruder'said Mitchell and cond to 5®tchell in the cam approval from Washington. clerk and within 30 days the Graybiec, Novice Y ; and Marie PINEHURST Dean, who is counsel to Presi- The broadcast fri^v Phiiom of 110 Range Iftill'Dt. , Vernon, exchanges secrets with the GNP, including 2Vi per cent in A D dm w hblt P m ident Nikon’s paign hierarchy, and retained By aUpcating funds according legislative body of the town can Ogoley, utility and graduate official lawyer, arranged deht Nixon, could not be Penh said Lon Non iras going on ir,a ■ V " 'k A . ^>r: ■■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 19, IDTO — PAGE P1VB !< . I Lottery in New York SUCUTKBBOB Rhode Island Moves GREAT BEND, Kan. (A R PAGE TOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 19, 1973 State Senate Opposes Amnesty — Barton County Sheriff Earned Million a Week Marion Weeae and mree other Sesquicentennial Wardrobe?- To Make Up its Loss sheriffs converged on a car Dr» Greenberg t v t - Club Plans Symposium ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - The toe $77 million in gross sales in which had just been reported HARTFORD (A P) - The resolution, called toe draft considered individually said state collected about $1 million the previous fiscal year. stolen, only to find the driver Re-elected by VemOll JMoteS As further proof that interest sale, “ good for Sesquicentoi- was the complaineFs wife. The In Military Payroll Connecticut Senate asked evaders "yellow, gutless Sen. Joseph Fauliso, D- a week in revenue from toe sale State Tax O)mmissioner Nor in Manchester’s Sesquicenten woman had hastily left tor a On Exceptional Child nial wear.’’ cowards” . Hartford. Condemning 200,000 of lottery tickets during toe last man Gallman said toe increase Honor Society nial CelebraUon is growing by C o n g r^ to deny amnesty to shopping trip and neglected to Her -elassifled ad appears In young men forever is not toe fiscal year, reports the State was caused by toe switch to supper, April 28 at the Grange Center; and Albert Kerkin,' leaps and bounds, a Wells St. State legislators and draft! bvaders who fled the His speech was-criticized by tell her husband she wa$ An organizational meeting of The health and mental health today^s Herald and will ^ PROVIDENCE (AP) answer, he said. He also called Tax Department. computerized, weekly 50-cent Dr. David ,P. Greenberg, Hall, Rt. 30. assistant supei:intendent for woman is advertising 1890 Prelhhinary plans to offset representatives of communities coujitry to avoid Vietnam three Senate colleagues, Ln- takiiw the family car. the Vernon Women’s Softball committees of the Vernon Friday hnd Saturday as well. the resolution debate a waste of The revenue amounted to tickets and weekly drawings. assistant professor of accoun The auction will start at 2 special education in the Vemott clothing and accesspries for massive cutbacks at Rhode hit by the Pentagon cutbacks military duty. The vote was 31- eluding Sen. Joseph Dinielli, D- “A ^ r two armed robberiea League will be held Monday at Junior Women’s Club will spon time. 157.7 million from gross sales of Formerly, the tickets cost $1 or ting and business law at p.m. and the buffet supper will schools. There will also be a Navpl bases moved a g re^ at a meetin| with Gov. 3. Bristol, who called toe rhetoric and a lot o f burglaries, we’re 7:30 p.m. at the Lottie Fisk sor a symposium on the embarrassing. $128.1 million. Another $50.1 $2 and toe drawings were con kind of jumpy lately,” the Manchester Committee be served from 5:30 to 7 p.m. representative from the fotvrard today with the opening Philip Noel ’Tue^dby to focus “ Cowards should not return Building, Henry Park. facilities available in the Ver Fauliso, Dinielli and Sen. million jwent for cash prizes to ducted monthly. sberiff said. College, has been re-elected No reservations are necessary. Rockville Public Health Nur oP a ^ te house office to coor- rebuilding pro^am s through to this Country in dignity,” said He said President Lincoln Teams and individuals in non area for exceptional Anthony' Ciarlone, D-New 247,366 winners, $7.5 million for 'The state sold $110.8 million national chairman of Alpha Takeout orders will be sing Association. diiia^.^^very. efforts. toe single state agency, rather Sen. Vtilliam Lyons Jr., R- had forgiven Civil War terested in playing in the lea ^ e children. Haven, voted against the commissions to 8,500 licensed of toe 50-cent tickets. A total of Beta Gamma, the National available. The affair will be The club will hold its installa- ^ thd bffiCe, termed a|i than to iiiake diverse efforts on Norwalk, who called it a deserters, with toe fighting 10,- are asked to attend. To be eligi Dr. John T. Castle of the resolution. vendors and $12.8 million for $9.2 million in $3 tickete were Business Honor Society of open to Uie public at a charge of tion banquet. May 8 at the Coun e c to n ^ c renewal coprdihatii^ toeir own. ‘‘fqrce” to compare 000 yards from the White IDENTIFICATION ble women must be 18 years of Gengras Center, St. Joseph The house previously passed administration, including sold for the Summer Special Junior C o llie s. $2 for adults and $1 for children. try Squire Restaurant, Rt. 83, (^hter^fWill unify efforts of the Noel also said he was “ deserters” with toe returning House— not 10,000 miles away. age or older and must be College, will be the main ,230 Spwfcor 8L ManeiiM^r a resolution urging Ck>ngress to advertising. last July and August, and $8.1 PASSPORT PHOTOS His election came at the The amounts do not include the Ellington when Mrs. Jan state and individual com- creating, by executive order, a POWs. Dinielli’s attempt to recom residents of Vernon. speaker at the program May 2 mit toe resolution failed 16-18. take away the voting rights of The gross sales for the last million in $2 tickets for toe national convention at MCC last tax. Pollnow will be installed as nibnltles to r ^ u p from the task force of government Seh. Winthrop Smith, R- SALEM NASSIFF Tentative plans call for at 7:30 p.m. at the Vernon Each amnesty case should be draft evaders. fiscal year, which ended March Winter Special for eight weeks weekend. Dr. Greenberg was M en’ s C lu b president for the coming year. OPEN DRILY 10-10 SALE THURS., FRI., SAT, loss of more than 3^'m illion in figures to plan strategy for Milford, who introduced toe playing a regular schedule of Center Middle School, Rt. 30. 31, were 66 per cent higher than ending March 14. • 2 t l M l t L , l founder of the organization in Franklin G. Welles of Talcott- Mrs. Sandy Viot and Mrs. n ^ t it ^ payrolls, development of new jobs. 1970. games starting late in May. All Club members expressed a 643-73M games will be played at the ville will be the guest speaker desire to have all area residents Claire West will be installed as ft ' Lester LaShome of Rockville, at the meeting of the Men’s first and second vice an MCC student, was elected main diamond at Skinner Road become aware of all the new Now! Pepsi-Cola School. Club of the Talcottville concepts and facilities that presidents; Mrs. Dottie Savings Bank student national president. Congregational Church, Sun Bradway, treasurer; Mrs. Lin 101 Professor John J. Oleksiw of The final organizational enable the exceptional child to In One-Way, meeting for the men’s softball day. be self reliant, self-functioning da Carey, assistant treasurer; Dentist MCC was appointed national The meeting will start with a ChepkAccounts Stores Fashions for all the Family Mrs. Paula Kind, recprding leagues will be April 30 at the and a responsible member of Dr. Ludmila L. Mitrevics of executive director by Dr. breakfast at 8 a.m. with Fred secretary ; Mrs. Kathy Rigney, No-^eposIt Bottles! Lottie Fisk Building. The Fast society. 33 Richard Rd., announces her Across Greenberg. Recave in charge. Welles will corresponding secretary; and Pass in Senate Pitch, Dusty and Independent Other speakers will be Mrs. association with Dr. .lames Several of the weekend talk on his recent trip which Mrs. Joanne Pilca, nominating the Leagues will meet at 7 p.m. and Beverly Cochran, social worker Courtouts in the practice of speakers at the convention covered 9,400 miles around the and membership chairman. flARTFORD (AP) - With no were inducted into honorary the Recreation and Over 30 in the Vernon School system; dentistry at 839 A^lum Ave., Pepsi's for Easter and Spring! United States. He and Mrs. Mrs. Barbara Shuttleworth, debate, the state senate has Nation league will meet at 8:30 p.m. Anthony Magliocco, principal Hartford. membership. They are State Welles niade the trip in a retiring president, will take the quietly passed a bill to give Guest Night of the Talcottville School; Gary She acquired her formal go t a lot SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORES Comptroller Nathan mobile home. office of club parliamentarian checking-accounts to savings The Women’s Fellowship of Pillion, director of rehabilita education in Riga, Latvia, is a Agostinelli; Mayor John W. Intern Program for the new club year. banks in Connecticut by 1976. the Union Congregational tion at Mansfield Training graduate from the University of to give! The Brightest, Freshest Looks at King’s Savings! Thompson; Dr. Wayne Kuhnly, The Vernon Republican Town The ease of its passage con MANCHESTER PARKADE Church will hold guest night, Kiel-Germany School of Dental director of admissions at MCC; Committee and the Vernon trasted sharply with heated Robert P. Fuller of Colonial April 25 at 8 p.m. at the church. Medicine and also of Howard 16-oz. Young Republican Club will debate in previous sessions, iii Women’s and men’s groups University of Dentistry. She is Board; and Frank Lattuca of sponsor an intern to attend the which the issue was killed. MCC, who is an assistant from other area churches are Vernon Police Seize a member of the American, third annual Connecticut Intern The bill, a compromise within invited to attend. Connecticut and Hartford den Dress-Ups for professor and supervisor of the Program sponsored by Senator the banking community, allows The Tolland County Chorus of tal associations. 83< MISSES Hotel, Restaurant, Food Ser Lowell Weicker and Phone Tapping Devices savings bank checking accounts International Barbershop Dr. Mitrevics and her hus Junior Boys! vice Management Department. Congressman Stewart in 1976. But in smaller com Singers, directed by John band, Ansis, are the parents of McKinney, Ronald Sarasin and munities with small commer North, will entertain. Mrs. Members of the Vernon During the search agents a son and daughter. Long on Fashion Robert Steele. cial banks, the ban would be George Erikson and Mrs. Police Department’s special found some ten telephones and DOUBLE KNIT Halters and George VanderPloeg will head The scholarship will pay for a what was described by police to extendedbne year.' for All the Girls! INVITATION week’s visit in Washington, service bureau and special Roche Reappointed The accounts could be the refreshment committee, t, security agents of the Southern be “ an intricate recording ONEVWY D.C. which will include atten WASHINGTON (AP) - allowed earlier if Congress POLYESTER Golf Lessons New England Telephone armed device, used to make long dis Crop Tops TO BID ding sessions of the Senate and President Nixon said authorized it or if Congress Sealed bids will be received in The Indian Valley YMCA has with a Circuit Court 12 search tance telephone calls and avoid Take home an extra carton and save! the House, meeting with of Wednesday he is reappointing equalized interest rates on the Office of The Director of added another class to its golf warrant, seached a trailer at payment.’ ’ ficials of various federal Kevin Roche, a Hamden, Conn., savings accounts. Savings General Services, 41 Center lesson program. The class will the Vernon Village trailer park 'The two were each charged departments and attenging architect, as a member of the 239 Spencer St. banks are now allowed to give Street, Mancjiester, Connec be open to high school students occupied by Robert with fourth-degree larceny 2 Piece seminars with other govern Commission of Fine Arts for a higher interest. ticut until May 4, 1973 at 11:00 and adults. It will be held Beauchamp, 29, and Alan Dun (seven counts), third-degree ment workers. four year term. M anchester During a public hearing Long MENS a.m. for the following: Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. can, 32, in connection with the larceny and second-degree This year the candidates before toe Banks Committee, •99 1 - BALING MACHINE starting May 9 alleged use of telephone tapping criminal mischief. Both were cgme from the junior class at several small commercial 2 - SNOW PLOW Anyone interested in the class devices at that address, Vernon released on $500 non-surety Leather Rockville High School. banks objected to toe bill, Suits 3 - SUB COMPACT OR which will be held at Torza’s Police said. bonds for court May 1. saying it would drive them out Spring C O M P A C T OR Golf Center, Rt. 83, Ellington, of business. The bill, they con Tie backs, button Sandals INTERMEDIATE CAR should contact the “ Y ” office. tended, was toe work of the fronts, elasticized Bid forms, plans and Enrollment will be limited to 12 600 Trained In U.S. SMILING W^SIRVICR "Jolly green giants’’ of waists, many other specificiations are available at persons. Phoenix, Ariz. — Since 1965 Cyclist Hurt In Vernon banking, toe major sayings and fashion details. Acry the General Services Office, 41 There are a few openings in all West German fighter pilots Dresses commercial bardcs. lic solids and prints. Tire-tread soles. An Center Street, Manchester, the class for 9-15 year-olds. The have received their F-104 Star- Timothy Murphy, 27, of Plain- motorcycle he was operating The bill now goes to the assortment of styles Connecticut. class will be held on Tuesdays fighter training at Luke Air ville, is listed in “ critical con struck a car at Vernon Circle, house. * “ Sizes S-M-L in sizes 7 to 12. Force Base near here. Sixty Town of Manchester, from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. hospital authorities said today. 6 dition” at St. Francis Hospital, Grange Auction German pilots are in training at $ ^ 9 9 Connecticut Hartford, after an accident late Murphy, who has not Robert B. Weiss, Vernon Grange will sponsor a any given time. About 600 have Coordinated sport completed their training to date. Wednesday night in which the regain^ consciousness since Meskill Says General Manager public auction and buffet the collision, was transferred to suits. Matching BRUSHED St. Francis from Rockville new Bedy Magic® by Playtex® • • • Watergate fiared pants. Navy, General Hospital after he Wastes Time DENIM received emergency treatment for girls who want a bettor figure burgundy, sizes 3 - there. Authorities at St. Fran , MERIDEN (AP) - Connec 6. REBAL cis said that he suffered severe but don't want a girdle • • • ticut’s Republican governor head;,' injuries and a severe VediKsday accused Congress of Spring’s most Cuffed laceration to his left leg. They Wasting its time investigating wanted dress For Big Boy also said that he was suffering Watergate while it should be ...the long, floaty from “ multiple trauma.” one In a variety running toe country. Assorted sizes and colors Jeans Also injured in the accident “ Congress is investigating of looks from was Susan Saulier a passenger Watergate and doing nothing tailored to "fus on the motorcycle, whose ad else,” Gov. Thomas J. Meskill sy”. See our dress is unknown at this time. g 9 9 said in a speech to a local teen complete col WOMENS She was reported to be in age Republican club. lection, priced satisfactory condition at “ 1 just don’t happen to think 4.99 to 7.99. Rockville General Hospital that Watergate is that impor Sport Coats Leather today by hospital authorities. tant an i^ue. I think it’ s just a Wide, wide 36" Police say the motorcycle newspaper isSpe,” he said. flared legs with Sizes 4 to 6x Sandals was headed north when Murphy Body Magic® shapes, U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker, cuffs are “ln”l and 7 to 12 10 Way Suits apparently lost control of "the smooths, pretties up another prominent Connecticut Brushed cotton vehicle and struck, a car denim in navy, 422 a pretty figure with Republican who’s on toe Senate operated by Shirley Bliss, 21, of Watergate investigating com pink or blue. East Hartford. a soft, gentle knit mittee, lauded President, Matching or Made in Italyl Red, Police say that details of the that's designed to Nixon’s announcement that Sizes 7 to 15 white and blue, cush accident are not available at shape and smooth away White House aides would testify Tuesome Suits ioned. Sizes 5 to 10. this time and that no police ac before toe probers. tion has yet been taken in the in little bumps and *3 »*6 bounces . . . flatter Weicker, an outspoken critic cident. of toe administration’s stance your figure with a on Watergate, was thrust into MACHINE WASHABLE MENS POLYESTER JUNIORS 2 PIECE wisp of stretch that's national prominence recently Covenant Service light and cool . . . wheb.he suggested that ACRYLI0 KNIT DOUBLE KNIT On Good Friday. keeps hose in presidential aides who refused Polyester to testify should resign. The Good Friday service at place too. Fiares Trinity Covenant Church will be Brief, white or beige, Girls Suits in two segments this year, S-M-L, 6.50 beginning at 7 p.m. with a con V Welfare Calls , Solid 1 9 0 tinuous reading of the scrip Average Leg, white Capes Colors tural account of the hours, or beige, To 3e Toll Free which led up to the crucifixion. S-M-L-XL*, 6.95 SEYMOUR (AP) - Under a Ban-Rol Lee Twombly, chairman of Long Leg, white, pilot program to be im 99 >97 waistbands the diaconate of the church, S-M-L-XL^ 7.50 plemented by the end of toe will present this scripture and belt WOMENS Long Leg (beige) month, welfare recipients in reading accompanied by Mrs. toe Naugatuck Valley area will loops. FAMOUS MAKER Louis Karlberg, organist. M-L-XL* 7.50 be able to call toe state welfare ^ Fashion Dress People of the community X-Long Leg, white office In New Haven "free ofN - colors. Waist Guaranteed ma DOUBLE KNIT chine washable. may enter at any time to find a M-L-XL*, 7.95 charge, state Sen. William sizes 30-42, Sandals place where they may listen Powanda Jr., R-Seymour, said Button front, (XL* 1.00 More) inseams 29- white collar and and pray in the sanctuary of the Front & Bock Panels; Wednesday. Perfect cover-up • ^ 9 9 SPORTCOATS 32. cuffs with lace church. Nylon/Spondex. Body; Nylon He said a toll free number for spring-into- edging. Flip The annual Good Friday ser Spondex/Rubber, exclusive of trim. would be made available to summer In fresh Foundations, downtown skirt. Jrs, pet- vice will start at 7:30 p.m. and residcbto of Ansonia, Derby, Whiteacrylic, lav White strapping witii and Parkade. itesSto 13. will include a reading on the Shelton; Seymour, Oxford and ishly fringed. platform, midi heels. cross by Phillip Woodrow. Nor Beacon Falls. Open toes. 5 to 10. man Nordeen, clarinetist, and Deputy State Welfare Com Gerald Stage,'flautist, will play missioner Henry Boyle said toe *39“ “ Were You There V^en 'They project will be a pilot effort for Crucified My Lord?” The Rev. toe state and could be extended, Norman Swensen, pastor, will to otow areas ^toin 90 days. MISSES speak on "Jesus and the The hew service "will allow DRESSY SPRING FAMOUS MAKER Cross.” welfare recipients and potential ?■' claimants to contact toe New 1 9 8 DOUBLE KNIT Haven office to resolve claim PEASANT-LOOK problems’ 01 receive informa- tionv/Without further Machine wash and dry. Ban- SLACKS Pension Bill aggra^ting the existing finan Body Rol waistbands. Waists 29 to cial hardships by having to pay 42, inseams 29 to 33. To Be Debated telephone toll charges,’’ visit our Powanda said. HARTFORD (AP) - A bill to Shirts repeal a legislative pension plan is to be debated on the From a Preetigs U.S. Mekarl WOMENS * “ floor of the Senate, although the A b i t l a t e )99 12 bill died in committee. f o r t WORTH, Tbx. 0 ^ ) — Deluxe Double KnR Flaree Show off a pretty IfoveiT Twenty senators signed a Burton’s M, T, W, F, S. 9:30-5:30 Supermarket owner Sidney Have Sold lor body In stretch petition, forcing the Legislative Th. 9:30-9:00 Grant 1 ^ resisted subscribing to a magAtine for many years. nylon lace. Bow Step-Ins Management Committee to $22 to $321 Parkade: M., T., S. 10:00-6 HoSifinally bought a Pretty peasant In trim or bust-out men’s shop , produce the bill. 1 9 9 W.. Th., F. 10:00-9 subM%tion recently from one aedtate-nylon with styles. White and , "I predict passage of the o f his ^ ,n g employes who was pastels. VIRNON repealer so that this blot on the earning money for a senior' elastic sleeve, lace trim. Sizes 7 to 14. Moc toe, comfortable h 901 <907 MAIN STREET TRI-Cmr PLAZA legislative record will be •fsee S -M -L. erased,” said Sen. Nicholas *"^hc flrdt issue of the walking heela. White 643-2471 •72-0631 Lenge, R-West Hartford, who magazine that arrived w m also In sizes 5 to 10. thelakL The magazine folded. Open Mon. thru Sat. led the petition fight. Open Mon. thru Fri. The bill, e n a c ^ last year 9:30 to 5:30 10:00 to 9:00 along with a legislative pay ’Thurs. 9:30 to 9:00 Saturday 10:00 to 5:30 raise, gives pensions after 10 Um your Convoniont Burton’ll Charoo Cordi' years’ service. MANfMICSTER EVENING HERALD. Maachcrter. Conn., Thurs., April 19, W » - PAQB SEVEN PA6B 8 IX ~ MANCHEST^ EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., llnirB., April 19. 1873 Managements of the 147 Nixoti ,/^pointee Resigns public TV licensees have They Feel The Money Squeeze resisted the corporatton’s ef Public Television Post forts to control programming, Open Forum insisting they cannot operate successfully if that function is that starchy stuff we have to the stands and has kept up her have to cope with. But they WASHINGTON (AP) - The programming on the public TV affairs programs to be given By JURATE KAZICKAS have startto to use the self- taken away from them. Founded Oct. 1, 1681 Associated PrcM Writer' eat, too.” subscriptions to Reader’s White House said today that network-or interconnection, as federal support next season. 