Tougher Economic Controls Proposed 1

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Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-TWO PAGES PRICE: nFTEEN CENTS . MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1 9 7 3 - VOL. XCH, No. 148 Tougher Economic Controls Proposed 1

WASHINGTON (AP) - In addition, rents would be service and welfare programs, prices may result in federal ac Contending that President stabilized at Jan. 10 levels, sub but Proxmire predicted the tion aimed at making it more Nixon’s program of economic ject only t6 specific cost in cuts will be made instead in attractive for fanners to grow t - controls is impossibly weak. creases, and the president defense and foreign-aid spen more com and soybeans, crops House Banking Committee could order further rent rollbacks. ding. vital to production of meat and Chairman Wright Patman is in Under Phase 3 of Nixon’s He also proposed controls on milk. troducing a bill to stabilize economic program, which interest rates, even as more of —Sen. Herman Talmadge, rents apd freeze all prices and started in January, there are no the nation’s largest banks con- chairman of the Seate interest rates for 60 days. limits on rents or interest tined rolling back hikes in their Agriculture Committee, said in “ The bill is a recognition of rates; no firm guidelines for prime lending rates. creased production and more- the obvious; that Phase 3 isn’t price increases, and no man Chase ^ lA a tta n Bank, the- selective buying are keys to working and that immediate ac datory wage-increase limits on third largest, and Franklin combatting the high cost of tion is needed to halt the most of the economy. However, National Bank of New York an food. spiraling increases in prices, the food, construction and nounced Sunday they were —An Associated Press survey rents and interest rates,” Pat health-care industries remain dropping the increase in the indicated support is building for man said in a statement Sun under mandatory controls. prime rate to 6^ per cent. a nationwide boycott of meat day. Sen. William Proxmire, D- Similar announcements came during the first week in April. He said the bill, whose out Wis., called Sunday for a six- from other banks last week Two Californa women are 4^ lines were hammered out by month freeze on wages and following a session with Arthur pushing the idea of a meatless Democratic members of the prices in view of the large F. Burns, chairman of the week to protest high prices. Banking Committee, would number of major labor con Nixon administration’s Com —The Nixon administration, freeze prices and interest rates tracts to be negotiated this mittee on Interest and in a move against rising at March 16 levels, and give the year. The Senate defeated a Dividends. ' housing costs, is expected to an president 60 days to develop a similar proposal last week. Several banks had raised the nounce today an incr^se in the system of rollbacks. Appearing on CBS’ "Face the prime rate — the borrowing amount of federally owned After that period, said Pat Nation,” Proxmire also charge for most-creditworthy timberland available for in man, a Texas Democrat, the predicted that Congress will customers — from 6V« to 6Y4 per harvesting. There were in president would be requir^ to stay within the spending limits cent. dications the Cost of Living impose mandatory economic Nixon urged for the coming In other economic news: Council also might ask Japan to controls when the inflation rate fiscal year — but not the way —The Agriculture Depart voluntarily reduce its purchase exceeded an annual rate of 3 the President suggested. ment announced that a year’s of U.S. timber, thus increasing per cent for any three months To slow inflation, Nixon seeks supply of groceries cost a the domestic supply. or 7,y» per cent over a year. to eliminate various social- typical family of four 31,409 in Some members of Congress Commuter Bus Service Resumes February, up 334 from January. have called for elimination of As the market-basket report lumber exports from federal Bob D’Onofrio, commuter liaison representative of the express bus to Hartford this morning. The Burr Comers was issued. Agriculture Depart forests, especially with housing state transportation department, holds an umbrella for buses carried 183 Passengers this morning, on the first day P^thet Lao May ment sources said rising food prices continuing to mount. Mrs. Zabelle Haroian as she boards- the Burr Corners buses rolled since Nov. 25. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) Release POWs Buses Roll Ending Commuter Bus SAIGON (AP) — The Communist-backed Pathet Lao an nounced toclay they have agreed to a U.S. proposal on the Patrons Jubilant release of American prisoners captured in Laos and are “ ready to set free at any date the U.S. military and civilian DOIK; BEVINS 121 Days OC Idleness (llcrulil Kc|mrlcr) pprsonnel captured in Laos during the war.’’ ^ The Pathet J.ao gave no specific date, time or place, as - It was like a family reunion at Burr Corners Shopping Plaza this morning as passengers of the commiiter buses demanded by the Unitied States. HARTFORD (AP) — The blue-and-sllvfer buses of the timated his drivers and however, that the union and ConhCo management hadn’t T V disphte over the release Cong ancj North Vietnamese, C

PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MMchester, Conn., Mon., March 26, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., March 26, 1973 - PAG E TH R E E n Sheinwold on Bridge R e s o l v e A b o u t T o w n Differences V South Windsor Vernon Not,es “T H E W A Y SWITCH IN TIME North dealer CAIRO (AP) - The &êt * ■ TWccK VACAijUN. * South United Methodist ' SAVES NINE • East-West vulnerable Union and Egypt have re s o lv ^ differences over Russian a r ^ Atty. Burke Heads Oiurch will have its annual By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NORTH IHEARDIT” deliveries,' and continued meeting and Charge In Stone Age society, the 4 K 8 4 Clinic Scheduled shipments to Egypt have been Conference Tuesday at Cooper witch doctors would punish you A 6 4 KQJ97 guaranteed a leading Egyptian Hall of the church. Dinner will by John Gruber If you failed to return your 0 Cancer Crusade { AQ political commentator îd be served at 6:30 p.m., and the partner’s suit. Nowadays a * ______bridge authority will write WEST EAST today. To Help Smokers annual meeting will begin at 4 AQ762 Ihsann Abdel Kuddous, editor Atty. Martin B. Burke of 38 ceremonies held at Columbia. Student Play 7:30. Members may bring columns about youi thus ♦ 93 (? J 109 5 2 K3 of the weekly newspaper don, regional sponsor of the Reed St., Rockville, has been' A World War II veteran,. A group of Rockville High either a generous sized salad or During the past week I because his academic grades proving that the more tilings A Stop Smoking clinic will be change the more they remain 0 A 6 2 o 83 Akhbar el Youm, said however, plan, will speak Wednesday. named chairman of this year’s Sadlak attended the University School students under the direc food dish. happened to hear an acquain were nearly nonexistent. He held at South Windsor High A 973 A 3652 the new understanding in |io The clinic will include lec Vernon Cancer Crusade. The tion of Miss Eileen Sullivan, tance of mine being inter studied harmony, counterpoint the same. Etat my devotion to School today through Friday. It of Connecticut and returned to my readers (for which I .am SOUTH way implies that Russian ad is sponsored by the Seventh Day tures, demonstrations, group goal for Vernon has been set at school two years ago to com will present “ My Fair Lady,” viewed during the intermission and the rest of the stuff on 4 J 105 famous) induces me to defy the visers will be allowed to return Adventist Churches of Enfield dynamics, and films. The $8,500. plete the requirements for the March 30 and 31 at Rockville of the Cleveland Orchestra which composers are raised, in z> Q 87 witch doctors. Sometimes it’s to Egypt. Physicians are available for a High School, Loveland Hill. broadcast concert. He was Alan cluding composition with 0 10 5 4 and Hartford in association bachhlor’s degree. He is a and proper to switch from question and answer period. As chairman of the fund drive The students will execute all Hovhaness (form er spelling A K I 104 with the South Windsor Adiilt native of Rockville, is married your partner’s suit. Education Program. The clinic According to Fox, the Five- last year, Atty. Burke led his and has three children. phases of the show, both on Hovaness according to Baker). Frederic Shepherd Converse, North East South West R]RRM1EN18M» Nora dealer Day-Plan has proven effective workers in exceeding the quota stage and off. Members of the A still former spelling is Ghec- then dean of the institution. 1 1 O Pass. 1 N T Pass will be conducted in room 90B for thousands of oenplo who by more than $2,()00. Others community will augment the makjian, according to Gruber asked Freddie about hihi and he East-West vulnerable 3 N T All Pass PINE at?f;30 i>.m. Registration will Smith Appointed Opening lead — Jack of be 7 p.m. want to quit smoking and cannot who will be assisting Burke orchestra which consists main 1 or futi $ize who grew up with him. In those said he thought Alan really had Opening lead - I at Myron A. Smith of Ellington PHARMACY do so on their own. He says again this year will be Paul ly o f high school band HKIir«aitWa»lr€ days we both lived in Arlington, something. (Again somebody HgatLs Brace Fox, director of the has been appointed as group South thought he couldn’t group therapy techniques rein Guest Speaker Oliver, vice chairman; George members. The actors and Mass., which is a suburb of was right.) Greater Hartford Five-Day homes program specialist by SEAiy POSnjREPEDIC quite afford to take the first force the individual’s will Chase, treasurer; ’Thomas S. chorus members all are ALL MU AMinU Boston. What do you say? PMui, will conduct the clinic. the State Department of the great relaxer...night after night trldc with the ace of hearts power. James F. Cooper, field Mason, special gifts chairman; members o f the choir and You don’t hive to trivel farther than your bedroom to get the I was in high school and Alan Papa hd cut off h|s support-so Answer: Bid two notrump. TEIEPHONF: 649-9814 Witii) him will be Dr. Joseph Children and Youth Services. E Alan had to lock for an “ angel,” because it was possible that Krlkton, Rockville; Dr. Bert Registration fee for the clinic repre^ntative of the Depart ’Thomas Benoit, independent choruses. rejuvenating benents of utter relaxation. Sealy Posturepedk not was in .junior high when the This jump rebld shows 19 or 20 only prtmiisei a great n i^ t’s deep...but a good morning, too. ” No whom he found in Brookline, West had led from a heart suit Let Us Price is five dollars. A maximum of ment of Health, Education and business and Jane P. Tickets may be purchased music supervisor for the town points, with balance distribu Beiseigel, South Adams, Mass., Smith has most recently been morning backache from deeping on a to o ^ ft mattress.** Designed by K-J-10. Hence decjarer Your Next 100 people can be accom Welfare, Social Security Ad McCarthy, house-to-house from music students at the high m (yes they had music super Mass. He was named Harold tion and stoppers in the unhid Dr. Simon Witter, Southbridge, associated with the Meriden in cooperation with leading orthopedic surgeons for comfortidily (? ) 0. Van Ness, and Alan played a low heart from dum modated. For further informa ministration for 33 years, will chairman. New members to the school and will also be on sale firm support. Choice of comfort; ^ tr a Firm or Gently Firm. visors in that day) approach^ suits. ^ Prescription MaUS., and Malcolm Gordon, Wallingford Hospital tion call 523-1500 or 569-1283. be guest speaker at the Tuesday workers’ list this year will be at W.T. Grants in the ’Tri-City me with the idea that 1 should decided to take his name but my at the first trick, and East Copyright 1973 Souih Lancaster, Mass. Gor Psychiatric Clinic as director ITS POSTUREPEDIC MONTH AT,., annina night meeting of Parents Robert Tedoldi, trades and in Plaza from 1 to 5 p.m. today. be friendly with Alan, who was not exactly, which accounts for won with the king. General Feature Ca>rp« of “Outreach” Program. He M r 171«WMI KM Without Partners, Inc. (P W P ) dustry and William Moquin, îng Connecticut sin'_»* I'iO') tanMKAMtCM a genius. I may have been 14 at the two spellings indicated by It was now East’s turn to also served for two years as a Tickets will also be sold at the at 8:15 at Community Baptist publicity. that time which would have Baker. (I went through about think. It was clear that South' rehabilitation counselor in Cir door the nights of the show. OPEN Gentle had the queen of hearts since Church, Manchester. The campaign will be con made Alan about 10-11. Three or five spellings, and it had been cuit Court 14 in a program South* Windsor ducted ' during the month of Terms L M MI 17 MMlim four years difference in our hard enough to learn to spell the opening lead of the jack His talk concerning Social aimed at providing rehabilita (AW MM My MV Chekmakjian.) denies the queen. (If the Security asit pertains to PW P April. TONIGHT blau M H rtM K M ) ages at that time was terrific; tion opportunities for youthful furniture stores • Cuh leader’s suit is headed by <^-10 members, will be preceded by a today it would be nothing at all, offenders. he leads the queen rather than “ Mardi Gras” supper from 7 to • Chaige of course. Alan had a number of good Sadlak Gets Degree 'til 9:00 i.;i; bfa06 i'- ,i,iOO 1 I'b") breaks. There was an orchestra the jack.) If South had the ace 8, which is open to members Francis X. Sadlak, 44 Country In his new capacity, Sniith • Meet Twas of diamonds he would surely HAMMOND ORGAN & PIANO STUDIO Sills Asks Council mt Alan, together with a boy in Arlington, even in those days, and prospective members. Lane, Rockville, has been will head a unit within the Com win two hearts, five diamonds 5: 17 OAK ST., PHONE 643-5171 EVnYNNMT Foniwriy KaiUi'i of MudiMter Up T« 3 Ysvi NBC-TV’s daytime drama series, “ Somerset,” marks its named Sidney Hegh, had similar to the Manchester Donation is $1.50. awarded the bachelor of arts munity Services Division, faMqtWS'JI 1116 Ibin SttMt Torn! third anniversary March 30. Among the stars in the ^ P-™- written a musical comedy Civic, and it played some of his and at least two clubs. A graduate of the University degree by the Columbia Univer funded by the Connecticut Plan PhoM 64S-4169 East therefore saw that the To Cut Tax Rate S TA TE <■« ’.3. serial are (top to bottom) Harriet Hall as Andrea, Diahn which had been produced at early works, so Ire heard them. of Western Michigan, Cooper sity School of General Studies. ning Commission on Criminal contract could not be defeated MANCHISTiR CINlfR Junior High West in the town, This is a tremendous help, in Pre-owned did graduate work at George Sadlak, 44, majored in en Administration, that will MMI PARK (MAR Q( THiAIRI Williams as Crystal, and Renne Jarrett as Ginger, unless West held the ace of Former Town Councilman letter after complaining that and Grace Pierce, the music case you don’t known it. He also Washington University, and vironmental management and provide consultation, ■•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦eeoeeeeooe^ diamonds. Was it reasonable to Robert R. Sills called for a flat the council refused to recognize supervisor was convinced she had a local piano teacher, spent a year at Trinity College, conservation and was on the assistance, and training to both Sean Connery hope that West held this card? five-mill decrease in the tax him at a public hearing last Hartford. had discovered a genius. (It Adelaide Proctor, who was a S i dean’s list in his last semester. existing and planned group Now Playing T V T o n i g h t Quite reasonable, for South rate for the coming fiscal year week. Read Herald Advertisements 'James Bond 007' turned out she was right.) But pupil of Heinrich Gebhardt He resides with his wife and He received the degree at homes. See Saturday** Herald for 1 could easily hold the values for in a letter to the Smth Windsor Sills said tax relief should be Alan didn’t get along with the (who taught Lennie Bernstein, , two sons at 188 Ferguson Rd. Diamonds EASY RIDER Complete TV Listing* in case you didn’t know it) and a response of one notrump Town Council. Sills wrote the the first goal of town govern One son is a senior at kids in school, and she elected ment, but he did not specify Are Forever 7 & 9 P.M . a ^ a e * waaooaaeeaooaej A-'Jl she gave up every other lesson without having the ace of Manchester High School, and me to be his friend since she what cuts he thought should be Low Admission Prices to Alan, while she footed the diamonds. the other is serving in a patrol knew I was musical and came made in the budget. The second Sunbeam • • • • P L U S ,* • m m — 6:00 — bill. Low Lead Needed South Windsor boat squadron with the U.S. Miss Brack Super (3-8-22) NEWS from a musical family. She also All of this reasoning per goal should be the initiation of a Navy at Little Creek, Va. Balsam Creme Rinse AlBiKTl) BR0(iV:i HJRRYo.V,I/M;.N knew my mother and could Automatic 12 Cup (18) SECRET AGENT In his early days Alan had yen suaded East to shift to a low “ long-range road rebuilding (20) SOUNDING BOARD exert some pressure that way spade. There was not enough Kindergarten program.” Coffeemaker RHMK for the music of Sibelius, and KJPCR (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE as well. time to set up the hearts, but In his letter Sills said South BAL8AN 8 oz. bottle, $1.39 "O N HER M A J m Y ’S eventually he got to study wlto Registering Size. (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH him in Finland. It was at this spades were a different story. Windsor is second only to Hart Our JERRY LEWIS'CINEMA Just because we both musical Until April 2 SECRET SERVICE" (40) WILD WILD WEST time that I lost all track of South won the first spade with ford in the amount of taxes paid A b o u t T o w n Reg. didn’t make us bosom pals. At — 6:30 — Alan. I only know that after he the jack in his own hand, but the Kindergarten registration by residents. He added that if 12.99 that time I was not really hot (3) CBS NEWS returned to this country, trick did him no lasting good. forms are available at all South the cost of garbage removal The Exchange Club will meet RobMl HmNotM — (N ) for music, though Alan was, (8) ABC NEWS Sibelius was down in the depths H e had toi g o a f t e t th e Windsor elementary schools and fire protection is added to Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Brews from 4 to 12 cups. and he wasn’t hot for baseball Stayfree m A f M I A S f (22-30) NBC NEWS and he started on a new tack. diamonds, permitting West to today through April 2. Parents local taxes, the difference Manchester Country Club. Sale Automatic keep warm Jerem iah or the Boy Scouts, although I Maxi Pads DA (24) DESIGNING WOMEN He destroyed everything he had take the ace. West then led his can get the forms at the school between Hartford and South Arthur H. Illing will speak on feature, stay cool handle laHPPiBimMWHMmnl was. It was a good try on Miss Mon. thru Wed. written to date and it wa3 a remaining spade, and East took their children w ill be attending. Windsor disappears. He did not “ The History of Manchester.” and base.#AP53 Johnson — 7:00 — Pierce’s part, but I can’t say it is Door Open 9:30 AM Box of 30 pads. Polomor Pictures Inlemotional very considerable amount of four spade tricks to defeat the Children born on or before say where he got his figures. (3) MOVIE was mightily successful. Sills charged that revaluation Neil Simon's work. Then he started on an contract. Jan. 1,1969 are eligible for the X i Gamma Chapter of Beta (8) TRUTH OR Dally Question will do little to relieve the General Electric CONSEQUENCES Armenian kick. 1973-74 school year. Orientation Sigma Phi will hold an open T 1 i 6 A la n ’ s fa t h e r w a s a As dealer you have opened burden on the residential New for Spring Dark Eyas (18) DICK VAN DYKE meetings to explain pre-school meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at chemistry professor at ’Tufts the bidding with one dia taxpayer. He said taxes on Variable Speed Darkens Hearflneakldd (22-30) NEWS He has always gone his own screening procûres and the the home of Mrs. Rockwell Long or Short Sleeve and he wanted his son to have mond and your partner has “ certain industrial and com brows and An Elaine May Film (24) OPEN LINE way since then, and I have to kindergarten curriculum will Richmond, 123 Richmond Dr. Hand Mixer Burt ReynoMs an academic education, after responded one-heart. You mercial property will be in 1PG|c » hunts 87 BCtUAf L ^ J give him credit. He was no be held at 7:30 p.m. April 10 and Following refreshments, the Stretch lashes. 1.79 (40) ABC NEWS which he could study music if holdt Spades, K-8-4; Hearts, If you’ve been waiting for an opportunity to Oyan Cannon follower of Stravinsky or 11 in the auditorium of South creased,” but that more than 60 program will include Miss Lynn $2 size. — 7:30 — he so desired. Alan couldn’t see A-6-4f Diamonds, K-Q-J-9-7; Our Schoenberg; if anything he was bring music into your home, perhaps one of Windsor High,.School. ~per cent of tl(e Grand List will Richmond who w ill discuss fur Bodyshirts (8) LETS MAKE A DEAL wasUng time with academic Reg. Long Nails ★ ★ ★ ★ _ ^ r w r an orientalist, but not wild one. Clubs, A-Q. the many organs listed below is the answer. Pre-school screening will be still be reside'htial property. niture and Mrs. Sara Cavos who 1 2 * 7 Shamus (18) STAND UP & CHEER studies when his only interest 15.97 Fritz Reiner found his music dof)e.iluriugê:W eek.^ May 7. , ^ I s ’, cry for.tax reU/ef echoes will talk on -holidays. A.ny ipfi) (22) HOLLYWOOD was music. I was reasonably You’ll be amazed at th« values' yiyu^'baii}’ Select any one of 10 N a il and while he headed the Paranto are asked to Fqtora the ^tbat.jqf all taxpayers, but be has woman interested in attenf^g SQUARES good student (B-A average) and I Theatre realize during this Pre-dWffbd Orgah' Salpf speeds. Includes drink lengthener, [i OiTKMTnikiR.13 Pittsburg and the Chicago, ] completed registration forins in not said what he is willing to do may contact Mrs. Robert Du- (30) MOUSE FACTORY Miss Pierce undoubtedly felt without in order to get a tax Our Reg. 3.99 & 4.99 mixer attachment. Push $3.00 size. 2.69 addilon to birth certificates and P6 b Oiltr 7M -1:30 that association with me might recorded some forty works by Time Schedule mond, 643-0444, for further in (40) POLKA Hovhaness, which meant that immunization records for cut. #M68 AV/HR get Alan to pay attention to his I Baldwin - Model 77, Walnut $695. formation. BURNSIDE — 8:00 — rubeUa, DPT, and polio at that regular studies, in which he was he had some big fights with SSOBurntMaAv*. (8-40) ROOKIES RCA’s A and R department. state Theater — “ Diamonds■ Lowrey - TLO Deluxe, Fr. Prov. $695. time. failure. FAMILY DINING EattHartfsfd (18) PRISONER Are Forever” 9:20; “ His I Silvertone - #4733, Walnut $395. Parents who have not been fTrl.1” (20-22-30) LAUGH-IN Alan took up residence in Majesty’s Secret Service” 7:(W contacted by a school Scotchgard IS BEST MONDAY 5 MinulM Rom HtW. !•»< S«l* >> I To tell you the truth, Alan Vernon Cine I — “ Shamus” (24) DANCE THEATRE scared me. He played Chicago about this time, as well I Baldwin - 8tR, Walnut $1,195. enumerator are asked to call " Mon. All Seats 99o OF HARLEM he might, and also got married. 7:10-9:00 Mrs. Fortin, 644-2410. Reg. THRU THURSDAY Moussogsky’s “ Pictures At An Vernon Cine II — “ Jeremiah \ Wurlitzer - ii'4100. Cherry $695. 2.49 Kids ShdW Sat-Sun. 2 PM Exhibition” on the piano, when He married a pianist, inciden — 9:00 — Johnson” 7:20-9:20 I Thomas - #425, Walnut $795. A breath taking as 1.87 (3) HERE’S LUCY I. had never heard of tally, and since he waS a most sortment of Spring Prevents greasy WHY unprepossesing individual when Meadows Drive-In — (8-40) MOVIE Moussorgsky and was steeped I Hammond - M-3, Walnut $795. prints, smashing spots, water stains. I knew him, 1 always marvelled “ Diamonds Are Forever” 7:30; solids, tone-on- Makes outerwear Some house coachlight^ Craig Stevens re-creates TV role In in the German tradition of “ His Majesty’s Secret Service” tones, layered rain repellent. DINNER lME*rnE ^ "Gunn’ <1967). music. In short, I couldn’t un that he managed to get a wife. I Hammond - Cadette, Walnut $495. Today In History 9:50 looksi Sizes S, M, Specials At Jtl (ll Rl‘. (18) 700 CLUB The marriage has been quite derstand him as a musician, Jerry Lewis Cinema, South L. Scoop up sever E.v.l Winrisdi Conn (20-22-30) BASKETBALL successful, so far as I know. I OPEN TUES. THROUGH FRI. TIL 9 P.M. al at this low price! New 16 oz. and I couldn’t understand him Windsor — “ Burglars” 7:00; By The Associated Press Chicken Kiev Special: National championship as a colleague who was 20 per Hosiery Guard 'Vow 0a Oar Slaga game of 35th NCAA Tournament. He is about the only composer “ Fat City” 9:00 S A T. 9:30 A.M. T O 5:30 P.M. Scrabble Slide Tray Baked Stuffed niet of Sole cent younger than I. To tell the (24) MANDOLINIST of serious music I know of Burnside Theater — “ Sleuth” CLOSED MONDAY . Today is Monday, March 26, Italian Combination Plattar truth, his father couldn’t un Our Crossword Cubes Special! Frank Wakefield. today who actually makes a 7:00-9:30 the 8Sth day of 1973. There are (Egg Ptant and Weal Parmesan derstand him either. Reg. — 9:30 — 280 days left in the year. Wonderlon® Kodak 80 with spaghotll) living from composing. He’s at ] 1.59 or Sentence Cubes (3) HOTEL NINETY it all the time, and he has over Today’s h igh li^t in history: Ungumo with Clam Sauca The Chekmakjians lived Agilon or Cantrece II Carousel Tray 1.99 Variety special. 300 compositions to his credit On this date in 1953, a new S t o c k n Helps prevent runs, about six blocks from the C t . YOUR Reg. Sawyer _ (24) BOOK BEAT since tearing up everything he vaccine ' to immunize against snags and bagging. Grubers, so it wasn’t hard for Panty Hose CHOICE 1.67 2.39 Rototray 1.59 * — — wrote in 1930’s. ’This is a lot of polio was announced by Dr. 3.50 10:00 us to get together. It wasn’t dif HARTFORD ROAD u p 1 music. Not all of it is great. Jonas E. Salk of the University (24) STATE OF CONN. ficult to stay apart, either. I Some of it is. of Pennsylvania. Children portions — 10:35 — didn’t help Alan and he didn’t On this date — on H ili Price (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY help me. He kept getting What surprised me during the D a ir ii DAIRY QUEEN LYDIA BRUCE In 1793, the Holy Roman further and further behind interview was that he was — 11:00 — Q u e e n r Empire declared war ,on Our Complimentary Glait of academically and his father (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS asked whom he felt had helped France. Round- Reg. Imported Wine or Kiddie JEAN KERR'S COMEDY kept getting madder and him on his way up. He didn’t (20) HAVE GUN-WILL In 1804, th e L ou isia n a 1.19-1.59 Cocktail with each Dinner madder at him. After all, papa mention a single one of the peo TRAVEL 2 J R Purchase was divided into the 1.79 'MARY, MARY'' was a college professor. braziers.wi the- "L ple I have mentioned. And that — 11:05 — territory of Orleans and the includes Fritz Reiner who real territory of Louisiana. (24) JANAKI , My graduate year at the New Clock 2l Super stretch yarns that fit like COUNTRY Bo)f Otiice Open D«iilv ly put him on the map commer AMERKXSIinniRITE SHAKE! In: 1827, th e c o m p o ser, Bic Banana 10 <1 m. 10 p m » — 11:30 — England Conservatory, Alan cially, not to mention all the Ludwig Van Beethoven, died. a second skin! Sheer dress Call Toll Free Spfld S67 '801 (3) MOVIE entered the school as a weight. Petite, medium, med. Cordless 3 Pack Pens SQUIRE people who helped him in his In 1895, Japan occupied the panty "The Evil of Frankenstein" (1964). “ special” student. He couldn’t Quick Drying Htfd 527 1007 All for less thaBa dollar! tail, tall and queensize. 