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MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEB. 21, 1974- VOL. XCIII. No. 121 Manchester—A City of Village Charm EK^iHTEEN PAGES f’RICE: FIFFEEN CENTS Crime Said . Not Needed To Impeach WASHINGTON (UPI) - A New Tape Delivered House impieachment inquiry staff said today it had con­ cluded that President Nixon could be impeached for non­ criminal acts, including abuse of the powers of the Presidency. HILLSBOROUGH, Calif. between between the family the tape to him. Lesteruction said it (UPI) — Another tape from R earst and who identified In a 65 page report to the 38 and newsmen. contained a demand for $4 himself as the “general field the Symbionese Liberation members of the House Lester said the tape, million. He said the tape marshal” of the Symbionese Judiciary Committee, the staff, Army has been delivered to which did not contain the appeared to be from “Cinque,” ,-' organized to study possible im­ the parents of kidnaped whose voice was on the earlier voice of the 20-year-old kid­ (See Page Eighteen) peachable offenses, stressed Patricia Hearst, reporters naped girl, was received tape recording with Miss that impeachment was “a were told today at the Wednesday night by the grave step for the nation.” Hearst Hillsborough home. Rev. -Cecil Williams, who ‘‘It is to be predicated only upn conditions seriously incom­ Reporters outside the also received an earlier patible with either the con­ Hearst mansion were told of tape. Editor Kidnaped the new tape by a television stitutional form and principles Lester said Williams ATLANTA (UPI, newsman, John Lester, who telephoned Miss Hearst's Wednesday with a man who of our government or the Editor Jphn R. “ Reg’’ proper performance of the con- has been acting as go- father, newspaper publisher claimed he wanted to discuss a news story. . sUtutional duties of the Randolph A. Hearst, and played Murphy of the Atlanta At 9:15 p m., Jim Minter, presidential office,” the report Constitution, Georgia’s said. Publisher Randolph Hearst established a ^‘People in Need” food bank to start handing out largest morning newspaper, managing editor of the The report said, "The duty of free groceries as an act of faith to save the life of his kidnaped daughter. Headquarters for apparently was kidnaped Constitution, got a telephone call from a man who said a President to preserve, protect the bank has been temporarily set up in this office of the Hearst Building. Miss Peggy No New Prospects Wednesday night by a group and defend the Constitution to • calling itself the “American Murphy had been kidnaped. Maze, director of “Neighbors in Need,” program in Washington, directs operation of He said the Constitution the best of his ability includes Revolutionary or Liberation volunteers which calls for 1,000 persons to help distribute the food to the needy (UPI would hear further from him by the duty not to abuse his powers Photo) ' , For Sale of Iona Army.” or transgress their limits, not another means, “meaning, I H By SOL R. COHEN William Sleith, who founded A r^ n who identified himself assume, that it would be other to violate the rights of citizens, Iona and who remained one of as a ‘Lio n e l” in that army told such as those granted by the ■rown Manager Robert Weiss means than a telephone,” its officials when it was sold in a Constitution official that the Fields said. Bill of Rights and not to act In said today he knows of no new 1969 to General Signal, said nfewspaper would hear further At 9:20 p.m., WAGA-TV derogation of power vested developments in efforts to find Gas Dealers Vote Delay a buyer for the Iona Mfg. Co. today phasing-out operations from the group. received a call from a elsewhere by the Constitution.” facility and operation. will be over a longer period “We have to assume that Reg “colonel,” who claimed, “We In saying a President could be than originally announced. has been kidnaped,” said got Reg Murphy.” He said he impeached for acts other than He reiterated his remark of a week ago when he said, He said plans are for moving Constitution executive editor was from the American criminal offenses,- the report “Chances for finding a buyer, all of the equipment to the Bill Fields this morning. Revolutionary Army or the cited as impeachable conduct In Pretest Closedown transferring ownership and Canadian plant (in Welland, a Murphy, 40-year-old fathqr of American Liberation Army, the ‘‘undermining the integrity of United Press International th eir stations Tuesday in continuing operations is very two teen-age daughters, left his the office, disregard of con­ port gasoline would not affect slim.” (See Page Eighteen) home around 7:30 p.m. EDT (See Page Eighleen) stitutional duties and oath of of­ As the state received federal protest of the order from its allocation. fice, arrogation of power, abuse assurance that purchased energy chief William E. Simon. ‘ State energy chief Eckardt C. Iona, which has been in of the government process, foreign petroleum would not be A scattering of stations opened Beck said Wednesday the Manchester since 1957, is a sub- , sidiary of General Signal Corp. adverse impact on the system deducted from its monthly fuel today but the Greenwich group assurance came from FEO of New York. Officials of the of the government.” allocation, Connecticut gasoline vowed at the Hamden meeting allocation expert John Weber. dealers head off closing down corporation announced Feb. 11 to continue their lockout for as Earlier, another FEO official The Great Deer Debate | “Clearly, these effects can be their stations. ^ it is-phasing out its Manchester long as possible. apparently indicated gas ob­ brought about in ways not an­ operation and moving ali equip­ Some 250 members of the Tlie president of the retailers, tained out of -federal stocks If debate was over and the roll-call ticipated by criminal law,” the Connecticut Gasoline Retailers ment to its Canadian plant. It report said. Charles R. Matties, said the would be deducted from the Association met in Hamden dealers want to see results ob­ state’s monthly allocation.-, The report appeared to hold Wednesday and voted to wait the loss of United States debating a less than earth-shattering proposal — tained by national negotiators the sperm whale be designated the state animal. the President responsible for FEO 'Deputy Chief John markets for its decision. without coming to any conclusion. But then, the until Monday before deciding on Saturday before planning Then came the roll-call vote on the amended the conduct of his subordinates, Sawhill was interviewed on the . Weiss, who said last week : legislators were marking time anyway — whether to close down in any statewide action. bill. Obviously, someone abstained from voting, ^ although the staff did not spell defiance of the federal ban on CBS report as he was getting five firms were interested in : waiting for 4:30 p.m., when the traditional an- out whether it feit he was acquiring the Iona plant, said for the count was 67 to 67. The bill lost. Voila. No S favoritism at the pumps. Meanwhile, assurances came off a plane in Washington. nual party by the Speaker of the House was to responsible for acts not today he submitted the five state animal — not until at least the 1975 session, Dealers in Greenwich and from the Federal Energy Office When asked whether Connec­ •: commence. anyhow. specifically authorized by him. nearby Port Chester, N.Y., shut ticut gas obtained out of federal names to General Signal and Nobody was hurt — unless one considers the that the state’s attempts to im- that it is handling all It is very likely that the state’s school children stocks would be deducted from ;■ hundreds of school cKildren from all parts of the will participate in a referendum before then — to ‘:5 the monthly allocation he said it negotiations. • state. They started it all when they voted in their He said his pessimism over determine what the statewide choice is. ^ would. i schools for designating ,a state animal — During the debate on the bill, an opponent of successful negotiations is I something the state hasn’t had. because of the time element. designating the deer remarked, “Can’t you just ^ Town Stations to Stay Open “We think Sawhill was caught : Their overwhelming choice was the white- hear a hunter crying out, ‘Oh, My God — I’ve ^ He explained General Signal of­ unprepared and he made the : tailed, deer and that was the recommendation of shot the state animal?’ It’s like.stomping on the remark not realizing he was ficials said they are anxious to ; the legislature’s committee on government ad- state flag.” ^ ByJUNE TOMPKINS the towns of West Haven and Mayor John Thompson said start moving Iona’s equipment wrong,’’ a state energy • ministration and policy. That also was how the Replied an opponent of designating the whale, Manchester residents who Stamford are “ getting there is no plan to ration gas­ spokesman said. to Canada as soon as possible — I bill read when debate began on it. But, to clobbered:” He said the car oline in town. He said,“We’d maybe in March. The Iona “How many of us have ever seen a whale may have been concerned that : everyone’s surprise, even those who opposed it, wallowing around the state?” local service stations would owners who cannot get gasoline have to be either on a state or He said Beck called Weber products manufactured there, : that wasn’t the way it wound up. in Bridgeport on their off day go Former House Speaker William Ratchford, | join in a statewide shutdown national program to observe who said, “We don’t want to Weiss said, account for about 30 First, those same opponents (obviously with a culu■IlUIl-Il^e approacn, suggesiea » outside the city. gas rationing.” with a Solomon-like approach, suggested, ^ Saturday, Sunday and Monday discourage the importation of per cent of Canadian purchases g: tongue in cheek) offered an amendment ^ to "Perhaps we can follow the Oregon Plan — the can be assured this will not Listro thinks any gasoline gasoline at a time when it is of small appliances — of all rationing would only be substitute the words "sperm whale" for "white- deer on odd-numbered days and the whale o n ’s*: happen. At a recent state conference really needed.” brands. tailed deer. even-numbered.” successful on a national level. Peter Ljstro, president of the of mayors, a committee was Manchester affiliate of the “ A dealer could have his appointed to review ail the Automotive Service Council of attendants pump all his gas at possible plans in meeting the America, said today a one time until it’s used up and present gasoline crisis, Thomp­ .statewide'^shutdown of gasoline then let his attendants off, and son said. At the annual meeting stations was averted at a lower his overhead,” he said. of the Connecticut Conference “ Also, there’s a financial of Mayors Tuesday, there will Golda Meir Seeks to Form Cabinet meeting last night of gasoline burden on the dealers when be a report frrom the com­ dealers from every area of the By Robei-t Sinter Labor party leaders over plans state who gathered in Hamden there’s no time to give the mittee, 'Thompson said. with the U.N. peace team will surface-to-air missiles out of Arab press reports said customers the extra services JERUSALEM (UPI) - for a constitutional amendment man a field headquarters near the Sinai, to discuss and vote on the situa­ Prime Minister Golda Meir set Kissinger would start his fourth they would like.” Listro “ I should hope there would be . defining a Jew. Egypt’s Fayid air base to help ■ The defense minister said, tion. out today to pick cabinet Middle East peace mission figures the dealers’ profit no shut down on gas stations,” Labor party sources said the supervise future pullbacks. meanwhile, the pullbacks on Although Listro did not attend membel-s in Israel’s first since the war on Monday with a margip is “at a loss now.” he said. new government, the first the Suez front had resulted in the meeting, he talked with of­ minority government, calling stopover in Algiers for talks minority coalition to rule Israel The Israelis have until March demobilization of half the with President Houari ficials in Bridgeport who were on a balking Defense Minister since independence in 19;48, was 5 to pull back into the Sinai at the meeting. Israeli reserve forces called up Bouipedienne. Kissinger was Moshe Dayan to join the shaky unlikely to complete^ its four- Desert to a new defense line 13 for the last war. He said an ad­ However, Listro said service coalition. . expected to go on to Syria, year term. / ' , miles east of the cailal under ditional 25 per cent would be Israel, Egypt and Saudi Arabia stations in Milford and Dayan said Mrs. Meir lacked terms of the 40-day dtsengag- Inside Mrs. Meir said sne intended released within two months if in an attempt to get Jerusalem Greenwich have closed and are the. necessary parliamentary ment agreement with Egypt. In to ask Dayan to reconsider his the troop separation pact and Damascus to start troop servicing only emergency strength to set up a coalition return, the Egyptians were to Today's threat to give up his cabinet worked out by Secretary of disengagement talks for the situations. “with a political direction.” He post “under present conditions cut back their forces along the If the town were to close all State Henry A. Kissinger is tense Golan Heights front. Era of redhead rejurns, Page 8 called instead for new elections of dissension” in the coalition canal’s east bank and pull all completed successfully. gas stations, it would serve no and vowed to boycott a minori­ government. purpose, as Listro sees it. It From Your Neighbor’s Kitchen, Page 9 ty government. Dayan, who had called oh would -only create utter chaos Cheney Tech honor foli, Page 5 Mrs. Meir announced plans Labor leaders to form a broad and result in nationalization of Miss Gertrude Carrier diesj Page 18 Wednesday night fol the coalition with the hawkish gas stations, he said. minority coalition just 45 Likud bloc, said Wednesday he Coventry news, Page 15 “It’s virtually impossible to minutes short of the expiration would refuse a cabinet post in a find any one plan that will Andover, Tolland news. Page 7 of a six-week deadline following minority government and cam­ work,” he said. Israel’s Dec. 31 national elec­ paign for new elections. :i. < }■ The proper clarification of tions. the federal ruling on the energy Political sources said the new Troops Pull Out crisis is lengthy and com­ coalition, although three votes plicated, said Listro. short of a majority in the The last of the Israeli troops % “There are too many Mitchell Jurors Knesset (parliament), who stormed across the Suez variables for any one plan to appeared strong enough to Canal in the 1973 Middle Eagt work,” he said. He said the negotiate a Middle East peace War rolled back across the Oregon plan seems to be Being Selected settlement with the support of waterway in tanks and trucks working fine in Bridgeport, but fringe parties. today to wind up a 129-day oc­ The coalition, made up of cupation of the canal’s west Away From Public Mrs. Meir’s Labor group, af­ bank. filiated Arab legislators and the United Nations peace-keeping SUNNY NEW YORK (UPI) - Selec­ examined individually in the Independent Liberal party, will forces were scheduled to move ting of qualified juror prospects private quarters of Judge' Lee have 58 votes in the 120-seat in at noon and take control of preceded entirely in private P. Gagliardi after a trial delay Knesset. Jhe rightis^ikud, the the aBandoned region, the final today in the Mitchell-Stans of months of parrying and largest opposition bloc, has 39 one-third of a 560-square-mile' cabinet" scandal trial, with a stalling and a jury-picking drag seats. bulge along the waterway’s ■ u u a a i a m federal judge feeding the of a day and a half because of questions only in the presence Mrs. Meir made her an­ West* Bank captured from legal logistics, the judge said nouncement after meeting with Egypt. Sunny this afternoon, high in of the lawyers, defendants, and Wednesday: President Ephraim Katzir at Egyptian forces were to the mid to upper 40s.- Fair stenographers. “It is a slow process, but we his Jerusalem residence. As return to the area six hours followed by increasing Queried as to the propriety of are making progress.” head of a caretaker government later, taking over a r^ck and cloudiness tonight. Low around picking a. panel outside the That was at the close of court since the elections, she had un­ earth causeway built by Israel 30. Friday cloudy with a chance public exposure of a courtroom, at 5:07 p.m. The individual til Wednesday to form a new- across the canal following last of rain developing late in the a member of the defense legal questioning had begun at 2:07 government. October’s 17-day war. Israel day. High 45 to 50. staff said the American Bar p.m. in the judicial “robing Association had recommended Katzir gave Mrs. Meir - •pi^eviously took down fouj por­ room,” here the presiding another week, howeyer, to table pontoon bridges. such procedure in cases of un­ judge relaxes between sessions choose members of her. cabinet A veteran Israeli paratrooper usual publicity portent. and dons his black robe before Connecticut and present the new govern­ who led forces in smashing The idea is to keep the con­ taking the bench. tent of the questions out of the ment to parliament for formal through Egytian lines across Lottery Judge Gagliardi told an approval. A t papers and off the air so . that the canal on (jet. 15 was to be Numbers assembled 84 veniremen: “We the final soldier to cross back prospective jurors cannot are going to take you individual- The National Religious party, Pres. Ephraim Katzir (R) offers a word of encouragement to Prime Minister Golda Meir 13064 a member of the old govern­ into the Sinai. Desert. figure how to answer so as to ,^y in the robing room to go into after granting her a week to form a minority government for the first time in Israel’s Bonus 43366 ment, refused at the last mo­ Although no Israeli combat d (^ p duty. more detail as to your eligibiji- history. Mrs. Meir’s decision followed the National Religious Party’s refusal to rejdin her W ith p ro s p e c ts being ty. . ment to join the new coalition troops will remain onjhe West because of a squabble' with Bank. Israel’s liaison officers coalition government. (UPI Photo) ,

!» I , PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, Feb, 21. 1974 r ' r CINEMA / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thur»., Feb. 21. 1974— PAGE THPW^- EASTHMITFORDMillliST. / JOANNE WOODWARO \ Library Growth MU.AWMOINMIIB(Pa) \ Super Disney Family Fun! "SUMMER WISHES, Calendar Theme I 7:20-t:10, Sn. CMt 2 PALV A 1974 c'hlendar, combined borrowers, 24,312, down 440; with some statistics from the and out-of-town borrowers, 128, DAD 1973 annual report, has been down 79. FLIPS prepared by Manchester’s John F. Jackson, head public library, system. A OUT! WKt »0UTIS » • 14 • It (t«)T W) librarian, said that both limited number of copies are yMNUT OUTDOOR AOVfNTUK (I) decreases can be accounted for - 6:00- available at the main desks of in part by a new reciprocal (3-8-22) NEWS WUDISNEY “BROTHER OF the Mary Cheney and Whiton borrowing service, Connec- PRODUCTIONS' < (18) I SPY THEWMD” Memorial Libraries. ticard. More than 140 state (20) SOUNDING BOARD niRMKTCMtrOM The calendar’s theme is public libraries are par­ 3 3 i D 13» IM m Tt Sun. Coni from 2 PJl , (20-22-30) NEWS materials other than books for returning materials to the (24) YOUR FUTURE IS available: 22,104 pictures; 14,- issuing library and is subject to NOW 517 p a m p h le ts ; 3,748 that library's rules. A collec­ SHOWCASE CINEMA/ 1234 (40) ABC NEWS phonograph records; 1,397 tion agency will handle Jong 1- 8 4 EXIT5 8 -SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. -7 :3 0 - microfilms; 107 framed art overdue and lost materials and EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL. INFO. 568-8810 • prints; 133 eu; and 16 mm films ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING* We Honor MASTER CHARGE (3) ARTHUR OF THE will collect money due the that may be obtained through C M fR BRifOfilS library and a fee for agency ser­ membership in the Film Co-op E a s t w o o d A L m C lN O . (8) THRILLSEEKERS vices. of Connecticut, Inc. *■ H a g n u i n "SBRPICD” & -(18) 700 CLUB Under the reciprocal service, (20) FILM Two registration statistics last month, Jackson said, Mary f o o c o M |:\S) showed losses in 1973: Total (22) HOLLYWOOD AND THE Cheney Library circulated 1,286 STARS items to 1,194 adults and 92, THE ^ (24) WASHINGTON (24) MOVIE children; and Whiton Memorial STRAIGHT TALK "Alexander Nevsky" Library circulated 47 items. EXORCIST- 'IBS (8-40) STREETS OF Borrowers were from 24 out-of- (3) NEW TREASURE HUNT town libraries. (40) DRAGNET SAN FRANCISCO (20-22-30) MUSIC COUNTRY — 8:00— U.S.A. (3) THE WALTONS - 1 1 :0 0 - LAST DAY: ‘'ROBIN HOOD” 0:19 A 0:00 (8-40) CHOPPER ONE (20-22-30) FLIP WILSON (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS (24) ADVOCATES (20) SAN FRANCISCO MANCHISTER BEAT H I m t m C i CENTER -8:30— 643-7833 FREE PARKING REAR OF THEATRE Larry Linville plays Maj. Frank Burns in “M. .A. .S. .H.” (8-40) FIREHOUSE — 11:30- (3) MOVIE -9 :0 0 - "The Sunshine Patriot" (1968) (3) MOVIE (8-40) DICK CAVETT Starts (8-40) KUNG FU Common Characteristic (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON a R E D F O R D (18) NBA BASKETBALL (24) ENERGY ALERT Tomorrow! New York KnIcKs vs. Braves-Butfalo lO G E T H E R I By VERNON SCOTT has been for the better part of because he can’t relate to (2022-30) IRONSIDE - 1 :0 0 - HOL L Y.WOOD(UPI) - a year. people.” —^ (20-30) TOMORROW W :i Larry Linville is every bit as Larry got the gliding bug Larry does well in this square as Maj. Frank Burns, as an 11-year-old in Sacra­ department. The crew of the the humorless fathead he mento, Calif. Pilots at a local series is close-knit and often portrays in the “M-A-S-H” airfield befriended him and give parties for one another. television series, but that is took the boy aloft. By the time Hiatus for the year is com­ The Old Country the only common charac­ he was 13 years old he had ing up. Larry and Kate will teristic the two share. soloed. spend most of the time house­ Storekeeper Says... Major Burns, although Notes on Thermals hunting near the ocean. They married to a girl back in the Since that time Larry has want to move to bigger and states, has a passionate crush had his heart set on owning a better quarters, and to be on Hotlips Hoolihan in the nearer 20th Century-Fox GEORGE HAS APPROVED series. iH E w in r Studios where the show is Linville, on the other hand, filmed. THIS WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY ' i m i l E B E is a devoted husband to his As it is, Larry must spend wife of 12 years, actress Kate Everything seemed so more than an hour commut­ Geer. 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PAGE FO U R - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Feb. 21. 1974 C o lu m b ia ilanrhffit^r hunting The Tight Little island More Public Attention SPECIAL CUSTOMER BULLETIN: Founded Oct, 1, 1881 g r e e n Asked by School Board STAMPS g Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Andrew Tally $Co., Herald Squarb, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 are a More doesn t give you a newspaper ad filled with specials they do not reflect a tr^rvalue to |06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation VIRGINIA CARLSON Service, Inc., board of directors has voted to accept the recently Published every evening except Sun­ depai;tment, 647-9946. j Corregporideni % and p^rS iraT thrL'r,^' we cut it, trim it il days and holidays. Entered at the Tel. 228-9224 offered salary schedule Member Audit Bureau of Circulation presented by the committee. I^ManchestW, Conn., Post .Office as Se­ Policy adopted by the Board Supermarkets of Education recently includes The schedule for a director is ll cond Class Mail Matter. an effort to have the public at­ a base of $12,500, for an ad- Prices Q ^ N O W 3 fin e Burl L. Lyons, Publisher tend more of its meetings. ministr&tive supervisor, $11,- Ettective Supermarkets The Manchester Publishing Co. Jackson In ^76? re Serve The meetings are open to the 300, for a supervisor, $10,500. February 21, 22, i3 ’ Yo u B e lter assumea^no financial responsibility for public and it is the boardls Each will have an annual incre­ typographical errors appearing in adver­ suspicion that the Soviet Union " obliga.ion lo ou, man, loi.l^u.lomars Jho s'op WASHINGTON - Scoop is not about to beat its nuclear policy to announce in advance ment of five per cent of base Subscription Rates tisements and otheii' reading matter in Jackson already has friends in the date, time and place of. all salary. 725 E. Middle Turnpike Payable in Advance weapons into plowshares, he V.'a, guamTanO S."' ^-s you The Manchester Evening Herald. every state of the union asking merely relies on the record — regular and special meetings, Nursing personnel figures ^ One Month...... 33.25 Display advertising closing hours, folks what they think about him as well as the topics to be dis­ show. Public Health Nurse III f-rdfik I Single Copy__ . he’s a realist who wants detente ... 15(f three full days^prior to publication. as Presidential material. Later with Moscow but on mutually cussed. at a base of $9,000. Public By Carrier, Weekly . . . 754 Deadline for Hiy?Jild want ads, 12 noon this year, he’ll set up a more satisfactory terms.” The board said all townspeo­ Health Nurse II has a base rate One Y ear...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon format “exploratory” organiza­ They laughed at Jackson ple will be especially en­ from $8,400 to $8,800. Public “You have a right to know the Quality o f Meat you buyl' iji Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and tion whose function will be to when he ran for President in couraged to attend all budget Health Nurse I has a base rate GRADE A Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. determine the extent of his 1972, saying he was too stodgy meetings of the board. School from $7,200 to $8,000. ’ strength among party func­ and unimaginative, and, of personnel are also invited to at­ R.N. with public health tionaries at all levels. course, too conservative. But tend board meetings. experience has a base from $7,- DOUBLE Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D- the election proved Jackson’s Board members'.