5 The Connors talk wistfully Digest, National Geographic, service gas stations. A gallon of the trade calls it. Citing a shor H O lte N . Te*. (AP) - The Thomas B. Curtis has resigned Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their a linear park along the about “the good old days” when Bon Appetlt and Vintage, a gas is 10 cents cheaper there. tage of funds, they, have also Bob Coninora used to own a , Some pleasures are hard to as briOrd chairman of the Coi> Co., 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Toward A Better, Hockanum? The liat goes on things were “flush.” goilrmet wine magazine to poratlon for Public Broad reduc^ the number of public twin-ehgiite, 36-i6ot boat, buy “We took a fantastic vacation satisfy her epicurean tastes. give up, no matter what the Conn. 06040, telephone 64S-2711 (AC 203.) p.m. should telephone the circulation Brighter Future and on in a dreary r ^ t a l of n ^ cars every other year, and casting, wlhich is involved in a neglect. once to Colorado with the Dee is fascinated by French cost. “We bought a dog the departm ent, 647-9946. To the editor: d to out on sb to three times a children all loved only to dis heated dispute with public John Stolnert Published every evening except Now these conditions are children. We charged wbnes, knows the best year for television stations. Sundays and holidays. Entered at the For the first time in many 'week. ,• everything and had $1,300 in Nuits St. Georges, but the only cover it was. allergic to fleas,” WATER WEIGHT Member Audit Kireau of Circulation .years our town can approach its bearable and even could be un r Now> toe boat has been sold, Curtis, , who was appointed to Manchester, Conn., Post Office as traveler’s checks. Now, we bottle on the kitchen shelves said Dee. “Well, you don’t just “THE CRUOFIXIOM” -budgetary decisions in a calm derstandable were we a pMr, to \ ■ ‘‘P !’B J PAPE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVEaWIG HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 19,1873 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, CkHin., Thurs., April 19, 1978- PAGE NINE State Debt Reported -— FALSE ALARM ■ HARTFORD (AP) The Spliiting Probate District Bolton Honor Roll state debt io; M.07 bttllon They traced the car to a LOGAN, W. Va. (AP) - ’Treasurer Robert I. Berdda an repair garage, where a Also Paul Landrey, Audrey mechanic admitted there had DONNA HOLLAND Chick, Kerry Churchill, Dolores nounced Wednesday. State police of the Logan Leiner, Brenda Longstreth, bran a man in the trunk o f the CorSrespondent Fish, Randall Fish* Jae Fon- During the month dt March, detachment thought they had a Would Strip Rubinow of Post Kenneth Major, Donna murder on their hands when car he drove. But he w m alive; Tel. 6464)375 tanella, Robert Gigllo, Pamela the state ^ d M,424,511 id in-! All in the The mechanic explained that Maneggia, Katherine Miner, someone reported seeing a Students attaining high Lambert, Susan Manning. terest payments on its dqbL Eveleen Smith, Deborah Ver man’s body being placed in a he and a helper were checking honors at the end of the third Also Robert McCurry, Bnlnlg The debt, flgured Nhuch’'Sl, is on rattles in the car. The G en eral Assembly Republican. Judge Rubinow is a Judge Rubinow has been probate system. nier, £iane Ward and Stephen car trunk. marking period are Richard Moske, Louise Paggioii, Ivy MS million below the debt in will vote soon on a bill firtiich probate court administrator If the bill passes, as seems Democrat. Both are from Poquette, Michael Ryba, Linda Whitham. February, Berdon said. would change the method for Manchester. since July 1, 1987, when a law likely. Judge Rubinow would Alton, Brenda HoulbeTg and continue as an active Superior Fay Sherwood in Grade 12; Sambogna, Harold Sanborn, naming the administrator of the The bill specifies that the went into effect which made Court judge. Only the duties of Douglas Fish, Janet Gordon, Michelle Simon, William Stem state probate system and probate judge named as sweeping changes in the probate court administrator Donna Maus and Cheryl and Lynn Valentine. « would, in effect, remove probate court administrator probate system. Tbe same law would be taken from him. Stephens in Grade 11; Kathleen Grade 9 students attaining Superior Court Judge Jay E. would continue to serve as authorized the appointment of a By RODNEY PRIDER Asked to comment today, he Kowalyshyn and Margaret Lan honors are Ann &tes, l^tt Rubinow from the post. probate judge in his district. In Superior Court judge as head of ISTANBUL (AP) - PARTS declined, explaining, “ It is not drey hi Grade 10; and Philip Beecher, Cynthia Bither, Carol 0 ; - , o The bill, backed by Gov. the event he loses his probate the system. What do the Grenadier appropriate while the bill is un Manning, Todd Redden, Rbecca Carpenter, Christine Thomas Meskill and already ap judgeship in an election, he State Sen. David Odegard, R, Smith and Arnett Thornton in Carpenter, ’Thomas Cavanagh, Guards, Armenian church For All Makes Of proved by the legislature’s would lose his post as ad of Manchester, an assistant der consideration.’’ Easier Spec ini A companion bill, also given a Kathleen Dooley,^ Kathleen es, jazz bands and Carnegie judiciary committee, would ministrator. majority leader in the Senate, Grade 10. Power Equipment favorable report by the. Students making the honors Duke, Lisa Franz and Rita Hall have in common? They all require that the administrator Under the present system, predict^ today, "The bill has a judiciary committee and also list for Grade 12 include Robin Glidden. use cymbals — tinkling thin be one of the elected probate the probate court administrator g o ^ chance for passage in both likely to pass, would split the Addison, Harriet Beecher, ones, clashing big ones — and judges in the state. It would is a Superior Court judge ap Houses of the legislature.’ ’ iVlen's j BRIGGS &snunM Hartford Probate District into ’Thomas Cafro, Karen Fiano, they'^air use cymbals made in give the appointing authority to pointed by Associate Supreme He explained that passage by three parts — giving Glaston Diane Gross, Sheila Hoar, Istanbul by a family which has Chief Justice Charles S. House Court Justice John P. Cotter, the Republican-controlled NEW USED Couples Mark 25th Anniversaries Commissioner To Talk MANCHESTER EVENtSO HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 19, 1973- PAGE ELEVEN On Legalized Gambling From Your Commissioner James M. Fitzgerald of the Commission' lie u iA M p rU st< on Special Revenue, will q>eak to the Manchester Kiwanis Club’ Neighbor’ s at its meeting Tuesday at 12:15 p.m. at the Manchester Country By Vivian F, Ferguson | Club. Fitzgerald, who has been WILL /MSd MAVr AVAIL- appointed to the Information and Public Relations Com Mis fcr Kinos mittee of the National Associa All was In readiness tor the ‘B in c H w e e D IM a ‘R e s M GeiA. tion of Racing Commissioners, Seder, The dining room table Tzimmes, which is pronounced will speak it/ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, CgniL^jfaug^i_Aprij_19J0j7^^ PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancherter> Coan., Thurs.. April 19. 1W3 Engagements FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Dandelion Greens Are The Baby Has Nutritious—And Free / STORRS-Dandellon greens Cook dandelion greens'in milk sprinkling of nutmeg, if you EASTER BARGAINS are free for the picking, so they for a mild-flavored viegetable. wish. Garnish the greens With ought to taste great during Use a heavy saucepan with a slices of hard-cook^ eggs, bits Been Named these days of high food prices. tight-fitting (iover. Add about of crisp bacoh or a dollop of They can be delicious when two quarts of clean, shredded sour cream with a dash of picked at the right moment and greens to one-half cup of hot paprika. prepared properly. milk. (Use two tablespoons non If you’d like to freeze scone Nutritionally, greens are rich fat dry milk to half cup water.) dandelion greens, select young Jones, Duane ^A l^rt Jr., son of Duane A. and Deborah G. in vitamins and minerals, es-. Stir the g r e ^ well so that all and tender leaves. Wash well. Maselek Jones of 124 Phoenix St., Vernon. He was bom April 7 at pecially vitamins A and C, iron leaves are coated with milk. Remove tough steins and im Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and calcium, according to perfect leaves. Heat in boiling and Mrs. Stanley Maselek Sr. of 29 Jan Dr., Vernon. His paternal Janina Czajkowskl, Extension Cover the pan and simmer water for two minutes. Cool grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Jones of West Willington. nutritionist at The University of gently for six to ten minutes or promptly in cold water and «/• Connecticut. until the greens are tender b\^t drain. Pack greens into con Go “ a-greening’' on a sunny still an attractive b ri^ t green. tainers, leaving one-half inch Dixon, Katie Ann, daughter of Robert A. and Ann Moreau spring day. Be sure to pick only Season with salt and add a head space. Seal and freeze. Dixon of 10 W. Middle Tpke. She was bora April 7 at Manchester the young, tender plants Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother Is Mrs. Ruth because the mature plants tend McCabe of 45 South Farms Dr. Her maternal great-grandparents to be tough and bitter. are Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bolduc of Augusta, Maine. You may wish to take the The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss HOOR COVERING The engagement of Miss children along. They m i ^ t W Maribeth Hilditch of New York Sylvia J. Kuner of Manchester Carol Emily Leiner of Bolton • more interested in eating City and John Joseph Schneider and Paul E. Miller, also of and James F. Schraffenberger CENTER ST. Anderle, Kelly Ann, daughter of Edward and Kathy McBride greens they have helped piqk. Easier Special of Brooklyn, N.Y., has been an Manchester, has been an of Glastonbury, has been an Anderle of East Hartford. She was born April 7 at Manchester If you prefer, you can buy the nounced by her parents, Mr. nounced by her mother, Mrs. nounced by her parents Mr. and ______tD r n u N c BUDGET TERMS Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. cultivated varieties in your and Mrs. John E. Hilditch of 58 Janina Kuner of 39 Clyde Rd., Mrs. Carl F. Leiner of RFD 1, § James Minicucci of 10 Beelzebub M ., South Windsor. Her pater local market. But whether from Summer St., Manchester. Manchester. She is also the Tinker Pond Rd., Bolton. ru & H i ■> nal grandparents are Mr. and Mis. Eugene Anderle of 60 yard or store, insure accep daughter of the late M.Sgt. Earl Her fiance is the son of Mr. a Parkview Dr., South Windsor. tance of dandelion greens by M en’s R. Kuner. and Mrs. Charles F. 0) 6 4 9 - 7 9 7 0 (HSTERaURfiE Mr. Schneider is the son of Schraffenberger of Whiting, H using special care in their Mr. and Mrs. John W. 3) Double Her fiance is the son of Mr. Ind. m OR preparation. Your family may / V i ’ Schneider of Brooklyn, N.Y. be more impressed by tasty, and Mrs. Steven Miller of 27^ The bride-elect attended St. "1 McCarty, Virgil Allan, son of Burchill and Joyce L. Spencer • ■ ••7 1 delicious greens than by those Knit Trebbe Dr., Manchester. Joseph College, West Hartfort WORK OMRMnEED McCarty of 35A Mt. Vernon Apts., Rockville. He was bom April 7 f ? The bride-elect received her and received a BS degree in that are nutritious. The bride-elect is a 1971 W. MIDI)LE . . at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Sport BA degree from Newton English in 1971 from Central 6 4 6 - 7 9 7 1 Mrs. Eleanor Spencer of Kelly Rd., Vernon. His paternal grand Wash greens thoroughly and , ColTege of the Sacred Heart. graduate of Manchester High Connecticut State College. She mother is Mrs. Nellie McCarty of Kelly Rd., Vernon. He has a discard damaged leaves or She attended the University of School and attended Coat is employed in the ad brother, Burchill R., iVi. extra tough stems. Colorado, Graduate School of Manchester Community ministrative office of the State To prepare greens for salad, Business. She is employed by College. She is employed by the wash and drain greens and chill ,S o / u / s of Connecticut Circuit Court. Lane Bryant. Hartford Insurance Group in Mr. Schraffenberger, a SHINYL VIMYL Great Selection *2.75 sq.yd. Peterson, Eric Paul, son of Paul E. and Sonja Kullberg Peter them ahead of time. Cut the . Hartford. leaves into bite-size pieces. . Her fiance received his BA graduate of Ihirdue University son of Silver St., Coventry. He was born April 6 St Manchester with a BS degree in electrical Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Just before serving, add chilled degree from Long Island Mr. Miller, a 1969 graduate of Meet the Champ French dressing and toss until University. He is employed by Manchester High School, engineering, is employed in the Sidney F. Kullberg of Pasadena, Calif. His paternal grandparents engineering department of sq.yd. every leaf is coated. You may Abraham and Straus.^ attended Springfield Technical COMMERCIAL TWEED CARPET *4.99 are and Mrs. Carl N. Peterson of Woodstock Valley. His Joseph Svirk of Rockville shows trophy he won in the 5th annual Regional Vocational Pratt & Whitney Division of wish to add tender, young School. He is employed at paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. John S. Johnson of Technical School State Chess Championship, Thursday, to John Garofala, director of United Aircraft Corporation. dandelion greens to other salad The couple play a July 7 wed Caldor in Manchester. Woodstock Valley. He has a sister, Sarah Ellen, 2. Cheney Technical School, Manchester. Svirk, along with Gary Caravella, Alan Duhord, The couple plan a Sept. 29 greens such as lettuce, es- ding, in St. James Church, The couple plan a Sept. 1 wed sq. yd. Lee Deabler and Bill Bolduc,'all Cheney Tech students, represented their school in the wedding in Bolton. TWISTS-SHAGS-SCULPTURES *5.35 carole, spinach or chicory. Gar Manchester. ding. meet. Svirk received the individual division championship. Cheney Tech came in fourth nish salad with sliced radishes, . Satryb, Tammie Sue, daughter of Robert and Lorraine Wilson place in the team championship. Event was held at A.I. Prince Technical School'in Hart olives, pickled beets, hard- M any Famous Name Brands Satryb of 39 Reed St., Rockville. She was born April 5 at ford. (Herald photo by Ofiara) cooked eggs, tomato sections or Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are onion rinp. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Wilson of 147 Parker St. Her paternal Team That Easter Ham grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harry Satryb of 39 Reed St., Rockville. Her great-grandmother is Mrs. James Lennon of Bicycle Rodeo Scheduled In May CARPET SALE CN REMNANTS Bluefield Dr. LOSE UGLY FAT With Cherries COLON S M C r n i u E The Manchester Junior a.m., at all three schools. will be awarded to those with start toting waighi today OR men s Double Knit SIZE Women’s Club will conduct a MONEY BACK. MONAOEX it a liny A bicycle inspection will be the highest total scores. They labial that will halp curb yoiir da- By CECILY BROWNSTONE Bicycle Safety Rodeo for area held first with those passing $ 1 2 5 “ Jonas. Gary Matthew, son of Paul Sr. and Etta Gembala Jonas will be awarded in the following tira for aicatt food. Eat latt-araigh Slacks from $14. Associated Press Food Editor 12x18'® SILVER REIGE CARVE children from Kindergarten receiving a reflective decal. lait. Containt no dangarout drugt of Old Staffoi^ Rd., Tolland. He was born April 4 at Manchester categories: Kindergarten through Grade 6. The program Such equipment as handle bars and will not maka you nanrout. No If red marschino cherries are Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. through Grade 2, Grades 3 and tiranuout axaroita. Changa your Ufa > 8 9 * * is being held in conjunction and grips, wheels, steering . . . atari today. MONAOEX cotlt popular at, your house you 12*x15 RRIGHT YELLOW SCULPTURE John Gembala of New Bedford, Mass. His paternal grandfather 4, and Grades 5 and 6. with the Bicycle Safety post, tifcs, spokes, pedals, $3.00 lor a 20 day tupply and $5.00 Manchester Store might like to use them (along is Theodore Jonas of New Bedford, Mass. He has two brothers, lor iwiea lha amount Lota ugly (at Program initiated in the chajiis and brakes will be in ...-yrith pineapple) to garnish the > 8 9 * * Paul Jr., 7; and Steven, 6. Persons interested in or your monay will ba ralundad with Manchester Parkade 12x14* DARK BROWN & GOLD SHAG schools by the Board hf Educa spected. Children from Grades donating prizes, money or man no quatlipnt atkad by: ■ m ^ t and then make a cherry saube as a goalong. The follow- tion and &e Manchester Safety 3 through 6 must also have in power towards the Rodeo > 8 9 * * UoM Ondi M a lt lrw4H ' ing recipe gives directions for 12x13* BLUE GREEN PLUSH SHAG Advisory Board. good working condition a bell or should contact Mrs. Alfred na ■. aa M tmmA ■MOT ipn, OTRMOT W n vOTl doing this. Forcucci, Michael Anthony, son of Anthony L. and Doris The rodeo will be held May 5 horn and front and rear lights. Woodward, Jr., 54 Waddell Rd. Pellerin Forcucci of 95 Walker St. He was tom April 7 at 12x12 G O LD W O O L * 7 9 * * at 10 a.m. at Martin and After passing the inspection, c h e r r y GLAZED HAM Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Verplanck Schools and May 12 the children will go on to a safe 1 jar (8 ounces) red marschino Mr. and Mrs. Adrien L. Pellerin of Newington. His paternal > 7 9 * » at 10 a.m. at Manchester High ty skill course. Those who com cherries 12x12 RED & BUCK TWEED grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Forcucci of West Hart School. In case of rain, the plete the skill course will 1/4 cup firmly packed brown ford. event will be held May 19 at 10 receive a certificate. Prizes sugar 12x12 LIGHT & DARK GREEN SHAG * 7 9 * * , Dry mustard Fully cooked ham, butt end (about 5 pounds) with rind 12x12 GREEN & GOLD SHAG • 7 9 * * Children’s removed THE FUN PLACE TO SHOP FOR THE ENTIRE FAMIIV 1/4 cup cider vinegar 12x12 BROWN PLAID OZITE Specialty 3 canned pineapple rings, cut in * 7 9 * * Store half Dash of ground cloves 11x13* R U S T C A R V E 9S6 Main Strtat, MancbMI«r, facing O di 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon The going is great...for fun and 1 tablespoon cornstarch 12x11 PURPLE & BLUE * 4 9 * * Open 6 Doys— Thursday Nights till 9:00 exercise on this “Super 10“ Drain cherries, reserving $ 4 9 * * w* syrup. In a small mixing bowl 12x10 GREEN GOLD SHAG^ iightweight 10-speed racer with stir together the sugar, 1 1/2 teaspoons mustard and 2 table 12x10 COPPER RUST RUBBER BACK •SO** most-wanted features spoons of the cherry syrup to make a glaze; reserve re m S R Q ia Hop on Down tke maining cherry syrup for later 12x10 COPPER RUST RUBBER BACK EASTER HAM — It’s garnished with red marschino cherries use. Score ham and brush glaze and pineapple and a cherry sauce accompanies it. over top; reserve about 2 table 12x10 OZITE GREEN PLAID > 5 9 * * spoons glaze for later use. Set ham in toking pan; add vinegar cherries and all the pineapple; Gradually stir 1/4 cup cold wa ter into cornstarch, keeping 12x9'® GREEN S H A G > 3 9 * * BwmyTiiill... and 3/4 cup water. Bake in a use toothpicks to secure; brush preheated 325-degree oven for 1 smooth; add to saucepan. Bring N«w nen-NIp rot fruit with reserved glaze and Mppadoi* hour. Remove ham from oven; bake another 30 minutes. to a boil, stirring constantly, 12x9 TURQUOISE BLUE SHAG > 3 9 * * Peter Cottontatl*s a array of fash garnish with about half the and cook until clear and thick good egg! Just look Transfer ham to serving plat ened. Serve hot with ham. ions he’s left ter and keep warm. Pour drip . • • • 15x9 RED TIP SHUR > 3 9 * * at the Springtime for kids, here! pings from baking pan into a 400 recipes are given in “ Cec COOKING small bowl and skim off fat. ily Brownstone’s Associated 12x9 DARK GREEN TWEED Chop remaining cherries. In a Press Cookbook’’ available by > 3 9 * * -V SATISFACTION GUARANTEED-REPLACEMENT OR MONEY REFUNDED 'l l ' N . »- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., April 19, 1973 - PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 19, 1973 About Town Good Friday Services Daniel Gilbert Dies Police Report North Manchester Al-AUon tist, will have a testimony Obituaries Police charged three East Family Groups will meet meeting tonight at 8 at the IDawIiPatpr Enwibtg IforaUi / i nant Church, 7:30 p.m., ser chancel drama; Gilead In Motorcycle Crash Hartford young men today, at Kenneth F*. Greenberg, 27, of tonight at 8 at the Second dhurch. The meeting is open to Good Friday, or God’s vice; Zion Evangelical utheran Congregational Church,7:30 Wickham Park with illegal Windsor, was charged with non Congregational Church parish the public. Friday, sacred as com (%urch, 7:30 p.m.. Communion p.m., Hebron Ecumenical Ser possession or control of a non support on a 12 Circuit Court house, 385 N. Main St. The memorating the Crucifixion of Worship with German Devo vice. Also, St. Peter’s Daniel W. Gilbert, 30, of 171 ' narcotic substance. arrest warrant Wednesday. Thursday group will meet the Lord, and kept as a day of ;; ! Fred Rogers Dies, tion. Episcopal Church of South Ralph Rd., vice president and Charged were Robert C. He was released on a $500 tomorrow at 8 p.m.'.at the The women ot North UUliod mourning and special prayer, regional manager of the Cen- ' non-surety bond for court May Pathfinders Cliib, 162 Norman will be observed tomorrow to Windsor, 7:30 p.m.. Liturgy and Atwood, 17, Robert Miller 17, Methodist Church will have the Many Participate Manchester area churches Served Town, Church tral Division of the Society for 7. St. Alateen will also .meet Manchester area churches. sermon; Our Savior Lutheran and David Nickerson, 18. “ Meal in the Upper Ropm” observing Good Friday with Savings, Hartford, was killed SOUTH WINDSOR Thursday at 8 p.m . , at the Manchester churches obser Church, 7:15 p.m.. Worship Ser Frederick I. Rogers, 69, of 29 Kiwanis Club for 25 years. ’The three were picked up to toiUght at 6:30 at the churito. special services iq^de St. Wednesday, when the motorcy Michael Owen, 23, of.20 Berle Pathfinders Club. All groups; ving Good Friday with special vice with Holy Communion; St. Arrowhead Dr., West Dennis, the Manchester section of the In Easter Service Maurice’s Church ofl^ton, 3 Before he retired to 1968, he cle he was driving hit a utility Rd., South Windsor, was meet weekly and are open to services include Concordia Bernard’s (Hiurch of Rockville, Mass., a Manchester native and parH by East Hartford Police p.m.. Liturgy, 7:30 p.m., Bolton was secretary of the Kellogg pole. charged early Wednesday mor friends and relatives of The Mayfair Y Qub will have Lutheran Church, 7:30 p.m., 3 p.m.. Liturgy, 7 p.m.. Stations former member of the and Bulkeley Printing Co. on patrol there were and turned Ecumenical Service with Police said the accident oc ning with failure to drive to the problem drinkers. a social gathering ’Thursday at Tenebrae; Church of the of the Cross. Manchester Board of Educa Survivors are his wife, Mrs. oyer to Manchester Police. Repre^sentatives oF the Rev. Dr. George Webb of curred about 7:35 p.m. on Ralph prqier lane to connection with a 10 a.m. at Cronin Hall of. Nazarene, 7 p.m., service; tion, died Wednesday of natural Alice Gregg RogeVs; two Nickerson is additionally BAanchrater churches will par South United Methodist Church, Rd. Mr. Gilbert, police said, charged with sale of a narcotic one-car accident on Nevers Rd. Mayfair Gardens. ticipate to the Easter Sunrise the Rev. William Taylor of Uie Emanuel Lutheran Ciiurch, 7:30 causes near his home. daughters, Mrs. Thomas S. The Nutmegger Camera Club was dead at the scene. to connection with the incident. to which he struck a pole while Service sponsored by the Church of the Nazarene, Maj. p.m., Tenebrae service; Salva Mr. Rogers was bom Sept. 2, Latham of Manchester and will meet ton i^t at 8 at Hilltop Police today could provide no Police said that the three operating his vehicle, in a Conference of Churches and the Lawrence Beadle of the Salva tion Army, 7 p.m., service. 