PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTEa-EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues,, May 1, 1973 \ Obituaries Nixon Pledges | Auxiliary President (Continued from Page One) Mrs. Robert E. Spijlane of 238 White House press ‘room and day night at a'Manchester con­ to believe that members of my Timrod Rd. was installed as 'Frederick Keker declared, as if by way of president of the Manchester VERNON—Frederick Ecker, valescent. home. She was the administration were in any way apology: widow of Thomas J. McDonaid. Hospital Auxiliary Monday at 81, of Hartford Tpke., Vernon invblved. I received repeated "Just continue to give me hell The Weather Mrs. McDonald was born assurances that there were not. its annual luncheon and Center, died Monday at a when you think I’m wrong. I meeting at The Colony Rioom. Mostly cloudy tomght and Thursday with a Aug. 22, 1881 in Nova Scotih, "Because of these continuing hope t deserve your trust.” 1 Rockville convalescent home Canada, and had iived in She succeeds Mrs. Philip E. possibility of shdWers. Lows tonight in the after a long illness. reassurances—because I To his TV-radio audience, t| Manchester for the' past 10 Sumner. 60s, highs Thursday in the -70s. Mr. Ecker was born July 29, believed the reports I was get­ Nixon said that faith in tlie years. ting, because I hpd faith in the Other officers elected are: 1892 in Rockville, son of Alois system, and particularly in the Mrs. Alan Krupp, first vice and Ciara Treiitzckler Ecker, , Survivors are 3 daughters,. persons from whom I was get­ judicial process, is essential. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. MAY 2, 1973- ^ L .'X C I i; No. 180 ^^(tnvhvsltvr—A. City of I’illuiiv CUarni / Mrs. Rose M. Lawrence of president; Mra. Samuel Smith, V , • ' ^ « m iriii IIIUtTY.TWO PAGES - TWO SECTIONS and.had lived in the area all his ting them—I discounted the He added: PRICE:'FIFTEEN CENTS Manchester, with whom .she stories in the press that second vice president; Mrs. life. "It is essential ^ a t In reac­ William Wagner, secretary, He owned and operated the made her home, Mrs. Margaret appeared to implicate ting to the excesses of others, Pitts of Hudson, Mass., and members of my adminikration and Mrs. CTiarles Jacobson, Ecker Dairy Farm untii his^ we not fall, into excesses treasarer. XJConn Names Mrs. Anria White of Rochester, or other officials, of the cam­ ourselves.” retirement, when he sold the N.Y.; 12 grandchildren, 49 paign comnkttee.*'^' During Mrs. Sumner’s property to the Town of Vernon Toward the end of his great-grandchildren and 2 In March, he related, “new opening remarks, she paid for Vernon Middle School. remarks, he said both the tribute from the Auxiliary to C. great-great-grandchildren. information then came to me Republican and Democratic ^^'New Presidpifit Shifts He was a .director of the Elmore Watkins, president The funeral will be which persuaded me that there parties have been guilty of Mrs. Robert E. Spillane former Land Bank and a 55- Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. from emeritus of the hospital board HARTFORD (APt-Glenn W. students, faculty and ad­ year member of Fayette Lodge was a real possibility that some shady tactics based on the ' In accepting the gavel, sym­ the John F. Tierney , Funeral of these charges were true, and of trustees, who was unable to Ferguson, president of Clark ministrators had beet>seeking a of Masons. He also was a 50- theory that the end justifies the attend the meeting. bol of her new office, Mrs. Home, 219 W. Center.St!, with a suggesting further that there means. He said: University in Worcester, Mass, new president since Babbidge year membeh of Vernon Fifteen of the Auxiliary past Spillane said she hopes to con­ and a former diplomat and announced in October 1971 that Grange, a charter member of Mass of the Resurrection at the had been an effort to conceal “ The lesson'is clear: Church of the Assumption at 9. presidents were introduced by tinue the spirit of the Auxiliary Peace Corps official, has been he intended to leave UConn. the Rockville Fish and Game the facts both from the public, America, in its political cam­ Buriai will be in Hoiy Cross from you, and from me.” Mrs. Sumner. A long stemmed and will continue with the named the new president of the The search committee studied Club, and a' member of the paigns, must not again fall Into yellow rose was presented to group’s theme to “look ahead HOUSTON. Tex. (AP) - Cemetery, Malden, Mass. At that point, he said, he in­ Ihe trap of letting the end, University of Connecticut after more than 400 candidates and The Los Angeles Times said Foresters of America. each past president. and reach oiit.” an 18-month presidential had several of their recommen­ John B. Connally, President the switch will clear the way He is survived by his wife, Friends may call at the itiated a personal investigation however great that end is, funeral home tonight from 7 to that reached a climax Monday search. dations rejected by the trustees Nixon’s former secretary of for Connally to make a bid for Mrs. Bertha Gross Ecker. justify the mgans.” the Treasury, announced 9. as he turned the inquiry over to After saying he learned l*crguson, 44r’ijrill take over before agreement was reached the GOP presidential nomina­ Funeral services will be Richardson. Auxiliary Gives Sept. 1 from Acting President on Ferguson. today he is switching from tion in 1976. (Connally has not Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the The family suggests that any •belatedly of a Watergate memorial contributions may be The President Prgued that coverup, Nixon sought to (Continued from Page One) Edward V. Gant as chief Tasker declined to say the Democratic to the announced. $ueh intentions. Ladd Funeral Home, 19 the hospital program. With executive of the multi-campus, whether the trustees voted un­ Ellington Ave., Rockville. The made to the Jimmy Fund. Watergate proves the strength, explain why, as he reported, he then be released late in the Republican party. The Los Angeles Times also not the weakness. Of the first learned of. the burglary afternoon. more and more electrical 22,000-student university. Gant animously for Ferguson at the Rev. John Lacey, pastor of the equipment being used for closed session they held im­ A prepared text to be read at said. Connally’s friends believe American political system. He itself from news reports. • ' He also referred to a home he waited until now to announce First Congregational Church, Mrs, Evelyn II. .Siiiiili patient treatment, and much df mediately before the, announce­ a news c•onferen(•e scheduled Mrs. Barbara Shuttleworth of Vernon was recipient of the declared: In the past, he said, he con­ care program which enables a the political switch because he will officiate. Burial will be in ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Evelyn “It was, the system that has it in direct contact with the ment. of Ferguson’s appoint­ lor noon KDT made no speeifie Grove Hill Cemetery, H.-Smith, 74, of 75 Union St., Liberty Bell Award in Tolland County Superior Court ducted his own campaigns. patient t<^ return home earlier relerence. however, to Con- believed the anqouncement will brought the facts to light and than he might have a few years patient, it becomes imperative ment. Sources close to the Rockville. died Monday at a Rockvilie nur­ today. It was presented by Atty. Atherton B. Ryan, vice “ B ut' 1972,” he went on,’ to have knowledgeable per­ selection process indicated the nally’s own polilical plans for bolster Republicans shaken by that will bring those guilty to “presented a very different ago, but with the aid of a home Friends may caii at the sing home. She was the' widow president of the Tolland County Bar Association which sonnel to maintain the vote was not unanimous and the luture. the Watergate case. funeral home Wednesday frOm of Benjamin H. Smith Sr. justice—a system that in this situation. In both domestic and care coordinator, can be visited sponsored the L*\y Day activities. Mrs. Shuttleworth led case has included a determined by special nurses and receive specialized apparatus. that some trustees had pressed Tliere has been recent Connally is a former 7 to 9 p.m. A Masonic service Mrs. Smith was born in Ciare- foreign policy, 1972 was a year In citing the laundry, and the national meat'boycott. (Herald photo by Richmond) .grand jury, honest prosecutors, of crucially important spot cafe in the home. for an additional delay before speculation that the former Democratic governor of Texas. will be conducted Wednesday at mont, N.H., and lived in Wind­ housekeeping department of the making a final decision. \ 7:15 p.m. at the funeral home. a courageous judge—John decisions, of intense Emphasis on treating out­ Texas governor and protege of He was chairman of Democrats sor, Vt., before coming to Sirica—and a yigorous free hospital. Moss said their aim is Rockviile in 1965. She was a negotiations, of vital new direc­ patients is resulting in a faster Ferguson received his law tile late I’residenl l.yndon B, lor Nixon during the 1972 press.” tions .... patient turnover, he said, and to maintain an environment as .lolinson has seriously thought piesidential camp^gn. member of St. John's Episcopal The White House for many infection free as possible. degree from the University of Chiirch of Vernon. She also was Lawyers Honor “That is why I decided, as the eliminates an inpatient buildup. Pittsburgh and studied inter­ ol seeking the Republican Williuin Cunningham months had been highly critical Kenney sees continuing rising Paul Samoza, assistant ad­ presidential nomination in 1976. Nixon said at a Jan. 31 news William Cunningham, 77, of a member of the American 1972 campaign approached, that national relations at of investigative reporting on the presidency should come hospital costs. In substantiating ministrator called the nurse of conference that Connally, who 476 Main St., died Monday at Legion Auxiliary, a charter Watergate by the news media. tomorrow a “super nurse.” In Georgetown University before "1 believe (hat ’in our lime, served in the Treasury post for member of World War II Boycott Leader first and politics second. To the his ob^rvation, he said there serving as a Peace Corps of­ John B. Connally Rockville General Hospital. After speaking Monday night, will be a need for “more and , meeting new challenges and tile Republican party best a year and a half, “could handle He was born Oct. 26, 1895, in Mothers, and a member of maximum extent possible, ficial, the head of Volunteers in represents tlie liroad views of any job that I can think bf in Nixon stepped briefly into the • therefore, I sought to delegate more renovative construction ■“ problems - comprehensive ser­ Hartford. Friendship Rebekah Lodge, ail RARftARA RICIIMOM) another weeklong boycott vices, coordinated services and Service to America (VISTA) most Americans, •whatever this country, or in the world for in Windsor. campaign operations, and to to provide for air conditioning, and U.S. ambassador to Kenya. He was formerly employed at (ll< •mill R c p o rliT ) because of its effect on small continued services are to their formal polilieal af- I he text ol the .speech was tliat matter.’’ Survivors are two sons, remove the day-to-day ign television, better lighting and the Atlantic Screw Co., Hart­ Mrs. Barbara .Shuttleworth of businesses and on those whose become the concern of the He earned a bachelor’s liliations, ” Connally said in the made available here in advance I'lie Washington Post said it Charles H. Smith of Hartford decisions from the president’s ventilation.” But with the slatemenl. ford. Vernon, who organized and im­ livelihood depends on the food Accuse Two rising costs, Kenney said “super nurse,” he said. degree in economics and a of tlie news eonfereneo. Connal- had been told by a White House He is survived by several and Benjamin H. Smith Jr. of office - and from the White Wallace Johnson, center, looks at his pal, Darrell Isaac as he tells how he saved plemented the national meat business, she is asking the House ;...” ^ patients would be getting more •Educating patients to avoid master’s degree in personnel ”1 believe llial it cart best ly liad catled friends and aide tliat by joining the cousins. Windsor, Vt.; and a. daughter, boycott last month, was housewives to have two hospitalization, through better Darrell s life. Looking on is Gerard Carriera, principal of thb Vernon Elementary provide the strengtli and stabili­ assOf ia Ies earlier in Mrs. Wayhe E. Fiint of Vernon. Of Bank Nixon said bis easiest course for their money, including administration at Cornell Republican party at a moment Funeral services will be recipient of the Liberty Bell meatless*days a week. better medical services and care and preventive medicine, Glenn W. Ferguson University. He has held a series School where the boys are students. (Herald photo by Richmond.) ty to unite our people to deal Wa.shington to inform Ihem of ol crisis, “Connally comes on If^nesday at 11 a.m. at the Funeral services wiil be In preseniing the award to would have been to blame willi etfeclively with, our Award in Tolland Cunty everything on those to whom he better specialized care. part of the looking ahead and of consulting posts pnd llie swileh, • like tlie U.S. eavallT- rjding to Funeral Home, 76 Wednesday at 1 p.m. at St. Superior Court this morning. Mrs. Shuttleworth, the Tolland Robbery ‘ reaching out of the future, was has headed the university since prohlems, 1 know tliat'it best John's Episcopai Church of delegated authority, “but that Paul Moss, hospital ad- published several articles in Hero’s Tale tile re.sfUe in theJast scene."' t St., Rockville. The This is the second year the- County Bar Association said it the general thought of the three Homer D. Babbidge Jr. left professional journals. repre.senis my per.sonal eonvie- Vernon. The Rev'. Robert H. would be,a cowardly thing to m inistrativeassistant, lions. Tliere lias been speeulalion in Coiinally has been an out­ Rev. /^l^ur H. Kuehn of the special award was presented as did so in recognition of Mrs. SALISBURY (AP) - Two speakers. UConn in June 1972 to take a ..Tasker said last month that a Wasliington that tlie President Central ^ p tis t Church, Hart­ Weiiner, rector, wili officiate, do.” He continued: described the job of the hospital ’’Aceoriliiigly, I am today an- spoken ally of Nixon since he. the highlight of Law Week. The Shuttleworth’s contribution to hitchhikers were arrested Mon­ engineer, ai whole new role in .teaching and administrative new president for the university might ask Connalljio^o lielp till ford, will oHmiate. Burial will lurial wili be in the Ascutney “I will not place the blame on post at Yale University. mmm ing my decision to af- .began .serving the President in award is presented in recogni­ Vernon, Tolland Courity and the day night by a state trooper and subordinates—on people whose 'To liue^tH^earts mi|ht not be chgsen until the vacuum created liy the be in Ellit |Vt.) Cemetery. nation and the fact she has done ”I welcome the chance to Wallace '^Had To Do It liliale willi tiie Republican par­ various advisory posts tion of a citizen who has con­ an P'R! agent and charged in zeal exceeded their judgment, summer. After Tuesday’s an­ rcsignutioiis Monday of White tollowing the ’68 election. He Cemetery, EllingCh The White-Gibson-Smail tributed to the community these things through great per- work with the Connecticut ly ami make any contribution to 'uheral Home, 65 Elm St., connection with robbing the and who may have done wrong we leave behind nouncement of Ferguson’s BARBARA KIGilMOM) Wallace and Darrell and llou.se aides ll.R, llaldeman hecame- secretary of the Friends may cl “beyond the call of duty.” Last sonal family effort and situation where it qppears that selection, he commented: floating on the water, out liclp it meet the needs and iockyille, is in charge of Salisbury Bank and Trust Co. of in a cause they deeply believed (lleruld Kcportand I It’s now official! Hartford, daughter of Samuel died Monday at Manchester Mockanum Valley! Community Group Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the respond to that potential.” his friend and neighbor, Darrell couldn’t swim and neither coflld Wallace's main thougiit was robbery, ■ first-degree larceny The Manchester Herald Isaac, 8, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Wallace but he jumped in to that they were where they and Christina Sonnlksen Memorial Hospital. She was the Sif.'vices Council, and she and and soliciting rides. They were Community Y, 80 N. Main St. Ferguson, who became presi­ WASIRNtiTON (AP) - In an “I.e.ss than 24 hours after the handful of senators are on the wife of Angelo Soma.. (Coiiliiiiii'il from Page One) building and area... at 16 Isaac. help his friend anyway. shouldn’t have been and action tlial critics later Icrmed President made his addres to Nelson, and had lived in her husband are youth advisors held on $50,000 bond each at the Members will work on leaded The memory of a dent of Clark in 1970, had Brainard PI. and extending floor und.er such cir- Manchester until her marriage. . Mrs. Soma was born in at St. John’s Episcopal Church. items, but Mrs. Krupp declined , glass projects. Supplies will be departed loved one withdrawn his name from con­ It all happened about a month perhaps he shouldn't go home, a "vot(' ,ot tio conlulcnce” in Hie nation, ation was taken eumstanees. Canaan. Barracks, pending is perpetuated with to Bissell St. will henceforth but instead of being chastized Survivors are two daughters, Fubine, Province of Alexan­ She is a native of Glen Rock, N. to release that analysis to the provided for a fee. Members sideration for' the presidency ago, and came to light after “I had to do it,” said Wallace. l’resid(“nl Nixon’s liandling of wliieli will be. interpreted as a Earlier, epublican Leader arraignment today in Circuit a beautiful and fully be known as Herald Square. school officials learned of lie was a hero and received a Mrs. Gladys Scrivener and Mrs. dria, Italy, ^ d .had lived in j. and has been a resident of press Monday night. Court 18 at Winsted, police said. are asked to bring a small glass guaranteed Barre last month after newspaper He related how he tried to grab tile - Watergjite scandal, the vote of no. confidenee in the Hugh Scott had met with Nixon . Helen McBride, both of Hart­ Npw York City , before coming The CAC did not make cutter if possible. Hostesses are WINDOW Guild Memorial. stories said he was a prime can­ The designation^ is by a Wallace’s heroism. Darrell's hat which was pre.sent.from the Isaac family .Scnalc'liqs urged appointment- P resident (it the United Connecticut for nine years. Police said the money wasn’t See oun display. Monuments fiTr his good deed. at Ihe White House and in what ford: a brother, Chris Nelson of to Boiton 30 years ago. She was Perhaps Mrs. Shuttleworth recommendations coneprning recovered. ■ ■ Mrs. Raymond Merriman and didate for the post. resolution of the Manchester ol a .spt'cial p’roscciitor tree of Slates," said .Sen. orris Colton, was described by one source as Coventry; two sis.ter.s, • Mrs. a communicant of St. Maurice’s could be called this year’s possible future referenda on the Two men, one carrying a Mrs. Elwin McAdam. SHADES But Gordon W. Tasker, chair- Bo^d of Directors last any liint of Wliilc House in- ll-N.II. "an einotionul exchange,” ad­ Bennet and llling,'"projects,- tcrlcrcnce. Johanna Johnson of Manchester Chur^ and a member of the "Liberty, Belle." The idea con­ small hand gun and the other a Mode to Order DCm €tt0tand jnan of the university board of nignl>^dopted unanimously ”11 was Hie worst sla|) in Hie vised him the Senate likely and Mrs. Rose Stoughton of Bolton Senior Citizens. She was ceived by Mrs. Shuttleworth, leaving this question to the dis­ cloth bag, entered the bank at : Bring your old roUen in ! trustees, said Tuesday that “we and wiHNijo discussion. Only a liaiultut of .senators would call for a •special WOMAN P ALLBEARER Sewer were preseril at noon 'I’liesday tai^e to Hie I’lesittent’tliat I can Wallingford; four ,a former member of the Boiton which staiTed the nationwide cretion of theyboard. Crocini 2:10 p.m. Monday and an­ and oave 38o per .ahade. ituirittl (Sta. went back to him” and per­ Town Manager Robert Tabled Again eoneeive of,” (,’ot(on .said. prosecutor. ^ grandchildren and five great­ Homemakers. and Mrs. Kciipp both said the SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. Robert &- Florence Boston, Owners suaded him to take the UConn wlien Sen. Cliarles II, I’ercy, It- Y boycott rolling, was passed on nounced, “This is a stickup,” SOL K. GOIIEN Nixiin Was said to have (AP) — Diane Wilson acted as Convenient Evening & Home Appointment Weiss, in presenting The questions concerning the effect Representatives of the com­ Percy said he Jiad tried to grandchildren. Survivors, besides her hus­ to the state federation and by CAC is cofhmiu?a to aid the E. A. JOHNSON job. (lltTulfl Reporter) III.. asked for and received un­ replied that he would wait for police said. They ordered • a pallbearer at her ARRANGED • OISPUY AT Manchester Herald’s on Manchester of increases' in pany, one of the nation’s largest elieek Hie issue witli leaders of Committal services will be band, are two' sons, Raymond that group she wa's given per­ school board in any way possi­ ^ 1076 Burnside Ave., E.'Hartford Spokesmen at the university’s animous ciinscnl to adopt his Ridiardson’s recommendation, employes to fill the bag with grandfather’s funeral recently. PAINT GO. request for. the designation, The Manchester Board of effluent. developers,, ii)|L‘t with the direc­ boHi sides of tlie. aisle, and Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Cedar Hill Soma of Boiton and Dr. mission to speak out on the high ble after their decision is money and quickly drove off in The mortuary’s spokesman (Near Manchester City Line) main campus at Storrs said resolution ’(■alting.on Nixon to but ho did-not foreclose the readtied. ' . 723 MALi ST. i said Brainard PI. will retain Directors Tuesday night tabled The proposed sewer swap tors (4irlicr in the evening to nominate an independent added: ”I have made no Cemetery, Hartford. Lawrence Soma of .Gien Milis, price of meat and to advocate a caf later found abandoned in said it was the first time they they did not know what acition on a propojal to jiossibility of Such an appoint­ Pa.; a brother, Virginio Lanza /'The CAC’s reMrt was well had a woman pallbearer. TEL. 5 2 8 -2 6 8 0 its name and that Herald would be in the Buekland "area, exhibit their preliminary plans. proseeiitor and send his name altempt to railroad .something The B.C. Bailey Funeral that the first week of /^ril be mud, troopers said. Ferguson's salary would be. exchange sanitary-sewage ser^ ment. . . ' ’ H om e, 273 S. Elm S t., ■ of Italy; .two sisters, Mrs. Lena received by/^hool board The president’s annual salary Square will apply only to the where the Arthur M^ Fischer Representing them in thefr to Hie Senate for confirmation. Hiroiigh.” ' set aside as nonmeat buying-' vice with the Town of South Co. of New York- plans a Wallingford, is in charge of Lanza of Itaiy and Mrs. Treasa week. members^aod school ad­ at the end of Babbidge's term area owned by the presentation was John F. Shea, At a White House dinner Windsor. The tabling "action massive industrial- Manchester. attorney. ■ l.ale in (lie-afternoon, other ■i’liere were no objections Tti(^sda,v night, Richardson was arrangements. Ferrando of Southhamptip), Mrs. Shuttleworth topk it ministrators. Board member was $41,489. newspaper. ' “ senators, mostly Itepublicans, wlnsi I’erey asked, his resolu-. England; and three Paul Greenberg, mentioning was a repeat of an action taken commercial-resideritial com­ Explaining the proposed asked, in light of the Senate There are no calling hours. from there and coptiicted University trustees and a April 10 and was fpr the same tried and failc^d to rever.se that" lion he adopted by unanimous grandchildren. that the CAC was a “cross- search committee composed of plex on about 557 acres of Hart­ sanitary sewage plan was vote, 'whether ho would name Congressmen John Chiter and Be Sure to reason — to get answers to man Tobacco'Co. land. voice vole and complaint of the wont to Washington aniT the two towns, matter again today. Plaintiff in the above ehtitled testified-that the nation needed The .Senate action was seen as W ider Assembly a program to Control prices and Fire Calls Weiss urged the directors to action ^praying, for reasons adopt a resolution authorizing intensifying pressure on Atty, WASlllN'O'rON (AP) - herein set forth, for a divorce that the’high price of,food was Town Fire Department (ten -designate Elliot I... House staff, made necessary by only one part of the inflationary the exchange.'"as a policy deci­ President Nixon, seeking to put ’the resignations Monday of on the grounds of. intolerable was called to 519 Center St. at for Our Big Weekly Drawing sion only,’’-Mesiiid Manchester Richard.son to exercise Hie op­ hi.s White House in order, is cruelty or desertion, returnable Enters -problem, . 7:17 p.m. Monday, when a mat­ tion giveri' Dim by 'ND^Ofi to • chief of staff H.R. Haljf and top (Coiilinufd from Page One) Mrs. Shuttleworth feels that would still have the final word 's ’aid- lo' be Considering an domestic adviser John D. before the Superior Court tress caught fire, here was no on sewer connections and That name a .•ipeeial pro.seeutor to expanded role for Vice Presi­ within and for the County of biue'iaws and the creation of a her activities have been darnage done to the house, oversee the investigation. Ehrlichman, also was discussed successful in that they helped all Manchester regulations dent Spiro T. Agnew now that with Agnew .and at a 30 minute Tolland, to be held at Vernon, department of commerce. firemen report. to Celebrate would have to be honored, Outraged Senate Republicans Severai issues died in com­ caused the House of Represeh- two top aides have left because meeting with the Cabinet. on the First Tuesday of ' ’’The board should sai’d they would try again to get mittee or on the floor of d^ate: tafives fo introduce legislation of the Watergate scandal. December, 1972 and now pen­ r-ecognizc, ” he .said, "that we Hie resolution wliich has no The, President was closeted in “IlXa meeting that has to be ding, and upon a motion in said A shield law for newsmen, to roll back prices of.food, rent N E W S T O R E S Our Main Office Renovation force of law — withdrawn. seen ^ s important,” a White and other items. liave an obligation to provide the (jval- Office with Agnew action for a Subsequent Order , 1973-^ PAGE THREE BRUCKNER CYCLE , Sheinwold on Bridge CELEBRATED ON • SET FOR VIENNA T o n ig I " RECORDS ; See Saturday'* Her M oyers ’jou rn a l VIENNA (AP) — In honor of PLAY FOR LONG SUIT j NEW YORK (AP) - A five- South dealer Complete TV ting* the 150th anniversary of the RATHER THAN RUFFERS East-West vulnerable ’*■ ^ albuip, 15-record collection of birth of Anton Bruckher on NORTH all known piano recordings ever *«ept. 4 next year, the 1974 Vien­ By Alfred Sheinwold ♦. K 6 4 I Fate U ncertain made by Sergei Rachmaninoff na' Festival will offer all his South had a complicated 0 K 10 will be released in the fall by symphonies. chbise in today’s hand. He could 0 6 3 (3-8-22) public television stations RCA Records. OUR BABY WEEK SALE. By JAY SHARBUTT Also planne^for September 4i A 1065 3 2 worked out a conlpromise in Rachmaninoff was bom iri try to ruff out his losing (18) b o o r e t a g e n t AP Television Writer 1974 are three Bruckner memo­ which stations with privately 1873. 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South dealer / (3) CBS NEWS Broadcasting, expires at the capital of Upper Austria, the 4 AQJ72 plan. The situation still is East-West vulnerable (8) ABC NEWS ''^nd of this month—maybe. province in which Bruckner 74 / unresolved: but >even so, John In 1897 the San Jose scale, a \ Opening lead — Three of / (22-30) NBC NEWS Whether it returns next fall wa? born in the town of An- 0 KQ74 Jay Iselin, WNET’s president, plant disease, destroyed about PLA.YWEAR SETS SUITS Hearts 4k K 8 / (24) YOU THE SUPERVISOR on national public television sfelden. has high hopes Moyers’ show two million fruit trees in the large ossortment of One-piece, stretch cotton West opened ^he three of depends on two key issues, says South West North / ^Eas't • - — 7:00 — will be back in the fall. Niagara Peninsula. hoys'and girls'styles « C n n terry cloth. 3.00 valuer ...... hearts, and E a ^ n ok two tricks Moyers,' the former 1 4 Pass 2 4 / Pass (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD 6.00-10.00 volues...... Z . J 7 - J . V 7 There are about 72 days dur­ in that suit. E M next sly(ted 2 Pass 3 M Pass (8) TRUTH OR \ presidential press secretary for ing the year when snow accu­ to a low diamond and South’s Pass Pass the late Lyndon B. Johnson. 4 4 CONSEQUENCES Katherine M. Giblin Edmond E. Parker TERRY COVERALLS mulation is more than one inch queen drove out the ace. West Opening ^ a d — 5 3 SHORTALLS_ Flotne retardent, stretch in central Ontario. returned a trump, leaving it up (16) DICK VAN DYKE \ One 4s whether the CPB in the (20) NBC NEWS Assorted prints and solids ^ ‘ 1 D D cottdn. 4.00-5.00 values...... 2.99-3.99. to South to play for the rest of order to r i ^ the last diamond. future wants its officials to Mr. Steak Now spedolly priced...... 1.7 7 the tricks. (22-30) NEWS “prescreen” all public affairs Then he ^ u ld have to get back (24) MAGQIE 244 Center St., Minchester Phone 646-1995 < South considered his low lines to his qwn hand once more in shows for. signs of unfairness BEnER KNIT IVIANCHESTER (40) ABC NEWS i I DRIVI-IN ROUTES 6 1 44A of play. If he took the king of order/to draty the rest of the and imbalance prior to allowing TERRY SUNSUITS Assorted cotton styles i n n diamonds and ruffed a diamond trumps. them on the air, Moyers said. STEAK for LUNCH! PLAYWEAR & DRESSES in the dummy, he would have to Cards Needed — 7:30 — 3.00 values...... I V V 7.00-13.00 volues...... - ‘ ’They’ll call it prescreening. (Mondays thru Fridays) 3 99 8.99 Duel of the return to his hand with a club in / South looked closely at the (3) PRICE IS RIGHT \ But that’s a euphemism for' /^cards he would have to use up in (8) ^ET’s MAKE A DEAL ★ LUNCHEON STEAK ...... S 1 .6 0 Iron Fist prior censorship, and I couldn’t the process. He would have tp (18) JONATHAN WINTERS (I^THEATRES EAST (20) HLM m live with that,” he said. Plus ruff a diamond with, dummy’s ★ BEEF KEBOB ...... S 1 .7 9 The other issue, he said, is (with peppers and onions) king of trumps.^ He would also (22) WAIT TILL YOUR Clint Eastwood In I ■ lb aH abr II how a drawn-out dispute eventually have to ruff a club FATHER GETS HOME BED CAREER between the CPB and public ★ VEAL PARMESAN ...... $ 1 .6 5 Fistful of with one of his own high (may have spaghetti instead of potatoes) television station officials is trumps. This would surely set — 8:00 — Dollars resolved. The dispute is over SAVE ON LAYETTE NEEDS! up a trump trick for one oppo- (3) SONNY AND CHER ★ TERIYAKI STEAK ...., ...... $ 1 .7 9 who will have the final say on . nent or the other. sr — 8:00 — which programs—particularly The other plan was far (8-40) MOVIE .★ MR. MAVERICK STEAK ...... $ 1 .9 9 Now Ploying ones on controversial sub­ RECEIVING BLANKETS • CRIB SHEETS • DIAPERS Now SuoponooCom^fi simpler. South won the first "The Paradine Case.’ jects—will appear on the Public » round of trumps with the king, Alfred Hitchrtock. (24) AMERICA 73 Broadcasting Service ★ LIVER and ONIONS ....$1.79 cashed .the king and ace of clubs c o m f o r t e r s • HOODED BATH TOWELS “ interconnection” linking the' and ruffed a low club with the ■ — 8:30 — lAI R ^ nation’s 234 public television- ^ e above are all served with any two of the following: 4 ICMN jack of spades. This established (20-22-30) COOL MILLION Potatoes, Vegetables, Salad or Cottage Cheese . . stations. QUILTS • SACQUE SETS • RUBBER PANTS dummy's long suit. — 9:00 — ^ I Donald W. Stable Kiehard S. Lawrenee Now South drew trumps with (3) MEDICAL CENTER -JACK liiMMON “ I want to know what sort of Ip a hiirry? Then call us, and lunch will he ready when you arrive! the ace and finally with dum­ (18) 700 CLUB & control will be exercised over TMC aOlTES IS • 14 • II tKIT ■‘w c n n-:'nGF.H" m y’s king. This landec) him in (24) HOLLYWOOD THEATRE Phone 646-1995 , "'t I- iKi. the interconnection,” said the dummy with all trumps ITry fFestdi'h Moyers, whose series has Robert Redford PC — 10:00 — m At 7:00 - 0:30 drawn. He could cash the rest (3) CANNON covered topics ranging from OPEN 7 DAYS! 11:00 A.M. (0 9:00 P.M. of dummy’s clubs to make his OPEN TILL 9 P.M.— TUES. & SAT. TILL 6 P.M. JEREMIAH (8-40) OWEN MARSHALL Virice Edwards stars in rape to the internal fights of the BURNSIDE contract. United Mine Workers union. (20-22-30) ALL-STAR SWING “ Saga of Sonora,” a musical JOHNSON 5(0 Byrniida Ava. (24) STATE OF CONN. Easl’Harrford Dally Question spoof of Westerns airing A c c o r d i n ^ t i y a C P B 643-9333 Pothing 528-3333, Partner deals and bids one 10:35 — Thursday at 10 p.m. pn NBC- stpokesman, the series, 'l5MlnutaiPreinHtfd.l-(4 exl>58 Locked in the Conn. spade and the next player (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY TV. produced by WNET-TV here, Golfland Complex MONOAT NISHT-AU SUTS Me passes. You are next, was financed for its first season A holding: Spades, 10-9-5; iir by $482,500 from the CPB and \ • — 11:00 — Hearts, J-8-6-3-2;’ Diamonds, (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS •$572,000 from the Ford SOCK n one During the last three months, ■ Miss Giblin is president- Sheltz of Manchester Manor, Willimantic. program. ■ officials from 'C pB and loca^ -. X- treasurer of Manchester Con­ Inc. • SAVINGS FOR GIRLS' ; Department will apon- O fficers who wiil fill the valescent Home. Parker is . Other directors whose terms chairs for the evening are: president of-Manchester State MOVIE RAI1NQB expired are Edward Kenney, SIZE 4-6X & 7-14: sor a Bicycle Race on Elvira Anderson, chairman; S ooth e T h e ,';Bank. Stable is vice president administrator- of Manchester FOR RIU1EN1B AND Harry Thoren, vice chairman; of Hartford National Bank & COTTON PANTIES Saturday, May 5. Memorial Hospital; and George YDUNQPEOPLE Inga Gustafson, past chairman; STAGE COACH CAFE Trust Co. Lawrence is vice Famous make. White only. n / J n n n**W*€th**im*nmi*i*t*w*m Ruth Benson, financial president of The Lawrence Shenkman, president of Pilgrim Reg. 3/2.49 ...... J / | . W Y 8:30-8:45 - ReglstraUon tor 10-12 year olds Mills, Kenney is the new Mi4, etflfwv ht iftwwi, *f I*** cJUMNr. secretary; Gerdh Orr, recor­ Appearing In Our Lounge Associates, architects. Sher­ 9:00 -1.4 mile race on campus roads ding secretary; Ivar Carlson, man is president of the Donwell Chamber president and Shenkman is vice president of ,9:30 - 0:45 - RagistraUon for 13-15 year dliils treasurer; Iver Johnson, Wed. and Thura. Nights Co. Lewis is president of KNIT SMOCKS & TOPS |M.L Mit umnio the business services division. 10:00 - 2.4 mlla race for this group C«*MI(WI«Kn chaplain; Frideborg Thqren, Marcon," Inc. Solids and prints. n n n master of ceremonies; Viola ROBER BRISSETTE 5.50- 6.00 values ...... Z . 7 7 10:30 -10:45 - Registration for 16 and iNdor Guitarist and Vocalist 11:00.-2.4 mllo race ML MttMW m Kress, assistant master of^ ceremonies; Lennart Torsten- 9 P.M. to i A.M. This event Is part of the eallogo’s 10th Jbmivorsary son, inner guard; Arne ROUTE S3 VERNON, CONN. STRETCH SHORTALLS Gustafson, outer quard; Lillian Nautical styles. n n n Celebration, and will take place on the Bldwoll A. Gustafson, culture leader. Specially priced ...... n ...... 0 . 7 7 ‘ Herald • SAVINGS FOR Stroet main campus. Prfzas will be donated by Some zoologists place pandas Yesterdays KNIT SPORTSWEAR (MMMS UMU m . in the bear family; others say TODDLERS' SIZES 2-4: Shorts, tops, dresses, slacks n n 7 n n MniMMVMfy The Bike Shop, they, are related to raccoons. VITO’S musical-comedy ‘ Seein’ is and jumpsuits. 3.50-13.00 values I . / / ■ / . 7 7 MiatiiaMaat 25 Years Ago Farr’s, and the National Geographic hays. • — (Formerly Villa Louisa) Believin’.” SHORTALLS Richard Partridge and Nor- Manchester Cycle Shop. . . Smithsonian Institution scien­ Villa Louisa Rd., B olloa Solids & fancies. 2.79 values ...... 1.7 7 tists believe they belong in a Open.Sundays—Closed Naadays man Kronick, talented in ■v A SLEEPWEAR separate family of their own. Manchester residents, are Years Ago ' lu . ■' selected to perforjn at the This was a Sunday; 'The PLAYWEAR SETS Bushnell M emorial in the Herald did not publish. 2.59 or 2/5.00 Assorted styles for boys O H O A (ill USE YOUR \ and girls. 6.50-12.00 values Z . 7 7 " T . 7 7 BODYSUITS * MASTER CHARGE, OPENS The Little Theatre 4.50- 5.50 values...... J. J7 & J.77- BANK AMERCIARD OR of Manchester, Inc. > STRETCH SLACK SETS BUTTERFIELD'S ' ^ FM.!. Some with b ^ y suits - * r n n CHARGE CARD. May 4-5 9.00 and 10.00 values ./..... 4.77 & J.77 KNIT TOPS May 11-12 Sleeveless and short sleeve. e y ^ East Catholic KNIT SPORTSWEAR ' * 4.00- & 4.50 values. High Auditorium ... 1$ Sood Better separottes, 0 O D 1 0 D O Size 4-6X ... 1.99 Size 7-14 ... 2.59 • SA VINGS FOR / suits and dresses. 7.00-22.00 J . V 7 - 1 1.77 mum TIeW s now on sale Playwear Assortment BO YS' SIZES 4-7: Begeral Admission ...... $3 .0 0 Ploysuits.'tennis dresses S t u d e n t s ...... a $2.00 and others. 4.p0-4f50 values • SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS • SA VINGS FOR : Assorted prints. 3.00 values ...... LIggatrs Parkado, Box Office, 6. Fox, Franklin Druos, Sizes 4 6x ...... 2 . 9 9 ... 3 . 9 9 Hastonbury, or Phone 643-7485 At lit the cast afterrthe opening performance at Wlllle’e GIRiS' SIZES 4-6Xr SOUTH C l N F M A SULUVJMAVL SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS WINDSOR 044-8544 Stretch Tops & Ponts Solids and patterns. 4.00 values ...... form ftf Jerry 1—M C k m n a FLARE SLACKS 5.00- 8.(X) values. T he 3.75-5.(X5 values...... I t u Sizes 4 - 6 X ...... 2,59 & 2.99 SUMMER SHORTS S.A.B.I.B. E)dll3 SIZZLER SETS Solids and checks. 4.00 values ...... L.Jt or as M ? ^es7-i4 ..:...... 2.99 '& 3.99 Nautical style dress 'n pantie DINNER SPECrALS% sets. 5.50 values...... Twin Cinema ip and THURS. Broad Street NO! It does not follow that if one capsule or JUMPERS JEANS & MATCHING JACKETS * tablet does you good, two wiJLdd. you.tWice as Cinema 2 good! As a matter of fact, increasing any dose, TENNIS DRESSES 9.00- 11 .(X) values. Jeans, 6.00-6.50 values ...... 3.59 6 3.99 "THE n u i IS A LAMB CURRY without the explidt instructions of your doctor Knit styles with shorts. * n n r n 4-6X...3.99 Si^es7 14...4.99 RARITY. A MOVIE could do you moremarm than good. Take medicine 8.50-11.00 values ...... 4 . 7 7 - J . 7 Jackets, 8.50 values...... 4.99' THE WHOLE FAMILY only as directed— it does you more good that way. bnnCAH enjuT.EHJOY.' Broad Street BODY SUITS AND SNORT SLEEVE PJS. . . specially priced . ... 1.99 SETTUCCINI DAIRY QUEENS • SAVINGS FOR SCOOTER SKIRTS VEST, SHIRT AND SLACK SETS / ^ ^ 3 b 5 0 Ala Carts GIRLS'SIZES 7-14: 7.00-9.00 Volues. "SOUHOER" IS A MUST. eliiieianee 2-pieces with 3-piece look'. 16.00 values ...... \... J . 7 7 A JOHN BOORMAN FILM $4.50 Completo Dinner __ 242 Broad Street It hai the shining light Starring JON VOIGHT • BURT REYNOLDS WESTOWM JEANS & PANTS ^ ^ Sizes 4-6)(... 3.99 Sizes 7-14 ....4.99 ‘ .7 ■ \ ^ Of aheautiful love story." PANAVISION* - TECHNICOLOR* M D y m n m m From Warner Bros. [j|J STUFFED FLOUHDER b l ^ e r . ““"Chester * » PHARMACY ■ ^ 7.00-10.00 values...... 0 .7 7 -J.77 A Wsrner CommumcaiKxis Company ^ 5 VEST AND SLACK SETS LOW, m PMiXS PM - AMIITS $2.00 - ChMren 75« STRETCH JUMPSUITS ‘ 14.00 values ...... :...... 4 . 7 7 , s Sm Shoe Time Schedule a Call 646-2228 At 7:30 - 9:20 *3>50 M a C a rH ^ 0 ». Am. D.Q. Corp. 1972 Am. D. Q. Corp. ^ 45S Hartford Rd. Manchester 643-5230 $4.50 Complete Dinner M A N C H EST ER P A R K A D E Sizes 4 6X ... 3.59 Sizes 7 14 ... 3.99^^ T A K f 1-86 TO EXIT #92 >

. t’ AGE FQUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^.Manchester, Conn., W6d., M ay-2, 197$ ...... WASHINGTON ...... MANCHESTER EVEiN^NG HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 2, 1973 — PAGE FIVE 1 ; Columbia ** * ______. . vm 'nlsA na /lA^AmnSnA^ ,0^.! NEW YORK (AP) - The The figure was determ ine' American elm beneath which by scieiUiats who. examined George Washington camped cross sec^w s of the 102-foot giant’s trunk. Inside its hollow Gasoline Conservation Urge^ during the battle of Long Island Anderson^lMIe Revisions Made was 327 years old when it went heart was a bees’ nest some 30 down in a storm last fall. years old. .WASHINGTON (AP) - highways and limiting the use problem or.whether we have to — ’’Plan vacations ■ and Secretary of the Int's^ior of auto air-conditiohers and consider far more serious ■camping trips closer to home. Rogers C.B. Motton has urg(, ^olh^ powered equipment. In Beach Rules remedial measures than have —"Use trains, busq^or Americans to start conserving In a- separate statement, so far been considered.” airplanes on lohg trips ramer ■ I gasoline if they want to avoid /prepared for presentation to the In ren ew in g P resid en t medical requirements, said than automobiles. v i r g i m a V a r l s o n shortages this summer. Senate Interior Committee, Nixon's wage-'and-price-control Mrs. Murphy. Morton said, "The Margin —“ U.se automobiles only for Currespondenl Morton did not directl; authority Monday night. necessary trips. . Eagh paddler must provide a between experiencing energy Tel. 228-9224 mention the possibility of gas­ Congress gave him, for fhe first Coast Guard-approved life shortages and not experiencing —"Limit, the use of auto air- The Recreation Council’s oline rationirtg, but warned time since the energy crisis conditioners and other fuel preserver. energy shortages is very beach regulations have been , shortages could affect "tne became a public issue, clear Ail paddlers are responsible small." consuming accessories, c reviewed and revised by the freedom of' Choice of g/ur authority to allocate petroleum —"Drive 10 miles belqw the ly formed beach for helping with clubhouse "F or this summer," he said, products. ’ SALE! maintenance. citizens." speed limit on. all "only a one , or'tw o per cent Tiittee. bonne bell Administration officials have superhigliways. Advanced paddlers who use In a statement issued from reduction in gasoline repeatedly said there was no —“ P'ace greater reliance on the club’s double blades are *his office, Morton ui^erLJnat consumption 'tjould make a intention to institute gasoline small cars, particularly by two- required to pay $1 a year rental ten-'O-sIx Americans save gasoline by difference. ' ibert Baldwini chairman, rationing in the foreseeabte car famjlies. fee. Each paddler must own his driving their cars yinly when "The driving habits of the d the meeting because he future, but Mqrton's statements —’ ■Use mass transit systems own singie blade. necessary, planning vacations American people can said all regulations become s p r i n g seemed to mean that adequate more extensively, Mrs. Murphy said when and camping trim closer to determine whether we get Sportswear outdated unless they are gasoline was becoming less and —"Walk or ride bicycles op'' school closes the members will home, slowin,g down on periodically reviewed. through the summer without a less foreseeable. canoe in the morning as well as short trips. x A code, of behavior adapted p in t s a l e , Morton urged the public to for M isses & Jrs. evening. —“ Keep automobile eqgines from the American Red Cross fen ’s Lib Wins One take nine commonsense steps properly tuned and'^ tires Life Saving and Water Safety Swim Captains to save gasoline: properly inflated." ,, Manuei will apply to the Two local youths were reg. 5.50! 3.95 A community beach. recently named co-captains of NEW LONDON, N.H. ( A P ) - Colby is primarily a women s The beginners’ crib is the Windham High School Greg Flynn, one of five mei) college but accepts men in restricted to small children and swimming team. who with 600 women attend certain programs. their adult supervisors. Small Allan Randall, son of Mr. apd Colby Junior College for children will be ordered out of Mrs. Charles Randall, The school will change its Women, has been elected presi­ name to Colby College-New Our Regular $ 1 0 to $ 1 2 the water until responsib\jlity Lakeview Dr., and William dent of the senior class. Hampshire in July. PolyiBster Double Knit for their safety is established. LaFramboise, son of M r and Once-a-year savings on Horseplay on the beach, piers Mrs. Leo LaFramboisW, of pint-size Ten-O-Six Lotion Flynn, who edged out all his and floats, such as running, Whitney Rd., are both juniors. female opponents in primaries HARD TO SPEND throwing or playing tag, is for­ Allen’s specialty is free style ...the one cieansing and and final elections, is the first PANTS male tp hold the office in the VANCOUVER (AP) - A bidden. No floating toys or life while Bill’s is the breast stroke. corrective cosmetic. It thief in British Columbia shbuld •collegfe’s 45-year history as a preservers wili be perinitted in , GOP Women helps clear skin biem- be having trouble spending his the swimming area. women's school. The Republican Women’s ishes with deep ill-gotten gains. He took three Alcoholic beverages are Club wiil sponsor a teen-age A Plug For Spring Fair Flynn, 18. is the son of Mr, canvas bags containing $I,000 NOW forbidden on any part of the Repubiican’s,participation in a cieansing and and Mrs. Neil Flynn of from a city tax department 95 property. trip to Washington, D.C. Since heaiing medi­ Westport, Conn. He is in the truck. The money was a'll in Picnicking is restricted to the there is no local Teen-Age Putting the final touches on posters advertising the Anthony, a second grader, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. school's liberal arts program. coins from city parking meters. picnic area..Access to the water Republicans (TARS), the, per­ cation. Gallon- Highland Park. School “ Spring Frolic Fair’’ are Anthony Edward Jaworski of 83 Pitkin St. Jane, a fifth grader, is is to be kept clear. son selected will attend with size of Ten-0- Jaworski and Jane Price. Cliildren from the-school have the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph’Price of 19 Autumn The boat owner must provide made alTlhe posters used to publicize the fair which will be Polyester double knits in solids and the Windham group. The trip Six aiso on sale', Et. (Herald photo by Pinto) his own, mooring at his own offers a youngster an Saturday ort the school grounds from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.. L- novelty patterns. Choose from new styling ______I __•' ■ ,., L . . * risk. opportunity to meet with reg. $30, 24,95.. features like the new wide waistbands and The beach supervisor and legislators and be exposed to Cosmetic^; all wide cuffed or plain bottoms. Misses and lifeguards are authorized to en­ government operations. icT?? D&L stores ex­ junior sizes. - force the'rules. Any violations Those interested may contact could result in suspension of Mrs. Margaret Anderson, club cept New beach privileges, according to president. London. Meskill Opens Stamford Office the behavior code and beach Juniors in Windham High safety. HARTFORD (AP) - Gov. School or Windham Tech in­ government that is difficult to responsibility to lead the Safe limits are established Thomas J. d esk ill Tuesday an­ Congress and the news media terested in applying for the achieve with citizens in areas of nation," the governor said. Biit, for bathing and are designed for nounced the establishment of a for concentrating so heavily on internship may contact Mrs. the state far removed from the he'added, "With the Watergate the safety of the majority. All Erminia.Lowman before May “ Southern,; Connecticut capitql.” , • the Watergate case. rules are for the safety of the Bonne a e ii affair consuming so much of his "That isn't what I said, that's 14. Governor’s Office” in Stamfoed' At a news conference during time this was difficult to do.” individual and groups, One junior will be selected to make “state government what the press reported I said,” 5 ^ a morning visit to Stamford, The governor had declined to eliminating dangerous prac­ for the program by Mrs. more accessible and more Meskill commented. He Our Regular $ 1 3 to Meskill broke his silence over comment on^the Watergate tices. Lowman and her committee, responsive to citizens in the the Watergate case. explained that he felt Congress Any person who launches or case during a news conference "had been distracted by the Fashion Bright which includes Joseph Organek, southern part of the state.” "I think hq’s doing the only in Hartford Monday. removes a boat at any time Mrs. Arija Koiva, Adolph Meskill said the office would thing he can do under the Watergate affair from other • Meskill also rebutted recent more important issues...” when the beach is'open must be German and Robert Tuttle. serve Bri^eport, Norwalk, circumstances," the governor BLAZERS a beach member,-but a reports that he had criticized \ Stamford ,'The flight is not restricted to CCG , members and fam ilies and anyone interested in going on . the trip may contact Mrs. Pat Murphy or Richard Ruzicka.