-will be 500 to $7,800. R.N. without Wash., is telling the truth when contention that he represented notified of the meeting and the public health experience runs HICKEN he says he hasn’t decided the majority view of the party. agenda at least three days from $6,800 to $7,200. S&H GREEN Extortion vs. Charity whether to run for the White No Democrat could have beaten .before the meeting. School health aides will House. He’d be a fool to an­ Richard Nixon, but Jackson’s All personnel will refer receive $2 per hour" and ten STAMPS SAT. nounce this early and set middle-of-the-road vie\y would matters requiring ad­ cents per hour annual in­ ARTERS( himself up as a target for all the ministrative, action m the ad­ crements with a maximum of Most newspapers which we read — have earned hirp enough such a gift being accepted by other “unannounced” hopefuls. moderate votes to tarry more ministrative officer im­ $3.50 per hour. 7 to 10 P.M. and they are a fair cross section — members of the groups named to be In a sense, however, he’s than the one stoto that went for mediately in charge of the area. The office manager will Legs with Backs or Breasts with Wings already in the race, put there "The policy allows that all per­ receive $3.50 per hour and the have refrained, thus far, in comment­ the beneficiaries. George M cK ern. It Js not not by any decision of his own, derogatonroTMcGovern’s in­ sonnel will have the right to office clerk $2.25 per hour with ing editorially on the extreme 'This has been recognized by Rev. but by events. The energy crisis nate detency to suggest that appeal any decision made by an an annual increment of five per emotional agony which has been in- Edward L. Peet, president of the and the leading role he has more Americans thought like administrative officer through cent of base salary. A substitute played in investigating its Jackson in ’72, and still do. approved grievance procedures nurse will receive $4 an hour. ..flicted on the family of Randolph California Council of Older causes have made him an over­ The newly adopted salary l / f ^ m as defined by contract or state ge Hearst, president and editor of the Americans. Mr. Peet said, “we will night celebrity. If his name is Indeed, it’s a point for law. schedule has a longevity incre­ San Francisco Examiner. not yet a household word, it will Jackson that press gallery wags The superintendent will ment for the administrative and 5 9 ^lb . go hungry before we will accept food be by this time next year are" fond of saying a man from evaluate and report to the nursing staff. After five years The story, well-publicized by now, is under the threat of violence.” because the fuel pinch isn’t Mars could mistake Scoop for a board annually on the perfor­ continous employment they are Rib End Quarter Loin that their daughter, Patricia, was kid­ Ceasar Chavez, president of the going away for a long time. Republican because of his sober mance of administrative per^"" to receive $100 on their anniver­ U.S.D.A. Choice Our Own Pure Pork ' As chairman of the Senate mien. Except to the world of sonnel and make recommen­ sary date in one lump sum and napped from her Berkeley apartment United Farm Workers of America, Max Lerner Interior Committee and the BONELESS ROLLED the chic and the determinedly dations regarding employment $100 each year up to ten years by a group calling itself the Sym- sent a telegram to the Hearst family Senate Permanent trendy, voters tend to be un­ and salary status. which time they will receive Investigations subcommittee, comfortable in the company of The board is committed to $200 on their anniversary date. PORK bionese Liberation Army. This group disavowing any knowledge of the plan Comments Jackson has loudly and providing a coordinated staff of - They will receive $200 each ITALIAN is reportedly a Maoist revolutionary ' ' m an unconventional Presidential since the UFA was one of the groups vigorously taken the right candidate, as McGovern specially trained personnel so year up to 15 years continous organization which has already to receive food. Solzhenitsyn Outside political side, to wit, the con­ learned when he even lost his that each may have proper employment and then they will sumer’s. He wants to regulate own state of South Dakota. Vice emphasis in total curriculum , receive $300 on the anniversary CHOPS claimed credit for the killing of The moral question is: can one . the giant oil companies and President Gerald Ford is pop­ and school system organization. date. (9-11 End & Center) SAUSAGE Oakland educator Marcus Foster, a accept, no matter how poor, food that ...... / make them cut their prices. ular because, like Jackson, he Health Unit They will receive this each (Hot or Sweet) black. And he can now remind Main gives the impression that he’s The Columbia-Hebron- year up to 20 years and then ^ is given as the result of kidnapping, NEW YORK — The politburo revolutionary perhaps. But he difference is that where he was Street that he’s been warning solid. I don't think many voters Andover Community Health they _will be given $400 on the Hearst has made a counter offer to had to think. feverishly about never once challenged the beatings and extortion? once a second government in­ for at least five years that in distrusted McGovern; they just anniversary date. what to do on Solzhenitsyn and system itself. He only wanted the kidnapers, to distribute $2 million We think the answer to that is in the side Russia, he is now a govern­ the energy field the worst thought Nixon was more came up with the cleverest to be the one to run it. would happen. He has emerged worth of food for the poor and the ment in exile. businesslike. negative, even though it is possible solution: to carry him / The gulf between Trotsky and He will continue to be as both a prophet and a politi­ needy. The original demand was $400 acknowledged that there are some bodily but of Russia. They got Solzhenitsyn is unbridgeable. dangerous, and his life will be cian who wants to help the so- So — Jackson in ’76? Well, rid of his physical presence if Solzhenitsyn will have no truck called "little man.” he’s got a good shot at it. million. people, who, without qualm, would in peril as long as he continues lb. not of his continuing, brooding with the total Soviet system. He on the attack — as Trotsky’s Of such stuff are Presidential Except for Teddy Kennedy, a Cheney Tech The demand is a parallel to one grasp a red-hot anvil if it were given shadow. learned about its nature the was in peril until the assassins nominees made. Of such stuff questionable starter, the p It was a cunning answer to an made to the Ford Motor Company last to them for nothing. hard way, in the savage school caught up with him. . and of Scoop Jackson’s posture Democratic Party is not all that impossible question; They of the interrogatories and the as neither a conservative nor a year by Argentine terrorists as the By exiling him the Soviet rich in PresideiUial candidates. ^ The situation is analogous to the didn’t dare kill or even im­ prison camps. leaders have cut away from this wild-eyed super liberal, but as a Sen. Walter Mondale, D-Minn., Honor Roll price of desisting from kidnapping acceptance of stolen goods, knowing prison him, much as they would That is why the “ Gulag heroic figure part of the ground centrist with support from Big is a nice guy and smart. Ford executives in that country. have wished to. They couldn’t Archipelago” is his crucial he stood on, including the com­ Labor and the new moderates Jackson people can say the that they were stolen. It is not only afford to let him be. Sb they work. It shows that the Soviet •in control of the Democratic IMPORTED BOILED HAM V2 lb. mon people who nourished him, same about their tiger — and Second Quarter Michael Derrick Ford met the demand and donated morally wrong, but it is also criminal. seized him and flew him out. legal, judicial and penal and their language. Without Party machinery. can suggest that the man called Edwin Dezso As long as he was inside he process is the heart fit the “Where people’s needs are .Arademir and Shop Honors Patrick Dooley more than a million dollars in am­ Thus, no matter how charitable the diminishing his heroism, his Scoop is now being referred to Earl Bancroft Richard Dumas S w e e f was a rival government, attrac­ system, that the true nbture of concerned. Scoop is about as Russell Oy|ak Life Martinson’s bulances, medio^l and hospital enemies have diminished his as “Mister Energy.” It is a title Bryan Becker Chicken of the Sea HhC Symbionese Army would be with ting every dissident to himself the system is shown hot by its chance to display it. conservative as Hubert calculated to bring with it ins­ David Beliefleur David Elliott as a dynamic center, revealing theory or ideolo^, its party Gary Caravella Mark Elliott White supplies for the poor.^ other people’s money, obtained by Hum phrey,’’ says one of tant recognition from Maine to Slephdn Chasse George Elmore conditions inside Russia as only Terry Ferris It is not our purpose here to discuss structure or government trusts Jackson’s aides. “As for his Hawaii. John Coyle kidnapping, unlawful detainment and a Russian inside Russia could or its planning, but by what it Thomas DeLorso Daniel French Peter Flano Loren Gardner the action of the kidnapers and the threat of murder, a sense of morality do. Outside he can continue to regards as crimes and Richard Green THICK SLICE Thomas Foran write and talk with his great Today^s James Grivols COFFEE steps which should be taken in this punishments'and how it handles James Grillln will deter many from accepting such moral authority, but the ^imen- them. Frederick Huhn Bernard Gullotta and other similar happenings should Thought Denis Letendre James Haintz charity. , sion of being inside Russia is There lies his danger for the Alan Lockard Mark Hewitt 1-Lb. Can they occur, gone. Soviet leaders. The essence of The L ifte r Michael Niemann Mark Kaminsky, In our opinion, such acceptance Joseph Nogat Ronald Lachance BACON He knew all along how much him is in struggle and courage, ^Vw Hymns in 1976! Bryan OuelTefte Bruce Lauzier The kidnapping of Miss Hearst is, at would amount to complicity in a John LIbro 46-Oz. this counted for. That was why thb willingness to lay his life 6n - The Hymn Society of Raymond Rinaldi Mark Mainville the present, the problem of the Hearst he didn’t dare risk leaving crime. the line, the shrewd knowledge America is seeking new hymns Side Mark Si . James Glen Maloney Russia to receive his Nobel of how to pit himself against the Chrlslopher Skoczylas ^ ^ r a lg Miller family, Berkeley and San Francisco If a very large proportion of/fhose suitable for commemorating Joel Tessler David MINIS Prize, knowing he would never whole structure of Soviet the bicentennial of the signing Roger Thorpe David Morin police, and state and federal designated beneficiaries A f the be allowed back. Tfiat was why power. Randall Trudeau Michael Morin of the Declafatibn of Jellrey Murdock authorities. terrorists “charity” accept, it will be he refused to leave, whatever He never flinched from his Independence in 1976. By DICK WEST tavern. Long lines outside the Charles Natsisky the harassments. His message Aradeiiiir Honors However, if a distribution of foods is belief that his true audience lies “The hymns may express WASHINGTON (UPI) - The swinging doors. A sign in the Michael O'Heare a very dark day in the history of a na­ was clear: If he ever left, it inside Russia, not outside; that Ralph Anderson Peter Oatashen such themes as thanksgiving Women’s Christian window that says: “Limit — 2 Mlchael'Oeyorlo Joseph Patelll Lb made as a palliative to the Sym- tion founded on law and ordfer with the would have to be in a coffin. it is^ the young generation of for God’s guidance of our nation Temperance Union has under­ ounces hard stuff; 10- ounces Eric Kuhn Thomas J. Paul He was, and is, a Russian Russians, and that as long as he taken a campaign to conserve beer.” Donald RIester Michael Pedrazzinl bionese Army, it is our feeling that opportunity for every man to rise and for the attainments of mind William ZIemba Wllllarn Pelletier JESSO WHOLE patriot in a quite literal sense of lives to tell them the truth there and spirit as well as for energy by curtailing the Traditional taproom David Peterson 28-oz. there is a grave moral obstacle to through honest effort. loving his fatherland and his is no one who can keep the truth production of demon rum. Michael Pressamarlta material wealth,” a society an­ amenities disappear. No bowls Shop Honors Gary Raftla mother, the Russian earth. It from them. nouncement said. Officials of the organization of salted peanuts. No swizzle Carl Alleman Clark Safford had given him life, had If he ever can reach the Rus­ “It may be a prayer for con­ i point out that substantial sticks. As the customers file by, Daniel Bahler Douglas Salmon KERNEL CORN 15« I MINUTE RICE 89 nourished and sustained him, Waller Beaulieu John Scarlto < sian youth, does he still have it? tinued guidance, for wisdom in amounts of electricity, gas and he merely hands them a shot in Bruce Beebe Richard Scranton and he didn’t mean willingly to That is the grave question about the use m all our resources and other fuels are consumed in the a jigger. ^ Edward Brett Steven Simpson coupon w cut. himself away from it. distillation process. James Broad! Peter Smith [“Tbo Freshest Produce Sold Solzhenitsyn outside, in exile" willingness to share them with This situation, as we know Robert Caron Ronald Stolaronek Ripe, Yellow The experts on Russia tell us Living and writing in Zurich, others; for the virtues and I’m not disputing their from experience with the gas Martin Cerriglone (p Paul SIrycharz with This Coupon the closest parallel is with Leon premise but in all fairness it shortage, is going to foster a Edmund Chase Douglas Tozler the center of Europe, he will humility in public figures and in Paul Chicolne Michael Valbona And $5.00 Purchase Rationing Debate Needed T ro tsk y ’s expulsion. The still be subject to the taunts the individual citizen; for should be noted that not all the practice called “topping out.” John Daggett James VIncek analogy goes only a short way. from Moscow that he is not a recognition that the individual’s "^energy used in making booze is Unsure where his next drink Thomas Dellarlpa Robert Welk James Dence Andrew West Trotsky was part of the power Russian at all but a parasite freedom doqs not extend to in­ wasted. is coming from, a person who BANANAS struggle inside Russia for the foreigner, pursuing a bourgeois fringement on the freedom of For one thing, the brandy that finds ah open bar will stop in for MAXWELL- succession to Lenin. He offered life, richly sustained by his others.” provides combustibles for a quickie whether he needs it or Our junior Sen. Lowell Weicker has in giving up a day of driving, will feel a different brand from Stalin’s, royalties, fattening onVthe The society said hymns crepes suzette and other not. but it was a different brand of introduced a bill calling for rationing profits from his *slan(Ws should be relevant to 20th cen­ flaming desserts helps heat the To avoid chaps in saloons, the South Windsor HOUSE they should be rewarded with un­ the same Marxist product. He against the Soviet Union. tury life and “singable.” room in which they are served. government will, have to set up of gasoline. He is sincerely concerned restricted driving on the permissible was more intellectual than He will continue to write, to Someone has said, “Let me More-than one family, run­ a voluntary rationing system. that unless rationing is instituted days. Stalin, more humane, more hold press conferences. But the hear the songs a nation is ning out of conventional fuel Bourbon, gin and rum drinkers COFFEE singing and I’ll tell you what during a cold spell, has spent served on even-numbered days; there will be increasing chaos at the kind of a nation it is.” the* evening huddled around a Scotch, vodka anii rye drinkers Courages Offered 1-lb. can gas pumps here and elsewhere. As we have stated before, the ul­ “0 come, let us sing unto the baked Alaska. served on odd-numbiered days. 9 timate answer is incentive for conser- eERRY’S WORLD Lord, let us make a joyful noise ■- Threat Of Cri«i« Somehow I doubt even the Reg., Drip or His plan is somewhat sketchy' vation of existing supplies and incen­ to the rock of our salvation. Let Even if the WCTU proposal WCTU wants this to happen. At Adult School Electra Perk us come before his presence gets nowhere, I have been told Limit 1 par family however, and raises some serious tive to increase the supply so that de­ with thanksgiving, and make a ,by industry sources that grain JUDY KlIEHNEL For further information call Coupon good thru Feb. 23 I Snow White questions. mand and supply are restored to a joyful noise unto him With shortages, transportation dif­ The Almanac Correspondent 644-0069 between 8:30-9ra.m., psalms. For the Lord is a great ficulties and other problems 644-1364 10:30-11 a.m., and noon to 12:30 balance. ' , God, and a great King above all could cause some disruptions in South Windsor residents may p.m. ('■' We cannot help but feel that if register for the spring term of MUSHROOMS...... lb. gods. 0 come, let us worship liquor production and distribu­ I'nileil F’r«‘8(i Internuliunal Promotion motorists are unhappy now because of and bow down: let us kneel tion. the Adult Education program David Finch, Amato Dr., Sen. Weicker’s proposal deserves, FRANK’S COUJTONJ the long lines, his “sticker” plan to before the Lord our maker. For If they are correct, the Today is Thursday, Feb. 21, sponsored by the Board of South Windsor, has been Atti^FRANl!^"c0UP0N FRANK’S COUPON m FRANK’S COUPON and we hope it will get, a full airing in he is our God; and we are the government should start the 52nd day of 1974 with 313 to Education. promoted to curriculum take away one day’s driving a week All courses are non-credit and 50 EXTRA T 2 r E X T R A ^ _ 50 EXTRA the Senate. We think it is time that people of his pasture.” (Psalm preparing for it now and not follow. developer to the Hartford In­ X 50 EXTRA 50 EXTRA from each of us is even an unhappier 95) wait for a crisis to develop as in The moon is approaching its are open to residents 16 years of surance Group’s advancement S&H STAMPS SSH STAMPS wMi UUt coupon S&H STAMPS M S&H STAMPS S&H STAMPS i f P s &II t a m p s rationing, whatever plan is proposed, Submitted by: the case of gasoline. new phase. age and over. Students enrolled center. wHb.Oils coupon wlUi this coupon with this coupon solution. and purdiMO o< with Ihli coupon - w y and purthaia of be debated fully so that the American Kenneth L. Gustafson, The onset of the gas shortage The morning stars are Veniis in day school may register only The Connecticut Air National , and purotaM ot and purchata of and purchata of 7 and purchata ot forced many service stations to „ in enrichment and recreational Guard, Windsor Locks, has H ud a WtouMdfd 40-R Any Can WMta Sana people will be fully aware of all its Pastor . and Jupiter. 1 - n . 2 Slo^'ltli Hu^’l rThe Store With Hearfl but giving up now, is Saturday going Sen. Weicker is performing a useful bars qnly opened from 7 to 9 Freeman Palmer was bom decorating to auto mechanics. GANG’S 103rd Tactical Fighter a.m. Students are required to pay for Group at Bradley International to be the logical day for most Monday- service to this state and the nation by Feb. 21, 1855. ^HrsTourolTfe Jp> ^ ^ a ^wjiK^^coupoiTMi The drinking^abits of most On TliiK'Duy in IliHlury: their own supplies.M^extbwks, Airport. He joined CANG in 25 Years Ago HfTH THIS COUPON * a M M t h is COUPON y • WITH T h ' s COuT o H.”^ J Friday workers to surrender? bringing the rationing issue to a head. August 1961. m * VITH THIS COUPON Fifth grade students at Americans who imbibe are In 1878, the New Haven, and special fees. a SS.00 PURCHASE n 38.00 PURCHASE A $3.00 33.00 PURCHASE V p A 33.00 PURCHASE ' geared to^ the cocktail hour, Registration may be made by To Attend Confab A 33.00 PURCHASE Are we really solving the demand on Manchester Green School make Conn., telephone company As it now stands, without full articles for distribution by the which customarily doesn’t published the tirst directory ot mail prior to March 8. All Mrs. Rose Pastula, Pleasant 12« OFF 9 15l OFF 8« OFF # # 15« OFF gas by limiting the days we drive or / begin untif the afternoon. In its kind. It listed 50 subscribers. others must register to person Valley Rd. will attend the QMilm y tu-n.84.0Z. 8 .....« ------OFF- ,.|J 223 pKRa.« PWilOFF ury • detailed discussion of how a rationing Junior Red Cross Ho hospitals Batty Crocktr 20«32-ai. OFF and convalescent homes. some cases, 12:15 p.m. In 1885, the Washington March 11 and 12 from 7:30 to National Security Dinner isn’t the real issue to be resolved the ® 1974 by NEA. Inc SPIC N’ system would be implemented, ad­ • Force them to switch their Monument was dedicated, 37 9:30 p.m. to the South Windsor ’’Conference to be held Feb. 23 at PROMISE TUNA 91k HILLS BROS. JOY LAYER CAKE # number of, miles trav^ed? The list ministered and enforced, we could 10 Years Ago drinking to the breakfast hour years after it first went under High School cafeteria. the Waverly Inn, Chesire. Mrs. MARGARINE SPAN HELPERS, COFFEE LIQUID M IXES m ^and you’ve got trouble right construction. A registration fee of $2 will be Patula is president of the First aood1kmM.2a Good Thru Fab. 23 Rood ThnvCfiK 23 Rood Thru Fab. 23 ^ Baad Tb n Fab. 33 could go on. "Say Bill! Pat and I were wondering if you and the Bead Tibu Fab. 23 panic into accepting a cure worse than Miss Esther Pickles of here in River City. charged for South Windsor Dim Coupon Ptr Fimlly One Coupon Par Family Czarina could come over for dinner next Thursday In 1965, Black Muslim leader District American Legion Ona Coupon Por Family Ona Coupon Par Family Ona Coupon Por Family Ono Coupon Par FamUy The fe^r we have is that motorists. Manchester is cited for scout Amenities Vanish “Malcolm X” was fatally shot residents, and a $5 fee for non­ Auxiliary of Hartford County. the disease. • , night?" M-The Store With Heart’j The Stofo With Heert" *r)ia' Sto^^tH i H iartJ -tv work in Fox River, Wis., area. . Imagine the scene at the local at a rally in New York City. residents.

/. PAGE SIX ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Feb. 21. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mari'chester, Conn.. Thurs., Feb. 21. 1974 . Andover PAGE SEVEN ^omestead Arts of Tolland Msets Tuesday Aboilt Town VIVIANk .Ilk KENNESON launching loimolitn#* of tL.—the e/\ne 1974 summer CorrfitpondrnI program. don, Mile Hill Rd., may also be, peas and carrots, cherry School Board Expected re a c h e d by phone w ith cobbler. 875-4704 Hours Unchanged Arts of Tolland feels that with questions and suggestions con­ The Arts of Tolland will meet Friday: Fish sticks, tartar gaS shortages most residents cerning the organization. Tuesday at 8:15 p:m. at the sauce, buttered rice, cornmeal The energy crisis will not School classes, scouts, and To Ask Budget Increase, *111 be spending more time' muffin, peas, dessert. affect the hours during udiich Full Gospel Christian will meet Friday at 7 p.m. at Religious Education Building of School .Menus other clubs of 10 or more are closer to hgme this summer, *• Middle lli|(h Srhools the public may visit the Cheney admitted free when supervised. Fellowship, Interdenom­ the Navy and Marine Reserve the United Congregational and hopes to expand its Eli-liiiilury ScIiooIm Training Center, Reserve Rd., Church. Anyone interested in Monday: Spaghetti with meat Monday: Hot chicken' Homestead at 106 Hartford Rd. Tpurs may be arranged by inational, will have a Bible ELLEN LARIVIERE FUeLbosts for the school have curriculum and lengthen ■ - Hartford. Should some pqrblem arise learning more about the group sauce, green beans, rye bread, sandwich, cranberry sauce, According to the Manchester calling Mrs. Royal Isham, resi­ study and open discussion j * (-orre<«|iunilenl risen sharply, but the board classes in its vacation program..^ sauce, green beans, r and there is no nevrprincipal by A is invited to attend. parslied carrots, whip and chill. Historical Society, owners of dent hostess, at 643-5588. tonight at 7:30 at Orange Hall. 742-9117 hopes to be able to finish the Arts board of directors wifi ^‘'®cse slick, pears;r A Bible study will be con­ that time. Superintendent ■ of Plans will be finalized for a . Hamburg gravy. , Tuesday: Spaghetti with the property, they are still 1 to 5 From September through OrangeHall. . The Andover Board of Educa­ school year without completely also discuss long and short- Tuesday ducted tonight at 7:30 at the Schools Dr. Cattana^ has Kite Day being sponsored by mashed potatoes', cranberry sauce, tossed salad, vien- on Thursday and Sunday after­ January, 653 persons visited the tion Tuesday night discussed depleting the budget in this term use of the land opposite United Pentecostal Church. assured the board that eithb^^he the group on Saturday, March sauce,----- ■biscuit, ■ vegetable, jello ■' na bread, cheese stick, apple noons. homestead, including several Manchester Young Marines the school budget for the 1974-75 ar'ea^ CrandaH’s Park which was crisp. or Assistant Superintendent. 30, from 1 to 3 p.m. on the high with fruit. There is a nominal fee for children’s groups and school year. No definite figures There is a crack in the floor recently leased to the group by Wednesday: In-service day; adults. Children 16 years old Zanini will be on hand to assist school grounds. the town. Wednesday: Half-day at Manchester Grange members. were arrived at but due to the of the school library that will the school. half day of school. and younger when accompanied The homestead, built by increase in just about Members will be available to Hicks, lunch only at Parker wa have a womiarful new shipment of have to be repaired this Also on the agenda will be dis­ School: Beeferoni, tossed Thursday: Juice, Italian by a parent, society members, Timothy Cheney in the late everything, the board will be summer so this cost will also be .Menus cussion of the ^.ontinuation, of discuss suggestions and offer grinder, potato chips, bean and Cheney family members (• information at the Arts booth at salad, cornbread, fruit. 1700s, was used by Cheney ^ asking for more money next added to the budget. The Menus for the Andover the fall program’^ of gymnastics salad, pineapple chunks. are admitt^ free. families until the late 1960s. {'• year.^ FBI Help St. Matthew’s Craft Fair on Thursday: Hot turkey crewel and stitchery kits probable cause of the crack is Elementary School for next and ballet in late srping and the sandwich, cranberry sauce. Friday: Juice, chfeese pizza, Special tours wilt also be With the/restoration of a third- ' To mention just a few, the due to the settling of the ground week will be: Special Wategate Prosecutor March 17. Member Carol Gor­ green beans, applesauce. a,rranged op other afternoons or • pillows •pictures floor studio and a bedroom last ^ board will be seeking more since the construction of the Monday: Orange juice, ham­ Leon Jaworki has asked the at night for 10 or more adults, ^ ydhr, nine rooms are open for money in teachers salaries, library. burger or cheeseburger on bun, FBI to track ^ n the guilty inspection. The furnishings and utilities, heat and maintenance com pM s With yam The board will meet again French fries, lemon-mallow party in the erasure,pf the tapes decorations are Oiose of a home expehses. pudding, milk. held by President Nlxpn. (UPI rather than a mdseum. A new expense added to the next Tuesday to complete the photo) . «•' Manchester we’re the store that has Tuesday: Pizza, vegetable The simple farmhouse budget will be for physical budget so it can be presented to lust about every little thlngl the Board of Finance. slicks, chocolate cake, milk. Hospital architecture belies the classic ^ education. A parttime physical Wednesday: Turkey in gravy Queen Anne, Chippendale, and HOME DELIVERY buy your education teacher is under con­ Applications went out for a on hamburger bun, buttered' Rockville Notes Hepplewhite furniture within. Vk, weekly sideration, and although there new principal for the elemen­ "Corn, cranberry sauce, blonde Most of this was purchased by lottery is already some quipment at the tary school. Responses are brownies, milk. Hospital • Discharged Wednesday: John Cheney (1801-1885), ^ school, more will be needed. starting to come in now and the Mildred Jensen, 46 Vemwood tickets Thursday: Grinders, potato |_ __ Notes \ famous 19th Century engraver ^ the miracle of main | at fairwayl The dry well at the school had board feels confident that An­ Df,, Vernon; Helen Rider, 698 chips, pickle slices, pumpkin or SELTZER and one of the original Cheney T # downtown mancheafter to be replaced recently and dover School will have a new apple pie, milk. N. Main St.; Charles Heckler, brothers who established Admitted Wednesday: Mary the whiletal! of the bills have not principal before Mr. Libby, the Friday: Spaghetti, tossed Bread and Milk St., Coventry; silk industry locally. been received the. board feels present principal, leaves on Belcourt, Bette Circle, Vernon; Mad(! with Patricia Leonard, East Hart­ salad, rolls, choice of dessert, Laurencia Bivona, Rau St., Hasn^t Been Road-Tested the total cost will be about $1,- June 30. milk. , ford; Florence Treadwell, 411 ammmam 000. Some of the money will Rockville; Rhonda Cun­ The energy crisis has led some people to try many things once it gets going on a flat surface at a speed of 30 to 35 Center St.; Charles Raisch, come from the existing ningham, West Willington; to conserve fuel. Jacob Mueller of Mar Vista, Calif, has miles per hour. His theory hasn’t been tested yet, since he South River Rd., Coventry; maintenance fund and the To Hand Elderly Ho us ing Wendy DeCarli, East St., SPRING W ATER rigged up a windmill, which he says will propel his car ' hasn’t a license for the trailer. (UPI photo) Farrell Webb, 54 Bigelow St.; board has the authority to take Rockville; Edith Doherty, East Joseph Kruzyk, 117 Cooper St.; funds from excesses within Granby; Beatrice Elliott, Court Mary Miller, 35 Northfield St. other areas of the budget to pay St., Rockville; Janice Gorecki, SALT FREE — NO CALORIES Also, Daniel Coughlin, Dale Before State Bond Unit the remainder of the cost. Evergreen Rd., Vernon; Bolton Rd., Coventry; Paul Lamothe, The board feels it was able to RoseMarie Hebert, R-ockville; Shoddy Hill Rd., Andover; cut the cost of the new dry well The State Bond Commission Joyce Muska, Enfield; Jeanne Diane Gomeau, East Hartford; located 12-acre site “appears to • THIRST QUENCHER OPEN considerably by having the is expected to approve, at its Rouleau, Range Hill Dr., Ver­ Howard Anderson, 1 John Dr., be the best location" for the 226 SPENCER ST. work done by the town rather meeting on Friday, a Depart­ non; Mary Ann Santoro, Shredder Decision Upsets GOP Vernon; Judith Shell, Windsor project out of some 10 sites that • MIXING DRINKS MANCHESTER than hiring an outside contrac­ ment of Community Affairs Wellwood Circle, Vernon. Locks; Scott Desmarais, 73 SUNDAY have been “carefully” con­ (PATHMARK SHOPPING CENTER) tor. j grant of $480,000 to the town of Discharged Wednesday: Jean Oakwood Rd.; Christopher HURSOAY 10-6 sidered. • ICE CREAM SODA DONNA HOLLAND Brownie teremony Any resident not having Hosting couples for the T EL 646-0150 FRIOAY 10 A.M. - 0 P.M. The dry well that had to be Tolland to construct 30 units of Anderson, Enfield; Lucille Parker, 15 Walker St.; Dianne ’’This project has been Barkley, Middle Rd., Ellington; (Correspondent There will be a friendship storage space may bring their evening ^are Mr. and Mrs. Dave replaced was put in during 1948 rental housing for the elderly. developing for more than'a year • AID FOR UPSET S.TOMACHS 646-0375 ceremoney for all Brownies papers to Whitham’s Nursery Dreselly and Mr. and Mrs. An­ Topliff, 153 Washington St.; Richard Bryant, Eva Circle, Elaine „Roy, East Hartford. and no maintenance repairs had State Rep. Jesse A. Brainard and I am greatly pleased to be Friday at Herrick Memorial on Rt. 6 Whitham has made drew Maneggia. been made since its installa­ (R-53rd A.D.) announces. Vernon; Edith Descomb, Staf­ Also, Constance Jones, informed by Gov. Thomas ford Springs; Monique Dion, Republican Town Committee Park from 1 until 2 p.m. storage space available for the Members may contact either EXTENDED TO tion. it was reported. Rep. Brainard said he has -Meskill that it is now being members at their meeting First-year Brownies will be papers for local, non-profit couple for further details. Millstream Rd., Hebron; Broad Brook; Joseph STA rs ntSH T/l THE LAST MOP been informed that a centrally funded so we can proceed ! *IIH nrfl Tuesday said they were very presented the World Associa­ organization’s drives. Burning Permits Gladys Skillen, 45 Vernwood SUNDAY Dowgiewicz, South St., Dr., Vernon; Norma Vennart, toward site acquisition and the NEVER I OSES CARBOllA HON upset over the decision by the tion pin which represents .Meetings Set Any resident desiring a bur­ Rockville; Mrs. Paula 37 C ornell S t.; D ouglas BIRTHDAY* FEB. 24thi start of construction,’’ Rep. Ignatowicz and son, Center Rd., Board of Finance to reject an worldwide girls scouting. The Selectmen will meet ning permit must apply for it Brainard said. appropriation of $3,850 for the As a friendship gesture, Friday at 7 p.m. at the Town during the regular office hours McKnight, 64 Spencer St.; CONN. SALVAGE CO., Inc. alias The Vernon; Mrs. Sandra Drasdis William Oefinger, 50F Spencer • FACTORY OUTLET The project is expected to be purchase of a shredder. second-year girls will receive Hall. The meeting scheduled of the building department and son, Burbank Rd., St.; Hazel Prevost, Long Hill JIONNUIMR completed within two years Their discussion included the handmade flowers. for'Feb. 26 has been canceled. from either Calvin Hutchinson Ellington; Nellie Larson, 10 BOTTLE Rd., Andover; Michael Doyon, GLORIOUS EMPORIUM from the time of the funding go fact that the town has an The flag ceremony will be The Board of Finance will or Elna Dimock. • FIRST QUALITY Driggs Rd., Vernon; Elizabeth 16 Oak Grove St.; Margaret JN)‘lUaiT HKOUAr CORNER OF HARTFORD ROAD ahead, according to Rep. Luetjen, Moser Dr., Rockville; ongoing* brush removal conducted by junior girl scouts. hold a rep lar meeting and a The building, department is Brainard. ''I I TZER «.UI.R CASE program. Wennergren, 12 Orchard St. & PINE ST., MANCHESTER - 649-7782 Virginia Moller, Storrs; ^ NV«V Cadettes will present a sum­ work session Tuesday at 8 p.m. located in the downstairs office • LATEST STYLES Brainard said he has been in­ ‘"'F AStSON * CC»* $3.00 Charlotte Mosso, Talcott Ave., mary of world scouting. Aluplan to Talk of Community Hall. The.hours j n "SPECUL cRowr formed by the DCA that Mrs. Maude Carpenter'Vill Rockville; Frank Scalley Sr., If purchased, the shredder All residents are invited to are Monday through Friday, 9 Rec Plans Class Hi Tolland’s share of the cost in ’ H*vtw 3 could be made available for talk on the benefits of Girl the Town Hall tonight at 8:30 tp a.m. to 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to 3 •FREE LENGTHEMIG New Haven; Beverly Musial, EVERYTHING IN STOCK the form of municipally derived Chaplin; Clifford Sokolis, Oak townspeople to rent or for other Scout camping. hear Marc Caplan talk on the p.m. and Monday evenings In Water Safety Neighbor! ^ advanced funds will be ap­ CALL COLLECT towns to rent. Parents interested 'in lear­ energy crisis. from 7 until 9. St., Rockville. proximately $42,(X)0 of which Births Wednesday: A son to By unanimous vote the GOP ning more about camping are Caplan is a director of the Generally under the present The Recreation Department $20,000 would be applicable will hold a Water Safety Class 1 wish I had time to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Furstein, NEW HAVEN urged the finance board to invited to come prior to 2 p.m. Connecticut Citizens Action state regulations, no burning is toward site and legal fees. He SAVE AS NEVER BEFOREl write to you today, but Talcott Ave., Rockville; a schedule a special meeting to to hear Mrs. G aunter. Group. permitted, Hutchinson said. at Manchester High School noted that “ such advances, tvtirings from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. for ten UUES: M IM D S OF PAMS OF PAMTSEVarr STYLE • MOUSES • SKMEAR daughter to Mr. and Mrs. reconsider and reverse its deci­ Parents must provide their Card Party Under special conditions, per­ I just bought out a furni­ however, are 100 per cent reim- sion. daughters transportation both Bolton Scholarship Fund, Inc. sons may be granted a permit Mondays starting Feb. 25. MEN: DOUBLE KIIT PANTS • SPORTCOATS • DESNHER SIKTS • TIS • SKMEAR ture store in Danbury George Howard, Plantsville; a 932-4658 or 387-8738.