PAGE EIOHT&EN MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1972 Manrl^eiatrr lEwfuittg %rali Youths Teil Town The Weather Variable cloudinesa, windy to^ Marcia Neubert Circle of Barbara Gifford Circle of They*re Not Magic night, chance of showere later St, M ary’s Plans About Town Community Baptist ChurCh will community Baptist .diruch will and into tomorrow; low near 40 meet tomorrow at 12:80 p.m. at meet tomorrow at 6:80 a.m. at Page 5 tonight and Wednesday. Thurs­ Scout Breakfast day. . .fair, colder. ' Tile Second Congregational Fellowship Hall of the. chturch, the home of Mrs. Donald Booth, t PLAZA DEPT. STORE • 10 Eleanor Bt., Vernon. Manchester— -A City of Village Charm Reservations close Wednes; Church council will meet tonight ® (We Have A Notion To Please) X at 7:30 at the church. ’Ihe Sacred Dance Group of day for the Qlrl Scout Break­ Queen of Angels Mothers Cir­ # E, MDDDLE TPKE. (Next to P<«ular Mkt.) « fast on Sunday In Neill Hall of Omter Congregatimal Church O^EN WED., THUR8., FRI. tUl 0 A VOL. X C l, NO. 133 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANC(IESTRR, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1972 (ObtaaUled Advertisiiig ea Page if) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Cornell Circle of South United will rehearse tomorrow at 1 cle will meet tomorrow a t ' 8 St. Mary’s Elplscc^l Oiurch. p.m. at the home of Mrs. Mar­ Ciiarles Covey of 8 Francis Methodist Church will meet to­ p.m. in Woodruff Hall of the morrow at 9:15 a.m. at the- church. tin Harvlll, 67 Kennedy Rd. Mrs. f JUST ARRIVED J Dr. is the chairman of the Robert Calhoun is co-hostess. ^.breakfast which is prepared by Ethel Goslee Room, Susannah Wesley House, of the church. The Confirmation Class oi • FLOWEII & VEflETABLE SEEDS • / the fathers of the girl scouts. Manchester WATES will meet Second Congregational Church The t»«akfast is open to all tomorrow at the Itallan-Amerl- ® Best Selection for Easiest Gardening Z will me6t tomorrow at 4 p.m. brownies, juniors, cadettes, Hie coordination committee of can Club. Weighing in will be at the church. Judge seniors an^ adults who are ac­ Trinity Covenant Church will from 7 to 8 p.m. Harvey Ward tive in girl scouting and attend meet tonight at 7:30 at the will lead a weight discussion. St .Mary’s Church. The mem­ church. The Drop-In Center for Ben- Primaries Kick Off bers of Oirl Scout Troops 10 and net Junior High School students 081 who meet at St. Mary’s Tile executive committee of will be open tomorrow from 2 :15 Hose and Ladder Co. 1 of the Town Fire Department will R ecalls Church but attend church else­ the Women’s Society of Christ­ to 4 p.m. at the youth lounge of WE'RE RE-OPENING where are also Invited to at­ ian Service* of North United South united Methodist Church. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the tend. Methodist Church will meet to­ McKee St. fire station. Starting After tile breakfast there will night at 8 at the church. T O M O R R O W ! MARCH^nh The building council of Com­ The executive board of the be a flag ceremony and the Mrs. Marla M. Skinner Blax A. HarreU Bypass munity Baptist Church will meet Manchester Green School PTA scouts will attend the 9 a,m. The Gospel Dancers of Center tonight at 7:30 in Fellowship will meet tomorrow at 7:80 at family service In the sanctuary. Congregational Church will re­ Join MCC Administrative Staff Hall of the church. the home of Mrs., Frederick WASHINGTON (AP) — U.8. Trek T o To make reservations contact hearse tonight at 6:45 at the District Judge Richard 1 ^ 0 administrative appoint- from the University of Connectl-. church narthex. Flynn, 528 Woodbrldge St. W L iO N O 'S Mta. Ehrerett Kelsey of 28 AU' Girl Scout Troop 642 will meet McLaren cmiceded today he ap- tumn St., assistant scoutleader ments recently made at Man- cut Health Center, where she tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Commun­ prently went through the White of Troop 10. A small fee is cheater Community College are was a research assistant on a Manchester Chapter, Manchester Lodge of Masons DAKERY cmd PIZZERIA ity Baptist Church. will meet tomorrow at 7 :30 p.m. House in hiring an outside fi­ C a p ito l charged for the breakfast. Mrs. Marla M. Skinner of 462 study of cataracts of the eye. SREBSQSA, will rehearse to- 207 SPRUCE STREET MANCHESTER nancial adviser who figured E. Middle T’pke. as coordinator Before that, she wasassistant nightat 8 at the Army and at the Masonic Temple, ' ’The prominently In the out-of-court MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) of health services careers and coordinator of public health Navy Club. ’Ihe rehearsal Is ’Ihe CSilldren’s Choir oured on for about Department, According to the pilots’ ac­ small group in front of the MAJOR AND MINOR REPAIRS Dorothy Lizotte of Blddetord, from a fire that destroyed a va­ community cipened the 1972 North Vietnam Monday and re - men flowed down to Ward St., three hours in the 20-degree “ I said I didn’t remember re­ counts: school. Hie Muskle entourage, Maine. One of their five chil­ cant building on milage St. presidential balloting at one ported another enemy jet fij^t- ON YOLKSWAGENS which Intersects with Village temperatures. Several of the calling discussing the ITT case North Vietnamese gunners including some 75 newsmen, dren, Patrick,^ la married and The building, owned by Nor­ minute post midnight today, St., and the occupants of ten­ firemen were covered with Ice. with the White House or , (Pe­ er downed in the biggest dog- fired antiaircraft artillery and cameramen and aides, swept • THIS MONTH'S SPECIAL # Uvee at 1216 W. Middle Tpke. man Preuss, was condemned by ements there were trying to de­ casting their votes for the New fig;ht In more than three years. the Building Insj^ctor on April Police had a difficult time ter) Flanigan. “ I still don’t missiles at a Navy reconnais- past the smaller Hartke group tour the flow as their base­ Hampshire presidential pri- It was the sixth successive VOLKSWAGEN MUFFLERS Look into Frigi-Foam insu­ This Frigidaire Refrigerator hap all 21, 1871. It was decTared unfit diverting traffic as it came up have a recollection. It now ap­ ments were being flooded. pears there was some con­ maiy in a hotel bar. day of American attacks inside (See Page Eight) (See Page Three) lation. It’s foamed Into place lor habitation because it was SEDAN BUS TYPE B thaaafaaluraa,too. • Frost-Proof. ’The Connecticut Light and (See Page Three) sultation," McLaren said. President Nixon swept all 11 North Vietnam, and more than between the liner and the Infested by bees. The cause of $25.00 $35.00 $45.00 U M E n fR IW You’ll never defrost. • 17.0 cu. ft. He said, however, that spe­ Republican votes cast. Sen. Ed­ a score of planes istruck at half cabinet for more rigidity. the fire has not been determined. INSTALLED - PLUS TAX MIIKAM overallwith a 4.75 cu. ft. freezer rated cial White House Eissistant mund S. Muskle of Maine won a dozen antiaircraft in­ Efficient, too. So efficient The powdr was turned off when a 6-1 decision over Sen. George stallations, military spokesman to store up to 166 lbs. • Door storage. Flanigan "was simply a con­ only a thin layer is needed. the house wais condemned and And in South Windsor: M(KIovem of South Dakota in reported. DOMESTIC CARS SPECIAL the windows and doors were duit for my request to secure Somalis can be made 2 removable egg servers, separate Ramsden." the six Democratic ballots. North Vietnam claimed two boarded up. LUB. AND OIL CHANGE \thinner, allowing more room compartments for Spreads and “Ramsden submitted the More newsmen and television American planes were shot 5 QT. OIL 9 0 Q Q plus inside, less bulk outside. Cheese 'n Snacks. On rollers, Easy Fire companies from Vernon, Firemen Rescue G>uple n r report May 17 to Flani- ^cameramen than voters were down, but the U.S. Command Tolland and Ellington were said all American aircraft re­ 1 OIL FILTER to move, easy to clean behind or g;an and it was forwarded to on hand for the event. called In to assist the Rockville By WnXIAM OOE nurseryman, was awakened by ’Town Cleilc Frederick ’Tlllot- turned safely despite missiles, beneath. me by Flanigan," he said. "As Department as the other build­ (Herald Reporter) the -smell of smoke about 2 this far as I’m concerned, Mr. son, 25, said the town, "votes cannon and antiaircraft artil­ ARCO N NOTICE ings In the area are all old and Firemen rescued a quick­ morning. Flanigan was just a conduit. first in the nation so that possi­ lery shells fired at them. It was feared the high winds witted South Windsor couple im- He ^roused his wife, placed a "As far as I am cmcerned, bly we can be heard. Two pUats from the cairler might spread the flames. The harmed, from a second story call for help to an curator Ramsden’s report was pre­ “ We hope the nation will lis­ Coral Sea, Lt. Garty Weigand Dr. Allan F. Krupp homes In the immediate area porch roof early today as fire from a telei^ione in the bed­ pared for and submitted to the’ ten to the sound of one small of Columbus, Oh)o, and Lt. were evacuated as a precaution. burned in the living room below, (j.g.) Bill FYeckleton of Hunt­ Telephone Number room, thm after putting

% FUNERAL HOME Look Into tMe Eloetri-clean Monogrammed Golf Ballsy Uncertain Fees 142 East Center Street Ovan Frigidaira Rang#. IVI^H ONE 649-7196 Look Into eapadly. You • Oven cleans Itself, oven can wash an 18 pound load or a single frothy racks, surface drip bowls WILUAM J. LENNON washable without extra automatically, electrically. Auditors Chasing the Medicare Buck gadgets or attachments All at the same time. Cook Dirwitor to Install or store. Master turns oven on, By O.O. THELEN 4r. ( between 1967 and 1869, Issuing insurance companies said many (carriers and intermediaries) mittee .are serving as ammuni­ The federal auditors’ most Saves time and effort cooks, turns off at times answers...... and storage space. WASHINGTON (AP) —- 166,000 excess or duplicate c t the deficiencies disclosed by have, dcxie an effective Job in tion for proponents of govern­ common complaint involved you set. • Automatic Health insurance compenles checks totalling $4.6 million the audits have been remedied. administering a very complex ment-run health insurance . overcha,rges—^failure by com­ N Apr pllance Outlet makes any have miaqient millions of Medi- —isle per cent cf Medicare Some insurors also challenge program,” he^sald. "This Is not . ‘‘The weakn^wes demonstra­ panies to limit physicians’ pay­ Plus 8 ll IfiM o F M tu r tt In this small appliance automatic. ciute dollars, federal auditors doctor bills paid by Florida portions of the findings, object­ to say there are not problems.’’ ted In the audits should dis­ ments to "reasonable, customa­ FrigIdalral-ISWasiMr. • Infinite have found, because of business Blue Shield between '1867 and ing to the HEW auditors’ statls- The Insurance companies and qualify business from any role ry and usual fees," as defined Inefficiencies and excess pay­ 1970 were p ro ce s^ d with error tica} projections of misspending "blue" plans funnel govern­ in new 'health-care insuring ar­ by doctors themselves. Look Into lIw UH-OH Water Level Control lets you 7 ments to doctors. . or deriblencyi i from an analysis of sample ment money to health in­ rangements," said Max Fine, Front Panol. match the water level to the load. Arkansas Blue Shield, for ex­ Any questions on funerals, customs, pro­ Together Prevtoualy undisclosed audits —^Massachusetts Blue Shield payments. stitutions and doctors who treat executive director the Com­ with the IKt-off top, It • Sanitize setting lets you sanitize ample, "continued to allow in­ cedures, etc. Come in, phone or write for by the Department of Health, made duplicate Medicarepiay- The claims of corrective ac­ Medlcarei patients. They cus- mittee for National Health In­ creases in physicians’ customa­ gives full access to all the washer any time you think It ments of $1.9 million between a dependable answer. No obligation, natur­ Education and Welfare ques­ tion could not be verified. The Bume no risk, administrative surance. ry charges although ' such In­ moving parts, if you needs it. • Jet Circle Spray Sys­ audits run two years late, and ally. tioned practices ranging from expenses are pitid in full and no President Nixon, sunong oth­ creases should have been ever need service, the Social Security Adminis­ tem. An improved way to fill and the purchase of 2,100 mans|- profit is allowed. ers, prt^poses to funnel billions granted only in highly unusual you probably won’t tration won’t open current files rinse. graihmed golf balls to psymeilf The HB!W audit findings, of dinars Into the carriers and situations,’’ the reports said. ■ need to move the Process to newsmen. LimHadtimaonly of $880 million to Florida doc- which will be aired this month ah expanded, government-re­ Florida Blue Shield dls- ' washer. Keeps serv­ itqn wtthout assurance that the A staff report of the Senate Perhaps this question has been on your ice fast, easy and less Errors at hearings by the Senate antl- quired and subsidized health in­ were reasonable. Finance Committee on the 88 tiiirt and monopoly subcom­ surance. (See Page Eli^t) mind; expensive. « The auditors’ reports also Blue Shield plans, 16 com­ o ; Model W CDA8 showed that: 1966 and 1968. "Positive action mercial companies, and two In- Q. Can you teRus who originated the idea —leased on 128 processing er­ to collect these overpayments dej^ndent insurors acting as Medicare payment agents for of ambulance service and when the first UmHadtlmaoniy rors ' ^ound In 620 typical ihas yet to be taken," the au­ ambulance was put in use ? Model R8E-388 claims, the Colorado Msdlcal ditors said. ' doctor bills had this to say: Aetna Says Report ‘Erroneous’ Service (Blue Shield) paid in —In 1970, Occidental Life In­ "Carrier performance under SUPERBLY SIMPLE Come in. 1868 and 1868 an estimated surance Oo. paid $3.2 million Ih Medicare has In the majority of" HARTFORD (AP) — art, director claim - M e d le y of Aetna Life,, & Casualty Oo., A. Ambulance service is believed to have Aetna Life Insurance Oo. said administration fw Aetna. had an 8.6 per cent error rate SLEEK, SMART. BROWN Let us show $115,000 overcharge, plus $161,• Medicare benefits to Southern Instances i been erratic. In­ originated in France during the Napole­ 800 In duplicate bUla, and an­ Callfomla doctors wl)o had efficient, coetly and inconsist­ today a government auditors "In the early years cA the between 1967 and 1969, Issuing onic Wars, shortly after 1800,’ . . . Inci­ b u r n i s h I^d o r b l a c k . "past histories of Irregular or ent with congressional Intent report charging It misspent $4.6 prograni claims were done 166,000 excess or' (UpUcate you all the extras other $L0 million for unneces­ (Herald photo by BueelvloiiM) dentally, you ipay be surprised to hear that sary services by doctors. unusual billing practices with­ . ., Unquestionably mllll

/ : . A ■ ■ ■ PACT TWO MiW<^g!STER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN.. TUESDAY, MARbH 7, lyfe MANCHESTER' EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, MARCH 7. 1972 PA G E TH REE FILM RATING GUIDE About Town SheiBWold oil Bridge Tolland ^ Vernon r For Parents and The Rev. Kenneth Schwengel d e f e n s iv e p l a y Their Children NORTir o( Our Redeemer Lutheran IB DIFFICULT More Curriculum Oiaiiges Snow Removal Complaints Onireh wlU be the guest preach­ OIWIPIAL AUCMIMCn By AIFRED SHEINWOLD « Ki A J 7 ... er at the Lenten service tonight an AfN Admitm4 ’ Since declarer can see his at 7:30 in the sanctuary of the E ^ A Q 8 Approved for High School Heard by Town Council partner’ s hand (the dummy), ■ 4 10 8 S 3 2 lYlnlty Lutheran Church. he can easily decide in which . ■ ' , i' , EAST The Board of Education 'haa The board member, fdt mich The Town Council last night different steets where. live NmiMTAM hand he prefers to win a trick. ,, 4 A 8 3 approved additional curriculum a l^ k would prove valuable to reviewed complaints concern- wires were blown dbwn. Me The Children’s Choir of the This kind of routine * choice Is ^9i(>42 •mm MmtM fttav Mm •• ^ 10843 change, tor Tolland High School board member.,' during tlw ing snow removal during this said "We had tWo phones open Center Congregational Church iuMMil Pm PV»>TMMpM very difficult for the defenders 0 6 5 2 and added a requirement teat a many dIacujMlon. which arlM will rehearse tomorrow at 3:1S since' neither of thorn sees his 0 7 3 o 965 2 winter’s biggest storm which to anyone who wanted to call in 10 written qdlabu. murt be pre- over curriculum, and at budget occured Feb. 19 and also dls- c o m p 1 a i n t s." By 8:66 a.m., p.Ri. in Memorial Hall. partner’s hand. ♦ A 4 4 K " p a ^ for all new ^ fe e . be- time when the coats of various cussed complaints concerning Saturday, a single pass had North dealer. SOUTH ♦ Q 10 5 ‘ fore they are insmuted at the programs must be studied. refuse .pickup. been made of the entire route, Jehovah’s Witnesses will North-South vulneraUe. The syllabus would contain have a group discussion of the Opening lead — Four of 0 K Q 9 Thom^ Hoboth, who Uvea on Trfcarico said. He added that 0 K J4 The ourrlcul^ approved by information regarding the Hlghlan«I^ve., one of the 28 passes were made on Hlgh- Bible book of Eliekiel tonight at Spades. the school board, 1. in addition course objectives and general 7 at Kingdom Hall. West opened the four of ♦ Q197 town’s steepest streets, com- land Ave., Tuesday, to try and to several onangea ai^roved a description of tho subject mat- pbdned that his street was not clear away the deep ruts which spades, and East took the ace N„rth East South Wi month ^ 6 , and results from a ter as well as an outline of The Senior High Youth Fo­ and returned the eight of j ^ Pass 2 NT Pai passable until Tuesday and the had form^. He added he felt Joint meeting of the school specific areas to be studied. Storm occurred Saturday and emergency vehicles could have rum of North United Methodist spades to dummy’s king. No 3 n t All Pass k MOOMfUNMH lYAOMTTBO and the high school de- Tolland Junior Notes' Sunday. He expressed concern made it through the storm as Church wUl meet tonight at 7 at ■ IAm MmH fwv Mry problem so far. ^^^nent heads on Feb. IB. A display of china shoes has the church. South needed at least one that it would have been impos- they are equipped with chains. '^Oounes ^proved by ■ Ui6 been placed in the Thlland Pub- Bible for emeiyency vehicles to On request of Councilman club trick to make the contract cannot lose much by playing board last week, to be ottered lie Library by its owner Mrs, South United Methodist get to the homes on Hlghloiid Thomas Wolff, thel matter of - mpAA ^ therefore led a low club the king from K-x. If the king on an alternate basis under the Ernest AfIrtcano, for the month Church will have its annual from dummy at once. This put doesn’t win a trick at that mo­ Ave. duripg that period. He also problems with the refuse c(d- meeting an d Charge Confer­ semesterlzed program at the of March. Many of the shoes took exception to the fact the lection, which is done by a pri- lt squarely up to East. ment. It probably Isn’t ever go­ school, are advanced clothing to shown are over 26^ years dd; ence tonight at 7:30 at the THEATER TIME lf East could see his part- ing to be any good, pollce cruiser came through vate concern, were discussed church reception hall. The -Rev. alternate with tailoring; and ad- In observance of St. Patrick’s with the loud speaker asking and the mayor agreed to name SCHEDULE ♦ nan’s hand he would know that Dally <)ueatlea ■vanced foods to alternate with Day, Mrs. Marvin Ostebling, Dr. James Uhlinger, district ____ the right play Is to rise with the As dealer, you hold: Spadea, people to move their cars ftmn a committee to investigate the superintendent, will conduct the . Cinema I speoialty and foreign foods. chairman of the Tolland Jun- the street. He quCbUcned how problems and to study what ac- 'The Hospital” , Mng of clubs. East must win q-io-6; Hearts. K-q-6{ 'Dla- After meeting with the sol- lore fine arts committee, has meeting. 7:16, 9:16 the first club trick and return monds, K-J-4} Clubs, q-g-6-7. they could move them when tion will be taken vriien the Ry- ence department, the board’s supplied a history of the hoU- they could not mdke the'^hlll. ’' an Ciompany’s contract e7q>ires Cinema n — "Sometimes A hto last spade. What de you sayT currtculum committee recom- day along with a colorful sham- Grades 7 and 8 of Center Con­ Great Notion” , 7:30, 9:30 .^,1, establishes the rest of Aiuwer: Bid one club. The Hoboth said he couldn’t reach June 30. gregational Church will meet mended that the science depart- rock display which la also on .Mayer Frsink McCoy because ------State "Gang ’That Couldn’t w est’s ragged spade suit. West hand Is an acelqM wonder, but ment’s request to semesterize exhibit at the library, tonight at 6:46 in Woodruff HaU S h (^ Straight”- -, 7:30, 9:16 » uic, u> position to win the you don’t want to~ pass^----- With 14 he watr^on vacation. He said , of the church. UA the e ^ science course be ap- An interior decorating worit-. he could'not reach anyone who Returns to Warner 1^** "Last Picture second club trick and take his points In high cartu, proved. ghop will be held by the fine Show' , 7:16, 9:16 nood smdes. d^eatinsr the con- OoDvrlahtCopyright 1693 coqld help Wm >*intU he con- NEW YORK (AP) — "Po- good grades, dmeating the con- The board agreed to break the arts committee on kbu%h 14 at ’’The Rev. Charles Kuhl, pas­ tract. « General FeatuiM^ tacted Rlchard'Borten, director cock and Pitt," a fUm based on tor o f Zion Evauigellcal Luther­ course down Into tour semester- p.m. at the Osterllng home T r> Nonnal Defense Faib of admlnisteaUaff; - M Tuesday, a new novel by ElUott Baker, an Church, wlU conduct a Len­ East Ha^ord Drive-In Re- ij|,g “nonnal” defense in this Ized offerings: Metorology, as- JJew Rd. An Interior decora- Monday wflk a hoUu^ but the has been scheduled tor filming tronomy, ge