Canoe Club members are now paddling ■ on , the lake from 6 p.m. to dark, according to Mrs. Pat Murphy, coach. Paddlers will also work out Saturdays from 5 to 7 p.m. Dues are $5 per year plus 18 hours.of worl^ on fund raising, or $12 per year, per member, plus helping on cake and tag sales. Each member must pass a swim test and must have insurance, accident and

Over 500,000 vehicles and a Our Regular $7'^‘ like amount o'f pedestrians are checked monthly at the San mom remehibered: with Double Knit Pull-On Ysidro border crossing near mom 'Tia Juana, Mexico. “liberty circle” for her active life

PANTS She’s always on the go. Doing all the little things that mean remembered: with Proportioned lengths HEALTH CAPSULES® so much. Now’s your chance to give a little back with a Val Mode sleepwear for a smartly styled fit. by Mif h«f I A. Petli, M.D. brisk and breazy cotton spor.t dress. Choose from a healthy Short 8-16: Medium \ assortment of new summer prints and patterns. We show just two. IF VoUF. Vo<$ HA6 10-18: Tall 14-20. A Left: Fresh strawberry pantdress with pleated slit skirt and She’ll be up at dawn, sip^ping coffee and A y o u wide array of beautiful ca Tch it from bermuda short with convenient zip crotch. 8 to 18^, $1-6. thinking of you in her new drpp-stitched solid colors. , HIM 'Z tt Right: Daisies do tell what a cool, crisp dress this really diamond pattern, rose bud print gown you NOW S-X ^ ■JUP f p is. Easy fit, flare skirt, 10 to 18, $14. gave her,for Mother’s Day. Nyion tricot with pink 13.... ““" i ; Phone or visit Misses Dresses, all D&L stores. or biue buds on white. Left: shift^gown, front piping trim, S-M-L, $7. Right: long gown, piping .1 3 ..^ trim under bodice, tie back, S-M-L, $9. jifl- Not shown: Matching short gown, bikini pant .’Vv’ and sieep coat, P-S-M, the set $18. Andersoit -Little Phone or visit Lingerie, aii D&L stores. cy4 Qreat(^ame in *Tine Clothing AfAM immune. / r o IN MANCHESTER V o s HePATiTi^.

(MANCHESTER PARKADE) WEST MIDDLE TPKE.-BROAD ST. HuMi ,Capn^ Im Ip IuI miaiiMlian. It is not intended te b e e f • SHOP O&l, MANCHESTER PARKADE & TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON Open Monday thru Friday nights'til 9 ... Saturdays'til 6 PHONE 647-1451 SHOP DHL MANCHESTER PARKADE t TRI.CUY PLAZA, V R N O N O p ,„ Monday ,h ,„ F„day nigh,. ,11, . . , So.ordoys T PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, l^anchester, Conn., Wed., May 2. 1973 • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Cifhn., Wed., May 2, 1973 — PAGE SEVEN ’The book begins with a dis- An extremely useful feature and left behind a formidable . ettssion of the difference be­ of the book is the inclusion of quantity of work, that lovingly . the nuking of such a man had a commanding position stood tween company promises and There is a lot of similar clut­ form letters to be written to detailed a time and a place in to be told, naturally, and Finis the 2,515-page ‘Oxford Uni- what the company actually ter surrounding the stoTy of iHatirI|wlFr iEit^uing lirralb insurance companies, state in­ America that, while gone from Farr decided to do the job. His -:,versal Dictionary,’ concise in O’Hara's life and work and it means. It warns of the im­ surance officials (wh<»e ad- the contemporary scene, still book, while written com­ comparison to its thirteen-vol­ Hi portance of making sure that does slow things down.-'But for dre^es are given), the Better will exist as long as O’Hara’s petently enough, is not, unfortu­ ume parent, the ‘Oxford Dic­ THE JURORS. By Benjamin those interest^ in finding the applications for insurance are Business Bureau' and credit work is read. nately, for the average reader tionary of the English Lan- Founded Oct, 1; 1881 Siegel. Delacorte. 303 Paces. complete and accurate, since a life of a major writer, it’s all agencies' Merely filling in the but for the scholars and for guage,‘ which O’Hara did not here. 17.95. Current single misstatement or omis­ blanks in these forms gives a Whether or not O'Hara’s pe­ Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Neighbor culiar appeal will continue to those intensely interested in own.” Or, is it really necessary The personal emotions and sion is reason for rejecting a claimant a firm but respectful O’Hara. to be told the name of the actor Co., 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 fears of a courjtroom drama are Best Sellers claim. „ , survive is a matter of con­ Phil Thomas (Complied by Publlshera' Weekly) statement of his case. One reason is that the text W who read the notice of F. Scott detailed in Benjamin Siegel’s jecture,' of coOrse. But it is Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) p.m. should telephone the circulation just too crowded with minutiae. Fitzgerald’s death? ’ __.AP Books Editor Burl Lyons, Publisher novel which focuses on the pan­ FICTION difficult to imagine a book such Perhaps the most important This book is consumer pro­ Everything everyone ever Published every evening except department, 647-9946. el in a criminal case. Theresa as “ Appointment in Samara,” “ Once Is not Enough,” single chapter is the “ Guide to tection at its best. wanted to know about O’Hara is Sundays,, and holidays. Entered at the V ...... ^ for example, going without Powers, pfostitut^mistress of Susann Buying Health Insurance,” Laurance F. Stuntz all carefully cataloged in this MEDIA ASSOIAATE PROGRAM Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Jefferson Clement, a black readers. Manchester, Conn., Post Cjffice as “ ’I’he Odessa File,” Forsyth which lists 13 points to look out Associated Press book and it does get to be a bit man, is dead. He is thought by Train for a career In Broadcasting, Publications Second Class Mail Dtetter. Member of The Associated^Press “ ’The Taking of Pelham One for. This alone is worth the much. Farr, for example, police to be the brutal Regardless, O’Hara did what or Public Relations. Enter this unusual, new, two- One Of our regular contributors to th?. Open Forum Two Three,” Godey price of the whole book. spends several long pages de­ Burl L. Lyons, I^blisher The Manchester Publishing Qo. murderer. Clement won’t say he had to do and it’s summed up year college credit program. Facilities Include tv- scolded us the other day for frequently publislijng poetry in ‘‘Jonathan Livingston tailing all of the objects in anything, however, not even to nicely on the headstone at his radio studio, photographic darkroom, videotape assumes no financial responsibility for Seagull,” Bach O’Hara’s study. •'. the column. his court-appointed attorney. But, if you have already O’HARA: .A BIOGRAPHY. grave: “ Better than anyone equipment. Partial program credit may be earned in typpgraphicajr errors appearing in An important place, of In a way, he has a point. The Open Forum really isn’t an Among the 12 men and wom­ “ Evening in Byzantium,” bought your insurance, the next By Finis Farr. Little, Brown. else, he told the truth about his cou^v^incg4ffeAuthor did his work experience courses at nearby broadcasting advertisements and other reading appropriate place for poetry. We have been receiving quite en chosen for the jury is re­ Shaw step is to collect your claim. 300 Pages. *8.50. time, the first half of the Subscription Rates ijjmifig theifli,. but who really stations and public relations offices. matter in The Manchester Evening a few poems - perhaps it is just the season - but at any rate, search chemist Frank Logan. This is taken care of in the twentieth century. He was a Payable Tn Advance NONFICTION chapters on “ Negotiating the When John O’Hara died in professional. He wrote honestly needs tto know the' name'of the For information phone the Admissions Office. Herald. we are thinking of setting aside h. column called Poet’s He is remarkable because he 646-4900, Ext. 281. One Month .. ~ ...... $3.25 left tte priesthood and then “Dr. Atkins’ Diet Red Tape” and “ Bringing Pres­ 1970 he was one of the nation’s and well.” firmTrom which the author or­ Corner. We know the title isn’t veiw original but perhaps it most highly respected writers dered rain clothes and outdoor Display advertising closing hours, married. He falls in love with Revolution,” Atkins sure to Bear.” The story, of what went into Single Copy ...... 15«t will suffice. ^ ‘—1 equipment, or the fact that: “ In the lady juror who sits next to “ The Joy of Sex,” Comfort MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE By Carrier, W eekly ...... 75(t thr^full day^ brior to publication. him. “ The Implosion Conspiracy,” Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon The Around Washington column in the Elks magazine The pretty lady juror is Ann Nizer One Year ...... $39.00- prior ^-day of publication; 12 noon says Henry Kissinger rents the white tie and tails he wears Hilliard, a young woman whose “ I’m O.K., You’re O.K.,” Six M onths...... $19.50 fiance was murdered by a F r i d ^ for publication Saturday and to formal functions, at the White House* It costs $17 each Harris group of young blacks. She Three Months ...... $9.75 Monday. time but it’s a convenience for Kissinger as his weight “ The Best and the Brightest,” / keeps trying to remember that fluctuates. Sometimes he is a 42, sometimes a 43. By ren­ Halberstam ting, insteajd of owning his own suit in a single size, he is the murder didn’t happen just “Known for Quality, because the gang was black. Faamous for Service” always sure of a comfortable fit. She does not disqualify herself What’s good enough for Henry ought to be good enough from the case because she is Just Openers for Manchester’s finest male specimens. trying to ^ very fair. THE HEALTH INSURANCE Otowjurors are men and RACKET AND HOW TO BEAT IT. By John E. Gregg. Henry i It seem s to us that President Maybe we expected too much in his Several newspaper people have toured the new Herald — nen with families, problems OF MANCHESTER facility but an interesting guest the other day was Bernard and ideals. "One is sick. Another Regnery Co. 192 Pages. $6.95. Nixon’s report to the American people Watergate report. Perhaps we felt he Malkinson, a newspaper publisher in Beeston, England. doesn’t understand his anti-es­ Did you ever wish, when buy­ tablishment son. ing something big, that you had Since 1874 on the Watergate issue was nearly a should be both the judge and the Jury. Malkinson is the new incoming Rotary district governor Despite the detail and some a friend who wa? a combined waste of time. for Nottingham and was en route to Lake Placid, N.Y. fine at-home scenes, the char­ detective, lawyer and product We ca n go along with the However, the fact remains that He commented that inflation in England is a major con­ acters never become real, sym­ expert? cern. pathetic people we care about. ^ Well, John E. Gregg is just President’s comment that facts in the three men hqve suddenly left the In regard to Vietnam, Malkinson said he thinks there is a Even the pages of courtroom that; a former FBI man, a law­ case were concealed from both he and White House ranks and at least the general feeling that the United States did secure a peace testimony, leaning heavily into yer and a former salesman for medical evidence, seem life­ the American public. majority of the American people don’t with honor. health insurance. Unless you STOCK less.. “ It’s my thinking that President Nixon is Kelvin high es­ are covered already by a group We can also go. along with the know why. Who was the key figure m Winning most of our sympa­ plan, you probably will need teem in foreign affairs but there are second thoughts^bout thy and concern is Lester President’s thinking that he has to the planning of Watergat^? Hopefully, this book before you buy health his domestic programs,’ ’ said Malkinson. Our thanks to Proude, the defense attorney. insurance to cover your hospi­ delegate authority and that’.^ true of the probe in the days ahead will bring Ken Ostrinksy, new president of the Manchester Rotary He is trying to win his case tal and doctor bills. y any executive whether it be in govern­ out the clear facts to the American Club, for bringing Malkinson by The Herald. despite a gall bladder attack Gregg adopts an adversary and attempted bribery by local status from the start. “ Com­ ment or business. ■* people. Due to Watergate, it is no secret that some potential politicians. panies always delay claims In the end, he, too, is a loser. payments as long as possible,” QUALITY CARPET Republican candidates for state and national offices in All the characters lose. So does 1974, are having mixed emotions. he says. “ Insurance companies the reader, who wishes the nov­ operate to make as much A. Gas Tips. . A new slogan for 1974 made its debut awhile back, “ Vote el held more life and better money as they can. Paying for an Anti-Nixon Republican.” writing. / - ^ claim s contradicts this pur­ Whether or not the closing of some Good plugs and points can incr^ke Eve Slwbutt pose.” Some stories are so good they get repeated. Such was the Associated Press gas stations, because of shortage of gas mileage, the club says. / Reservoir Brook At Oak Grove Nature Center. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) one in The Herald announcing the promotion of good friend gasoline is temporary or not, it would Fourth, take off your snow,.dres as Paul Grady at Lydall & Foulds. We would like to place the ROLLS appear that Connecticut motorists they create more drag thah regular blame on our electronic marvels but can’t do so with MARION’S WALL. By Jack New Books CHOOSE THE SIZE AND COLOR justification. Finney. Simon & Schuster. 187 and others in the Northeast especially tires at highway speeds. Pages. $6.95. At Library THAT FITS YOUR ROOM may be faced with the real prospects Fifth, drive at a steady speed and There-'s.something about the A nationally known columnist who says he is a liberal. past that fascinates Jack Fin­ of having to curtail travel plans unless F iction ^ keep a light f6ot on the accelerator. Max Lerner, will grace The Herald’s editorial page begin­ ney. Here’s a really dramatic savings opportunity. You can really Barrett— The lovemaniacs more gasoline is produced or ways are SixthTDon’t accelerate hard up hill. ning next w eeju .,^ In his last novel. “ Time and save important dollars on the Carpet you need for your 'Craig — Knifeman We have b6d s ^ e requests for such a Column. As we Again," he wrote about N e w ^ used to conserve present supplies. Build up speed before the hill so the Hammond-Innes — The golden home . . . because we’ve scooped up a special selection, of York City in the years just be­ told you earlier, one of the purposes of the readership sur­ soak Carpet Roils. Find the carpet size and color you want,.. hufTy It is the conpervatioa of-present ca r’s momentum will carry it up, fore' the turn of the century. In vey we conducted was to determine the popularity of cer­ Knox— Totem dream Rowland Evans and Robert Novak “ Marion’s Wall," his newest in and really save. F*lenty to choose from in this dramatic salel supplies, or getting more miles per even though it slows down somewhat. tain columns and features and to solicit ideas from you Mele — Polpetto readers. . book, the time is the present but gallon, that each motorist can do Seventh, lift, your foot from the it might as weil be Hollywood Schulz — The beggar In the months ahead, we may be possibly adding other something about since he has no con­ acqeleratOr when going fast enough during the Roaring ’20s because Sheed — People will always new columnists and dropping some that we now carry. that’s what the book largely is kind trol over, gasoline production other and when you anticipate you will have llanoi-zing the War about. Sutton — The liberated than his willingness to pay for the gas to stop. We received an unsigned letter from “ a concerned resi­ Gimmicky, sure. Butvit Non-Fiction dent, driver and parent,” but its contents need to be works when Finney does it. And Abrams — How. I made a when he can get it.. And finally, turn off the engine BINH DINH PROVINCE, Unwilling cither to hold elec­ It works. Tam Quan district’s revealed. it makes for reading that is fun. miilion dollars with ideas South Vietnam — Any lingering Suggestions for getting more miles when you are parked or waiting. One tions sure to be wdn by Saigon return-to-village program is Marion, the girl of the wall, is Adeiman — Down home; ROYAL STAR LONG ^MEADOW misconception that this is a “ I witnessed a frightening experience which could have or to begin building a new faltering. Around 40 per cent of (was?) a movie-struck, bit-part Camden, Alabama to the gallon have been released by minute of idling burns more gasoline , South Vietnamese civil war can been, and-came very close to being, a terrible tragedy. guerrilla^political structure, the- new settlers feturn to actress with'a big talent who Albertson — BesSie (Smith) Shag sophistication with a star- be erased by a remarkable re­ “ A driver coming toward a stopped school bu8 with its Deep, opulent, plush Shag to the Auto Club of kartford of the than restarting. ' Hanoi relies on military mus­ refugee camps, some going surely would have made it to Berthoid — A history of world like glow. High luster Bigelow ap­ t cent development: cadres from cle. Bigelow approved Nylon. Two- American Automobile Assn, and back immediately after picking red lights clearly flashing didn’t stop and very narrttwly stardom if she hadn't been wip­ theater- proved Nylon yarns gre piled for the North Vietnamese army’s tone colors shimmer and shine In Thus, the Communist cutting up free tin roofing and rice in missed striking a small child who was crossing the street ed out in an auto crash, in the Boren — When in doubt, mum­ should be considered by each of us as Granted most experienced drivers 3rd Division demobilized to fill an inner light. It’s a great carpet the carpet. A really exciting value. edge here ‘is the North Viet­ the resettled village. after having left the bus. '20s. But before she died she ble; a beaureaucrat’.s handbook do most of these things but in the light civil political posts in’ value. Colors in Glaze Blue, and the suggestions not only will conserve namese 3rd Division prowling The reason is mainly terror. “ Efforts were made to alert the car driver and luckily scrawled in giant lipsticky let­ Castaneda — Journey to Ixtlan; Color is- Citron—a Jovely light Communist-controlled hamlets around the province. After a ters on the wall of .her apart­ Meadow Moss. Regularly $12.95 green. Regularly $11.95 sq. yd. gasoline but save us som e money also. df possible gasoline limitations and Besides accelerating attacks on they became aware of the situation before it was too late. the lesson of Don Juan of Binh Dinh province. luiriate in March, the 3rd Divi­ ment “ Marioiii- Marsh lived sq. yd. outposts and resettlement The bus had been stopped for several seconds and the child Clinch — The Kennedy Neurosis First, the club says, slow down. It the realities of higher gasoline and ' here, June 14, 1926. Read it and That completes Hano-izing sion — reinforced and village, there are frightening Farwell — Queen Victoria’s lit­ had gotten off in a safe place and time before the car w eep!" sale $9.95 sq. yd. costs you almost 50 per cent more other living costs, a review of our the Communist struggle f o r . resupplied since the ceasefire rumors (partly Communist- tle wars sale $9.95 sq. yd. appeared. Sure enough a young couple South Vietnam. What started as began — went on the warpath in spread) of a Ho Chi Minh’s Fochs — The very idea money to driVe at 70 to 80 miles per driving habits and application of these “ Don’t people know the laws and rules of the road or movJfe into the apartment near­ a South Vietnamese insurgency April assaulting government birthday offensive on May 19. Fosdick — The League and the simple measures will help conserve ly 50 years later, removes lay­ hour as it does to drive 50 mph. The was long: ago taken over outposts in Binh Dinh. With Korean troops departed aren’t they important anyrhore? It is sad that safpty and United Nations after fifty years ers of wallpaper from the walls both gasoline and money^ both of militarily by North Vietnamese ■ Consider one recent night in consideration of others seem to take last place in people’s Freeman — The story of Anna KALEIDOSCOPE STARSHINE averagf’ car uses gasoline most' ef­ from Binh Dinh, the defense is while remodeling, comes upon regulars. Now, using the Tam Quan district, the entrusted to the 22nd South thoughts today.” b. ficiently at 40 mph. which are desirable for the motorist • province’s most fiercely con­ Marion's message, and, wham, ceasefire to try making the Vietnamese Division which Fulier — 200,000,000 guinea pigs A rich lustrous Shag in Salton Red A new extra .bold and beautiful and in the public interest. Marion's spirit zooms in from ^cond, use the proper octane for Vietcong’.s Provisional tested area. North Vietnamese turned and ran in the central The spring issue of Cedar Digest, published by Supreme Globus — Digging it; how to Nylon Shag in four stunning sappers overran an outpost the land of the dead and takes color. This color is made from six Revolutionary Government highlands a year ago. Although Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon of North.. America, possession of the young wife’s grow things naturaily your car. Too high an octane wastes manned by about 20 South Viet­ close-matched color tones to colors ... Platinum, Chablis, Remember, engineering technology more than a political abkrac- the reorganized 22nd has per­ Harrisburg, Pa., contains excellent publicity on body. Guest — The romantic bailet in namese rangers, sent up from make decorating easy. Regularly Violet and Paprika., Regularly money and too low lessens perfor­ tion, Hanoi has placed formed muqh better lately, it To tell .more would be to'give Engiand .. can solve a lot of problems but the op­ Saigon. The toll: 16 rangers Manchester. The issue contains a complete page of Herald $1Q.95 sq. yd, $8.95 sq. yd. mance and can cause engine damage. northerners as political ad­ still inspires less than total con­ away the plot, but suffice it to Hili — A hunter’s fireside book killed — one of the bloody Com­ reprints on Manchester’s famed Five Mile Road Race timum use of mechanicai equipment ministrators in the handful of fidence here. say that it’s fast-moving and HoWar — Laughing all the way Third! keep your car’s engine in hamlets it controls, here and munist ceasefire violations that Thanksgiving Day which is sponsored by the Manchester Klamkin — Hands to work; to achieve economy and efficiency Intelligence experts doubt the Forest. funny. \ , sale $8.95 sq. yd. sale $6.95 sq. yd. tune because an out-of-tune engine elsewhere in South Vietnam. seldom attract world attention. rumored Ho Chi Minh offen­ In addition, film buffs, of Shaker folk art and industries such as your family car is still a That same night, a few Com-. sive, but Hanoi, still has two which Finney must be one, will Knowles — The great' Bank of can reduce mileage by as much as 23 This undercuts the old U.S. munist mortar rounds were future options here. It can Its a little bit difficult to understand why the get a bonus in that the book-is America telex heist driver’s responsibility. doctrine that. (he war will per cent. fired into a nearby village, attempt cutting South Vietnam Manchester Planning and Zoning Commission would deny crammed with lore about the Krock — Myself when young: never end until the underground HEARTHSTONE GULFSTREAM abandoned during the 1972 Com­ in two with the total conquest of a zone change to permit expansion of the Highland Park early days of movies. So, if you growing up in the 1890’s. Communist apparatus — called munist offensive but slowly Binh Dinh.- Or it can continue Market,.., want to take a quick spin Lindsay — Art and the han­ the Vietcong infrastructure // being reoccupied by refugees harassing village resettlement, through those thrilling days of dicapped chiid Beautiful Velvet Plush in Spanish (VCD by the Americans — is The authority on traffic problems and hazards is the Handsome, durable colonial Let's Ho|f)e This^ls a Sweet One, Henry!" Cbaxed back by thn govern­ undermining confidence in the yesteryear ... McCielian — American yoiith in Gold color. Made of 100% Acrylic eradicated. For years, ment. chief of police and Chief James Reardon said traffic flow stripe on heavy rubber. Ideal for government’s ability to protect Phil Thomas a changing culture Washington pressed Saigon to in the area would be improved by the market’s expansion Family Rooms, Kitchens, Dens. fiber for years of carefree wear By massacring government its citizens. Both options are es­ AP Books Editor ' McGarvey —CIA: the myth and wipe out'the- VCI through the and new entrances and exits. We donlf know of a better Regularly $8.95 sq. yd. and beauty. Regularly $9.95 sq. outposts and frightening sentially military, totally the madness Phoenix program, highly con­ traffic authority than Chief Reardon. I yd- , ’ resettled village, Hanoi sends dom inate by Hanoi and carry Maliver — The encounter game troversial and never very this message to refugees: Stay few elements of genuine civil Mann — Learning to ..be; the successful. What is happening in your refugee camp and do not war — a description fitting the There are a couple of significiant observances for the education of human potentiai ■' now, however, suggests that not sale $6.95 sq. yd. return to your village until we Vietnam war generally today. month of May in addition to the time honored Mothers Mann — Motorcycle ace V sale $7,95 sq. yd. the VCI but legions of invading are in control; Day, Armed Forces Day and of course, the Memorial Day Did You Market — What you don't know North Vietnamese troops con­ holiday. ■ can hurt you N - stitute the heart of the in­ Know That,,. This is also Senior Citizens Month and yesterday was tile Mead —' Twentieth century RELENTLESS surgency.' faith; hope and survivai ROAD RUNNERS ■One basic reason why beginni^ of Elks National Youth Week. It’s fitting that we Gers, collapsible tents used Mikes — Any souvenirs? Cen­ pay reedgnition to both our senior citizens anil^outh at the , by Mongolians, are about 4 feet . northerners are taking over Today in History tral Europe revisited Pull-cfpwn, body type Nylon-Shag Grecian Gold, Nylon on heavy politically in attempts to build a same time. high and their latticed walls Morris — The fir§,t babyfood in four clear, crisp colors; Orange By TheTic Assorialcd Press collapse like accordians for rubber backing. Ideal for do-it- Vietcong nation is the failure of cookbook • - Spice, Golden Brass, Fantastic the VCI to recover from its carrying. They are 20 to .30 feet yourself wall to wall bedrooms, Honest to goodness, April. 28 we received the^Nov 3 in diameter and their curved Nadelson —' Who is Angela Blue and Red.'*Regularly $ 7 .9 $ ^ devastating losses in the failed Today is Wednesday,, May 2, his own soldiers during the Civil family rooms. Regularly $6.95 sq. 1972, edition of the DeKalb, 111., Daily Chronicle. We poles are like the ribs of pn Davis? yd. r 1968 Tet offensive. The Phoenix the i22nd day of 1W3. Thefe are War battle of Chancellorsville, yd. 'heri thought the newspaper possibly made a mistake in dating umbrella. Narramore — Heip! I'm a program’s estimate of 70,000 243 days left in the year. Va. , the edition, but there were a number of advertisements parent VCI members nationwide is In 1890, the Oklahoma Basis for todify’s border Nash — The old dog barks Today’s highlight in history; calling attention to Nov. 4 events. The paper undoubtedly almost surely.grossly inflated. Territory was organized. between Mexico and the U.S. backwards sale $4.95 sq. On this date in 1945, the laid in the bottom of a mail sack sornewhere. * sale $6.95 sq. yd. But if any province still has a In 1960, Caryl Chessman died was established in the 1848 N ewcom b — Franklin and Soviets announced the fall of VCI readyHo assume ad- in the San d en tin Prison gas Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, “Galloway and the,J853 Gadsden ministratiort, it should be Binh Berlin in World War II. The chamber in California after Page — Bitter wages Dinh, a ftaditional Communist Western allies announced that eight delays of execution. Purchase. The, boundary consists of 1250 miles of the Parkes — Bereavement; stronghold, thanks partly to the Nazi troops had surrendered in In 1966, there was rioting in ...... ■‘■■JI studies of grief in aduit iife Italy and parts of Austria. Rio Grande River and 23 miles Saigon regime’s corrupt- ad­ Israel during a visit by, former Rhymer — The small house ministration and incompetent West German Chancellor of the Colorado River, along On this date— with 675 miles of desert and half-way up in the next block military leadership here. Konrad Adenauer. In 1536, Queen Anne Boleyn of mountains. Roth — Healthier Jewish,^ South Vietnamese in­ Ten years ago; Communist England was sent to the Tower Today’s Thought cookery “*• telligence experts believe there Chinese seamen rescued from a of London, where she was San Ysidro, at theTii^yana Varley — .Japanese culture are sufficient Binh Dinh VCI freighter that sank in the 'i I ■ 1-^^',' .* ■■ beheaded. border crossin g , is tfve the Wright — Ball; a year in the iife Whatever the last moment left to govern the limited Com-' Yellow Sea claimed their ship busiest port of entry on the of the April in Paris 935 Main St., Downtown Manchester - OpenTuesday through was, this one is new. God’s first and the last. Hl^ will at»»H munist jurisdiction. In 1670, the Hudson's Bay had been torpedoed by an un­ prevail. Mexicon Border. It averages 25 extravaganza The answer is that Hanoi Company was chartered in. identified submarine. mercy clears away the rubble million crossings annually. Friday Til 9 P.M. - Saturdays 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. - Closed Arise, then, as those who Young -■ The heart's forest; a wants to control in Binh Diqh England. Five years, ago: The poor of. our lives in order that he may Mondays - Phone 643-5171 Charge It with Our Revolving know that such a word demands study of .Shakespeare’s pastorai and elsewhere with its own In 1863, Confederate Gen. plant and nourish the garden of The U.S. Border P'atrol, people’s march on Washington,' shouts of joy. plays Essays on-the American Charge Plan or Master'Charge. ' men. Handi’s strategy in South Thomas “ Stonewall” Jackson conceived by the late Dr. Mar­ faith. The hands and hearts and established in 19 24, is Rev. Wayne Kendall ‘ Revolution The asjouhding Vietnam today is principally was mistaken for a Union scout tin Luther King Jr., got under minds that are His will bring responsible for 6,0(X) miles of South United analog reader Uncle” Sam is military, not political. and shot and fatally wounded by humaness to life. border shared by the U.S. with way in Memphis, Tenn. watching ,vou -• , mm ^ The word is given. He is the , Methodist Church Canada and Mexico. •r . ’ . •

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PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 2, im . » t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Cohn., Wed., May 2, 1973 — PA(3E NINE Newington Opposes Dog Track Board Approves Check on Buses Asked Energy Crisis Discussed At Confer^ce Court service. NEWINGTON (AP)- facility within town limits. and jai alai center as a way to WEST HAR’TFORD (AP) - completed their scheduled meeting., Robert Zwirner told a district Residents voted 3,913 to 1,892 in The advisory vote does not reduce taxes. The chairman of the Greater runs. ConnCo has said that bus School Projects meeting Tuesday night that the New York Board of Trarle failure to provide new “ the public should also know cochairman of the Council on supply, import quotas on an advisory referendum compel the town council to pass A facility for the two sports Hartford lYansit District has He made the, request for a ridership in the Hartford area j NEW YORK (AP) - Bussell Cases some ComtCo equipment could and thfe- Sierra Clu^' a' that a 5,000-pound vehicle the Environment, a privately foreign oil, and encouraging Tuesday to oppose establish- legislation prohibiting such a has been proposed for a part of asked the state to look into the state study in a letter addressed is currently at about 80 per cent E. Train, chairman of the refineries to the “ fault, of offend the “ ‘visual and nasal” DOUG BEVINS Bennet, has been on .the conservationist group. / decision” of private oil com­ consumes 100 per cent more funded citizens group, urged a research and development of nrient of a dog track and jai alai facility. Mayor Elmer Morten- town near the Berlin Turnpike. service.and equipment to state Deputy Transportation of ridership levels before the Counc.il on Environmental CIRCUIT Co u r t 12 sensibilities o f riders and school’s staff since, 1962. panies. fuel per mile than does a “ national energy budget ne.w sources of energy and son has supported a dog track maintenance policies ,df state- Commissioner F. Colin. Pease. winter-long bus strike. (Herald Reporter) Quality, said Tuesday that the At a news conference. Train Rockville Session claimed some buses Ifavd npt In personnel action Monday 2,500-pound vehicle — ten times lV>licy'’ for allocating energy production. subsidized Connecticut C!o. bus He presented the letter at the The Manchester Board of tendency by “ some in industry said environmentg^^ists had. Concerning gasoline Robert A. Beauchamp, 29, night, the school board the fuel loss from emission con­ throughout the nation. Lindsay said the lack of a Education Monday hi^ht of­ and some in government’ ’ to been blarried for del^^s in es- .-consumption. Train said, “ We and Allen S. Duncan, 32, both of accepted three resignations: trols.” national development policy ficially approved additions at blame the energy crisis, on .tablishing new ' power should look at ways to “ Federal leadership,” pe Vernon Village, Vernon, each • Mrs. Ruth W. Ellis,.a has impeded,,the use of new Robertson hnd Keeney St. environmentalists was both generating facilities and new encourage the American people said, was needed in the charged with third-degree teacher in Manchester schools Train also said' Congress sources of energy, such as solar Schools and renovation of the misleading and untrue. refineries, adding that “ these to shift to smaller following areas: . larceny, second-degree for 28 years, retiring July,!. should act on proposed legisla­ and geothermal energy. old Robertson building for of­ delays are as much due to. automobiles.” criminal mischief and fourth- Mrs. Ellis is now on the Keeney Train was among some 30 tion to open up the Highway —The impact of the environ- equipment, labor and degree larceny (seven counts), fices. St. Sc'hool' staff. business, government and Even with a 10 per cent in­ Tnist Fond to provide funds for menf on energy production and engineering problems” as tp en­ Almost two-thirds of Cana­ pleaded gqilty to the charge of the official okay was in the • Miss Susan Briggs, an industry officials attending an crease in gas consumption mass transit, thus cutting down ’ use, ■ the best use of varied form of a resolution em­ vironmental concerns. da’s foreign trade .-moves second-degree criminal mis­ English teacher at Bennet all-day conference on energy because of emission controls to on the use of private cars.' sources of energy, a balanced powering Allan Thomas, school arid environment sponsored by He attributed most of • the through U l^ t ? Lawrence sys­ chief and were each fined $499. Junior High School, resignation cut dovyn pollutants. Train said. Mayor John V. Lindsay, national policy of energy board chairman, to sign State tem. ( - , Other charges against the pair effective at the close of the Department of Education were nolled (not prosecuted) by schooj ''year. Miss Briggs has school building forms for com ­ Prosecutor Joseph Paradise. been on the Bennet staff for pletion of the projects. seven years. Now. Return of the forms to the OPEN DAILY lO^'IO; William A. Johnson, 34, of • Miss Deborah Eaton, a WED.,THURS., FRI., SAT. state will pave the way for 3 Ways to Vernon Garden Apartments, Spanish teacher at Manchester reimbursement of funds, Vernon, charged with third- High School, resignation effec­ Charge-lt expended by the town, which degree larceny (nine counts)/ tive at the close of the school w;ill be covered by state grants. at K mart fourth-degree larceny (three year. She has been teaching at counts) and criminal imper­ The Robertson and Keeney a the high school for two years. ciieii sonation (twelve counts), UWN and lURDEN MSIXHINTS School additions have been oc­ O th e r ButtineHH cupied for some time. The new . pleaded guilty to the larceny - In other business Monday administration offices in the charges. night, the Board of Education: renovated old "building at ^barges of criminal imper­ • Unanimously passed a mo­ Robertson was occupied by the sonation against Johnson were tion (by member M. Philip n o ll^ Board of Education during the Susag) that the board urge local m v i e o n o i recent school vacation week. His case has been continued state legislators to support a • Personnel Actions to May l8 for a pre-sentence in­ proposed increase in the ADM vestigation. Mrs. Laverne Kelson has (average daily membership) Johnson also pleaded guilty to been reappointed chairman of grants to the towns. MEN'S 26-IN. RACERS a charge of operating a motor the Manchester High School art • Asked the board’s building vehicle while his license was department, the school board and sites committee to in­ O ur Reg. 69.97 - 4 Days Only under suspension. was told Monday night. Mrs. vestigate and report on designa­ He was taken to the Connec­ Kelson will succeed Mrs. tion of the renovated old Elizabeth Budd, who will retire ticut Correctional Center at Robertson School building, now Hartford in lieu of a $7,500 at the end of the current school serving as offices for the school bond. ' year. / system administration. / Wilson E. Deakin, assistant ' • Heard from member C h a r g e school superintendent, told the Cases disposed of oi*'nolled h o n e m ^ l o s e j ^ Robert Spillane that Tuesday included; board Mrs. Kelson came to Manchester has been asked to MHS in 1954 as art department It! • Bruce D. Jerone, J8, of 120 appoint a representative to the chairman, but she took a leave Lakeside Dr., Andover, BLOOMING ANNUALS CHEERY GERANIUMS nine-man board of directors of 8-lb. of absence in 1958. She rejoined charged with failure to carry (Our Reg. 88^ C C * 10-lb. the Capitol Region Education 5-lb. the school’s staff in 1960. license and failure to carry 'S Days Only* BONE MEAL ROS^ FOOD Council. Action is expected registration, file closed. 5 Days Only, 66« t o m a t o f o o d Deakin also announced the soon. Come in and see our lightweight racers featur­ • Marcel Cyr, 43, of 108 W. Plant for summer-long beauty. appointmeift of Miss Marsha Blooming plants to, fill a window • Set its next meeting (May ing the 10-speed derailleur system with front Main St., Rockville, breach of Gunther as chairman of the Growing in plastic container. Reg. 14) for 7:45 p.m. at Waddell box or trim the patio. Save! Reg. 17 English department at Bennet and rear caliper hand brake. Wide-ratio gear­ peace and being found in­ Reg. Schopl, to tour the school toxicated, nolle, 936 Junior High School. She will ing of 36-93. Rat-trap pedals, racing-type 1.51 system’s central supply center. replace Miss Susan Briggs, who handlebars. Savings! Shop at Kmart and save. • Richard W. Dahlam, 33, of The May 28 meeting date was 61 Eldridge St., operating an has resigned. Miss Gunther, changed to May 29 because of currently a reading teacher at unregistered motor vehicle, $20 observance of Memorial Day. ALL BIKES SOLD IN CARTONS ONLY- bond forfeit. • Fernand J. Dionne, 29, of 10 N. Park St., Rockville, \ N ; operating a motor vehicle while Now... under^ the influence of liquor, 3 Ways to Board Suspends $150 fine. • Burlin P. Goolsby, 71, of 18 Chorg^-lt Burke Rd., Rockville, failure to at l^ffiort Liquor Firm’s WIN THE SAVINGS RACE! show license, $35 fine. • David B. Kester, 16, of Kinney Rd‘., Vernon, third- Shipping Permit degree criminal mischief, S a v e ! nolle. C h a r g e It! • James H. King, 34, of 32 HARTFORD (AP) The Liquor at the “ low sales price M Spring St., Rockville, operating Connecticut Liquor Control of $15,000” in May, 1972. a motor vehicle while his Commission Tuesday An examination of Eastern ROSEBUSH SALE so LBS.* IBP SOIL license was Under suspension K MART* BLUEGRASS suspended for 90 days the state books uncovered an Our Reg^ 1,53 - and operating a motor vehicle MICHIGANPEAT O u r R t g , 1.17 l y j f . liquor shipping perrni't of indebtedness to Schenley of $3,- Our .Reg. 1.87 while under the influence of 5 Days Only f ■ O 4# Pkg. g 5 Days Only g g Schenley Affiliated Brands 019,962, dating back to Our Rag. 1.37 Y / I T liquor, fined a total of $250. 5 Days Only Corp. of New York, a major December, 1971, the liquor Most popular Varieties of field- 8 Days Only t i Fine quality, weed-free soil for • Michael Marchand, 21, of 15 Specially tormulated for your area. liquor distiller. commission said. grown, #1 grade rosebushes for planting flower boxes'and top Prospect St., Rockville, illegal Top dress your lawn, enrich your The state ruled that Schenley This indebtedness was ruled summer beauty at bargain prices. 2-lb;* bag covers 1000 sq. ft. dressing lawns. Save at K mart. possession of controlled drugs, •Natwt. garden-soil. Weed-free. 50 lb s,*' , A had extended “ an enormous an illegal loan between an * Nalwt. $100 fipe. loan,” more than $3 million, to instate distributor and an out- • Michael McCarthy, 22, of a North Haven wholesaler and of-state shipper. 14B Regan R d., R ockville, had control or "power to The commission also said Bright Orang* charged with operating a motor control’’ the wholesaler. Schepley and Eastern had Bright Grton vehicle while his license was s fi. m . 40 u i . ' Eastern Liquor Co. signed three agreements giving ,under suspension, $150 on one . GYPSY MOTH FILMI • The Liquor Control Schenley control over Eastern, count, nolle on second count. FRIDAY. MAY 4 Commission also suspended and failed to file the • John M. Melbourne, 51, of Cortkiuoui Uiowtag from 6:30 'P.M. to 0 :3 0 P.M. Eastern’s wholesale permit for agreements with the state. COASTER-BRAKE RACER 3-SPEED TOURING BIKE J Amston, operating a motor ‘T h t MifelNf ol • Ptagw." TMt HiMlir film deals wWi 1 at least 60 days, and until its The com m ission said that the prevantiofi of Om eypay moth pfagua. Ta ba Our Beg. 44.47 • 4 Days Only ' Our Reg. 62.86 - 4 Days Only vehicle while' under the in­ shown on Ow paUo. Y indebtedness to Schenley was considering the amount owed.to /*■ fluence of liquor, $150 fine, $50 LAWN cut in half. Schenley, and that the Schenley ariH Our lightweight 26" madel has padded racing Lightweight 26" bike features frant and remitted. HOSEFDDPq , Schenley. its permittee brands are the primary sales of saddle far men, regular saddle far wamen. , 'rear caliper brakes, headlight, chrame • Henry W. Minor, 20, of 130 Frederick 0. Petefenz, are Eastern, “Tt is the opinion of .- Vernon Ave., Rockvillg, •;/ GARDEN prohibited from selling or the commission that Schenley Chrame fenders, diamand frame. Charge it. fenders. Dark green finish. Savings! O cM m J operating an unregistered delivering their liquor to Affiliated Brands Corp. is a FERTILIZER m o to r v e h ic le , $40 bond Connecticut distributors during part owner of Eastern Liquor forfeited. the suspension, and company Co., Inc.,” That violates state - f i i liquor laws. / salesmen are prohibited from • COVERS SOOO SQ.Pr. contacting distributors td Eastern’s permittee^is solicit ur take orders. Salvatore Di Giacomo./'''^ Waugh Won’t Run I u I 10 I Eastern cannot sell or deliver Trade names listed upder liquor to its retail customers or Schenley by (he commission in­ \ GUILFORD '( A P ) - Hilary COW MANURE take orders. clude Schenley' Distillers Co., Waugh, the well-known 5 LBS. ROSE FOOD A state commission Schenley Imports Co., Canadian mystery writer who successful­ 10-6-4 FERTILIZER spokesman said the investiga­ Scottish American Distillers, ly ran for first selectman of this tion of the case began when World T. &• I. Co., Drefys, H^DLIGHT HANDY BASKET LOCK CARRIER REFLECTORS BUGLE HORN town two years ago, said m a n u r e TuesdM he will not accept a Reg. 926 Capitol Liquors or"East Ashby & Co., I.W. Harper- Reg. 2.26 Reg. 2.05 Reg. 74< Reg. 2.47 Hartford offered to buy Eastern Dickel Distillers Co., Old. WJS Reg. 2.97 V O X m gjag nomination for a second term. 5 Days Our Reg 4 Days 4 Days 4 Days 1.47 5 Days Charter-Dant Distillers Co., 4 Days g 4 Days g Ea.; g Waugh, whose term ends in and Ci Cilmport Co,, Inc. December, said he wanted to 5 Days Only 5 Days return to his writing and spend Rose formula encourages Only 1.88 All-purpose, K-mart heavyweight more-time with his family. vigorous growth and Ijjxurlous Perfect garden mulch or lawn fertilizer. 40-lb. bag covers 5,000 blooms all summer long. “Campus Green” for perma­ dressing for hard soil. 4 cu.-ft. Mrs. Balgley About 50-lb. bag. All purpose, ojganic food bale. square feet. Save at K mart. nent lawn in one season. Fast- for gardens. Odorless, weed freb. Leaves $13.8 Boy’ s Body grOwIng, disease-resistant. Town 26x1 Vt 26x1% Recovered Million Estate 26x1.75 26x1.75 20x1.75 20x1.75 NEW HAVEN (AP) - The 2SLbS. " HARTFORD (AP) - Mrs. Barbara Gifford Circle of 25 Lbs. body of Gordon Herring, 10, of Mary F. Balgley, widow of a Community Baptist 3-IH. MIRROR 10 Lbs. 20 Lbs. 40 LbB. CHAIN, LOCK INNER TUBES | FRAME PUMP • New Haven was recovered ■former vice president of Church will meet Thursday at Reg. 68‘ STURDY TIRES GOLDEN 9:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. g" Mm Tuesday in West Rivet, police Heublein, Inc.', has left an es­ 4 D a y s ^ p ^ S Reg. 4.57 Reg. 1.17 Reg. 2.21 Reg. 1.77 933 tate valued at more than $13.8 Harold Livingston, 23 Locust ■ said. / St., 6outh Windsor. 4 Days Your Choice Your Choice 4 Days -Police said they had been VIGORO mifiion. g F‘ looking for Herring since April VIGORO Mrs. Balgley died Dec. 2 at VIGORO viGono l/WWIPERnLaBI 20 when a makeshift boat cap­ / ALL PURPOSE age 85; Her will, filed in MSBCT puiswkooomthol LAWN ' The Center Congregational sized in the river, which torm s Hartford Probate Court, lists oonthol K N i n FERTILIZER Church council will meet the boundary between” West FERTILIZER $11.1 million worth of Heoblein tonight at 7:30 at the Federa­ for stock among her property, Haven and New Haven.. KILLS tion Room of the church. The An ^utqp5~BiK{he body/was CONTROLS _ which included $12.7 million in 10" SIDEWALK BIKE everything) board of Christian education grubs, - g R stocks and nearly $1 million in planned. AS IT .will also mrat at 7:30 in the' Our Reg. 30.97 cutworms, you, bonds. Robbins Room of the church. 3 Days Only armyworms, . / MANVOTNei grow! The prime beneficiary is her TILTED HOTEL KETTLE FALLS. Minn. lawnmoth son, Robert P. Balglby of West Handy mode) with training wheels converts from larvae Hartford, who is to receive half (AP) — The 60-year-old, 19- room hotel of Charlie Williams the estate outl^ght and the boys' to girls'. Positive-action coaster brake . is a series of architect&ral other half in trust. Handlebar streamers. Red. Shop at Kmart. bulges where anything vitally > The will also provides $50,(XX) - N O COMPLAINT SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. important to the operation is each for three grandchildren (AP) — Pastor Ihno Janssen of 20" HI-RISE BIKE shimmed and blocked. Through and $5,000 each for the Jacob 2SLR. 40 LR. 25 LR. .West Portal Lutheran Church the years the walls of the hotel INSECT CONTROL DANDELION KILLER Balgley Scholarship Fund for has no complaint about mail ' Our Reg. 40.97 O O £%/% have "sunken back intp the WEED CONTROL FERTILIZER FERTILIZER Mathematics at the University service. earth, leaving the floors hung 3DaysOnl^ WJ b m W up and bulged on rock or old^ of Hartford and the Juliet A. He recently received a letter Regular 3 1 7 Balgley Memorial Scholarship from a former parishoner in Features comfy bucket-style polo saddle, posi- tree stumps. - Regular 1 2 8 7 Fund at S.mith College, Minnesota who put only the The ’barroom floor, for 5.27 3.47 _ . Rag. 3.40 W reverend’s name on the tive-action coaster brake . Trimmed enamel example, is a hillock of Northhampton, Mass. Kills destructive lawn moths, army Clears out ugly dandelions and General utility fertilizer for better Greens your grass In 10 Days, and envelope. A postal clerk in St. fen,der. Shiny chrome rims. Shfop at K mart. straining wood, surrounded by • Clears out ugly dandelions and other 5 2 Mrs. Balgley was born in lasts for weeks. a tilted bar and a juke box worms and other lawn insects. broadleaf weeds. other broadleaf weeds. flowers, shrubs & trees. r Russia and cam e to Hartford as Paul remembered the Rev. Mr. Janssen had moved to San wedged into one corner of the a child. Her late husband, CopvrIahtO 1073 by S. S. XRESQE Company Francisco,„^dded the city and far side of the hill. Jacob, was a vice president and forwarded the letter. The San Local authorities said, general maPager of Heublein. Francisco post office did the despite its condition, the hotel He died in 1948 at age 66. rest. 239 Spencer St. — Manchester will be retained as a sort of 239 Spencer St. — Manchester shrine to the past.