‘::x bursible up to the total $480,000 daughter to Mr. and Mrs. The Board of Finance has ways. is sponsoring a card party to burn small quantities, he The participant must be 17 and there’s so much , of the grant itself.’’ Michael Rapport, Quarry Dr., scheduled a special meeting for Paper Drive Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Fiano’s said. years of age and hold a valid ■ stuff coming in that I senior life saving card. Explaining the procedure to Vernon; a son to Mr, and Mrs. Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the town On April 20, the combined as a means of fund raising. Residents do not need a per­ THE MAJESTIC TROUSER CO. may have to give up golf be followed, Brainard said, To register, call the Recrea­ Robert Riley, Lebanon. hall. junior scout troops will hold a Admission is $2.50. Prizes mit for any of the following With Manufacturing axparlanca of over 4 million trousara this week. Bob and the “Earmarking of the bond grant Committee members also paper drive as a means of fund types of fires: Barbecues, and tion Office, 646-6010. will be awarded and motley crew are bringing in tables, small appliances will have to be followed by ap­ notified the selectmen that they raising. refreshments served. cooking of food for human con­ mirrors, lamps pictures, carpet, bedroom sets, cribs’ proval of the state public works fully endorse the selection of They would appreciate all Card games to be played in­ sumption, campfires and other commissioner of the site, Jimr“McCurry as part coAi- townspeople saving papers for clude pinochle, bridge and set­ fires for ceremonial and baby and adult mattresses, wringer washers and project plans and missioner. the drive. back. It is a BYOC party (bring recreational purposes, fires in literally hundreds of things I don’t even know about specifications, estimated COME CLEAN-UP IN OUR your own cards). salamanders or other devices yet, all to be peddled at about half their prices. development costs and the BoMarCo used by construction workers So visit us on faith this weekend — y,ou won’t be management or operational Bolton Married Couples for hearing purposes or job site, disappointed. Although I don’t know how much of the plan to finance the project’s and fires to abate an acute fire _(BoMarCo) function this month A G W ff S -irK ' w "‘ght, I promise ongoing administrative and hazard, under the direction of a FINAL WINTER Quirks In The News, will be attending a hockey there 1 be lots of it, even if everybody (except me) has operating costs. responsible fire official. IIM hm lllkRU|||||NAMj game at UConn Saturday night. to WOTk like tigers. (Do tigers really work hard’’) “This will be followed by a A skating party will follow the Anyone having questions contract between the town and should contact Hutchinson. The complimentary coffee will be hot, delicious I* X«X*t2v*vX*X*t***t’X*t*X*' game. and ready. Don’t forget your wallet! the state which, when certified by the DCA commissioner, will What’s in A Name? had been afraid of the snake authorize the state treasurer to OLYMPIA, Wash. (UPI) - before. Remember Our Exhausting release the grant moneys for Two suspects were arrested Knitting, CM ietii^ Hours: Thurs. Eve (Ugh!) 6 to Cuydkc the project. Wednesday by Thurston County Hits Pole 9, Fridays 10 to 9 and Satur­ “If the project over-runs the Sheriff’s deputies for siphoning NORTH HAVEN (UPI) - A days 10 to- 5. ■ We’re Resting $480,000 grant, the town may gasoline from a vehicle owneo Hamden man was killed when Embroidery, Macrame Less. pick up the difference, or scale by Glen Pettit of Rainier, his car struck a utility pole in down its plans and solicit-new Wash. North Haven Wednesday. Need Something, Ask Plazal iHtllik'iiKitiiHtlikMiKi bids” The youths were charged Police said William H. Adcock, with petty larceny. 50, died when his car struck a tree, bounced across the street PUZA DIPT. STORE Prices The Durable Fly and hit a utility pole. (Wo Have A Notion To Ploaia) D o n ’t hurry so MELBOURNE, Australia Authorities said Adcock might Next to Frank's Supormarket Include (UPI) — A university professor have been stricken ill just before the accident. says a common garbage fly Factory Service fast to lose ti l;ii| in*' ■ i could outlive man in a nuclear Delivery ADDITIONAL MARKDOWNS ON holocaust. mo.ney antd get The newspaper The ^ \ Food Ins. Australian said Peter ParsdhsT professor of genetics arid no value either. WINTER MERCHANDISE FOR human Variations at La Trobe University, found that the vinegar fly, usually found buz­ THE KLH MODEL THIRTY-FOUR > MEN • WOMEN • CHILDREN zing around decaying fruit in trash cans, can survive* more K ill and Sound Ideas learn up to briny you a rare combination of biyh ciuality. than 100 times more radiation Savings, and unquestionable reliability • SHOES FOR THE FAMILY than man. -The Model 34. one of the new Convenient “Perhaps a nuclear holocaust Component three piece music systems, Free Service! RCA COLOR TV, provides supeiio.r components that oiA- would lead to a return to a- perloi.m separate components co.stiny 50' -;> world of insects and other lower more . • RARGAINS 6AL0RE forms of life,” Parsonsi said. . You'll yet a KLH Garrard turntable with o r A n a Gift The dustcovei. Pickeriny cartridye. and a pair nUA Whole Family of KLH speakers that sound magnificent Snake Shock NasHOOifiB 'i You'll |ust have to listen to believe it CLARKSDALE, Miss. (UPI) Swivel-Base Will Entoyl Sound Ideas, une of New England's THROUGHOUT THE STORE largest Kl. H dealers, guarantees the Model — A city court fine of $28 was Contemporary 34 lor two years and the speakers for live levied Wednesday against a years-parts and labor That says it all housewife who carried a ._,^Try Sound Ideas v/e w on't turn • ALL SALES FINAL threefbot pet boa constrictor on Comjs In And Get you off shopping sprees. •• • LIMITED QUANTITIES Ust Eileen Shell said she usually "Our Special Daal-I Price $34200 SHOP THURSDAY A FRIDAY TILL 9 brought the snake with her on shopping trips so she could feed 100% Solid State 2 -12 cu. «. UPRIGHT FREEZERS ...... •199« it its meal of live mice, bought 2 -15 cu. «. UPRIGHT FREEZERS...... NOW SATURDAY TILL 6 P.M. at a local petjshop. e Swivel-base Contemporary cabinet masterpiece, •238” h; :i designed for those for whom TV furniture Mrs. C.A. Downing, another The IIVIIKTOM "as usual" has become tiresome. Wood-^aln 6 -16 cu. ft. (Frost Free) FREEZERS ...... $ 2 0 9 0 0 RMilCtm •288“ Clarksdale housewife, was ncii 2S*aup*eiMcMn vinyl cabirwt color blends well In any room 2 - 26 CU. ft. CHEST FREEZERS...... standing by the milk counter of setting. Swivels 45 degrees left or righb •178»* COMPLETE! ITL a grocery store when Mrs. Shell came in. Mrs. Downing said she asked the other woman if she ■ — YOUR BEST BUY APPLIANCE CENTER — really carried a snake with her. tl PRICES GOOD t h r o u g h WEEKEND ONLY In response, Mrs. Shell opened SOUND IDEAS her coat and showed her the STOII MOUIS its ira iii iser STAN’S TV SERVICE Mon Tu«t Wed FpI BUCKUND STORE Mon Tuet Tkun FrI pet. 6:30 to 6:00 540 NEW STATE ROAD, Buokland 8:00 to 5:00 “I cried from Saturday until 11073 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER Thurt 6:30 to 6:30 Sot 8:00 to 4:00 748 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 646-4748 649-9279 Cloied Wtdreiday Monday,” Mrs, Downing said. Open Dally 9 to 5:30 — Saturday 9 to 1 Sot 8 00 to 4:30 643-5123 Open Tim., WeA t Set 10 to 6 > Thun, t Fri. 10 t« 9 • (Ctotwl Mondi Mrs. Shell, fined for distur­ Other Stores; EllinEllington - Mhidiefiold - North Haven bing the peace, said no one ever CASR. IWASTER CHARSt. BARK AMERICARD

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N ▼ A i 3 d v s oaD Iw iron ___Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g HERACb. Manchester, Conn.,‘Thurs., Feb. 21, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Feb. 2L 1974 - PAGE NINE DR LAWRENCE E. LAMB f«-:-:wRhonda Flem ing From Your The Era Of The Redhead Returns Blood pressure facts Neighbor’s Kitchen Q x /iuTPV^ iE . i BETTY RYDER By Vivian F. Ferguson Women’s Editor l^lBS By’Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. transmitting anxiety about caused by irritation and your blood pressure-reading ■Ria m ftu F Hair colorists, wig manufacturers, and hair stylists are DEAR DR. LAMB - Will might be thought of as A you please tell me why doc­ to you, that is what they are a callous of the vocal cord. proclaiming the return of the redhead. Red has hit our tors are always reluctant, likely to do. They have nothing to do with shores in every shade from coy strawberry blonde to and very often absolutely DEAR DR. LAMB - Do the thyroiij. Shirley Davis and Avis gelatine with one cup hot water' varying shades of auburn and henna tints on even the refuse, to tell a patient what singers’ nodes have anything It is usual for doctors-to ad­ Blomberg have been doing and two and a half cups pineap­ iS his blood pressure is even darkest color heads. to do with thyroid disease? vise people having trouble things together for so long that ple juice and/or cold water. 2348482348534848482323534848 After, all, what is more glamourous than being a lively, though it is normal? The doctor has been treating with their voice to give their they can’t recall how it all Add drained pineapple. Pour A patient pays a fee to find bubbly redhead? me for singers’ nodes about vocal cords a rest. This helps started. “I guess we met in over first two layers and let set out for his own peace of mind in some instances. People four months. He tells me not Highland Park PTO,” said in refrigerator. Serves 20. One movie beauty who is a fine example of the glamour if his pressure has risen or is to talk, yet 1 see no improve­ also lose their voice because Shirley. “Or was it at the Chicken-a-la-King al of red is Rhonda Fleming with whom we had the opportuni­ normal. Is it fair for a doctor ment. He advised me to write of an inflammation such as S church women’s group,” said 15 pounds of fowl ty to chat during a “Day of Beauty” presentation in New not to tell him? I’ll be in­ notes and save my voice. occurs with a severe cold or Avis. They both thought for a 4 quarts milk York recently. terested to hear your answer. Fray tell me how you can get laryngitis. The rest helps and UiMUfstr DEAR READER - Not all away without talking espe­ time also helps as the person moment and really didn’t know. 2 cups flour “I have always been a redhead,’* ijhonda said, “but I am doctors avoid telling patients cially if your children can’t recovers from the illness. The two ladies have been put­ 2 cups butter or margarine . excited that more and more women turning to red for their pressure reading. The read because they are too lit­ Some people also lose their ting on luncheons and dinners at 2 green peppers Twc'^ongr their hair coloring.” ' \ , main reason most doctors tle. voices from nervousness, but South United Methodist Chiirch 1 small jar pimientos “Red is the color of all age groups,” sik noted, “it adds avoid giving you numbers is < 1 am frightened that one this is a different situation functions for many years. Avis salt and pepper to taste- new life to the head and a rosy, youthful gU>^ to the com­ that it fluctuates normally day ! won't be able to talk or than the singers' node prob­ was assistant manager of The Cook chicken in salted w?ater and most patients have a ten­ lem. plexion.” sing. 1 am a mother of four Women’s College Club of with two cut-up onions and six dency to think, erroneously, children and am in my early 1 gather you like to sing. In Reports from Europe indicate that noted haiiNJesigners that something is wrong if 40s. that case, you might want to Boston prior to her marriage so celery stalks until quite tender. like Frank Avagradri says dark red acajou is4hk|iottest their pressure is five or 10 DEAR READER - see an ear, nose and throat she knew all about quantity Remove from water and let color ^ Alexandre believes red is the “living color I’^ason points higher on one reading Singers' nodes are little white speciali.st. They can .some­ cooking. “You should see the cool. Remove chicken from than on a previous examina­ old books she has,” Shirley told bones and cut into small pieces. of Jingles proclaims “henna” in all its varying shadesrand nodules that develop in the times do a lot for such prob­ tion. vocal cords of people who use lems. In some instances, the me. . “They’re so old and Wash peppers, remove seeds Russell Williams is going as far as using tangerine fon T2r& %wp Some patients have a their voice a lot. They are nodule can be surgically dog-eared, they’re falling apart and veins, cut into small pieces fun look. , reflex reaction to having removed. — practically held together and parboil five minutes. Make A native of Los Angeles, the statuesque, green-eyed their blood pressure reading with rubber bands!” white sauce of butter, flour and taken, 'fhey become overly 7hK/^O40ps .Rhonda attended Los Angeles Public Schools and Beverly About lO years ago, they milk; add chicken and peppers — anxious about their pressure Hills High. It was a photo of her on the cover of Inter­ catered wedding receptions to and everytime the blood The with water in which chicken scholastic Magazine that led to her being interviewed by, pressure cuff goes on, raise money for the church. was cooked, and cut pimien- and placed under contract to David 0. Selznick who gave whammo, their pressure goes They relate the time they toes. Stir as little as possible to Cuckooes Nest avoid breaking. her the cojveted role of Ingrid Berman’s nymphomaniac way up. When they are dis­ 117 E. Center St., Manchester 646-6228 / ordered tiny finger rolls for patient in “Spellbound.” tracted or relaxed, the pres­ miniature sandwiches. When Keep mixture over hot water : w c 9 ^ ^ it ft A ft «, •> » I'l sure may be normal. Doctors they picked them up the mor­ until well heated through. Serve For that role, she had the unusual achievement of have learned that one way to TOUCH OF CLASS ning of the reception, the baker on patty shells, biscuit or toast receiving an Academy Award nomination in her first film Rhonda Fleming, statuesque movie queen, chats with avoid having their patients Betty Ryder, The Herald's women’s editor, during a Haircut is not something you put had made them a nice big order points. Garnish with parsley. If appearance. Since her debut she has starred in more than develop such a reaction to the in, but something you bring out. of large dinner rolls. “We too thick, thin with chicken “Day of Beauty” presentation in New York City. pre.ssure is to avoid their 40 motion pictures opposite such male stars as Bing YOUR Touch of Class, the easy way almost went out on the sidewalk stock. Serves 50. Crosby, Burt Lancester, Kirk Douglas, Bob Hope, Robert becoming fixed on the num- bei'S. It's not a very .satisfac­ naturally. We make a point of it at and cried,” Shirley laughingly Angel Pie Mitchum, Charlton Heston and Glen Ford. tory .solution, but if is a com­ the Cuckoo’s Nest recalls. 4 egg whites, beaten stiff / o //V tH O She has carved an impressive career in the world of the mon practice with the best of The annual church fair held Add slowly: legitimate theatre having scored strongly in such plays as Recently divorced and anxious to get back into the swing intentions. Our Clinics Will Be Held each October was chaired by % cup confectioners sugar Vz cup granulated sugar “Marriage-Go-Round” and “Bell, Book and Candle.” of things, Rhonda gives generously of her time and Most doctors wmuld not The Last Tuesday,of Each Month... this industrious pair for two agree that you pay them to years. It’s a full-time job Beat well. tN fS l A resident of Beverly Hills, she admits to being an “avid energies as a volunteer worker for such causes as Cerebral find Out what your blood A ( No Appointment Needed Mon., Tues. or Wed. health enthusiast.” She swims every day ^pd is expert at demanding attention for an en­ Butter a 9” pie plate; shake Palsy and the Crippled Children’s Society. She is a pressure is. Haiher, they X Mon., Tues., and Wed. Open 'til 8:00 P.M. tire year. For the last three on just enough flour to stick. tennis and water skiing. C ik p s founding member of the Huntington Hartford Theatre, The think of their role as guard­ ♦ Thursday and Friday Nights ’til 9:00 P.M. years, they have arranged and Pour in egg-white mixture and m s r y f y ing your health. If guarding Following a self-imposed leave of absence from her Greek Theatre, and The Los Angeles Music Center. 4 Saturdays ’til 6:00 P.M. « prepared the luncheons for the bake one hour at 300. Cool. Whip your health means not career for several years during which time she pursued Since today’s trend in fashion is apparently toward ♦ fair. For five years, they have Vz pint heavy cream with 2 her philanthropic activities and love of travel, Rhonda glaniour, red is perfect. For after all it sparked the executed the annual apprecia­ Shirley Davis, in foreground, and Avis Blomberg, admire tablespoons s u g ^ Fold in one recently decided to resume a full-scale schedule. tion dinner for the Sunday package drained frozen romance of screen sirens like Rhonda and Rita Hayworth, Molded Rainbow Salad. (Herald photo by Gentlluomo) “I recently starred on Broadway in “The Women,” and the sophistication of Greer Garson and Susan Hayward and School teachers. strawberries or one small can ( r C / A / 0 have guest starred on television in “Needles & Pins” and the fashion of Arlene Dahl. Avis and Shirley co-chaired drained crushed pineapple. lih . the Kitchen Committee for Spread over meringue. ^ u i t E T l i F e „ "McMillan & Wife,” she said. (The latter appearance was It was the color that marked an era — and, it looks like at Norwich University, Ver­ South United Methodist Church Molded Rainbow Salad Refrigerate for three hours aired locally last Sunday) the color that will mark this era as well. mont and Robert Blomberg <3 u£ETI. i 1=£ for four years, until this year 12-inch ring mold before serving. Serves eight. goes to Gettysburg College, Pa. cmcE ^ when Shirley became treasurer 1 six-ounce package lime There is about a week’s plan­ of the United Methodist gelatine ning for any large function. Women. Avis remained as co- 1 six-ouncer package lemon W oman’s Club They plan the menus and then chairman. Besides their many gelatine have to allow time for UJifty tSErtNS - Blaming Others: joint church ventures, the 1 six-ounce package raspberry Guest Speaker purchasing the food at favorite women make ceramics gelatine BICYCLES spots where they can get the \ together for which Avis owns a 1 large can peach halves NEW Playtex- best buys. They make it a prac­ Mrs. Norma A. Bigler of kiln. 1 small jar maraschino cherries West Simsbury will present a Natural Tendency tice to plan for 10-15 more per­ (O iLCfJfW E. _ The lives of both the Davis 1 #2 '/2 can fruit cocktail “Paper Doll Theater” Monday sons than the figure given them. WASHINGTON (UPl)- and Blomberg families center 1 cup sour cream IH b ii. at the Women’s Club of Cross Your Heart “Then, we pray a lot.’’ What blaming others does to , The Georgetown University around their church. The 1 small can crushed pineapple GfWPE Manchester meeting at 8 p.m. On rare occasions when foqd you — did you ever wonder? authority notes that it is J husbands, Aldred Davis and at Second Congregational important to be aware of the has been left over, it has been First layer: Drain peach PJOMC O m That tendency to blame Thure Blomberg are ushers at Church. problem “ because blaming given to the Salvation Army. If halves and cherrjes. Arrange others seems to be natural. It Sunday services. Shirley’s others is ^^u c h an desserts are left, it may go to peach halves with cut side down ^ i u C E T L i v e Mrs. Bigler will discuss is done mostly in one’s closest daughter Betty,-a sophomore at ■ automatic — almost reflexive s p f r the Drop-in Lounge for Bennet with cherry in center. (Put what’s new on the fashion scene relationships, such as in the Manchester High School, sings family. response — seldom do we Junior High School students toothpick through each peach- (UltdfePEtL'Eba'c. and the art of accessorizing. realize what we are doing.” with the youth choir, plays the POST ROAD SHOPPING P,LAZA VOG- 1 I We^ve Named The Baby — In such situations, says which is open at the church on half and cherry to hold in She will give beauty and It is also important to bells and is one of the^rhythm MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 psychiatrist Gary Singleton, Mondays and Tuesdays. place). Make lime gelatine with grooming tips, sewing hints, remember that, “if you are dancers. She is a member of the VERNON, CONN. 872-3169 I rn o o “ p eo p le’s lives are more The molded rainbow salad one cup boiling water and two suggestions on up-dating a going to face the important Methodist Youth Fellowship intensely and intimately serves 20, the chicl?en a la king cups peach juice and cold HOURS UNTIL MARCH IS wardrobe and tricks with issues in your life, you can’t and the Bible Class. Until she § t4/l7UCtUpOF^ involved with each other. SidER water. Pour ovef' peaches. Let avoid some discomfort and 50. The salad is a delight to 1:30 to 5:30 Oscllii, 1‘Jizulx‘ih (Curtis, daughter of Ronald and Joan Parker scarves. The more intensely focused Now, famous Cross Your Heart Bra styling passed the age limit, she was a unhappiness.” behold, colorful in three layers. set overnight in refrigerator. 6 Days pei Week Osella of 410 Hackmatack St. She was born Feb. 12 at Manchester your life is in others the more in soft tricot — can cross years off your figure. Junior volunteer with The “It is worth it in. the long You will find the angel pie Remove toothpicks next day. 1 'T i r M Y Memorial Hospital. Her matdfnal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. you are likely to have the Auxiliary of Manchester Stay fit and trim this winter with • /oo run, however,” he said. • Tricot cups for a smooth, natural look i J similar to Mrs. Ellington’s COLUMBIA EXERCISER Clarence P. Parker Jr. of Plainville, Mass. Her paternal grand­ tendency to blame others. Memorial Hospital. S^ond Layer: Make lemon “You’ll never face these issues • Stretch tricot sides for superb around- ! cherry meringue of last week. T tn M & s mother is Mrs. Neno Osella of 4 Village St. Her maternal great­ What can be done about it? by blaming others.” Both women have sons atten­ gelatine with one cup hot water Toys & Novelties A starting point, says Dr. the-body fit and comfort. You may like lo try this varia­ grandmothers are Mrs. Henry I. Riley of Plainville, Mass., and Instead of blaming others, ding college. William Davis is and one cup juice from fruit Sleds & Snow Shovels Singleton, would be to start tion. 0 Mrs. Clarence P. Parker of Claremont, N.H.She has a brother, he said, people would be • Cross Your Heart Bra o cocktail. Add one cup sour Bird Feeders & Seed developing ideas about where styling for youthful Christopher John, 2. better off concentrating on cream and drained fruit WITH THIS COUPON you draw the lines of “being objective and handling support and separation. ICE SKATES SHARPENED responsibility. What are you PLUS cocktail. Pour over first layer problems more efficiently and Pn-ston, Muttiu-w Franri.s, son of William J. and Madelyn responsible for? What are you and let set for three hours in effectivelv.” Special Offer! ■r t r c e .W '5 D'Amato Preston of 1238 Hartford Tpke., Rockville. She was born not responsible for? 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Bellotti, a, We are interested in' the Should he try to duplicate STOMGE BOXES...... for * Jones, Adam Ellon, son of Alton E. and Elaine Majewski sophomore and a graduate of maintenance of the family’s some of his mother-in-law’s 2 5.00 VALID 20 - 23 Jones of 364 Jobs Hill Rd., Ellington. He was born Feb. 13 at Manchester High School, was food supply despite the job most popular dinners or .Mrs. Norma A. Bigler STORE HOURS V(^Ho ctw e ONE COUPON PER FAMILY Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. also named to the dean’s list for situation. In many homes, resort to TV dinners? Mon . fuel and $ai 7am Gpm crisis unemployment will re­ PLASTIC HOUSEWARES...... :. each *1.29 Helen Majewski of Stratford. His paternal grandparents are Mr. the fall semester. This For Rafroshin^ Volues. . . 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- - , . ^ M A N O I E S T E ^ ^ Manchester. Conn, Th,.r, Feb. 21, 1974 - PAGE ELEVEN Patterns '.'I' -V * By Reginald Pinto NBA’s Pistons Dominate Western Division Clubs Winter NjEW YORK (UPI) — The entire Pacific Division of the National Basketball Association is no match for the P 3nd Sarn Lacy scored 20 and grabbed 19 rebounds. Despite the' Detroit Pistons. 1 retain^ their two-game lead over the Lakers in the battle for the Pacific Division title. Pistons, with burly Bob Lanier scoring 16 of his 29 points in Cawie Russell led Golden State with 27 points while veteran the fi^al quarter, beat the Los Angeles Lakers 112-110 Wednesday Warrior Jeff MuUiiis, who finished with 22, became the 34th night to run their season record against Pacific Division foes to a ^ayer in NBA history to pass the 12,000-point career scoring REC - Tom Martin 356, Bill gaudy 21-2. It was Detroit’s 20th straight triumph over a Pacific Pagani 353. Division team and upped the Pistons’ mark against the Lakers Bullelg 116 Blazers 101 .> this season to 4rl as Los Angeles lost its seventh straight road ► Kevin Porter scored a career-high 28 points while Mike Rior- - SNOW WHITE - Carol g ^ e a ^ suffered its seventh loss in the last eight contests. dan and Elvin Hayes accounted for 27 apiece for Capital in its Garach 133, Althea Jewell 147. Detroit, which reduced its magic number for making the triumph over Portland. The Bullets built a 100-74 lead early in the playoffs for the first time in six years to 11, trailed 81-80 going ourth quarter in streaking to their fifth straight win and ninth in MISFITS - Dwight Akerline into the final quarter before the 6-foot-ll, 250-pound Lanier took their last 12 games. 527, Linn Uccello 191-462, Ev ctarge, hitting on six of his next eight shots. WilUe Norwood Sidney Wicks and Geoff Petrie both scored 26 points for the Solomonson 201-514, Joe added 21 points and John Mengelt hit 17 to help the Pistons visiting Trail Blazers, who dropped their fifth game in a row. Uccello. 510, Norda Gruver 178- Jim Price, playing for the injured Jerry West, canned 31 points Rockels 115 76ers 98 . 472, Gary Gruver 529, Mike for tte Lakers, who lost a chance to gain on Pacific Division­ Rudy Tomjanovich scored 12 points to-lead a third quarteV Flynn 201, Russ Aceto Jr. 513, leading Golden State, which bowed to Kansas City-Omaha 116-97. Houston runaway in the Rockets’ win over Philadelphia. HoustoP Ken Tomlinson 543. Referees Don Murphy and Paul Mihalik called 76 personals led by only four at halftime but outscored the 76ers 30-17 in tile plus one technical as five players fouled out of the bruising third period. Tomjanovich finished with 21 points while Mike ELKS - Jack Cristadore 138- However, the 76 infractions fell far short of Newlin had 18 and Calvin Murphy 16 for the Rockets. Tom Van 378, Reggie Tomlinson 137-383, the NBA regulation one game record of 97 called in 1953 in a game Arsdale led Philadelphia with 20. Joe Picaut 142-371, Al Atkins between New York and Syracuse. 151-384, Ding Farr 144-367, Joe Elsewhere in the NBA, Capital beat Portland 116-101, Houston Pagano 146-400, Al Pirkey 151- whipped Philadelphia 115-98 and Milwaukee topped Atlanta 110- 94. , 374, Bill Adamy 360, Don Carpenter 356, Jack Talley 379, Kings 116 Warriors 97 John Rieder 354, Joe Cataldi Sr. Jimmy Walker and Don Kojis combined for 52 points to power 352, Stan Seymour 358, Bruce Kansas City-Omaha past Golden State. Walker had 27 and Kojis Fish 365.