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. . i-' PAGE irpUR ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP, Manchester, Conn.^ Mon., March 26, 1973 United Farm . F ord, GM Educate Union Sued IKanrli^Bt^r iEimting Herald By Safeway Yesterdays Non white Workers LOS ANGELES (AP) - Founded Oct, J, 1881 Safeway Stores has named the 5 Years Ago PORT ELIZABETH, South United Farm Workers Union in ; Nonwhltes also are par a $150 million damage suit, DEUVERED PROMPTLY Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fpil to receive their Cheneys vote cash dividend of Africa (AP) — Ford and ticipating in the company’s Goseral Bdotors — estimated to alleging “conspiracy, extortion Co., 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 one dollar per share on common production trainees courses, in AT NO EXTRA CHARGEI have $200 million invested in and harrassment.” Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) p.m. should telephone the circulation stock. troduced early last year. The Superior Court suit was Marlow’s opens new Little plants and equipment in this department, 647-9946. southernmost city in Africa — “We are receiving far more' filed Friday, th-' same day When you're not able to Published every evening except Mending Shop in its store. Superior Court .Judge Ciiinpbell Sundays and holidays. Entered at the are paying new attention to applicants than wp envisaged; pick up proscriptions your Member Audit Bureau of Circulation their several thousand nonwhite and after two years on-toe-Job M. Lucas issued a temporary Manchester, Conn., Post Office as 10 Years Ago restraining order in an earlier ■I! Member of The Associated Press employes. training, toe nonwhites are able • self, it's nice to know Second Class Mail Matter. The Rev. C. Henry Anderson, to aim for a foreman’s position suit limiting toe number of The Manchester Publishing Co. pastor of Emanuel Lutheran - ; - 5 M '* . Douglas B. Ki'tterman, or even higher,” Ferreira said. UFW pickets at Safeway stores that you can pick up the Burl L. Lyons, Publisher in California.. assumes no financial responsibility for Church, elected president ot , managing director of Ford Also open to all races are Manchester Council of J •. J South Africa, says a system of plans for tuition refund, The judge limited toe number phone and have us deliver typographical errors appearing in Churches. works Committees and group dependents’ education and of pickets to seven per store right to your doer. We're Subscription Rates advertisements and other reading General Manager Richard discussions as “paying off.” scholarship awards. and ordered an April 12 hearing matter in The Manchester Evening Martin recommends $8,912,907 Among the benefits is a change on a preliminary injunction in Payable in Advance town budget for fiscal year in workers’ attitudes toward Bob Price, managing director the matter. ’The ruling also glad to be of service! Herald. One M onth...... $3.25 1963-64, to be financed by 45- Utoir Jobs, he says. of General Motors, says GM orders pickets to stay at least Display advertising closing hours, mill tax rate. South Africa has increased its eight feet apart and forbids Single Copy ...... 15( three full days prior to publication. Area educators are presented Ilie company’s basic educa minimum pay rate to about 61 them from interfering with By Carrier, Weekly ...... 75c first copies of Manchester Com tion program, introduced late cents an hour and will raise it customers or employes or Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon munity College brochures at last year, is enabling illiterate three cents niore after toe few trying to force customers to One Year ...... $39.00 prior to day pf publication; 12 noon Manchester High School honwhite workers to learn how employes on this wage grade listen to any union complaint Six M onths...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and luncheon meeting. to read, write and do arithmetic have served toe company six against Sfeway. Three Months ...... $9.75 up to fifth-grade level. ’Ihe months. The union is demanding that Monday. coutoc is presented three times Safeway buy only iceburg let a week, after working hours. Price says General Motors is tuce picked by UFW members Today^s Thought . V building one of toe country’s and has called for a boycott of , Pted Ferreira, Ford’s direc finest company-owned recrea the stores until they do. tor 6t Industrial relations, said tion centers for mulatto COMMUMCATION % I-' ^ ' -V'i' . the company did not have a workers — similar to facilities Japan^s Economic Secret “ To communicate love, \ I I I '<0 .V, large number of illiterate used by whites. Mulattos are a RANGE AND parents need a language of I i i workers but about 80 per cent of distinctive grouping in South There is no secret about Japan’s goods — beef, oranges, grain, even acceptance: words that value I those had applied to attend toe Africa known as Coloreds. FUEL OIL WESTOWN emergence as a leading industrial and computers. feelings, responses that change course. Price adds: “There will be GASOLINE “ ^ PHARMACY ■ In contrast to American workers, moods, answers that call for parking facilities and a economic power since its defeat in goodwill, and replies that clubhouse, with change rooms BANTLY OIL World War II nor about the yen’s rise who cherish the right to strike and radiate respect. The world ____ _ >,V BARBS for toe rugby and soccer fields, Candidate Arrives 455 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER prize their mobility, the Japanese talks to the mind. A parent By PHIL PASTORET a cricket pitch, bowling greens COMPANY. INC. of 17 per cent in a single year against Norwegian actress Llv Ullman, nominated for an Academy Award “Oscar” for her role speaks more intimately. He . and tennis courts we intend 331 Main Street the once mighty dollar. worker rarely moves from the com talks to the heart.” — Haim ’The boss says that half building.” in ‘“rhe Immigrants,” waves after arriving in Los Angeles for the the ceremonies which But what is the secret of the pany he starts with. The company Ginott a loaf at least gets four He asserts black employes will take place tomorrow night. She has been nominated in the best actress category. (AP Tel. 649-4595 Submitted by: hours’ work out of most of are not being overlooked. Rockville 875-3274 Read Herald Advertisements Japanese rise to formidable com could be described as paternalistic, a V \ J: % us. photo) Winthrop Nelson • • * word often used critically here. That petitor in the world’s markets? Once Co-Pastor It’s sort of heartwarming best known for toys, silk, and shoddy is to say, the company provides a host Center Church to know that the interna Meskill Pushes For merchandise, modern Japan is a of fringe benefits, vacation spas, free tional monetary community Watch Hill, R. I., Beach Sand. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) has dollar problems, just prime source of optical equipment, hospitalization, training, promotions like us common folk. Hospital Controll Bill 6 weftpS to c e y ^ ra te cameras, radio and television sets, and other things that tend to keep the BOSTON (AP) — Gov. assembly to stand fast in op economical automobiles, and many workers on the job with “his” com Thomas J. Meskill is urging toe posing efforts to lower the stan pany until he retires or dies. As a dards of the bill,” he said. “If other quality products. There is no un jSrl Connecticut General Assembly C apital Inside to resist pressure to dilute Jiis an industry which protects the yco" iTKxrne tax return. employment. result, the worker puts loyalty to his proposal to create a commis public doesn’t police itself, then How come? The secret is pride in company only after his devotion to sion to regulate hospital and toe government has to stop in, Meskill said Friday while at toe sharply increased productivity, the country and family. Andreiv Tally Somehow, it won’t be the nursing home rates. A GARDEN OF EATING... tastes better In a stainless salad Fare same if women’s Ub takes The bill was approved New England Governors’ AGOOD HOT MEAL...with Remington’s 2 quart Tellon HANDY REPAIRS...the easy way with this nigged 2 8 piece result of a unique system of labor and The Japanese version of cradle to R eport Conference. Shelton tool set Includes socket set, icrewdilver/awl set, set by Stanley Roberts. Includes salad fork and spoon, and the gals out of wine, women Thursday by the legislative n Hncd dcctric seiving dish wlfli center divider. Keeps food bowl—an accented by patterned border. management relations. Japanese grave security is company made, not and song. committee on public safety and warm for 45 mlriutes without a cord. tape measure, utility knife and a multl-way Allen wrench. ♦ • • “It has been shown that if Just $10 wHh a $100 savings deposit Just $10 with a $100 savings deposit workers are proud to be “company government controlled. It works well Rowland Evans and Robert Novak health despite opposition from there are no controls, costs will Just $10 with a $100 savings deposit From the weather around hospital representatives who m en” a term more likely to be used as and it obviously is not so costly as to here, all we can deduce is skyrocket,” Meskill isaid. Fiddle Faddle said it would undermine local “Government has to do l\ixon~Golda Trouble that the groundhog needs autonomy. an epithet in these United States. hurt Japan’s competitiveness on behind the amendment. On new glasses. something.” WASHINGTON- As a citizen let us be farfetched — he WASHING’TON - Israel’s When Golda Meir was there a “ I urge members of the They are loyal and hard working, prices of her products. few weeks ago, Mr. Nixon another occasion, John N. flatly opposed to blanket refused to defend the United backstage support of the Mitchell, Mr. Nbcon’s former enthusiastic not bored. Japan’s example is worth careful amnesty for draft dodgers and Jackson amendment aimed at politely but firmly warned her States against Israel. So would that he would not risk wrecking campaign director, warned toe Their astute company study as American labor and manage deserters, I wish the White the black who dodged the draft forcing the Soviet Union to President that American Jews P! lil^pralize its Jewish emigration U.S-Soviet detente on the managements are concerned and ment prepare for important contract House would avoid detouring for a war against an African were “totally worked up” over onto irrelevant paths in p^cy has suddenly endangered extraneous issue of Soviet country. The ranks of the Jewish emigration. Soviet bars to Jewish emigr^ compassionate in dealing with their negotiations in the months ahead. The explaining President Nixon’s “conscientious objectors” the special >,relationslUp tion.. To capitalize his gains anti-amnesty stand. between President Nixoh’s ad- Mrs. Meir was politely but men as individuals, not as a faceless railroads and their unions reached would be filled with expedient firmly noncommittal, holding among American Jewish One of the lines put out in re third-and fourth-generation ministration and Prime voters, Mitchell said, M^. "labor force.” agreement long before expiration of cent days by administration Minister Golda Meir’s govern that this was pur^y U.S. ethnics who would invoke ithe domestic issue. There the • Nixon must publicly demand a Together, they glory in the results current contracts on a basis that has spokesmen, notably including right of freedom of choice ment. change in Mospow. The Jackson amendment, matter was dropped. of their labors — more goods for less some points in common with the Vice President Agnew, is that granted by a Vietnam amnesty None of this had the sUghte:^ draft dodgers and deserters denying equal trade treatment Since then, presidential and refuse to take up arms emissaries have let toe Israeli impact on toe President. ^ toe money. Japanese system. must be punished because they against Great Britain, Ireland, to toe Soviet Union unless toe contrary, Mr. Nixon did not DOESN’T Kremlin halts punitive emigra government understand the. Japan has shown its appreciation Is it “ square’’yto be a “company haven’t admitted they were Italy, Poland, France and believe that the Jackson wrong^ Fiddle faddle. tion fees charged Soviet Jewish following in no uncertain man?” Isn’t the welfare of the square Lichtenberg. Why not? terms: Israeli, through the amendment stood a chance. It for the help given by the United The government should leave Tlie name of Abraham Lin intellectuals, is gaining support was not until Mrs. Meir’s visit, employe bound up with that of the fair to the preachers and Dr. Ben in Congress with a velocity that powerful lobby of the States, a benevolent victor in war. coln (will we never let that poor American-Jewish community, after the powerful Rep. Wilbm* Spock lofty pronouncements on man rest in peace?) is constant has shocked toe White House. It Mills of Arkansas co-sponsored Japan’s economy is booming and they employer? Could it be that Japan’s directly threatens con must share major responsibili A BEAUTIFUL SETTING. for 4 In brushed stainless fcom morality and stick to the point, ly raised by assorted unin the amendment, that Mr. Nixon HURT THE TIME OF DAY... and a gentle awakening each .. INSTANT WEATHER REPORTS... from this handsome have revalued the yen upward to help “secret” is based simply on the old gressional passage of most- ty if toe Jackson amendment Stanley Roberts. Set includes 6-piece setting for 4 phis which is that laws have been formed and squishy-thinking suddenly realized how much 3 way weather station. Gives temperature, humidity, and morning with Copal’s m odrtn digital alarm clock. Wuml- favored-nation treatment for passes. Then, Israel would have 4-piece serving set. our growing trade deficit. They are fashioned American ideal of a square violated by the copouts. amnesty advocates. He forgave ground he'had lost. barometric pressure accurately. nated dial shows time, day or night Arguments are rarely won on everyb^y, didn’t he? toe Soviet Union which Mr. to answer to Richard M. Nixon Just $10 with a $100 savings deposit willing to import more American deal all around? himself. The tide is overpowering, Ju it $10 with a $100 savings deposit Just $10 with a $100 savings deposit. moral points, especially in Not quite. Lincoln granted Nixon promised Communist barring an unexpected dis Washin^on, for the quite valid amnesty to deserters in the party boss Leonid The amendment by Sen. Henry M. Jackson of avowal by Mrs. Meir. In toe reason that one man’s morality Civil War, but only if they Brezhnev—and that promise is words of Democratic Rep. A B H ... Washington, an anti-Soviet is another man’s hogwash. The returned to their units and viewed by the President as ab Morris Udall of Arizona: “’The country is well populated with served out their enlistments, solutely essential to his four- , hard-liner, quickly attracted year policy of detente with some 70 Senate sponsors when Jewish lobby is such that the folks who wouldn’t steal a dime with forfeiture of pay and Jackson amendment is going to in the day-to-day pursuit of allowances and, in some in Moscow. ' introduced last fall. Biit toe The Innocent Israeli ambassador here, Gen. go through like greased li^ t- living, but who regularly cheat stances, with additional time “H the Presidnet’s personal ning. on their income tax. tacked onto their original tours Itzhak Rabin, wisely argued BUT pledge to Brezhnev falls that U.S. inteiierence in Soviet Mill, whose House Ways and Nixon himself has put the of duty. The Confederate because of Israel and American Means Committee will handle issue in simple terms, saying soldiers were granted amnesty internal affairs—no matter how B ystan der Jews, we will take them on,” warranted by the injustice of the trade bill, hopes to work out bluntly that he speaks as the because they fought in a Civil one top presidential assistant a compromise. He knows toe Republic’s chief law enforce War, which legally has always the exorbitant emigration told us. Just that means is left fees-would be counterproduc Soviets cannot knuckle under to Art H oppe ment officer. Presumably he been a different package of unspecified, but Mr. Nixon’s demands of a foreign parlia would look kindly upon a dodger tive. He was overruled by toe ABIT - goods. concern has been conveyed—in ment. Unlike Jackson, Mills or deserter who confessed to Indeed, the calling up of Lin Israeli government. l « V T W | much more diplomatic ’Thus, during toe presidential foresees rich two-way trade the error of his ways, but I can’t coln’s name giyes me an idea. terms—to toe Israeli govern between the U.S. and the Cheese It; It’s The GOP-Men! see him patting the guy on the Instead of condemning the draft campaign last f&ll, with Mr. ment. Nixon courting toe normally Russians. His hope: Moscow back and telling him to go and dodgers and deserters to a term Accordingly, one Nixon polit- will quietly modify its emigra sin no more. After all, the con of public service, why not dress Democratic Jewish vote, Scene: A middle-class Erksom (shaking his head): Washington Post. And . . . cal adviser has received private American-Jewish community tion policy long before Congress H E L P S fessed burglar or even the them in the uniforms of The Director was right. We Erksom (grimly); The assurances that Israel (in his leaders with intimate ties to toe votes on the most-favored- neighborhood in late October of politician convicted of corrup America’s peacetime armed nation Issues. 1974. Two FBI agents. should have asked them first Washington P09tT They’re ob terms) “will cool it” on the Israeli government lobbied tion is not permitted to go free forces for a couple of years? question of toe Jackson amend With positions hardening, Mr, Inspector Erksom and Mr. how much they had contributed viously desperate characters. merely because he admits his ’They might suffer some bloody furiously for White House Scobey, are engaged in the to The Committee to Re-elect Wait! I hear them coming! ment. But there is great doubt backing of toe amendment. Nixon’s own role in breaking guilt. noses and cut lips at the fists of that Mrs. Meir’s government the deadlock is delicately most grueling, unsung, foot- the President. All right, let’s (Two men, guns drawn, burst However, if the term morali their comrades, especially ^ At an October m eeting try this house. in. They are shot through the will dare openly oppose it in toe between Jewish leaders and clear; convince the government A LOT! slogging kind of police work — a ty is to be bandied about, it those who had served in Viet house to house search. (As they ring the doorbell, the noggins in a wild gun battle.) vigorous and unquivocal way White House aide Leonard Gar of Israel how much precious.in- could better be applied to a nam, but I’ll think about that as desired at toe White House. fluence it stands to lose inside Erksom (as a housewife ner glass of an upstairs window Erksom (picking up the point made by Agnew in a re ment, Garment was attacked Ard mar#/happy returns. soon as I finish inventing a vously opens her door): Good shatters and two feminine feet, phone): (5et me the Director in •Thus, a serious break for allegedly not pushing Mr. the Nixon administration if toe cent speech to the Veterans of perpetual motion machine. threatens. Jackson amendment passes. morning, ma’am. We’re from bound together, break through Washington . . .Inspector Foreign Wars. Amnesty for Nixon hard enough to get NEXT BL.OODMOBI1.E VISIT the FBI. We’re engaged in a waving frantically for help.) Erksom, sir. We’ve just killed draft evaders and deserters, grueling, unsung, foot-slogging Erksom (drawing his gun); two kidnapers and freed a said Agnew, would encourage yo u GCfT TO TME PART ABOUT The greatest joy of all, is house to house search. Let’s go! woman named Martha and . . . Americans to avoid their WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28th. Housewife (suspiciously): (They kick in the door and She is? They are? To where? responsibilities to their govern THE e>liDGET----- RIGHT/? DATE your money earning more What for? rush upstairs. There, in a front Yes, sir. (he hangs up) Well, ment. Erksom: For registered bedroom is a blonde, matronly we’ve done it again, ^obey. In short, there is the future to 1M 5_to^|30 P^M.______money. So why not put Republicans, ma’am. woman, tied and gagged.) Those two were White House be considered. We can all hope Housewife: I’m a registered Erksom (bending over her): aides and we’ll be stuffing there will be no more wars, but your windfall from Uncle Republican. If you are a registered envelopes at GOP eternal peace has not yet been Erksom (opening his wallet Republican, ma’am, please Headquarters. guaranteed and it cannot be Sam in a Hartford National to flash a button reading, “Four nod. (she does, earnestly) All Scotey (glumly): Why do we even if we elect Indira Ghandi right, let’s get the gag off. More Years” ): Fine. Here are have to work for the world dictator. ’Therefore, it '-'if Savings Account. And my credentials. Can we offer Woman (talking at a furious Republicans? After all, we’re would seem risky, if not down you a ride to the polls on elec rate): Oh, thank heaven you’ve highly trained investigators, right idiotic, to set a legal k CONNECTICUT RED CROSS BLOOD PROGRAM celebrate your good for- tion day? Or baby sit your arrived to deliver me from skill^ in the latest electronic precedent which would permit childroi while you vote? those fiends. I’m Martha techniques. . . young men — and young t o e happily ever after. Housewife (pleased): That’s Mitch... Erksom (sternly); Nonsense, women, I suppose — to choose 4 , awfully kind of you. Erksom (clapping his hand Scobey. You’ve read the file on the wars they would fight. This Ad Sponsored By Erksom: It’s the duty of the back on her mouth): Just a the Watergate mess. Just ask jBlanket' amnesty jvould do FBI under our new director to minute. Did you contribute to yourself, which party needs us W sVb with you all tiie way just that. This country is still a Regal Men’s Shop help you build a better America The Committee to Reelect the most? melting pot and ties with the old Clarke Insurance Agency Manchester Evening — you and all other registered President? Herald Watkins Brothers countries, old cultures and old CBT Watkins Funeral Home HARTFORD NATIONAL Republicans. Woman; Oh, yes, heavily. My religions are still strong. In ad Holmes Funeral Home Richard E. Merritt husband, John, was a member. WINF Radio Scobey (as he and Erksom CURRENT QUOTE dition, there will always be Warren Howland Real Estate BANK>