1, r PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., May S, 1973

Girl Scouts Troop 10 .About Town MANCHESTER EVENIn 6 HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Wyl., MaV 2, 1973 — PAGE ELEVEN and ^relatives of pro|3lem from 2:30 to-5 p.m. in Woodruff North Manchester Al-Anon drinkers.' , Hall of the church. Plants Memorial Tree family groups will meet tonight YWCA^s Camp Aya-Po Opens In July Mary Sinnama-n, Suzanne at 8 at the Second in-training program is offered Dates of sessions for 1973 .A pink dogwood tree was A service of prayer and The Hertford Region YWCA’s vironment and increasing skills Thomas, whose mothers were Congregational Church parish The Center Congregational for girls 15 years of age and are: session I, July 1-14; Ses­ planted and dedicated to the praise will be conduct^ tonight Camp Aya-Po for girls ages 8 In such lifetime sports ac­ foriner troop members; Joanne house, 385 N. Main St. The Church council will meet older. sion II, July 15-28; Se^lon III, memory of Miss Evaline at 7:30 at Calvary Churchf through 15 still has openings in tivities as swimming, tennis, Wohglemuth, whose mother Thursday group and Alateen tonight at 7:30 at the Federa­ Aya-Po is located in Somers, July 29-Aug 11; and Session IV, I Pentland by members of Girl all foqr two-week sessions for .archery, sailing and canoeing. was a charter member of the will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at tion Room of the church. The 28 miles northeast of Hartford. Aug. 12-25. • ■ • Scout Troop 10 Sunday morning Center Congregational youngsters who would like an Creativity is encouraged troop; Linda Chambers, Gail the Pathfinders Club, 102 board of Christian education Eight to ten girls live in wood , For more information about on the grounds of St. Mary’s Church Junior High Learning experience in the out-of-doors. through activities such as Christensen and Kendall Norman St. All groups meet will also meet at 7:30 in the frame cabins situated on the the cqmp call Betty Jo kbward Episcopal Church. Opportunities, Drop-in Center The program emphasizes ac­ crafts, puppetry, pottery and Wilson. ‘ weekly and are open to friends Robbins Room of the church. hillside overlooking the lake at the YWCA 119 Ann St., Hart­ Miss Pentland with Miss Ger­ and Choir will meet Thursday tivities having to do with an un­ dance. and woods. trude Liddon started Troop 10 in' The Rev. , Goerge F. derstanding of our natural en­ A special two year counselor- ford at 525-1163. 1935 and continued as co­ Nostrand, rector of St. Mary’s, leaders for the next 25 years. In blessed and accepted the tree on behalf of the chpreh. ^ ■ ■ • ^oi^sehold Hints and Shopping Tips for OUR MANCHESTER STORE IS’ OPEN its 3^ years of existence, the today s busy woman, to save you time and rhoney. Don’t troop has had only one change WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY 8i FRIDAY NIGHTS ’TIL 9 ov er in leadership. M rs. miss us — We’re here on the women’s page — just for Everett Kelsey is now serving- as troop leader. Benefit Dance Jean Kelsey, assistant troop leader and former member of Manchester Junior Women’s , the troop, said in the formal Club will sponsor an informal dedication of 'the tree, "We dance Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 \ot »7 P i plant this tree in memory of a.m. at the Elks Home, oaW V Bin & Tall Men . Senior Citizens Speeial Miss Evaline Peptland, bdtause 48 Roberts St., East Hartford. Big & Tair Shop, ' V )3 Need perking up? PARISIAN Store left-over pieces ofVaw W m she cared. Her life was spent in Music will be provided by the Main St., Manchester has every COIFFURES at 55 Qak St. Will onion in a jar with pickled to giving and doing for others. Main St. Musical Bapd. 3 - ® ® size every man. Why waste offer on any Monday, Tuesday, make pickled onions. They’re Many girls share tier ideals Proceeds from the dance will time running around the state delicious and’they keep almost Wednesday or Thursday a indefinitely. ‘% m today. Many women whose go to Manchester Memorial looking for your man’s size? shampoo and set for $2.50 and a lives were enriched and Hospital towards the purchase c Ladies ... REGAL’S BIG AND TALL haircut, if needed, for $1.50 f \ ■ P M - - bcoadened, walk in the path she of pediatric equipment. famous Hush- SHOP has it...643-2478. more or a permanent including We Help You iight^, and the gleam of her 'Tickets are |6 a couple and Puppies casuals are perfect shampoo, haircut and set for The Do-It-Yourself Fixers good works shines on in the may be obtained from Mrs. for this season’s easy-living $9.00. Tel. 643-9832. If you are doiM a little hearts of ail who knew her.” Robert Jarvis, 46 Niles Dr , or . . . Wear ’em for sports, walk­ carpentry or painwig around Jane Dewey sang "Trees.” Mrs, William- Ryan, 54 ing, gardening, whatever you When stripping an ear of the house, you will find Other scouts participating in the Overland St., co-chairmen of enjoy. And, at $3.88, you enjoy corn of its kernels, use the MANCHESTER LUMBER, 155 44% savings! 4 * ’ i program mciuded Elien Rich, the event. center tube of your angel cake Center St., very helpful in pan as a handy holder. Kernels aiding you to pick out the cor­ V ; Two styles . . . the oxford of the slip-on tie. Both with woven drop into trou gh of pan. rect materials. Tel. 643-5144. Girls’ Farfious Make . All Our Girls’ Jr. Boys’ ■ ^ '7 ' rope trim for fashion interest Ask for Jack or Frank. You will Spring Coats Cuffed & Flare Pants and cushion insole for com­ Ilundieraft Supplies find them very helpful.S^ Swim Suits fort. Beige, navy, white. 5-10, Stop in at the Knitters World Do you see girls walking ' 0 M along the street with the new medium and narrow. for your knitting, crocheting, Reg. 21.00 lo 31.00 embroidery, crewel and cut short shag haircut? If you Reg. 7.50 to 13.00 Reg. 5.00 to 6.50 Churchwomen P l ^ Fashion Show Hurry, this sale ends Satuidl^ I f think you would like one why V weaving supplies. KNITTERS from supershoe to you v WORLD, Manchester Parkade, not stop at THE. LOVELY stepping out in spring and summer fashions they will model at the fashion show sponsored 4.00 & 5.00 Vz P R IC E Middle "Epke. West. LADY BEAUTY SALON and 3 .9 9 , by the Gleaners of Second Congregational Church, Coventry, are, from left, Karen at shoe-town. get yours styled. Loveiy Lady Bradley and Mrs. Elbert Carlson, both of Coventry; and Cindy Ingraham of Tolland. Show Beauty Salon, 300 Main Street, Quality swimsuits at spectacular Now 10.50 to 15u50. Checks, plaids No-Iron polyeater/cotton. Zip fly. WETHERSFIELD Make a bathrobe from two U se leftover rolls of Manchester. Call 649-7666. Solids & patterns. Slim & regular will be presented Friday at 8 p.m. at the Coventry High School auditorium. Fashions from large turkish towels. Sew savings. Choose 1 & 2 Pc. Styles. & solid colors. Sizes 4. to 14. Mam’selle’s and Younger Generation, both in Vernon Circle, will be presented. Tickets, W. HARTFORD MANmSTER m & a w-allpaper for outdoor Sizes 4 to 14. sizes 4 to 7. towels ttwether, leaving space tablecloths when having Pjace a strip of adhesive tape which are available from all members of the Gleaners, as well as at the door, are $2 for Consult white pages of phone book for the Shoe-Town nearest you. Open late for head and^ arms to. slip weeknites. Ample free parking. Charge with BankAmericard, Mastercharge. picnics or childrens parties. .arou nd the ri m near the top of O adults and $1 fo^ students and senior citizens. (Herald photo by Pinto) through. Nip in the waistline They are bright and gay and 'a child’s drinking glass, 'This , * with colored.grosgrain ribbon. can be thrown away after the helps to keep it from slipping party. Cut the paper into strips ■ out of little hands. The tape Peggy Ford Cake Decorating? the right’ length to cover the can easily be replaced when it Girls’ Velour I A ARP To Elect Officers; | table. Turn the edges under the gets soiled. Infant & Toddlers’ FLO’S CAKE DECORATING • X Boys’ & Huskys’ Winner In ends of the table and fasten Beach Coverups s u p p l i e s , 191 Center St., Spring Coats Pldnt Tree In Town Park i with thumbtaeks. No-Iron Pajamas Bible Quiz Manchester; Mon.-Sat. 10-5, The Connecticut' Northeast Thursday til 9. was invited to witness the Carefree Summer Reg. 11.00 & 12.00 Chapter of the American. Miss Peggy C. Ford, daughter Reg. 17.00 to 36.00 signing of the bill. T h e natural look in Reg. 4.00 to 6.00 Association of Retired Persons,, of Mr. and Mrs. William Ford To commemorate "Elderly For a convalescent child, hairstyling has arrived. We in- .Jnt: (AARP) will meet Friday of Swamp Rd., Coventry, 4.00 Citizens Day,” the chapter will make a surprise box marked ■ . vite you to come in for your Vz P R IC E at 1>30 p.m. at the KofC Home, placed fourth in the district Bi- with the time to be opened. Fill 2.99 plant a red maple tree in a summer carefree hairdo; the 138 Main St., Manchester. Due bie quiz contest held recently at with cheerful notes, get-well Manchester park, Friday. look is natural, easy to care for, For. beachwear & playwear. Short to the area conference in New Eastern Nazarene In Quincy, wishes, games, puzzles or Now 8.50 tO^.OOr-Boys’ & Girls' Middy & coat styles in polyester & ideal for summer fun. Our sleeves, zip front. Sizes 4 to 14. York, the meeting date was Mass. The subject area for building materials. cotton. Boys' sizes 8 to 20; Husky 100% POLYESTER trained hairstylists will be hap­ changed for this month. quizzing was the "Gospei Ac­ SPORTSyiTEAR 1 10 to 20. Churchwomen py to accommodate you. For an Refreshments will be served. cording to St. Luke.” Unique G i ^ appointment call 649-2806 or Election of officers vyill take Miss Ford, a 12-year-oid Do you have a Shower or To Observe FABRICS DOUBLE KNITS 649-2807. "Let’s Get Together place. The program will include seventh grader at Capt. Nathan Wedding coming soon? Stop in BOX STITCH • MB STITCH At The Goldeji Charm.’ ’ a skit, "Going To See Mother,” Fellowship Day Hate Middte School, is a / , at the SHOE STRING, 38 Oak GOLDEN CHARM,, 1143 Girls’ Denim rTotqen & Teen^ Boys’ No-lron by Hazel and Bob Chester. member of the Church of the Prints • Solids • Novelties Great selection of bright new/ spring Street, Manchester and pick out ■'The next trip planned by Tolland Tpke., Burr Corners. May Fellowship Day will be Nazarene in Manchester. i colors. an unusual gift. . Jean Jackets Shirt & jldckets Sport & Dress Shirts AARP will be on May 23 to see Large selection of colors and designs •celebrated by Church Women The only contestant from the Dogwood. They will also f^r all your sportswear needs. Regular $2.88 yard & Shirts United in Manchester on Friday Connecticut to place, she was You’ll find that some By adding a fewldrops of I— r visit the Holy Land atop Water- 58”/60” Wide at Concordia Lutheran Church one of five teen-agers awarded' Values to $1.69 yard convenient foods cost less than pure gly_cerin and storing Were 10.00 to 14.00 Reg. 4.00 & 4.50 bury Mountain in Waterbury. Were 10.00 beginning at noon with a salad- Earns Award certificates of recognition for All Machine Washable their fresh counterparts. Such shredded cocoanut in a glass items as frozen concentrated On M arch 27, G overnor smorgasbord. ~ . Mieir scores. The team wilt jar where you can seal it tight, Mcskill signed a bill orange juice, frozen peas, and it will keep it moist a long time. 4.99 2 . 9 9 / .._.T.hisyear’5 theme,“ As Hand Senior M.Sgt. William N. represent the New England designating the first Sunday iiri some cake mixes are good 4.99 Touches Hand,” will celebrate Unsworth, son of Mrs. District in advanced competi­ May as “ Elderly Citizens tion at the regional quiz May 24 examples. Be sure to read Shirt jackets, Jean jackets. Snap Permanent press polyester & cot­ the spidt of Christian women as Elizabeth Unsworth of 1009 labels and compare weights For Your New Day.” Mrs. John. V. Gregan, and 25 iii Rochester, N.Y. Denims & brushed denims In great jackets. Denims & brushed ton. Short sleeve styles. Sizes 8 to they reach ouf in volunteer ser­ Main St., Manche^Ui^and the 45” Wide and prices. Spring Hairdo ■ state legislative chairman of colors. Snap front. Sizes 7 to 14. denims. Sizes S, M, L. 20. v ic e s ; in their local c o m ­ late William Unsworth, has Some 35 young people, 12 to 19 VVashable 2 = » 5 Perfect touch perm. NEW C rock et the AARP and the Retired yd. munities. Taking part in the been awarded the Meritorious years of age, from churches in European Sensation for that * Teachers Association and presi­ This time of the year is W-. program will be Mrs. Allan Service Medal by the U.S. Air Connecticut, Rhode Istand, natural modern look. A new dent of the Connecticut Mother’s Day time. Graduation Taigor, Mrs. Walter Hobby, Force. Massachusetts, New European discovery that Northeast Chapter of AARP, Hampshire and Vermont, par­ time. Wedding time, and Con­ Mrs. Winthrop Reed and Mrs. In the citation accompanying DRAPERY changes every permanent con­ ticipated in the. competition. UPHOLSTERY firmation time and FAIRWAY Edward Goss, who will tell the medal, Unsworth was cited on Main Street is sure a big help cept, one formula for ail types Girls’ Preteen Low Slung Boys’, Slims’ & Huskys’ about the founding of som'e of for. outstanding service to the with cards, wrappings^ gift ' of hair. P erfect hair con­ our local organizations. United States as a Data FABRICS FABRICS ditioning every time; never a Trousers Denim Shorts Textured Brocades, Novelty Weaves, Heavy quality solid'colors tone-on-tone boxes and sensible gifts. Q-114 Cuffed & Flare Slaoks Participating in the worship Systems Superintendent, Fashion Tips . fear of over-processing. Equal & Flare Jeans service will be John Kjellson, Finanqial-Civil Engineering- \ntique Satins. designs, novelties. curl pattern from scalp to ends. Mrs. Robert Reault, Mrs, Operations Branch, Program­ When freezing soUp'stock, Afghan Book... Now's the (fine to ease off Values to $2.98 yard • Values to $3.98 yard Includes Conte Shampoo Test Reg. 5.00 to 8.00 Reg. 6.50 to 9.50 Robert Dacr, Mrs. Max ming and Systems Divisions, pour it into loaf pans to freeze Curls, Hair^yles and Glamour Were 7.00 to 10.00 the chocolate cake and all 44”/45” Widths 4 54” Wide . It. When frozen solid, remove A PRICELESS -COLLECTION of 12 handsome af- Schubert, Mrs. David Gorke, 4602 Computer Services Spray by our talented those delicious calories that from pans and wrag.irt fAezer ghans... 3 to crochet and 9 to knit... are in this Mrs. Richard Meister and Mrs. book! A perfect, source when you want to make one! 2 for S.OO Squadron, Headquarters you won’t be able to hide paper. These blAks store hairstylists. SQHULTZ 4 .9 9 4 .9 9 V Alfred Eggen, organist. Aerospace Defense Command, under thick sweaters. Shape nearly and take up less freezer BEAUTY SALON, 44 Oak St. Q-114 has full directions plus stitch illustrations. 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. • V ' PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 2, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 2, 1973- PAGE THIRTEEN Vernon mond Nfartin, Box Mt. Dr., ------HAWK Rockville ■\ Vernon; Susan Leach, High St., TREEA S ta n d s In Hospital Rockville; Eleanor Stead, Dob­ son Rd., Vernon; Marjorie LANDSCAPINB Notes Wilcox, South St., Rockville; We Are Nevrin TWs Area And T h a ^ a w a Will Work For Less To Prove \ AP Newsfe«qjS’s Patricia Pearl, Russell. Dr':, ^ By SYD KROmS,H Town Budget Too LoW^ Admitted Tuesday: Mary Vernon; Mrs. Kathryn Smith Our Ability. Erte|, King St., Rockville; and daughter, Kenneth Dr., Take Downs, Removals, Patrick Hellandbrand, Spring Vernon, Trimmings, Prunning, Say Most at Hearing St., Manchester; Richard Birtik Tuesday: A daughter Hedges Trimmed, Mowing, Budlong, ’Enfield; Fred to Mr, and Mrs. Robert Allen, Feeding, Seeding, Etc. Cloukey, Mountain St., Somers.Rd., Ellington; a son to BARBARA RICHMOND from the recreation budget. ^i(lichael Turk also called for Rockville; .George Mr. and Mrs/ Francis Colom- FREE ESniMTES Pschichholtz, Sunset Rd., baro, Nye St., Rockville. (llcrulcl llepurltr) Added was $7,500 for an ad­ action that would increase the CaH 649-13ftl — 643-7986. budget, noting he did not feel Ellington; Gertrude Bprgh, There were only about 35 per­ ditional man in the building department. federal revenue sharing funds Hurlburt Rd., Roclcville; \ sons attending Tuesday night's should be used to reduce the tax Eugene Purrington, Broad public hearing on the town First to speak at the hearing was .Richard Cochran of Ver­ rate. He said some could be Brook; Anthony Kusia, budget, but most of them were used for open space and other Somers; Francis Scalley, there to complain that the non, president of the board of An Exciting Party Idea! directors of the Manchester such programs. Estelle Dr., Vernon; Laura Our Walljngford general government budget is Mayor McCoy said the Kratzke, Snipsic Village, The Boston Tea Party'— one not high enough. Child Guidance Clinic. He called for reinstatement of a original intent of the program Ellington; Paul Jakapic, Customer Pick-Up Buffet^and of the heroic episodes which led The education budget Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington. to the birth of a new nation — cut made in the town’s con­ was to reduce the burden of the Kicliurd T. Curler Home Delivered Buffets ^ . reflected a smaller increase property tax or for capital im­ Kleuiior Coltmun Discharged Tuesday: Irene will be hailed on a block of four ' store has moved to a than the general government tribution to the clinic. in Ready-to-Serve Containers! ■ A request had been made for provement programs. He said Kiei, Stafford Springs; Mary new U.S. postage stamps to bOi budget, but the Town Council Vejnon is taking a middle-of- H.endrie, Enfield; Herman For further information, call issued July 4. The block of ■ voted to reduce it by $25,000, $19,200 and the mayor 8-|Cent stamps is a postal recog­ recommended $17,000; Cochran the-road approach and to Bergman, Chestnut St., • brand-p^w ^ and suggests that adjustments hopefully stabilize taxes over Crafts Fair Feature Rockville; Gertrude Wood, GAldiEN GROVE CATERERS, Inc: nition of the Bicentennial of the be made in the audio-visual ac­ explained that Vernon is the se­ American Revolution. The cond largest of the 11 towns the five-year period. Somers; Kimberly and Steven 649-5313 or 649-5314 counts. Mrs. Ann LeTendre said, Mortlock. Rt. 83, Vernon; Ray- place of issuance is, naturally, At the start of the hearing. served by the clinic. He said the Of Sesquicentennial Boston. $19,200 requested from Vernon “I’m opposed to the budget, I T ^‘twice-the-^iie” location‘s Mayor Frank McCoy explained don’t think you are spending The quartet of stamps, each a is its pro-rata'Share. He said design entity, combine to com­ that the town and education enough.” She criticized the A crafts fair will be featured Exchange Club of' Manchester budgets totaled $11,621,349, an the clinic will not be getting the plete the scene of 1773 when usual state funds so the towns council for not taking long- as a part of the Manchester and belongs to Manchester 996 N. Cpl6ny Road, Rt. 5 increase of 6.5 per cent or $713,- Lodge of Elks. enraged colonists dumped should share their responsibili­ range planning into considera­ Sesquicentennial Week ac­ chests of tea from^ritish ships 364 over the current budget. tion, and questioned what tivities. Mrs. Coltman, whq lives at The town budget totals $4,047,- ty. He urged the council to into Boston Harbor as a protest (n^xt to ^Shoe Town) reinstate as much of the happened to the capital im­ 125 Baldwin Rd., is member Comings In The of the English-levied tax on tea. 063, up $258,854 or 6.8 per cent; provements account. and past president of the \ and the education, $7,574,286, up original request as possible. The over-all design shows Mrs. Ginny Gingras then The mayor said the account The fair, to take place in Manchester League of Women $454,510 or 6.4 per cent. G'enter Park June 23 and 24, will Merry^ Merry two British ships, colonists in ■ questioned how much money is still exists but the council d|d Voters andjs presently serving - boats and a portion of the dock. He said the total wage and not wish to put any funds into it be in two large tents. Fees for on the Board of Education. She salary increases in the town allotted for the upkeep of Henry Each stamp is inscribed hori-. Park and Valley Fal)s Park. as the town has a history of not those who wish to exhibit their is also a teacher and coor­ Month of May... zontally “ The Boston Tea ' budget reflect an increase of 5.1 wanting to appropriate money, crafts there will be $10 plus 20 dinator of the public service per cent, well within the 5.5 She said she was appalled at the Party, U.S.’: in black and “8c”, condition of Fox Hill Tower in ahead for projects. per cent of their sales. careers program at Manchester in red. A vertical inscription, in guidelines set by the President. Mrs. LeTendre said she Community College and is an The Public Works budget, Henry Park. A sheening of crafts exhibits black, is “Bicentennial Era,” Mayor McCoy said $2,100 had would not feel bad to have the incorporator of Manchester followed by a modification of excluding funds for a new tax rate go up one mill, adding Is scheduled for this week. Memorial Hospifal. sewage treatment plant, is been alloted in the recreation Elizabeth Budd, head of the Bicentennial logo in/ed. that the town has to spend more Other members of the Fair The importance of the Boston • t down $77,237 to $742,198. Funds, budget for maintenance at Manchester High School’s art The Boss Says Henry Park and $1,200 for money in such areas as recrea­ On-thfe-Green Committee are . Tea Party to the cause of the for the treatment plant will be tion and suggested hiring of a department; Janet Aronson, a Mrs. Charlotte Strum, Mrs. colonists can be assessed by the Valley Falls. He said many member of the board of direc­ 85 per cent reimbursed by the full-time recreation director. June Brines, Mrs. Lorraine comments of an angry Kjng federal government. attempts had been made to fix tors of the Society of Connec­ up the tower but there has Turning to salaries in Sabatella, Mrs. Denise Carter, “WAIT FOR George III who wrote his prime The police budget increased ticut Craftsmen and a resident Mrs. Barbara Dik, Mrs. minister: “ The die is now cast. always been a problem with general, Mrs. LeTendre said of Coventry; and Harriet Mead, by $80,606 to $628,888, This is the town is lower in salaries Virginia- Beggs, Bruce Noble The colonies must either sub­ mostly due to the union wage, vandalism. a member of the American She also questioned why the and they should be increased. and Edward Coltman. HARMSOH’S mit or triurtiph.” scale and the addition of two Craftsmen Counil who was Anyone wishing further infor­ Collectors" desiring first-day council doesn’t set aside money Richard Hopkins, an active selected to participate in an men ,to the force. member of the Lake Street mation on the crafts fair may cancellations may send them to The debt service ik up $57,000 for open space purchase.) and Emerging Craftsmen exhibit “ Boston Tea Party Stamp, asked, “Are you looking School p ro , commenting on contact Richard Carter at 41 NEW to $1,203,400 mainly due to sponsored by the New England Center St. Postm aster, Boston, Mass. LUCKY the education budget, said he sewer installation costs, the ahead?” Crafts Council and a resident of 02109.” Enclose the proper re­ Mayor McCoy said the town felt it \yas a very reasonable Stqrrs, have been selected by mayor said, but added that this one but expressed concern OFFICE mittance, which is 32 cents for has filed an application for open the Fair On-the-Green Com­ will be offset by'increased about the “movement afoot” to the bjock of four (in' money • revenues when homeowners tie .space funds: He said the council mittee to officiate the order or certified check but not is afraid it would be open to avoid double sessions at the screening. M a ry Le w is in to the sewer lines. ’ high school next year. He said cash or stamps). Requests The municipal insurance ac­ criticism lif it held back funds 829 MAIN ST„MANCHESTER, CONN, FURNISHINGS must be postmarked no later for this. 1 he doesn’t like double sessions The co-chairmen of the count was also higher by $107,- TRI CITYPIAZA,\,VERNON than July 4. Due to the size pf . In a letter sent to the mayor, but-he likes crowding students Sesquicentennial Fair On-the- the combination of ^the ^dur 1 045 to $175,000 due to the retro- less. rating plan and a deficit from Mrs. Gingras asked for a full­ Green Committee are Richard SHOWROOM tamps, the accompa'nyin'g en- time caretaker at Valley Falls. A few questions were asked T. Carter and Mrs. Eleanor Colt­ yelope should be addrp^ed low the current year which will be about a $14,000 appropriatiom H as paid off next year, the mayor Park. The mayor answered that man. and to the left. /' this would mean additional for a new ambulance and mipor OPENING!” explained. . increases in other budgets, but WALTER "The council has already cut costs and that the recreation Carter, who lives at 1 Collectors oMsraeli stamps budget is a tight one. He added - no real objections were raised. DYER and unusuaf/'pictorially can­ some accounts by considerable The annual budget nrieeting Hackmatack St., is the assis­ amounts when reviewing the that the police will have a celed caejh^ts can still obtain M will be held May 8. Meanwhile, tant treasurer of the Savings mayor’s recommendations. Cut motorcycle next year, for Bank of Manchester and a MOCS... two cotp0anion official souve­ patroling the park and Mrs. the council is still holding nir covers of the limited edition were $9,800 for a public works workshops on the general Manchester native. He is a truck, $10,000 from the snow Gingras comrhented, “That of thb 25th anniversary of Israel government budget before member of the citizen’s ad­ Ipdependence issued for the Je- removal budget, and $6,800 makes me shudder.” Ladles’ size 5 to 10 Harrison’s Stationers finally adopting it. , X , visory committee of the /Tusalem Fair. ) “Manchester Board of Educa­ Men’s size 6 to 13 The white envelopes are dec­ tion, a charter member of the. OFFICE FURNISHINGS orated witli the blue and silver Police Report In British System YOU WILL LOVE fullWI PURNELL PLACE MANCHESTER, CONN. mcnorah symbol of the Jerusa­ A lem Fair and an enlarged repro­ Members of the Manchester duction of the stamp depicting, Police Department’s detective Leader Would Quit the great Lion’s Gate at Jerusa­ bureau made three unrelated lem. arrests on Circuit Court 12 arrest In Case of Sandal /Wd LawarPrtcBsanrwhan, ftny way, anytim e, as w a present One cover carries the Israel - warrants Tuesday night. our greatest quality hatkMng sale with e d g e 's blessingsf . „ stamp with tab and features the ■ Charged were: LONDON (AP) - “Nobody Iness. If he hadn’t, he almost certainly^ would have been famous Moroccan lamp at the • David L. Joseph, 18, of East told m e," B ritain’s prime TOMORROW AT 10 A.M. WE CUT THE PRICES ON QUILTED LUXURY ECLIPSE SLEEP SETS / Jerusalem Museum. This rare Hartford, taking a motor vehi­ minister complained 10 years pushed out because just about every lawmaker, newspaper of TO THE LOWEST IN ECLIPSE - cancellation, dated Nov. 22 in V cle without the owner’s permis­ ago. '•Jerusalem, was used only for Y standing and voter believed it sion,' in connection with a re­ Harold Macmillan was neck that one day to greet the fair. cent incident in which a motor­ deep in the Profumo scandal, was the prime minister’s duty to ensure that he knew what The compaplon. cover, com­ cycle was reported stolen. and like President Nixon in the VERNON WAYSIDE FURNITURE HISTORY memorating the opening on Watergate. affair, insisted his was going oa inside and outside AT ALL? STORES! He was released on his Nov. 23 of the Los Angeles 25th written promise to appear in aides kept all the facts from his government. UmeUBVABkEl Bedding soluMUflous, you’d probably be wising to pay these prices tor the mattress aktne. But you get a CpblPLETESETI Li. - . - - anniversary of Independence court May 14. him.' Jerusalem Fiair, carries the • James E. Baily, 20, of New Even hardened lawmakers British—and American U.S. Albert Einstein stamp. Britain, carrying a dangerous looked stupefied as Macmillan political structures and QuMad Horal Covaringsl MADE BY ECLIPSE. WAITING The set of two covers is avalK " Our New Deal for Women who love Fashion OUR OWN LACY ACRYLIC CARDIGANS weapon in a motor vehicle. He told the House of Commons why lUm ly Saan Savingtl able for $2.50 per set frqm: traditions are vastly different, RECOMMENDED BY ECUPSE THEY'RE IN STOCKI Misses' crochet-stitch Summer whites. Reg. $8.75 was released on a $1,000 non­ he had no foreknowledge of the even within the democratic IN 'TWIN SIZE Holy Land Covers,c /-o Interna-* moves into a brand new environment in Wallingford. surety bond for court May 14. developments that exposed the framework they share, FULL SIZE Moilum.flnnqultwlniottm.plu* e-. ------.— ----- tional Stamp Collectors • John H. Martin, 41, of East affair his war minister, John A British prime minister has matching boiu|iring:conxiM to Hte yo u a Society, P,P.-Box'48806, Los • And we’re celebrating with extraordinary specials MISSES’ LONG TUNIC SWEATER VESTS Hartford, issuing a bad check. Profumo, had been having with to quit if it becomes clear that Angeles, Calif. 90048. He vyas released on his written Call-girl Christine Keeler. he has lost the confidence of the in all our stores. White acrylic with red & blue trirrh Reg. $5.75 $ 4 . 0 0 promise to appear in court May The Kremlin knevy of the af­ COMPLETE SET FROM THE MAIL BAG . . . House of Commons, something ffMltrm I** Bo. Spring 14. fair becausd the assistant usually demonstrated by defeat To Mrs. A. Longo of Buffalo, MISSES’ TURTLENECK NYLON SHELLS Soviet naval attache in London, on a major policy issue, or, if FuMSita the U.S. stamp with the picture Come see what’s happening in Knit sportswear Capt. Eugene Ivanov, was also the members of his party in of Ben Franklin is nOt a valu­ Sleeveless with zipper-back. 5 colors. Special! $ 2 . 0 Q David P. Zboray,- 18, of 9 Christine’s bedmate. Commons decide it’s time for able one since there are many •at. Covar» ii fino 8print fabric 8 Pick up a fantastic brand name Discovery. See Waddell Rd,, ’was charged Other politicians, the secret him to go. ■ « in circulation. It’s the old law of Tuesday night with reckless service and/certain key civil An American president has to supply and demand ... To Mrs. what’s new and fascinating in our Imports. ^ MISSES' DACRON® TANK TOPS driving, speeding and disregar­ servants also knew what was quit before his four-year term MADE BY ECLIPSE. . W;F. Sauer of Sarona, Wis; .any Pencil stripes in 4 color combos. Special! $ 2 . 0 0 ding an officers signal; after an going on. Some newsmen were is over only if the House of AECOMMENDED BY ECUPSE of the stamps mentioned in this accident jn which the motorcy­ aware of the essential facts, but column can be obtained at your Representatives votes imr Baim^tnn a*«ad mattia.. plu» Sala nrica huva local stamp dealer or stamp You couldn’t pick a better time to discover the cle he was operating was in , libel laws barred their dis­ peachment charges against him mMCMnW bOBMMlnat MMaawkMaiM Baa ^ ^ * MISSES’ PRINT ON WHITE SHELLS ■ collision with a police car closure. 4' •MBM V RAW jdepartment. If there ace none and two-thirds of the Senate find in your immediate vicinity, fry new Roosevelt Mills than now during our Grand Polyester knits in sleeveless style. - Special! $ 3 - 0 0 operated by Patrolman Dennis . Macmillan quit within four him guilty. This has never months, officially because of il- a Minneapolis telephone direc­ Roggi of the Manchester Police happened. COMPLEtE tory ... To E.M. Kassam of Opening Sale-A-Bration. The fashions vyill delight Department. OoHMd M altrau p h a Boa Spring Houston, the address of the BOYS’ & GIRLS’ SWEATSHIRTS* Police say that Zboray was Philatelic ^ n c y in America is you! The savings will amaze you! Shopping pur ’ Shrink-resistant Creslan'^/cotton. 4-16. Special! ^laSO observed making a U-turn on 116 W. 32rid1 Street,Sti New York, Olcotl St; and R^£gi gave chase N.V. 10001 New Deal way is always a moving experience, but to the motorcycle. Police say MEN’S SLEEVELESS SWEATERS* that Zboray failed to stop when Just Arrived! this week it’s something special! Like these! Roggi signaled him to do so and Orion Uand V neck rib knits. Many colors. ^dal/ $2.90^ that he continued at a high rate r w E i i ! ' WORLD AJiMANAC «r of speed. FACTS Police say that the two A Com plete 'selected irregulars vehicles collided when Zboray stopped suddenly in front of the cruiser. ,L ine of New Deal Zboray was treated at For Women Manchester Memorial Hospital Who Love Fashion for minor injuries and was released. A C T III (Smim •Court date is May 21. VISIT OUR GREAT ECLIPSE ORDER BY ‘'..A'* t -sf ' Women^s CHIROPRACTIC BEDDING TELEPHONE - DISPLAY Tomorrow at 10. dial thii nundwr 875-8209 Collwtt Abx>ut Town Fashions . • • Americans have accumu­ lated an extensive variety OPEN E v e r y D AY •ROCKVILLE - MAIN f»LANT - 215 E. Main St. SPRINGFIELD - 477 Breckwood Blvd. AGAWAM— Suffield & Silver Sts., Rt. 75 /Manchester 4-H clubs are of pets ranging from the Monday through Saturday AVON - 195 W. Main St., Rt. 44 collecting items for the Hart­ ordinary to some exotic WALLINGFORD - 996 N. Colony Rd.. Rt. 5 WESTPORT - 1807 E. Statist.. Rt. 1 9:30 AM .-9:00 P.M. ford County 4-H auction and tag breeds of animals. Tropical SAYBROOK - 647 Boston Post Rd.. Rt. 1 , sale Saturday at 10 a.m, atthe VERNON fishes are the most prolific pets in the United States 30-Day Refunds in Cash Post Office Square Shopping numbering about 500,000,- •FREE SWEATER MILL TOURS MON. throu^ FRI I 2-P.M. Center, Farmington, Those WAYSIDE THE LITTLE SHOP/HAYSEED CASUALS 000, The World A lm a^c wishing to donate usable items FURNITURE says. An estimated 32,600,- may bring them to the hohne of 805 IEAST; CENTER STREET MANCHESTER Junior aiid MUaes’ Dress Shop 000 dogs. 26,000,000 caged Mrs, Evelyn Pella, 375 Bidwell Half SIses, and Sixes 1 thru 82 birds, and 2,000,000 cats are 4— Sx. St. Saturday’s event will also V OPEN MON. thru SAT. 9:80 AJH. to 5:80 PJM. also owned by American p ^ include a baked foor table and TH U R 8 9 P.M., CloMd Mon. during July ft August lovei's. sjirubs and nursery stock for 2rO-2MTalco(fvifiaRtf.,ranon,Coim. sale. O p m 10 to 6,., Thurt. 0 FrI. . . . . 'til 0, C lotod OOonOofo. . Xf whir