Coaching Advice m Scoreboard M Mik«* Ilirkey Cephas Nolen NBA Heeded by Rockets Wednesday’s Results Capital 116 Portland 101 Schbolboy Basketball NEW YORK (UPI) - The people finally, began paying Houston 115 Phila 98 Denver Rockets made it attention to theibook.” Detroit 112 Los Ang 110 seem all so simple. In other American Basketball KC.-Omaha 116 G.State 97 Association games. New York Milwaukee 110 Atlanta 94 Thanks to a couple of guys (Only games scheduled) named Smith and Jones and beat Memphis 117-104, San Diego stopped Utah 109-97 and Share of 'HCC Crown doing what coach Alex Han- ABA Carolina beat Virginia 128-121. num referred to as “paying Nels 117 Turns 104 Wednesday’s Results attention,” the Rockets Billy Paultz scored 16 of his Carolina 128 Virginia 121 Hope for East Catholic ended their four game losing game-high 24 points in the first Denver 124 Kentucky 117 streak Wednesday night by hMf to lead New York over 'Y o rk ln Memphis 104 beating the Kentucky M ^phis. The victory was the San Diego 109 Utah 97 Colonels 124-117. nintji straight for New York (Only games scheduled) By Len Auster over Memphis and increased Central Valley Conference cham­ Steve Jones, fed by backcourt the Nets’ East Division lead to NHL pion South Windsor (16-3 overall) Concluding its regular season action mate Al Smith, hit six straight three games over second place Wednesday’s Results completes its schedule tonight at field goals midway through the Toronto 4’Buffalo 2 tonight is the East Catholic b a s k ^ ll Kentucky. Julius Erving home against HCC-member second half to carry Denver Boston 5 Minnesota 5 team in Middletown against HCy nv^l finished with 20 points for the Northwest Catholic. Northwest, past the Colonels. Jones wound Nets while Randy Dbnton and Phila 3 Detroit 1 Xavier High. ^ I defending Class B champion, qualified up with 24 points, the same as Wil Robinson led Memphis with Chicago 3 Calif 0 The branch that wouldn’t stay down A victory for the Eagles would give St. Louis 1 Pitts 1 for tournament action Tuesday with Smith, who also had 21 assists, 14 points apiece. them at least a share of the league whRe, center Dave R obi^ (Only games scheduled) an upset 62-60 win over South ^ Q’s 109 .Slurs 97 crown. Coach Stan Ogrodnik’s quintet turned in big effort a g ^ s t Catholic. The homestanding Bobcats Veteran forward Stew John­ is 7-2 in the HCC, the same, mark Kentucky All-Staj;/Artis son scored 30 points to pace San WHA are in the Class A Division title chase. which South Catholic possesses. Gilmore with 30 Mims and 12 Diego over Utah, snapping the Wednesday’s Results rebounds. Houston 7 Jersey 2 ' Moisture on glass (inside) Overall, East is 15-4 and will appear in Winding up dismal seasons tonight Stars’ 14-game winning streak. Dan Issel paced the Colonel^ Eidmonton 4 Winnipeg 1 post-season play for the 11th con­ are Charter Oak Conference members The Stars fell two games short secutive year. with 31/points, hitting 10 of the ABA record 16-game win­ Pistons^ Lanier Connects Los Ang 4 New England 2 p ; ' - ' RHAM and Coventry High with non- strairijtrbaskets at one stretch, (Only games scheduled) The Artie Kohs-coached Falcons ning streak set by the old conferericfe opponents. The 6-14 bu^tdok only three shots in the Oakland Oaks in 1968-69. Goes Over Lakers^ Hawkins have an aggregate 8-10 ledger, but Sachems travel to Middletown H i^ ia4 qii^rtej;^.^.^. Caldwell Jones added 20 for the they played Northwest Catholic three while the 5-14 Covntry Patriots’ finale ■‘Our book says to play Issel Q’s while Travis Grant had 19. times so one setback doesn’t apply to by denying him the ball,” said Officials Sought is at home against Storrs-based E.O. Ron Boone and Jimmy Jones The CIAC Tourna|nent consideration. A Smith. Hannum, "and it seemed our paced Utah with 22 apiece. Lacrosse officials are needed win tonight would place Xavier in the for the Greater Hartford area it Muffler That’s Class A bracket. Also in competiton toni^t is was announced by Tom Guaranteed for Ellington High, taking part in an Crockett of* Manchester. A The Jim Penders-coached, East as long as you jayvee team also has its finale North Central Co^ecticut Alma Mater Return training program begins later tonight. Led by Cephus and Mike Conference playoff. TJidNCCC crown this month with a test at the end own the car... Nolen, the young Eagles ripped off 18 went-to East Wip

__ * Thoughts Old Maneiger Reappears As Finley MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Feb. 2 1 ^ ^ ^ —TAGE THIRTEEN Injury Hampered Start ^ NFL Players Want a pL^IN ty Names Alvin Dark Skipper of A’s But MCC’s "rucker Stars EntLof ‘Silly Rules’, ./OAKLAND (UPI) - It’s Dark, a religious man, MILWAUKEE (UPI) — National by Len Auster been an agonizing 2 ‘/2 years divorced his first wife four flight. Reportedly, Dark By Chris Blake to draw fouls with fakes,” concerned. Tucker admits it is Concerning pay for pre-season game. “There are some truly Football League players are more for Alvin Dark, a time to sit years aga and then stuck up for his players and The transition from high explains Tucker, who practices games, Garvey -^said at present three to four hours a day during exceptional players in the concerned this year with freedom and back and reflect and remarried. He had other that angered Finley, since school to college basketball rookies get virtually nothing for pre­ the summer. CCCAA—it is a good all around elimination of “fines, curfews and sil­ hopefully collect himself. he thought his manager’s season contests and the pay for personal problei^s as well involves an adjustment and During the second half of the league,” he commented. “The “I think I am a better man first allegiance was to the ly rules” than they are with economic but held up while working on r ' '4 ? ^ ’ former Manchester High season, Tucker’s scoring competition against most veterans is far below that of the Swim Championship today than I ever was,” said man who makes out his issues, according to the executive regular season. the front half of a five-year Horton Killed team captain Tom Tucker, average illustrates his -teams is tough and very Y LEAGUE - Ken Seaton 177- the 52-year-old Dark; paycheck. director of the NFL Players Associa­ contract as manager and despite a foot injury, has progress. His final statistics physical.” 142- 461, Pete Aceto 156-411, Roy tion. He said the association would try to Coming up Saturday afternoon at Penney High'in East Wednesday, minutes after general manager of the “I’m not gding to com­ ST. CATHERINES, taken encouraging steps show a 14.1 average and 253 Tucker plans to continue get a pay scale for rookies and try to DeVeau 164-419, Hank Martyn Ed Garyey, speaking Wednesday at Hartford is the CCIL Swimming Championship Meet. Charlie Finley had in­ Cleveland Indians. ment on what happened Ont. (UPI) — Veteran towards filling this gap with points in 18 games (he missed playing basketball on the inter­ 143- 136-411, Howie Hampton make sure that veterans get “almost the Milwaukee Pen and Mike Club, From Manchester High will be either eight or nine troduced him at a news con­ But 2Vz years ago, the In­ seven years ago,” Finley hockey defenseman Tim two additional games because collegiate level at a four-year 157-378, Vic Maririelli 149-366, as much as they do for the regular the Manchester Community said overall freedom for the athlete natators who’ve posted qualifying times from dual meet ference as the new manager dians, going nowhere, fired bristled, “and I’m sure Mr. Horton of the. Buffalo College cagers. of an aggravated knee). school after gradiiating from Fred McCurry 140-389, Don season.” MCC. "Because of my would be the prime objective of the competition. (12th in 14 years) of the Dark and he went home to Dark doesn’t care to either. Sabres was killed early The biggest single adjust­ Simmons 136-360, A1 Pirkey 142- Garvey said the association would ment from Manchester High to experience in high school and at association in its negotiations next The team battle appears to shape up between the likes of Worley Champion Oakland Miami. He’s been trying t o' What both of us are in­ today in a one-car crash en Tucker faced more than the 137-393, Pete Brazitis 136-368, not try to eliminate the common draft MCC? ‘‘At Manchester High, MCC, I can play with either a Rocco Lupacchino 147-378, Mike month with NFL owners. Maloney of Meriden, Hall and Conard from West Hartford A s. terested in now is the pre­ route from Toronto to problem of ineJxperience com­ in the negotiations but ^ould seek to get a ‘big league job ever we played mostly a set-up set-up or a running offense,” he and Wethersfield High. The Indian tankmen, according to Dark, who has known both sent and the future. I think I Buffalo. mon to all college freshmen. He Pagani 145-143-387, A1 Another main objective will be pay have players declared free agents at since, not because he needed offense,” says Tucker. “I was explains. Bujaucius 140-139-408, Joe for pre-season games, he said. . junior Tri-Captain ^d Adamy, appear likely to place in the the joys and agonies of big money, but just to be in the hired a great baseball Horton was returning missed the entire six weeks of the end of a contract period. usually shooting off a pick op MCC Athletic Director Pat Twaronite 357, Mike Balesano Garvey said freedom for the players middle of the 10-team race. league baseball in a career game. strategist and I’m sure he’ll from Toronto, where the pre-season practice sessions screen. A fast break was a Mistretta calls Tucker, “A Garvey also said the association and two games due to a broken 142-358, Jerry Smith 360, Carl “means no curfews, no training The Indians concluded their dual meet season with a 4-8 that spans nearly,30..years, When Finley and Dick take us all the way this Sabres played Wednesday rarity.” definite asset to our program.” wanted the negotiations to be open, foot suffered in the clujj’s se­ Bolin 357, Gene Tirinzonie 139- camps, no fines and when a players’ ledger. This, however, is misleading according to Adamy. was finding it'hard to pick year.” night, to Buffalo, where He added, “Tommy is an out­ 364, Frank Blank 140. with members of the news media per­ Williams,who led the A’s to cond scrimmage. The offense is quite different “We took a lot of firsts during the season but fourths and the right words, standing up Finley was asked if he they are scheduled to meet standing individual on the contract is terminated, he’s free to mitted- to attend sessions. World Championships the After six weeks of strict for Tucker this year. “It was a fifths hurt us." would meddle into Dark’s basketball court and in the contract with any other culb.” there in the glare of televi­ last two years, became em­ th e Atlanta Flames orders to stay away from the Tom Tucker big adjustment to the running He said economic questions in the A new point system, 6-4-3-2-1 for individual races and 84- work and he bristled again. classroom.” Tucker made the “We have to cut out these fines, sion cameras and countless broiled in a cross-country tonight. hardwood, the doctor’s caution game. I became more aware of BUSINESSMEN.’S - Jim negotiations would be limited to “the 2 for relay events was instituted this campaign replacing microphones. “ F or a te a m to be Horton, 44, was alone clash with the then unbeaten Dean’s List for the first Siranni 150-385, Jim Mathieson curfews and silly rules. We have to obvious ones.” argument over whether subsided, but the soreness in the fdet that I had to do more semester. treat the athletes like people.” the old reliable 5-3-1 individual and 7-0 relay system. “Obviously, I’ve had my Williams would serve out his successful,” said the A’s in a 1974 Porsche when it Tucker's foot didn’t. “The foot Housatonic Community College things quickly with control.” 136, Ben Grzyb 136-383, Alan Gr- “We’re not saying the owners Geissler will use Tucker as Negotiations will open March 16 and Because of the lack of depth, Manchester came out on the personal problems,” he owner, “the manager and left the Queen Elizabeth^ was sore long after the doctor five ^efore 3,500 spectators at Tucker’s practice plans for zyb 136-359, Rich Bukowski 136, shouldn’t make a profit we’re just remaining two years with Returns to Old Post pho‘0) his sixth man in thSsJirst round Garvey said that players will “be short end of scores instead of victorious. went on as Finley, who can the general manager have to W ay a n d overturned gave me the OK to play,” Fa'irfield University.- His the approaching summer will Dom DeDominicis 140, Ray saying they shouldn’t take freedom Oakland or sign with the of the CCCAA 1 Tournament, Alvin Dark, who managed the World Champion A’s recalls Tucker. ”I had to play flawless shooting, both from include developing the skills to Dawson 143-371, Jim McCarthy asking for less money now than last be very charming when he Yankees, Dark called Finley work together. Since I’m the several times, throwing which means 20-25 minutes of away from an individual to make a previously when they were in Kansas City, takes myself back into shape in game the floor (six for six) and the play in a running offense. “I’m 157-419, Cliff Jones 150-369, John time out.” He said that while they Individual Talent chooses, put a fatherly arm general manager of thisffub him from the vehicle. playing time. The 17-5 Cougars profit;” and asked to be considered situations.” foul line (11 for 11) resulted in Mack 157.139-425, Paul Moz- another shot at the joh as Charles O. Finley named him as well as the owner, I going to work on shooting on the meet Housatonic Community hope there is no strike, “we’re Manchester does possess-individual swimming talent. around the man he fired as for Williams’ job. Provincial police said the 23 points to key a 92-83 win, zicato 137-350, Ed Ralph 141-355, He called the attitude of the owners the new Oakland manager replacing Dick Williams. expect to be talking quite run and the quick release,” he College Friday night at Quin- prepared for it and if we Have to Senior Tri-Captain Jay Murphy is unbeaten in his special­ manager seven years ago. “Even though we had our accident occured about which at the time, put the Bub Holmes 154-380, Paul Ber­ one of “all-pervasive paternalism,” often with my manager. And The effects of the injury were noted. nipiac College in Hamden, with strike, we will.” ty, the 100-yard breaststroke, and must be designated the “But I’ve gotten myself differences in 1967 (the year 4:30 a.m., EST. seen early as Tucker averaged Cougars in first place in the nard 138-360, Norm Davey 137- and said the current practice of fining and cordial to one another,” cared much to talk about I would hope he would call Tucker has grown one inch the winner advancing to the However, he said the association is I favorite in the CCIL’s. Murphy broke the five-year old straightened out and I Finley fire Dark while the just five points per game CCCAA. and gained 20 pounds since his 389, Bert Carlson 359, Tom players and requiring them to make Finley said by way of what happened in 1967 when me when he feels the need. championship round Saturday proposing arbitration as an alter­ school mark in the first meet of the season, and has since believe I can be a better A’s were based in Kansas Ci­ Cougars Sign Two through six outings, a far cry “Tommy is my number one senior year in high school, when Turner 353, Ron Joiner 350, curfews and stay in a training camp explanation. Charlie fired Alvin over a That’s only normal, isn’t night. Mick Holmes 375. native to a strike if the negotiations lowered the standard four times. manager than I ever was.” ty) we always were friendly CHICAGO (UPI) - The from his 17 point-per game foul shooter,” MCC Coach Don he was selected to the All-CCIL was an example of this attitude. Neither Finley nor Dark player dispute during a it?” become deadlocked. The other tri-captain, senior Glen Saums, suffered just Chicago Cougars announced average at Manchester High Geissler points out. As is the team. He is now 6-3 and tips the wont with adept foul shooters, one league defeat on his slate in the 100-yard backstroke. Wednesday they have acquired the year before. The process scale at 185 pounds. “The added defenseman Jim Watson and was a slow, painful one, but the Geissler calls on Tucker for all weight has helped my reboun- He too, should be considered among those who’ll win NHL Roundup technical fouls. medals. winger Don Gordon plus 6-3 forward steadily improved. ding,” the blond-haired ‘‘future considerations” from Tucker broke loose in MCC’s ” I worked on foul shooting freshman said. Junior Pete Naktenis has experienced* an outstanding the Los AngSles Sharks in seventh outing, a crucial league over the summer because I look As far as the competition is WELDWOOD PREFINISHED PLYWOOD season in the 200-yard individual medley and 100-yard exchange for wingman Bobby butterfly, but tough sledding awaits him Saturday. Bristol Whitlock. The World Hockey Eastern s John Manning has victories over Naktenis under Leafs Beat Sabres Assocation club said it expected his belt while Hal] High’s Brian Hogan also is a definite both players would be available Gas Shortage Halts threat. Competition in thesetwo events should be exciting. for Thursday night’s game John Mrosek will be a contender in the 200-yard and 500- To Extend Margin against Vancouver in Chicago. n U K K L yard freestyles while Adamy could make a breakthrough Kathy^s Contract Sebring 12-Hour Race f if s n i r / in the 100-yard freestyle. The latter has dropped his times I’cngiiiiis.l, lilue.s 1 SALE ENDS MARCH 2 NEW YORK (UPI) - FlytTM 3, WiitftH 1 PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - continuously and should be ready for an outstanding per­ Syl Apps scored in the third SEBRING, Fla. (UPI) - The “The French Connection” Rick Macleish scored two Kathy Kuykendall, the youngest which burned up the sports car tracks formance. period to give Pittsburgh the tie apparently has been power play goals to lead tennis player ever to turn sounds of Sebring have been stilled, in the 1950s. And it saw the early ef­ with St. Louis. St. Louis scored After the Record severed. Philadelphia over Detroit. professional, Wednesday perhaps forever. forts of sportsman Briggs Cun­ its goal in the second period Macleish scored his 24th goal in became the fourth player to For nearly 25 years, Sebring has ningham to build an American com­ What the Manchester High natators will be after Satur­ The Buffalo Sabres, who when Pierre Plante knocked in the first period and his 25th in sign with the Philadelphia ' been synonymous with sports cars. Its day is the record in the 200-yard medley relay event. The Howe Brood Stars made it to the playoffs last a rebound of Wayne Merrick’s petitor of the great European the third. Bobby Clarke got the Freedoms of World Team Ten­ narrow, twisting track on an old machines. school record has stood since 1963, and Adamy stated this year for the first time with other Philadelphia goal in the shot. is what his teammates will be shooting for. Top time the help of their “French nis (WTT). The 17-year-old World War II era B-17 Flying Fortress But it apparently all came to an end second period. Miss Kuykendall was obtained recorded this season was 1:51.0, but if everyone turns in In WHA Stickwork Connection” line, probably Bruins .5, Stars .5 Bomber base drew the big names of Wednesday with the announcement Huuk;* 3, SealH 0 in a trade with Los Angeles for his best split, Manchester could turn a 1:48. won’t make it back this Chicago scored twice in the Phil Esposito, the NHL’s the sports car world in the days before from Fort Lauderdale by race coor­ N ^ YORK (UPI) — It was a big night for the Howe leading scorer, scored his third the rights to Australia’s Diane Riverside and Elkhart Lake had Starting slowly because of interruptions from one cause famiiyi^especially Big J)addy. year. first four minutes on goals by Fromholtz* dinator Reggie Smith that the Inter­ or another. Coach Dick Sollanek’s tankmen have been The Sabres met the Toronto Jim Pappin and Darcy Rota and goal of the game and 50th of the become familiar. national Motor Sports Association had Gordie Howe scored his 27th goal and had two assists season with 4:28 remaining to waiting for the championship so they can prove their Maple Leafs Wednesday night, went on to blank the Seals. It Each spring, the little town of 6,000 and sons Mark and Marty each added goals Wednesday give Boston its tie with the Mets Sign Milner postponed the scheduled March 24 record false. needing a victory to pull within stretched their NHL unbeaten built around a shady square in the cat­ night as the Houston Aeroes crushed the Jersey Knights 7- ^T. PETERSBURG, Fla. event “until October at least” five points of the Leafs and the string to 10 games. The shutout North Stars. Espisito’s goal was tle country of central Florida, 90 .7 / Qualifying heats begin at 9 in the morning while the 2. The three points gave the 46-year-old Howe 81 for the one of six scored in the third (UPII — The New York Mets because of the gasoline shortage. final playoff spot in the NHL was the 10th for goalie Tony miles from the nearest airport, drew finals begin at 2:30. It should be some afternoon of swim­ season and moved him into the league lead in scoring. period, three by each team. Wednesday signed first Smith said the promoters weren’t East. But they suffered a 4-2 Esposito. the Juan Fazios, the Sterling Mosses, ming, with over 200 competitors vying for league honors. Gordie scored on a crowd-pleasing play. He stole the baseman-outfielder John concerned about the lack of fuel for defeat to fall nine points back the Mario Andrettis, Bruce McLarens puck in his own end, weaved the length of the ice and fired and they may not be able to Milner, who led the club in the racing cars but they feared the gas homers last season. But the and Phil Hills of European road Love a Winner unassisted from 10 feet. His goal in the second period catch up. shortage would discourage spectators Mets failed to reach an agree­ racing and the Jaguars, Mercedes, i followed Mark’s 27th goal by seven minutes. Defenseman Coach Joe Crozier was so from coming and possibly strand There is nothing like a winner to bring out the people. A“ Local Basketball ment with Tom Seaver, who Ferraris, Porsches and Alfa-Romeos 'We bought so much fine paneling, the Marty Howe got his fourth goal with 2:26 left to play. frustrated that he continually those who came. winning football season at UConn surfaced a number of mixed his lines, breaking up the supposedly wants a $160,000 In the only other WHA games, the Los Angeles Sharks pact. trucks are still unloading at our yard! PRE-FINISHED WELDWOOD PANELS alumni from the woodwork. What it has also brought “French Connection” line by upended the New England Whalers 4-2 and the Edmonton putting Gerry Meehan on Gil What’s in it for you? Huge savings on AT PRE-INFLATION PRICES, ALL Coach Larry Naviaux is a number of outstanding in-state Oilers stopped the Winnipeg Jets 4-1. Leading Golfers Tee Off high schoolers. Perreault’s line and placing JUNIOR INTERMEDIATE Kraft) Picked hundreds of beautiful woodgrains and FIRST-QUALITY HARDWOOD- Sharks 4, Whalers 2 ALL PANELS ARE VENEERED PLYWOOD. Already announcing their plans of matriculating at Rick Martin on Don Luce’s line. Action in the Junior League Super Bads nipped Kings, 59- KINGSTON, R. I. (UPI) - color tones! Vast selections to choose Alton White scored two goals to lead the lowly Sharks at the East Side Rec last night CASH & CARRY PRICES UConn are Keith S im o n s and David Bird, two outstan­ But the Sabres, who fell 56. last night in Intermediate Jack Kraft, head basketball In Gleason Tournament out of their club-record nine-game losing streak with a win behind 3-0 in the first period and saw First Hartford Realty up­ coach at the University of from for every room that needs improve ding playe^ from Simsbury High. Bird set all kinds of League action at the Y. Dan NOTE: WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY 3 over New England. The Sharks, last in the West, took a 1-0 didn’t cut the deficit to 3-2 until end Professional Remodeling, Rhode Island, has been named FORT LAUDERDALE. last week. Another favorite is But the field does include the rushing records in Trojan-land while Simmons starred SochaLandy (8) and Bob Costello (8) The panel will select teams acquired by Los Angeles in a trade with Chicago Roojak (14) paced the losers. of comedian Jackie already banked more than money winneFlast year; Bobby 336 NO. MAIN STREET also has a better than equal chance of attaining the ser- to catch up but Rick Kehoe got led Realty while Bob Smith had which will compete In the up­ $107,000 in winnings. Nichols, winner of the recent Wednesday, scored on a power play to give the Sharks the Also victorious in league war­ Gleason’s annual week-long- PREMIER SHOWING MANCHESTER CRAFTSMAN LINE .vices of high school All-American Roger Ings of Ansonia his second goal at 19:09 into an eight for the losers. fare was the 76ers, winning by coming NCAA post-season tour­ Agele.ss Sam Snead said he Andy Williams — San Diego lead for good. Inverrary Gold Extravagan­ PANELS 4x 8 High, who broke many state records from his halfback empty net to wrap up the game. forfeit over the Celtics. naments. was going along “just to keep Open; and Hubert Green, victor slot. Oilers 4, Jets 1 Kehoe’s linemates, Darryl za today and tee off in a the boys honest.” The 61-year- in the Bob Hope Desyrt Classic. U.S. Plywood Ken Baird, Len Lunde, Val Fonteyne and Ron Climie chase for $260,000 in prize “Most of the kids have stopped their shopping and sutler and Paul Henderson, old slammer did just that in the Starting out, Trevino could be GLOMING Reg. scored to lead the Oilers over Winnipeg. Chris Bordeleau scored the other two goals. money, the nation’s richest Campbell Open at Los Angeles NEW ^ unloads a full cargo of making their decisions now,” Naviaux said. “And I would the "Hungriest” golfer in the HICKORY 21.98 spoiled Jack Norris’ shutout bid midway through the third In the other NHL games, tournament. where he led the third round pack. He hasn’t had a victory say we’re on the brink of having either a good or great period. Chicago blanked California 3-0, and tied for second at the finish. since leaving Florida last recruiting year.” The victory, only Edmonton’s second in seven games Philadelphia topped Detroit 3-1, Lee Trevino is defending winter. The Merry Mex TICONDEROGA Reg. When Naviaux took the ^ d coaching job at UConn, he BEAUTIFUL TUDOR with the Jets this season, left the Oilers one point behind Pittsburgh tied St. Louis 1-1 and champion but only one of the 'i wasn't doing anything grabbed the $52,000 first money 15.66 announced plans for building a team with in-state OAK Winnipeg in the battle for third place in the West. Boston tied Minnesota 5-5. favorites lined up 'for 72 holes differq|it, the other boys here then two weeks later cap­ SERIES ballplayers. He’s kept his word. “We’ve traveled at least NERICAN over the testing,I 7,128-yard, weren't playing up to par,” tured another $30,000 in winning MUSKET - MOHAWK PANELIN6 two time^ to each high school in the state. And with the creek-laced course carved out Snead said. the Doral-Easter Opep. at C> 9^ W A Y FARER Reg. season we had (8-2-1), the kids are most receptive.” of an everglades cypress Among the notables missing Miami. ? X98- $ J L 9 5 14.43 Naviaux has a shopping list a mile long. It-is too lengthy Leaders Advance THE Safety Shoe swamp. on' the tour this week are Dave Even though he wound up $8.90 SAVINGS! RIRCH Jaclr .Nicklaus was on hand Stockton, who won at Los with $210,000 and fourth place in to even begin. But what it looks like now is that in-state DETROIT (UPI) - Each of Hall Matmen Win^ WITH THE STEEL TOEI primed to “ put it together Angeles last Sunday, Arnold the 1973 earnings list, Trevino prospects are dropping their shopping bags off in Storrs. the top four seeds had an easy here " after a couple of bad put­ F’almer and South African Gary couldn't buy another win? And That is one beautiful sight. time in opening day' competi­ ting rounds which threw him F’layer, who was reported still so far this year, he’s banked tion Wednesday at the Detroit ’ Braaa-platad' Locals Now .500 haiagona! ayalata. back in the pack at Los Angeles in his homeland. less than $5,000. Boulevard beauty at expressway savlngsl - Truck-driver tough . . . limousine elegance! stop of the Virginia Slims Ten­ On«*pi«ct m occaiin to*. nis Tournament, with top Seeing its record drop to the a 6;5 decision despite having his 8p«cl«l-entry siding. Scoring superior decision vic­ Results: 101-Madnick (H) ^Il-waathar SPICE - Doris Moberg 147, in the World Team Tennis Full laalhar SlormwaM ST. JAMES - Audrey Jezouit tories were senior CoOna-piaea cuthioi^crapa 6-3, 6-1, win over Isabel Fer­ Haal-io-toa air-cuahionad innaraola. Naoprana aol«.and naal. HOME ENGINEERS - Carol pound class over Peter Perl, 15- Snuffer 7-5; 124-Durand (M) compialaly naillata. SILK CITY ^ Ron Plecity 219- nandez. Scott 188-505, Linda Burgess 4. Also scoring for Manchester dec. Perl 15-4; 135-Kahn (H) 566, Harry Plecity 221-204-213- Fourth seeded Fraheoise 191-495, Geri.Tucker 194-178-535, were Bfenden Duff;j;^and Rick dec. Voiland 6-5; 141-Kosofsky Now you can afford to shift your decor Into high! We have a van-full of values In 638, Ron Nivison 212-574, Bob Phyllis Dumas 178. Durr had some trouble in the Letts by pins. Heavyweight (H) pinned Maloney 3:40; 148- Thomas 204-523, Clair Reid 207- first game with Sue Stap, but Where else can you find Craig Bushey soundly trounced Margolis (H) dec. Scarpone 8-2; 544, Dick Murphy 213-201-563, picked up steam to compiete his nian, 10-2. 158-Renard (H) plnn^ Kunz all these features? EARbT SPfUNB - .. Ralph Dukett 202-558, John COMMERCIAL - Art the two set sweep, 7-5, 6-0. Reg. Undefeated 141-pounder Skip 1:17;' 170-Duffy (M) pinned COUGAR • CANDYLAHD • ■ $14)10 Goiangas 201-522, Win Conant Schmidt 139-371, Emil Dietz The tournament extends 8.10 LIBERnBROWN*! Odell did not wrestle due to Hn Jefferson 1:34; 188-Letts (M) • genuine (3oodyear Welt construction • Air-cushioned inner- $ BUnERSCOTCH 533, Lou Halpryn 534, Bob 135-145-388, Tony Pellegatto 142, through Sunday with 16 players A trail blazing adventure In paneling...colorful injury and Co-Captain Mike pinned Scierra 3:28; Hwt.- soles • Full glove leather vamp and toe linings • Slip resistant Job­ Oliver 524, Rich Grabowski 520, Joe Tremano 139-370, Russ left competing for portions of Real lauan plywood paneling, pfilnted to |55 fir plywood panels with a "hano-hewn” texturMI Voiland went down to defeat by Bushey (M) dec. DeBois 10-2. rated soles and heels • All functional stitching chemical and oil Walt Smolensk! 505, Ken Fountain 149-370, Andy the $50,000 purse. simulate lovely pecan color and grain...now at - p X A that’s just right for today. Thomas 515, Rollo Masse 546, Lamoureaux 160-392, Doug resistant man made threads • Lightweight for maximum comfort • this amazing low price. Come see and marvelL Bob Heavisides 504, John Cutler Scruton 141-355, Carl Bujaucius Exceed ANSI Class 75 requirements as adopted by OSHA • 205-516, Roland Smith 211-549, 351, Tony Yacano 144-377, Fred LIFE INSURANCE Exclusive padded toe construction — comfortable. Skip Mikoleit 209-576, Frank Riccio 144-355, Jack Goldberg CEILINGS Pitts 203-589, Gunnar Larson 352, Dick Simmons 360, Fred $900 to $9000 SHOE >19.95 BOOT *21.95 Oakes 365. 200, Jim Magowan 222-567, Joe Bernard Lozier, Tolisano 209-523, A1 Trudeau Inc. EVERYONE ACCEPTED WELDWOOD PANEL 533, Jerry Possum 514, Dick Track Meet OPEN FRIDAfS Cote 504, Len Mulnite 522; Jim •'( Betwoen Ages 46-87 REGAL MEN'S UConn Gridders Honored I UPI phoioi ADHESIVE 336 NORTH MAIN ST. Stamler 545, Ed Barrett 508, ITHACA, N.Y. (U PI)-T he Repairs and a NO SALESMAN WILL CALL • THi coktnm none to 8:30 P.M. Jim Lawrence 572, Kevin Ivy League’s Heptagonal track ReplacamantsI Call or writ# and givo ua your data of birth. BIG STIK Iw .g!g len n ey Kelley 518, Scott Kelley 525, A1 meet is Scheduled to be held ' m a n c h i s h r (Left to right) Repuhlican Rep. Connecticut House of Represen­ MANCHESTER Little 521, Ken Plecity 501, Ron this weekend at Cornell. The Phono , Ufa of Amarica Inauranca Corp. of Boaton toi -907 Main strut Daniel L. McKeever of Ellington in- tatives Wednesday, honoring them CO. SATURDAY troduceil ro-cuptaiifs Barry Krom Ramsdell 503, Bud Berry 531, meet determfhes the Ivy 6 4 9 -4 4 8 4 40 Iroad St, loston, Mass. 02109, Dept MH Tel. l-^49-0077 ' ' Ml-2471 for their fine 8-2-1 seaiion last fall. 11-oz. TEL. 649-5253 Walt Shaffer 517. League champion. of Reinheek, N.Y. and Rich Foye,of It was the best UConn- gridiron tube to 4 P.M. New London . and first-year head season since the 1958 7-3 -cam­ football roach Larry Naviaux to the paign.