1903 in Manchester, son of Mrs. David B. Pilcher of House, Veterans Memorial Calvary Church will have a .99% annual details of the ^accident. An were found in possession of a northerly direction. He was Key-73 Committee Sunday at 7 tion Army, Sister Mary Also, North United Methodist Wiiliam and Heien McMurray Burlington, Vt.; a s l^ r , Mrs. Park, East Hartford. midweek service of prayer, autopsy was scheduled fbr smail quantity of marijuana. treated and released at a.m. at the Manchrater High Patricia Cassidy of the C2iurch CSiurch, 8 p.m.. Black Friday Rogers, and was educated in John Hutton of Manchester; praise and Bible study tonight service; South United today to determine the exact Nickerson also had in his Rockville General Hospital for School athletic field. In the of the Assumption, the Rev. percentage Manchester schools. and five grandchildren. First Church of Christ, Scien at 7:30 at the church. Methodist Church, 7 p.m., ser cause of death. possession two tablets minor cuts. Court date is May 7. event of rain, the service will Norman Swensen of Trinity He was a member of the Funeral services will be vice with shadow play; St. Mr. Gilbert joined the Society suspected to be LSD, police be.in the high school Covenant Church, and the Rev. rate REFUND Manchester Board of Education Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Mary’s Episcopal Church, noon for Savings in 1964 as a manage said. auditorium. Kenneth Gustafson a d his son for 10 years and formerly Pilgrim Congregational to 3 p.m., service with chancel ment trainee, became tha The three were to be Participating to the service Donald Gustafson of Calvary for prompt payment ot served as chairman of the Town Church, Harwichport, Mass. manager of the bank’s You have read about...... play, 7:30 p.m.. Strainer’s Recreation Committee. He was Burial will be in the Island presented in court today. are the ]^ v. Lyman Farrar of Church. personal Inatallmant loans Wethersfield office in 1967, and Center Congregational Church, Members of the Civitan Gub “Crucifixion;’’ St. a member of South United Pond Cemetery, Harwich. Bartholomew’s Roman Ask about REWARD-A-LOAN was promoted to assistant will serve as ushers, assisting Methodist Church and was a The Eaton-Blute Funeral Catholic Church, 3 p.m.. treasurer in 1969. He was Daniel W. Gilbert Manchester SILVA MIND CONTROL and its banafits in: in the parking of cars and carillonneur for 30 years and a Home, Harwich, is to charge of elected an assistant vice presi Veneration of the Cross and trustee of the church. He also arrangements. There are no and Clara Barton Gilbert of collecting the morning’s dent and became manager of Hospital Notes LIFE • NEWSWEEK « MADEMOISELLE « CORONET « HARPER’S BAZAAR Chancel Play offering. The Easter hymns will Holy Communion. belonged to the Hartford calling hours. the Society’s West Hartford of Windsor, Maine. He was a 1964 Also, St.- John’s Polish MANCHESTER STATE BANK Discharged Wednesday: SALES MANAGEMENT » INGENUE* WASHINGTON POST » NEW YORKTIMES be accompanied on an organ fice in lOTl, and was named graduate of the University of Listed Friday National Catholic Church, 8:30 Daniel Provan, 629 E. Middle LOS ANGELES TIMES • BOSTON GLOBE * NATIONAL OBSERVER provided by Watkins of 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER vice president and regional Maine and had completed the a.m.. Mass of the Pre Tpke.; Audrey N. Cole, 129 Manchester. Opan Sat 9 A.M. • Noon manager of the Central Divi Graduate School of Savings At St. Mary’s sanctified, 7 p.m.. Bitter Banking at Brown University, Branford St.; Norman E. The service will include the Mrs. Draper Benson sion last month. Salvation Army Band, a com Lamentations; Trinity Cove ______MambarFDIC Relatives Die Providence, R.I., and the Reynolds, 909 Ellington Rd., A chancel play, “ The^ Mrs. Florence A. Benson of 57 He was born Aug. 26, 1942 in Now hoar an introduetory lactura on: munity choir, and Col. John School of Special Studies of the South Windsor; John Ruff, 281 Chncifixion,” will he presented Otis St. died Wednesday at a Augusta, Maine, son of Walker Waldron, field secretary of the Moments Apart National Association of Mutual Autumn St.; Barbara Kasel, 33 during the three-hour Good Manchester convalescent Savings Banks. Cole St.; Edward R. Jussaume, Salvation Army and secretary Two former Manchester Friday service starting at noon home. She was the wife of Mil". Gilbert was a member of South Windsor; Dorine E. N a ^ of the national Key Ti Com residents, Mrs. Emily Mother Of Five at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. BROAD ST. Draper Benson. the University Club of Hart and daughter, Hampton; D oris mittee a$ main speaker. Greenhaugh, 82, and her MMD CONTROL A newly formed dramia group Mrs. Benson was born in ford, the Wethersfield Rotary J. Bubier, 50 Hyde St.. (OVER 100,000 GRADUATES) After the service, an Easter MANCHESTER brother-in-law, CSiarles Press, Wins Super at St. Mary’s will enact the Manchester, daughter of Club, Capitol Rifle and Pistol Also, Shirley B. Pitts, breakfast has been planned to 85, both of Holbrook, L.I., N.Y., poem by James Weldon John i Draper and Martha Taylor Ben 75 Lottery Club, and the Businessmen’s Colchester; Theodore A. son, wtoch relates the events enable people to meet one OPEN son, and had lived here all her died Wednesday, only moments AID TIE lEAlITT IF another and share a meal Youngsters Trim An Easter Tree Civic Association of Bousquet, (ilastonbury; Sol preceding the crucifixion of ING S apart. life. She was a member of ANSONIA (AP) — A mother Wethersfield. Roman, 60 Scott Dr.; Raymond together on the morning of Mrs. Ethel Moors of 283C N. Main St. looks on as her great-grandchildren trim tree in .SBLP-SBRVICB DIPT STORBS DAILY 10 to 10 Mrs. Greenhaugh died at the Christ on the cross. Center Congregational Church of five children from Groton Survivors, besides his wife Hennequin, School St.; Nellie Christ’s resurrection. Brookhaven Hospital, Pachuag, Mrs. Eleanore Gowen is front of her home with colored egg shells in keeping with the Easter holiday. The and its women’s group. She also won the top prize of $75,000 in and parents, are a son, Steven E. Abrahamson, 99 Franklin The breakfast will be served L.I., and Mr. Press at a directing the cast, which in youngsters, from left. Sherry and David D’Alessandro; their cousin, Danny Adams; and belonged to the Manchester the Connecticut Lottery today. B. Gilbert, at home; two Parkway, Rockville; Corrine A. at 8 in the high school cafeteria. Brentwood, L.I., convalescent cludes Claudia Kuehl, Mrs. their brother, Mark, punched pinholes into the eggs, blew the yoke out, and then decorated Professional Women’s Club. Mrs. Doris M. Powers, 30. of brothers, Cedric Gilbert of Lombardo and daughter. Cedar Reservations are required and ITEMS ON SALE THURSDAY THRU SATURDAY home. Mary Wilcox, M rs.. Lynn the shells in a variety of colors. This is the third year the children have trimmed the She was secretary to the late Groton, said the family would Downey, Calif., and Dwight Swamp Rd., Coventry; Jean- LEARN HOW EASY IT IS TO DEVELOP YOUR OWN MIND may be obtained by contacting Mrs. Greenhaugh and Mr. Thomas, Odis Coleman, Mrs. “ Easter” tree for their grandmother. Sherry, David and Mark are the children of Mr. and Fred Verplanck, Manchester’s use the money to build a new Gilbert of WindsorMaine; and nine G. Uthgenannt, 7 Gem Dr., CONTROL FOR SELF IMPROVEMENT. YOU WILL TREASURE Mrs. David Holcomb, 649-2374. P ress w ere both born in Susanne Swanson, Mr. and Mrs. first school superintendent; and home and to visit with her fami a sister. Miss Kathleen Gilbert Rockville; Sadie M. Noren, 38 THIS EXPERIENCE FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. Tickets are $1 for adults and 50 Mrs. David D’Alessandro of 5 Franklin St. and Danny is the son of Mr. and Mr?’. James our Completely Stocked Rochdale, Lancashire, Thomas Mann, and Mrs. Mary later to Arthur H. Qling, retired ly in Alabama. of Windsor, Maine. Williams St. cents for children 10 and under. Adams of Amston. (Herald photo by Ofiara) England, and had lived in LECTURE TUIJION...... $3.00 Haideman. school superintendent. Mrs. Powers’ husband, Funeral services will be Mon Also, James A. Ellison, Manchester until moving to The play will start at 2 p.m. She is survived by a sister, Leonard, 28, is a sonar techni day at St. Mary’s Church, Wind Glastonbury; Gail M. Ouellette, Lbng Island 16 years ago. ' ( INTRODUCTORY DISCOUNT COUPON I on Good Friday. Mrs. Collis Goslee of cian at the U.S. Navy sub sor, Maine, at a time to be an East Hartford; Martha T. Manchester. Mr» Press was employed at marine base in Groton. nounced. Burial will be in Wind Robinson, 9 Goslee Dr.; Beth LECTURE ONLY$2.00 WITH THIS COUPON CONTINUED BY POPULAR DEMANDS Pratt and Whitney Division of Funeral services will be Claiming $15,000 prizes in the sor. Ann Lazzerini, David Dr., eim sM a United Aircraft Corp., East Saturday at 11 a.m. at Watkins lottery were William J. Coyle, Friends may call Sunday Coventry; Aline C. Stocker, Hartford, before he retired. Funeral Home, 142 E. Center 40, of Waterbury and Donald from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Canton; Stephen L. Lawler, 202 Personal 6ARDEKSH0P Mrs. Greenhaugh is survived St. The Rev. Winthrop Nelson, Maleto, 30, of Meriden. Gray Funeral Home, Windsor, Autumn St.; Timothy J. Schulz, TUESDAY APSIL 24Dl. NOON OR 8 P.M. by a daughter, Mrs. Edith Cop lhtp9opktk€ All sizes co-pastor of Center Coyle’s wife, Jean, was pre Maine. 1 Hilsdale Dr., Rockville; Julia HOWARD JOHNSON MOTOR LOOSE -R O U tE 30, VERNON Income Big Variety of Climbers and Bushes! pola of Holbrook; three Congregational Church, will of sent at the drawing and said her Local calling hours will be L. Perry, 377 Adams St.; James grandchildren and six great PRESENTED BY: LF. eOUNSKI UCEN8EE 633-9922 p tp p k low pricecl ficiate. Burial will be to East husband declined to attend Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 T. Champagne, Staffordville. Increases grandchildren. H ealthy 2 Y e a r Old Cemetery. because he was “ too nervous.” p.m. at the John F. Tierney Mr. Press is survived by a There are no calling hours. Coyle works at Anaconda Brass Funeral Home, 219 W. Center WAS^IINGTON (AP) - Per son, Charles W. Press of The family suggests that any in Waterbury. She is a licensed St. sonal income in the United memorial contributions nnay be Manchester; a brother, Ernest practical nurse. They have no States rose $6,7 billion to March Roses made to the Memorial Fimd of Press of Buffalo, N.Y.; and children and plhn a trip to visit and fqr the first time exceedj^ Center Congregational Church. four grandchildren. relatives in Arizona with their CmilECTION $1 trtiltoh at ad ii^justed annual Fresh from the Growers’ Fields A double funeral service will Cudahy’s Bar*S winnings. ' a . ratej’^^tjie (kmihierce Depart- be Saturday at 1 p.m. at the , Maleto, a teacher in AGWAY menfTbported Wednesday. CANNED HAM Holmes Funeral Home, , 400 Alexander H. Barber ' ''N PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTEIR EVENING HERALD,.Manchester. Conn., Thurs., April 19, 1973 •Burglar Beats MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., April 19, 1973 — PAGE SEVKNT»MgN Cost a Another way to beat the 30, Vernon, it had apperentiy Highest Paid Woman Brinegar Defends Plan rising price of meat was dis been broken into. covered by an enterprising ban-. Thd hapless driver had dit iii Vernon early Wednesday returned to his vehicle to begin Works for Fun of It For Northeast Railways morning. another day on the road when he noticed that the rear door of Police say that at 5 a.m. By By CARL C. CRAFT Brinegar plan was announced ICC recommended restruc Wednesday they' received a the truck ha been forced open. DEBORAH M. count. The agency went public we’ve been to three parties this last year.’’ Associated Press Writer last month was: “In effect, the turing and modernizing the ' report of a theft from the Upon furtiier investigation he RANKIN two years later, acquired administration is proposing to Gardner Advertising Co. of St. To bear^Mrs. Lawrence tell WASHINGTON (AP) - lines that serve 17 states and operator of a trailer truck, who found that two cases of flank AsoocUicd Preoo Writer do nothing about the rail crisis the District of Columbia, finan steak, valued at approximately I/)uis last year, and is now one it, she and. her husband mainly Transportation Secretary stated tiiat while his truck was ■’* Mary in the Northeast except to cing the effort witli n one per parked for the night at the $200, had been stolen. of the 15 largest in the nation talk shop. “We’re like a mini- Claude S. Brinegar denies that Wells Lawrence has been called corporation,” she said. “Our in his Northeast rail service throw this vital transportation cent surface freight transit tax Howard Johnson’s motel, Rt. the country’s highest paid with 1972 billings of almost $115 million. terests are 100 per cent in com saving plan reflects an attitude network into the arena and see that ICC said would produce woman executive but she airily mon. We’re toth financially of “public be damned.” what survives in a free-for-all $500 million a year dismines the title. WRG eventually lost of economic greed. The American Motors but added oriented and stimulate each In attacks on his plan, he told Six lines in the area are in “The money isn’t really what Other with our thou^ts about the House transportation sub philosophy of the ‘public be bankruptcy and the major I work for,” says Mrs. such accounts as Alka Seltzer, damned’ has been given Gleem, Love Cosmetics, Sun runi^g a business. committee, someone was one—the Penn Central — “is on Lawrence, who earns $385,000 presidential sanction.” The Oil and Westinghouse. Along “Not that -we talk about quoted as saying “no dough — the verge of court-ordered as chairman of Wells, Rich, Braniff or Wells, Rich, Greene. no go,” and he suspects this Brinegar said the administra liquidation,” Brinegar said. Gredn, one of the top adver the way Mary Wells also tion would submit legislation “Our studies, be sgid, EaHer Bunny married one of her clients, What we do talk about is taxes, “neatly gets to the heart of the tising agencies in the nation. objections. after Congress returns from its “suggest that, if permitted to chairman Harding L. Lawrenod the stoek market, concepts of Easter recess later this month. Has Come To “For one thing, I don’t have of Braniff Airways. The agency managing’ a company, how “Since we haven’t proposed emerge unencumbered from- time to spend it.” that the nation’s taxpayers lay The bill would implement the that tangled web that now em gave up the account after the what’s going on in Washington plan outline last month in a Plaza “The biggest reward is the will affect business.” out a billion or so (dollars) to braces the Northeast carriers, marriage but managed to report to Congress on the a new entity” could generate fun of doing the thing itself,” replace it with another airline, A (t^ g h WRG is a business bail out the Northeast, we are she added. “Money is a flag — TWA. promptly accused of callously Northeast rail situation. profit and raise cash to finance mil in dead seriousness, the The Brinegar plan calls for operations. You WW Find A CompMo A Colorful Stock Of you know, success among your ’The term middle-aged just hallmark of its advertising is adopting a ‘public be damned’ peers.” humor. It’s the shop that turned attitude. 1 submit that our ap consolidating the Northeast’s The new corporation would Easter Baskets Grass Eggs doesn’t fit Mrs. Lawrence, who bankrupt lines into at least one acquire facilities and equip Mrs. Lawrence, a slender, in pushes herself unremittingly out the zany Bic Banana com proach is the opposite of ‘public Dye Fuzzy Bunnies i Chlclis federally chartered private cot- ment of the bankrupt com Above tense blonde who routinely puts during the week but devotes mercials using the voice of be damned.’ Scouts Mary Ellen Dubaldo, left, Theresa Boudreau and Plus ) in 14-hour work days, calls “To assume that the only way poratioij aimed at running/a panies needed to operate the weekends to her husband and humorist Mel Brooks and the streamlined rail system a Kate Tierney watch as one small resident at Mansfield Delicious Chocolate Bunnies & Eggs herself “one of those lucky peo funny Alka Seltzer spots. to solve the Northeast problem Im new systenns, and in return the their children by previous profit, stressing “private W - bankrupt/companies would get selects one of the many stuffed animals made by various Buy Our Beautifully Madoup Baakats Or N M a Up ple who started work because I marriages. It’s her second “ Pebple don’t want to be is to appropriate massive had to make some money. It tor” involvement. , stock in the new corpora^on. members of Troops 600 and 628. Your Own — Plaza Has Tho SuppHos marriage. treated like idiots,” she said of amounts of federal money is, to gives you a drive and a sharp- me, to adopt a ‘taxpayer be The Interstate Condnerce “I switch off Friday at about inflated claim ads. “Humor Commission has submitted a At Left edged reality that’s priceless.” 4 p.m. and don’t turn on again shows perspective with respect. damned’ attitude. We think i But the days of working to there's a better way — and rival plan, involving far more Spain’s river network is 46.- Listening to Dr. W.T. Moyer, Manchester pediatrician, until Monday morning,” she It says to ^ e consumer, ‘Look, government participation. The 500 miles long. pay the rent are far behind for said in an interview. you know and I know that this that’s to use the maximum discuss mental retardation are Kate Smith, left, Kim Tul- PUZA DEPT. STORE 44-year-old Mrs. Lawrence, ly, Mrs. Sonia McCurry, Melanie Butterworth, Mary Ellen “Just say I have five children product is not the answer to JUPITER Is the coal of this second . Pioneer, under capabilities of the private sec ;5: (Wo Havo A Notion to Please) who is so casual about her six- tor.” Dubaldo, Ellen Burns and Vilma Ortega. (Herald photo by Next to Frank’s Supermarket and a terrific marriage,” she your life-long problems. But going prelannch checkout at Cape Kennedy. It is Pio figure salary that she has to replied when asked about her our product is a little bit better neer 11. Pioneer 10 already is on Its way there from a Presiding at the hearing was EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER consult a stock prospectus to personal life. “We have prac than the others, so why not try March 3 launch. Rep. Brock Adams, D-Wash., I make sure what it is. tically no social life. I think it?”’ whose comment when the She shrugs when she is called the country’s highest paid kULV-SIRVICI DIRT STOMIS Scouts Invent New Badge female executive and says “I MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. haven’t the foggiest notion of how they got that. There And New Way To Serve probably are women on Wall Street who earn as much.” ALICE KVANS they should learn more crafts to spends his spare time drawing Her climb up the corporate (lleruUI Keporler) make the program interesting. and trying to learn more about ladder began 23 years ago with A 1ST 0 tuMtuyfe An open door with the sun The crafts on one Sunday in art, but it is difficult to a job as a copywriter for the shining through has been cluded miniature bird feeders, progress without some bargain basemrat division of a selected by members of complete with birds, to be guidance. Youngstown, Ohio, department Cadette Girl Scout Troops 600 made by the deaf residents, tic store. Then she moved to New and 628 as the insignia for the tac toe boards for those who At Christmas, the scouts gave York and a battery of high- first Girl Scout merit badge in were blind, and yarn belts made SAFETY CHECK a party for the residents, com paying, hi^-powered jobs with the nation on aid to the han by weaving yarn on three plete with gifts and entertain a string of prestigious Madison dicapped. straws to be fashioned by the ment. During winter vacation, Avenue agencies. The scouts, who have been other residents. a group of the girls went to We Check Mary Wells became the going to Mansfield State There were others who Mansfield’s Communication hottest name in advertising Training School one Sunday Why Wait? enjoyed that particular Sun Center to learn how to coni- • F R O N T E N D when she and two former each month to teach various day’s craft session. One was the municate with the deaf partners founded their own crafts, designed the insignia president of the Mansfield residents. They are now waiting •SHOCK ABSORBERS •BALL JOINTS shop in 1966 and snared the with the thought that they are Parents Club-, who tried out a for a book on sign language so lucrative American Motors ac- helping to open the doors of tic tac toe board with his blind that they may help the deaf • DISC BRAKES V •WHEEL BEARINGS Mansfield and other similar in daughter. He was delighted even more. stitutions to the outside world, with the program as were the thus letting the light of love, other members of the club’s Recently the girls stuffed •COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS Boyle’s Mail Save Now... friendship and understanding executive board. Many of the about 50 toys for the children at the training schodL ■ v A N D O F C O U R S E enter the lives of the residents. directors expressed the hope ^ YOUR TIRES Hv The girls have also written that more people, especially ' ■ ''V', ^ > i. 1^. their own merit badge young people, would plan Talking about their work at Mansfield, Mary Ann Hardy — Fast, Courteous Service — Tells ^ s requirements. They were programs for the retarded. By Hal Boyle recently notified that both have The Rev. Kenneth Steere, said “I like working at been approved by the Connec Protestant chaplain at the Mansfield because I think NEW YORK (AP) - Things a helping the kids is fun. They are S P E C IA l. OF T H E W E E K Sun Later ticut Valley Council of Girl training school, when asked columnist might never know if real happy making things and Enjoying playtime at Mansfield Scouts in Hartford. what the residents did on the he didn’t open his mail: The project started last fall, other three Sundays each really proud of what they do.” lOoSylear POWER CUSHION ‘‘7 8 ' If you are having trouble • CAREFREE FABRICS ARE HKNLY RESISTANT TO SUNUGHT, Mary Bailey said that helping are Kate Tierney, center, and Theresa Boudreau. when Mrs. Sonia McCurry of month said, “They just go to VyUcord Tim , Bln A7B x IS BtackwaB balancing your budget, you MOISTURE, MSECTS, WIPE CLEAN EASI.Y! Colonial Rd., Bolton, leader of their rooms to sit, or perhaps somebody makes - you feel 2 ta rS 4 6 . might keep a bird for a pet in Troop 628, saw in her church look out the window.” Some of warm inside, and “we really TiMiliii. mn t1 Jl RT Nr Tin ta i Tm QM TItm. stead of a dog, a cat—or a mis^ bulletin a plea for organizations the residents amaze the girls feel respect for the retarded at CoMpmhto Lnr M om Oh ttad m Or Sob ol 4. tress. It costs only a penny a • REVERSIBLE AND ZIPPERED CUSHONS FRIED WITH Mansfield.” Most of the girls ITT States IRS Review to provided a craft program one with their knowledge. One day to feed. Some 7,670,000 U.S. NON-MATTING DACRON® POLYESTER. Sunday a month at Mansfield youth, whose greatest interest agree that they enjoy their Mon., Tues., Wed. 8-5:30 • families do have pet U nder Way State Training School. is basketball, spouts statistics hours at Mansfield and feel the V m H O N O R birds—about 26 million of them. 9 NYLON GLIDES PROTECT FLOORS, CARPETWa Troops 600 and 628 both meet about the sport like a pro. Once need for more volunteers at the Thurs, Fri. 8-8« Sat. 8-1 Was Abraham Lincoln the training school. They have Monday nights at Community in a while, he is invited to see a model of humility he is » 10 YEAR WARRANTY AGAINST RUST. ZMC UNDERC0ATM6 Baptist Church, and it wasn’t University of Connecticu.t even offered to speak about sometimes pictured as having NEW YORK (AP) - Inter The IRS refused Wednesday their experiences to any in WITH HEAVY FMSH COAT. to confirm or deny it was long before members of Troop game, but the girls wish he had ARCO been? Not according to John national Telephone & 600 and the leader, Mrs. Rosalie an opportunity to see the Boston terested group. <> Hay, a White House secretary, . Telegraph Corp. says the Inter reviewing its 1969 decisions relating to the ITT acquisition Gwynn of Lawton Rd., became Celtics play. who said in a letter to William nal Revenue Service is interested in the project. Another young man, whose The ultimate goal of the Hv Herndon, Lincoln biographer WROUGHT IRON HMSH 4 PIECE GROUP reviewing its 1969 rulings that of Hartford Fire. I'TT declined to estimate the According to Mrs. McCurry, cartoons decorate trash con scouts is to, provide a baby MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. and onetime law partner: “It is permitted the largest merger in tainers and bulletin boards sitting service for the retarded absurd to call him a modest Three seat sofa, easy the country’s history through a size of a possible liability but the nriain go^ of the troops this sources said a reversal by the year is “Service to Others,” throughout the institution. children in the community. - 295 B R O A D ST., M A N C H E S T E R 643-1161 man. No great man was ever chair, end table, coffee tax-free exchange of stock. modest.” Hay wrote that it was table. Choose from When ITT acquired Hartford IRS could hold former Hartford and when she approached the stockholders or I'TT responsible girls with the Mansfield Lincoln’s “intellectual oyster, avocado frames Fire Insurance Co. in 1970, arrogance and unconscious Hartford stockholders who for more than SlOO million in project, they gave an with cheerful multi-color deferred capital gains taxes. enthusiastic “Yes, Let’s.’' assumption of authority” that Reg. 220.00 exchanged their shares for new made enemies of some floral seat. 169 ITT shares were excused by the The giant conglomerate One Sunday, as the scouts acquired Hartford Fire in a $1- were winding colorful yarn, members of his Cabinet. IRS from paying immediate In the beginning of the capital gains taxes. billion exchange of stock. A which would later be used to Carpet controversial 1971 Justice weave belts, they bemoaned the automobile age, most cars were Department settlement per brief time they would be painted black. Today only three mitted ITT to retain Hartford allowed to work with the per cent are. What the trade but called for the divestment of residents and the lack of oppor Place calls “jearth tones” are popular three other companies. tunity to make personal now. Unemployment ITT’s stock closed at 37% friendships, as the 25 scouts ED.jORDUfS Quotable notables: “Many Bill Passes Senate Wednesday, down 2V2, in the work with between 65 and 80 jewels make women either in- wake of the company’s an residents. They also felt that.