The Weather PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Ffi.. Feb. 9. 1973 / Business News » . _ Review Fair tonight, ),ows 5 to 10 above. Mostly Deputy Honored By Emblem Club sunny Sunday, high in mid 20s. Precipita Current Birthday Customs On Page Three tion probability near zero. Fair continued,, cold Monday. District Deputy night was Putnam, Hamden, MQddletown, Stem From Ancient Times observed Wednesday by tbe Winsted, New London, Milford Manchester Emblem Club at and Rockville also attended. MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1973 - VOL. XCII, No. Ill Manchester—A City of Village Charm FOURTEEN PAGES-TWO TV PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS which time District Deputy Past presidents of the club KANSAS CITY, Mo. day celebration with tbe cus- all those who were invited to his tbms ol tbe pagan Greeks and birthday celebration but were Mrs. Robert Burke from East served as hostesses. The (AP) — In celdtrating the Ribmans, and thus discouraged unable to attend. Hartford Emblem Club was following were committee February birthdays of an^ celebration of the natal Birthday cards first ap honored. chairmen: Mrs. Frank Toros George W^»bingtoo and Abr day. peared in England and America and Mrs. Gert Hawthorne, M: aham Lincoln, Americans are However, by tbe 12th century about 1850 — shortly after tbe Also attending were Mrs. buffet; Mrs. Samuel Vacant! helping to keep alive what was Christians were keeping birth first Christmas cards appeared. Josephine Crossland, president and Mrs. Charles Ponticelli, once a custom reserved only for records and baptizing t b ^ chil Birthday partly for children of tbe state past pi^dents; decorations; Mrs. Alfred Kissinger In Hanoi royalty. dren with tbe name of a chosen are sometimes^ tliougbt to be Mrs. Myrtle Connoly, supreme Ritter, door prizes. No records were kept in an patron saint — often tbe same native to tbe American culture assistant marshall; Mrs. Committee members also cient days of the birth dates of saint who was honored on tbe but they actually started with Beatrice Broadrick, supreme assisting were Mrs. Joseph the common people, so their date of the child’s Urtb, tbe the German “ klnderfeste’’ or district deputy; Mm. Yvonne Reynolds, Mrs. J(din Ziem ^, only knowledge of such events researchers said. The custom “ children’s festival.’ ’ O’Connor, supreme press cor Mrs. Stanley Baldwin, Mrs. was the annual celebration of led to the celebration of the Today cbildrai’s parties are respondent; Mrs. Cecelia Luzzi, Harold Gadboury, Mrs. John the birthdays of royal person name’s day rather than tbe replacing traditional family supreme assistant chaplain; Callahan, Mrs. Kenneth Hodge, ages, according to Hallmark birthday among eariy Chris feasts in countries throu^uHit Mrs. Carroll Hawthorne, Mra. or POW Releases Mrs. Ruth Ventura, supreme Cards researchers. tians. the world, tbe study showed. treasurer, and Mrs. Doris Grip- Ponticelli, Mrs. Harold Griffin But today children of the poor The custom of recording Refreshments, games, decora Jr., Mrs. Anthony Berube, Mrs. SAIGON (AP) — Henry A. Kissinger opened four days of Kissinger told newsmen in Vientiane, Laos, before going tions and gifts are basic to ev po, supreme press. and the rich and adults in all birth dates spread quickly with Raymond Johnson and Mrs. postwar talks in Hanoi today, while U.S. and Vietnamese to Hanoi that his visit was one “of good will and con walks of life the world over sing ery party. But custom still dic Members from clubs in West tbe rise of western civilization. Jack Carson. representatives in Saigon made final plans for the release ciliation.” He said that President Nixon, “ hopes that this familiar birthday tunes, light The common people adopted tates many aspects of the cele Haven, East Hartford, Groton, candles on birthday cakes, many of tbe andent traditiods, bration. of about 142 American and 3,000 Vietnamese prisoners of visit can inaugurate an entirely new relationship between make secret wishes, give which are still followed today, In Holland children nnake up war Monday. the United States and North Vietnam.” presents and send greeting for their celebrations of these a “ Verlanglijst,” listing all the Kissinger landed in an Air Force jet shortly before noon He said he hoped his consultations with North Viet cards. personal holidays. items they would like as WOODLAND GARDENS at Hanoi’s Giam Lam Airport, which was heavily damaged namese leaders on postwar relations, a lasting peace in One of the first birthdays For example, birthday can presents. But it would be con ever recorded was that of Pha sidered impolite for a Japanese “Lut John, PhU or Uon ZapiKUu Hoip YouT last December by U.S. bombers. He was the first ranking Vietnam and a halt to intensified hostilities in Laos, would dles were once believ^ en 16S WOODLAND ST.— Opon Dally 1U 8— Phono 643^ 7 4 ] raoh, described in the Book of dowed with special magic for diild to request a specific gift U.S. official to set foot in Hanoi in over a decade. “usher in an era of peace for all the people of Indochina.” Genesis. The celebration in or even to indicate a prefer WEW OPEN ttlNOATS H 1:00 PJL granting wishes — a theory “ We are prepared to start a cluded a great household feast ence. OMriag 9 m M o b B i el fahm anr-. started by tbe ancient Greeks, new understanding with North “ foreign countries shall put an to which all the servants as well the study revealed. That’s why end to all military activities in as the family were invited. The Russians have a birthday Como So# Our ContpM» SUtetlon of Vietnam and we hope that all even today children make a the people of Indochina will Cambodia and Laos.” Prisoners also were released wish before blowing out their pie almost as often as a cake; PLANTS for TERRARIUMS Leaders Huddle from jail on that day. Icelanders are treated to can devote their energy to construc In Vientiane. Laotian leaders birthday candles. were reported to have dis It took a special resolution by Birthday cakes also had their ned fruit at the celebration, and tive and peaceful pursuits,” tbe Senate in the days of the the Danes hang a flag out the it AUDUBON SEED MIX 100 lbs. $9.95 Kissinger said. cussed with Kissinger the ques start with the ancients. For Curreney tion of a guarantee that an es Roman Empire to d^lare the Records show that the Roman window to indicate that some ★ SUNFLOWER SEED ... 50 Ibs. $7.95 Kissinger said he would take one in the family is celebrating timated 65,000 North Viet emperor’s birthday a day of Emperor Hadrian sent his spe up with the Hanoi leadership a national observance. During a birthday that ^ y . Plfaat Dout Porgtl Our rwMbwwd ftlm dal namese troops in Laos will be cial messengers with cakes for cease-fire for Laos. The Pen the reign of the EImperor Cali Wa Haaa: felfW.rOOO, SUPPLUU, P IIO U S aMl iUECTMC ' withdrawn after a cease-fire. WATUWAMURS Crisis Solution tagon has reported “ m ajor In Saigon, the senior gula, birthday announcemoits offensive actions in both North representatives of the United went out, far ahead of time, BONN, Germany (AP) — The world currency crisis and and South Laos” by Communist BURL'S AnaCAH vio in s States, North and South Viet through all government chan forces, and American bombers nels. All work ceased on the the value of the beleaguered U.S. dollar dominated dis nam and the Viet Cong met all have been launching an average specified day, and everyone 2 Vk” Potooa. cussions today among government leaders and central day at Tan Son Nhut Air Base to of nearly 300 strikes a day was expected to honor the em bankers. prepare for the first prisoner there. peror. ■ M rs T K 'n w 'TO S TA IT TOUS H M IB I AND KSiTSSU SOBSi «E The Japanese government said it was not opening its repatriation under the Vietnam The Greeks were among the “ It has always been the peace agreement. H A H 4 C O M P U n Sa BTM M ; P U IS ta D U M S BH AMD G0MTAIIKi9.a. foreign exchange market for the regular half-day session. first to keep birth records for assumption of the U.S. govern North Vietnam is to release Tommie Lou is a white African violet with a suggestion of lavender in its double everyone, including women and MHS Students Given Career Information A spokesman said Japan feared a flood of dollars since ment that a cease-fire in Viet about 115 American airmen Wookond SpoclaU blossoms. The dark green leaves have a white edge. Albert Buell calls it the most popular children — for tax purposes and INDOOR Europe’s money markets, the other places speculators can nam would be, rapidly followed Monday. On the same day, 27 African violet variety today. (Photo by Atwood) to record military service — It was estimated that 2,500 junior and senior high school Mrs. Sheryl G. Jackson, personnel representative, easily sell off their dollars, were closed for the weekend. by a cease-fire in L a os.” American prisoners are to be but only important family GERAMUMS level students availed themselves of the opportunity to talk Kissinger said. “ I shall discuss PLANTS describes aspects of program training to a group. Secrecy surrounded the released in South Vietnam at beads celebrated their birth with one or more of the representatives of 32 schools, this and other matters on my Quan Loi, near An Loc, 60 miles ewiM Mrt mMIn il niA Ml Clockwise, Robert DiManno, 15 Lynch Dr.; Jeffrey Ewing current round of discussions tion over the weekend, the days. ■m A M Ml V gwrtHMt visit to Hanoi.” north of Saigon and 10 miles The crumbling of the Roman 39‘ .5 ..*1" businesses, industries, and other organizations during the (partially hidden), 50 Concord Rd.; Lori England, 76 among officials dealing with traditional time to change A fe w hours before from the Cambodian border. Empire led to a decline in the two-hour morning period of yesterday’s Manchester High Galaxy Dr.; William Modean, 201 Henry St.; and Douglas the slumping dollar. currency values. Kissinger’s arrival in Hanoi, Two thousand North Viet celebrating of birthdays and Sm Our Oruu$hou$t* School Career Day. It resumed for another hour after Waddell, 30 Tanner St. Members of the Manchester Junior The heads of the world’s Brandt’s government spent North Vietnam accused the namese and Viet Cong and 1,000 keeping of records, according TiAerous Begonia fuUolBuuumul lunch. The second annual event was sponsored by the Women’s Club assisted the COEP staff. (Herald photo by largest central banks prepared an estimated $1.8 billion Friday United States of violating the South Vietnamese prisoners Gardening to tbe Hallmark historians. school’s Cooperative Occupational Education Program Ofiara) for their monthly meeting in to support the dollar, but it still Vietnam peace agreement by also will be exchanged at Quan During tbe Dark Ages, few & Ooximia Bulbs GIFT PLANTS! Basel, Switzerland. But there closed at 3.1480 marks. That is staff. At the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Division booth. continuing air attacks in Laos Loi, Pleiku province in the cen record were kept and most was no word what, if anything, below the official floor of 3.15 and Cambodia. A Radio Hanoi tral highlands, and Dong Ha, people had no idea of their birth • ladm they might do to halt the marks for the dollar which was broadcast cited Article 20 of the just below the demilitarized with date. Few even knew bow old • OvysantboaHns speculation. set 14 months ago by the agreement which says that zone. they were. 69*. md naiqr laore! Britain’s treasury chief, Smithsonian conference in Tbe early Christian leaders Make sure they matchl News Anthony Barber, declined com Washington. FRANK ATWOOD associated the idea of a birth Court Sidetracks ment when he returned to Lon Corporations, private don from Paris after meeting speculators and Middle East oil Capsules with his French and West Ger interests are selling dollars, Winter Storm Hits man counterparts. because they don’t think the “ Just provide for their needs being sold as fast as the atten AT THE W.G. GLENNEY GO'S NEWLY Alaska Pipeline There also were no details exchange rates set at the Never On Sunday and African violets are the dant could make change. released on Friday’s telephone Southeastern Area At Eastford they have a rule, Smithsonian conference can easiest flowers in the world to “ It’s a fad,” he told himself, Team Attacked conversations between unusual now at garden centers, ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) . “ This is the worst possible consortium titxsexeiaUui
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Public Records ^ About Town ^•M Vichi Appearing In Siinoti Comedy Sheinwold on Bridge Business Bodies u Gerry Vichi, formerly of Warranty Deeds change existing signs at 335 Dr. and Mrs. Burton Meisner Dolls,” “ Cat on a Hot Tin Modern Dancer %, (’TheseV.vaa^ are the basicaaaa.aaw iMaaaa^r listings, Maau and a.avaaaaaw include onlyvaaa^ those ssmwWiSnews VtVOU’ broad- » - ■> ...andtomacrow Peter ^nd Germaine A. Center St., $3,600. Manchester, has been % casts of 10 or 15 minutes in length. Some stations carry other short « South dealer of 25 Raymond Rd. will be host Roof” and others. AT CONVENTION ' Na m e d m a n a g e r OPENS AGENCY Masnicki to Richard B. Dion, appearing as the star of Neil ^ newscasts. Daily sports information can be found on the sports % RIGHT PLAY CHANGES Both sides vulnerable and hostess at the Lutz Junior He has also been credited for property known as 101-103-KS Simon’s comedy hit, “ Last'of FROM TIME TO TIME NORTH Bruce Marlow has been ap P.A. Spinella, rec room at 11 Museum Sunday from 2 to 5 his ability as a director. Goes Classical % pages) i Three representatives of C. Carl A. Zinsser has opened Elib'idge St. and 239-241 Spruce pointed manager, merchan we^goingtD the Red Hot Lovers” for six By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 4 10764 Wyllys St., $2,500. p.m. Cookie decorating will be Vichi is a 1955 graduate of R. Burr & Co., Manchester his own agency at 79 E. Center weeks at the 88 Dinner-Theatre All things change. You cannot 0? J98 dising and product manage St., conveyance tax $45.10. the afternoon activity Manchester High School and St. By MARY CAMPBELL nursery firm, attended the 62nd St. after many years with a Viola G. Trotter to Alfred P. in Nashua, N.H. wnc W IN F -1 2 3 0 step into the same stream 0 AQ 105 ment, by RCA Records. Until K. Gerstein for KEMSCO, John’s University, Jamaica, AP Newtfeatnres Writer —1080 annual dinner of the 250- leading Manchester Realtor. and Muriel Werbner, property Vichi has starred in two (Meaday-Ftldayl twice. You are not the person 4 A 10 the promotion, he was alterations to industrial DisneyWjridf L.I., N.Y. He is a member of NEW YORK (AP) - 5:00 Town and Couidry member New England The firm will be known as the at 85 Dale Rd., conveyance tax St. Bridget’s Rosary Society seasons of summer stock with (CBS) Nesn Every Hour On The Hour) you were five minutes ago. Why WEST EAST manager, product and market building at 91 Elm St. Ext., $3,- the faculty of Holliston High 6 00 Bob Steele Show (Moaday-Frlday) Nurserymen’s Association this Carl A. Zinsser Agency. will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in a New York Repertory When Erik Bruhn, general to 05 Theatre ol Melody shouldn’t this apply to bridge 4 3 K 9 5 2 planning, a position he held $42.90. School, Holliston, Mass., where 5:00 John La Bella week in Boston. Zinsser is a member of the 0 0 0 . the church cafeteria. Mrs. Company at the Town and ly considered the world’s 11:05 Jean Colbert Show 6:30 Jon Leonard hands, too? <0 106 5 4 7 3 2 Robert E. Samuelson to he teaches speech and drama. 12:00 News. Weather 8:00 World News Round-up O 8432 9 7 They are: Charles S. Burr, Manchester Board of Realtors Arthur L. and Heather C. Claire Jedrey will speak and Country Playhouse in Salem, Imt classical male ballet danc 1 2 :15 Meet Me on Ute Plaza 8:15 Jon Leonard South dealer He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. K 854 president of the New England and has recently joined the William Peck, additions to show a film on Hawaii. Mrs. N.H., where he performed in er, retired in early 1972, Ameri 1:00 New] 10:00 Jell Jacobi Both sides vulnerable A 9632 Norwood, property on Wood- J. Vichi of 360 Main St. I:15MikeUne organization in 1968; Johm H. commercial building at 73 “ My Fair Lady,” “ Guys and can Ballet Theater immediate 2:00 Jay Richard Opening lead—Two of Clubs Multiple Listing Service. bridge St., conveyance tax Jedrey is a member of KIWI 3 :05 Altem oon Edition 4:10 Biitig Back the Bands Hickmam and George F. Tolland Tpke., $26,400. Association of stewardesses. ly looked around for an impor 6 :00 Newi - Stocks. WeaUier 4:30 Jay Richard South lost a club finesse at He is a former town director $36.30. 8 :00 The World Tonight Yarke. Hickman is president tant male dancer to hire. The 6:25 Strictly Sports the first trick, and back came a Ottawa — M aking the news- 7:06 Accent 70 8:15PhURizzuto and Yarke is sales manager of Attachment print the United States needs company hired Paolo Borto- 7:35 Edward Newman Reports 8:20 PluudUea Phil club to dummy’s ace. Now 7:20 Pat SummeiaU C. R. Burr & Co. The Connecticut Bank and . Now Playing - takes the work of 50,000 Cana- iuzzi, S3, an Italian who has 7 :50 Joe Caragiola South correctly returned a low 8:00 News 7:30 Mike Wallace 7:35 Lowell Thomas South East Trust Co. against Paul W. and dians. been dancing for the last dozen 8:15 Pop Concert trump (not the ten of trumps) M * A * S * H r P « 7:45 Jay Diamond Pass years with the Bejart Ballet in 9:06 Nightbeat 2 N T Mary Badeau, property at 9 Open 11:00 Capitol Area View-point from dummy. FRENCH CONNECTION Brussels, a company which 11:00 News, Business. Weather 1:00 Sign OH 3 4 A ll Pass Shallowbrook Lane, $17,000. 11:20 Sports Final This play protected South PASS CPA TESTS Share a vacation. Phone the folks. Florida 9 P.M. NOW PLAYING uses the modem pop choreogra Monday nights only: Opening lead — A 2 Marriage License / 11:30 Other Side o l the Day 7:45 » )o ^ Huddle against the possibility of a The Original (Saturday) Sat. - Sun. Matinee phy of Maurice Bejart. 8:45 Don Shull Show Robert A. Carubia of Vernon John Nicholas Filloramo, 181 WESTOWN' to Connecticut is only 65^. * 5 :00 Town and Country singleton king of spades in the 9 :00N FX Football A ll b a y 1 a 3 P.M. Bortoluzzi’s first season with 6 :00 Bob Steele Show and John P. Garey of Rockville Ludlow Rd., and Peggy Ann PHARMACY East hand and 9-x-x-x in the East had started with four 'Low, long distance weekend rate (Saturday; 8 AM . to 11 PM .j Sunday: “ Hansel a Gretel” M*»*S*H the company was last summer 10:00 Gardentime are among 43 candidates who O’Toole, 62 S. Adams St., Feb. 10 :15 Modern Living (Salarday) West hand. If this distribution trumps. To guard against this. 8 A M . to 5 P.M.) for three-minute calls dialed direct without operator Playing at 7 S 9 P.M. Mm. S2.00 (H) and included both “ La Syl- 6:00 Jon Leonard recently passed a Certified 17, Church of the Assumption. 10:30 Saturday Showcase existed. South would capture assistance. Low Admlaalon Prlcaa phide,” which Bruhn had been 8:00 World htews Round-up South should lead the ten of 10:50 WTIC Outdoors 8:15 Jon Leonard Public Accountant’s examina Sunday 11:00 Saturday Showcase the king and would still have spades from dummy for the se doing only six months before, PAOLO BORTOLUZZI 10:00 Jell Jacobs tion, conducted by the Connec 12:00 News. WeaUrer 11:00 Bring B ^ the SO's dummy’s ten to help capture all cond finesse. Building Permits All Modicinal Services Avallsbls and “ Le Spectre de la Rose,” 12:15 Saturday Showcase ticut State Board of Accountan 12:00 JefIJacobs of West’s trumps. East must cover with the king Mandeville Signs Inc. for JERRY LEWIS 'v /' 'CINEMA which was danced by the legen 1:00 News 2:00 Jim Beckwith cy. All have become approved 455 HARTFORD ROAD 043-5230 St.’UJVAM AVB. — SMASSi — eOtTni W TinNM dary Vaslav Nijinsky. 1:15 Your Home Decorator 6:00 Jack Warner on Sports Finesse Works (or declarer lets the ten ride), Dunkin Doughnuts of America, cult. You must be very gifted 1:30 Saturday MaUnee CPA’s. 7:00 The World tUs VIM The spade finesse worked, and South wins with the ace. Southern New England Ihtophone “ I think in life you must take and still it is difficult. But I am 2:00 Opera. 7:30 BUI Vassar Among 43 other candidates risks^” Bortoluzzi says. “ If you 5:00 Monitor 1:00 Sign OH and South heaved a sigh of West’s discard reveals the very hard-headed and I kept who also passed the examina MANCHESTER think of ‘La Sylphide’ and you 6 :00 News, WeaUier relief. Back to dummy with a situation, and South gets back MR m n u m a 6 :20 Strictly Sports ORIVE-IN ROUTES 6 A 44A going. Of course they are very (Sanday) tion but who must still com 6:30 Monitor diamond, and another low to dummy to finesse through think of Erik, you never do it. 6 :30 Religious Programming happy now. ’They enjoy ballet 11:00 News, Weather plete an experience require Bruce Marlow FRT. SAT. SUN. But I love danger. If not I would 10:00 Jack Warner on Sports trump from dummy. East’s nine of trumps. very much.” 11:20 Sports Final Carl A. Zinsser nlver dance ‘La Sylphide’ 12:00 Edward M. But this was the wrong time ment before becoming CPA’s, Bortoluzzi married a dancer 12 :00 Other Side o l the Day 12:30 Songs olEkin since shortly after joining RCA (Sunday) Daily Question are: Rodney N. Hook of 1184 W. directly after Erik. He is my in the Bejart company, who is 1:00 Edward M. to lead a low trump. The situa Records in September 1971 as 5 :30 Sunrise Seranade 6:00 Jim Beckwith Partner opens with 2NT Middle Tpke., Manchester, ideal dancer; I have followed tion had changed, and South and form er member of the from Iran, and they had their 7 :00 Sunday Strings 9:30 Rival Time and the next player passes. Alfred C. Binford and Timothy part of the RCA Corp. him very much in my life. first child last summer. They 8:00 News 10:15 Holy Trinity Church should have altered his play. marketing associate program. Manchester Housing Authority, “ It is important to know 8:15 Sabbath Message 11:00 Jim Beckwith When East played a low You hold: Spades, K-9-5-2; E. Carmody, both of South still make their home in Brus 8:30 Guideline, 12:00 Sign OH and presently is a member of where you are in your life. I Hearts 7-3-2; Diamonds, 9-7; Windsor, and Alan R. Sauer of sels. 9:00 News, Weather trump, south unsuspectingly He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. the Human Relations Commis 9:10 HyttuiUme Clubs, K-8-5-4. . • Rockville. want to know if I am good, if I Some viewers were startled finessed with the jack. The George Marlow of 51 Blue sion. He is a past president of 9:30 National Radio Pulpit What do you say? am bad — not just dream about to see Bortoluzzi use his hands a to :00 Sunday Showcase finesse succeeded, but East Ridge Dr. the Jaycees and a deacon at Answer: Bid three clubs, the it.” great deal while dancing “ Le 12:10 Sunday Showcase was sure to win a trump trick Center Congregational Church. Bortoluzzi wanted to join 12:45 Travel Trends Stayman Convention, asking Spectre de la Rose " and there I 00 Sunday Best W POP — 1410 with his K-9 over dummy’s 10. A graduate of the Loomis Zinsser is a Manchester American Ballet Theater be partner to bid a major suit of was some adverse criticism. 