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IOI u ri:K\ - MANCHHSTKR ^ Marrfhcster, Conn., Tluirs.. Fob. 21, u»74. Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d . Manchester, Conn., Thurs..'Feb. 21. 1974- PAGE FIFTEEN Coventry Covent lU (;s HI NNV OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR iJOTH'?.!': ADVERTISING HIYA, population would have in­ sion, was not considered Hanes toid the group that there Seminar. biUs came out because of MICKI V FhN\ trees, wildlife and other factors creased by 36,000, he said. B^ HANK LEONARD adequate by the commission were no funds presently revaluation and more needed V. around the proposed site. The speaker was William The county already has two because it complied only with available for the launching area Simmons, planner for the services for the new residents, ^\KS. NELSON-WHV T / I HAVE A VERY new communities with a THE .SHERIFF HAD J MRS. NELSON—YOU the letter of the law and not but that the plans would be Windham Regional Planning taxes went up sharply; in some .'N '•SP.' IT'S still -DIDN'T YOU TELL.ME H GOOD REASON, NO RIGHT TO y FOLLOW YOUR < drawn up for a 12-15 car area to proposed total population of 25,- cases as much as five times, DID UNCLE PH'L GO A N'P AND. TUCK TH.AT MR. JOKIES'REAL ) DOCTOR-AMD I with the spirit of the law. The commission also objects Agency, who was assistant 000 to 30,000. TELL YOU.' r f CONSCIENCE—AND give car-top boats access to Rejects Idea Simmons said. TO the HOS. mV\L k FOR Jlt< NAME IS CROWDER- ./ DON'T WANT ANY- I'LL FOLLOW MINE/ to the way the developer has director of planning in Loudoun Au AINT AND THAT HE'S THE / ONE TO KHOW- Francis Funk, chairman of Eagleville Lake. Simmons said that what at­ ’The Board of Supervisors met USEUH handled the open space area. Armji Secretary Howard County, Virginia, when Levitt tracted new communities to the 'GiRL'S FATHER? / 1 £ S P E C IA L L Y the Conservation Commission, Only canoes and boats with on Feb. 2,1970 and voted 4 to 2 MY DAUGHTER' The developer did set aside the Callaway, at a news conference and Sons, a subsidiary of ITT, county was the cheap land, □ NOTICES : ■ said she would like “a new site small electric motors would be to turn down the application modern amount of land required by law Wednesday, rejected submitted an application to sewer, capacity and central i , 1 ' T H00PLE= plan that was more in keeping allowed on the lake because it is because of its economic inpact 9 II Mgft but the parcel of land is located suggestions that Vietnam War build a new community on 1,200 water supply. HEROES ARE MAPE-..MCTTBORM with the goals and patterns we too small for other t^ s of on the county, Simmons said. ********•••••••••••••••••••• across the street from the sub­ draft resistors be allowed to acres. In 1969 the county adopted a want developed in Coventry.” division and no provision for boating activities., clear their records by doing Levitt’ went to the Circuit Lo$t and Found 1 Mrs. Funk also said that the Simmons said the county was comprehensive development open .^space land has been Mrs. Funk will meet with peace-time Army service. “ I Court claiming the county (I.API AiN KA.SY BY CHOOIsS C. I ' V, < ; ; ; \ 0 maximum number of homes is about 330,000 acres and the pjan, Simmons said, which in­ LOST - OCTAGON shaped bom provided for on the actual site. DEP and other interested really don’t want anybody in the living was made mostly by refused to implement its com­ groups to plan for the launching dicated that large tract residen­ prehensive development plans. rimmed glasses. Phone 647-9267 b l a z e s ;,..LOOKS LIKE THE Army who doesn’t want to be agriculture with a'little in- after 6 p.m. WHO CONKED y-y-vEs; he p-p-pick ep T wWE KNOW- WE SAVV Hl.y F.'7F area. tial development would be per­ The court upheld the Board of OPPOSITION got here BEFORE MB'. YOU?... that ME UP IN ONE hand there,” he said. dustory around the Dulles { aCHAIR LIKE A TOOTHPICK'.'.,. C .'H V mitted in the eastern part of the Supervisors saying the rate of BOMEHEAD AND HURLED ME TO ABOUT THE Fu-.V In other business, the com­ International Airport. u county. FOUND - Black and white APE-MAM? THE FL00R.;.„HE'6' mission voted to r&peat its prior development was at its decre- GOOD h e a v e n s ; \ The Planning Commission of This area was chosen because A h F*tUTA9TICAUy recommendation to the Town tion and that county could not STRONG! -THAT B r i g h t ; \ Loudoun County is only an ad­ of the school system, availabili­ th ev'r e in a m Council that a quarter-mile sec­ observe the economic impact of 2 STORE FOR RENT visory board; the ultimate deci­ ty of roads and industrial OLD SAFE IN THE tion of Brigham Tavern Rd. Coventry the proposed new community, FOUND - Male Schnauzer pup­ l•l{lS(:Il.l.v.‘• POP ______B \ A L m : h m i :e r NEXT R O O M y sion rests with a seven-member possibility, he said. proposed to be widened and im­ Simmons said. py, yellow colored. Call An­ ' ■■ iS \ ' MAKSES Y ou / P R O S A S l y \ f,r" ' BROAD STREET , “In a pre-application con­ dover Dog Warden, 742-7194. I ' “tm e:. \ proved be paved at its present Levitt appealed but in June 'WONJOER NNWAT ME- VYOMDErlRiKiiS- LVii (\ MANCHESTER, CONN. width or left as is. ference, Levitt said they 1972 a new zoning ordiance was !' RODiM'S .N'OST /|- VYAS TM lN KIN O .-' NVHERE. ME / \l-\P AA wanted to come up with the best FOUND - Black male Pomera­ • .-'OGSM'T , The commission also dis­ passed requiring the developer IT3 . Loyzim Says Seminars planned community the county nian dog. Call Dog Warden, 646- CALL cussed expanding its seven- to pay part of the capitol im- had seen on the 1,270 acres they 4555. member group to eleven provement costs made LA') owned,” Simmons said. The '■ I JARVIS Construction Company members, which is now per­ Not New City Oriented necessary by the new communi- population of the community FOUND - Siamese cat. Vicinity ''-7 mitted under a public act ty. Bowers School. Call 649-9437. 6 4 3 - 4 1 1 2 was estimated at 13,000. 1 /- '■ passed in the 1973 legislature. Levitt withdrew his appeal At this time the planning staff -) . If the commission decided to MONICA SHEA and refiled his application un­ V- Y I s t t ;\ k c a n x i n BV Ain ! (' , Moten Tenzer, director of the listed 100 items it considered ••••••••••••••••••••######«» expand it would need a revision der the new zoning regulations. Y“ -. Steve Loyzim, chairman of Urban Institute of UConn, said wrong with the plan. Panonala 2 of the Charter. In June of 1973 the Planning the Planning and Zoping Com­ he intends to have a session in The plan was revised and the 2F COURSE \ BUT YOU haven't HAD Commission voted not to 2-11 BUT, STEVE, YOU'RE SO OF COURSE,^ ' L M. mission, reiterates that the which the town residents and PIANO wanted, any condition. YOU ENJOY i MUCH Td BE SPEND­ so WILD WHEN QUIET-DON'T D E A R ,. . l.NG planning commission New Town Seminars are not officials could receive a recommend the application to Call anytime, 742-7141. 2L ' SUMAIER,HONEY,Y SPENDING THRIFT WITH, THE I HAVE EVEN A believe .THING ' recommended to the Board of •••••••••••••••••••••••••••# ! 2-.11 ' Zl> I DON'T KNOW WHY MONEY-WHO WAY YOU'VE BUDGET­ SPARE NICKEL new city oriented. thorough look abnew towns in a the Board of Supervisors, and c-i. rc ~ Supervisors 6 to 1 that it ap­ Simmon said the board as yet Announcemanta 3 YOU ARE SOCO.N- DOESN'T? ED EVERY DIAAE the people tlic Loyzim, after welcoming general way. prove the application. m i : BORN [ OSLH CERNED... OF MY PAYCHECK... has made no decision on the in AR ( SAVSOM those attending the second It was at this time that the I seminar Wednesday night said, application, . E x p w n n c id , 'NPfTijiijHM fOu’lJS know the personal feelings of 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ MR. \BI;BNA I HV W IN AT BRIDGE V4C 1)517-/y' the speaker of the evening but ford. Evenings, 233-6879. in Kj()LSTON J0M ;S and I HANK HIIXH l W A Y he did know that he was in­ - — • ^ -- ___ Till' bljil 11,12 i;; 58* 8 oz can volved in reviewing a new town MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd THREE OF THOSE POOR West Niirlh I THIMK \ Sobel made only correct play for proposal which was rejected by mortgages — interim financing DEARS WILL BE SPeNDIN6 Concentrate cleans fuel system as you drive. — expeditious and confidentim THERE |g \ 14 Loudoun, County, Virginia. THE EVENING WITHOUT ME . Suppose that an honor service, J.D. Real Estate EMTIRELV I'a s I * Noirni failed to drop. She would con­ Assoc. 646-1980. . 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She needed two cltil) L 1 ; 5 60-15 21. 39.00' 174 1 GIURGE’EM! 1 iricks and the play of the ace 1 S 'I .r— ACROSS 3 Fish 775-15 '21. 42~.0’O" 2 if insured this result against 1 H 1^ ISS9 1 By O sw ald & .Jaiiit's .Jacoby 1 Colorado's 4 Redacted E. T adver.se distribution. highest peak 5 Crimson E V E 7 State capital 6 Tendency E T W hen Helen .Sobel, p roba­ 13 Peruser 7 Democrat T El I AMC BUYER PROTECTION PLAN « bly the greatesl woman 14 Feminine ’ (ab.l 1. A simple, strong guarantee! 2 DIO- She would be sure of two appellation 8 Highest note of S C bridge player, Hist played at W hen you buy a new 1974 A/14C car from an American^Mof ors . AWVLLI club tricks against 3-2 break. 15 Part within. gamut P E. R 2-21 the C avendish Club .she was A M It w as the 4-1 b reak s that 16 Town in 9 Eminent ' 1 CAMPERS! dealer, American Motors Corporation guaranteestoyou that, young, very attractive and 1 B might bother her. Quebec 10 Small botl4c F^ T t r e s t o n e except for tires, it wiil pay for the repair or replacement of any SHOKI BIB.S couldn’t have looked less like BY I BANK O’NFAI 17 Arboreal home 11 Domestic 29 Crucifix VANS! PICKUPSI part it supplies that is defective in material or workmanship. a bridge player. la.State bounding slave 3O.S1116II i.sl.ind DLC- 100® R E T R E A D S This guarantee is good for 12 months from the date the car is ...'.E NO \V-^A" DO UL Colbrado on 12 Nautical term 31 Irish fuel RETREADS ON SOUND TIRE BODIES first used or 12,000 miles, whichever comes first. All we UAO= '- A " EA" 19 Rocky — GA__' --EV1 u AR- : a __ south (ab. I 34 Erect HRESTONE. require is that the car be properly maintained and cared for \0\3Ei?S. T----- 20 Hebrew letter National Park 38 High cani STiVR GiVXJElC^O is in Cpiorado under normal use and service in the fifty United States or ' O -' V /'' (var.): 41 .Size uf sh'il ANY SIZE TRANSPORT* AMC P'1 Matador $2996’“ -IP (-.l..\Y K, POU..\X- 21 Furnished with 22 Born 43 Behind a I'M .il Canada and that guaranteed repairsor replacements be made ARIES LIBRA MAP. ? Your Ouily AcUvify Guide jmoney 23 Bird vessel IN STOCK 13i' 14" 15" TRUCK TIRES - our economical mid-size with by an American Motors dealer. SU.T 25^journ 24 Half-em Acceding fo ihe S/orr. 44 Laths .iL'If' 2. A free loaner car from almost every one of our dealers ' APP. 19 25 Culture media To rlovulf [; message for Friday, ' qcr. 2iyulit> 28 Footed vase 45 FI(jwit haldei a 6-cyiinder engine standard. if guaranteed repairs take overnight. ^ 2 9-11 13 l'l-18-24-29,— 29 Tear 26 Flexible shoot 46Till I'c h ir.di ' « l read vv rd-, /.< .rroeponding to numhors 3. Special Trip Interruption Protection. 3.^3-73-80;82 54-55-65 s'5 32 Trap for game 27 Hostelries ariiiadill'i X' ‘.f your y.' -'Wnr. [>irlh cign. IL , , ' TAURUS SCORPIO 33 Sea eagle 4. And a toll free hot line to A M C Headquarters. APR. 10 ) Be 31 A 61 ,Coo(>?fQte 35 Simple sugar OCT. B la c k w a llt 2 Just 32 Practical 62 Y o u r'7 * 36 Girl's name 6.00-16 Black IdAY 10 3 P.sky 33 On . 6J Home 1 2 3 4 5 6 r ~ 0 I (I Plus 37C to 55C NOV. 21 37 Heating device Tube,-type. - -.12-15-1/-40 4 You - 34 Uncovet 64 May F.E.T. and X 5 Day 35 Action ^ ing 31-48-59.65yT' 39 Palnfi leaf 14 Plus $2.27 F.E.T. :?^5_2-75-79-87 13 1 recappable tire. 6 M ay 36 Scene• 6 6 P r^ .f 7677-84 BVy ., (var.) and tire off your iU / / SWVVi B GEMINI 7 Vour 37 Exciting 67 EoF WhltRwalls add $ 1.50 Meet the 74 Matador, the car that Car and Driver BY BOY CBA.NE SAGITTARIUS 40 Legal point IS 16 vehicle. 12 months or 12,000 m iles-w e’ll fix it. Free. 8 For 38 Or 68 Plans WAV 21 HOy. 22 41 Chinese 6-ply rated. Magazine calls “best styled car for 74'.’ 9 Putter 39 Your 69 Escape' pagoda if IS 19 |2 0 That promise covers such things as shock ...... 1 .ENTERED-FIKJCH'6 LIBRARV W H E R E r YOU MISSED HIM BY yfr'-'i^JUNE 20 10 Own 40 Be . 70 Mcxlerafely 0£C. 21 3- 5- 8-23 11 Around 41 Reody 71 From 42 West Pointer That styling leadership is backed by something .'JUSTLAS HE TOLD YOD TO DO, IS MR. ABOUT 20 MINUTES, 16-22-28 45 21 23 24 absorbers, wheel alignments, brake linings—even .#■^7.62-68 12 W arm 42 Activity 72 Cause 44 Struggles 51-67-70 o : ERNIE. HE SHOT A\E WITH ONE . . FINCK? / ERNIE. HE GOT CAUGHT 13 The 43 Moster 73 Today ■ 46 Cain s victim 25 26 27 ro*nr nobody else offers: all tfie benefits of the exclusive light bulbs. CANCER 14 New 44 Borgoins 74 Trovcling OF THOSE TRANQUILIZINO ' CAPRICORN (Bib.I 'N IN THE TRAP HE HAD JUNE 11 45 And A M C Buyer Protection Plan. 1 5 Friendships , 75 By; DEC. 22 y.' 49 Symbol for a 34 What’s more, if guaranteed repairs take * ’ 1 / / X a m , DARTS. ‘ ~ ^ SET FOR YOU * -I-JULY 22 )7j Watch- 46 While 76 Ouiclly natrium .17 Can 47 Tfirough 77 ln „ JAN. 19 It’s an unbeatable combination. ’ /THAT'WAS 50 Popource a if 38 overnight, AMC has a plan to provide you with a 30-29 42-49 18 Ideo 48 Person 78 A 4- 6-34-37|^- A CLOSE 54 M lntal relish 1 '6078 81-86 19 A 49 C fia rf 79 Your 44 46-57 ___ 42 Because it means that if anything AM C did loaner car. Free. 20 Friends 50 D ocumcrit 80 If 57 Greek ... .r" SHAVE* LEO AQUARIUS 21 I eftt-r , * 51 Weight 81 Pfcscnl>cd gravestones 44] goes wrong with your new '74 Matador in the first Come in. Meet the unbeatable combination today. JULY 23 22y;,^ ■' '■/' !.)r'vf‘!'.j>f*d 8?. P«',sstt)le JAN 20 .. V ■ 59.Winged 45 r ■ A ‘ ‘ I. 0*1 I .J aU^rMnctuios ■A f(B. 18 60 Printing 4^ 4T 48 ' 0 I R4 \ir If imstakes H'j >ou y 19 21 :i8 50 Manufacturer’s suggested retail price. Destination charges, state and local taxes not included. Custom wheel covers and while wall tires extra! -j/iS-iS/'d 26 I'j^e 56 1-. • 86 Course- 64 ’/2 S5 88 61 Washes lightly 54 55 56 27 Chnnr^c 62Transgrcs.sor MML-flL nU KN ” VIRGO 57 Sfiopping 87 Onginatify PISCES 28 Diet 58 Or 88 Concern n 65 1RIRI.TUISI See your AMC P I Dealer—where you fE8. 19 y.N get a good deal. Anda good deal more. A' / AUG. 2J 29 Be 59 Is ‘ 89 Behalf DOWN • A f.n t4 lH IK 'fl/ sfri. u 30 Set 60 Of> 90 Now M AP 70' ' ' I Ireland SI 6T 2/22 T -2 0 2 5 33-36 r, • -2 Smooth /(lOOil ' ( j X c n ir d T '-^ l 56-61 De Cormier Fi9 69 71 83-90 Motor Sales 0 (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE AS',N i . 285 Broad Street, Manchester PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester: Conn., Thurs.. Feh. 21, 1Q74 / Ha/p iVanted Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale Homes For Sale 23 I MANCHESTER EVENING HERAl.D, □ EMPLOYMENT Manchester. Conn., Hiurs.. Feb. 21. 1974 - PAGE SEVENTR ic n WANTED - Counter* help. After­ BENJY MANCHESTER- twp family 6-6 RAISED RANCH - Large living BY JIM BERRY Apartments For Rent SEARS AUTOMOTIVE noons and midnight to 6 a.m., duplex, with three bedrooms, Doge-Birde-Pets 43 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Help Wanted 13 baker needed for nights in­ room and formal dining room ker needed for nights in- each side. Huge kit bathroom s, vinyl deck and swimming pool. Two V 30UHPI > FREE PUPPIES- mother hun­ GENERAL Machinists - over­ son. YOU MAKE THE HOME’’ ting hound, father collie, 8 2 bedrooms, air-conditioner, 335 siding,' aluminum sstorms and fireplaces, family room, two- REALTOR 'H h s s t / APARTMENT HOUSE FOR Rent with- or time. paid holidays, excellent Department. Mornings, afternoons and evenings. Centernter Street, Manchester. screens, two cat males , one female. 643-5564 prbage disposal, basement without option to buy. T h m or We will train if necessary. _ car s a ra 26 ’car garage, large lot. 160x250’. MIS laundry facilities. Being RENTAL OFFICE insurance benefits, full or part - Wolverton Agency, Realtors, after 3. four bedrooms, two children, time. Metronics, Inc., route 6 $47,500. Philbrick Agency, transferred, must sub-let, 528- We have a large variety of ' Apply In Person WANTED companion vzo-mio.649-2813. Realtors, 646-4200. % excellent references, & 44A, Bolton. housekeeper for elderly lady, ______!______PEMBROKE Welsh Corgi- 7422 after 6 p.m. days. 646-4519, deluxe one and two-bedroom Manchester vicinity. Wanted SEARS AUTOMOTIVE CENTER not a^ invalid. Call 568-6173 ^ MANCHESTER- AKC, registered, female, nine apartments and townhouses for April 1st. 6 4 6 ^ . LAUNDRY - Part time after 8. Beautiful one HELP! EAST HARTFORD - Mayberry ° owner home_____ with three MANCHESTER months old. 1-537-1627. throughout Manchester. Ren­ weekend positions available at Village, available four rooms, tal office open daily from 9-5, TWO BEDROOM duplex or Manchester Parkade bedrooms, two full baths, NEW RANCH stove, one car parking, $135. Meadows Convalescent Center. CASHIER/CLERK - full-time heated family room, country Yes we can...and AKC COLLIES, sables and tris other times by apptintment. apartment, for working 333 Bidwell Street, Manchester. An Equal Opportunity Employer Security same. 289-4134.' position. Apply in person, First size kitchens with ail built-ins. six weeks old, all shots, call 875- mother, one child, and small 646-2321. Attention Mr. Foods, 646 Center 'Street, Spacious 7-joom Ranch. 3 , Here’s How: 1629. dog, vicinity telephone com-, Franklin, Den with fireplace, two plus bedrooms, 2 baths,, family SUB-LET, one-bedroom apart­ DMUTOENTDIi>IBSES,IK. Manchester. garages and beautiful in-ground » pany, Manchester, reasonable room with fireplace and patio, ' “Service la Our Business 3 L M ^ FREE PUPPIES - part ment, March 1st to August 1st. 240-« N n S tite.M , Mmcbeiter , rent. 6462009. pool. Wolverton Agency, Call 649-8338 after 6 p.m. RETIRED person - to work as a GAS STATION attendant Realtors, 649-^13. kitchen with appliances, 2 - XI ^ ti74 byaTPWBE.FEATUHB Shepherd, males and females, 7 8461021 clerk nights in a retail package needed, full-time. Apply in per­ dining room, aluminum and Homes tor Sale weeks old. Phone 872-2126. store. Apply in person, Olcott SEWING MACHINE son, Gorin's Sports Car Center, siding, 2-car garage. 23 Investment Property 25 . Services Ottered 31 RpolIng-SIdIng NEW DUPLEX, four large MIsc. for Rent TOLLAND - _By owner, three 34 rooms, 1 1/2 baths, stove, air- 58 Package Store, 654 Center Route 83, Tolland Tpke., bedroom Raisesed Ranch, on one It’s ALL FREE! MANCHESTER - Well cared Street, between 8-5. Talcottville. (You can’t boat the pricol) for ten room oversized Cape in MANCHESTER - South Main, LIGHT trucking, attics and HORACE Tetrault — Siding, conditioner, garbage disposal, MANCHESTER - Newer 2 118 MAIN ST. - Garage and OPERATORS acre wooded lot, 1 l/2baths, business property, 2-family, 13 cellars cleaned. Bundled Anllquea 48 wall-to-wall throughout,. full bedroom Townhouse, full base­ eat-in kitchen, dining room, 1. Member MLS country setting, only five roofing, storm Windows, aw­ storage space for rent. (Sll 646 # Business Opportunity 1^ 848-1180 rooms and store, excellent in­ newspapers taken only. Free nings. Quality workmanship, basement, yard, on bus line. ment, private entrances and 2426, 9-5. LABORATORY large family room, with 2. Mortgage Information minutes from center of town. WANTED — Antique furniture, Call, 643-0089. f f i Wall-to-wall carpeting. come. Priced to sell im­ estimate. Phone 647-9610. free estimates. Fully insured. patio, includes heat, Apply Personnel Office fireplace. Asking $39,500. Call 3. Full Qualified Professional mediately. Skelly Realty, 529- glass, pewter, oil paintings or appliances, and carpeting. $235 TECHNICIANS 'MANCHESTER - Pizza house, 872-4662. MERRITT AGENCY Separate three room apart­ 872-9187, 649-3417. fully equipped. Priced to sell. Personnel 1378. TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving other antique items. Any quan­ - SUNNY 4 rooms, appliances per month. Paul W. Dougan, PART-TIME ment. Priced in the mid 40s. tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, Owner has other interests. For REALTOR 4. Personal Counseling by Call us to see this fine listing. T. large appliances, cleaning ROOFING — Specializing supplied, one child, no pels, Realtorj 643-4535, 6461(«1. MANCHESTER MODES, INC. MANCHESTER- Beautifully cellars and attics, also some 165 Oakland Street. $145. Immediate occupancy. Medical technologist needed details call Stanley Agency, 646- located 4 bedroom Colonial on a Appointment J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. repairing rdofs, new roofs, □ AUTOMOTIVE Pine StreetH^IWanchester 3618. tree work done. 644-1775. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Security required. 