^ cr^ibly fat or incredibly lean.” nouncement. — Playwright Sir James HARTFORD (AP) - The 37 OAK STREET DuPont 501 Nylon Barrie. Connecticut Senate gave final Eddie, It’s criminal: Crime is legislative approval Wednesday 0 prevalent in modem business to a bill denying unemployment ED’S Random Sheared offices for a good reason-less compensation to students who LOSE 20 POUNDS 20 per cent of all office work for the college they PLACE h- FOR BEAUTY A EASY CARE burglaries are solved. regularly attend. (0 CD IN TVyO WEEKS! 121171 10 Beautiful Colors 1Z A IS PL Widths COMKRCIM. Wet statistic: A dry martini The 20-14 vote sent it to the \ (0 UJ UJ addict will hardly even want to governor for signing. Famous U.S. Women Ski Team Diet z 0 PRICED 00 LOW YOU COULD O AK ST. < 0 dip his toe in the Atlantic ocean Spouses of students also < f- 3 CARPET ANY EXTRA ROORI when he learns this: it contains would be excluded from com During the non-snow off season the U.S. Women’s Alpine cc TWEED CMPET 5 1- QL 82 quintilllon, 171 quadrillion, pensation if their pay is used to Ski Team members go on the “Ski Team” diet to lose 20 0 CO 672 trillion, 174 million, tSOj, financially aid the student. pounds in two weeks. That’s right — 20 pounds in 14 days! 0 thousand and 100 gallons of The basis of the diet is chemical food action and was devisedi, water—give or take a drop or 9 # two. by a famous Colorado physician especially for the U.S. Ski Rag. S8 .0 S q . YD. Hard to explain: The average 1 DAY CARRY X Team. Normal energy is maintained (very important!) while sq y d sq. yd. 12’ W IDE man can grip or hand squeeze IN SERVICE reducing. You keep “ full” — no starvation — because the diet MANCHESTER with a s tre n ^ measured at 81 Factory Trained is designed that way. It’s a diet that is easy to follow whether completely Installed pounds, the average woman Technielanal guaranteod 8 full years tor wat^excapt stain you work, travel or stay at home. WITH HEAVY FOAM CUSHION only 48 pounds. But which sex^ TYPEWRITERS This is honestly a fantastically successful diet. If it Guaranteod 8 full years for wear except usually is able to put the HIOH DENSITY FOAM BACK squeeze on the other in a show weren’t, the U.S. Women’s Ski Team wouldn’t be permitted 646-6170 ataira 100% CONTINUOUS FILAMENT NYLON DMETTE SET: FOUR GHMRS AID ROUD TABU CLAM SHOL FOUR PiCE GROUP HAS A UNIQUE SCULPTURED SHAPE SC R EEN PRINT TOP ADOMGMACliES down? to use it! Right? So, give yourself the same break the U.S. Household help: Most experts M JUws ad MiMt! Ski Team gets. Lose weight the scientific, proven way. Even BREAT FOR KITCHENS, STORES, agree that if you are trying to Mm Service at M PLENTY OF FREE & EASY DENS, REC ROOMS. OFFICES Reg. to 140.08 if you’ve tried all the other diets, you owe it to yourself to See Ed & Save! reduce your grocery bills you Reg. 130.08 PertWeiWfianeet, Pant Suits try the U.S. Women’s Ski Team Diet. That is, if you really do PARKING IN THE TOWN No High Pressure Soiling Hero — Fool Free BLUE BREEN should always avoid super -.A '■ VacNa aeaners. OLIVE RUST market shopping when you’re Sharer*, Teetten, want to lose 20 pounds in two weeks. Order today. Tear this PARKING LOT. To Browse AUTUMN RED COPPER hungry. You almost inevitably. Beautiful plexiglass-topped 42-Inch round table. Two comfortable chairs, settee, attractive coffee $ 5 9 0 out as a reminder. overbuy. Avocado or oyster frames with lime, citron, melon table. Green or oyster wrought iron frame In cool APPUMCE Send only $2.00 ($2.25 for Rush Service) - cash is O.K. - BUDGET TERMS - WASTER CHAB6E Also AvaUaMo IB’ wida seats. ' mesh. SERVKECENTER to: Health Aids Institute, 208(X) Homestead Road, Suite Soft-to-the-touch bonded acetate-nylon TIT Neil S L Hachetter 16 F, Cupertino, CA 94014. Don’t order unless you want to matte Jer8ey...hand washaMa, wrinkle fred. Popular shirt styling. Stitched, MS-TSn lose 20 pounds in two weeks! Because that’s what the Ski Shop Mon. thru Fri. 10-9 Bauxite Output Off preased pant adama. Blue, .pink, iHae. gyea Men-Fit S:30-5M Diet will do! OPEN Tues.-Wed.-Tliur8.-Frl. 9 to 9 Set. 0 Closed Mondays S’, ..V ) .Satadiyt t:30-3M / Salt Lake City — Domestic Sotunlay 10-6 malxa, peach or navy. output qf bauxite in 1972 totaled TLi A . XT O 1.9 million long tons, valued at S2S BurmMcfo E m I MarMorii. Phone 2992774 ^ tftas«PieffaBtf fBVkiaMH/ $27 million, down slightly from 1971. admearnmemi i ' i i ■p Ewi& wi ''»iL j ij^j^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., April 19, 1973 - PAGE NINETEEN Columbia County Auction The age group from 20 to 24 Scientists have perfected PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, April 19, 1973 Hebron years m age obtained more synthetic sex attractanta to Planned May 26 passports in 1971 than any lure insects into baited trap other age group for a total of where they can be chemicafly OEO Ruling May Not Be Contested Town Asked to Reconsider ANNE EMT Menu 330,150. sterilized. Correspondent The menu at the elementary WASHINGTON (A]P - The The Post quoted White House such as impounding of funds. Tel. 228-3971 schools next week will be; Washington Post says in today’s sources to the effect that the A spokesman for OEO Dirpc- Residents wishing to donate editions that the Nixon ad administration was concerned tor Howard Phillips Would 6 Landfill Purchase household items, tools, plants Monday: Tomato juice, ministration will not fight a that some portions of the deci neither confirm nor deny tte or food for the May 26 coun meatloaf, mashed potato, com, sion, if appealed, could be Post report. chocolate pudding. judge’s decision that stopped VIRGINIA CARLSON purchase of the land for |37,t00. aiid new equipment will be tywide auction sponsored by the the dismantling of the Office of expanded to have an adverse Voters had agreed to $200,000 although he did not say Toland County Agricultural Tuesday; Oven-baked Correspondent purchase. 20.4 acres of land on Howard Bates; first select chicken, mashed potato, peas, Economic Opportunity. effect on otheC Nixon decisions, man, had negotiated With the how he arrived at that figure. Center in Vernon are asked to MITES Tel. 228-9224 Rt. 6, from the state, as a applesauce. Residents questioning the re- state to reduce the purchase Bates said the town must contact Mr. or Mrs. Victor sanitary landfill area. They ap have the landfill area and it will Rychling of Basketshop Rd. Wednesday; Hamburg pizza, oetit landfill purchase on Rt. 6 propriated 826,000 for the price price after an outside appraiser garden salad, fmit cup. piresented Town Clerk Rita said the land was not worth the cost about $4,500 to $5,000 to The auction will be held at 6 to Ik paid from revenue sharing have an engineer draw up p.m. with a baked goods sale Thursday: Tomato juic6, Cloutier with a petition signed funds. They also rescinded this original price asked. hamburg on roll, french fries, ’The selectmen have to call a plans. preceeding it at 5. All income EAST HARTFORD by 109 persons requesting a action of May 1972 town green beans, pears. g ^ ia l town meeting to recon- special town meeting not less Another Petition derived from the event will be meeting authorizing the Another petition received by used to improve the facilities at Friday: Tuna salad sandwich, nder the action. than 10 or more than 30 days potato salad, carrot and raisin NURSERY from the date of the filing of the the town clerk, containing 104 the center to serve the people of salad, fruit bar.. petition, which was Monday signatures, was for a hearing in Tolland County. Presents afternoon. opposition to a proposed zone Mrs. Cloutier said she has to change on Rt. 6 from residen check the signatures against tial to commercial. Meet Women Make the voter cards or property ‘The petitioners feel the Andover cards. Hie sigmitures tnust be change would be detrimental to CHARLES R. SMITH signed by the .persons all of them. The proposal was to May Baskets ^ change a protion of Rt. 6 from Specializing In: themselves. BE SURE .'^‘aBilSS has baan tarving lha Hama Ownar In a< heated discussion at the Hop River Rd. to the Mary Pensions, Proflt-Sliaring Board of Selectmen’s meeting Naumec property to commer Plans, Mutual Funds, for 91 YEARS. For a complata FREE INSPECTION of ANNE EMT . Menu Monday night, James Carey, cial. The Planning and Zoning Dafarrsd Cempansatlen your homo by a Tarmita Control Export, tuparvltad Correspondent The menu at the elementary Lake Rd.; Albert Hadigian, Commission has recommended by lha finoat tachnical ilaff, phono our naaroat Tel. 228-3971 school next week will be; Hennequin Rd.; and Francis extending the change to Roses and Estatn Planning. local offieo: The Women’s Auxiliary of the Monday: Hamburg on a bun, Sellars, Oakwood Lane, argues Bridge Rd. Fire Department will hold its french fries, com, fmit. that selectmen should have Dr. Bruce Bradford, chair monthly meeting Monday Tuesday: Pizza, string beans, studied the acquisition of the man of the PZC, said a petition C. R. SMITH AGENCY, INC.i jello. landfill area with more care. is not needed as there will be a Automobile, Tenants, Homeowners, Business Proper 849-9240 evening at 8 at the hirehouse. The program for the evening Wednesday: Orange juice, The three asked how much it public hearing May 8 at 7; 30 ty-Casualty, Marine, Life, Accident & Health Insurance, will be the making of May creamed chicken, noodles, peas will cost to develop the area p.m. in Yeomans Hall at which Workman’s Compensation, Employee Benefit Plans, Realty BLISS TERMITE CONTROL CORF. Register now for a Live baskets, and women are and carrots, rolls. and what studies were con time members of the PZC will' Funds, Insured ^vings Plans hear comments from those in DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 Easter Bunny. To be given requested to bring plastic Thursday:' Dough dogs, ducted regarding traffic / Member — International Assn, of Financial Planners potato sticks, vegetable no<^le problems on Whitney Rd. and terested and will make a deci The Oldest & Largest in Conn. away Sat, April 21st at 3 p.m. bleach jugs, scissors, glue, ar 63 E. CENTER ST. 646-4605 tificial flowers, crepe paper soup, fresh fruit. Thompson Hill Rd. sion at the regular meeting Stop in and register nowl and ribbon. FMday: Cook’s choice. Bates said no studies have following the public hearing. . been made to date and pointed out that the town had been told by the state that it could no Rham District longer use. the Doubleday Rd. rU! •» disposal site. The selectmen were unsuccessful in attempts to buy other property in town Retailers Begin Management Seminar for a disposal area and the Rt. 6 land was suggested by the J.G. McCormick, president of the United Management Corporation, Ideas in Retail Store Credit and Collections.” At the graduation Rham Announces Department of Environmental addresses the opening class Wednesday night in the first of a series banquet May 16, the speaker will be Thomas Higgins, district direc Protection. of five executive management seminars. It is being held at tor of the Small Business Administration. The participants last night Health Programs When Carey asked why state Manchester Community College under sponsorship of the college were welcomed by Richard Clark, the Chamber’s executive vice specifications were not studied SPECIALS! SPECIALS! SPECIALS! SPECIALS! SPECIALS! SPECIALS! with the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce and the Small president. (Herald photo by Pinto). before the land was actually purchased. Selectman Robert Business Administration. McCormick’s topic was “Contempprary i EASTER PLANTS AND FLOWERS ANNE EMT Examination” will be con ^tj&P ROSES, HYDRANGEAS, HANGING BASKETS, DAFFODILS, Correspondent ducted by Dr. Carl Conrad, Tuttle said, “How could you ______ATTHEW. G. GLENNEY COMPANY______MARDENIAS, CALADIUM, AZALIAS, MUMS, VIOLETS, BEGONIAS^ Tel. 228-3971 school physician. expect the town to spend that Two health programs, one on This program is open to girls money without owning the j __ •^UCHIA, GERANIUMS, AND MORE venereal disease (VD) and the in Grades 11 and 12 as well as property?” W. other breast cancer, have been interested staff and residents of liittle said he had walked the Rockville Hospital Notes Abortion Policy Delayed scheduled by Mrs. Alice Stone, the district. It will be held at property 14 times and Fast Economical VERMONT Rham High School nurse and 8:15 a.m. in the auditorium on suggested Carey do the same. Sellars said he had walked the Admitted Tuesday; Leona expected it will be brought up at EAST HARTFORD NURSERY teacher of health. May 4. Gladden, Enfield. A daughter to While many area hospitals law and thus abortions are I property and has taken pictures BARN BOARD Booska, Somers; Dawn Cham Mr. and Mrs. John Kmiec, are preparing to perform legal legal. a future meeting of the medical S|t375 Silver Lane Phone 569>0800 East Hartford, Conn^ Band Way To Modernise pagne, Highland Ave., staff, after the state clarifies The first, on VD, will be held showing the area wet. Tolland. abortions, Rockville General Dr. Harold Shapiro, chief of Opwi Mon. Pri. 8:30 A.M. - 8 P.M. — Sat ft Sun. 8:30 - 8 P.M. Rham’s Stage Band will par Tuttle agreed there is water Rockville; Nicolo Cotoia, Hart Admitted Wednesday; Jane Hospital has decided it will wait staff at the Rockville Hospital the matter. on April 27 for interested V4x3” to 14” wide ford; Maurice Gardiner, memlKrs of Grades 10, 11 and ticipate 'in a Woody Herman on the property and said there 8’ Bundles Beebe, Miriam Dr., Vernon; until the abortion law is defined said no hospital policy, concer Clinic and concert at Glaston is swamp land on each side and Any R oom .f Prospect st., Rockville; Nancy Hilda Corchado, Hartford; more clearly by the General ning abortions has been defined 12. It will feature two films and Hannon, Grant Hill Rd., a speaker on one of society’s bury High School Tuesday. sand and gravel in the middle William Cunningham, Main St., Assembly. as yet. He doesn’t anticipate es- where the actual landfill area Reg. 75s aq. tt. Tolland; Mary Peck, Snipsic Manchester; Bernadette Since Monday when the U. S. . tablishment of an abortion severest medical and social Band members will have the Village, Ellington; Martin would be. TaTE AND SAVE Czuchra, Old Post Rd., Tolland; Supreme Court denied recon clinic as he doesn’t expect there ’^ 4 ‘Herman Herd” ini the after- Hadigpn said he could see no Shaw, Bancroft Rd., Rockville; Charon Finnerty, Windsor; sideration of its decision will be a demand for one. Uie sP te ^ ea lt^ & par^ent^- dinner will at MASONITC has reached alarming 'proper reason for the state to “saddle” Grace Sikes, Somers Rd., Mary Greenier, Union St., against the state’s strict an The hospital has not decided tend a concert by the Herman the town with a ligure of $26,000 Ellington; Darren White, Rockville; Bernard Grous, Nye tiabortion regulation, the state on a policy concerning “abor- tions in the state. group in the new Glastonbury ROYALCOTE 6 9 ^ . , , , Regan Rd., Rockville; Ray when the area iViust be St., Rockville; Susan Kelly, has been without an abortion Thoriias Peck of the state’s auditorium. developed further. mond Zowada, Crystal Lake Ambassador Dr., Manchester; The dance will be held at the Full Covorago • No Waste Rd., Ellington. Uncas-on-Thames Clinic will Hadigian said the adjoining CRESTWALL Robert Merrigan, Cold Spring Marlborough Grange from 8 town of Hebron had purchased Discharged Tuesday: discuss the films and the Dr., Vernon; Edward Miller, various implications of the p.m. to midnight and all landfill area for $100 an acre. Gretchen Frey, Rt. 74, Tolland; Longview St., Rockville; Jen BITUMINOUS problem. proceeds will be used to help (The land was bought ten years Special Savings Gregory Chamberline, E. Mid nifer Phinney, Staffordville; send Rham students to music dle Tpke., Manchester; The second program, which ago.) Richard Pinkham, Church St., DRIVEWAYS PARKING LOTS fiberglass will include a film and discus and athletic camps this Carey estimated that the cost WINDOW WONDBRLANDI I Kathleen DuPilka, West Vernon; Lorraine Santerre, sion on "breast Cancer-Self summer. of developing the landfill area Willington; Kathryn Germling, Hartford Tpke., Rockville. 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Conn., Thun., April 19, m 3 - PAGE TW ENTY^NE About Town Goldwater Radio Senior Adults of the Churdi of the Nazarene wiU meet for breakfast Friday at 6: SO a.m. at Shifts It Duties the Davis Memorial Building of the church The Rev. William Taylor will speak to the group. PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) - didate for president in 1964. Family voices with rssuring “ Goldwater pays for all The expectant mothers’ hometown news or excited birth Arizona calls, no matter where classes conducted by the . announcements flowed to South they are,” said Robert Manchester Public Health Nur Vietnam during the war Chamberlain, one of the sing Associaion on Wednesdays through an amateur radio sta operators. Persons receiving have been canceled. tion operated by Sen. Barry calls outside Arizona pay only Goldwater. Now the station the telephone tolls from One Doctor For 502 links servicemen in Thailand Phoenix to their homes. Wiesbaden, Germany — There and the Philippines with their Chamberlain said the station are 103,910 doctors in West Ger homes. has handled as mny as 150 calls many, one for every 602 inhabi The station carried three- a day in a radio room marked tants. The number o f general minute broadcasMelephone by the Arizona senator’s two- practitioners rose 4 per cent in calls from South Vietnam until star general plaque. Goldwater a year and the number of spe cialists went up 6 per cent. all stations there were closed as is a member of the Air Force troops were withdrawn. Reserve. More than 132,000 telephone So far this year, the station for deeper, faster ^ calls have passed through the has handled over 6,000 calls. ‘ ‘When w e’re running ,BLUE c a rp e t amateur radio transmitters L osn iE . operated by the Arizona patches, the telephone company cleaning Republican since the facility assigns an operator to us,” became a Military Affiliate Chamberlain said. “ When one Radio Station in August 1967. call is finished, the operator rent Under the system, a ser- puts anotker on, so its con ' viceman places his call through tinuous.” . an overseas transmitter. It is Chamberlain said most peo relayed through (toldwater’s ple are unaware that their new 8 H A M P 0 0 E R station into the telephone messages are being relayed 1 4 2 S ^ ^ rs'h S m a^ n !^ * warts |s rae of Mansfield Trakiing rtentally retarted—including the right to privacy—are not being system. through Goldwater’s equip School s big^st problems, says Supt. Francis Kelley: This scene >net at Mansfield. (AP photo) * Thirty-two amateur radio ment. 75% Laqier Bnnhes He said the senator has asked Fot Faster Cleaning is in one of the newer buildings, but Kelley says the needs of the t operators work in shifts at the station in the basement of. the operators not to publicize it. IMy By JAMES CARRIER that policy has no money behind sMond floor of Knight Hospital, retarded residents of the school stuck with “ trying to catch up SURPRISB WINNER Associated Prss Writer it. where bed-ridden profoundly also help with clean-up work. for 50 years of neglect,” as FORT WORTH, ’Ibx. (AP) - NOTICE No budget request has been retarded patients stay. Doors Bright paint attempts to hide Kelley put it, but the fire safety A mongrel cat Mrs. Ray MANSFIELD (AP) - The filed with the legislature for the too narrow to roil beds through. the age. problem is not-new. It just Kunkel adopted from the Mansfield Training l^hool for estimated $3.5 million it would “ If we had a fire we would Humane Society a couple of Most of the dormitory hasn’t been a public issue CLOSED ALL DAY the mentally retarded violates take to bidld or lease the 25 have to carry them out,” two or months ago turned out to be a buildings have no dining before. the state fire and heaith codes, group homes needed. Thome three aides to a patient, Kelley winner. rooms—the designers un Thorne said the school fails to qualify for federal funds said the proposal probably will said. The cat, named Herman, derestimated the potential of probably was less safe before it won a blue ribbon and rosette GOOD FRIDAY an can’t meet national ac have to wait another year. —Health violations: Open a retardates to feed themselves. reduced its population from 2,- in the category for long haired creditation standards—and the Meanwhile, Mansfield toilets without privacy, not The rooms are large and open, 100 to 1,400. He said the males and a rosette and trophy state has decided to keep it that residents live in what school enough toilets. Showers in base but dreary. One is packed with Democratic administration for sporting the funniest tad at O pen Sat. to Noon way for the next few years. superintendent Francis Kelley ment areas, and not enough beds. Another is lined with prior to 1970 pumped $5 million a recent North Texas (]at Club “ We do not intend to retoild calls ^dehumanizing” con showers. Ventilation, heating, chairs set in front of a droning into Mansfield, but none of it show in Dallas. our large institutions,” said humidity and lighting standards ditions, where basic human television set or radio. for fire safety. Of the total, $1.2 Gareth O. 