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PAGE SIX — MANfMlgfrER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Mon., March M, 19?3 Rockville About Town Treasure Hunting Business St. Margaret Circle, Manchester The Chaminade Club .tjttUi <’ M H S Quite Expert Hospital Museum Trustees executive board will meet Daughters of Isabella, will hold Police its annual paid up dinner ‘ , Hospital Host Town Boards Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at the 8 /a Notes home of Mrs. Ruth Staum, 147 ’Diesday at 6:30 p.m. a t the In ^^Hello, D o H y” Notes Report Lyness St. KofC'Home on Main St. Good For Market Operator The trustees of the Lutz Admitted Friday: Brenda Thomas Waldo, 20, of 15 Eva Junior Museum hosted an Open Marilyn Munn Kemper” and Nancy Donovan Discharged Friday: Henry T. C^pithome, RFD 4, Rockville; Dr., was charged Saturday on a House Sunday for members of were also found — but no trace before the Bermuda Court of Last weekend, Manchester as “ Ermengarde” were a goofy Olander, 101 Lenox St.; Emily Thomas (Cahill, Prospect St., HAMILTON, BERMUDA formed with seven pearls, gold Circuit Court 12 arrest warrant the Boards of Directors and we have the largest of the ship which bore them. Appeal, but last April the Hijgh School presented its E. Wagner, Hartford; Edith F. Rockville; Timothy Grant, Ver (AP) — Harry (tox manages a rings and a device used for pair of lovers and quite with third-degree larcoiy by Education and their families. Oil Cox was soon to find himself, appeal was dismissed. a p i ^ muaical, “Hello, Dolly,” Hutchins, East Hartford; Viola non Ave., Rockville; Thomas supermarket and is in the navigation in the late 1500s. I WANTED enjoyable. possession in connection with Miss Hazel Lutz, founder of the embroiled in court battles ’hie legal maneuverings over, at three weii-attended G. Chapman, 168 Suriunit St.; Lynch, Village St., Rockville; assortment of your early treasure business too. He has a There was also an amazing Jennifer Davis . as an August break. and entry at a museum, was there to greet which stretched over four years nearly four years after he found m performances at Bailey George D. Jenckes, 22 Russell Carole Kloter, Orchard St., guests as they arrived. collection worth perhaps $250,- coincidence. The original the treasure, Cox then entered “Ernestina” was dippy and St.; Heather J. Jensen, Rockville; Normand Myers, > M an^ester garage, police said. search had uncovered a and which eventually con USED CARS Auditoriuin, on Friday and seductive in turn. A sophomore Board members and their 000, found beneath the sea off prolonged negotiations with the Saturday nights, and Sunday Mansfield Center; Rodgers Broad Brook; Madeline Dusto, Police say they also seised a beautifully worked solid gold firmed him as undisputed Top Prtoos M d in her first part, Jennifer did compressor which may have families tried the museum’s Bermuda. owner of thp treasure. Bermuda government, which afternoon. baby boy, 134F Riachel Rd.; Union St., Rockville;' Bertha Cox is going to Portugal and ring with a space for, a gem, For All Makos well in it. been taken in a recent break at participatory exhibits which in easier needs! In July 1968 he had been under was interested in buying part of The show, an obvious Susan A. Babin, East Hartford; Walker, Ellington Rd., South probably the single most Anna Cyr as "Mrs. Rose,” clude Texture, Your Body and Spain soon in efforts to trace the trove. “vehicle” for its female star, V o ld e m a r G r a v le js , 172 Windsor; Arthur Morganson, the New England Dewatering valuable discovery. ’Two years a ' two-week treasure-hunting CARTER CHEVROLET Patrick Ryan as “Rudolph," Aithltecture. In the Animal *seals *cello|iliane the origins of his hoard — Cox did not wish to sell the was done with great care to Hawthorne St. Tolland Ave., Rockville. Co., Andover. State police are later, during diving operations contract with an American syn and Richard Horton as the Room, Winthrop Ford Jr. of the several clues lead him to emerald ring, and the govern CO. IK. reproduce as closely as possible Also, Mildred A. Boardman, Discharged Friday: Albert investigating. Waldo has been *grass ' * 6mpty baskots at the same site, a friend found dicate, headed by Franklin R. “Judge” made the most of their released on a a |200 cash bond. museum staff answered believe it was owned by a Por ment did not want all the 1220 NMn strati the atmosphere am style of 35 Whitney Rd.; Catherine E. Ulitsch III, Spring St., questions concerning the live *candy *p lilki affis ■ tuguese navigator of the late an emerald which fitted exactly Foster of Baltimore. parts. Court date is April 23. Cox said he found the remainder of the treasure. the original production. McConnell and daughter. East Rockville; Leroy Carlson, animals as well as presenting 16th century. into the ring. Well Kxciiled ^decorations *egg djid > , treasure three days after the It is a mistake, I think Hartford; Janice P. Parmelee Merrow Rd., Coventry; John several demonstrations. Cox started finding the Expert examination revealed personally, to judge a show like ’The highlights of the show, and son, Rockville; Linda Bubanoski, High St., Rockville; Timothy Spencer, 22, of *eastdr cards *cutHwt|f the emerald to be a rare stone contract expired; the the title song “ Hello, Dolly” Glastonbury, was charged Sun In the School Loan Depart treasure in July 1968 while he this on the basis of a Goodin,9S Pine St.; Eklith R. Joseph Diana, Old Post Rd., was diving with friends from weighing six carats, attributed Americans contended the con with a whole tribe of waiters day with possession of Uquor on ment, an area of the museum ^styrofoam odds tract was still in effect. In May professional performance. The Krivanec, West Willington; Tolland; Frances Scalley, not open for public display, his yacht Sheerwater about 6V4 to the El Muso mine in Colom and Dolly on a ramp in front of town property at Center 1971 a court ruled that the con situation involves amateurs and Sandra G. Voisine and Estelle Dr., Vernon; Anna Pamela Saloom, acting direc miles northwest of these bia. The ring has been ap The the orchestra, was delightful. Springs Park. He was released and much, much more at talrwff 4 ' tract had expired. The youngsters who have never daughter, 321 Oakland St. . Starke, Union St., Rockville; tor, explained usage of the 500 islands. praised at $80,000. before done a part in anything, The dance routine was expertly Also, Martha Miller, 91 Winston Breck, Valley View on a $50 non-surety bond for- prteaal ‘ Other less-valuable artifacts American syndicate went Easter Bunny done and all those male voices court April 23. loan exhibits, noting that last jvy* He suddenly spotted a coral perhaps, and should be judged Chestnut St.; Jacques B. Lane, Rockville; Mrs. Mary year Manchester teachers formation which, to his accordingly. sounded great. The specialty Collins, Rockville; Henri Aubin and son, Fairview Ave., Has Come To number by Randy Comp, Keith Bernard Leving, 51, of 80 borrowed 1,060 classroom •adf it eit “Ws havs.svsrf^^ experienced eyes, indicated the In this case, happily, no Labrecque, 105 Spruce St.; Rockville. exhibits. presence of encrusted coins. Plaza excuses really need to be made. Grabow and Donna Healy Paula L. Begley and son. New Births Friday: A daughter to Green Manor Rd., was chuged added much. The entire Sunday at Treasure City During refreshemnts, He probed the area and 2 BITUMINOUS The entire production looked Britain; Patricia D. Costanzo, Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Brien, trustees and staff answered jB ir w a d -B turned up several coins and quite expert. The choreography sequence at the Harmonium East Hartford; Margaret A. Richard Rd., Vernon; a son to Department Store, Manchester Gardens was a complicated one Parkade, with fourth-degree Board members’ questions. ! th e ndfoele ef TMlelhndt I what he believed was a brass ETC. was certainly well done and Lee and daughter, 3C 'Tompson Mr. and Mrs. Neil Lafforthun, ; downtown manehsiter^ bracelet. However, a friend on DRIVEWAYS - PARKING LOTS I You wm Find A Comptata A Colorful Stocli Of | mature. The scenery and its use and very well executed. Rd.; Foss baby boy. East Hart Laurel Ridge Rd., Tolland; a larceny in connection witti a The orchestra this year was shoplifting incident. He was » » » ♦♦♦< the boat was certain the I Easter Baskets Grass Eggs | by the cast was excellent. The ford. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. bracelet was gold — and the Special Spring Prices Dya Fuzzy Bunnies CMm s | addition of the ramp better than usual. There were Also, Lucille T. Dupont, 384 Anthony Paitario, East Hart released on his promise to FREE... Soalor on ovory drivoway sold several members of the appear in court April 9. hunt was on. Plus I (incidentally, not Woodland St.; Norma Rand, 188 ford. West Hartford March 22nd to Aprilrtl 5th. ~This ■ otter llmitod Manchester Civic Orchestra Over a period of time, the to $ Delldous Chocolate Bunnlas B Eggs | recommended for high school Lydall St.; William S. Admitted Saturday: Judy Wethersfield search brought to light gold drivoways only. uae by the Tam»-Whitmark Ck».) working with the students, and Saunders, East Hartford; Linda Gonynor, Enfield; Richard Joseph J. Hasch, 46, of 516 Buy Our BoMitHuOy Madoup UduSs Or Itaku Up | the combination was a Bush Hill Rd., was charged Manchester bars with Spanish markings; FREE ESTIMATES f was a definte plus, and one that A. Majur, Souh Windsor. O’Neill, Pinny Hill Apts., unmarked gold bars; an assort Your Own — Plan Has Thu SuppNos 6 should be considered for use iii fortunate one. Discharged Saturday: Donald Ellington. Sunday afternoon on Charter Enfield 170 ill CuHi Oak St. with operating a motor Bloomfield ment of rare gold Portuguese PHONE: 649-5233 the future when possible. H. Barnett, 42 Margaret Rd.; Discharged Saturday: Carole coins; a 15-foot solid gold Lighting and effects by the Art It has always stuck me as Marie S. Gove, Bolton; Aldea Bardons, Peter Green Rd., vehicle while under the in Avon/Simsbury something of a miracle that fluence of liquor. He was double-link chain; a gold Department added to the M. Brennan, East Hartford; Tolland; Doris Blaisdell, W. Bristol. . .Soon manicure set in the form of two I PLAZA DEPT, store! Martha White can take hordes released on a $100 non-surety Brinkmanship G & H P A V IN G general effect. Emma B. Hayes, East Hart Middle Tpke., Manchester; caryatids and a number of (Wo Hava A Notion To Plaaao) ^ Played with Aulliorily of teen-agers — this year ford; Doris M. Mortimer, East Mary Dowgiewicz, High St., bond for court April 23. ’The trailer-truck which jack-knifed at the edge of Lewis and Clark-viaduct in Kansas City piwes of eight, WEST STREET, BOLTON Next to Frank’a Suparmarkot g Donna Healy played “ Dolly approximately 470 — and in a Hartford; Victor Pyka, 181 E. Rockville; Anne Furey, Old few weeks time coerce, cajole, just missed plunging 100 feet to a street below last week. ’The driver, David J. White, was The continuing underseas 25 Years’ Exportonc* All Work Quarantood I EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER | Gallagher Levi” with authority Middle Tpke., Hugo M. Ur- Farm Rd., Tolland; Timothy search turned up a cross and naturalness. Her voice is a appeal to their better natures, binati, Somers; Wayne L. Grant, Vernon Ave., Rockville; no, RFD 4, Rockville; Irene unhurt, and a rain-slicked road surface was blamed for the mishap. (AP Photo) warm one and added charm to and just plain work the tails off Storrs, Storrs; Herbert F. Maureen Hobbs, Talcott Ave., Boildeau, Baxter St., Tolland; the part, a factor I found them and get an end result like Meier, 150 Croft Dr. Rockville; Rachel Jackson, Mrs. Jill Dombek and baby, missing when I saw in on “ Dolly." I have worked (on Also, Frank Vasello, 28 Brent Elm St., Rockville; Albert Stafford Springs; Patricia Broadway. Donna had never costumes) on the last three Rd.; Belle B. Zucker, 85 Moreau, Ellington Ave., McGill, East St., Rockville; it’s the Bottom Lines That Count! before done a speaking part, but spring mqsicais and I know the Elizabeth Dr.; Joan T. ^ y d , Rockville; Nancy Murtha, Staf Marshall Press, Talcott Ave., that was not evident in her effort and infinite patience ,187 Homestead St.; John C. ford Springs; Duane Pfisther, Rockville; Emma Vesper, performance. involved. People from all over Long, 29G Rachel Rd.; Goodin Old Post Rd., Tolland. White St., Rockville. David Kolumber, as “Horace town give whatever assistance baby boy, 95 Pine St.; Leslie T. Also: Lewis Reynolds, West Vandergelder,” was well suited they can, and the kids devote Robinson, 39 Charter Oak St.; Willington; Jane Richards, to the role. He has a good voice their time and energy happily Daniel P. Greene, Andover; Kibbe Rd., Ellington; Florence Charge Accounts .,a d % ra d % n n i ^ DopartmantofthaTreatuiy / Internal Revenue Swvica and is a relaxed performer who to the end result. Rosa M. Perera and daughter, Rivenburg, Ellington Ave., Invited Several Connecticut High 1 1 04U ^ ^ Individual Income Tax Return is obviously having a good time. 173 Spruce St. ; Ann B. Holleran Rockville; Mrs. Donna Skinner Bank Charges Fbr tlM yMr J«nu«ty l-0«c«mbwr 81.197a or othw Wiable y— r b««lnnlne------W72. mciing _ ,19. Schools have done or are doing and daughter, Storrs. and baby. Cedar St., Rockville; VowiocU Mcorkyi I enjoyed watching him, and so Welcome nnt mm md InHW {II iotiit ntam, m Bill nmm md niddl* InltW* N batt) Lut mm did the audience. “ Dolly” this year, and some of Also, Marybeth Thivia and Dorothy Smith, Stafford {Hoibiod’t, H “Cornelius Hackl,” as played these people came to daughter, East Hartford; Springs; Emma Warth, Garden x.Hiobai by Jeffrey Frithsen, all but Manchester to observe this Elizabeth H. Blair, 57 N. Rd., Vernon; Patricia Pimnl bom oddtm (»o«b« md mmi. IpctadlBf m«Hr, or iwil imW IMo'oi stole the show. He is a very production, 'fhe concensus was Lakewood Circle; Catherine Williams, Goose lane, Tolland. that it was a pretty professional Morgan, East Hartford; engaging young man and was Admitted Sunday: John enr, tom or pod offico, SMo ood ZIP codo Toon just as naive and likable as he effort. Doreen Lawrence, 79 Mill St.; Barbero, Russell Dr., The director of Wolcott’s UHo'o M was meant to be. This was Roger P. Mellen, 35 Falknor Rockville; Elaine Dimmock, I Jeffery’s first speaking part. production, the next one to do Dr.; Henry S. Gryk, 59 Kingsbury Ave. Ext., Filing Status— check only one: Exem ptions Roguler / 65orovor / Blind xnior Gregory Haroian played it, said he hoped theirs would Wetherell St. Rockville; Richard Gaffney, 6 Yourself . . . □ □ □

TOM 6F M NM aiD 29 If line 27 Is larger then line 22, enter amount OVERPAID Nim 30 Une 29 to be REFUNDED TO YOU ...... LEGAL NOTICE 31 Une 29 to be credited on 1973 estimated tax I 31 I The Zoning Board of Appeals Did you, at any time during the taxable year, have #ny Intereel In on over a bank, securttlea, or other flnamM account in e.f«BLISS hSt bMn Mrving iha Home Ownar Wagon. N ow with automatic transmis For Spring & Summer Exception and State Certificate for 90 YEARS. For a cemplata FREE INSPECTION of of location approval for your homo by' a Tarmito Control Export; luparvitod sion. Mommy’s big helper. General Repairer’s License — by riia flnait lachnical itaff, phono our noarost SO Tolland Turnpike — Im I offico: A girl needs Danskin® fun-mates for rolling down grassy slopes, catching butter APPROVED. flies, all sorts of important things. Lots of great styles in bright new dyed-to-motch Savings Bank# of Manchester Decisions granted effective color assortments. Be sure you gather enough of these motion-following matchups March 29, 1973. Notice of these decisions has 649-9240 of carefree knit nylon/polyester. . . and they wear almost forever. Member F D I C. been filed in the Town Clerk’s Dotted Swibs Bodysuit Sizes 4 to 6X ...... 8.00 7 to 14 9.00 office. BLISS ’TERMITE CONTROL COUP. Dotted Swiss Dirndl Skirt Sizes 4 to 6 X ...... 7.00 7 to 14 ...... 7.50 Connecticut’s Largest Savings Bank East of the River Zoning Board of Appeals Sleeveless Stripe Shirt Sizes 4 to 6X ...... 5.00 7 to 14 ...... 6.00 DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 B em ud R. Johnson, Cuffed Shorts w ith Belt Loops Sizes 4 to 6X ...... 5.50 7 to 14 ...... 6.50 .Eight Offices Serving MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD e SOUTH WiNDSOR e BOLTONi Chainnan Th« Oldost & Lorgost in Conn. Zip Front Top Sizes 4 to 6X ...... 6.25 7 to 14 ...... 7.35, Ted trudon Inc. AUTHORlZeO r Paul J. Rossetto, Sizes 4 to 6X ...... 11.00 7 to 14 .»».... 12.00 Secretary TPKE. 83 — Talcottville, Conn. OCAUCR Checknit Flare Leg Pants

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 26, 1973 — PAGE NINE 'PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 26, 1973 ------— ...... Weddings and Engagements The Baby Has 1 I Leary-Greenup Been Named

Schuetz, Kathleen Jay, daughter of Robert H. and Judith. Pfenning ^huetz of 18 Thomas Dr. She was bom March 6 at St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandparents are Mr^ and Mrs. Herman Pfenning of Hartford. Her paternal grand vJ parents are Mr. and Mrs. l^ ro ld Schuetz of 15 Thomas Dr. S lim REIFLim h Nassiff Photo Burian-Mosa Ptioto Joan Nasslff Photo Loring Studio Norwood, Jonathan James, son of Robert J. and Judith DeCarli Norwood of Crystal Lake Rd., Tolland. He was bom 'The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss Fran REDUIXD % Charlene Ann McCarthy of Lauren Fish of West Hartford March 10 at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal griuid- 20 DOiris Green of Manchester to Jean-Ann Dowding of parents are Mr. and Mrs. John DeCarli of Sadds M ill R d ., David I^l. Piela of South Wind Manchester, and Robert Manchester and Edward F. to Ronald Pitruzzello of Ellington. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James sor, hah W n announced by her Stephen Hickey, also of Pagani, also of Manchester, has Manchester, has been an Norwood of Ellington Ave., Ellington. parents, oz. OR 10% PLUS COST EVERYbAY LOW PRICE is a favorite fabric. Pretty, Pretty 29 Manchester Art Association Annual Spring Exhibition for Shirtdresses are prettier members — Ctenter Conêgational Church — 1 to 5 p.m. .^x^JOHNSON Fashion Tips than ever in floral designs ! REEAL NEUrg BRBP 29 MANPEX ’73 Stamp Exhibition and Bourse — Manchester COST PLUS 10% - 874) BABY C O ST P LUS 10% - $1.54] and shirred close to the I THE COMELfTt MEN'S STORE;' High School — noon to 6 p.m. waist. This spring’s collec 901-907 Main St. TrI-CIty Plaza 7 0*. 1 CREST ^SH AM PO O ^WTl(E .W aist Emphasis mm tion of dresses diminish the MANCHESTER VERNON Please note change: ^ m waistline wito gathering and , Open Mon. thru Sat. Open MON.-E Friday G et lim bered up for the I This calendar is maintained by the Manchester Junior l*oring Studio tie back and add interest 9:30 to 5:30 10=00 to 9:00 24‘i natural, soft body lines com Women’s Cjub and printed monthly as a service to the entire wito lace eyelet accents on 1 Thursday until 9 P.M. Saturdûntll 5:30 town. Any organization wishing to submit dates is encouraged to COST PLUS 10% - 8 9 lODESS COST PLUS 10% = 94^ ing around for spring. The The engagement of Miss the border. do so as soon as a particular event is teing planned. In this way it emphasis is back on the Karen Beth Priddy of Norton, small waistline with draw is hoped that overscheduling of events on one particular date can Mass., formerly of Vernon, and string ties, tiny belts and be avoided. The result should be better attendance at each club’s Keith Parker Mayo of New QT. suppressed waist fashions. activities. To submit a date to this clearinghouse, call Mrs. Milford, has been announced by Richard Davis, 71-F Sycamore La. The deadline for the May LISTERINE C O ST p l u s 1 0 % -$ 1 .7 ^ $ 1 3 9 3p., CO ST PLUS 10% = SI . 4 ^ $ | 2 7 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Priddy of Norton, calendar is April 16. PAMPERS Cawbay Dress Mass. The cowboy shirt becomes Her fiance is the son of Mr. ■ ARRIO \ PLUS the cowboy dress as it ex and Mrs. Joseph Mayo of New COWTtWtg g$ T A B LIfg tends down to the knee with XAR. GAXEIC'' K EXTRA 14oi. COST PLUS 10%-$1.6» C 1 0 % Milford. MM-SELTZEII embroidery decorating The bride-elect is the grand - ^ B y CLAY R. POLLAN- 0 DRY X W W Wi M (ignilicent ^ ARIES UBRA 28 Tabletl I puffed sleeves and pockets. Jean LeBIanc Photo daughter of Mrs. Foster Priddy f HAM. 21 K Your Dally Activity Guido K go-togethers: According lo Iho Stars. and the late Dr, Priddy of Ver ''• awl t» To develop message for Tuesday, lOO'a The engagement of Miss non. She is a graduate of diiimorul en 1- 2-11-23 4- 7-2M4/e NICE COST PLUS 10% - $1.44) Jewelry Charms read words corresponding to numbers 65A6-74^^ $ | 2 9 BUFFERIN COSTPL.US 10% -$1.2« Mary Ann Kuntzelman of Rockville High School and is a gagement rings de 0 & EASY Plastic charms tjiat come TAURUS of your Zodioc birth sign. SCORPIO Manchester, and John Goiangos junior at Southern Connecticut 1 B« 31 Heart 61 Compromises from penny candy machines signed to mesh AW LM OCT. 22^ Jr., also of Manchester, has State College in New Haven. 2 Secretive 32 To 62 Locality are being collected and f^ M A T 20 3 There 33 Free 63 Any HOY. 21'= been announced by her parents, Mr. Mayo, a graduate of New perfectly u'ith their ;>a^-54-5^ 4 Coniultolion 34Controry 64 People Diamond solitaire. $110. Diamond solitaire turned into jewelry. Sewn on 65 Will 13-18-30-334 STYLE ■ Mr. and Mrs. N.F. Kuntzelman Milford High School, is a junior matching luedding &as/-w-9C 5 Try 35 Exciting 49A3^4-87l material or linked together 6 Not 36 Associotes 66 Be ^ HAIR 13 o* COST PLUS 10%-494^ of 140 Bryan Dr., Manchester. at the University of New hands with the re 7 With 37 Ideos 67 Coptures SAGITTARIUS ^ ^ N Y C tillL COST PLUS 10% = $ 1 ^ ^ H Father's Day Is... on colorful thread, the 68 Yourself f Her fiance is the son of Mr. Haven. M. 8'Moy 38 Go HOY. 22 A x charms make great neck sult that they truly 9 To 39 Hoppening 69 Exposure SPRAY Sunday, June 17th. and Mrs. John Goiangos of 207 No date has been set for the June 20 laces and bracelets. 10 Be 40 Be 70 For DtC. 21 Wells St^ Manchester. are “as one". From O yO -44-:-55-SS I I Keep 41 Holfwoy 71 Interfere 3- 8-10-: w ading. ____ ■7S-79r96 12 ConfererKes 42 Kept 72 Toes 28-: 'The bride-elect is a 1969 our Century Series. 13 You 43 Best 73 Your * “"* COST PLUS 10% - 29^ graduate of Manchester High CANCIR 14 Someorre's 44 Doy 74 Helpful CAPRICORN COST PLUS 10% - $1.41) Top,S1()(). Bottom, ^JUHt 21 15 Don't 45Freie 75 flocking DEC. 22, ^ TAMPAX School and is presently atten $400. Easy Pay 16 Should 46 On. 76 The SCOniE TISSUE______^ ding the Manchester Memorial tJULX 22 17 Allow 47 To 77 Souryl JAN. If RegôrSugwrM^ Edie Adam s ments. SlW 7-Si;57 18 Should 48 For 78 Plans 12-16-40-42; Hospital School of X-ray 45-52A9 ( Prices subiect to chsnge /60-71-82« i’ Cho'ige 49 From 79 Your Technology. CUT & CURL 20 Professional 50 For 80 Better AQUARIUS 51 May 81 Likely Kodak Film c o s t p l u s io%' Mr. Goiangos is a 1969 BEAUTY SALON 21 Be JAN. 20. ^ A U IIP CANDYBli^ JULY 22 22 Step 52 From 82 With C X 126-12 * *i is graduate of hfenchester High 39.') Bro.'ut SIti I't ÂUO. 22 23 Good 53 Oppose 83 Extra - n i. 1* 24 On 54 In 84 Money School and a 1971 graduate of C.itiirin.'i 'Vofldmc) 1-2M238 25An 55 Of 85 Income J- 4- 9^- 24-27-72 Porter School of Design & P.iflii". witti L.iily /41-4MT 26 Of 56 Personal 86 Foncy 57 Problems 87 Worries Engineering. He is employed at VIROO 27 Others' . PISCES W( I M'II mn:.; •■■Iipom'inonls 28 Opportunity 58 Week 88 Business fU . It Economy Electric. JEWELERS-8ILVEF1SMITHS SINCE 1900 29 Willing 59 Your 89 Your . [master charge] Tel. I . .) ■ I ' : 1 ' TMl iMtlBMM CaSo 30 Be 60 To 90 Interest HAM. 20 The couple plan a June 9 wed Not Rosponsiblr lor Typoqraphicfii [rfor. AGfNi 96$ MAIN a r.. M A N C H t a m • Hartlord • MkMMown • Ntw Britain j^36-51-53f| h t ding at St. James Church', )G ooJ Advene ^^Neuttal MANCHeSIBt PIAMGAM 746-7*7 M M 1 IS T t-n 481 Spring Straot Manchester. Mmclwstar, Com. 06040 646-1610

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Tax Burden Claim Disputed Would You Believe A Perm That Leavei The Hair S m e llin g Great? I TRY OUR NEW 4 # The tax collector said another assessed for $300, but- with Building Offlcial VIRGINIA CARLSON group which contributes in a revaluation jumped to $9,250. Sam Pescatello, building of Correspondent ficial, will have office hours in L E M O N P E R M 5-lb Sun Gloiy Gal Ocean Spray Targe measure to the tax effort He said it was corrected by the 4-lb Sun Gloiy 16ozStop&Shop 2-lbStop&Shop Formulated with ^Vitamin C . Lemon fieah toent In wave 3-lb Stops Shop Tel. 228-9224 are the business establishments revaluation concern to $8,800. the Town Hall each Saturday lotion and nautrallzinc makea having a perm a plaaaure. Mrs. Erminia Lownuui, tax on Rts. 6 and 66. from 9 a.m. to noon, according collector, has taken issue with Available In lour (ormuiat: Normal hair, line hair,' tinted French Fries Cran. Juice She said people should stop According the Lessenger, the to Howard Bates, first select hair, gray or white hair. Grape Jelly Peanut Butter Orange Juice Coffee statements made at the recent and consider the sizeable con property is so wet it cannot be man. town meeting concerning taxes. Frozen tribution of tax dollars made by used, yet it still received the SPECIAL $1S.S0 Man does not live O u r best Freezer stock She said there are no great The deliciously that group. high assessment. W ow! W hat a by peanut butter selling coffee! ing special! different expanses of open space in Taxpayers should also be. Pressure at the deepest sweet bargain. alone. .. but it Your choice Great with drink that’s Columbia. This was in response reminded that 79 per cent of Lessenger said he filed a part of the ocean is nearly Stop & Shop can be hard to regular, drip chicken, roasts delicious for convince some to a statement made by James every tax dollar here is complaint with the Board of seven tons per square inch— LOVELY LADY helps you cut or electric or fish. a breakfast your food costs! little ones. perk. Carey of Lake Rd. who said at allocated to education, she said. Tax Review but has not almost 1,000 times the atmos G o o d for time treat. A peanutty buy! A good buy. the meeting there is no "If the business concerns received a dismissal of his pheric pressure on the sur BEAUTY SALON To get the best rates on toll calls to your Mends any snacking, too. business in town, farm land has application. face. were not here making their tax I 390 MAIN STREET ' M ANCHESTER,CONN.,| where in Connecticut, dial without operator assutance a low assessment and open contribution to the town, our “ When I get the dismissal and take advantage of these new calling time periods. space also has a low assess homeowners would have to Nestle’s Candy Bars ment. from the BTR, I’m taking r . assume an even larger share of 649^7666 Day rates-8 A.M. to 5 P .M ., Mon.-Fri. Lower evening ’‘ f s r r a king SIZE ^ Carey said there weren’t any further action,” said CEILINGS Milk chocolate, ~ M . the tax burden,” she said. crunch, almond or bars I great amount of taxes from Lessenger. Ills a good tlmo for coiling rates—5 to 11 P .M ., week days and all day Sat. and Sun. Seeks Town’s Help [rapairs. Free oallmatoal Mini-Priced® to y/^Save You Money! Iruit 6' oz bar or » M those areas, and that it was He said he would take it to Lowest night rates^l 1 P M . to 8 A M . every n i^ t. chocolite 6'/4 oz. w m Max Lessenger of Columbia “ the little guy who owns a court if necessary. house and lot who is bearing the Lake has a s k ^ the selectmen “ It’s the principal of the Bernard A. Lozier 32 oz fo r assistance in installing bottle brunt.” matter. How could this proper Inc. ii c «H77 I Heinz o^Ketchup Mrs. Lowman said those per culverts at his proposed 20-lot ty jump 30 times from the old Read Herald Advertisements VerTline Oranfe. subdivision c a ll^ Chestnut Hill Grape or Orange- sons owning open space who assessment? It’s ridiculous,” Phone 649-4464 White Gem llBWa III dQv A ■ liiigsA nrinlrc crVpe'l Acres on Doubleday Rd. Juice Driuks Pineapple Vi gal. bo ttle' 2 applied and qualified under he said. Southern New England INephone According to Lessenger, his state Public Act 490 are paying Kosher or ^ 0 ^ engineers, Mozzochi Associates Dill taxes on these properties. 1 Vlasic Pickles Polish 46 oz jar of Glastonbury, designed “ Most of these also own a home and lot on which they are culverts in the subdivision using Rival Dog Food^^°'“'’39^ paying the same proportionate 15,24, and 30-incU pipe. He said the Planning and Zoning Com tax as everyone else in town,” mission chairpian, Bruce Brad she said. Stop&ShopiR o u T o w e ls Mrs. Lowman said if there ford, told him the pipe should be : StopsShop increased to 24,-30, and 36 inch was no such act, many land stock up 6 owners would be forced to sell pipe. at this He said he was willing to ab Broilers low price. .. land to developers because the sorb the cost, which would be why pay more. individual would not be able to : nilroiluces about $10,000, according to his afford the taxes. Our White Gem U.S. Grade A This would result in more engineers. However, he said, with the chickens are houses in town, more people BANQUET Miuifte Rice ^“ 79' PZC recommendation, the one of today's With children to be educated I material alone would cost about freshmeat best food buys and therefore a bigger cost to .. low in calories $10,000. He said if he was sup IBnffet Sqfpeis Bordeu Creiuora l"89 the taxpayer, she added. .. and versatile. posed to solve the water She said, “ It is a known fact A great budget problem of the whole^treet, that the taxes from the average Tiriny, stretcher! Stop&Shop Peache$W33 then the town should be willing home do not begin to pay the Vm I PirMitoi, 8 dating lhatb to absorb at least labor costs, lb cost of educating the child from SaHibiry SfiMk, which would be about a third of B&M Beef‘d'’"'-" Stew^89 that home.” :ivi ^“C - r i i A c o N ' CblekN a Dm p IIi i s Cut up or Split zibi 45!b the total cost. “ There are many who have ,? 1 «.«»*»«; JjBi! or cut up Stop&Shop NQ < The selectmen agreed to or epUt land in town who do not come Mayouuaise q u a rt jar meet with the PZC. 8 eaay-to-raaip under Public Act 490, and they Lessenger also told the are the ones feeling the results selectmen he was going to White Gem of revaluation more than the f|b Frozen Food Buys “ fight” revaluation of other U.S.Grade“A' average homeowner who just F*tt|Co*N $ Chicken Breasts property he owns on Doubleday owns a house and lot, because Rd. land values in the past ten years BOMBESS White Gem Newtou Acres Vegetables He said 12 acres located west iiiilait ■**— have really skyrocketed,” said U5. Grade "A" 'lb Peas, corn, mixed vegetables, of the sanitary landfill was Chicken Legs !0 oz 0 0 ^ Mrs. Lowman. Fully Coot6d lb peas and carrots. bai e iir W White Gem Flavor Banquet Fried Chicken z ihpug *1j69 •1 tat 6 U.S.Grade“A’ 'lb Chicken Thighs Green Giant Corn si Cob Aaarpke 5 9 ' lb t.