633-6026. Ma n c h e s t e r ' - T h ree on our 3-7 p.m. shift, Monday - 200’ well landscaped lot. For­ bedroom apartment in newer MANCHESTER and Vicinity - and repaired. 30 years Friday. mal dining room, den, 28’ ENGLISH TUDOR - 8 rooms on CALL FOR YOURS TODAYI 'Real Estate Wanted 28 FOUR-ROOM and five-room two-family, fully carpeted, Autos For Sale 81 COUNTRY STORE for sale We have a large selection of LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, experience. Free estimates. Wanted to Buy Medical Laboratory Techni­ fireplaced living room, 2 1/2 10 acres. Large living room cellars and attics cleaned, 49 apartments, tiled bath, heat, appliances, air-conditioning lock, stock and barrel, well baths, 60’s. Wolverton Agency, homes from $21,9(K). Visit our Howley, 643-5361. cian needed for every other traveled highway. For \yith Cypress paneling and SELLING your home or lawns mowed, small tree work. hot water included, newly and basement storage. NEED CAR? Credit bad? B.VRTENDER - Evenings. par- Realtors, 649-2813. LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... new office at 144 Center Street acreage? For prompt friendly WANTED for cash - Antiques, Bankrupt? Repossessed? weekend on our day shift. ticulars call 289-6208 or 649- fireplace, four bedrooms, den, Free estimates. Phone 64^6000. Heating-Plumbing < 35 remodeled. Middle-age adults. Convenient location, $245 Phone 643-5747, 646-9171. at your convenience and com­ service, call Louis Dimoct early tin and cast iron toys, menthly, security required. Honest Douglas accepts lowest RNS4PNS-AIDES 7669. two baths, two-car garage. fort to see pictures and descrip­ Security deposit, references, no For more information please COVENTRY - Three-bedroom Ideal set-up for dog kennel Realty, 649-9823. DRESSMAKING - 15 years trains, guns, swords, glass, pets, parkifig. 11 1/2 A and B Available April 1st. 643-5836. down, smallest payments. JOIN THE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ranch, partially finished rec tions of most homes available BOTTI Heating and Plumbing, postcards, early books, oil pain­ contact the Personnel Depart­ PART-TIME Executive operation. $59,500. Philbrick REALE’S CORNER experience. Specializing in — Prompt, courteous service. School Street, across from East Douglas Motors, 345 Main. ment, 646-1222 Ext, 481. secretary to insurance DYNAMIC room, washer, dryer, dis-, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 1 7 5 MAIN SniECT PHONE 8 4 8-45 25 in the area. Meyer Agency, tings, pewter, almost, anything Side Rec, near Main. AVAILABLE immediately, Realtors, 646-3860, 646-8776. SELLING YOUR PROPERTY? alterations, evening and bridal Call 643-1496. executive, five day week, four NURSING TEAM □ REAL ESTATE hwasher and TV antenna to Call us first. Will buy your gowns. Call Sandy, 643-7042,10- old. Call anytime, 643-6535, modern 3-;room apartment, 1970, FORD Maverick, 6 stay. Large lot. Priced in the hours daily, parking available. MANCHESTER - Six-room home immediately at a fair SEWERLINES, sink lines, ’ FOUR-ROOM* aptapartment, com­ carpeting, appliances, parking, cylinder, standard shift, $1,050; . MANCHESTER MEMORIAL Send resume to Box P, high 20’s. Phone Mitten Realty, Colonial. Large kitchen, formal pletely renovated. Adults only. storage, Hilliard Street, call 1970 Plymouth, $900; 1965 Homes For Sale 23 Realtors, 643-6930. price. All cash. Call Lou cleaned with electric cutters, ...... renovated HOSPITAL Manchester Herald. THE MEADOWS dining room, 3 bedrooms, gar: TOLLAND ED’S Contracting ^ency - by professionals. McKinney $200 monthly molincludes utilities. 649-7289, 568-3850, after 5 p.m. Chevrolet Impala, $225. Arruda, 644-1539. Repossessions. Savings Bank of 71 Haynes Street Immediately available full CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, age. Immaculate condition. MANCHESTER - New WYLLYS ST. Painting, carpentry, floor and Bros. Sewer Disposal Com- □ RENTALS Security. 646-1189. $29,900. Philbrick Agency, NEW LISTED CAPE ON NEWER TWO bedroom Manchester, 6461700. Manchester, Conn. and part-time positions. 3-11 California Ranch. Fireplaced Listing, three bedroom Cape, REALTORS 644-1539 rug cleaning, remodeling, tree pany, 643-5308. living room, formal dining COVENTRY ' Realtors, 646-ttOO. half-acre lot. 4 King sized Attractive stone and frame 8- service. For all kinds of work Townhouse, private basement, An equal opportunity employer CLERK TYPIST | and 11-7 shifts. Excellent bedrooms, two full baths, 1 'A bathe, carpeting, room Colonial, 2*4 baths, 2- 1969 CAMARO, SS. Call 6466625 room, modern kitchen with call 649-1590 between 8-6. FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, Rooms tor Rent 52 WOODUND includes heat, appliances, $195 I * salary plus company paid CIRCA 1730, Antique Colonial. fireplaced recreation room, fireplace, formal dining car garage. Paneled family ALL CASH for'”'your property monthly. Paul W. Dougan, after 5. dining area, family three large NEW HOMES room, first-floor family room, repairs, and remodeling. Good, opportunity for someone * Life, Health, Major Medical bedrooms, fourth possible. 2- Recently restored, 7 fireplaces, garage and much more. By room,, built-in range, oven, within 24 hours.Avoid red tape, Prompt service on emergen­ Realtor, 643-4535, 6461021. Created with you in mind! ROOM for middleaged woman, MANOR SALES GIRL for part-time with better than average I and Disability insurance car garage. Beautifully summer kitchen, new baths, appointment only. Mid 30’s. attractive treed lot. $34,900. dishwasher, disposal, attic instant service. Hayes Agency, TENNIS RACQUETS cies. 643-7024. 1972 TOYOTA Corolla, 15,000 work, 4 to 8 p.m. evenings, and Colonials, Raised Ranches. 646-0131, q^uiet, convenient location, 224 miles, with stereo, must sell, numerical, clerical and typing I makes this truly one of the landscaped grounds. Marion E. ne\v kitchen, two-car garage. Call Ann Hunter, 649-5306. TOLLAND — King sized fan . M an icu red IcU. • Rastnmg Charter Oak St,, 643-5886 APARTMENTS WANTED LADY to share four- weekends. Call for an appoint- ■ skills. Two - three years’ I best benefit packages in the Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. " Choose your colors, High 50’s. Philbrick Agency, master bedroom featured In 68LE CLUBS Flooring room apartment. Phone 643- leaving the country. Call 646 Evenings, 649-3695. Irreplacable fieldstone walls. 36 between 4-6 p.m. HonwstsaS Street 8183 evenings. ment, Munson's Candv Kitchen, I business experience desired, | industrv. appliances and carpeting. Realtors, 646-4200. WE WILL buy your house. Call 7980. 649-4332. ‘ | this three-bedroom Ranch. CSads of quality and Ropahreil ^ (Dfl W. Middle Tpke.) Excellent fringe benefits. For | THIRTEEN ROOMS - 2 1/2 Prices starting at $38,900, Call anytime, Hutchins Agency, 6ERALO P. DUM8ND FLOOR ______Star.t the New i ear right, con­ Carpeted living room with amenities at a realistic price. Realtors, 649-5324. LADIES only, nicely furnished MANCHESTER FIVE ROOMS - security. After 1%7 CHEVELLE hartdtop, 396 appointment. Call Lorraine ■ tact Emilia Kurnik, Assistant baths, two fireplaces, 3-car gar- Jon Jennings for more infor­ EAST OF MANCHESTER The BARROWS i WALLACE Co. fireplace, paneled recreation 648-4000 Refinishing, (specializing in rooms for rent, (community EXPERIENCED Cabinet | J age, horse barn, view. $53,900. Realtors - MLS Call... older floors). Inside painting, Bum by 6 p.m., 5662230. with spare motor and parts, maker . and formica work, ■ Murphy, 646-5500 | Director of Nursing Service to mation, 649-5306 or evenings COVENTRY Lakefront room, ' garage. 279' deep kitchen and bath. All utilities $450. 1967 Chevy Impala, needs • Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 SELLING— j •’ yourmT house? Call ueF — —------tcmiigs.ceilings. donnJohn Verfaille, veriaiiie, Mb-646- included. Convenient to stores UAR HOUSING CORP. wanted for local shop. Phone ■ learn more about the many 742-6317. Owner must sell. Buying wooded lot. $33,500. WARREN E. HOWLAND first , ...... included. Convenient to stores FOUR ROOMS, first floor, valve job, $125. Call 649-4046. TRUCK AND tractor, backhoe 872-2222. and bus line. Ideal for working 1 and 2-bedroom luxuary 647-9465 for appointmemt. ' I ROGERS CORP. ■ health care opportunities on MANCHESTER - Large, home next month west of the NORTH COVENTRYNew offer. stove, furnace, $110. Shown by I An equal opportunity employer I 888 Main Street ’ kett ReaL^MI^f'iT? ■ ^ grading, fill ...... * or elderly lady. Call after I this side of the river. New sec gracious 7-room Colonial, river. Six room cape BOLTON - Six room expandable listing. Tastefully decorated Crockett apartments. Features wall-to- appointment. 644-0031. 1971 PLYMOUTH Fury III, 4-'^, CAB DRIVER - We have a full- Realtor 843-1108 xeu, neaitor, MJ-1577. removal ortfelivery. 649-6962 or □ MISC. FOR SALE P-Hi-644-0383. wall carpeting, vanity tile door, automatic transmission, tion opening soon. fireplace, aluminun? siding, fireplaced living room Cape, two unfinished, new fur­ L-Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 646-6761.d4o^7o1. * • time' opening for our The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. baths, built-in oven, range, BOLTON - (four room heated $1,400. Phone 644-0727. nice yard, 3-car garage. $39,900. Realtors — MLS enclosed porch, 3 bedrooms, 2 nace, 1/2 acre wooded lot, carpeting, modern eat-ln THE THOMPSON House- Manchester fleet. If you are dishwasher, refrigerator and' Martment, appliances, second Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 car attached garage, formal asking $23,500. Meyer Realtors, kitchen with bullt-lns, sunken Painting-Papering 32 Articles tor Sale 41 Cottage Street, centrally dependable with a clean driving CABINET maker wanted, fully 646-2321 646-3860, 646-8776. disposal, electric heat, 2 air floor, parking for two cars, AUTO Insurance - compare our 333 BIDWELL STREET dining room. Only $29,7(K) family room with fireplace, ROLLING PARK - Cape, three □ MISC. SERVICES located, large, pleasantly fur­ record, stop in to see us. East experienced only. Call MANCHESTER - Two family, bedrooms, dining room, conditioners, glass sliding' yard, security deposit, $165 low rates. For a telephone MANCHESTER COVENTRY - Near Bolton, garage. Treed V* acre lot. T. J. FLANAGAN - Painting, BEAUTY SALON equipment nished rooms, parking. Call 649- quotation call Mr. Dolin at 646 Hartford Cab Co, 107 Burnside Displaycraft, Manchester, 643- modern kitchens, ceramic tile COLUMBIA - Lakefront finished rec room with wall-to- doors, all large rooms. Full monthly. 649-0617. Ave, East Hartford, 9557. line, new to the market, lovely $35,900. papering, general repairs.' for sale, two complete shampoo 2358, for overnight and perma­ 6050. baths, aluminum, siding, 2-car beautiful year 'round home. 6 wall carpeting, extra large Services Offered 31 Estimate now for units, one hydraulic chair. (Jail nent guest rates. basement storage area, ample COOKS - Part-time nights, app­ garage, excellent location. COMPLETELY renovated six 6-room Ranch on over an TMms, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, ELLINGTON — Immaculate kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, oil hot spring/summer clean up. Call 643^'ill after 6 p.m. parking. Starting at $175. Han­ 1967 SCOUT - V-8,4-wheel drive LAUNDRY worker - mdture. EXPERIENCED exhibit ly Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, Char-Bon Agency, 643-0683; room Cape, fireplaced living acre. Walk-out family room, dishwasher, carpeting, 8-room Colonial. Four water heat. Phone owner-agent, DRIVEWAYS cleared of snow, 643-1949. ^ For organizing clean linen . Manchester. FURNISHED ROOM for dy to shopping, schools, bus Homes for Rent 54 with 4-way angle plow. G ^ builder wanted, supervisory room Has wall-to-wall large fireplaced living room, screened porch. Hutchins Agen­ bedrooms, one full and two 649-5261', or 646-7925. Manchester and Bolton area. GENUINE Cuckoo Clock, working lady. Modern kitchen, room _ and personal clothing carpeting, kitchen has new and religious facilities. condition. $1,600. Call 6462271. experience preferred. Call MANCHESTER - Six room 2-car detached garage. $32,500 cy; 649-5324. halt-baths, extra closet Call 649-5900. J.P. LEWIS & Son custom excellent condition, call 64'7- linens, private enterance, BOLTON - Single house, dining room. East Hartford Convales­ Displaycraft, Manchsester 643- JANITOR - Full-time, Hlature Colonial on the west side, three oven-range and cabinets, new Model apartment open ,for in­ C O L y M B IA - Numerous space, carpeting, formal MANCHESTER - New Listing - decorating, interior and 9033. parking, central. Call 643-8649. room, fireplace, large yard, 1968 CHEVROLET Bel Air sta­ cent Home, 745 Main Street, 9557. individual, good starting salaiw. large bedrooms, two full baths, burner, new hot water heater, MANCHESTER - Lovely six 9 rooms, four bedrooms, large spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday East Hartford. selection • of homes, ranging dining room, fireplace, un­ exterior, paper hanging. Fully references required. $225. tion wagon, small V-8, very Excellent fringe benefits. On formal dining room, eat-in brand new^bath, three room larger Cape on treed half lot, large bam, two-car garage, insured. 649-9658. OLDER refrigerator, best SLEEPING ROOM, ample and Sunday. Other times by monthly. 643-5983. TOOLMAKERS - Experienced, bus line. Apply in person. East bedrooms. Excellent condition from high 30s to the mid 40s. acre lot. Fireplaced living usual family room. Lovely SENTRY good condition. Asking $6M. kitchen, two car garage. Has to B-zone, central, many extras. offer; mason's wheelbarrow; parking. 272 Main Street, appointment. Call 643-0058. pight and day shift. All benefits. Hartford Convalescent Home, be seen. Mid'30’s. Wolverton throughout. $36,900. Wolverton Each with something unique. room, eat-in kitchen, paneled wooded lot. $43,300. Many possibilities. $39,900. F. STENO SERVICE • r . Low tax base. ^ fertilizer spreader; cocktail Manchester. 456 1/2 MAIN STREET - 6 Dean Machine Products, Inc., 745 Main Street, East Hartford. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. den, 11/2 baths. P ric^ at $tt;- NEW HOMES - We have a J. Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. 357 East Center SL table; 8x10 rug; gold barrel rooms, family unit, security. 102 Colonial Rd., Manchester. 900. Zinsser, Agency, 646-1511. Call: 1970 PONTIAC GTO Judge, : TO LLAND - Two homes in fine selection of new homes Manchester, Conn. chair. Call 568-«39. ROOMS for rent. Call 872-3580. UAR H0USIN6 CORP. 6462426, 65 p.m. ram air, Cragar mags, air I EXPERIENCED 649-5265. WAITRESSES, Hostess, CAPE - seven rooms, 1 1/2 one. 10 room Raised Ranch Call 649-7863.' Ask for Bob. cashier, bus boys and dis­ EAST HARTFORD baths, family room, large available In over ten different i iBusiness correspondence,!! 843-9581 shocks, etc, $1,000. Phone 872- * with upstairs having . $39,900 - New 7 room Raised Manchester ALUMINUM sheets used as hwashers. Mature, responsible modern kitchen, wall-to-wall Ranch, two baths, fireplace, locations. Prices range from : ;transcripts, reports,;; Robert Murdock, RaaHor LATHE AVON bedrooms, 21’ living room, IVz $32,500 to $62,000. PETER BELLIVEAU Painting printing plates, .007 thick, MALE to share apartment with people only. Hours 5 to 11 p.m. 4 BEDROOMS stays, porch, garage. Bowers large recreation room, aouble KMODELED VWTOMMI ' 'telephone answering and< ■ 843-9551 Business tor Rent Even if you’re over 55 but still baths, kitchen, dining room, - Experienced and insured! 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. same in Hartford. Call Mark, 5® Trucks tor Sale 62 weekdays, and 11 a.m. to 11 School. $39,5(j0. Philbrick Agen­ garage, wooded. Hutchins ; [secretarial assistance. Stephon J. Ludion Jr. OPERATOR want to be active. ..Investigate and downstairs having Charming remodeled Vic­ Painting, papering, ceilings, Phone 643-2711. 277-5206 days, after 5 pm. 247- p.m. weekends. Apply-in per­ Immaculate 8-room Raised cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Agency, 649-5324. Hourly — Weekly ■' big or small jobs. Call 643-167 1428. Sup’L - 848-5257 STORAGE WAREHOUSE -10,- the Avon earning opportunity. son; Mama Mia’s Cuisine, 477 Ranch on well landscaped lot. another apartment with living torian home. Lovely ■ 671. 1970 INTERNATIONAL step Must be capable of making fireplaced living room, formal Monthly Rates NEWSPRINT efid. rolls. 25 ' 500 square feet, platform level. van, all aluminum. Phone As an Avon Representative, Hartford Rd.. Manchester. Living room, dining room, COVENTRY - oversized Cape, and dining room, 2 bedrooms, JUST LISTED - Six-room Cape ■ Stock Place, rear. Attractive parts from prints, do own set­ dining room, 4 bedrooms, IW HOUSE PAINTING - Interior, cents each. InquireJside door. TWO Furnished rooms, bed- 7964. you'll sell quality products in eat-in kicthen and 4 bedrooms 24x42 with five rooms on first and full bath. Mid 40s.' with garage, located on over 2 649-0552 exterior. Insured, experienced. Manchester EJvening Herald. doom and living room, in VERNON - Northgate, 300 rental Brokers protected. Call up and tool grinding necessary MACHINE Operators, to work floor finished. Second floor un­ baths, 2-chr garage, near South Street, Vernon. There your spare^time on a flexible on upper level. IVz baths, HEBRON - 5 acres. Accom­ gorgeous acres of lawn and College graduate. Free es­ private home. Ideal for single 522-3114. to operate the lathe. Good first shift. Experiefice not finished. Large wooded lot. trees. If you're looking for Center, convenient to shop­ will be a few vacancies ac- starting wage with all com­ schedule, and meet new peo­ family room, laundry, panies this 7 room, 2-family timate. Peter Tilley, 742-6117. HEAVY OAK and hickory professional man hr woman. necessary, we will train, $31,500. Philbrick Agency, room to spread. Priced at only ping, schools, bus. All city fireplace wood, sawed and Phone 646-0425 for more details. curing at Northgate in the next 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for pany paid benefits. ple, too! For more informa- responsible applicants. Com­ workshop - office and double Realtors, 646-4200. (4-3) built in 1968 only $37,500. SHARPENING Service - ■month or two. If you are in­ Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 tion. call 289-4922 $31,900. Keith Real Estate, 646- utilities. An unusual value. Saws, knives, axes, shears, WALLPAPERING - Painting. delivered. Call Elmer Wilson, store, office etc. $160. Call 646 pany paid insurance, holidays garage. H E B R O N - Majestic 5-6 4126, 649-1922, 8 7 5 -6 2 8 3 terested in a large well cared 2426, 65. To inspect this beautiful ■a MR lU l ESTtn skates, rotary blades, (juick Neat, clean qualiW work at 649-5900. ROOM FOR rent, male or HARLEY-DAYJDSON - Motor- Apply at amd vacation. Apply Connec­ COVENTRY - oversized Cape, bedroom Cape with miles of service. Capitol Equipment female. Phone 649-3173. for apartment, fully carpeted, ticut Cycle Accessories, 316 home, call... five rooms finished, plus one PROFESSIONAL reasonable rates. (Jhoose wall with loads of 'closets, private CTcles, parts and accessories. PART TIME Machinists, mor­ view, many extras. Acreage $19,900 Five rooms, 11/2 baths, Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. coverings at your own home. FOR SALE - Electric accordian BOLTON - office space 172 Expert service. Harley- nings, Amerbelle Corp. 104 E. Hartford Rd.. Manchester. bedroom, breeze way and large stove, refrigerator, garage, two 6 4 3-93 32 NOBLE & WESTBROOK 528-6524 available. 50s. SERVICES 7 DAYS Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Call after 5, 649-5474. with case, $300. Clarinet with square feet, warehouse 1,022 Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, Mam St., Rockville. Contact addition 24x28 with unfinished acres. Hutchins Agency, square feet, loading dock with 20 Wastbrook Street Looking’east of Manchester? 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- case, $125. Call 643-8711 after 6. Hartford. 247-9774. Mr. L. Passardi, 875-3325 MALE OVER 18, to clean at interior. Ideal for the handy Realtors, 649-5324. , WEEK 7958. overhead door, and heat. At­ East Hartford, Conn. night. 9 p.m. to midniglrt, more man or extra large family. Save miles of gas and time VERNON - Four-bedroom WALLPAPERING - Painting, between 8:30 a.m.- 4:30p.m. An *R.E.C.' Raised Ranch, ideal location. Neat, clean qualito work at STOP GAS THEFT - No lock, “IS "tedS"wafS'aS tractive appearance, good com­ MOTORCYCLE Insurance - equal opportunity employer. hours later. Apply in person, Wooded lot, 2-car garage, $39,- just call one of our friendly ...... appliances, then you should mercial location by two major after 6 p.m. Dairy Queen REALISTATE CENTER-MLS Double garage, carpeting, for REWEAVING burns, moth reasonable rates. Choose wall no key. Simple gadget installed Lowest rates available. 