2:00 Monitor Whdn only low trumps School in W indsor, Bruce native and lives at 176 Ralph 5:00 News ASSISTANT SECRETARY cause. it includes some of the (Moodiy-Friday) four or more cards. If partner S K X k K B ) Bortoluzzi says he hasn’t 5: to Sunday Edition appeared on the first round, it received a BA, cum laude, in Rd. with his wife Ellen, and 6 :(X) Bill Love — Lou Morton classical ballets, like “ Swan 6:00 News. Weather. Sports has no major suit he will bid sociology from Tufts Universi I^OLOf? ^ changed his style because of it. 10:00 Tom Jones ’was clear that East had not David H. Johnson, director of their three children. 6 :30 Meet the Press Lake” and “ Giselle,” in its re 1 ;00 Bill Winters three diamonds, and you will go ty, Medford, Mass., and an “ l^ e original of that ballet 7 :05 Monitor started with the singleton king. expense control, has been pertory. “ I am known in New 4 :00 Mike Greene UUNES’ & TEENS’ was many years ago and I don’t 7 :30 Yale Reports to game in notrump. If partner MBA in 1971 from the Columbia s s ^ s ic ir" 7:00 Ray E)uiiaway There was no need to take out elected an assistant secretary York previously with a modem 8 05 Your Bo* at the Opera bids three spades, you will raise RE-ELECTED "T know if people expected the bal 12:00 Bobby Rivers further insurance against this at The Hartford Insurance University Graduate School of F a s h io n lirSANDBOYS’l company only. I don’t want to 8:30 Eternal Light let that we do. The man is a danger. to game in spades. Group. He directs the budget Business. "REMEMBtR YOUR SWCETIE" LARGE SELECTION “ Kansas City Bomber” keep closed in one style and Copyright 1973 Thomas Morrow III was re rose; he must be pink and look WDRC -1 3 6 0 ’The only danger now was that and expense control activities stay in that. Otherwise people (Saturday) elected president of the OUTERWEAR something like a flower. He has for all regional offices and He joined RCA Corp. in June think you can’t do the other. 6 :00 Bill Love — Lou Morton 1971, and before becom ing Manchester Memorial Hospital LADIES' and TEENS' NOVELTY PJ’S no sex. He is not a man — just a iMonday-Fridayl 10:00 Ray Dunaway And I find it is not a complete spirit, soft and dreamy. •6:00 Bob DeCarlo 2:00 Bill Winters associated with the record divi Credit Union at the 14th annual AND career.” 10 :00 Bob Craig 6:00 Chip Hobart meeting held this week. “ Anyway, since I'm Italian I 3 :00 Dick Mclionough 12:00 Bobby Rivers -Theatre Time Schedule- sion, he worked on corporate AND GOWNS The dancer has, in the past 12 use my hands to talk. I’ve found 7 00 Joe Hager staff projects for the Hertz Other officers elected are years, done some classical the hands very important; I 12:00 Dick Haddad (Sunday) Corp. and RCA SelectaVision. William Oellers, vice presi LONG SLEEVE dancing as a guest artist around *(5:00 on Monday) 9:05 Monitor Saturday Sunday A Great don’t agree with people who say 10:30 Concessional Report dent; Daniel Ramsay, Europe, but the Bejart com iSaturday) forget completely the move (alternate Sundays) U.A. East—“ Across 110th treasurer; Mrs. Lois Dunham, SeiectiM SHIRTS pany has kept him so busy that 6 00 Bob DeCarlo 11:00 News. Weather, Sports U.A. ’Theater East— “ Across ment of hands. A dancer is not 10:00 Bob Craig Street” 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:30-9:30 secretary; and Mrs. Helen Conaull he hasn’t done a great deal of it. 6:00 Religion noth Street,” 2:00-3:50-5:40- s m m just legs.” 3 00 Terry Woods 7 :00 Sunday Through The Valley — ( ^ ff McCartney, Mrs. Shirley Koski Of Novelty for exact time He says he doesn’t have a pref 7 00 Joe Hager 7:30-9:30 Jerry Lewis Cineman, South Simpson JOINS AGENCY and Mrs. Viola Campbell, direc erence between dancing mod 12:00 Dick Haddad 6:00 Tom Jones Jerry Lewis Cinema, South W indsor-'-Mash’” 7:00; PJ’SMd tirthful! Magical!. (Sunday) tors. em or classical ballet. “ With a 11:30 Other Side of the Day Windsor — “ Mash,” 7:00; “ French Connection” 9:00 Employment 6:00 Religious and public service 1:00 Mikt Greene Raymond J. Negro of Hebron Credit committee members Gowns. OFF good classical technique you programming 6:00 Chip Hobart “ French Connection,” d:00; Selling elsewhere 9 00 Scott Morgan Vernon Cine I—"Mash” 1:30- Rd., Bolton has joined the can control and command your-, “ Hansel & Gretal,” 1:00-3:00 are Mrs. Marjorie Roach, Mrs. SHORT SLEEVES Gains Noted 2 00 Dick McDonough 3:30-5:30-7:30-9:30 William E. Belfiore Agency, Dolores Michna and Randy for as much as $1.19 Al sizes. OUR ENTIRE STOCK! D I S N E Y ^ self every time. I don’t really 7 00 Terry Woods Vernon Cine I — “ Mash,” to 30 Religious and public service local and area Realtors, as a Belair. AU-.CARTOON prefer something. I love danc 2:00-7:00-9:00-11:00 Vernon Cine II—“ Pete 'n' LONG SLEEVES FEATURE programmnig Supervisory committee ap ing.” HARTFORD (AP)-Hart- 12 :00 Sign Off Vernon Cine II — “ Pete ‘n’ Tillie” 2:00-4:20-7:00-9:00 Bortoluzzi’s father had a ford, New Haven and Tillie,” 2:00-7:10-9:10 pointees are Miss Joyce WKSS-FM — 96.0 Meadows Drive-In—“ Bullitt” clothing store and nobody in the Bridgeport recorded the largest Holland, chairman; Mi$s FASHION PRINTS Meadows Drive-In ’Theater — 7:30; “ Bonnie & Clyde” 9:30 family was in any branch of employment gains as overall (News two minutes before the hour, 24 Mariann Campanelli, Mrs. Regal WRCH - 910 hours a day) “ Bullitt,” 7:00-11:00; ''Bonnie theater. Nobody in the family employment rose last Manchester Drive- Helen Lukas, Mrs. Irene and SOLIDS (Monday-Saturday) (Sundttv-Saturday) & Clyde,” 9:00 FRUIT OF THE LOOM December in 14 of In—“ Skyjacked” 8:40; "Kansas Migliore and 5^s. Lois Ander fA S H lO N wanted, him to be a dancer, 6:00 Reveille Midnight All stereo music Manchester Drive-In Theater Connecicut’st 17 labor market 9 00 Rhapsody 6 a m. Stereo 96 m usic - “ Skyjacked,” 7:00-10:30; City Bombed’ 7:00 son. LATEST SPRING either. “ I studied gymnastics in 12:00 Mapnee 9 a m. KISS with M ore Music A 5 pel* cent dividend for the ■ss^m T£CHNIC0UIR« .j^eas, the state Labor Depart- 4 :00 Hif^Ughts of Hartford Noon- The Difference Is the Music “ Kansas City Bomber,” 8:45 POLYPERK school and I studied-music tO- State Theater—“ Sword in the BED SHEETS 5 ■ 'H Uns rPOfr MTfO l -4 [ t-T PIUS- Short ‘W ym p ic ’^’rnent reported Thursday. 8 00 Gaslight 6 p.m. StereoMusic from the Sound to State Theater — “ Sword In six-month period ended Dec. 31, STYLES years. Maybe movement and Stone” 1:00-2:45-4:35-6:25-8:10; The statewide unemployment 12:00 Quiet Hours the Berkshires David H. Johnson 1972, has been credited to in music together is ballet. I (Sunday) 9 p.m. More Music For New England The Stone,” 1:00-2:45-4:35-6:25^ IlST. QUALITY CURTAINS Short Subject 2:20-4:05-5:55- dividual member accounts, it 4T0 I didn’t think I would be a dancer average during the month was Same as Monday-Saturday listing, except : from the Mansion 8:10; Short Subject 2:20-4:05- 8 00 ReUgious programs 7:45 home office departments and |Wbiteaiisii 5.7 per cent. 5:55-7:45 was reported. CUPAUTO- in my life until I was 15 and 1 It 00 Quiet Hours also serves as secretary of the The department said factory Burnside Theater — “ The Burnside Theater—“ The The credit union membership [flat or fitted got a pass to a ballet perform Hartford’s expense control ELEGTMC ( ance. employment expanded in 12 Getaway,” 7:15-9:30; “ Hansel Gataway” 5:00-7:15-9:30; is now 468, and assets were |timRe|.$2.77 SeidtliP«rt committee. reported at $325,515.54. CNOKEOF ' The Little Theatre "In Italy for a boy to be a areas with 2,120 new jobs in & Gretal,” 2:00 “ Hansel & Gretal” 2:00 lUtdMPTW* ^ . 1 dancer is something not really Bridgeport, 1,410 in Bristol, 1,- Johnson is married to the AVOCADO EARNS BH , "REMEMBER YOUR SWEETIE" of Manchester, Inc. serious. My family was a little 310 in Middletown, 1,300 in former Mildred Helle of issMAUr* OR HARVEST William E. Pohl -JOf bit right because to do a uig Waterbury and 1,160 in New Rochester, N. Y. The couple SAR- and their two children live on McDonald’s, 46 W. Center St., GOLO SEASON STARTS career in dance is very diffi- Britain. CHEC m u Outline About Town "LAYERED LOOK" Full Reg. $3.47 REG. $8.97 Among the higher average Rt. 4, Tolland. recently earned his BH from A graduate of the Hartford one of the world’s most unusual factory wages were $4.42 per Pillowcases REG. $2.47 I Feb. 16-17 f j i , 2 3 . 2 4 Convocation Plans The Manchester Garden Club Loyal Circle of Kings • LADIES' and TEENS' YOURSWKTIIWIU hour in Bristol, $4.28 in Hart Institute of Accounting, John educational institutions. Reg. $1.99 MaVKfMnNQB will meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. Daughters will meet Mon A ^ ford, $4.20 in New London, $4.14 son joined The Hartford’s cor At a formal commencement LOVITWS Still time to get a year's entertainment FOR RARENTB AND in the Robbins Room at Center day,at.7:45 p.m. in the Federa in Stamford, $4.09 in New Bri The Connecticut Higher the March 1 convocation. It will porate accounting department Raymond J. Negro at Hamburger University’s sub at unbelievable bargain rates! YDUNQPEOPIE Congregational Church. John tion Room at Center tain and $4.02 in Bridgeport. Education Coalition (CHEC) be held in the Hartford Hilton last May. Before that, he was urban Chicago, 111. campus, he T»t if iAa MMift At «• Jackson, head librarian of Congregational Church. budget supervisor for Hanover received his bachelor of ham- Three Classes of Subscription: Some of the December un will hold a press conference ballroom at 8 p. m. Other specialist in residential and Manchester, will speak on Hostesses will be Mrs. James burgerology. QjQ3QSil3Ba anaarfft Wr IfMMnp ^ IWPr CfMNPIII. ^ - employment rates, according to Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. in Room speakers will be members of Insurance Co. and worked in farm properties. I Students (one tic ke t)...... $5.00 “ Books of Interest to a Garden Thomson and Mrs. Helen various accounting posts with Actually, the curriculum is SPORT TOPS the department, were 7.2 per 404 of the Hartford Hilton. ‘The Congress and the Joint Club Member.” Smith. A Bolton native and political CHOCOLATE Subscriber (two tickets)...... $15.00 I MX AUl AOMimO cent in Bridgeport, 4.9 in Hart purpose will be to outline plans Connecticut Legislative Com the Travelers Insurance Com both art and science, with a liMral M aiw cn ly active in that town, he is a )N OUR HEALTH DEPT. ford, 7.2 in New Britain, 5.3 in for the first general mittee on Higher Education, panies for 14 years. substantial sampling of I Patron Subscriber(2 tickets and listing in playbills)$25.00| partner in the Bolton Lake HEARTS New Haven, 5.1 in Stamford, 5.9 convocation of state public and labor and business leaders. The Hartford, a subsidiary of business administration. • NEW FASHIONS % BAYER Hotel and Restaurant on Rt. in Waterbury, 8.2 in Ansonia, higher education faculties and Edie Adams Cut and Curl International Telephone and Courses are conducted Three, IJM productions: Rainmaker. 44A. He is a member of the Elks GP 9.2 in Bristol and 5.4 in Dan staffs. ,,, Telegraph Corp.,,-includes the university-style with lectures, BY SCHRAFETS About 80 members of the • LAYERED LOOK ^ Roshamon, Fiddler on the Roof. Tickets to bury. I parent Hartford Fire Insurance and Knights of Columbus. labs, and the latest electronic opening night of a Windsor Jesters General Assembly and nearly Co., Hartford Accident and teaching aids. Students learn ASPIRIN The figure was 6.8 per cent in One spokesman at the press SWEETHEART Negro is married to the |Rlfil20Z. MITRICm 1,000 faculty and staff of state- Meriden and 6.3 in Norwich. conference will be Robert Indemnity Co., Hartford Life the fine points of restaurant • PETITE FEMININE production. Tickets to special super iMr 17 nwim Kam$mtk supported institutions of Higher former Maureen Sullivan of firm t t r AM I CMiSlai Vater, CHEC chairman and Insurance Co., Hartford management and McDonald’s CNOCOUTE IM TABLET workshop for Subscribers only. Monthly learning have already accepted Variable Annuity Life In Manchester. The couple has system of operation, with STYLES TO CHOOSE assistant professor of music at SPECIAL four children. VALERTRC BOTTLE FW invitations. surance Co., and others. emphasis on quality, service, publlcatibn, “The Happening.” Hot Filers Manchester Community lOCAPSUUS I HEARTS. I IM IMNR 17 ASHtna and cleanliness. FROM FAST HONEST 'C Mail to Rosemarie Belchor, 705 Griffin Rd., S. Windsor, Locusts cannot fly until College. FOR 12 (Agi SMt JMy wry t h e i r body temperature CHEC was formed to voice PAM Ct. 06074 lA MrMA W M ) NOW RELIEF REG. 1.98 reaches about 70 degrees F. Dr. Homer Babbidge, former concern for adequate financing • RAINBOW OF RELIEF. N A M E ...... The cool of night stiffens University of Connecticut of state public higher education lASSWTEOTVPES their muscles, and they must NEW SPRING REG. 7 7 c S T R E E T ...... president and currently a and the preservation of REG. $1.351 bask in the sun before taking college master at Yale Univer integrity and autonomy in its "RlM m UR YOUR SWUTIl" CITY AND STATE ...... wing. COLORS sity, will be the main speaker at various divisions. ZIP ...... ‘REMEMBER YOUR SWEETIE'' SALE ENDS VALENTINES DAY, FEBRUARY 14th. P H O N E ...... fo r SludenI Subscriber Patron Subscriber E v e ry "Rf/Mf/HBffi YOUR SWEETIE' $5.00 $15,00 $25.00 d a y Is VICKS 44 Payment encipsed Bill me later S e n io r C itizo n Valentine’s Day\ LADIES’ 8) TEENS’ 1702. Make checks payable to Lillie Theatre ol Manchester D isco u n t COUCH $ 1 3 9 I TOOTHPASTE KODAK D ay FASHION MXTWE ’’PROVEN CX128-12 8^ 0Z.SIZE you care youHl 1 EFFECTIVE” COLWFKM REG. 1.91 REG. 78c Com a In and meat your neighbor or an old Mend Give the finesf^ and have a cup of coffee while you relax under the ill'r C i n e m a E l m '^ '^ C inema , I » *4 < ..'.I. ■i.i*,Il« f 11« *>«<■•»•■— ^ ♦•-1 1 dryer. Lg.MfTTOMA»H_IL I NtWBtlfAIR AVLdI M . H A lia M All QH/siif PANTS ALBERTO M ILLBROOK DIFFERENT BALSAM BALSAM Open 6 Days and B Nlghta Large selection of Novelties — Mixes — Heart Pops ASSWTED Mon.-Tuaa. 9-6, Mandieater Only 0-8 BOTTOM Sic |hairspray$ 1 1 9 SHAMPOO a O O CAROS Wadnesdaya 8-8 DARK MILK or WHITE ASSORTMENTS S Y Q U IlVTO Thura. S Frl. 8-9, Sat S4:30 TREATMENTS ] fW EXTRA I 16 ol FWCIMDREK Qualify Candy in attractive heart boxes I rolo a SIZE 40C0WT NEW SPRING REG. $1.54r AT THE ORGAN REG. 79c wcial Sunday Menu Beauty at a Value Also available in our regular box. • • .... ROAST TURKEY COLORS .i...... Every Frl. and Sat. with diWMlno, aU wtiH* mMl, cranberry • No Appotaitmant Nocasaary 7 9 0 — * 2 4 . 9 8 Free Gift Wrapping LATEST STYLES B EIR NUTS ENVELOPES DliVE WITH VS WHh atiiMIng and applaaauea. n iE BOXES Tel. 6'I6>3I6I for Rescrvaliona ARE INCLUDED wnh Raeon and Onlona...... SO LEGAL ON ______GEWERAL CIN E M A CQRPOHATIOW hvSTERLHK IN-CARHEATERS Luncheons served Dally 12 (o 2 P.M. ROAST SIRLOIN OF FOR THIS SALE, $100 100 REGULAR MEADOWS WWi Iraah nxiahroom gravy .. StordiPlaatk SIZEWMTE ONI-9INORTHatJCT.of 1-84 HTFO FOR X TAKE EAST-W IST SfRVICE RO EXIT L’W BAKED BONELESS ALL SIZES Asserted Colors ENVUOPES WHhIanion-bullar...... 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Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Coi, 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, new^aper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) should telephone the circulation depart ment, 647-9946. Published every evening except Sun LUCA’S OAMPINB H IG H G R A D E Self-Service days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Laundromat EQUIPMEHT SUf C0VK9»P*^*^^*^ Manchester, Ck>nn., Post Office as Se Member of The Associated Press ' PRINTING Mm Rma>iii|' Tents, Cots, Sleeping Bags, Cuitom Mida cond Class Mail Matter. Air Mattresses, Stoves, 53 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Job and Commercial Sulli, Pinti and Lanterns P rinting Burl L. Lyons Publisher Coali Manch/Vemon Town Line The Manchester Publishing Co. FREE TOWING Promypt and Efficient •Tailoring FARR'S PHONE 643-2467 Prlntingr of AU Kind* assumes no financial responsibility for "The Everything Store!” typographical errors appearing in adver •Dry Cleaning Subscription Rates •Laundry Service Camp • Bike - Sport DPEN; tisements and other reading matter iii 2 MAIN STREET Community Press 176-178 SPRUCE ST. . Monday to Friday Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. at Depot Square MANCHESTER 8 A.M. - 6 P.M. 254 Broad St., Rear \ Display advertising closing hours, Open Dally to 0:00 P.M. Complete Auto Parts Available Saturday 8 A.M. — 12 Noon One Month $3.25 Drive-In Parking J. FARR — 643 7111 Telephone 643-5727 Single Ck>py 15< three full days prior to publication. windshield wipers, all here in a Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon A full line of the best in auto By Carrier, Weekly 754 parts is available on Broad St. wide choice of name brands. CUSTOM MADE prior to day of publication; 12 noon at Manchester Auto Parts, Inc. Quaker State and Harris One Year $39.00 Friday for publication Saturday and MANCHESTER motor oils and additives, such CANVAS AWNINOS Six Months $19.50 O sfrin sky Thirty years expe^nce make MANCHESTER Monday. MEMORIAL GO. Ed and Vic Della Fera well as coolants, sealers, anti-freeze Three Months $9.75 DEALER IN WASTE qualified to advise you in and lubricants for every type of MATERIALS Opposite East Cemetery telligently and dependably on vehicle, from snowmobiles and Fix Furniture Now outboards to traitors, are kept Ssafood, Quality Memorials your needs for automotive IRON repairs. If a large repair job is in stock, as well as a large supp Most of us hate to part with No longer need you worry about CHOICE VARIETY Over 80 Years’ Experience on your mind, several brands of ly of Eastern batteries for favored pieces of furniture and choosing velvet for this velvet Middle Class Necessary SCRAP METAL carburetors, fuel pumps, water every need. the result is we keep putting off will not chush or mat; the new Qualify Call 649-5807 pumps, new or rebuilt starters, Every shade of DuPont paint the work. P & M Upholstery nylon has a shorter nap and it and PAPER shock absorbers, brake parts, is in stock or can be mixed by Shop offers a most convenient wears and wears. Crush a piece the scapegoat for all our social ills. A. AIMEITI, Prop. Seafood SEI^ US FOR: Two statements, applying to 731 PARKER ST. bearings, mufflers, exhaust and formula for touch-ups or com service to vacationers. Just call and smooth it out; not a mark rj Aluminum Roll Up Harrison St., Manchester plete paint job. For body 43 O A K STREET situations a half-a-world apart, are 'The middle class mind might not be Tel. 648-5780 or 648-8870 tail pipes, and gaskets are on Max Pirog, the owner of the P will show. Awnlnga repairs, there are Tempo spray Choose braid or antique nails TEL. 640-9937 overly keen about reforms for the shelves. & M Upholstery Shop, the • Door Canoplea worth some thought. It would be difficult to list all paints and Unican fiberglas and number is 649-6324, and tell him to finish your furniture and • Storm Door* reform’s sake, changes that are the names carried, but perhaps plastic fillers and related when your chair or sofa is • Combination Window* In a recent issue of the Wall Street Linear Park on the Hockamin River at Hilliard Street. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) STEVENSON when you plan to be away. He the most familiar are AC, supplies. finished you will be thrilled Manchester Awning Oow Journal, Philippine Foreign Secretary wanted yesterday, and may come MERCURY BROS. will make arrangements to United Delco, Auto-Lite, Where other stores may stock have your furniture done at this with the results. AutolitB 195 WEST CENTER ST. Travel Agency Telephone 649-8091 Carlos P. Romulo claimed martial close to blowing its cool when its com EXXON Dayco, Standard Motors, A.P., one or two items, here are parts time. Then when you return At A & M Upholstery Shop all you might not expect to find Established 1049 law has worked wonders in the Philip- fortable respect for anchestral 646-2756 405 Main Street and Fitzgerald. You will also your furniture will be ready for kinds of upholstery is done, SPARK Manchester outside of a large warehouse. from antiques to the most achievements is transformed into an find a great selection of tools, you, looking like new, and you pines where American-style NO SERVICE Phone 649-5533 everything you could possibly The next time your car gives will not be inconvenienced by modern of furniture, and the PLUGS ^ J Upholstery democracy was “tried without -^‘osiginal sin” sort of thing for which CHARGE • Tune-Ups need, from small screw-drivers you trouble, try Manchester its absence. work that is hidden is done just P and IVI Shop • General Automotive to heavy duty jacks. There’s Auto Parts first. With the as carefully as that on the out b e -upholsterino success.’’ he must now rectify through abject RESERVATIONS FOR Mr. Pirog has many years of THEY •HOTELS Repairs on All also a well-equipped machine largest stock in the area and a experience in upholstering fur side. As an example, the 8-knot • m o d e r n f u r n i t u r e He went on to explain his belief that atonement rituals. Open Forum Inside American Cars shop on the premises to provide crew of experienced helpful method of tying springs is used, and ANTIQUES •AIRLINES niture and you know that you • We give S&H Green counter men, you’ll probably LAST& • Custom Furniture American attempts to make his na You see, the middle class mind has •STEAMSHIPS assistance on some of the are getting the service of an and only the best in form ami Slipcovers Stamps ______find things you didn’t even know Herald for honoring her on her heavier jobs. expert when you have work rubber—Goodyear. SpeolnllziiiK iu Hand Tufting tion a "show window of democracy in been able to create and maintain the 627 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER you wanted, and answers to Many of the newer materials LAST& Fond Memories 100th birthday last fall. Your tune-ups can be made done at this shop, yet you will Made To Order Asia” failed because “Democracy, stable basis for democracy and law faster and easier with one-stop questions you haven’t even find his prices to be very are protected by Scotchgard LAST! Complete Selection of To the editor: Let us all cherish our nation, R eport YOUR asked! Materials and this is wonderful where fur American Style, must have a bastion and order in the past, not so much Last week my maternal our freedom, and be thankful to shopping for plugs, points, con reasonable. If you want custom ITIEB ESTIMATES grandmother, Mrs. Christine our ancestors, particularly Rowland Evans and Robert ISovak MEMORIAL COMPLETE densers, belts, filters and furniture, this is the place to go. niture gets a lot of use and Lower Level of the Parkade to fall on, a great and strong middle through political genius or power, but where there are children. Spills McCaughey, passed away at the those who settled in the Connec CORNER STORE PET CENTER Drive around and in back of the 649-6324 because of a self-confident attitude. wipe up and will not penetrate Mon., Tiies., 9-8; Wed., class. You have it in America. Here, Laurel Manor Convalescent ticut Valley making it a place • Party Goods, Magaxlnes Canaries— Parakeets G A T t l E V C * Parkade and you can park right S T A R the fabric nor will soil. Thiirs.. FrI. 9-9; Sat. 9-5 This attitude says to a man, “You Home in your community. With long to be remembered and Nixon’s Push for Chairman Bush • Groceries, Cold Cuts Tropical Fish — Turtles By CLAY R. POLLAN in front of the shop. Ther is we have only the very rich and the Hamsters — Gtrbils ARIES LIBRA However, you can protect her passing, an era has come to honored. • Fruits—Vegetables JM Your Daily AciMty Guide always ample parking on the can.” Not the intellectual patronizing Miied Breed Puppies . MAR. 21 fabric not treated with very poor.” an end and with it some of the Sincerely, • Greeting Cards According to the Sfars. '' lower level of the Parkade and WASHINGTON The practice law. Bush would be in dependence that would make Aquarium Accessories, etc. J S ;"| { Scotchgard by purchasing a can MANCHESTER “You must or will.’’ Nor the fondest memories of my Rev. James R. Dellert We Depend On You . . . Our Own Special Blended ---'^ARR. »» To develop message for Sunday, 2-32*44-63/ you are welcome to stop in at In the same issue, Journal 'staff uniquely lofty role designed for charge of all strictly political him ineffective. of Scotchgard in an Aerosol can GLASS lifetime. Pastor, Yon Con Depend On Vs! Pet Foods pT>,20-21-3!-43 read words corresponding to numbers 65-72-81-86(^ any time. AUTO PARTS • For Auto Wbulshlelda reporter, Mike Tharp, writing on the dehumanizing “You can’t.” In es George Bush as the new But the President is making i.5j)51-61-79-84 of your Zodiac birth sign. at the P & M Upholstery Shop. Manchester and The Cheney Brownson Memorial patronage matters, speaking y f TAURqS SCORPIO Do you have antique fur public signs he means what he Open 7 Days A Week MANCHESTER 1 Errors 31 Is 61 It 23 Full directions for its use are on :-\i ' • For Store Front* and rising crime rate in Albuquerque, sence it is the self-made class open to Republican national chairman for the White House; finally, “I .0--\A n. 20 2 You 32 Con 62 Plogue ocr. niture, or do you collect it? If so Mills owe a great deal to those Presbyterian Church, privately says about tlU Midnight PET CENTER all sizes of window* all who work. You really can’t be hundreds of Irish immigrants Southern Pines, N.C. was intentionally signalled by want you to know that I ^ MAir 20 3 You 33 Will 63 Help NO/. 2t it could be problem to have this the can and it works like magic. N.M., which alledgedly now has the No. 1 Republican Richard M. strengthening a Bush-led 9M K PU SI.' MANCHESTER Q v i 1-13-25-37 4 Frustrating 34 Thot 64 Sharp 7-12-24-34/^ You are most welcome to OPEN • For Table Top* ” that came to this country at the everything of a political nature 863' MAIN ST. 646-0293 5 Young 35 Secrets 65 From upholsterd correctly, but not if voted in, you can’t really buy your Republican party. 45-57-78 largest crime incidence in the nation, turn of the century, not to men Nixon during his recent closed- I am asking him to handle, as 6 Period 36 Aged 66 Load you take it to the P & M visit the shop at any time, even SAT. to 1 P.M. OPEN 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. way in unless you earned your money door meeting on the budget well as the national For example, Mr. Nixon CEMINI 7 Sidestep 37 Ploy 67 ConlidenceSAGITTARIUS Upholstery Shop. They do if you are not contemplating SATURDAY 8 A.M. NOON wrote, “Albuquerque boasts a well- tion other businesses and con Well Done himself is playing^ hangman MAr 21 8 Are 38 Fovors 68 Show tributions made by these people with the Republican con committee.” SEE US FOR QUALITY 9 Asked 39 Anything 69 M oking authentic work on all antique having any work done right heeled intelligentsia and harbors a for by most of the rules of the game, Dear sir: gressional leadership. ^ against Rep. ^ b Wilson of JUNE 20 10 Your 40 Now 70 Arguments now. You will be interested in J. A. WHITE to make Manchester a place in The vivid contrast between TAILORING 4- 6-19-36 11 Todoy's 41 Along 71 That 5-15-23-35 furniture and, unlike some Feb. 2, during the heavy rains California, chairman of the 12 Troublesome 42 Lines 72 Someone the samples of work done here, broad low-income, low education inherited wealth makes you “upper the world that many of us Sen. Hugh Scott of Penn chairman Bush and his 1 A48-68-80-90 47-56-67 shops, Mr. Pirog does hand tuf GLASS CO.. INC. of that day, the Bennet Junior House Republican Campaign 13 Stors 43 Needed 73 Against in the materials to be used and 31 Bls*ell St. — Tcl. n49-7Sn sylvania, the Senate Republican predecessors is complete. The CUSTOM CANCER 14 Ask 44 Expect 74 Will CARRICORN ting. You can safely entrust stratum, but it lacks a strong middle class.” cherish. High School library was How well I remember leader, noticed Bush sitting talented outgoing chairman. Committee since 1961. For'par- MADE A Sorvica J ^ ^ JUNE 21 15 Person 45 Are 75 Along DfC. 22 your prized pieces to the P & M you will get many ideas when threatened with serious against the wall with the usual ty image and candidate .16 Not 46 And 76 Lofer JAN. I» you visit this shop. When you do class, a stabilizing influence in many This middle class work ethic is very walking down the main street of Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas, SUITS O f at^JUtr 22 17 Don't 47 Keep 77 Pleose Upholtery Shop and see the damage because of a heavy assortment of White House recruitment, the President ' For Ladies and Gentlemen \l4-26-38-49 18 Be 48 Relatives 78 Yours 17-18-27-28 shimmering antique velvet, have work done, be sube you cities.” Manchester with my maternal was privately ridiculed in the 39-73-82-87’ FREE DECORATING pragmatic. For it always seems to ask build-up of water on the roof flunkies symbolic of the wants him replaced by youthful Sincarity 9-60-70 19 For 49 And 79 From have it done here and you will grandfather, F ran k White House (his acceptance Alterations — Cieaning 20 If SOMoy 80 Them AQUARIUS corded velvet or some of the To those of us who live in Connec and subsequent leakage into the LEO “will it work?” McCaughey, and watching him national chairmanship’s decline speech as chairman on Jan. 16, Rep. Clarence (Bud) Brown of Repairs Where Peraonal 21 Cooperotiorr 51"• Seek* ' 81 Who's JAN. 20 beautiful tapestries they have. be more than satisfied. • WALLPAPER room above the library. Only 22 Mind 52 Be 82 Your When Quality Is ticut, it may not be of much under President Nixon. Scott 1971, was written by then Atty. Ohio. Wilson survived a purge Oonalderstlon 53 To 83 Your e PAINT If it works, fine. If it don’t cut it out speak to everyone who passed MANCHESTER . AUG. 22 23 Reveals fCI. II Important In Your the immediate response of our whispered to Mr. Nixon. Gen. John Mitchell); his attempt last month, but after U A Tradition 24 Problems 54 Carry 84 Libro • CARPETING us on the street. It was my im- . M6-29-40 55 Extro 85 Money 3- 8- 9-53 significance what a politician in and try something else. The bugaboo town fire department (especial Turning in his seat, the the congressional fund-raising TAILOR SHOP 25 Favor 5^55-66 Selection of Art e pression that he knew predecessor, Rogers Morton )S 0 ^ 2 7 ^ 26 No 56 His/Her 86 Importont !C DRAPERIES ly Co. 4 on l^hool Street) to our 400 AAain Street & Fram ing Manila or a reporter in remote New about status quo and the middle class everybody in town. I remember President summoned Bush and (now Secretary of the Interior), dinner of May 9, with praise 121 SPRUCE ST. 649-2184 27 Cooxed 57 Not 87 Judgment PISCES call for help “saved the day.” placed him at the cabinet table. was treated only slightly less from the White House, he is FREE PARKING 28 Into 58 Love- 88 Lines f i t . If Burr Corners, Manchester Mexico think about the role of the is a my I a in that resistance to method the Sunday afternoon concerts Assistant Chief James 29 Corrected 59 Start 89 Superiors MAR. 20 CUSTOM in the park by the Salvation A few minutes later when cavalierly; his predecessor, expected to “resign” in favor of 30 Act 60 No 90 Compassion Next to Caldor middle class in a successful McKay and his men provided 30-41-42-71/ of change is not the same as Army Band, St. Mary’s budget talk ended, Mr. Nixon nuts-and-bolts expert Ray C. Brown. ^Adverse ^^Neutral SQUARES fire department tarps to spread devoted Yive minutes to praise If, working in tandem with 74-77-83-89V&1 democracy and more specifically in resistance to change. The means must Episcopal Church where I was Bliss, was run out of the chair Grooming! 3fi C o o p e r S t., M a n c h e s te r over books and book shelves to of Bush. manship by Mr. Nixon in Bush, Mr. Nixon now means to one of the most visible evidences of a baptized as an infant, Madden’s FOR r FINE QUALITY 643-9892 justify the end and not the end justify protect them from water That went a long way to January 1969. reverse four years of Grocery Store where we used to flowing from the ceiling; they POODLES successful democracy, safe streets the means. buy our penny candy and those explain what had stunned the There are skeptics who feel inattention to party aflairs, the DIAMONDS brought in a portable water political world in December: shock to party operatives AND ALL and a relatively low crime rate; but it long walks in the fall of the year Bush ultimately must choose BREEDS From Now all this may seem old- vacuum to pick up water on the Bush, a former congressman between total subservience to around the country will be with grandpa, the gathering of floor above the library; and FUNERAL HOME 875-7624 should. mushrooms and acorns. I can and twice-defeated Senate the White House palace guard profound. They still don’t dare _ BRAY’S fashioned and quaint and not an at they went to th6 roof to free H O U R S 9-5 N H J ir a r VEST Connecticut, by and large, is middle even recall marching down the candidate from Texas, leaving that would undermine his believe it. •expert Watch Repairing titude of a vigorous free people who frozen downspouts and thus BY APPOINTMENT his prestigious post as United chairmanship or an in- Bush himself believes it and •fine Selection of Gifts ILL class community, with perhaps a Main Street in a parade with eliminated the cause of the Wm. J. Lennon, Director must cope with 20th Century problems the Orangemen, my orange Nations ambassador to take the has moved fast, risking ST U D SER VIC E F O R - For Ail Occasions MO(AGE| slight edge on the higher income side. flooding. no-win job of party chairman. intraparty controversy. During Poodles, Toys & Miniatures •longine, Bulova STORE in 20th Century ways. But remember sash dragging on the ground. 142 E. CENTER ST. In behalf of the staff and In his five-minute eulogy, the the inauguration weekend, the Wittnauer and Caravelle But we do have our “poverty Yes, my fondest memories students at Bennet, I wish to Current SUDS & SCISSORS MANCHESTER democracy’s failure in the Philippines are legion and most of them oc President explained he had influential contingent of POST RD. PLAZA - Rt. 30 Watches pockets.” We do have some cities thank our firemen neighbor- “twisted the arm” of George 646-5310 PJUIRADE and it shortcomings in Albuquerque curred in Manchester. I trust Southern state chairmen, VERNON Complete Appliances Store 737 Main St., Manchester which have substantial populations sufor a job well done. To each Bush to persuade him to leave Quotes headed by Clarke Reed of PHONE 643-5617 PULL SELECTION OP are laid to a lack of middle class and that the children and youth of fireman who helped, we extend your community will be proud the UN, and he wanted all Mississippi, warned Bush that Hotpoint models. They are IMPORTED who are low-income and low-educated our appreciation and admira Republicans leaders to know Bernie’s TV and Appliances its stability. of their heritage and their com “Whenever it’s possible for his appointment of a strong of Manchester located at the famous brands with built-in AND groups by almost any reasonable tion for your prompt response the following facts: the executive to save nioney, advocate of party reform—Rep. DON WILLIS quality that give you years of DOMESTIC I There is a lesson here for Connec munity. and expertise in our emergen Manchester Parkade is a com yardstick. And we have^’some com I wish to thank friends and Bush would have an office in it’s incumbent upon him to do William Steiger of service. You can choose from cy. plete appliance store that WINES I ticut leaders and leaders everywhere. relatives for what they have the Execlitive Office Building so.” — John D. Ehrlichman, Wisconsin—to head a new a : n several models and these come munities which have substantial por Sincerely, near Mr. Nixon’s own hideaway GARAGE delivers, installs and services We think it is simply this. Don’t un given me, the nurses and staff President Nixon’s top domestic delegate-reform committee- H m its products. John Vigeant, who in delightful new colors to com LIQUORS tions of above average incomes. Allan L. 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S m t SERVICE OPEN 7 DAYS - 11 to 9 of the Manchester Country SOCIETY FOR CATS be anti-middle class; yet it is this very party’s delegate formula Club, he is a well known figure department. TV’s in black and BRANDS adopted at the 1972 convention Specializing in U.S.D.A. white or color with either Kittens - Small Animals It can be the key to great things “It doesn’t seem politic to me Front End Alignment in Manchester and always is Boarding & Placement M A S T E R C H jURGE class which holds the key to and that'his appointment would Choice Steaks and Get a health checkup. modern, colonial or Mediterra to spit in the eye of the willing to give you information Adoption & Disposal Center democratic economic and social because many middle class people ^'Wow! Our Own Little Peace Dividend be ideological^ balanced. General Repair Work Fresh Sea Food nean styling. There is one PERSONAL CHARGE President, which is what we are Find out the lump in your throat and advice. ROUTE 83 VERNON; ACCOUNTS INVITED know what it is to be poor and un The most important designed to fit in any room in progress. doing. We’re inviting a veto.” — Bernie’s TV and Appliances 875-0052 Sen. Peter H. Dominick, R- balancing will be all but certain is only emotion. of Manchester features Kitchen your home. AM and FM radios TEL. 649-0446 Almost every assessment of the tax educated for they were once poor and replacement of Fred- C. and stereos in a variety of Colo., in arguing against the Gdt A Painting Probiem? We’ii Heip! It’s generally agreed that one of the best things Aid, Maytag and Hotpoint dis burden shows the brunt of it being uneducated. And they too can accept f b ^ r y Ash bill. Scribner, longtime national hwashers. You can choose por models are also on display and Service still means something to us—and service you can do to keep yourself in good health is to a re by Motorola, RCA, wealth for most of them earned it and committee counsel, by Dent. table models or build-in models carried by the middle class. Almost The Reed-led Southerners have means spending enough time with you to help you have a regular health checkup. Panasonic and Zenith. “The bill would add no new The reason’s simple. Cancer—if detected in smart new decorator colors. EXPERT REPAIRS ON FOREIGN CARS every study of enduring change in our have no hangups about apologizing for burden, impose new obligation, been after Eastern Republican edect the right paint finish for that job you’re plan- If you don’t own or are thinking Particularly interesting is the Scribner’s scalp ever sincq his fling. See us for paint and service when you plan your early enough—can often be cured. So even if new sound in the round stereo country indicates these changes did it. By definition the middle class is the or require no new affirmative your regular checkup does reveal a problem, in of replacing one, now is the UNITED SPORTS CAR REPAIR, Inc. showings on the part of any refusal last summer to fight next project. time to let John show you the by Electrophonic. The receiver not come without middle class sup middle ground upon which democratic liberal reformers. a way it’s a good thing. You’ve probably caught and turntable in smart walnut Rt. 83, Vernon, Conn. licensee.’’ — Clay T. it early enough to do something about it. advantages of these famous Phone 646-4485 port economically or at the polls. society can grow or die. Whitehead, director of the Hazardous through walking and plexiglas are a great addi But the fact is, your checkup probably w o n ’t brands. Having a dishwasher is the ideological tightrope tion to any modern home. Two . ESTIMATES ON ALL MAKES Yet, in many quarters it is middle Our democracy can grow if it, White House Office of Telecom- r j jU«QBPAINTCQ reveal anything serious. Most people who have just like having a maid in the munications, on an between left and right may be 7 tall round speakers on either recognizes this middle ground as the regular checkups discover they’re in pretty good kitchen—no home should be class, with its sometimes old- administration television for Bush, it is less critical than without one! To make life side deliver the truest sound CASTROL OILS ir FOREIGN CAR PARTS seed bed where the workable hybrids license-renewal bill which retaining Mr. Nixon’s personal 723 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-4501 health. available today, and at a fashioned conservatism and its self- So have a checkup. And regularly. Find out easier, you also should see their VW PACER PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT critic^? say would pave the way patronage. If the President BUY THE PAINT 'ITIAT’S WORTH THE WORK selection of garbage disposals. realistic price. If you are a admitted “work ethic,” that'is under of extremes are nutured. Let’s use the reverts to form and turns his you’re ijibctter shape than you think you are. lover of good music, this is a “Next to Vittner’s Garden Center” for censorship. Your independent If you’re in the market for a mounting pressures and is becoming middle class instead of abusing it. back on Bush and his It’s a nfcqfeeling. new washer and dryer, Bemie’s quality piece of equipment built obligations as the leader of his at the Parkade has Maytag, to last for many years of enjoy “The atmosphere throughout party. Bush could go the way of Frigidaire and Speed Queen and ment. Come and let John give the talks was precisely that you a live demonstration. Bliss, Morton and Dole. dealer. Am eric^Cancer Society^ | which you would expect when We want to wipe put cancer in your lifetime, » Today in History two men talk who get on well with each other and have been Today is Saturday, Feb. 10, In 1939, the Japanese oc raging battle for the South Viet keeping in regular touch while Herald APPUANCES-TELEVISIONS the 41st day of 1973. There are cupied Hain Island off the.South namese city of Hue. holding their offices.’’ — Reuben Plen TOURAINE 324 days left in the year. Coast of China. One year ago: President Donald J. Maitland, chief press Yesterdays^ TV h o m e IMPROVEMENTS Today’s highlight in history: Also in 1939, Pope Pius XI Nixon warned North Vietnam secretary to Prime Minister 1.^ - died. that there would be no new Texaco Sfafion PAINTS Better Service-Qreater Setlefactlon On this date in 1763, France Edward Heath of Britain, on 25 Years Ago ceded Canada to England as the In 1962, the U.S. and the American or South Vietnamese the talks between Heath and 381 Main Stroat FOR BEST RESULTS Soviet Union exchanged cap peace offers until Hanoi Red Cross campaign’s ERRIES Treaty of Paris was signed, en President Nixon. Manchester quota is $14,750, a ding the French and Indian tured American U2 pilot Fran respond^ to his latest peace Phona 643-9149 N«xt to Stop plan. jun)p of $630 over last year. HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS... War. cis Gary Powers for Soviet spy "The Coast Guard recruits Hydramatlo Tranamlaelon and Ohop Rudolf Abel. Tax re-assessments bring 53 •hotpoint Rmaytag •igidaire •zenith PAUL’S Vttil On this date — with the slogan, ‘If you’ve got Repalrlnc Paint A Craft Canter In 1828, the South American Ten years ago: The Soviets Today’s birthdays: Soprano formal protests; farm lands all •• •rca •panasonip •westinghouse •hotpoint TBLEVISION 46 West Center St., Manchester, and what it takes, pick the Coast 615 MAIN STREET revolutionary, Simon Bolivar, rejected the concept of a rap- Leontyne FTice is 45. Actress Guard,’ and I think I’ve got over town are increased nearly •stereos «dishwashprs •radios •tvs 'dryers 'etc. *11 W pA Ouuanteed Route 83, Vernon became ruler of Ck>lombia. proachmement with the West if Judith Anderson is 75. 100 per cent. Texaco Dubrioatlon Service Tel. 646-0300 what it takes.” - Bonnijill Open Eves, till 9 ?M. at the Parkade Phone 643-9561 We Give Sk^C Oreen Btampe In 1840, England’s Queen Vic it would harm the! Soviet Thought for today: We must McGhee, 23, the first female in toria married Prince Albert. alliance with Communist get rid of the extraordinary no the 180-year history of the U.S. 10 Years Ago In 1846, members of the Mor China. tion that manual work is Coast Guard to be accept^ foD This was a Sunday; The mon faith began an exodus west Five years ago: Fresh U.S. degrading — Jawaharal Nehru, officer candidate school. Herald did not publish. from Nauvoo, Illinois. Marines were sent into the Indian leader, 1889-1964.
H MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Feb. 10, 1973- PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Feb. 10. 1973 Area Churches Guerino Pierro About Town Local Churches News for Senior Citizens Three residents of The VFW Pdst and Auxiliary - —— — -by Wally F o rtin -—— ————— Manchester were naturalized will meet at the post home Sun Eyeing Super 75 Friday at U.S. District Court !n day at 6 p.m. for a visit to First Congregational Church First Congregational Church Hartford. They are Lothar Rocky Hill. United Pentecostal Church Vernon United United Church of Christ Kuhn, 178 New State Rd.; Mrs. Emanuel Lutheran Church Community Baptiat Church of A ndover Hi folks! Well, it’s that time 187 Woodbridge St. Methodist Chureh Main St., Coventry we had the real pleasure of Shankman at the piano as part A 78-year-old Manchester man who hadn’t seen his native land Hannelore L. Dahlin, 33 Chester Church and Chestnut Sts. An American Baptist Church United Church of Christ again to give you the low-down Robert Baker, Pastor Rt. 30 Rev. liobert HeaviUn, having Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bur of the program. for over 60 years and who had been planning to visit it this year Dr.; and Victor Salcius, 35 Rev. C Henry Anderson, 585 E. Center St. Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr. I on the happenings here at the Rev. F. W. Schuster, Minister Interim Pastor ton show up to conduct a dan It will be most enjoyable so can now make the trip without skimping on the expense. North St. Judge T. Emmet Read Potpourri Rev. Ronald J. Fournier Robert S. Dutton Minister (Center. Pastors 10 a.m., Sunday School. cing class. This is real popular plan oh attending. By the way, Guerino Pierro of 128 Maple St., who will be 79 in March, won Clarie presided. Lay Minister With this crazy weather Robert X. Lanier 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. 9:30 a.m.. Church School. with better than forty members our programs Wednesday will $5,000 in Thursday’s Connecticut Lottery. He now is eligible to Nursery-age Kindergarten. 9:45 a.m.. Church School. we’ve been having we had to Intern 9:15 a.m.. Church School for 6 p.m.. Youth Service. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. taking an active part. Between end around 3 o’clock in the raise his winnings to $75,000 or $15,000 in the Super 75 drawings. 10:45 a.m.. Church School for cancel out last ^iday ni^t’s all ages, Sunday School for 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Ser Sermon tqpic: “First-Last. the Cha Gia Cha with everyone afternoon, because the' bus will Pierro, who said he never won anything before in his life, Grade 1 through 6. setback games. As It turned 9 and 10:40 a.m., The Service. Nursery through Grade 4 con vice. chanting one, two, three, four, take you home, and then has to bought the winning ticket at the Fairway Store on Main St. He 7 to 9 p.m.. Junior Methodist Nursery School. put, the weather wasn’t too Scout Sunday will be observed. tinuing during the service. 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. Our Savior Lutheran Church five, it was quite a scene. go back out again at 8 p.m. to says he buys one or two tickets a week. Henry Blcx^ has Youth Fellowship, second and 239 Graham Rd. bad; however, we have to make pick you up for the big dance.' His wife, Antoinette, said he was so excited Thursday night, he 8:40 and 10:40 a.m., Church 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. The Presbyterian Church Open as Usual School for three-year-olds 43 Spruce St. fourth Sunday of each month. South Windsor up our minds by noontime if couldn’t eat supper and could eat practically no breakfast Friday Youth Sunday. Topic: “Hap Vernon Assemblies of God we’re thinking of canceling, so After a delicious hot roast Special Matinee 17 reasons why you through Grade 8. Nursery for piness is..." A nursery is Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor Rev. Ronald A. Erbe ' morning. Bolton Congregational 51 Old Town Rd. Pastor we can get it in the paper as beef sandwich everyone went The manager of the UA A velvet worker at Cheney’s since 1916, he retired 14 years ago. infants. provided. upstairs where they heard 6:30 p.m.. The Youth Groups 9:15 a.m ., Sunday School. C hurch well as on the air. So ^ere are Theater called to say they are He said he will visit his home town of Forenza, Italy. As for the should ccme to us Bolton Center Rd. Sunday: 9:45 a.m., Sunday no scores to report on setback. about the following programs: planning a monthly matinee of will meet at the church. St, Mary’s Church Classes for all ages. 10:30 a.m.. 9 and 10:15 a.m.. Worship Ser rest of the money, he said he will spend it where ne^ed. Pierro Rev. J. Stanton Conover School for all ages. Monday morning we had a First the next two Mondays a special movie at the low price Park and Chestnut Sts. Worship Service. Nursery vice. has three children and seven grandchildren. 11 a.m., Morning Worship are holidays, but we’re going to of ninety-nine cents for seniors Partner for income tax help. Rev. George Nostrand provided. Minister 9 a.m., Sunday School. fine turnout for our kitchen 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic be open as usual, although and school children. Unitarian Universalist Socie Rector 7 p.m.. Evening Service. 10 to 10:15 a.m.. Fellowship social bingo games with Gloria Reason 4 . K the IRS should call you in for with a limited staff. Then we Thursday rolled in, and the Rev. Stephen J. White 10:15 a.m.. Church School. and coffee. and Tommy handling the Laurence P. Rubinow, of ty 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Trinity Lutheran Church calling of the games. heard that our old friend Jessie morning pinochle group was off Glastonbury has been admitted an audit, H & R Block will gp with you, at 466 Main St. Rev. Ronald Haldeman St. James Church Boy Scout Sunday. Sermon: Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 In &e afternoon we had 44 Lozier was in the hospital, but on a trip, so we didn’t have Vernon Notes to the law firm of LaBelle, no additional cost. Not as a legal Rev. Arnold F. Westwood MsgT: Edward J. Reardon Rev. Donald McClean is expected back into the Pastor “Window Shopping For Life.” Talcotiville players for pinochle with the anything to report. contacting Mrs. Jane Rothenberg and Woodhouse, 843 Minister 7:30 a.m.. The Holy Meadows Convalescent Home Promoting understanding and representative . . . but we can answer all Rev. Joseph E. Vujs 7:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Congregational Church following winners: G s Wilson, In the afternoon we had our McCarthy, School St. or LA. Main St. as a partner. Eucharist, Service for Trial 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Ser any day now. Our good friends knowledge of South America Rev. Eugene J. Charman Fellowship. United Church of Christ 708; Mary Nackowski, 697; Bridge Gub in action, and at will be the topic of the meeting Garafolo, Evergreen Rd. Rubinow has been an questions about how your tax return was 10:30 a.m.. Service. The Rev. Use. vice, Holy Communion. Martha Mansfield, Anna Kurtz this time I want to say an extra Mr. Westwood will review the 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Ser Rev. James M. Boyle Fritz Wilkinson, 689; May Der of the international affairs associate with the firm for prepared. S t. George’s Episcopal 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. by, 682; Paul Schuetz, 679; and Angie Jarvis from the thanks to our good friend Ivy Hospital Group three years. He is a graduate of book, “The Crime of vice for Trial Use, with sermon 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service committee of the Vernon Junior ' The Rockville (leneral C hurch Adult Instruction Class. Wilbrod Messier, 675; Leon Meadows, and Joseph Morris Siddell. Ivy has been quietly, Case Western Reserve Univer Punishment" by Karl Men- by the Rev. Mr. White. Church Saturday, Masses at 5 and and Church School. Womens Gub ’Tuesday at the Hospital Auxiliary sewing Rt. 44A, Bolton Fallot, 666; Frances Fike, 662; and Rose Cambell from Gest- but effectively, putting this sity and the University of ninger and will discuss the pre School, Nursery care. Crib 7:30 p.m. United Congregational field, all send their love and home of Mrs. Jean Darien, group will meet Thursday at Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, Rev. John F. Flora III Mary Hope, 658; Mabel Keeney, program together, and doing an Connecticut School of Law sent demand for stiff penalties Class. C hurch would be happy to have anyone Haylin Dr. at 10 a.m. 9:30 a.m. in the social rooms of 10:30 a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. Vicar St. Matthew’s Church 646, and George Last, 645. Once excellent job. She also told me where he was a member of the for drug pushers. Nursery, 9:45 a.m., Sunday Morning United Church of Christ drop in to say hello. During this month the club Union Congregational Church, Tolland again, thanks to Fritz Wilkin she would like to see two shipped 12 aases of textbooks, board of editors of the Law Church School. Coffee House. Tolland Next we told them that we divisions. Elm St. 11 a.m.. Morning Prayer, 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Rev. J. Gifford Curtin son, Bob Schubert, John Derby donated by the Skinner Road Benefit Show Review. 10:15 a.m.. Morning Prayer Rev. Donald G. Miller, still have a few tickets left for One would be for the Book of Common Prayer, with St. Bartholomew’s Church Pastor and Anna Haupt for helping School, to the Darien Book Aid Adoniram Chapter , Royal Second Congregational Rev. Philip Hussey and Sermon. Minister with this program. . our big Valentine “Sweetheart” beginners, or those who are sermon by the Rev. Mr. l^ ite . dance coming up Wednesday Plan, Inc. an organization Arch Masons, is looking for C hurch Pastor Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 That evening we were back more or less brushing up on the Nursery. 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser evening from 7 to 10:30. Lots of which ships books to foreign talent for a benefit variety United Church of Christ Gilead Congregational p.m. on the job as we had our Special game, and another section for countries to further the educa show it plans to present on May C hurch vice and Church School. dancing to the tunes of Johnnie the top players. To do this we 385 N. Main St. Trinity Covenant Church Saturday, Mass 5 p.m. Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:30 Bingo Party, and the gang was tion of children and adults in un- 25 and 26 at Vernon Center Mid 11 a.m.. High School Class. Nesco and his orchestra, plenty need some more players, so Rev. Felix M. Davis 302 Hackmatack St. Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:15 Hebron and 11:45 a.m. treated to a delicious corned derpriviliged areas. 'The club dle School. 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim of goodies to eat, and stuff to here’s your chance to (1), begin Minister Rev. Norman E. Swensen and 11:30 a.m. Rev. Herbert O. Kelsey Jr. beef and cabbage dinner, also donated three children’s Proceeds from the show will Pastor Fellowship. served by our head cook Frank drink, plus a few door prizes. to learn the game, or (2), to Pastor It’s always a great night, and dictionaries to the Rockville be donated to the Grand ’*THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. St. Bridget Church Si . Bernard’s Church Lattuca and his wife Nancy come and play with some real Public Junior Library. Chapter DeMolay Scholarship 9:45 a.m.. Church School. Ser Unitarian Meeting House we’re looking forward to good players. The results of the Nursery through Church School 9:30 a.m., Sunday School with Rev. John J. Delaney Rockville with lots of help from our stu Also at the Junior Library, Fund. To promote the show, Mm in sons vice will be conducted by the 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford having you join us. The bus games are as follows: Irving WURUNTIC Grade 8. Learning Community: classes for all ages three Pastor Rev. John J. White dent friends. the club set up a display on there will be a parade made up MANCKSTER 867 Main St. 348 W. Middle Tpke. Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat will be picking up starting at 6 Carlson, 5,080; Ethel Quish, 4,- “ Belonging to the Christian through adult, plus Infant Rev. William J. Stack Pilgrim Fellowship. Rev. William Schnieder Africa and its people. ’This in of floats, bands and other 3S6 W. Middle Tpke. Other Area Offices: 11 a.m.. Worship Service. p.m. 500; Marianne Herdic, 4,350; MMISfELD Fellowship." Sermon by the Nursery. Rev. William J. Killeen Rev. Anthony Miller Sing-A long cluded pictures, handcarved marching units. This will be LHMTHMI Rt. 18S Holiday Mall Putnam Nursery provided. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, We also have a lim ited Coventry Rev. Mr. Davis, “Top Dog.” 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service After eating, we went up Eugene Toch, 4,070, and Irene elephants, ivory earrings and held on May 19. list Main St. ROCXVUE 8:30 a.m ., Winter family Saturday, Masses at 5 and Nursery and Worship Church Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 number of tickets left for our Foisy, 3,880. Beat the rush ... .file your 281 Silver Lane SUfford Springs with the Rev. Mr. Swensen stairs for a sing-along, head^ big English Night Dinner for some cloth. Anyone interested in taking Ward & Union Sts. Colchester breakfast. 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. St. Peter’s Episcopal Church School. p.m. federal tax return early! preaching on “Shining Faces,” Mrs. Robert Simmons by our feood friend Irven ’Tuesday, Feb. 20. Along with a Menus For The Week On Feb. 22, the international part in the show should contact Children’s Church for Grade 1 Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9 and Sand Hill Rd. Sunday, Masses at 7, 8:30,10, IGrpens and his singing guitar. committee will meet at 8 p.m. Louis Miner or Robert Silver South Windsor Avery St. roast beef dinner, we’ll be Monday: French onion soup through 6. Nursery for pre 10:30, in church; 10:30a.m. and 11:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Irvens was accom pani^ by Jae at the home of Mrs. Sally for further information. Zion Evangelical noon, school auditorium. Rev. Standish Macintosh Christian Reformed Church entertained by the Homespuns, with Parmesian cheese, egg school children. ^ g o r a and Lena Speed. ’The Miano, Lawrence St., to follow Fellowship Supper Lutheran Church O rganist Interim Vicar 661 Avery St., South Windsor and we’ll toss in a couple of sur and olive sandwich, chilled fruit St. Maurice’s Church whole gang joined in the sing- up and inform club members ’The Women’s Fellowship of (Missouri Synod) Rev. Peter Mans, prises. cup, and a beverage. Jehpvah’s Witnesses Church of the Assumption Bolton Congregational Church Bolton along with Irven and let it all Wednesday: Old fashioned about Africa and its customs Union Congregational Church Cooper and High Sts. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. Minister Rev. Robert W. CrOnin Our Nationality Nights are Kingdom Hall Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Mrs. Simmons, a native of Torrington, has lived in Coven hang;, out. By that time the for a nice dinner and a little fish and chips lunch, golden and traditions. Steve Mbanefe will hold a potluck supper Rev. Charles W. Kuhl 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer. Pastor downkteirs was all cleaned up and G. Choye, both from Lagos, 726 N. Main St. Rev. Edward S. Pepin try for seven years and has served as organist at Bolton 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. entertainment and still get fish, crisp French fries, tangy Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. with Pastor Church School. Nigeria, will attend the Pastor 11 a.m.. Worship Service. and so we went back down for a home rather soon. coleslaw, tartar sauce, ice Mrs. Frederic Turkington as Congregational Church for the past two years. She Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 few big games. ’Thanks to the meeting to explain what it is 9:30 a.m.. Public Bible dis Rev. Robert J. Burbank 7 p.m. Evening Worship. During the afternoon we held cream and cookies, and a hostess. 9:00 a.m.. Divine Worship. course “Be Ready to Make a attended Wagner College, Staten Island, N.Y., and has First Congregational Church p.m. above singers, and also like to live in Africa. 5 p.m. Evening Worship. a few quiz games, and had some beverage. Mrs. Dorothea McCarthy will 10:15 a.m., Sunday School and studied organ with David Almond, organist and choir of H ebron Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:15, Georgina Vince and Tommy Defense for Your Faith.” Saturday, Masses at 5 and 5:40 p.m. Christian Education fun trying to fool them, but Thursday: Vegetable beef School Lunches have charge of the devotions Youth Forum. 10:30 a.m.. Group discussion director at Concordia Lutheran Church in Manchester. She Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr. 11 a.m. O’Neill for handling the games 10:10 to 11:30 a.m. Grade 6 7:30 p.m. Pastor Classes. believe me, that’s hard to do. soup, hamburg in a roll, frosted Vernon public schools will be and Gary Lipstreau of the 226 of Jan. 1 Watchtower magazine Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, and her husband have two children, Scott and Diane. for us. \ cake, and a beverage. closed on Monday in obser Hockanum Valley Community and 8 youth instruction. Sacred Heart Church AH in all it was quite an SPENCER ST. articles “Get a Firm Hold on 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. (Herald photo by Pinto) First Evangelical Lutheran Latvian Dances Friday: Clam chowder, vance of Lincoln’s birthday. Services Center and Mrs. the Real Life” and Followers of 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Rt. 30, Vernon evening, and fbr some, they Nursery provided. The service Church of Rockville From there we went into grilled frankfurters, tartlet, The following lunches will be Roseann Kapsia of the Day MANCHESTER.. SHOPPING CENTER Jesus, the Glorious Model” and Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor were here for t^lve straight some dancing and were sur South United Methodist will be conducted by the 154 Orchard St. and a beverage. served for the rest of the week: Care Center will be the guest Great Worldwide Witness in Rev. Edward Konopka hours. Would you believe that? prised by one of our new Pilgrim Fellowship. Rev. Richard E. Bertram, Tuesday: Parmesan beef pat- speakers following the supper. C hurch 1972!” Coventry These folks are something else. members. Juris Kriskijans, Schedule For The Week Main St. at Hartford Rd. Tolland 7 p.m.. Junior and Senior Pastor tie, mashed potato, whole Couples Club Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. I’ll tell you. I was jim waiting who arrived with his accordion Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, Rev. Dr. George W. Webb Pilgrim Fellowship. kernel com, bread and butter, ’The Married Couples Club of Concordia Lutheran Church Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, for them to tell me target in a and played some Latvian kitchen social bingo, one can of Rev. Wayne Kendall Republicans Favor 9 a.m.. Religious School. chocolate pudding with the Union Congregational 40 Pitkin St. 10:30 a.m. and noon. few cots so they could sj^nd the music. Mr. and Mrs. Venters canned goods need^; noon to marshmallow topping. HANG Rev. Robert W. Eldridge Jr. Union Congregational 9:15 a.m.. Adult Discussion Giurch will sponsor a guest Rev, Richard E. Bertram Meadowbrook night here. . ^ 'TFirobers helped show the gang 12:30 p.m. lunch is served; 1 Wednesday: Chili con came, Pastors Vice Pastor C hurch Group. St. Margaret Mary’s Church p.m. to 4 p.m., pinochle games. night Feb. 17 in observance of THE MIdOLf MAN Full-Time Planner Rockville 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. how to dance a few Latvian saitines, cabbage and pineapple Valentines Day. Members will PTO To Hear Wapping Tuesday started out wh dances, and everyone enjoyed Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m. return 9 and 10:45 a.m., Infant- Rev. Paul J. Bowman First Sunday of each month. fine turnout for our oil paint slaw, peach upside down cake. bring food for a potluck supper BUY DIRECT FROM THE 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, HOLLY GANTNER Bulletin Board Rev. William McGrhth the change from regular square trips at 12:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. 'Thursday: Salami grinders, Toddlers through Kindergarten Correspondent Of Programs Minister Communion. class. From there the for themselves and their Church School through Grade 6. The Gleaners of Second Rev. Joseph Schick dancing. We’ll be hearing more ’htesday, 10 a.m. to noon, oil potato chips, stewed tomatoes, MANUFACTURER AND at Susannah Wesley Hall. Tel. 742-8795 Congregational Church will Rev. Lyman D. Reed Co-Pastors moved on to the Parkade guests. Nursery for small children. VIVIAN V. KENNESON from Mr. Kriskijans as time painting class; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.. pears. Course Programs Grade 1 through High School in 10:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, ’The Republican Town Com meet Tuesday at 7:30 at the Associate Minister Wesleyan United , where the Senior League was^ Senior Bowling League at the Correspondent Methodist Church goes on. Friday: Baked macaroni and Programs to discuss the the main building. Worship Ser Church School for Grade 7, 8, 9 mittee, meeting earlier this Church Community House, Rt. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 busy knocking over the By the way, you all know Parkade Lanes. No bus. Tel. 875-4704 9 a.m.. Church School, Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington cheese, buttered peas, molded curriculum at Rockville High vice. Boy Scout Sunday. The and high school. Nursery for week, voted unananimously to 44A. The Rev. Robert Bechtold p.m. hardwood. ’The results went like lout the Manchester High Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 SAVE 50% The february meeting of the salad, peanut butter sandwich, Rev. Dr. Webb preaching. Ser go on record as favoring expen will present a program of his Grades 5 through 9. Adult Study Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor this: School will be held next week small children. Meadowbrook PTO will be held Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 >1 Round Table Singers? a.m., arts and crafts; 10:30 applesauce. Milk is served with for eighth grade students in St. mon: “I’m Scared To Death.” diture of a portion of revenue experiences in British Hon Group. and 11:30 a.m. a.m. to 11:30 a.m.. dance class; Thursday Feb. 15, at 8 p.m. in 9:45 a.m., Sunday School Well, this year the students are all meals. Bernard’s parochial school and 7 p.m.. Senior High Methodist sharing funds for hiring a full duras and Guatamala during 10:30 a.m.. Church School, in In the men’s Gass A group, noon to 1 p.m. hot-meal and the school’s all-purpose room having various fund raising Church Society the Vernon Center Middle Youth Fellowship. North United time planner and staff for the his recent sabbatical leave. All fants through Grade 4. Classes for all ages. St. Francis of Assisi Al LaPlant took both honors meals-on-wheels; 1:30 p.m., and will feature “Quiz the 11 a.m.. Worship Service. p ro j^s to raise money so they St. Helen’s Society of St. School. Just Recefvud/ New Shipment of Men’s Methodist Church town. women of the church are in 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. 