/ MANCHESTEIE EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., iHESDAY, MARCH 7, 1972 PAGE PIVB , / P A G E F O U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTiER. CONN„ TUESDAY, MARCk 7, 1972 X Man^ihester drews, 533 Hartford Rd.; Mrs. Plead Inhoceat IDENTIFICATION C o h i m h i a Tax Help Dolores G. Brown, Bast Hart­ Grossroailg Applications Being Taken Congregating^^gQluble, ford; Joseph M. Poullot, 14 Arch PASSPORT PHOTOS Representatives of the In­ § X jMR. G AXEIC *0 The drug advisory and Students Cover Hospital Notes St.; Vladialavs B. Munds, tO To Charges Of SALIM NASSIFF By CLAY R. POLLAN' ternal Revenue Service will Feiguson R d.; John A. DiDona- CAMERA mOP A STUDIO ^ Amts LIBRA youth counseling center at 33 TV Tonight vm nNO HOURS Your Doily Aetivity Guido Six-MiU First Primary For Women’s Qasses at Rec Counterfeiting 4MMaln 8$., /j/ HAIt.V Park St. is open Monday be in the Municipal Building Intermediate Care .. Semi- to, 33 CuBhmaii D r.; John M. According to tho Stars. P- Sm Saturday's TV HsnOd Commission Tell Manager through Saturday frc)m noon -me women’s division of the paid the f ^ . ^ o l s z 6 Hearing Room tomorrow af- private, noon..- 2 p.in., and 4 Felmer Bast M«- HARTFORD (A P ) - 9Jti77~46 To develop messoge for Wednesday, to 10 p.m. Today’s New Hampshire pres­ for Complete Usttngs. read words corresponding to numbers T a x Hike idential primary is being cover­ Manchester RecreaUon Depart- es, exceirt for ^ ® I*®l>'®in o f the high school was shout 8:80. tomoon from 1 to 4:80 to dis­ p.m. • 8 pirn.; private. rooms, -73SA-90 36.5M7 V:g A telephone backups service •’ ^ r Z ' ^® »"®" P‘®ade BIjr Valley 126, Coventry; Merlin Tre- •Iv X «. JO team of NBC News professlcn- (8) I Dream of Jeaaale handlcrafU made by parUcl- vStL- "m e Youth Commission sna, has existed since the early veys are planned for Bennet ^.m to charges stemming from an 2Be 32 Be ^ 62 Now ocr. n f Approved is closed. pants in Its women’s piogram. Thurs^y wd F i ^ C ^ z . tax forms. Bitel 3 Good 33 8e ' 63 Cooperote « s and by students from three (IS) Oomer Pyle, V.S.H.C. will-send a letter to Town 1®*0’S only rat that time youths and nilng 'junior High Schools Pediatries: Parents allowed alleged counterfeiting operation rV MAr JO NOY. J I' For drug advisory infor­ (t4> . it.er Bezere Tile exhibit ,wUl be held Mini-classes, to run five There will be one more of ^44-54-«3 4 Fortune 34 Decisions 64 You ■Voters at Saturday’s to'wn Connecticut high schools. Manager> R o b ^ Weiss in- drinking, n taking this week, any time axcept noon-2 p.m.; ®®®,^' ^ » Southington home. 5 Short 35 Fully 65 To i- 7-1623A mation, call 646-2015. Hesaa’t______Hewei tI-76-TI meeting approved a six mill In a unique educatltmal ex­ (4e> I Leva Lacy March 17, from 10 am. to noon ^Mks, dlcistlng to him that the ■ \ ouveys are befog con- these sessions a week from others, 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. ^ The three-Jam es B. WUson, 6 Slight 36 Cycle 66 Adhere 31-45-81-86S S:Se (8> Drasaet and from 1 to 3 p.m., at the tube p a l n ^ and p ig b o c ^ ^ d daughter S^foid Springs; ^ j^j^^den, Roy J. Schmid. GtMINI 7Thot 37 Mishops 67 You tax increase, but net without perience, students from Hart­ (18) Movie (Nimmissinii fonla tho nivih- ®«v«wd people argued it (hicted to gather facts before tomorrow. Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.; •A , 1 t t I f 6 Sure M Cooperafe SAGITTARIUS may be added at a later date,' If Mrs. (^ o tg e F. Itobert and son, ipiantsvUle and Daniel MAr Ji 68 Up' grumbling. The mill rate is now Adolph German, Elisabeth ford PubUc High School and 'Drive a Crooked Road” ;64. West Side Rec, 110 Cedar fit. It le^fV ou tW m i^iLS tlS ^ Friendly’s proUem, discussing the propoeed late bus 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Long-holdng' 9 Be 39 Love 69 Moon Hills, Elizabeth Hutchins, Gert­ Mickey?Kcy Rooney,-KevinRoon^yy McOai^ enough women are intereated. Qt ^narreg^mg vrhksh that o o i^ y irin i Z send^th of Bdu- Tomorrow night the Board 10 Thrilling . 63 mills. The increase is not un- Enfield’s Fermi High and En­ is open to the public at no Intensive Care and. „ U Ooronary Brookes, 25, of SouUilngfton- FASTEETH*POted«: m 40 R ^ d y 70 Surprises PCC.21 M l rude Tappan, Ermlnia Low- thv. Dianne Footer. of Tax Review will cixivene , .. 5-11-25-32 11 Journey 4] Keep V ' 71 To pre^dented. Last year the rate field High Schools vi^ do their (SS) Hafaa’a fleroei charge. tempt to solve regardless oKcndon-One meeting on tiie mat- Oare: Immediate family imly, d j . p t . J Pl®®ded Innocent to charges of n 12 Discreet 42 Interesf^N. • 72 Signs 6-14-24-37 man, LaVergne Williams, Matl . '' 4> Ri -tie Company from 7 to 9 o'clock to hear It ta k e s th e w cxry ^53^1-8(W5 rose six mills, too, also with own on-the-scene coverage for Phone registrations are being 1 ^ essentially m- what the Youth Commission ^ between the board and the 13 Progress 43 A \ 73Vio1ote 41-5668 VS Kodva, Robert Tuttle, Gertrude (88) omigaji’e lelaad Many Volunteers appeals of assessments from any time. limited ^iTXo mto Ijd .foJSer "“*®y‘ out of rearing dentures. CANCER 14 Possibility 44 Is *\74 Them broadcast on a cloeed-clrcult (48) New* — Weather and taken now for the second ses­ soluble. . does because it is affecting bus- .ctnhiplssion has already been utes. oaugmer, 36 Flelds^e possession of plates and con- CAPRICORN some grumbling from Ute tax­ Sperie parties with name* begin­ 15 The 45 Hos 75 With payers. Johns, Grace Pringle, Richard high school "network.” sion of classes, to begin March This feeling was not unani- iness at the Main St. store. held. \ « , ^®- Coventry; Mrs. Arland goiraav 16 Others 46 Refuse 76 Libro Dann, R ita Cloutier, Warren 5:5S (.>) What’e Rappealaz _ . „ ning with S through Z. Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. - cropley and daughter. 47 River- ir.,1, JAN. IP Although the sutdents w ill 8:80 (68-n> Newi — Weather and 20 at the West Side Rec. Teach Programs mqus, but a majority of the 16 EMward Sinnamcxi; contended The ntet meeting of the' com^ 17 Are 47 Under 77 Indiyiduol The Boat Study <>>mitaittee Fletcher, Kenneth Erickson,. Saturday from 9 to 11 a.m., l2:«, p.m., and 0:80 p.m. - 8 aide Dr Vernon , men were arrested Feb. 18 You 48 RomorKe 7 8 j ^ have access to the NBC News (tn'zeom following classes are The Manchester Recreation (xmmlBsian inembera attending that it is the town's problem mission wHl be held Monday at | S 2- 8-28-35 26-42-47-52/C recommended to the town a final session of the board p,mV; others, 8 p.m. - 4 p.m., '!______' *®^®*'®^ agents raided FOR l>'55-«0-87-88 19 Likely 49 Are ^,7yReceive 69-72-78 VS William Lambert, Robert Gor­ facilities in New Hampshire, (88) To Toil the Trath scheduled: Department owes a great deal last p ^ t’s meeting voted In fa^ and this in the province .of the 1 p.m. in the Municipal Building 20 In 50 Mode 60 Anticipote meeting Saturday that horse­ don, John SuiUivan and Leonard wiU be held tor those 'who and 0>M p.m. - 8 p.m. yt F a where the u o 51 W ith ' AQUARIUS they w ill work with their own 8:80 (S»^ N ew s^ th Walter Crea- , MondS.y; crochet for to those at its volimteetB who vor (K 'sendlng the letter. Ih a Youth (jommlssion because this coffee room, 21 Willir>g 61 Token power on the lake be restricted Robinson. were unable to attend the Age bmlto: If In maternity ®«“‘®rt®lt^ op®ration was al- I 22 Once 52 Good 62 Be JAN. iO equipment—band cafneras, tape kite hers, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., Mrs. teach classes at the Wezt' ttde second ■vote. It was decided, to problem now exists In Center .The next sAM meeUng'wlU be 5 3 0 n and proposed a three - year New , members are Bryant three sidieduled evening « in S aremi, no Umlt to 7 .a . Cosmefics f ^ . AUG. JJ • 23 Young 83 One fCI. It recorders, and battery-powered HarS'*BeaiKme*‘* ‘ .Bea Sheftel, Instructor. Mate­ not tnrite a ..representative of Springs Parit. held Sunday at 2 pju. in the ! 24 0f 54 High 64 A schedule to reach the maxi­ Harrjr Rec, according to rec director self-service of the ninth inrecinct have es- Federal officials said they -^ y 3- 4-T9-33 H kA, Andrews, Arlja Koiva, Karl T V ' cameras. ’The students w ill (22^) NBC News rials: crochet hook, size G, and the FYlendly's Oorp, to cixne Demerits Review Board Youth Sendees Oenter, M FaiY' meetings. 25 Moy 55 Ur^rsfor>d 85 Pleasure 22-34-49-50^ mum allowable horsepower. Mel Siebold. Without the help o f All ..A t®'l>llriied a fund fo r the widows found more than $500,000 of the ^40-59-70 26 Love 56 Heods 66 0 ^ r 6671-74 R K clle, Joseph Organek and do their own Interviewing and (24) Yen, the Bepervlser a skein ot knitting worsted and M>eak to the coRunisalon on On another matter, commls- St.' ' { Beginning July i, the com­ 0:55 (40) News these people many of the olaae- outoaliente'aM in non patix^men Gregmy Foster c(xmterfelt money In the trunk n*s VIRGO _ 27 Now 57 Con 87 You PISCES ^ t e r Guhnas. reporting, presenting the prim­ 1:00 (2) Untamed Werid Tuesday; crewel embroidery, the problem. gion members agreed to ap- I 28 You 56 Chotlenge 88 Sign mittee recommended restric­ es would have* to be canceled, ^ ^ were Of a car parked at Brodley Ih- xAUG. JJ Russell Inzinga, who was ary story to their viewers just (8) Trath er Ceneeqaeaces 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., Mrs. Shef­ Pht eymesm said that If any- proach the Board of Education; c 29A 59 For 89 Experienced tions cf 135 horsepower on out­ (18) Dleh Yob Dyhe said Siebold today. entranm o ff Amwaa ®**®* killed In ah unpro- ternational Airport, JJ ^ 30To 60 Anythir>g 90 ConfiderKe MAR. JO nominated but not elected, said as they see K. tel, instructor.. Materials: large one reaUy wants to solve the membeni of the h l^ schoid ad- boards and 225 of the bad money had g-64-79-83B> primary is scheduled for April ' students tqpuns from the En- point yam, for practice on bur­ dolve Into tho Wkgrounds of gan, youth services coordl- At the Parkade cluded, horsepower levels O owT ^ oil painter; Homer Grueeler, _____ Less than two weeks after the been passed In California, New 20 and will cost the town about fleld-Ferm l Network, a student- (40) ABC News lap. ti)e youths. She maintained that nator, (xi the idea of having a -should be 80 for outboards and 7:20 (S’ n*en Cnmpbell Show retired army Instructor in PaHMrfa t « am m ••m murders were committed more York, Rhode Island and New MANCHESTER $200, according to Mrs. Grace run closed-circuit television Oil painting for begdniMrs, tiia town . does not really want demerit review board at Mhn- 150 for inboardSs (22-80) Movie foreign languages; Km. Linda , _ , ______! than $2,000 In, untellclted coo- Hampahlre as well as In C3on- Pringle, Republican 1 registrar. operation T»dilch uses formats of (8-401 Mod Sqnsd 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., John Moel, to solve the .problem; it Just Chester High School, ADMITTBK) YESTERDAY: tributions were received. necticut. The committee approved wa­ (18) Movie Game Rose, art Instructor in the llaa- .Land TrustNolans L 'fe Guard regular network pregrams to instructor. Materials win be wants tho youths ixit of there. The Idea was proposed by Harold Bagot, 48 Palm St.; ------Testimony by Guards ter skiing on the lake and also (24) Connecticot Newsroom ohester-Bolton area; Mm. (Don­ Larry Buhalme, chairman of gather and report local and 8:00 (18) Movie discussed at the first class. ‘T don’t think we’re going to MQss Klemens who.alleged By MARGARET HAYDEN \ Mrs. Dorothy A. Bayles, 286 recommended that a police pa­ (24) Foarth Estate na Tedford, part-time physical the beach committee, is accept­ school news. Slinuiastlcs for women, 1 to 2 solve that proUem,” she said, (here are numerous huddents (HeraM nopottor) Burnham St.; Mn. Eleanor A. trol boat be purchased and po­ 8:30 (8) Hawaii Fiye-O education Instructor at Ullng ing applications for lifeguard. (8-48) Movie p.m., MJss Karen Parclak, In­ Sue Klemens maintained that ot "unfair nunlshment" at A plan of action to start a Manchester LandXlonser- BeUchamber, S4S Summit st.; lice patrol of the lake be in­ They should be mailed to him '241 Movie Junior High School; Mra^ Mkri- 8:88 (8) CaanoB structor. W ill Rebut Inmates creased from 20 to 48 hours a before March 13. Tonight*$ Movies lyn Rothman, a Mianidieater r r (18) Candid Camera Arts and Crafts for Women, week between July 1 and Labor Rec Council Dance "The VTzard of Oz” (1939), (22-30) Nichols area cosmetologist; emtl Mm. SOMERS (AP) — Guards ‘“There probably were re%- 10:00 (640) Marcos Welby, M.D. 1:15 to 2:30 p.m., Mrs. Sheftel, Tickets for the Rec Councll'e 7:80 p.m. on NBC, Cliannels 22 Sandy Wilson and Mm. Elisa­ H took 120 yean of sewing at the maximum securit state sons for removing me from my .______(18) News, Sports k Weather inRtnintnr A workshop where annual spring dance may be and 30. The musical fantasy 10:80 (8) campalzn * >12 — The beth TVacy, housewives. prison of Somers will have the house, but there were no rea- tilb- ^ mmenda- Eteotion Year women exchange ideas for dif­ Mrs. Bea Sheftel is the co­ from the following: about the farm girt whisked to (18) Hartford Talk-In Raymbed Bouriiee Jr., 412 sons for^m tmaMng me the t ferent > craft projects and work ordinator of activities for wetn- Miss Symons, Miss Klemens students could appeal punish- j ii,.- ahnnna know-how to desigli the / opportunity to rebut testimony wav thev did ’’ he SS-the lev- submitted to the select- Edith Prague, Sandra Lohr, the incredibte land of Oz and (22-88) Decision ’12 and teveral others seemed to ment they deemed unfair. as_Csse Mt. me HcKK^unl River shores, IBUiard tK.: Mrs. Virginia Fras­ 11:00 (622-80) News, Weather and on samples such as decoupage, en at the rec. She {Sans clfuwes from inmates vdio said they 7 7 ’ tS men for consideration. ' Gene Lescoe, Frances Becklsh, her adventures with the scare­ feel that hearing the (Friendly’s Oowen noted ♦hn» teachers toe Now Canaan l^nd . ^ .i. ^ er, 67 W ellT ^., TalcottvlUe. islators. collages and others. and recruits the volui^teem were mistreattd by the guards.. A question was raised as to Gladys Forryan, Dolores crow, the tin woodman, and the ffoo^News, Weather 4t SpoHs m ^ram®, represim tatlv^ld be uselL coulfl piSbaWy S a p ^ S T S T OotmorvaUen Trust Inc. (was After Incorporation, the trust Also, . lATOrance T. Goulds workTi The other inmate, servingv^ whether the acceptance of the ' (18) Marriaze on the Bocks Rug Hooking for Teens, 3 to 4 needed to teach the daises. sewing madiine. Two inmates, one black and Brookman, Linda Lyon, Frank cowardly lion. TTie children’s 11:80 (8) Movie since, according to commission iriunents they feel are too light f®*®**®^ four years ago and how ^ for » ruling ^ m Hartford; Mrs. Oerda Harpin, 611 year term for espape, tesU-'sMport and acUon on the rec- Zanottl and Joan Baldwin. ’Ihe classic stars Judy Garland, (22-38) Johnny Canon p.m., Mrs. Sheftel, -instructor. Mrs. Elizabeth Milne is the one white, testified Monday qt 11:40 (8-40) Election '12 M aterials: Susan Bates hand chalnnan Htck Oiwen. wh'o M«. Ellin Mor^ a ^ *^^®*J“® ®®>^® Pleasant Valley Rd.. South, a special legtelaUve hearing k ®**, a twt^lnch oJhqt^daUons should be con- affair will be held at the .Facul­ Ray iBoIger, Bert Lahr, and 12:00 (640) Dick Cavett rec departments llbnHlan, and spoke to toe man, tho method Grade teacher ^ W ad^ plained ly Atty. Jack Gunther, exempting the trust from f^- Windsor; Mary J. Helpe, 42 BRAND NnW i/c icBUHivuve 11B1UUI8 bruise over one eye when sldertd separately. ty Alumni Center at the Uni­ :Jack Haley, (this Is Its 14th hook, rug yam and burlap. Par­ Miss Karen Parelfdt Is idhletlc into causes of the recent unrest mmd by the representative In a School, sent a letter to the com- “®„ V, “ a ^ guards pushed him onto a cot a . to accept the re­ versity of Ckxmectlcut April 15. ynar on TV. ticipants w ill design and hook supervisor for women’s pro­ FROMSMGER at the prison and said they their own mg. similar sltuaUon in another missloi asking for voluntooni ?P®®*^« toe fo u ^ com- conWbuUons as deductions. waU Bt.. Hebron; John A. John- in a segregated ceU last Mon- port was flhally voted and Hob­ ’Tickets are $15 a couple. "Gambling on the High Seas" Cliannel 24. The first in a series grams. were abused by the guards but Wednesday; French Conver- town was to have a good num- to teach numerous activities dn ®*tt®®> Dr. Dowlas Sm lto^d 1972. goo, 18 HiHcrest Rd.; Joseph A. day. The bruises could sUll be ert Hfagger^K town counsel, (1940), 8 p.m. on Channel 18. of classic silent film s on Con- didn’t know why. A dUtuibance sation, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m., her of the youths arreSSl. propoeed'activity periods at too proposed tovra land tr ^ Tax exempt ruling wlUbo fU- Krawskl Sr., 178 Foster St., seen during his te^motiy. said the recomihendatlons tire Manchester Evening Herald Stars are IVayne Morris, Jane necticut PuUlc Televislcxi — In the mess hall led to a week- Homer Grasseler, Instructor. would Oontomo Shsly w S d ^ SchoS^^InTddltion to The lifer gave the committee also accepted, Cohimbla correspondent Vir­ IVyman, and Gilbert Roland. Oiarlle Cluqilin is the tramp Ostomy Oub long hunger strike at the prison Now in sessl

i ' K 1 . MANCHESTER EVENING HffilJ)/MANCHESTER. (SONN., TUESDAY, IMARCH 7, 1972 PAGE SEVEN PAGB SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1972 Coventry SEVEN-ELEVEN STORE reason, to oontinue to belong to Britain Bolton 806 Green Bd., Maaohester / iimifljwtpr Inside Report aa a colony rattier than return to the (Continued From Page 6) OPEN 1Euptti«0 l|prdi> Rock’s natural status as a part of Spain. All Schools Dedication up enough support for toe sec« This, then, IS one place In the.world ond quesUmi on toe ballot to 24 HOURS ptJBLIHHEb‘ BY THE vriiere people are, so far, getting what gain a questionable majority. MANCHESTER PUBUSHDJG OO. Giviiog Shots Of Library With typical shrewdness Wal­ 13 Blasell Street they Vote for. Manchester Conn. •V.. lace, when asked, advises his BURE LYONS antl-buslng supporters to vote , Publisher For M ^sles Set A pril 16 ^ Founded October 1, 1881______yes on both questions:' For the RENTALS Immunlsaattans against regu* Plans are under way for toe anti-busing amendment and for Published Every Evening Except Sundays The Coming Plethora Of Pandas ■' 4 lar meaalee will be.offered to • PsadBorofis and Holidays. Entered at the Post Office at dedication of the Bentley Me­ "equal opportunity” to toe pub­ (Sound A Slfant) Manchester, Cohn., as Second Class Mall Is there any higher benevolence wfalcK' aU students in the local schools lic schools. And of toe other can­ Matter.______' ______this Friday. morial Library. The library will sMOVm CAMKBMh- still has tlnle to drop a kindly courtesy didates only New York Mayor* , • 86mm CAMBBAH SUPSCRIPTION RATES mm: f y In announcliig the program, be renamed at a special cere­ John V. Lindsay has joined Payable In Advance down to us? ' 4 SOBBBN8 Ono Year ...... »S9.00 pr. Donald Hardy, superin- mony April IS In memmy of Askew in an all-out fnxital chal­ Six Months ...... 19.60 If so, it will head off, before It begins, tendent of schools sidd, "This fa Three Months ...... 9.75 Mrs. Elinor Bentley, who lenge to Wallace. The impact of Bent It All at ' One Month ...... 3.26 what the nation’s toymakers, gadget not to be confused with German the Askew-Wallace busing bat­ Single Copy ...... • 15c measlee Immunisations which served as- town librarian for tle on Undsay and his Demo­ SALEM NASSIFF By Carrier ...... weekly 75c mcUters, button makers, notions makers have been given in the schools more than 40 years. Camera A niotd Shop cratic primary opponents Will 829 Main St. m e m b e r o f ~ have every Intention of turning Into the for the Jiaet two yeaua. -The affair, which Is being be discussed to a future column. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS "Regular meamles' Immunlsa* Manobeatei^-4M8-7889 The Associated Press Is exclusively en­ great panda boom. handled by toe Bolton Junior titled to the use of republlcatlon of all tlons have been given ainee news dispatches credited to it or not othei^ It all stems, of course, from the fact Women’s Club, will be open to wise credited In this paper and also the 1968; however, it fa aqpparent' local news published here. that Premier Chou decided to give thaU many of those who have re­ all residents. Catholic Women. All rights of republlcatlon of special dis­ patches nerein are also reserved. us two giant pandas In return for the two ceived them ere not Immune The board has completed its • i ‘9 because of eariy Immunisattlon; budget request which will be To Hold Retreat ..The Manchester Publishing Company as­ musk oxen President Nixon decided to sumes no financial responsibility for typo- that fa, at IsM than one year of presented to the Boai^ of Fi­ The annual weekend retreat graphlcal errors appearing in advertis- give China. . '# • age." nance at a special work session for women of toe four Manches­ ments aid.,-oUer reading matter In The Mancheateif iBvmilng Hendd. There is no indication that China is be­ He said if there is amy ques* Thursday evening. The library ter (JathoUc Parishes wlU be .Mi tloi) of whether a child has luilt Is expected to ask for ap­ held at Our Lady of Calvary S u ^ rllje r to. Log Angeles Tlmes-Washing- ing plunged Into any great excitement ton Post News Service, be«i Immunised, "there would proximately $16,000, an in­ R etreat' H o us e, Farmington FWl service client of W. .B. A.''8ervlce, Inc. about our musk, oxen. There Is no news be no harm In repeat!^ It." crease of $6,000 over the pres­ starting March 24. of any contest between zoos for the privi­ Students in the schools have ent budget. The retreat, which is open to bemi sivplled with a form to be women of all denominations, lege ot being chosen to be their new The' MOk of toe Increase will Dtolay advertising cloMhg hours filled cut by parents regarding be for salaries, according to Li­ will epen with dinner on Friday l ^ r Monday — 1 p.m. -Friday home. No Chinese shops are scrambling ' the immunfaations. They ame be* brarian Lois Spencer, who rec­ at 6;30 p.m. and conclude on For ^esday — 1 p.m. Saturdar. ing offered in the wake of an Sunday afternoon. For W ^esday—1 p.m. Mondiy. to get pictures of musk oxen, or stuffed ommends that employe hours For Thmwday—1'p.m. Tuesday. uneiqiladned measles epidemic be increased from 60 to 70 Reservations may be made For F r i ^ - - 1. p.lfi. Wednesday. miniatures, or talking or singing musk that hit Ooventry Oraunmau: Classified deadline 4:80 p.m. day hours per week. The additlanal with Mrs. Gertrude Hagedom, ^ o re ^ pubUcation 4:80 FHday for oxen toys. • ' School, especially. In December hours would be used to do “be­ Mrs. Betty Spaulding or -Mrs. Saturday and Monday publication.' Must we, then, ^ meekly Into another amd has since epread to the hind the scenes" work such' as Sue Schelbenpflug of St. James n MOddle School. Parish; Mrs. Sally Rackowskl, Tuesdajr, MArch 7 of our famous yo-yo-llke performances cataloguing and bookbinding CHS Band Fund Raiser which cannot be done when the Mrs. ^ r b a r a Tierney, or Mrs. with fads and flood ourselves with Pan­ The Coventry High School bend library is open, she said., Phyllis Zatkowski ot Assump­ In New Hampshire Today da stuff which will be all the rage wU conduct a fund-raising candy Mrs. Spencer noted that be­ tion Parish; Mrs. Mary Sulots WINDOW Side StarUng this wedL Ac- fore her death Mrs. Bentley did or (Mrs. Rom Schwoerer ot St. ! We feel, In adimnce, sure of tmly one for about six weeks and then. fade un­ cording to Cari SaUna, director much of this work herseR at no Bridget Parish; end Mrs. Pat tWngr about today’s New Hampshire pri­ til it is merely one moib addition to our ot muafe In the acboole, the band cost to toe town. Guinan of St. Ba^olom ew ’s SHADES mary. ' national disposal program? hopes to sell'4,600 bars of oam- Seek Custodian Paririi. Mocle to Order It Is .getting' more attention than it is ■- S’l.: dy and radse ^,000 to pay for The library Is seeking a part- Bring your old roUen In We recognise the argiunent of the girts’ uniform blasers. and save 86o per shade. really worth, and it can possibly have a time custodian to work three or novelty trades invcdved — that this will The g irls'are maMiig thrir (Herald photo by Buceivicius) four hours per week. Anyone in­ INCOME T A X lot more influence than it deserves. be a nice tonic for the American own sUrts and ascots to com­ terested is asked to cMitact Mrs. Ouranteed to writing. E. A. JOHNSON It has, however, been precisely with plete the uniform and save mon­ This Is ‘Dollars for Scholars^ Month Spencer or Hope Grunske. economy, and perhaps the only direct ey, Saiina expladned. The reg- HENRY CASELLA PA IN T 0 0 . such objectives in mind that New Hamp­ Miss Siiicka Johnson, a second-year student at the the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson, 75 Before toe dedication of toe dollars and cents dividend American idar bamd eUrts cost $16, but library, toe board hopes to have Near Pattiniark 668-9466 723 MAIN ST. shire has set it up the way it has. Some­ the glrie wUl'madae their skirts Boston Ckmservatory of Music, is one of hundreds Pleasant St., in 1970 became the first recipient of buslneas will realize from the new China AT' of town and area secondary school graduates who three Foundation awards. She is studying flute with toe doiars fixed and a street body has to be first, and so long as New policy for some time to come. for about $l-80. light installed outside the li­ ■T:y'rM A uniferm committee headed have been helped by awards from the Manchester James Papoutsakis, a member of the Boston Sym­ brary. ’ Hampshire holds to its first position on Nor do we object to pandas. We love -eVE^LASSfiS by- Photographed By Steve Poullot by CHS senior Barbeua Bech- Scholarship Foundation since its founding in 1965. phony and Boston Pops Orchestras. She is a dean’s The board will seek an addi­ the presidentiat year calendar, so long is pandas. All wo want is to have the same MOURNING DOVES told has been working on the Lgst June, the Foundation gave 78 scholarships list student, occupies first chair in the flute section tional appropriation of $200 from it going to be a compulsory madness for amount ot business distributed more uniform design since Chrlatmam. totaling $27,725. March is “Dollars for Scholars” of the conservatory’s wind ensemble, and sings in the Board of Finance for toe DeBella and Recde Opticians She aald that the big- problem the alto section of the conservatory chorale. She door repair. candidates and a compulsory event for evenly over a longer period of time, so month and Jhas been officially proclaimed so by ham been to find the "right color Mayor John W. Thompson. Contributions may be recently played in a wind recital and for an off- A sign designating toe new the media to cover "In depth,” however that we don’t have to begin resenting, gray to mutch tfa^ existing uni­ sent to the Foundation, 257 E. Center St. Sirkka, campus production of “Annie Get Your Gun.” name., for toe library will also Complete shaUow.lIto reality may be. such a lovable animal. forms.’’ - be erected in front of toe build­ Connecticut Yankee The first camdy sale in De­ ing. Eye Glass' The New Hanyisfaire primary has won cember brought in owuch funds y n ll/in s J to attend toe Ellington High Inside ByA.H.O. School semifinal tournament Town Asks Bids Be-eleot Officers S e r v i ^ to transport the band, cborua vewreM . such status, it must be conCassed, be­ Draft Amriesty The board re-elected its pres­ amd dance bamd to Alsteaul, N.H., game. ^ cause it has twice really helped make po­ Young men who have fled the United Askew Vs. Wallace It is so very rarely that our tracting tauces amd fees from The Town Plan Advisory Com­ On Generator ent slate of officers at the meet States to avoid military servloe in Viet- on Memch 10 for the annual ex­ Ing, naming John Smytoe chair litical histoty. It first came into the friends of the legal profession everybody except ttaenuwlvas. change concert. , mittee meeting scheduled for Contact nan\ are not men without a country, be­ Thursday night has been can­ Bids for furnishing and In­ man; Alan Wledie, vice chair Lenses limelight wdien it gave the first demon­ need any assistance in taking Most of the state’s lawyers, The foUowlng weekend, Mau«h Owner Will Rebuild stalling an emergency power cause"‘thsy.,,^ have been taken in some­ care of themselves that we celed. man; Hope Grunske, secretary stration of how the voters of this country where, but t&ey have presented this na­ ort some 6,800 of them at latest 2trM,' -the 'New Hampshire generator will be opened March and Dorothy Morgan, treasurer Bulletin Board have been ihovlng very slowly count, have haul the stubborn groups will be in Coventry tor 28 at 11 a.m. in toe Municipal would react to the presence of the tion with one cf ttiA most delicate issues and very hesitantly down the The Board of Finance will The group also voted to con­ that has come along in some time. honesty to refuse to honor this the second part of the exebange. Building. tinue membership in toe Capitol name of Dwight D. Glisenhower on a. trail of being sony for them. monstrous Imitation bt a law FTO Open House Burned- arm hold a special meeting to­ There Is, however, a changing view. By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak night k t 7;80 In the Admin­ The equipment wUl be used Region Library Association, at ballot. But we can’t help It. and to keep their $150 instead - The Coventry Grammar The Robert Farms egg proc workshop, estplaining toe specific bV toe police department as an annual cost of $26. Mrtnber- M It is no doubt inspired pertly by ttie feel­ of going out of their waqr to try School will hold am open house istration Building to fill toe 18 Asylum St. It made history again adien, 16 years ing of many that 'Vietnam is a war that ilB, Fla. — The- ty education for all children . , ,, against "the hypocrisy we have We do feel hurt inside when­ easing plant destroyed by fire kinds ‘o^ivealth foods on toe vacancy caused by the resigiia- part of toe new communication 8hlp to toe association entitles Rocon 104 DSmocratic Preridentlal pri­ and oppose a return to a dual witnessed in recent days” from ever we see any creature of any to pay it to the state. tomorrow night starting at 7 ;80 two weeks ago will be rebuUt, markewind presenting a yoga system being paid for under a Bolton residents to borrow books later, it gave a demonstration of how the should have never been entered Into In for parents amd children. tUm of board chalnpan Howard RusB De Bella Tel. 622-0767 tlie first place. Six months ago President mary campaign here, a snake- (segregated) system of public the North on the busing issue. capacity and talent caught In The penadty of their en iheaee aooordlng to Its owner, Stephen demqiutration. Wolfanger, and to Meet a new recently awarded federal grant. from many area libraries. Hartfoird Ennioo F. Reele Democratic voters of the state were re­ pit of lethargy, has now been In a five-minute tape • cut for some lapse of Its own supposed Uohel Jeam, jriiysicad educa­ Naborsky. lose wishing to attend are Nixon answered with a flat "No” when, schools." But his prospect for failure to pay has not been in tion teacher at the school, will chairman. The Board 6f Educa­ acting to an opportunity to show their asked if he foresaw g^rantlng amnesty to transformed into a bruising ' anything like that result is atatewdde televlsliHi this week, expertise. doUaus, but in reputation. He hopes to be bank in full :ed to contact Mrs. Woods, tion will present Its requests give a brief presentation In the operatfan within th i^ months,^ knd to dress casually to permit disapproval of the way a Democratic those who left the country to avoid serv , battle betjween Gov. Reubln dubious Indeed. he said' that Southerii schoids We don't like to see anybody, gym at the b^finning of the for additional funds to pertnit Askew, a church-going teetotal­ are largely desegregated and "There they and agadil^’^ and fa preseoty serving partlcipaticHi in toe yoga exer­ vice. But then in January he sUghtly In fact, by insisting on plac­ caught In some carelessly everybody is saying, “ thow evening, demonstrating what he supermarket customers It to accept several state grants President was conducting the war in modifled Us position saying: 'T for one er wUh steel in his spine who that a Constitutional busing ban created snarl, tighten the ropes cises. which will offset the a{q>repria- ing that second question on the shaurpies." aild the students are doing In the e M ^ aiM In Ashford, Gratitude Expressed Vietnam. woidd be very liberal with regard to had hed to avoid any en­ ballot, Askew ran a grave risk. now “merely would let other re­ about himself by pulling at the tiens. They are, in this, certain^ new physical education pro- Naborricy h a s tenutorarlly A public expression of grati­ A amnesty, but not while there are Ameri­ tanglement in the primary, and gions escape what we have wrong knots and straining on The Tolland Junior Women’s Ih..^se two instances, the New Hamp­ If he cannot get a majority to tude has bnen voiced by Mrs. cans in Vietnam fighting to serve their Gov. George l^tUace of Ala­ vote yes on “equal opportuni­ learned to accept." the wrong strand. not riiarpies, amd not scheming ' _ * .w . rented iqiace for proMMng the Club' executive board will meet shire primary helped make one (Presi­ villains, or clever tricka|ers. The rest of the evening wUl be eggs from the Centraf OMmecU- Kevin Cavanaugh, safety chair­ country and defend their country and not bama, who is far ahead of his ty,” black parents will perceive Askew is now desperately try­ We sympathize with human devoted to tours of the class- ^ o o O p tonight a.t 8 at the home dent and unmake another. Quite possi­ while P.O.W.’s are held by the enemy. ing to mobilize Florida church­ They are, we have decided, man of the Tolland Juniors, to of Mrs. Luice L&aher, Colum­ opponents in the March 14 pri­ the vote as evidence that the beings who, realizing that the ^m s. Purenta, accompanied by T h e ^ ^ ,^ F^ms operation toe organizations participating bly the same fates awaited both men, After that we will consider it, but it mary election. white maiority never really has es, the liberal Jewish commun­ world suspects them of some not even specially distinguished bine Rd. ity, labor unions and Ihe col­ thqlr chUdren, wlU have the op- Buff Cap Rd^hSl a M ly au- in toe recent first aid program, W(xdd have to be on the basis of their Askew’s bold decision to accepted the painful adjustment particular piece of guilt, some­ In amy lack of Intelligence.,$or p o r ^ t y to see what has been tomated egg^^prooeesliig plant The Tolland Grange will meet even if no New Hampshire primary bad leges. their behavior aifter they foiml "Two Hours Tonight . . . Your tomorrow night at 8 at the La- of course paying the price that anyone stake his prestige on smothering to equality in the public schools. how can't help looking and act­ acet^pUAed during the school umioh served not only the local Child's Life Tomorrow." ever been held. Hie event in New Hamp­ should pay for violating the law." the burning school busing is­ Moreover, Askew’s decision to These are major sources of ing as if they were guilty. themselves caught in this marl. Bonto home In Merrow. political strength for Askew, a . J r*” ' tsxm but/also Nabotsky’s three Equipment for demonstratlim shire was, however, the first dramatic Premmably, the Prerident means that sue has both angered and dis­ meet the busing issue — and This is the way the good law­ TTiey are, like adl the, worid -The PTO executive board will Aritfertkiarms. he would ccnrider reducibg the penalty devout Episcopalian lay leader, and practice was loaned by Moncheater Evenliig Herald public notice of vriiat was going on, and mayed some of his imlltical the Wallace Presidential cam­ yers of Connecticut have been itself, victims of neneenee and spon begin puttiiig together a „ ^ ^ many organizations Including the because Individuals may now surrender allies here in the state capital. parttculariy in the churches. But confusion spawned out of a wide slate of officers for the 1972-78 ® ^ Tfdland oorrespondenl Bette it reflected more than any local paign here — head-on is cer­ looking and acting ever since Rockville General Hospital, toe Can you arror(J to the government and subject, them­ it is highly questionable 'wdiether Quatrale, Tel. 875-2846. "His approval rating was 80 tain to galvanize anti-busing some of their number, masquer- demoralization of the rules and school year. Any parents Intei^ ^ Red Cross, and toe Holland Vol­ idiosyncracy of political atmosphere. selves to court action. Senator Robert per cent in Decamber,” one forces. religious leaders can overcome stamdards by vriiich aoclety-trles ested In holding an office or ^J^-®**^***^ caused toe fire the inflammatory emotion of the aiUng as experts on tax legis­ unteer Ambulance Association. Perhaps there is going to be smne Taft Jr., R., Ohio, has proposed ona Askew ally told us forlornly. The expected primary vote the serving on a committee wUl/^’S j^® The program was taped by toe method of granting qualified amnesty. "Now he’s rlridng it all, trying busing issue, as some are try­ time the 1971 sesslonB ofthe have toe opportunity Wednesto^T . ’Jf' third dramatic notice In the results being about one milliim will now ing to do. At best, the gover-* through the General Assembly audio-visual department of the He suggested miacting a bill which to stop the wind." a purported $160 aimual tax for General Assembly got to their night to indicate their sp e c if- **^*4 *“ !;®“ voted in New Hampchlre today. Periu^is probably be swelled an addi- nor’s campaign may only build Tolland JAlddle School for use in would permit draft reslstMS to be re­ The “wind’’ is a straw-vote the privilege of existing as am final enactment of the tax on teresta on slgn-up sheets z ^ c h toe school’s health curriculum. tionsd 100,000 or more by the wlU-be av i^W e at the m ating. Senator Muskie is going to be top- leased from prison or returned to the question forced onto the March dramfia of the governor’s tde- (See Page Seven) attorney inside the borders of lawyers they had climbed down Events Postponed another winter UJS. if they agreed to serve ttietr coun­ SfaeultY BasketbaU/^une <*““ “««• actuaUy amounted to I^ed. But if there is any pronounced up­ 14 ballot over Askew’s objec­ viskm campaign in the blazing the state of Connecticut. into such a perversion (if vobiig D*»to«yed In toe The Boosters Club sponsored try in some form for a period of three tions asking voters to vote for against their own cottrictlons set of any kind in today's result, busing battle. ' This wais a piece of legisla­ game between to ^h lg h school two 40 by 600 toot "tudent-faculty basketbaU game years. This would approximate the al- or against a Oonstltutlanal amd their own common eense buUdtogs as well as a new feed­ scheduled for tamorrow night temative granted to conclentious ob- The prospect of AskeW" losing Herald tion which is probably gravid and .Capt. Nathw Hale School there will also have to be some suspicion amendment banning "forced such an unequal contest is al­ with possibUites of unconstitu- thaf One more small piece. of ' ing plant, $8,000 chickens, and a has been postponed to March 14 Jectora. The Taft Amnesty Act of 1972 busing." With Wallace’s seem- sloppiness could make n h ’llioa- wlU take piae^thursday night of frealdshness whiich may have resulted ready having a subtle rffect on Yesterdays tionadity, discrimination, unen- at 7 ;^ at topoilgh school gym. refrigerator truck loaded with at 6;30 p.m. in toe Tolland High would permit individuals to serve in the inglv invulnerable lead In the . forceabiUty amd abhorrent pre­ sible difference. eggs. School gym. Ths postponement from the concentration of too many armed forces or in. alternative service— hia pqaularity. SUU another The QN£Ur team may have an Presidential primary resting question ixi the ballot, for ex­ cedent. The lawyers are not ttjdiig to The farm Is listed on toe was arranged to permit people with your present fringe candidates and too much national Vista, Veterans Administration b o ^ - 25 Years Ago edge, haring won toe contest for largely on- hla own anti-busing ample, is a leg^al referendum get away with anything, niey latest town, bond prospectus as tals, PubUc Health Service hospitals, or rhetoric. Askew is now trying ' That being the possibility, its the paM'hvo years, although last attention in a relatively small arena. ^ (not a straw-vote) on Askew’s About 25 contractors bid for arrival on the scene confronted could not possibly relish the year tine score was close, 61 to toe town’s fourth hugest tax­ other service designated by the .Attomey to raise $60,000 for a one-week construction of Vettiaven hous­ position they are In. They Just payer. Hiere is, unfortunately for the laws of General. They would serve at the Ibarest much praised plan for an over­ the lawyers of Connecticut with saturation felevision oamnalgn due reorganization of FTorida’ii ing project which extends north a horrible chrice. can't bring themselves to hfnoT deeda from toe game are Nabonky’s tax bill on toe political Justice, no way to prevent a pay grade, and no one would be granted with an admittedly modest goal: of Middle Tpke. and west of bad, fuzzy law with ttieir o m property totals $7,600 and wlU amnesty If they actually deserted from trial court system. Askew wlH Either they had to admit that for activity funds to both freak result in New Hampriiire, if we get reduce the kuge enti-biising Princeton St. compliance, amd betray , their /scHoids , ' have to be paid despite - toe the armed forces for any reason. straw-vote to less than a 2-1 avoid that subject between now those members of their profes­ farm’s destruction to the fire one, from influencing successive de­ and the election out of fear that professionaU pride and standards Tickets wlU be available at toe heating system? sion who draft laws at Hartford Altogether there are some 70,000 majority. 10 Years Ago for the cheap privilege of pay­ ■ door, according to toe local assessors. cisions elsewliere. 3Toung Americans living abroad, most in his overt support might boomer­ and sit in heavy representation At a private meeting with , ang. ing the state $160. They an Naborsky's insurance 1 wil Canada, to avoid the draft. This la a supporters in Miami Friday, he Common Pleas Court upsets in the Legislature which pauses cover part of toe costs of re­ ^ In the face r that last Ttoiieday’s drawing. small conversion unit is installed in your present boiler or to contltuie to hold discussions, now end very reason, many people may argue, fund Is iH charge of the student But hy that time, eald Cohen, acUvltlea porticn of toe canvass. * plasHeeggs- furnace. With gas, your money isn’t tied up in bulk then, on the controversy which has exist­ "let them stay where they are." A T h ou gh t fo r T oday he had bought $60 wwto of the One precedent for handling. the prob­ Attends Course . f deliveries of fuel, either. Gas comes to you constaiitly through ed between them for the pest 200 years. Sponsored by the Manchester 60K!ent lottery tickets. Tax Collector Earl Beebe will _ lem was established by President True­ Council of Churches safe underground pipelines. You only pay for the fuel you Discussions, but not negotiations. man in 1947 when, upon recommenda­ hen said'he iwbuld still rather * baskets tions of on Amnesty Review Board, he the fundamentals of tax collec- use, as you use it. That’s natural gas. The economical ^."We are not negotiating now," said “Real Wisdom’’ pay toe $60 to ticket prices than ticn procedures Tuesday pardoned 1,623 men who had -avoided the be presented wtto a bUl for $60 way to heat your home. Convert today. Call your gas /B ritain 's Foreign Secretary Sir Alec draft in Worid War n . This is a power “The fruit of the righteous Is through Thursday at the Uni­ *'grass a tree of life, but lawlessness to additional-state taxes. versity of Hartfc^. heating contractor or CNG in Hartford (525-0111) or New Douglas-Home.. “I cannot anticipate constitutionally granted to the President His 4f40 lottery winnings are under his general pardoning power. takes away lives.” Proverbs The course fa qxxisored Joint­ Britain (224-9157). Ask about the GNG low monthly rental plan. under what circumstances we will get in­ 11; 30. gotog to toe CMchester Ambu­ ly by toe Connecticut Tax Col­ * ceHephane to a position where we can negotiate/' Because of the great inferences in the ' The scriptures have a way of lance Fimd. ar lectors Association and toe state country, between those who would do clarifying what really is impor- Cohen said he has voted for The message we think we get from nothing, between thoee Who would re­ tax commlaaloner. tant in life. It is not the man every state lottery Mil that has SolMMd Vaeatton anttiorlied this is that the deadlock over Gibraltar quire some seryice to win comjdete am­ who aunasses a fortune or gets corns before the HOusq during TIVB Board of Education has may continue for at least a cnqde more nesty, end between those \rito argue ttiat a political position T R n a ila Tho Oxiseivatlon Committee between'them for hundreds of years to idea of granting amnesty in return. for I ^ the rijht road of life, .„^e are o* Toltond Junior Women’s come. alternate service is an ■ idea that we called wise by God, and receive WlU-present a Health Food would approve. ’Should the mood of ttie IQs Uesrtiig. There is oqe other more inunedlate demonstration, to- nation change, after the war, i t ' r a l “Let my life amd words wit- night at 8 at toe homo cheerful pote in the situatW The peo­ would be possible to go to.full amnesty. ness to Thee, O God." , AIMA' ***■• Woods, Ridge Rd. lilis f ple of Gibraltar have lepehtedly voted At this time, alternative service should Contributed by; rnttMC^i ta aSTO, caiT l^ w n k Q^orge Banka of Bmon be Insisted upon. — MIDOlGiTOWN The Rev. C. Henry Anderson 18 7 per cent'of too «u»«nottve ^ g?est speaker aTthe almost unanimously, for sm e strange PRESS. . “ . - Emamuel Lutberam Church \ nuloago. n w e m m m a u m m am m eim *. w

I . ■ 'i 1I£ANC£D3S3T^ M4NCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 7, I§72 PAGE N ^ PAGE EIGHT MANCHiJStER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH T, 1972 -r s r Vemon Obituary Practical Ti^aining Open Party N eighbors state Comptroller Nathan O. Agcistlnelll te out to prove' Democrats Elect M o o r e K ^ that St Patrick’s Day is now Sought'by Teachers an International holiday. Grispino Agosdnelli, an Italian, has , Practicality and rdevancy were the siitnificant reac­ Manchester Planning and cillty only. No structures are ' announced that his Second lowed in such senes, and m Town Committee tions running through a survey made, since last fall, of Atmual S t Patrick’s Day Zoning Commission hearings on cemmissiOR can regulate the ' ' school system teachers by a l^member in-service tridn- party will be held Monday two Items last night drew more Registered Democrats, last Myrtle Pierre, James FUkoff, P & W A Plant ing activity committee, Mrs. Baitiara Desrosiers inform- than 60 townspec^e to Keeney zones by a rather strict sening r ^ ' Helena f>aly, Thomas Dooley, afternoon In his State Capitol night, voted by paper ballot and wiiiiam E. Moore, 52, former- ed the Board of Education last night in the latest of a offices. I St. Schcol, most U them to pro- regulation, elected a 7S-member Town Robert Chamberlain, Leo B. test an application for a zone ’The second item on the hear- Flaherty Jr., Martin Burke, ly of Manchester and managrer series of informational meetings, ’The cp- time the local Democrats elect­ Murta suppoil department of three committee members, wjio relaUonirtiina as weU as for Jewess, and Jeanlne Rabino- Pratt and Whitney Division of reported to the board on mrrvey S » « ^ e n Sam Crlsplno, owner ct Su- inent off Keeney St. , provnk- ed committee, members by cau­ William Booker Jr. ^ those between teachers and stu. wits, a French woman, mai> United Aircraft'Corp., died ear- results and made recommeitda- lied to a Jew. preme Foods at Hartford Rd., ed few comments and no cus. PrevlouBly the self-en­ Also;" Jgnaslo Oarafolo, Vin­ has purchased neighboring land opposition. dorsement method was fol­ cent Shahpen, Anna Marley, i!y'this morning at St. Francis Uons f« future pro^ams.- recommendation for in- Hospital, Hartford, after a short _ , _ . _ and rn^ed for a zone change Devel^rs Sol Utvitt and lowed. Maureen Ccngiove, Robert Hou- She added that although service remuneration calls for II Illness, "There was no general concen- the superintendent of schools to R jlflttl fw irla -W m to aUow parking on a half-acre James McCarthy are plaaning It took one and one-half hours ley, Marie H ^bst, Psuil Herbet, lot at the southwest comer of a subdlvislan of Resldenbe AA to tally the 83 ballots cast Four Thomas McCusker,, Joseph / BUS of what people want for In- aimolnt a coinml^ee to evaluate t t nn service training,’ ’ It is quite ap- c ^ m s , AmrHnning as the ored- H o O D T o i i m e y the McKee and Lyness Sto. in- Ouster slngle-famUy homes oil of the 73 elected, are new and Adams, Edward^ Deane, Kath- tersectlon. the 269-acre tract west o f Kee- parent that their Interest Ues.ln r evaluaUon committee does ~ - younger members. The only 18- ryn Deane, Devra ^Aum, Les- Several Lyness St. residents ney St. Atty. Allan Ihomas, year-old elected was Frank De- ter Baum, Ruth Ventura, Lee ’Tirila Jr. His father, a member Higgins, Henry Abuza, Albert of the Town Council, was re- Smith, Viliam Dickens, Ann elected to the committee. An- Dickens, Anita Furbish, Mar- other new member, Stephen garet Deming, Robert Deming. printed survey forms dlstribu- of erwUU, the pay would be $10 Friday^ night at the Mercy High feet Mcucham, was elected to the Also: Leonard Zbyk, Marie ted, 306 completed ones were r»-'"an hw ter the instructor but School te kflddletown. . dei^teg the z^e cnange. n-—. Board lOt Education last No- Sheehan, Dewey McGkiwen Jr., turned. Of those who answered, no remuneration for taking the the Mai^ g^ ed the finals dence A and ^ Residence B. TVo would be donated to the town NDER NEW MANAGEMENT vember. Marcham was the Raymond Girard, Harry Mc- statistics range from 106 who course. by a declsivb. 50-80 victory over n-space land. -’Hie davel- youngest to run for an office. Mahcm, Shirley McMahon, Bar­ have taught 1-5 years down to -A fund would also have to be Glastonbury- Mat week. moved from the area, and It gp epers would install water and The other new members are Jo­ bara McCusker, Tursa Perry, 31 who havn UugM 20-89 yearn. to ^ Ihl. ^ ^ f^ yeaj^ ttei ^-'that the lend has already sewer service to the araa. with seph Suchecki and Laddie Czer- Chester Morgan and Dennis The response from so many outside speakers and teachers tournament uhich was mganU- in nmnnrfL. the nosslbllltv o f the vdnski. Stlmlke. new teachers, the oommlttee ro- from within the s^ m wh^ ed, with OIAC iq>proval ,by two foTa^n^lw fariUty ^te?rorvlce'" to the Lteirood Other committee members Also: Peter HumjAiry, Austin port commented, led to the as- ^ y ^ i^uct meeting, or in- of Rham’s players. Miss Pa- 164 Ly- Td Leland Dr. area. elected: Gerald Allen, Nicholas GliUs, Richard Oosma, Joseph eumpfionsumption that^that "Teachers"Teacher, col­col- struct to less-than-course sltua- tricla Porter and Miss Rute An- 1^ thH ^es of eight Access to the development Pawluk, Thomas Benoit, Louis Konidki,..Clarence O’Crowley, leges are not' fully preparing tions. > ^rson. El^t scb|^ to eastern opposing the zone would be provided by tw6 roods Martocchio, Ann-Marie Lachut, Mary Ludd'doke^ George Furb- ttveir graduates in the latest A fourth recommendation is Connecticut participated this Lanzano, In a spirited connecting to Keeney BL, aild MARKET Patrica Ci^or, Abner Brooks, Ish, Nicholina Therault, Rob- methods." for the board to imderwrlte ■»»... u hut light-hearted exchange with the plans aUow for future ex- n Al Tennstddt, Francis Me- ert DuBeau, David'" Williams', Part of the survey------asked------n m m m B '*'*‘®*‘ MMds, co s ^ e d Miss Bugeiw KeUy (who rep- tension of roads west to the Guane, Gloria Collins, Bety Jane McCarthy, "Paul Oltwtr, teachers to rate as essential, es^Urted nw programs re- carol Hkgen, posted a 9-8 sea- Citmlno), concluded Redwood Farms area, north to Winiam E. Moore Kristofak, James Roche Jr., Femande Garafe^o. useful, or non-essential, 61 items ^ ^^“ e account- ^ h^ust couldn’t see Wetherell St., or south to Bush Mr. Moore was bom April 28, under the he^ of general, the ^ ^ change. / 1919 Ih Manchester and was a academic, methodology, and spa- *^® rep®rt added, their cost crowd applauded The land was part of a tract Panel Poelponed Town Takes Bids 1937 graduate of Manchpster clal areas. would be covered tqr in-service daughter of M r. and Mrs. G. Lanzano and continuously In- which Lavltt and McCarthy course remuneration. Earl Porter of Hebron, was con- The three - member panel On Street Work Higdi School. He reoclyed his B8 Eight of these are considered terrupted Atty. Kelly during his sought to develiqi under the 805-807 STREET discussion of "Education,' degree In aeronauU«JW>.,engl- essential by lOO or more teach- rebuttal of opposition evidence. OUD (Comprehensive Urban neering from Rensselaer Poly- ers. They are the' following, P*®”*®®* ^® nbove ^ommTO- Maids. In Friday’s game she At one point, compilssion chair- Development) zone last ;]rear. Your ‘Tax Dollars and the Ccnnectciut Sweeping Service -It - ... ^ ^ rintinnB.datlons, the Gcttnmltteecwnmlttee esU-esti- bad 17. points and inIn iiu,the nioa.Glas- ALL SnClALS ARE «OOD FROM MARCH 8lh Hini MARCH 14Hi! Future,’’ originally scheduled of East Hartford was the appar­ technic Institute,.’Troy, N.Y.'v^ vVith.the number of teachers man Clarence Welti asked The CUD application touched 1941.4A A -4 He Immediately Joined Athe U bb giving .XI them______Xtop priority ■ i x „ Iridi- '**'°‘ ‘ ®** tenbury game, riie scored 82 to be sponsored by the Par- ent , low bidder tor the rental townspeople to hold their com- off a wave of porition from enta’ Club of East Catholic of street sweepers and for U.S. Navy as an avlaUon cadet cated In 'parentheses: Presen- “ P^»ts, a new high scoring for KeUy could finish area residents and the appUca^ and earned his wlnge In 1942. taUon of neafteethoda. and cur- . . s^aklmr. . Oon was later withdrawn. High ^ h o o l tonight at 8 in sweeping town parking lota programs mandated by the As winners of the tournament. speaking. the s^od auditorium, has when bids were opened thiB He served as a pilot and flight ricula in operation now iir-M^- .1. « IB . B 1 B Other imposing speakers Speakera at last night’s hsa*^ ALL OUR MEATS ARE CUT instructor during World War n cheater so that those not InviitV'- bofud, $10,000; school and coti- tee M ^ received a pl^ue for ^entlonedlteat they regarded tag commented on traffic p«d- been poS^ned until tomor­ morning in the Municipal BuUiL and was discharged with the ed may bo knowlegeable (161); visitation^ $K,000 the srtiool, and each of tee play- j ^ parking terns and water and jMWer ser- row nlg^t at the same time tag. rank of lieutenant. discussion of problems, goals. (based -.