900. Philbrick Agency, agents. If we don’t have it we hole?. Zippers repaired. Win­ coverings at your own home. in seconds by anyone, $2.50. Apartments For Rent S3 take the trouble to see what is highways. Route 84 and 44. - Brazier, 242 Broad Street. G2T Bumslda Ava., E.H. Realtors, 646-4200. ^he discriminating buyer, $48,- available at Northgate. Rentals Immediate bindingr^roinpt MATURE, experienced, depen­ ARTS AND crafts 528-6524 will find it for you. 900. Diane Fellows, 528-9081, dow' shades, Venetian blinds. Call — . after a,5, o^o-UTtll.649-5474. Memorial lai y^yji, Corner Store or Ideal tor distributor. $225 Claim service. Call Clarke In­ Demonstrators needed. Beat Keys made. TV for rent. Douglas Motors, are from $195 - $240., and in­ monthly. Call 643-9508 or 633- dable saleslady for part-time OLDER HOME - 8 rooms, large EARLY SPRING SPE(M S Keys Realtors, 528-9081. 345- Main. MANCHESTER - Deluxe two clude heat, parking, etc. Call surance Agency, 643-1126. work at the Crockery Shoppe. the high cost of living, no in­ Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. l**,!j,****I***/****...... ------bedroom townhouse, super 2075. vestment, no collecting or modern kitchen, formal dining Building-Contracting 33 superintendant, Mr. Utter, at Apply in person, 844 Main BREAKFAST COOK CONDOMINIUM - Two MANCHESTER - Older Cape with 3 bedrooms, living TWO-FAMILIES - One in the WE BUY and sell used fur-"’^location,! 1/2 baths, full private 872-6011. / Street delivering. Full-time or part- room, large den, two full baths, MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. niture. Cash on the line. One basement, includes heat and SMALL STQRE'tl5x45) Purnell time. Phone 633-J697 or 646- bedroom Ranch in choice loca- 4 bedrooms, two-car garage. On room, dining room, kitchen, garage, needs painting and center of Rockville for $19,900, e s s e n g f t r fully rented. Another in East Removal, pruning, lot clearing, FIREPLACES - roofing, patios, piece or an entire''house full, appliances. $260 per month. near Main. Apply Marlow’s, Campers-Trallers 0496. Experienced, good starting^ ^ n , offered by retiring widow. a 250’ parklike yard. $35,900. decorating but look at the price...... $26,900. 122 FLORENCE STREET - 867 Main St. OPERATORS - Lathe and Complete with all kitchen Hartford, 6-6 duplex, both va­ spraying.Fully insured. interior-exterior painting, all 646-6432. Furniture Bam, 345 Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- Mobile Homes 65 rat^ paid vacation, excellent* Philbrick Agency, Realtors, REAITORS- VERNON - Why not take a look at this very clean S’/i-room Licensed. Free estimates. topes of carpenter work, ad­ Main Street Rear, behind--4535, 6461021. four room apartment in 2- milling operators- Running the appliances and in excellent con­ 646-4200. CO. cant, with 2-car ^rage, $32,900. family, heat and utilities paid, same job by the hundreds? Need A Part or working conditions. Blue Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living room, dining area, kitchen, T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- Phone 633-5345. ditions etc. Free estimates. Douglas Motor Sales. STOR’I or office space, ap­ PLAZA HOMES - Our prices dition. No extras needed. Come 646-8713 423-9291 Reasonable prices. 643-^1. $200 monthly. 644-8896, 643-2282. proximately 2,000 square feet, Traveling long distances? Full-Time Job? Cross available. 48 hours look, it’s reasonable. Call 649- wall-to-wall throughout, oven and«range, t r ^ yard. 1577. FIVE-ROOM duplex, $150 can’t be beat, quality homes, weekly. Apply mornifigs, 9-12. GEORGIAN COLONIAL - 182 West Middle Tpke. Inquire sensibly priced, pew and used. Dissatisfied with wages? Just a 9434 anytime. Priced at only ...... $31,900, MASONRY WORK - Brick, CLEAN USED refrigerators, monthly plus security, oil MANCHESTER - new 2- number in a big company? FRIENDLY ICE CREAM Center chimney Colonial. Two MANCHESTER - FIVE family block and stone. New work and MASONRY - All types, ranges, autonitatic washers, burner, no pets, shopping plaza at Dubaldo Music Center, or 429-2822. Parts, supplies, ser­ fireplaces, modern kitchen with VERNON - Quick sale wanted. Vacant 5’/i-room Ranch. BUCKLEY SCHOOL area - bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 Want to advance your skills?SIf plus 5-car garage. Business repairs, reasonable prices. Call fieldstone, brick, concrete. with guarantees, b ! D. Pearl’s area. 1125 Sullivan Avenue, call 649-6205 after 3 or 643-6802. vice work done. IS NOW TAKING HARTFORD ROAD DAIRY QUEEN MANCHESTER - A home of un­ built-ins, large formal dining Price reduced to ...... $30,900. custom built 3-bedroom Ranch, baths. Includes heat, so, call Armatt Inc., 237 Oak zoned. Excellent income ■ L. 643-9508. Free estimates. After 5 p.m., Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- South Windsor, 644-2998. APPLICATIONS Hartford Rd., Manchester derstated distinction. One-half room, front-to-back living family kitchen^ spacious appliances, shag carpeting, full ■•••••••a Street, Glastonbury- acre of trees and shrubs grace producer. Central location. HEBRON - London Park. Low taxes otter this attractive fieldstone fire p la c ^ living 643-1870 or 644-2975. 2171. For lunch time and breakfast room, large front foyer,- den, $69,900. Philbrick Agency, CUSTOM MADE Draperies; FIVE room flat, second floor, basem ent. $265. Paul W. Autos For Sale 81 experimental job shop, this 8-room Garrison Colonial screened porch, 4 bedrooms, 2 Ranch a buy. Aluminum siding, large lot plus 3 bedrooms, room, dining room, attached Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 6 ^ employing 15 men maximum. time work. Servejice cream with 2 fireplaces, 25’ living Realtors', 64^4200. living room, kitchen with new floor, wall-to-wall garage, screened rear porch very reasonable, work REMODEL your bathroom, GAS §TOVE and refrigerator, stove and refrigerator, west 12 baths, garage, large lot. High kitchen, rec room or custom 1021. 55 hour work week. sandwiches and a full room, 2 1/2 baths, jalousie throughout, full walk-out basement...... $30,000. plus 2-acre lot, 2-car detached guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- aparthient size. Reasonable. side, no pets, children or Requirements: Read on a hill in one of Manchester’s TWOrFAMILY house, 107 4266. build your new home. Call 649- 6467378. singles. Call 646-6812. breakfast In pleasant sur­ INFLATION ruining the porch, redwood and stone patio, finest neighborhoods. Philbrick MANCHESTER -'7-foom older Colonial In good condition, garage, Buster Crabbe pool, 1142, 643-6341. .MANCHESTER '- Deluxe 2- blueprints, and operate Oakland Street, price reduced excellent condition, many rounding. Flexible hours with budget? Earn $500-$1,000, part- 2-car garage and the finest of Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. 1V4 baths, 3 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen, Ihedroom townhouse, 1 1/2 machine. 633-8260. time. For appointment call 529- detailing. Low 60’s. Warren E. for immediate sale, or lease. extras, clbse tq shopping and BEAUTY SALON equipment WE HAVE customers waiting excellent wages and un­ Needs work. Calb525-7054. den or fourth bedroom, treed lot...... Only $34,000. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - for sale, 3 stations, black and baths, full basement, private 9488 between 5:30-7:30 p.m. ' Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. churches. $54,900. Ken REPAIRS for the rental of your apartment entrances. Includes heat and’ KEYPUNCff operator, part - iforms provided. No VERNON-MANCHESTER LINE - Large 5Vi-room Ranch, Ostripsky, Realtor, 643-1333. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ white, 5 dryers. Cali 429-4850. I [ . ' ’ " ditions, rec rooms, porches and Assoctotes Inc ‘ 646-1980^*^^*?^ appHances. $2*4*5 per month. VI time, approximately 9 a.m - 1 experience required. MATURE WOMAN to babysit MANCHESTER - Custom built ANDOVER - Three-bedroom Associates, inc. 646-1980. ( ^ Dougan, Realtor, 643- Manchester Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, carpeting, IVz baths, stove, dishwasher, 3 bedrooms, living room with , ,qn all makes ol tewing' > roofing. No job too small: Call p.m. Monday - Friday, some in my home, two to three days a 7-room Cape, modem kitchen fireplace, garage, added bonus 16x32 In-ground ;;machlhes. '^pan!! PIANO UPRIGHT, recon- experience with adding Come In for interview dally, LOVELY in-ground pool. One acre plus. 649-3144. ditioned, tuned and delivered, MANCHESTER - New Contem- ^^35, 6461021.______week. Phone 646-3635. , ■ * with built-ins, living room with Ellington $ 3 9 ^ < [Wednesday, Thursday and[ [ machines and calculators help­ before 11 a.m. or after 2 Older 7-room Colonial on bus $32,000. Warren E. Howland, pool ...... Asking $37,900. $145. Phone 742-7141. porary super deluxe 2-bedroom fireplace, beautiful rec room ;;Friday ’til 9; Monday," MANCHESTER - Two-bedroom ful. Must have minimum one p.m., or call 649-7738 for an KEEP THE assembly lines with wet bar, 1 1/2 baths. Only line, dining room, 3 bedrooms, Realtors, 643-1108. ' > MANCHESTER - Imagine having 2 acres In central loca­ CARPENTRY - Repairs, townhouse, fully carpeted, with ' ’Tuesday and Saturday ’til Sj [ remodeling, additions, roofing. FOR SALE ■ Townhouse with full basement, year experience with system 3 appointment., moving. Top ter^orary jobs $400 dowa to qualified veteran. den, carpeting, walk-up attic, tion with a 10-ro6m Colonial. Needs paint and paper. FOUR BEDROOMSIl Baled h^y, phone sunken living room, all washer and dryer hookups, Data recorder, 029 keypunch or east ol the river. Top pay, long Warren E. Howland, Realtor, MANCHESTER - Six-room Garage, treed lot ...... For only $39,900. For the price of three. Two Call Davia Patria, South Wind­ 649-6911. appliances, private patio with 3 garages, ALUMINUM Cape in mint condition. ’Three sor, 644-1796. appliances, heat and cooking similar equipment. Good star­ FRIENDLY term openings with job oppor­ 643-1108. Call quickly - It won't lasti years young, 8 room Raised basement garage. Ideal loca­ gas include in modest monthly ting pay, call 569-1330 Mr. Cen- SIDED, fireplace, $39,900. bedrooms, living room, dining ;l Knit ’N Purl il SET OF four mags for GM tion. Call 649-0311 after 6 p.m. ICECREAM tunities, Rotating shifts, so car ‘ COVENTRY (North) - Immediate, new 7-room Raised Ranch set high on a hill. WES ROBBINS carp rental. Available now. Highland tini for fo appointment. necessary. New modern clean t room, enclosed porch off of !! TrI-CIty naza Vanion ! [ arpentry cars, $50. 0-8,000 tachonieter, 435 MAIN STREET/ Hebron kitchen. Immediate occupancy. Ranch, living room, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1V4 Family rooni with fireplace, remodeling specialist,list. Ad- Oak Village, 643-5177. plant to work in. Apply to Man­ COVENTRY (NORTH) “ 872-2219 $25. Phone 872-6142. DUPLEX - 5 rooms, modern .decide wHh a Full Day Ride. SECRETARY - Good shorthand MANCHESTER ENJOY LIVING Priced at $31,900. Zinsser Agen­ baths, family room with fireplace, 2-car garage, aluminum carpeting throughout, garage, ^ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, kitchen, formal dining room, An Equal Opportunity En^loyer power, 18 Haynes Street, in ![ " and typing skills, some figure In this 7-rooin Gpfonial on IVa cy, Realtor, 646-1511. s id in g ...... Asking $39,900. IW baths, wooded lot. Call built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, LOVELY I^ALEM maple 29x42” ♦two bedrooms, $200 per month. Hartford, and start workOm- 7eeeeee«eeeeeeee*«ee«t 649-3446. work. A gal Friday to vice- mediately. TOO GOOD TO M ISS acres,' FOUR BEDROOMS, MANCHESTER - Assumable mortgage on this Raised Tony Wasilefsky, 649-5306, mirror, $50. G.E. floor scrubber References required. Philbrick VILLAGER TEST DRIVE ANY president. Good starting salary ■ Ranch, 3 bedrooms, baths, RAISED RANCH, 3 wooded Cr evenings 872-0003. polisher, $20. Phone 643-9823. Agency 6464200. TOOLMAKER, machinist, IVi IVz baths, /idining room, Ranch, living room, dining room, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, alr- TREE SERVICE (Soucier) LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - and benefits. Allied Building garage, % acre lot, trees and acres and a spectacular view, Trees cut, trimmed or topied, APARTMENTS lathe operators. Must be able to carpeting, GAS HEAT, make this an exceptional home. condltloned, rec room, above-ground pool with patio new homes custom built, Systems, 260 Tolland Tpke, set-up and work from lots of shrubs. Natural stained deck, nice lot. stumps removed, fully insured. SPOTS BEFORE your eyes, on MANCHESTER - New 3- Five-room, 2 bedroom ManchestManchester, “ 646-0124.------fireplace, $43,500. Wall-to-wall carpeting, 1 1/2 ..B&W.. remodeled, additions, rec your new carpet, remove them bedroom apartment, air- blueprints. Minimum three- woodwork, appliances, handy The BARROWS b WALLACE Co Got a tree problem? Well worth townhouse, wall-to-wall tile baths, stone fireplace and Realtors — MLS rooms, tearages, kitchens with Blue Lustre. Rent electric conditioned, kitchen years experience. Apply at FIRST CLASS INVESTMENTS a phone call. 742-8252. caipeting, fireplace, 2 air con­ to 1-86, close to UConn, handy RICHARDS ft KEHMNA sliding glass doors to rear deck, Manchester Parkade — M9-S3M remodeled, bath tile, cement shatnpooer $1. The E. A. John­ appliances, carpeted, private OPEL Paragon Tool Co., Inc., 121 Herald to shopping. Truly a pmdent 528-1731 could make it your'home for HEBRON - 15 acres with a pond, good frontage, added work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ son Paint Company, 723 Main entrance and basement, yard, ditioners, appliances, heat Adams Street, Manchester. ' SHEET METAL bonus - old,farm house and barn ...... $44,900. ODD JOBS - You name it, we do Classified Ads purchase.. Realistic $33,500. only $38,900. Call Warren E. it. Call John 643-2097 or Andy tial or commercial. Call 649- Street, Manchester, 649-4501. parking, Lyndale Street. and hot water, IVi tiled baths, FOR ONE FULL DAY Howland, Realtor, 643-1108. 4291.^ washer and dryer hookup, ■ V Get Fast Results PART-TIME work at home on MECHANICS & Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. H VERNON - Owner says “Sell." Unbelievable price for this 872-2385. Available immediately. $265 3-famlly, 5-5-4, 3 garages, good condition .Only $21,000 MANCHESTER - Duplex plus ONE large and one medium dog per month. 649-4844. patio. No pets. the telephone. 1-673-2995. R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen­ VERNON - Five-family plus a two-famlly, new furnacet, Cape, $7j500 income, 3 fur­ COVENTRY Coverers - Slip­ house, reasonable, hever useJ ASSEMBLERS • • B&W** HOMEOWNERS-BUYERS-SELLERS naces, $62,000. Cole, Realtor, try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad­ Phone 875-4179. TWO-ROOM apartment, stove, Call 649-7620 INVITATION DONUT maker - or trainee The BARROWS b WALLACE Co. some new wiring, no housing violation, good In- covers, upholstenr and drapes. Realtors — MLS MIS 643-6666. ditions, porches, any type refrigerator, utilities, $125 Apply in person, 1 0 a.m.-3p m ' conie ...... Asking price $77,000. Free Estimates. Master charge T O B ID With machining' experience. Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 RENTERS-BUILOERS-INVESTORS accepted. Call 742-8065. reinodeling, 646-2087. SIX-PIECE living room set, monthly. References. Call 643- FREE Bess Eaton,-1.50 Center Street lifALtoi?,; Ask for Mr. Frechette. . Minimum one year's MANCHESTER - $24,000 - 5- , good condition, nice for den, 6311. 460 MAIN STREET - Five DECIDE FOR YOURSELF The Coventry Board of Educa­ See Whai MANCHESTER - Former greenhouse and nursery, 3 room Ranch near everything. CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ $110. 19” black and white por­ rooms, heated, family unit, HOUSEWIVES and College experience. Must read ages, additions, bathrooms, IK ivoor W TK Q h IK IS M IK TIBTin tion will accept quotations for Students - Part-time or full­ acres, excellent frontage. Wall-to-wall carpeting, modern table TV, very good condition, FOUR-ROOM apartment, heat, security. $190 monthly. (Jail 646 blueprints. Excellent fringe ROCKVILLE- four family on kitchen with new appliances. kitchens, houses, repairs. Free $80. Call 6460109, 9-5 ask for hot water, stove, i$150. monthly. 2426, 9-5. For D limited tlm ^nly youNan Test Drive For ONE FULL school bus transportation from time work in telephone adver­ benefits and pay. MANCHESTER - Four-family, 4-4-4-4, central location qualified bidders at the office of Union Street, each apartment TEDFORD REAL ESJATE Call owner, after 2 p.m., 643- CERAMIC estimates. Small jobs. Stephen Sharon. After 5, 528-6264. References. Call 643-6311. DAY Any New 19/4 Opel df your Choice FREEI Absolutely tising. Earn $150-$300 per ...... Only-151,000. 4072. Martin, 646-7295. the Superintendent of Schools, month or more. Call for inter-*’’ has four rooms, all in excellent (. can do tor you! LOOKING for anything in real No Cost or Obligation. (Must have liability Insurance on condition from top to bottom. TILE 1972 335 CUBIC inch, Skidoo estate rental — apartments, your present car.) Ripley Hill Road, Coventry view, 646-26.37 or 646-4854. We can sell your present home and find you another, or ANY TYPE remodeling and ad­ Conn, 06238. PRESSURE Fifth apartment possible. Go<^ JUST LISTED! Lovely, con­ One Cell c, excellent condition, homes, multiple dwellings, no estate builder. 40’s. Wolverton get you your first home. venient 7-room Colonial with 3- ditions. All carpentry and hone 649-4216. . PRESIDENTIAL fees. Call J.D. Real Estate W«1 Put Our Momii Wlwrt Our MouUi bl Sealed bids will be accepted at REAL ESTATE - Licensed FM Does It AIII * masonry work. Free estimates. sales people, we will train you. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813, We have homes for students, new families, retired persons 'car garage. For details, Mr. Associates, Inc. 6461980. the office of the Superintendent .. BLAST MFG. or millionaires. We specialize in ceramjc tile, Anthony Squillacote, 649-0811. » VILLAGE APTS. SHOP . . . THEH STOP AT No limit to what you can earn Matthew, Belfiore Agency, 647- FIREPLACE wood for sale. until 4:00 p.m. E.D.T. Friday, ANDOVe R - Raised Ranch on Whether you are a builder, Investor, buyer or seller...we ' 646-4144 1413. slate, flagstone and quarry $25. a pick-up touck load, MANCHESTER - Central loca­ It depends on you! Call Norma CO., INC. tile. For complete bathroom RootIng-SIdIng 34 . MANCHESTER March 8,1974, when bids will be ledford, Tedford Real Estate, high and wooded 3 acres. Wall- can help you. delivered. Call 228-9585. tion, bus line, third floor, 5 publicly opened. Specifications ,647-9914. 41 Chagel S t... ' to-wall carpeting, 1 l/2baths, FRECHETTE & MAllTIN REU.T0RS, kic. remodeling, we'll handle all spacious rooms, $150 monthly, We give 24’^hour professional service Investmerit,Property 25 ROOFING'and roof repairing, One and two bedrooms. ^may be obtained from the office Manchester, Conn. family room, with quarry stohe There’s no home like the one you own.. zeSMaliiStrast Mwchttltr carpentry, plumbing and tile Building Supplies 42 security and references. Call S&SBUICK Coughlin Roofing Co. M3-7707 of the Superintendent 742-7317. fireplace. Rural area. Only work. Expert workmanship Near schools, churches ■ 649-2712. GROWING business rleeds" am- minutes to Manchester and Call anyone - Harm FrecheHe, Al Martin, Amie Brower, INVESTMENT PACKAGE - Donald C. Hafdy people, full or part-time. Call Mrs. BrunettI, 643-2487 and reasonable rates. NEW DUPLEX - 2 bedrooms, 1 and shopping center, on ‘New England^ Foaleal Growing Buiek-Opel-Dealer" Hartford. Fairly priced at $38,- TEBFORD REAL ESTATE Gerry Rothman, Francis Borysevicz. Annette Finnegan, cbrisistingng olof a five-family,five-famih BIDWELL Home Imp rovement Ro c k v il l e - Five rooms, Superintendent of Sghools^^ly^®^®'^^®* after 6 p.m. week ■ between 10 a.m. - 5- p.m. ^1/2 baths, carpeted living room, bus line. Call anytime. weekdays. 900. Call Warren E. Howland, 647-9914 Ray Lima, Jim Harrington, Joe Hendereon. three-family, and two family Call Mandavllla Co. Expert installation of kitchen appliances, full private $140, Four rooms, $115, Three 81 UMIS STh NMCHESTa (Opsa Etis.) 8494571 Realtor, 643-1108.. with good income. $110,00(). 6 4 3 -9 6 7 8 alunqinum siding, gutters and basement, security and 646-2623 rooms, $110. Parking, • yard, (Ezll ea on 1.66 a RouM'IS, Next to Agwey, OAa Bloch kom CeMcn) Philbrick Agency,' Realtors, trims. Roofing installation and references. $225 monthly. Days,: appliances. 872-0359, 7:'30-9:30 Jut! a Minute* from Downloum HertlordI 6464200. repairs. 649-6495, 8769109. 643-5144. Evenings <643-2289. p.m.