'i'home, deputy com far below exisUng codes. Over needs especially privacy are There are a few bright spots, million was used to build a new missioner on mental retarda crowding of beds. Aides dispen New Zealand Starts not being met. but oddly enough the state isn’t administration building. sing medicine, a task legally tion. “ We will not rebuild In one section, a girl sits on a responsible for them. The Meskill administration is Dental Insurance Mansfield.” The Southbury restricted to registered nurses. seatless toilet, one of six open file Lions Gub paid for a adding 70 new positions at ' Auckland — New Zealand’s Training School is the other —National accreditation toilets in full view of 37 other blind patient unit which turned Mansfield, but the net gain is first dental insurance plan, just 6 4 3 - 5 1 4 4 violations: Inadequate staff and large state institution, built in girls and women. A flimsy cur a long open dorm into a suite of only 35 b^ause the school is launched, is called Denticare. It tfiNm AM 1941:- the physical problems listed un tain between the toilet area and small rooms, a living room, losing 35 federally funded pays 80 per cent of the fees Thome speaks for the ad der fire and health codes. the adjoining ward often is tom dining area and low-ceiling Emergency Employment Act for normal dental treatment at ministration of Gov. Thomas J. down. Mansfield can’t qualify for a cost to the patient of under home-like atmosphere. On the positions. Meskill, which has hinted of $3.2 million in federal funds $30 annually. One or two aides watch over doors of each bedroom is a Kelley asked the administra this policy, but never has clear the 38 women and'keep them that would cover one-third of its swatch of fabric, each tion for $9 million to begin ly ^ U e d it out. annual budget because it can’t dressed during the day. At .dtifbrent, so the occupants can remodeling. But his request .meet .fedemViMedicaid bpr- Id, like jDost oth|^JC night, (here is only one atten ’ •feel” when they are home. was turned down in favor of an state agencies, is cfaiight in the dant. At tim ^ in some srctions, fification staiKlards. I Architecture students from alternative not yet approved. ONLY 2 MYS The Governor’s Commission money’ pinch. Unfortunately, Kelley said, the staff-patient the University of Connecticut A legislative committee has on Services and Expenditures the pinch came just when the ratio is 66-t(^ne. turned an open floor into a approved a $500,000 bond issue (Etherington Commission) Sears whole concept of treatment for The health and fire code French cafe scene, with to fix Knight Hospital, a bill OFFER ENDS stated that the addition of 90 the mentally retarded changed, violations at Mansfield are benches, canoped tables and contrary to the ad nurses at a cost of $360,000 and when experts decided that extensive. Almost every one of corner nooks for privacy. ministration’s policy. SATIIRMY, im . 21 $50,000 for repairs to the Knight profoundly retarded people the 22 dormitories and other Makeshift petitions have been However, Thorne said the Hospital would qualify the could be and should be trained, buildings at the 51-year-old in erected around some bedrooms state might never spend the school for the $3.2 million. To and when these experts decided stitution violate some portion of by staff members in an effort to money if it decides to abandon that institutions like Mansfield the codes, Kelley said. date, the commission’s I give residents some privacy. the 40-year-old building. recommendations have been ig- no longer are helping, but really As far back as his 1969 annual But even if the state decided ’The reduction of Mansfield’s ‘ nored. are hindering the retarded. report, Kelley noted that the today to build new buildings at population by 300 would not Many of Mansfield’s The state, Thome said, has school failed to meet the Mansfield, it would be more mean the institution has out buildings are reminiscent of old decided to put whatever money niinimum standards of the than UiTee years before the lived its usefullhess, however. urban elementary schools—two it has into group, community American Association on Men residents could occupy them, Sixty-eight per cent of the and three story brick buildings, homes, to return the “put tal Deficiencies, which even Thorne said. residents are severely retarded away” retarded to home-like tually will test Mansfield for with a stable, “ institutional” and nert almost constant care. look. By reinoving 300 residents to settings. national accreditation. community homes, four of the They still will be there in the Inside, they are remarkably That policy, however, would —Fire violations: No oldest buildings at the campus half-century-old structures, and clean. Aides mop and sweep remove only 300 of the 1,400 sprinkler systems, no emergen could be closed and the sooner or later, Kelley said, the because there are only a hand residents at Mansfield in the cy lighting, no smoke or heat rem aining 1,100 residents state will have to do something ful of janitors. Mbderately- next three years. And so far. detectors. No fire escape on the relocated in the other buildings, for them. some of them also 50 years old. “ We really can’t afford to ’The state would rather have wait much longer,” he said. tme retarded in group homes In Search of Atlantis than in “ large barracks full of Tomorrow: Part Two—A look sprinklers and smoke detec at what Mahsfield School is By DICK KLEINER Plato pinpointed Atlantis, she histbric, Cretan-type city bn. tors,” Thorne said. doing to help the retarded help says, as being “beyond the the Greek island of Thera \ ’The Meskill administration is themselves. LOS ANGELES — (NEA) Pillars of Hercules” (Gibral and promptly declared he, — Anyone for Atlantis? tar) and that’s where her ex had found Atlantis. A big expedition to search pedition will search^ for tlmt lost continent is Ms. Asher feels that the She’s assembled a formid claim is erroneous, and cites forming currently here. In able team for the search. July and August, they intend carbon-dating of Galanopou- Her condirector is Dr. Jidian los’ find wmch proves the. to cdinb the bottom of the Nava, a distinguished mem Atlantic, off Cadiz,i Spain, in ’Thera city flourished around ber of the Los Angeles Board 1500 BC. Atlahtis, if it did hopes of uncovering evidence of Education. Then there will that there reaily was such exist, was, she says, consid- - be two anthropologists, two erably earlier thanf that. She a place. \ geologists,, four oceanogra believes that the Thera site There have been expedi phers, two geographers, two is a “ Greek effort to attract > tions before. What makes this psychologists, two parapsy tourists” and hints that there one unique is that it is usin chologists, three historians, ik a world-famous Greek mil ^'. a coinbuiation of science an four educators, a linguist, a lionaire behind the effort. ^'ttie psychic in the attempt. Biblical scholar, four archae She says that Galanopou- The motivating force be- ologists, a paleontologist, a los, far from being positive is a Pep- doctor. ' an portrait of your child in historian, he has found Atlantis, has She’s also taking along not ______She has made overtures to join her more than ISO students, who expedition, but she isn’t sure long been fascinated with will receive college credit COLOR “ the common origto of man,’ whether or not she’ll ask I from Pepperdine. And, per him. but never reauy thought haps most important, there Bring all the children m uch about Atlanus until uie will be a iquad of experi big earthquake of February, There is, she says, much enced SCUBA divers, since • No appointment neeeeeary 1971. evidence that Atlantis really • Additional printe avaUabla most of the heavy work will did exist — such things as at reaeonaUa prieea In what she chooses to in e Um lti One per ehIM be under the ocean. similarity of languages with terpret as a psychic sign, Two per famUy •Choose flrom Aniehedi out a seeming common ori only two things foil from her The Spanish government is teatured portreita... gin, megaliths of the same • Group# taken at 99« per child shelves that shaky mprntag. cooperating fuUy in the ven not proofa general character in varying One was a book on Atlantis. ture. So are a bunch of psy Ibcations, and “concentric e Acaat Four weeha tbreacli • Profaealonal phalaaraplieta, C oifipleta The other was a statue of a chics she has already con spirals.” This curious design faurtaan jreara aqulpaaaat and mateeiala Cretan goddess. From that sulted; she says she has had numerous psychic readings, has been found on islands on morning on, she’s been work and they all seem confident both bides of the Atlantic, Dallyt 10 AM to 1 PM .. 2 PM to 5 PM .. 6 PM to 8 PM ing steadily toward putting and Plato bpeaks of Atlantis thu summer’s expedition to- the expiation will be suc Saturdays 10 AM to 1 PM ,. . 2 PM to 4i30 PM • cessful. as " a spiral city.” getheri.. She believes firmiy that But the psychics are no “I am relatively confi “Atlantis isn’t a mystery— more important than the sci dent,” she says, ‘'that we the m yste^ is simply how to entists. All known informa will at least find the ancient Ea$tor Bunny Ring to tl.: find it.” She says Russian tion about the area has been cities of Gades (Cadiz) and scientists acknowledge the computerized, and, as they Tarshish. And I know for a FREE- existence of Atlantis and she §0 along, everything else certainty that the ancient Each ChUii rartographed hopes to beat them to prov- ley find and learn will be Temple of Hercules is off Sanett Petra, so we’ll find in g it. fed into the computer, too. that. And f feel pretty good “Shop Your Nearest Sears Store" By using a combinatipn of While Ms. Asher thinks she r Edgar Cayce hbout finding Atlantis, it- the psycluc — has pinpointed the location seM.” , was a £ig Atlantean believer, of Atlantis, other scholars Sears too—and empirical research, are looking elsewhere. In It will be a good try, any she has pinpointed the loca 1967, a Greek, Anghelos Gal- how. IWildllRg MBMMRROTf tion of Atlantis in her mind. anopoulos, discovered a^re- (NIWSPArCR ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 1^ Bily M l tuhrtqr 8 PJL ti • PJL Mm PAGE TWENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn- Thura.. April M. 18731 , > MANCHF-STER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thuri., April 19, 1973 — PAGE TWENTY-THREB r - ' ------j The Dry Side Thiiikilig Seriously About DH Role BALTIMORE (AP) Hart’s bad-hop single in the Felipe Alou. rapped another rule—an innovation which could “ We were after a right- loose,” Houk said. “ We’ve had who opened the inning with bis I o f Sports C on n ects After rapping out three hits sixth inning scored one Yankee homer. boost the career of Hart. J; handed hitter,” Houk said, a tough time with those bats third hit, made it 4-2. But forfl^itcher •in his first American League run, and his third Hit launched '"Hart could be just what the Botheted the past couple of'' “ and Hart was the best one after hitting well in spring winner Lindy McDaniel BOSTON (AP) - Power game, Jim Ray Hart is the winning five-run rally in the doctor ordered,” said New seasons with shoulder and knee available. It was as simple as training.” replaced Medich and prevented further damage. By Dean R. Yost BOSTON (AP) - The new designated hitter rule of^^the Horton hit his second homer of the season in the second ful Willie Horton of the AMERICAN LEAGUE ready to do some serious ninth which pinned the defeat York Manager Ralph Houk. injuries. Hart reported to the that. He could be a power Cuellar, who has a 12-4 American League means more rest for the; wnrlcfng inniii’g,w h ^ he blasted a breaking ball over the high left on. lefty Mike Cuellar, ah old “ He makes our line-up look Yanks overweight after almost threat in parks like Boston, lifetime mark against New The loss was the first at home Detroit Tigers, uriio sent 4- W L Pet GB thinking about the new York, was staked to an early for Baltimore in four ^ r t s , pitcher, but it might also have an adverse effect £l|tlie rest .ft New York nemesis. much better,' especially against no playing time this spring. Detroit, Cleveland and field wall. for-4 Wednesday as the Baltimore designated hitter rule. 7 3 .700 Thurman Munson,, who also . left-handers. He runs better “I batted three times in Milwaukee.” lead when a two-run homer by and the come-from-behind vic period is too Iqng. '.• “ I just go out to play,” Horton said, adding that he >f» - “ I didn’t give it much thought Tigers clobbered the Red Detroit 6 4 .600 had three of' New York’s 13 , than I expected, too.” spring training,” Hart said, Houk was bouyed by the com Earl Williams capped a three- tory by New York reversed the “ The long innings we had made me cool off,’’ winning doesa’t remonb^/having a perfect day at bat before. H' Boston before,” Hart said after helping Young Indians Impressive Sox 7-1, credits a good 4 4 .500 safeties, followed with a home The Yanks purchased Hart “ and then in the first re^ la r.. eback by the Yanks, who had run Baltimore rally in the third early season trend for the pitcher Jim Perry of Detroit said Wednesday after ^ e ' “ The’hits cotae.**'^ Cleveland the New York Yankees beat the spring training for his early V 4 6 .400 run to tie the"^ score 4-4; Roy from the San Francisco Giants season game in San Francisco,' trouble scoring while losing six off George Medich. Orioles. Four of Baltimore’s Manchester High’s new look on the baseball field is Tigers beat the Red Sox 7-1. ' V' i The Red Sox didn't cross the plate until the ninth inning New York Baltimore Orioles 7-4 season performance. 4 6 .400 White’s two-out bloop single put df the National League, where I was taken out for a pinch., of their first nine games. An unearned Oriole run in the seven victories have been Maybe Perry cooled off while his teammates blasts Milwaukee Wednesday night. “ But now, 1 youth, particularly in the likes of shortstop Ray Sullivan, when Luis A ^ ricio singled, moved to second on a groun- “ I’m a little more 3 5 .375 the Yanks ahead, and then there Is no designated hitter runner. I haven’t played since.” ' “ We were about due to break eighth, scored by Bobby Grich, scored in that manner. figure it might help me a lot.” catcher Jack Maloney and first baseman Dave Bidwell. Boston pitching, but it didn’t hurt him too much. He went dout arid scored dn a iingle by designated hitter Orlando relaxed” he said in the , West Last season the Tribe conunitted a total of 62 errors, the distance giving up five hits and one walk while striking Cepeda. i dressing room. *T just got Kansas City 8 3 .727 out three for his second win against no losses. Minnesota 5 4 .556 2 mostly throwing. Monday, in the season opener for the In foston ace ikiis Tiarit, who started, was shelled for five ready to play ball in spring “ But I told the’ guys to keep getting on,’’ he dontiqued, California 4 4 .500 2V t dians, only two errors were made. Maloney was charged hits and four runs before he was lifted with two oufo in the training. I worked hard with a throwing error and Rick Milka a fielding boot when “ and that I’d make out someway.” second inning. Bill Lee worked 5 2-3 innings and Mike Gar- Chicago j. 4 4 .500 2Mt because I reaily had tp lose Oakland he had trouble with the wind on a fly ball. The'Tigers, who took their third straight from the Red man finished up for Boston. Tiant is now 2-1 for the year. 3 6 .333 4 weight.” Texas 2 5 .286 4 Sophomore Sullivan had eight chances to handle the ball Sox at Fenway Park, pounded Red Sox pitching for 17 hits, The victory lifted Detrbit past Boston into second spot in Pain in Neck While he had only 11 Wednesday’s Games with Willie Horton, A1 Kaline and Ed Brinkman each and turned in a flawless day. He also teamed with Maloney the American League East and games behind homers last year, the Milwaukee 4, Geveland 0 belting a homer. Horton was also 4-for-4 at the plate. to turn in a sparkling play, to the crowd’s deligM. A Baltimore. Detroit is 6-4 for the year and Boston is 44. Bothering Lee chunky outfielder, has Detroit 7, Boston 1 Penney base runner. Tony DeDomincis, reached first on an “ They did a good job of getting me runs,” Perry said. “ I Manager Ekldie Kasko said John Curtis would go to the Chicago 6, Texas 5 RANCHO LA COSTA, Calif. sm ack^ two so far this infield hit and advanced on a sacrifice. DeDominicis led told Kaline I wanted a run from him and he hit a homer his moiind for the Red Sox today'to face Woodie Fryman of the California 3, Minnesota 2 (AP) — Lee Trevino’s got a season. Both have been off second and Sullivan snuck up behind, got a strike from first time up. Horton also told me he’d get me a run.” Tigfers. New York 7, Baltimore 4 pain in the neck. against Boston at Fenway Maloney and tagged out the runner by three feet. Oakland 7, Kansas City 6 “ It’s right up here,” he said, Park. Maloney later turned in another heads-up play. When a IThursday’s G am es massaging under his left ear. “ Martin (Biiiy, manager) fielding assignment got mixed up and no one was covering Detroit (Fryman 0-0) at “ It’s a tendon that’s pulled. I’ve told me I’d be starting,” third, he alertly scampered down to prevent the base Boston (Chirtis 0-1) seen the doctor about it and he’s Horton said. “ That made me' runner from advancing. A ’s Mustached Players Milwaiikee (Ryerson 0-0) at given me some heat feei good. I can relax and get If the Tribe continues to turn in such fine defensive ef Cleveland (Dunning 0-1), N treatments. I don’t know how it ready for the game.” forts, they ’are a sure pick to be among the leaders in the will affect me. New York (Peterson 0-2) at Horton said he doesn’t es- , jBaltimore (Palmer 0-0), N CCIL flag chase. Turn Tables on Royals “ I’ll just have to try it and see.” peciaiiy concentrate on hia Oakland (Odom 0-2) at Kan Player-of-Year ‘ T v e always thought this was hitting. sas City (Splittorff 2-0), N High School Notes NEW YORK (AP) - For- today, — Royals one of the most important tour “ I just go out to piay,” he baseball fans, a few introductions. ST. LOUIS (A P) Mike The R oyals gave the snazzily- naments in the world, maybe said. “ The hits come.” NATIONAL LEAGUE Football standout, Dave Fleishman, who scored 76 Over here, wearing the mustaches Seerey, who scored 54 goals in No. 4,” Trevino said before Over in the Red Sox East HIT THE SAl/l\GS TRAIL WITH dressed- A’s a scare. Kansas City points for Manchester High last season, is reportedly going and funny colored uniforms, are the 63 games for St. Louis Universi teeing off in today’s first round wiped out an early 4-0 lead on a three- dressing room, designated W L Pet GB to the University of Rhode Island... Lyle Eastman, another Oakland A’s. Call them World Cham ty, was named Tuesday the of the prestigious MONY Tour hitter Oriando Cepeda, who f Pittsburgh 7 I .875 run homer by Eld Kirkpatrick and a collegiate soccer player of the nament' of (tampions. “ It’s '(Chicago OUR WONDERWORLD OF LEISURE! grid star, and also a diamond performer, has indicated pions. No, no, forget the American had two of Boston’s five hits V 6 3 .667 IVk soio shot by Cookie Rojas. year for the second time by the something I’ve always wanted he’ll be going to Trinity College in the fall...Football cap League standings and the 3-6 record. against Jim Perry and { . New York 5 4 .556 2Vk Then an error by Oakland catcher Sporting. News. to win. . tain and track star, Jim Colla will be attending the Univer They are the World CSiampions. knocked in the tone I ^ Sox / Montreal 4 5 .444 3V(i C.-VMEL Ray Fosse allowed two unearned runs Seerey, the son of former “ Any tournament is impor Philadelphia 4 5 .444 3(4 sity of Connecticut in September. He will be eyeing a berth Run, talked about the job V Over there, wearing the smiles and to score and the World (Champions American League outfielder tant, but to win one that in St. Louis 1 9 .100 7 on the Huskies’ freshman football squad. Pat Seerey, was a member of he’s expected to do. confident looks, are the Kansas City were trailing. Fosse’s single made it cludes the champions of all the W est the U.S. Olympic soccer team others, now that’d really be “ 1 don’t believe too much 1 Former Manchester High baseball standout and leading Royals, sitting atop the AL West. 6-5 in the seventh and then. Tenace, San Francisco 10 4 .714 last year’s World Series hero, in 19^ and has been drafted by something to do.” in pressure,” he said. Cincinnati 9 4 .692 hitter with the varsity squad a year ago, Rob Blomberg, is They are smiling because of an 8-3 the Miami Toros of the North ■< straightened out the identity crisis He’s never accomplished that “ Whatever is going to Los Angeles 6 7 .462 3V4 part of the 15-man varsity baseball team at Gettysburg record. American Soccer League. goal, but finished second and happen, happens.” Houston 6 8 .429 4 College. He is one of three freshman candidates to make with his ninth-inning homer following third the last two years and is Kansas City in first place and a leadoff single by Reggie Jackson. Cepeda had one hit Mon San Diego 6 8 .429 4 the varsity squad. He is scheduled to play first base and Hickok Winner listed as the second choice to day and none Tuesday, both Atlanta 3 9 .250 6 SAVE 13.90 Oakland in fifth. Charley Finley, favored Jack Nicklaus in the 31- our reg. 67.90 pitch. Gettysburg plays a 25-game schedule. A total of 75 losses to the Tigers. Wednesday’s Games owner of the A’s, could be excused for Twins — Angels NEW YORK (AP) - Ken man field that is competing for players turned out for the opening day practice. “ The only thing that con Chicago 1, New York 0 wondering just what’s going on herb. Norton, who broke Muhammad a total purse of $200,000. Mmitreal 2, Philadelphia 1 This could develop into an identifica Minnesota's' Bert Blyleven must Ali’s jaw and upset the former First prize is $40,(100. Should cerns me is that I’m new on *.'*K if* ■ ■ 11 n 111 I San Francisco 4, Atlanta 3,11 ■ ■ ■ • ■ 11MI' tion crisis. have figured He had Frank Robinson’s world heavyweight boxing Trevino win it, he would be well this ball club,” he said, “ and CAMEL 8^X10’ SIERRA i Slow-Pitch Softball number. He struck out Calcfomia’s innings ...... Just to make sure their identities champion hfeirch 31, is the past another of his major I just don’t want them to^ Pittsburgh 8, St. Louis 2 The Manchester Recreational slow-pitch softball league don’t get too confused, Finley’s designated hitter the first three times March winner in the Hickok career goals. panic.” San Diego 4, Cincinnati 2 BELLIXE EAMILY TEST will begin its 1973 season Monday, April 30, 1973. In addi mustached men turned the tables on he faced him in the Twins’ game poll for “ Professional Athlete “ I want to win $1 million in Cepeda, who has had four ' Houston 7, Los Angeles 2 of the Year.” prize money faster than anyoqe tion to the usual under-the-light-play at Fitzgerald Field the Royals Wednesday using a against the Angels. On his fourth trip operations in five years on Thursday’s Games ' All the features to take some of the - rough " to the plate, Robinson got even with a Nate Archibald, the National alse has ever done it,” he said. his knees insists his knees for the Silk City League, the Candlelight League, relocated familiar weapon—a Gene Tenace Chicago (Hooten 0-1 and out of roughing it. Sleeps a family of 5' at Robertson Park, and the newly-formed Eastern League 410-foot home run that gave Nolan Basketball Association’s “It took Jack 10 years. I’m are getting stronger all the Reuschel 1-0) at New York home run—to take a 7-6 victory from leading scorer with Kansas going to do it in 6Vi. Of course, Water and mildew resistant cotton duck: at Mt. Nebo, will also play under lights. Ryan his third straight victory. time. He works out every McAndrew 0-1 and Koosman VI-":::::::::;:;;;;: Kansas City. CityOmaha was second in the with the way purses are large screened windows: wide screen door To be eligible to play in the town program this season a day with weights. 