^Vi****** Bowers Students SPABERDS Chef-Boy-Ar-DeeSSsss Pizza »7„pk,89' White Gem M POVKIAW?, U.S. Grade "A ” 'lb Rhodes 5-pack Bread Dough»><*«89‘ T o P r e s e n t ‘ O l i v e r ’ M M t C H W S Chicken Drumsticks Pent Coffee Lightner quart carton 35‘ BoMtoss lb/ Macdifbhi & Cheese stoprshop US75‘ The first Manchester elemen Also, workhouse boys: Glenn CaiFrMtt* A 1 ®" K id s Eye HavMlIanVage.i pkgs conditions. Mrs. Smith's Apple Pie 46..i*t89* accompaniment by Mrs. Mary chef, Michael Custer; Charles 11.79* Roast Beet.3 7 . U.S.D.A Bates, Lisa Schwartz; Fagin’s An assurance of peak freshness and flavor is what Hendries Vanilla And iJSSKim ^9 9 * Ann Ganz, and special SktaleM «i7 9 * Choice Turbot F d \ e t ^ 6 lb Bo* 3-75 [Y potato & la d r^ i ,»73‘- you expect from Stop & Shop. This consumer- Swiss Steak Bottom Round choreography by Priscilla Gib gang, Liz Berry, Brenda East man, Rachael Elliott, Linda Boneless Cod fme lb 79 * oriented dating program has been successfully son, the 70 member cast of the SmokeO Beet Patties t ’ p * tested in two of our stores since 1971. In all our At Our Dairy Dept. Holcomb, Debbie Mayo, Cindy imported Hernng^ 11 oz 7Q * combined sixth grades of pkg stores, it is already operative on White' Gem US.DJI. Choice M illis, Sue Noack, Donna Top Srioin Steak Bowers school today offered a - Casino Clams urB.«smau 12 oz Q Q ( chickens, frankfurts, bacons and packaged cold cuts. full dress rehearsal for all Thresher, and Cheryl Weidl. . pkg It will be standardized at Stop & Shop on all non- 3-lb Bordeu A^^nCheese Bowers School students. An ad Also, street vendors: Rose ’ I S hrim p”"”"" WsAetipl frozen, non-vacuum packed, non-canned meats. US.DJI. Choice Seller, Karen Johnson; Another consumer benefit worth going out of your Tenderettes Round WHITE OR YELLOW. ditional rehearsal performance Prices In this Ad Effective Mon. Mar. 26 thru Sat. Mar. 3t. 1973 Big family sized packed for delicious *'•> * # milkmaid, Patricia Armstrong; way for at Stop & Shop . . home of "Quality- will be previewed Wednesday eating. . . great plain or grilled. Pi'l Protected" Beef. at 10 a.m. for students from the strawberry seller, Laura Buckley and Richard T. Martin Schauster; knife grinder, Peter Mrs. Filbert’s Margarine 3 ^*1 schools. Shine. CAMPBELL’S WESSON OIL CHICKEN SEA Sell Service Deli Sele starts M oa, March 26—Sat, March 31. Sun Glory Orange Juice 'iSiT 59* Adapted from “ Oliver Twist” e We reserve the right to limit qiMnUttee. Also, policeman, Thomas Pure Vegetable Oil For M J Sea Maid Shrimp Cocktail 1m^99* • by Charles Dickens, the Pastva; boy, Michael Balfore; d Pork & Beans Salads and Cooking Solid White Tuna Sliced Sugar Slop & SHOP Kiichens Sea Food Favorites musical version follows the chairman, Lloyd Schieldge. Seafood Merit Bacon Cured 1 lb pkg 99< Stop & Shop Sour Cream 39* misfortunes of the tiny Oliver i.'fF.ckeJ P'1 SuprCured $4 t O Light n’ Lively Yogurt SealtEst 4SS^89* through the winding and Also, crowd; Sharon Ander Taste O’ Seai«^^ Rath Sliced Bacon l^bpht l e i i V son, Kitty Brown, Robert Craw ;iock-up Fresh Pizza Turbot Hllets 79! dangerous back streets of Lon and 24 oz Armour Star All Meat Franks ’pk199‘ don in 1850. Forced to flee from ford, Tracy Culbertson, Karen Save cans ■ btl i. I 2 4 o z c a n 9 9 c Neptune Clams Gasino Al Our Bakery DepL the only home he has known, an Johnson, Christina Lerch, Cieem Rite Armour Star All Beef Franks liS W ' Deli Hut Meatballs ijb 9 9 c iV U, w ■ Plain, BrtMi.RIct or Boston Lite Cod Fillets Frozen orphan’s workhouse, the inno Charles Lindsey, David Lynn, S •Colonial Cold Cutsui%&?t!3S8n!L.*pkl65‘ Custard Puddings GraptmftiOozpiic Maureen O’Connell, Kelly Ray, 55 53 Cup Cakes cent Oliver is quickly initiated into the world of petty thievery Lori Rivers, Lloyd Schieldge, Pig Daisy White Dread by the sophisticate Artful Steven Sloan, Jennifer Thomas, Fresh Finest Bakery! Sliced Dodger and his tutor, the and Cheryl Wilhelm. Great for peanut First O’ the Fresh! Fresh Dairy Buys! ______butter and ___ greedy pickpocketing master Also, announcers, Carl Baker jelly sandwiches. mind, Fagin. amd Jennifer Thomas. Stage Bread Sale! A beautiful young woman and' Stop & Shop Lemon Pie crew; curtains, Richard Geltin. M nnrzlral. HEGGS form er pupil of Fagin’s, the Props: Michael Balfore, VALENCIA PMiy irSnaM 17 '/ i inches X Stop & Shop English Muffins 4d?*l boisterous but warm-hearted □Astro Turf Door Mat 23‘A inches Edward Bates, Michael Custer, M i VIm m 3 l ' 1 R i a i t L i r M Old'Fashioned'»«>NU7 Cake 59' • Nancy, showers some of her / 15 o z can Sam Harrison, Kelly Size Gradi Coni Broom □ Ajax Window Cleaner love on the appealing child, and MeSweeney, and David White; ORANGES Hot Cross Buns 1 ^ 4 9 * Fan Shaped New England Style the rest on the fierce and feared lights, John Czerwinski, Roy 16 o z can Chocolate Cup Cakds Rnaet ■ ^ 5 7 * Our regular $1.98 broom. A sweeping □ Dow Oven Cleaner Health & Beauty Aids highwayman. Bill Sikes. Dudzic, and Scott Trem bly When Oliver is caught good value for your spring cleaning. 46 o z can piano page turner, Kathy GalHania Finast Eclairs X 6 5 * □ Beacon Floor Wax attempting to pick a pocket but McCarthy. JvMbo dOZM Scope Mouthwash 24 oz bottle is subsequently offered a home Marions Lemon Delight X 8 9 * □Stop & Shop Bleacb 114 gallon Jug 53' Also, understudies; Patricia Size Hmnrd □Household Wet Mop and love by his prospective vic Armstrong, Kitty Brown, Carey Fried Clams White Rain Hair Spray *1 tim, Sikes scents an opportunity 8 89' ’ Hqsiith & Beauty Aids! ‘ □ Fab Laundry Detergent « oz box Flanagan, KarenJohnson, □Squeeze Sponge Mop *1*’ New Freedom Napkins lOeounkphg to use the boy for profit. The Kenneth Leitz, Charles Tops In Vitamin A 10 oz cello Fbuit FishSficks □Alum inum ummr Ladder RhHsSCierinUlse □ Kleen Brite Fabric Softener "nT 49* kidnapping of Oliver by the Lindsey, Steven Sloan, Jennifer K|»tex Tampons vicious Sikes and the boy’s bat Poas& Onlona □Axion Pre-Soak 69* Thomas, and David l^ite. Fresh Spinach C m □Latex Rubber Gloves Cotton Lined 59^ 6 ffirdsEye tle for his freedom and for the Bowers Schobl grateful!’ Hoods Cottage Cheese 87* knowledge of his true identity acknowledges the assistance of Salad Bowl Special Fronch □Plastic Spout Pail AmwM triors 59' □ Stop & Shop Toilet Tissue ' 89* Indian River, White Seedless combine to ensure an intriguing Swiss Cheese iSKSi 63* ffirdsCye Croon Boant the following individuals; Mrs. Romaine LARGE 32SIZE ^ ^ climax. Head □Ajax Liquid Dish Detergent ^ 49* Ralph Armstrong, Mrs. Pat Lettuce 2 9 * Creme Orange Juice loSiX. 3 M □Dust Pan & Brush Set Lionel Bart’s varied score, Berry, Robert Borello, Mrs. No More Tangles Rinse ranging from the poignant 1|o z Cream Cheese rmut 31* Thomas Flanagan, Ray Gar Family Pack Dtnture Mtwilvo tubo is; Orafix Montaroy Jack p|^ “ Where Is Love” to the rousing diner, Miss IM scilla Gibson Rod Sargento 53* ■ Rub ipefniit lizo SroaulM lf “ Oom Pah Pah,” adds new and the Priscilla Gibson School Tomatoes Wpd Ben Gay I. s " . & dimensions to this classic story. Sargento"nS" !S 53* S a v e 10* Score 10* of the Dance Arts. S a v e 10* S a v e 30* with this coupon on a 21 oz can I IS? Protein 21 Shampoo with this coupon on a 7 oz can with this coupon on a 32 oz bottio with this coupon on a 28 oz bottio The following sixth graders Also, Mrs. Michael Griffin, are in the cast: Oliver Twist, Mrs. David Holcomb, Robert Lysol Disinfectant Spray Mop &Glo Floor Cjeaner Lostoil KENT Cleaner Ajax Cleanser Paul Smith; Fagin, Kenneth EFFECTIVE MARCH MTHRU MARCH II trreCTIVE MARCH M THRU MARCH 31 EFFECTIVE MARCH M THRU MARCH 31 Howard, Mrs. Noreen Kieman, « . EFFECTIVE IMWCH2«THmf MARCH at Uaitt one bettto par ouetomor U n it ocis can par cuotomof Leitz; The Artful Dodger, Dan Mrs. Robert Locke, S i Ltmil ofWf can per cOitemtr UmK Ofii boM i por cuiloHior 4 -» Peterson; Bill Sikes, Carey SO' off h h 12' ____ 4 : Manchester Community Toward purchase one 10 « J v Tounrd pureliMt ont pkg B I S TowardpurctaMontPk( 100 S ! S TowardpvcIiaH3 M O ira inHnwwMwwnfi Flanagan; Nancy, Margo fs T o iiW d I ont 171 oz pkg m m m Taugeriues x 15<-69 Players, Richard Moore, Mrs. BasPik is i l l D ill B»23i Larsen; Bet, SusanCzajka; Mr. Daniel O’Connell. Lamdry 11 I Nascafi Tmay Ha Bumble, Howard Cohen;' Trash Bi|S Tn Bags wnnadsnint w w a aiHB wWDSui Also, Craig Phillips, Mrs. ;| Ditirgiiit"?rS| R iB S tia t IS Tomatoes l^'paduSa 59* Widow Comey, Jennifer Locke;' Edward Sloan, Mrs. Clara ». 31 S a v e 3 0 * S o v e l S * S a v e 10* S a v e 15* Mr. Brownlow, Charles .with this epupon oii a 19 oz can with pile coupon on a 7 oz u n Smith, Dr. Robert Smith, Mrs. { S avawauumm with this coupon on a 28 oz boMo with ttili coupon on e 34 pE can Texas Spinach 49* Wickman; Dr. Grimwig, William Ray, Mrs. Allan Glisade Fabric Finish Cling Free ■’abric Softener Charles Lindsey; Mrs. Bedwin, Lysol Deodorizing Cleaner' Sani-Flush Toilet Cleaner Thomas, Vin Lennon, Mrs. FILL YOUR FREEZER DURING OUR BIG FROZEN FOOD SALE AND ENJOY THE SAVINGS FOR WEEKS TO COME! E F R C n V E MARCH M THRU MARCH 31 g a n c m i MARCH M THRU MARCH 31 Holiday Cactus Plant 314 ingh pet 89* Lori Lumpkin; Old Sally, Jen gPrCCTIVE MARCH 3* THRU MARCH II EFFECTWI MARCH i^TlRIU MARCH 31 Uaik ana can par tuaUm ac Bruce Johnson, and Mrs. MmRiiiocMiporcMleiiioi^^ UeiR anacanparciialaiBaf < nifer Woodbury; Old Lady, Lin V LknH m bottle par CMtoaMr Edward White. Wa Haoiivo dia NgM to UiiiM OuarMtlta Prices in tMs ad are effectiva at Manchester Super Finast Market da Donn. im nm m m STOP & SHOP in* MANCHESTER 263 Middle Turnpike West • EAST HARTFORD 830 SiberLane. gam.-Midn'ight, Mon.-Sat

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Choir Rehearsal, 7:39 p.ln.; We Don'tJ(/sfScafferSfiec/a/S‘7??eyre 7t?roc/gt?ouf t/ie Stom activities are scheduled for this 8 Items on which amounts .to 62,730 with; . Anns: e m t HebrOn Congregational Chiuvh Investor Police possible addition of funds WGck* Correspondent M i^ay: Regional District 8 Evangelisn\ Committee, 7:30 DONNA, H O LL A N D with a radio, sisnder aM plow to reimburse the town for fire for repositioning of the Tel. 228-3971 Board of Education . bkd8«l p m . - VALUABLE COUPON Correspondents frame; 63,651 from cash surplus equipment expenditures. backstop at the Gilead, HUl Because of several telephone meeting, 7:30 p.m., Rham Wi*d> Thursday: Board of Needed HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS 6464075 for general highway Townspeople will also be ^$dbool. Last year, the com- calls from parents concerned School; Gilead Congregational Selectmen, 5 p.m.. Town Office maintenance; and either 63,000 asked to confirm or rejeef the VERNON V mission’s budget totaled 61,500. By JOHN CUNNIFF Johnaon Ir Johnaon 14-oz. ^ Eight items are on the agenda with what their children might Church Council meeting 8 p.m. BuUding; Bdard of Education from cash surplus for'a u ^ nomination of Dr. Robert Vernon Police are in Included in the proposed ‘ AP Business Analyst for Tuesday’s town meeting, in be learning in jukido lessons Tuesday: Planning and budget meeting, 7:30 p.m., patrol car or 65,000 for a new Butterfield as director of health' vestigating a holdup at the budget is 61,000 for the clearing For (B113 S/R'dO. cant Baby Powder 08' cluding four requests for ap- arranged by Richard Zoning Commission public Gilead Hill School; Ambulance NEW YORK (AP) - The fully equipped patrol car with and Dr. Howard Lockwood as Gasland Service Station at . o f another ice skating rink in AtsL Flavor pn^riations and two requests MacDonald, recreational and Study 'Committee, 7;30 p.ih-1 securities industry .is growing DM • 6-oz. can radio. assistant director of health. Union and West Sts., Rockville, hearing and meeting, 8 p.m.. for transferring funds. The cultural director, the Recrea the Elizabeth Heights area 6500 Town Oihee Building; Tolland increasingly distressed about HEINZ GREAT The funds transfers are Sunday at 9:15 p.m. Town Office Building. meeting is set for 8 p.m. at the tion Commission reported at its for cultural and recreational Association Council meeting, the decline in share ownership Anti-Pars. 68< 6334.14 from capital and non They will also be asked to Witnesses told polled that Wednesday: Conservation AMERICAN SOUPS Town Hall. meeting last week that it has activities, and 6505 for the 7:30 p.m., Heb/on atid trading activity by in Croat 7-oz. Family Size recurring park development authorize the selectmen to two white males in their 20’s Grayville Falls Park. Commission meeting, 8 p.m.. The appitq>riations are 62,550 reviewed the • program and Congregational, ClMirch; dividual investors, whose special fund to the park budget accept a conveyance from Mrs. with long brown hair entered With the 6665, the Town Office Building; Zoning EtM^Tan UL. mltSUn from cash surplus for Hebron Congregational Church numbers had doubled in the m Toothpaste u* 74< Edson Herrick of approximate the station at approximately 9. found it to be suitable for par Board of Appeals hearing, 8 Ik H O Caupwi N r f s— y preliminary plans and cost es for oiling the road; and 61.- commission plans to purchase Senior Choir Rehearsal, 17:15 decade of the 1960s. ly 8.2 acres of land adjacent to One was brandishing a knife. ticipation by the youngsters. p.m., Town Office Building; timates for a new town library; 225.48 from capital and non six picnic tables and three more The concern is shown in EVERYBODY’S the present Herrick Memorial Police say the two escaped What the children are being Historical Society meeting, 8 p.m. j 618,000 from capital and non recurring fire equipment fireplaces. This figure also advertising programs, in with a safe containing ah un4r taught by Bob Michaud, along p.m., Brink’s Mill; Gilead Friday: Environmental Filin, recurring for a new dump truck special fund to the general fund Park. includes installation of the new statements by stock exchange CLIP AND SAVE ^ determined amount of cash. with three certified assistants, Congregational Church Senior 8 p.m.. Town Office Building. fireplaces as well as the three officia ls and in testimony Police said it Is not known if a are simple methods of self- f ODD ^ MARKETS already on hand, the purchase before congressional com vehicle was used in the robbery. defense geared toward develop VALUABLE COUPON ment of coordination. Michaud of some playground equipment, mittees, where the industry Bolton The case is under investiga and mowing operations BUBB COBNEBS — MANCHESTEB, CONN. plans to send informational hopes to win backing for in tion by the special services necessary at the park. PERSONAL LWV To Fick department of the Vernon literature home to parents. vestor tax incentives. Caldor Shopping Cantor — Exit 93, i-86 Internaliunul Exhibit The people whosb business is Police Department. Because of the large number 8 4 ^ BE A and Board Study Items enrolled in the course (91 As a culminating activity for CHECKING now being sought include small lor 1M Gut Plq. students and 5 adults), the extensive reports done by six investors, the very ones that graders at the' Gilead Hill SOUTH WINDSOR courses are being split into two many brokers turned down in UPTON’S STOCK-UP ANNE EM T School on countries of their Said at Impasse Cars driven by Debra A. classes,' both of which will be ACCOUNTS recent years because of heavy f r o z e n fO O D choice, an International Exhibit Correspondnet Gsell, 19, of Kingsbury Ave. conducted at the Gilead Hill volume and the feeling tht TEA BAGS THESE will presented tomorrow DONNA HOLLAND Bolton’s goal this year is 6500. Tel. 228-3971 Ext., Rockville, and John E. School. Free cAecAa. Free statefnentt. small accounts failed to pay WHh oiwpn M l H iHirM g^fronfKralt evening from 7 to 8:30 in the all EfMciln M 8aL, Mweli SI Correspondent Envelopes were distributed Booth, 55, of Dart Hill Rd., On Wednesday afternoons, No Minimum BSlaneo their way. The League of Women Voters purpose room of the school. ALL-WEEK 6464)375 to the person living at the end of Rockville, were in a collision from 3:15 to 4:15, the classes As a result, many individual will hold its mini-convention at Each student h a s . set up The Bolton Board of Educa each street in town, who was Saturday at Dart Hill Rd., will be for children from the investors took their money | o m e u t s the monthly meeting scheduled display representing his in tion has declared, after twelve asked to insert a contribution Miller Rd. and Rt. 74, South Hebron Elementary School; . elsewhere. For the 12-month SPECIALS for 8 this evening at the home of dividual country, including negotiating sessions with the and then pass the envelope to Windsor police said. and on Thursday afternoons, MANCHESTER STATE BANK period ended in mid-March, CLIP AND SAVE Mrs. Valdis Vinkels, Hebron foods, charts, maps, pictures, Boiton Education Association his neighbor. The Gsell vehicle was also from 3:15 to 4:15, for shareowner population declined artifacts and reports. Some 50 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER MEATS ARE OUR (BEA), that agreement Members of the Bolton Junior Rd. southbound on Rt. 74 and the children from the Gilead Hill by about 800,000, the first such VALUABLE COUPON i ^ S 9 ^ The purpose of this conven countries will be represented. Open Sat 0 A.M. - Noon relative to the 1973-74 master Woman’s Club assisted by star Booth car was attempting to School. drop since the mid-1940s. SPECIALTY! ___ tion is to choose a local study Bulletin Board contract cannot be reached and ting the envelopes and will be cross Rt. 74 from Miller Rd. to The commission worked on The loss is being felt not only C i i e e s e item for the coming year, and 'The following meetings and HHC negotiations are at an impasse. collecting them. Dart Rd. its proposed 1973-74 budget in^brokers’ pocketbooks but in several proposals ^ven to the H am Om oloi The BEA is in agreement Mrs. Roberts notes that Police say that Booth was the functioning of the markets, 29< i K C i i l i W board will 1^ presented for con with the Board’s posiUon. Both money collected will be used to issued a summons for failure to where activity on some days is For 12-oz. Pkg. sideration. groups have agreed to submit expand all Red Cross activities, obey the stop sign law because made up largely of institutional ...... including the blood program, Among these proposals are a trading. ’There exists a serious Colonial m their differences to the State he failed to stop long enough to WHEATIES study of the possibilities of Board of Education for media water safety, swimming in allow the Gsell vehicle to Pass. loss of liquidity. Proiera’s rtiM gaining recreational facilities tion. struction and nursing services. Two Persons were taken to A market is liquid when buy CEBEAL LEAN-TASTY for Andover; a study of solid Sara lee Pound Cane The areas of disagreement Bulletin Board Rockville General Hospital as a and sell orders are easily WMi egopM ana SB pwcliasa waste management in An tllMlIw am Sat, M nh 31 are budgetary as weU as non- The Board of Finance will result of the accident. Both matched because there is an dover ;‘*an intensive study of the UmH Om Cooim N r FMny BlrdTsEy* budgetary, and include salary. hold its regular meeting tonight were treated for minor injuries abundance of traders. In a Capitol Regioh with a possible EVERYBODY’S Semi-Boneless Insurance, and binding arbitra at 7:30 p.m. at Community and released. liquid situation, buy and sell trendi Beans result of formulating a booklet, tion, they said. Hall. No court date was given in ordei’s are matched without “ Know Your Region,” in con Office Closed The Bolton Drum Corps will the case. sharp price change. CLIP AND SAVE | junction with other, leagues in The office of Calvin Hutchin hold its regular practice tonight Institutions, however, trade the area; and recommen son, Bolton building inspector at 6:30 at the elementary many thousands of shares at a VALUABLE COUPON dations based on the League’s and assessor, will be closed school. Troop Spending Manta! time^ and it is sometimes im Orange r m n* school survey item, which is March 28 and 29. He will be A town meeting will be held possible to match buyer and this year’s local study item. Contributes HAMS attending a,building officials tomorrow al 8 p.m. at Com . . . Take A Ride Before You Decide... sellers quickly without permit educational conference, at the munity Hall. To Deficit ting prices to rise or drop 1.39 University of Connecticut. Bulletin Board BRUSSELS (AP) - U.S. of T E S T DRIVE TH E sharply. 8oz. Jar Anyone wishing to talk with ’The following meetings and ficials in this headquarters city The evidence is seen daily in him may call in the evening at About Town activities are scheduled for this of the North Atlantic Treaty stock price listings. MAXIM his home, 643-5373. The. Friendship Circle of the week; Organization calculate that the James Needham, New York mm-DRIED COIKE Salvation Army will meet Monday: Regional District 8 BUG Stock-Exchange chairman, con with coapan «N l SB purciMta 310,000 American troops in Drive Ending Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. in the Board of Education budget cedes the liquidity problem.- BlaeBva a m Sat, March 31 Western Europe put the U.S. Um M Om Gaupan N r NaMy According to Mrs. John church for a work night. meeting, 7:30 p.m., Rham High balance of payments another “ The p u r itie s markets need Roberts, the “ Pass Along Hostesses will be Mrs. Brig. School; Planning and Zoning 62.3 billion in the red every KILLER the individual investor, both EVERYBODY’S Envelope,” Bolton’s Red Cross John Pickup and Mrs. Thomas Conunission, 7:30 p.m., Town year. small and large,” he said in • S K C i U M Blevins. Office Building; Little League commenting on declining share fund drive, will end March ,31. Gen. Andrew J. Goodpaster, CLIP AND SAVE U.S.D.A. “CHOICE” registration, 7 to 8:30 p.m.. the American who commands ownership. M Elementary school; League of allied forces in Europe, has STILL AVAILADLE AT THE Needham is among securities Women Voters meeting, 8 p.m., industry spokesman who have “ ^ lI j a b l e C 0 U P ( ^ m. m m suggested setting up an inter tiness Is home of Mrs. Valdis Vinkels; national fund to compensate for otppiags! testified, or plan to testify, TaX|>Collector office hours, 7 to the loss — art important ele ■ A » Ilf'N, befoffi the House Ways and Sale P r ic e R eg. Price 1 ^ AIRCONOITIONEOiir 9 p.m., Town Office Building. ment in the weakness of the SHOP . . .tMSNSTOP AT MelW ConimtttdV, seeking Per Pound Par Pound ^ Wednesday: Religious dollar. r legislation to make share Education Board Discussion ownership more attractive. For 1-ib. Can TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY SPECIAL The U.S. government has not MAXiNEU HOUSE Series, 8 p.m., Andover taken an official position on the While couching their Boneless Chuck Roast *1.29 *1.59; SLte/DRY CLEANINB - S1.B0 Congregational Church. idea. testimony in idealistic terms, Friday: Cub Scout Pack 124 S&SBUICK th e motive of industry COFFEE Quality Spaad Quean Egulpmant The figure represents WHh coapon aad SB parahtM Dm Iw " spokesmen is at least partly *1.59; Light Bulb Sale. amounts spent by the U.S. EnseUva Baa Sat, March 31 Boneless Chuck Steak *1.39 Saturday: Board of Admis government and its troops in St MMNSST.MWIESTH (09NE*es.)S494571 that ol self-survival. The NYSE UmK Om Coapan N r FaaMy (bll930ffM*aRawl.15, Neat t. Ayway. On. llxk lniii CaWert) BELCON LAUHDROMAT — 309 Green Rd. ^ sion of Electors, 10 a.m. to 2 foreign currency. ----» — a-'---^---- ...... M.— Jt claims the nation’s economic Shoulder Clod Roast *1.69; p.m. Town Office Building. and social objectives require EVERYBODY’S M.49 broad ownership— but so do the goals of stock exchanges and London Broil *1.59 *1.89; their members. Another concern increasingly Cube Steak Cut from round *1.99 *2.09 I expressed is that the capital ne^s of American corporations might not be met in future Delnionico Steak Bono hi *2.19 *2.39 ‘ years unless investors are FREE Gas heat is guaranteed heat provided with more encourage 1 Box Betty Crocker Sirloin Steak w/Tondorloln *1.65 *1.79 ment. One of Needham’s proposals, CAKE MIX which are similar in some ways with Purchaao of 3 Porterhouse Steak *1.85 *1.99 to others presented or planned Wtui coapan and SB parchm WMMwM for presentation, is to increase Bfacthra Baa Sat, March 31 Boneless I M t Dm Coapon N r Faadly Sirloin Tip Steak *2.19 * to 6 ^ from 6100 the dividend *1.98 income exclusion on income tax EVERYBODY’S returns. Top Round Steak *1.98 *2.09 He would also permit com missions paid on purchases and Ground Beef .99 *1.09 ^ CONNECTICUT NATURAL GAS CORPORATION sales to be treated as deduc tions against ordinary income. VALUES GALORE At present, such commissions Nabisco Shid’r. Lamb Chops *1.39 *1.59 cannot be deducted, a rule OREO COOKIES fflKffllW IM L (BlMIMlll KF IffliW Ill Needham considers illogical. Loin Lamb Chops *2.14 *2.29 A third proposal would per mit a lim itedjto deduction for ^ n tad in a. individuals 'who buy stock as Pork Chops Center Cut *1.49 *1.65 part of a personal pension plan, n Connecticut Natural Gas Corporation hereby Unconditionally Guarantees satisfaction with gas heating providing they are not Pork Ribs Country Style *1.05 adequately covered by .95 Q for the property to which this guarantee applies. TOMATO-RAMA employer-sponsored plans. Another widely sponsored Whole Chickens Porduo .55 .65 If, at the end of the first year, the purchaser is not fully convinced that gas heating is clean, quiet, safe and proposal, offered by Needham G nom ical, Connecticut Natural Gas Corporation will, at the written request of the purchaser, arrange and others, would tax capital J E K L IA N S I^ Tomato Paste . . . 6 - 89^ Turkey Breasts Bono in .89 .99 2 gains on securities at a rate t o m a t o e s ° for the removal of, and reimbursement for, monies paid on the installed purchase price of the gas boiler, that would decline with the length of time the securities are Tomatoes ss___ 3 - *1®® Butterball Turkeys .63 79* furnace, or conversion burner, exclusive of equipment external to the heating unit itself. held. Many investors are believed Perri’s Ital. Sausage *1.39 *1.55 I This guarantee does not relieve the purchaser of the responsibility of paying for all gas consumed to be locked into stocks in which they have big gains, these Iq through his meter. securities leaders feel, because I r ^ »"■■■» rn»n.un. *1.19 *1.35 to sell would be ,to incur too large a tax bite. This, they say, Stewed Tomatoes S - *1 " l ,| „ End Poik Chops 6 THIS G UARANTES IS NON-TRANSFERABLE *1.09 *1.29 damages capital mobility. You • might add that it hurts com jPolander’s is-oz. . missions too. START YOUR DEIWMTOR The chairman’s thesis, it appears, is that the individual Wild Strawberry Preserves •- 49* investor is needed for the func tioning of free enterprise, by ITable Talk Pies STONEWARE MNNERWARE SET TODAY the corporations which need Call C N G in Hartford (525-0111) or New Britain (224-9157). capital, by the exchanges which need Uquidlty, by the brokers Ronzoni Egg Noodles * • ^ 3 9 * who n e ^ commissions. The oft-scorned individual in WIndex Aero Window Cleaner - 59* M U C O N N E C n C U T vestor ought not to forget it. COMPASSES SIMPLE Soft-wove Toilet Tissue 4 London — Mariners in the - 1843/1973 n th and 12th ■ centuriee used Mott’s Snack Pack siK 3 compasses made by ® sewing: needle agrainst a M e - stone to magrnetize it, then lay Dole Pineapple Juice 3 ^ 89* ing the needle on a narrow See Our Display In the Store • Get Full Details at the Checkout piece of wood floating in a basin | WE PROUDLY WELCOME FOOD STAMP CUSTOMERS 11.3.5 of water.