^ *660 teachers times ^ also received a ^ y h ^ s ^WerM with Uttering, and vices, but they did pot ot>pose and place. ’The Minnesota Mlnteg and two visits e»(Uipfir year); Insti- Porter was named Best Of- A r. x*.« j — ib Manufacturing Co. was the only He Joined Pratt and Whitney and curriculum te general as pollution from tee supermarket tee development ptans. Atty. In 1946 as a test engineer and they exist in ^ ‘ ®* tnstrucUoii,"$2;TO0; _tul- fenslve"Player for the tourna­ bidder for reflectorized thermo Incinerator which has been a Thomas McHale, Mdio was . an held a number of supervisory (guidelines) (116). ment: . local institutes, $10,0(j0. source of continued complaints, outspoken opponent of tea CfiXD I Police Report | ‘ 1 . in the “ «=tion. In Also, Individualized reading Known as Trlsh around The zone change to Off-Street proposal last year, apoka te IS- used by the police department ^ Some of the total figure, tee Rham, Miss Porter has now ac- In'Otolng town streets. They bid manaeer o f the on the etementary level (126); committee assumes. Is already Parking, If granted, would re- vor of tee single-family home SWIFTS A 19-year-old Manchester Just under $1.49 per pound for JT. eyaluat^ tee tadlvidual nreds , budget, S T ca^ ^ r-^ ^ P o iS r® ^ ®trict Crisplno to a parking fa- development. youth, Ronald L. Brackley Jr., haul and repair section at Pratt of children (188); commimlca- a total of $8,926 jtar tee esti­ and Whitney’s Southington ,, Hunt cautioned tee board about under arrest for possession of mated 6,000 pounds tee town and Whitney ^ t m ^ y between elenientaiy, JiMor pregrams at tee last stolen goods, waa chaigerf with wUl use. In addition they offer- was promoted vwo and senior hl^ schools In *'nWBin“‘'BtTtB and tampering with a witness on a ed $466 24 worth of eoiUmnont ago to tee post he held j ^ ^ program and iteUoeo- obtain s t ^ BUTTERBALL Clreult Court 12 warrant served ^thVim rcZrof 6 “‘® ““ ® ^ '*®^‘ ^' “ ® tor a funjte unless It can be Fire Calls JVeu) Signal Light System With purchase of 6,000 pounds T ^ “f"’® toother transltK^m level the last night. or more. Police arrested Brackley of 62 Connecticut SweepingA offerei^ i®*" C ® "* ^ O'"** «*®*^*' to-levpl by students (131) Edward ^mbreU ^ TViwn firemen were called to Near Ready at Center-Brodd BisseU St. te connection with an awrnu*l^^®mber of Manchester Lodge . . .. session by listing about a half four four-cubte-yard Alsl, practical teacher mete- dozen In-service training imo- Box 886' at Manchester Memcrtal ed—the lights were on a fixed alleged threat made to another ait $190 a day; $S76^a week; ***” and of Elks. Traffic Improvements at the man who impUcated Brackley time schedule. $8,400 a paente b a s^ 'o n 191iour in a subject area or oi) a grade ^re currently operating within but tee alarm , was touched off Broad, Center, Pine, Arch and The computerized a y^ tti,- te two breaks te town. workteg 'days and 20 wbridhg comi^ete. accidentally—these was no fire. W. Center Sts. Intersection are Brackley was held overnight level or In the same subject the system this year, first of its kind In tee area, will days a monte. The East Ha^ area for an exchange of .ideas d ^. Dimaid J. Hennigan, EUghte District ' firefighters nearly comirfete with work al­ control the lights uxteg data in Ueu of $1,000 bond, and was ford firm also bid $276 for an presented in court at East Hart­ most finished in the final phase about times, demand and other M initial sweeping of town paridng M w* b-aa haodUiur 6i th6 emotionally dis- esrao wkA«MytiitAs«ie» $««« afternoon at Vernon s nre com- ford this morning, where bond sen. 69 of Newi^, of (1(») ^^BB^i Vm y 8, wWle Vernon men bat- —Installation of a sophisticated variables. ' ‘ lots and $160 a monte for sweep­ The old signal lights at the was raised to $3,000 with surety. ing teem through tee 'ivarm Michael B; Petersen of Man- ^ pressed Iqr one point made by viiio»^ traffic signal light system, The case was continued to Chester, died Sunday at Hart- BS^cluslve of m e e t ly , more Desroslere, teat there to a *^®^ “ “ ® 'The improvements, Including heavily travelled tetersectUm season. ford Hospital. She was tee .wife persons rated as e s ^ - g-reat deal M expertise among ’Thursday at Manchester. ’There were five bidders te all widening of streets and addition have been removed, of Matthew Petersen. ^ two forms ^ te-sendee; to ^ staff members to conduct Social Agency or lanes, began last summer The Intersection Improve- for tee sweeping. t Other Burvlvers are a daug^- Visiting d ^ , ani^ materials jn-seryloe programs..- V .-tirT.ii w* Over $400 worth of tools Bids were also taken for the and construction was complete ments were scheduled fcr-ccm- iiillii::;:: takei\ in a break, teto Manches­ ter, 2 brateers. a sister, tod.18 center contatel^.bote oommer. MF‘7»!$ded tes^. he wteM '-tet^^W lU P f 0 8 0 l i t by fall. The project Is being fl- pletion last September, .!.|i:;tat i i « rental of catch baste cleaners. grandchliefreh. . « ,r*? ,f^T*::n^ctol wd teai^r-m ^ i^ i^ ter Structural Steel at Mitchell 5 nanced by the state for about were delayed by tee late. ^lUMv- lillljlilili Ganddfo Sweeper Service cf The funeral will be Thureday Anoteer 100 rated bote of mendaUoh for course creiilts F a S illO ll oh O W Dr. aomeUme Sunday n l^ t, Canaan was tee low bidder for $200,000. al of the compUterixed signal' lllliiiiiii was recovered In a nearby that, offering two pieces of at 9:46 a.m. from tee DUloo teese ureful. _ „ payment and would wprii -nmi ESater To toring” to A state transportation depart- system. The actual Ugihta, ,hcw- y" A VALUABLE COUPON wooded area yesterday mom- equipment, one, at $184 , per Funeral Home, 63 Main St, For tee committee, Gilbert B. with tee- committee to dose tHeme of a do^i^ashicn ment spokesman said that In- ever, had been to place tor sev- illlli USDA CHOICE BONE teg. day; .»cv $920 pierner Week;wcob; «« and $8,680 H«rtford. With a aolemn high Hunt subm ilt^ ^ om m en d ^ gaps bqfore ,tee board acts teow to be prwented Marrii 16 staUatidn of the signal system eral months but were covered i liiiHiiii Police said two unidentified D e r month and the other at $168 of requiem at S t Mary’s Uens, under flye^ TOadlngB,_to the reconm^^dations. 8 p.m., at ^ lU e ’s Steak should be completed tonight and not Operating. O&OA. mOIBE BOMELESS SAVE 20e! persons wearing work boots en­ M ?^ to^ $840 per week ; and Church, Newington, at 10 :80. Implemete s^ e y todtags. One m additioii to those who spoke House*^by tee Manchester AuxU- The Interstate Traffic Signal State plana started th 1967 for tered tee plant’s work shop and S3 860 per month, cheaper will be, in Mt. St Bene- is to devote four we^esday af- last night, members of the In- cSdld and Family. Ser- System Co. of New Haven start- Improvement of the i interiec- made off with a small amount Miiiinment Is oldeT ^hct Cemetery, Bloomfield., temoons each month to school* aaiwice training activl^r com- vif^a o# Connecticut HRie event ed work xrAofixv*/iovyesterday, o*i/$ and the e4«*_slg- fi^sixtion, viritiAitwhich habhas been AaiiAficalled /msone B O nO M RO U RUMP ROAST C R iS C O of cash, a water cooler, and W ^rafield Swreper Service Friends may caU at tee fu- wide meettega, system-wide mlttee are: mcent Ramlzl, ,s open to the pubUc. nals at Broad and Center St. of Manchester’s worst tialDc various electric and hand toids. ta Wethersfield offered the »®«* home tonight from 7 to 9 m eet^, grade or d e p le te Buckley principal; Ronald Ed- Kaahlons, provided by Davld- were In operation today. problems. Before t h e . state xTlie intruders were traced to same price for one piece of tomorrow from, 2 to 4 and meetings; and tadlvidual or mwidsMi, Bennet vice prlncl- Leventhal at Manches- Although the complex system could go ahead, the town fa^ to 3 lb. can 85*= a'pine grove near the northeast equipment as Ganddfo’s more 7 to 9 p.m. committee curricteum study, pai; Mrs. Patricia Guay, Man- ter Shaping Purkade, wUl be of 17 lights was partially opei^ complete changes and ImpTOve- With This Coupon at ___ coi^r cf St. Bridget Cem­ expensive equipment. ------unit preparation, etc. cheater Green; Mrs. EUen modeled^ members of the able today, a computerized con- mients in the area waiter , and $ < f . 1 9 MANCHESTTIR PUBLIC MARKET etery, where tee stolen items Cherle T. Trepkns Under subject matter, toe re- Morse, Waddell; MTa, Carole auxiliary, their husbands and trol system was not yet coixiec.t- sewer lines. Coiqx’n eiqiires March 14, 1072 were foqnd by a company work­ Cherie T. ’Trepkus, 6, foster p what and where It la and Its fu- ter High School; Mrs. Clara paul VTl^de and Miss Hdly GERMAN BOLXHBNA FRESHLY ners has been referred to tee She waa bom ta Hartford and ture impact; open wall educa- Smith, elementary music; Mrs. uihanetU. Lee Burton and Port- Town W ill Try Again i SLICED detective bureau. A store se- field offices—HCndulu; had lived te Mancheater for inedia-centered learning; Alice Ham mar, niteg; Miss Brian MdDonald will model GROUND 99 GERMAN UVERWURST curlty guard reported that a land. Ore.; Reno; Phoenix and four years before entering .tee g^d sensitivity training. Hunt Daisy Pilcher, reading coordi- men’s wear. man and woman with a baby Oklalioma City, Okla. training schod a year ago. commented that the last would nator; and Mrs. Bernice Maher, Chlldr«i models are Pamela WEST VA. were spotted yesterday mi»n- He said two errors were . She is also survived by a foe- be useful for teacher^teacberBennet. . ^ TMtner, daughter, cf M tf afitt ing allegedly takliig several found at two offices—Oklahoma ter brother, James Rand, at ------i------— MTs. ’Ifiomas J. TMmer Jr. and To Write Charter ALUABLE COUPON items and conceaUng them. The city and Portland. home; and four foster sisters, f¥AK«.An ' ’ granddaughter of Mrs. Will- ’The Board of Selectmen of charter oommlsslon. A)1 oaodl- SLICED BACON S BOGNER'S couple was approached outside One duplicate psyment. Stew- Melody Rand, Deborah Rand, ***?*»* hide; and David Barry, son of 79 Andover has unanimously ap- dates will be teterviewOd by tee SAVE 36e! the store by the security guard, art said was $16 and tee other and Donna Rand, all at home, Atty. and Mrs. David Barry. Sk i n n e d a D E in s l^ D but they got into a car and left |S86. 8'trs- Uhida E dw ard of, proved a motion to form a Chart- Board, and a slate Of no more Mre. Edward Laski wUl play er Commission of no more than than 10 persons will be iqqxitab the scene. Stewart sOld tee auditors to- Richmond, 'Va. , Troop 28 Scout Chosen background music on an organ lOInch FRANKS NESCAFE ------taled 'the two claims, averaged A prayer service will be to- ten members, for the express ed to the commlsrion. loaned by Watkins Brothers es­ purpose of writing a charter. , The Home Rule Act, under niili The new wing at Robertson Qiem to $200 and projected the morrow -at 10:30 a.m. at tee pecially for tee occasion. Cre­ 59 liliL For Leadership Training At a Board of Selectmen meet- gvhich tee Uharter Cbrnmissicn School was entered sometime $200 for tee total number of Holmes Funeral Home, 400 ative Coiffures will create tee 6 OZ. jar 79*^ over the weekend, police said, payments made by Aetna dur- Mate St. Burial will be in Si. Uto Scout Tom Kearns from and will be returned to the U- ing yesterday, the proposal to functions, specifies teat no more hair styles. form a Charter Commission was than one-third of the ^inembeni lOV'i OZ. with This Coiqxsi at and a sectiim ot new carpet was ing the period, James Cemetery. Hebron’s Troop 28 has received * » ^ at 6 p.m. Lunches ahd Brenda Bailey, Melissa brought to a vote, after having shall hold other town offices, CAN MANCHE13TER PUBLIC MARKET ripped in twfi places. Several ’Ihere are no calling hours. ra xi Bnacks wiU be fumiahed by the Schardt, Peri Commtdlo and TOMATO SOUP ' cemfirmation by the Charter Oak rJ « 4a been discussed at Isome length and that neither political party 10 Coupon e:q>ires March 14, 1072 windows and a door weire found The family suggests that any STERUNG ^ura Malore will serve as cig­ at previous meetinra. will be represented by more open, but there ' apparently m em in tel'^ te^ tiiM is may be Sgoutiiig to toe SchUf ^^oiq). Scoutmaster MUton arette girls and assist with QT. was no other damage. made to tee Newington Home ShaW, assistant scoutmasters, In 1070, a ChaiterCommisslon than a bare majority, prizes. had been appointed, but that Tlie selectmen agreed text JAR ' •Mrs. Hayden L. Griswold Jr. h e Ll m a n n ’s m a y o n n a is e 69 for Crippled OiUdren. SSfteTr rha^eSL"^ body ivever completed tee writ- many persons in tee town have A gas stove, fuel, and a mail U.S. Planes (Oontlmied frau Page One) Harry (Henry) M. Knstor comprises approxiinately and Mrs: Walter Fuss are te teg of a charter. Beset by prob- over the years expressM the sack were among tee Items re­ Harry (Henry) M. Kuster __ A# 1a*«^ wtAnw Permission sUps for tee trip SAVE of decorations. Mrs. lems, the first Charter Oommis- opinion teat a charter should be ported mlssteg from Allied HarryJH^). n. M. ....K ^7^ » ...... should be returned. ^ »>y a Carl^^Hi Hultgren and Mrs. Rlch- GS “ ' sauce Phantom Jet and four A6 Parker St., husband of “ .u* parent, as soon as possible as ston at one point voted to write written for tee“ town. Theorigl- .1 100 10 Casting’s office at ’Tolland OK. and A7 fighters escorting it, « .J-..-.— Bi-B teethe Boy Scoots Scouts of America. “ “ ’ PoefW® “ ~ ard Pahet are In charge of re- the charter and proceeded to nal proponents of a iteaxter 26 box Tpke. yesterday. Police said the Mra. Mabel Bach Kuster, died __ .wT the bus seating capacity is freehments. VALUABLE COUPON then four MIG17S and a MIG21 this morning at Manchester MC' Tom will be taking tee Na- begin work to that end. Some were tee local League of Women Intruders broke in at the rear. rose to chaUenge the American tlonal Junior Leader Instructor limited. TlcketeTi/rkatB may mxv be bn obtained nbtsined by QT. morial Hospital. months later, tee commission Voters, and they were siqqxMted planes. , ^ Training Course, the purpose of ,1. a contacting Mrs, George W. C. reversed itself and voted not to by other groups and persons, CAINS MAYONNAISE . 59' SAVE 8Gi Tools valued at about $60 Mr. Kuster was born Sept. 14, Tlih AOs and A7s attacked the vriilch is to prepare qualified ^tbe fTroop s Women s AuxUla^ Hunt, 296 CSiarter Oak St., or write A charter. Seleotnian Percy Cook said he were taken in a break teto a ground defenses, while four F4 1863 te Chester, Pa., son of Mi­ Junior leaders to assist ta troiq> ™ meet at 7:80 P^^oo auxiliary members. 28 OZ. JAB 4 9 ^ chael and Annie Jenny Kuster, , In November of 1970, tee first felt care riiould be given to tee OXFORD KOSHER D ia PICKUES garage -at 89 Downey Dr. Phantoms flying cover took on leader training when tivsy re- **‘^ ® — ------M I I Y K r i . HUNTS CATSUP sometime over the weekend. and bad lived-ou hereiiorc alllui ofui his luB life.iAA„. home to their troonaT-j «aipnRalph rFord ora cuon erennanBrennan nu.Rd. miAll < 1 . fW Oiarter Commission forwarded selection of tee members, sad tee MIGs. In a five-minute a letter to the selectmen, asking that this iwnmiMiii ahpuld — FROZEN FOODS 14 OZ. duel, the enemy Jets fired hi He . . was . a retired ■ salesman ^ * *1,.. tand . — w..w m ^w ^SSandingwummuiuiub .. ^"^®" AlX>1lt 1OMU rwamswan-.^ 7 th^ the commlsalcn X|e dls- clearty understaiq) its functions LB. A woman’s pocketbook cwi- two mlssUes at the U.i. *»** ^®" ®.“ ^L“*^®?^ „ . leadership aWUty are accepted ®**®*>* solved, since tee membm felt Btls. O WW Oauciis Miss Jeanne F. Rlchmchd, and responsihUitiaS as rSgiurds PRIDE OF MAINB-- 9 _ OZ.„ 2 ta ^ n g ^ b w t 8 ^ c a s h wd^ aircraft and got cilcee enough to ior this course. This year ap­ there was no need for a charter. writing a charter. PARUmNE ^ F K G , With This C «qM » at eral personal papers was taken open fire with their cannon, Wethersfield and at the former The Democratic Town Com- daiqri>t®r of Mr. and Mre. Blver- proximately’24 boys of the 6,800 ’Die selectmen agreed that tee People's Oholoe MANCHESTER PUBUC MARKET recently from a stock room at TTie American pilots fired six Wlse-Smith Department Store, registered Boy Scouts te the mlttee will. hold its caucus this ett F. Richmond of 848 Cheuter chairmen of tee Democratic and i w u L A n m ^ ^ , CRINKLE CUTS or FRENCH FRIES Sears department store at the Hartford. He served with tee CharterOak*ttuncirwere“^^^ «.»* »® Town Office Ort received her RepubB^* T ^ “"^m ^tt^ 3 OZ. Parkade. U.S. Navy after World War I. ed------an interview------after applying . Building to endorse members BFA from tee University of wte asked to suteXtotetS Skid TsSlectoSf P K 6 . SNOW CROP He .was a member roxIinatoly $320 million WenHell Hayden, of South Wind- tags te all phases of tee course fog. this evening has been poet- In Shuttle Bus Plan or leas than a ‘’constitutlan” . ol tee town which - comptlee "the on a $600 non-surety bond for were paid to iriiyslcians from sor and Mrs. James 'Thompson He .was recommended______for the poned\ according to ww .Ml Its «««.-choir- Mayor John Thompson has community. I will ask General “ nr-IlirJIJrr SAVE 9e! court appearance March 20. July 1, 1666, through June 80, of Wethersfield; a sister^ Mrs.: National course by his unit lead- »on ^erett «^ a m . No new sept a letter to A. Bm I Wood, Manager Robert Weiss, to look m^r^TOe”^ 1970, without tee proper assur­ Paul Cavanaugh of Largo, ers and scout executive and lead- date has yet. been announced siaie commissl^er of transpor- into this possibility tmmedlate- homogenized GRADE A UGHT R LIVELY ance that the payments met the Fla.; and six grandchildren. ershlp training chairmen. for tee meeting. tatioin, offering tee town'e coop­ ly ." I can be made to reflect exartly Pillsbury Flour Personal Notices tee form of government M it It required critierta for reason­ Funeral services will be Tnxqi Trip Bl-Oenteiiidal ConnimlttjA eration in locating \a parking In addition ’Thompson offers FREE 1 PL ICE CREMN ableness." Thursday at 2 p.m. at Holmes An entertaining and educa- ’The-Bl-Centonnlal Comn^ttee,omnmte area If tee state esiaUlsbesiwl a several suggestions to Wood? He YOOURT In Memoriam ...."Weaknesses in financial ------Funeral Home, 400 Mate St.- catloHal trip to Bostem has been appotetod by tee Board of Se- commuter shuttle bus operation says that a bus could _ _ nm dl-_ f,..r ..i 51b. bag SD*’ The R^v. Dr ' ouo«, niann.„< i r . —v . » _ .1 . ___ ,_ 1....^....^,. iT._. —...I...... leroni laws ana meinoas or oo- ASSORTED FLAVORS J^h ™anagement’’management" of MlchlgwMichigan The Ri^v. Dr. Ur»Manley Shaw, planned for March 18 for the Boy lectmen t o consider tee town’s between Manchester and Hart- rectly to state office butldtexs With This CMqxm at 7*%67. Is. deariy rememtered Medical ^r'^ce (Kue BWeld) pastog of Soutl^^ted Meteo^st Scouts in Troop 28 an4 the Web- plans for th« nation’s upfcomlng ford. both Hartford and Wethers- RoMrt M L K 9 9 ' 5 5 MANCHES’TBB PUBUC MARKET ^ M. • Mik. . . ■ . , ...... 1 . . ' . . . __ ------—• A' Urai.. XSX'Bli ■ Gsl. wMi of iNiFelmse of $5.00 or nwiG 4 : * 1 “ will be in Wapplng Cemetery. In Boston, the ScouU will, view this evening at 8 at the home your department is considering trigued" by tee interest of tee tor should refleet «*anUv the .Friends may call at tee fu- exhibits in tee New England o< John Slbun, East St; This will Manchester na a site for a pcs- large insurance companies in kind of xovernment the ’^towne- neral home tomorrow^rom 2 to Aquarium located at the Cen- be, an organisational meeting for slble shuttle bus operation slml- promoting tee shuttle bus Idea. neoDle want to tea town td An- 4 and 7 to 6 p.m. , .. traJ Wharf and will vlalt\ the teq commlttee. ter to that Initiated in West "Perhaps tee emi^loyers could d^r."

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flrat-plMe votes and g40 points fifth with 870 points In the vot- the Top Ten to 14th, Virginia 6. Long Beach St. S(8-S 876 NEW YORK (AP) — 6. South Carolina 22-4 362 Place for L ^ e Mian Short Stuff This is the last week the hfonday In the next-to-last bal­ 1 n g and South Carolina slipped three places to No. 16, "There ta a place fbr the Uttle man in Pleased mth Progress loting by a nationwide panel of matched Penn’s two-jdace Jump Minnesota came out of the also- 7. Marquette 24-2 266 How the times have cfaaoged in bas- rest o f the nation’s basket­ 8. Brighom Young 21-4 228 profesaonal bdaketbaU,” Marques ketbaU; Sonny Hertzberg, former ktan- sportswrlters and sports broad­ by bounding from eighth to ran crowd to take 16th, Oral Haynes reported yesterday while biding WINTER HAVEN, Ela. (AP)—Carl Yastrzemski, the ball powers have a chance 9. SW Louisiana 28-8 161 chester Brlttah-Amerlcan player-coach, casters before they begin the sixth with -. SOS foUofsring Its Roberts retained ITth, Missouri hta time before making his next ap­ Boston Red Sox’ veteran slugger, is off to a hot start in to catch UCLA—^but thesr’d defense of their national cham­ three-game sweep last wpetltes o f athletes, Uke the one Ron 82-yeai-old left fieldeV^ and My bat ta quick come and ploy with us ih ^ he received and aUve.' Their perfect record throu^ team lost once last week while shoot up from 2Qth to No. .11 on first, l8,for second, 16, 14, 12, Detroit, Duquesne, Jackson- Blombetg has wim me current New {Mirttlme first baseman, hit 26 games—Including victories the Quakers swept all three of the strength of a pair of vlc- 10, 9, 8 ,'etc. ville, Kansas St., Michigan, from Diego. \ York Yankees, no one ta my ex{>erience The Red Sox are counting only .264 wim 16 homers and 70 ^ to bounce back this last week by a suriMlslngly nai> their contests. ted from 1. UCLA (82K. 26-0 640 Ohio State, Ohio University, traveling aropnd mp country playing runs batted to last year. Yes row 85-71 over California and a Long Beach State didn’t play No. 16 to 12, Maryland moved 2. Penn 23-2 402 Providence, Syracuse, Ten- baU could ever pack away food Uke season. They need him to com- Villa- '*** **‘1^ pUment me hitting of Reggie more typlcsd 102-78 against a^ame all week but still man­ up nicely from isth to 13th, 3. Nbrth Carolina 21-4 389 nessee, Texas-El Paso, Kinsbrunner, who was Just a UtUe guy. everytl^ went w ^ . »» i^ui, Rico Petroclui and^- Stanford—earned them all 82 aged to move up a notch to ETorlda States dropped out of 4. Louisville 21-3 377 nova, Washing^ton. Ha thought nothing of eating a fuU Jammed hta ^ p w M e mak- , coune steak dinner between a day-night ing a tremendous catch and, threats doubleheader. . . Dr. Bob O’MaUey, ex- vdiUe he refuses to make me The slugging of Yaz, a couple Baron of Baskethall Nears End j Princeton Ends Ivy Drought ^ , local resident and later Trinity OoUege injuryV a big excuse, thlnga athletics great, has co-aumored a bow of singles by second baseman were downhUl after that. D o u AT OriMn and Lew Ob' skltag tiUed "8kl a t Any Age.” He finished wim hta lowest Krauafe’s pitching were all me O'Mb^y Is a pracUctag surgeon ta bidt^ average ever a^r g^ ^ad to be happy about •7 Rupp’s Wildcats Eye NIT Tourney Trip HolyoKB, Mass., and ta medical director mtastag a fourm t e t t l^ UUe det^at In m u r p h y HAYNES at me Mt. Tom ski area. ‘While at Trin­ when O aW o^’s ^ e x Jqhnson three Grapefruit League starts. "U wasn’t money Calvin wanted. He ity, (y M a li^ was one half of the tou(di- {^1^ #head of Wm and was Krausse, a veteran right- wanted to ptxjive mat there was a place down-twins -^ Mickey Kobrosky was me mthdram from me lineup On hander acquired In a lO-piayer Southeastern Berth other — When Dan Jessee was turning B asketball for a man hta size In me NBA. 