1-0) , 2 Elsewhere in the American League White Sox — Rangers balloting and Chris Evert, the growing all the time, somebody Httsbqrgh (Briles 0-1) at St. with 3-way zipper and storm flap. Sewn-in player must be a resident of Manchester; or pay taxes to Wednesday, the New York Yankees 18year-old tennis star, was will come along and break that “ The hardest thing is not the Town of Manchester; or be a fulltime employe for the Dick Allen slrbKed'a home run, dou to think about them,” he Louis (Spinks 0-2) floor for added comfort Easy to erect out rallied for a 7-4 v ictory over third. record, but it’d sure given them Philadelphia (Christenson 1- . sponsor of a team paying taxes to the Town of Manchester; ble and triple, driving in four runs as something to shoot at.” said. “ The knees don’t side adjustable metal frame ii iiliiii Baltimore, California edged Chicago defeated Texas. That gave 0) at Montreal (Torrez 0-3) I or if a person attends a local church or is a member of an Minnesota 3-2, Chicago edged Texas 6- Big Pay Day^ ther my swing.” San Francisco (Marichal 2-1) the White Sox’ slugger 12 hits, eight of organization that is sponsoring a team, he may play for 5, Detroit defeated Boston 7-1 and at Los Angeles (Osteen 1-0), N them for extra bases, in 32 at bats this CHARLES TOWN, W.Va. that team only; or have at one time attended local schools, Milwaukee shut out Cleveland 4-0. Schoolboy D o s e bball i Only games scheduled and participating again this year he may continue to par season. (AP) — A lone bettor walked oil with $19,555.20, the payoff for ticipate with that team and that team only indefinitely. the winning ticket on the Big In other words, the once tight rules of the slow-pitch Squares ^72 Win Mark Exacta at Charles Town Turf program are in a sense, open to the public. \ Major League 1 Club here Wednesday night. Beginning with the 1974 season, the use of metal spikes Stafford The winning combination was Third Straight •Leaders---^ on baseball shoes will not be allowed. This will be the last 2-3, 7-6, with Sailor’s Rock and I season of the footwear. Deviler Walter finishing onetwo AMERICAN LEAGUE Trounces RenkoOutduels in the fifth race and Mottled BATTING (20 at bats)-Fisk, and Pewter Cup scoring in .the Win for Rams Bsn, .483; A.Johnson, Tex, .480. Techmen sixth race. RUNS-Patek, KC, 12; Ineligible Player Rocks Defending Central Valley Conference baseball champion Mayberry, KC, 11; Hisle, Min, Phils’ Carlton Top Money Winner Rockville High, is determined to make it two-in-a-row as it 11. Oklahoma Campus Stafford High pounded out 10 picked up its third win of the season yesterday. South RUNS BATTED hits and took advantage of NEW YORK (AP) - “ I always start a-season hoping to do LOS ANGELES (AP) - Shot- Windsor was the victim of the Rams’ Keith Munroe who IN—Mayberry, KC, 14; Rojas, seven Cheney Tech errors to putter Brian Oldfield, earning whiffed 12 Bobcat batters. NORMAN, Okla. (AP) - appointed, however, by the loss better than the last”— Steve Renko, pitcher, Montreal KC 12 d efeat the B eavers, 12-2, $5,050 after eight meets, con Disappointment, disbelief and of Kerry Jackson, who was to Expos. South 'Windsor is now 0-3 in H IT ^R ojas, KC, 18; Valen yesterday afternoon in tinues to lead money winners on out 10 batters. Offensive sup some bitterness—those were Renko may not better his 1972 record, although it would the CVC. Rockville and Bloom tine, Cal, 16. have been the Smners No. 1 Manchester. ’The victory upped the International Track port came from Glen Land- some of the reactions expressed quarterback before it was be hard to do any worse, but he’s assured himself of doing field High are tied for first play DOUBLES-Rojas, KC, 8; the visitors mark to 2-1 while Association professional tour. mann with two hits and three by Oklahoma Sooner football learned his high school at least as well. in the ^ fe r e n c e . Grich, Bal, 4; D.Allen, Chi, 4. Tech dropped its fourth contest Hurdler Lmn Coleman, only RBI’s. TRIPLES—E.Brinkman, Det, players after learning the un transcript had been tampered Jim I w c h was the batting in a row. The tall right-hander, who the plate and Rader caught the undefeated athlete on the tour Rocky Hill remained un iversity was forfeiting nine of with and he was declar^ in standout v r Rockville with two 3; Harper, Bsn, 2; Valentine, Second baseman Skip Nar- won his 1972 debut and then suf ball for the first out and con after Oldfield was defeated by beaten in the Charter Oak last season’s games because of eligible. He also stayed two singles. He knocked in two Cai, 2; D.Allen, Chi, 2. drelii blasted a two run homer fered through a horrible 1-10 tinued running to second base, Randy Matson at Baltimore, Cnference with a 16-6 victory HOME RUNS-Fisk, Bsn, 5. recruiting irregularities. times in the OU dormitory runs. for Stafford’s big hit. Kurt Al- summer, hurled a four-hitter in taggiiig the bag for the unique 'anks second in earnings with over Rham High on the victors STOLEN BASES-Alomar, The action Wednesday leaves while in high school, in violation South Windsor outhit the vic mand collected two bingles, his first 1973 appearance double play. Jackson was near $4,275; home field. the Sooners with a 3-9 record, of league rules. tors, 5-4; but three errors Cal, 6; North, Oak, 4. also for the winners. Wednesday and outdueled Cy third and couldn’t return in Former Olympic champion The winners produced five wipes out a Sugar Bowl victory Also ruled ineligible for the proved costly. PITCHING (2 Decisions)— Tech limited to three hits, by Young Award winner Steve time. Wyomia Tyus leads the women runs in the first inning, added over Penn State, as well as the same reasons was Mike Ellington High picked up its McNally, Bal, aPO, 1.000, 0.65; three Stafford hurlers, was led Carlton in pitching the Expos to with $3,100. two more in the second and Big Eight championship. Phillips, a teammate of first triumph of the young “ Coleman, Det, 3-0, 1.000, 2.25. at the plate by Jeff Mount with a 2-1 triumph over the fourth frames. Scored a lone STRIKEOUTS^N.Ryan, Cal, The players seemed most dis- Jackson’s at Galveston, Tex.. Pirates-Cards ' rj, season with a 12-0 blasting over two singles. Steve Lebel had the Philadelphia Phillies. Advance Draft E. O. Smith at Storrs. The run in the fifth and pushed 37; Blyleven, Min, 28. other Cheney hit. It came one year to the day Willie Stdrgell drove in fojur Knights blanked by East Wind across six in the bottom of the sixth inning. Stafford bunched its runs after his lone 1972 success, in runs with a three-run homer NEW YORK (AP) - The sor Tuesday, are 1-2 for the [RATIONAL LEAGUE over four innings with the which he^beat the New York and a single and Milt May National Hockey League an campaign. Nine errors were conunitted, BATTING (20 at fourth being the most produc Mets, and was his first com added three RBI’s as Mike Escamilla tossed a two- five by the winners. bats)—Concepcion, Cin, .467; nounced Wednesday that it is S4I^E 20.90 S4^E 25.90 ' i\ tive as six players scored. plete game since Sept. 16,1971. Pittsburgh blasted St. Louis. advancing its draft of hitter for Ellington and struck Rham is 1-4 overall. Sanguillen, Pgh, .385; S4I^E 15.90 SAVE si99 Tech is in action again this Stargell’s homer highlighted a our reg. 89.90 our reg. 124.90 LOW Elsewhere in the National graduating junior hockey Sizemore, StL, .385. our reg. 54.90 our reg. 19.99 $ 6 9 afternoon in New Britain with League, the Chicago Cubs four-rup first inning against $99 players fo ^ y 17, three weeks : RUNS-Wynn, Htn, 13; »39 Goodwin Tech. nipped the Mets 1-0 for the se Rick Wise, who owns the Car-; > before the start of the league’s Bonds, SF, 13. 12*x12' PATIO TENT FOR CAMEL lO’xU* EUROPA dinals’ only triumph in 10 9*X 9’ UMBRELLA TENT 5'x7* NYLON MOUNTAIN TENT SPRING PRICES! Slafford cond day in a row, San Fran annual summer meetings June RUNS BATTED IN-Morgan, CABIN AND PATH! TENT R H RBI E cisco edged Atlanta .4-3 on Bob games. 10. i Cin, 13; Wynn, Htn, 10; Speier, IS UGHTWEIGHT FOR HIKERS BACKYARD OR CAMPSIDE K. 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Nardrelll, 2b 1 2 1 2 0 nati 4-2 and Houston beat Los years at the league’s annual DOUBLES-Cedeno, Htn, 8; w ater and mildew. Screened rear w li^ w , door keeps flying Insects out. Adjustable out Colas, rf Bob Watson drove in three « water, resists mildew. Rip-stop polyethylene Water and mildew resistant cotton duck fabric. 3 1 1 2 0 Angeles 7-2. June meetings in Montreal. But Bonds, SF, 7. sewn-ln floor, outside aluminum frame. Com side metal frame includes steel stakes. Galato, cf 3 1 0 2 0 runs and Jerry Reuss checked Hurting Mets floor. Vifith poles arid stakes. Adjustable aluminum outside frame. I Maynard, cf 3 1 1 0 0 Ics Angeles on four hits as President Clarence Campbell TRIPLES-Sanguillen, Pgh, plete with poles, ropes, and stakes. Keller, If 1 0 1 0 0 Houston ended a four-game said the importance of the 2; Morgan, Cin, 2; Metzger, 12*x12* DINING CANOPY lO^xTB* MONTE CARLO TENT Kania, ss 2 0 1 0 0 Expos-Phils NEW YORK (AP) — “ I think things will be better when Bumeil, p 2 0 0 0 0 losing streak and stopped the amateur selections had caused Htn, 2; Maddox, SF, 2. our reg. 22.99 ...... $ l o our reg, 132.90 ______» $ 11 I 0 8 Tizimko, p 0 0 0 0 0 Renko held the Phillies Dodgers’ five-game winning other important business to be Rusty starts hitting.” HOME RUNS-Wynn, Htp, 6; Perry, 2b 0 0 0 0 0 hitiess until the sixth, when Williams, rf „ 1 0 0 0 0 string. overlooked at the June Manager Yogi Berra of the New York Mets was McCovey, SF, 4. - Johnson, 3b 0 0 0 0 they touched him for two hits. meetings. referring to the batting slump of Rusty Staub in the wake STOLEN BASES-Morgan, V®- The other two hits and their Totals 32 12 10 10 2 of the 1-0 victory of the Chicago Cubs over the Mets at Shea Cin, 8; Tolan, Cin, 5. only run came in the ninth. Stadium Wednesday. PITCHING (2 Decisions)— Meanwhile, the Expos scored Ellis, Pgh, 20, 1.000, 2.76; Clirney Tech (2) both their runs off 27-game Hockey Steering Group In contrast to a year ago at this time Staub, the Mets’ Moose, Pgh, 2-0, 1.000, 1.10. AB R H RBI E winner Carlton in the first in Mainnivlle, c 2 0 0 0 1 cleanup hitter, has driven in only one run and his battirig STRIKEOUTS-Carlton, Phi, DIGanRl, p 3b 3 0 0 0 1 ning on RBI singles by Hal Sets Registration Dates average is a slim ,129. He hasn’t had a hit in his last 12 at- 25; Messrsmth, LA, 25. Carpenter, If 3 1 0 0 1 B r ^ e n and Jorge^Roque. Mount, cf 4 0 2 1 0 bats and only one in his last 17 times up. Schors, lb 2 0 0 0 0 A The steering committee for 0 1 0 2 Thursday evenings from 6:30 Lebel, ss 1 bringing a youth hockey Staub isn’t the only Met in a slump at the plate. The en WHETHER YOUR CHOICE OF WALL IS STEEL, Skoczylas, rf 2 0 0 Giants-Braves until 8. ,5 Yale Nips Wes Ostasnen, rf-3b-c 3 0 0 8 ? program to I^nchester met tire team is hitting only .181 and the Mets haven’t scored in ALUMIHUM, WOOO, FISERSLAS OR COHCRETE, W E IL Once this information is NEW HAVEN (AP)-Andy Chicoine, 2b3. . 3 0 0 0 0 . Bonds' llth-inning homer off Tuesday evening. The organiza 26 consecutive innings following their second successive.l- Chapman, rf 1 0 0 0 0 secured the program will then SAME 2.181 SAME 2.18 RUHR THEM ALU Atlanta’s Tom House stretched 0 defeat. Walker’s three-run double SAME 3.18 SAME 3.18 1 2 * 0 Matthews, ss 0 0 0 0 1 tion will be known as the be able to progress as to how SAME 4.98 our rog. our reg. tlN I our rog. •.■■ Hannaford, p 1 0 0 0 0 , snapped a 2-2 tie in the seventh our rog. 14.M our reg. 1S.9S $18 Uie Braves’ losing streak to six Manchester Youth Hockey “ It’s better that our slump has come early instead of much ice time will needed; how inning Wednesday to spark a 54 8 LB. STATION mOUN BAG 4 LB. ADULT SLEEPING BAG 2 LB. TTLL SLEEPE^G BAB 7 games and capped* thoroughly Assn. A constitution and In 5 LB. ADLMJ SLEEPIN6 BAG FOOT WUnlER 8LEEPPI6 BAG Touts 2S 2 3 1 much money will have to be later,” said Berra, looking for the silver lining in a gloomy Durable, water and mildew resistant cotton Riled with norvaSer genic Thermodoud SUfford 023 610 0 12 *' Yale baseball victory over Adult size bag has lbs. of warm T h ^ Sleeps two In back of wagon or separates forgettable inning for the relief laws were drawn up by the raised to get the program off clubhouse. “ It came last year in July.” Complete warmth and comfort with Ther- dover over warm Thermasol aeryUc fiber fM. acryHc fiber fW; covered with wator-reaManit RIZZO iOOL CO. Cheney 100 010 7 2 Wesleyan. _ ^ maeol acrylic fiber Insulation, cotton masol acrylic fiber fill and I lb. Dacron 88w ' Into 2 bags. Cozy Thermasol acrylic fiber flH pitcher. / ■ " steering committee to be the ground; How many teams Plaid cotton flannel Rning for comfort. FiA cotton spundrM and nytax Ined. Featuraa .a The Cubs’ lone tally came in the first inning on some old Wrilcer’s hit enabled Fred flannel Nning and water-resistant cotton polyester fill at the feet for extra warmth. with heavy cotton cover and cotton flannel buUt-ln water-realatanf ground shaal. p lw In the top of:< the 11th, with ratified at the next public Water resistant nylon sheH and comfortable lining. Features all-around zipper. wrap-around zipper; Can be zipped together are going to be organized; and fashioned baseball, a single, a stolen base, a sacrifice and Mattlin t o weather a ninth •heN. All-around zipper allows for 2 bags haavy duty side zippar. VERN0N CMCLEp VERNON Sonny Jackwn on second base, meeting. n ^ n lining. Wrap-around zipper. with another bag. Bases on balls: Bacho 4 Kania Z what age groups these teamp a wild pitch. • • inning rally by the Cardin Is and Johnny Oates on first and none ' All boys interested in playing 647-9420 DiGangl 2 Hannaford 1 Strike-ouU; will be skating in. ^ The wild pitch was charged to southpaw Jon Matlack. record his first victory of the Bacho 5 Kania 2 Bumeil 3 Hannaford 2; out. House bunted into a rare hockey between the ages of six 3384 Rirfln Tplw., Hmrlngtoii IlltaPotf; Bacho 3 for 1 runs in 3 innings; Anyone having questions Cleo James was on third as a result of his single, stolen year. Mattlin was touched for D iO ^ i 3 for 9 runs in 3; Kanin 0 for i unassisted double play by and 17 are requested to register please contact Clyde Miller, 109 Gloswl Foftof Sundiy •■ ^1 two uneahied runs in the final runs in 2; Hannaford 4 for 3 runs In 4; catcher Dave Rader. House with the MYHA at the West base and a sacrifice'bunt when Matlack uncorked his Conway Rd, 649-3528. frame on a run-scoring single Burnell 0 for 0 runs in 2. bunted a short pop in front of Side Rec Center Wednesday or errant throw. • 381 Broad St., Manchester by Chris Vane. 1 ..i.«. .“-•■i*V’».j.,•,'.•••,'■ -i-'■•T » ,.»i- , f t mti^^ * . .. PAGE T W E N T Y -F O im - MANCHESTEH EVENING HERALD. Manchester; Conn., Thura., April 19, 1OT3 ^ ^ X+ ^ ^ ^ 1. \ At^ Ay Target Practice Show - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., April 19, 1973 - PAGE TWENTY-FIVE The “Action Marketplace” Fasf — Effective Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers As Knicks ll)rub Celtics Herald Classified Ads Over 60,000 Daily Readers NEW YORK (AP) — “ I hope we’ve gotten this nonsense But John Havlicek, who led Boston with 21 points, put ^ (18 Word Minimum) Fast Results out of our systems ahd theytve gotten it out of theirs, so we that into perspective, too. “ I don’t Worry about us looking can settle down and play' some good basketball for a bad in the recoird bdokk,” he shrugged. i Day ...... Sd: per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR change,” said a smiling Walt Frazier of the New York Had the thunderous nbise from the 19,694 fans in Madison 3 D ays...... — 7(t per word per day CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Knicks. ■ Square Garden contributed to the romp? “ The crowd gives 6 D ays...... — 6d: per word per day 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBLlCA’nON 'V* “ This” was no-contest basketball...and, for those fans a home team momentum,” Havlicek said) “ but it doesn’t 26’Days...... — 5d: per word per day LiJ, who don’t get a kick out of watdiing what amounts to take it away from the visiting club.” Happy Ads ...... $1.50 Inch Deadline for Saturday and Monday '4<' target practice, boring basketball. The visiting cluh was almost, hut not quite, taken out of is 12:00 Noon Friday It was just that last Sunday in Boston, when the Celtics the game by halftime. The Knicks, with Dave crunched the Knicks 134-106 in the first game of their DeBusschere scoring their first seven points and 11 in the Eastern Conference championship playoff. quarter, grabbed a 29-18 first-period edge. And with W illis Heating-Plumbing f7 L^x, And it was just that again Wednesday night when the Reed and Phil Jackson bombing in baskets from outside HERALD Knicks buried Boston 129-96 to even up the best-of-seven and Frazier hitting both outside and in, the m ar^ PLEASE READ 1972 PENTON, 5-speed, totally SEWERLINES, sink lines, HAPPY ADS Order BOX LETTERS rebuilt, many spares, low BERRY’S WORLD cleaned with electric cutters, series. It was also the worst National ^sketball Associa widened to 60-42 at the half. YOUR AD miles, $675. Call 8 ^ 9 0 4 after by professionals. McKinney Boston still had a chance, though—until New York reeled tion playoff defeat ever suffered hy the Celts in their For Your Classified or "Want Ads” are, 5. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com ^Happy history, a string of 216 postseason games. . off 16 straight points midway in the third quarter. That Informatioii taken over the phone as a con pany, 643-5308. It was hardly typical New York-Boston basketball. m ade it 82-48, and that was the gam e. RALEIGH Chopper - 5-speed, THE} HERALD will not dis venience. The advertiser should green, excellent condition. Best Electrical 18 T h o iig h r Theirs are usually down-to-the-wire games. And boUi Carolina Coach Larry Brown and Utah Coach LaDell close the identity of any adver read his ad the FIRST DAY IT offer. 649-3863 after 3 p.m. ■>New York Rangers. Magnuson suf top scorer in the second half of tion wiil he held Monday and VERNON CIRCLE VERNON, CONN. 1966 FORD Super Van. $600. LAWN MOWER Service, repair now looking for summer work. Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmney 18 Crusaders in their WHA playoff quotation, call Rodney T. Dolin, retire. Call for further details. for an Interview. . . wanted, for small local fered a fractured jaw and lost four teeth and rests in the season. Tuesday evenings from 6:30 0pm Days A Waak Ull 9 P.M. Call 646-1418. and sharpening, pick-up and Low rates, free estimates. Call Cantor & Goldfarb, Realtors, business office, 40-hour week, on Tim Sheehy’s goal with 25 delivery. Hours Monday evenings, 6^5624, 2^3702. R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester,r. Coon., iThurs., April 19, 1973 — PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Houses For Sale 72 PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thure., April 19, IWS Houses For Sale 72 Out lit Town-For Sale 75 Out ol Town-For Sale 75 LONG SBARCH NOTICE TO CREDITORS PUEBLO, Colo. (AP) — «• * > Wuifd U Hip Wanfd Apartments For tient yS3 Business Locations- MANCHESTER — Immaculate COVENTRY TOLLAND — Immaculate Court of Probate 38 Artteto* foi^ Sato 48 B-8UT.HECH.V. ] District'of Manchester 40 yeani, PaulPolson, 43, HM PEf A J V r W H A T V O U . For Rent ST 6-room house, 3 bedrooms, 1V4 seven room custom Ranch, 3 ESTATE OF HARRY T. MINER ^ORALONQ, BUILOIHG CX3ST5 / HOM E PLU S has nnally been reunited with SUPERINTENDENT — Rental HELP WANTED - FuU-time , SAID Five. VEARS A eO f baths, detached garage, bedrooms, 2 baths, formal Pursuant to an order of Hon. Norman NOTICE TO CREDITORS his father. agent, full time, live in Job for ALUMINUM sheets used as LOMOTIME h a v e N f t V 6 R ^ / BEAUTIFUL UNO dining room, large panelled J. Preuss, Judge, all claims must be osition In cabinet shop, imLVouTie'NeED. VIUABB MANCHESTER 4,000 plus aluminum awnings, prime loca Poison flew to Port Smith, mature couple to take care of printing plates, .007 thick, HECKLETTA B E E N S O IHC ROOM! THINK Call lor tion on bus line. $^,800. Call A picturesque and serene set family room off kitchen, 2-car presented to the fiduciary named below ESTATE QF MICHAEL PALLEIN Iabricating counter tops. Z3x32” . Is cents each or 5 for |1. square feet store-biiilding for on or before July 15,1973 or be barred by Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Ark.,r near which the elder rentals, repairs, grounds of Experience preferred, will HAD BEEN HIGH* O F I T A S A N , lease. Huge paved parking D&S Realty, 1-741-0123 or 1-749- ting of mature pine and fruit garage. Park like yard in prime well run' ^u^en apartments. Phone 64S<2711. PESTERIMQ- APJUlIM ENn 8724. location. Merritt Agency. 646- law. The fiduciary is: E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must be Poison lives, and met him a t a train. Salary open. Fringe iMVeETMENTf area. Prime location in town trees, enhance this Margaret Miner presented to the fiduciary named below motel. Job, offers a good living for a benefits. Apply in person. OOM0O ABOUT with highway access. Hayes 1180. Bolton Center Rd., on or before July 10,1973 or be barred by capable man who eidoys work. NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 Five-room, 2-bedh>om town BOB GORMAN MANCHESTER meticulously restored 1800 8- “There were all kinds of Kitchen Distributors, 80 ^ring cents each. Inquire side door, ADDINGANEVI/ Agency, 646-0131. room Colonial-Cape. There Bolton, Conn., 06040 law. The fiduciary is: people sitting around and he Call 8754306 for interview. Street, Rockville, 8 to 4:30 p.m. fROOM lOlHElR house, wall-to-vyall carpeting, II IMMACULATE I COVENTRY (NORTH) $34,900 Elsie P. Crockett Manchester Evening Herald. 2 air conditioners, appliapees, At are 24 acres of rolling land 5 Country Club Drive walked straight to me,” Poison 474 MAIN St. — Commetclal That’s the word on this .. SUN .. said. “He said, ‘Hi, Paul.’ He LUNCH TIME cashier wanted. HOUSE- heat and hot .water, 11^ tiled with . fields and woodlands. NOTICE OF HEARING Manchester, Conn. TOP QUALITY soil. C.O.D. on- place ideal for office or store, custom 6 room Cape Cod, Light enhances the beauty 06040 knew me. I don’t know how." Apply Shakey’s Pizza Parlor, baths, washer and d ^ e r hook $150. 646-2426, 9-5. v The home is high on a hilTwith STATE OF CONNECTICUT Vernon Circle. DAIRY QUEEN ly. Paul Schendel, 649-0465. F. J. $PILECKI, REALTOR front to back living room with a view of the valley below. of this 7 room immaculate COURT OF PROBATE He said he was separated up, patio. No pets. 234 CENTER $TREET 043-2121 fireplace, formal dining room. home. Large treed lot in the Court of Probate, District of from his father, Ebner Poison, BOLTON NOTCH - Industrial Call. I’LL SHOW you the Avon way BRAZIER DARK RICH, clean loam, 5 Excellent for the perfec country. Bright kitchen with Manchester, District No. 25. Court of Probate 68, “somehow a long time ago.”- yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, Call 649-7620 or commercial 4 acres, 4;000 Prompt, personal service tor all your real estate needs. ESTATE OF RUTH M. KLEIN aka District of Andover to an exciting new life! Call me 242 miMO S m O T Tm.Ret.U.9.Pal.OI(.- M right! rvMT Residential, Commercial, Land. Member of Manchester tionist. Price is $31,900. For built-ins, soft carpeting & RUTH KLEIN, Deceased sand, stone, pool and patio e 1973 by United Teel • S^KiKtle. I square feet office, or rptail WARREN HOWLAND now for facts on monOT you can MANCHESTER SOHEGAVEIH"] O ^ G O L L V ! building, many, stqfage MLS. more information call Tony matching drapes stay. 2 car Date of Order, April 10, 1973. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Court of Probate make as an Avon Repi sand, 643-9504. REALTORS 643-1108 Petitioner: Herbert A. Phelon, Jr., District of Manchester Needs man for cleaning, 7 to I«rWOHDER buildings. 