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Obituaries Editor Police Report Kidnaped MANCHESTER Wednesday at D&L in the / (Coniinued from Page One) Manchester police received a Manchester Parkade. She is rejwrt of vandalism at Bob’s scheduled to appear in Circuit Miss Carrier Dies; statioti'spokesman wasn’t sure Mobile on Hartford Rd. which. Nothing is kno\ra here Court 12, Manchester, March •Wednesday, in which two 11. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, Fe S ^ ^ , 1974-^ VOL. XCIII, No 122 Manchester—A City of Village Charm about either organization, if vehicies parked in the yard EIGHTEEN PAGES PRICEi FIFTEEN CENTS Taught at Bentley such exist. were damaged. According to Shortly afterward, Murphy’s Ve r n o n Miss Gertrude Carrier, 80, of, Club, Manchester Chapter of police, the top of a convertible Robert Pederson, 17, James wife, Virginia, received a call was slashed and its rear view 36 Cambridge st., a former the American Association of from a man who said, “If you Dawsett, 19, al Saunders, 16, all teacher at Bentley School, died Retired Persons, and the mirror ripped off. The second of 32 Village St., Rockville, want to know .about your hus­ vehicle had its windshield Wednesday night at a National Retired Teachers band, call Jim Minter.” were charged Wednesday by Manchester convalescent Association. wipers bent, dome light busted, Vernon Polide with third- Fields said there had been no and the „trailer hitches were home.. . Survivors are a sister. Miss contact with the abductors degree burgla^ and third- Three Killed in Hijack Attempt missing. :------Miss Carrier retired in 1953 Helen Carrier of Manchester; since then. Murphy’s rambling degree larceny, in connection after 40 year years of teaching and two brothers, F. Howard Martin Tolfeldt of 70 Mather with the investigation of a brick home, located in an old St. reported theft of ap­ at Bentley School and at the Carrier of Glastonbury and section in Northeast Atlanta, break into Roy’s Grocery on , Bolton Elementary School. Raymond C. Carrier of proximately 15 gallons of gas­ Village St. was placed under security. oline from two vehicles parked State Energy She was born F^b. 18,1894 in Webster, Mass. Fields said Mrs. Murphy was Police said while at the in his yard Wednesday evening. Passengers Escape the Highland Park section of "holding up very well.” Village St. house to make the Manchester, daughter of Byron Funeral services are Friday arrest, they discovered some Robin Hohs: Firefighter Mrs. Murphy told UPI this In other Manchester Police S. and Phebe Chapman Carrier, at 1:30 p.m. at Holmes Funeral morning that her husband had marijuana plants growing. An Team To Visit Delta Airliner and had lived in Manchester all Home, '400 Main St. The Rev. reports: additional charge of cultivating left home at 7:30 p.m. with a . • Lee Massey, Rt. 6, Andover her life. Winthrop Nelson Jr., pastor of man “and he hasn’t returned. marijuana was placed against BARBARA RICHIVIOND night she was voted in ^Jim BALTIMORE (UPI) — Three persons including 9. Delta She was a graduate of Center Congregational Church, was charged with operating a Dawsett. Bogar, deputy chief called her “ He is missing under Here March 1 Twenty-year-old Robin Hohs Airlines copilot were killed today when a man attempted Manchester High School and will officiate. Burial will be in ■ motorcycle without a license, Pederson was held overnight and told her to report for drill. suspicious circumstances, but I of Hillside Dr., Vernon is not to hijack a plane at the Baltimore-Washington Inter­ New Britain Normal School, Green Cemetery, Glastonbury. misuse of license plates, im­ in lieu of posting a $500 non­ The easy rider bus team of with Barry Budlong, Director She said she foresaw a few don’t know anything else,” she crusading for women’s lib and now Central Connecticut State Friends may call at the proper passing, and carrying an surety bond and Dawsett in lieu the State Emergency Energy of Fuel Allocations, and Gordon problems but feels she will be national Airport. The hijacker also was among the dead; said. “I’m waiting for word she’s not a publicity seeker but College. She received her BS funeral home tonight from 7 to illegal passenger, while driving of a $650 non-surety bond. Agency has responded to the T. Allen of the Office of Energy ' accepted on her merits. killed in a blaze of poli'ce gunfire. from him.” / she is determined to become a <3) degree in 1934 from Columbia« 9. on W. Middle Tpke. He is Because Saunders did not have request of the Greater Policy and legal counsel, both The third victim was a security guard. Neither police nor the FBI,in good “fireman” in Vernon’s She does not expect and does University, New York City. The family suggests that any scheduled to appear in Circuit a parent to represent him, he Manchester Chamber of of the State Emergency Energy Atlanta would comment on the Volunteer Fire Department. not want any special treatment The plane’s pilot, also shot by She was a member of Center memorial contributions may be Court 12 on March 11. was presented in court and his Commerce and has agreed to Agency. case. because she is a female and the unidentified hijacker, was back and shoulder. The copilot, Congregational Church and its made to the Center • Eugene Smith, 100 Spruce case was continued. • hold hours Friday, March 1, in The easy rider bus team was in critical condition ^ 1 the Fred Jones, 32, of Dallas, Tex., A spokesman for the FBI St. was charged with operating Robin, a secretary in the law that is one of the reasons why Jubilee Club. She also belonged Congregational Church Keith Deszo, 36, and Julius the cohference room of the available at the Motor Vehicle shock trauma unit of the suffered gunshot wounds of the External Affairs Division in a motor vehicle while his office of Kahan, Kerensky, and she felt it best not to be in the to the Professional Women’s Memorial Fund. ' Rivard, 30, both of Springfield, Chamber, according to Richard Department throughout the University of Maryland left side of his head and chest. Washington said he had nothing license is under suspension. He Capossela in Vernon, was voted same department with her so far on the case. Pressed for Mass., were charged with third- G. Clark, Chamber president.- state. The Wethersfield office, in as a member of Vernon Com­ Hospital in Baltimore where he The injured stewardess,. was also charged with degree criminal trespassing in The energy team will be father, even though Company 3 Michael Strycharz Mrs. Catherine DiPace comment, he added: “I’m not according to Clark, was the pany 3 in Talcottville on Feb. 6 is farther away from her home was undergoing emergency sur­ Karen Smot, 21, of Detroit, operating an unregistered connection with the investiga­ available to assist gasoline first location and did not gery. ROCKVILLE — Michael Mrs. Catherine DiPace, 75, of able to talk about it or this and her probation period will than Company 2. Mich., was in fair condition at motor vehicle. He is scheduled tion of a complaint from a Ver­ dealers in Manchester from 10 provide ample opportunity for A stewardess,was in fair con­ North Arundel Hospital with a Strycharz, 79, of 14 Regan St. 1 Lincoln St. died Wednesday at organization. Check back and to appear in Circuit Court 12, end April 6. we may have something later.” non resident. They were to be a.m. to 4 p.m. in the (Tiamber the Chamber of promote its Drills are held every Monday dition at-North Arundel back injury. died Wednesday at his home Manchester Memorial Manchester, March 11. Why did Robin want to be a Murphy recently wrote a presented in Circuit Court 12, offices at 257 East Center availability to local gasoline night, some inside and some Hospital with a back injury she An FA A spokesman said the after suffering a heart attack. Hospital. She was the widow of • Ronald A. Zack, East Hart­ Street. firefighter.? She said she column on the dangers of such East Hartford, today. station owners and operators. outside. Robin said she suffered while escaping from incident occurred about 7:03 Mr. Strycharz was born Sept. Gennaro DiPace. ford, was charged with wantgdto do some type of work returned from her first outside 20,1894 in Poland and had lived kidnapings as that of Patricia According to Clark, the Clark stated, “We are most the plane with the passengers, a.m. EDT. The plane, flight 523, Mrs. DiPace was born Sept. criminal trespass when his SOUTH WINDSOR to contribute to the community drill dripping with icicles and most of his life in the Rockville Hearst, daughter of Randolph Chamber has conducted a cam­ pleased with the cooperation of none of whom was injured. was scheduled to takeoff for 12,1898 in Italy and had lived in vehicle was found by police South Windsor Police are in­ and although doing things like with some sore muscles. area. He was employed in area A. Hearst, publisher of the San paign to acquire the coopera­ both Allen and Budlong in their Federal Aviatioft Agency of­ Atlanta at 7:15. Manchester for 52 years. stuck in the mud in the edge of vestigating a break into Hilts volunteer hospital work is fine textile mills before his retire­ Francisco Examiner. tion of the State Emergency interest and willingness to help She proudly displayed her ficials said sketchy information Anne Arundel .County, Md. She is survived by a brother the brook at Case Mt. Police Hobby Hut, Oakland Rd., South for someone else, Robin wanted ment 16 years ago. He was a Murphy, who succeeded Energy Agency in an attempt to our local gasoline service shiny new boots which were they received indicated that police said a package believed and sister in Italy and a niece report the vehicle was 75 feet Windsor, Wednesday night. volunteer work with a little communicant of St. Joseph’s in Canada. Pulitzer Prize winning editor prbvide an opportunity for stations.” ordered special for her as all “an unidentified white male to be a bomb was removed from beyond the posted “ No Police said the officer on duty more adventure to it. broke through ’ the security the aircraft and placed at a dis­ Church. . The funeral is Saturday at Eugene Patterson on the mor­ Manchester gasoline station He added, “It is through this the ones on hand were much too T respassing’’ sign. He is found the large plate glass, win­ gate, shot the security guard, Survivors are two sons, 8;30 a.m.. from the John F. ning newspaper, writes a owners and operators to type of cooperation from our Donning her firefighting out­ large. The next thing she needs tance on the runway where it scheduled to appear in Circuit dow in the front of the store perhaps with his own gun, went was examined by police and Stanley V. Strycharz, with, Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. column that appears daily on acquire more gasoline to ease, state agency working in fit for pictures, Robin said is a raincoat that is nearer her Court 12, Manchester, March broken, and the owner said a cooperation with the FED that to the. cockpit of the plane, hit explosives experts. whom he made his home, and Center St., with a Mass at St. the editorial page. Today’s 11. the gasoline crisis in “You’ll have to admit I don’t size but she manages to get radio control unit, the type used we can be encouraged that the pilot, shot him and shot the The airport, formerly known Bernard M. Strycharz, both of James Church at 9. Burial will column dealt with the con­ Joanne H. Barton of East Manchester. exactly look glamourous,” but around in one that’s a few sizes Rockville; a daughter, Mrs. gressional election in for flying model airplanes, was maximum effort is being given cute she did look. too large. co-pilot, maybe three times.” as Friendship International, is be in the veterans section of Hartford was charged with taken. It was valu^ at about The action was made possible Raymond Zimmerman of East Cemetery. Fueling the Mailman Michigan’s 5th District. to seeking solutions to this While the shooting was going located about 20 miles fourth-degree larceny (shoplif­ $300 and was in the display win­ through the Chamber’s contact crisis situation.” Of course the fact that her Robin has learned many on in the cockpit of the DC9, the southwest of Baltimore and Tolland; and nine Friends may call at the Murphy followed in the ting) following an incident grandchildren. Leann Shier, 5, gets up on her tip-toes to see if her grandparents have any letters in their Constitution’s strong stand op­ dow. dad, Arthur Hohs, has been a things already but still has a passengers and the rest of the about 30 miles from funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 gasoline pump mailbox, Leann’s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shier of Amlin, Ohio volunteer fireman for about 10 The funeral is Saturday at and 7 to 9 p.m. posing segregation — a pattern long way to go. She has been crew escaped from the plane, Washington. 8:15 a.qi. from the White- say people try to get gas out 6f the pump that Mr. Shier brought home from his oil com­ considered liberal for the South years, did pique her interest, tested at drill to see if she can scheduled to leave on a flight to A Delta spokesman said the Robin having gone to the ) • Gibson-Small Funeral Home, 65 pany even though it doesn’t work anymore. (UPI photo) — set by Patterson and the late INTRODUCTORY OFFER: handle a hose under pressure of Atlanta 12 minutes later. Air­ flight had been loaded and was Elm St., with a Mass at* St. John Snydal publisher Ralph McGill. FEO Considering firehouse with him when she strong water, this she port police surrounded the preparing for a 7; 15 a. m. EDT was a child. Joseph’s Church at 9. Burial ROCKVILLE - John Trz- In recent years, however, managed. But she said she had plane, shot out its tires and departure for Atlanta when the will b^ in St. Bernard’s nadel Snydal, 83, of 21 Linden Hospital Wins Murphy and the Constitution NO Robin's mother interjected trouble trying to brine down the then, according to early hijack attempt occurred. The Cemetery. PI. died Wednesday night at Expansion Okay Hearst Abduction often had been criticized by ac­ Retail Gasoline that she and her husband were clamp that cuts'^ack the reports, killed the hijacker in a plane had not left the ground. Friends may call at the •Rockville General Hospital. He ((,onliniK‘(l from Page One) tivists in the Atlanta black com­ PURCHASE very proud of Robin. But her pressure. blaze of gunfire. ' The FA A placed the time of agent in charge of the case, mother did admit she has The identities of the dead the incident at 7:03 a. m. funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 was the husband of Mrs. Helen Expansion plans for Liberation Army, which holds munity. Lemek Snydal. Manchester Memorial Hospital Charles W. Bates, said he had a NECESSARY Price Increase always been concerned when Volunteer firemen get called hijacker and airport policeman Although the hijack suspect and 7 to 9 p.m. There will be a Miss Hearst captive. Murphy, a native of out at all times of day or night Mr. Snydel was born in have been approved by the “seat of the pants feeling” her husband had to go out on a were not immediately and an airport policeman were prayer service Friday at 8 p.m. Receipt of the new letter was Tuesday night that she would be Hoschton, Ga., joined the and in all kinds of weather. at the funeral home. Poland and came to Rockville Connecticut Hospital Planning WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Federal Energy Office fire but feels she may be more available. killed and the pilot and copilot disclosed as hopes for a released. Constitution in 1961as a Robin knows all about this and at the age of 16. He had been Commission (CHPC). political editor. He had been the (FEO) is reportedly considering raising retail gasoline relaxed now with Robin after Airport officials stheduled a wounded in an exchange of breakthrough were raised early The FBI in San Francisco she still wants to help. She said 10 a.m. EDT. news conference shots, all passengers escaped employed as a weaver in the today with a report of a “major Atlanta bureau chief for the prices for Americans and easing its recent ban against ser­ all these years. John WM^rlinghouse The CHPC board endorsed said there was_“nothing new” firefighting is all team work, and said a full statement would injury, the Delta spokesman local textile mills before his announcement” by FBI direc­ Macon Telegraph. vice stations giving preferential treatment to their regular Robin added that part of her John W j^rlinghouse, 70, of retirement. He was a member the building renovation in the case. An FBI spokesman “ I t’s hard work, but.^^ be made at that time. said. tor Clarence Kelly and U.S. At­ said also he knew nothing about Married to the former customers. decision to join the department gratifying,” she.added. ^ Clearwater, Fla., formerly of of the Kosciuszko Club. program Wednesday along with Virginia Rawls, and father of ORDER OF The pilot, Doug, or Reese, He said the aircraft, a DC9 torney General William Saxbe. reports the family had received Energy chief William E. sidering both higher retail gas­ was based on the fact that she Manchester, died Monday at his He is also survived by 2 sons, approval of expansion plans for two daughters, 16 an 12, Murphy In April Robin expects to at­ Loftin, of Ft. Worth, Tex., suf­ jefliner, did not have a full load But later the FBI in another tape recording. Simon met Thursday with a oline prices and an end to the was aware the department home. He was the husband of Stanley Snydal and Edward Yale-New Haven Hospital. studied history and politips as a tend a school for firefighters in fered gunshot wounds in the of passengers. Washington said the announce- group of seven governors who needed additional help. Mrs. Florence Gilbert Snydal, both of Rockville; a Nieman fellow at Harvard. present first-come-first-served Bloomfield. Here she will be ^ ment, scheduled for 1:30 p.m. urged that gasoline supplies be rule at stations came Thursday Garlinghouse. daughter, Mrs. Milan Koniar of The Manchester program is a Atlanta Mayor Maynard ONION She said department member further educated in all phases EDT, would not deal with the allocated more fairly among Mr. Garlinghouse was born in Rockville; 10 grandchildren and major step in the hospital’s Jackson Jr., appearing this from Republican Gov. Dan David Tompko saw that she had of firefighting, including use of Hearst case. Iona the states. Evans of Wash., chairman of Abductors to"Free Vernon, N.J., and had lived in a great-grandson. long-term plans which call for morning on CBS Morning News an application to join and for the Scott Air Packs and how to Early today reporters found a (Conlinuecl from Page One) the National Governors Manchester for many years The funeral is Saturday at eventual replacement of the in New York, said he was not awhile she was “really scared” react in various emergencies larger than usual number of One of them. Gov. Marvin Conference, who was at the befote moving to Florida nine 9;45 a.m. from the Burke- original 1919 hospital building- town about 40 miles south of aware of any such group as a RINGS about the' whole thing. involving fire. years ago. FBI agents -in the San Fran­ Mandel of Maryland, has meeting with Simon. Murphy Tonight Fortin Funeral Home, 76 1919 referring to the year in Toronto) by sometime in May. “Revolutionary Army” in the WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY Robin, who was a bit reluc­ Before his retirement, he had which it was built. ' cisco headquarters. already sued Simon, charging The school is not mandatory Prospect St., with a Mass at St. Phasing out of employes, he Georgia capital. We re so proud ol the quality of our Onion Rings, we want everyone to try that the federal allocation Both steps presumably would tant about having any publicity, been employed in the Meanwhile, the kidnaped said, will be by the middle of them. Made fresh daily on the premises using only choice Spanish onions but Robin feels it is tough work ATLANTA (UPI) - The Executive Editor William Joseph’s Church at 10:30. Burial “If this is what we believe it Batter dipped and deep friend cnsp m pure peanut oil You be the judge we be designed to placate gasoline because she definitely did not maintenance department of the The CHPC recently endorsed girl’s 20th birthday passed system was unfair and that and if she can m ^ e it through FBI said today (hat the kid­ Fields said in this segment will be in St. Bernard’s April. The first group of is, it’s a very sick business,” think our Onion Rings are The Best “ ’ dealers, some of whom say they want anyone to think she was a Manchester school system. the hospital’s purchase of a Wednesday with no word from Maryland deserved some 20.5 that she will be all set. napers of Atlanta Constitu­ Murphy discloses the code word Cemetery. employes, about 50, will be laid Jackson said. “If this is a group are going out of business women’s libber or a publicity He is also survived by a $140,000 radiographic ^her kidnapers, the terrorist million more gallons of gas this tion editor John R. “Reg” that is to be used when the ran­ Friends may call at the off Friday. like the one that has Miss because they are unable to hound, said she did hope the Robin’s last name is daughter, Mrs. Jean Baldwin of Huoroscope. ’The cost of the unit Symbionese Liberation Army. month that! Simon’s office .Murphy had agreed to release som is paid. funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 All employes laid off will get (Patricia) Hearst, I don’t think make sufficient profit on what publicity may encourage other pronounced “ hose” and of Prescott, A,riz.; his father, is being underwritten by the Hopes had been raised that allowed. him tonight. Fields said there was nothing and 7 to 9 p.m. severance pay equal to one i t ’s a local thing, but a gasoline they have to sell. The young women to follow her course she takes a little ribbing Sherwood Garlinghouse, and his United Aircraft Corporation. some word, or possibly her , Arthur Treacher’s FBI Agent Leo E. Conroy else of significance in the tape week’s wages for each year nationwide organization we’re Justice Department lawyers ban against selling only or lead. about that. Driving the fire stepmother, Mrs! Edyth Geis release, would come on her said the news was relayed segment that was withheld, but with Iona. In addition, they will dealing with.” were scheduled to appear in mostly to long time customers, She added that there is too truck will have to wait awhile Garlinghouse, both of Vernon, birthday Wednesday. ’The FBI Vernon^s Firewoman through a private citizen would not discuss it further. John G. Strimike get all accumulated vacation The Constitution, which was U.S. District Court in much hard work involved to as drivers have to be at least 21 N.J.; and eight grandchildren. imposed this month, has been whom he did not identify. Murphy said in his recorded John G. Strimike, 66, of 181 pay to the present. established in 1868, is published Baltimore today to answer Robin Hbhs, Vernon’s first ^female firefighter, join just for publicity or to years of age. Funeral services will be jflsh & Chips! <^unpopular among many .Murphy, in a tape received message that his captors would Tolland St., East Hartford, Sleith said some middie- Mandel’s charges on Simon’s About Town by th e Ja m e s M. Cox dealers. demonstrates safety techniques *she is lam ing during prove a point. relay the ransom instructions in Friday at 10 a.m. at Newkirk formerly of Manchester, died administration employes have behalf. Maryland’s deputy at­ Oh yes, Robin is a very good at the Constitution Thursday, Newspapers, which also owns her probation period Before becoming a full-fledged Only about three men in the a “random” telephone call to and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Wednesday at Manchester been offered jobs in Generai 401 Center St., Manchester torney general, Norman E. pool player but she learned that liad said his American the Journal, Atlanta’s large cir­ Simon urged the governors to member of Vernon Company in Talcottville. (Herald department were reluctant “ somebody in the Atlanta Burnside Ave., East Hartford. Memorial Hospital. S isa l’s Canadian, New Jersey Open Sun. Mini Ttiuri. Ml 9 F.M.; FrI. wd Sul. HI II F.M. Polovoy, ’Thursday said Simon before she joined the fire Revolutionary Army abduc­ Reservations for the annual Norman Andre Jr., superinten­ culation afternoon newspaper; be patient and told them his of­ photo by Richmond.) about having Robin join and the area.” Burial will be in St. Mary’s Mr. Strimike was born in arid Pennsylvania plants. should resign. Simon was to fice was revising the allocation department. tors would rontart a person at Communion Dinner of the dent of music at Briarcliff, the Miami (Fia.) News; Dayton “The newspaper is ready to Cemetery; East Hartford. Manchester and lived here He said 75 ta80 per cent of the meet with Maryland’s con­ formula to make it “completely “random” and relay instruc­ Ladies Guild of the Church of Manor, N.Y., Friday at 8 p.m. (Ohio) Daily News; Dayton pay the ransom when we Friends may call at the most of his life before moving 440-work force are woman and gressional delegation today. tions for the ransoming the Assumption close Monday at Emanuel Lutheran Church. Journal-Herald; West Palm fair” and to make sure each receive word of how and when funeral home tonight from 7 to to East Hartford 20lryears ago. that Iona’s program for the Word that Simon was con- through this person. and may be made with Mrs. The program, sponsored by Jbe Beach (Fla.) Palm Beach Post; state “gets an equitable share it is to be paid,” Fields said this! 9. He was a member of the physically handicapped, once as MOTOROLA Murphy was kidnaped Joan Martel, Mrs. - Theresa Lutherweds of Emanuel, is Palm Beach Times; Paim of fuel.” morning in a news conference. Lithuanian-American Society of MacDonald, Mrs. Gary Matre high as 80 to 90, has declined in Wednesday night by a previous­ open to all members of the Beach News-Life; Springfieid In- o th e r e n erg y He added, however, that no Manchester. or Miss Frances Idzkowski. ’The recent months to about 10 (Ohio) News, and Springfield ly unknown right wing group Mrs. .Timothy K. Bye church, their friends and developments: FEO Favoritism Ban ■ calling itself the American further word had been received employes. He had been employed as a Invent is scheduled for March 4, relatives. Refreshments will be Sun. since the tape arrived. Mrs. Barbara Sullivan Bye of toolmaker at Noble and West­ Revolutionary Army. West Hartford, formerly of instead of March 9 as reported served. Oil Boycott —President Nixon told a In explaining the $700,000 ran­ brook, Inc., East Hartford, for in Wednesday’s Herald. Cabinet meeting ’Thursday the In a tape recording received Manchester, died Wednesday at by the Constitution Murphy sajd som demand, Murphy said; 38 years before he retired in nation has "a good chance” of "they .(the kidnapers) under­ Hartford Hospital. She was the 1969. He was a popular band “Organs in Europe,’’ a The Men’s Bridge Group of Gambling the group abducted him wife of Timothy K. Bye. avoiding full scale gasoline Be Challenged stand that I don’t have that kind leader and saxophone player program including slides and the Manchester Newcomers rationing this year. because it felt the American Mrs. Bye was bom in New­ music,' will be presented by Club will meet tonight at 9 at news media have become too of wealth, uh, and they don’t with the Three Rays Orchestra. Alleged make it personally, they make port, R.L, and had lived in Survivors are a daughter, the home of Milton Perlman, 3 “leftist and too liberal,” and Manchester for a number of —FEO told states that any United Press International they would be forced to abide it towards the.corporation.” Mrs. Marion S. Kreipovich of grandmother, Mrs. Ethel Sanford Rd. tion operators from closing order against the ban it would they intended to do something years before moving to West s HARTFORD (UPI) - Rep. gasoline they import on their Gov. Thomas J. Meskill says by the regulations. The Constitution is owned by East Hartford; three brothers, Rogers of England; her pater­ down in protest. probably charge the regulation about it. Hartford. She was a communi­ Robert H. ..Steele, R-Conn., own from foreign suppliers the state is considering going to House Speaker Francis J. the Cox newspaper group. Frank A. Strimike, Walter P. nal great-grandparents, Mr. Mountain Laurel Chapter of FUNERAL HOME “I don’t see that they have is “ vague and uncertain A transcript of most of the cant of St. Peter Claver Church, today said the Nixon ad­ would be subject to Allocation court to block enforcement of Collins, R-Brookfield, said Public offers of donations Strimike and Joseph G. and Mrs. Eldred J. McCabe of Sweet Adelines will rehearse Establifhed^R?4-Three Generation$ of Service | any reason to close if we can because operators don’t know tape was released by the West Hartford, and a member ministration was gambling that controls. To ease its own shor­ the federal ban on favoritism at Republican legislative leaders began floodirig the Constitution, Strimike, all of Manchester; Manchester; and Mr. and Mrs. tonight at 7; 30 at St. Luke’s UZ'Cast Center Street, Manchester remove the one burr' that is whether they are in violation of Constitution Thursday night, of the Hartford Area Chapter of the Arab oil boycott would end tage, Connecticut has started the pumps. would try to get a determina­ Georgia’s largest morning sisters, Mrs. Amelia Liss of Archie Thomas of Dracut, Church hall, Wethersfield, causing the problem,” Meskill the directive, and in their but a 30-second segement was in time to head off nationwide purchasing gasoline overseas. Meskill made the announce­ tion on the federal regulation if newspaper, soon after St. Regis C ollie Alumni Fund. Mancnfester and Mrs. Susanna Mass. Ave., Hartford. The rehearsal said. attempt to get an answer there withheld. She is also survived by three gas rationing this spring. ment Thursday as gasoline the governor failed to do so. Murphy’s tape recording was Fiora of Lebanon, Conn.; and Funeral services are Friday is open to all women interested -s^^ARD —France has declined to at­ The governor said he is a threat of a general shut­ Atlanta Constitution sons, Lawrence P. Bye of Steele told a meeting of the dealers in parts of Connecticut Meskill told newsmen the., down;” broadcast. three grandchildren at 2:30 p.m. at Holmes Funeral in singing barbershop-style har­ tend a Washington meeting next believed station owners should \ Meriden, Christopher M. Bye of Smaller Business Association were shut down or threatening directive “is terrible, it runs The funeral is Saturday at Home, M Main St. The Rev. mony. Monday called to establish a be "allowed flexibility in taking He said he would not mobilize J South Willington, and Timothy at the Holiday Inn, the gamble to close in a gathering protest counter to the commercial 9:15 a.m. from the Newkirk and Wayne ^n d all of South United working group of the 13 oil con­ care of their own trade” in the National Guard to man sta­ K. Bye Jr. of West Hartford; is an enormous one for the over the Federal Energy Office codes of 49 states.” tion pumps if operators do go on Consumer Prices Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Methodist Church will officiate. The communications com­ PARTY suming nations which met- regulation. commenting about the two daughters, Mrs. Joel country. He was asked whether the preferential treatment ban. general strike. “I don’t think it Burnside Ave., East Hartford, Burial will be in East mittee of Emanuel Lutheran recently in Washington to map Gasoline dealers in Barish of Marlboro, Mass., and with a Mass at St. Mary’s Cemetery. Church will meet tonight at 7:30 If the nation has neither gas strategy for dealing with the contemplated federal suit Meskill said if Connecticut will come to that,” he said. Mrs. Richard Murdock of Feb. 22nd, 7i30 p.m. supplies nor rationing in effect Greenwich were to continue would prevent disgruntled sta­ The governor’s office later Increase Again Church, East Hartford, at 10. There are no calling hours. gt the home of David Torsten- oil-producing countries. their shutdown today, while 27 does seek a federal restraining Winchester, Mass.; and four son, 239 W. Center St. byi mid April, Steele said released copies of a telegram Burial will be in St. Bridget out of 46 dealers in Stratford WASHINGTON (UPI)-With costs went up nearly .13 per grandchildren. Cemetery. current gas lines could double. Meskill sent to Federal Energy Anniversary Mass Piano’s Restaurant voted Thursday to postpone a Chief William Simon urging soaring food and fuel prices cent. The funeral is Saturday at Friends may call at the Mystic Review, NABA, and He said the resulting economic 9:15 a.m. from the Mol^oy The first anhiversary Mass damage would push the country decision to close down until him to “clarify your position providing most of the push, con­ Retail prices rose in January funeral home Friday from 3 to 5 its Guard Club will meet Friday Monday. Inside Funeral Home, 906 Farmington for John M. Boyle will be at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. PINOCHLE, BRIDGE, SETBACK further towfard a recession. immediately.” sumer prices surged nearly 1 by 0.9 per cent without and 7 to 9 p.m. The Stratford dealers met per cent in January, even faster adjustments for seasonal fac­ Ave., West Hartford, with a celebrated Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Irene Vincek, 46F House Dr. Model BP3100JW Steele said the administration "Apparent indecision by the and adopted a proposal calling Today’s MpralJi than the sharp runup of several tors, and by 1 per cent, with Mass at St. Peter Claver at St. Bridget Church. Mrs is hostess. Sponsored by has been promising a decision FEO is only ^ v in g us toward Church at 10. Burial will be in Personal size portable has Cuslom- on fu^l rationing since the end for a 5 cents per gallon in­ economic c h a o ^ th e telegram previous months, the Labor' such adjustments. . Patti Ann McCabe Bolton Scholarship Fund, Inc. crease in gasoline prices. The St. Columba’s Cemetery Patti Ann McCabe of 44 Matic Pre-Set VHP Tuner, Solid-Stale of December but has put it off Suburban news, Page 13 said. Department disclosed today. The increase wds the biggest proposal also would give gas­ The first-of-the-year jump in Middletown, R.I, Hamlin St., infant daughter of UHF Tuner, Golden M Picture Tube. in the hope that Secretary of Gardening with Frank Atwood, Page 5 “The citizens of Connecticut monthly rise since August when Prizes & Refreshments oline dealers the right to set the Consumer Price Index Friends may call at the Robert: and Janet Rogers WEEKEND SPECIAL Magic Mast up-front telescoping an­ State Henry Kissinger can per­ The Connecticut state must have their fair share of prices surged after lifting of a Bring Vou Own Cards tenna. Walnut grain plastic,cabinet. aside up to 75 per cent of their Old Codger’s Codgitatlons, Page 3 meant. that Americans were funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 McCabe, died Wednesday night CASH & CARRY suade the Arabs to turn on th e. weather forecast: the national gasoline supply — short-term freeze. and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Donation $2.50 per person oil spigot. supply for their regular Assumption honor roll. Page 2 and you have the obligation to paying 9.4 per' cent more for at the Presbyterian Hospital in Rain and windy today, high, customers. " The only price declines in the p.m. New York City. Many other Motorola Values to choose from If the Arabs do not lift their Scene from'^Here, Page 7 see that it is allocated to us, and goods and services at retail January report were for 643-6472 / 643-7602 around 50. Rain ending tonight As Meskill was outlining his The famil^uggests that any Sweetheart Roses embargo soon, the Republican that every ef^'rt is made to than they were in January, 1973. clothing and used cars. She was born Feb. 19,1973 in ...In color and Black & White low 35 to 40. Satiirday partly plans, a group of angry station Rec, Park Board news. Page 7 ' memorial contributions may be Manchester. said the administration will cloudy and windy high 45 to 50. keep gas stations open to That represented the biggest doz. owners met with Republican Eagle hoopsters bow. Page 10 12-month rise in the cost of The consumer price report m%de to the Holy Family Other survivors are two have no choice but to initiate provide it.’’ The above space Is available to your group on a FIRST COME legislative leaders in another living since 1951. , followed disclosure a week ago Monastary in Farmington, the sisters, Lenore McCabe and FIRST SERVED BASIS to publicize community service programs rationing. ^ The degree day forecast for TwI-League baseball report. Page 11 The telegram concluded, “If part of the Capitol building. Eighty per cent'of the usually that wholesale prices, also led American Cancer Society, 292 Karen McCabe, both at home; . hrough the courtesy ol Watkins. Contact Mrs. Joyce Smith at fha WALNUT ELECTRONICS Steele said the nation is the Greater Hartford % V the apparent unwillingness or Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. Louis J. Mijculka, president of I large January rise wa§ caused by leaping food and fuel prices, Iv I S. Marshall St., Hartford, or to ‘ her paternal grandparents, Mr, Herald betvveen 11-12 a.m. Thursday the week before publication INCi currently short about 33.5 Springfield area; inability of the Federal. Energy i the church or synagogue of the lor Mondays ad, and Monday between 11-12 a.m. lor Thursday’s 1 WALNUT STREET ‘million gallons of gasoline each the Connecticut Association of Office to settle crucial fuel ^ by higher prices for food and spurted in January by 3.5 per and Mrs, Edwaril Serwo of J ^ 28-9586 -^^OplTn sSnday Morning ad. Please phone 643-2711... ^ MANCHESTER Forecast for today, 27, nor­ Gasoline Retailers Association, I , In Saturday’s Herald: cent, indicating that mofe in­ donor’s choice. Phone 649-4248 day. That figure will mount mal 37. allocation problems continues, ’energy. Supermarket food rose Manchester; her maternal said the group was promised 1.6 per Cent from December, creases would be filtering down steadily as the spring driving Forecast for Saturday, 25, Heralding Homes Connecticut will have no other legal support and an answer by dicectly to consumers in weeks season approaches, Stqele said. normal 37. ' •X...... choice but to seek a resolution gasoline and motor oil prices 6 p.m. Friday as to whether in court.” . jumped 6 per cent, and fuel oil and months ahead.

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