A MANCyB^STER EVENIN(G HERALD. Manchester, Cknin., Mon.. March 26, 1973 — PAGE FIFTEEaW PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter. Conn.. Mon.. March », 1973 Vernon Tthvn Seeking Tolland Nason Bid at $1,525,000 Trash Includes Bulky Items Camp Mirector * playg'round equipment less than five bags. Those Funding-wise these positioni breiakdbwn as fplloifsi The Venwn Publie'^ Works TOWN OP MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT For Middle School Wing Department has initiated a new (dismantled), box springs and having more than that number , The. Town Manchester la should call the department. Mairch 23, 1973 l .'F u l l Fundings BtUl 8eeking'*a director for sem ce to residents along with mattresses, lawn furniture, VIVIAN V. KENNESON proves the construction and it if ^ Hall, Board of Education, 8 the regular weekly pickup of house furniture and automobile All newsprint should be $ 1 0 ,0 0 3 Camp Kennedy to succeed David J. and Shirley A. 1. Zoning Enforbement O fficer p^m., Hicks SdMwl; Tolland trash. The department will now tires. bundled and put out for the V 3 1 ,2 1 6 Harry F . Smith, vdio retted Correspondent approved by a town meeting ; Burnham Sr., property on 2. Three Police'Officers < Those having bulky items to collection which the American 9 ,7 1 9 from (he post at thd end the Tei . 8784704 vdiich is eq>ected to be calledî Cooperative Nursery School Meadowwood Rd. pick up large items on Fridays. 3. Police Mschahic be picked up must call the Legion conducts on the second TOi BOARD OP DIRECTORS 10*7 3 7 1972, camping session.* Smith The Middle School building early next monUi. regli^tlon, 10 to 11:30 a.m.. Richard A. St. Germain to The bulky items will include 4. Assessneiit Aide Religious Education building. such things as refrigerators Public Works Department no Sunday of the month in 5. Highway Department Mechanic 9 ,6 3 0 was director of the'eanq) for committee will appear before The 47,000 square foot addi Karl J. and Kathryn L. Norris, FROM< R . B . W E ISS, GENERAL MANAGER Rockville area and for the 6 . Mason - Hsfcvy T ru ck D riv e r the mentally retarded every tion calls for four new Congregational Church; prayer propoty on Gdiring Rd. (with doors removed), washing later than Thursday for the $80*935 the Bodrd of Finknce tomorrow collection made by the Fire year but one since the' camp classrooms, a gym, locker and meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Seventh Richard A. St. Ctormain to machines, water heaters, Friday collection. Leaves in SUBJECT! Tentative Budget and Budget Message n i^ t tm approval of 11,525,000 Department in rural Vernon was established in 19M. He shower facilities, bleachers and b ay Adventist Church; Choir Thomas R. and Margaret K. stoVes, bathroom fixtures, bags should be put out on the ’’'Iscal Year beginning July 1, 1973 construction cost for tlw addi- area on the third Sunday of the II. Half Year Fundlngi declined to give a reaiMm for his a three-station industrial arts rehearsal, 7:30 p.m.. Bailey, property on Gehring radios and televisons. regular trash day if there are month. The budget that follows w ill, I am sure, receive careful scrutiny by your Board Md %^**** «**“ *^ 6 ,1 4 3 retirement. However, he has area on the first floor. Congregational Churdh. Rd. 1. Personnel Supervisor The committee awarded the Brush and branches, not in public. In a sense it is a disappointing budget in that it provides 3 .0 5 7 b eo i In poor health in recent The second floor will include Thursday: Basaar woriuhop, 2. Building Inspection Clerk bid to J.S. Nasln Co. of Quitclaim Deeds Vernon excess of four inches in despite all efforts to come up with a program of action for the Town that ywld_preclude y^ ^*^*^***** 1 0 ,2 5 0 months. one classronn, d three-station 9:30 a.m.. Congregational In my instructions to Department Heads prior to their budget requests, I strong^ enjoined thM to 3. Malntenence Mechanics (2) ^ _____ , . WilliirianUc, which promised Francis F. Ronan to Linda S. diameter, will be picked up and 1 2 ,7 9 2 Camp Kamedy will operate home economics wing, four' Church; Boud of Finance, 7:30 provide me only with requests representing the current level of service exc^ t where very Musiiai 4. Park Department Light Equipment Operator \3| con^letion in 965 days. The ap- Ronan, proper^ on Sugar Hill. chipped if the homeowner calls 3 .0 5 7 for six wedu next summer — science rooms, a OOêat ebn)- p.m.. Town Hall. circumstances prevailed. Despite th is, and I think the Department Heads made an honest effort, 5. Police Department Clerk prowsd bid coet is lower than School Board Reviews the public woriu office. Thorny, 6 ,5 0 0 from June 20 to Aug. 8. . bination choral and lecture Friday: Cub Pack 915, their requests came in S3,3 12, 086 higher than last year's Adopted budget. . 6. ' Envlroniiwntal Services Officer the original estimate, and Certificate of Merit bushes should not be put into these requests by $1,465,221. The net increase is $1,439,767 from the current budget as of 12/31/7 . The job q|>ecs state the direc room and a threenitation art Pinewood Derby, 7 p.m., 7. Senior Citizens Programmer $ 4 ,4 9 9 should bring the total addition The United States En trash containers but rather left tor wUl be responsible to the room. Meadowbrook School; New Vandalism Procedures 8. Recreation Prognunmer 4 ,4 9 9 cost down more than flOO,- vironmental Protection Agency in a pile by the trash container. As you know, in recent years we have been holding an extremely tight budget lin e. However,^ft*e ^ 4 ,1 9 2 director of recreation for Community Calendar comer bridge group, 8 p.m., 9. B.D.P.. Technician 000. has awarded the Tolland hUddle lW »ed u res to follow, when will report on plans for school Dirt and stones should not be public demand for increased services keeps expanding. Inflation, which in many arean has slowed 4 ,7 3 7 operation of the camp, that he Monday; Zoning Board Of Robb and Wolfe homes. 10. Water and Sewer Engineering Aide Other bids received were School science teacher Bemie vandalism occurs on public security measures. At a prior put in containers either. down, is s till a major factor affecting this budget. Our fixed costs show substantial increases. 11. Water and Sewer Clerk 3 .0 5 7 will supervise the paid and An>ea]8, 8 p.m.. Town H$U; Warranty Deeds Hayes Construction, |l,S7g,000; Mulligan, and all the eifdith buildings, outlined by Mayor meeting of the board, it was I f containers become 12. Highway Department He>vy Equipment Operator 4 ,8 1 5 volunteo* staff, and will es Welcome Wagon newcomers Anthony J . Gryk to Anne T. The federally funded E.E.A. program has provided us with important positions during the P **^ J*°. 8,112 AnnuUi Construction, |i,587,- grade students in Mr. Frank McCoy, will be reviewed voted to have an expert check unuseable in the opinio^f the Highway Two L a b o rers tablish the camp’s daily, week 000; New England Construc needlecraft group, 8 .p.m., Gryk, property on Eaton Rd. years - positions that we really needed before E.E.A. came in. Now that fî* m v m m * 3 .0 5 7 Mulligan’s ecology and life by the Board of Education at its the school system and that trash collector, h^w ilût a I have covered this area 1 3 . Town C le rk - C le rk ly and aeaaon program. He wiU Liebla home; Youth Choir, 6:45 Clarence Campbell to Nor we must evaluate the impact auid importance of each position to the Town. ^ ~ $ 7 8 ,7 8 7 tion, $1,588,000; F.W.- Browne, science class, the Presidential meeting tonight at 7:30 at the report will be presented sticker on it marked’NG'and if * work the six weeks the camp is p.m.. Teachers meeting, 8 p.m., man L. and Barbara A. of concern in substantial detail in another section of this message. $13n,097; Anderson Fairoaks, Certificate of Merit for an Northeast School. tonight. the container is put out again in operatimi. Plus one wedc both Congregational Church. Williams, property on Hunter III. To be eliminated! $1,625,000'; Associated exceptional contribution to the The procedures Recommendations made in the following week it will be The impact of the Federal Revenue Sharing Program is substantial. It is recommended that these prior to its opening and one Tuesday: Senior ptizens, 1;30 Rd. Construction, $1,627,000; Horn field of-Environmental Protec recommended by the mayor the annual audit report will be hauled away. funds be used primarily to fund capital improvements. This has a direct Impact on the tax y 1. Building Maintenance Mechanic 1 0 ,2 5 0 wed( after it closes. p.m., religions educatijm C hester. F . and Norma P. Construction, $1,639,493; Bon- tion and Ecology. were read at the meeting of the looked at by the board tonight Andrew Tricarico, director of reducing the amount of money that must be raised by taxes. 2. Three Engineering Aides 2 7 ,0 6 1 Mel Siebold, Manchester rec vidni Building Co., $1,676,000; building. Congregational McCormick to D. & G 8 ,5 2 8 Under Mulligan’s direction, board two weeks ago. The along with a report on public works said the 3. One Light Equipment Operator - P a rk D e p t. director, said he is contacting A.F. Peaslee, $1,679,610; and Church; Board of Selectmen, Construction, property on , 4 .7 4 7 the students organized and im mayor asked that any acts of intramural sports and hockey. department is not responsible As you know, we provide considerably more d etail in our budget document than most communities 4. One Clerk - Collector colleges and those school 7:30 p.m.. Administration Goose Lane.^ so that you have adequate information for your evaluations. The green sheet with each agency $ 5 0 ,5 8 6 $ 2 1 0 ,3 0 8 Zocco Builders, $1,689,900. plemented various research vandalism on public buildings Hockey presently operates as a for plastic containers and they boards with an active program building. Board of Finance, 7:30 Roger G. and Angela D. budget summarizes changes in costs from current year operations and should be particularly helpful The committee’s sdiedule for club sport. will not be replaced if p.m.. Town Hall. Burke to Albert Schneider, projects relating to en- ^ ® to you* The written document is s till lim ited &nd I trust th&t the Directors w ill schedule for the mentally retarded. completion of five Olassrooms Tonight’s meeting of the damaged. He said that metal Wednesday: Conservation property on Kingsbury Ave. !îunental problems. Some of sufficient work sessions with me 2ind appropriate staff members to facilitate your review. by September may be realized the areas, studied include ^® policAbe notified. He board will be he)d in conjunc containers of legal size, not Commission, 8 p.m., Town Ciene and Rosemarie Blair to if the Board of Finance ap further suggested that incidents tion with the meeting of the more than 22 gallons, may be I am sure that you w ill realize as you review the budget that in most instances we propose main packaging, recycling, wBdyfe protection, legislation, and an where the i^ndals are Northeast School PTO. used or plastic bags are also taining the present level of services. Any cyts made by the Board w ill directly affect services. apprehended should be followed Following the board meeting, 0FI8AI1H6 BUDOBI - FISCAL TEAR 1973-74 BBFBBDITURB SOMlARY-GBianAL FUHD actual movie produced and acceptable but brown store 4 directed by the students. through with the police teachers and parents present bags are not. Plastic trash bags 1972-73 APP. B8TIMATB0 KFT. MAMAOR'S APPROVED A second phase of the department notifying both the will be given an opportunity to may be purchased at the public TAX RATE )BPT. DIPAIOMINT Bspsmmo AS OF EXP. ESqUEST RBCOMH. BUDGBT initiating department and the ^question the board if they wish. works garage on Rt. 30. MO. 1971-72 12-31-72 1972-73 1973-74 1973-74 1973-74 program was to develop useful A tax rate of 50.66 representing an increase of 2 m ills is "recommended to suKXsrt General Fund products out of objects that town attorney. MOH-BDUCATIOMAL BELATED services. An increase of .29 to 5.35 m ills is required for the Fire Distmict. No ‘"C '**“* Robert B. Weles usually would .be thrown out. Board member Robert recommended for the Special Taxing D istrict or in water ratesi however, it w ill be necessary to General Manager GSHSBAL OOVSEMMHT Dubeau said he did not think the 48,508 71,965 91,926 79,502 79,502 Students receiving awards pre: Increase sewer rates to the same level as water rates. Please note that sewer operating costs are 101 Board o f Dlraetora mayor’s recommendations now higher than water operating costs. We have delayed this increase for three years but can se e 102 Genaral Managor 70,572 76,193 77,624 90,714 90,714 Paul Adams, David Alderuccio, OPHATniO BODGR • 7I9CAL IIA t 1973-74 UVBMDI SOM m -CgM im rUMD applied to the Board of Educa no way of continuing at the present rate. 1®3 Oonmllar .. 63,771 64,977 64,9H 70,622 70,622 James Arsûlt, Mary Beth AmOVBD COLLECTED MAMAGXE'B APPtOOEO 104 Elvdttott 44,614 47,393 51,155 57,412 57,412 Caron, Mark Danforth, Daniel tion as the schools are under the 87,501 REVENUE SOURCE COLLECTED BUDGBT AS OP 88TIMATX ESTIMATE BUDGET 105 Aaaaaaaant ’ 63,985 73,853 63,861 87,501 Dimmock, Greg Dimmock, domain of the board. He asked 54.632 63,393 58,382 REVIEW OF CURRENT FISCAL YEAR A C TIV ITIES 1971-72 1972-73 12-31-72 1972-73 1973-74 1973-74 1,0$ Oollactor of Xevanua 48.948 52,477 Scott Dudek, Karen Dumeer, that the matter be put on 64,281 63,638 72,245 69,189 Krause 107 Tom ciork 57.9S9 HOM-XDUaTIOMAL EXLATBD Lori Faucher, Prank tonight’s agenda for further Projections made after the first six months of the present fiscal year we **JJJ*,.*^* 108 Traeaurer 33,628 ' 40,081 41,981 53,974 49.446 Florist & Greenhouses we indicated a possible expenditure d eficit of approximately $93,000. We are now confident that I nanacn taxes 109 Planning & Zoning 41,648 45,16.7 46,670 46,748 .. 46,748 Fitzgerald, Jastm Frey, Rodney ®®0f*‘t®’‘®tion- , 12,323,890 8,120,846 12,323,890 13,484,470 J o ^ , John Luckey, Michael Mrs. M ane Herbst, Another a combination of under-expending appropriations on several accounts and revenues exceeding original Tax Levy'- Carrrac Tear 11,926,306 110 Tom Counaol 38,092 63,427 53,865 65,125 102,908 133,000 138,377 190,000 210,000 board member, also asked the Taz Levy - Prior Toar 111 General Servlcaa 44,779 48,473 48,473 52,164 52..164 McCarthy, Sarah McCusker, estim ates w ill produce a modest end of the year surplus, 30.000 29.672 latarZ st 4 U aa Foot 42.465 50.000 35.000 112 Prollaea Court ' 1,630 1 <■ 1,770 1,770 2,915 2,915 Tod McMahon, Gary Michaud, administration to report to Total 12,071,679 12,4to,8M 8,288,893 12,565,890 13,749,470 tie Eaorgancy Baployaant - Section 5- 135,690 161,500 263,200 160,000 160,000 Debbie Minnjck, Mortenson, tonight’s meeiing as to what 57.388 77.000 109.925 acts of vandalism are covered A FISCAL PROJECTIONS 1973/74 ■ 117 bMrgancy Biployaent - Section 6 Mike Morosi, Jeff Muller, John IX f ir e s, LICSXSXS, PERMITS & FBBS TOTAL GENERAL OOVBRItffiNT 751,442 . 888,577 1,033,697 902,315 , 879,720 by the town’s insurance and Lleancaa, Pcnlta fc Faes O’Brien, David Rains, Alison ., , LAaCUT BITAli. MOWiaS IN MANCHISna Fortunately some revenue factors have a favorable Impact on the tax rate. °*“ ‘*^î** ^*|“**ll!* • 1 - . • DBPAHMXRT OF PUBLIC H0RX8 Tomb Clark 72,759 68,500 39,344 68,500 75,000 50,892 52,692 63,382 . 63,382 Schaefer, Nora Stodkel, Margie '"^"jeh onra are not of 495 will produce approximately $500,000 in added revenue project^ w« ê 201 Adalnlatratlon 50,798 meeting C a tt ManciMftcr BulUtoE Inapactor 46,057 60,000 44,844 64,000 70,000 202 Building Inapoctlon 132,646 131,771 133,771 194.371 167,725 Titus, Mike Winter and Dave ®t tonights 643-9559 addition we have allocated $275,000 frexn last year's years o^ratiMS. W^ 316 310 124 210 250 board members Stephen 6ZI HARTrORD ROAD, MANCHUTCR estim ating $100,000 in income from property occupied after the October tax date in accord Baalth 203 Bnglnaorlng - 66,988 75,194 75,194 105,980 80,957 Zabilansky. Polica 6,535 9,000 3,471 5,500 7,000 204 Hl^m y 644,927 624,566 649,237 915,060 690,833 Marcham and William Houle legislation enacted last year. Plaaalng & Zoning 3,367 2,200 890 1,650 1,800 208 Sanitation 382,330 401,270 395,182 490,004 427,499 CaMtory 41,616 50,000 20,682 35,000 50,000 209 Caawtory 99,260 108,259 108,259 119,053 118,553 On the other hand, total income, other than taxes, are estimated to be down by approximately Library 10,913 11,500 4,398 8,000 9,000 238,616 268.099 274,947 330,645 303,232 $85,CXX), Some categories are up; however, state grauits in the education area are down reauitxng 210 Park Raeraatlon 11,396 9,200 4.978 8,500 9,000 220 Sldamlka & Curbs 9,500 50,000 50,000 158,194 143,194 TOWN OF MANCHESTER Arta & Craftt 2,600 1,625 2,600 3,000 194.900 183.192 202.481 198.456 OPERATING BUDGET 1973-74 HATER FUND ,j?*ij?,jfj*?fsjiff*i********************»********************************************************* ■ • 230 161.282 revenues and BXPENDITUBB8 Ptnaa TOTAL u IfARIMBHT OP PUBLIC WORKS 1,786,347 1.904,951 1,922.474 2,579,170 2,193,831 Listed below are improvements recommended for the next fiscal year. The six year program re- Non-Movlna-Parking Vlolatlona 14,341 12,000 5,903 11,000 12,000 I COLLECTED APPROVED COLLECTED ESTIMATE MANAGER'S APPROVED quired under the Charter is contained in a separate document. 8.965 4.500 ' 4.5('0 4.500 REVENUE QOURCB BUDGBT AS OF PULL TEAR 1 ESTIMATB BUDGET Sharad Stata MV Vlolatlona 1973-74 Total 216,265 229,$10 127,97$ 209,$60 H lts S T 1971-72 1972-73 , 12-31-72 .1972-73 1973-74 CAPITAL IMPROVEf4ENTS - CURRENT YEAR i 703,900 345.891 674,335 ' 706,700 III CURIINT SBIVICES revenue and USB CP SURPLUS 715,044 PROJ. Pollea Spaelal Sarvlcat 41,445 25,000 13,907 22,000. 10,000 ESTIMATED DEFT'S MANAGER'S APPROVED . • EXPENDED APPROVED ’ . NO. Halfara RalNburtaaant - Cllanta 29,153 5,000 4,823 6,000 6,000 • . -fuc • r- .. • .. BUDGET EXPENSES REQUEST RECOHM.- BUDGET PROJ . 100 j OlM : oe j *-•' 1 ... EXPBHDITDRES Halfara Ralaburtaaant - Othar Towna 23 30 t i 'V . A I I ' / J 1971-72 1972-73 1972-73 1973-74 1973-74 1973-74 NO. 8,000 1,343 6,000 10,000 :io ' Halka 4 Curb* 1,571 487.402 487,402 Civil Dafanaa-Raeurrlng Chargat 3,528 3,780 432 3,760 4,300 OPERATING EXPENSES ' 397.295 428,370 412,869 3 . Trotter Block Payment on Bond 9 5 . Urban Systems Program 3,191 1,394 108 1,394 1,394 $ 9 ,5 4 0 lalaburaMant-Stata-Straat Lightings 59,428 90,253 90,253 for deed (Final Payment "73") Salaa - Plaatlc Baga 15,000 8,482 11,000 12,000 OPBRATING BUDCBT - FISCAL YEAR 1973-74 EXFENDITUjSB SDieiARy-GEHBRAL .FUND DEBT SERVICE 60,713 59.428 1 2 1 . H ollister and Berkley Baeraatlon - Day 8,100 4,880 4,880 5,450 Ctmp APPROVED 48,941 38,875 52,993 52,993 1 3 . Prepare preliminary plans for S t r e e t s Caap Kannady ' 100 1972-73 APB BSTIMATBD DEPT. HANPGBRi'S CAPITAL IMPBOVEMENI 47,508 Municipal Building 5 ,0 0 0 BiniGBT Blghway-Utlllty Tranch tepalr 4.000 ISFABIMBHT gRFBNDBD AS OF ' EXF. BEQUEST RBCOMH. 311.172 630,648 630.648 D8FT. 1973-74 1973-74 1973-74 TflrrAT. 505.516 536.739 1 2 2 . Middle Turnpike West Total 78,888 70,374 34,198 55,104 49,444 NO. 1971-72 12-31-72 1972-73 Establish recycling station 4 5 ,0 0 0 (Adams to Dover Road) PROTECTION OF PERSONS & PROPERTY 1,326,742 1,241,353 Acquire land for housing for 301 ■olica ’ .1,033,589 1,143,221 1,181,288 1 2 9 . I n s t a l l a la rm s i n Town 8.666 9.384 9.984 17.647 17.642 e l d e r l y 6 0 ,0 0 0 O f f i c e s TOTAL PR0T8CII0N OF PERSONS & FROPBRTT 1,042,255 1,152,605 1,191,272 1,344.389 1,259,000 RRVinmM ANA MPRMDITDRES ______S F « n TOHN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT OPBRATING BUDGET - FISCAL YBAI 1973-74 BEVBNUB SIBBtABY-CBNERAL FUND COLLECTED APPROVED COLLECTED ESTIMATE MAMAGER'S APPROVED 2 2 . Prepare plans for modernization 1 3 0 . Acquire voting machines to i ESTIMAtB BUDGR n 1 ,0 0 0 APPROVED COLLECTED MANAGER'S APPROVED ni)ntlngency 35,308 35,308 534 15,300 15,300 21,437 21,437 road on Case Mountain Drug Adviaory Grant 12,168 540 !ooBsinity Sarvlces - Tom 8,326 General Fund $ 50,000.00 Gaa Tax Refund 3,403 47. install fuel dispensing system Revenue Sharing 591.775.00 Enargancy Baployment Act-Section 5 135,690 161,500 76,287 . 263,20C 160,000 a t Town G a ra g es Baorgoncy Bsployaent Act-Section 6 48,361 77,000 68,423 109,92! State Grant* 6 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 OPBRATING BUDGET - FISCAL YBAR 1973-74 EXPENDITURE SOHHARY-GBHEBAL FUHD Short-term Notes** 3 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 Stata Omad Prop.-Payaant In lieu Taxei . 6,057 -6,05; 6,000 57. Repair Globe Hollow Dam Spillway B o n d s * * * 301.500.00 Tom Aid Fund - Traffic Signal - 2.533 2.533 1972-73 APP ESTIMATED DEPT. MANAGER'S APPROVED to check erosion I n t e r e s t 1 ,9 6 5 .0 0 Total 721,87$ , 721,337 431,248 964,625 795,73( EXP. REQUEST BBCCMI. BUDGBT BBPT. DEPARTMENT EXPENDED AS OF 1971-72 12-31-72 1972-73. 1973-74 1973-74 1973-74 * Project 20 NO. 5 8 . Surface and light tennis %»2 Contribution to Fund 61 6,250 6,250 ** Projects 68 & 95 63.000 67.000 67.000 courts at West Side ^ 1 ,6 0 0 if 543 Data Froceaslng Service 60,575 63.000 *** Project 134 625,000 625,000 580,000 580,000 SPECIAL TAXING DISTRICT Recreation Center 691 Bond Principal 620,000 147,700 150,379 150,379 892 Bond Interest 123,428 147,700 6 1 . R e s u r f 2Lce f o o t b a l l and s o c c e r 893 Tesq)orary Borrowlng-Frinclpel 635,000 field s at Manchester High 3 0 ,0 0 0 Town OP mHCHESTBR.CONNBCIICUT 55.851 33.000 20.000 70.000 55.000 TOTAL NON-FUNCTIONAL 3,190,683 1,942,620 2,033,620 2,515,141 2,065,916 APPROVED COLLECTED i y 2 5 .1 8 1 1 6 6 . Repair boiler and roof at MANAOR'S APPROVED 116 SUPPUBTIVB OUTSIDE SOCIAL & HEALTH SERV. REVBHUI SOURCE COLLECTED BUDGET AS OF 24.000 28,800 26,400 Senior Citizens Center 5 ,0 0 0 kSTIMATE ESTIMATB BUDGET 510 d iild Guidance Clinic 24.000 1971-72 1972-73 12-31-72 1972-73 1973-74 1973-74 Public Health Nursing 55.000 55.000 70,453 60,000 • 511 7,075 7,075 6 8 . TOPICS Program 5 0 ,0 0 0 m OIHBt UVBIIDB d 512 gnat Catholic Huralng Care 1,000 1,000 52,730 52,730 Int*r««t on Invaitment* 131,042 120,000 52,283 131,500 170,000 528 Health & Halfara Sarv'.Prlv.Schools PA-296 37,659 37,659 l-wS 11.000 11.000 10,000 10,000 7 0 . Spruce St. at Charter Oak In ts rs it from Othar Fund* r 44,308 17,500 4,191 30,000 35.000 5?2 Drug Advisory Council - Tom S t r e e t 3 5 ,0 0 0 Ntscollaiwoua 141.031 161.220 101.182 160.000 20.000 533 Drug Advisory Council - Grants ^ 3o ^ o g II Total 316.3B1 Shaltarsd Workshop 0 5,000 5.000 7.000 7.000 9.000 Emergency Employment Act lOnL MON-BOOemOHU. BEIATBD 800R(« 13.495.97! i s j o o s r 9.oi l.$: 2 i$.206.179 iS .m !5 l4 8AM ProgrwB 8. 10,500 10,500 9.000 Manchostsir Housing Authority 11.500 11.500 One of the most difficult areas of budget projection and decision making has inwlved ISOaTIOliU. inATlD SOURCES TOTAL SUPPOBXIVB OUTSIDE SOCIAL & 196,558 183,705 E.E.A, program. The best information we have at this time from Washington ttat the B.B^. I I I CDIIIKI SBRyiCBS HEALTH 8EEVICBS 125,181 144,159 144,159 TOHN OF MANCHESTER program will be phased out. There was $2.25 billion apprejprlated for out Board of Education 33,246 33,300 8,293 33,500 36,300 10,957,400, abwt $580 million of that remaining for the phase out. Vto are ** Projact Concam 28,440 35,000 35,000 35,000 701 Board of Education 9,619,876 10,175,000 10,290,000 11,370,491 w ill work but the following program is what we feel w ill best mset the Town s need. Coemunlty Collaga 400 OOUZCTBD APPROVED COLLECTED ESTINAIED MMUGBR'S AFPBOVBD Spactal Iducatlon Fund Belmburaa ?5,p00 t 1972-73 Budgot as originally adopted ' 16,558,000 REVENUE SOURCES BUDGET AS OF FULL TEAR B B o a m . ■ u D o n In the establishment of E.E.A. positions in itially we w®**.g“i2^,5y-?*g?5_?SM *ir*t«w ent*years. Total 87,086 68,500 8,293 68,500 71,500 1 9 7 1 -7 2 1 9 7 2 - 7 3 1 2 - 3 1 - 7 2 1 9 7 2 -7 3 1 9 7 3 - 7 4 . 1 9 7 3 - 7 4 departments for positions that wsre not approved ty me or the ^ r d ^ D ir^tors in rwen^years. Additional approprUtlons during a In*^her words, we did not create positions merely to provide work, but rather utilized IIT STATE AED tEPIBAT. GBAMIS 1972-73 Fiscal Year to Dac.31,1972, 2 0 0 ,2 8 6 2 2 7 ,0 5 9 available funds to mest identified needs that bad not been met. Stata Aid - Oparatton 2,704,263 2,617,100 979,024 407.098 BEVEMUBS 1 7 S , W 2 0 0 ,2 8 6 1 3 6 ,1 8 0 2.373,000 2,530,000 \ - OooatructloB 384,772 360,749 106,238 413,093 331,093 Budget recommendations on the E.E.A. positions fa ll into three Bond Intoraat Bal^. 3.344 2.756 GBAND TOTAL 17,179,580 16,965,098 17,341,858 1 9 .^ .i> $ 6 18,404,865 filled for the full year by Town funds, pwitions to be funded for >*5*p5^JJ3Sn^prâ» „ 'ibtal l-08»i<24 2.993.439 2.883.851 APPROVED - -- ; EXPBRDBD APPROVED 18WMATKD B S P T '8 MAMAGBE'8 and half the year by E.E.A. funds and positions to be ÔPP?*** J" lOfEAL BOUaTIOIttL BEUTBD 8CUBCB8 1.09$.917 3.061.939 2.$55.$S1 BUDGET K S P U 8B 8 REQUiST BBOOMI. BODCII V ' EIPEKDITUHS six positions were established of which three are in their budget for funding next year. 1 9 7 1 -7 2 1 9 7 2 - 7 3 W 7 2 - 7 3 1 9 7 3 -7 4 1 9 7 3 - 7 4 1 9 7 3 - 7 4 tCCAL BBVUIUI 16,672,096 16,936,098 10,178,769 17,268,118 18,129,863 At this point in time I feel that the general employment ÎtloM our B .B.^ employees could relocate in the private sector. The reteôn^_tlw M position USB OP mwrwa 915.300 9-000 • 'r ALLAmVXTlBE 1 7 3 ,2 3 7 2 0 0 ,2 8 6 $ 0 0 ,2 8 6 2 3 1 ,0 3 9 2 2 7 ,0 3 9 should be evaluated by .the Directors on the basis of impact on the Town, service level if TOTAL tBVBBOB 6 8UBPUI8 17.587.391 16.965.08fl_ 10.178.M$ l 7 .268.116 position is abandoned.