I e- PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 2. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 2, 19 73 - PAGE FIFTEEN Coventry nounced that it will hold a battling for the championships. in inter-town play after the T o l l a u d special meeting on May 15, at a All scheduled games will be close of the high school baseball VerH(On Police Report place to be announced, at which Bolton Finance Board Candidates held at Miller-Rlchardson seasfljm^^ the guest speaker will be I Carilli Seeks Post I Field, Rt. 31, with the Chris l^ y s interested in playing in ’Two Vernon youths have been taken to the Connecticut Morgan Olin Jr., 22, of Mile Homer Babbidge, former Rose Memorial Field, behind the Pony League should contact $2.2 Million Budget S e t ^ arrested on Tolland County n-ectional Center at Hartford Hill Rd., Tolland, was charged UConn president. DONNA HOLLAND Coventry Granunar School, to Frank Richanlson, Ripley Hill Superior Court bench warrants in li^i df a $1,000 cash bond. He on a Circuit Ctourt 12' arrest i l l State Young Dems Little League Results Correspondent be used for rained-out games Rd. Interested Colts should in connection with joint in- was t ^ e presented in Superior warrant with third-degree Results of last- weekend’s 646-0375 and tegm practice. call BiU Ayer, Plains Rd. vestigatjoris made by the Court ^ i n today. criminal mischief and HOLLY GANTNER are two other candidates' for opening of Little League season ’The Little League program is Tax Rate Down to 45 M i l l s ^ special service division of the ‘ threatening in connection with On the Bolton Board of * . Youn'g Republicans state president. play are as follows: Guido’s, 13, Gary M^nes, 17, of Talcott- the damaging of a vehicle on Finance slate Raymond Negro Correspondent directed by the Coventry Boys’ ’The Young Republicans Club Vernon Police Department and Supporting Carilli will be the Zuccardy Insurance, 1; Coven- . ' VIVIAN V. KENNESON"^ wide reading evaluation. If we but felt a 13.per cent iricrease overall achievements and six ville Rd., Venion, he was to be Union St., and the assault of the (D) is pitted aainst Jerpld Tel. 72-8795 Elasebail Association, a non­ of Coventry will meet Friday the regional crime squad, both twelve Coventry delegates to try Jlotary Club, 4, Tucker\ Correspondent can’t get the money we will was generous. for special projects. presented inXsuperior Court Hasseti (R). Because' of A1 Carilli, president of the profit group sponsored^by local night at 8 at the home of Hank are chareed with two counts of vehicle’s operator, police said. the convention. They are Jan Texaco, 2; England Lumber, 7, Tel. 875-4704 jeopardize the children’s ability Cornish said the Board of Overall awards were to the today. No infonpation on the Olin was released on a $100 minority representation on the Coventry Young Democrats merchants, ojivflte donations and Ginny Grabowski, Education will meet next sale of a canijabis-type sub­ Hietala, Tim and May O’Neill, Coventry Police, 6; Manche^r The Town qf-ToRand has to lean to read,’’ Cornish said. Conservation Committee for amount of hisXbond was non-surety bond for court May board Siddiq Sat^r (D) is unop­ Club has'announced his can­ and player fS s . Woodland Rd. Steve Loyzim, stances and two counts pf Flounce Sorrell, Barbara Savings and Loan, 8, N Sh an experienced its first mill rate He noted that the education Wednesday to decide on where redecorating the Town Hall, available. \ 15. posed. Both terms will run July didacy for president of the state The CBBA also fields a Pony chairman of the Planning and possession of a cannabis-type John^n, Chuck White, Joseph Hale Gas, 6. reduction in ten years as board was able to estimate to make the cuts. At last.week’s running the litter line and 1, 1973 to July 1, 1979. organization, and will make his League team for boys 13 and 14 Zoning Commission, will the almost to the penny what its substance in the apparently un­ FowleK Nancy Philbrick, Joe The weekend marked the 23rd residents adopted a $2,217,493 meetings suggestions by School sa vin g 84 pine tr e e s ; to Jerald Hassett graduated bid for that post when the club years of age, and a Colt League guest speaker. All Republicans related cases. Arrested were: Bastarathe, Skip W{alsh and season of local Little League, budget by 102 to 85. ’The Board real needs were this year, due Superintendent Kenneth membership for leadership and Fir^Halls Trains from Holy Cross in 1965. He travels to Bridgeport this for boys 15 throu^^i 17. Both between the ages of 18 and 40 Nicholas Scata, 17, of Box Joyce-Fay, in addition td the with over 160 boys on 13 teams of Finance officially set the 45- to the two-year teachers’ salary MacKenzie included elimina­ creative workshops, coffee earned a masters degree in weekend for the state conven­ teams will represent Coyentry are welcome to the session. Mountain Rd.. Vernon. He was candidate himself. Alternates mill rate after the meeting. agreement signed last year. tion of assistant, high school hours and the cheer fund. Inter­ NEW YORK (AP) — City- affected by the delay, the finance from Dartmouth. He is tion. ' V i presented in court Tuesday and are Sandy Bastarache,PDot In 1963 the. mill rate wad Carol GoMon chided the ^principal ($14,250), elimination national clubs and the arts also bound commuter train service railroad said, also a Certified Public Accoun­ According to Carilli, there Thissell, Cliff White and Ralph reduced by two mills from 38 to Board of Finance for $KX),000 of three aides at Meadowbrook received overall awards. on Penn Central’s New H avei\ Delays of 50 niinutes to an tant (CPA). He is a member of Thissell. 36. education cut, citing that only ($6,900), part-time social Special projects awards were division was halted this mor hour were expected on city- the Connecticut Society State The convention will be held at Forlonge Flynn was one out of 100 persons-at the worker ($3,000), closed circuit given to education for coffee ning at Mount Vernon after a hpund New Haven trains Tax Committee, American the Stratfield Motor Inn in moderator for the annual town public heairng on the education TV at high school ($)3000), hours wdth school officials and District Seeks fire broke out underneath a. ;ed up behind the'disabled Institute of CPA,' and the Theatre Bridgeportat on Friday and meeting Tuesday night and budget spoke against it. Quoting reduction of adult education the public; public affairs for train the railroad reported. 7:38Vm . from Port Chester, a Connecticut Society of CPA. He Bids for Doors Saturday. promptly turned the floor over state education figures, former (8,000). Law Observance and Qjjme About 20,000 persons were spoke\nan said at 8:50 a.m. is,a treasurer of the Connec­ ( Sa ! _ Time '* " * * ’ Schedule 4 ^ MeetingI earlier this week, the Board of Finance Chairman selectman Stuart Danfofth Last year’s annual meeting Prevention. Bids will be opened May 21 at ticut League for Autistic and , theth< Young Dems Club also an- Stuart Joslin. noted Tolland ranks 157 out of was the beginning of a long Under cultural heritage an 7:30 p.m. in the 8th District Mentally Handicapped Jerald Hassell Raymond Negro Joslin told the small audience 169 towns in per pupil spending. struggle which delayed the set­ award was received for Firehouse for supplying and in­ Children. He lives with his wife J State Theater — that the action taken could be in He cited the lack of programs ting of the mill rate until June providing monthly library dis­ stalling three new roll-up doors netfjil-and ------and family on Laurwood Dr. and books, and said ’Tolland -is 29. ty owner and partner in a “ Deliverance,” 7:30-9:20 accept, lower, or reject the plays for the Tolland Library, , at fire headquarters, Main and pla otfc and' is' a 'm em b er o f -the Punjab in Pakistan and an MS “ so close to the/bottom it Tolland taxpayers adopted a business in town. He is Vernon Cine I — “ Slither,” M o l / i e r ’s proposed 1973-74 budget, but Fine Arts Night apd-a'display Hilliard Sts. Republican Town Committee. degree at the University of shakes m e.” 1972-73 budget which would associated with the William 7:20-9:10 that they could not make in ­ for the Histori/?al Society. •he replacement doors will window ^ Raymond Negro has been a Minnesota; both degrees, were Day is May 13th! William Dowd, while result in a 48-miIl rate at the Belfiore Real Estate Agerfcy, Vernon Cine I I — “ Jeremiah creases. He noted that months Uniler lingual arts the annual be wider than (he existing doors life long residnet of Bolton. He earned in engineering. He is the Make hers a mem­ assuring the board he did not meeting on May 2 by a 10-vote Manchester. He and his wife Johnson,” 7:30-9:30 of work by the board and play given by the Juniors and and will permit easier exit anji boxes attended lo'aal schools, founder and past president of believe it acted irresponsibly, matgin. A week later petitions live on Hebron Rd. with their UA ’Theater’ East 1 — “ Bed orable one with various other commissions their choral group received an entry of fire trucks. indoors, or outdoors graduating from Manchester the Pakistan ^ cie ty of Connec­ asked Joslin if he could possibly calling for a referendum vote four children. Career,” 7:15-9:00 her children’s have been culminated with this award. Specifications for the bids are tIZM 18* Id 36* • 1 . 1 7 1. * 2 . 4 4 High School. He attended ticut. He is a member of the give any explanation for the for an additional $150,000 cut in Siddiq Sattar has lived in UA Theater East 2 — hirthstones (all. meeting. Square Dunee available at the 8th District University of Connecticut and Democratic Town Committee large education cut. the education budget were filed cametery vase ...... 3dp Bolton for four years. He “ Sounder,” 7:00-9:00 Joslin explained some of the The Tollanders Square Dance Firehouse. Hillyer College, and is present­ and lives on Lyman Rd. with his genuine)set in a Joslin replied that the educa­ by Folke Ericson and Dale earned a BS at the University of UA Theater East 3 — general government budget Club will have a dance on ly enrolled at Manchester Com­ wife and their two daughters. beautiful 14K tion budget represents a 13 per Tower, and a referendum was "we have every //tt/e thlngl” “^Cabaret,” 7:15-9:30 cuts, noting the selectmen’s Friday at Hicks Memorial munity College. He is a proper- cent * increase over last year, held May 25. 'Burnside Theater — “ Save I- yellow gold ring. salaries of $2,284 are only to School at 8 p.m. buy your that student growth has tapered Voters rejected the original The Tiger,” 7:15-9:15 Top (o bottom: November 1st. It will not be Kevin Berhsing will be French Eat Most Cheese wfniInning off, and the new teacher budget at the referendum but INSPIRED perhaps by his Manchester Drive-In— “ Duel known for Some time whether calling and club level dancers Paris—The French are the lottery $210, $9 2, $64. requests are for improvemtns rejected the $150,000 cut by a tie chairmapship of the Senate of the Iron Fist,” 8:00; “ Fistful the $10,000 allocated form Nov. arc invited. committee investigating the world’s Icadinfz cheese eaters, th e miraets of mo1n3ti;Bdt | Uckate A How 2 xueeks for in the program. He stated the vote. The Board of Finance met of Dollars,” 10:00 “ 1 to June 30 for a Town Watergate case, Sen. Sam consuming n ea rly 32 pounds at fairwayl •y B o lto n increase represents room for apiece per year. The Dutch are downtown manehester. Democrats Suggest Meadows Drive-In— “ Duel ol delivery! Manager, will be sufficient, again, prepared a compromise Ervin, D-N.C., reels off the Iron Fist,” 8:00; “ A Fistful Joslin stated. considerable improvements in budget with a $50,000 education ADVERTISEMENT - quotations from the Bible, second with about 22 pounds. of Dollars,” 10:05 - The cut in the tax collector’s the school system. cut, and arrived at a 46-miIl If you list your house wth T. J. a hymn, a poem and Shake­ . Meeting on Library Jerry Lewis Cinema I, Caldoi request was explained that it “ Realistic” rate, which was opposed at a Crocketts Tolland Office 875- speare to newsmen in plaza — “ Poseidon Adven was not anticipated that extra, One of last year’s budget­ public hearing. The second 627,9, L loy d O ’ D e ll, the Washington. DONNA HOLLAND usual. All kindergarten joining a women’s softball team ture,” 7:00-9:Do help would be needed to speed cutting petition leaders, Folke town meeting resulted in action manager, can place your house Advance Registration Correspondent students will attend the mor­ lis Is a ■ test pattern tol being negated by further in the Hartford, Manchester are asked to call Anne Gagnon Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema II, up mailing of tax bills this year. Ericson, stated he was The University of New Wetermine ’The Herald’s print-1 JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 petitions by Ericson and Tower and Vernon Multiple Listing Evening Undergraduates Tel. 6^0375 ning session with early dis­ at 649-5458 or Gail Tishover at Caldor Plaza — “ Sounder,” The bills were delayed the past “ delighted to see the finance Brunswick offered Canada’s ling quality. I for another referendum. Democratic candidates for missal at 11:20 a.m. 649-4074. 7:15-9:15 9SS MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • MIQOLETOWN two years by referendums board come in with a realistic Service...all at no cost to you. first engineering course in 1854. Arts and Sciences Engineering I The referendum itself was the Bolton Library Board are Staff members will be par­ No experience is necessary to which delayed the setting of the budget,” and noted the $1(X),0(X) Business and Public Administration | calling for a special meeting ticipating in an in-service join a team. mill rate. education cut represents only a delayed by a court judgment this fall to inform residents of program dealing with Objective four per cent cut while the brought about by a suit against ALLMANS ANNOUNCE Electronic Technology (Correction Joslin noted that although the ( library matters, particularly Based Curricula. World's Most Complete HI-FI & Electronics Center board denied a fire department selectmen’s budget was .cut by the town by teacher Gerald BENEFITS FOR INDIANS The parent-teacher basket­ WANTED Call to make an appointment tor . the proposed new library. Receive Cerlificale ball game at Bolton High School request for $15,525 for 10 per cent. Ericson said he Ralston and the Tolland Educa- MACON, Ga. (AP) - The Allman Brothers Band has April 30 to May 25 At a recent town meeting The health and mental com ­ will start at 7 tonight, not at volunteers’ expenses, they doesn’t feel the cut will stop de­ ,tion Association. Voters finally Clean, Late Modal approved the compromise plans to do a series of benefit 11 am to 8 pm Monday thru Friday townspeople approved $2,550 mittee of the Bolton Junior 7:30 as reported in Tuesday’s agree the men should be reim­ cent education in town. RADIO ^ budget by referendum after a concerts to aid Indians of North Phone 523-4811 Ext 387 for preliminary plans for the Women’s Club has received a Herald. A student gymnastics bursed for direct expenses such The fact that the high school 58-day delay. America. USED CARS proposed new library. certificate of achievement, demonstration will follow the as lights on their cars, and recently received a five-yearfi' 5o-aay aeiay. SUMMER EVENING SESSION JUNE'4 to JULY 28 ELECTRONICS accreditation apparently giM»__iJI’he 1971-72 hnnual town The money from the benefits The Democratic candidates from the National Kidney Foun- game. LAFAYETTE damage to clothing. Joslin Top Prices Paid will be used to set up a fund for for the board feel this is the dation, for their work Sale prices in effect thru Sat., May Sth sidents overconfidence, meeting defeated the budget by For All Makes pointed out that the fire the preservation of the North For courae UstlngB in all flelda, call or write for 1073 Summer Session Bulletin proper time for public opinion throughout the year. “ornish expressed a an 11-vote margin, followed-by department’s operation budget American Indian Culture. CARTDt CHEVROLET to be heard, not only regard to that the. accreditation a referendum which overruled m Auerbach Hall UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Room 228 Committee members are Sal­ Lafayette Battery/Electric was increased by 25 per cent, a The goal is to raise $2 the physical building, but to French Cradle Phone anted partly because the decision. CO.. MC. ly Deranleau, Sherry Shaw, new .truck had been approved million, to aid various North 200 Bloomfield Ave. UNIVERSITY of HARTFORD West Hartford, Conn. ere requested to imple­ 1228 Main Street what services and types of Joan Morra ami Pat Pinto. AM/FM Portable Radio , for $60,000, and an appre^ti^ .American Indian organizations. books residents would like , to Bullt4in Board RANGE AND tion of $6,835 was made for'tfii?? ment recoiilmendations of the^ Elea Market see in the new building. TNEASC evaluation team. He in.A Bolton Club Pack 157 will FUEL OIL Merrow Rd. firehouse. The Republican Women’s Other areas supported by the have their final pack meeting of dicated that he hoped theClub ac­ will hold a Flea Market on M Democratic candidates include the year Thursday at'7:30 p.m. GASOLINE Voting Machine gcreditation would not be jeopar­ the Green May 19 from 9 a.m. C PHARMACY fiATURE!^ Vbit Oir Beoity Ceiter investigating the possibility of at St. Maurice Church."^ An increase of $2,000 in the dized because te-funds were not to 3 p.m. 195 available. ‘ ' ^Yooe The Place to Shop for a ^ig Selection of keeping school libraries open The Bolton Ecumenical Coun­ contingency fund will cover the Anyone wishing a table can ■Mfxr _ BANTLY OIL Free Delivery! f pekeceiPM during the summer months, and cil will meet Thursday at 7:30 iSave' purchase of an additional voting contact Mrs. Burt Czukra or ridttt Name Brand GIFTS ! encouraging the estabslishment COMPANY. INC. You ring, we bring ! p.m. at St. Maurice Parish machine Joslin noted, while’ a People SulUfieii Mrs. Chris Shorten at 875-5552. C h ^ a a of a Friends of the Library House. 50 |)er cent increase in the Refreshments will be E X P R fS S DCIIVERY O] ►Max Factor , 331 Main Street Joslin stated that he had been group. Women’s Soflliall building improvement fund will available. PRESCRIPIION ITEMS m.'4 'R i> v lo n Tel. 6 49-4595 “ waiting for the six years he If elected they also plan to coyer the administration 142 MAIN STREET, MAf All women interested in has served on the finance board The Republican Women’s jy keep the public informed Rockville 875-3274 building, town hall and the Phone 643-15D5 for the opportunity to present a Club recently elected the A through monthly reports given barn, as well as other town following officers for the 1973- i budget like tonight’s — a mill C oT y*‘>‘tr LANVIN to the newspaper. buildings. 74 club year: reduction,” He credited the low Library Board meetings are Board of Education Chair­ President, Dot Shorten; vice turnout to people being held the first Thursday of each man . James Cornish called on president, Doreen Diana; satisfied with the proposed month and are open to the townspeople to defeat the secretary, Rosemary Czukra; budget. PRE-SUMMER SAVINGS from ARTHURS ! public. proposed budget and to treasurer, Barbara Dumont; Reg. Ericson noted the Board of School Closing and publicity, Ruth Ixizjim. reinstate half of the $100,000 cut Finance will be going out in a 30 Quart SO pt. Nylon Reeinforced The Bolton -Elementary, BAR 44:«5 from the original education “ blaze of glory.” The Finance JERi or Center and High Schools will Sale! ^38 budget of $2,715,451. Junior's Awards FOAM Y Board will be eliminated when B GARDEN close at 1 p.m. tomorrow. Cornish noted that the figure The Tolland Junior Woman’s GAS Hammond Organ & Piano Studio Lafayette s authentic reproduction of this French mas­ the new town charter goes into Lunches will be served as High-style-portable with AfC for no drift FM reflects som'e of the recommen­ Club has been awarded the CHEST QUE HOSE reception, slide-rule tuning, and full-frequency terpiece adds elegance to your home. Reaib to plug-in, effect in November. Eiectric CAN . ^ 11 Oak St. - 643-5171 this conversation piece will start your friends talking dations of the high school Silver Tray from the Connec­ ONLY 3V4 speaker. In richly-padded, black, simulpted Ericson admitted the Board \ GRILL before they pick up the receiver. Complete with belL evaluation team, as well . as ticut State Federation of, ONLY TRAVEL leather case. Complete with batteries, earphone,' of Education may suffer minor ONLY IRON and carrying strap. (17-02554U dial, horn, mouthpiece handset, 5- foot cord and olus the recently poncluded system- Women^ Clubs as Outstanding 18 inch ONLY Bolton Finished in ivory with gold trim. (9946450*1 hardships with the $100,000 cut Club of the Year, for service to ONLY ^ Gal. Size New Hammond c’dmmunity and nation for Reg. 4.99 79 Reg. 1.29 Tolland towns with population under ONLY 10, 000. 1501 Reg. 1.49 Ideal for lawn mower, Esche Theatre Organ [Saye o m i S The .tray is given for overall g. 1.99- 1/2" Diameter Reg. 4.98 Value boat or car ¥ exchllance and participation in ELECTRiC Jumbo Size A M .e FM “ 7------;1/5 or 1/10 second Answers Here’s a genuine horseshoe styled console with Hearing Set Monday all areas. The club also Water Proof Expanding Character the nostalgia of yesterday and the electronics of receivecj four awards for RADIO OUTDOOR SiNGLE BURNER STOP WRiST Toom ey tomorrow. The new Hammond Regent offers •O-Osyr^fc ■•""'your sate, On Big Development ONLY 0ROOM RACK extraordinary theatre design dnd performance ffegu.S.'^WSMr.ntw IWATCH ISTOVE WATCHES DONNA HOLLAND _ with the reliability and flexibility found-only In ■ NEW STORES ONLY TiMER 'f«dh,Vor,» E 0*ys ^ you buy VIVIAN V. KENNESON recommends that the PZC 'ONLY ONLY Correspondent Hammond’s new space age technology. The ply by of for aSi finalize the new zoning 19“ Correspondent inn ST, winisni > Tel. 649-0375 ^ regulations and maps which Cinderella, Regent covers the gamut from the yesteryear Tel. 875-4704 Commercial, Induatrlal, Model 7203 ■ ONLY John Esche, Republican can­ will back up the town plan and St.Moritz Donald sounds of weeping tiblas, shimmering strings, a LAFAYETTE Low-Profile A public hearing will be held raaldentlal locatlona Heavy Duty 1 5 ” Duck, didate for the Bolton Board of . present everything rit the same available. with battery charger Mickey plaintiff oboe, a noble post horn and a dellcdte in Tolland Monday on a Reg. Education, said he can’t please AM-FM Clock Radio Illuminated Electric public hearing. Prior hopes to . ' Battery & Electric Swimming, Track^ Racing Tubular Heating Element Peg Rack Asitd.T* Colors Mouse, proposed 700-acre planned unit Goofy everyone, as hi? Democratic chrysoglott tj) pizzicato, sustain for chimes, have the work completed and ^ Jumbo Ceu Reg. .29.95 Reg. 2.29 Jumbo 18" UL approved Reg. 4.99 Accordian Type 12.95 development on the former JARVIS ENTERPRISES Reg. 22.95 < opponent John Toomey claims orchestral beills and music box. Arid don'*! Digital Alarm Clock the hearing held by June. 843-4112 .Hobart Farm property owned . he’s “ very vocal’? and Virginia Overlook the exclusive Hammond arpegglator that HUVY DUTY B Aster by Stephen Neborsky. The HAPPI HIPPI FioFusiofUL im Wiiidex Butterfield, Democratic can­ plays broken chords and scales automatically g k ^ A Y i N G didate for first selectman, said property is bounded by Buff EiecHic Quart with a twist of the wrist. Giass^ he’s been “ too quiet until now.” 88 Cap, Slater, and Plains Rds. MASSAGER R e g .3 5 :M / 'PPPlpt -..-V .” 1 ^ ALARM CARDS Windet Esche said from Toomey’s Planning and Zoning Com­ PAIL Cieoner point of view it probably is un­ •^InChMo..____ mission Chairman Douglas m oling I Double Deck 20 oz. This fine performing clock radio has lighted fac/and tuning Sale! 12 Prior said the meeting is fortunate that he’s had greater ONLY ONLY S .dial. AFC on FM prevents station drift. Full fepnire Telechron LANTERN ONLY JJNIY ONLY exposure to varied school sclieduled for 8 p.m. at the S’ clock with alarm, g-hour sleep switch and teh minute snooze Town Hall, but he expects it systems and more experience a alarm, peautiful veneer cabinet makes this perfect for any Attractive digital clock with a 24-hour AM-PM alarm 1C will have to be adjorned to one ONLY in positions of responsibility room. Complete with earphone. 117412356*1 setting. Features glare-free illuminated dial. MITES yWIHlNC .. QO (1 3-1652 0) of the schools. fttnKSHIIlG... such as college, law school, and STIMUlATINfi..: Twelve hundred units are in­ Mickey Mouse Design IMVIGOMTIMI Free Sprayer the real world. Power beJ(n, lakes 4 'D'. Rag. 7.95 J Included Reg. 6.99 He tells Toomey, “ As you cluded in the plan and ap­ batteries, non^xirrosive gain experience' you will come proximately 30 per cent of the to realize the advantages of 700 acres would be open space. these opportunities, you might Plans include a small commer- with pure*'” ® ci'al area,- facilities for even see the light arid join the of tSC-9000 Lafayette LSC-9000 Cannon Patricia Box of 10 BIG MAMA forces of responsible liberalism churches, a \ school, single­ i/r; S, Micrin Non Run WASH UPS in the Republican party.” family anq apartment call PANTY PANTY dwellings, Jenriis and recrea­ He rebukes Toomey, as a can­ AM/FM 8-Track " ^ t Y 1 ONLY HOSE ONLY HOSE didate, for not attending the tion facilities. • According to Prior,- the plans Reg. 3.00 H . ONLY last board meeting. » Stereo Phono System 3^ oz.Aerosol i: ..f- Esche said, “ Based on your conform to the proposed new Reg. 434 Pr. hem silence, aside from your attack Res;.239.85 town plan, and -are ibeing New Spray-On bronzing foam that Ideal for trips. 9 9 c gives you a terrific tan instantly! Pre-moisturized towels. 4488 on Mrs. ‘ Butterfield at the developed by Design Group I of Reg. 1.79 Values to $2 The ultimate In a 3-piece modular stereo phono system. Consists of a control Hartford, a private developer, '■ Tans for daysl Moisturizes! Full Qt. hearing on the school board BE SURE .. y ^ B lis S hat b««n M rving the Horn* Owtiar *™ 1 **p '?"**J'’J"* * i® *"**** JM/FM stereo tuner/amplifier with slide-lever con- in no way connected with Hart­ budget, ^ g a th e r that you too i LAFAYETTE SP-55 4-»pe*6 automptic record changer with professional cueing device Pro or Tek Mitcham's ford Process or any similar foF 91 YEARS. For a comploto' FREE INSPECTION of Miss~6reck Edge s h a v e BRUT ^ agree thalihe board under the **1**^*.° cartridg^layer-wlth illpminated track indicetors and pushbut- ^ereoHea^ones your homo by a Tormito Control Export, auparviaod ^TOOTHBRUSHES .DEODORANT present ai^inistration has selector, plus two full-range 2-speaker acoustic suspension systems agency. SPLASH ON each with a cellular horn dispersion duct Includes tinted plastic dust cover 45 by the finott tochnical staff, phopo our noarost :HAIR SPIRAY done a highly commendable The PZC is having a cost CREAM 1 0 N L Y _ ONLY Reg. local office: job .” J analysis prepared on the plans Join Our Next Adult ONLY O N L Y ^ ^ C i € ONLY - 2 9 He said, “ Other Republican which would assure that the candidates would appreciate Beginners Evening Class revenue to the town would be ea. Trial Size your making this tacit endorse­ Starting May 21st greater than the costs incurred Reg. 1.50 MANCHESTER 649-9240 ^Reg. 69d Ail Textures Cream or Roll-On Reg. 2.50 WEST HARTFORD by its creation. The PZC has 6'ii oz.SIza Reg. 994 ment explicit and, Robert STAMFORD MILFORD BRIDGEPORT V HAMDEN 13 oz. 6 Week Course Only $10.00 SpreeShepplng Center Bishop’s Center Sheppleg Cintir . Ridnw ey Center Conn. Pott Shopplnf Ctniir Leteyette Shopping m e n been meeting in closed door Dixon, Republican Town Com­ (391 Biroadd SI., oH Center St.) 357 No. Mein SI.,cor.AlbenyAve. Opee life Mee., Tkert., Fri, Opon late Mee. tkre le t Hemden Plen Practica time Arranged At Studio (Adjoinint Lord A Teylor) 'tH l;3e P.M. P.M. ■ IMMm I PH. sessions regarding the develop­ BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORP. mittee chairman, would help by PHONE 646-2711 tU liiilP Jt WimilT nil lOCM getting out a special issue of CA LL MARION 643-5171 Oeie late Mee. tkni Fri. PHONE 2360653 f ment for several months. DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 ADViaUStO PUKES OH 'til t M P.M. Opeti Ute Nee., Tkert., FrI. /nwstsf chargs “ Truth” (Republican periodic STORES COAST‘TO-COAST Prior said that the PZC met IDlUriCJU UtKIItllDISl- ..'til li M P.M. with Town Counsel Robert King ( TMi WT»e4ite ca m newsletter) to carry such an en­ The Oldest & Largest in . Conn. • S>N<. NfMllOfAl NIWVA4P1* P4CI 0»*Wk«fM We reserve the right to limit quantities. Imported •h| io< At f AO A W A«IO fMA • K dorsement for you.” last night to discuss the new f-AY AMP Wl W It »a«|f AN* MV It 01 town plan. Basically, King

i f PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 2, 1973 f Agnew May Get Sewer Swap Tabled Again MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 2, 1973— PAGE SEVENTEEN Obituaries About Town MEA Will Honor (Continul^d fnim Page One) F nllv Krnnk cv«tom Ho oc_ nr tinn — Manchester Chapter, DAV, Folly Brook system. He es- Dr., also to tie into the Folly tion — prior to a public hearing and Auxiliary will have a Tuesday at St. Francis W ider Role timated the cost at about $147,- Brook system. He estimated oh the proposed sewer exten­ iliuggio Belfiure million gallons a day Jiigher joint, installation ' of officers Retiring Teachers Biaggio Belfiore, 85, of . 132 Hospital, Hartford. the premises of the psychiatrist , of about $17.50 a foot to this cost at about $360,000. sion. Senkow- estimated a *i!' /.Vi-ii/Aj 'I; t- W i V tonight at 7:30 at the VFW (Continued from Page Oiie) than the actual flow. ■tters. Senkow was instructki to September completion date, Charter Oak St., died Tuesday Mrs. S^ramme was born in for Ellsberg until after this in-' Urging the board to go slow S ‘Energy Crisis’ Homo. Veterans, groups and Eleven .teachers retiring recently retired' education at ^lanchester Memorial access and removal of any files cidenf had taken place,” the His second proposal was for a develop additional and more- provided the project could be if tlieir auxiliaries have been in­ Hartford and had lived in the were supervised in accordance and to put off action until all of 12,000-foot extension to Santina detailed engineering informa­ started in early summer. ^ t '>1- .fex '//:■ V -- ■ from ’the Manchester school writer for The Herald. Hospital. He.was the husband of Greater Hartford area all her FBI report said.J’Such activity the ramifications and costs of vited to atteji'd the ceremopies, system this year will be Mrs. Amalia Torrione Belfiore. with very krict p'roqedure.’’ He The retirement party, life. She was employed at the was not authorized by him, he the proposed development are . Steele’s Topic honored by the Manchester planned at the Manchester' Mr. Belfiore was born Feb. 3, -said FBI a'gents checked did not know about this Sunset Club will meet Friday Travelers Insurance Co., Hart­ everything removed by the tttio in were Herman Schendel, Education Association (MEA) Country Club, will include a, 1888 in Torino, Italy, and had burglary until after it had Frank Utakis and Mrs. Peter EXCLUSIVE SHOWING U-Sjfeep. Robert "Steele of to the nation’s two -million at I ;j0 p.m. at the SCgior at a dinner party next , 6:30 p.m:- social and 7 o ’clock . lived in Manchester for more ford, before she retired. resigned aides. VfejMtrh Republican represen­ happened. He did 'not agree Sadloski, executive board Of firefighters. Citizens Center. Cards will be Wednesday (May 9). dinner. Manchester High than 60 years. Survivors are four sisters. White House sources said with this method of investiga- tin g ConnecticuUs' Second In recognition of his work in played after the meeting. Miss Catherine O’Connor, Miss that before Haldeman and members of the Manchester The retiring teachers, who School’s Round Table Singers Before he retired a few years tipn’ and when he learned about District,: will discuss “The Congress, the U.S. Jaycees togolher'have served the town a Agnes O'Connor and Mrs. Ehrlichman resigned, they in­ \Property Owners Association; Energy Crisis” at Thursday will entertain after dinner: ago, he was employed at the burglary he instructed them and Frank Lupien. selected Steele as one of the top The Women’s Auxiliary of the total of 235 years, are: MEA President Arthur Cheney Bros, for rpany years. Nellie M. Becker, all of spected government files, ‘not to do this again.’” ■ wrIght arch preserver® shoes night's 72nd annual meeting of i In an unrelated sanitary- ten outstanding young men in Manchester Midget P\)otball • Mr.s. Mary C. Covill of Glaeser will be master of He was a communicant of St. Glastonbury, and'Mrs. Mary seeking documentation for their It was learned the special the Greater Manchester America in 1972! Coburn of East Hartford. bewage proposal. Town Association will spdnsor a rum- Bentley Sch'ool, 13 years ser­ t'eremonies for the event. The James Church and had served claims of innocence. The S e n a te c o m m itte e on Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber of Commerce .rnage sale Thursday from 10 vice. The funeral .will be Thursday search apparently resulted Engineer Walter Senkow MEA social committee plan­ as financial secretary of th Watergate is considering gran­ presented two plans for correc­ Congressman Steele, a banquet, at Fiano’s Restaurant a.m. to 4 p.m. at Mott’s Com- • Mrs. Lillian G. Simmons, ning the party includes Mrs. Cristoforo Colombo Society for at 8:15 a.m. from the John F. from news accounts that fired ting immunity from prosecu­ A rare opportunity to member of the prestigious in Bolton, will also be munitv Hall. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. presidential Counsel John W. ting a problem in the Keeney St. Bentley School, 11 years, Evelyn Gerard, Miss Susan 35 years. tion to both Dean and area. Hoifse Foreign Affairs Com­ highlighted by presentation of Center St., with a Mass of the Dean III was prepared to give ’ 'see the complete line • Mrs. Florence G. Woods, Harkins, Miss MaryAnn Survivors, besides his wife, Magruder, who reportedly The State Health Department mittee, has served in .Congress the Chamber s annual “ M” Bentley School principal, 29 McAdams, Mrs. Joan RogerS,- are a son, William E. Belfiore Resurrection at St. Paul's investigators documents knew in advance of plans to since 1970. He was. a member of The Entered Apprentice and the Town Health Depart­ Award for outstanding con­ degree will be conferred when years. Kim Shirer, and Miss Gloria of Manchester; a daughter, Church, Glastonbury, at 9. -relating to an alleged White wiretap the Democratic party of 100 Wright styles the two-man study mission tribution to the Manchester Burial will be in Mt. St. House coverup of Watergate. ment have alerted town > of- Friendship Lodge of Masons • Mrs. Madeline J. Hickey, Norbet. Miss Norb'et is 2 years. man. -Manchester; and seven Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ Meanwhile, The New York building. for men ... Committee to investigate inter­ meets Thursday night at 7:30 at yy- field. hazards from septic tank, Manchester Probate Judge (he Masonic Temple. Richmond • Mrs. Helen H, Bevins, y grandchildren. Times today quoted sources as Magruder refused Tuesday to national narcotics traffic, and William FitzGerald will be Friends may call at the saying six former high-level seepage? , / Shuttleworth, junior warden, Nathan Hale School, 15 years. The funeral will be Friday at give pretrial testimony in the Senkow's first proposa'l w^s the mission’s subsequent report master of ceremonies for the • Mrs, Alice H. Hammar, (iets lIo|iBing Grant 8:15 a.m. from the Holities funeral home tonight from 7 to figures are expected to be in­ Democrats’ lawsuit over drew nationwide attention to banquet. The Rev. George F. will preside. .Officer dress is dicted in connection with the for a 4,200-foot sanitary sewer Drop in and ditcusa your tuxedo. .Illing Junior High ^chool, 20 NEW HAVEN (AP) - Funeral Home, 400 Main St., Watergate and his lawyer said extension from Erie St. to the heroin problem among U.S. Nostrand of St. Mary's years. / \with a Mass of the .Resurrection alleged coverup. troops in Vietnam. Federal funding was announced it was because the Watergate Linwood Dr. and to tie into the style and fitting Episcopal Church will deliver • Mrs. Elvira^S. Jarvis, aVSt. James Church a 9. Burial i>eonurd II. Burt The T/mes identified the six grand jury is expected to return- Steele is the author of the Tuesday for a $4.6 million, 175- the invocation and benediction. Illing, 23 years. unit housing development for wilN» in St. James Cemetery. ^ieonard B. Burt, 79, of 223 as Haldeman, Ehrlichman, indictments. first comprehensive legislation The evertt will start with a Henry St., died this morning at Dean, former Atty. Gen. John problems with BIG DONATION • Mrs. Ruth Ellis, Keeney St. the elderly at Sylvan and Frieqds may call at the effort in Congress to prom&te social hour at 6 and dinner at 7. TOROIVTO (AP) - The fund­ School,'28 years. Manchester Memorial Hospital N. Mitchell, deputy Nixon cam­ Howard Avenues. funeral hqme Thursday from 7 fire safety and provide im­ Ken Morgester's Orchestra will raising campaign for the new' • Mrs. Elizabeth B. Budd, .to 9 p,m. after being stricken at home. paign director Jeb Stuart proved equipmeht and training Local officials said the CHARLES WALLS. provide, music for dancing. Toronto zoo got a big boost. It Manchester High School. 24 development could be the last He was the husband of Mrs. Magruder, and Fredericit C' UConn Namj^s reached the $2.5-miilion mark years, Frances Doolittle Burt. federally subsidized housing to LaRue, a special assistant to a factory-trained expert, following a $50.00(1 contribution • Mrs, Constanoe A. Adams, ' / Mr. Burt was born April 1, Mitchell when the latter was be constructed here in the next ■ from General Motors of Canada Vcrplanck School, 23 years. two years. The project was in a Kul|jli O’lbm n 1894 in Windsor Locks and had Nixon’s campaign chief. w h o will be present Ltd., a report said. Funeral services fbr Ralph jived in Hartford for several It was disclosed ,iii Los New President • Mrs. Doris H. Schimmel, "pipeline ” .awmting final HUD The total to date represents Waddell School, 20''i years. approval wnen the Nixon ad­ . O’Brien of Holiday, Fla^^^who years before coming to Angeles that Ehrlichman (Continued from Page One) effort,” MesKill sa throughout the Siebold Gets Award 4.2 per cent of the $6 million Al.so to be honored at the ministration announced'l'a /died April 29 in Florida, wiUbe Manchester in 1932.'' learned last year that The gove^pr said he had met objective needed to buy addi­ Thursday at 1 p.m. at/Emanusj He was supervisor of the Melvin Siebold, Manchester’s course'in “Modern Technology retirement dinner is John A., freeze of undetermined dura­ Watergate conspirators E. quickly that we had an­ personally/with Ferguson and sh o w in g ... tional animals and new facil­ .lohnstun of 67 Princeton St., a Lutheran Church.. The Rev. C. special rating and statistical Howard Hunt and G- Gordon ticipated.” recreation director, has and Office Management:” ities. tion on all new federally aided was “verj: impressed by him.” ' received the 1973 merit award former ^school teacher and housing developments. Henry Anderson, copastor, will 'vUvision, automobile' depart-^ Liddy broke into the office of He said he had predicted a But he added: “I had no role in AS A SPECIAL INDUCEMENT WE ABE OFFERING The directors received a peti­ officiate. Burial \yill be in East naent, of the Aetna Life and' Pentagon papers defendant ^ for outstanding achievement tion signed by about 100 summer decision because he the selection process at all. . in recreation planning” from Cemetery. Casualty Co., Hartford, when Daniel Ellsberg’s psychiatrist. had been “over-optimistic in Asl^ed by. newsmen about members of the Senior Citizens Mr. O’Brien/was born Aug. he reiRed in 1959 after more Ehrlichman was interviewed the Connecticut Recreation and Center. It urges the board to re­ the past” about when a presi­ Ferguson’s political leanings, Park Association. 15, 1902 in ^om field, son of than 45 years with the firm; by the FBI in his office last dent might be chosen. • both Tasker and the Republican tain Mrs. Gloria Benson in the William an^Lollia Whittlesey He was \ member of South Friday. He said Liddy and Hunt 10% off Town Manager Robert B. position of program director for Honoring MCC^s Birthday Special Evening Classes governor said they knew Weiss made the announcement O’Brien, and had lived in New United Methwhst Church and were assigned to investigate Gov. Thomas J; Meskill, an i)Othing about his preferences. THE PRICE OF ALL WRIGHT SHOES PURCHASED the Center. The job currently is Basic Electronics Jersey, New York and the had formerly\erved as its leaks of the Pentagon papers ex-officio member of the board at the Town Board of Directors funded with EEA (Emergency Willinm Buckley (left), representing, the Manchester Historical Society, and Christie Ferguson said in a later inter­ DURING THIS PREVIEW meeting Tuesday night. Greater Hartford area before treasurer for 13 ybars. He also and went to the West Coast to of trustees, appeared with Employment Act) funds. McCormick (center), one of the .founders of Manchester Community College, par­ Principles and applications of vacuum view that “I am a registered Also Tuesday night, Weiss, on going to Florida in 1971. was a former member of the prepare a “psychiatric profile” Tasker at the news conference. Democrat but the iraue of my Thursday, May 3rd - 10:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. A second petition received ticipate in tree-planting ceremony'with Dr. Frederick Uwe (right), dean of the tubes and transistors. Rectifiers and behalf of the University of Tuesday night was signed by He was a representative of board of trustees a n d ^ usher relating to Ellsberg. “This has been a very long political affiliation has never college. About 30 trees, donated by individuals, clubs, political parties, and others were power supplies. Solid state switches the Ectlecomb Steel Co. and the at the church. Connecticut Institute of Public about 300 residents from “He was not told that these period of search and the time been raised in my discussions planted at MCC s Bidwell St. campus Monday as part of the college’s tenth anniversary Abarry Steel Co., both of New He was a director o f\lie two individuals had broken into spent has been well worth the- Service, presented a certificate throughout Manchester. It May 16 to July 12 with GoV. Meskill'. of appreciation to Jay Giles, ac­ celebration. (Herald photo by Ofiara) Jersey, before he retired in Manchester Homemakers ser “1 would be very reluctant to urges the directors to grant the Tueaday and Thursday a to 10 pm 1971. vice and had been its treasurer ting director of public works. It Board of Education its entire / accept a university appoint­ is . for completing a 13-week budget request. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. since its inception in 1964. He ment-preconditioned on my L Gertrude Berggren O’Brien, belonged to Manchester Lodge political beliefs or ties. I think Dolphins Live In Herds SAMUEL I. WARD TECHNICAL COLLEG^ formerly of Manchester; and of Masons and received his 50- Burial Rules an institution of learning should Miami.— Dolphins live in a Appointments between 11 am and 4 pm Monday thru Friday CaU 523-4811 Bat. 308 two sisters, Mrs. Donald year m ^bership pin in 1 71. operate independently^ of this No-Fault Dead herd and have a leader, usu­ Hutchinson of Pittsfield, Mass., He also was had been a nchester _ •) * __ ally the bigKest mule. When Bast Hall ^ sort of thing,” he said^ __ y 0 anil If^nrntaiitnga SAMUEL I. WARD TECHNICAL COLLBOB Room 105 and Mrs. Ethel 0. Miller of volunteer driver for the Red Dri aw O pposition ' Some quarters on campus frightened they swim in a tight Hartford. Cross Motor Corps. H ospital group with infants and mother;! 200 Bloomfield Avo. UNIVERSITY OP HAR’TFORD w. Hartford, Conn have expressed impatienc'b In Rhode Island in the riiiddle. Friends may call at the He and his wife would have (Continued frdm Page One) there would be no way for over the long interim ad­ 985 Main Street In Downtown Manchester i Notes Watkins Funeral Home, 142 1^. observed their 52nd wedding an­ sealing the lower vault iinHi *hp ministration, claiming that funerals be in the cemetery no PROVIDENCE (AP) - said of West, who drafted the Center St., tonight from 7 to 9: niversary on Sept. 17. ' upper vault was filled. Gant has not been able to pre­ measure and requested the The family suggests that any Despite last-ditch attempts by Survivors, besides his wife, later than 2 p.m., R) 24-hbur “If we had a little more com­ sent the university’s needs tp (VISITING HOURS) administration spokesmen to hearing. k ' WE’RE OPEN 6 DAYS Yvonne M. Smith, Rosewood memorial contributions may be are a daughter, Mr?. John D. notice for all funerals, > giving munication and a little more state officials with the authori­ resurrect it. Gov. Philip Noel’s ( M Lane, Bolton; Olive M. Hiltgen, made to the American Cancer Cpnian of Andover; a sister, cemetery personnel 11 d^ rapport among citizens and Intermediate Care Semi­ ty a permanent president would private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 East Hartford. proposal for a no-fault auto in­ Noel has said on several oc­ Society, 237 E. Center St,, or to Mrs. Helen Beech of BoonTon. (they now get 5), and to the'f^ct town departments, we could ac­ enjoy. surance system appears dead casions he does not think the no­ the Memorial Fuiid of Emanuel N.J.; two granddaughters, a' they received no prior notice complish more in Manchester Thursday Nights till 9:00 p.m. 8 p.m.; private r o ^ s , 10 MOTHER’S a.m. -2 p.m., and 4 p.m. -8 p.m. Also. Phyllis H. Sterling, for the current legislative ses­ fault bill will be approved. It Lutheran Church. foster granddaughter, a great­ the proposed changes. ,and save money doing it,” said sion. has not passed either the House grandchild and four foster Peter Vendrillo, chairman of Gant, Tasker and othe'rs, (Open Other Evenings By Appointment) Self Service: lOa.rh. -2p.m.; Warehouse Point; Sharon M. DAY IS holmes.' however, maintain that the un­ Albert B. West, state director or Senate. And legislative great-grandchildren. the Veterans Council, said last 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. Obe'rg and son, 478 Woodbridge MAY13assage. er, firmer, steadier hold. Makes eat­ The bill, giving the state -of a gambling package that in­ “Veteraiis,” said Beckwith, Program Topic “Thero are a number of ing more enjtjyabie. For more security cluded the state lottery. He said he ^pes no justifica­ 2. Free.tname or company imprinted checks Discharged Tuesday: and comfort, use FASTEETH I)en- Special Revenue Commission “donTytvant to be buried in a tion for 11 holidays, with most Clarence Burdick, 25 Hamlin questions that he didn’t have ture Adhesive Powder. Dentures authority 'to contract for the Off-track betting would allow coiy-phsture and don't want to falling on Mondays. He said a St.; A. Bowman Weaver, the answer for, ” Skiffington that fit are essential to health. See . an individual to bet on a race your dentist regularly; operation of off-track betting he considered second-clas^" weekend or Friday death might 3. Free statements ! Sycamore Lanq; Francis "Motorcycles — Your'Thing” parlors, passed by a vote of 104- without'actually going to ^ citizens.” will be the topic of a family track. mean a four-day wait for a LaCrosse. Broad Brook; An; . 30. If it receives similar ap­ • Everett Kennedy, a former funepal. He said funeral direc­ 4. No minimum balance or deposit required. drew Kaiadich, East Hartford; program Saturday morning at proval in the Senate and is. The special revenue Commis­ town director and now on the the Whiton Mernorial Library sion had asked for permission tors can’t always giye 24-hour \ Georgian Fox, 41C Case Dr.; signed by Gov. Thomas J. three-man board -of graves notice o f, a funeral, because Eucharis Soucie, Ea?t Hart­ auditorium. to contract for off-track betting custodians, remarked, “The 5. Free life insurance on installment loans Meskill, Connecticut could have they must consider distraught ■V ford; Sondra C. Cole, 114 The 11 a.m. program, free to . off-track betting by this time services as a cost saving move. veterans have asked for very the public, will feature guest Under thq.bill costs will be families, plus ffiends and Orchard St.. Rockville; Grace the Mother's Ring next year. little from the-town. All they relatives traveling long dis­ 6. Reward-A-Loan refund I. Sikes, Somers Rd.. Ellington; speakers Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Meanwhile Tuesday the house paid out of a percentage of the ask now is for upright tances. Boutin of 37 Marble St. Boutin betting handle. •' Pierson baby girl, Hartford.' passed a bill that would require monuments in Veterans Lennon and Holmes both said and his wife, both motorcycle W e a r it Savings .institutions, which Also, Edward Merritt, 42M pride . . . cherish if^always. The two bands of 14 karat gold signify hus- savings institutions to pay in­ Cemetery.” they are mildly opposed to the Bluefield Dr.; Robert F. Bran- owners, will discuss motorcy­ MANCHESTER ) presently are under no obliga­ Howard Holmes of the cle vacations, economy of band an terest rates on Christmas and proposal that funeral homes nick, 16 Hemlock St.; Sharon L. l5®"ds are joined together by the synthetic birthstone other “club” accounts equal t,o tion to pay interest on special Holmes Funeral Home said he collect fees due the town. Both Campanelli and daughter, motorcycles, and other advan­ club accounts—though some do spoke as a funeral director and - OFFICES that paid on regular savings ac­ Willimantic; Cyris D. Bosse, 72 tages of mptorcycling. ' * ■ * voluntarily—would have to pay said they would do it as a ser­ of the month for each child in the family. THERE IS ONLY ONE "MOTHER'S RING."' counts. " on behalf of bereaved families. vice, if necessary, but that it Berkley Dr., Vernon; Carol A. • The library, which is opert The senate gave final at the same rate as on regular After .pra-ising the isn’t their function. Lanham, RFD 1 Manchester; from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Satur­ IS so distrnartive, so unique, thjpt is has been awarded U.S. Paten.t *186,183. Ask for savings accounts under the bill legislative approval to the so- appearance and conduct of East Director James Farr scored Edward S. Burr, 55 Pearl St.; days, will have books about Open • called “bill of rights” for blind passed 95-26 and sent to the Cemetery, he said the funeral motorcycling on display. it by name, confirm it by its identifying tag. s e n a t^ Harrison and Town Manager Carolyn R. Fox, Columbia; and disabled persons. directors received no notifica­ Robert Weiss for instituting the ■ Supporters Of the Amendment Opponents said they feared tion of the proposed changes in rule for flush markers even the bill wOu|d force smaller regulations and in the fee Mon . through fri. 9-3 to delay off-track betting until a ' before'the board accepts the track was licensed, though not banks to discontinue suoh club schedule. The first he knew of rule. accounts. ^ necessarily in operation, said them, he said, was when-he Weiss said insistence on the TWELVE 02) OTHER STYLES AVAILABU^ DON7 FOR. read of them in The Manchester EVENING HOURS they feared off-track betting ‘ flush markers will be held in ( might prevent a track from Herald. He said he was never abe'Jance, pending a board deci- ©ET THESE ARE AU CUSTOM-MADE A n D REQUIRE told'that three or four double­ . Sion. V ^ , Mjddle Turnpike Office depth burials already have been After Herman Schendel, 320 Middje Turnpike West TIME TO PROCESS. Pickets Occupy made in Buckland Cemetery. Frank Lupien, Ballila Pagani 6-8 Thursday F ire C alls CCNY^ B uilding Holmes objected to the and .Holmes questioned the 'oposal for adding six more New Owner Sale! ) NEW YORK (AP) - About 30 reason for a low return on Manchester Green Office ' The Town Fire Department holidays for cemetery workers. Perpetual Care Fund in­ • ROYAL ADDINa MACHINES (3 Only) was called to Adams and Ed­ demonstrators occupied the ad-* He s^d all but oqe of the ministration building of City vestments, Mayor John Thomp­ Demonstrator. Adds, multiplies, svbstracts, credit 621 Middle Turnpike East USE YOUR CREDIT mund Sts. "fuesday ^t 9:23 p.m. holidaySsWoujd occur on a Mon­ balance up to 6 columns. Reg. $109.95 a b College today in protest against son promised to have the 6-8 Friday to wash down a gas spill there. day, the dhjMiiany funerals tak^ matter investigated. FULL NEW MACHINE GUARANTEEI ' ' *79.99 the threatened end of the city’s place. free tuition system and state- Those questioning the. yield' Northj^anchester Office Objecting t^^funeral rules bn the $500,000 fund said it is< • IBM OFFICE ELECTIC TYPEWRITER niiatidated budget cuts. “which would telL-people when 2 Elites, 1 Pica. Model C. fully Reconditioned. Reg. CCNY Provost Bernard about at 3.3 per cent. Thompson 220 North Main Street In loving memory of Joseph Muldoon, and what time funel^ls should and Director Pascal Prignano, $375. * 2 9 5 .0 0 who passed away May 2. 1958. Sohmer said the protesters be held,” he said, ‘^At one time, '6-8 Wednesday arrived this morning and have acknowledging the low cash • ROYAL PORTABLE ELECTRIC TYPEWRiTtR (1 Only) The memory of loye and understanding, funerals .were for th^con- yield, said the market value of Are wUh us always. prevented school - personnel venience of bereaved fami Demonstrator. Elite Type. NEW MACHINE WARRANTY! First Manchester Office ' from entering about two-thirds the invested bonds is much Fondly Remembered. Now they are at the'\ofl higher. NOW *9 9 .5 0 595 Main Street S h q o r Son, Daughters and of the offices in the three-story venience of the .cemetdi;' Grandchildren building at Convent AVenue and' workers." He said he objects ti • OLYMPIA STAllDARD OFFICE TYPEWRITER (3 Only) ...6-8 Thursday 138th St. the 2 p.m. time limit for ReconditioriiOtt ...... ONLY * 8 9 .9 5 No damage had been done to funerals at the cemetery and to In loving memory of our parents, the building’s facilities, Sohmer Icu^or Oil Gain Likely | TRADES AIXEPTED • FREE ESTIMATES ON ALL SALES Were with you all the way CAN BE SURE AT SHOOB’S Stanley and Katherine Olbert who passed the 24-hour notice — -unless ari Factory .4.uthoriMcd Service • Factory Trained Technicians away April 13, 1966 and May 2, 1968. said, adding that the protesters, answering service, checked QuHp—Ecuador’s 1972 petro- | members of the Ad Hoc Third often, were provided. leum )jK>duciion is estim ated a t | A silent thought, a secret tear APPLIANCE SERVICENTER HARTFORD NAHONAL 917 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER World’ Coalition Against Tui­ He said he objects to pre- 35 million. barr^ls < / t r u s t around.” ' . as 90 million barrets. t OPEN THURS. TO 9 P.M. Sirttmul.'Cimm-Qiicut O lliw Mmitwr KI) IC J

PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING JjgRALDj Manchestfer, Conn., Wed., May 2, 1973 J-. . • lamb chops and sirloin steak, up Center Cut pork chops were, B yLO U IS E c o o k ■’•sing prices. It checked the check- dates. About half the rib' roast went up in nine of the MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., May 2, 1973— PAGE NINETEEN ■ AsRociated Press Writer same items in the same cities items were selling at cities checked,'with increases in six cities each. Increases in down about 14 per cent at One month after the start of a Monday, just 'as chnsumer ceilingpnce levels ordered by ranging from 7 per cent in lamb chops ranged from 8 to 28 Neb’s, going from $1.45 a pound Meat Boycott Still week-long nationwide meat , groups were caljing for another PresidentiriVixon late in March. Chicago, Los Angeles and Kan­ per cent; rises in. sirloin were on April 2 to $1.25 a pound on Social boycott, _an Associated Press bojjcott. sas City to 40 per cent in between 6 and 24 per cent. April 30. Pork chops also/Went James. A. Kidwell, manager sampling shows beef. Iamb and Detroit. down in Cleveland, /Ohio; of a Sa^pway store in the »> The retail price increases and Newark, N.J.;/ and pork prices are generally just The survey found about 44 per Roast beef was unchanged in Security On But PricesK 4 * Washington, D.C., area, said: declines generally reflected Philadelphia. as. high as ever — if nof higher. cent of the items were un­ six cities; down in one, “Meat is selling just like nor­ wholesale costs. A1 Lieffort of The eight items checked were changed in price over the Phoenix, Ariz.; and not mal now.” Neb’s Mal-ket in Phoenix said, one pound each o^ound steak, The AP checked the prices of four-week span; 29 per cent available in one. At High Levels for example, that the price of center cut pork mops, chopped Q. My mother, who lives in eight meat items in 17 cities on went up in price; 20 per cent' Roast beef led the list of pork he buys ‘‘has gone down chuck, sirlqii/ steak, lamb another state, was hospitalized April 2-r-the >first weekday of went down; and 7 per ceiit were items that were higher in price. Other'mqats that were higher significantly. I just hope it’ll while visiting me. Will the boycott'called to force down unavailable on one of the two The cost of a pound of standing priced in many places included chops, veal cjitlet, leg of lamb stay.” and rib roasjt Medicare help pay for the am­ ---- Coventry------bulance service needed to take her home? DS SE Areas Listed A. No. Your mother’s medical insurance can only ou look f Fpr Attack N o u l m ore th a n ever^ yo u need Shop-R ite.. help pay for ambulance service less than within the locality normally By Moths served by the hospital. Guarantee yi Q. My wife recently had a refer, exi stroke that left her with a HOLLY GANTNER severe speech problem. She’s 66 Correspondent now. If she gets speech therapy Tel. 742-8795 at home through home health Deputy State Entomologist visits, will Medicare coverage & Hilced beof George W Schuessler has met fmalittlel pay for it? \frith Town Manager Dennis A. Yes. Medicare will pay for Moore and Mrs. Frances Funk, , CENTER CUT THICK OR THIN CENTER CUT PORK LOIN FIRST CUT up to KM home health • visits, chairman of the Confervation each calendar year, if your wife 0 Commission, to discuss the' needs speech therapy, if she’s extent of the gypsy moth in­ PORK CHOPS or ROAST CHUCK STEAK confined to her home, and if her festation in Coventry this year. doctor has determined she needs home health care and Last winter the town had a ll PCiRK 19 sets up and periodically requested that a survey be done l.li I ( ROV tODM . reviews a plan for the Care. CORN I H ) to determirtfi the areas where^, Also, the home health agency egg clustervwere found, their PORK t'ORKf RS W GRAND UNION must be one that participates in W GRAND UNION W GRAND UNIONBOIL IN POUCH GRAND UNION size, and the type of growth in Medicare. various areas. From this, the CREAM STYLE OR Q. My uncle, who lives with ■ amount of defoliation to be FRUIT COCKTAIL WHOLE KERNEL \ R IB END LO IN END me, has coverage under MEAT ENTREES SOUR CREAM expected the following spring If you ever need a lot more for a little less, ,J \ C U T it's now. That's why now, more than ever, Pork Chops R>. C U T to. Medicare, and he’s always 1-LB. 1-LB. eTURKEY and summer could be you need all that Shop-Rite has in store for Toward the purchase of $1.00 or more j asking me questions about the STORAGE TIP iM -OZ. 5-OZ. ' eCHIC.-ALA- 1-PT. determined. program. I used to get the S»or« canned i- d & . you. PKG. FOR I KINC CONT, Schu^sler reported that all W HOLE OR answer out of his Medicare foodi In CAN CAN 6 i l o o SUCED •VEAL FARM. \ areas in Coventry are infested, A lot more meat value Country Style to.' FRESH MEAT I Jiandbook but he’s lost it. Can cool dry ploce. and defoliation is expected to for aa iinlittle ie leaaless LAMB, VEAL, PORK, BEEF OR POULTRY I you explain what a “ benefit vary from 10 per cent to 95 per . Becauseuse ati Shop-Rite we have the True- Calif. ChUcH ,,.‘1” ^uarter^ (Frozen & Canned Meats Not Included) I period” is? cent, with- the average Value! iWqatdepartment;I You don't pay a Good It any Shop-Kte market Coupon limit one per family. A. A “ benefit period” is a defoliation between 40 and 85 premiurium n the meat is cut thicker or Boneless Chuck s »rkLoin Coupon expires Sat, May 5,1973 period of time for measuring WI WANT YOU TO GIT MORE TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS The per cent. The worst problems thin ner, if the quantity is larger or smaller, your uncle’s use of hospital in­ WE WANT YOU TO GET MORE If the smoked or fresh ham is whole or ' can be expected in those areas surance benefits. It begins the MEAT FOR YOUR MONEY SET US APART - PUT YOU AHEAD FROZEN FOOD FOR YOUR MONEY half, if the leg of lamb is whole or hajf. Expensive whidh were not heavily More value tnroughoutthe meat ca^e with' Por k^hou Ide r“ 69* Slab Bacon'^iKiitsf’..^* Lot More fir^ d a y he enters a hospital, , defoliated last year. All oak convenient packaging add well-trinihied and rt ends when he has not □ ALL MEAT . W SWEET areas will 'be 50 to 80 per cent * been a bed patient in any ^W A F F LE S cuts. A l ^ o p -n te beef^js U.S.D.A. Choice. f Produce Value! FRANKS □ PEAS LJ GRAND UNION Onion defoliated, and those areas of All Shop-nte poultry it government- Short RibssSoTSl®® Veal Steaks ■=“ hospital or skilled facility for 60 , PLYMOUTH ROCK GRAND UNION U.S.D.A. CHOICE higher elevation where there is inspected Grade A. days in a row. 1-LB. PKG. I-LB. 1-OZ. CAN 6 IN 5 OZ. PKG. Over th* post U w montht, th* price of on­ a greater concentration of oak . Q. Our family doctor says my Beef Flankeh Chicken LegS'^^.79* SW EET CORN ions iky-rockoted bocouso of o tovoro short­ can eflipect a greater STEAK OR CUT « father will need a hospital bed age throughout the country. This shortage percentage of defoliation. FOR LONDON H FRESH for use at home. Since my BROIL lb. i 5 0 .9 5 ' Tusd^ ? b o n e l e s s ) u s o a ( Top Rouhd Breast / »99* father has both parts of woit caused by bod weather and demand, 5 r 3 9 « "Tho "Expentivo Onions" story bogon lost Last year, a total of 7,280 .1 ^ ROAST SALEl 'ooccl STEAK OR CUT 4 Medicare, who decides if he W FISH STICK DINNER - q . acres in Coventry were FOR LONDON,^ ^ □ SHOULDER STEAK , W MAYONNAISE A f c summer when heavy rains soveroly-damogod Top Sirloin BROIL lb. Ch ic ken ’"'“i59*“'“»‘89* should buy a bed or rent one? [~| GRANDUNION ...... 9-OZ. BOX \ defoliated. This year, A. Your father does. However, the East Coast onion crop. It’s ostlmoted that 0 * A ^ 1 # SHOULDER OR CUT FOR "J Scheussler said, the expected • Top„Round ^ ' 4 your father should keep in mind □ EYE ROUND ROAST ,, n ^TOMATO CATSUP oTe W ORANGE JUICE about Ik af the crop wot lost due to flooding. ^ 1 , ^ 0 I V LONDON BROIL k Rib SteakrtsTssk^lP^ T omatoes»«v> »....39* [~1 GRANDUNION ...... 1-LB. C A N * # / acreage to be defoliated is • To^Sirloin ^ that Medicare payments are U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF LB. I e / “ The shortage wasn’t folt until the early part 16,145 or about two thirds of the • Bottom Round made over a period of time, W DINNERS o of this year bacauto‘ up till then there w ot a f r o z e n s k in n e d d e v e in e d □ RUMP ROAST m J io ^ STEWED TOMATOES^ ooe limited supply of storogo onions. When those town area. • Cross Rib Beef Liver , , & 79< Cucumbeis”2.29* based on the reasonable rental U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS ROUND I e ▼ □ GRANDUNION ... 1 lOZ. BOX X FOR # V rate for a hospital bed. These CHICKEN-TURKEY onions were gone everyone hod to start buy­ Areas which can ex p ^ at □ TOP tHUCK STEAK ing from the central and westorn onion pro- least 75 pel''cent defoliation are ROM I I SS PORK CHUCK FRESH .'.HOLl OR M.'.LF Lemons JUICY laIrge 5»,39* payments stop when his need INSTANT POTATOES ^ PEAS & CARROTS - for the bed ends. The length of U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS BEEF M J’ n GRANDUNION ' BOX ^ f Q R 1 , Q O ducors. This creotod .a shortage notion, wide. Barnsbee Lane, Pilgrim Hills', CHICKEN OR COLICLE ...... LB. l e O V time your father may need the Two ports of the country were trying to supply Love Lane, Swa(Tip Rd., Silver Oranges FLOmOAJUICY d o i . 5 9 * not only their areas but our area ds well. St., South St. toward,^Rt. 6, LOIN ROAST CALIF. STEAK SPARE RIBS bed is an important factor in ' □ CUBED STEAKS , r-j INSTANT COFFEE W CORN ON THE COB . I I U GRAND UNION ...... 6 EARS IN PKG. O V River Rd. South, South St. in oaicious deciding whether to rent or U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF...... LB. l e O V The day would hove boon saved hod Texas - RED AND GOLIDQt lb. • ROUND OR CHUCK the Woodbridge Rd. vicinity, Apples 35 purchase one. onions com# on the market when expected. M Eagleville Rd. and Kings Rd., 'iiF.i.iyij S '! 19 $129 Q. I don’t know how it W GRANDUNION CHEESE The Texas crop usually fills the gap - supplies □ .GROUND onions from early spring till summer (or until and North River Rd. I BEEF 1 PORK ; Oranges JUICY 10.-79' happened, “but I have two ' I lb I □ COFFEE n PIZZA tho eastern crop is horvosted). But, Texas hod Medicare cards. One dird has ^ BEEF ALL GRINDS ^ • GRAND UNION Egg clusters are beginning to my Social Security number on it ANY SIZE PKG. I LB. CAN 15 OZ. PKG. its shore of rain during January and February hstch now, ■ according to Dr. A I ol .More I ro/i-n and the other has my late and the crop was delayed. ______IC Milton Savos, extension 1 0 0 ( 1 V .'ilo c ! husband’s number on it. Which In essence we kept buying onions at tho card should I use? LB. entomologist at UConn. Usually ' SHOP-RITE SHOP-RITE REG. OR'PINX rote we did o year ago even though thoro they hatch around May 1, but A. The card you should use were fewer onions available. depends on whose earnings due to the warm weather, they .ORANGE JUICE ISHOP-RITE BLEACH IGRAPEmUIT JUICE E g r e s s SHIRTS □ GROUND CHUCK ooc W GREEN BEANS - o e c Whof’s happening noW? The Texas onion it record you are now getting r I POTATOES -oe are early this year. The young L-J GRANDUNION ..... I LB. CAN 9 FOR V D of lost being harvested. Over the next few ENS SHORT SLEEVE monthly Social Security checks. CUT OR FRENCH STYLE GRAND UNION-CRINKLE CUt 2 LB. BAG O V caterpillars, atraut one eighth of 12-az.' ERMANENTPRESS weeks onions should becomo more plentiful. 15% POLYESTER lia s Call your Social Security office □ BEEF LIVER -woc , an inch long, •"will seek the - .cant f 9 n PEAS & ONIONS Because of this, the price of o pound of onions l-qt. 14 cz. 35% COTTON 14%lo immediately and they will tell □ BATHROOM TISSUE GRAND UNION. .;...... lO-OZ. BOX X O foliage of oak, white and grey IS-ot. ASSbRTED COLORS . 16% GRANDUNION — I PLY .. 4 ROLL PKG. 3 ' 5 ‘ is boginning to drop. This week at Grand, Un­ . birch, willow, linden, apple, or can 39« can ^ you which card to keep. »29* □ TURKEY CUTSETS < , « U STRAWBERRIES ion 0 2-lb. bog of spions It priced 404 below * Colorado Spruce. Later, when BONELESS BREAST...... LB. l a O V □ SALT SLICED GRAND UNION 10 OZ. PKG X V lost woek s prico. ^ Have a question about Social GRANDUNION .... I LB lO-OZ. BOX 9 ‘ larger, the caterpillars will WITH 27" LGQS lCr’x27"x7" COMPL£TEWITHcvviin i; feed on hemlock, pine, and SALT & PEPPER SHAKBtS Security and its retirement, □ SAUSAGE Roll □ APPLE PIE -- jiQ , If you decide that onions oro stilf too »OR BAVARIAN CREAM ' 2 8%k)z.3 SHOP-RITE i-qti4oz.QQ^ WHY PAY MORE? 4 ^ 0 0 0 2CONDIMENTCUPS& $099 PLUMROSE...... 13'/j-OZ. CAN 7 9 ‘ □ NOODLES ■ - , on high priced, thero oro olternotivosi Nomoly: spruce. Evergreens with oaks PUFFS R(CH’S O Pkf. PINEAPPLE , cans ^ \ LAUNDRY DETERGENT BAR-frQ BRUSH-AU.FOR survivors, disability or GRANDUNION M B .,10-OZ.BOX • #▼ 3''sr*l Juice Ajax box Hibachi GRAND UNION 12-OZ. PKG. FOR I • U U onion flokos, canned whole onions, onion Y around them should be watched SHOP-RITE,. reg! Medicare benefits? Write to 4 SHOP-RITE PANTY HOSE M □ CHICKEN THIGHS salt and frdxen onions. " ■ closely from the third and OR JAM a i b . / I . Q C OR DIET SODA 3(y OFF LABEL PET., MED., / I Q C Questions & Answers, Social OR DRUMSTICKS HEALTH & BEAUTY AID FEATURES FROM OUR DAIRY CASE WELCH iar ALL FLAVO/tS Green Beans^Sis*! Shasta 10s;99* Amplon TALL ASS'T COLORS p r T T 9 Security office, 657 Main St., U.S. GRADE A ...... LB. We've token this space in our od to talk fourth weeks after the gypsy O a MONTE 8 9 ‘ MICRO MESH SHOP-RITE PANTY East Hartford, 06108. □ COLGATE AMERICAN Obout the high price of onions because we' moth has hatched. WHOLE KERNa PET. -MED, MED-TALL, TALL OR CREAM □ BRAUNSCHWEIGER m wont you to know what ore the causes when Leaflets on homeowner Lasagne Soup ■ • ■ ■ ^CHICKEN NOODLE of 2 * W Corn 5i99* Hose ASS'TCOLORS20>OFF 79* OSCAR MAYER...... |.LB. PKG. I . e U y DENTAL CREAM SLICES 5 0Z. TUBE □ GRAND UNION . the price of certain merchandise fluctuates control of the gypsy moth can SHOP-RITE ■ SIZES LIVERWURST' C D m f'C a . oncciCOFF« S-lfr(H.$'| O 32-oz.f TURTLE 18-oz. YOUR $ 1 1 9 B pZ. PKG greatly in q. short period of time. be obtained at the Town Hall, NYLON KNa 6 a% .9.1iyH JC Rich 9tKiHTENER obnti. JL COIL 4 Pampers'.‘!.°fiff "S.-99* Car Wax RALLY 16-oz. CHOICE Hi Socks REG. 59-10-OFF LABa “ 9 • sBooth-Dimock Libtary, and NimeaMXMON Voting Records ^ SLICED MEATS JEAN F. JUDGE lURBLtOEmUN GRAND UNION ...... I LB. PKG. “ “ .porter Library, or by writing to CHOCt M ore according to Congressional CALIFORNIA ...... C IN BAG 39« parasites, disease, type of □ COD CAKES. Deli Value! Quarterly. GOLDEN FRIED...... LB 4 9 ' □ SCALLIONS growth and size of egg masses. ■FRESH T A N G Y ...... 1 2 ' Rain can prevent the cater- “ The publication lists Sdrasin □ BABY LOBSTER TAILS o x o We want to do more! • piilars from eating. SCAMPI — IMPORTED...... LB. X # * F y SHOP-RITi LIVEIIWURST MARGARINE SHGP-RITERACGN with a 99 per cent attendance □ RADISHES Various forms of control BARY SHAMPGG We are doing’more! CRISP RED...... I LB. PKG record on the first 67 House 25' available to the homeowner in­ votes during January-ApriT ■ clude doing nothing an^ JOHNSONS REGULAR REGULAR period. ^ ailowi'ng nature .to control the QUARTERS 1-lb.. OR 12.5 oz. outbreak; destroying the egg lb. SHOP RITE pkg».^ THICK btt Running a close second masses; 'o r destroying the behind Sariasin in the CQ caterpillars by hand picking, tabulations were U.S. Sen. spraying, or banding. Lowell P.'Weicker Jr., R-Conn., CANNED NOMORETANGUS “ CORANOO GENOA Aerial spraying of 'Bacillus 'SLVIFT REGULAR ro z .i 94 per cent; Rep. Robert H. Salami (ARTIFiaALCASING) < %-lb.99* YogurtLSSfiffiiSv 4s99* Ham *3®® Johnsons AND BODY iia * thuringiensis can be done AU MEAT OR ALL Steele, R-Conn., 94 per cent; through permission, of thd CHUSE BEEF OEM bottle ’ Rep. William R. Cotter, D- Department of Environmental Muenster PAULY 59* CheeseSSdUc39*^ Franks CHILD MILD i89* Tylenol TAaETS of 100 Conn., 94, per cent; and Rep. Protection. Neighbors can get AU BEEF ORAU Ella T. Grasso, D-Conn., 93 per together and request a private MEI\T SWIFT 7-a.l cent. i U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS U.S. GRADE A'FRESH ITALIAN STYLE GOLDEN RIPE Citrus Salad FRESH jw 79* Franks i99* Gleem TOOTHPASTE tube' 6 firm to aerial -spray af a cost of Weicker’s record was PURE approximately $15 per acre. ORAU 8-oz. MEAT ARMOUR compiled on the basis of 103. PORK Schuessler said that the elm Tropica na °JUICE^ Str.".*! FranksFitiffsi. t99* Peroxide SHOP-RITE btL BEEF ROASTS CHICKEN LEGS SAUSAGE BANANAS Senate votes during the span worm, another defoliator, WHITE SHDP-RITE PLATINUM BREASTS A I Ol More lee C ream Value! DOUBLE EDGE RAZOR pk January-April .period. His buying GUIDE; BOTTOI^ ROUND SERVING TIPS: will not be much of a problem REG. 69--10-OFF LABEL of OR SHOUlOfR WITH COOKING HINT; Blades Senate colleague, Ab'taham A. Moil boneUii WITH RIB HOT OR •For lunch, boxot r .s -'.r-: this year. All eggs brought in anup-KSHOP-RITE Ito . SHOP-RITE (CROSSRIB) . Simrrler in REGUyiR AND Ribicoff, D-Conn., scored an 87 rooi«i «'•" 9'»* THIGH •Botw«on*moal for examination were S«ANOWIIICM 4 o z . HOOD SHOP-NTE 500 MG. REG. $1.29 100 .your fovorite SWEET PREMIUM %gU per cent on the same number of you 3 ierving* LB 9 5 ' tnackft LB. parasitized, he said. OR REGULAR* loaves \ Stb VitC 30-OFF LABEL tablats pur pound ipoghetli tooce. ICECREAM SOUARES eon*. POPSKLES SHOP-RITE SHEER STRIP votes. •In recipos Maps showing the various REG. 55- so BONUS areas in town and their Band Aids 10- OFF LABELen’t.'45* Rep. Robert N. Giaimo, BONUS BONUS expected defoliation percen­ TRIPLES TRIPLES D-Conn., voted on 87 per cent of TRIPLE-S BLUE STAMPS! 35«OFF s t a m p s tages will be on display at the . VALUABLE COUPON i.l ‘ VALUABLE COUPON the roll calls in the House, while I'so BLUE 19‘ O F F BLUE ! I WITH THIS COUPON town Hall and at other MFG; ^ 3ABO MFG. ------3j Rep. Stewart P. McKinney, R- WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COUPON WITH THIS COURON AND PURCHASE OF THREE WHITE OR PINK I AND PURCHASE OF ONE 18 INCHX2S-FT. BOX AND PURCHASE OF ONE B-OZ. CAN | AND PURCHASE OF ONE 1-PT., 8-OZ. BTL. strategic locations in town. towards the purohasa of tovfards the purchase of Conn.,' votefi on 81 per cent of . I GRANDUNION a 10-oz. jar of AND PURCHASE OF ANY SIX 6W-OZ. CANS St Germain's Guild will OPEN 830 A.M. -10:30 P.M.. Redeem Your a 5-to. 4-

I PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD? Manchester. Conn,, Wed., May 2, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 2, 1973— PAGE TWENTY-ONE A ndover Public Vote Asked on Proposed Budgiet of $959,567 Records t Warranty Deeds m ANNE EMT budget arhounts to $348,495, or books, $200 for contracted ser­ the two budgets, plus an ad­ Income others are ^tim ated lower, tiie Marion-O. Johnson to pZ) Correspondent $26,874 higher than the current vices for operation of the plant, ditional $2,000 for provision for from revenue sharing funds. financing from taxes amounts jljiqjco^ and Linda E. Constan­ Tel. 228-3971 budget. -MdlB The Board of Finance is es­ largest difference appears in Financing to $53,057.79. $200 for utilities, $500 for con- uncollected taxes, amounts, .to timating income fOrl9737l974 at transfer of funds. In the current tine, two parcels on William Residents at Saturday Since the budgerhearing, the tracted , services for With the total .increase of Therefore, the tax reate for $38,636, It is slightly offset by a $271,190.16, or $^,94d less thah budget $41,000 was transferred St., conveyance tax $48.40. evening’s annual budget Board of’’Finance has made maintenance of the plant, $210 $13,000 less anticipated expen­ $25,636, the $23,94Kless being 1973-1974 will be 97.3 mills budgeted this year. Ronald D. and Brenda H. V \ meeting to be held at 8 at the only cuts, amounting to $2,030. for replacement of equipment from reserve for replacement -estimated for incomb-^nd $3,- based on last year’s Grand List diture for additions to the Although some Items in the of town-owned equipment, and Paullb to Salvatore and Concet- Andover Elementary School these include $360 in salaries and $450 for food services. budget which was necessary in 472.79 less being appropriated of $6,820,470 or 52.5 mills based ta Lenares, property at 145 Pine TASTERS will be asked to adopt a total for instruction, $100 for taxt- proposed budget under income in the proposed budget only from surplus, the total increase on the 1972 Grand List of $12,- WITI^ THIS COUPON Although the total increase in the current budget. are estimated higher, while $12,650 is being transferred St., conveyance tax $27.50. AND A $5 PURCHASE TOWELS budget of $959,567, representing over the current budget for 637,902: Alvan A. Yules and Theodore MAYONNAISE DETERGENT CNOICE an increase of $25,636 over the Rosen to Charles J. and Stop (Shop Grade "A" 168 count roll Quart jar For Laundry 49 oz box Freeze Dried Coffee 4 oz jar present operating budget. Maureen ,L. Coniam, property COFFEE Since the public hearing on at 139 E. Center St., conveyance with this with this the budgets, only minor- tax $55. with this with this with this LIGHTENER coupon coupon coupon coupon coupon G . changes have been made in the Quitclaim Deed and a $5 and a $5 and a $5 general government and school and a $5 and a $5 The Savings Bank of Stop & Shop Frozen purchase purchase purchase purchase purchase board budgets by the Board of WeVe 1 Year Old! Manchester to Maureen 0. Pint Carton Finance. These amount' to a Johnson, property on William Good M o a . A pril 3 0 th ru S a t, May 5 Good M on„ A p ril 3 0 th ru S at, May S Good Mon., A pril 30 th ru S at, May 5 Good Mon, April 30 thru Sat, May 5 Good Mon., A pril 30 th ru S at, May 5 total reduction of $4,200. St. U fflit Ofw carton per cuttomor Lim it one doz per cuttomor Good M on, A p ril 30 th ru SaL, May 5 L im it one ro ll p« r custom er L im it one ja r per custom er Limit one box per customer L im it one ja r per custom er General Government Join in our BIG Federal Tax Lien To total general government Internal Revenue Service m m m w m m m i budget amounts to $61)6,072, or against Thomas Colla, Top Hat $10,762'higher than the current Restaurant, 257 Broad St., $3,- ’ budget. 469.94. Since the hearjng, $3,000 has 1 2 * Release of Lis Pendens W ith this coupon on a 38 oz t>ottle S a v e Sf a a v v i e 1 5 been added for pensions, $100 With this coupon on a IZozpkc W ith th is coupon on a 4 8 count bo> with this coupon on an 8 oz bottle W ith th is coupon on a 150 count bo« With this coupon on a 2Zoz bottle 'fe e The Savings Bank of W esson i l i . for insurance, $200 for police Manchester versus Mark C. Total Breakfast 'R ed Rose kens Dressing, Russian G lad Joy i protection, $500 for fire depart­ Yellin et al. Cooking Oil C ereal Tea Bags Blue or 1,000 Islands Sandwich Bags Liquid Detergent gj ment hose, $500 for a firp O o o d l^ M SO thru SH , May 5 Good Mofu Aprk 90 thru SbU May 8 Good Men„ April 90 thru Sat, IMay 9 Oood MoHh April 90 thru Set- May 9 Marriage Licenses LimitecwoolOepercustemec __ Umit^^percuttem^ ' Good Mon„ April 90 thru Sat^ May 5 Good Mon , April 30 thru Sat^May 9 department ladder and pump Jay William Blakeslee, -66 LimKkimtx on*one boxeei per custemer ^ LunttUfflR one bottle per customcustomer. er.^ . ^ ' l a LimitLimit one one box box per per customer customer ^ Lim it one bottle par customer ^ Z l . and $500 for a vault door in the Helaine Rd., and Carleen Susan Town Office Building. Bafuno, 209 Hillstown Rd,, May Board of Edurulibn 12, Church of the Assumption. ANY OR ALL COUPONS MAY BE REDEEMED WITH ONE $5 PURCHASE. The total Board of Education Arthur Scott Berry, Enfield, and Kathryn Marie Flanagan, Farmington, May 5, Second K eebler Congregational Church. PECAN SANDIES John Joseph Cullen, East 0 .. Hartford, and Janice Lorine Nixon: *14-oz. DeMarchant, 51 Wedgewood pkg. Dr., May 18, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. James Varrelman, Hartford, Then and Joan McHugh Brown, 8 Lin­ coln St. STORE A nd HOURS Moa thru Sat EMCON CORP. 8 A.M . FOOD ^ MARKETS Dancers Now to To Honor Money Saving Caiiions! 10 P.IH. BURR CORNERS — MANCHESTER, CONN. WASHINGTON (AP) - Eight Caldor Shopping Center — Exit 93,1-80 Sol ;Hurok SALE STARTS MON, APRIL 30 THRU SAT, MAY 5 We reserve the right to lim it quantities. "Quality-Protected" beef means naturally aged beef. All our cuts are vacuum months ago President Nixon sealed in plastic "cocoons". The natural enzymes in the meat do the work, said the FBI and Justice That's the way we guarantee uniform tenderness and flavor. .. everytime. Department had investigate,d Delicious Perdue Grade A NEW YORK (AP) - Two the Watergate raid thoroughly, Colonial members of the Bolshoi Ballet and that his counsel, John W. will participate in the May 21 Quality-Protected** U.S.D.A. Choice Beef! Dean III, had cleared all SPRM6 LAMI Week-Long Sale gala celebrating the "60 years administration employes of in­ Genuine American Pink Meated Chicken Parts of service to the performing volvement. arts” by impresario Sol Hurok. The affair is also a benefit for Plump the Performing Arts Research Now, after firijE Dean and Avg. 25 lbs. tmoked Shoulder------59« Meaty Legs lb. Center of the New York Public ./ accepting resig^tions from Consisting of % Library and it is hoped that Atty. Gen. Richard Kleindienst Colonial Sliced Bacon . U.29t^ nearly $250,000 will be raised. and Acting FBI Director L 1 LEG • STEW Hiirok, books domestic R i p e M Patrick Gray III, the President Breasts and foreign culturai attractions tO N lI Rice-A-Roni says his faith was misplaced. RIB SHOULDER Colonial Franks . .99^ in the United States. Beef or chicken 8 oi, § - Dancers from the United Spanish or rissuto IVi oz, or pkg , In Our Frozen Meat Seictlon fried rice almondine 6 oz. 4 Here is what the President LOIN CHOPS Texas Weiners ...... ,9 9 V States, Sphin, Germany, the said then, at an Aug. 29, 1972, Soviet Union and England will Rath's Sausage X" 49^ 4 news conference, and what he join opera stars and others in said Monday night: Colonial 8-oz. pkgs. Cold Cut^ -^rform ing at the event. Tenn Dutch Noodles YELLOW 0NI0NSrr2*.59 Fine, Medium or Broad SENSATIONAL PRICE DROP! The Russian dancers are , WE PAY LESS, s o DO YOU. Mac. & Cheese • Pickle & Pimento Natalia Bessmertnova and Try serving it plain, with just THEN: “.T hese A Roiogna • Luxury • Olive • Chicken Mikhail Lavrovsky. butter .. . delicious! li investigations, the investiga­ tion by the FBI, by the Depart­ BONELESS 5 ment of Justice, have, at my YOUR UM y> (; Libby’s Kr.%iCorn Blade Steak CHUCK direction, ' had the total CHOICE cooperation of ... not only the ihiquita it f Harvard Great with your steak i 12 k STEAK CHUCK White House—but aiso of all dinner, a good value. Perterheuse C u b e S te a k 1 6 9 agencies of government. In Promotes addition to that, within our own Tender PInk-Meated LOIN 'staff, under my direction, » a s l 4 ^ Bone in Y DAIRY Rosovsky Del Monte Catsup C lu b S te a k r? Delmenice S Tenderlein counsel to the,_ President, Mr. Pink or White Light S Lively itti Cupboard stocking value on a Dean, has conducted a L A M R LEG S family favorite. Stock up. 2 ( k complete investigation of all Sale! LAMB CHOPS Yogurt nmn 4 CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - MUi Frozen Food Buys A nourishing budget stretching dinner! leads which might involve any Whole 5 lb. Grapefruit 69* Henry iRosovsky, 45, economic 45' $ 1 d 9 I Kraft Deluxe White or Yellow historian, will become dean of present members of the White Oven Ready Pound S1.1B lb. House staff or ^inybody in the Shid’r. Chops H.19 Ni. American Cheese the faculty of arts dqd sciences Stop & Shop Jelly government. I can say Fresh Ground ‘ir 69' P e p p e rs 0^ 2 "» 6 9 * at Harvard University July 1, lb Capt. Paul’s President Derek Bbk. said Apple,-mint, grape or j | I Regular Regularor or a Fresh Pork Shoulders categorically that his investiga­ Rib Chops H.49 lb. crabapple. Sweet | L iok I Crinkle Cut tion indicates that no one in the Lamb Patties 69« lb. Tuesday. buy. T f |m Jfc Meaty Shrimp Cocktail 3 i!; 8 8 ' 18-oz. Rosovsky, an authority on the Serve with your White House staff, no one in Lean favorite steak this administration, presently Loin Chops M.79 pkg. economic growth of Japan, or roast. Fresh Spare Ribs 11’ Fresh Pork Hiftts 89! Lam kS tew .. 6 9 * lb. Land 0’ Lakes Butter .POTATOES 59< joined the Harvard faculty in employed, was involved in this Roaster Stew Calvert Park Pampers Toddlers very bizarre incident.” 16-oz. 1965 as a professor of S touffers macaronis cheese Deli-Hut Specials Self Service Deli! Combo 99* Aii Sweet Margarine 4 4 -U . C l economics. Prior to that, he Dfsposable Diapers NOW: ”As the investigations Lamb Shanks...... 79* ib. »A S S SEED bag 0 * Keeps baby nice and dry, T aste O ’Sea Sole IN LEMON BUTTER ^ 7 5 ' Avallabte at Storos featuring Strvfco Doit went forward, I repeatedly was an assistant professor at Bhiebonnet Soft Margarine 2 ii» ^ 8 9 * the, University of California, “ 9 9 * Chun K ing D in n e r ‘ii.°i'69'' asked those conducting the in­ Delivered Fresh Daily Pastrami Fresh Sliced :89‘ Swift’s»»TFranks'.>‘ 95" ' vestigation whether there was Sliced White Enriched Berjteley. Jeno Cheese Pizza 89'' Swift's Alf Beef Franks i*?**""^* any reason to believe that Wa reserve the right He was a consultant to the^ All Deteinent bee members of my administration to limit quantities President’s Commission on; Nepco V Franks a;;' ’ll* S w iff s HicED Bacon Seafood 1-Pound 20-oz. International Trade and' were in any way ihvolved. f . Loaf Concentrated 0 0 0 Sun Glory Orange Juice Corned Beef Brisket *1.59 it received repeater! assurances 'Wow' BreacI loaf Foreign Investment-in 1971. i A clean-up j)uy. Baked Meat Loaf K?tchen$y°?b79^ that there were hot. Because of Rosovsky succeeds Franklin- Stock your freezer | Stop & Sh^ Kitchens these continuing reassurances— Favorites L. Ford, who has been acting Norwegian racCheese’lt* WALDORF 4-Roll dean since the resignation of I at this budget because I believed the reports I Sweetheart LIME Uquid Stretching price! FROMOUR OWN was getting, because I had faith Toilet Tissiie White - Assorted Pak John T. Dunlop last February. Large Pizza KITCHENS:tlEI »r69° Detergent Weaver’s Chicken Rol|i89‘ •rV in the persons from whom I was As dean, Rosovsky will head A mini-pricing® buyforyour » k Potato Salad cAWi 11139’ getting thenr—I discounted the a staff of more than 2,000. budget. Sweet savings. Mth Stouffers Spinach Souffle stories in the press that or Disco Buy (1) |0 Pak $ 0 9 49* Doc's Root Beer COLA GEt i FREE 1 Chiu and Sanborn Colfee .l« c>n 85* Ocean Spray 2 ha 59* appeared to impiicate bots. Sea Food Favorites Sara Lee Apple Pie ’^ ? 9 9 ‘ members of my administration At our Dairy Dept FROZEN 7 9 * or other officials of the Liquid Detergent Turbqt Fillets 29* 124>X campaign committee.” ' ‘wovir Breakstone Butter Kwik-Make Pancake Batter Cod Fillets Frozen pkf 6 9 * THEN: “I think under these Dow Bathroom Disinfectant Taste O ’SeacooKEoFish C akes’3.Bread'JsSp*3i<^,:L4 Ice CreariF "C Mira Monte Pqars Your Choice Golden Quarters LondonlO ndon — Platinum from Co­ 3 Sr 4®® U ltra B an d e o d o r a n t 2 » h * 1 .VERMONT MAID SYRUP ...... gg-oi. botfle m m c Margarine R hu barb Pie ‘•"'if.SssliW"'’' ‘3.? 55* stop & Shop NAT^Mtlce Cream "““ *1” G a w P *!* lombia first reached England in Hood’s Asst, Flavors . 1741 and was called “white HANOI-WRAP Clear Plastic Food W r a p ...... 200-fL roil 4Wc gold.” Alchemists sought vainly Ifc p k g , . Sherbet 'h Gal. 69< Crest to transmute it into gold and SO Cnt Rot TMdKiNf Tm B ip ioo count Pl« f found it would not melt. They TOOTHPASTE JA 'd 13-oz. can Style (JitMiSMhomMfM 2 lb M" *l.wr did not realize that a tempera.- lonut • 3/4-oz. sin RAYER ASPIRIH RARY SHAMPOO HAIR SPRAY ture of 1,769 degrees centigrade atg..aHanl 1.13 val. 7 8 * rr 48* is required to lielt it. ^ 1.19 49* a m ssasK SHOP in'MANCHESTER 263 Middle Turnoike West'EAST HARTFORD 830 Silver Lane. 8a.m .-10:30p .m ..M 6n .-^t.