'He al­ me final day of me 1970 season, trade wim the Milwaukee For Texas-El Paso ways had a desire to play wim me best < out undefeated tehins. He also {>layed Yaz enjoyed hta finest year ta Brewers, allcmred only two hits GETTING READY—A Fenway PaTk grounds crew member knocks snow from NEW YORK (AP) — “It’s showdown time,” said gecond hose wim the varsity baseball screen behind home plate as New England digs out from under two major . NBA ‘ NEW YORK (AP) — “ I wanted very much t o , go In me NBA futd when ’U{e opportunity af­ me 1967 {tenndnt campaign, ^^d one run In three innings, Adolph Rupp . . . and he was talking about Adolph EASTERN OONFERENOB forded Mself, he took it, ramer than to squad whUe ta college. winning most valuaWe player MUce Garman surrendered five storms in as many weeks. The Boston Red Sox open season play at home, April 6. Rupp. Atlantlo Division back to New York,” said Texas-El Paso basketball Coach {day for me and make more money. honors wim a ' .826 average, 44 .nins, only two earned, on five In what may have been NCAA berth. Louisville’s Jim Price scored W. L.Pot. O.B. Don Haskins. "I think I would have done me same homers and 131. RBI, He re- hits and three walks ta three . . (AP photo) Rupp's last home game, the lanova, bound for the NCAA 24 points and Henry Bacon Boston 49 26 .662 — He’s going—and post-season tournament. thing,” Haynes added. O ff the Cuff {>eated as batting champion frames, while Sparky Lyle gave One, Two More Seasons for Bucs’ Star UP AND OVER— Dave Brent, seven-foot Jacksonville player, goes high for veteran coach's Kentucky Wild­ added 22 as the Cards grabbed New Yoik ^ c e t o n and St Joseph’s, Pa., gj Joseph’s Is making Its wim q. .801 mark ta 1968, but up a pair of taUies, - one cats thrashed Auburn . 102-67 42 28 .606 4H “ Murphy ta 4|dng all right, too, got 27 \ shot over Marvin Barnes of Providence, NCAA-bound Friars won. (AP photo) a 10-3 lead before Tulsa man- Philadelphia me newest ^dlUons to me Na- fo^rm NTT appearance. The UOonn ta now accepting orders fbr slum{>ed to M 6 me next sea- unearned, on three hits, Monday night and set up a last night. He’k more than hoimng his aged a field goal. The margin Buffalo W “ tlo i^ In v^tlon Tournament. Hawks, who last played In the own. Uckets to the championship games' ta me son. Ho rebounded wim a .829 ening8 for the 16-teaiq, {met- piayoff find that the smaller players wind up wim the S final me same night at 7:80. progress ttita spring,” Yaz said burgh iPIrates at Chain O’Lakeli s7-f4. Toledo play off for WESTERN CONFERENCE Mason tourn^ent which starts ^he rest of me field won’t be scoring more during the last few weeks Class L wUl determine a champion Sat­ Monday alter collecting a maip park. The Pirates scored five ‘Way I Played All My Life’ 17 at Madison Square single and two ground-rule dou- runs on as many hits and a Although university regu- nod-American Conference Midwest Division cf the season when me big guys tire urday afternoon, March 18, wim me M Eagles, Knights Face Test lations say this is the 70-year- gjjd xexas and Southern Milwaukee 67 16 .781 _ uaraen. cording to Ben Chmevale, an than at any other time.” title on me line the same night at 7:80. hies on shots which bcxuiced throwing error wim one out in JJEW/ YORK (AP) __ 118 hits, enough to crack the 3,- fracture during infield practice old Rupp’s final season, Ken/ Methodist do the same In the over , the fence in me Red Sox’ the ntam for an 8-7 decision Chicago 61 22 .699 6 "This will be a great trip for ^ T selection committee mem- "The. Uttle guys, too, last Iwiger in me Telephone reservations are being taken “ The greatest accomplish- 000-hlt mark reached by only 11 Stmday but the break wasn’t 43 80 .689 . . -Alan Putz of Rockville wUl soon re- 8-2/ exhibition loss to me New over Boston Saturday ta Bra- Three times and out is wUl be out for revenge against The East Windsor margins prerfdent.Jto. Otis Sin- southvrest Conference. In the Phoenix 14 our players . . . we’re hoping to ber. pros,” Haynes added. - ^ ^ o s e d until Monday. 28 48 .824 York Mets at St. Petersburg. denton. ment to me,” said Roberto an often used phrase. East Windsor. were 08-63 and 70-67 — the lat- said that no an- Valley Conference, West- Detroit 83 go beck mere and give It our "We’re going to wait and let “ Pm badeetbaU has .changed. It’s not {>ort to me St. Louis Cardinal minor Pacitlo Division league complex at St. Petersburg, Fla., "At no time last year was my Sonny Slebert, Rogello Moret Clemente “ is the way I don’t let anything bother The St. Louis Cardinals said Tx i j n 1 4 ^ Th® latter twice sent the ter in overtime and one can see nouiwement wtil ^ m ^e until g^n Kentucky meets Mcrehead best shot,” said Haskins, whose me rest play melr way In,” he like It was years go. It’s more of a Lob Angeles 69 12 wim,ho{>es of landtag a beiih wim Tulsa bat as quick and ih v e as It ta and Jflke Nhgy’wer^ naiiied to have played all my life.” "I® »^®’” ^® from su^r It TOUld well app|y to Knights reeling in regular sea- that either game could have Basketball makes gt^te and the winner faces Miners attended me NIT only said Monday. "We’re In an en- physical and endurance game Wim those Golden St 46 26 ta the American Assn. The long;baU hit­ right now,” he said. "I’m wait- pitch against Pltteburgh ta me The Pittsburgh Pirates’ out- ^®;" a work^t at the Pirates’ holdout Joe Torre, ^e of me Catholic High, and E son action en route to the North gone the other way. * ... . Eastern Kentucky Wednesday 14 once before, 1964-66, when mey viable position because we have long sdtedules and excessive traveling. I Seattle 46 27 ting taftbanded batter posted the slxm tag on me boU better and Pm return encounter. The Pirates fielder said Monday It wUl be ^P*"*"*^ draining teams four unsigned players, mgton H^h basketban central CkmnecUcut conference could weU be another b a r n . , 14 lost to Manhattan. a lot of good basketball teams feel that next to boodng, basketball ta toe camp. "If I hit the ball back to General Manager Bing Devine teams tomght in CIAC tlUe. burner cans aM leie ^ game matching touma- Houston 28 43 best average wim Modesto ta the Cali­ using my hands more. I was planned to send iBob Moose, one or two more seasons before w Texas-EI Paso, runnerup In to choose from. This Is me most physical sport today because of me the {litcher, I run hard. If I hit hasn’t said if he plans to invoke Toumament acUon. East Windsor with an 18-2 . . grams began pouring In early nient teams, Ernie DlGregorlo Portland 16 60 fornia League last season. . .Dick Ga- lunging too much a good part Bob Veale and' Bruce Klson to he closes his baseball career, 46% the Western Athletic OHifei/- strangest field In my recoUec- lengta of Uie season and toe travel.” the ball back to second base, I the "renewal clause” to bring If either or both lose their record is rated No 1 with Ell- Windsor High had to in-the day and 18 o< his great- scored 24 {mints from'outside Monday’s Resolts ence, defeated champion Brig- tlon ’’ llette WiU handle me play-by>{Uay ac­ of last season, using too much me mound. He’s giving himself time to get If eiuier, or J^oae their re^£U, is i^ted n o l Wth Ell without Tom Roy and It est players came back for a MArvln Barnes went Inside run hard. If I miss a ball in the the four to camp, Milwaukee 182, Boston 127, ot ham Young enroute to a 21-6 ______“Because of feUows like Calvin and count of all CIAC hasketbaU champion­ games to South C^athollc and ington, at 17-8, the third ranked ._,, __ . 'joarvin names went msiae Nate Archibald, there are a lot UtUe outfield, I rUn hard after the The clause says If the player East Windsor Hlvh It will be club In Class C The winner Coach CSiarlie Bharoe and visit. (ci- 20 as NCAA-bound PpovI- Toeaday's Games record this season. ship games from UOonn onfChannel $. ,, wmoror hugn it win oe ciuD m c i a « c . -nie winner Bobcats several games be- With Tom Parker Scoring Hence trounced NTT entrant men who feel they can play in the NBA, ball. And I think that all the jg unsigned the club will an- Phoenix at Detroit "W e don’t feel good about not Haynes’ Cagets AU telecasts wUl be ta color. . .Man­ all over until auiother year. moves Into the finals Saturday ...n ^ « uence trouncea m i entrant or ABA,” Haynes said. time I try hard playing this nounce by March 10 the player The t wo Catholic schools nlrfit at UConn pieces fell Into seven of his game-high 29 jaclwonvllle 90-76. OProvldence Milwaukee at Ne^ York winning our conference, natu- chester High’s Ross Pastel gained a flfm 1 ^ w ni^t at uconn. place. {mints, Kentucky rushed to a nulled awav In the final 10% Haynes knows what a Uttle man can game, I think that this has to be signed at a salary set by me clash at Bloomfield High In a Both teams will show some ^ i.»oh ..n . P*“*®° away m me nnai MiUadelphla at Los Angeles rally," said Haskins In an Inter- Play in Rockville {>lace in me CIAC Class AA Swimming M GoK’s my biggest accomplishment.” club wim a {>ay cut of no more do. He’s one ot that breed. Golden Class A flret round start while outstanding talent. Court Har- won 17 of 20 starts P^f*^ "P minutes with hot shooting and a Cleveland vs. Golden State at El Paso, Tex. "But we Championships last weekend at Southern bulge by halftime. Stan Key bunch of steals, Oakland Marques Haynes and his Fab­ — * * • Ulenvente, 37, has been a Na- than 20 per cent. What It means East Wndsor and Ellington will ned fronts the Ellington attack. gained the No. 6 ranking, ho{)e to give the NTT a good Connecticut. Pastel qualified for me tlbhal League All Star 11 times the player is to negotiate lock horns at the University of He’s one of the better all Canaan, 13-6, wound up added 23 points and Jim An- was the most decisive loss Baltimore at Seattle representative." ulous Magicians will play Jo- Here ’n Th«re State Open Meet Frtday at UOqnn. drews had 18. for the Dolphins In thei Jaokson- Buffalo at Portland ______Ann’s Sund^ night at B o’clock and has hit In all 14. World during me training period. Hartford gym in a Class S around players in the state and 11th. Texas-El Paso, one of me na- Young Scott Leone of Manchester won Series games In which he has xn exhibition play Monday, Aubum’s Bill L^mn, said Ken-. vlUe Coliseum in five years and ABA Uon’s top defenrive teams, was RockvUl|i’ High wim proceeds low gross henora In the recent 'Washing­ Newest semifinal tilt. in two tourney games has tal- Fronting the South Windsor tucky "played better than any- Providence’s Dave Gavltt said, East Division me last club to win toe NCAA ®»itertn« a basketball scholar- End of the lin e played. the New York Mets defeated Both East CAthoUc and Ell­ lied 66 points for a 32.6 aver- attack are 6-7 Phil Levesque, ton Birthday Golf Tournament at me body we saw all year.’’ "We showed them a matchrup W. L. Pet. O.B. ohamplonship before UlXA’s area basketball /'Another sign' of the tintos: Tom Sea- (1,477,200.86 for sUghUy over 10 Elsewhere in spring training, Boston 8-2, Minnesota mumped ington fell twice during the reg­ age. Hoyt, I>ave Goodwin and Beachwbod Couhtiy Club Tn Myrtle' '■'MIAMI (AP) — Jack Mr. J from the New XT- 11 .n- J i.u Nlcklaus logged rounds of 71- 71-64-70 to win his 36th tour Jim Fregosi of the New York the New York Yankees 10-1, ular season against South Cath- Balance has been the key for Greg Burger. Levesque {>aced Beach, S. C., iwim a 76 round. The next Mets has been sidelined for at Texas topped me Chicago about Tennessee after so{*- have seen much." Virginia 41 80 .677 Ish near me bottom of me 'Uckets are - ollc and East Windsor. the Panthers wlUi Steve Samo- the regular season point- ^ 86 86 .403 least a monm wim a broken White' Sox 11-4, and Detroit omores Len KosmaUkl and MeanwhUe, I7th-ranked Oral New York WAG, me Miners beat 9 o f 14 Manchester, chester High student were 75 and 78 over 20-10 won-lost record-last year. In 1918, $80,000 in'to his bank’s old maryel, also had 72 on a stagtag friendly rivali Palmer, A . Anomer big game tonight for cluk, Larry Mansfield. Kevin makers wim a 17.9 average In y<^™snow“led"m'e Vols paid so 41 .423 right thumb. He suffered me blanked Pittsburgh 3-0. conference opponents and also Randy Sinim’s Vernon Jfldget the par 72 course. . . Manchester bowlers after Walter Johnson won 34 games wim night deposit chute on t h e Wustery alternoo^or a fourm- but refused to allow his multi- an area club wiU find Soum Stmut and CharUe Davis me all 20 starts. VanderbUt wim 29 and M s ^ ^ m ^ l ^ M CJaidUna 28 43 .394 owns a victory over Memphis/ AU.Stars will face me Ellington me Washington Senators, he demsuided million dollar cadie to over­ Windsor H l^ treking to West standouts for Ck)ach Mel Kleck- Uttle la known about New points, respecUvely. pan American behind Richie Pittsburgh 24 47 .838 gained me sevenm and 12m miaiey spots State, the leader In me Mis- MWS®t All-Stars In me preUm In me Eastern Duckpin Classic at WlUi- a (9,000 salary, vdilch was what Ty Cobb way nome after streakin^f Nlcklaus* payday gave him shadow me (dd-tlmers. Haven High to meet New Can- ner. „ Canaan exce{>t me club always Tennessee’s Ray Mears said puqua’s 46 points Fuoua fin- ”Western Dlvtston sourl Valley Omference. earned wim Detroit. . Baltimore has past Arnold Palmer as aan In a Oass L first round During me reguto^ sea^, to i^d his club played weU for a long- ished wim aSaavorage of 36.9 Utah 48 21 .700 mantic. George Cochran turned In a 12- gw Princeton’s debut In the 36------game total of 1,701'for me sevenm spot been tabbed a 9 to 5 pick to win me skirmish. Hamed averaged 22.6 {x>ints and has managed to pull off er stretch than at any other points a game to 36.7 for Indiana 89 80 .666 golfs all-time dollar king. All three games start at 8 per outing and Samocluk 2O.0i some surprises. year-old New York tournament Braves’ Winger Released and George PeUetler’s 1,692 total j^nfaU American League Btastem Division with The 24-ksurat Golden Bear Coventry Wins Track Title time and Vandy’s Roy Skinner bwlght Lamar of Scumwestern DaUas 88 40 marks me first time that an ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — ' Oakland a 2 to 1 choice In the West. . . o’clock. ------—------added, " I certainly haven’t Louisiana. Denver 29 40 .42( was me 12m beat score'In a field of '360. men pondered omer goals. Powerful Soum Catholic, win- « s o • rrf I . 26% League club has been re{>- Fred O’Donnell, rig^t winger Bom Cochran and PeUetler are former Just how much power does'a coUege ath­ 1 1 seen Tennessee playing better Among' me small schools, Memphis 24 47 .831 resented. The Tigers finished for me Boston Braves ot me "Mbney’s nice . . , dam, It’s ners of the Hartford County S aboa*^ C>COring 1 OO DlUCH Monday’* Results Manchester town champions and current letic councU have? The Georgetown Uni­ In S Indoor Championships at any omer time this season.” {Centucky State’s Thorobreds me season wim a 19-6 record, American Hockey League, was essential^” said mctalaus, "But Chriference cham{>ion8, reeled ' No games scheduled Class A p ta n en .. X31fl ” Po{>” Gleason, versity Athletic CouncU recenUy voted 6 Elsewhere, anomer show- downed Carson-Newman 103-96 Including nine straight vie- scheduled to be discharged to 1 to retain Director of Athletics Bob winning major champlonahips— Led by a csie-two finish ta me was a member of the second off 17 wins while losing but down was arranged as aU five in me first round of me NAIA Tuesday’s Games former top-flight softball pitcher and me big four—ta my personal twice during me regular sea­ Pittslnirgh at Dallas lories. from St. Mary's Hospital here ' basebaU umpire, ta busy mese days as a Sigholtz. The next day me imlverslty 69-yard dash and a 6’ 1%” hlgji PJ“ -® starters hit In double figures to playoffs. Travis-"The Machine" Among me Tigers’ victims today. ' bcurnneter. It was nice to {>ass son and gained me No. 2 rank­ Bucks-Celts Battle Carolina at Floridians bus driver ,wim Eastern Bus Lines and president fired Slgholts!. , .The recent Palmer, but Pve still got to Jump by defending champ, Bill pace fourth-ranked Louisville to Grant scored 62 {x>lnts-he mis year were Norm Carolina, O’Donnell was hospitalized American Alrltaes’ Golf Touniament for ing behind Notre Dame of a 102-88 rout of Tulsa. The Car- needed 10 — and passed Gram- Kentucky at Now York has been a regular diauffeuring coUege me regular-season cham{>lon of last Friday after suffering an athletes was won by Jim Palmer of the .catoh Bobby Jones." EtweU, Coventry added senior Frank Hawes took two Bridgeport. d in ^ and MemphU State will bling’s Bob Hopkins as me <3bl- Utah at Denver bokketbaU teams mis season Including me Atlantic Coast Conference; eye Injury in me Braves game Balttaune Orioles and 'W l^ Richardson Nlcklaus’ windup 70 ta Mon- cBtC CJlass S Stqte Indoor seconilL behind double winner On me omer hand. East Chm- play off Saturday night for me lege Divlsimi’k career scorip.^ Central Oonnectlciit and the University Ivy League Kin^ Penn and Vil- wim me 'Rochester Americans. of me Baltimore Colts and ealta received day’s fourm round of me (150,- .pj-ack and BTeld clutanplcmshlp Jesse Hughes of East Windsor 2^ R M S T R 0N G olto, logged to a 13-6 record and In /Overtime Thriller Missouri Valley crown and an leader. H ockey of OonaecUcut. He’s also handled many 000 Doral-Eastem open didn’t outdoor title of last spring. In me 800 and 600-yeard dashes. a lom ranking berm In me 26- „ . , area high school trip assignments. (5,000 for bis efforts. NHL a{>pra(xiniate fata 64 of Sunday meet was, held at me In me exdttag 600, Hawes led school firfd. MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Milwaukee Bucks and for excitement, but It got me Qgagt Guard Academy ta New until me final 16 yards when the The East-Soum rivalry has Boston Celtics, who could meet in the National Basket- East Division Koherts^^ Dentics Score W L T Pte Jil> done wim a 12-imder-per to- Coventry Is coached by speedy Hughes caught and aiways been a heated one and a ball Association final playoffs, went at each other Mon- tal of 276. Duohesneau. passed him for me win. win tonight for the underdog day nigrht like they wanted to split up the champion- Boston 48 9 9 1Q6 m ieti Waits for Owners^ Vote 10 96 Lee Trevino got no^er^ Sophomore Leroy Tucker and Senior Captain Jim Ciirry, Eagles would be frosting on me gj^ip spoils then and there, Businessmen's Loop Wins New York 44 U as the Bucks jumped to a 1M- Montreal 89 14 :12 90 % - _ shooting even-pu 73 for ^ wd 'stave Eichner ca{>tured besides anchoring me reliy cake. a tie for second mofiey d (IS,- ^ ^x>ts of me 69-yard dash team, scored a third place Oiach Stan Ogrodnlk plans no Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored jjo lead In me ^ertlme. Two Detroit 29 29 9 67 Toronto 28 17 U 67 Qii Purchase'^/Baseball Team 876 wim es-shooter Bob R«^ jjj order wim me wtantag finish ta the 1,009-yard run. heat ^ aei^ora KeX ’riemev ‘‘*® champion proved decisive, making It 128- Bllng were me Denllcs and Rob- Inj Buffalo 18 88 16 41 . _ years as a pro since leaving the betaig 6.7 seconds. It g;ave Adding to me final {x>int total 6 88 Thn’ Q-i-h and Ken TomcEtoc prevaUed 132-127 in a . but me CelUcs scrambled «rt’s Electric. The former hU Vanevr. 16 ,<8 /ounrELAND (^) - club ln attem{>ts, me Celtics The Dentics took a slim 18-16 Calif. 18 32 16 62 28, and Bethel 27. The Safe 21 36 9 61 outcome of me vote. Thtn{Ake at Lost TYee Village. ^ me tourney surprises. ketball Association knocked me ball out of bounds first period lead and each team EAST SIDE MIDGBTS Pitta. “We feel we have a very ”l got tired of golf in me mid­ Soum CatlKdlc has an all-vet- "jt was unbelievable," Cos- Milwaukee had possession matched Its first period point Rick Marshall and the Mas- L. Angeles 17 48 7 41 Monday’s Reaulte strong position,” he said, but 1960s. yiTnntag came too easily, eran weU - balanced squad tello said "Here we are, not wim 13 seconds left. Jbnes and output In the second stanza and tro-Sonlcs were too much for t ©. l*n iY HIYWAH8 IMmWii* AISS. added: “I wouldn’t preset the I took it for granted.” Tire which playOd perhaps the playing aggressive and getting Rot^rtson each put In two free at halftime me score read, 86- the J^pers last nlg^it and No gamee scheduled Toesday'B Games outcome. I’m too old, and 1 At 82, he ta content and SAFETY SPECIAL toughest schedule ot any team behind by 16 In the first quar- throws In the final seconds to 80. l^d^ them melr fourth t/Baltimore Lee Angeles at St. Louis {Nraoticed too muidi law to pre- seenls bettor than ever, In Class A. Wim me return of ter, then playing our heads off °«s®t a layup by Don Nelson. Turning point came In me stral^ loss, 86-21. diet the outcome of anything "Robert Tpre Jones won 18 Jangy Ed Del Mastro to me to come back and almost lose It, Jo-J® White and Cowens tWrd quarter when me wUd- Marshall had 17 points and as ORIOLES BRAKES RELINED Mierkon League Eut Uke thta.” m ajor tiUes ta hta great ca- lliiMip the R eb els^ stronger on an out^rf-bounds play.” a^^^d 28 and 26 points, respec- shooting Buzzards could rtian- many rebounds and got help The dynamic, 49-year-old at- reer,” said Jack. “I have taken e INSPECT BRAKE DRUMS than ever. John HavUcek who led me “vely. tor Boston. age to score' ugarsFile teem okeepet m a^ e CHECK WHEEL CYLINDERS The Eagles'successfully up- Celtics vrim 84 polnte, forced/ ------Md t^l^, 62-86, wim one peri- Jtor^ J®*®” ’ Cleveland CavaUers of the Na- teure. Nothing would be bigger FOR LEAKS ended KUllng^y High In It# first the overtime wim a steal and Sophomore of the Week Madden pHer run^i Otiolet ' strpik- ■ tlonai BasketbaU Assooiatlon for me than to win me grand WHITEWALL tourney test vdiUe Soum wUl be basket mat Ued me score at BOSTON (AP) — Ken Boyd Paul Dlnlon wasn’t (12) ^ toug^i Jeff Gagncm (7) Suit Against legit lett WerU Serlet le tertn and me Cleveland Baroos of siam ta one year and to sur- e INSPECT MASTER CYL­ -/ ''gggiet fe HmbuitA otter INDER ft HYDRAULIC making Its 1972 tourney debut. 118-118 at me end ot regulation of Boston Urdverslty has been ^ P‘, ■ “P **’® me American Hockey 'Legue, ______LINES The Rebels tacked 58-47 and play. named Yankee Conference toe last 10 minutes. TOSMfESSSIEN 8 LEAGUE , 'jejiglng. eft to a 2-0 itorf. declined to comment on details 4 PLY POLYESTER COI 58-68 defeats on East In the The lead chati£r®d hands 11 Sophomore of the Week. Botsoneau and Hank Per- Barons, Mdth a torrid last R ival Loop fewer-hMeg Fraek liMiuen of me purchase. But sources e FILL MASTER CYLINDER Including Lining wet trafsrf to Lot Asgelts. TO PROPER LEVEL. HCXJ wlth'the latter game In times In the frantic fourth The 6-foot-6 Boyd scored 87 tallied 18 points for ^ ^ put the purchase prtce near (10 Boston’s Hodge CHRYSLER - POLARA - 7 particular being a thriller from quarter. points and hauled down 21 ^ Dentics with tall Steve SI- Honda GREENSBORO, , « NX3. (AP) ^ — And. tteedout gtetrel managtr mUUon. e RELINE BRAKES 650x13 F7 jjhrry Dsitos mered to Calltor- FURY8. (4.09 MORE ^ to finish. Abdul-Jabbar put In two hook rebounds In the Terrier’s 99-91 “ <» “ Wing 16 and PhU Daly 11. mght at me Y, winning 98- The Cartdlna Coug^ oi the The blU would be shared by Set to Return e ADJUST AND EQUALIZE Like Bast CatfaoUc, Ellington diots and a pair of free throws ^ over Brandeis last )^k. Bunion led the losers wim 28 .r .u ^ American Basketb^l A«wl- Me'Asgth.A--- Tkmrm TImrt ttom ertfwili Iwo Asit> osl- WHEEL CYLINDBR * MUeU and five local hackers — BRAKES AND TURNINO AND . . *6 and BlU^cCarthy added 16. ^Pm Vaughn led me winners aU«i have announced me filing ftostfisg iMprcosM/i; MMdtr Howard Metaenhoum, Alva BOSTON (AP) — Winger Ken Westown Jumped off to an ’*'*to 28 points foUowed by Andy In U.8. Dtatrtct Court in AUanta BebbJ' Grkb, letmeational Dave McNally e CHECK AND ADJUST TRU BIN a OF DRUMS *17.90^ *21.90 Bonda, Bruce Fine, MArehaU Hodge, who has been out of the PARKINQ BRAKE EXTRA! early 10-2 lead only to have ^*(6 18, Vic Laptlk |8 and Lars Monday of an anUtiust suit 't MVr.HV- tremr.w.