A. L V'.' % i PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 26, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAUD, M anc^ter, Conn., Mon., March 26, 1973 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Ball in Air, Buzzer Sounds, New Power in Old Pinstripes, Virginia Tech, NIT

sounded...and the ball b a it^ Sunday’s nationally televised the dream was very much alive pass and looked at Lieder—but Yankees’ Plate Image Changes NEW YORK (AP) - rippled the cords as it want championship game, got only as Stevens, fouled as he sank m Brokaw was swarming all over Virginia Tech played through the hoop. eight more in the second half. off-balance one-hander from lo the intended target. Notre ‘B’ squad to edge Milwaukee. Madison Square Garden was NEW YORK (AP)-M eet more than Murderers’ Row, but Allen and Blom berg.. Expos 7-1, the Dodgers’ ‘B’ “ Follow the Lieder,” and he Dame had busted the play. Home runs by Rick Monday But it was the final two that feet away, completed the three- there are signs of change. In other developments, squad nipped the Houston brought them to the brink of So Stevens improvised. He bedlam! the new Murderers’ Row: gave the Gobblers a second life. point play with a free throw. The rejuvenated Bronx Cleveland, drew first blood in Astros 3-2, the Texas Rangers and Tony LaRussa helped the the National Invitation It was a 20-foot jump shot TTie score was 91-90, Notre wheeled around one defender Bernie Allen, 2b; Roy Cubs beat the Angels 83. Willie “ It was a hell of a way>to Bombers pounded out 16 hits the weekend trade with mauled the Kansas City Royals Tournament title. unleashed as the buzzer Dame had the ball—and and, with nine seconds left, shot White, U; Matty Alou, rf; Davis homered, tripled, lose,” said Digger Phelj^^the Sunday in romping to a 10-2 Oakland when newly acquired 15-7 while the Detroit Tigers Then Bobby Stevens pushed sounded the end of regulation Virginia, with 18 seconds to go, a 15-footer from the left side of Bobby Murcer, .cf; Graig doubled and scored from second disconsolate Notre Daine exhibition baseball victory over center fielder George Hendrick shaded the Chicago White Sox 2- the Gobblers over the threshold time. It was a perfect shot, one needed it desperately. the key. Nettles, 3b; Ron Blomberg, 1 and the Minnesota Twins base on a sacrifice fly and Ron coach. “ It was the kind of Wing the Orioles. It was the fifth doubled and singled twice and and onto the throne with a which tied the score 79-79. And Virginia Coach Don DeVoe Cey also homered in leading the where. If those last .three lb; Johnny Callison, dh; time Uiey have unloaded 15 or Dave Duncan doubled in the In topped the Atlanta Braves 1-0 in it climaxed a frenetic climb gestured as if to say, "Grab The ball hit the rim and Dodgers over Montreal. Henry mind-bending 92-91 overtime seconds had disappeared,ijWe Rick Dempsey, c; Hal more hits and the fifth time dians’ 7-4 triumph over the San games shortened to 4V^ innings victory...and the luck of the from a 12-point deficit in the him!’’ and Charlie Thomas twisted out to the right side. by rain. Cruz’ ninth-inning single gave would’ve been the winnei#Snd Lanier, ss. they have scored 10 or more Francisco Giants. Irish had run out. final six minutes^qPTegulation clutched Gary Brokaw. Two And, as players fell all over Games between Cincinnati the rst of the Dodgers their they would’ve been the Ipahrs. “ Everything they hit was a runs in a 14-5 spring training The A‘s also won, blanking “ When the game is on the foul shots would lock it up for themselves trying to get it, and St. Louis, Pittsburgh and triumph over Houston. play. “But there’s no way I’m base hit,” said Baltimore log. the San Diego Padrra 3-0, but line,” the little junior guard But Notre Dame bounded out the Irish. But Brokaw missed Stevens, at 5-foot-lO the the New York Mets, and Boston Jeff Burroughs crashed a pair going to be ashamed of these pitcher Doyle Alexander. “ I Alexander, who is bidding to their new acquisitions — said as pandemonium still to a 91-87 lead with 55 seconds the first of the one-and-one and shortest man on the court, and Philadelphia were rained of three-run Iwmers and a dou guys. 'They played well and they think they could have come up replace Pat Dobson as catcher Ray Fosse and infielder raged in Madison Square to go in the extra period. It Allan Bristow got the rebound. saved it in the comer. out. ble to highlight the Rangers’ One second...He jumped and, played hard and, if a break here without a bat and got a hit.” Baltimore’s fourth starter, Jack Heidemann— went hitless Garden, “ I like the ball.” seemed again that Virginia Virginia had the ball back and Oakland’s Catfish Hunter and rout of Kansas City. or there had gone the other The new Murderers’ Row walked the last mile Sunday. in nine at-bats. Craig Lieder, who had Tech’s dreams were flickering called time out with 12 seconds from 10 feet away, flicked the rookie G l«m Abbott pitched a Duke Sims' two-run homer in way, it- would’ve been wears the same pinstripe un The Yankees tagged him for Elsewhere, the A’s ‘B’ team on the clock. ball softly toward the basket. bombarded Notre Dame with 18 out. iforms the old one wore more nine hits and seveh runs in 12-3 edged the Milwaukee Brewers six-hitter and ReggieJackson the fourth inning gave the Stevens took the inbounds No seconds...The buzzer different.” points in the first half of Twelve seconds later, though. than 40 years ago, those of the innings, including a two-run 4-3 in 10 innings, the Chicago hit his first home run of the Tigers their victory over the New York Yankees. In recent dquble and RBI single by Cubs whipped the California spring as the A’s blanked San White Sox and Bert Blyleven years, though, Yankee bats Nettles and assorted run Angels 8-3, the Los Angeles Diego. Mike Hegan’s 10th- pitched the Twins to a two-hit Well-Played Game A Must l ® swreboard la i jHorfc have resembled Death Row scoring hits by Callison, Alou, Dodgers trhnmed the Montreal inning homer enabled the A’s victory over Atlanta. Sharks in Second Spot, B O ST O N ( A P ) — D on New York Hopes Fade Thaeni Wins Moynihan of Malden got off to a World Ski Cup For Memphis Against UCLA fast start and led the field of 173 WHA Playoffs Unsure all the way Sunday to win the Stars Shine, SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Sunday's Games Brighton Knights AA nine-mile Calif. (AP) - “ This is my lucky The Los Angeles Sharks are Gavin Kirk scored a pair of they have been doing for 29 Bartow, Iknown as “ Clean Los Angeles 109, Seattle 93 road race. (A P photo) place,” said Gustavo Thaeni of goals, each igniting three-goal ST. LOUIS, Mo. (AP) - Milwaukee 114, Phoenix 112 in second place in the World (A P photo) games.” Gene,” said he believes “ in the Moynihan was timed in 43.56, Italy after clinching his third Ottawa spurts that carried the Memphis State probably will Cleveland 112, Chicago 105 Yanks* Mike Kekich Shows Pitching Form Hockey Association’s West Well aware that UCLA, the positive thinking approach” in 30 seconds below the course Rangers Bow straight World Cup skiing Nationals past Minnesota. The Division. Now, if they could ignore its own intuition and most powerful dynasty in sending the Tigers against the Portland 113, Buffalo 107 record. championship on the Heavenly Jf’s All Over only be sure of making the victory moved Ottawa into a try to play a run-and-shoot college basketball history, vaunted Bruins. “ I think we can overtime Rick Bayko of Boston was se NEW YORK (AP) - The last time Ctesare Maniago visited Valley slopes that were also ..as He Delivers Pitch Against Baltimore Yesterday playoffs. third place tie with idle Members of the Notre Dame team, foreground, hold their heads as Virginia Tech players game against incomparable seeks its seventh straight win. We not only think it, we Detroit 115, Philadelphia 96 cond in 45.15, follow ed by New York, it cost hi 3100. This time, it robablycost the New very good to American Bobby Sharks moved into the Philadelphia in the WHA East. jump for joy after winning NIT Championship game Saturday at Madison Square Oaraen. UCLA tonight for the national crown, Bartow said believe it.” Boston 125, Houston 121 Wayne Prongerro of Concord, York Rangers second place in the National Hockey League’s Cochran. Cochran, a member of *^0 runner-up spot with a 1-0 vic Rusty Patenaude’s second National Collegiate Athletic beating the Bruins is “ a matter John Wooden, now in his 25th Baltimore 112, Atlanta 105 46.02, and Mike Burke of Ran Elast Division. America’s first family of tory over Qiicago Sunday as goal of the final peiod helped of playing a great basketball year as boss of the amazing Only games scheduled dolph, 46.04. Joe Crowley of cOl . skiing, won his first World Cup Association Basketball Steve Sutherland scored the Alberta past Quebec. ’The goal game. It possibly would help if Bruins, seemed relaxed, almost Monday's Games Lynn was fifth at 46.07. Maniago kicked out 45 shots Sunday night, leading race Saturday in the giant championship. game’s only goal and goalie came just 11 seconds after a NBA Roundup they didn’t play 100 per cent...if regarding Memphis State as Milwaukee at Portland Rounding out the top ten Minnesota to 2-1 victory over the Rangers. The loss left New slalom here. <3ne day, earlier, ’The showdown battle for all Camps Closing Week Ross Giilow kicked out 25 shots Quebec comeback had tied the UCLA should be slightly down.” just another opponent. Phoenix at Golden State finishers: Pat Doherty, York four points back of second place Boston in the NHL he placed second in the slalom. of the marbles in college for the shutout. score for the Nordiques. Memphis State, 24-5 this “ I expect to try to have a Only games scheduled Everett, 46.16; AHleu East with each team having three games left. Y<)u can call , “ That’s super,’’ sister basketball begins at 9:10 p.m., But the Sharks’ situation is season and ranked 12th UCLA team ready to play their ABA Massaquoi, Searra Leone, that an awfully difficult, if not impossible, margin to over- Marilyn told him after his vic EST. less than secure. They have 78 nationally, reached the finals game,” Wooden said. "No, Sunday’s Games 46.18; Steve Erris, Derry, N.H., Makes Manager Think come. tory the first on the inter ^Bowling It will be televised nationally New York 118, Indiana 115, Maniago was slightly sensational, espwially in the last national Alpine ski tour by a points, one more than Lakers’ West Hands by NBC. Saturday with a stirring second- we’re not feeling the pressure 46.23; Earl McGilvray, Boston, Minnesota, two ahead of fourth half comeback that cut down of winning 74 games in a row. overtime 46.31, and Brian Rheinhold, two periods when the Minnesota net sometimes seemed to be U.S. man since December, 1971. FRIENDSHIP MIXED - Gene Bartow, the Memphis double, a hit batsman and a place Houston and only three Dick Turcotte 221, Dick Wood fourth-ranked Providence 98-85. There has been no pressure Kentucky 111, Virginia 95 Beverly, 46.48. Philadelphia Phillies at at the bottom of a steep hill. Thaeni, 22, went into the State coach, said he doesn’t WINTER HAVEN, Fla. homer to Bobby Darwin. more than Alberta. That is fifth UCLA, 29-0 and naturally first since we got past the record.” Denver 114, Dallas 106 Clearwater. “ He played some game,” said North Stars’ Cqach Jackie event, the final race of the bury 205, Vaughn Sherwood 214, believe “ anybody in the country (AP) — With 14 pitchers, Tiant had been scheduled to place Alberta ... fifth place as Supersonics Setback ranked, swept past sixth-rated Would Wooden consider Carolina 124, San Diego 113 “ Our big aim now is to get Gonlon. “ He had to, with 46 shots.” season, ith just a four-point lead Nelson Walsh 208, Ruth Wood can beat UCLA playing a run four pver his announced pitch against the Phillies. With in non-playoff. Indiana 70-59. stalling against the Tigers? Memphis 133, Utah 117 our starting pitchers in shape,” The last time the North Stars were in town, Maniago was over David Zwilling of Austria. bury 179-459, Barbara Sherwood and-shoot game.” Almost in the liihit, inanager Eddie Kasko the rain-out, he was Elsewhere in the WHA Sun Los Angeles leaped from a 47-43 on top 100-86 at the end of th e. Providence, 27-3, playing “ We’re not a wild team,” Only games scheduled Mann Wins pitching coach Lee Stange said, hit with an automatic 3100 fine for leaving his net during a The Italian placed fourth 177, Lee Bean 179-472, Diane NEW YORK (AP) - Coach same breath, Bartow insisted of the Boston Red Sox faces rescheduled to start against the day, Cleveland trimmed halftime advantage to a 79-63 third quarter. without star rebounder Marvin Wooden said. “ We play a Monday's Games “ Luis Tiant and Marty Pattin fight “ I paid it too,” he smiled. behind Cochran and Zwilling DeLisle 473, ^at ’Thibodeau 462. Bucky Buckwalter of the his Missouri Valley Conference St. Louis Cardinals today at lead at the end of the third Mike Riordan and Elvin Barnes, and Indiana, 21-6, Carolina at Dallas a week of decisions in the each will get two more starts, This time, (!esare stayed put and stood off drive after was eighth. Thaeni ended the Houston 4-2, Alberta edged champion Tigers “ can’t relatively disciplined game Women's Chain O’Lakes Park. Stange EARLY BIRDS - LucieUe Seattle SuperSonics says quarter. Hayes combined for 44 points in collide at 5:35 p.m. for third Only games scheduled closing stages of spring and John C l^ s will have three. Ranger drive. The shots didn’t really pressure Maniago, he season with 166 points to (Quebec 5-4, Ottawa whipped completely change from what against all opponents.”______said he hoped for about six good Martin 149-346, Karen Johnson that “ when Jerry West dies, West had nine assists. Gail Baltimore’s conquest of training. We’ll see what happens with saici, but the North Stars’ situation in the standings did. ZwilUng’s 151. Minnesota 6-1, and Winnipeg place. innings from Tiant, with 140-369, Barbara Callahan 135- they ought to cut off his Goodrich, Wilt Chamberlain Atlanta. Walt Bellamy paced Auto Racing Golf Event others.” “ Sometimes the shots don’t matter,” sai Maniago. jolted New York 8-4. the Hawks with 30 points, one Pro Hockey Rogelio Moret finishing up. Sutherland, who missed 22 331, Nancy Belsky 127, Stella hands and bronze them.” and Mel Counts, playing much MARTINSVILLE, Va. - “ Sometimes the games themselves involve more pressure more than teammate Lou NHL Pattin worked six sharp in Curtis, a lefthander with an games this season because of Roth 127, MUUe Rudin 125. After Sunday, Buckwalter of the game at forward, also hit Rain forced postponement to PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. A P - ‘Tt’s a pleasant problem, but than the number of shots.” Hudson, but Atlanta missed Sunday’s Games nings against the Minnesota 11-8 record after being called up facial surgery, scored the only might want to wait that for 20 points apiece. Haywood next week of the |41,000 Carol Mann, still weak from a things have a way of taking Minnesota’s victory kept them tied with Philadelphia for Pete Maravich, who remained Twins Saturday, allowing just from Louisville in the Inter goal Los Angeles needed just long. had 25 points and 25 rebounds Dogwood 500 Classic race. Chicago 6, Montreal 5 three-month bout with care of themselves,” Kasko second place in the West. The Flyers have four games to at home nursing a knee injury. Vancouver 7, Toronto 4 three hits and striking out four. national League last year, is NH Nighthawks over six minutes into the first West, whose third-quarter for Seattle. All-State Honors mononucleosis, dipped into her said Sunday after rain play, one more than the North Stars. The Cavaliers outscored Minnesota 2, New York He had only one brief lapse, due to start against Uie New period, poking home Pete ball-handling led the Los The victory gave the Lakers a honey jar twice Sunday and cancelled the Red Sox’ “ Maniago was the whole story tonight,” said New York Chicago 13-2 in the first five giving up three runs on a pop York Mets Tuesday. Have Problems Slater’s rebound. Angeles Lakers past the Sonics 59-21 record and kept them a Rangers 1 ended up feeling 315,000 scheduled game with the General Manager — Coach Emile Francis. Cesare was the game in front of the Milwaukee minutes of the final period and To EasVs Whelton 'i_ Bowling I Boston 6, Buffalo 1 stronger by winning the Sears second ex-Ranger goalie to beat Francis club over the Bobby Hull and Norm Beaudin 109-93 in a nationally televised went on to post their first NEW HAVEN (AP) — The both soared past 100 points as National Basketball Bucks, who defeated Phoenix California 8, Detroit 5 Women’s Gold Classic. weekend. Boston’s Jacques Plante blanked New York Satur victory over the Bulls since COUNTRY CLUB - Vic New Haven Ni^thawks of the Winnipeg wore down New Association game, said simply: 114-112, for the best record in Philadelphia 4, Atlanta 2 “ I drank honey a couple of day, moving the Bruins ahead of New York in the Blast joining the NBA. NEW HAVEN (AP) — The top scorer in all of Connw- Abraitis 158-401, Lon AnnulU American Hockey League have York. Beaudin, Chris Bordeleau “ It’s a gamble you take. But we the Western Conference and the Only games scheduled times on the course to giye me Bruiiis’ Brooks Unbeaten, standngs.. , , . Geoff Petrie scored 10 of his ticut’s scholastic basketball classes leads the top five 356, Don Benoit 353, Vin Boggini Monday's Games suffered two defeats at the and Danny Johnson had two have good guys back behind you home court playoff advantage some energy, and it did,” said Some of the shots stood out in Maniago s mind. I 39 points in overtime to lift^i players in Class LL as chosen by high school coaches 371, Norm Qark 140-359, Bert hands of the Hershey Bears, but goals apiece for the Jets while to take the pressure off if that goes with it should they No games scheduled Miss Mann, of Towson, Md. “ I remember Bobby Rousseau coining in twice at the start of Portland over Buffalo. Petrie, Davis 140-374, Ding Farr 141- the second loss was less lop Hull, who sat out 15 games you’re willing to take that meet in the conference finals. across the state. WHA drank it on the first hole and Esposito Nets 50-51 Goal the third period,” he said.“ But he had his head down both Elsewhere, Boston shaded the seventh leading scorer in Forward Mark Cizynski of Staples of Westport had a 402, Dick Gardella 354, Carroll Sunday’s Games ninth hole and I birdied both of times ancTI taew he was going to cut in. Another time, on sided than the first. because of legal difficulties this gamble.” Saturday night at Hershey, season, had his 49Ui of the Houston 125-121, Baltimore the NBA, collected 14 points in scoring average of 32.7 points per gam e. 