-TL| TWENTY-TWO- MANCHESTER EVEWmo HERALD. Manchester. Conn., W ^.. May 2. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. May 2 , r f ^ — PAGE TWENTY-’THRRP. Milliners Tolland A n d d V e r ' ro5, Cons £Tearci in Libby Matter Cheering Polluter Beaten: Cleanup Goes Smoothly until a few months ago, had VIVIAN KENNESON ovbr town picking up trash The Junior Woman’s Club . ANNE EMT ' ' She asked, “Why, after lying stood up to answer, and Libby details. She did say “There And finally, “Why is he.con- Hat, Craze Correspondent ecology books on view. for sale and a square dance failed to acquafiit Libby with to parents about the first bus asked the other teacher to along the roadsides. Some p ^ demonstrated pqtchwork that the commission hopes tb CorreapondenI have been some very upsetting stantly defended by his Tel. 875-4704 pie were '^taken aback at the Arts of Tolland members sold exhibition. expand the trashaganza next any problems that were accident and receiving many explain. V, pillows and vases made frqjTi many hand-crafted' items and Tel. 228-3971 incidents, on the. playground superiors when facts and com­ By ANN HENCKEX sight of National Guard trucks, The people -powered vehicle year. developing although board complaints on the handling of “Isn’t this considered bad which ended up with a plaints prove the man .wrong old glasses, offering both ite displayed entries of an art con- Tuesday night’s Board of Associated Press Writer The “Phantom Polluter” was but they were only on loan to for sale, along with a gc™ suffered a broken wheel, members wei^e ^familiar with - the situation, he (Libby) then parent-teacher relationship?” playground guard quitting her time and time again?” ecology recently spon- The United Congregational Education meeting, which at­ his teaching and . disciplinary _NEW YORK (AP) Holly defeated in face-to-face combat collect the debris. selection of houseplahts, .and however, the children were tracted almost 70 parents, turned around and told the Mrs. Dunnack questioned, and job.” with “Mr. aean ” Saturday, sored'-^qt the public schools. enraptured by the ecology Church Woman’s Fellowship techniques fso0 his p re­ same lie on the second bus ac­ "It is also totally -un­ Adminislralive Reaction Halsey, 15, wore a smashing seeds. has donated exterior paint for teachers and residents, brought .She added, “There is no way Dr. Cattanach acknowledged b e T f V n a r after a stepped-up campaign to The “ Trashaganza” which Winners >^f the contest were movie being shown inside a employment ipter,vlqw. cident?” professional.” to covey the despair and anxie­ pink fedora with her presented with (3olden Apple the parsonage and is looking for out support for Donald H. Lib-. Goodier stressed that the ad- that the parents concerns “are teenybopper slacks and shirt as litter 'Tmland. He was then followed was fun for all ages. A “bubble." As one walked inside by, principal of, the Andover Mrs. Dunnack was referring Mrs. Dunnack also -asked ty that comes from the fear of carried away by ambulance and Recycling volunteers trees. the room, sound could be heart volunteers to paint on Satui^y. ministrative problems to two bus accidents this past “ Why the school has been shared by the school ad­ she pawed through clothes at gaily decorated food truck demonstrated that eight Those willing -to work Elemental^ School,'as well as the safety of your children ministration” and said that he the rumor is he was buried in but it was visible only to those originate largely from “support winter, in which no children allowed to become a hazard to Saks Fifth Ave. j vended health foods and papaya pressed soda cans take up only Members of CITE sponsored asked to meet at 9 a.m. the first concrete public com­ while attending a school under the town dump. juice in the parking lot, while sitting inside a plastic tent, /personnel.” Cleri^l staff was were hurt, where Libby in­ the well-being of our children?” appreciates “ the emotion that 63 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER “I’ve gone crazy over hats. the dump space of two cahs left a swap table which included bring a brush and/or tad plaint against Libby by a the principal who does not is rampant here tonight.” The Rid Litter effort was inside, the Lions Club sold pop-< called a bubble. reduced, he said, from I'A per- formed parents who called the She referred to how her OpM tiiM ., W m L, SM. IW 6 - Tlwrs., FrL W • Every time I make money in natural form. The Library many unique items. There was The women will sepYe lunch parent. j believe in discipline.” He Said that “We have to successful with participants ail corn and plastic trash bags. . Conservation Commission , sons to one eperson'. due to a school that the bus was delayed oldest-daughter “has been Spit W b M u n w H m RiglM To Umtt Qm nttliot baby-sitting, I go out and buy a had a table with all of their also a selection of health foods * to the volunteers, >dd the rain In addition, 14 teachers of the Mrs. Dunnack asked, “Why keep the children in mind,” that hat,” said Holly. Chairman Robert Bass said decrease in the work load. This because of bad road conditions. on, punched, kicked and mis­ do we have to continually be put date is May 12. 19 on the elementary school staff reduction has, he added, he knew Libby well and would Hats, she said, are the new •staff requested, through a letter She mentioned how Dr. Cat­ treated by some classmates/’ aside by Mr. Libby regarding “caused considerable dissen- tanach has said at a board like to resolve the problems thing at high school in ' read to the board, a meeting- how she has gone to Libby and the problems in the. school and “satisfactorily.” tion, from the displaced meeting that this was a quick ■Dr. Cattanach with the Why is it that he fails to act on- Scarsdale, N.Y., and some kids with the board. worker.”. - The only comment from the even wear them to classes. *The teachers said they have decision on Libby's part in both problem, and how she has had situations until pressures are With resp^t to the hot lunch . instances, and although he only promises to help. board came from Mrs. Betty LEAN, MEATY “I’ve got seven or eight met with Libby and Dr. David brought upon him by the Board KoWalskl, chairman, who said, progK^, Goodief mentioned (Cattanach) did not agree with Mrs. Dunnack said “a few ac­ of Education or by published ar­ hats,” said her companion, Lisa Cattanach, superintendent of how the^ogram, prior to Lib- “We will take the letters under Radano, a tiny brunette, with schools, and now, according to the decision, he felt it was just cidents at school have been ticles, letters and finally a by’s employment, was a matter of bad judgment.- advisement and discuss them long hair streaming out from /Wall To Wall Food DISCOUNTS hushed up” but did not give resignation?” ' one teacher who wished tb re­ frequently “in the r ^ ” and that later.” under a red felt hat. main unidentified at this mne, Mrs. Dunnack questioned, althou^ personnel .problems ‘,‘My boy friend, Alan, thinks “we have our various coiicejfns “Why, ill his dealings with com­ “are still evident in the kitchen, plaints from concerned the wide-brimmed hats look for the education of the children the hot lunch program -is sexy. He wants me to wear and we wish to meet with the parents, he deems it necessary' PORK DISCOUNT operating in the black.” them all the time,” said Judy board privately.” to pass the responsibility on to As for teacher grievances, the teachers and on other in­ Katz, age 21, a student at At its April meeting, the Goodier referred to a “personal Queens College, and she tied a Store-Wide Personal SERVICES dividuals, and why, when B iG . board had received complaints grievance list” developed by pink cotton style on for size ^ from school employes, both questioned by parents, he con- EAST HARTFORD 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE • 801 SILVER the teachers and hoW “to the stantly claims that he was not Nearby, Sherri Wasserman, J UNE MANCHE^ER 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN ’’Vith children attending the best of his administrative and age 14, wearing jeans and plat­ school, charging Libby with un­ informed as to the situation?” FREE financial ability, Mr. Libby has She explained how she has form saddle oxfords, adjusted professionalism and lack of dis­ corrected or is in the process of her large straw hat, jazzed up cipline. „ talked to her child’s teacher correcting all sources of about certain problems in the with a flowing pinlt chiffon One of the employes, Mrs. grievances.” , scarf and red rose. The kids at Barbara Cody, a clerk inAhe class and in her opinion Libby In summarizing, Goodier claims “he is unaware of the her school in New Rochelle, school office, resigned at that, said, "There appears to be very N.Y., decorate their own. meeting. The other employe,* problems because a teacher little concern for the school does not come to him with any Combo After a long, dry, depressing Mrs. June Birdsall, cafeteria children in this controversy, decade in the 1960, domestic hat . manager, stated her case in misbehavior problems.” Contains 2 Roasts 4 Cantor Chops and back-stabbing and intrigue She, further said that she manufacturers are kicking up reference to allegations made runs rampant. » their heels at the burst of ac- against her by Libby. “cannot accept this because speiialize in "The negative' attiflidea., _ parents have made him aware FLORIDA tjvity this spring. Hat produc­ Support toward the school shared by a ' 'of the problem time and time tion was up two million last Of the eight letters read &t few parents will never result in again. PuttingTtire blame on PORK MB ROAST . . year over 1971 and business is the meeting Tuesday night, a- positive view or progressive teachers is not a very satisfac­ Still improving. seven were in support of Libby attitude withinUhe school. The tory solution to an already Hats selling well today are and'urged the board to stop past acHons of/ the board have existing problem.” PORK LOIN ROAST . simple, inexpensive and spor­ “operating in an air of con­ been to react to negativeness<« Mrs. Dunnack also asked ty—roll brim 'lelts, head- fusion” with respect to Libby.- rather thpff to p^sjtiveness.” “Why Mr. Libby cannot handle NATION hugging cloches-big straws. and "to stand behind him” Goodier asked the board “to situations that arise in the They 11 quickly at $4 to $18. giving him the board’s “whole­ take a more positive view and school in the professional “ Tile main reason we’re VOU mOIIEV I hearted support.” to support fully the ,pfincipal manner that the position of selling hats is because we have They praised Libby for his ' whom they selected;'^Until such ■ principal calls for?” WHOLE BOnOM ROUND a customer who’s never worn professionalism and deep in­ action is forthcoming, public She cited an instance where. them before, girls ages 18-25. terest iii the children and humiliation.-will continue and she said she “personally saw At The Jolly Roger Motel, ^ with Eye o1 Round Also, there’s an emphasis on referred to how “it is inevitable harassment of the principal will Mr. Libby quarrel with one of Fort Lauderdale the pulled-together, coor­ that some parents* and teachers evenWally. interfer* with the 'the teachers” at a Brownie dinated look, and the hat com­ in Andover were uneasy with education of all of our meeting at the school, in front pletes it,” said Jan Bush, buyer Mr. Libby’s approach about the-- children.” of the Brownies. She reported Register At Any for Bloomingdale’S. strict discipline” of the Avg. Wt. f fipiiWilionY that a similar incident occurred previous administrator.^. a few weeks later involving the 25-30 One resident, J-.' Leslie In a letter to the-^oarcKscopies of which'have been sent to same teacher. Lbs. Goodier, referred to several In another incident, Mrs. U niversity factors in suppbrt of Libby. Governor MesKill and the State Dunnack referred to a case EAST Indudos Whole Eyo of Round, Rump Roast, Cube Steaks, Department of Education, Mrs. ' He mentidn^ how four df the where a parent. at a To Honor Scali present*''board members were Patricia Dunnack, who has two Swiss Steaks S Ground Round. chil.dren i.ri the school, kindergarten program on the 011. the board at the time Libby BOSTDN (AP) — John Scali, M questioned.>|the board on nine open class concept 'asked a .Was hired and how the board, up points. question of oqe teacher, who U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, will receive the Boston ~ SIRLt)IN TIP University’s School of Public Communication Alumni Award s*ss:::«ss:i»South W in d sO r for Jqurnalism at the school’s RIVER 25th anniversary dinner May 11. ROAST BEEF S c a li, w ith 29 y e a rs (Whole Packer Cut) experience in reporting inter­ national affairs, joined the A Rock Crusher Bid White‘House Staff as a special consultant in 1971 and has been MEIHBER Avg. Wt. the U.N. representative sipce Goes Befior^ ZB A 17-20 Feb. 1. No Purchase Neebssary Lbs. A request of Mitchell started which -wilt run ^0*om of Israel Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Trucking Inc., 9^rookfield St., 8:35. ww toW 9:30fcr.uv p“p.m.. . lm l l . , afod'"on a ip u " Ull at the Temple, Foster Rd. South Windsor, for a temporary Tuesdays. There will be a fee of The singing group, the V-. and conditional permit for $8 for- the coucsc-l■ f Persons in­ You get Sirioin Tip Roasts G Bonelass Shtohi Up Steaks. Y Coachlighters, will entertain Mock Trial Set operation of a portable rock terested may register by and a buffet of Israeli disbes O FFICER S / DIRECTORS crusher will be aired at a public calling Barbara'. Stolzer, 644- By Bar Group will be served. Anyone wishing TOP NOTCH BIG DISCOUNT FOOPiS MARLBOROUGH COUNTRY BARN hearing of the Zoning Board of 8960 or the Recreation Depart­ to make reservations should North Main Street, Marlborough, Conn. Appeals tonight at 8 o’clock at ment, 644-2511. . 700 BURNSIDE AVENUE ,, PERFORMANCE PLUS The Manchester Bar Associa­ contact either Barbara Fritz or East Hartford, Conn. 244 Broad Street, Manchester, Conn. m o i i i tion,, as part of its “Law Day” the Town Hall. Girls SoflhafI Sandra Heimleich. The trucking company is The recreation Department MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD COACHLITE DINNER THEATER activities, will conduct a moot Main Street, Warehouse Pt„ Conn. aeking for permission to use the 16 Bralnard Place, Manchester,-‘Conn. court trial at East Catholic >nar' will accept registrations for the Nuiiic Change FITZGERALD FORD . rock crusher for a period of 90 Girls Softball team tonight WATKINS BROS., INC. / High School Thursday at 8:30. Starting today the name of, 935 Main Street, Manchester, Conn.' 100 Windsor Avenue, Rockville. Conn, HP OF BEEF Judge Thomas H. Corrigan, days at the Dzen Gravel Pit from 7 to 9. at the' Timothy the Jerry Lewis Cinema on J.D. REAL ESTATE CO., INC. TURNPIKE TV AND APPLIANCES who is presently sitting in Cir-. When we talk about saving you money, we know what we are . which is in a rural residential Edwards.School. It .is open to Middle Turniilke, Manchester, Conn. Sulljyan Ave. will be changed to 618 Center Street, Manchester, Conn. , zone.. girls aged 10-15. *- DAIRY QUEEN cuit Court l2 at East Hartford, talking about! IReSouth Windsor Cinema. WINF/CBS RADIO / Monday a leaflet was cir­ Temple OhserVes 242 Broad St.. Manchester, Conn.— will preside over a mock-trial,. The* film for the opening un­ Manchester. Conn. / Avg. wt. for possession of - marijuana. culated among residents on 'Temple Beth Hillel will der the new name will be YOUR GIFT GALLERY / JOHNSON FREDERICK SHOES Maskel, Barber Hill, Abbey and 881 Main St., Manchester, Conn. 25-30 Prosecutor Joel. Janenda will, And/we have ian unchallenged record of performance to back us 'celebrate the silver anniver- “Poseiden Adventure.*’ Main Street, Manchester! Conq. \ Miller Rds, according to Robert *s(iry qf the founding 6f the State $129 call Mayor John Thompson and up. ^ Lbs. A. Martin of 517 Miller Rd. A DeGEMMIS / PYROFAX GAS CO. I Police Officer Vito Perrone of HOUSE OF CLOTHING Rt. 5, So. Windsor, Conn. the Manchester Police Depart­ .. similar leaflet was circiAated With full tendarlobi you get 8-10 Sirloin Steaks two years ago when a 3B-day 2450 Main St. ./ ment as witnesses. An unbroken record of low food pricing leadership... a record Qlastonbury, Conn/ ZAHNER’S MEN'S SHOP ’ permit ■ was granted to the Main Street, Rockville Atty. Scott Clendaniel will represent the accused. Jay that has made ;ue the biggest volume supermarket chain in this Mitchell company. - r ' Meskill Says News Rule PROFESSIONAL Martin,said the intent of the April, an English teacher a t ' area. REMODELING East Catholic. effort is tb alert and encourage Aids In Management CONSULTANTS SHORT LOIN participation at the public E. Middle Tpke., Manchester, Conn. hearing. He said he iwill have HOT DATA Our exclusive “Wall to Wall,” low, low, everyday discount pricing additional information to pre- HARTFORD (AP)Gov. they could not answer GLASTONBURY CITIZEN GLASGOW, Scotland (AP) - policy will lower the cost of feeding your family. » sent at tonight’s hearing. Thomas J. Meskill’-s executive questions, and referred all CHARTER MEMBERS OF BEEF Computers are going to help ’Hie leaflet said that-future aide said Tuesday that a rule requests for information ' to fight fires here. Small facsimile printers to gravel and subsequent hauling prohibiting his staff from conr Mariani. CLARKE INSURANCE AGENCY operations will increase in tacting the hews mgdia is part - 237 East Center St., Manchbster, Conn. ELMORE'S STAND be installed this summer in the cabs of 40 fire engines will re­ magnitude unless concerned. of his attempt to better manage “What difference does . it VERNON NATIONAL SANK MINI MOTORS 454 Ellington Rd.. South Windsor. Conn. Avg. Wt. the governor’s office. make where it comes frorn?” Vernon, Conn. West Middle Turnpike ceive by radio and print out South Windsor residents make a GLOBE TRAVEL SERVICE OF 25-30 OPEN 7 A.M. to MIDNIGHT concentrated effort to control Robert C. Leuba, named the Mariani said Tuesday.. He said FOUNDERS PLAZA SHELL Manchester detailed information on floor MANCHESTER Lbs. “ plans of the burning building or have limitations placed on governor’s aide two mo ths ago, the news media was not being Pitkin and Darlln St., East Hartford, Conn. $129 . 555 Main St., Manchester, Conn. MONDAY thru SATURDAY these operations. said he was not trying to gag denied information. CUNLIFPS AUTO BODY ■ lb. and its known fire hazards SUDS a SISSO.RS ■ while the firemen are on their,- .,“If this permit is granted the the press. . . ^ Route 83. Vernon PAM PACKAGE STORE WE WELCOME YOUR Post Road Plaza, vernon. Conn- You gat 10-12 FortarhoussStaaks with Full Tanderlohi way to battle the blaze. Two possibility for the expansion of "It’s, a question of Democratic Leader-at-Large DURA CLEANING Nev^Lonodn Turnpike Qlastonbury A TW O O D ’S g a r a g e Honeywell computers make up FOOD STAMP PURCHASES management,” he said. William Ratchford said the 25 Jordt Street, Manchester, Conn. '•V gravel and trucking operations press directive, was “typical of Rt. 30, Vernon the heart of the system which in our town is Inevitable,” the Last week, Leuba announced the attitude” of the Meskill ad­ OLMST^AD LTD. George Cooper, Glasgow’s fire- petition states. a reorganization of the' gover­ ministration. 574 New London Turnpike KRAUSE CATERERS ifiaster, believes is the most It farther lists problems the nor’s staff, with the’addition of Qlastonbury G l O B E TR A V E L 465 Hills street “It shows a cynicism and East Hartford advanced fire-fighting system roci crusher could create, a $I9i000 ."■internal com- OF MANCHESTER WOUND BEEF suspicion of our press,” the 8 -lh . Jols of its kind in the world. calling attention to the noise rngnications director.” Each CRAFTS AND HOBBY CENTER 9 9 i Danbury representative said. 555 Main Street The system will ultimately (factor, the dirtj^and dust it aide was given a written job Main Street - HIQBIE SERVICEMASTER The press should be able to talk ' Manchester' Axtra Lean contain data on 10,0W proper­ .^uld raise, the increased description and the d escrip tio n -^ /A T Z f Manchester 4771'J. Main Street Manchester ties including building plans I tfOpklng and Jhrough traffic, carrie'dc a rrie 'd theth e ■- followingfn llo w in a ®»‘aff “without and layouts, known hazardous | congestion and damage of town paragraph: going through the news director of the governor's office,” GROUND t m materials in the buildings and a roads, safety hazard to children “ No m’e'mber of the staff, Ratchford said. s*fh. lo t s ' special file of 1,000 hazardous and the adverse effect on except the press "secretary, 9 9 * . Leuba, the former motor substances and how to handle property values. In addition it should make direct contact them in the case of fire. The vehicles commissioner, won TOWN SHOW extra. Extra Laan charges that it is in direct viola- with the media except as THURSDAY city intends eventually to link tion to existing zoning specifically requirfed by his job praise for his orgahizatioti of 400 fire alarm boxes directly to - regulations. description.” » . , that department. He defended 9:06 A.M. to 10 A.M. the computer system so that his right to manage the time of GROUND ROUNIi$ l 19 \ Martin led* the opposition to At a-pr'ess conference earlier, when an alarm is signalled, the in the week, Meskill, said- “I the governor’s staffers, to tell Mayor’s Report — S-fo.fots luBlhLUte Jk m computer dispatches the near­ the request of the Mitchell com­ them what to do and what not to pany in 1971 when the qompany thought it had-been in effect do. Chamber News est fire crqw directly, without was granted the 30-day permit. right along.” , human intervention. The reoganization is designed . Slim Classes Press Secretary .Terence Events — Meetings “Terry” Mariani sa'id'Tuesday to better serve the public, FREEZER DEPT. The Recreation Depaetment Meskill told newsmen. ‘Leuba In Greater Mancheeter without IL is now offering a new course in that the policy “was riever for­ you’re not with H. New SieepWear Rules malized.’.’ It had been the .prac­ said another new rule re tire s VISA-lKATIC SHOPPING CARTS SEE THRU MEAT TRAYS PERSONAL SERVICE DELI / slimnastics to be held for eight an answer to'a letter or citizen HINDS / Washington—Beginning: next tice of Capitol reporters to talk SIDES Visa ^ tic carts make shopping a breeze. They hold more At Top Notch you riever have to guess about quality or tlirri "Personalized senrice" makes shopping at a Top Notch Ser­ consecutive ’Tuesday nights at request within three days. A • .July 29, children’s sleepwear directly with gubanatorial aides food^thout messy pile-ups, eliminate stooping and bending . . . You see all sides of the meat in See Thru trays. When you vice Deli a dblightful experience. Courteous sales-people wiH the.Orchard Hill Gymnasium.' reply left the office last webk to fabric, such as cotton, will have who were knowledgeable ^on andwhen you reach the check-out counter, you don’t have to get home you don’t have to unwrap meat, just pop into freezer. assist you in selecting delectable new world and old world .One class has already been a. letter written in February, MUSIC RADIO -'C SS to meet new federal standards certain subjects. Bgtthis week, «d sd Qilcii Fn { x n a d the cart. A courteous cheick-out cashier does all the favorite prepared foods, cold cuts and salads. filled so a’ Second class has been Leuba said. He hopes to chance I n rtw taMnesMH « « stn for fire retardancy laid down by No tray taste or sticking of meat as in ordinary trays. fhe staffers advised newsmen that. ♦♦♦♦•♦•♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦eeeoeoooeeeeeeoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet ■ i8nllaM(Vi.lil I Md H H a Mt It On S m whs. the Flammable Fabrics Act.- work for youl

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., May 2, 1973— PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Volunteer Army SXi¥S:®'SSSS:'SSS¥ScW:4W;S44WSSSSS>S^;#:irX::*:i.v BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAV BY NED COCHRAN - OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Nixon To Meet Pollack Sees Flaw HEV, SVUVESTBR! 1 AM HARP AT WORK! NO VA CAN'T PICK UP POWERS OF OBSERVATION WE'RE PRETEKiDHsT yVE'RE TAKIM' flannelmouth THIS INSTANT REPLAY 1 WONDER HOW DRIVERS LICEMCE EXAMS, SUT FLANDERS WANTS OF THE R^kDIATOR LONtt- IT WILL Short Manpower PAPER SHAU. REMAIN UN- ANV PAPER WITH U K E T H A T ILLU S TR A TE WHV i » PLUCKEP AAAR T H E TH' NAU. PART' 'AHJ'RS THE BOSS ANP THIS GUY IS filVIM'WlE A PtRTY CONfiBESS TO BOILING OVER t a k e ATTORNEY Economic Aides TO DEAL/ 1 HELPED HIM PASS HIS f - PRISTINE BEAUry OF STICKIN'UPINTH' X'M STILL A COMAAON urn OUTLAW BUSTERS DESERVES AN CRUMWELLTO In Death Penalty paricims t e s t By shoviki’ him th e AWARD' WHEN f il e s u i t WASHING'TON (APJ. - 'The TH E P A R K ! AIR! ^ L A B O R E R ' IM SIDEWAVS» BUT ALL HE'LL [ CAR TO SAVE ? recruit %,700 women a year bv WASHING'TON (AP) - Ad­ Nixon also scheduled a ses­ THEY ZOO/viEP General Accounting Office es­ DO IS SHOVE A/1E BACK ANTIOUE AUTO FLANNELMOUTH 1977. ministration officials say some' sion with the Labor- NEW HAVEN (AP>-Connec- drafters, discretion aplenty AW* FORTH/ PARADES OF IN IT l o o k e d KEEPS REMINDIN' timates the new all-volunteer ticut's newly passed death EVERYONE THAT “ It is apparent,” the GAO tightening of Phase 3 wage- Management Advisory Com­ abounds in the bill as drafted, AMERICA! LIKE. OLD military will fall short of man­ FAITHFUL ITS CRUMWELL'S report said, “ that much greater price controls appears likely mittee, a panel o f five labor and penalty suffers from an “ ar­ and that discretion is in my MEATOWN power goals unless it hires' bitrariness in the sentencing 1215 ;/2 SELVBR LANS— BAST H AFTERSOME­ CAR.' potential exists to use women in following President Nixon’s five business leaders named to judgment fatal to the con­ BODY PROPPED more, civilians, recruits more procedure” that could make it I uniform.” meeting today with top advise him on wage-price con­ stitutionality.” A KNAPSACK women and lowers its in­ unconstitutional, according to a IN.' The report also said the Pen­ economic advisers. trols. • Under the law, Pollack said, I I telligence standards. (5 tagon has decided to turn some- Some officials hinted ■'at former dean of the Yale the six capital offenses are "so A GAO report says the Although prices have been in­ University Law School. eat EconomyEconom y Uutlet S p f " 35,000 m ilitary jobs over to stronger enforcement moves to ambiguously defined as to 0 m ilitary next year could fall civilians next year instead of halt the galloping inflation. But creasing in recent ifionths, at Louis Pollack, now a make it almost impossible' to I IlflllDCn • to 0 /Thun., Fri. 0 ta^ 5 I W y n O i 8«t . 8 to 0 (Clokcd An Day >(01^ 17) 11,000 to 83,000 short of its goal 70,000. Nixon advisers in recent days the fastest rate in 22 years, professor of law at Yale, said in chart rationally the cfr- I o f 345,000 new recru its — “ Here again,” the report have ruled out any ^ew wage- Nixon has resisted stepping in a study prepared for the cumstances which would lead prim arily for the Arm y and with strong new' wage-price Connecticut < Civil Liberties MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEO 4ARD said, “ significant additional price freeze and rigid, man­ to a verdict of guilt on the one GEM Marines — under present potential exists.” datory controls. controls to combat the new Union that the U.S. Supreme hand and innocence on the HE'S STILL a t I'LL GO OVER SURE — I'LL TAKE THE LIE mental-ability levels and high iThe GAO also suggested the burst of inflation. Court struck down several THE COUNTV THERE RIGHT DETECTOR TEST— ON THE The President called in key othfer...Here the process is con- ‘ school graduate quotas. military could attract into un­ capital punishment laws in its SCOTTV— HOW ABOUT ASKING J A IL I NOW/ c o n d it io n t h a t JU D G E advisers after being granted His advisers say that the kind stitutionally significant in' that SKINLESS FRANKS The GAO analysis, based on recent landmark decision on TARNISH IF HE'LL SUBMIT TO GOODVILLE TAKES IT iform civilians with especially another year of wage-price- h{ inflation the nation is a guilty verdict brings into play A LIE DETECTOR TEST? G I volunteer trends in past the grounds that they provided needed military skills by control authority. experiencing cannot be affected the possible imposition of the years, was prepared for signing them up at higher rank Scheduled to attend the by controls. for too much discretion in death sentence." delivery today to the House determining whether a person rather than enlisting' them as meeting were Tre'asury Much of the general price rise Pollack said the legislators would be executed. military-manpower subcom­ recruits. Secretary George P. Shultz, has been caused by price boosts who drew up the law were THE VM3RRV WART s_t mittee. “ It is apparent that the (new Budget Director ROY Ash; in food, energy, and iriter- working under "a constitutional 6 -lb. $ 4 9 9 It said the m ilitary could Herbert Stein, chairman of the law) reflects an attempt...to Vicunas rely on speed .to es­ nationally traded commodities impossibility — maiptaining the Box compete With the civilian labor Council of Economic advisers affected by the dollar devalua­ avoid the constitutional pitfalls idea of a death sentence while force for 433,000 to 580,000 cape their enemies, and even a of sentencing discretion,” and Federal Reserve Board tion, and short supplies of some insuring that it would, in prac­ women a year, but only plans to minutes-old baby can outrun a Pollack said. “ But notwithstan­ SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL man. Chairman Arthur F. Burns. good, his advisers have said. tice, almost never be im­ ding the best efforts of the posed,” About so Dogs to A Box 'V, ■ ■ ■ AND/ MAN/ AM NO, THE ATTORNEYS DID. WELL, THE WIFE ANP 1 B R O K E / I FINALLY SPLIT. Extra Lean “Mlnutea Fresh” PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER GROUND CHUCK CARLYLE \ r BOY HERE I AM IN AND HE PRETENDS The Price of SURE HAS ) I DOES MV NEW OUTFIT NOT TO NOT 1C El T h e______< S O O D J V H E ! 2 Ribs or More he Price of K % CA«i1 the Price of a ! S ■ CONTROL! A 'FOIT Oven Ready 3 lbs or More W 3 IbS'Or More 10 ■ I ■ Semi-Boneless SOOIT Semi-Bonele„ , Boneless Beef RIB ROAST lit !• FHirtI ink IBwl Mk| FIRST NATIONAL iCHUCK ROASTliiShoidder Roast THE FLINTSTONES W ith This Coupon C ililH ili I M CkiKkI UtOACkita BY HANA-BARBERA Limit one Coupon per Adult with This Coupon With This Coupon ft'. 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I^NCIHESTER EVENING H ^ A L D , Manchester, Conn., Wed.. May 2, 1973— PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Bases-Loaded Walk Slumping Red Sox Decisive for East Graceful Winner,

By Dick Ledbetter mound job. He had a no­ Lose 11 of Last 14 8 hitter until the .sjxth as he AMERICAN LEAGUE ’ Lyle “ This win could spark us outdueled Lavigne. He BpSTON (AP) — The Boston Red on to a great season,’ ’ com­ chande to complete a double play, East scattered four hits. Walked Sox are reeling under 11 defeats in the NEW YORK (AP) -^A fter setting and pinch hitter Kurt Becacqua, then Basketball . mented Coach Jim Penders which would have saved two runs, as W L Pet GB, two and fanned three.. last 14 games, so it was only natural to an American League record for saves went the rest of the way for his first after East Catholic’s com­ well as Lee, in a three-run sixth. Milwaukee . 10 9 .526 Lavigne was touched for six ask Manager Eddie Kasko what can , last year, New York Yankee pitcher save of the season. DETROIT— Bob Lanier, star eback 3-2 victory over South —Failui;e to walk hard-hitting Jeff Baltimore 10 10 .500 ‘Vs hits. He struck out nine and he done to snap the team out of the Sparky Lyle was in a position to be a ' “ My slider has been flat, but it was center of the National Catholic yesterday at Burroughs: and pitch to weak-hitting New York 10 10 .500 Vs walked seven."^ slump. graceful winner. better tonight,” Lyle said. “ I got of a Baskeball Association Detroit Mt,Nebo, Vic Harris with first base open and Detroit 10 11 .476 1 John McKeon led the / ‘Just wait,” Kasko replied grimly Cleveland Instead, his first three outings this lot of bSftters out with it last year and Pistons, was given a new five- “ These kids came back two out in the ninth. Burroughs then 9 12 .429 2 locals attack with two in his office while his players dressed / Boston 7 11 .389 2Vs season turned into lessons in how not I knew that they were going to bf year contract worth $1.4 and they now have con­ singled for his fourth RBI, and the ball million. in silence in the clubhouse Tuesday' W est to be affected by failure. looking for it.” singles. game. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Bob fidence that they can win,” night after a 7-6 loss to the Texas Chicago 11 5 .688 Lyle finally broke a slump in which Next start for the Eagles —Texas Manager Whitey Herzog’s Bobby Murcer wrapped up the Gottlieb, assistant basketball the mentor added. Rangers before a small crowd of 8,616 Kansas City 13 9 .556 2 he gave up winning home runs in three will be Thursday against Yanks’ fourth consecutive triumph coach at Kansas State for the , The Eagles scored two decision to go against the book and put California 10 8 :566 2 St.Thomas Aquinas at 4 at at suddenly not so friendly Fenway games, preserving a 6-1 victory over with his fourth homer, a three-run past two years, was named as rims in the bottom of the the potential winning runner on base Minnesota 9 8 .529 2Mi »X ^ Park. Kartsas City Tuesday night. shot in the seventh. head coach at' Jacksonville Nebo. in the ninth inning. After Oglivie was Oakland 9 12 .429 4W ninth to even their record at “ It isn’t just one thing, it’s a bunch ■ “ I’ve had to try and keep my sense University. walked intentionally, Griffin Texas 7 10 .412 AVs The Yankees scored twice off loser 3-3 and 2-1 in the HCC. Ron of little things,” the manager said. of humor,” Lyle said. “ After my last RICHMOND, Va. - The Kafll (3 ) grounded out to end the game. Tuesday's Games Ken Wright in the second inning on Soucier led off the ninth with AB R H E bad outing April 24, I asked Ralph Virginia Squires of the “ And all the little things are being New York 6, Kansas City 1 run-scoring singles by Gene Michael ,>* A*.v ^ :<=; V- •'**.* '< - ■, 7 '‘^' '" r p - 't u ’’ ,-■ ■ t walk to Pete Hornat put Pinto. 3b 2 1 O' 0 tion signed center Swen Nater Socha, ss 3 0 1 2 ball games everything will be all Rangers’ 14-hit attack against Lee and California 6, Detroit 2 ; because I was going to be in a com­ and an error by Kansas City catcher runners on first and second of UCLA to a multi-year con­ McKeon. 2f 4 0 2 0 right.” Lynn McGlothen, added up to another Milwaukee 4, Oakland 3 mercial. If I failed to do the job this' Fran Healy. Dan Smachetti and'Dan Pin­ Dan Smachetti l!ove, c 3 0 0 0 tract. The little things in the initial Boston defeat. Cleveland at Minnesota, ppd, time, I was going into real estate,” The Royals got to Yankee starter to were the two big men Soucier. cf 4 1 I 0 Hornat, rf 3 1 1 0 meeting with Texas included: :et grounds. Lyle, who recorded 35 saves last :' ■*r and Soucier scored, Hornat Wasted were three hits by Oglivie, Steve Kline in the third on a walk, ^...... ,„.. ,;,. ., , 3 ..*’?; offensively as the former Ricciq, lb 3 0 0 0 —Slugger Alex Johnson, the Chicago 6, Baltimore 5 year, came into the game with men on * .t/ stopping at third. Joe Ban­ Wagner, ph 0 0 0 0 and two each by Tommy Harper, Carl Bobby Floyd’s single, an error by left . ;-WpP^-,.-»f i*' .v:.-*. ■ >» ^*V •;■: ’ singled in the tying run and Wednesday’s Games second and third and one out in the ' v> i ' < ning walked to load the Millerick, dh 2 0 0 0 Rangers’ designated hitter, topping a Yastrzemski and l^ o Petrocelli. fielder Roy White and a single by Jphn *4«lfe, %v the latter walked with the Hickey, p 0 0 0 0 25-foot single for the first run in a Kansas City (Splitorff 3-1) at seventh inning. He retired Fred Patek Tennis < bases and Pinto watched Orlando Cepeda hal!(fa double and Mayberry. bases loaded to bring in the Smachetti, ph 1 0 1 0 three-run third inning. New York (M edich 2-0 or ^ ' J~>~- .. **^''' • *^' <• 5;y. A X- .. y .A ' • V**^ ..... ^ ^..'. • v.^..>*; *. . * ''.* •> a four straight balls from three walks, drove in one run and Kekich 0-0) winning marker. BAS HOMBURG, Germany— >K- Randy Lavigne to force Totals 29 3 6 3 —Veteran reliever Bill Lee getting scored two in vain. Texas (Broberg 0-2) at . *C.. . - 't ’i ... ^'7'V " r Ron Soucier led off the Sfiutli (2) Paiti Hogan, La Jolla, Calif., home Hornat. tagged for six runs and 10 hits in 5 2-3 Boston (Tiant 2-2), N ..^W>w'* ninth with a line single to AB R H E The Red Sox call upon righthanded ISational League Roundup defeated Lucia Bassi, Italy 6-4, South had taken a -1 lead innings in hU first start since June 22. { Major League J (Herald photo by Pinto) center. A walk to Pete Hor­ Ciccaglione, 2b 4 0 0 0 ace Luis Tiant to try to break the California (Ryan 3-1) at 6-0 in the first round of the in the top of the ninth on a McDermott, ss 4 0 0 0 1971. • Detroit (Lolich 1-3), N Jack Maloney Signals to John Burger to Score' Standing Up nat put runners on first and slump tonight before the team leaves Federation Cup tennis competi­ Lavigne. p 3 1 1 0 —Ben Oglivie getting trapped off Oakland (Holtzman 3-2) at ^--■Leaders- double by Ron Donlon which Donlin, rf on a short trip. Tiant, who has a 2-2 tion. second and both mved up a 3 0 1 0 Milwaukee (Bell 3-2), N Ump Chick Gagnon, Platt Catcher Ron Patry Watch Second MHS Run scored Lavigne. Lyrate, c 3 1 0 1. third base after he opened the Boston base on a wild pitch. record with the only two complete Cleveland (Strom 1-1 ) at The score had been tied Gerrity, 3b 3 0 1 0 third with a triple and Doug Griffin Zubretsky. cf games by a Boston pitcher this AMERICAN LEAGUE N ew s All Bad Smachetti singled to right 3 0 outfielder. Jim Gosger from Tribe Tops Platt East 100 000 002 —3 East RUNS BATTED IN NEW YORK (AP) — Manager Bill Virdon of the second inning on some their Tidewater farm club in Drops 12~9 RBI: Donlin, Socha. Smachetti. Pinto; W L Pet GB Mayberry, KC, 20; Melton, Chi, Pittsburgh Pirates got some bad news Tuesday night ... daring base running by Jim American League Roundup Sports Slate the International League, 2BH: Donlin; SB: Banning, Pinto 2, Chicago . 12 8 .600 16. and then he got some worse news. Lurate. Socha, Riccio, Lurate, Horvath; SAC: replacing John Milner, who is Ball Game New York 12 HITS — Munson, NY, 27; First the bad news: Virdon was ejected by umpire Doug Sophomore Terry Hickey Socha; DP: Banning to Riccio 2; LOB: Today 8 .600 disabled with a hamstring pull. South 2, E^st 7; BB; Hickey 2, Lavigne Pittsburgh ^ 7 .533 IV2 Valentine, Cal, 27; Rojas, KC, Harvey with the bases loaded and two out in the bottom of In CCIL Meeting Trailing 7-5 after three in­ turned in another excellent 7; SO: Hickey 3, Lavigne 9; HBP: Pinto. BASEBALL 27. nings, Rocky Hill exploded for Briggs Delivers Philadelphia . 9 10 .474 2^8 the ninth inning for protesting ball-and-strike calls. Wethersfield at Manchester DOUBLES - Rojas, KC, 8; seven runs over the last three Montreal 3 16 .158 BVn Now the worse news: With off at the crack of the bat, St. Thomas Seminary at Cheney D.Allen, (Tii, 6 ; Kirkpatrick, ^ KC, 6 ; Otis, KC, 6. AB R H RBI E High, 12-9, yesterday in a clubhouse, Bobby Bonds runs and Nate Colbert doubled To Defeat A’s Windsor at South Windsor West TRIPLES - E.Brinkman, The insurance came in the Sullivan, ss 4 0 1 0 1 slammed a three-run double home two more as San Diego CLEVELAND - The Hitting the ball hard, Peck, 3b 30111 Charter Oak Conference con­ San Francisco 19 6 .760 Det, 3; Hisle, Min, 3. seventh as Mickey Miller Ellington at Somers that capped a rfeven-run explo­ Cleveland Browns announced playing heads-up defense, Eastman, cf 4 0 0 0 0 test. Cincinnati 13 8 .619 4 HOME RUNS - Fisk, Bsn, 6; trounced hapless St. Louis. It singled to right. A sacrifice Slow Pitch Coventry at Rocky Hill sion and lifted the San Fran­ the signing of two-time All and getting a good pitching Maloney, c 4 2 3 0 0 Rocky Hill is 5-1 while the NEW YORK (AP) — Milwaukee’s John Briggs Houston 15 10 .600 4 Spikes, Cle, 6; Melton, Chi, 6; was the Cards' 16th defeat in 19 by McCurry sent Miller to Burger, rf 3 1 1 0 0 Rockville at Newington cisco Giants to a stunning 8-7 performance from Connie Bulldogs sport a 2-5 mark. remembered the one hit he managed against Oakland’s Los Angeles 11 12 .478 7 Tenace, Oak, 6. games and their seventh loss on American running back Greg second and scored on Bruce Milka, If 4 0 1 2 0 GOLF triumph over the slumping the road, where they'have yet to Pruitt of the University of Bidwell, lb 4 0 0 0 0 For the winners, Frank Blue Moon Odom last season. He’ll also remember the two San Diego 8 15 .348 10 STOLEN BASES - North, McCurry, were the in- Ellington at East Hartford - Pirates. Oklahoma to a multiyear con­ Peck’s single and an error Miller, 2b 4 1 1 0 1 Bruno carried the big stick Atlanta 7 14 .333 10 Oak, 7; Alomar, Cal, 6; Valen­ win. “gredients Manchester High hits he wajloped off the A’s righthander Tuesday night. TENNIS Elsewhere in the National on the center fielder. McCurry, p 2 0 1 0 0 collecting three hit including a Tue»(lay’s Games tine, Cal, 6; Patek, KC, 6. tract for an undisclosed used yesterday at Memorial Briggs, who earlier had Northwestern C.C. at League, the Chicago Cubs Platt wj^ held scoreless Grimes, p 0 0 0 0 0 three-run homer. For the day Softball Houston 3, Philadelphia 0 The Padres snapped a 3-3 tie amount. PITCHING (3 Decisions) — Field as it tripped up Platt expressed concern over his lack Manchester C.C. trounced Los Angeles 9-5, Mon­ he knocked in five runs. Montreal 9, Atlanta 6 Paul, Tex, 3-0, 1.000, 3.04; with six runs in the fifth inning for eight and one-third in­ Totals 32 4 9 3 3 of runs batted in, hit a three-run but Briggs then put the Brewers Windsor Locks at South Wind­ treal outslugged Atlanta 9-6 High, 4-2, in a CCIL contest. Joe Muro collected three San Diego lO, St. Louis 5 off Scipio Spinks and Wayne nings. McCurry issued a triple and then belted a game­ in front with his bases-loaded sor Coleman, Det, 5-1, .833, 2.08. Sophomore Jack Maloney singles for Bolton and also had despite a pair of home runs by . Granger. Derrel Thomas drove walk to Ron Patry and Ken winning home run in the ninth triple to left center that was San Francisco 8, Pittsburgh 7 STRIKEOUTS - N.Ryan, IMutI (2 ) three RBI’s Glastonbury at Rockville Hank Aaron, Houston blanked in the tie-breaking run with a led the Tribe at the plate ning power came from Harry as the Brewers defeated the A’s barely missed by A’s outfielder Chicago 9, Los Angeles 5 Cal, 54; G .P erry, Cle, 38; Ritchies’s grounder was AB R H RBI E In another Charter Oak TonighCs Games Philadelphia 3-0 as Jerry Reuss single and Colbert’s double sent with a 3-4 showing and ac­ Richie, 2b 5 1 1 0 0 Cammeyer with four hits in­ 4-3 Tuesday night and moved Bill North. Only games scheduled Singer, Cal, 38. booted by second baseman Conference outing. Bacon outdueled Steve Carlton and two more runs Across. counted for two of the four Crawford, p 4 0 2 1 0 Wcdnc.sduy cluding a home run. Bob into first place in the American AngeU-Tigers W'eclnesday's Games Miller. Brian Crawford Seppa, lb 4 0 2 1 0 Academy scored in every in­ San Diego pounded St. Louis local runs. Besides his hit­ DeMarchi, Roger Lajoie, John League East. Frank Robinson and Bob Bowling Pittsburgh (Walker 0-0) at singled to score Patry and Smibetta, If 3 0 1 0 0 ning except the fifth as it easily NA I lONAL LEAGUE 105. The New York' Mets and ting, Maloney again dis­ Armory vs. Wilbanks, 6:15 Minnick and Paul Coope each “ I had been getting my hits Oliver each drove in two runs San Francisco (Barr 3-1) KxpoH-liraveH Jerry Seppa singled to drive Morris, ss 4 0 0 0 0 defeated Rham High in Hebron, BATTING (35 at bats) - Cincinnati Reds were not Konopka, 3b 4 0 1 0 1 ^ (Herald photo by Pinto) Fitzgerald had three safeties. with nobody on base or I’d wind as the Angels erupted for a 10- TEE-TOTALERS - ’ Linda Houston (Roberts 0-0) at Pinch hitter Hal Breeden’s played his rifle arm as he 10-1. Stargell, Pgh, .404; Fairly, scheduled. in Ritchie. At this time. Parkder, rf 30000 Moriarty vs. Lynch, 7:30 Miles’ offense was led by up sending someone from first hit, six-run attack in the first Goodin 191-508, Marilyn Philadelphia (Lonborg 1-3), N tie-breaking infield hit with the NOW picked a Platt runner off se-, Tony Keegan wept 4-4 for the Mon, .400. (HunlH-PirulCM Grimes replaced McCurry Patry, c 2 1 0 0 0 Tribe^s Phil Stoneman in Mile Fitzgerald Dennis Klotzer with a double to second or something like Saunders 205-470, Peg Noack Cincinnati (Grimsley 3-1) at bases loaded and Ron Hunt’s cond base. The second time Kiernan, cf 4 0 1 0 1 five innings against the Tigers. RUNS — Wynn, Htn, ; Pittsburgh's Bob Moose was and got Gary Smibetta to hit victors which upped its season DeMaio vs. Dillon, 8:45 New York (Seaver 2-2), N 22 he executed this feat. and single. that,” Briggs said. “But I Robinson began the assault 178-456, Betty Haefs 460, Liz Bonds, SF, 21. breezing along with a five- single accounted for three runs into a double play. record to 2-6. Pitcher Jack Fitzgerald Montreal (McAna|ly 1-0) at in the eighth inning and led NIGHT RACING Totals 33 2 8 2 2 Overtakes Maloney High Performer figured it’s a long season and with his fourth homer of the Chaloux 481, Marge Kahn 464, RUNS BATTED IN - hitter and a 7-1 lead when he The defense was assisted Jameson whiffed 10 enemy Dean vs. Telephone, 6:15 Atlanta (Dobson 2-2), N Montreal over Atlanta despite Seppa was the hitting star Platt , 000 000 002 I’d start getting some RBIs season and 526th of his career in Leda Clifford 455. Stargell, Pgh, 18;, Morgan, Cin, walked Bonds to open the ninth. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY by two key doubleplays. Manchester 000 200 llx batters. Robertson CANDLELIGHT St. Louis (Gibson oi-3) at San the 679th and 680th career for Platt with two base hits. eventually.” the second inning and 17; Wynn, Htn, 17; Bonds, SF, But he recovered to get a pair Shortstop Ray Sullivan 2BH: Sullivan, Milka, Konapka: SAC: Marty Fortin hurled the loss Dick’s vs.-Walnut, 8:45 Nebo Vito’s opened up a close game IIIGII-LOW - Fran Gallo Diego (Kirby 1-4), N homers by Aaron. Manchester, a half game McCurry; DP: Bidwell to Sullivan, Briggs hit Odom’s first pitch designated hitter Bill 17. of forceouts and it appeared as turned in an unassisted for Rham which sports a dismal Hartford Nat vs. Annulli, 6:15 with six runs in the sixth frame 178-478, Sally ourget 454, Arlene Chicago (Pappas 1-2) at Los Darrell Evans’ three-run out of first place in the CCIL Sullivan; LOB: Manchester 7, Platt 11; of the ninth — “ I think it was a Grabarkewitz added a solo'shot HITS — Fuentes, SF, 34; though the Pirates would snap i o s T 8 ; 0 0 «\ doubleplay, while first 2-7 overall record. Nebo to defeat Wyman Oil, 11-3, at Schumacher 470. Angeles (Dwoning 2-1), N homer in the sixth gave the BB: McCurry 6, Crawford 2; SO: Big Triumph slider” — into the rightfield in the third. Bonds, SF, 33. their five-game losing streak. behind unbeaten Bristol Mt. Nebo. No Racing Tuesdays baseman Dave Bidwell McCurry 6, Crawford 8; Hltss off: Vittner vs. Seventy-two’s, 7:30 b lea ch ers, snapping a 3-3 Wliilc-Sox-Orioles Moose issued two more walks Braves a 5-4 lead but the Expos Central, sports a 5-1 record; McCurry 8 for 2 runs in 8(6 innings; Hitting stars for Vito’s were DOUBLES - Cedeno, Htn, fashioned one to end a Platt Nebo ' deadlock and lifting the Dick Allen hit two homers and pinch hitter Chris Arnold went in front 6-5 in the seventh Platt is now 4-2 overall. Grimes 0 for 0 runs in 46 innings; W: Bill Fecko, Al. Grzyb, Mike U; Bonds, SF, 10. DAY RACING! scoring threat in the .^inth McCurry; L: Crawford. Gunver vs. BA’s, 6:15 Keeney Brewers to victory. and Ed Herrmann added a two- tagg^ reliever Ramon Her­ when Tim Foil singled and Mike SiX’RunFrame Orlowski and Art Warner, all TRIPLES - Maddox, SF, 3. For Trackmen WINF vs. Moriarty, 6:15 Illing In other American League run blast that carried the White Athletic Pitchers nandez for a grand slam home Jorgensen homered. inning. I '. with two hits. Bob Warner had HOME RUNS - Wynn, Htn, EVERY SATURDAY games, California whipped Sox past the Orioles. Allen’s run. McCurry wasn’t as sharp “ This has got to be one of the biggest wins of my Sparks Bennet CHARTER OAK three safeties. Home runs were 8; Stargell, Pgh, 7; H. Aaron, Detroit 6-2, Texas edged Boston first homer in the first soar^ Atl, 7. Gary Matthews followed with as in the past but the hard- career,’ ’ commented Dick Williams, varsity track coach Ten runs in the top of the accounted for by Fecko and Gr­ AHlrUH-PIlilH' AND Bennet Junior High erupted 76, New York crushed Kansas into the double-decked left field Play Hitting Game a double and Hernandez loaded throwing righthander seventh inning propelled Ber- zyb with one apiece. STOLEN BASES - Morgan, Jim Wynn’s fifth-inning Two Impressive at Manchester High, yesterday as his team defeated for six runs in the fourth inning City 6-1 and Chicago beat stands and bounced out of the the bases with two more walks. MEMORIAL DAY pitched out of jams in the nie’s TV to a 13-9 triumph over Wyman’s Dennis Rodgers, Cin, 11; Cedeno, Htn, 8. homer gave Houston’s Reuss strong Maloney High, 78-67 here. The Tribe upped its and went on to defeat Silas Baltimore 6-5. Cleveland at park. Brooks Robinson’s That got Dave Giusti in ... and first, third, sixth and Glenn Construction last night at Norm Lutzen and Charlie OAKLAND (AP) — When the_^akland A’s gathered in PITCHING (3 Decisions) - the only run he needed to beat record to 5-3 over-all and 3-1 in the league, Deane Junior' High, 7-1, yester­ Minnesota was rained out. ^second-inning hOmer gave the 'Koosman, NY, 4-0, 1.000, 1.06; Virdon out. MONDAY. seventh innings before Fitzgerald Field. McNamar had two singles Arizona for spring training. Manager Dick Williams quick­ Philadelphia and the Astros Wins for Golfers "I have never beaten a tJanearn day in Wethersfield. It wes the Drewers-A’s Orioles a 1-1 tie but Allen gave Biilingham, Cin, 4-0, 1.000, 2.78. Bonds tagged a 2-2 pitch w Dave Hassett led the winning each. ly Assured his pitchers they’d still take batting practice added a pair in the seventh, the needing relief help from Biff from Meriden,’’ W illimsiam season opener for- the local Oakland took a 2-0 lead in the Chicago the lead for good with a STRIKEOUTS - Carlton. the alley in Ihft-center lS M AY 28th 6’0” , only a half-inch off the array with a pferfect 3-3 plate this season. second comirig when Wynn was Grimes in the ninth with one added. “ I’ve been trying for "nine. third on Gene Tenace’s homer two-run homer in the fourth. . Phi, 46; Sutton, LA,-36. Matthews, D a ^ Rader and school record set by Wes appearance. Bob Gerron, Ben hit by a pitch, stole second and out. Manchester High’s varsity golf team made its 1973 debut eight years. Perfprmances Brian Bolduc paced'the Beprs “ If they took that away from Jimmy Howarth all raced Palmer in 1935. A1 Wood con­ Grzyb, and Corky Coughlin all because of the frequent use of scored on a single by Hector on the links yesterday with two impressive wins over worth mentioning include with .three hits in four plate RECREATION us, we’d have nothing left,” home. POST 1:00 P.M. Manchester, opened the tinued to lower the standard in had three safeties. Ron pinch hitters. Torres. Wethersfield High and Bristol Eastern at the well- everyone who competed for appearances. Bruce Ballard •Multi Circuits won by forfeit says John “ Blue Moon” Odom, CuliH-DoilKerH RTE. 146, LINCOLN. R. I. scoring in the fourth inning. the 330-yard intermediate Conyers, Greg Vincek and Den­ “ It will be awfully tough, for groomed Wethersfield Country Club, Manchester,” the jubilant men­ hurled a two-hitter. as North Methodist was unable who hit two home runs in 1972 Fourth-inning home runs by Maloney led off with a Line hurdles with a clocking of 42.2. nis Walsh each banged out two Saturday Run for Roses the American League pitchers The Tribe edged the two CCIL tor continued. Bennet will play at Mt. Nebo to field a team. Nine players but hasn’t come to bat this Billy Williams, Ron Santo and single; to center. John Joe Stankiewicz, who sub­ hits. - when they bat in the Series, schools by identical scores -of noon at Manchester Country Mike Lombardo high-jUmped Friday afternoon against are required in order to start a *■ year. WILLIAMSTaWN, Mass. Jose Cardenal powered the Burger, on a hit-an-run play, stituted for the injured A1 For the losers, Todd Potter after not seeing real pitching in 3'/2 to IVi. The locals are 2-0. Club and will play outside the Coventry High Frosh. game. - Could Be Fastest Ever “ I don’t think aHy American <(AP) — Curtis W. Tong, 38, Cubs over Los Angeles. It was Schultheis in the mile relay, collected three singles whileo more than a year,” says Paul singled to right and Maloney Scott Leone, tabbed as one of CCIL Friday when they trek to League pitcher has batted yet. head basketball coach at Otter- Chicago’s fourth win in a row was a pleasant surprise running Carl Colangelo, Buzz Keeney, LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — lead and Stayed there instead of Lindblad, an .A’s reliever. ended up on third. Rick the top four goffers in the state, Berlin. EASTERN The next time one does will bein College in Westerville, and boosted them into a first- Shop, then Hall tif Fame the third leg. ' Jim Mistretta, Dan Galichione Top speed horses like Shecky fading to win by a head over the Fans must come to the Milka drove a shot into left earned medalist honors with a Results: Manchester vs. probably be in the World Ohio, from 1963-72, is the new place tie with the idle Mets in Manchester travels to and Bill Sheekey had two Nelson’s Freightways came Greene and fe y a l and Regal fast-finichinofast-finishing Photon,,Phalanx. Oakland Coiisdum early to see center and with both runners 75, four over par on the wind­ Wethersfield: Leone (M) def. DETROIT (AP) - A National Series,” -Odom added. head coach at Williams College. the NL East, the first time F « r O M r STOP Penney High in East Hartford bingles*apiece. up with three key runs in the and quality finishers such as Besides Shecky Greene and the A’s pitchers hit. The hurlers swept course. Spencer (W) 6-5; Downey (M) Steelers in Tpade 'The American League’s new Tong) who has served as an since June 24,1970— except for Polish-American Sports Hall of for their next CCIL meet on seventh inning to edge Lenqx Secretariat and Sham are Royal and Regal, other front get 20 minutes of batting cage “ We neieded this iflatc^ to get ^def. Pelletier (W) 2-1 ; Gingreco Fame will be h ous^ in a new $1 designated hiUer rule, a radical assistant professor at the opening day— they’ve been that STEVENSON BROS. ' Friday. SILK CITY . Pharmacy, 14-13 At Nebo. expected to make the 99th Ken­ runners expected in the Derby time, at 10:55 a.m. before day our feet on the ground, since, (W) def. Annulli.(M); Thomas million-plus fiel house near PITTSBURGH (AP) - The change in big league baseball, University of Vermont since high. BEST BUYS! Results: 120 HH - Wood (M). Harding Jack Coleman and Bob Davis field were Knightly Dawn and games, which start at 1:30 Pittsburgh Steelers of the Sportsman Tavern produced tucky Derby one of the fastest. last September, also was EXXON our opening match with East (M) def. Reinfrank (W) 3-1. Detroit and initial inductees (ML). Teneza (ML)', 16.1 had threelhits followed by Dave will be in effect for regular p.nrt., and at 5:25 p.m. before 1*11(1 rcH-CurilH cooui mitiwotk khmc runs in. every inning except for “ The way everybody is Angle Light. I ' , Hartford had been postponed by' Manchester vs. Eastern: will be named next month. 100 • Neville (ML),.Chllson (M), Wood National Football League today season and playoff games, but named associate director of Fred Kendall and Dave PlM SIN CKn STMK! (M). 10.6 Spepcer, Bill Magndtta, Steve working, the race will be run in Knightly Dawn will run as night games, which start at 8 72 BUICK Skylark *3595 rain,” said Coach Tom Kelley. traded veteran cornerback Lee the fifth and included a 10-run not in the World Series. physical education at William's: 3-Dr. HT, 8 ejL, .ntomaUo, PS, iM .-alr oondltlonlng, I 40S lU i StTMt. M m k n tw Leone (M) def. Bachand (BE) “ Nationwide recognition for mile C . Desjardin (ML), p. Desjardin Smyth, Peter Rspney and Dave p.m. Calland to the Oakland Raiders explosion ih the seventh to close to two minutes,'’ Lucien part of p Sigmund vinyl top, (n tr. sharp. 6 4 9 -B B 3 3 ‘Manchester hosts' 3-2; Downey (M) def. Bowden Polish-American star athletes (ML). Stoneman (M) 4:21.0 Brower had two hits for Nelson. American League pitchers will ^ The competition is fierce. 880 relay - Cooke, Samiotis, Cratty bomb Fogarty Brothers, 27-2, at Laurin, trainer _of favored Sommerowned entry with Wethersfield High this after- (BE) one up; Williams (BE) is long overdue,” said the Rev. for an undisclosed draft choice.. . For the losers, who outhit the ' also have to bat. in the mid­ Chilson (M). 1:37.2 Fitzgerald Field. Secretariat said Tuesday. Sham, who won the Santa Anita “ We play a game every day, ✓ 69 BUICK LeSobre *15951 def. Annulli (M ); Thomas (M) Walter Ziemba, rector of the 440 • Bucy (M), Pearcy (ML). Calland, 31, played with winners, Ken Roback rapped summer All-Star game, but the starters against the AAMCO * -d r. H T , 8 o y l., p o w s r r t M t ln a , v in v l to p . n lo . owr, Renkicwicz (ML), 53.9 LesuKeston, Frank Breen and The Derby and Churchill Derby in a sizzling 1 ;47 for 11-8 def. Kacztnarczyk (BE) 6-5. Orchard Lake Schools Minnesota, Atlanta, Los four bin^Ies with Bob may not get a chance then 330 IH - W o^ (M), Harding'(ML), Bob Buttrum each went 4-6 with Downs track record for .IV4 miles. relievers.’’ 71 VOLVO 1423 - *2295 Trombly (ML). 42.2 Angeles and Chicago before Marchaud'^ Jim Poole, Brian serviced 27,225 Plymouth 2*