673 Ellington Rd., with a high triple of 535 and the Fun-Day entertainment a piano LADIE’S Experts.” Nursery. can s^nd a few well earned Sessions at St. Bernard will 300 Parker St. The GOP said, “We believe vited to attend the meeting, and Youth Sunday. Theme: “The South Windsor high single of 195. Gass B, Gif recital and sing-along with Ben Joseph Church will meet First Church of Christ A panel of educators will be Kingdom Of God Is At Hand.” 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. ford Hammond took all honors days in Hawaii. Thursday starting at 6:30 p.m. be ’Tuesday and Wednesday at 9 DOUBLE KNIT Rev. Earle R. Custer that a full time town planner is a brief business meeting will Rev. John C. Gay, Pastor To help raise money, they Shankman at the piano and DOUBLE KNIT Scientist on hand to answer questions To carry out the theme young 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. with a high triple of 441 and a with a “Zapusty,” the feast a.m. and at Middle School there Pastor needed now to insure that a precede the program. Rev. Eugene M. Kibride have a very fine program lined Dave Hutchinson singing; 7 FLMR LEG SUCKS 447 N. Main St. and report on Meadowbrook’s people will use a number of high single of 202. before fasting before Lent. will be a session at 9 a.m. for proper balance is maintained in up, for Saturday night, Feb. p.m. to 10:30 p.m., Valentine PALAZZO PANTS 'Die Garden Club will meet programs. They will concen parables of Jesus. Through Unitarian Fellowship The society has been holding the boys and 9:45 a.m. for the In The Newest Plaid Patterns 9 and 10:30 a . m., Worship Ser planning for the growth of the Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 In the women’s Gass A Sweetheart Dance. Bus pickup 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sun Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the trate on progress to date and speaking, role playing and of Glastonbury 10th, at the high school this pre-Lenten potluck since it girls, both on Thursday. vice. Sermon: “The Promise of entire town, not just the area p.m. group, M a^ Chaves took the at 8:30 a.m., and noontime. day School and Nursery. headquarters of the Historical future program plans, with singing Uiey will lead the ser Academy Junior High cafeteria. They will have a real was organized in 1921. It will be Parents are invited to attend a New Day.” purchased for Greater Hartford Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 high triple with 465 and the high Return trip at 3 p.m. Bus “Spirit” is the subject of the Society on South St. Co emphasis on the Integrated Main St., Glastonbury old fashioned New England held in the church hall. these sessions. Wo manutaimire these for some of the country’s leading storesi 9 a.m.. Church School. Process.” vice. and 11 a.m. single of 169. In the Gass B pickup again at 6:30 p.m. return lesson-sermon. The Golden hostesses will be Mrs. Frank Learning Day program. Saturday Night Supper of baked The new officers of the club ’There will also be a special Nursery and Grade 3 through 6. ’The completion of a land use group Ida Cormier took the high trip after the big dance. Text: 1 Corinthians 2:11. - Steele and Mrs. Fred The meeting has been Second Congregational 10:30 a.m.. Service, Nursery beans, frankfurters, brown are Mrs. Helen Koniar, presi session for parents of students 10:30 a.m.. Church School. study for the town was also in St. Mary’s C hurch triple with 334, and the high ’Thursday, 10 a.m. to noon, The Christian Science Kingsbury. Mrs. Percy Colbath changed from Feb. 14 because C hurch and School. bread, coleslaw, homemade dent; Mrs. Wanda Satkiewicz, from both schools, Thursday at Nursery, Kindergarten and cluded in the recommendation. Rt. 31, Coventry single .with 131 was won by pie, and coffee, plus lots of crewel embroidery class; 9:45 Reading Room, 968 Main St., is will show garden slides. of the conflict with the P.S. 73 vice president; Mrs. Lottie 7:30 p.m. at the Mddle School. Grades 1 and 2. Middl-links dis The Town Council, at its United Church of Christ Rev. F. Bernard Miller Marjorie Dickenson. entertainment by the Round a.m. to noon, pinochle games; open to the public, except on program on the evaluation of Messiah Evangelical 'The discussions will be led by cussion group meets at home of meeting on Monday night, noted Rt. 44A, Coventry Pastor Table Singers. noon to 12:30 p.m. lunch is Ziemba, financial secretary; holidays, from 11 a.m., to 4 The Coventry Whirlaways the high school which will be L utheran Francis Shortell, director of Mervin ’Thresher. that Planner Frank Connolly Rev. Robert Bechtold, Rev. Paul F. Ramen Sounds real great, and served; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., bridge Miss Patricia Cedor,.recording p.m. Monday through Friday Square Dance Club will hold its held at the high school at 7:30 C hurch guidance for the public school OPEN SUNDAYS 7:30 p.m.. Membership class. will be working on a full-time Minister AARP believe me it’s one way to get a games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., secretary; ,Mrs. Rita Rasulis, and from 7 to 9 p.m. on the first annual meeting and election of p.m. (Wisconsin Synod) treasurer and Mrs. Bernice Gill system. basis for a minimum of 60 days Saturday, Mass at 5:15 p.m. During the afternoon 1 had a good meal and a night out. return trip at 12:30 p.m. 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. Thursday of each month. officers on Wednesday at 7:30 300 Buckland Road, and Mrs. Helen Rogalus, Parents are also invited to Church of the Nazarene starting next week. Grade School Lunches 10 §.m.. Worship Service. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 pleasant telephone conversa Friday, .10 a.m. to noon, p.m. at the Capt. Nathan Hale Church School. South Windsor tmstees. take part in individual MON., TOES., WED., 10-6 236 Main St. In other GOP action, Paul School. The club is under the Monday: No school — Lii^- and 10:45 a.m. tion with a good friend and vice kitchen social bingo, one can of Stotler, Root Rd., was chosen to 11 a.m.. Coffee Hour. Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor Piano Donated Tri-lown Players counseling sessions in which Rev. William A. Taylor sponsorship of the Recreation coln’s birthday. '■ president of the local part two canned goods n e ^ ^ ; noon to each eighth grader will be ad Church of Christ Pastor fill a vacancy on the town com 7 p.m.. Senior Pilgrim Oh! By the way, I received a The Tri-Town Players will THORS., FRI., 10-9 Commission. Tuesday: Hamburger on roll, of the AARP, John Dormer. 12:30 p.m., lunch is served; 7 vised on course selection. Lydall and Vernon Sts. mittee. Fellowship. ^ 10 a.m.. Worship Service. telephone call from a Mrs. meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the ketchup, french fries,' It seems that the local AARP p.m. to 10 p.m-., setback games. Parents may make ap Eugene Brewer, Minister 7:30 p.m.. Adult pre William Carroll telling me she Lottie Fisk Building, Henry CLOSED SATURDAY 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. vegetable, dessert. is growing so large that it had Rus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return pointments by calling the Classes for all ages. membership meeting.' St. John’s Episcopal Church to be split up into two sections. had a piano, and wondered if we trip at 12:30 p.m. Bus pickup at Park, Rockville, and com 9 a.m., Bible Classes. Wednesday: Spaghetti with The guidance office at the Middle 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. Rt. 30, Vernon John and I chatted about some could use it. Well, you can bet I 6 p.m., return trip after setback mittee reports will be given and 10 a m.. Worship. Sermon: meat sauce, cheese stick, wax School. Message by the pastor. Nursery Rev. Robert H. Wellner, B M e ideas we could work on together didn’t hesitate saying yes, and games. work continued on future “The Church, God’s Means of Columbia beans, Vienna bread and butter, Today^s Thought and Children’s Church. Rector in the way of programs and before I knew it, we were on our productions of the group which Edification.” jello with fruit. 7 p.m.. Evening Service. trips. It’s good to know that now way to pick it up. It’s real nice, was recently organized. 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: Thursday: Turkey and gravy, “Believe me wheffT^ell you Message by the pastor. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. we can start working together and sounds real grj^at. “The Power of Imagination.” mashed potatoes, peas, this: the man who has learned 10 a.m.. Family Service and w Valentine Dance S lim m er S ch o o l cranberry sauce, candied sweet Eugeni with both sections of the AARP, We have a plaque on it now, The Vernon Democratic to believe in me will be able to Church School. A Beautiful Itch We Will Pack potatoes, dessert. do what I do;...and whatever Brewit and I’m sure we can come up as it was donated in memory of Poison ivy’s handsome red Town Committee will sponsor a St. John's Polish Mr. Carroll’s father and Friday: (Meadowbrook) request you make of the Father with something good for and yellow autumn colors Valentine dance Feb. 17 from 9 Calvary Church National Catholic Church Plan Outlined Rockville United Methodist mother, Henry and Helen Your Favorite Soup, toasted chesse sandwich, in my name, I will grant, so A half-century ago a batUe everyone. have deceived many an un p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Kosciuszko (Assemhiies of God) C hurch Carroll. We’re very grateful to from 9 to 10 a.m. using one carrot sticks. (Hicks & Middle) that through the Son the Father was fought over the teaching I wonder just how many peo suspecting flower arranger. Gub, 1 Vernon Ave. 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Waiter A. Hyszko VIRGINIA CARLSON 142 Grove St. the Carroll’s for thinking of us, Valentine^8 teacher for two hours a week at Tuna sandwich, celery sticks, may be glorified.” — John of evolution in our public ple in town who are fifty-five Nearly an entire college The Lloyd Nicholas Trio will Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Pastor Correspondent Rev. John W. Mortimer, and believe me we’ll enjoy $60. juice, vegetable, dessert. 14:12-13 schools. Creationists were en and over who haven’t yet joined campus once was incapaci play for dancing. Refreshments Pastor Tel. 228-9224 Pastor many hours with it. Assortm ent Library and story hours are Fortunately, when a man ef trenched, but evolutionists the AARP? It’s a great tated when the leaves were will be served and door prizes Masses, 9 and 10:30 a.m. Assistant Superintendent High School Lunches won the right in court to We then had our friend Ben used Jo decorate a gym proposed for Tuesdays and faces himself to make room for organization with the welfare of awarded. Tickets are $6 a cou 10 a m., Sunday School, Clarence Edmondson proposed - Tuesday: Pepper steak on 9:30 a.m.. Church School, expose students to their view. Shankman stop by to try it out, nasium for a harvest dance. DAY Thursdays with primary story his brothers, God enters, and all seniors their concern, and ple and may be purchased by classes for adults and children. a summer school program to bun, buttered noodles, Nursery through adults. In the years that followed and then he took a little time to Full Gospel Christian hour from 10 to 10:30 a.m. and with him, his light. In this light for a couple of bucks a year you Nursery. run two days a week for six vegetables. 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. evolution has come to be sort of putting it back in tune, Fellowship intermediate from 10:30 to 11 he sees himself and the tiniest get quite a few benefits. 11 a.m.. Service of Worship weeks, as directed by the Board Wednesday: Spaghetti with Nursery through Grade 2. as moving a piano from place- Interdenominational a.m. with two teachers at fours threads of his actions. He no taught as a scientific fact, to One in particular is the low W ED . and Bible preaching. meat sauce, cheese wedge, to-place will knock off the Orange Hall of Education. The proposal a week for $240 for six weeks. longer needs to tell himself that the complete disregard of prices for medicine. FEB. 14th 7 p.m.. Evening Service. suggests reading be scheduled green beans, homemade Vienna creation. tuning to some extent. Rev. Philip P. Saunders, Supplies and expenses are it is God who directs his actions First Congregational Church ’Think about it. Better yet, Valentino A HEART Hymnsing, Bible message and Mondays and Wednesdays from bread. Speaking of Mr. Shankman, if Pastor estimated at $500 for an es and makes them effective — of V ernon Recently, the battle erupted check out about joining the prayer. 9 to 9:30 a.m. and from 9:30 to Thursday: Juice, Italian anew before the (California you don’t know, well I’ll toll D on’t timated $1,520 for the program. HE KNOWS IT! Rev. John A. Lacy, Minister local AARP; you’ll be glad you Day ^ 10 a.m., for primary, grinder, pickled beets, potato Board of Education textlmk you; he id a professional piano BOX OF 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study Edmondson will survey The Christian must be urged Rev. Edwin W. Barthlomew, did. intermediate and upper classes. chips. committee. This time player from ’way back, and he Forget and open discussion. Sunday students and parents as to the not to shy away from his painful Assistant Minister lihen came Wednesday and It WEDNESDAY Center Congregational Three teachers would be Friday: Fish sticks, tartar evolutionists are entrenched, has volunteered his talents to School. Interest and report back to the revelation, not to be right now it’s by far the most CHOCOLATES SPECIAL Church necessary at about $5 an hour sauce, french fries, peas and seeking to fend off demands of presenting a piano recital Feb. FEBRUARY 14th Her On 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic ser board. discouraged, for this 10 a.m., Morning Worship. exciting and busiest day.Things United Church of Christ and the six week schedule carrots, bread and butter. creationists that evolution be 14, for our pleasure, come this VALENTINE vice. .experience is a God-given 9:5§ a.m.. Church School. start off with members making Q n ^ 11 Center St. would cost $180. Building Commitlee Dessert and milk are in taught as a theory. They were Wednesday afternoon. Dave from w V and up Valentine’s grace, without which he would The Rev. Mr. Lacey will various items in Gloria’s arts You can be a sweetheart when HOURS Rev. Lyman G. Farrar An arts and crafts session is The school building com cluded in all school lunches. unsuccessful, and science Hutchinson will be on hand to MADE FRESH IN OUR OWN never have known the greatness preach. Coffe Fellowship after and crafts class. At 10:30 a.m.. Day Rev. Winthrop Nelson suggested for Mondays and mittee, which is the school the service. Nursery care textbooks there must be conduct a sing-along with Mr. you shop at Plasa kitchons from old Church of Jesus Christ of of God and the smallness of Sun., Feb. 11 Co-Pastors Wednesdays from 10 a.m. to board, approved payment of Cub Scout Pack 915 available during the service. revised accordingly CHOCOLATES - CINNAMON HEARTS NEW ENGLAND RECIPES Latter-day Saints (Mormon) man. noon for primary, intermediate $6,900 to Universal Structures At a recent Pack 915 meeting 4:30 p.m. Junior High Pilgrim However, they were able, for Hillstown Rd. and Woodside St. May he never forget it! MOTTO HEARTS - GREETING CARDS 10 a.m.-4 p.m.| 9:15 and 11:15 a.m.. Worship and upper groups. ’This would for the portable classrooms, advancements were given to now, to defeat a move Terryl E. Draney, Bishop • Rev. Robert J. Burbank Fellowship will meet. or Go Creative For The Youngsters,., Services. Youth Sunday. Topic: also involve three teachers at $5 withholding payment of $600. William Ford, David Schreiter, 7 p.m.. Senior High Pilgrim requiring creation to be valentines and valentine Mon., Fob. 12th James Hart, Skip Shaffer, Church of the Assumption DOILIES - POSIES - RIBBONS “Christian Joy.” 9 a.m.. Priesthood. per hour for four hours per Still Outstanding are bills to Fellowship will meet. thu^t as a theory alongside CHOCOLATE Tuot., Fob. 13th Robert Charland, Robert heart boxes lor everyonel CRAFT PAPER - HEART SHAPED 9:15 to 11 a.m.. Learning 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. week at a cost of $360, foi; six Columbia Construction of $343 evolution. This irrational op Wad., Fob. 14th Communities. Nursery through weeks. and to LeBeau Plumbing, $240. Peters, Mel Hardy, Michael Prince of Peace Lutheran position to an alternative wadnMday to vatontlm day . . • COOKIE CUTTERS - CAKE PANS 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Gasses for all ages. Cole, Chris Curley, Jam es Sim NOVELTY HEART POPS Grade 6. , 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. It is proposed now to have " The extra excavating and Wilson, Frank Lucente, David C hurch theory of origins reveals an 10:15 to 11 a.m., Cojfee beginners instrumental plumbing was necessary mons, David Vasquenza, Kevin Burke, Todd Wilson, Edward Rt. 31 and N. River Rd., unscholarly bias evra among giN your OPEN: Monday to Saturday .9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Oiarpentier, Mark Rubenstein, Fellowship and Learning Op individual lessons from 9 a.m. - because of a drainage problem Hoyt, Wayne Hoyt, Ross Coventry scientists. Once again the pen wiodkly PLAZA DEPARTMENT STDRE portunities for youth and adult. Gospel Hall to noon Mon^lays and which arose when footings were Robert Edmonds, Donald Osborn, Chris Bonk, Richard Rev. W. H. Wilkins, dulum swings! (W « Hav* A Notion To Ptoaao) Hawkes, Paul Cullen, David k r t ^ 6 p.m. Family potluck, spon 415 Center St. Wednesdays. This would be one being put in for the portables. Carlson and James lliayer. Pastor the mVocle of nwfelJfeA tlGhets NEXT TO FRANK’S SUPERMARKET s o r^ by the Youth Fellowship teacher at $180 for six weeks. The m atter was turned over to Hydock, David Rubenstein, and The December advanrament GHURGHff^CPIST EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER and the Couples Club, in 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. On Tuesdays and Thursdays it an insurance company, but Scott Euler. award went to Webelos Den 1, 9 a.m., Suhday School., L y dlall a ll andjrehernon Streets dowritowniwTiitown mancnenet*maneMnAt* Burnham & Brady Building, 34 Burnside Ave., East^ Hartford 528-1737 Awards were given to Blen Woodruff Hall. Don West, guest 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. is now suggested band payment has not been made as and the January advancement 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. Phone: 643-2S17 speaker. 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. instrument instruction be held yet. Martin, Cliff Lucente, Todd award went to (Tub Den 3,
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Sat.. Feb. 10. 1«73 PAGE EIGHT Olympic Committee Has New Look South Nips Herald Angle Haberern’s Foul Miller to Answer Dashes HCC By Earl Yost No W ord Owners^ Proposal