'The annual Maddox 352, Bundi Tarca 356, Alberta 5, Quebec 4 them.” Although Boston lost Orr in the “ Jake has helped me a lot Jean Ratelle, I thought he would cut and he went for the West had three baskets, three BOSTON (AP) - You’d the Nighthawlu lost KM), with season. downed Atlanta 112-105, the fourth quarter as the selections to the dream CIAC teams are compiled by the Dick Tarca 141-393. Ottawa 6, Minnesota 1 She finished Sunday’s 18-hole second period when he became since he’s been here,” Brooks short side instead. His shot went right across the crease. You assists, six steals and blocked a think that playing goalie goalies Glen Resch and Jerry Cleveland goalie Gerry Cleveland turned back Chicago Blazers overcame a seven-point Winnipeg 8, New York 4 medal, play event with a 5- the third man to join a fight said. “ I can’t completely n e ^ a little luck in this game too.” shot by Spencer Haywood as New Haven Register. against a National Hockey Gray giving up the markers. Cheevers block^ 15 shots in the by the same 112-105 score, deficit. HOME ENGINEERS - Gerry Los Angeles 1, Chicago 0 under-par 68, two strokes ahead originating between Bruins’ change my style, but I’ve Mnnesota’s only goals came in the first 12 minutes when Joining Cizynski on the largest-school team are center- The Bears outshot New Haven, third period and the Crusaders Portland beat Buffalo 113-107 in Last—and in this case least, ’Tucker 203-176-544, Dolores Cleveland 4, Houston 2 of runnerup Joyce Kazmierski League team would be work Mike Walton and Ron Busniuk learned a lot of things. Buster Harvey and Elennis Hextall scored on Ranger-defen forward Bruce Campbell and guard Jim Williamson, both 58-2, as Steve Cardwell scored topped Houston. Second period overtime and Detroit trounced also-all five Detroit starters Kelly 182, Jennie Leggitt 182- Only games scheduled of Detroit, Mich. Miss enough for one day. Rookie of the Sabres, Buffalo was un “ The more you work, the sive mistakes. Dale Rolfe countered for the Rangers but that REPAIR of Wilbur Cross in New Haven; guard-forward Tony his first hat trick of the season goals by Skip Krake and Ron Philadelphia 115-96. scored in double figures as the 489, Cathy Bohjalian 186451, Monday's Games Kazmierski earned 310,000 for Ross Brooks doesn’t think able to get its offense moving. more you’re in the game,” the was all New York managed against Maniago. leSiORiSI ST MiNr.htS'iB Pistons handed the 76ers their Hanson, Holy Cross of Waterbury; and forward Doward for Hershey. Buchanan put Cleveland in Milwaukee blew a 17-point Hilma McComb 182-459, New England at Cleveland her finish in the field of 16 so. Esposito, getting his 50th and rookie said, adding that he has “ We’re in the same situation they are,” said Maniago. front to stay. lead against Phoenix and fell 13th loss in a row. The hapless Tisdol of Public of Hartford. Dolores Lewis 458. Only games scheduled survivors of two days of match Brooks, who upped his record 51st goals of the season and an also benefitted from the help of “ They want to finish second and so do we.” 76ers closed out their season CHEVY behind by a point with 2:05 left. The Class L first team is composed of guard Willie play. to 11 wins against zero losses assist, strengthened his hold on veteran Eddie Johnston of the The difference right now is, thanks to ^ n ia g o , the North with a 9-73 record, worst in Two free throws by Oscar Lenon, Bloomfield; guard Joe Whelton, East Catholic of The match play format called Sunday as the Bruins defeated the NHL scoring lead with 122 Bruins. A goal tender can really Stars have a much better chance of getting what they want NBA history. Service Robertson with four seconds to Manchester; guard Tom Cesca, Ridgefield; forward Guy Jack Nicklaus Triumphs for the original field of 64 to be the Buffalo Sabres 6-1 at Boston points. help another goal tender.” than the Rangers have of getting what they want. go finally nailed down the Tennyson, Waterford, and forward Brian Coombes, paired off in twosomes with Garden, gets in a little practice The victory for Boston, while Brooks, who came to the Bruins from the American Bucks’ triumph. Kareem Simsbury. winners decidedon the number the morning before he tends New York was losing 2-1 to William Stockdale ■k Tune-Up Hockey League Boston Braves, AbduMabbar W the winners Baseball Cesca was the top scorer with with 27.1 points per game. of holes won, rather than score. goal. Minnesota, gave the Bruins a •k Brakes Rellned with 36 points and 17 rebounds a farm team, hasn’t been Three-Member Team Whelton is a junior and the rest are seniors. Elder Misses Bid “ I like to work out on the day four-point bulge on. second ★ Front End and Robertson added 23 points TUCSON, Ariz. — The beaten. However he says he The Class M team includes forward Mike Klimas, of gam e,” he said in the place in the Eastern Division. Presents - •k Mufflers and 14 assists. Neal Walk had 24 Oakland Athletics obtained dressing room. “ I work out for Because Buffalo and Detroit doesn’t feel the pressure. Wins Sebring Race in person Northwest Catholic of West Hartford; forward Rick ★ Trans. Ovarhaul points for the Suns. catcher Ray Fosse and infielder For Masters Play 20 minutes or so. You get both lost, the Sabres held on to ^‘I just like to win,” he said. Jack Heidemann from the DiCicco, St. Joseph of Trumbull; guard Jeff Hill, Mont- “ If I lose, well it comes. I just ★ Radiators Repaired Jo Jo White’s 12-foot jump loose.” fourth spot and a playoff berth SEBRING, Fla. (AP) — Peter Gregg, 31, is going to cut Cleveland Indians in exchange ★ Valvo Grinding shot with 1:54 to go put Boston ville; guard Larry Harrison, Abbott Tech of Danbury, and Several of the Bruins show up by just one point. hope it’s next year.” down on driving a bit to mind his sports car dealership and His Newest Color Motion Picture for catcher Dave Duncan and ★ Motor Ovarhaul ahead of Houston for good. guard Jim Valente, Guilford. at the rink for the extra “ We got good goal tending,” his family in Florida. outfielder George Hendrick in NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Lee Elder had the right idea. It ★ Eloctrical Work Houston led by as much as 17 Hill carried the highest scoring average for the season, workout, as they did Sunday at Boston Coach Bep Guidolin Hurley Haywood, 24, is plan ^ ints in the first half and was an American League trade. just didn’t turn out. n Your Chevy 27.3 points per game: All are seniors. “ I was playing Jack (Nicklaus),” he said. “ I figured if I 11 a.m. Maybe it helped said. “ Brooks played a great ning to keep his bachelorhood The Class S team consists of 6-foot-lO fcenter Chuck Brooks; but he also had help on game. Early in the game, he Bowling could stay close to him, if I could beat him. I’d be okay. for awhile and go on to bigger Needs It. .. McKeon and guartl Teom Farrell, both ol St. Thomas the-ice during the game. made some key saves. That and richer victories in other MIAMI — Dick Ritger of Miller (Barber) and Lou (Graham) were up there close, form charts We Do It STEVENSON BROS. Aquinas of New Britain; center-forward Charles Davis, “ Our whole defense played kept us in the game.” forms of racing. Hartford, Wis., rolled seven but I was playing Jack.” Brooks appeared to play a lit CALL 646-6464 EXKQN East Windsor; forward Steve Malinowski, Westbrook, and and won the Greater New well,” he said. “ All that they For the moment, however, strikes on his way to a 246-194 And he lost, left for me was to cover the tle more of a wandering style, am-mmmmms. forward Jeff Salinsky, Portland. Orleans Open with a birdie on LOS ANGELES the two personable young defpat of John Guenther of So did everyone else as angles. They (Buffalo) only had going behind the net for loose smusaatvimi Malinoski led in scoring with an average of 25.9 points the second sudden death playoff drivers are kings of the walk in CARTER MSHriiSkwLlhiMfeate Seattle in the finals of the |80,- Nicklaus conquered his nagging one shot at me head-on.” pucks and passing out across DODGERS hole. U.S. endurance competition. 000 Andy G ranatelli STP per game. Farreil is a junior and the rest are seniors. problems, came from behind on Boston controlled the pace of the ice to players open at the ■ CHEVROLET “ I accomplished what I came NaHonal League West Aided by Dr. Dave Helmick, HMCHEITBI Classic. the final four holes, caught time. Jacques Plante, the to accomplish,” Nicklaus said the game, with NHL scoring a physician-radiologist from Barber at the end of regulation leader Phil Esposito and ace veteran who has played seven PROSPeCTUS: tMgtr font Hialeah, Fla., the two wheeled AUSTRALIA Sunday after completing his defenseman Bobby Orr each games since coming to the may think thny hart wandtrtd Hall Range final tournament before begin a yellow Porsche Carrera to a scoring twice. F r ^ O’Donnell Bruins from Toronto, plays that into the wrong place the tint 10-mile victory Saturday in the Arrow INDOOR ARCHERY ning. defense of his Masters time they see this year's team and. 17-year veteran Johnny way. Plante is 6-1 with two 23rd renewal of the Sebring 12- Stars Give Nets Title, crown week after next. take the field. Gone ore vet Bucyk each tallied once. shutouts. I' hour sports car race. ’They won The Masters, that staid, erans Maury Wills, Wes Parker, about 39,000. - the ultimate adventure... tradition-bound old event at Bill Singer, Bill Grabarkewitx (■ ■ Cougars Win Themselves Augusta, Ga., also was a major and Jim Lefebrre, among factor in Elder’s efforts on the Flyers Blacken Blues, others. And Walter Alston, who Only six weeks before, they NEW YORK (AP) - The Carnesecca said after his team had 23 points and Mack Calvin wet and soggy Lakewood has found the secret of man . had driven a similar machine to agerial,Unatortality, is left with New York Nets won the snapped a six-game slide. with 20. ' Country Club course. an 85-miIe triumph in the 24 a burtch of hopeful youngsters Claude Osteen American Basketball But rookie Jim Chones, who Tlie 38-year-oId Elder led at hour marathon at Daytona hit some, key baskets in the and resigned veterans. Dodgen' Association West Divison the end of the first round, Trainer Minus Teeth pitching, best in league in '72, Beach, Fla. 4000 miles across the Great Australian Outback overtime period, said: “ I don’t shared the top spot after two championship for the Utah Artis Gilmore scored eight should be strong again but too mony of the other positions depend on “ The trophies are big and I’m know if winning right before the and remained there when television, the Flyers did a Stars Sunday. The Carolina straight points, including three .NfeW YORK (AP) - Wanna success of rookies. proud of them,” said Chicago- in an Out-of-this-World Adventure! playoffs start is good; this is stuff shots, at the outset of. the Saturday’s scheduled third number on the Blues. The game born Haywood. “ But the big Cougars won the East fight ? PITCHING: Don Sutton and Cloudo Oitecn hod oxcellont leoiont, my first time. The other guys third period to spark the round was washed out by a The Philadelphia Flyers will was barely under way wheiT money is somewhere u the road Division title on their own. oro good com for itaff. Tommy John was also offoctivo and Dodgers that have been in this situation Colonels’ victory over the three-inch rain. It forced a dou be happy to oblige you. Philadelphia’s Dave Schultz acquired Andy Messersmith, proven American League winner who and I’m going after it.” How’s that again? The Nets before say it is. We just have to Squires. Gilmore finished with ble round of 36 holes on the i ’Hip-scrappiest team in the 'In ^ te v e Durbano of the Blues had off-ieoson. in *72, in Frank Robinson trade. Jim Brewer comet Their victory in the Sebring A MOTION nCTURE FtUMED IN COLOR with ln-|rar»on eommwrt^ by WIIBom SfotkcUl* defeat^ the Indiana Pacers start playing serious 22 points while Jim Eakins 7,080-yard Lakewood Country m ^ n a l Hockey Leagiie did its boxed a couple bl rounds. Dur off spectocular relief season (137 ERA) but he and Pete Richert race, a tortuous 11 a.m. to 11 118-115 in overtime %nd ended basketball, I know that.” topped the Squires with 21. Club course Sunday. t h i^ Sunday and left the St. bano and Bob Kelly got into a need right-handed help in bullpen. Three rookies— Bruce Ellington, p.m. grind around the almost any hopes for the Pacers toff Chones and George Carter He needed a victory to Lbuis Blues a bit worse for second period scrap that Charlie Hough and Doug Rau— alto worth wotching. flat, bumpy 5.2 mile airport catch Utah for the combined for 11 points in the become the first black to play wear, ’The Flyers won the fights started on one side of the jee INFIELD: A real Unknowns Anonymous. Bill Buckner will battle minor course that was the scene of WHh expert instruction archery iessons make iearning not oniy easy championship of the West. The overtime period to win it for the Ralph Simpson erupted for 13 on the famed Augusta National and the hockey game 5-2. and wound up on the other side leogue slugger Tom Pociorek for Parker's )ob at first. Slender Lee many rough rides by inter but fun. At a cost of oniy $2.00 anybody can learn to shoot a bow and Nets’ win clinched the title for Nets. points and set up two layups in . course but saw that dream die WHAT GOES UP hu to That kept Philadelphia in a with Kelly pummeling Durbano Lacy will be at second. Bill Russell (the Younger, not the Bill Rus national stars over the years, the Stars even though they lost The Cougars won their first- when he pumped his second come down, which may be sell the Elder who used to play basketball) sped W ills' reHrement by arrow safely and with a reasonable degree of skill. 3Vz minutes of the third quarter seiebnd place tie in the West most of the way. Both wound up was a comparatively easy one. to the Memphis Tams 133-117. ever ABA title with their easy to spark a Denver rally that shot into a lake on the 14th what bothers Marty. Lof- Division with Minnesota as the with game misconduct taking over at short. A" w <. any chance of making the West V asn ’t a factor again. Rangers’ second place hopes in of teeth. OUTFIELD: Willie Davit it good though not intimidating in center. top five finishers as a fleet of In our NEW PORSCHE AUDI SHOWROOM beating San Diego 124-114. Dallas was defeated by Denver hreestyle and aenu acro Division playoffs. Simpson “ I gave it the best I could,” the East. As for the hockey game, the Dodgers hope rookie Von Joshua (.337 at Albuquerque) can hold down more powerful Chevrolet Make an appointment soon for your first archery lesson or just drop In any time for some In other ABA action, and eliminated from any batic sU competitton. Lof- finished with 28 points. Elder said. That’s all I could ■ ciln Sunday’s other NHL Flyers got goals from five one outfield spot, with sharp-eyed Manny Motn, Willie Crawford Corvettes pounded themselves Kentucky defeated Virginia 111- possibility for fourth place in qulst, of Park City, Utah, practice and fun. do.” not only came down safely ^ im es, Boston whipped Buffalo different shooters including taking what't left. to pieces on the unsteady pave 95 and Denver knocked off the Western Division. Paced by George Thompson’s He finished in a tie for sixth. bnt was one of the ti^ •6-1, California stunned Detroit Schultz for the victory. The loss CATCH ING : With Chris Cannizzaro and disappointing Dick Dietz meat. Ted Tradon, Ina Route 83 Hal Rrraw (INDOOR SMCSEKfi Rmo* Dallas 114-106. San Diego got 37 points from 201 W Mt RRNta T|hS. r ^ 29 points, the Tams snapped a Nicklaus gained the playoffs finishers in a field of IM 8-5, Chicago whipped Montreal left the Blues two points ahead only vets, help mutt come from young Joe Ferguson or St*ve Yeager Haywood, Gregg and Dr. “ At least we aren’t going into Stew Johnson, including four with a final round 69 and tied skiers in the competition at OpM M|Mly B PIB-II PMMMoa, Moa. TsMm Ik * * ;' month-long 15-game losing 6- 5, Vancouver dumped Toronto of Los Angeles in the battle for Helmick covered 225 laps, 1,170 the playoffs with a losing three-point goals. Tlie Cougars the 41-year-old Barber at 280. Steamboat, Colo. Predicted Finitli: Fifth in West. vm s i 0404M43 streak by defeating Utah. 7- 4 and Pittsburgh trimmed the fourth and final playoff miles, at a speed of almost 97.5 0|Nn M Oay MS [ I | INS.A SM. Isa 124 PM TW. I streak,” Nets’ Coach Lou were led by Joe Caldwell, who Talcottville Free, Everyone Welcome Atlanta 4-2. berth in the West, Both teams © I9 H BY NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. miles per hour. T In the spotlight of national have three games to play. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 26, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 26, 1973 - PAGE NINETEEN

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BUT EVEN THEN THE BEST BE DOING ' CHORES/ . aiGHT r REALISED MY SOLAR . V TAN EPf H (15 Word Minimum) • Fast Results RESEARCH 'MUST / K YEAR! RESEARCH! c o m F IR S T! .ICTT.. 1 D a y ...... 8c per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR 3 D ays...... 70 per word per day CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 6 D ays...... 6$ per word per day 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCA'DON 26 Days ...... 5$ per word per day Happy A d s __ Deadline for Saturday and Monday ...... — $1.50 Inch is 12:00 Noon Friday MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD PHONE 643-27U BondM-Stock$-Mortgage$ 27 n ISN'T FAIR TO THE BOY y IT'S NOT ^ AND you HELPED HIM BV THAT'S A 7 SaivfcM O lten d 12 —IT'S BREAKIN' UP HIS / INTERFERING,^ PERSUADING HIS SON GREAT id ea! ' HERALD SAM'S DOCTOR CONFIRMED M V MARRIAGE/ BUT THE PH IL/ SAM COME HERE... I'M SURE THE PLEASE READ LIGHT Trucking — Father and MORTGAGES, loans first se H A P P Y A D S I SUSPICIONS, MINERVA! SAM*S USIN' DOCTOR WON'T CALL BROUGHT YOU WHY HOT TELL SKIP DOCTOR WON'T cond, third. All kinds. Realty Order Your TO CONTACT THE LIE TO HIM! BOX LETTERS son. Attics, cellars, garages. HIS SICKNESS TO KEEP HIS SON SKIP AND TELL H IM ! NON INTO THIS. Iw ^l Y O U R A D Odd jobs. Phone 647-9665.' BERRY’S WORLD statewide. Credit rating un HERE/ HE DIDN'T EVEN HAVE . I'tlE GOT TO DECIDE IF POCTORJ necessary. Reasonable. Con - HEART ATTACK/ ^ t SHOULD INTERFERE/ ^ JIG O W N For Your Classified or "Want Ads" are. fidential, quick arrangements. ’’Happy P O IN T OF REWEAVING OF - burns, , Information taken over the phone as a con Alvin Lundy Agencv. 527-7971. matter OYER MIND VIEW* moth-holes, zippers repaired. THE HERALD will not dis venience. The advertiser should Window shaaes made to 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart close the identity of any adver read his ad the FIRST DAY IT measure, all size Venetian ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Tlioaghr tiser using box letters. Readers APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in blinds. Keys made while you wait. TV portables for rent. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd answering blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The mortgages — interim financing Today! SH O R T RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 649- 5221. — expMient and confidential can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion for service, J. D. Real Estate W t'R E eD lM e -T o DO MORE 0OOD/ I KNOW WHAT ID any advertisement and then only to Assoc. M3-5129. Enclose your reply to the box SNOW PLOWING - Happy Birthday 1RAWN& WITH THE G .9. LIKE -To -TRADE WITH THEM. the extent of a "make good" inser Reasonable rates. Call 647-1044. in an envelope — address to the tion. Errors which do not lessen the SECOND Mortgages — residen MOM Classified Manager, Manchester Hope you had a / value of the advertisement wilt not TWO YOUNG married men tial, commercial, industrial to . . . SoflMon* 2 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Evening Herald, together with a be corrected by "make good" inser will do small repair jobs and consolidate bills, business moy hov* sent y«w wonderful birthday memo listing the companies expansion, alleviate cash tion. painting, also cellar cleaning o M *...AS1D STILL NO WORD O N ----- W OW ! THAT y COULD SHE , you,do NOT want to see your problems. Jan Brennan « happy Sheryl, Al, Laurie, it: TAKE THE C^LTj and light trucking. Call 646- PRIZE COLT, MISSINQ- FROM. RUSTLER COULD letter. Your letter will be 2692, 646^726. Associates Mortgage Company, Nancy and Dad .THE BRIMDA&ELLA W IN D U P IN WITH H E R ? 643-2711 528-7500. f a r m s .-." T H E P E N ! destroyed if the advertiser is •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• oQ one you've mentioned. If not it RUGS shampooed. Free es will be handled in the usual Aufot For Safe timates over phone. Cleaned Bualneaa Opportunity 28 Join the . . . Happy Birthday A manner.______with certified equipment, no RENAULT 1969 mint condition, cost for disinfectant. 646-6597. SEA FOOD opportunity.' excellent mileage. Air- Complete 1,000 square feet YOUNG MOM Lost and Found wholesale-retail facility in 6 BY HANA-BARBERA conditioning, radio, new tires. LAWN and Garden equipment THE FLINTSTONES Excellent running. 649-8404, 10 and repairs. Lawnmowers, Manchester. Salt water system DEMOCRATS LOST gold heart shape in d e n t and holding tanks for 5,000 with pearl in center. Reward. a.m. - 2 p.m. chain saws and garden tractors sharpened and repaired. Free pounds of lobster or crab. /...MAYBE, IF Call' 643-1521 weekdays only, 12’x l2 ’ walk-in box, 4’x6’ ^ HE WEREN'T after 5 call 684-2441. FIREBIRD 1968 red, four- pick-up and delivery service. speed, 350 cubic inch, power Authorized dealer — Briggs & freezer, display case, etc. For With Love, S U C H A •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a further details call 649-2888, or Tonight at 8 p.m. at Mouse Personafs-Announcamonts 2 sleeriniileerii . tach, and more. Stratton, Speedex Tractors. Manchester Community Tom, Barb, Vicki, Paul H E M I & H T Call 64: 2:30-6:30 p.m. Yardmen Tractors and 643-9883, ask for Dave. Coiiege and Dad VUIH INCOME TAX Service, at your Mowers. 228-9122. THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansoiii SOME 1968 CHEVROLET wagon, V-8, MANCHESTER - Paint and home. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329 1973 by NIA,...qF^SitiKr wallpaper store for sale. Stock O F 'E M or 247-3115. radio, heater, power steering. LAWN MOWER Service, repair THAT^ / Good condition. 31,195. Phone and'sharpening, pick-up and and equipment. Priced right. Happy 16th Birthday Belated 643-2205 or 568-5205. delivery. Hours Monday Call Mitten Realty Company, COMKJUMP^ INCOME Tax returns prepared "Are you kidding? W e don't want a 'doggy bag'. At 643-6930. Happy 13th Birthday in your home or mine. Call through Thursday, 8 a.m. to these prices, we'ii have a 'PEOPLE bog'/" JULIE evenings. H. H. Wilson, 649- 1965 OLDSMOBILE Vista 5:30 p.m., Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 Cruiser station wagon. Call 7tt- p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. to 4 BEAUTY SALON, excellent With Love, MISSY i'" P p e A M 6506. 7739 after 6 p.m. p.m., 872-8311. downtown Manchester location. Mary, Julie and ♦Ue. Three stations. Reasonable. Mom, Dad, Barbara INCOME TAX — For accurate Please call for details. Evelyn Tina and Johnett Everyone Else preparation in my office or 1972 FORD Torino wagon, V-8, LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, Building-Contracting 14 RootIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 16 automatic, power disc brakes, lawns mowed, trees cut and Carlson, 643-0836, Northeast Happy Birthday O your home. Call R. L. Burnett, Realty, 568-7907. Happy Sweet Sixteen ^2 4 6 0 . steerin factory air, 6,000 removed. Cellars and attics DORMERS, garages, porches, CALL J. D. Fowler for roofing, miles. ( 19-3807. cleaned. Free estimate. Call rec rooms, room additions, chimney pointing, interior and GEORGE B. 643-6000. NEW LISTING. Thriving JULIE INCOME tax returns and •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, exterior painting. Free es package store, heavy traffic Love, I MUTT AND JEFF BUD FISH ER bookkeeping done professional siding, general repairs. Quality timates. 