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SoiMon* Baltimore. scored nine and eight points, wrong when we get only 15 free big lead. In fact, when we get a you do NOT want to see your trail, just like new. Only 600 MORTAGES — 1st, and 2nd respectiveiy, to lead the com­ furnished. For appointment moy hova tMit yots throws and they get 36. I don’t big lead, that’s when I start to letter. Your letter will be miles. Must sell, $550 or best mortgages — interim financing call Windsor eback. know what it is, but we’ll have woi;j destroyed if the advertiser is 643-2711 offer. Call 742-^5 after 4 p.m. — expedient and confidential akoiipyarfl ******•*•••••••••••••••••••• 688-2233 First-Bet Placed Overall, DeBusschere was to work on it.” ctually McMillian was as one you’ve mentioned. If not it service, J. D.. Real Estate the losers’ leading scorer with Services Ottered 12 Assoc. 643-5129. Bradley scored 24 points, but ■esponsibie as anyone for the will be handled in the usual Autos For Sale jNEW YORK (AP) — Mayor 25' points, but he .commented, usually high-scoring WalJ 20-point margin. He scored 14 manner. New Champs Assured John V. Lindsay bet $2, which SHARPENING Service — SECOND Mortgages — residen­ NURSE’S Aides, Experienced “The fact we closed to within Frazier had only 12. points in the third quarter after Happiness Is: he called part of “my wife’s 1968 FORD LTD Country Squire Saws, knives, axes, shears, tial, commercial, industrial to — All shifts, new pay scale and three points 'tnakes no West commented,' “F^zier the Lakers led 59-49 at the half. Lost and Found station wagon, 6 passenger, Attending the lunch money,” with the Off- skates, rotary blades. Quick consolidate bills, business excellent benefits. Meadows difference. The fact remains appeared tired. But don’t It was 95-79 at the end of three power steering, power disc service. Capitol Equipment expansion, alleviate cash Convalescent Center: 333 RUMMAGE SALE Track Betting Corp. Tuesday on that we are 0-1.” LOST — Orange and white male have to worry about/him, he’ll stanzas but in the fourth, the brakes, excellent condition. 649- Co., 38 Main St., Manchesteer. problems. Jan Brennan* Bidwell Street, Manchester, Mott’s Community Hall an entry in Saturday’s Ken­ The second game in the be back. ” cat, vicinity Green Rd. and 4106. 646-2321. 9 to 3 p.m. weekdays. \ Knicks outscored the winners, Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Associates Mortgage Company, May 3rd, 10*4 p.m. In Town 10-Pih Event tucky Derby. bestof-7 final series will be Averaging 21.1'Joints during 33-20. North Elm Street. Phone 646- 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- 528*7500. The mayor became the first 1923 after 6 p.m. OPEL, 1970 GT Sports Coupe, 4- .7958. ***8«**8*«8«*«*«»*«*^••••••• REAL Estate -'salespeople, no Finalists in the annual ny Carlin in the men’s han­ Sem ifinals 196-221 def. Mikoleit (17) 175- of an-.estimated 500,000 New speed, radio, positive steering, Business Opportunity ' 28 experience necessary. Men’s and Women’s Town Powers 197-151 def. Lettieri Sponsored by the dicap division. The big 174. Yorkers who wijl bet an •LOST — Male'Siamese cat, dou­ radial tires, excellent condi­ LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also Qualifications full-time per­ 160-148; Oliver 162-175-200 def. ble collar, Woodbridge Street Women’s Auxiliary, 10-Pin Bowling Tour­ fellow was sidelined by Quarterfinals expected $3 miilion on the Der­ tion. After 5 p:m., 643-2350. moving large appliances. Bur­ MANCHESTER - Paint and sonnel willing to assume Crispino 181-144-145. area. Phone 643-4851. Manchester Midget naments emerged last night Bassett in two straight Women's Handicap by. The bet on Shecky Greene in ning barrels delivered. $4. 644- wallpaper store for sale. Stock responsibility. Excellent com­ 1971 MAVERICK, 4-door, 1775. CC J973 and equipment. Priced right. mission sc'hraule. For confiden­ Football at the Parkade Lanes and games. Norma Imler, 1972 Sandy Edwards (25) 164-206- the Kentucky classic must be I LOST Passbook No’s 108466, 8- Quurlerfinuls M automatic, power steering, 22,- Mitten, Realty Company, 643- tial interview, call Helen or Association new champions will be women’s queen, did not de­ 190 def. Jean Archambault (32) held in trust until 2 p.m., EDT, 1102, 4- 747, 75- 383, 5- 1261 000 miles, excellent condition^ TREE Service (Soucier) — 6930. Jan, Village Charm Realty, 643- crowned- in all three fend. .Men’s liandieup 203- 159-176; Dee Lillicrop (34)Thursday, when 0TB officially Savings Bank of Manchester. 646-8355. Trees cut, building los cleared, 1509. Carl Kleinstuber (18) 198-207- "TtineJa to tomorrow evening's news for the next th rill­ divisions. Sally Granato is the same 218-199 def. Sally Bourget (40) begins to accept bets on that Applications made for trees topped. Got a tree MANCHESTER - Want to 199 def. Walt Smolensk! (22) m payments. ing installment of the Watergate Caper!" ;i|: Happy 60th Birthday Moving into the finals bowler who copped first 195-197; Pat Sobiski (39) 182- race for the third year. 1966 DODGE Coronet 440 con­ problem? Well worth phone make a good living? Owner CHURCH Secretary — part- 188-216-184; John Doran (29) 204- 193 def. Roberta Shore (31) HERALD vertible. V-8, automatic, go^ call. 742-8252. selling established Pizza shop time, mornings, Tuesday, I UNCLE ROY were the folldwing: Men’s place in the Bowl-Your-Way- 177-187-254 def. Fred Brown 184-179-172; Sally Granato (31) FOUND black, tan and white condition. $450. Phone 649-7871. due to poor health. Small in­ Wednesday and Friday. Typing, I from ^ Scratch Division Bob Oliver to-Europe Tournament two (24) 214-169-180; Skip Mikoleit 230-158-200 def. Sandy Beben Honor for Celtics female mongrel dog. Cali Dog g a r d e n s roto-tilled, small vestment for large returns. Call shorthand, mineographing, iijAunt Mitzl, Uncle Herman^ Warden, 646-4555. experience preferred. Call 228- and Jim Powers; Men’s weeks ago at the Parkade (17 ) 210-252 def. Joe Hahn (18) (33) 216-195-199., 1964 FORD Galaxy, bucket cub cadet tractor will not harm Palntlng-Paperlng 13 Building-Contracting 14 for appointment. International and kids ^ Handicap Division 7 Carl which matches the high 167-192’ Bob Bassett (18) 208-231 seats, automatic transmission. lawns. Call 875-7336 after 5 p.m. Associates, Realtors, 647-1300. 3077 or 228-3754. Sem ifinals BOSTON (AP) — Mayor FOUND black and brown male Kleinstuber and Bob def. Denny Carlirt (20) 158-164. Call after 5 p.m., 742-6598. or weekends. DONALD E. Tarca - monthly winners. She will Lillicrop (34) 170-234 def. Kevin White said the city ^ill Airdale dog. Call Dog Warden, J.P. LEWIS & SON Finish Private Instructions 32 TREMENDOUS opportunity to Bassett; Women’s Handicap Sem ifinals honor the Boston Celtics at a paperhanging and painting. carpentry, rec rooms, I ~ I represent the local house in Edwards (25) 169-182; Granato 646-4555. 1966 PONTIAC, 6 cylinder, new POWER MOWERS, hand Free estimates. Call 643-0271. • enter real estate field with fast Happy Birthday S - Dee Lillicrop and Sally the Nationals in Washington, Kleinstuber (18( 189-261 def. (31) 246-224 def. Sobiski (39) City Hall reception at noon ADS tires, new exhaust, new brakes, mowers repaired, pick-up and remodeling, kitchens, WILL TUTOR high school and growing realty firm. Liberal Doran (29) 176-153; Bassett (18) Thursday. FOUND tan male Shepherd bathrooms, formica work, junior high school students in commission. Call now, Jesdor I FATHER I G ranato. D.C. 195-209. g^ood transportaTfon. Call delivery. Prompt-Reliable- T. j. FLANAGAN and Sons, ceilings. 649-9658. The best of five finals in puppy. Call Dog Warden, 646- Brown’s Tire Shop, 333 Main Service. Call Sharpall, 643-5305. Interior-exterior painting. science, math, English and Realty, Mr. O’Rourke, 633-1411. I All my love, | 4555. St., 643-2819. French. Call 649-4786. each division will be staged (JuiirltTfinalM Reasonable rates. Swirled REMODELING — of all types, Nen______I Mi-n’H .Srrulcli REWEAVING OF - burns, ceilings our specialty. Call 643- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• GENERAL Mechanic — full­ I Sunday afternoon starting at garages, breezeways. Complete Sam Crispino 182-193-227 def. FOUND Collie, type, sable and 1966 AMBASSADOR, V-8, moth-holes, zippers repaired. 1949. Help Wanted 35 time days, paid CMS, Blue 1:30. white m ale dog. Call Dog power steering; power brakes, home improvement. Nornian Cross, life insurance. Contact Ike Kleinschmidt 182-148-167; Window shades made to Dove, phone, 643-7995. I Don’t Fight It, I Mike Lettieri, defending Warden, 646-4555. automatic transmission, air- measure, all size Venetian INSIDE-Outside painting, SCHOOL Bus Drivers — Part- Mr. Larry Passardi, The Bob Oliver 162-233-209 def. h ***••••••••••••••••••••••••• Amerbelle Corp., 104 East Main g DAD - men’s scratch king, was conditioning. Good condition. blinds. Keys made while you fec ial rates for people over 65. time work, Manchester and Thomas 186-212-172; Jim 1 FOUND black and tan female $550. 649-9296, after 3:30 p.m. wait. TV portables for rent. Fully insured. Estimates given. BooHng-SIdIng-ChImney 18 Vernon areas. We will train. St., Rockville, 875-3325 between I Happy 60th | ousted in the quarterfinals Powers T91-212 def. John Clark MANCHESTER Shepherd dog. Call Dog Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 649- Call 649-7863. . Call 643-2414, 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. An equal op­ Love, S ROOFING and roof repairing, portunity employer. by Tom Scully, 2-1. The ■138-170; Mike Lettieri 159-187- Warden, 646-4555. 1969 BUICK station wagon, 5221. I The Tribe | same fate held true for Den­ 196 def. Tom Scully 175-187-196. power brakes, rebuilt engine. PAINTING and paper hanging, Coughlin Roofing Co: 643-7707. PART-TIME janitorial work. MACHINISTS - We have the FOUND black and tan female Have company car. $1,195 or LAWN MOWER Service, repair commercial and residential. Call 649-5334. B Happy 11th Birthday Schnauzer type puppy. Call Dog best offer. 872-2320. and sharpening, pick-up and Free estimates. Call 644-0642. BIDWELL Home Improvement fpllowing opeings — lathe, Warden, 646-4555. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• delivery. Hours Monday Co. Expert installation of JIG BORE, Lathe, Bridgeport Bridgeport, tool makers, burr g - DONNA S Trucka-Tractors 5 through Thursday, 8 a.m. to HAVE YOUR home painted by aluminum siding, gutters and operators. First and second men, cintamatic. The Purdy To a wonderful daughter, $ trims. Roofing installation and shifts, top wages and benefits, Corp., 586 Hilliard Street, ji:; and a great sister A Montreal Batters 5:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 reliable college students. Good Then and Nom INTERNATIONAL Metro, p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 references. Call 875-0894, Frank repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. 50-hour week. Le-Mi Corpora­ Manchester, 649-0000. ig Love, ^ Personala-Announcementa 2 1^ , excellent mechanical con­ p.m., 872-8311. or Pete. tion, T' Mitchell Drive, ’Dad, lyiom, g dition. Needs body work. $300. GUTTERS and roof repaired Manchester, 643-2362. DENIAL Assistant ' Black Hawks Again Davey and Brian J i RIDE wanted to Pratt and 289-0251. COMPLETE Landscaping ser­ TEACHERS offer quality pain­ and replaced. Excellent Experienced preferred. Good workmanship. Reasonable MONTREAL (AP) — “It was a bad bounce for them but Whitney Aircraft, 8 to 4:45 vice, retaining walls, ting and reasonable prices, 12 HARDWARE Store — Clerk, knowledge of typing and shift, from Vernon Street, prices. Free estimates. 646- full-time. Apply -in person, business office procedure Y 1969— % TON Dodge pick-up, 4- sidewalks, sand, loam and a good one for us,” said Frank Mahovlich, who was the years experience, fully insured. 1399. Help Wanted 35 - A Special Edition Manchester area. Call 649-1630 speed transmission. Call 646.-' gravel delivered. 646-8514. Free estimates. 643-1609. Barrett Plumbing Supply Co., required. Write P.O. Box 416, middleman on the key play Tuesday night which lifted the after 6 p.m. 8823 after 5. ■ “ ’ anytime. 331 Broad Street, Manchester. • Manchester, Conn. CASHIERS wanted, part-time, Montreal Canadiens to a 4-1 victory over the battered J. P. LEWIS & SONS custom HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Closed Wednesdays. evenings and weekends. Older LIGHT 'Trucking — Father and roofing, storm windows, aw­ ■ RN or LPN, wanted doctor’s of­ women preferred. Apply in per­ Chicago Black Hawks. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Campera-Trallers decorating, interior and came what Canadien coach Highlighting son. Attics, cellars, garages. exterior, paper hanging. Fully nings. Quality workmanship, SHORT ORDER cook, steady fice, 35 hour week. Write Box son only, after 6:30 p.m., UA The triumph gave the high Mobile Homes '■ $ free estimates. Fully insured. “BB” Manchester Herald. Scotty Bowman called “the im­ Autos For Sale 4 Odd jobs. Phone 649-1805. insured. 649-9658. work, 7-4. Apply in person only. Theatres East, 1, 2 and 3, flying Canadiens a 2-0 lead in 872-9187, 649-3417. / Howard Johnson’s, 394 Tolland portant goal." A flying puck bit GRISWOLD — Land and Mobile Manchester PaKkade. the best-of-seven Stanley Cup NEED CAR? Credit very bad? LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, Tpke., Manchester. ' the sideboards in the Chicago Manchester’s home, 10x40’, located Pachaug PROFESSIONAL painting ser­ HELP Wanted servicing our final series. The Canadiens Bankrupt, repossession? lawns mowed, trees cut and vice, spray, brush, roll, ih^ ROOFING — Specializing zone and took a tricky bounce Pond, lot, 150x200’. Oil heat, repairing roofs, new roofs, .customers. Fantastic pay. Call SALES minded gal or guy could lock up the-series with, Honest Douglas accepts lowest septic tank and artesian well. removed. Cellars and attics terior, exterior. Free REGISTERED Nurses - 3 now, 688-9668, Mrs. LePage. two more decisions in Chicago over defenseman Bill White’s down, smallest payment, cleaned. Free estinlate. Call timates. Fully insured. 28 years gutter work, chimneys, cleaned p.m. to 11 p.m., II p.m. U) 7 needed immediately. Must be stick. First 150 Years! Price, $9,540. Call D&S Realty, and repaired,'30 years personable, able to meet peo­ Thursday night and Sunday anywhere. Not small loan 1-741-0123 or 1-749-8724. 643-6000. experience. 643-0001, a.m. 40-hour week. Salary $375 CHEF — First cook wanted afternoon. Mahovlich, who was to score finance .company plan. Douglas experience. Free estimates: bi-weekly, $,387.78 bi-weekly, ple. This position can be part- Rowley, 643-5361. preferably with Italian food time. Hours flexible. Must have Stan Mikita, the Hawks'-star the game’s final goal into an Motors, 345i Main. ODD JOBS, lawn care, light JOHN’S A-I Exterior painting with degree. Many fringe experience. Call 643-1179 1966 TRAVELMASTER 24’ benefits. Veterans Home and car, salary plus commission, center, missed Tuesday’s game empty net at 19:26 of the third distributed to pur subscribers a^no ad­ tandem wheel self-contained, tree work, removal service to by professionals. We also do between 9-11, or 3-5. AUTO Insurance — Lowest dump. Reasonable, 528-8649. WINDSOR Roofing & Siding — Hospital, Exit 23, off 1-91. West can earn you $300 per week. because of a painful ripped mid­ period, grabbed the puck and ditional charge on Saturday, June 23. You can order extra copies for 110 AC, gas pr 12- volt. $1,750. papering. , Written guarantee m rates available'. For telephone given. Call 649-5474, Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird Street, Rocky Hill. Call 529-2571 Call 646-14W for interview with dle finger on the right hand suf­ passed to Yvan Cournoyer, who 647-1258. Roofing, storm windows and MAN Wanted,, full - time, sales manager. quotation, call Rodney T. Dolin, ______'______• P ’TWO handymen want variety of extensions 395, 233, 248: experienced for pizza and fered in the third period of Sun­ hammered it past Tony prou?to be% " 'O"" 646-6050. jobs,. lawns' raked, limed, fer- doors, and gutters. Aluminum Esposito for what proved to be 1968 N. E. EXPLORER tent •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a awnings. 643-9444, 688-4849. grinder shop. Also female full day’s game and defenseman ^tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at­ LICENSED plumber and part-tirne. Good salary and the winning goaf. trailer, canopy, carpeting, Building-Contracting; 14 WAii'fED - retired person as Doug Jarrctt was knocked out 1966 CORONET 440, automatic, sleeps 6, good condition, $495. tics, cleaned. Reliable service. experienced in new construc­ good opportunity for right per- of action in the first period "That was the important / excellent condition. $800. Phone Reasonable rates. 643-5305.' ROSSI Ro.ofing, siding, tion. Call 646-4523. companion to stroke victim. Call 644-8138. chimneys, gutters. Free -es­ soh. AMly in person, C-J’s 273 Must be non-srtioker,'arid non­ Tuesday night when he injured. goai," said Bowman, “because / 643-9340. NEWTON'H. Smith & Sons - Remodeling, repairing, ad­ tim ates;'fully insured. Days, Broad Street, Manchester. drinker. Evenings. 649-5797. his rib cage. 1 was afraid it might have been TREE Removal — pruning, BAKER —■ Part-time, mor­ a v a i l e d 1970 TORINO GT, 2-door hard­ ditions. rec rooms, porches and evenings, 529-8056, ' Paul nings, we will train, Betty, Routed 8-3 in Sunday’s a different story if they had. Molorcyclea-BIcyclea 11 spraying, etc., fully insur^. EXTRA top, 4-speed, 429, V-8, clean. $1,- -Licensed. Free estimates. .roofing. No job too small. Call Cosgrove, 643-5364. Crocker Pie Shop, Vernon Cir- opener, the Hawks tried a com­ taken the lead. Right after they Anywhere In 250. 1-666-4507. MOTORCYCLE insurance — Phone 633-5345. : 649-3144. ■ cle. eback in the second game when tied the score, they had their . ALUMINUM Siding and custom COPIES LowWTT rates. Aiiuiicuidlt;Immediate MHlUini' binding they tied the count 1-1 early in best skating shift. If they had th e U.S.A. 1966 AMPHICAR. Economicatfl"?;authority. Call Joan Lane at WASHING Machine Repairs - 5. MASONRY — All types o f - -trim; Workmanshij) and MACHINIST wanted — LATHE & BRIDGEPORT the second period on a goal by gotten the lead, I think they 4 cylinder, 4-speed, 70 mph, ClajilW'-instrt-ance Agency, 643- RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore; stone, brick fireplaces, walls, materials-guaranteed. Free es­ Bridgeport work, experienced Cliff Koroll. would have been capable of converfible on land, 14’ twin 1126. Maytag. Reasonable rates. concrete steps, sidewalks. -No timates. Call 643-9043 or 875- only. Overtime and paid in­ 0669. Five minutes later, at-12:08, shutting us out.” screw, steel hull cruiser on Former owner Pike Coin Wash- job too small. Free estimates. surance. Penobscot 'Tobl and OPERATORS Just maii or bring this coupon to The Heraid along with SOp per copy, Over 20 years experience. After Gage, Merrow Rd,, Tolland. water. Low mileage. $1,750. 1- EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Dry Cleaning. 643-4913. Apply In person and we’ll take care of the rest. 666-4507. makes, models and speeds. 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. Heating-Plumbing 17 Route 15, Exit 99.. 875-8083. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, CARPENTRY — Porches, gar­ 1963 PLYMOUTH 318, V-8, good Manchester Bicylce Shop, 649- ages, additions, repairs, small •CARPENTRY - Repairs, BOTTI Heating and Plumbing FULL-TIME .waitress, days,, condition, one owner, 2200 or 2098. : ■ reiTiodeling, additions, roofing. — Prompt, courteous service. apply in person only. Howard THE E.A. PATTEN CO. Brewster to Conduct jobs. Free estimates. Stephen Call 643-1496. best offer. 646-5909 between 4-6. Martin, 646-7295 after 4 p.m. Call David Patria, South Wind­ Johnson, 394 Tolland Tpke., Fabricators of Aircraft Componant parts. 1973 OSSA, 250, Pioneer, 700 sor, 644-1796. Manchester. 303 Walharall 8t. Manchastar, Conn, . NO JOB too small. Immediate 1968 >-4 CORVETTE, clean and .miles,. Excellent condition, CEILING and'Ceramic tile “Soccer Clinic Tonight 'fcBfVSO service on service calls. Free h’ULL-TIMfii Hostess.®Must be loaded with extras. 'Call 649- many extras. $975. 649-2591 specialist. Repaired and WES ROBBING' -carpentry’ "Manchester, Then and Now’’ 8400 after 6 p.m., 649-2384 after 3 p;m. . estimates gladly given on neat, personable, enjoy The Recreation Department remodeled. No job too small. remodelUfg^ specialist. Ad­ -heating or plumbing. Faucets will kick off its spring and In 1969'and 1970 he played for Manchester Evening Herald Circulation anytime. Phone 649-8735. meeting people. Apply in per­ the Boston Astros of the ditions, rec rooms, dormers, repaired or installed. Water son, Howard .Johnson, 394 summer soccer program 1973 HARLEY DAVIDSON built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, professional American Soccer 16 Brainard Place; Manchester FORD 1970 Maverick Grabber, ’'pumps worked on. Complete Tolland Tpke., Oanchester. tonight with a clinic and 125cc, 5-speed, oil injection. TIQMELINE Floor Cleaning 649-3446. heating' SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS League.and in 1970 was a guest automatic, $1,495. Phohe 872- $55;5. Harley-Davidson Sales, 49 Coflfipany — We clean, wax and heatine'„ systems, rec liwms, registration at Manchester ------' ...... ett.Btt. CallCal______M & M Plumbingb ^ & ATTENTION housewives— Be participant in the training camp 6104. 1?ark Street, Hartford, 247-9774. . buff wood, tile and linoleum LEON CIESZYNSKI builder- High starting at 6:30. floors. Commercial and Heating. 649-2871. a money niaker as well as a Ben Brewster of the Connec­ of the first division English new homes-custom built, homemaker. Demonstrate toys and INSPECTORS teaip. West Ham United of Lon­ 1964 DODGE Dart, GT, with 1972 HONDA, CL450. Extra low residential. Phone 643-7932. remodeling, additions, rec Apply; ticut Wildcats’ professional From: 3 lines, 3 da’ ------:______TOWI^ Plumbing Service. for Friendly toy Party. Earn don. He recently signed with- vs,n .89* 1968 340 engine, 4-speed Hurst, mileage, still under warrantee. rooms, garages, kitchens soccer team will condqct the 24.000 miles on engine. Ole^ds Asking $1,200 or best offer. 646- STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Repa4