-. ttodmper. , Fine and Joeepb Ztagale, aU Boeton Bruin’s Uneujp for over Owi (ayfor, JOO-bIttleg gutlMdtr et Boehetter. Tbe latter two H78x14 fr 15 Robert’s roar back for a 21-21 Anderson 17. Merrill Meyers against several Individuals and"* Cleveland businessmen. monm wim a. orated anUe, e ROAD TEST Disc Brakes Slightly Extra ,C78x14 Or 15 ^ s s r f et Intetha of yomig bleed In Orlelet. KoU sm m ^ 36, while lead at the buzzer. Behind (2U> R®» iP^nry, Walt Bychol- me NaUonal Basketball Associ- “We’ve talked Wtth Vernon may see action on the Bruin’s CHRYSLER PRODUCTS ONLY NBA-ABA Merger Craig Phillips’ Inured play, Hewitt, each wim ation, charging that me older iMr tkkd krooirs WWnioiii ifArtkv pitcher Mifo Ctft/lar M eatHeUer Don teford ere 35. Tbe bautf ftuntiiif ground arer (tadiahs owner Vernon Stout- upcoming two-game road trip, 4 Westown chipped away at Rob-' pohits, paced Hrnida. league conspired to pirate Jim fer) on and off for two years,” Coach Tom Johnson said >24.90^ *27.90 ert’s lead and narrowed me gap SENIOR LEAGUE H McDaniels, that mthrerbiel bUI beckent. But tbe Orioles remein one et tbe * In batebell. No end to their winning w e» It yet In Mlletl saidL Monday that Hoilge would ac- •Plui F.E.T. $1.97 to $3.16 P« T ir. to 48-40 at halftime. Langan VW walIo{>ed Allied The suit says the NBA is try- “Every roy dreams of own- company me team today whMi FRONT END AUGNMENT Subcommittee Rejected Bid Bruce and Phil Hence started R>ftotlng, 124-87, as Norm Dalg- tag to ’’’pirate players and su- tag a b^baU club, enpeolally r leavee for Mtanesota to pre- scortag heavy for Robert’s In toe hot hand wim 86 perstars .from me ABA wim ta- J ^ ^ I N G - ^ o s r 20-h m * wIsNr*. The diKSuion cos tad Ihtia: If he’s {Uiqred the 4 >ort as I Wednesday night’s Na- the mird period and me lead P®toto. tent to create a monopoly In ' Cstitar, Dot* MsNaliy, fot Dobtes. Jim Psimtr. And ytl— Ikart’i hwve. R’s a grtat ojqiortunlty ttanal Hockey League encoim- ■ I V 1 r V D E 1■ ■ A M WASHINGTON (AP) testified before the Senate anti- sonable business {xupose would 69-69 Phil Roalllo netted 21 points major leaguO basketball.” trust and monopoly subcom- be served ly me absorption by increa^ to -- t'- 'stwetmar lo de HSrriws, 15-5 sad wlaalsgaat pUehat ia -lstorao- for aervlOf,” ter Withurim themo North auiuSUra. . ' $ * 1 ^ 9 5 Ck>ngress should not have j rr Hence, leading me fast break, ’ Dick Bowman and Dick In 1969, me ABA filed a aim- Haaol-Uagsa. Iif9to> prablam: galtias warfciag dim for oahtaad- Asked ata>ut ehartag-the Ih- figure It will be better for mlttee all opposed a bUl which me senior league of the com- ™,®®’ Mamlcke each talUod 20 mark- liar anUtnist aoUon against me I Kievin 'Ileniey to rescue poor k ii rtliavtrt Ilka, Eddia W o». Ofc, Earl‘Waovar't haodocliat. 'dlans wll New Orteahs for 80 Ken to go wim us and practice DIV. W HOLESALE TIRE CO...... — — m an age- would allow me NBA and me paratlvely newly-formed ABA.” W J^® era In me win. AlUed was led NBA. It was d r o p p e d w a con- home games as mentioned by yjg team and {>e'thaps play ment, a National Basket- to merge. h«^ng, omen, appe^ng before me the^^ by Ed Patulak (22), PhU Clark dlUon of ^ n S uT agreement INFJELD—CsB (aag Fowall ratom to farm oftar "poor" 71 laaioa? Stouffer, keeping the Indiana ta ^ Johnson said. "He’s CAR CARE CHRYSLER PRODUCTS ONLY HARTFORD NEWINDTON MANCHESTER ball Association club owner *'‘‘‘®** continue today, subcommittee Monday Included Tierney AILHCC Sefection Ha ksd bod wfitt bet id tl hit 22 bomari sad bod 92 E lls. Dovty ...... oaii ABBOciaxion ciuo owner postponed unUl press- Bill------Bradley- of me New York ’5 fe _ hv3 - , blShS'combtaed <“ >’ J*™ il6) and Ron to pursue a'merger cfT e two Cleveland luid omer plana tor having trouble getting lo'e time 2686 lerlin Tpka. Elongated Kevin Tlemey Is Where named to me team Jobsten b lapa^ at lacend, oi ora Mark (alaagar at ifcoit end n o Walnut Strait (0^. ChlMM Hitchliif 3S7 Broad Straat has t o ld a Senate sub- Ing senateSenate business isIs ‘ com- Knlcks; football’s John Mackey tbjpotots,T^lbotats, PhU with 88 and ^ ™ ^ g ^ g n ,j MIDGETS '^UtnisMa^e^^^ me club, sUleti said, "You’re lo^ily and he’ll be»able to 3 me cnly East Camollc High were Frank Adamsk and JfMm Rebiaioa at tkird. Post) COnunittee. | pleted, acting chairman Sam of mTe ' Bsdtlmore Colts; Bemle ______talktag about awAher guy’s whUe we’re on t$e road." me Baltimore Colts; Bemle ------^^------Center Billiards clinched me Tedd Munchak, owner of me {Uayer named to the 1971-72 AU- ot aniim Cathoiio Tnnu club. It'b premature to talk Johnson said he hasn’t de- MOTORS ../‘If me American Basketball Ervin Jr., D-N.C., said. . Barrish, former member of me ObTFIELD— luford (.290) U azeallant Itad-off man; foal Hair, ona S 2 7 - 3 1 4 6 6 6 T - 0 8 1 5 8 4 3 - 2 4 4 4 \ o I* Wtle last night wim a 68-87 win Cougars, did not say whether Hartford County (^cmferenca ph«i._ ^ ,, about meso things at this jg{ggg whemer he udU restore AMoclatlon has made manage- "The tvra basic business rea- Cleveland Browns; Ed Garvey, of gooM'i b«*t gleva man; Morv Rattanmiiad (.3.11) and Mylar makt B o w l i n e .over the West Sides. Once again he Intended to use the irait to team selected by the six coach- ?"* * * « ot Northwest CathoUc time.” Hodge to hta right Yrinig position CHORCHES INC. Mon.-Fri. 8:00-S:E vp nateppobla eatfiald. \ Mon.-Fri. 7;30-5;30 Mon.-Fri. S-8 nunt mistakes, then I think son s'for the merger” are hiiis executive director. National'- ® ' Ren Sawyer led me winning cf- try to wreck me tentative es. “ ' and Bid Generous of Xavier., Thun, ’til 7 r.M. they have to {>ay the penalty," reserve, or option, clause and Football League Players Asso------on the line wim Wayne C5ash- ^9 OAKLAND STREET CHURCM — Ralph CTark 209, fense wim 26 points. Team- merger agreement. He said The senior Eagle led me lo^ Honortible 1 mention went to CATCHINiS— farfcops waokaat patidon; Elrad Handricki aad Andy Football coach BOb. Oevimey man and PhU Esposito or find Saturday 7:30-1230 Sat. 8-12:30 Sat. 8-4 Marvta Kratter, {tartKrwner of me common draft, Kratter elation; Rep. "Louis Stokes, D- phll Johnson 215, Joe Dawood mate Gary Goods added U recently, moug^, that he would cals In scoring wim 306 {>otata Mark Lewis of S f Bamnm>a Etcb^ rran am only Mmtwiiat battor than adtqaalt an a taani of of Nebraska formerly yrae aa « new .spot fo r l£ n . bfike Wal- MANCHESTER, CONN, tba MBA’s Golden. 8t^ War- said. Ohio, and Paul C. Wamke, rep- 212, Pete Uriano 214, Chet petals. ICevin Goff (21) and "find It hard to be partners for a 16.6 game average and al- Mlkd KUmas and l^b Gardner MOST MA|OR CHARGE CARDS HONORED rionr, said Monday. "I believe, absent these two resenting the NBA Players As- Tlwmas 309, ~Art J

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THANKS, BOSS I ALMOST MISSEP MAYBE WE AW, POP BESIDES. WE YAWN! A\V COFFEE BREAK! OUSHTATELU COULD C0ULDNT3TAY y^MTSUP wroi r r PCP\ T H A T BANS HIM.' HE StHNOOto. Aniwtr to FrtHoin Fuitlo f*l4. RED rfHULL HEADS POeSNT SET 5ANa* PJtf. DAT BBFOBB PDBUGATION 22 Indian maiden (coll.) 47 Franklin and STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD crustaceans fireplaces, flagstone terraces. BABYSITTER 'wanted, 0 days, 31 Hungarian 23 Storehouses 36 Look gay namesakes Deadline fw Saturday and Monday Is 4:80 p.m. Friday call 646-7489 after 0 p.m . T h o u g h t” " 1 I n fo r t THE BOAT WAS A BEAUTY r- girl’s name 24 Drinks little 37 Small child 49 Abstract being All concrete repairs, both In­ ^ ------1 LAUDERDALE— LOADED WITH EXTRAS/ THE / 32 Feminine by little 40 Transaction M High card side and outside, radlings, LEGAL secretary, experienced, VES— AS A MATTER OF _ PRICE WAS # 9 ,6 5 0 / appellation 25 Woman’s 41 Table scraps 52 Permit PLEASE READ YOUR AD landscaping. Reasonably Manchester law office. Write FACT, I DID SELL A SCAT FOR W HOW 33 Supplicate name 42 Existed 53 Gibbon priced. Call 643-0801. T o d a y ! CASH —LAST WEEK— IT WAS V MUCH^. c a n n e d m “Wniit Ade" are taken ever tiu phmie as a to Box A, Manchester Herald. V/\ L \J9ETS HOPE 34 Certain jewels 1 2 3 5 r - r " r - 5” TT A 2 9 FOOT CRUISER/ WAS IT ?i YOU'RE RISHT, 35 Most 4 should read bis ad the FIRST D ^ ra A P r m ^ ^ r e p o r t e r r o r s in time for the CUSTOMERS SERVICE 3--I sorrowful 11 IT 13 38 Girl’s name next fauertten. T te Hem ld Is reeponelble for only O N E tat- Household Services 13-A REPRESENTATIVES CALL 643-2711 (Pl.) 14 IB oone^ or omitted insertion lor any advertisoment and then 39 Armed fleets only to e x t ^ of a “ make good” laaertlon. Errors rriilch Natltaial manufacturer and dis­ 41 Be indebted *•“ '**«“ ot the advertisement wUl not be LIGHT trucking, cellar and at­ tributor has immediate openings Manchester I OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN for m corrected Ity “make good” Insertion. tics cleaned, odd jobs, lawns, 1 for customer service representa­ . . . Soflwon* 44 Fish trees cut and removed. Call tives. Ebccellent wages and bene­ may hov* M ot y«u Evening 45 Shakespear­ 24 PT zi is a 30 643-6000. fits for individuals with ly --- -- , , , ...... I PIP, y o u SOMETHIN' TYFEP I’LL BRING 35 IT T O YOU— AN’ W HEN VOU OR AYDDEU 55 Heavy 99 Automobiles For Sole 4 WOULPW'T HAVE Owner of Pike Coin Wash and MARTIN-BROWER CORP. TO SPENP SO NEEP A BOARP SAWEP, YOPELEP, 56 Signification 30 D ry CleaxUng, 270 West Middle M UCH TIM E B R IN G IT SEE ME, 57 Lrck oyiair 1908 CHEVROLET — bucket 200 Prestige Park Rd.' Happy Birthday r r HERALD Tumfrike, next to Stop and ON TH E M E S DOWN 4T 42 4 3 ^ g w r 4T 4T 4T East Hartford ANP REPORTS. running condition. Call 646 4$ 51 or caU 628-9886 1 Genus of frogs BOX LETTERS 2T70 after 0 p.m. ask for Chris, REWEAVING of bums, moth- ANN T 2 Attention “DONT fence me In.” If that’s BY AL VERMEER 3 Namesakes of 5T 6S best offer. ’ holes, rippers repaired. Wln- PRISCILLA’S POP F or Your the way you feel about a 9 to 6 ! a Gershwin HT 57 „ ------rrz;---- :— flow shades made to measure, 4 Louse egg Information C H ^ ^ L B T Nova 1071, 4Kloor veneUan bUnds. Key^ job, Avon la for you. Avon LARIVEE 5 Lamprey s ^ , 0 cylinder star^ whUte you wait. Tape ^ Representatives set their own (NIVKSSAriS INTISnilSI AUN.) IHE HERALD will not tranamlsalon, radio, white- corders for rent. Marlow’s, 867 hours, selling our famous from disclose the Identity of walls, wheel covers, side trim, Main S t , 64941221. products in their spare time. any advertiser uring box very low m ileage, |2,800. 742- CaU now, 289-4922. letters. Readers answer­ -9U 8. Archie Bunker ing blind box ads who 1*72 br NEA, CLERK-TYPIST, smaU office desire to protect their CLASSIC 1902 Packard 200, 4- Buildiifg Contracting 14 In M anchester. Good working identity can follow this door sedan, 08,000 original , . conditions, five-day 'week. procedu re: "This is the latest thing in snowmobiling— 380 horse­ Happy Birthday Happy Birthday CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER miles, no rust, immaculate. MASONRY, low out of season (Phone 647-9979. power, radio, heater, color TV, built-in bar, telephone, MARY Enclose your reply to $600 firm . 649-3417. prices, all types of stone and CONRAD the box In an envelope — concrete work. Replaster and automatic transmission, super-cushion shocks, deluxe WOMAN to care fo r tw o chU- address to the Classified 1970 FORD MAVERICK, good improve your cellar now. Call interior . . ." dren, nights. Manchester Love, Manager, Manchester conditlmi. $1,890. Savings Bank after 5 p.m . 643-1870, 644-2970. area. Must have own trans­ "Soon not to be a Dad, Mom, Anne, Evening Herald, together o f Manchester. 646-1700. portation. CaU between 10 NEWTON H. SMITH A SONS — 3-7 with a memo listing the a.m . and 2 p.m ., 646-2647. Single Swinger" Peter, Kathy & Minu reciprocity Remodeling, repairing, addi­ companies you do NOT M ovin g > Help W onted-Fem ale 35 want to see your letter. Trucks ~ Tractors tions,vasAAtOf recaw/ aa^^asMirooms, f/vavaacoporches cua«aand ^ ^ KHJOI8TE1RE1D Nurse — Emer- Hey RUBBER LEGS Tour letter will be de­ roaring. No job too small. Call • T rucking — StOTOgS 20 gM icy room , 8-11 p.m . shift, Love, stroyed if the advertiser 1967 SCOUT — Drive and body 649-3144. ^ ------Barbara Hope you do as well in In excellent shape, has never ______!______. ______MANCHESTER — Delivery - fuU-Ume, RockvlUe General SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL is one you’ve mentioned. Are You The Qualified H ospital, 8724)601 ext. 28. baseball as basketball. If not it 'wlU be handled been used for plowing, $1,600. CARPENTRY — Repairs, re- trucking and package de- Happy Birthday GUMMER STREET BY PHIL KROHN in the usual manner. Call after 4 p.m., 649-7678. modeling, addlOons, rooring. livery. Refrigerators, washers PART-TIME counter work, Love Always, Call David Patria, South Wind- and stove moving specialty. SECRETARY Monday, Wednesday and Fri­ LYNNE "Bouncey" 1964 CHEVY, half ton pick-up, 6111706. Folding chairs fo r rent. 649- day. Midnight to 6 a.m. Uni­ low mileage, many extras, * ______0762. With above-average sklUs, form fumiriied. Come in for from Happy loth Birthday RboM / Lost and Found 1 very good condiUen. Call 649- CARPENTRY AND who desires employnvsnt In interview, 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, the Venum area? Compen- Wedneawy or Friday eve­ The Three S's and Tom POUND — Beige male cat, vi­ ______BUILDING Painring - Papering 21 aSUon open—comm ensurate TIM . ^ A u t y 5ALnversion Chemicai Corp. b a b y s i t t e r to Uve In, care Laughing "Eyes" FOUND — Black and white, fe- Ana* a ______n r ln s ^ ___ A 649-0773 Evenings painted. Also Interior painting 2 1O East Main St. male, mongrel. ChU Dog War- AUfO ACCeSSOIIei-TIreS 6 and wallpqpering. CaU 289- RockvlUe, Conn. 06(W6 fo r two smaU boys. 647-1280. It’s been a long, long time. Happy Birthday M 3-7 den, 646-4000. IMPORTED CAR tires on sale dESZYNSKI builder — 0778 .j 3 _ X "T" at the Tire OuUet, Vernon Clr- new homes custom built, re­ T. J. ETJLJ^AGAN & SONS — WANTED — Woman experirtic- NURSES AIDE, 11-7, Laurel MOMMY FOUND —Beautiful young , „ modeling, additions, . rec male Siamese cat on East <3en- Vernon, Conn, Painting told papering. Fully 1® direct selling. Have Manor, 649-4019. / NEW C N S P i l \ rooms, garages, kitchens re­ Love, ter St., Manchester, Please Insured, workmen’s compensa- opening in management. Call , ; 3-7 \5 N eA T . modeled, bath tile, cement tlon, UabiUty, property dam- tar Interview 876-7307. Chuck and Amy callKir42-7870. Trailert - work. Steps, c^ormers. Resi­ Happy 43rd age. CaU 648-1948. Help W ante«l-^cde 36 M dblle H oiliet 6 -A dential or com m ercial, CaU NEED extra money? We luive 649-4291. Happy 15th Birthday PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI Announerniwnts RICHARD E MARTIN. FuU a challenging position a'vall- D. 0 . M. j W ____ _ 1969 YELLOWSTONE 19%’ professional painting service, DORMERS, garages, porches, able 'With flexible hours. CaU JOANNE MURRAY RESERVE NOW! New lianquet self-contained trailer, interior-exterior. Free esU- for interview, 648-0472. MAINTAINERS A yoUfRE ON THERE. rec rooms, room additions. SOfAE WHERE.' haU, alivcondltloned, carptoed, plete with canopy and mos- m ates, fuUy insured. 649-4411. With Love, C »m W MU. IR, TJ*. Rt. UA CW. full har iritnhM, niilto ntotinv. 12.490. 742-7693. Wtchens, add-Brlevels, roofing. $2 HOURLY, plus bonuses for Positions available for 3 Main- Happy 13th Birthday Pr^ ^ bar, kitchen faculties, quit© netting. $2,496. 742-7693. Grandma 3 A ! N ^ - C iW 1 0 todlng, g ^ ra l repaira. Qual- iNSIDEl^-outside painting. Spe- part-time servicing of FuUer tainers In state-operated com FRANK ‘Why can't he be like her other dates and just sit o ^ p e r . —. . . . „ WOTkmanshlp. Placing clai rates for people over 66. 3 ,^^^ customer*. No expert- munlty coUegp, 36-hour week, 2 and Grandpa ' ^ - i — ^ around and e a t? " tw rs avaUt^ The Coltmv c«»*• Triumph 600. Best offer, rec rooms, dormers, porches, decorating. Interior and ex- day and 9 until noon Saturday. j ^ 252 Spencer St-, Man- FOR EVERVBODV? Mom, Dad, JOHN F E E r . slotSty hOT^or ^ e 649-4476 between 6-6 p.m. cabinets, formica, bullt-lns, terior, paperhangliig, fuUy In- ExceUent typing and accuracy ^'sjer. Happy 5th Month bathroom s, kitchens; M9-3446. sured. For free estimates, caU with figures required. Neat- Debbie and Sam Reasonable rates. CaU 649- ness and pleasant telephcnp EXPERIENCED cook with 9146. 640-9668. If no answer 643-6862. and Happy Birthday . 1971 HONDA-380SL, excellent maimer essential. Qualified some knowledge of baking, for Happiness is getting MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY condition.” 649-0006. appUcants should submit bust- full-time position. Many fringe Love Always, INCOME TAX returns prepar­ __ Roofing - SMing 16 “ ~~~Zm a Happy Ad HEfe OLTT YES, WE^E GOING ed by appointment In your ness and personal references benefits. CaU Miss Stack at Caren , " l 3 AL LAPLANT—Siding, roofing, Floor Hnhhlng 24 C O L D l! TO HAVE TO TAKE home or office. Personal and Business SeiVlCSt to Box “ SS” , M anchester Her- 242-6207, between 8-3:30 p.m business. ChU e48-6838, Russell ------— storm .windows, awnings. (Jual- ______FLOOR SANDING,______and______refln- aid. /MORE PR EO U m O N S Help Wonted-Mole 36 IN T H E PUTXJRE. L. Burnett. PURITY CTeanlng Company — Ity workmanship, free esti- i^hing (specialising In older PART-TIME carpet salesman, Help Wonted-Male 36 ______I______rug, floor bm andA wlnrlnap'wlndaiw nlAon.clean­ matAflmates. ITnllvFuUy Inmiiwfl. insured. 649-8417. ^uoors;.floors).____ \ Insideinsiae painting,piuiiuiig, paperptn»ci SEX^RETA , xvIBB—W nnnnrtiinitiM6 Iia.V6 8 6 fm-V «vAnlnara evenings. AApply nniv WAtklUfiWatkins RPOfl..Bros., ing. CaU for- free estim ates. 872-9187. hanging. No job too smaU. tj? 936 Main St., Manchester. $690 GUARANTEED SUBSTITUTE, 2 days weekly i' INCOACB TAXES prepared *>y h(mai<''Matoer Charge. CaU ------John VerfaUle, 646-5760. 872- for motor route, starts 3:30 C3CK 3-7 Gordon Fogg, 64(W ^ «4? m 60 BIDWBLL Home Im provem ent ing and riiorthand skills. At (t 1W1 kr H U . Inc. T*4 lUf. U1 Pet, OH. a.m. Car necessary. Phone DANGER! ------______Co. Expert installatitoi of alu- 2 2 2 2 . least one year experience. Ex­ TO START 1— / SKILLED 644-2846 after 6 p.m . CROQUET OONNBXTnCUT and Federal s r q W Plowing — commercial minum siding, gUtiers and ceUent companies and benefits. Ckinstruction workers, fac­ GA^^E IN tax returns prepared In your residential. Cold mom- trims. Roofing instaUation and F ee paid. Salary to $180 {dus. OR UNSKILLED tory workers, milkmen, CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE hom e. B ill Sheridan, 742-9287, start your ca r? We repairs. 649-6496, 875-9109. B onds - Rita Girl, 99 East Center St., route men, salesmen. No PROGRESS $720 to START . after 6 p.m. j^gssonable rates. CaU Stocks - MortgagM 27 M anchester, 646-3441. experience necessary, Will n l OUI- ZIZ 19 M’9IC0 BUBP9DB'9 r AAA NINETTB.ANP \ I WILL TELL MR. BLEPS06 f I-UH- FEAR YOtT VB COlWE AT A P A S Roofing, roofing and re- trton. Fringe benefits, se­ Help Wanted - now. 646-8467, 647-9804. Several men needed to work HUNTING L0P6BI COMB IN1...VDU ZI9 19 AW HU9BANR ) ZE BOSS YOU XM CAPTAIN I RATHER AWKWARP TIAAB.9 ~ INCOME TAX preparation. pairs done, realistically. Free MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd, SECRETARY — Girt Friday, curity and advancements. FiWP YOUR WAY HERE FROM PIERRE..WB TAKE / ARB HERE with expanding electrical Male or Female 37 3-7 EASY..'HERE V FOR MB ANP MV QUEST! CaU Dtoi M bsler, 649-8829, 247- TWO YOUNG married men will estim ates. CaU anytim e, 649- m ortgages — Interim financ- one girt office, good typing and Call 669-0483 Saturday or CAREDFZEUOP0EL^ M’9IEU ON BUSINESS and mechanical equipment Monday 9-5 p.m . 8U6. do amaU repair job s an^ paint­ 1618. ing — expedient and con- general , office experience. company. Positions now FROM MeKEE SALESS-MANAGEadENT — Do IMPUSTRIESK ing, also cellar cleaning and ______^_____ fidential service. J. D. Real Hours 9-6. Fee paid. Rita Girl, available in maintenance, 99 E. Center St., Manchester, office- personnel, installation you like working with people, AutonrabllM For Solo 4 light trucjdng. CaU 646-2692, Estate A ssoc., 648-6129. JANITORS evenings — Man ' 646-3726. ______Roofing and 646-3441. and management trainees. Chester area. Experienced but don’t like seUljjg? Can you For more information and manage people? Can' you ac­ NEED CAR? Credit very bad? CaU 643-6091, 3-6 p.m . only. BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE ______FREE - Interior decorating wnimmry. Chlm noyS 16-A kuidf^Realtv BOOKKEEPER - Automotive interview, caU Saturday or cept an incom e potential o f $2,- Monday, 9-6 p.m . 669-1011. BULLDOZEIR operators need 600 per month and up? If you HE WA6NT TRANKVS NOW, LOOK, MR. Srt^ISlilar^SSSr iJSSt a **'’*®* ®" r o o f i n g ~ speclauzlng re- statewide. Credit rating unnec- BUT PONT BE n o n s e n s e ; THE BOY NEEPS ed. See School and Classes No . can, please call tor personal INVITED, SIR., FORCEFUL, BUTTERCUP, ITS A SUCKER, SIR. Uon, ^pery coordlnatiOT, “pairing roofs Hindi new essary. Reasmudile. Oonfldbn- kij^^^*^****^*** rience**'*^ HE FORCED MY HELP, YOUNG A4AN, AND J 33. interview. 647-1327. ALL RIGHT. MOST C0MMEN0A8LE FRANKY ISA DON’T INTEND LET HIM wlwri,WUOXv* iKXvUw tratol TITHMv AUOh**S ub ASgSEMsVafinance ■ OA roofs, gutter work, ww«s»| chimneys, tlal, quick arrangement —— ^ eleotrcnic accounting helofULhelpful. SALES-MARKETXNG. Part- HIS WAY INTO WITH MY OF YOU TO WANT TO company plan. Douglas Motors Oistom Squares, 66 cooper si., repaired. 80 years vln Lundy Agency. 627-7971. HARDENED DOWN, Call. Mr. Bayless at Ted Tru- to>«nlngs. Training avaU- MY HOUSE HELP- TD HELP AN hood. HE'L \648-9692. experience. Free estimates. 100 Constitution Plaxa, Hart­ >W0- 846 Main. don, In c., 646-1712. able. Over 21. 649-4194. EX- CONVICT CO TAKE YOU PBINING Servlco — Saws. Call Howley, '643-6361. ford. Evenings,______283-6879. STRAIGHT. 1966 FORD Mustang convert- [Ives, axes, shears, skates, — ------DENTAL Secretary — recep- AMBITIOUS man, neat appear- lU e, 289,. 090*1 octuU- blades. Quick service. - . , «« tionist wanted for modem ing, willing to learn, full-time tlcn, best offer. 648-9654. STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF Capitol Equipment Oo.^ 88 |,|Q||y|||^g|,||p|||||||^g |7 SchOOlS Olid ClOSSet 33 downtown Hartford speciality in parte department of busy 3rd SHIFT Main St., Manchester. Hours office. Typing and basic book- concern. Write P a^ Position, IE VAN 15 OUTSIPE ^ hT unoekstamd’ ^ ^I'M UERV OF THESE Y^VEN IF THE CAR IS ^ daUy 7:80-6, Hiursday, 7:80-9 GRANTS Plumbing Service — keeping necessary. Call 622- U.S. Post Office Drawer 190, 7 -CAWWIN6 THE HOT WHY WE HAWENT HEARD tUXURVCARS-BUT IP PICKED UP, IT IS BEINQ LINCOLN Saturday, 7:80-4. 648-7968. Free estim ates, plus quality BULLDOZER 9211. Manchester, Conn, giving edu- OPPORTUNITIES HEAP/THE KIPCAH ncOM PURKYUPATSUN TH^ISNOSIDLEN- DRIVEN BY JOE INNOCENT/ work. 648-6841. ------— cation and experience. START glflHT WOM QUEEN LOOSE/ VEHIOE ALERT-IT -AMO THERE'S OUR BOY OONTINfiNTAL TREE SERVICE (Soucler) OPERATORS MAID wanted part-time, mom------Midnight to 7 A M , THIS PLACE! SHOULD BE EASY/ now! PUTOHYOURRIch- Tneos cut, buUdlng lots clear- SAM WATSON Plumbing and NEEDED ings. Must have own transpor­ MATRON WIS.' , 1967 ed, trees toi^>ed. Got a tree Heating. Bathroom remodel- tation. Phone 644-1604, Man- CXX>K fo r days, no Sundays. Monday night thru Friday night aU power, air-conditioned, problem? WeU worth phmie ing and repairs. Free esti­ BIG MONEY CAREER Chester M otel. Call 64941696. 4-door, 'Vinyl t. Ask fo r H arry caU, 742-8262. m ates. Call 649-8806. BE READY FOR SPRING • SET-UP MAN Capfibifi of atttinc up milting machinet. muitl-apindia 649-6689 o r 649-9619 h a n d y man, general repairs, M A M Plumbing and Heating, Resident school speolallilng in drilling aquipmant and ralatad matal woridng production painting, carpentry, agd ce- no job too small. Free esti- complete field traliiliig on back- machinary. Ability to raad shop drawings and usa ' ment work. Reasonable’' rates mates gladly given, bathroom hoes, loaders, and doMt*. FuU ^ pracialon mtaaurlng initrumants. HMw n m n vwnT.ta»r stai Ata d. and good experience. <3aU 648- remodeUng, heating systems and part-time classes, AUled Coventry Board of Education LANCELOT BY COKER and PENN dam- 6 cylinder ■’»»/-• 7996 or 228-9287. • - worked on, w ater pump worlf. Construction Training School, a MACHINE OPERATORS matio,^«tolent condltii. $460 picK’S Snow Mowing faucet packings. 640-2871. Springfield, Mass. CaU OoUect Control OAco Socrofoiy Mutt bt eblt to Mt-up own work. 1 HOBOPH' HAS SLIPPED' /weuL,ATLEAeir\ 1-44S-66M anytime. ON A OANANA I^ E L V ARUTABA^. ,1 or best oftor, must Stol. Call in sendng Rockle:^ BOTTI Heating and Plumbing 1- SINCE THE PAHBOfi, IS ORIGINAL O48-.9706.______' ______and surrounding areas. Drive- — Prompt, courteous service. Qualifications: Good Shorthand and Tjrpin^ Skills, a OPERATORS LAUREL ANC? HARW/y Maehina axparianca nacassary. Sat-up background 1906 VOLKSWAGEN bus, good ways, sidewalks, sanding. Call C*all 648-1496.______Personable. not raquirad. condition. Gas heater, aiAing 648-0002, Help Wemod-Female 35 SALARY: $2^.50 per hour — 25 hours per wieek with $600 firm . Phone 648-0676. Good wsges and benefits LITTLE SPORTS! BY ROUSON ,______CARPENTER avaUaWe eve- MIHInory, ------:------fringe benefits including 8 paid holidays:, Apply In person to Personnel Dept. ■ nings and weekends. No ^b ^iMsmoklng 19 RN and LPN. 11-7, full or part- DUTIES: Board Minutes. Preparation of board ma­ ^ ______ThoM ® ' 2 . tj,>,,g_.also tUpower* and RECEPTIONIST wanted, Mon- terial. Assist in Central office work. draperies made. Free plok-up day-Tliursday, 6-0 p.m. Satur- Manufacturing 1060 FORD, G alaxy 600 J 4j and deUvery. Call 648-0460 ask days 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Chr neces- CONTACT: Dr. Donald C. Hardy, Superintendent Company 1 door,' $800. OaU 743-68811 . JUNK car* removed, any con- Raply P.O. Box 222, BCK 800 .’ dltion. $10, Phone 872-0488. ------Manchester, Conn. Coventry, Conn. 06288 H ia e o O s 1088 RBNAyUT 10, 4-speed, LADIES’ dressies, suits, wed- 1 Jacobs Road, West Hartford; Connecticut r ; very 'gxxMl run- UljUSSlD or unwonted^ cars rer ding gowns told veUs, all cus- HAIRDRESSER wanted — Bx- ferJteiJr’*" FHON^: 742-7317 ningccndlttm —Wny $750. moved, $10. removal' cUarge.^tom made. Some alterations, perlqnced. Excellent working An ogiraf opportynity ym phyr M/F . CoU 008-0800.' Ask fo r D ave, 876-6889. Reasimable p rices. 649-1188. coiidltions. 648-7906.