South Catholic (60) Sports Editor Gives Tribe Edge Revenge was gained for B F Pts In NCAA NEW YORK (AP) — Marvin Miller, “ waiting to see if an early season overtime, Neneghan 4 5 IS , the offer by the owners stands firm ,” will hold a news con Machalus 0 0 0 M 7 - two-point loss by South Borofsky 5 1 U ference Monday to respond to the club owners’ latest con The Eagles’ Moore Catholic High last night Zubrtiky 0 0 0 V Conflict tract proposals. By Dean Yoat chipped in with 18 tallies EUer 5 2 U Miller, executive director of when the Rebels outlasted Jordan 0 0 0 while Dave Hawkins bad 14 6 2 14 the Major League Baseball Rich Haberern, playing East Catholic in another Mauro Here ‘n There and Larry Ayers 10, eight of Ciccaglicne 0 0 0 COLORADO SPRINGS, Players Association, has not his best game to date in a cliff hanger, 60-58. La vim 0 1 1 been polling the player which came at the foul line. O’Bnen 1 0 2 Charlie Gardella turned in some pretty nifty and consis Colo. (AP) - The U.S. Manchester High uniform, The defeat snapped a six- 2 2 6 Youngster Manchester also won the Larkin tent bowling in the Eastern Businessmen League this week Olympic Committee had a representatives on each club stepped to the f6ul line with game Eagle winning streak and is waiting to see if there are JV game, 64-56. Koepsel and Totals 23 14 60 at Holiday Lanes. He opened with 150, followed with 151 new and younger look today, one second remaining and and killed any chance of win Eaai batholic (58) changes in the latest contract Joe Stankiewicz led the way and completed his trick with 140 for a 441 but could not shake the Deadlocks the score tied 58-58. He mis ning the Hartford County B F Pts proposals. with 17 and 11 markers. Jack Whelton 6 10 22 triple...Springfield Kings entertain the Providence Reds shadow that has dogged it sed his first attempt but Conference title. Playing Martens 2 3 7 On Thursday, the owners Maloney netted 10 also for 0 0 0 tonight in an American Hockey League game at the Civic for more than a decade—the Nicklaus swished the second to give before a noisy, capacity Connolly made what they termed a land the Tribe. McKean 4 5 U Center. Phil Hoene former University of Minnesota stan war with the nation’s major mark proposal in an effort to the locals a hard-earned 59- crowd at the University of Anderson 0 0 0 6 2 14 dout, is the Kings leading scorer with 53 points. Jim colleges. PALM DESERT, Calif. (AP) avoid a repeat of last year’s 58 CCIL victory over Hartford, the locals trailed Gorra R. Soucier 0 0 0 Slattery, Springfield publicist, reports Hoene lost 11 “ I am .not optimistic about — Youthful Allen Miller says strike and in the same breath Wethersfield High last night by as many as a dozen points Kearns 1 0 2 EAST SIDE MIDGETS 0 0 0 pounds in one game last week. Watch watchers should take reaching an accord with the his golfing idol is Jack told the players not to report to in the early fourth peri<^ D. Soucier In a lone contest last night. on the Eagles’ court. p B F Pts note!...Ned and Dave Martin will again handle the Boston National Collegiate Athletic Nicklaus, and he adds: training camps if current 20 going before putting on their Totais 10 20 58 Burger King nipped EJastem The action-packed thriller 1 Tucker 8 44 Red Sox radio broadcasts this season with Ken Coleman Association,” said USOC Presi negotiations aren’t settled. saw the Indians keeping 1 Carlsoi: 4 1-1 9 usual last ditch rally. Real Estate, 23-20. Joe Lovell dent Philip 0. Krumm of “ I hope he shoots 82.” John Gaherin, the owners’ 3 Sloneman 0 (M) 0 m ime was agamsi vA/on-.. connected for 13 markers while and Johnny Pesky on the teevee side...Tom Gorman, who Miller, 24, a second-year pro their tournament hopes 0 0-0 0 Time1 was against Coach Kenosha, Wis. “ We have made representative, said the offer 0 Perry Stan Ogrodnik’s crew and Frank Murphy and Clyde Rwd made a great impression on local baseball fans last fall from Pensacola, Fla., who alive with a 7-8 CCIL mark 4 Habemem 7 6-11 20 overtures to them and they called for arbitration in settling 1 ouui wg . . . X U - added rivafive anHand fniirfour nnints.points. In a when he headlined the Masonic Sports Night, will be the seeks his first triumph on the and 7-9 overall standard. 0 Feei:ey 1 0-1 the buzzer went off with the |* have not responded. salary disputes between teams 4 Sullivan 2 2-2 4 losing effort, (3u'is and Steve , guest speaker at Wednesday night’s meeting of the Hart The NCAA, representing pro tour after a brilliant The Elagles are now 9-6 and 1 04 2 arch-rivals out front by two and players. 0 Stankiewicz Everett scored eight markers ford World Series Club at the Hedges. The public is invited. more than 700 major univer amateur career, finds himself The players have also sought 10-7 overall. Next on the Rich Haberern 0 Koepsel 0 04 0 points, the same margin |xi Scoreboard lEl each while Leo Diana chipped Dick Thurston and Ray Peck of Manchester are members sities and colleges, withdrew 'i deadlocked with Nicklaus for to alter or eliminate the Tribe slate is Hall Tuesday East used to capture the 13 Totals 23 13-21 59 in with two points. of the club’s Board of Directors...The New York Jets have from the Olympic movement in the 54-hole lead of the $160,000 reserve clause, a pension- break as the locals went early season match-up night at the Clarke Arena. Wcthrmflcld (58) signed offensive tackle Joe Gmnetti and cornerback October, announcing it could Bob Hope Desert Classic. benefit plan and the “ basic further ahead, 56-52. Again p B F PU Jerry Quarry Lands Right to Head of Ron Lyle Haberern did everything The loss was the fourth in not live with the existing struc agreement” covering all other 5 Ayers 1 8-8 10 Standings Ulysees Young of the Hartford Knights to contracts. Six imaginable in the 32-minute Moore tossed in a 25-foot 7 0-0 14 16 starts while South is now Pro Basketball ture. The colleges have Nicklaus, 33, lost his two- player-club relationships. 3 Hawkins W L members of last year’s Knights have now been signed by game. Playing a tough,ard jumper to cut down the 5 Moore 8 18 12-6. The Eagles are 5-3 in provided training grounds, stroke second round lead by The owners would like a 3 major league clubs. The others are Cecil Bowens, Harry deficit. Haberern was fouled 3 Sunde 1 1-1 the HCC and South 5-2. NBA Celtics 7 3 coaches and athletes over the shooting a one-under-par 71 three-year contract with the nosed defense, he blocked 1 (M) 2 Go^en,Alan 'Thompson and Herb Marshall...Calder Cup on a short jumper, but made 0 Rosetta (AP photo) First Htfd. 6 4 years for the Olympic Games. Quarry Back in Picture Friday at La Quinta (Country players, one which would, in several shots, started fast- 1 04) 2 Coach Joe Reilly’s Rebels Yesterday’ s Results 3 Pratt Burger King 5 5 playoff winners in the American Hockey League will find The Committee for a Better Club, where Miller fired a 68. break attempts that killed only one of two tries. Rich 1 Kask 4 1-2 9 held the advantage from the Baltimore 101, Buffalo 95 part, retain the present reserve 0 0-0 0 Willie’s 5 5 each man getting a $4,000 bonus...Bill Sacherek reports the Olympics, seeking to improve Each is 11 under par at 205, and Wethersfield rallies, scored Kask connected on a distant 0 McDonald Coming ’Round the Bend field, hitting 23 times to but Detroit 104, Boston 95 clause. Top Notch 5 5 Chick Toomeys, both now retired, enjoyed a ski vacation in the U.S. international image, Referee Waldemire Schmidt Arnold Palmer and Gay Brewer jumper with 1:30 to make it 12-18 58 19 times for East, while the Chicago 103, Cleveland 97 N EW YORK (AP) - About midway in the first Presidents Joe Cronin of the 20 points and grabbed 11 20 Totals 23 Consultants 5 5 Sass Fee, Austria. This is the site where members of the has scheduled a second meeting gave Quarry, outweighed 219 to are one stroke behind. Palmer 57-56 and another Haberern Score at half 30-22 Manchester Bobsleder Bob Storey roars out of turn near end of Lake latter held a 20-14 edge at Milwaukee 109, Los Angeles Jerry Quarry’s message put round Quarry missed with a left American League and Chub rebounds. Eastern Real 4 6 Manchester High Ski Club will spend their February vaca in Chicago Feb. 18-19. Its pur hook but followed with a right 200, seven rounds to four for had a 69 and Brewer a 70. Feeney of the National have foul shot lifted the Indians Placid, N.Y., practice run yesterday. World championship the free throw lane. 88 h im back into the The rangy senior hoopster Kansas City-Om aha 121, Regal’s 4 6 pose is to form a new Olympic Lyle and one even. The two notified their teams to tem one point more. Kask hit on tion. heavyweight picture and left hand to the side of the head that netted five of eight floor action takes place this weekend. Scoring laurels were gar organization and get the ap buckled Lyle’s knees.. judges voted for Quarry 10-2 The top four play the final porarily cancel the Feb. 14-28 another field goal to knot the Houston 116 Ron Lyle pondering what the attempts in the first half to Scholastic nered by Joe Whelton, with Portland 116, Philadelphia 105 M H S G IR L S proval of Congress. The chair Lyle launched his pro career and 9-2-1 and The Associated two rounds today and Sunday at portion of training camp, when give Manchester a 30-22 count. 22, including 10 from the Only games scheduled All hopes of the Manchester End of the Line man pro tern is Marcus L. fight game holds for a 31- in 1971 after serving years of Press favored Quarry 10-2. Bermuda Dunes Country Club, catchers and pitchers are due to margin at intermission. Wethersfield missed two Basketball line. Bill Gorra dropped in High girl’s basketball team Plant, faculty chairman of the year-old who still must a 15 to 25-year sentence for with NBC televising. report. Manchester held a lead of golden chances at taking the Yesterday’s Results having a winning season University of Michigan. prove himself. second-degree murder at the 12 in Row for Knights 14 and John McKeon 13 but Cliff Demers reports he could sell at least 250 season 10-9 entering the second lead but Haberern pulled Indiana 115, New York 98 vanished yesterday afternoon The USOC, completing its " “ I told you that would make a Colorado State Penitentiary, Barnes To Play Plainvillc (60) the other starters and adult tickets to East Catholic High home basketball quadrennial meeting Friday, period, erected it to 30-22 down his final rebound and Only game scheduled at the Clarke Arena as Hall difference when he walked out where he almost died of a stab reserves were unable to put games...Little (6-1) Nate Archibald, the NBA’s leading made no formal move to woo and enjoyed a 40-29 edge went the floor’s length. Tom High handed the 'Tribe a 39-28 there and found out that he wound suffered in a fight with PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - the ball in the hoop. NHL point-maker, reports he couldn’t have progressed as far as back the NCAA. could be hurt,” said Quarry Marvin Barnes, Providence New Rule in Book midway in the third canto Tucker’s shot fell short and South had better balance Yesterday’s Results setback. another inrriate. The Indians sport a 4-6 a pro without help from Coach Bob Cousy. “ He made me Meanwhile, the broom swept after he handed Lyle his first “ I’m still looking toward my College’s 6-foot-8 center who and then watched the Eagles Haberern recovered the Philadelphia 10, Vancouver 5 Rockville Bows, with four men hitting double overall record and will close thibk on the court. He taught me to know the situation, not deep and clean as Krumm and defeat in 20 pro fights by goal (the heavyweight leads the nation in rebounding, eat away at the advantage loose ball. His desparation Chicago 4, Atlanta 3 figures, Ted Mauro (14), out their season Friday at 6:30 his new administration sought pounding out a unanimous deci championship),” said Lyle will continue to play for the 12th attempt* was off the mark Only games scheduled to force a situation that doesn’t exist, and to look up and until the score was tied 52-52 John Heneghan (13), Mark against Rham High. to revitalize the much- sion in a 12-round heavyweight whose record is now 19-1, with ranked basketball power while Muzzle Put on Hope but John Sunde fouled to 24 12 60 Bobcats Victors see the whole court,” the Kansas City-Omaha star with 4:27 left. Borofsky (12) and Bill Eller Cold shooting hampered the criticized Olympic Committee fight at Madion Square Garden. 17 knockouts. awaiting trial on a charge of give Manchester the vie Rockville (56) WHA says...When die CCIL was formed in 1926, the entries were The last four minutes had B F Pts Guy Champ (13), Don Flint (12). The quarter accounted local cagers while Hall was and blunt charges that it is a Quarry also had said that But Lyle will be 31 next assault with a dangerous Rockville High lost its Yesterday’ s Results Middletown, Meriden, Bristol, Manchester, West Hartford self-perpetuating oligarchy run By PGA Committee the hearts pounding faster tory. 6 24 (11), John Basch (11) and Chris for all but three of the South able to score easily. At the half. before the fight—and it Monday. weapon. game and also Sole posses Ottawa 7, New England 4 and ^ s t Hartford. Since that time, at least one additional and the crowd on its feet. Tucker also tossed in 20 Hamed (10) rounded out the Hall erected a 22-9 lead. by a bunch of old and not-with-lt happened. points. Alberta 6, Minnesota 0 high school has popped up in each community and there officials, many of whom have PALM DESERT, Calif. (AP) — When Bob Hope steps to Eagle sparkplug Dave points to share the offensive sion of second spot in the Knights’ scoring. Manchester caught fire briefly CVe race as host Plainville Only games scheduled are now three - counting Catholic schools - in Bristol, West been called free riders. the microphone at the 18th green of the Bermuda Dunes Moore, who played at 110 spotlight with Haberern. COLCHESTER - Six Bacon to close to 28-20, but didn’t quite Hartford and Middletown. 'The CCIL, which will'lose both As predicted. Col. Donald -Bowling Country Club this afternoon he’ll doubtlessly get a round of per cent throughout, stole a Sophomore Ray Sullivan and High won, 60-56. Both clubs players netted double figures have the scoring power to get now sport 11-4 conference and were led by Skip Levine’s Meriden and Bristol high schools next year, is the oldest Miller, a 52-year-old retired applause, gradually dwindling to silence as the gallery Tribe pass to tie the game at John Koepsel came through 24 8 56 any closer. COUNTRY CLUB- Vic records while Rockville is 90 Out of Job Hall’s Miss Dickman netted league in the CIAC membership...Robin Di'Tarando is the Army officer, was elevated awaits his commentary on the desert golf classic. 52-52. Haberern then sank with some key defensive from assistant executive direc Abraitis 354, Larry Bates 135- 12-4 overall Plainville 11-4. Bolton placed Paul Groves b o s t o n (AP) - Milt 19 markers. The locals’ Gail young man who makes the junior basketball leagues go at They won’t hear it. both ends of a 1-1 to give the moves, while John Feeney tor to executive director, 363, Bert Davis 363, John Unbeaten Bloomfield High and John Struff in double Schmidt, 55, a member of the Bartlett and Pam Walch scored the East Side Rec as program director. It’s no easy job and When the famed comedian, at Lawrence Welk—all this Indians the advantage once played a tough, all-around succeeding Arthur Lentz, who Dyment 153-355, Ed Pagani figures with 18 and 14 markers National Hockey League’s Hall eight and six points in that the sponsor of this $160,000 while play was in progress. game. captured the CVC title by whip New Record plaudits instead of bricks should be directed his way...Bill has held the highest ad 142368, Dick Tarca 235-363, again. Haberern led a fast respectively. of Fame who has spent 37 years order. event, starts talking there’ll be ping neighboring Windsor, 6^ Keiiting, long-time sports editor of the Holyoke ministrative post since 1966. Charlie Whelan 141-376. Now, his comments will go Bacon is 9-3 in the COC and with the Boston Bruins as a Timmy Quish, former The Tribe JV’s lost, 17-13 to judl'iie more silenCe. 32. 'rt'ahkdf'ipt, i^ r’fech'pferatlrig froni a heart attack...One Lentz, 64, remains on in a i only over television. 10-3 overall while the Bulldogs player, coach and executive, is East Catholic High basket Hall. _____ If you’re watching on Using slowdown tactics, and month from today I’ll be in Florida for a winter vacation promotional capacity. HAPPY HOLIDAYS - Janet minus four hoopsters, host are 0-12 and 1-13 overall. hunting for a job. ball standout, set a new television at home, you’ll hear There was some resistence to EAST SIDE JUNIORS and a close chack at some of the major league baseball The USOC also gave the Acelin 126. South Windsor High barely got EAST HAMPTON - Rossi Shmidt, who was stripped of Loomis School one-game Hope’s jokes and jibes just fine. the rule. teams...’’Dave Meggysey wrote a book to tell everybody organization a blood transfu-' 15 6 past Glastonbury, 36-34. The and Wood combined for 55 most of his authority when If you’re at the golf course you scoring record yesterday Standings sion by naming seven well- SILK CITY- Bob Thomas 209, Asked if he’d encountered Claalonbury (34) Bobcats, with the victory, kept points to propel East Hampton Harry Sinden rejoined the how materalistic and inhuman football is,” O.J.Simpson won’t hear a thing. B F Pts when he tallied 42 points in known former Olympic Jim Lawrence 204-553, Harry problems in this respect in alive their tournament hopes. over Rham High. Berk led the Bruins as managing director W L says. “ But,” he adds, “ the amazing thing was that he was The PGA’s Tournament 9 0 18 an 87-55 win over Hotchkiss. athletes, including two 1972 Plecity 209-557, Ron Nivison pretourney meetings with the Ellington High made it 12 in a losers’ offense with 20 markers. last fall, said Friday he and the 7 5 so dense it took him seven years in the league to learn what Players Division, the governing 1 0 2 'The sharpshooter started Shooters gold medal winners, to the 211, Bob Bassett 210-551, Len sponsors. Jack Tuthill, 2 0 4 row with a sound 77-45 triumph Rham slumped to 2-11 overall club had not been able to agree 7 5 every black athlete knows from the start. I don’t mean body for conduct of regular pro slowly but finished with a Dunkers Board of Directors and Mulnite 202, Gunnar Larson Jr. tournament direct said yes but 3 0 8 over Suffield High in an NCCC while the winners are 6-5. on a new contract. 6 6 golf tour events, has taken his 1 0 2 Bombers that it’s a racial difference, but if you com e up out of the elevating three of them to the 200-213-569, Gunnar Latson Sr. the Pebble Beach Golf Links is battle. In other schoolboy ac flurry, getting 30 points in 5 7 mi^ke away from him—at least 0 2 2 Magicians ghetto and get a chance through football, you shouldn’t influential Executive Com 217, Win Conant 551, Bob Oliver laid out so that the tivity, Bacon Academy hurried the second half, ^ i s h had 5 8 so far as the gallery on the Dribblers ____ have any illusions. I’ve used football to make a lot of mittee. 219-587, Bob Strout 224-581. announcements did not disturb 16 2 34 Bolton High, 99-55 in Colchester quarter totals of seven, five, course is concerned. money and a gixid life for myself, and I know football will The 1972 gold medalists players. while Rham bowed to Vinal 18 and 12 in his record WEST SIDE MIDGETS PINNE'CTES - Vivian Price A rule written into the TPD’s Klllngton (77) use m e.” ... Have a nice weekend. selected for the board were Joan C olb y HCC Mat Laurels 181-481, Sandy Beben 469, Gert Mike Balesano regulations prohibits the use of B F Pts Tech in Middletown, 87-61. showing. ’The old mark was Standings Capt. Micki King, women’s “ They had a loudspeaker on 0 10 PLAINVILLE - Tied 56-56 with Andrews 189-469, Betty sound amplification devices on 5 40. springboard diving champion, 18 on Saturday,” Tuthill said. “ I 6 1 13 30 seconds left, Plainville Plumley 456, Debbie Miller 177 the course during play. It went Quish leads the team with W 1 , now with the U.S. Air Force heard it in the pressroom. We 5 1 11 recovered two Rockville tur To East Catholic 180-492, Madeline Taflin 484, Fields to Be Cut into the book last year—shortly 6 3 15 a 25-point scoring average Army & Navy 17 Academy, and Frank Shorter, went down and toM them to novers and capitalized to score. Camille Scuta 468, Barbara after a number of players 4 3 11 and is also N o.l in assists. Crispino’s 14 marathon winner who is a law stop and that was it. 2 0 4 Mike Dumond led the Plain Capturing the last four weight classes. East Catholic Havlicek Ails, Algren 175-197-532, Katy complained of Hope’s nonstop State Bank 12 student at the University of 1 0 2 Loomis has an 11-4 reedrd. chatter, boomed to the gallery “ Besides, in this desert air ville attack with 20 points and High’s varsity wrestling team defeated St. Bernardos, 2^ Andy’s 1® 1 Spearin 460, Carol Moriarty 176, In Duckpin Rolling 0 2 2 Florida. Winona Cavanaugh 481, Geneva o f thousands by blaring here sound carries forever. A corralled 24 rebounds. Bill Petit 15 yesterday afternoon at the Eagles’ Nest. With th WINF 5 1 1 5 7 Others were Bill Toomey of loudspeakers, during the final couple of years ago, on Sunday, 1 0 2 added 13 markers for the vic triumph also came the Hartford County Conference title. Nassiff’s 2 1 Lagasse 461. Celtics, Too Santa Barbara, Calif., 1968 By Earl Yoat two rounds of this tournament. the last round, I went out to the 0 0 0 tors. decathlon champion; Willie 0 0 0 Rockville’s Steve Krajewski The match saw three draws PARKADE DUSTY - Scott Competition in the Town Men’s Duckpin Bowling Tour He traded insults with Dean playoff hole (No. 15) You know Bob Beckwitb Bill Peoples Davenport of Baton Rouge, La., poured in 24 markers and was being called, Steve Turgeon 108, 135 - Danielovich (St.B) dec. Campbell 210, Ted Bidwell 210, Martin, kidded Andy Williams how far that is from 18.1 could 31 15 77 BOSTON (AP) — To paraphrase an old saying, as John 1968 gold medalist in the high nament continues this afternoon at the Holiday Lanes with assisted by Bud Barcych with Tom Gravelle 115 and Andy Hesketh (EC) 3-2 Pete DeCarli 200, Mark Royce and Glen Campbell, tossed jibes hear them clear out there.” Sulticld (45) hurdles; Suzy Chaffee of New first round firing. B F Pts 15 points. The Rams bounced Neary 129 wrestled the even 141 - Gaulin (EC) dec. Cassidy College Hoop Roundup Havlicek goes, so go the Boston Celtics. 207, Ed Spence 209. York, member of the 1968 Eight matches are listed, starting at 2 o clock. Benefit Tilt Tonight 2 0 4 back from a 19-2 deficit to tie bouts. (St.B) 8-2 Havlicek’s painful knees pulled away in the third peiod Alpine skiing team; Dr. Tenley Pairings are: Tony 3 S. « the score at 56-56. 148 - Gagne (St.B) dec. Reeves acted up on him and the Detroit as Big hit for two baskets and a THURSDAY MIXERS - Dick 2 1 5 East will finish out the season Albright Gardiner of Boston, Marinelli vs. Ed Miller, Helene Dey, Mary Arcand SOUTH WINDSOR - Playing (EC) 5-0 Pistons took advantage Fridy pair of free throws and Lanier Thomas 200, Paula Sullivan 178- New Stores 3 0 6 Feb. 13 against Granby High of 1956 figure skating queen who is vs. Holly Urbanetti, Carol 1 0 2 slowdown all the way. South 159 - Leahy (EC) dec. Ventura night in defeating the Celtics contributed two baskets with 179-517, Ed Rodonis 177, Sue Howie Hampton vs. Bob Massachusettes in a night per now a prominent surgeon, and Noske vs. Diane Bernard. 0 2 2 Windsor trailed Glastonbury (St.B) 5-3 Answers Due for the first time in two years Boston retaliation. Rowett 175, Mary White 175-464, Byrnes, Vic Abraitis vs. Under Constructidn MCC and Ansal'di’ s 1 1 3 formance on the letters’ mats. 170 - White (EC) dec. Belli the great Jesse Owens winner Defending champions are early then went on a 14-2 spree 104-95 before 10,598 fans at the The Celtics were led by Jo Jo Jean Repsher 455, Nina Cote Rocky Lupacchino, Don 1 0 2 Overall the Eagles sport a 5-8 (St.B) 14-1 of four gold medals in the 1936 M arinelli and 2 12 to pull out the victory. The Bob Garden. White with 24 points and Dave 454. Simmons vs. Art Johnson, 5 record. Games at Berlin. Dr. Gardiner, 0 0 0 cats are now 7-8 in the CVC and 188 - Dwyer (EC) dec. Kenyon Key Questions Cowens with 22. Cowens A1 Pirkey vs. Mike Mrs.Qaughsey. The Boston captain managed Davenport and Toomey were Sem ifinals in both BROAD ST. - MANCHESTER Foes at East Gym 8-8 overall. The Tomahawks are (St.B) 6-3 managed just four points in he MERCHANTS - Matt Depumpo Balesano, John Mack vs. 18 9 45 Results; uni - Gabriele (EC) dec. Vary just six points .while playing put on the Executive Com 1-13 and 2-13. A couple of key questions will who the Huskies only edged last second half. 141, A1 Heim 137. divisions will be Sunday, 101 - Spence (St.B) dec. mittee. , Larry Bates, Bert Davis vs. Jeff Hoyt (12) and Tom (St.B) 5-2 be answered tonight on the Decem ber 71-68 with the> only 31 .minutes as the Celtics’ Feb. 18 with the finals Sun Can a top-flight independent basketball team hold its East Hampton (87)87) Karlson (EC) 8-0 lead over idle New York was E d Bujaucius, Burt Jarvis Construction Co, B F Pts Goodwin (10) paced the South Connecticut college basketball services of Jimmy Foster, HOME ENGINEERS - Jan day, Feb.25. All matches up 108 - Turgeon (EC) draw Satt trimmed to ne game in the Pierro 190, Dolores Lewis 195 Claughsey vs. Bill 643-4112 own with a community college five? Rossi 11 9 31 Windsor offense. Chris Brown SC6n6. UConn’s high scorer who now to the finals will be best of MAIINCHESTCR 12 0 24 (St.B) 4-4 NEW YORK (AP) — Former National Basketball 481, Phyllis Heritage 185-194 McKinney. ' The answer will be- forthcoming tonight when Wood netted 18 of the losers’ points. “ Can the University of has been sidelined for the Boston and LosAngeles five with the championship a Breta 3 3 9 115 - Gravelle (EC) draw catcher Howard “ Doc” Association’s Atlantic Division. 