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H ttp W anM 35 Halp Wantad 95 Doga-BMa-Pata 41 Articlaa tor Bala 45 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M a ^ e ste r, Conn., Wed., May 2, 1973— PAGE THIRTY-ONE Bualheaa Locatlona- G S t 1 Friday — Sharp Gal TAG SALE — Today, 10 a.m. to Houaea For Sale 72 CAR IRISH Setter pups, ARC males, For Rent . 7 4 75 need to take dictaphone and good pedigree, ready to take 5 p.m., Route 44A, Bolton. Next 67 J Out Of Town-For sale 75 Out of Town-For Sal. MECHANIC handle other duties.' To $115. home. Reasonable. JB44-8692 to Herm’s Hideaway THREE Family, plus package MANCHESTER Fee paid. Call Ann, 289-2778, after 4 p.m. Restaurant. Round oak table store (real property only) UNKATAU VAUID! Long established, well I^rge rooms, excellent loca­ Bailey Employment, East with claw feet, china closet, • ™ **!|,0FFICE SPACE (NEW) We invite your Inspection of WELLSWOOD ESTATE - WELLSWOOD RD. equipped general garage, Hartford. -> FREE — Four kittens, three rockers, chairs, tables, oak fur­ tion. For information (Tall 643- .. 4 , , our 8-room Ranch so you can has penqanent opening for beautiful fuzzy, one smart. Gall niture, • bric-a-brac too 0683. Char Bon Agency. SECRETARIES — Spring' is 643-7054. numerous to name. judge what a fantastic buy it HEBRON — Near Rte. 66 mechanic!' Must be well 1' iwin «»We) is for $33,900. IW baths, here and so are the jobs. Many 2. 750 Square Feat MANCHESTER — Spacious qualified for trucks ,and secretarial positions open Boala-Accaaaorlaa 45 six-room Colonial located flSar carpeting throughout, family cars. References. Good ranging in salary from $120 up. Articlaa for Sala 45 schools, shopping and church. room, built-ins, fireplaced pay and working con­ Rita Girl needs you now to fill EVINRUDE outboard motors, Sevator nni’’ maintanance. I Formal dining room, fireplaced living room, garage and alum, LIVE BAIT — Open ‘24 hours. living room, priced in the low ditions. many exciting positions. Never Holsclaw and Mastercraft siding. Joe Ciordon, 64^5306. a fee to job applicant. Rita Girl, Ring bell for service. Shinera, trailers, sales-service^ I 30’s. Zinsser Agency, 646-1511. MELLEN, WHITE Manchester, 646-3441. crawlers, etc. 144 Deming Complete service’ department, Phone 646-6300 • •B&We* Street, Manchester. Wapping boating supplies, accessories, After 5 p.m., call 643-0026 ] MARVELOUS..' location near The BARROWS b WALLACE Co. and PALSHAW^ Road. ' schools and shopping center,' Realtor! — MLS HIgtiland S trw t EXPERIENCED gas station Woolsey paints, Gerich’s attendant, part-time, over 18 Marine Service, 1982 Tolland Rooms Without Board 59 Apartmonta For Rant I this 6-room quality built Cape Mancbeater Parkade — 649-5M6 __ East Hartford ALUMINUM sheets used' as .63 Fumlahad Apartmonta 64 Bualnaaa Loeatlona- with garage includes a new years old. Apply in person. Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. Fo Rant 67 printing plates, .007 thick, NICE ROOM in private home, Houaea For Sale pool, gas grill, fireplaced living MORTGAGE HELPER - Maple Super Service, 220 THREE-ROOM furnished Apartment Bulldtnga- 72 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. female only. Kitchen privileges For Sale room, wall-to-wall carpeting, Comes with this Contefnprary Spruce St., Manchester. SUNFISH Sailboat with trailer VILUBER heated apartment. Private en­ MANCHESTER - 100,000 70 APPLICATIONS being Phone 643-2711, and parking. 643-6609. TWO-FAMILY, 4-4, excellent dishw asher and range, in Ranch. Owner’s side has 7 ------and many accessories. $550. trances. Working adults. No square feet, will divide. accepted for new restraurant in condition. Good financing modern kitchen, partially com­ rooms, IVt baths, formal dining EAST Hartford — Executive 875-7806. a p a r t m e n t s pets. Security deposit. Suitable for manufacturing and MANCHESTER - 4-familv Vernon opening soon. Hostess, NEJVSPRINT end rolls, 25 ROOM for gentleman with available. International pleted rec room. Priced for room, sunken living room, den secretary needed for marketing References, 643-4860. warehouse. 1-748-5634. brick, 4-car garage, good in­ set you excellent Tow n-Hous^m u^ cocktail and food waitresses, cents eabh. Inquire side door, kitchen privileges, air- Associates Inc., Reators, 647- quick sale at $30,900 as owner or 4th bedroom, plus studio manager of small firm. Desires MERCURY Outboard Motor Five-room, 2-bedroom town come builder. Hayes Aeenev WHOLESALE. In times of Wild Inflation and still higher First class construction throughout - Landscaped to bartender. Some experience Manchester Evening Herald. conditioner, refrigerator- 646-0131. ^ 1300. has been transferred, (jail 643- apartment, (3 rooms and bath). personable, self-confident per­ 7 Vi h.p., used twice. Priced COZY 3-room furnished apart­ 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, perfection. COME SEE FOR YOURSELF, Call now for a necessary. Full and part-time. freezer, color TV, washer and house, wall-to-wall carpeting, 9835 after 5 p.m. for appoint­ Oyer acres with beautiful prices to come, we can offer you over 1100 square feet In a son. Good skills. To $145. Fee reasonable. Phone 649-3038. ment, heat, electricity, quiet office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- private sneak preview of Easy Country Living - Burn those For interview call 623-1429, DARK RICH, clean loam, 5 dryer. 643-5600. 2 air conditioners, appliances, MANCHESTER — 6-bedroom ment. view. Philbrick Agency, Condominium unit for only $22,500. Choice of carpeting In paid. Call Ann, 289-2778, Bailey *••••••••••••••••••••••••••• elderly working couple Bualneaa 'Property- .Miss Madeline, or apply at yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, heat and hot water, 1V4 tiled 5. home in business zone, 2 baths, Realtors, 646-4200. gracious living and dlnflng area, beautiful gallery kitchen, rent receipts and start building Equity. LOW $15.00 Employment, East Hartford. Sporting Goods 47 preferr^. No children or pets. For Sale j f . ElCamino Building, Route 30, sand, stone, pool and patio LIGHT Housekeeping room, • baths,' washer and dryer hook­ 2-car garage, aluminum siding, MANCHESTER — 5-5 Duplex, 3 A bath down, 2 extra large bedrooms up with luxurious monthly maintenance Fee. Nine units left for your selec­ Security. 643-2617.. 466 MAIN Street — Building for Vernon, 1 to 4 p.m. sand, 643-9504. fully furnished, stove, immaculate. Bel Air Real bedrooms, separate furnaces, bathroom’ full basedefnt for future "Rec" Room plus tion. 5 or 10 per cent down can do it. CALL TODAY! We will SAND Worms — fresh from up, patio. No pets. any business, office, or- MANCHESTER — Immaculate refrigerator, linens provided. Another Service Estate, 643-9332. excellent location near park, 7-room Cape. IVz batiks, hold an open Douse on the promises SUNDAY from 1 to 5 Maine. Salt and fresh water LARGE furnished 2-room commercial use, near Center. finished laundry room With washer-dryer hook-up. A park- EARN Extra money with Avon, NO EXPERIENCE SCREENED loam, gravel, 801 Main Street, 649-9879. u -* -:------— — ------$38,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131.' fireplace, formal dining room, P.M. So Come on overl fishing tackle. Get it at Mini- apartment in beautiful country llke setting, ample parking, brick & aluminum exterior. for those secret “ extras” your processed gravel, sand, stone, Call 649-7620 Call 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. I^NCHESTER Vicinity— For REQUIRED - SELL Motors, 188 West Middle Tpke., setting. $140 monthly pays garage, city water, city sewers. household budget won’t allow. and fill. George H. Griffing, An­ LARGE clean furnished room C I O the discriminating buyer, large 2.9 A(^RES, 7 rooms, two baths, Convenient location. Low 30’s. Manchester, 649-8705. everything.thin" 742-8161. MANCHESTER 10,000 square Have rttbre money to spend the dover, 742-7886. for responsible gentleman, COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT open Contemporary Ranch, built-ins, kitchen carpeting, Peiser Realty, 289-8628. GOOD HUMOR feet industrial space. Fully Kurt Lessenger GRI 646-8713 LESSENGER CO. way you want. Call for an ap­ private entrance, near center SPACIOUS, clean, five-room, DIVISION OF lovely picture window looks fireplace, garage. $36,900. sprinklered, loading docks, of­ Realtora Dick Selig GRI 742-9718 pointment. 289-4922. TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for (Sarden Producta SO 647-1145, 649-6896. two-bedroom apartment, Out of Town* CONNECTICUT onto marble fireplace, formal Hutchins Agency, 649-5824. CONDOMINIUM - Two Les Lewis 423-9291 ICE CREAM fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- Max Lessenger GRI covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 Appliances included. Utilities For Rent 66 © dining room, family room with bedrooms, air-conditioned, Joan Sadlon 228-3080 BOLTON MANSFIELD 1973 HARVEST - Pure Ver­ Apartmonta For Rent 83 0131. TYPIST - $5,700. Fee paid. • START AT ONCE cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- extra. Security, references. No screened patio for summer MANCHESTER — Immaculate wall-to-wall, appliances, pool, ROUTE 44-A ROUTE 32 Small pleasant office. EARN HIGH INCOME 6587. mont maple syrup. Pints and singles. $165 per month. 64^ ROCKVILLE — 3-room apart­ living, three bedrooms, 2t4 6- room house, 3 bedrooms, IVi tennis courts. Principals only, Excellent benefits. Call Sharon, NO CASH BOND larger, delivered. Phone 643- WE HAVE customers waiting 5946. ment, heat, hot water, stove, MANCHESTER 4,000 plus baths. All surrounded by large baths, detached garage, evenings, 646-0557. 9044. square feet store-building for LESSEHGER CO. 646-8150, Bailey Employment REQUIRED COVENTRY Flag Company, for the rental of your apartment refrigerator, $130. Security trees. Much more! Keith Real aluminum awnings, prime loca­ Service. Route 44-A. Flags all occasions, • *****••••••••••••••••••••••• .or home. J.D. Real Estate 126 SPRUCE Street - four deposit required. Adults only, lease. Huge paved parking REALTORS Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. tion on bus line. $33,800. Call HIGH ON A HILL — Custom HIGH LIBERAL area. Prime location In town banners and state flags. 742- Houaehold Qooda 51 Associates, Inc. 643-5129. rooms, first floor. Ideal for cou­ parking for one car. Call 643- D&S Realty, 1-741-0123 or 1-749- Ranch with a view of Hartford COLUMBIA — “ Circa 1750” Auctlona PERCENTAGE 9678. with highway access. Hayes is a member of the State of 8724. RANCH — 6 rooms, 1V2 baths, L 79 KEYPUNCH Oper - $ 6 , - 6246. Tom Manning. ple. No pets. $125 monthly. East NINE-ROOM Contemporary Skyline. 8 rooms. 2 full baths, 2 COVENTRY — 5-room home, This Dutch Colonial offers the DRIVER'S LICENSE Agency, 646-0131. i i ^'1 200. Fee paid. Mai Many comi CLEAN USED — refrigerators, LOOKING for anything in real LongmeadoW, 1- 413- 525-3493 Conn. CID, a com m ercial Ranch, over 2,300 square feet, fireplaces, one with fieldstone formal dining room, 3 large kitchen, new roof, plus warmth of three working benefits. Cali Sharon, 646-8150. ESSENTIAL MOVING OUT of state, mupt ranges, automatic washers estate rental — apartments, after 7 p.m. ROCKVILLE — Four rooms, Investment Multiple Listing lighted fountain, soundproofing, MANCHESTER — New listing. in family room, Anderson ther­ bedrooms, garage, treed lot. unfinished second floor. $23,90Q. fireplaces, one dutch oven, 24" Bailey Employment Service. 18 YEARS OR OLDER sell, Sear^-Lawn tractor, 12 hip. with guarantees. See them at B. homes, multiple dwellings, no modern heating facilities, 474 MAIN St. — Commercial Service. For more informa­ door openers, paneling, stone 7- room Ranch, excellent condi­ $33,900. Philbrick Agency, Hayes Agency, 646-0131. living room, IVz baths, three AUCTION mopane windows throughout. Friday, May 4th, 7 p.m. CHOICE TERRITORIES with mower attachments, plow, D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main fees. Call J.D. Real Estate MATURE LADY, pleasant appliances, yard, parking. Fifth place ideal -for office or store, tion contact: trim, wooded, privacy. tion, top location, gara^ , $32,- An immaculate home built in Realtors, 646-4200, bedrooms, family room, out­ TRANSCRIPTIONIST - $6,500. AVAILABLE snow blower. Excellent condi­ St., Call 643-2171. Associates, line. 643-5129. first-floor flat, 3 large rooms, room storage. $125 monthly. nSO. 646-2426, 9-5. Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. 500. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 1968. Rear yard completely COVENTRY — Mini-estate building. On over an acre. $44,- at Fee paid. Hours 8:45 to 3:45. tion. $750. Table saw, 7Vz" centrally located, reasonable. Utilities not included. 872-0359. Kurt Lessenger 646-8713 fenced in for dog. Two-car gar­ REAL cream puff! 4V2 room with 160’ on the w Two full 900. Lessenger Co. Realtors, THE BROWSING SHOPK PROFESSIONAL office, Ranch, large living room, Small company. Free parking. College Students apply now blade with 3Vi h.p. electric CARPETS — Wholesale to you DELUXE ONE — Bedroom Call 649-3866. MANCHESTER — Just listed, age with automatic electric baths, two-car garage. For 646-8713, 228-3080, 742-9718. Marlborough Junction, beautiful, spacious. Excellent Max Lessenger 1 - 423-9291 Call Sharon, 646-8150. Bailey for weekend and- sumfher motor, $100. Redwood furniture at our warehouse. The Carpet apartment, wall-to-wall EAST HARTFORD — Burnside 8- foom Cape, 3 bedrooms, for­ doors. $56,800. Philbrick Agen­ kitchen-dining area combina­ more details call The Zinsser exposure. First floor, all Routes 2 and 66 Employment Service. positions. Apply daily and outdoors, best offer. Phone 644- Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., carpeting throughout, complete Avenue, three and four-room MANCHESTER mal dining room, fireplace, cy, Realtors, 646-42(10. tion. Walk-out basement gar­ Agency, 646-1511. HEBRON — Young 5-5‘ duplex SIX-ROOM duplex, central facilities, parking. Reasonable Oak roll top desk (S roll), Saturdays, 9-5. 0353. Manchester. 646-8568. appliances, vanity bath. Cen­ apartments, heat, hot water, *********••••••••••••••••••• two-car garage. Aluminum age. Many extras. 50x150’ lot. on I '/j acres with more acreage location, available June 1st. rent. 649-1680, 649-3549. ARTICULATE mature in­ trally located $175 monthly. $195 monthly. Phone 646-3135. refrigerator, range, garbage Houaea For Sale 72 NEW COLONIAL siding, sunroom, rec room, COLONIAL RANCH. Near $28,900. M. H. Palmer, Realty, BOLt 5 n — Charming older 6- available. $42,500. Lessenger secretary, ornate vanity, pine dividual for interesting position 289-8251 ENCYCLOPEDIA Brittanica ONE MOBILE dishwasher, R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. disposal, carpeting, elevators, starting soon, custom 4- walk to East Catholic High. Country Club. 6 rooms, large 643-6321, Gertrude Hagedorn, room Colonial on 1'A' p ic­ Co. Realtors, 646-8713, 228-3080, wash stand, small oak table, 122 EAST Center St. New first- 649-0538, , in personnel agency. Sales slide proiector, Polaroid damaged, $108.88. One FIVE ROOMS, garage, parking. Office 560 Burnside COMFORTABLE, oversized 7- bedroom Colonial, large living 30’s, LaPenta Agency, Realtor," formal dining room, paneled turesque acres. Big country 742-9718. rocker, bureau, chairs, small GOOD HUMOR CORP. floor professional office space. 646-2440. oriented. College background. camera. All in excellent condi­ automatic clean oven electric duplex home, near school. No Avenue. Open daily 10 a.m. to 4 room Cape, 2 b a th s , 4 room, dining room, kitchen, fireplaced living room with kitchen and pantry, formal cherry table, wicker carriage, Convenient location, ample CUSTOM built 7-room Ranch, dining room, 3 bedrooms, two Call Mr. Schroder, 646-81M. Sullivan Ave.-Kennedy Rd. tion. Phone 643-1926. range, $269.95. One 18 cubic foot WOODLAND pets. Call 649-4061 p.m. Call 289-0000. bedrooms, "beautiful lawn. In fireplace, aluminum siding — built-in bookcases; Two-three HEBRON — Immaculate 7 pitcher and bowl sets, Vic­ Bailey Employment Service. South Windsor refrigerator, harvest gold, parking and on bus lie. Will sub­ one of Manchester’s finest THREE-BEDROOM, large bedrooms. Fireplaced family walk-out finished basement. fireplaces, stone walls and room Garrison Colonial, im­ divide from 100 square feet 'td $38,500. Two-car attached garage, torian oil lamp. Cuckoo clocky An Equal Opportunity CAR Top Luggage carrier. damaged. One 10 cubic foot up­ MANOR BOLTON — . Sunset areas. Priced to sell in the soundly built “ turn of the cen­ room, garage, plus many steps. Lovely country setting. mense living room with THREE-ROOM- apartment, 2,000 square feet, to fit your mantle clock, Minton Ja^ WANTED — Babysitter in Never used . $25. Phone after 6 right freezer, $179.95. One 15,- Apartments, off Route 44A, 20 Porter Street area. T. J. tury” Colonial, walk-up attic, extras. $38,500. Philbrick Agen­ enclosed breezeway. Beautiful Only minutes to Route 1-84. fireplace, ultra modern Employer near Main Street. Adult or needs. 646-1180. dinere, blapk walnut frames Manchester, for two small p.m. 643-8176 000 btu famous brand air- minutes from Hartford, quiet Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. NEW CAPE enclosed front porch, 2-car gar­ cy, Realtors, 646-4200. 137x195’ lot. $39,900. M. H. Louis Dimock, Realty, 649-9823. kitchen, formal dining room, APARTMENTS adults preferred. Call 643-8921. Palmer Realty, 643-6321, Ger­ and prints, Godey/and children, occasional -days and conditioner, $269.95. All models country setting, spacious, at­ Custom 4-bedroom cape, age, huge 50x90 barn, $31,900. four large bedrooms. Situated H o m n tu d Siraet FIRST-Floor front corner of­ trude Hagedorn, 649-0538. Limoges prints, bed/doll, evenings. Call 649-3670. TAG SALE — May 5th, 10-3, fully guaranteed. Many more to tractive, 3V2 rooms, kitchen living room, dining room, eat- Call Warren E. Howland, TOLLAND — Clean and large on acre lot, private dead-end (OH W. Middle Tpke.) THREE-ROOM, apartment, fice, all utilities. Parking, near MANCHESTER Boy’s bicycle, toys, games, choose from at extra savings. appliances, color keyed to Realtors, 643-1108. Ranch with 3 bedrooms, living street. $39,900. Lessenger Co., fireplace set, agate^ ware, TYPIST East of River firm MANCHESTER heat, parking, utilities. No pets. 1-86, $75 monthly. Talcottville MANCHESTER - 7 -room in kitchen, aluminum siding, TWO FAMILY - 5 up, 5 down, POSITION available for full books, baby furniture, B. D. Pearl Appliance, 649 Main decor. Wall-to-wall carpet, pan­ SOUTH FARMS room with fireplace, carpeting, Realtors, 742-9718, 646-8713, 228- sterling and silyerplate, needs trainee for MTST. Plea­ Porter Street. 247-4688, 236- area. 646-4485. C o lo n ia l IVz tiled baths; fireplace, IVz baths, full convenient, city water, city 3080. time head nursery school children’s clothes, household St., Manchesttester, 643-2171. Built by 0564. eling/ beams, sliding glass BOWERS School — Seven-room paneled: rec room, garage, crystal chandelie^Avon and sant office, congenial people, plastered walls, range, dis­ dormer. Immaculate 4-bedroom Dutch sewers, excellent income. $29,- teacher. Send resume to Colum­ items. 23 Candlewood Drive, UAR HOUSING CORP. Cape, IV2 baths, fireplace, wall- beautiful •'!/2 own this extra large Ranch in­ car garage, on a nicely treed NEW HAVEN (AP) - The loads of goodies. 721 Deming D. J. Henry Co., 644-1330. fldor laundry, central vac., more about Gateway, a DINING room table, 6 chairs, 643-9551 Purchases Section, 17 Van Dyke quickly. 643-0189. SEVEN-ROOM Sprawling baths, 2-car garage, walk-out cluding 3 bedrooms, 2 full acre lot. Fiano Agency, 646- Connecticut Association of SCHOOL Bus drivers wanted Street, Wapping. Saturday May automatic temperature con­ 2677. national party plan, call 649- table pads, $75. Formica Robert Murdock, Realtor custom Ranch in prestigious basement, dead-end street. One baths, formal dining room with Assessing Officers claimed Tolland area, full or part-time, 5thh. THREE.ROOM apartment, Avenue, Hartford, Conn., trolled green house, automatic 4153, 9 a.m.-ll a.m. dinette table, 4 chairs, $35. 643-9551 heat, hot water, stove, Wanted to Rent 69 Lakewood Circle area. year old. Philbrick Agency, planter, floor-to-ceiling brick Thursday that state legislation will train. Call 875-6378. Attention: Mr. William J. garage doors, plus many, many COLUMBIA -^Mini-farm, five Extra long single bed $35. refrigerator, carpeting and air- Professionally landscaped Realtors, 646-4200. fireplace, wall-to-wall TAG SALE — Friday May1 4th 9- Stephen J. Luchon Jr. Harvey, Purchases Coor­ more extras. Call today to in­ room Ranch^n 15 acres, dead proposed to help the elderly TOP-PAYING bookkeeper’s job Upright birch desk and chair, conditioned. Adults only. Call WANTED — Three room apart­ mnicured lawns and mature carpeting, garage, acre plus OLDER Man for janitorial ser­ 6 ,^ Saturdayj y uuntil n til 1 2 . Sup’t. - 646-5257 dinator. spect this rare home in a unique end street./Offered at $32,000. may hurt many aging citiens. in a growing advertising agen­ $20. End tables, $5 each. Lounge 643-7340 between 5-7 p.m. ment with stove, refrigerator, trees. Four fireplaces, 2% CIRCA 1730, 16 rooms, recently wooded lot. Extras throughout. vices and yard work. 643-2414. (Minnechaug Golf area). setting, $75,000. Philbrick Agen­ Fiano A g^ cy, 646-2677. / cy. Responsible for accounts chair, $115. Leatherette sofa, in Cheney Bros. area. Needed baths, covered terrace, many restored. 7 fireplaces) summer $36,900. Amedy Realty, Natchaug Drive. 649-5911. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. “ V/hile it purports to payable, accounts receivable, MANCHESTER Parkade ttMT, by June 1st. 643-2307. more features. A superb home. kitchen, 6 plus bedrooms, new Realtors, 875-6283. ^ •••••••••• • BOOKKEEPER...... with gegeneral wooden arms; $15. Call 646-4734. PLEASANT 4-rodm apartment, taxes, cost control reports and Apartments. We now have SOL Call Warren E. Howland, baths, kitchen. Two-car garage. _____:______Wanted-Real Eatate 77 alleviate some of the problems ledger experience, for.pleasant GARAGE SALE — Saturday second floor, stove, parking, --- / ■ ^ ■•v Y Teasant payroll. Substantial openings at the Parkade FOUR ROOMS, first floor, with Realtors, 643-1108. and include more people, it in and Sunday, May 5 and 6, 10-3 80” LAWSON sofa. Good condi­ middleaged couple or mature BUY $58,900. Philbrick Agency, Lota-Land For Sale 73 TOLLAND — Rent out half and .small, modern------office Va .acation bookkeeping experience Apartments, a short pleasant heat, hot water, stove, SE , ING your home or fact is going to take away many p.m. 89 Doane St., Manchester. tion. Ideal for rec room, $25. lady preferred. No pets. Call Withi MANCHESTER - Near Realtors, 646-4200. live rent. free. $15,000 down. and all fringering( benefits. Call 289-. required. Pleasant suburban of­ walk to one Connecticut's refrigerator. Willing to pay acri • a g e.? For prompt friendly 2708. 'Phone 643-0822., after 6 p.m., 649-5897. HEMIO WMT AD Glastonbury line. First time A-ZONE, city water and sewtfr, Beautiful 15-room log house on of the existing benefits, such as Mrs. C;Caesar. fice location, free parking, 37'/2 largest shopping centers. We $150. Mature couple, no pets. A Best Buy By BeHlore SI vice, call Louis Dimock AUCTION — Center DM 643-2711 offered. $42,900. Nine-room $9,000. J. D. Real Estate 7 acres. 12 minutes from Storrs, the tax freeze,” said Edgar hour week, excellent gro’wth furnish stove, refrigerator, Phone 568-7070. ■ ' This era Is not to (Hit It mildly,, a day and age of (ealty, 849-9823. Congregational Church, WESTINGHOUSE console 3 Vi ROOM second floor apart­ oversized Colonial Cape, full Associates, 643-5129. 24 minutes from Hartford, Belleville, association presi­ EXPERIENCED Carpenter potential, liberal benefits and heat, hot water, grounds Well Chetje H. Too! NEW TWO-FAMLY Manchester Men’s Club. Troop stereo, AM / FM radio, priced ment, single mature person "Bargains." They are few and far betweeni We believe, dormers, almost acre lot. Price reduced. $79,000. Amedy dent. wanted. Call 649-2361. vacation policy. Call for inter­ maintenance and parking. One Under constructioR 5-5, ALL CASH for your property 25, Boy Scouts. Saturday, May reasonable. Phone 649-3038. preferred. $115 monthly. Call however, that -the above pictured six-room home Trees, 4 bedrooms, paneled COVENTRY - On^half acre, Realty, Realtors, 875-6283. view appointment, 643-2118, bedroom, $159 monthly, two 649-2271. separate furnaces, 1'A baths, $3,900. Tolland, acre, $3,900. An­ within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, WEEKEND factory work, 5, 10 a.m. Inspection 9 a.m. represents an unusual value on today’s housing market. den, eating-space kitchen, 2 Marcom, 257 East Center bedrooms, $195 monthly. Call carpeting, aluminum Siding,' dover, $1,800. overlooking lake. BOLTON — Colonial Ranch, K'/z ■ instant service. Hayes Agency, The measure is awaiting ac- applications for plastic Some old copper, glass, tin, Here’s why: • ' raised hearth brick fipeplaces, 646-0131. Street, Manchester, Connec­ Mualcal Inatrumenta S3 649-5365 for more information. BiRCH STREET. 4 rooms, first Pleasant Valley only $45,900. PEISER rooms, eat-in kitchen, acn, iion in the House of machine operators are being ticut. silver, vases, mirrors, cuckoo unusual entrance foyer with Hayes Agency, 648-0131. clock, old baskets. Good rugs, floor flat, parking, one-car, one w S f A OISTfNCTJVE APARTMENT COMMUNITY REALTY,-289-8628. living room, 3 bedradms, Representatives. accepted for Saturday and Sun­ LOWRY portable double ATTRACTIVE two-room apart­ • 1 '/2 baths • Front-to-back living slate floor, and buttress-stair­ WE WILL buy your home. Call furniture, appliances, electric child accepted. $130. 647-9836. case, plush carpeting, many enclosed hreezeway, ovgrsized day work. Apply Personnel PART-TIME receptionist for manual organ, excellent for ment, stove, refrigerator, neat, • Central location room garage. Private tree/ yard. anytime, " Hutchins Agency, sewing machines. Radios, TV, ’ • LARGE ONE BEDROOM UNITS more features. A n^uch loved MANCHESTER - Mountain Belleville said the bill raises Dept., Monday through Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m.-5 rock and commercial use. hot water', electricity. • Treed Yard • First-floor den or Principals only. $3 2;^ . 643- Realtors, 649-5324. 'film splicer, records^ some 78 MANCHESTER — 2 bedroom home. Principals only. Owner, Rd., Ig5’ building lot with water the income exemptions from 8-4:30 p.m. Iona Company, 6 m. Must be able to type. Call Phone 646-7319. referfioces, no pets. $110. 228- • DRAMATIC MEZZANINE APTS. 4th bedroom CIRCA 1717— Rare Colonial on 5845. jazz'Classics, hi-fi, windows, apartments, security required, 646-3448. and ^ e r , $10,900. Merritt Regent Street, Mancheser. ■Ri! Aaron, East Hartford Con- 3540,^9-5325. • IMMENSE 2-BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 1 14 acres, 7 fireplaces, 2. barns. LIST YOUR rjeal estate, $5,000 to $7,500 but, by including house fixtures, mimeograph. available immediately. From ' Excellent example of period Agency7646-1180. Social Security and other GRETSCH 4-piece drums, with ' ' ^ • CLUB HOUSE — YEAR-AROUND POOL VERNON — Imfriaculate 3- business or residential property planters, outdoor grill.-toys! $125. Eastern Real Estate, 646- • Stove - Refrigerator - Air-Conditioner ^ MANCHESTER $35,900 restoration. Country setting. REAL Estate agent needed for Zildgian cymbals and cases, CENTER STREET - 4'/2 room bedroom Ranch/1'72 baths, full with Russell’s Real Estate,'l95 household income, the effective games, books, baby furniture. 8250. Phjlbrick Agency, realtors, 646- GRISWOLD — Pauchaug Pond, a local custom home builder. " QUALITY BULT RANCH Spruce Street, Manchester, 649- maximum.would be lower than Situation Wanted 38 paintings, floodlights, dishes! excellent condition. 649-9423 townhouse, l '/2 baths, all Pleasant Valley Road, So. Windsor Also - Frosting On The Cake 110x150, $5,500. Call D&S Real­ basement witlywine cellar, set Knowledge expanding into the after 6 p.m. If you are seeking a custom 4200. -9659, 228-9234. $5,000 in many cases. curtains, drapes, and hundreds appliances, carpetpd, 2 air- DUPLEX 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, OPEN 10 TO 5 P.M. WEEKOAVS-IIM WEEKENDS Priced in the mid-twenties ty, 1-741-0123 or 1-749-8724. on over a half^cre of beautiful­ general real estate Field. Call NURSES AIDE, experienced, conditioners, heat and hot built home in a top residential ly landscaped grounds witlv of other items. Something to in­ handy location, $200 per Will consider leaving entire furnishings O V E R S IZ E D CUSTOM 4- Dan Harner, A. F. Edwards desires private duty. Care or water, storage. $210. By ap­ Rental Offlce~644-2545 area, don’t miss this one. Wi fruit tree.sylarge vegetable gar­ ThkiUni of Sellini? In addition, ^ bill would Co., 647-1852. . . terest everyone. Refreshments month PhUbrick Agency, under right cirdumstances'l bedroom Colonial. Built in J972, ELLINGTON on Route 83, companion to elderly, 644-2376. Antiquea 56 pointment, Charles Ponticelfi, den, pa/io, outdoor stone require applicants for elderly a v ailab le. Colonel O. W. Realtors, 646-4200. baths, plastered - walls, First-floor fireplaced family 200x205’ lot has been surveyed, STOP 649-9644, 646-0800. Do call early - we wouldn’t want you to miss out! fireplace, 3-car garage, and tax relief to apply at the Murphy, Auctioneer. Answer to Frerioat Pvssls carpeting throughout, Rec room, 2'/z baths, with marble $8,250. Owner will assume NATIONWIeIe Credit Corp. HIGH School student available WANTED — Old curved glass much/more. On dead-end Inveatlgata our guaranteed THREE Rooms, tile bath, heat, room with bar, walk-up attic, vanities. 2-car oversized gar­ mortgage. Call D.&S Realty, 1- assessors office each year, he dealing with Banks, Manufac­ for yard work, experienced, china closets with broken glass. 474 MAIN STREET - Three- In Chbreh ■ in U.ll=l THE WILLIAM L BELFIORE AGENCY stree/ By appointment only. aalea plan tirat. said. LOST bright carpet colors? . hot water included. Adults, n built-ins and much, much age, full walk-out basement 741-0123 or 1-749-8724. turer, Wholesale and all types reasonable. 643-2391. Paying $30 and up. 649-7069. 643- room apartment, heat, $150. llh i >1 International •'Associates, .Restore them with Blue Lustre. security deposit, references, no REALTORS* 647-1413 more. J. Gordon, 649-5306. INTERNATIONAL of. business and professional 6710. • Security, family unit. 646-2426, ACROSS with sli.cl.MJg glass doors. Realtors, 647-1300. Rent electric shampooer, $1. ______■■______pets, parking. 15'4 School . D O W N Ask for SUFFIELD - 110x150’ Ipt “ This is a callous disregard people, needs high lype’ 9-5 p .m .' - . *• Beautiful skyline view-. ASSOCIATES, INC. 'SECRETARY - Gal Friday, The E. A. Johnson Paint Co., Street, second floor, across 1 Church part 1 Ventilates ..B&W.. located on Thompsonville r for advancing age and related salesman District manager mature, experienced. Call 643- 5 E n treat JOE LOMBARDO RAY NEGRO Philbrick Agency, Realtors, TOLLAND $39,900 Realtors 647-1300 723 Main Street, Manchester, WANTED to buy — Brass bed from the East Side Rec. 2 Before (Latin) The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. Road, city water and sewers. infirmities,” he concluded. to service add open new ac- 2975, 1-5 p.m. 9 Chiueh bench PAUL STEINMEYER 646-4200. 333’East Canter S t 649-4501. and marble top table. Call LOVEl,Y two-bedroom apart­ 3 Storage room BOB NURMI Realtors — MLS ' .Call D&S Realty, 1-741-0123 o r / MUCH MUCH UVMG .counts thip area. Age no han­ 12 Asian country fo r sacred ,__MairchMtsr_Parjgdej^,Mg;gO^ Bridgeport 1-335-3691. After 5 ment; with refrigerator, range, T iff NEW 1-749-8724. / In this gorgeous 7'/2-room M an c h e s te r dicap. No investment. , High HIGH School boys desire yard call 1-374-8852. disposal, heat and parking. $195 13 French hearth v essels 7-room RAISEJD RANCH,'I'/z commission-bonus. Leads fur- M F u ss 4 Mariner’s baths, fireplace, family room, Ranch, with a beamed work, window washing, etc. monthly. Handy tp Main Street. BIRCHWOOD APTS. 15 Speed contest ENFIELD — 46 acres. Foiy^n- ’ nishedif Write Manager, Box Reliable, reasonable. Call Read Call 644-2427. d irection fully applianced eat-in kitchen, cathedral ceiling family THINKING of selling? For the 16 Decorated 5 Spanish priest 2-car side entrance garage. formation call D&S Realty, 1- 4117, Cleveland,'Ohio,'44123. Frank at 646-3093. Wanted to Buy 58 124 MghUnd'St Mmehestef wine bottle room,, one full and 2 half service you want; call Bill 6 Route (ab.) Aluminum siding, nice lot. $39,- 741-0123 or 1-749-8724. / Herald Ads COMFORTABLE 2 bedroom Unsurpassed luxury, space and ap­ 18 Indian weight baths, carpeting throughout, Charbfinneau, Char-Bon Agen­ INVITATION 7 C ircle pairt 900. Philbrick Agency, cy, 643-0683. WANTED— Antique furniture, apartment in a 23family home, pointments. An abundance of privacy 19 Senior (ab.) MANCHE.STER - 102X'M2’. AA fireplace. All of this plus glass, pewter, oil paintings or in this small wooded complex. 20 S a in t------, 8 Affirmative 26 New (prefix) scandium LOOK! , Realtors, 646-4200. large kitchen, carpeting in: vo tes zone on first 200’ depth, rural much more on a wooded Vt • •••••• TO BID ■ other antique items. Any quan­ F rench 28 H oney 42 Occasions e r e eluded, no children or pets. Fcnlurlng: com poser 9 Eucharistic 29 G iv e (a b .) ACTION residential on remaining 432’ . acre lot. Gall Tony Wasilefsky H ARE. 61TB OF 60ME tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, p la te IF IT’S YOU WANT IN SELLING SPRING STREET AREA Older cpuple preferred. $170 21 Arrow poisons confidence . 43 N om ads allowing horses 'and stables. today, 649-5306. NOTICE LETTERS SEbJT ^ TO _ " THERE _ _ 165 Oakland Street. • 2 i ttbooiii ToumhoutM Ranch, 7 rooms, one full, two per month. Paul ,W. Dougan. 24 Present montti 10 Beautiful 32 Mdiuntaih 44 T au t coLLBcnoN iraiBp The Board of. Education of- • Eal-lH KItchMi YOUR HOME, LUOK AT THIS RECORD: half-baths, two fireplace, 2-car Asking $13,900, Helen D. Cole, bUGHTA’BE A. LAW" WHICH Realtor, 643-4535. (« b .) p laces (comb, form) 46 P u ff up , Realtor,. MLS, 643-6668! SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) — Manchester, Connecticut • Foniwl d M n i a m 11 L east garage. Large wooded lot. ••B&W«« WE'VE NEVER USED'" WANTED — Antique furniture, 25 Of us (Ger.) 33 Early Chris­ 48 Shoe bottom . ^ The BARROWS b WALLACE Co. A man with a gun slipped into • 1 1/2 b an t desirable Beautiful home and exceleint solicits bids for Emergency toys, -crank phonographs, COLONIAL OAK — 4*/4 room 27 Chalices tian church 51 Fem inine Realtor* — MLS a prayer meeting at the • Sbai oirpanig 17 River nymph 40 Acres' of land in Manchester Lights at the Manchester High / WnyHELD TO fW O recT \ swords, guns, glass, attic or 30 P erm it 34 And so forth nam e (pL) location. Philbrick Agency, ^J»Janchestei^|ark^^ townhouse, appliances, • FuN prhnila baaantiM 19 Discourse on East Hartford line. Philbrick Harnlin Memorial Baptist cellar contents. 643-6535. 31 Burrowing (» b .) 52 Vegetable 1) 33 Homes Sold in 58 Days Realtors, 646-4200. School. Sealed proposals will be 7Wf innocent "> Ano US.') utilities, etc. $200. j . D. Real • M v tia tnlrancaa and paUoa 22 Neon (chem.) Agency, Realtors, 646-4200, church here recently and rodents 35 S ein e ' 54 Rodent received until June 14, 1973 at Estate Associates, 643-5129. Rentals start at 12S5 Including 33 Masculine 23 Salutation 2) For Approx. 'A Million Do!|lars BOl/rON — From the people forced two men to take up a g g e A - t W ORK.! 39 Helper (ab.) 55 D evotee 94 HAWTHORNE Street - A 3:30 p.m. The right is reserved Rooma Without Board " 59 heat. Model a|Ihrtment open nickn am e 25 Ultimate (ab.) who deal in the unusual — now collection among thfe ,'10 41 Symbol for 56 Snooze 3) 10 Salespeople to Serve You ^ „ vacant 4-room Cape Cod that BOLTON-Andover, acreage AVAILABLE immediately — 4- "dally 1-5 P.M.. Sat. and Sun., 36Pla5Tthing from $500-$l,000 per acre. Most- comes this beautiful 9 room Tsons assembled in,Jhe pews, to reject any and all bids. 12-5 P.M: Other' times by could be expanded upstairs. ,= « V c l f THE THUOMPSON House' - room garden ppartment, 37 Kind of exam 1 1 3 1 S“ 4 r r - 1 n r r r 4) Extensive Advertising — Newspapers, H^use Buyers’ Guide, ly wooded. Fiano Agency, 646- executive Ranch with over 2,300 he m an pocketed an . Specifications and bid forms Cottage St., centrally located, appointment. . New -heating system, stove, carpeting, avoca^Jo appliances, (p L ) 12 2677. • square feet of living area. Two undetermined amount of" may be secured at the Business 38'Took food 1$ M Homes Magazine refrigerator, air-conditioning large, pleasantly furnished $195. .Lease and security - stone fireplaces, and much money and fled into the night. Office, 45 N. School Street, rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 PAUL W. DOUGAN. Realtor 3 a W i l d o x o f id and carpeting included. Sen­ required. Call 646-2699,649-3978. ' C eleb es . IT 5) Guaranteed SaleS Plan. more, surrounded by an acre of Manchester, Connecticut. Ray­ O u r f a v o r it e le t h e s e a l e d sibly priced to sell at $26,000. T. I* for eveernight and permanent 643-4B3S ‘KEEP SMNJNG- trees, shrubs and lawns. This **•*•••••••••••••••••••••••• ENVELOPE WITH THIS RETURN : giiest rates. 40 United States ii 6) Market Evaluation of your Property at No Cost to You J. (Jrockett Realtor, 643-1577. mond E. Demers, Business Suprem e KEEPIttPPr’ property is too gorgeous to Wanted-Real Eatate 77 Manager. a d d r e s s o n t h e B A C k - Court (ab.) 7) Members of 3 Multiple Listinjg Services ACTION Guaranteed describe. You must see it. MANCHESTER — Large clean A P A R T M EN T 42 Horse feed FIVE-ROOM apartment, se­ A zs from the LIVELIEST REALTORS EAST OF THE RIVER — International Associates, furnished room, maid service. 45 T hanks (F t.) a RENTAL OFFICE cond floor, new wall-to-wall 47 Edible plant Realtors, 647-1300. Phone 649-2813. w THE MITTEN REALTY CO. Striving Today IWe have a 'la rg o ^variety of!’ carpeting, couple only. No pets, 49 F ren^ article V' 33 34 y $165 monthly.'Security. M. H. 50 Chemist’s COVENTRY ^ Attractively LADIES only —' Nicely fiir- sdeluxe one and two-bedroom * * JS — for a Palmer Realty, 643-6321, Ger­ w orkshop Has Moved To remixleled Colonial Cape on ■ i'. ni'shed room for rent, commtini- (apartments and townhouses I ! trude Hagedorn, 649-0538. (coU .) 40 Bl rural acre, modern kitchen and ’ .. Better Tom orrow '//I'.-' I ty kitchen and bath, all utilities ^throughout Manchester. Ren-: t 53 Choir loft 1 43 44 -t— bath in a home with the charm ' included, located on bus. line, c*t». Inc su ffix U $1 2 8 0 -7 4 7 5 whether selling or buying, Call 643-6930 i privileges, near bus line, 641-1021 62 7 4 2 -8 2 4 3 lake: Secondary financing T * « * « * « 4 centrally located, security. 649- 62.TNm e go n e b y ! (>arking. 649-5271. t MEMBER MLS available. $10,000. Philbrick Phone 646-2311 ., 1919, between 5-7^“"’^.*-~“— ■ (NEWIPAria INTiaPKKI AUN.) Agency, Realtors. 646-4200. I

' f ' •* »; p r p rr S . P ■* ''p p r / » ■ • / , A / ,• • » PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Wed., May 2. 1973 Vernon BARB Democrats Will Honor Notes By PHIL PASTORET Today^s Lottery The Weather The busiest guy in the office is the one who does Six Members of Party Number . SnoW While nothing. Occasional' showers late'* today, partlyV O * • A musical adaptation of A bout 300 p erso n s a re of the town committee; State 88071 cloudy tonight with iows in the low DOS’" ' ‘‘Snow White^'^nd the Seven Locking the barn after expected at a dinner-dance Rep. Francis Mahoney, former 'X Paniy sunny Friday with high in.jip^r Dwarfs ” will be presented at the horse is stolen is one Saturday at Willie’s Steak town director and former Vernon Elementary School way to get rid of the feed House, when six prominent Manchester mayor; and Judge Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The . btlls. of Probate William FitzGerald, MANCHESTER, CONN., THIJRSDAY, MAY 3, 1973 - VOL. XCII, No. 181 I^anchester—A City of Vilinge Charm Manchester Democrats will be TWENTY-TWO PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FiPfEEN CENTS production is being directed by honored. also a former town director. Mrs. Marjorie Osborn, music The guest speaker will be teacher. U.S. Sen. Abraham Ribicoff and The cast consists of children attending will be U.S. Rep. Wholesale in Grades 3, 4 and 5. Mrs. William Cotter. The master of PENALTY Osborn is being assisted by HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) _ For Coverup Roles Im Watergate ceremonies will be Democratic Mrs. Lee Ruocco, teacher’s When the win ner of a $100 door Priee Drop Town Chairman Ted prize was announced at a aide; and Mrs. Constance Cummings.. Cokkinias, fourth grade teachei* meeting here, Don Welch In April who is accompanist. Shooting a movie is what The event will honor Miss consulted his ticket and Barbara Coleman, former vice Mrs. Joanne Hachey, art should happen to a lot of snapped his fingers in chagrin the present crop. chairman of the town “Dogg()ne it!” he exclaimed. WASHINGTON (AP) - teacher, is assisting other Deposed Aides commiftee; Dr. Walter ‘I just missed by one digit. The teachers, Mrs. Renee Hartzog, Wholesale prices of food and Schardt, who retired from the lucky guy behind me as we Mrs. Barbara Elsbree, Mrs. farm products declined in April Board of Eddcation after 10 came in got the $100.” Diane Gagnon and Bernard Breaking bread with for the first time in six months your neighbor is the only years service; former State “And I’m that lucky guy,” Rooney in making the scenery: said his wife, Barbara. “If you but the drop was more than way you can get the rolls Rep. N. Charles Boggini, also a offset by the biggest jump in in­ Costumes were made by Mrs. apart at the local beanery. had been a gentleman and let Indicted Christine Hill, MrS. Brigita former member of the Board of me go ahead of you, you would dustrial prices in 22 years, the Education; Town Treasurer Coucher and the directors. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) have had the winning ticket.” government reported today. BROOKS JACKSON Roger Negro, former treasurer By dent Nixon’s chief domestic ad­ finance the Watergate bugging. Anthony Lengowski will be in The decrease in prices for Associated Press Writer viser, have resigned. And charge of props and lightirtg. processed foods and farm No individuals were accused in WASHINGTON (AP) - Wednesday the White House that case either. The children have been rehear­ products was led by a 2.9 per Outgoing White House aides effected a realignment of sing for the production since cent drop in meat' prices, ap­ Government auditors have H.R. Haldeman and John D. responsibilities. Staff veterans told the Justice Departmental February. ALL BEDDING ON parently reflecting the eff^ts EhrliChman are scheduled to will fill their vacancies tem­ of the recent nationwide con­ two - other cases of apparent visit the Watergate prosecutors porarily, sources said. Vice' financial violations by the Puc INamed sumers meat boycott and Presj- Arbor Day at Talcottville School SALE today, various sources report. President Spiro T. Agnew was Nixon campaign, and have Robert J. Pue of Fox Hill Dr., (lent Nixon’s ceiling on meat Later the two are scheduled given an expanded role in for­ Rockville, has been nominated' prices. recommended prosecution of Students at the Talcottville School and Bernaril Growl, flowering crab tree. The occasion was Arbor Day IbaanpriBfllittmMi to meet investigators from the ming domestic policy, the Hugh Sloan Jr., the former for the office of vice president But the prices on a broad of the Connecticut Society of executive directoi* of the Rockville Area Chamber of , ceremonies, trees were donated to all schools, by the 2BoxSpiiifi Senate Watergate committee White Rouse announced. campaign treasurer. Action Is Commerce and Anthony Maggliocco, superintendent of chamber’s Beautification Committee.(Herald photo bv range of industrial raw on some <‘neutral ground” Meanwhile Wednesday, the pending. Certified Public Accountants. dfarjost materials rose 1.4 per cent, the Elections will be held May 18 at special education, look on as Wayne Umberfield plants a Dfiara ) / belonging neither to the Justice Department cited the largest monthly increase since Andalucia Plaza, Marbella, executive nor legislative arm of Nixon campaign for failing to The Watergate grand jury January 1951, said the Labor Spain. government, a source said. report a secret $200,000 cash heard two key witnesses The'school will run from June Pinochle is played Tuesdays department’s Bureau of Labor The meeting will be the 66th That meeting could cothe later gift from accused mutual-fund Wednesday. Former Nixon 25 through July 6 from 9 to 11 ;30 and Thursdays at jhe Lottie Statistics. annual one of the society. today, but sources give looter Robert L. Vesco. campaign deputy Jeb S. a.m. each day. Classes will be Fisk Building, Henry Park at The industrial commodities William DeMayo of New Haven differing accounts of the The committee, which could Magruder appeared for what is held for each grade level from 1:30 p.m. index is regarded as a truer is president-elect. timing. be fined $3,000 on the alleged thought to be his first testimony 3'/2 to Grade 6. To be eligible measure of inflation than food Planting Time At Manchester Memorial Hospital ■The Coffee House program at \ The developments come’ violation, denied it had broken since the scandal broke open. . children must have been 3 years X^liurcli Sale prices as it is less affected by the Rockville Public Library, of age by Jan. 1, 1973. Members of the Connecticut Landscape Contractors amidst reports" that the two f the law. It also noted that And E. Howard Hunt Jr.— will resume on Friday afer a The Women’s Fellowship of seasonal changes. Robert Hilditch of Rus-Hill, 58 Summer St. and John Fer- This will be a Christ-centered oowiiTowEiniiciiEsnt face possible indictment for Vesco’s money was given back already convicted, sentenced two-week shutdown. The the First Congregational Over-all, wholesale prices (CLC) worked diligently Wednesday planting 149 Pfitzer nandis of Willimantic were in charge of the project. CLC program with the theme, “Tell their role in an alleged White to him after the Securities and and given immunity from program runs from 7 to 9 p.m. Church of Vernon will hold a rose «ght-tenths of one per cent Juniper and 82 forsythia. plants on the grounds of has contributed similar projects to Tweed Airport in New the News — Share the Love.” House coverup of^ the Exchange Commission sued further prosecution in the case and is for students in Grades 9- food and rummage sale, Satur­ in April, a significant jump but Manchester Memorial Hospital near Turkington Dr. All Haven, Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks, Watergate wiretapping. him for siphoning $224 million 12. The time is spent in learning day from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at - was brought from his jail cell below the ecord 2.2 per cent in­ plants and labor were donated by the CLC with a monetary and the facilities for handicapped children in Newington. about Jesijs, making craft the church on Rt. 30. Haldeman, White House chief from four overseas mutual in handcuffs for a repeat Making a return appearance crease in March. contribution from Mulnite Nurseries in Broad Brook. (Herald photo by Ofiara) of staff, and Ehrlichman, Presi- funds. will be Jim Foran and Jeff projects, outdoor play, singing O K N WED., TNURS appearance. Nash, known as “Fosh.” The and refreshments. Each child Officers !\uincd The Justice Department will be given a workbook and a AND FRI. NIGHTS two young men play guitars and Dorothea Peabody of Vernon didn’t accuse any individuals of Hunt testified for about two sing. They write their own box of craft supplies. No fee is has been elected president of '■■*1 wrongdoing in its three-part in­ hours, and didn’t speak to charged for the program but Money Bill Clears formation filed in federal court. songs but sometimes play other the Second Congressional newsmen. Magruder testified contributions are welcomed. I ~News j Centralized School The Nixon campaign already compositions also. Among their District-North Republican for three hours, and said later original tunes is “Monkey Women’s Association. You'll be has paid an $8,000 fine for he answered all questions Madness.” Nash recently I’iiioclile Scores / / Elections were held Saturday Ainaied House Committee failing to report money paid without being granted immuni­ recorded one of the songs he at the annual meeting. Other of­ from a secret cash fund used to Thursday tournament WASHINGTON (Af>) - A .Large allotments in the final Management Planned ty. wrote, entitled, “Love Is winners in the Vernon Senior ficers elected were Frances - at this Real.” Stearns, Storrs, vice president; $2.85-billion supplemental bill include: Citizens Pinochle group were Croat measure-the last of the big Pentagon budgeting for program im­ Eunice Guay, Andover anii —$899 million for increased, DOUG BEVINS « establishes detailed lists of Ed Quinn 669; Dot Whatley 631; ^ money bills, for the current pay costs. plementation.” Officers INumeil Margaret Anderson, Columbia Colonial LOS ANGELES (AP) - The (Herald Reporter program responsibilities for Frank Minor 623 and Ann Quinn fiscal year—was cleared today “The emphasis is going to be McGovern Praises 598. and Faye Kuehl, Stafford, dis­ Bedroom Buy! —$614 million for grants to judge in the Pentagon papers The central administration of key staff members. A program Walter Berry has been named by the House Appropriations on outcome rather than on the chairman of the newly formed The winner, to date, of the trict vice presidents; Zsabei. statds for public assistance. trial has raised the possibility the Manchester school system structure chart is divided into a Committee for action by the learning process,” the tentative Committee on Retired Persons highest total for four hands is Perkins, Hampton, recording —$370 million for flood and that the case may never go to has begun to formulate a total learning program (including M secretary; Helen McFarland, full House next week. disaster relief programs. the jury because of unanswered management system — PPBS manual states. Press Tenacity under the direction of the Gertrude Edwards with 188 regular and special programs) Mansfield, corresponding' Cnlionea your bodroom vrMi 299th« "Amerkon SotHor" The fiscal year ends June 30. —$226.5 million for higher questions involving links to the (Planning, Programming, One of the ideas built into Rockville Area Chamber of points. The highest individual ^ . ancl a policy and direction secretary; Ginger Willard, Uniquely styled with groined swirh ond knotty effoetk la The bill’s total is $307 million education programs. Watergate affair. ' Budgeting System) — which the PPBS is involvement of more Commerce. total- for the tournament, to pint lofidt, venotn qnd fine hordwoodi. long Ilfo te program (mostly ad­ ■Ashford, treasurer and Anna less thaa'Rresident Nixon townspeople in the school Charles Pressler is vice chair- date, is Emily Brooks with osiurod with corofre'o plo itle tops. Includes doubi# —$87 million for retired U.S. D istrict Court Judge Board of Education is expected ministrative functions). In W atergate Affair man and Glen Roberts 19841 points. Gertrude Edwards Mae Pallanck, Union, dpiegate drosieo mirror^ 1 , meeting tonight at 8 at the tray may be used as a coaster, mint BEDROOM , Chest SOOfViO president of the Connecticut 'amendment to authorize $1.6 —$3.4 million for additional nationwide funding this New Mayor given jured in the robbery which resignation frbm the post he Mayors and Municipalities and church. The njeeting is open to State Employees Association, million for the school while the state laboratories. summer for the Neighborhood dish, ash tray, or as a momento of Herculon SET , Bed YOO netted the bandits $4,000.’* had Iteld for two years. John J. Driscoll, president of the public. Household hint said he planned to call a House turned down a proposed ■' —More than $13.4 million for Youth Corps program. The Manchester’s 150th Celebration. The Gold, two 16-year-old Bloom­ Callaway, W, is the son of the the State Labor Council, meeting of state workers in the $8.9 million addition. additions and improvements to federal government, they said, HANNIBAL, Mo. (AP) - field youths and a 15-year-oId late Cason J.'Callaway, founder pointed to a national survey Trinity Covenant Church will seal is permanently etched into this The governor’s approved tax' the Cheshire Correctional Com- wants cities and towns to use When Bernard Williams, the boy were arrested last Friday of the Callaway Mills industrial near future to discuss a possible that claims the nation’s have a prayer time tonight at 7 exquisite satin-finish pewter tray. empire. work stoppage. package will: ' munity. Emergency Employment Act new mayor of Hannibal, moved in connection with the April 25 municipalities can use funding and a Bible study starting at —Eliminate the 6 per cent tax. House Republicans praised funds to hiring disadvantaged Limited Production 810 into his City Hall office, he robbery of the same bank in Also unhappy were this summer for 1,018,991 youth 7:45 with the Rev. Norman E. Main St., Manchester on dividends. > the budget as reasonably youths. ‘ - found two r ^ rings drawn in which b , 200 was taken. Gold is Democratic members of the I jobs. Swensen, pastor, asMeader. Hou^ who saw a series of -rPhase put the personal J meeting the needs of Connec­ But while they said Public bright, red crayon on the desk being held, on $25,000 bond on a Strike Ends They called in letters to CHICAGO (AP) - The budget amendments defeated. property tax on property ticut citizens in a way that Employment Program funds., The Mayfair Y Club will have and floor of the office. charge of conspiracy to commit President Nixon and Connec­ Shop Wed., Tfiurs., Fri. Till 9 P.M. .Brotherhood of Railway, and An amendment that would acquired after the 1973 assess­ rnade a tax cut possible. already received by the' a social gathering Thursday at Outgoing Mayor Henry first-degree robbery in that ticut congressmen for a new municinat i t i ^ Glascock, who was defeated by Airline Clerks announced early have provided a 6 per cent pay ment date. Democrats, however, said 10 a.m. at Cronin Hall of case. federal allocation of $476.9 have been^of “immense impor- . Williams last month after ser­ today that a tentative agree­ increase for state employes —Provide $10 million in state the budget didrHt go far enough Mayfair Gardens. Chief Kerrigan said Rice is million for such jobs throughout tance” in fighting unemploy­ SUOOR ving one term, explained. | serving a sentence at the Hart­ ment has been reached with the making less than $10,000 a year reimbursements to tdwns for in meeting heeds in the areas of the nation, of which $394 million the loss of taxes after July 1, ment, the President and Boy Scout Troop 123 will meet of D/\anches1er “It’s wherq I put the budkets ford Correctional Center for a REA Express Co. ending a and 3.5 per cent for those ear­ education, jobs,' housing, would go to Connecticut. 1974. The bill does not involve Congress must appropriate tonight at 6:45 at Community when it rains. The roof leaks. A previous arrest. nationwide strike after three ning more was beaten 76-68. welfare, mental health and aid Without such federal funding, xfi motor vehicles, boats, air­ fresh funds “to prevent a youth Baptist Church. 917 MAIN STREET 643-5133 MANCHESTER mayor can’t be expected to He said the link between the*: hours. Another that would have to municipalities. they said, the unemployment provided property tax relief at planes, inventories or public unemployment disaster.” remember where everything two robberies was discovered A spokesman for the union They also accused the ad­ situation next summer will be the rate of $3 per person lost 89- utility property. “Our cities and towns need at m goes,” Glascock a(lvised his during the iOvestigaUon of the said the Union’s president, C.L. ministration 6f un­ "catastrophic, inviting graVe 65. least a few weeks to plan ahead successor as he moved in latest holdup. lalioth instances, Dennis,,sent a telegram to all r-Continue the capital gains derestimating revenue while dangers to our cities and tax at 6 per cent on 50 per cent for the jobs they need done and Wednesday. masked men took cash from the .general and local chairmen One that would have canceled overestimating expenditures in towns.” V. today informing them that thfe scheduled salary increases for of capital gain. they cannot do this without your bank at gunpoint then fled on order to create a budget surplus Sullivan,.who is first select­ assurance that funds will be foot into nearby woods. morning shift should return to state coipmissioners and their —Allow businesses to deduct that could be used in 1974—an man of Fairfield, and Driscoll ' m m m work. deputies—whose salarijep aren’t past losses before paying the 8 provided,’’ Sullivan and election year. said the Nixon administration Driscoll said i^the letters. >

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