521-7373 or 1-223-4^ Wasilefsky at 649-5306 today. garage, 2 fireplaces. Call Jon ESTATE OF AUGUST F. MILDNER AND NOW THAT Executor; Date of Hearing: April 30, tative, selling our famous COLONIAL OAK - 4% room Jennings for details, 649-5306. Pursuant to an order of Hon. Norman 12 midnight. Females for SCREENED loam, gravel, IF WE'RE REALLV after 5 p.m. 1973; Time of Hearing, 9:00 A.M.; Place NOTICE TO CREDITORS proaroducts in your community. THERE’S NO MANCHESTER — Spacious J. Preuss, Judge, all claims must be counter work. 11 a.m. to 6 processed gravel, sand, stone, townhouse, appliances, I “IMMACULATr of Hearing, Municipal Building, 41 • ” 2894922. DOING THE LQ six-room Colonial located near The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. VERNON — Illness forces sale, presented to the fiduciary named below THRHIMG BACK- utilities, etc. $20(1 J. D. Real ..B&W*. Center Street, Manchester, Conn. ESTATE OF DAISY EUGENIA p.m. and 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. and fill. George H. Griffing, An RlOHTTHlN^rp NEW OFFICE Realtors — MLS price reduced $1,600. Must sell The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. on or before July 14,1973 or be barred by Estate Associates, 643-5129. schools, shopping and church. I n ip ia ■ JUST u s ia Upon the application of the petitioner PORTER aka DAISY E. PORTER dover, 742-7886. Manchester Parkade ^ 649-5306 this 4-bedroom Ranch with Realtors — MIS law. The fiduciary is: CLERK wanted for daily Apply 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. or 6 - Formal dining room, firepiaced praying for authority to seli certain real Pursuant to an order of Hon. William BUILDIN6 I Five rooms each side, excep- _ Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 Hannah C. Mildner newspaper. ApUtude for figures 11 p.m. living room, priced in the low family room off kitchen, good estate as per application on file more ful E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims muM he LOVELY new, first floor apart Hebron Rd., a re The Weather t Clear and cool tonight. Low in mid 40s. Sunny and mild Saturday with h i ^ 66-70. W o o d U / A t^ K S Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-FOUR PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS MANCHESTEai, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1973 - VOL. XCII, No. 170 44 ■m W atergate \/|/ooo (?Hip //\ Grand Jury D Croi>y U/' Hears Mitchell WASHINGTON (AP) - operation was planned and ap Today the New York Times Former Atty. Gen. John N. proved by Mitchell and White said Mitchell had told friends Mitchell was quoted today as House counsel John W. Dean he was present at three accusing other Nixon campaign III. Liddy was a lawyer for the meetings last year when officials of planning the campaign and is serving a jail Magruder and G. Gordon Liddy, Watergate bugging, and more term after being convicted in later convicted in the con extensive intelligence the bugging conspiracy. spiracy, proposed plans to bug operations as well, over his per Mitchell’s statement today the opposition party sonal veto. seemed to conflict with a sworn headquarters. But the Times Mitchell spoke to a reporter statement he made in a civil quoted sources as saying in the o ffice s of federal case last Sept. 1, when he said Mitchell insisted he rejected prosecutors prior to an he knew of no one higher than the plans at all three meetings. Dean was present at one or Holy Week Display^ St, James Cemetery, Broad Street Entrance appearance before a federal Liddy who was involved in the / grand jury. He confirmed a burglary, wiretapping ad more of the meetings, Mitchell 9 news account that he had told bugging incident. reportedly said. But Mitchell said all his / friends he attended three An associate told the AP previous statements remained meetings at which plans to bug today that. Mitchell has said Christians Observing the Democrats were proposed, “ operative,” particularly his privately if he had known of the Key To Planting Fiscal Surgery and had rejected the plans. insistence that he didn’t know Watergate plans “ he would about raid plans in advance. 1 Pussy Willow “ I want to add the plans were have tried to stop it.” Mitchell, Magruder and Dean 2 Shadbow not just to bug somebody,” Good Friday Rites At the White House Thursday, /3 3 Flowering Crab Mitchell said. “ They were for are now engaged in a three- Performed On more detailed intelligence. We cornered argument, carried out Dean declared that he won’t be Bolton'*s Outdoor Classroom 4 Cotoneaster praecox By The Associated Press The Lateran Basilica is the to make new headlines with at were not there just to discuss through public statements and made a “ scapegoat” and 5 Colorado Spruce Christians around the world tacks on the visitors. This is the proposed landscape design to transform the Bolton Elementary School court Pope’s cathedral as bishop of bugging.” news leaks, over which of them warned against judging who is 5A Vibumam wrighti atteiided Good Friday services Rome, and in a 10-minute homi In Spain, millions fled the guilty and who isn’t until all yard into an outdoor, classroom. Work on the lily pond began Saturday. The Bolton Slate Budget Mitchell’s conversation was should bear blame for planning 6 Honeysuckle today to usher in the Easter, ly he told the crowd of 6,000 that cities 'Diur^ay for mountain or the Watergate operation. testimony has been heard. Elementary School PTO and the Junior Woman’s Club developed plans for the courtyard cut short as the reporter, 7 Viburnam setigeeum weekend, and many prepared to he was their host just as Christ seaside resorts. Although some Lesley Stahl of CBS, Was asked Press Secretary Ronald L. with assistance from John Whitham, Bolton nurseryman, and the Tolland County Soil flee crowded city life for Spanish communities continued HARTFORD (AP)—The Connecticut legislature’s Ap Sources close to the Senate 8 Azalea nudiform was host to his disciples at the to leave. Ziegler expressed surprise that propriations Committee has performed fiscal surgery on Conservation Service. Mrs. Barbara Nirhni.snn. courtvarri committee chairman, savs holidays in the country or at the Last Supper. deeply rooted religious obser What Mitchell was quoted as Watergate investigation have Dean had bypassed his office by donations, or memorial gifts, or trees and shrubs are being sought, as well as wood chips, 9 Blueberry seashore. vances, others cancelled Easter Gov. Thomas J. Meskill’s $1.24 billion proposed budget for confirming was a report in The told The Associated Press that issuing the statement directly 10 Cotoneaster divaricata “ A duty that we must revive processions because of lack of the Justice Department expects split logs for benches and rocks for a rock garden. Pilgrims were to retrace the coming fiscal year. New York Times saying to newsmen. Ziegler testily in 11 American aborvitae in- o u r h earts is that o f interest. In Tudela, in northern meals-on-wheels program for to See all three of them in Christ’s steps to Calvary The committee eliminated Mitchell told his friends that sisted that the President seeks 12 Rhodendendron maximum remembering Jesus the way he Spain, a luncheon for the poor the elderly. dicted, along with others. through the narrow streets of.. Jeb Magnider and G. Gordon no scapegoats. 13 Pin Oak wanted to be,” the Pope said. on Palm Sunday was called off several programs, including Elsewhere Thursday at the Magruder, who was Jerusalem, and in Rome Pope rent relief for the elderly and Liddy proposed bugging plans Today the Washington Post Hundreds of persons took because the organizers were state Capitol, the House voted Mitchell’s second-in-command Paul VI was to preside over ser state grants to municipalities, on thrqe different occasions and quoted an associate of Dean as communion from the hands of ^ unable to find 12 poor persons to remove from a current adop at the Nixon campaign, vices at noon in St. Peter’s at a special Thursday night ses that hie vetoed them. sayinjg that the White House willing to participate. tion bill an amendment that reportedly has told federal BasUica. the Pope. The holy rites con Magruder was Mitchell’s counsel has passed word be is sion. But it added for the com would have prevented denial of prosecutors that Mitchell and After dusk the Pope, who will cluded with the stripping of the ing fiscal year new provisions second-in-command at the cam ready to testify under oath that richly decorated alter as a sym an adoption solely because of Dean helped plan the Watergate be M lb^ .yonr, was to carry a to give pay raises to some state paign, and has reportedly told others “ above and below” him Bolton bol of the stripping of Christ’s the age of the prospective bugging and later, arranged the Colosseum to employes and improve the stan prosecutors that the bugging were involved in the bugging. garments before the parents. payoffs to buy silence from men Donkey Hoop Tilt the riiihs of the Temple of Store dards of state mental hospitals. The Post quoteiL^O Dean crucifixion. The House had voted 74-40 on convicted of the crime. associate a« sa:0ng Dean Venus in the annual Way of the The cuts exceeded the ad-1 . £n' Jerusalem, thousands of. Wedne^ay to adopt the amend I j Mqgroder has been unavailable himself only foUowM o r d m in DONNA HOLLAND Donkey basketball is a little ditions by $16,6. million. Sen. ment. It wan repealed, 79-59, I News I to newsmen) but'his lawyer whatever role he played^ I ^ n different from regular basket Nicholas Lenge; R-West Hart Business Students Correspondent for fite ami^ claims froiii several ' says he intends to testify volun will allege , in testimony teat Tel. 646-0375 ball. Every shot at thebasket ford, awrchainrian of the com legislators, including Rep. tarily when" called before the W E HONOR ^EastOT telehia^ons and for the j| White House officials, including must be taken while sitting on a d ^ con ’s vestment5>and-ainron, mittee, said the body had to \ Capsules ^ewi|l4|i ;. » i ^ v e i ‘,. which this Marilyn Pearaon, R-Stcatford, grand jury. qhief of staff H. R. Haldeman, The Bolton High School donkey. mMitr'olMrg*, the Pontiff left his - R p b b « d make up for $18 million in state Attend Confab ^r^Mfh^de. The gov^iitont that the QOP leadership had For his part, Mitchell told teught to cover up the facts freshman class is sponsoring a Donkey basketball is not a 310 OAKLAND St. MANCHESTER Lateran Ba'dUco nuirsdity to revenues that Meskill had streiiigihbhed its security guard Manchester Police today been told by Meskill to newsmen Thursday that the behind the case, the Post Dubaldo. She will resume her donkey basketball game laugh-a-minute sport but rather wash Uie^'feet of 12 children in expected to come from a boost DONNA HOLLAND because Israel is also were investigating a Thursday eliminate the amendment M a g ru d e r r e p o r t IS quoted Dean associates as assignment in Bolton after the Friday, April 27 at the high a laugh-a-second sport. Taking CALL 649-9406 the annual pRpat riei^ctm ent in the real estate conveyance because he opposed it. Correspondent celebrating its 25th anniversary night armed holdup in which a Boy Killed "nonsense.” saying. school gym at 7;30 p.m. of Christ’s wadiingl the feet of tax. Tel. 646-0373 spring recess. a shot at the basket when the as a: state, and it was feared Tolland man was robbed of the 12 Apostles on Oie eve of his Meskill’s proposal for that BELFAST (AP) - A sniper The Future Business Leaders High School Evaluation Teams will be made up of donkey decides to go the other vthat Arab guerrillas might try more than $1,000 as he v#as death. tax increase died in the killed a 13-year-old boy in of America (FBLA) chapter Mrs. Beverly Plbmb, coor varsity basketball players vs. way or decides you have been making a night bank deposit. Consumer legislature. Belfast Thursday night, the from Bolton High School dinator of the business depart men faculty and men from the on his back too long can be very The victim, Ronald E. Highlights of the committee British army claimed it hit two Miss East Of River attended a statewide conven ment, has just returned from a community. difficult. Murphy of Dogwood Rd., action included: Prices gunmen in gun buttles and a tion April 12 at Restland Farms three-day assignment to the Shaw Bros. Sports, Inc. will Donkeys Pistol Pete, Sugar, Tolland, was about to make a —Elimination of $15 million mail was burned in a gasoline in Durham. Bolton students visiting committee to evaluate provide the donkeys along with Tornado, Zeb, Suicide and n i^ t deposit at the Connecticut 100 Years Young Today for rent relief for the elderly bonding. But nobody was hurt From Manchester Mary Houle, Mary Murphy, Nashoba High School in Bolton, a circus atmosphere and rodeo others will challenge Bolton’s Bank and Trust Co’s N. Main St. Go Up and $10 million in grants to in five other guerrilla attacks. a student there, and hopes to Linda Ciscon, Sue Hills, Kathy Mass. thrills. local “cowboys.” branch when the robbery oc Miss Margaret Currier of 161 cities and towns. The grants teach trainable mentally Wheelock, Diane Chick and School Menus The old saying “ stubborn as a Advance tickets are available curred at about 9 p.m. WASHINGTON (AP) - Food Porter St., Manchester, was were designed to make up for To Move retarded children. Donna Gaudette participated. Monday; Juice, hot dog on a mule” will be exemplified when from Bolton freshmen at a 25- Murphy, who was making the prices climbed to record levels selected “ Miss East of the the repeal of business taxes BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Mary Houle placed third in roll/relish, French fries, local boys match wits with the cent discount. Tickets may be deposit for Electronic Jungle of for the third strai^t pionth in River” from among 16 other Third place winner. Miss now paid to municipalities, but The Palestinian guerrillas have M am a A rm strong, 17, of the advanced typing competi chocolate cake. donkeys. The odds are that in purchased at the door at $1.50 1141 Tolland Tpke., said he got March, propelling the cost of finalists last night at the most cases the donkeys will the repeal has been delayed for decided to move their Glastonbury, who is attending tion. She was elected state Tuesday; American chop for adults and $1.25 for out of his car at the bank branch living to its highest rate of in culmination of the beauty con a year. headquarters from Beirut to high school, hopes to be a secretary, representing all suey, tossed salad, applesauce. win. students. and was- confronted by a crease in 22 years, the govern test at the Country Squire —Addition of $4 million for Damascus, Syria, and to step up FBLA clubs in Connecticut. Her W^nesday; Turkey dinner, ment said today. Restaurant in Ellington. successful executive secretary. masked man with a “ shiny selective pay raises for stote operations in the occupied campaign manager was Donna mashed potatoes, cranberry : The Labor Department’s Miss Currier, 17, a brown She works part time for Cir blue” pistol. The robber told employes who now make less Golan Heights, which Israel Gaudette. sauce, butter^ peas, chilled : Bureau of Labor Statistics said haired, hazel-eyed, beauty, is a culation Builders. Murphy to drop the brown can than $9,000 per year. took from Syria in the 1967 war, Mary Murphy was cohi- fruit. PRICE RANGE FROM vas deposit bag, get in his car, the cost of living jumped high school ^aduate and is Sponsors of the contest, the —Addition of $4.7 million to informed sources reported mended for her attractive Thursday; Pizza and cheese, The Fifty-third Annual ninetenths of one per cent last employed as a switchboard “East of the River and leave. Murphy complied. make sure the state’s mental today. banner. About 400 people carrot/celery sticks, jello. month, the sharpest increase operator. She enjoys Association” awarded the The deposit bag contained $1,- hospitals and the Rocky Hill attended the convention. Friday; Juice, chicken soup, since Fhbhiary 1951 at the cheerleading, swimming, winner with a home entertain I Convention of Christians 058 in cash and checks, police Veterans Home and Hospital Mrs. Leslie Ann Dubaldo and fluffernutter, applesauce cake. height oil the Korean War in Tactical Steps sewing, skiing, and tennis. She ment stereo system and ^e said. can meet accrediation stan Miss Mariana Malin are ad It was not known whether a flationary period. WASHINGTON (AP) - The plans to get her associates .will be given a portfolio of i^-: Gathered unto the Name of the Lord Jesus dards. Taking into account normal United States has taken a series degree in dentistry. visors to the local chapter. Ashland College Choir getaway car was'used by the photographs of herself taken by Christ. Matt 18:20. —Addition of $300,000 for the seasonal fluctuations, the Taking second place was Miss Practice Teacher robber. of tactical steps to indicate to a professional photographer. David Potter, son of Mr. and state hospital cost commission March increase was eight- Hanoi that the Vietnam peace Darlene Drown, 18, also of Miss Mariana Malin, senior Mrs. Warren Potter, Hebron §:• Order of Meetings O A R O E N I A t Detective Capt. Joseph Sar Jeff Jacobs of WINF served ROBES $400 previously approved by the tenths of one per cent, agreement, muy be in danger of Manchester, who is a student at at Central Connecticut State tor of the Manchester Police Rd., has performed with the QARDENIAB. HVORANOEA. legislature and $804,000 for nine matching last February’s jump as master of ceremonies.'Each College, majoring in I GOSPEL HALL said today he had two detec crumbling. Southern Connecticut State Ashland (Ohio) College Choir, which was the biggest increase finalist was presented a gift as secretarial studies, has been M U M # \ tives working on the case. Sar new Superior and Circuit Kourt First then Navy suspended College in New Haven. She was during its spring tour. i|: 415 CENTER STREET judges already approved. in 22 years. minesweeping operations in selected “ Miss Sweetheart” at a remembrance of her contest practice teaching at Bolton \ tor noted that in December an The choir presented a wide North Vietnamese waters. Manchester High Scjiool, when participation. High School for &e past five Thursday, April 19 THURSDAY - FRIDAY employe of Electronic Jungle’s The Appropriations Com Prices soared for meats and range of both sacred and light FORSYTHIA Then the chief U.S. delegate weeks in business classes under Parkade store was robbed of mittee also announced that it poultry, and supermarket concert fare performing in 7:30 P.M. — Prayer Meeting SATURDAY - SUNDAY to Paris talks on reconstruction the supervision of Mrs. Beverly Ohio, Georgia, South (Carolina,: nearly $2,000 while he was had killed a bill to raise the prices jumped 3.2 per cent in $ ^ March. Hiis is a rate unequaled of the war-tom country was Plumb and Mrs. Leslie Virginia, District of Columbia : PINE BARK 2 making a night deposit at the state ADM grant to local school called home for “ con MASONIC TEMPLE nearby branch of the Hartford systems by $10 to $225 and had since the bureau began com and Florida. > sultations.” EAST CENTER STREET HYBRID tlU C National Bank and Trust Co. approved a bill to establish a puting grocery prices in 1952. ADVERTISEMENT - L: Unlike the Democrats, the About Town Friday, Saturday, Sunday 6 Voriotiet Republicans have a platform on |i April 20, 21, 22 2 which they stand together. Vote Eing David Lodge of Oddi; $ 3 | 3 S Vernon Sertalor Under Gun for the party of unity and pur Fellows will not meet Friday;; I 10:30 A.M. — 2:30 and 7:00 P.M. HEMLOCKS pose. Vote Republican May 7.— because of the Good Friday-: Douglas Cheney, Treasurer. holiday. :■ |♦a^l to' UPRIGHT YEWS In Death Penalty Voting (Herald photo by Hnto) 10 for HARTFORD (AP) - When “ The pressure was from Emotion played a part in bis —The murder of a police j*3K to Mrs. Mabel Forbes prison guard or fireman they announced the roll call on within myself,” said the realtor vote, he conceded, b^ause it is the death pehalty. Sen. Thomas from Vernon. “ Trying to do an emotional issue. duty. —Murder committed for pay. SPREADIHG YEWS Mrs. Mabel Forbes of Crestfield Convalescent Hospital G. Carnithers felt like taking a what I thought would be the The death penalty was not a -Murder committed by a is markirig her 100th birthday today with many of her long walk. best thing.” party vote — in fact it never FREE! Carnithers was considered Carnithers migsed much of came up in Republican caucus, previously convicted murdered. friends at the hospital. She,was bom April 20,1873 in East 10 to *29* the “ swing vote” Thursday on the'five-hour debate, and he several senators said. —Murder committed by Hartford, and resided there most of her life. the emotional issue of returning was seen conferring often with Except for a few, each someone under sentence of life To Some Lucky Person SILVER MAPLES As a young lady she sang solo in many local affairs and the death penalty to Connec legislators and a gubernatorial senator made up his own mind. imprisonment. 5 ft. FRUIT TREES in the choir of the First Congregational Church in East ticut law. And the pressure was aide. Sen. Necholas A. Lenge, R- —Murder of a kidnap victim. Dwarf A R e ffvh t Hartford. She and her sister sang duets and w ere known as on. Another “ swing” vote was West Hartford, said after the —The death of someone from $ | 6 5 4.000 iq. ft. Rag 12,000;ooo so. ft. mlag the “Terry Sisters.’’ . ^ a “ It would have been easier to Sen. Stanley H. Page, R- voto. He was the strongest op cocain, heroin or methadone if R ^ $0.95 Rog.^0.95 a Rod Doldoiit pairing her married life, Mrs. Forbes and her-husband take a walk,” he said later. “ I Guilford, who said he changed ponent to the bill, and tried un sold by a non-addicted drug Giant Five Foot w ere ardent collectors o f antique glass. They also traveled thought of it.” his min(l 14 times during the successfully to substitute life pusher. SAVR $2,001 SAVl % 4 M l P Yolow PoRdous Hie bill attempts to meet GLOBE together across the country. All eyes were on him — he’s debate, but was finally con imprisonment for execution. U.S. Supreme Court objections NOW NOW Y Mclntosli Other family members include; a grandson, Frank next to the last in the roll call— vinced that the deterrent value “ For man to pronounce death ARBORVITAE — alone or collectively — is to the discriminatory applica • C o rIjM Forbes of Ellington; two granddaughters, Mrs. Helen when he spoke the word “ yes” of the punishment was impor tant. wrong,” Lenge said during the tion of the death penalty, by es Caldwell of Wayne, N.J.; Mrs. Sally Barry of Berkley and assured, by a 19-17 vote, the 0 M oooini return of capital punishment. He too, had met with Meskill debate. tablishing a two-step system in EASTER BUNNY Heights, N.J.; three great-grandsons; five great- determining first guilt, and Miss East O f The River “ My mihd was not made up Wednesday evening, but he said Proponents were led by Sen. Eborta Poach granddaughters; and one great-great-grandson. until we actually voted,” the governor exerted np George C. Guldera, R-Weston, then the penalty. Happy tears filled the eyes of Margaret Currier of I6l The act provides guidelines Mrs. Forbes lived in her own home at 65 Wells Ave., Carnithers said. But he was pressure to vote for the bill. who said “ the first responsibili Porter St., -Manchester, last night, as she was crowned “ The Manchester State Bank will have AUPOTHD J&SSSm SSLm fo f juries In imposinf death, a drawing for the Giant Bunny on ORTHO-GRO Ltwn Food 2 2 4 4 East Hartford for 70 years, up to last year, when she confident his vote was the right “ It was a matter of ‘Did you ty of the state is to provide Miss Blast of the River,” in ceremonies at the Country BLUEBERRY and prohibits deaUi if the defen .MANCHESTER STATE BANK Saturday, April 21st at 11:30 a.m. ROSE BUSHES entered the Chrestfield. She is a m em ber o f the Eastern one, qnd that the death penalty have any questions,” ’ Page protection of the law-abiding Squire Restaurant, Ellington. Beauty contest was qion- Stop in at the Bank and put your Star in East Hartford. is a deterrent to murder. recalled after the vote. The citizen.” dant is under 18, is mentally im- BUSHES pa|ired, was under unusual sored by the “ East of the River Association,” comprised name in the drawing box. Everyone •MinliiWi Carnithers said his arm had governor did not want to per The bill, which Meskill said 1041 MAIN 8TBEET MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT 06040 • TELEPHONE (203) 646-4004 is eligible. Mrs. Forbes said, “ I atWbute my Ipi^ life to good heqlth of merchants and businessmen, in cooperation with radio 5 0 * 3 " •|~ 3 for’ 4 ” not been twisted, but he had suade him if he had any strong he would sign, extablishes six duress or if he did not forsee most of tte time.” station WINF, Manchester, and the restaurant. (Herald spent a lot of time in conference emotional feelings about the capital crimes that could be that his conduct would lead to death. with fellow legislators. bill. Page said. punishable by death: photo by Pinto) V. years produces many more The act creates a Council on from all childhood diseases Associated Press Writer of the buyer. The paper-thin and tive wind instruments made ing in Paris, is to take over the On Abortion could be brought back before registrars to agree on special •ms than are made here. Human Services, including the combined, he said. thin cymbals are used by dance- from hollow branches and the the Ohio Senate’s Financial Slacks from $14. PIKEVILLE, Ky. (AP) The Zilcaiis attribute the business. commissioners of welfare, The bill would require a registration sessions. 