514, Gerry Tucker 178-475 Claughsey led the Manchester Community College will step out against An- 3 0 6 ELLINGTON - Scott Lanz Connecticut maintain its slip season due to a knee injury. Densky Wagner (St.B) 4-4 Edwards was named Friday to Hilma McComb 191, Martha qualifiers last weekend with best of seven test. saldi’s Contractors, of the Rec Senior League, m the Dolce 2 0 4 chipped in 15 points to pace the ping grip on the Yankee Without Foster, UConn “ I had no movement at all,” Not Same Without Stars 0 1 1 122 - Skrabut (EC) dec. Wof- manage the New York Montany 196476, Lou Gustafson a six-game total of 802. feature of a benefit doubleheader at East Catholic High. Manning balanced Ellington attack. The Conference lead?” dropped its first conference tilt Havlicek said. “Jt was worse DuBois 2 0 4 fard (St.B) 9-5 Yankees’ West Haven, Conn., Clark clicked for 22 to pace the 456. Pirkey’s 800 score was se All proceeds will enter the 0 1 1 Knights sport an impressive 15- And “ Cstn Wesleyan’s Brad of the season last Wednesday to than It was in Philadelphia last By The Associated Press facing the East Catholic Rioux 129 - Neary (EC) draw Walsh club in the Class AA Eastern Bullets. Hayes also grabbed 23 Russell 1 3 5 1 overall mark while Suffield is Rogers become the first conference newcomer Boston Saturday night when I took What’S wrong with Boston cond best. Managua Relief Fund. Andy Girls. Box office opens of (St.B) 5-5 Leaguf. Holland 0 2 2 5-9 overall. basketball player in the history University, despite the fact that myself out of the game. When I and Los Angeles ? Nothing that rebounds. The eight winners today Ansaldi Jr., team sponsor, .0 0 0 Buffalo dropped its fifth Women’s Volleyball fice opens at 6. Warmsley of his school to break the magic Foster’s replacement, went for a jump shot, I couldn’t a healthy John Havlicek and a will move into the quarter has kicked off the move to straight, despite 33 points by Halftime entertainment 34 19 87 l.OOOpoint mark?” freshman guard A1 Weston, shoot high. A lot of shooting is healthy Jerry West couldn’t final round Sunday after MORIA raise $500 by forwarding a Totals Bob McAdoo and 25 by Bob will be provided by Hwang Rham (61) In action last night at scored 43 points. with the legs and I was shooting cure. ,. , STANDINGS noon at 2. Also, Sunday at 2, check for $25 to Pat Mistret- Kauffman. Kwang Sung from Hwang’s B F PU Cambridge, Mass., Harvard UConn is 5-1 in the conference with my arm? and wrists. Boston, with Havlicek 24 12 the Women’s Division ta, director of athletics at Gardiner 2 2 6 Bob Love poured in 44 points School of Tae Kwon-Do. edged Yale 89-86. The victory and 10-7 overall while UMass is hobbling through 31 minutes 22 14 Berk 7 6 20 to lead Chicago past Cleveland. Porpoises quarterfinals will take MCC and originator of the 2 4 8 boosted Harvard to an 11-7 4-2 in conference actlbn^nd 11-6 ‘ "This is going to be a game to and making only two of 12 field 22 14 Oberlander It was the third straight 40-plus Stingrays place. benefit. Kablik 7 1 15 season record and 4-2 in the Ivy overall. game thing. Some times I frel goal tries, lost to Detroit 104-95. 21 15 315 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CONN;^ Phone 643-5135 game for the veteran forward. Dolphins Pairings are ; Agnes MCC will use its top lineup Sports Dial Abney 1 0 2 League. Meanwhile in Middletoym, 7-9 all right, some times I don’t, ’m Los Angeles lost West after 10 26 3 2 8 Austin Carr had 26 for the Marlins headed by Ernie Moore and Grenier Yale dropped to 6-12 overall Wesleyan will not only be trying going to rest tomorrow and only four minutes and bowed to Claughsey vs. Nancy SATURDAY Osborn 0 2 2 r'Qt/aliArQ Barracudas 9 27 Stan Alexander, both and 3-4 in the league. to beat 12-7 Central Connecticut hope I’ll be able to play against M ilw aukee 109-88 as two Belsky, Joan Colby vs. Maybe what your furnace 1:30 College Basketball! Kansas City-Omaha got 37 Totals 22 17 61 Harvard scored eight straight State College but the Cardinals Milwaukee Sunday.” National Basketball Associa averaging just under 20 South Carolina v b . St. points and 20 assists from tiny points in the game’s closing two will probably be feeding the ball tion division leaders were points per game, plus Ellie Bonaventure, Ch. 8 (99) After the Philadelphia game, Nate Archibald "to defeat Baron Aradrmy minutes and then held off a a lot to Brad Rogers, a six-foot- beaten Friday night. Grant, Bill Peoples and Bob 1:30 College BaHketballi B F PU waning-seconds drive by the an examination disclosed Houston. ,needs is an oil change,! four native of East Rockaway, E lsew h ere in the NBA, MUNICIPAL BUILDING Guerin. Minnesota vs. Ohio State, Ch. Kowalski 3 0 6 Havlicek has inflamed knee It took longer than usual but, Ferling 4 2 10 Elis, led by Tim Kearns who N.Y., who is 27 points away Baltimore dumped Buffalo 101- tendons. He sat out two games, Philadelphia got around to CLOSED Ansaldi’s, defending 22 DuFrasne 8 0 10 wound up the night with 81 from hitting the 1,000 career 95, Chicago took Cleveland 103- A change to the heating oil that burns clean be-J champs in the Senior loop 3:30 Pro Bowlers’ Tour, Upton 5 2 12 points, game high. but returned to the lineup 97, Kansas City-Omaha downed losing its 18th straight garne, Gorskl 4 2 10 point mark. Monday, February 12, 1973 cause it’s clean to start with. • . I and undefeated this season - Ch. 8 In New Haven, Southern Wednesday night and payed the Houston 121-116 and Portland setting a record for consecutive 4:00 Golf Classic, Ch. 3 Levine 8 4 20 ..entire 53 minutes, scoring 30 setbacks. To make sure of this, Mobil heating oil isJ as they were a year ago - Davis 6 4 16 Connecticut State College won helped Philadelphia set an NBA LINCOLN’S BIRTHDAY 5:00 Wide World of Explorers In Action ‘Voints, in an overtime victory Travel problems delayed the scientifically tested 21 times before we deliver it] will counter with Doug Chmmski 3 3 9 its fourth game of the year record, beating the 76ers 116- Sports, Ch. 8 3 0 6 The East Hartford Explorers, over Hie Los Angeles Lakers. 76ers’ arrival in Portland and- to you. And it’s consumer checked in over 4001 Huron against 11 defeats by beating 105. and Melody (UConn), Ray 5:00 Bob Hope Golf, Ch. Wayne 0 0 0 the game was delayed almost intrastate rival Coast Guard 86- undefeated in 14 starts overall, Havlicek hit on only two of 12 In the only game played in the homes throughout the country to nnake sure it I LaGace (Boston College), c will host the Bridgeport two hours. But Philadelphia 22, 30 41 17 99 68. John Ivey led the Owls to field goal attempts against the American Basketball Monday, February 19, 1973 gives peak performance. Oil heating is safe,[ Frank Kinel (St. Peters), 12:00 Hockey: Bruins vs. Totals Travelers Sunday night in a was in form, dropping behind Bolton (55) victory with 18 points and Pistons, who extended their Association, Indiana belted the modern, and economical. Bob Beckwith (MCC), Ron Penquins, Ch. 22 New England Basketball Assn, early and losing handily. WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY B F PU Charlie Miller had 14, 12 of longest winning streak in two New York Nets 115-98. * Nexttime you needoiliCall us for a change. Riordan (New Haven), Jack D. Behrman 3 0 6 them in the first stanza. tilt at the East Hartford High at Kareem Abdul-Jabbar led the The Indiana Pacers got 42 SUNDAY Strutt 6 2 14 years to six games. Redmond (UConn) and Coast Guard forward Pat 8. The league-leading Explorers Bucks with 29 points and Os<:ar points from George McGinnis Emergency Telephone Numbers 2:00 NBA: Bucks vs. Ouellette 1 3 5 will depend on Don Lewis, Doug and swarmed from behind to Highway...... Hank Brown (Loowell W. Behrman 2 1 5 Shuck was game high scorer Detroit was led by Bob R obertson ddded 18. Jim Mobir Celtics, Ch. 8 Groves 4 10 18 with 19 polnU. The Cadets are Melody an I r 1. MANCHESTER EA/ENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Feb. 10, 1973— PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Feb. 10, 1973 The “Action Marketplace’* The Economical Way Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGS BUNNY TOi Advertise Over 60,000 Daily Readers COME IN.MR. PIRNDLE-*^ 1 THIS RBPOgT CARP IS OUR CLASS HAS COMB ON, C IfO h WM, Uc , Z - ! o C7- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Feb. 10, 1973— PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE^rr MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Feb. 10, 1973 Houaea For Sale 12 ' Houaea For Sale 72 Houaea For Sale 72. Lota-Land For Sale 73 Out of Town-For Sale 75 Out of Town- Houaea For Sale 72 W anfd 35 H»lp Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 VERNON — New listing. Im { W »0's KIPOIN' WHOM £>EPX For Rent 66 RANCH, 7 rooms, large living BUSINESS zoned lot adjacent Is Connecticut Ready B e c a u s e t h e /'ve saved t h e m MANCHESTER. - For the maculate 7-room Ranch, two- TYPIST — Immediate opening room with L-shaped dining to shopping strip. Ideal for AlOHG WITH ALL THE OTHERS FDR R(X:KVILLE - 3 rooms, $105 growing family in the Bowers room with fireplace, 3 franchise operation, etc. Mr. car attached garage, family for accurate typist. Willing to D o MTCHA l o v e t h o s e 8IG TV TH E LAST HALF HOUR - School area. Four-bedroom HALL/H/UTTFORD room, large kitchen, wall-tor train bright gal with the ability SPECIALS WlTMOOTOOMMeRClALS m onthly, 5 room s, $150 bedrooms, wall-to-wall car^t, Belfiore, Belfiore Agency, 647- monthly. Appliances, parking, Colonial with large bacl^ard, family room, 2-zone heat, gar 1413. wall carpeting, acre lot. For Unicameralism ? to learn rapidly. Excellent TOR THE FIRST HALF HOUR owner transferred Price UNEXCOia ESTATE Desirable neighborhood. Won’t RNs — LPNs ■THIS BATTLE SCEHE HERE? THE acre lot, ga^en. Utilities not age, well landscaped lot, ^ , - working conditions and included. 872-0359, 7:30-9:30 reduced. F. J. Topilecki, 500. PhilbricK Agency, SOUTH WINDSOR - 7 acres last. Low«30’s. Northeast Real benefits, in conveniently HAS MORE TIME-OUII5 ENCVCUDPEDIA “I’ve gotten a very mixed p.m. managemal omimiiTY Realtors, 646-4200. with pond. Ideal for executive ty, 568-7907. HARTFORD (AP>-‘Tt’s a feelings between the houses and located company east-of-the- THAN A >WEeREHD SAVS THE GOOD retreat. Belfiore Agency, 647- their members reduce the ef response,” he said. “Some peo Rest home expansion — Full-time, 3-11, 11-7. river. Apply at Scari-^tics, OF FOtOTBALLf GUVS WON 5 - CHARMING 10-room Ranch MANSFIELD — Near Coventry bill that many of the political ple say it’s really great and Inc., 22 Prestige Park Circle, ROCKVILLE - Ledgecrest NEW oversized Cape, living 1413. pros don’t like to talk about,” ficiency of the General Rotating weekends, six months review. Excellent ------LET’S 6 0 1 0 Apartments — One b^room, with attached 2-car garage, room with fireplace, formal line, four-bedroom Cape. Large others say this is politically un East Hartford. Hall/Hartford is interested in interviewing candidates for says state Rep. Irving Stolberg. Assembly. insurance benefits. Paid holidays, two weeks paid BBOr $127 per month; Two bedrooms, first-floor family room, many dining room, eat-in kitchen, 3 COVENTRY — Several building fireplaced living room, new Under his proposal, he said, realistic: that we’ve always vacation after one year. $161 per month; Three extras. Zinsser Agency, 646- the position of Manager of its Greater Hartford operation. large bedrooms, aluminum lots, startin g at $13,000. root, freshly painted exterior. “'They say you’re never going to GRINDER — Experienced man On deep country lot. Only $24,- “You would still have a balance had two houses and we’ll bedrooms, $174 per month, in 1511. ______Broker’s License and experience in residential brokerage siding. Walk to all schools. Still Frechette & ^rtin Realtors, have one of the houses vote always have two houses.” for close tolerance grinding on cludes all appliances, utilities necessary. Person selected must believe now is the time to 647-9993. 900. Lessenger Co., Realtors, itself out of existence.” of power with the executive surface grinders. Full benefits time to pick your colors and branch.” He acknowledged that House Speaker Francis J. and parking. For information PORTER Street area — Truly introduce REAL professionalism to this area; be poised, fixtures. Philbrick Agency, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-8713, 228-3080, 742-9718. But despite his own estima with overtime. Apply Eastern call 875-0789. Equal housing op an exceptional Colonial. For the present power balance Collins, R-Brookfield. was Meadows ^ Convalescent Tool Company, 469 School confident, capable — and above all else receptive to new Realtors, 646-4200. Out of Town-For Sale 75 tion of the obstacles ahead, the pessimistic about Stolberg’s portunity. mal dining room, fireplace, New Haven Democrat is between the Senate and the Center Street, East Hartford. sunporch off living room, ideas, policies and procedures. ’This new Manager will PRICE DOWN House of Representatives bill’s chances of passage. receive an attractive salary, commensurate with proven GEORGIAN Colonial - All TOLLAND — Country living 8- moving to force the General ROCKVILLE - 8 Regan Street aluminum siding, garage. brick, 10 rooms, 4 large room Cape, 3 bedrooms, 1V4 $29*000. would be abolished, but he “1 wouldn’t rule the idea out 333 BIDWELL STREET MANCHESTER IMMEDIATE opening for — Four-room, two-bedroom, Move-in condition. 30 s. Elva ability, plus especially tailored inemtives including possible Assembly to consider his bill to completely,” he said, “but I warehouse stock room bedrooms, beautiful entrance baths, beamed ceiling kitchen Yes, the price on this 17-room abolish one of its two houses. added: “I’m not sure what Contact Mrs. Dellert, 646-2321 second-floor unit, in brick ’Tyler, Realtor, 649-4469. interest in our firm. Further advancement is assured foyer, 2 fireplaces, 2(4 baths, 2- and formal dining room. Built- great value there is in that, find no support for a un employee. Will train, male or through intensive in-house training and Management home has been dropped by Stolberg has collected the 9-3 p.m.. Weekdays female. Phone 289-79()6, ask for building. Total electric. Range, car garage, sunporch. In mint ins, large fireplaced living really.” icameral legislature. refrigerator, disposal, base EXCEPTIONAL Location — Workshops conducted by The Hall Institute of Real Estate. condition. Philbrick Agency, room, fuUy carpeted rec room, $29,000. Owners have cut 2t^ required signatures of 40 law Bill Lester. acres off the original 6 acre Stolberg said a two-house “I think both houses serve a ment laundry and storage. New duplex, each side with 2 Realtors, 646-4200. basement office, garage. Over 3 makers to force printing and function, for checks and Adults only, no pets. $150 King sized bedrooms, 1V4 baths, piece, but the value remains. public hearings on his bill to legislature is “as obsolete as Situation Wanted 38 Hall/Hartford is a member of the Hall acres, running stream, two- the dodo*’ because of the “one- balances within the legislative monthly, $150 lease-security. walT-to-wail carpeting; air- Group, a national network of service- 3 -F A M IL Y stall fenced-in 20x24’ barn. Practically vacant, easy to make Connecticut the only DOCTOR’S Assistant — ACCOUNTANT — Progressive Call James J. Gessay, at 875- conditioner, appliances. Many B-3 zone. Excellent invest show, tremendous deal for man-one-vote” rule of the U.S. branch.” he added. “There is a BABYSITTING in my licensed motivated real estate professionals extending Ideal for horse lovers. 872-3240, state besides Nebraska to have shaking-down process by Mature, responsible, eager to company requires general ac 0134. other splendid features to in ment. Separate heating owner. those requiring a big home. a unicameral, or one-house, Supreme Court. Since both learn. Respond in writing countant with insurance or home, vicinity Center and spect. Call John F. Shannon, from coast to coast. requiring bills to pass both McKee Streets. Phone 643-9723. systems. (Jnly $37,500. (Jail T.J. Crockett, Realtor, at 643- legislature. Connecticut houses are now ap- stating reasons for desiring ublic accounting background. HEBRON — Four-room apart- Builder-Real Estate, 568-5660. Tell us why you believe you can “fill the bill.” ^7475. SOUTH WINDSOR - Im pwrtioned under that rule on the houses.” position, age, marital status, 0 15K. Fee paid. Call Ann, 289- ment, country living. 1577. Stolberg says there are two BUSINESS school graduate, Forward resume and cover letter to Len maculate Split, 3 bedrooms, reasons that Connecticut should basis of population, he said, salary, previous experience. 2778, Bailey Employment. Carpeting, master antenna, PRIVATE party selling older family room, fireplace, garage, there is no basic reason for the Write to Herald Box “HH” , former legal secretary desires heat, hot water. Walk in the two-family, 4-4 duplex. 'Two-car Bari, Gen. Mgr., 21 Tolland 'Turnpike, PASEK slice its 187-member, two-house full-time position in quiet, iandscaped, half-acre lot. two bodies’ separation. Manchester Evening Herald. MEAT CUTTER - Apply in woods, sit by bubbling stream garage. Corner lot. Central Manchester, Conn. 06040 Rualtors/MLS Low 30’s. By owner, 644-1763. Wanted-Real Estate 77 legislature to a single body of person, Jackson’s Market, 277 Manchester area, typing 65 Houaehold Gooda 51 Rooma Without Board 59 Apartmenta For Rent 63 and day dream. Plant a garden. Manchester location. Prin 289-7475 742-8243 “The main reason it con wpm, no shorthand. Call after 1 about 100: accountability and DEMONSTRATORS - Women Oakland Rd., South Windsor. $160 monthly. Security cipals only. $29,500. Reply Box ANDOVER — Raised Ranch. SELLING your home or efficiency. tinues now,” he said, “is iner Mayors Back for Rubbermaid Party Plan. No p.m., 643-4643. FURNISHED room for required. One child, no dogs. “J J ”, Manchester Herald. acreage? For prompt friendly tia.” SINGER Touch and Sew, like RAISED Ranch, custom built, Eight rooms, 3-4 bedrooms, two ‘‘I would think a single investment, no collecting, no DENTAL Assistant wanted, for new, hems, buttonholes, stretch gentleman, homey atmosphere, 6466776. BRAND new and beautiful! CLEAN three-bedroom Cape baths, carpeting, air- service, call Louis Dimock Stolberg said major and com Gas Tax delivery. For interview, 633- modern downtown Hartford WILL babysit one small child in PRESIDENTIAL OPEN HOUSE - Sunday 2-4:30 cathedral ceilings, iarge formal Realty, 649-9823. chamber would make it much stitches, monograms, sews on includes kitchen and parking. More for your money with a with rec room and treed lot. conditioned. Acre treed lot. easier for citizens to identify plicated constitutional changes 2218. speciality office. Pleasant at my home while mother works, buttons, fancy designs. Call 649H936, 649-3436. VILLAGE APTS. EFFICIENCY apartment, 2V2 p.m.. Six-room Cape, (iarage. Mid 20’s. Blanchard & Rosset- dining room, modern equipped Monday-Friday. 647-9329. Raised Ranch. 'Two full baths, kitchen, 2 full baths, 4 good $34,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. with their legislator,” he said ift would be necessary to create a For Buses mosphere and surroundings. Originally $399.50, now only MANCHESTER rooms, secluded, quiet old es 19 Chester Drive, Manchester. two-car garage. Prestige area. to. Realtors, 646-2482. ALL CASH for your property unicam eral legislature in RN’s - LPN’s, 3 to 11 p.m., 11 Benefits available. Experience $99.65. Easy terms. 522-0476, ATTRACTIVE sleeping room, tate, $130 with heat, lease, Make offer. Center Street to sized bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, an interview. At present, he NEW HAVEN (AP) - The Doga-BIrda-Peta 41 One and two bedrooms. Very low 40’s. Belfiore Agency, VERNON Connecticut. If efforts in that to 7 a.m. Opening new section not necessary. Call 522-9211. dealer. gentleman, private entrance, security. Available March 1st. Caroi Drive, follow signs. 647-1413. OLDER 6-room home, deep lot. oversized 2-car garage. instant service. Hayes Agency, maintained, citizens have to Connecticut Conference of of East Hartford Convalescent 649-5945. Kasper Realty, 563-1845. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 9-ROOM COLONUL 646-0131. think in terms of both their direction began now, he SHELTIE (Miniature Collie), shower-bath, free parking. App Asking $22,900. Mr. L om b^o, Mayors and municipalities gave Home. Extremely high starting PARTS counter man. ESTATES and household lots to ly 195 Spruce Street. Near schools, churches BRAND new and beautiful four- Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. 