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MANCHESTER EVENING liM aL P , MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1972 PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER.'^CONN,. TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1972 Hoosot For Solo 72 Oiit of Town Out of Town WoRfMl— Rod B8tato77 Coventry ; ■, THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Houses For Sate 72 Houses For Sate 72 Hoiises For Sole 72 Housos For 5alo 72 MANCHBSTEiR — ExceUent 6- For Sdo 75 For Solo 75 EXPERTS in locating space Two Buildings Lost COZY GAPE ... Commercial, residential Land Re^i^s MANCHESTER >8>om U « R bunt colonial. EAST HARTFORD — $21,900. WMEM BRAHkIELLA AKtCWERs, COUNTRY LIVING CENTRAL Industrial — for purchote or CLASSIFIED B uTWHEM 9HEOOeSHTKHOW, teacher OVERSIZED GAPE COD New items Include: IQtchen— baths, fireplace, waU-towaU t d l l a n d U PPER 60s 8-bedroom Cape, ceUar, treed A total o f 28 warranty deeds. 1EACMER M6WER SEEM61D »40nCE HER- $3,60Q. worth! Alumtaum siding carpeting. Ask for Joan, tater- lease. Try us, you’ll like us. ^ . MEVER EEEM9 TO MI6S HER. * With fuU-shed dormer on AIR CONDmONING lot. .Aluminum siding, city wa­ But vdthin minutes 'of shopping. —over $1,500. New room —new ' natlonal A ssociates, 647-1800, TRULY ELEGANT Keith Rial E^te, 6464126. In New Britain Fire an suire of paric-like land ter, sewer. Oarage, bus line. 640-1922 trative deed, fiduciary’s deed, Six-room Cape, oversised 2-oar Colonial with first-floor family flooring. Now shuttera-new gut- „ . „ „ . Gracious Uvlng and enter­ V^HEH ZKM 0W .'K1R»I0W .' with full city service and M eyer, ^ a lt o r s , 648-0608. ______\______• and executor’s deed, {Sue a NEW BRIT A IN'(AP) — tur^^ store and several tehe- VAlEKl WAS THE garage With mechanlo’s ]dt. room, huge lot. Frontage over tors. New 100 Am p. service, plus *“ taining can be yours In this Advertising DIP Lovely built-in kitchen, wall-to- only minutes to Hartford. 300’ . Eat-in kitchen, form al din­ WE HAVE cUents who are pre- change of name, were recorded Fire-blackened rubble and the ments. DEaARATIOKl spacious 8H-room Garrison HEBRON — 6^-room Cape, This home has Just been list- ing room, living room has pic­ a covered patio a^tree-stuiUed CQ(.UMBU& OF IHDEPEHDEHCE wall carpeting, 4 bedrooms. Al­ yard! InterestedT CaU now ! Agency, 048-0688. Oolonlal. A choice residen­ fireiSaced living room, 8 bed- pared to buy cMnmercial prop- In the. fIVrvn CSerk’s office dur- outer shell of lower floors were Dark\biUowB of smoke envei- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 'e d fo r a low, low $84,900. ture window, and a fireplace. DISCOVER uminum siding. Trees galore. tial area with nearly 8 acres rpmns, 2 fUU bcUhs, needs gome erty, apartment houses, shop- tag February. all teat remained of two build- loped teOv downtown section- of 8:30 AJM. to 5:00 P.M. 9IG »«E 0f Call Mr. Bogdan today for One full bate, two half-bates, 8 MANCHESTER — 6-6 2-famUy. AMERICA? Only $24,900. Call now. 289-7475 BELFIORE AGENCY ' of your own. *■ large bed­ attention, IH acres. Exclusive, jSng centers or other Invest- Warranties filed were as fol- ings in tee downtown business the city and firemen had to an appointment. 649-6806 btedraoms. Priced In mid SOa. A-1 condition. Fireptace, ga­ or 742-8343. rooms, trontito-baek living Therese Henderson 649-2002. ment i«tyerty. AU cash. Write lows: Cesare Camllleri to Mary district after a general alarm wear oxygen, masks. In addi- 647-1418 rages, patio. lATge lot. Only or cfUl — reverse charges, Pat OoccUa cf Hartford, two lots In fire which raged out of control tlon, firemen'-were hampered COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADYT. BRABHELLA? room, 2-car garage. 8484806 Evans * Clapp, Realton, MLS, 4:M VM. DAT BKFOBE PDBUOATION MANOHBISTBIR. — Executive $88,900. W olcott R eoltom , 868- Kehyon, Stoddard Realty Co., Actors C do^; Armand and for several hours Monday. by' brisk wtaiu, and freezing B&W.'. 8200. 647-1484. Deadline lor Saturday and Mcmday la 4:N p.m. Friday PASEK KEITH transferred. Must seU, 'newer 740 Norte Mato St., West Hart- Gloria AffricOno to Roy and one observer said tee Interior temperatures. The Raised Ranch, aluminum sid­ . B (Sl W • . TOLLAND — Strictly for the ford. Conn., 282-4657. Virginia Homan of Bolton, of tee buildings and tee walls At the height of, tee blaze 289-7476 Realtors-M LS Open 9-9 BARROWS AND WALLACE OO. REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER — ExceUent 6- ing, 4 bedrooms, dining room, room Cape on bus line. Call The ''V executive------seeking, a quaUty — —------— ------——------property on Merrow Rd.; Ger- surrounding tee upper floors about 200 firemen from New TODB OOOPKIUTION WHJL Realtors — MLS 646-4126 649-1922 famUy room with fireplace, BARROWS AND W ALLA^ CO. home with room to entertain. havlrig prowems »U- aldtae M. Chandler to Richard fell to tee ground '‘like a stack Britain and surroundii^ towns BE APPRECIATED D IA L Towne R ealty, 649-4066. 643-2711 REDUCED for quick sale by Manchester Parkade new waU-to-wail carpeting, 8 Realtors — MLs' Colonial Ranchi 8 or 4 bed- hty home. ^ want to chandler cf Coventry, five lots of cards.” The remaining shell were fighting the flre.Xchlef $23,900 — Six-room Oolonlal, baths, 2-car garage, treed lot. MANCHESTER — Two-famUy, rooms, two kitchens, 8 baths, ayaU youiwlf « tee sendees in pine Lake..Shores. resembled tee. ruins of tee Ro- Kelley said tee cause c^the anxious owner, this 4-bedrootn M anchester 649-6806 Manchester Pariiade aluminum siding, new furnace, Low 40’s. Frechette k Martin, 5 4 , tw o-car garage. OaU Towne car garage. Study, 40x16’ rec t Olsen to man Coliseum. blaze Is under tavestlgatlon^d Colonial with H i baths, and de­ Manchester 6484806 Conrinued From Preceding Page tailed 2-car' garage, is our FOREST HILU3 — Immaculate garage, large lot, trees. Hutoh- R ealtors, 647-0093. Realty, 6484066. mwHf with wiui ftreidace umx’UM.a buu and muchiuuvu real e ^ te In the Manchester ru m cU *•F. and ShMey M. Dory j Theremere was was no no oiiiciai official esii- estl- thatthat aa dollardollar estimate or of the ins Agency, R ealtors, 649-6824. more>s^ $82,000. Govang ^Coventry, two loteto Actors mate of tee monetary loss, but damage te unavailable at this Buy of the Month. Walking dls- 7-room Raised Ranch. Alumi­ MANCHESTER W est etde, 6- SOUTH WINDSOR — e-room all achcpls and public num siding, 3 bedrooms, 2 full Agency/448-9674, 872-4106. MTA IUR.11M Wa nAAd Colony;^ : ■ ^, Cava « Construction ^ ------the buildingbuilding atat MainW^n andand CourtCourt ume.ume. The The fire fire was was not not under under Help Wonted - Artlctes^For Sate 45 MANCHESTER — Seveh-room TWO-PAMILY room (dder OcHonlal, 8 large' Ranch, 1% acres, garage, fire- altors, MLS, 648-1121. We need oo. to Jean Pastuta of Man- streets, owned ^ Benjamin control until about 3:30 p.m. ortatioh. For appotntr bates, form4l living room, Colonial. New kitchen, two Central location. Neat and clean. bedroom s, 1% baths,, garage,? place, 4 bedrooms, trout and ANDOVER 6-room Usttags. Mote or Female 37 ment tp inspect, call Doris dining ’ room, rustic family P*'*®®- » fair market value The fire ' was only a block REiSTORE valuable old paint baths, large rooms. Enclosed Ask for Tom Funderburke. Otdy $27,000. LaPenta Agency, ' duck pond, m any extras. CaU Cape, 2 fuU beUnkKUvli] Smith or Bea MUlette, Jarvis room, 2 fireplaces. AU drapes, porch. Aluminum siding. Dou­ .Realtors, 646-2440. Phil DubUewsM, International with firenliice SELLINO your property? We City Assessor away from iMt week's fire" that brushes! Even the hardest Realty Oo., Realtors, MLB, curtata, wall-to-wall caipet- kltoSrf^ A®®"! call ^ H. Lap- «an® ’^® "Jjotatag caused major damage to a ones are easily cleaned with ble garage. Hayes Agency, 646- BELFIORE AGENCY Aaaoclates, 647-1800. take, large eat-in mcnen. o or _ ^ ______WWaterfront a tsrfm n t HAiarhtii-Heights; C George l M r t r a WW. lour-story structure ™on Mata rtgty gtore ^ MANAGERS 648-1121. ing and appliances Included. 0181. ' BRAND NEW 4 bedroom s. Only $28,800. pen Uic., R e a lto n , 649-6261. new Dipplt by Staples. E. A. 647^1418 Rlcclo of street, owned by tee Pudlln- . Besides the Regal Men’s Shop Half -acre beautUully land­ Four-bedroom Oolonlal, 2^ VERNON — Spacious 8 or 4- senger Oo, Realtors, 1-428-! Engineers, nianagers, tech­ Johnson Ck>., Paul's Paint & MANCHESTER — 6 - 'room scaped treed lot. Asking mid MANCHESTER — Nottefleld bedroom Ranch in prestige New Britain, property on South Palk interest, was given a fair ^nd tee Norwood Store, sevenU Wallpaper, Hebron Wood House, Ih i baths, targe kitch­ baths—2-car garage. First floor o r 742-9718. All Old Crows nical people wilting to work PffTfW RUPOLPM 40s. Owner: 648-9270. Green condominium, 8 bed­ MANCHESTER 2-fi^y ^ 2 arta. AU Huntington Drive area. Cen­ OAon T *25,670 by tee „u ,e r businesses wwere ere do outside their field, desper­ Products, Hebron. en. Inlmediate occupancy, bus rooms, rec room, central air- ca r garage, situated on 80x160 utmties. tral air-conditioning. Huge pri­ r ...... Also, Pearl J. and John D. assessor's office. stroyed. Nen8mi6H,P.i. Arc Safe Here Buck to OUbert A. and ‘Iheresa ately needed to fill manage- 3 - 9 line, city utilities. Only $22,- MANCHEISTER — EbcceUent conditioning, carpeting, alumi­ lot. International Assoclatee, vate wooded lot. targe fainlly ------— ------No one was seriously Injured Four firemen and one patrol- c a r p e t s a fright? Make them 900. Hayes A gency 646-0181. condltipn and neighborhood. nvsnt position in fast grow­ num storm s. 646-7949. 647-1800. BELFIORE AGENCY room on first floor, wall-to- Wontod - Roal Estate 77 LYNDON>sIU. (AP) — The M. Dann of Coventry, two lots in tee seven-hour fire, but fire main w ere injured, tee firem en a beautiful sight with Blue Ebcpandable five-room home ing- international corpora­ wall carpeting, formal dliilng ^ ^ ______Village B oa r^ '^ aM>roved a In Oak Grove; Raltta C. Hcff- chief Stephen Kelly described were treated and released at $24,600, IMMACULATE 6-room with fireplace, large family '(• 647-1418 tion. For ai^intment call, n 'o S *“"«* - To •'W 88 ^rtnHHih - Hoi. - LocoMok MANCHESTER — Combination MANCHESTER - Vernon line. room, fireplaoe, garage. Im- SELLINO your home or aerq. resolution designkting Lyndqh a man to tee South Coventry Wa- the scene as “utter devasta- New Britain General Hoepital, Cape, wall-to-wall carpet, 2 kitchen with breakfast nook, residential and business block, Eight-room , Garrlsfm Colonial, MANCHESTER — $10,400. Two- crow sanctuary. . \ ter Co.,’ property on Mata SL; tlon.” 1-203-889-984S. beautifully paneled rooms, maculate condtUen, Immediate age? For prompt friendly ser- ^ J , and Patrolman George Kelly ------Tenements 63 For Rent 64 fiMmal dining room, garage. 8-room single family home, 2H. bates, famUy room, 4 bed­ bedroom Ranch. Ceramic vice caU Louis Dlmock Real- 'P**® resolution paashd. Mon- Bernadette Stader to Douglas Firemen continued to pour ONE of the finer things of life, WANTED _ antloue furniture "'I------— ' ■ ■ - drapes, curtains, shade trees. occupancy, J; Mid 80s. Meyer, Firemen ^ttaued to pwr knocked unconscious when Lovely treed lot. Char Bon store and apartment. Excel­ rooms, double garage. Only bate, alumtaum storms, cel­ ty MO-9828 **^y .forbids shOottag;^ or H. and Jan L. Neumann c f He- water over the rem ains o f the EARN $1.8S hourly plus bonus Blue Lustre carpet and uphol-uphol' on n lin ^ MANCHESTER -Royal Arms NEWINQTON. ExceUent loca- Hutchins A gency, 649-0824. R eatton , 648-0600. hit In the head by a stream of glass, pewter, oil paintings or Ag^ency, 648-0688. lent Investment, $36,900. Hayes $87,600. M ayes Agency, 648- lar, garage, covered patio. ’ ^ molesting any crow within tee bron, land on Cross St.; Helen buildings, one two stories High servicing Fuller Brush custom­ srtery cleaner, Rent electric 2-bedroom townhouse apart­ tlon, store approxim ately 1,000 water from a fire hose. He was other antique items. Any quan­ Homes For Sole 72 Agency, 646-0181. ALL CASH for your property village limits. ^ and Dorothy R. DUlcn to and tee other four stories, teat ers. No experience or invest­ shampooer fl. ments. Fully equi]q>ed kitchen. sq. ft., next to comer of Berlin ______0081 Trees, bus. Hutchins Agency,' TOLLAND n The Sherwin, MANCHESTER — Under con­ tity. The Harrisons, 043-8709, H i baths, carpeting, private R ealtors, M84I324. within 24 hours. Avoid red Two weeks a g o , tee board ap- R ^ r F. and Ausrite M. La- collaosed Mendav afternoon. ™ mjureo ment required. Call between S- VVTlli^s Co. Tp*e. and East Robbins Rd., MANCKHaTER—English Cape, struction, 2 new Colonials. MANCHESTER —6-room home, 106 Oakland Street. I>atio with bcurbecue, con­ M anchester 2 PRIVATE ACRES tape, instant service. Hayes proved naming this Whiteside gasse of East Hartford, one lot The outer walls cf tee two-story 7, 043-0472. — ------— ------across street from McDonald’s 0 downstairs rooms, include 2- Priced in tee low 80s. One lo­ Bowers Schoid, fireplace, new MANCHESTER — Immaculate venient location, chili!l^n wel­ Here you wlU find a beauti­ Agency, 646-0181. County village of 667 “tee in HUlcrezL Regal building and tee ground ANTIQUES, dolls, furniture, Restaurant. New building. bedrooms, a generous kitchen, cated in tee Bentley School furnace, rec room, dty utili­ NEW LISTING 8-room Raised Ranch with 8 E3CPE3RIENOkiLi com putor op- COMMERCIAL cleaning equip- com e, $216. 044-1619. D. J. ful Raised Ranch. 8 bed­ world’s crow capital.” Also, Charley O. Jr. and Dor- floor of Norwood Clothes store $40 MOBon antique clothing. Jewelry, Owners, Stoddard Investment den and a fireplaced living area and tee other In tee Po(^ ties, garage. Must sell, $28,- U & R Oolonlal in execu­ big bedrooms, 2% baths, for­ erator wanted to work nights, ment fo r sale. Call 044-0411. H em y Co. rooms, kitchen, dining area. Mayor Richard Cavanaugh otey A, Taylor tp Raymond R. are all that remain, i Ihc. 282-4867. room, 2H-bedroonis upstairs, ter Street area. Call early. clocks, glassware, household 600. Hayee Agency, 646-0181. tive area, Uvlng room mal dtaliig room and sunny liv­ H i baths, ov^.range, dlah- said tee council acted because and Chariene Elitott of VteU- adjacent seven-story Given Hartford 3-11 p.m . Ebccellent opportuni------full walk-out basem ent, g:a- F’rechetto k Martin Realtors, with fireplaoe, formal din­ contents, any amount. An'- SIX-ROOM apartment, first MANCHESTER — Central. ing roopi with fireplace. Large washer. Fully carpeted fam­ the- future cf Lyndim and tee mantle, one lot in Nathan Hale huiMine' hmiaine- B C P o rte r ty to associate yourself with a rage. 100x200’ treed lot. Only 647-9993. tlques and Ihings, 048-2604, 467 floor, garage. No children or 4,000 square feet, first floor, ing room, < famUy room, ^ Mtchen with buUt-taa, fireplac­ ily room , 22x24’ wttfa fln - NOTICE I^ k River valley was “worth Heights; Raymond rX cK ta- ^ ^ 2 fc.,“ ®^tee city’s For Renewal^ company tops in its held. Ex- Fuel Ond Feed 49-A Main St., Manchester. $27,900. W olverton Agrency, R e­ idtehen with buUt-tas cus­ ed family room, 2-car garage. pets. References and security adaptable for ll^t manufac­ FOREST HILLS — Immediate ptace. Garage, plenty o f OF ORDER crowing about.” ney Jr. to Alfrqil L. and Qtth- est furniture stores, was ceHent benefits, salary c^ii. altors, 649-2813. tom dr«q;)eB, waU-to-waU car­ Wolverton Agency, Realtors Apply Coca Cola, 4S1 Main St., o - . ----- ~ deposit required. Fhraie 649- turing, warehousing, engineer- ______occupancy, 4-bedroom Colonial, ttees. Outstanding buy. J. ESTABLISHING FLOOD ertoe M Sequeira of Ooventiy, .^^orched HARTFORD (A P) — peting, laundry room, half M9-2818. but sustained only East Hartford. SEASONED Firewood,ETirewood, $3.90 9722. ing or dance studio. Warren E. HOME for a family — 7-room family room, sundeck, walk­ Now F lorence. M9-6806. ENCROACHMENT UNB& TOWN OP MANCHESTER propertyp^rvyjjm on Cooper i^e;Lane; *roa Fred ^ dam age. The U.S. Department of Hous­ ______per trunk load. Route 86, Bol- PRIVATE party wants old Painting and papering. Fully bath aU on tee first floor. ing and Urban Development CUTE two-room apartment, Howland, R ealtor, 643-1106. Oarrlsoti Colanial In excellent out basem ent, g^arage. ETin- BRICK COLONIAL ALONG THE SHE'fXXlkBT H. Md ^ ela B^^eman to fortunate, ” Kel- TO SECURE Staidey Products ton, 649-5234. clock parts. Call 649-4291. Second floor consists of 4 AND WILLIMANTIC BUYERS has announced initial approval heat, hot water, stove, refrig­ ...... ' ----- school area. O w ner,, 640-1427. ciples (Mdy. 648-1818 alter 6 Insured, workm/en’s compen­ large bedrooms, master bed­ LEGAL w ley said' he surveyed the or profltaWe independant Stan------— . ~ Seven rooms, fireplace—wall-to- ..B&W.. IN COLUMBIA. CXJVBNTRY. o f tee site fo r a $40 miUlon ur­ erator, electricity. References, p.m . sation, llablUty, property room with fuU bate and a 8®®ne after tep fire. “ It could ley D ealership phone 646-1036. ^ . Houses For Rent 65 UNIQUE w all. Tw o zoned heat, screened The LEBANON. MANSFIELD AND ban renewal project in Hart- ■______* ______DRY OAK fireplace wood, $10 no pets. $100. 640-6824. dam age. _ fuU bate o ff tee hallway. NOTICE MANCHESTER — Plush car- patio. Near all schools. Redec- BARROWS .AND WALLACE OO. w nnxB uO c . a ARE YOU ambitious, trainable orders delivered. Call 742-7886. Rooms Wilhoat Board 59 FOUR-ROOM Ranch, pleasant 2-family, plus ringle, near Main This home has a 2-car ga­ “ 1^ Ronald L^k^clette to "t^tore ®"^'^ SE3VBN - ROOM duplex. 1% peting Is included in this 6- Ihls Is tee Notice required by The Board of Aopeals Robert J. and Cheryl T. Ml- ^® ^ '^® ^roval was an- and looking fbr financial Inde- ov. a orLXTtnk w 1------:: convenient' suburban location. Street. Ebccellent future poten- room Ranch along with 2 rage, alumtaum sidiiig, idu- ******** R e a lto n — w s t ’Ih e zw ung Board or Appeals Ooventrv orooertv on spread. nounced M onday and means baths, large yard, attic and g^arage, fireplace, basement, tial. Ask for FYank SpUecki. Section 47 of Public Act 872 of ^^111___ ^______pendence? SmaU investment SEASONED hardwood, sawed baths, Swedirii fireplace, large mtaum storms and screens, BELFIORE AGENCY Manchester Poikade hrfd pubUc hea^ T W 81- T He said tee fire began'al>out the site is ellglbie for 270 unite required. Call for appointment. and delivered. C. Hutchinson, LARGE furnished room, for basement. Inquire 16 Caiurch brick front, walk-out base­ 647-1418 tee 1971 SOsslon Of tee Connec- li^day^ March 20, 1972,^start- 643-6878. eat-ln kitchen with built-lns, M anchester M0-0S06 A«emhlv Inform ^----- “ voi^to V^LTj basement >af of low-tacome housing, and that 640-6016 days o r eveningfs. male only, parking. $16 week- 649-4679. S' “■ BELFIOBE AGENCY ment, wooded acre. This Is a ticut General Aaaembty infixm- ing at 7:00 p.m., in tee Hearing ' , 1 . the Regal Men’s Shop vriiich h u d has the monev to finance garage, full basement. Priced $27,900 ■— COZY 7-room hom e. ‘ ly. Call 646-0223 after 6 p.m . T. J. Flanagan & Sons quaUty home in immaoutato you as an atfected property Room of tee Municipal Building was In a two-story building at interest morteaaes and SEASONED fireplace wood, $3. MANCHESTER — New 8-bed- CENt Juk s t r e e t location, 6- 647-1418 right. R. Harmtm Agency, 646- Baseboard heat, two-car ga- VERNON 643-1949 condition and therefore Price below rooent oitamr that tee Commissioner of to hear and consider tee foUow- P*’?! ^ the comer of Mata and cLrt mnt sStees tW sS poom duplex, 1V& beths, wash­ room home, IH bates, either MANCHESTER 7900. rage. Nice barn, hone stalls, Situations Wonited - Mancnester. 643-7696. er-dryer hookups, divided cel­ Aluminum £ .jaedn’t last long. Priced right professional appraisal. Raised Envfto^ental Protection has tag petitions: STATE HEARING C- streets. F1>r HTO approval tee office or resldMiUal use. $300 sided Colonial, 8 bedrooms, gra- one acre. Hutchins Agency, Ranch, 2% botes, wall-to-waU establimed by Order, along tee a l m Swanswi of Coventry, one lot on .. , appiww, tne Femdte 38 lar, separate drivewny. Avail­ monthly. R . D. M urdock, 643- ^ at $61,900. iwuuk ATS ALBU. TVr R® ®®td the flomes were con- developers rnUst prove the proi- SEASONED firewood, cut and en privileges, parking. 643- rage, fireptace, treed lot, city R ea lton , M9-8S24. MOTHERS — Will care for 6609. able Immediately. Call after 6 2692. FRECHETTE & MARTIN split to length, dump-truck qtilitles, family room. Imme­ MANCHESTER — Duplex, 6-6, your child in my licensed p.m . or weeketMls, 646-8070. Realtors 647-99^ load, $26, h alf a load, $16. CaU ETVE-ROOM Ranch with appli­ diate occupancy. $28,900. M ey­ modem kitchen, built-in stove, home by hour or day.' 643-80)4. after 6, 648-9604. ClAEjm well heated room for l OVELY 4-room apartm ent In ances, wsdking distance to er, R ealtors, 643-0609. refrigerator, excellent condi­ Belflore, Bellfore Agency, M7- Windham between'xjhe Tol ... . — .... . - . t-npyer w vAreeiujy, th® adjacent seven-story build- erate the South Arsenal project working gentleman. Phene MANCHESTER 7-room older 1418. land and WlUtagtoif \ Town station and Certificate of Ap- property on Bread nvS'Ai and ILsIllrMUk . . 2-fam lly house. Carpeted llv- Main St. Call 643-7071 after 6 ACREAGE — U-room Colonial tion. $88,900. HUtclUiiB A gency, ing housing the Norwood FVml- which caiUs for a total 612 unite 8E1ASONED fireplace wood for 649-8142 or 648-9863. ing room and kitchen. H i p.m . FOREMAN home, exceUent condition, 4 uj-Lnn.u - i.-iiiyu-.-iL-T------T Ltacs and Plains Road in ^Utad- proval for same, and variance gt.; Donald H. and Terry D. c Ii IiaD care, $6 daily. Call 643- sale, $18 a pick-up load. De- iarge bam, Hutchins Ag^cy R ea lton , 048K884. of low and moderate Income bates, full basement, large To supervise all 3rd shift production of bedrooms, convenient location, NORra OOl^MflRY — New ^ ham, Unes beyond which t a ^ of tee 400 foot requirement In Bishop to Roger V. and Patricia houslmr open soace and recre- 1234. livered. I>hane 228-9686. fenced In yard. Located In nice COVENTRY - 6 rooms, single ______R ealtors, 649-6824. secondary machining operations. newer kitchen, city utiUties. SPRING 8T. area — Superb An- bedroom ^Ut L«vel. 1% dlrecUim of tee waterway, no cle IV, Section 6.01.08, at PeUcey Hartford, property on Wltham of Coventry, one lot, gtl<,nal ’ development and some RELIABLE mother will babysit ^----- Supervisory background In machining necessary. Only $28,900. H ayes Agency, said! buUt 7-room Raised obstmetion or encroachment southeast comer Mata g. River Rd.; G eonjeTAftoa- Waterfront Manor; Elaine E.cormerclardev™!^^^^^ Pl^e'^gra?*8-^m.^ . “***???*^- six-room colonial. treedJoL^.OOO. Hayes Agen- gj^m pj^ced by any person. in my home for infants or pre­ Available April 1st. Call 644- rity. Available M arch 16. Call new aluminum siding and Good knowledge of tooling and metal machining 646-0181. Ranch, many, many extras, StrebLand East Middle Turn- mis to Donald J. and Mary V. Taylor to Michael E. and Anna ~he 67 acre renewal area was schoolers. Reasonable rales. Garden > Form - 8896 or 648-2282. 'Alfred Heckler between 7:30 equipment, Including milling, drilling and quaUty plus Hutchins Agency, firm or coipimUon, pubUc or ATTRACTIVE room for rent. storm sa^, fireplaoe plus * ^ ® * ' ®*” '®*'- ®"®“ ^ tu r h o m e Of Phone 646-8780. and 8 a.m ,, 742-6619. related equipment required: Must be resourceful MANCHEfTTER R ea lton , M9-8824 SIX-ROOM SpUt, exceUent con- private, unless specmcaUy au- ^ Business Z fo r 60 pounds. 