8HARPENINQ bands, the medium by sym much later stringed instru Institutions, Insurance and A member of President quality of their instruments to health, mental health, mental wider range of persons' to Mrs. Schaffer called it phony orchestras, and the thick ments made from animal sin ;Elections Committee during IN ixon’s task force on high- their secret formula, and the retardation, correction, aging, report known child abuse cases . HARTFORD (AP) - The “ regressive" le^slation that by military bands such as that ews. the current legislative session ORAItaHIANn. ^ e r ediication for Vietnam era fact that all the. stages, in Woodland Gardens children and youth, community to authorities. U.S. District Court which ruled “ will virtually eliminate the Manchester Store of the Grenadier Guards. Connecticut’s abortion law un on a motion to reconsider by a AIM KNivw, natnomi, iT c. > veterans thinks too often col-^ cluding mixing the alloy of cop affairs and lo ca tio n , and six In other legislative action, already limited" possibilities to The firm of Toledo Brothers The Zilcan family cannot constitutional reconvenes April committee member who voted Manchester Parkade ':^ le^ ’ efforts to attract veter-' per and tin, are done in the legislators. the Senate gave final approval expand voter making. handles the orders and the ex trace their origins back to pre against the ERA. But Chairman Au. M ievcut A R VAim kans “ end at the admissions of- It is charged with reporting to a bill denying unemployment 26 at 2 p.m. in Bridgeport to “ To register to vote is an in same workshop, porting, and their representa history, but they still have POnEDPlANTS Stanley J. Aronoff said this was UltWNANTtn) lce.” The workshop is a one-room, back in 1975 with a plan to im compensation to studente who rewrite its ruling according to alienable right of all citizens," tive calls each night at the records to show they were pro unlikely. tRAl|t-INbAQC»TIO “ Veterans have the maturity high-roofed sh ^ in the slums plement a new integrated state work for the college they at U.S. Supreme Court dictates. she said. The bill “ runs con workshop to collect the 20 or so ducing cymbals for the “ Meh- '^ e Ugh court established a The Florida House of trary to that fundamental prin K fV tM A O l ind motivation (to succeed in outside the 4th century city tar” bands of the Ottoman ^ f o t 0 a s C e ^ ' department. tend. cymbals produced during the trimester system, in which Representatives killed the ciple,” she told the governor. fcollege) but often lack academ walls of Istanbul, where it army’s Jannissary corps, which The Education Committee day. Democrats opposed one sec amendment on a 64-54 vote on ic self confidence," said Dennis stands cheek by jowl with live approved a bill requiring school abortions would be allowed in terrified the armies of Europe tion of the bill to give the coun Tuesday. Love, dean of developmental animal traders, auto repair These have to be picked up superintendents to evaluate the first six months of pregnan U ...... with their shrill pipes and cil power to make certain The Ohio action brought to 16 i studies at Pikeville College. shops and fitters and turners. gingerly by the edges — touch each teachfer annually and cy. clashing cymbals. More peace changes within each of the the number of states in which Since coming to Kentucky, Inside nine workmen, some one and the perspiration has to report to the school board. The The judges on the panel are agencies it represents. They the amendment has been either ,' the 30-year-old Ohio native has t^irks and some Armenians, be immediately rubbed off with committee also voted out a bill U.S. Circuit Court Judge J. LILIES argued that it started the con ; spent part of his time traveling fully, they still provide the Ar Edward Lumbard and U.S. rejected or legislative action hammer and hone and burnish a rag or the tone will be spoiled, struction of the new depart requiring bilingual classes in 'to other schools promoting pro Keroke Zilcan said. menian Patriarchal church District Court Judges Jon 0 . has been taken which would and polish. The noise they 4 ment before the council public schools where there are grams “ to get the veteran back create makes conversation be here with the cymbals used to Newman and T. Emmet Clarie. normally preclude further con reported to the legislature. heavy concentrations of on his feet.” low a bellow impossible. accompany the choir at the Lit Lumbard and Newman out sideration this year. Lovely In other action Wednesday , the Spanish-Americans. “ It’s a matter of saying to “ The finer tuning is done at Cymbals have been in use as urgy. voted Clarie when the panel Thirty states have approved House passed a major revision Sen. Nicholas Lenge, R-West ;. the veteran, ‘(College is not as the end of the day, when the musical instruments since the Cymbals, it seems, wear out declared the Connecticut law the amendment since Congress Flowers in ’the state adoption laws, Hartford, announced that hard as you think,’ ’’ Love said. DENNIS LOVE noise stops,” shouted Kerope Bronze Age, and are probably in time, and there is a con unconstitutional last April 18. passed it on March 22,1972, but designed to strengthen the enough senators had signed a ! At Pikeville, this effort is vious post-war periods there no Zilcan, 60, the cousin of,.'the the oldest musical instruments stantly growing demand from The state legislature’ Public one of them, Nebraska, has 3.97 petition to bring a pension ^4'.;known as the Veterans Educa- man has. Primitive tribes in newly-formed orchestras, espe 3 FLOUfERS* $3*45 rights of the adopting parents. attempted to rescind its ap longer are large, easily identi present owner Mikhail, 65. repeal bill onto &e floor. He Health and Safety Committee The cymbals come in four Tlew Guinea and Australia use a cially school orchestras, which I It would have been a final proval, a move which is doubt ■s-tional Trai^ng.-prbgram , fiable groups of veterans on 5 FLOWfERS ...... ,.....$4.45 I predicted that the .bill — killed was expected to meet next Main Floor of Watkins Brothers study skills ooursb^^hat. covers thicknesses — paper-thin, thin. wide variety of objects — keeps the trade going. action, but the lower house ful legally. The amendment campuses. in committee — would pass, Tuesday to begin work on a new ;' such basics as how to take, 6 FLOIWERS $4*95 added an amendment needs ratification by a total of 935 Main St., Manchester cutting off legislative pensions anti-abortion law. ^ notes, how to outline a text- fo rb id d in g authorities to 38 states to take effect.' 9:30 to 5:30 Tues. thru Sat., use advancing age as the sole that were voted last year. a book, hOw to listen in class and Spring Is Planting Time O' Closed Mondays. how to prepare for exam- tULIPS Phone 643-5171 • inations. ‘ J. “ A lot of veterans went into DAFFODILS '• the Army because they flunked N ow eam 6 % WOODUND I out of college or because they HYACINTHS \ couldn’t get in in the first I PANEL SALE i place,’’ Love said. enniENS! /I “^ n y saw the army as a For the special things V means of upward mobility but a LOOK WHAT'S NEW! • lot of them came back without w it h C H n 53/4 % ANTIQUE C any usable skills,” he said. > The most recent figures from 3 . 5 7 PIC t PUUH OESTIWr CORK Frankfort listed about 16,000 F AzaleDB. $3.33; Uaranhiins, $1.19; Oloxanlas, $4.97; „ unemployed veterans in Ken- Gantenlas, Potted Roses, Hydranoaay. Caladlums, Cut Fiowors, Mums, BMoUt Reg. 12.95 NOW *1.50 you want for Easter • tucky. PremiuHi Passbook Dutch Iris, Marguerite Roses, and much, much more from our graonhousasi "The biggest problem (in getting veterans to college) is DISTRESSED BRERWOOD 9 tq. ft. coverage Swiss Giant Special Purchate reaching them,” Love said. Early AnteHean Charm 1 pk. FrM wm parehaM All COLOSSI 820.00 or laoff W—, In many places, he said vet m m i Step into the world o f , erans who already have .re PANSIES turned to college are working m 3 Baskets for $3.50 DISTRESSED BARKWOOD 4x8 Easter with all its '•P®______9ASKET9 f l y - G e i outreach programs. “ But evCT !U Old Riutie Look 98** Springtime gaiety. Come they are having trouble reach and save money on many ing other vets,” he said. Antique Jade Birch 4x8 of your Easter gifts. You’ll Traditional methods aren’t »»si2.»5 NOW *8,951 working, he said. Among, new find Your Gift Gallery has methods he described is a mo those special gifts you bile yan in Detroit that visits Vinyi Teak 4x8 neighborhoods where returning 4 for *8.44 want to give to your veterans live. Another inclines Haf. 08.00 N O W * 6 . 9 5 advertising in “ want ad” s^ - CompUte§y WeshebU special friends. Shop TREE ROSES $9.88 BUSH AND CLIMBING umns, “ which is often the on!,^ Cy IMT, Jaohtta A Psrtdns m8 CX mt tonight to 9. thing a veteran is reading these POTTED JUMBO SIZES $3.35 TImm An Urm Nia MS PadoiMl Old Aged Walnut 4x8 days,” he said. . ‘"The Veterans Adminis Ra|.t12J0 NOW *8.05 tration is doing all it can. The a period of two to ten years. You See Our Complete Line of Quality SCDTT® PRDUUCTSI We want you to get the • Domestic and imported states, the cities and the col select the amount; you specify the leges themselves have to do maximum yield possible GREENFIELD *Topk In QuaHqr ISpOOO sg. f t * glassware maturity date. 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It is a sweet dish and A life-long resident of East is also often served on Rosh - - p R n u b a s t b c about the house. B o n e t M Hartford, he has been involved Mfirk and Margie Kravitz Hashanah ivhich is the Jewish k1ei8A6A in many facets of the com would share the most im- New Year. It is delicious and munity’s activities. Elected to MANCHESTER PARKADE p r ^ iv e family meal of the good enough for dessert. the Town Council in 1945, he year with close friends, both Margie has simplified the T5IL served on the council until 1952, Jewish and Christian. The story tzimmes using frozen glazed when he was appointed ad of the release of the Jewish peo carrots. The spinach casserole ministrative aide to the Mayor. ple from bondage would be told is Mim Snyder’s recipe, in M A t r He has held the position ofi James M. Flugerald which a frozen vegetable may in the ritual of the Seder, which ObiiiNHKGok£>cn e in Democratic town chairman retained until 1971. From 1961 includes the Passover meal. be used. It is a good too made since 1955. He is a member of to 1963, he was a member of the The word Seder (pronounced with broccoli. ‘ the advisory board of the Metropolitan District Commis sayder) means “ order” — the Tzimmes K-, Savings Bank of Manchester. sion. order of procedure. The ritual To each package of frown Commissioner Fitzgerald has He and his wife reside in East that is followed is known as the glazed carrots, use one package served as deputy state tax com Hartford. They have one son Hagaddah, a copy available at of dried mixed fruits. Make missioner in 1966, a position he and two grandsons. the each diner’s place. Hagad carrots according to package dah means "telling.” It is the directions/ (When serving with 7id G e iA SOLID CHOCOLATE BUNNK stoty of the Exodus from meat, substitute other fat for Egjqit. butter). When done, add W cup O n m C b r - j s d s a Interfaith Day Camp Passover is sometimes water and the fruit. Cook unUl Big One Lb. fruit is tender. Add sugar to Boxed ^ Decorated referred by those of the Jewish f W S L l O B S 9 9 * faith as "the season of Our taste. In Session July 16 Ivory or Milk Chocolate freedom.” Yet, the Torah and Margie’s Tzimmes (Herald photo by Pinto) the daily prayers remind the The sixth annual Manchester North End, who are in Grades 3 To each package of frozen. dtoiceAt AAf a t s Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose M. Mr. Reynolds attended reg. Jew, “ Remember that you Interfaith Day Camp will be and 4, will be invited. glazed carrots, use onepackage R e y n o ld s , 70 D iane D r., Providence (R.I.) College and were slaves in Egypt.” X conducted July 16 to July 23, Money will be needed to pay $1.89 pitted prunes and one package T2)WKi Manchester, were honored played semi-professional Despite this reminder, Monday through Friday, at for a bus to transport the Hart dried mixed fruits. Make recently on the occasion of their baseball with the West Haven Passover is a happy time for, carrots according to package South United Methodist Church, ford children and for day trips, 25th w ading anniversary. They Sailors team. He served four basic to Judaism, is the directions. where it has been held for the to provide hot lunches, and to renewed their wedding vows at years in the Navy during World acknowledgment that life is a last 5 years. St. Bartholomew’s purchase arts, crafts and sports (When serving with meat sub a Mass at St. James Church, War II, and is a member of the never-ending circle—while one Church .provided facilities for equipment. There is no charge stitute other fat for butter). Manchester. A reception for AMVETS and the Army Navy honors the past with remem the first day camp. to any camper, and will When done, add W cup water, relatives and friends followed Club. Mr. Reynolds has been 920 brance, it Is always with Clint .Green is camp director, sponsor' a child tor the two- the dried fruits and prunes, Apple Juicr 2” ‘^S5l at the New Haven home of Mr. employed for over 25 years at emphasis on the rebirto that is and the Rev. Robert Eldridge is week period. If any person or slices of fresh lemon chopped and Mrs. Charles Klebe, the State Tax Department in the future. co-director. Mrs. Edward Goss group wishes to send a child to fine including rind. Cook until brother-in-law and sister of Hartford. The tradition of the Seder Sr. will again be camp coor camp, they may send their con fruit is tender. Add sugar to Mrs. Reynolds. offers hospitality to any dinator, and Mrs. Theodore tributions to the Rev. Mr. taste. The couple was married April The celebration was arranged stranger and also to make it Potocki has volunteered to be Spinach or Broccoli by the couple’s two children, (Herald photo by Pinto) Eldridge at South United possible for the poor to be able 17,1948 at St. Aedan’s Church in Casserole C laire, a teacher in New camp nurse. Methodist Church. to obsirve this special ritual. New Haven. They moved to 3 packages frozen chopped Manchester from West Haven Hampshire, and Jim, a Mr. and Mrs. Hughey N. They are communicants of. The daily program will in Adult and teen-age volunteers Passover, or Pesach, began spinach or frozen chopped broc nne years ago. marketing, representative at Smith of 54 S. Adams St., Center Congregational Church. clude arts and crafts, sports, and the promise of home baked Monday at sundown. It is also coli Apple S6PCS- 57^^/'PiiJEAPpLH the Worcester, Mass, office of Manchester, were feted at a The couple has two other games, a hot lunch and swim goods will also be welcomed. called Hag Zamatzot, Feast of Mrs. Reynolds is the former 1 package dehydrated onion Betty Brown of New Haven. Aetna Life and Casualty Co. surprise party in observance of children, Gary and Scott. ming or movies as the weather Unleaven^ Bread, and Zeman ’This endeavor is not church soup mix i l T F their 25th wedding anniversary Mrs. Smith is employed at permits. Day trips are being Herutenu, Season of our ^ 6 FT or organization sponsored, but 2 cups sour cream (When ser by their daughter, Mrs. David . Hartford National Bank & planned to the University of Freedom. The word Passover ' R o u staffed and run by local con ving with meat, substitute K. Parker of 148 W. Center St. Trust Co. Mr. Smith is an comes from the story of the T=o il Connecticut farm. Gay City cerned people. It is through the < shredded cheddar chdese) Winner Named employe of Travelers Insurance State Park and .Rocky Neck final plague. The Angel of contributions of the various Cook spinach or broccoli ac They were married March 29, Co. Death “ passed over” the T^AklCD'AMEaCAfi In Hat Parade State Park. churches and individuals that cording to package directions. 1948 in Baltimore, Md. Prior to To mark the occasion, the Once again, 25 Manchester houses of the Iwaelites when he this day camp program is possi Herald photo by Oflara Mix all ingredients together. moving to Manchester 21 years couple went op a trip to Ber children and 25 from Hartford’s siiibte the first-born of the ble. Place in greased casserole. Mrs. Lawrence Fortin of Mrs. Louis Prignano’s ago, they resided in Hartford. muda. Egyptians. In other words, he Mrs. Kravitz Prepares Seder Table East Hartford won first prize in “ Spring Garden” won second Bake 45 minutes at 350. Top by-passed the homes of the traditional accompaniment. L g M f i A / the Manchester WATES Easter prize, and Mrs. Kenneth Griffin Of special imporUmce in this with shredded cheese and Jews. Gefillte fish is made of ground Hat Parade Tuesday night for placed third with her “ Easter holiday is- the matzoh or un- return to oven until cheese is ’The head of the household Whitefish and pike plus eggs, PUBOG^B her creation, “ Wates Delight.” Paradise” hat. Ida'Vendd''bread. A three^ melted, about five minutes le2(ds in the Seder Utifial’ onion, matzoh meal and sectioned matzoh holder is more. reclines on pillows place'on his seasonings. The mixture' is placed in front of the leader. To all our Jewish friends, a w uour chair. As a sign of freedom, he made into balls, then gently This is a reminder of the bread happy Passover and to our leans to the left when he par cooked in fish or chicken stock. G m il (SiAhtr KtCR iJrL Cub Scout CUSTOM MADE made in haste by the women on Christian readers, a joyous 4 W & S T i l F E takes of wine and symlralic It is served cold. their hurried departure from Easter. May the messages of food. In olden times, only the The main course consisted of News Egypt. ’The three matzoh repre both holidays bring peace and M ie u EASTER BASKETS nobility ate while reclining on chicken, brisket, a spinach 'EKJRICHBP sent the three traditional happiness to the world. couches. ’The slaves stood or casserole and tzimmes. squatted on the ground, eating groups of Jews — Kohen or COtZhJ Valende, Timothy Shea, Mark Cub Pack No. 2 recently hurriedly. Cohen the priestly group or Gadoury, David Boggini and received its charter from Coun *2.98 .*5.98 Upon a ceremonial plate at teachers; Levites, the cil Headquarters at itB annual Lome Violette. prestidigous citizen s whO' MADE ESPECIALLY FOR US the head of the table are placed ? ^ 0 Z . Blue and Gold banquet held at tangible symbols of the release assisted the priests and Yisrael Second Congregatiofial Church. , 3 5 / The parents of David Boehm Flllad wtth good ies. from slavery: who were the ordinary people. M ss- 9 9 * ^ jDAVE’5 WAV About 200 people attended. pinned their son with the Arrow A dollghttui treat (1) A roasted bone in rem em -' Margie Kravitz, like all other of Light in a ceremony marking Jewish homemakers, follows a Cub Scouts who received for the kiddies brance of the sacrificial lamb his transition from Cub Scout to eaten on the eve'of the depar prescribed list of permitted and their wolf badge,, gold and WHAT ARE YOU Boy Scout. ture from Egypt; (2) a roasted prohibited foods for Passover. silver arrows were; Gregory egg to recall the individual One major prohibition is ap ckoioest’ AAsATtN I RESmURANf USTER CARDS festival offering of Temple parent. All leavening agents MAKING? days; (3) bitter herbs, usually must be removed from the MV home. This includes baking T B W lJ -By CL/VY R. TOLLAN- horseradish root, as a reminder ^ ARIES UIRA of the bitterness of bondage in powder, baking soda and cream WILL HELP YOU! JM Your Daily Aciivify Guide M , MAR. V of tartar. According to the Stan. 't Easter Baskets Egypt. (4) a green vegetable, ' Pilgrim Mills has a great selection of "^^A P R . 19 To develop message for Friday, such as parsley or lettuce, Her dinner began with hard- \ 2- 9-1M3 14-18-24-29^ ■ foam products for all your needs. /63-73-80-82 read words corresponding to numbers 54-55-66 D o It... suggesting the first green of boiled eggs dipped in salt WITH THiS COUPON of your Zodiac birth sign. Cakitaloores TAURUS SCORPIO spring. It also signifies a first water. There are three 61 Associates Eaatoir Baga...... 3341 TSWa R O THW AM. JO 1 A 31 II o c r .2 2 /^ course in the meal, which only explanations for this custom. 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Secondly, the egg 3- 5. 8-23 11 Indicated 41 Valued 71 Break JOIN OUR mixture of grated nuts, grated ONE COUPON PER CUCTOMER 16-22-28-45/ /77-674S 12 Positive 42 And 72 Out 51-67-70 H apples, sinnamon and wine is a symbol of new life. Thirdly, SHREO ANB BACMN FUING 13 When 43 You 73 Take COSTUME the egg is a reminder of the REDEEM A T lIi&HLAkJO > ^ 1^ CANCER 14 Word 44 Or 74 Improcticol CAPRICORN called haroset. ’This is reminis f JUNE 21 15 Results 45 Settled 75 Take DEC. 22 cent of the mortor used in sacrifice of the temple of old. /Iviviv'ivXiv'is/ivi's/ivivyiviviviviC.j 16 Differences 46 Accepting 76 A JEWELRY The eating of the egg recalls the COTTON m BURON BAT11NG ^ .J U L r 21 17 Indicated 47 Ideos 77 Tip MN. bricks which the Israelites fr^39-42-49 18 Of 48 Gemini 780T 4- 6-34-37/0 ma4e for the Pharoah of Egypt. destruction of the temple and for flits eni conforteis 4.W-78-81-86 19 Avoid 49 Take 79 Bold 44-46-57 ^ Everything the obligation of rebuilding. 20 Your 50 Grounded 80 Bold ^ c h participant has a wine uo 21 Travel 51 Practice 81 Serious' AQUARIUS cup from which he sips during Next, homemade chicken lKPIACEMENT CUSMOKS. WrtH THIS COUPON 22 Con 52 You 82 Course /an. 20 -Ai Your broth with matzoh balls, made 23 With 53 That 83 The the Seder. There is always one AUG. 22 PER. »» EASTER 24 Your 54 Abilities 84 Ploy additional cup that is filled With of the ground matzoh, known as 32-35-47 25 Work 55 Travels 85 Of 19-21-38-50/ Heart matzoh meal was served. ’Then, 26 Forget 56 By 86 AAotters 54-72-85-88' wine. It is the Cup of Elijah. '53-58-74 light and delicate gefillete fish, VIRGO 27 Your 57 Invitations 87 Course PISCES Legend states that the prophet 28 Be 58 Are 88 Arguments Desires the best I’ve ever tasted made I > AUG. 2J 29Speciol 59 Person 89 It PER. IP may unexpectedly arrive to IDvifELS < 30 Settle 60 Care maIi. io- by the Kravitz’ son, Peter, a 6 ^ : SlfT- 22 90 lee for Easter drink from the cup. Jewish faith P ilgtifii M ills 1 8 - 2 1 1- 7-10-43ii' student at Boston (Mass) GOOD APRIL 0^25-33-36 p.,@ Goo
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