646-4200. Built in November 1972; 4 state senator and their state predicted, the concept could be sable and white, 10 months old, in operation by 1982 at the .V1 9 J V S p a g e f o u r t e e n - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Feb. lO. lgra Registration Test Expanded About Town Yemon Youth Charged Police plement a statewide program Baptist Youth Fellowship of HARTFORD (A P )-T h e two- register their cars. Obituary are now being drafted.” ‘‘Should the pilot program "Report Community Baptist Church will month-old experimental Leuba said dealer participa In Auto Theft, Chase continue tp be this successful,” rehearse Sunday at 6:30 p.m. at program permitting some tion in the statewide program Connecticut auto dealers to Leuba said in a statement, ‘‘I Adolph C. Snyder Thomas P. Agresta, 24, of the church. Fred Lee, 16, of 18 Legion his revolver. It has not been would be voluntary and that the issue registrations for new cars have every expectation it can Adolph Carl Snyder, 57,. of 79 Wilson was charged TTiursday Dr., Rockville was taken into determined if the shots were MVD might not recognise some Girl Scout Troop 642 will they sell will he expanded to in be adopted throughout the Edmund St. died Friday at with reckless driving in connec custody on a Circuit Court 12 fired into the air or at the car. A dealers as registration agents. meet Monday at 3 p.m. at Com clude the sale of used cars. state. In fact, regulations to im Manchester Memorial tion with an accident in which arrest warrant charging him high-speed chase followed in munity Baptist Church. Motor Vehicles Commissioner Hospital. He was the husband of his car struck a cement stan with second-degree larceny. He which Vernon police lost sight Mrs. Rae Zandan Snyder. dard at the Manchester was presented at Court yester of the car in the vicinity of Kel Robert C. Leuba said Friday. The Couples Bowling Group Eleven Hartford dealers have Mr. Snyder was bom Nov. 24, Parkade. day in Rockville and released ly Rd., South Windsor. The car of the Manchester Newcomers issued the new car registrations 1915 in the Bronx, N.Y., son of He was taken to Manchester on a $500 non-surety bond. was later recovered in Club will meet tonight at 7 at under the pilot program, saving Frank and Janet Bronstein Memorial Hospital where he The charge was lodged in con Ellington. Silver Lanes, East Hartford. their customers a trip to Motor Snyder of Allen Park, Mich., was admitted to the special nection with the theft of a new Lee is also charged with Vehicles Department offices to formerly of Manchester. He care unit with head and leg in car at Odell Dodge, Inc., Rt. 83, fourth-degree larceny and A chapel prayer service will The had lived in Veron and juries. He was discharged Vernon on Feb. 4. secbnd-degree burglary in con be Monday at 9:30 a.m. at Se Springfield, Mass., before comr Friday, according to hospital During the robbery, the thief nection with a Jan. 7 break and cond Congregational Church. ing to Ntenchester in 1950. officials. is alleged to have attempted to entry on Loveland Hill. He had been employed for 20 Other occupants in the car all run down a Vernon policeman, He is to be presented in court Marantha Christian Coffee years at the P and G Freight reported minor injuries, accor who fired several shots from on March 6 at Rockville. Fire Calls House will be open tonight at 7 Co. in South Windsor. He was a ding to police. The Agresta member of Congregation vehicle had to be towed from at Fellowship Hall of Calvary Eighth District firemen Church, 647 E. Middle Tpke. Tikvoh Chadoshoh of Bloom the scene. responded to a report of smoke The coffee house is open to all field and Manchester Lodge of , Court date is March 5. Parkade Holdup in the basement at 30 Masons. He was a member of interested young people free of Cumberland St. at 9:36 a.m. charge. Refreshments will be the Manchester Police Depart Brian F. Paiot, 16, of 770 Friday. It was caused by an ment Auxiliary for 22 years. Clark St., South Windsor, was served. overheated transformer in a Survivors, besides his wife charged Friday morning on E. Gets Gunman $ 17 0 train set, but there was no The Women’s Christian and parents, are two daughters, Middle Tpke. with failure to damage, firemen reported. Temperance Union will meet Mrs. Roger Parrott Jr. of Ver carry license in connection with At 6:08 p.m. Friday, they Tuesday at 10:45 a.m. at South word command. He turned and If you're a night owl or an early bird, you can get our non and Miss Arlene Marcia a two-car accident. Court date An unknown gunman made extinguished a car fire at Main - saw the gunman, described as lowest one-minute rate on long distance phone calls. Snyder of East Hartford; two United Methodist Church. off with $170 in cash and checks and Chapel Sts. Firemen said is Feb. 26. about five-feet eight inches tall, brothers, Maurice Snyder and Members are reminded to bring in a Thursday night robbery at there was moderate damage. wearing dark clothes and a dark Just call without operator assistance any night after Isaac Snyder, both of David D. Lawrence, 53, of 801 their lunch. Beverages will be the Parkade. The Eighth District Fire ski mask. He was holding 11 P.M. Or, if you prefer early mornings, call before Manchester; and two sisters, Main St., was charged Friday provided. Department was called to Mark Boyle, an employe of “ what appeared to be some sort Mrs. Eli Rutchik of Manchester with intoxication. He was held another car fire off Exit 93 of I- 8 A.M. Miles Shoes at the Parkade, of a gun” in his left hand. Boyle 86 at 1:16 a. m. today. Firemen and Mrs. Arnold Feligson of overnight and released this Residents of Westhill was making a deposit at the threw the deposit bag at the said that the engine was heavily This mighty minute minimum rate applies on any call Allen Park, Mich. morning on his promise to Gardens and Annex will have a Funeral services will be Sun west branch office of the man, ran to his car and fled. damaged. within the U.S. (except Alaska and Hawaii). appear in court March 5. Valentine Day program and It is not known at this time day at 2 p.m. at the chapel of ■ Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. The Town Fire Department refreshments Monday at 1:30 whether a car was used in the the Weinstein Mortuary, 640 at approximately 9 p.m. when was called to the scene of an ac Robert Monseglio, 21, of 124 p.m. at Herrmann Hall. The Farmington Ave., Hartford. he heard a nearly inaudible, one robbery. cident at Broad St. and W. Mid Spruce St., was charged Friday Rev. Kenneth Gustafson, pastor dle Tpke. at 10:17 p.m. Friday. Burial will be in Temple Beth with fourth-degree larceny. He of Calvary Church, will lead a Sholom Memorial Park. was released on a $150 non devotional service. Those plan Memorial week will be Southern New/ En^nd Telephone surety bond. Court date is Feb. ning to attend are reminded to observed at his home. 26. bring Valentines. The family suggests that any Women^s Caucus memorial contributions may be Guy H. Mullen, 33, of 4 Hud made to Congregation Tikvoh son St., was charged Friday Calvary Church Echoes will Chadoshoh. night with operating a motor be Sunday from 8:30 to 9 a.m. Concerned Over vehicle while his license was on radio station WINF. Richard Mrs. Norman A. Bjarkman under suspension. He was Morin of the Marantha Chris Sr. released on a written promise tian Coffee House will speak. Nixon Policies Mrs. Frances D. Bjarkman, to appear in court Feb. 26. The program will also include 71, of 8288 Orchard Ave., vocal and instrumental music HOUSTON (AP) - Child care, mental health, LaMesa, Calif, died last Sunday Nancy N. Dobitsky, 20, of by members of Calvary Church Republicans at the National welfare — these are not par ijo ' {jJi/A/ 0/ oTt VotficrdAHCA. © ciy! in LaMesa. She was the wife of Jobs Hill, Ellington, was and recorded selections by the Women’s Political Caucus con tisan issues,” another said. Norman A. Bjarkman Sr., charged Friday afternoon with Reviyaltime Choir. vention, irked at anti-Nixon In her speech Friday, Ms. Ab formerly of Manchester. making an unsafe left turn in remarks by Rep. Bella Abzug, zug scored Nixon for cutbacks Mrs. Bjarkman, a native of connection with a two-car acci have decided after two long in school milk funds, education Cupid Cream Sundae Illinois, had lived in LaMesa for dent on W. Middle Tpke. Minor Sunset Circle, Degree of meetings they shared her basic fo r th e disadvantaged, Special 31 years. She was a member of injuries were reported, accor Pocahontas, will meet Monday frustrations at the severe cut neighborhood health centers, the LaMesa First United ding to police. Court date is at 8 p.m. at the Zipser Club, back of social programs. compensation for flood victims, Luicioua Crushed Cherries poured over delicious Dubonnet Black Methodist Church, the National Feb. 26. Brainard PI. They not only voted down anti-poverty programs and ( City Art Association, Foothill VERNON attempts to criticize the New even rural electrification. Cherry Ice Cream — Topped with Valentine Pink Whipped Cream — Art Guild, Chula Vista Art William Johnson, 34, of Ver York Democratic con “ Women have been in the Guild and the San Diego Art non Garden Apartments, was “ Our Masonic Purpose” will gresswoman but ultiniately leadership in calling for a plus a Red Heart Shaped Candy •. Mart Association. charged Friday with misuse of be the topic of a Masonic opted to shape what they called reordering of our national Survivors, besides her hus marker plates, operating a Culture and Information a “ positive statement’ ’ priorities,” "she said. “ We did band, are a son, the Rev. motor vehicle while his license program to be presented by expressing their concern. not mean a revision upward for A Real Treat for Sweethearts of All Ages William Dowling of Lake was under suspension and Alexander Penny, Friendship “ I think everyone un the rich and the military and a Tahoe, Calif.; two stepsons, operating an unregistered Lodge of Masons program derstands that we feel strongly revision downward for the big Norman A. Bjarkman Jr. of 28 motor vehicle. Court date is chairman, when the lodge’s that respect should be shown to city dweller, for the working Franklin St. and Hildon W. March 6. Master’^s Club meets Monday. people of all political persua man, for the elderly, for our Bjarkman of San Diego, Calif.; The meeting is at 8 p.m. in the sion — be it the President or a children, for the poor. I call a stepdaughter, Mrs. Lawrenc small lodge room. local elected official or Abzug, upon all women here — whether Zeiner of Palmdale, Calif.; and Suspected Refreshments will be served. so we didn’t need a resolution they are Democrats, TWO OONyENBENT UKJA’nONS seven grandchildren. on that either,” said Bobbie Republicans or independents — Bt. 6 & 44A — Open Dally and Sun,; Parkade Branch — Mon, Uiru Sat, Funeral services were not to stand aside while the Attackers Kilberg, a lawyer from (John and Bernice Bleg) Wednesday in LaMesa. ’The Algonquin District Boy Washington, D.C., who chaired social legislation that is the The family suggests that any Arrested Scout father and son banquet the GOP session lasting until best part of America is memorial contributions may be will be Sunday at 9:30 a.m. at nearly 2 a.m. today. destroyed.” made to the Memorial Fund of the Army and Navy Club. The As the late-night meeting the First United Methodist HARTFORD (AP) - Police breakfast is open to all Boy progressed it became clear that Friday arrested two more Church, Palm Ave., LaMesa, Scouts for $1 donation. Tickets while many delegates ob ject^ suspects in a three-tow n, This Valentine’s Day, say it with Calif. may be obtained by contacting to Ms. Abzug’s partisanship in highspeed chase and beating Ed Ward, 144 Greenwood Dr., criticizing Nixon at a “ imity” last Saturday of Hartford or John Joy, 142 Woodbridge St. session of all women, most of Mrs. Dunn policeman Neil Hunt. them agreed with the thrust of Lillian Chacon, 27, and Gloria All Mary Cheney Library her criticism. Defends Antonetty, 23, were charged departments will be open “ Let’s face it, Nixon’s with first degree robbery and tomorrow from 1 to 5 p. m. wrong,” said one. second degree assault, accor Mrs. Joan Butler of the staff “ We’re not offended that Agency ding to police. Both gave ad will conduct a program of these issues were raised — they FLDWERS dresses in Hartford and New making Valentines at 3 for would have been anyway, HARTFORD (AP) - Con burgh, N.Y., and both were held children and young people. All because these are vital issues. sumer Protection Com on $10,000 bond. materials will be provided. missioner Barbara Dunn has Police, who said they were Order Early knuckled under to the gover looking for a fifth suspect in the nor’s budget austerities instead case, last weekend arrested of sticking up for the needs of Jose Chacon, 27, and Roberto Killian Jubilant consumers, the Connecticut Chacon, 23, both of Hartford, in Citizen Action Group said the same incident. Friday. ^ Hunt, recuperating at home Over Ruling On “ What we’d(fioped for is an from head injuries, was thrown activist-type department,’’ to the ground and beaten about Toby Moffett of the group told the face after he stopped a car Gas Price Probe the legislature’s Appropriations on Hungerford Street last Beautiful Way to Say Committee. Saturday, police said. Killian has been active in get HARTFORD (AP) - Atty. ting the attorney generals of the Turning to Mrs. Dunn, com Following the incident, state Gen. Robert K. Killian hailed a “ / mittee co-chairman Nicholas A. and local police from three states to work together on an hove You Truly court ruling Friday allowing anti-trust case against the gas I Lenge, a Republican senator towns chased a car through him to pursue his probe of gas Flowers are so romantic.. from West Hartford, said: “ I Wethersfield, Rocky Hill and pricing policies and practices of oline pricing, but said there are the major oil companies. He never knew you not to be an ac back to Hartford before “ indications that the oil com perfect gifts for your tivist.” catching up with the vehicle In said this kind of action by the panies plan another round of states is not the best way to at Mrs. Dunn, a former state Hartford. price increases.” favorite Valentine. Send •M representative, disputed tack the problem, but the “ We won the first skirmish in federal government has failed Moffett’s statements, and her a legal war, the outcome of her a beautiful bouquet of legal assistant, Robert Sils, Woman Faces to use its powers to det and the which may not be determined states have no other choice. said: “ I think Mrs. Dunn has for years and years to come,” her favorites or select a brought this department out of Jlit Run Charge said Killian. “ Meanwhile, the fmo obscurity with a volcanic anti-trust division of the federal table arrangement for her crescendo.” Isabelle Montano, 18, of East Department of Justice will fid Moffett had complained that Hartford was charged early dle while tens of millions of home. We’ll design your Mrs. Dunn’s “ good intentions Strike Friday morning with evading Americans will continue to pay and hopes for making the responsibility (two counts) in through the nose to the oil floral gift just for her. department a real ally of con connection with an accident on barons of America.” Fund I sumers have joined her budget Center St. Thursday night. ’The ruling cited by Killian Delivery. request of last year in the According to witnesses, a car was Superior Court Judge Started LOVE refuse pile of broken struck a car parked in a private George Saden’s refusal to promises.” parking lot on Center St. As the “ quash” a subpoena requiring HARTFORD (AP) - As BUNDLE In Memoriam driver was leaving the scene, Mobile Oil to turn over pricing Connecticut Co. buses remain from *10.00 In loving memory of Catherine R. her car allegedly climbed the information to the attorney stalled, even after the latest Williams who passed away February II, curb and struck a walk signal. general. meeting Friday in Hartford, a 1963. She allegedly drove off. “ I wish I could assure the proposal to financially assist A silent thought, a secret tear Police traced the vehicle citizens of this state that, striking bus drivers in the Hart Keeps her memory ever dear. through it’s registration plate because of our victory today, ford area comes from the Inter Missed by Mother, Sisters, number and the arrest some protection has been af national Union of Electrical Nieces and Nephews. followed. forded them against arbitrary Workers. Court date is March 5. gasoline price increases,” said Each of the union’s 3,800 Killian, “ but I can’t, In loving memory of Allan H. Ellis, members in Central Connec “ Because the oil barons are 20% who passed away, February 11, IWO. ticut has been asked to con protected in their arrogance tribute $2 to a fund to help OFF Your memory is as dear today, and unlimited power by the sub As in the hour you passed away. Hoffa Eying members of the Amalgamated missive federal bureaucracy,” 'Transit Union who have been on ON ALL wife, Helen, Return he said, “ they can and probably strike against QinnCo since last Children and Grandchildren will continue to raise prices in November, according to Martin CHERRY HILL, N.J. (AP)- concert.” J. Hogan, international lUE Killian said the new round of In loving memory of Milton F. Former Teamsters’ President representative. Wagner, who passed away, February 11, James R. Hoffa says he will gasoline price increases which Hogan also issuefl an appeal PLANTS MM. seek next month to lift a ban he predicted are possible to all organized labor to join in against his trade union ac because of “ a deliberate ‘non 85 EAST CENTER ST^ Every day In some small way the striker support fund. CASH ’N CARRY Memories of you come our way, tivities. policy’ on the part of this , Time and years roll swiftly by And if successful, Hoffa says national administration as it But love and memories never die. he wants to go back as presi relates to the production, Read Potpourri Wife, Son. dent of Local 299 in Detroit, refinement, distribution and Daughter and Grandchildren which he once headed. sale of petroleum products.” 'Waltons Cult Grips Cast, Too FEB. 10 thru FEB. 16 its adherents are complete On the set of the CBS “I must tell Charlie,” one )ur By DICK KLEINER fanatics. In its way, it’s like show, on the back lot at The cast member said. (Charlie HOLLYWOOD— (NEA) — Star Trek, whose fans still Biurbank Studio, the 11 mem is a fictional name, to pro It seems like eve^ season circulate a magazine about bers of the fictional Walton tect the guilty). “He’s al Eter there’s a television show it, long after its demise. family were hard at work. ways so pessimistic about But everything stopped the show. He keeps saying ore which becomes a cult with The odd thing about The its fans. Generally, these Waltons cult is that it ih- when one of the staff showed the scripts are awful and -shows don’t succeed with the cludes the cast among its up with the latest ratings. that we’re going to be can- It was up to 28 that week. celed. He’s terrible. We bulk of the public. They’re members. The Star Trek have the best show in the :all too special. crew treated their series And they all smiled and strictly as a job. But The cheered and acted as though business.” The Waltons is 1972’s cult They take a tremendously show. It’s too early to tell Waltons’ cast are as fanatic it was the greatest news whether it will be renewed about the show as the view since the end of World War personal interest in the ing cult members. II. show, all of them, from the fw next season or not but grandparents (Will Geer and Ellen Corby) through the parents (Ralph Waite and Michael Learned) to the seven children (a group headed by Richatd Thomas). They go out of their way to answer letters from the cult members, who go out of their way to dream up questions which are very specific. In one episode, they showed the parents’ bed, a genuine antique. One viewer wrote in, aslung about the bed. Richard Thomas got the Wmi letter and did some real re search, consulting the show’s set decorator and then going to the library. He found out all about the bed and even dug up an old Sears Roebuck catalogue page and sent it to the viewer. People have written in to ask about the big tree in the Waltons’ front yard, the tree which has a rubber tire hanging from it which the children use as a sv^ing. Will Geer, who has the keenest thumb in show bus iness, always gets those let ters. He explains that it’s a Brazilian pepper tree. “It’s really not right for the region we’re showing,” he says. The show supposed ly takes place in Virginia. “But it closely resembles the locust, which would be authentic. So I don’t think it’s bad—it would take a bot anist to tell one from the other on the hqme screen.” The seven children (in the show seem like real brothers and sisters not like a^rs. There is a lot of sibling-like horseplay on the set. At one point, Eric Scott, who prays Ben, was being annoys % the incessant giggltf^ S t Kami Colter, who plays the youngest Walton, Elizabeth. “Kami, you cut th^t out,” Eric said, “or I’ll have a birdie jiick you up and fly away with you.” . They all go to schocd (ex cept for Thomas) in a room set aside for the two teach ers, Catherine Deeney and Ruth Victor, in the farm house. Miss Deeney teaches the three youngest. Miss Victor the three older chil dren. .X “O.K., cut it,' print it,” says director Harry Harris. “Now go to school kiddies,” And the six will turn and race back to their desks. “I’ve done so much junk,” Ellen Corby said, “that it’s nice to be with something I’m proud of.” Ralph Waite, Richard Tfutmas and Michael Learned, from left, play father, son and mother in *The Waltons* Channel 3 Thursday at 8 p.m. (3) WTIC (8) WTNH : (18) WHCT (20) WATR (22) WWLP (24) WEDH (30) WHNB (40) WHYN Hartford — CBS New Havoi — ABC Hartford — Ind. Waterbury - NBC Springfield — NBC Hartford - PBS New Britain — NBC Springfield — ABC 30 SATURDAY. FEB. 10 MANCHESTER EVENING HEiU l D TV PAGE THREE. TV PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD SATURDAY, FEB. 10 "^"*""TFum lture ^ Carpal BLAU Bedding - Appliances Daytime TV, Monday — Friday Tonight, Febhiary 10 FumHura Storas 1115 m ain STREET, MANCHESTER — 9:30 — — 12:30 — — 3:30 — M iddleto^ — Old Saybrook — OPEN MON. thru FRI. UIl 9 P.M. (Sat. till 5:30) MORNING (3) SEARCH FOR . (3) RANGER STATION — 5:00 — — 8rf)0 — (3) VIN SCULLY — 10K)0 — TOMORROW (8-40) ONE LIFE TO LIVE (3) PERRY MASON (3) ALL IN THE FAMILY — 6.-00 — ' (22) NOT FOR WOMEN (3) CAROL BURNETT (8-40) SPLIT SECOND (18) LIVING WORD <8-40) WIDE WORLD Edith goes to her class reu Guests: Petula Clark, John (3) SUNRISE SEMESTER ONLY OF SPORTS nion. (30) NEWS (20-22-30) WHO, WHAT, OR (20-22-30) RETURN TO Byner. (30) REUGIOUS PEYTON PLACE Motorcycling and gym (8-40) HERE WE GO AGAIN (40) FLINTSTONES WHERE GAME (8-40) ASSIGNMENT: — 6:10 — — 4:00 — Five fans have but three — 10:00 — (24) MISTER ROGERS nastics. 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Arthur Hill, Modal CC31S1W — 12:30 — Monday, February 12 — 7:30 — pianist, and composer, is the James Olson. (30) MOVIE * Cabinet of Walnut grain finish on (3) GEORGE KIRBY guest of honor on CB^TV’s — 9:30 — (24) NET OPERA “The Maltese Falcon” hIgh-impact plastic — 6K)0 — (30) MOUSE FACTORY (18) NASHVILLE MUSIC “ Duke Ellington ... We Love (3) BOB NEWHART (1941). Humphrey Bogart, Special — “The Trial of (3-8-22) NEWS (40) POLKAI (20) FILM You Madly,” Sunday (Feb. “A Home Is Not Necessarily Peter Lorre, Mpry Astor. * 17 inch diagonal picture m Mary Lincoln.” (22) JONATHAN WINTERS 11) at 9 p.m. a House.” (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH * Color Bright OS'* picture tube for a (20) SOUNDING BOARD — 8:00 — sharp, bright color picture (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE (8-40) ROOKIES — 9:30 — (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH Police captain, undergoing (3) DORIS DAY Sunday, February 11 * Gibraltar 95“ chassis for solid- (40) WILD WILD WEST surgery, is held hostage. 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