646-8248. room duiUex with garage, 8 kitchen with buUt-lns, famUy 648-1022. fUed with tee Town Clerks o f J X^oventry Hills; Bertha Whea- est on Htakel Ave. pairs, no pick-up and delivery. room s, parking. CaU 649-2358 ment. Just painted. Heat, wall- lot. Hutchins Agency Realtors, room with dual fireptace, 648-7887, 669-1744, 742-6786, 648- cense Md Certificate of Ap- PhHlip A. and Judith A. Other transactions In Pebni- N ixon Meets children accepted. Lomdale St. T h o ^ J F ® ColumlUa, Coventry, Lebanon, CaU during day, 646-0632. for overnight and permanent to-wall carpeting, refrigerator, 649-6324. 2098. r prov^ f « same, ta conjunc- ^^pg^ Coventry, two parcels ary include an administrative $200 monthly. Security depoelt. patio, aluminum' siding, '2- COVENTRY — Needs decoraf- Mansfield and Wtadham.- guest rates. garbage dispoaal, stove, dlah- Manufacturing tlon with tee tire, batte^ uid ^ Bunk^HUl Rd. deed, estate of Arthur H. Olson Taiwan Official HIOH school Junior, typing and H ousehoM G oodS Call 649-9826 after 6 p.m . car garage, carpeting, all tag but to $1«.»00 wlm cares! Your attention is directed to 51 washer. $168.76, security de- MANCHESTER — Spacious 7- Company within walMng dlstynce to acressory d e p a ito e n t o f de- dge^g j,j. to WUUam P . Caruso of Coven- WASHINaTON (AP) — Pres- shorthand, from 8-7. p.m. Call ______^ room home, aluminum siding, Flye-ro^ ^ .fire p la ce , ga- the foot teat Section 47 of Pub- AVM LABLE Im m ediately — Poalt. 649-8686.______W a c o o s partment store t o be erected o ju ijg . j^hjamih-^E. and Eliza- try, property on Rt. 31[ execu- ident Nixon met with Ambassa- Martin School. A 73 643-1806. MOVING, ElUST seU. Bedroom Lott For 5ole rage, 1 ^ l*Jta- Uc A ct 872 o f tee 1971 Session new roof, firs^floor family on tee premises, on tee north ^ jg tjj Affrlcamo ^.Armand E. tor’s deed for tee estate of dor James C. Sien of Taiwan ^ kitchen, buffet table, bridge - IQlUard Stre^, modem 8-room ^ U R rooms, 2-bedropm apart- room, double garage. Only ______^ D * * i * ^ ‘ ^® Oonnoettcut General As- LIOENSED mother -----— ^ , .. - _Aportmonh - FlotS- apartment, ai^dlances, carpet­ 1 Jacobs Road, West Hartford, Coniiecticut MERRITT AGENCY tdde of Spencer^ StTMt In^e- Gloria A. Aftiidano, two James MapGregOr to Holly O. to about 16 minutes Monday ment in Coventry, near WlUl' $84,900. Hayes A gency, 646- RESIDENCE B and buslnesa, • Martin, Realtors, M7- gambly states any person ag- Joys chUdron, wlU babysit. In TenefflOnh 63 ing, parU iig, s li electric. $146. Realtors 646-1180 — . _ . 9998. dlately east of West Cemetery, peuxels on Merrow Rd. to^coi^ and Edward M. Utzig ot night ta what the White House mantle, with stove, refrigera 0181. An oquof opporfvnllF ompfojrof M/F zone property, JVest Center St., grieved by any ORDER of tee m y hom e. Union SL area. 646- 648-8812. 649-7289,668-8860. Business Zone m . , root deeds; Gladys V. Raheir'^tp Bloomfield, three lots ta Lake described as a courtesy call tor, fireplace, 2 car parking, about 80,000 s q u w f e e ^ ^ COLUMBIA — Tw o ■ famUy Commissioner as to tee location AU ^ persons______interested_ m ay at- 6399. HEYWOOD Wakefield soUd oak DELUXE one-bedroom apart- mont’ s security deposit. $166 HENRY ST. —EixeeUent 6 room MANCHESTER — Seven-room Eva M. Raber of New Britain,''tyangiunbaiug Land Assocla- prior to the ambassador’s re- Colonial, IH baths, family utiUties. Asking^ W7^600. IC ^ house. Privacy, two acres. Ap- *5,***^ tend teeee hearings. four lots ta Pine Lake Shores; tldn; a fiduciary’s deed for tee turn to the Nationalist-held contemporary desk and chair, ment, wall-to-wall carpeting Fuillished mentes security deposit. $160 home, Uvlng room with fire- R eal Estate, 646-4128, 840-1922. proodmately $1M month rent to t o m suite ORDER to tee Court Zoniiur Board o f Anneals $76; two occasional chairs, $76. throughout, complete appU- , per m onte {rius heat. 640-6884 plEwe, form al dining room room, aluminum siding, cen­ Craig F. White to Lyman A. estatO $2,- water heat, drlUed weU, at­ 8 fireplaces, $M,900. Keith Includes all equipment. No liquor. acre lot. Only $29,000. Hayes Botlness LocaHont 500. Veraon-Bolton Lake area. tached garage, large wooded CLEAN, used refrigerators. m a t o s t r e e t Il"TiMr8t . ROCKVILLE — Rockland Ter­ R eal Estate, 648-4126, 649-1922. A gency, 040-0181. ' - Dogs - Birds > Pets 41 ranges, automaUc washers FOf Roilt N ice treed lot, $4,200, beach lot. Priced tor quick sale, only 64 race Apartments — Large and EVcellent Opportunity! rigtets. ToUand - acre, $4,000. wltewaviA guarantees.gucucutbwot SeelOfsc teemutcxii atoli, » <1 “***^®^*^' .A « ^ _ ' * '■ ■ ' ~ I I beautiful it 3 ,. ftTlfl and 4*XYXJ]T| 4-room {LnflLn* apart- $28,600. Leaeenger Oo, R eal­ TWO adorable Siamese misses MANCHESimR —Bast Center Hayes A gency, 646-0181. B.D. Pearl’s Appllancea, 649 a ^ COMMERCIAL place for le^. ^ents. Includes heat, | hot wa- Street Colonial, with 27’ fire- tors, 1-428-9281, o r 742-9718. are looking for loving homes. 5Hown^ Fow ni The Poncho Smooth-Fit Box trained,« a u » u , e8 weeks -old.------Con-Mata St. CaU 643-2171. t®--. appUaaces, with dish- placed living room, formal din­ CataS’IONBURY — Near Min- h EBRON — WaU St Reslden- ing room, heated sun room, RENT a flameleM eieotrio !1" PORTABL. TV. ™ JSS!: AMEDY REALTY nechaug Golf Course, targe flgj neighborhood, 6 - room for tee rental of your apart­ pool and your own private ter­ half bate off kitchen. Three water heater. As Uttle aa 68o a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday and 'nteite, good condition, $40. 643- REALTORS '875-6283 choice building lot $ 1 0 ,0 ^ ChlK), fS T riie d dimmer, oU hot 2426, 9-6. race in a country setting. a week. FREE aervloe/hor- Thursday evenings. 0417. ment or home. J.D. Real Es- ______huge bedrooms and two fuU Hutchins Agency Realtors, 648- f ^ t , ohe bedroom and tate A ssociates, In c., 648-0129. FOUR-ROOM doctor’s office. Eirom $160. Sorry, no p ets. 872- batlu on second fkwr. Home mal Installation on Hsloo Professional Services • 7 Days a Week lines. t ' ... 6024. lip unfinished, drlUed TWO German riiepherd pup- glNGER Touch and Sew with EXceUent location. First floor. 4040, 629-6686. and o ffice potenUai. $44,600. weU, oversized 2-car garage pies, black and tan, 6 motes Wolverton Agency, Realtors, ELLINOTON — One acre cabinet, like new, hems, but- iu Heat, hot Water, air-condition- nEBHrtN — WaU St., 4-room attached, acre plus lot CaU old, 649-6284. ton holes, monograms, em­ 640-2818. wooded buUdtag lot, weU, “ ------'KS5.S ssi SSSIS- apartment including hJIMMN^ CO. now. O i i l y $26,600. Lessenger J broiders, stretch stitch, etc. cleared, nice area. Call 068- GU.ARD tredned male Dober­ driveways, $286, monthly, seen- ^au eis-ieso hot water, carpeting, appli­ C o., R ealtors, 1-428-9281 o r 742- OriginaUy $419.00, wlU seU for 289-2679 2607 after 6 p.m. man Pinscher, championship ances, storage, laundry, park­ 9718. $126. Guaranteed. WUl deliver rity, lease. ETediette k Mar^ k a NOHESTER — Professional Moodltae, $360 firm . Call 872- ing. $180 monthly. 649-2871, 646- SHOWER POWER! Just Listed!! and demonstrate. Call 622-0476 tin, R ealtors, 647-9903. • office space, all electric, new SMILE! 0918. 0682. r e n t a llamMess electric iSV&fflBM dealer. ^ IMMEDIATE occupancy new 3- water heater. As little as 68c South Windsor, Route 86. THREE ROOMS fUmidied, ^ C re^stered Po^e pupa q r a IDED m g, 9x12; indoor- bedroom Duplexes, all sepa­ a week. FREE servloe/nor' toys and small miniature, 6 rate utiUties, basements, 7820. utilities Included, private yard. mal taistallatlcn on Hsloo It's Catching ... Send outdoor, two 12x18; gold 4x6; weeks old, sHbts and worm ed. driveways, 1% bates, $286 piVE-ROOM Apartment offices $86 weekly. Fhur rooms, $110 lines.' Also ancestors papers avail­ green runner 2x14. CaU 648- 6774 after 6 :30. monthly, security and lease, comUnation, heat, hot water, monthly, utlUties not Included. PROGRESSIVE In Your Happy Thoughts able. .Also AKC white male ______E’rechette 8c Martin, 647-9993. private bat^ alr-opnditlontag, 872-0369, 7:80 to 9:80 p.m . poodle (smaU) for^stud ajar- lo-GAiLLON aquarium with ac------"U ELECTRIC carpeting, ground floor loca­ BOI/TON — South Ridge Park vice. 872-8247. / cessories. Sofa bed, Fada Tble- tion, parking. Apply Marlow’s, ment, waU-to-wall carpet, apartments. IDehixe one-bed­ 649-9055 to someone you love. vision, Hohner 16-key accord!- ~~ 867 Main St., 640-02$!. GOLDEN evers — AKC. stove and refrigerator. Call room. Carpeting, alr-conditiim- on. 049D611. ' ^ SIZES C h a mstock, p shots. I ______742-7676.' tag, dbtewaiteer, private base­ Classified Ads! THREE-ROOM comer office ' \ house rals^. ExceUent for OLDER PhUco upright 18.6 cu- suite. House 8: Hale ^Idg., 968 ment. Available immediately Happy Birf hdoy MANCHESTER Center — Du­ ♦ J 9 F. M 2 YRS famUy pet, f^rid or show. Rea- blc foot freezer. In exceUent Main St. Phone 648-4846. $160. J .D ."R e a l Estate, 646- sons 644-2910. condition. $60. Phone b tfore 9 plex, 6 large rooms, 1% bates,______7681, Fill in the A d Form and Mail with only $1.89, cash or check, to: > , p.m ., 643-2817. attic, basement, yard, adult i,xoo SQUARE FEET of . ta- Happy Anniversary rabbits, one silver female. ______fam ily, $160. 829-0618. dustrial space suitable fo r ROdCVILLB — Three - room mOaum ^ blaok and white MAPLE crib and mattress, high „-,TTi»a>iwv 'Tin storage or small shop, cement apartment, heat, hot water. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD Reasonably priced. Phone 647- chair, chiffonier, swing. Jump floor, heat and lighting avail- atove, rMrigerator. $128. Congratulations 1246. chair, car seat, carriage. .AU in S J S S t ’■ ■“able. •' »> No paint or„r machine AMU M,, u, U»<' 13 Bisteil St., Manchester, Conn. 06040 gtxxl condition. Best offer, 872- shops. $66 per m onte. CaU 648- deposit. J o k in g , one car. CaU aiAMEMB, registered bluepolnt, ances, shades, generous clos­ m iiT M E N n 7 very loving, altered female, ______0720. 8887. 648-9878. Get Well Wishes, etc. ets, heat, hot water, parking. BMNBESntLAD ST. g ood with ebUdren. 648-4077. AHt-OONDITTONFlR, EMgid- basement storage. Near shop- MANCHESTER — 600 or 1000 90CKVI1X4S — Availidbto now, OFF W . BIHMMLB TPK B. Type or print Ad on following lines • ping and churches, $176 per centraUy located two-bedroom alre, 9,600 BTU. Inserts in square feet office space avail­ MANOmeSTEB Happy Easter Livo Stock 42 waU. Itetme 648-7824. monte. -CaU Peterman Real­ able, exc^ent location, heat, apartment. One chUd accept­ tor, 649-9404. Owner managed. alr-condlttontag, parking. Jani­ ed. Heat and hot w ater. $186 I, 2 and- S-bedroom luxury JOHN buys and sells used fur- C ro ch et tor service. CaU 649.6884, ask m ontely. 649-4824. apartments. Features waU-to- JERSEY tniUring cow fo r sale. *»*ture, oppUances, 479 M iddle DELUXE 2 - bedroom a ^ - for Max Grossman. waU carpeting, vanity tile 1416 FR EE - “ Haniy Birthday Ad” CaU anytim e, 649-5234. e«at. Open afternoon, ment,^ waU-to-waU carpeting. bidhs, buUt-in oven, range, 2638 8-18 Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, complete apjdianOes, 2 air- W.AREHOUSE speuse to rent, Land For Sdo 7 1 dishwasher, refrigerator and to our Senior (Sitizens over 80. \ untu 9 p.m ., 648-6828, 646-7679. conditioners, fuU basement, feet in- disposal, elsotrlc heat, 2 alr- The smooth-flt of this approodmately 1,600 ntfniiwmTAf acreage — all candiUonen, glass sUdlag You’ll please the young­ Arflelot For Sole 45 'washer-dryer hook;up vanity eluding four partitioned office ster with this popular shapely dress makes it Limit one per birthday. type both, glass aUdtag doors, utiUties, wlU buU

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PAGE SIXTEEN TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 191B (S'. 1Enmin0 Ifmld Retardate The Weather Tonight ejeartag, colder; low - BUI Moves On near 20. Tomorrow partly About Town cloudy; high about 40. OutloMc UyM c Revlsw, NABA, will for Friday ". . . fair,, season­ \«'i meet tonight at 7 at the The Ba^y Has ^nderson^tittle ■X able. Odd Fellows HaU. After a brief Manchestar^A City of Viliage Charm business session, there. will be ,„;i: 1 a kitchen social for members and friends. - VOL. XCL NO. 184 (THIRTY.TWO PAGES^TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1972 (Olaeslfled Advertising on Page M) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Friendship Circle of the Sal-, Beeh Named vatlon Army ' will meet to­ night at 7:1S at the church. The program will Include a si­ lent aucticn. Hostesses are Mrs. Albert, Neal Leonard, son of Leonard P. and Patricia Henocide! MaJ. Lateraal grandmother is Mrs. Ruth have its annual meeting Skinner, 168 Addison Rd., Qlaktonbury. She has two sisters, eoctlcn by Urd barcnsl” Ack-Ack Sites It's also known as an tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Laura, 4, and Chris, 1. egg- Sejarch Blasted * « M « .*1 Masonic Temple. A potluok will , (AP).—U.S. fighter-bombers attacked* anti- biu. be served at 6:30 and members Branuuds, Marglta, daughter of Lewis and Ara Klavlna aircran defenses inside North Vietnam Tuesday for the "fucked down to bare are reminded to either bring Bramanls, 280 Oak St., Manchester. She was bom Feb. 21 at food for the supper or .pontact MaiKtoester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparaitg are s^ n th successive day, and more than a score of B62 facts,” Rep. Paul Findley, -R- Ordered In Vegas Mrs. CharilieB R. Smith, 37 Alex­ Mr. fuid Mrs. Arvids Klayids, Boston, Mass. Her paternal demiUtarized m .. told the House Tuesday, a ander St. grandfather is Arturs Bramants, 8 Devon Dr., Manchester. zone today and Tu,esday, the U.S. ^m m ^ d announ^. but being written by the Senate MBW YORK (AF) — Trana * m m t ------It said a flight of F* Phan- ^ World Alriliiee pressed a world­ LAS VEiGAS, Nev. (AlP) — Ihe Manchester-Bolton Wel­ Brown, Andrew Dexter Jr., son of Andrew fir. and Diailn toms bmnbed an antiaircraft Oommlttee _ “ls wide bomb aeajyh of Ita jet Despite two searches and the artillery site about 96 nothing more than a scheme to come Wagon win tour the Che­ 'Jerome Brown, Skinner Hill Rd., Andover. He was bom Feb. ITT Quiz fleet today foUowlhg a mys- presence of. armed guards, a ney Homestead on Hartford Rd. 22 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. IBs maternal grandpar­ north oi the IBilZ after the use the lethal authority of gov' bomb exploded Inside an 'unoc­ tomorrow after a regular busi­ ents are Mr. and Mrs. Roger Jerome, Lakeside Dr., Andover. guns fired sit a reconnaissance emment to force up the market terlouk |2 million ransom de­ cupied Trans WOrld Airlines ness meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brown, W aiting plane. A spiAesman said 'the price of eggs by killing hens. mand. Trained dogs snlried out Boeing 707 Jetliner here today. library of the Assumption Ju­ Skinner Hill Rd., Andover. result^ were unknown, and “Imagine the duckings R alj^ one bomb in the cockpit of Ja It apparently was part of an nior High School. The meeting * * toere was no damage to the Nader and hia raiders wlU give pjane caUed back to Kennedy extortion scheme which has is open to all area newcomers. Waterhouse, Jessica Leigh, daughter of Gary E. and Con­ Testimony U.8, aircraft. forth when they hear of heno- airport. triggered a worldwide bomb nie Fester Waterhouse, 40 Olcott S t, Manchester. She was bom WASHOrOTON------dozen (AP) planes — fiena- made un- threat against TWA Jetliners, Stanley Circle of the South Feb. 22 at Manchester Memorial Hoispital. Her maternal grand­ tors Investigating vtoy the Jus- defensM In North Viet- duckings,’’ Findley said, "they scheduled landingB tor u nrchefl authorities said. 8 United Methodist Church will parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Fester, Ford City, Pa. Uqe Department dropped its repiwted since last be smothered to notoing In after the discovery of the pow- The bomb, planted in or near meet tonight at 7:4S at Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Becker, biggM antitrust suit sttil are weoweeday. \ feather-flying fury when gals of erftil dasUc expiostve Tuesday the cockpit, exploded at 3:06 the home of Mrs. John Match- 101 Hilton Dr., South Windsor. * * « 41 *. 1 testimony toat*a*^wdiscover thU ugly and scores of travelers can- a.m.,' about seven hours after ett, 90 Holl St. Miss Melody frtmthrw key figures. rahimino' fmm » ultimate in male chauvinism. cdqd reservatians. Delays d the plane arrived nonstop from Weir, owner of the Health Food Johnson, Donna Lee, daughter of David P. and Grace New York with 10 passengera Farm on Main St., will be the Bentley Johnson, Rt. 6, Columbia. She was bom Feb. 22 at and a seven-member crew. It guest speaker. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is ripped a huge hole in the fremt Mrs. Doris Bentley, West Willington. Her paternal grandmoth­ fuselage, hurling debris for 100 Ihe British-American C3ub er is Mrs. Dorothy Ji persons bad been speculation one of the men or at 4:30 p.m.; and'.,^Emanuel PHILAD|ELPHIA SAN FRANCISCO ATLANTA LOS ANGELES that he had di^uolitied himself of Kompong C9iam. Ike Ootti- aboeM/ an Imposter planted the bomb. Choir at 8:30 p.m. Allv.chdrs HOUSTON SACRAMENTO SHREVEPORT MEMPHIS from the case and that that munlsts were dug ta on tiie The plane !md arrived at "They aU know each other and rehearse in Luther Hall ^ toe was not the proper time or southern half of the Iriand. Kenneriy shortly after midnight work together and they wear church. place to ascuss it," said Nunn.' The ______command spokesmAn, Payoff President Lifts Veil of Secrecy identification badass,” he said. Thesday on .a flight from Lcs Neither he no^Iaw enforce­ a R ^ b ^ who toft office Am Bcag. said air Angeles and remained until It The state’s G «er^ Fund WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres­ curity system can no longer be cratic society, allowing too ment officials would comment "f, j .u i . strikes eariy Ttissday kUled at took off wltii 46 paseengera and on wdiether the/passengers and Mrs. pursued the topic. is 8100 rkdier today thanks a crew of seven for^a nonstop ident Nixon announced today tolerated,” the President said many papers to be classified Nunn Mid. "tta* attorney ^ 0, ^ ^ b> tank of to the twinges of conscience two actions he said will “lift ta a statement as he signed an for too long a time ... , crewmen were being ques­ of an unidentified person. run back to CaUfomia. tioned. ^ “® ^ver ta sampans. He said The wamtag call came to the veil of secrecy vhich now executive order designed to "Classification has frequently State OomptroUer Nathan make classification more diffi­ FBI and sheriff's departmen.t that ■M«PM» «»*« destroyed, TWA headquarters at 11:80 enshrouds altogether too many served to conceal bureaucratic Nunn te^ed ^ IWer ^ AgcsttaeUl yesterday receiv­ psqiers’’ written within the fed­ cult and. to ensure speedier re­ mistakes or to prevent embar­ investigators refused to talk ed a letter, postmarked a.m. and by tiie time it had about the bomb. But Wyre said, been assessed os a bona fide eral government’s vast bureau- lease of secret documents for rassment to officials and the More people eyery day pcaro ^ ‘7., lirfew iqi eight heavily fortified Storrs, but without a retum racy. tha^ benefit of historian and vot­ administration. ’ ’ "We don’t know exactly where address or a signature. threat the plane vm ta the air the bomb was but it appeared **®I?r hail a bunkers that the OommunMs Ond 100 mttes west of Keimedy. He said the present system ers' ta the future. Unveiling a new system to "I later learned she had a . . - It contained five .brand new He said it was unfortunate to have been in the back of the Telling the passengers only for classifying government take effect June 1, the Presi­ c(x:kplt or close behind the slight heart attack or was «t- ^ . .u 820 bills. Hanittirinted on a documents does not "meet the that the system of classification bnnstaH or a oombliiatlon of Government casualties ta the simple piece of paper were that there was mechanical dent set forth these basic cockpit." choose low-cdst both,” he sidd. "Or too much to 1 0 ^ operation were given as trouble, the pilot, Capt William standards Of an open and demo­ that has evtdved ta the United ground rules: two w ords, "Conscience States "has failed to meet the There are two restrooms be­ drtak. That Was the wrtent of l# klUed and more than 68 Fund." Mots, banked sharply and head­ cratic society.” “The many abuses ot the se­ standards of an en and demo­ (See Page Ten) hind the c(x:kiat on the right- what happened at the dtaner," wounded. ed back. hand side, the same side of the exidoslon. Wyre said the door Sayings Bank life Ihsurailce to the cockpit apgiarently was unlocked after landing. The deputy who witnessed the blast, Lanis Ifills, 'said "It and here's why sounded like dynamite. I could _ . t ■ SBLI is the money-saving way to Muskie Wins^ see. pieces of the plane flying through the air. There was a buy life ineurance in the State of small fire inside the plane but Cotanecticut. MANCHBaTER, N.H. (AP) relatively ppor ehewtag ta that Muskie, battling McGovern the front-nmning cemtender. and three other significant "The failure of the front-run­ it burned itself out within a — Sen. Bidmund S. MusMe ot city, he. said "This poison that minute or so.” ■ SBLI is sold direct at savings Maine, winner of New Hamp­ Lobb spread day after day for chaUengers, feU short of the ab­ ner to make good showing banks or by mall. No one «rlU shire’s leadoff Democratic pri- weeks and mwitha niada an im­ solute majority ia preference clearly Indicates the Democrat­ Another witness, a terminal come to your home. maiy, . grappled with Sen. pact.’’ voting that his managers had ic nomination ‘ is wide open,” emptoye, said, "I heard a loud George 8. MjcGovem today ta McGovern enhanced his pres­ set privately as a New Hamp­ Jackson said in Miami. explosion . . . I turned and saw ■ SBLI is the ideal way to buUd an unexpectedly tight battle for idential credentials with a shire goal. . The Humphrey spokesman, debris falling all over." sound protection on a budget control of the state’s delegation strong second place showtag he The result thus encouraged press secretary Daniel Hackel, ■ SBLI offers ^ standard forme of to the Democratic Nattonal said would give him a Mg boost McGovern and the rest of the said “Sen. Muskie must be dis­ Oenvention. large field of Democratic presi­ appointed. It's a letdown for insurance for men, women and dential contenders who will him and a boost for Sen. children. > . Mhakle ciqitured the presl- Nixon Stand deqUal preference baliottag face Muskie next Tuesday ta McGovern.” with a SoUd 48 per cent as Fl(»lda’s 11-way primary con­ McGovern told cheering sup- If you live or work in Connecticut test. poiters here that his feat ta On Busing To you can join the smart SBLI buyers. counting neared an end. "N , McGovern ran a etrong eecond In the RepubUcan race. Pres-, easily surpoastag the 29. per To find out how, just stop in at your with 87 per cent. tdent Nixon poUed about 70 per. cent gocU he had set "gives us cent of the vote ta a sweeping Await Vote nearby savings bank or call and ask But only a handful, of votes a leg iq> on everyone else." for full informatfon without obliga­ Extra Special! vlctojy over two GOP (gipo- “How we did here, on what 8 ■pparatod many of the delegate WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres­ tion. Yon don’t have to bo a dapositor. nenO of his Ud for a sec14Sj( 1 'X-. -.Saii.;Edmon(d M u s k ie lisher WUUam Loeb of the Man­ that would have strengthened ' parent faUure to reach 50 per thought both M(^0overii and Sen. Georjoe McGovern he want It to Influence tils deci­ ■ . ■ T ■ ■ V ■ legisterB Victory chester Uhlon-teader and his hto Md for the White House. cent aa a slgi| of weakness by MUsMe hSd done w^U. Pulls Up Close . sion. • ' ■■ •' > a;" 1 r ■ S h '.,1 I '* * t i l l ■ • V. ^ ■ •V 'V \ i .A ■'