742-9362. location, owner retiring. Mr. Trucka-Tractora 5 NEED piano tuned? For workmanship. Financing With Love From The Bentley | ly. Call Dan Hickey, 649-9145. prompt service call 289-6350 or Lombardo or Mr. Belfiore, GEFIrWHyiS IT THAT WELL, 1 NEVER OH.SURE.JEFF/'HOU t u/ELL- available. Economy Builders, BARRETT HOME Improve I Grandma in Hawaii Basement Bunch. | 1962 6V^-TON Diamond T, with 243-9^. Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. A HANDSOME VDUNG •nXOASOULTHE CAN CONFIDE IN M E// - r u p r e d u c e safe and fast with tailgate, 16’ rack body, cab over Inc., 872-3919, 872-0647, ment Service. Kaiser •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI FELLOW UKE you 16 REAL REASON, I'M VOUR B E S T R A L .'/R E ft^ Gobese Tablets and E-Vap engine. Call 649-4563 days. evenings. Aluminum siding, gutters, com- Help Wanted 35 BUT IF 1 CONFIDE JUNKED or abandoned cars ?ilete coverage. Exp;xpert installa- Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 NOT MARRIED? I'M NOT “waterpills”. Liggett Rexall. Reasonable. Phone iNVbUWILLVUU removed. MASONRY - All types of ion at reasonable cost. Call SCHOOL Bus Drivers — Part- PROMISE N o rro MARRIED 1973 DODGE power Wagon, 875-6359. Autot For Solo 4 stone, brick fireplaces, walls, 649-0822. time work, Manchester and PART-TIME RN or LPN, 11-7, BOOKKEEPER — Opportunity H E tH V tT E P TELL ANYONE? pickup, .360, V-8, power for part-time work on flexible M concrete steps, sidewalks. No Laurel Manor, 649-4519. M E U P T o steering, power brakes, CELLARS, garages and attics Vernon areas. We will train. ------NEED CAR? Credit very bad? job too small. Free estimates. WINDSOR Roofing & Siding - Call 643-2414. schMule, assisting an office of HIS automatic shift. Power angle cleaned. Reasonable rates. Will wholesale distributor. Phone APARTTNENT Bankrimt, repossession? 4-wheel drive, stereo tape Over 20 years experience. After Alcoa Aluminum Siding, Bird EXPERIENCED,anechanic — ANPWA&A take:, usable merchandise in 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. Roofing, storm windows and janitorial work. must be capable of doing tune- Mr. Schoenfeld, 643-2626. Hoodiat Douglas aqcepU lowest«- S r, 10^000imlies. List 35;9&, trade. 644-0209. PART-TIIME p e R F = B C T , do'wh, smallest payment, 4,875 firm. 646-1665. - doors, and gutters. Aluminum Call 649-5334. ups and general repairs and <&EKTLEMAN! anywhere. Not small loan CARPENTRY — Repairs, awnings. 643-9444, 688-4849. diagnosing problems. Connec PART-TIME office assistant, ODD JOBS, lawn care, light remodeling, additions, roofing. ticut driver’s license, A.M., aggressive, eager to finance company plan. Douglas 1 ^ FORD pick-up, 7,000 miles, tree work, removal service to JIG BORE, Lathe, Bridgeport Motors, 345 Mam. Call David Patria, South Wind Heating-Plumbing 17 operators. First _ and second references and pleasant per learn, responsible. Apply in mint condition. Many extras. dump. Reasonable, 528-8649. writing, stating qualifications, 742-9989. sor, 644-1796. snifts, top wages'and benefits, sonality required. Inquire in 1969 442 OLDSMOBILE, good SAM Watson Plumbing and 50-hour week. Le-Mi Corpora person, after 1 p.m., 252 marital status, age, reasons for CEILING and ceramic tile ALL TYPES building, Heating. Bathroom remodeling Spencer Street, Manchester. desiring position, to Box "RR”, condition. Call 647-1669. specialist. Repaired and tion, 1 Mitchell Drive, Campera- Trallera remodeling, rec rooms, and repairs. Eree estimates. Manchester, 643-2362. Manchester Herald. 3-a£. Mobile Homaa a remodeled. No job too small. kitchens, additions, homes, gar Call 649-3808. DIE Makers — Experienced on WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI AUTO Insurance — Lowest Phone 649-8735. rates available. For telephone ages.* Heritage Craftsmen, 872- GENERAL Machinist — with ly. Apply LaPointe Industries, PARTS Assistant — sincere 1969 NEW Moon, excellent con 6418, 646-4643. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing 155 West Main Street, aggressive mechanically in quotation, call Rodney T. Dolin, TWO handymen want variety of good lathe background. dition, in nice park. Ideal for Prompt, courteous service. Presently working 45 hours. Rockville. An equal opportunity clined man to help in part BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY MOD SHOULD BE A FBAEiOF f SH E HAO T O G O AHC? ^ jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer- DAN MORAN, builder- department. Write to Box “T” MR. Ab e r n a t h y THANKFUL THAT HIGH y^O PE N HER BK3 A N O U TH ^J retirement. $5,500 or best offer. Call 643-1496. Paid holidays, plus excellent employer. PLACES IS 1966 TRIUMPH TR-4, convert!- Evenings, weekends, 74Z-6929.742-6929. £ " c ^ ^ a ™ ^ '^ 5 l i i a b K contractor. Carpentery, con hospitalization plan. Metronics, Manchester Herald, giving SOU CGNT HAVE crete work, porches, garages, NO JOB too small. Immediate PUNCH Press Operator — with education and experience. CLIMB UP ON MV CANVOO^SAKE AOaOPHOBIA. A TERRIBLE ble, minor front end body ------Reasonable rates. 643-5305. Inc., Route 6 & 44A, Bolton. OUCH/ iV e LAP AND IL L 1 H IM TALK THING. 1 damage. Mechanically good. family rooms, remodeling, service on service calls. Free minimum 5 years experience. Motorcyelea-BIcyelaa 11 iZgAADVBTHAT w it h o u t ~ r j = m Best offer. 647-1750. hatchways, roofing, formica, estim ates gladly given on Some knowledge of die setting CAB DRIVER - Part or full GOTScMETHlKie TREE Removal — pruning, ceramic, other related work. heating or Numbing. Faucets Applleatlona Now required. Apply LaPointe In time, starting at 3 p.m. You iHAWeVE/ MOVIN© YOOP. spraying, etc., fully insured, PONTIAC, 1968 Bonneville con HARLEY-Davidson motor 649-8880 repaired or Installed. Water Being Accepted For dustries, 155 West Main Street, must have a good driving UPS? cycles, parts and accessories. Licensed. Free estim ates. pumps worked on. Complete Rockville. An equal opportunity record and be dependable. East vertible. Excellent condition. Phone 633-5345. A Call 644-29^^______Harley Davidson Sales, 49 Park WES ROBBINS carprpentry oeating systems, rec rooms, Experienced employer. Hartford Cab, 107 Burnside 0 St., Hartford, 247-9774. remodeling specialist. Ad- etc. Call M & M Plumbing & Ave., East Hartford. WASHING Machine Repairs — ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Heating, 649-2871. MACHINE Set-up man required 1970 ®^[AVERICK, white with RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, Meat Gutters blue interior. Fine condition. MOTORCYCLE insurance — built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Excellent chance for advance for production machine shop. BABYSITTER for two school Low rates. Immediate binding Maytag. Reasonable rates. 649-3446. MARTY’S Plumbing-Heating. Must be capable of setting up age children (6 and 10), Repossession. $1,250. Savings Former owner Pike Coin Wash- ment, with a growing firm. DKK ^ n k of Manchester, 646-1700. authority. Call Joan Lane at Complete bathroom remodeling Good fringe benefits. Apply: from blueprints and checking Verplanck area. Your home. 6 Clarke Insurance Agency, 643- Dry Cleaning. 643*4913. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - and repairs. Free estimates. No own work. Thorough knowledge Reply Box "SS,” Manchester JONES TAKE A LOOK AT THAT HEW YOU YEAH. THAT'S ocHi \r's decorating, interior and MEAHTHE THE GUY I HIT OVER NO’ ALU THAT 1962 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 1971' BRIDGESTQNE lOOcc, 4291. vice.Call 649-4056. experienced, full time. Apply in employer. BARTEHDER.. RECOGNIZE_^ j 6BANP..JUI5T trail bike, excellent condition. exterior, paperhanging, fully person, U&H Floor Covering, fiUY WHO t h e h e a d w h e n h e A WEEi ROUSH good running condition. Best insured. For ffee estimates, JUST WENT RAN INTO THE /:„ p ------a HI0H- offer. Phone 646-0073. $250. Phone 644-1972 after 3 J. P. Lewis & Son, finish SEWERLINES, sink lines, 399 Broad Street. CREDIT correspondent — p.m. call 649-9658. If no answer 643- carpentry, rec rooms, cleaned with electric cutters, Interesting position is available OUTBACK? HOUSE TO HELP f u t o / 6362. by professionals. McKinney SALES Career Opportunity. In B E N S O N . * 1 ^ 1968 FORD Fairlane, 'Torino remodeling, kitchens, in credit department of home J 1972 SUZUKl-250 Savage. bathrooms, formica work, Bros. Sewer Disposal Com come open. Fringe benefits, appliance manufacturer. In PENOBSCOT body style, good condition, RICHARD E. Martin.' Full .SAVI must. sell. Inquire Hurwit & Excellent condition. Less than ceilings. 649-9658, if no answer pany, 643-5308. paid during training. dividual should have some ac i | 500 miles, knobbles and 21” professional painting service. 643-6362. Metropolitan Life, 246-2513. counting or credit experience TOOL AND GAQE Simons* next to Caldor’s, front wheel, $7M firm. Call 649- Interior - exterior. Free es MN^wW HOep lOMHMi Manchester. 646-1117. Equal opportunity employer. and good typing ability. Apply 3978. timates, fully insured. 649-4411. R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen Electrical 18 Personnel Department,spartment. Iona Routi IQ^ExllM try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad CARD Gallery mature Company, 6 Regent Street, 87»«M S 1966 PLYMOUTH Valiant sta- THREE-BIKE motorcycle DONALD E. Tarca - MERZ ELECTRICAL Service. 'libn wngon, 6 cylinder, standard ditions, garages, porches, any woman wanted evenings and Manchester. trailer, $125. Call 643-4091. type remodeling. 646-2087. Electrical repairs, additions, days, apply in person only, C M R K MEH EHTERTHE BIG MAMA BAR, shift, jow mileage, one owner. alterations. Small job Excellent condition. Asking Manchester Parkade. " s l o u c h d o w n a t a T A B L E ^ 1968 HONDA Dream, excellent STEVEN Edwards Contracting specially,lecialist. rree Free esuuiaiea.estimates. ------$650. Must sell. 647-1908 after 6 condition. Phone 649-6069. T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, Agency. Masonry, brick cement Mastef Charge. 643-8832. MANCHESTER salon is p.m., 643-9708.______Interior-exterior painting. work. Carpentry and repairs, ...... looking for a stylist —*•-with a- Sewing Machine Operators BY V.T. HAMLIN •• Reasonable rates. Swirled Flooring 19 ALLEY O O P. 1963 PONTIAC Grand Prix, interior, exterior painting. For following, full or part-time. •VI*#M t STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF Servlcaa Oltared 12 ceilings our specialty. Call 643- all home improvements call Salary plus commission. This is CAN we TALK TO SURE. KIOS...BE THOSE TWO BIG FELLOWS \ YES, OSCAR, very good condition. 1949. FLOOR SANDING and a modem salon with a pleasant rersonnei umce TME OIANTS,TOD,.. CAREFUL NOT TLET tM MAKE OUITE A I------Automatic, all power, console. 643-7932 between 8-4 p.m. DON'T THEY? SNOW Plowing — Commercial refinishing, (specializing in atmosphere. Call 649-2^. YOUR HIGHNESS ? STEP ON YOU, THOUGH/ plane fle w Y' this coupon and th e Y..’ entities mju to a I HAVE HIS Y foR a REWARD, fV Phone 644-1893. and residential. Reasonable GEORGE N. Converse — older floors). Also specializing OVER a n d 2 TOP FROM A BOX OF ] BIO CHANCE ON A NUMBER, I HOPE! NOW THE RootIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 18 PIONEER PARACHUTE CO. KURPZIN5 WHEY... " 2 FREE FUSHT ^ T M CHIEF/ /TOWN WIU HAVE rates. Also available as backup Interior and exterior painting in inside painting and paper EXPERIENCED painters 1965 CORVAIR convertible, rig. Call 646-3467, 647-9304. and paperhanging. Fully in hanging. John Verfaille, 646- HaleRoiA CRISIS IN THE BLOCKERsFTEU TOSWEEPHeWlHh automatic transmission, ROOFING and roof repairing, wanted, interior and exterior SOUTH RAW SHOCK ROCK FOR THE RUST sured. Call 6 4 3 - ^ after 5 p.m. Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707. 5750, 8^-2222. work. Call after 6 p.m., 649- 044-1581 KNACK/'; reasonable. 644-0607. SHARPENING Service — TO 9658. An equal opportunity omployor SaWs, knives, axes, shears, INSIDE-Outside painting. BIDWELL Home Improvement FLOOR Sanding — Refinishing, 6 FALCON 1966, 2-door sedan, 6 skates, rotary blades. Quick Special rates for people over 65. Co. Expert installation of specializing in older floors. In cylinder, automatic transmis service. Capitol Equipment Fully insured. Estimates given. side and outside painting. John sion, clean, economical, $595. aluminum siding, gutters and Laurel Manor, 649-451 Co., 38 Main St., Manchesteer. Call 649-7863. trims. Roofing installation and Verfaille, 646-5750, 8 7 ^ I^ . 649-6290. ______Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday repairs. 649-6w, 875-9109. 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-<. 643- CEILING painting and paper BOOKKEEPERS . . THE GIANTS GRADUALLY PONTIAC 1968 Catalina, 2-door Local company needs asst, 7958. , hanging, $& average room for ROOFING/ — Specializing Moving-Trucking-Storaga 20 GAIN ACCEPTANCE BY THE ^3-a6 halidtbp, new tires, brakM, papering. Phone 643-9112. bookkeeper with heavy Immediate Openings MOOVIAN COMMUNITY.... battery, etc. Very clean, $1,195. repairing roofs of all kinds, new For LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also roofs, gutter work, chimneys, MANCHESTER — Delivery — experience. Start $120-$130 649-62W. ______moving large appliances. Bur HOUSE Painting, experienced cleaned and rraair^. 30 years light trucking and package weekly. SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER BY BILL HOWRILLA ning barrels delivered. $4. 644- i.i.college — I. I— students.. I now■ ll■■■ .looking. for delivery. Refrigerators, 1970; CHEVY MaUbu, 4Kloor, experience. Free estimates. HIGH SCHOOL SiNIOIIS • LATHE MER 1775. summer work. Low rates, free Call Howley, 643-5361. washers and stove moving vinyl roof, air-conditioned, 32,- estimates. Call evenings, 649- specialty. 6M-0752. Manchester company willing • A U AROUND MACHINISTS " T f e H o a ^ i c 000 miles, $1,850. 646-1665. to train high school senior in CARPENTER available, days, 5624 or 228-3702. GUTTERS and roof repaired • BULLARD MEN -evenings, weekends. I^ ■ I Additions,I I ■' ■ Bookkeeping-office positio^.^ and replaced.. Excellent LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON 1970 MAVERICK, Model 91, alterations, repairs. No job too ABC PAINTING - Interior, Start now, work into full-time blue, 2-door, 25,500 miles, new workmanship. Reasonable Droaamaklng 22 WEUU small. Free estimates. Call exterior, expert workmanship. prices. Free estimates. 646- job at beginning of summer. Top wages, beet of Blue Cross, CMS, major medical, ----/ MW1 .VI tires and snow tires, excellent Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 646-6329, M3-4887. ___ ! 1 ^ MAN V- ^ L ' ^ MAN .V. ------1 MAH .V. CUSTOM made ladies dresses, Call for appointment. Never a life Insurance. Overtime schedule for last five years, r\r\ - Robot ~ ROBOT _ . ROBOT condiUon. $1,500. 64%5523 after p.m. ^ CMES5 suits. Bridal gowns and veils. fee at completely alr-conditloned. Free fishing In our 00 - QQ 6 p.m. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, Also hand set fashion jewelry. ^ SNOWPLOWING - Very roofing, storm windows, aw 649-1133. stocked trout pond. Off major highway. Apply In per 1966 PLYMOUTH Valiant sto-. reasonable, 646-5489. Building-Contracting 14 RITA son: tion wagon, slant 6, stantord nings. Quality workmanship, ' transmission, one owner. Fair free estimates. Fnlly Insured. FLANABAN BROS. JN q . TREE Service (Soucier) — NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - 872-9187, 649-3417.______condition, asking $3^. 643-1833. T i^ s cut, building lots cleared, Remddeling, repairing, ad •11 H » UMKM TniE. Tkirt It • kl| dsMiNi f»f trees topped. Got a tree ditions, rec rooms, porches and Read I R«. S0N s-asWUn problem? well worth phone roofing. No job too small. Call TMhnH . 040-S441 : hvmriltri, MilBwm «Mkk«, cinl call. 742-8252. 649-31M. Herald Ads Mi HitaM OttiHiei $43-2711. CknHMMi

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 26, 1973 PAGE TWENTY-ONE TAX COLLECTOR’S , Houaoa For Bale 73 Houaaa For Bale 73 Houaaa For Bale 72 Out of Town-For Bale 78 NOTICE PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., March 26, 1973 NOTICE OF REGISTRARS Apartmiit* For Hoot 83 Out ot Town- t.t,1,M,M,I: TOLLAND ,The Conn. Department of NOTICE H ip Wmtpa H ip Wmtpd t e n -r o o m Contemporary, h o w ABOUT,THIS! Four- 2) Town of Andover Town of Andover 98 O o O fA L O T T 1?ECALLEO BV For Rant Ranch with 3-;ropm stu d io , room Ranch with aluminum Transportation, Bureau of Ad aiaaleabmt Haace aPar Aim NO NEED TO BE FOR THE GOOD ini! The last installment of Notice is hereby given that TYPIST — Manchester. OOE«MT HAME FIMAKCE COMfAMV r OYer_l!4 acres of siding, aluminum storms. A piece of tranquility, tor the ministration, will accept bids the Registrars of Voters for the ACARH30AV BOLTON - aVi-rooiia » a r t- nd with view. Redwood ixm- screens, doors, new riitters and propert)^ taxes on the 1 October SALES/SALES MANAGEMENT Progressive compamr requires WELLS WOOD VEW ment, large, in old estate. NERVOUS WHEN end of a hard day. A big, on April 2, 1973 at 10;30 A.M., 1971 Grand List are due and Town of Andover, Connecticut accurate typing. Transcrip- BECAUSE base Call 649-3142. Center Street, now under con- square feet of first floor living -Realtors, M3-1577. cluding 24x24’ shell to be Comi. 06040. • TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! • today for an appointment. education program. Meadows Openings now available for boating supplies, accessories, wall carpeting, private base stmetion, first-floor office tor finished. Could be 4 bedrooms, ment. Over 1% acres located on Convalescent . Center, 333 ment, hook-ups, storm windows ' 'rt' ■m'atch’ed' hy culdesac. Owner, 742-8438 for All bids must be received by Daniel Dey Realty Company, cashiers and counter help, also Woolsey paints, Gerich’s M apar business space. Available Kuy utvalent space for expan- % acre lot, 2-car basement gar 643-4263,3, 6«M)704. Bidwell Street, Manchester, Marine Service, 1982 Tolland WORKING LADY, room with and doors, spacious backyard, IMMACULATE Ranch, 3 MANCHESTER appointment. 1:00 p.m., April 16, 1973, in the yard maintenance. Can Mr. modem kitchen, bath, linen, tral location, 8 ^ per month, 1st. Will sub-diride from 100 si6\) in the bone-dry unfinished age, fully carpeted, near 646-2321, 9-3 p.m. weekdays. Wilson, evenings, 649-6000, if no Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. quiet residential location. plus^ ssecurity. No pets. CaU 649- bedrooms, IV^ baths, recreation highway. Owner leaving for office of the Supt. of Schools to parking, private entrance, cen Security deposit, 1-653-6777. square feet up. Merrit Agency, basement with very high room, 20x40 swimming pool, 2- GONVENDKE AND SPACE answer, 649-5900. 646-1180. Ftorida. Only)n^ $29,500. CanCall 400 on-site parking. 643-1577. fioor-to-ceiling fireplace, :i4 What Is Your Property Worth? AVAILABLE split. 825 a dump truck load. living, private location. 860-870 disposal, electric heat, 2 air bedroom town house, waU-to- Brokers Protected 2-car garage, three bedrooms, huge bedrooms, fully equipped Wo will view your property at NO COST or obliga 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Apply in Sand, gravel, stone and large kitchen, dining room, GAL FRIDAY - East Hart person between 8 a.m .-ll a.m. monthly, 646-7378. conditioners, glass sliding wall carpeting, 2 air COMFORTABLE, oversized 7- eat-in kitchen, large formal tion, and auggaat today'a markat valua. College Students apply now ford. Varied interesting duties, manure. Call after 6 p.m., 643- doors, all large rooms. Full 828,900. Wolverton Agency, room Cape, 2 baths, 4 dining room, 3Vh baths, family TOLLAND — Settling an estate, W eary Legs Burger C!hef Restaurant, 235 9504. randitioners, appliances, heat NOnWIST nNMRUL COV. commercial zoned 7 room for weekend and summer including typing and ROOM FOR mature, respec- basement storUge area, ample Realtors, 649-2813.______bedrooms, beautiful lawn. In rpom with bar, 13x30’ game ASK ABOOT OUR GUARANTEE SALES PLAN TODAY!!! Main Street. and hot water, It^ tile baths, m pi Colonial with approximately 8 positions. Apply daily and bookkeeping in Pleasant en table female, kitchen:n en wRk one of Manchester’s fineso room, in-law potential, > c a r Garden Produeta 50 parking. Starting at 8175. washer and dryer hook-up, MANCHESTER — 24amily, 4- acres of land on Route 195. Johst Stridette Saturdays, 9-5. vironment. 8125. Fee paid. Call WANTED — Ampitious couple privileges, parking. 643-6609. Handy to shopping, schods, Brtlwitm m -rni areas. E*riced to sell in the garage. Nice lot. Philbrick Carolyn, 289-2778, Bailey,,Bast patio. No pets. 3, convenient central locution, Porter Street area. T.J. êncy. Realtors, 646-4200. Close to UConn. Approximately 280-8251 looking for an unlimited second BUY your potatoes direct from bus and religious facilities. double garage, good invest 400’ frontage. Great potential. Hartford. income. For appointment send Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. PASEK PMTY HOSE STOCKINGS the potato warehouse, comer of S3 Model apartment open for MANCHESTER - Storage ment. Broker, 649-1116. Price 885,000. Cantor & Gold brief resume to P.O. Box 232, Apartmenta For Rent G a ll 649-7620 COLONIAL Ranch — 6 rooms, GOOD HUMOR CORP. ENGINEERING AIDE - Buckland Road and Tolland inspection l-63-room apart $26,900 APailTMEIITS ; other times by appointment. ment, heat, hot water, stove, room Ranch. Cathedral ceiling, cathedral c e ilin g la r g e f o r ^ f l ^ i l r a r den. Two fullâths. Split Level, J bednbedrooms, Make Own Worms contracte. We have a free furnace check that can Manchester. Cozy 6-room Cape, 4 dining room, modern equipped S" u •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• refrigerator, 8130. Security built-ins, baths, fireplace, bedrooms. City utilities, bus d u tifu lly treed lot. Needs den, rec room, high scenic loca- tell you hbw; to save on fuel bills. a n BENT BLUira OlTDniSES, ML paneling, garage, patio, kitchen, 2 full baths, 4 good ,tion, $31,900. Hayes Agency, Situation Wantiti 38 Muleal Inatrumanta 83 deporit required. Adults only, lino, walking distance to sprucing up, priced according-, La Puente, Calif. — A firm Third, we' have Uie most modern equipment. Apartments consisting of 2 or 2484 i n SM b M , MHNimtBr parking for one car, CaU 643- barbeque, two acres. Hutchins sized bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, 64641131. schools and shopping. Only ly. Mr. Negro, Belfiore Agency^ here is’marketing a $14.95 kit From burners to water heaters. All wearing the N ELECTRIC lead itar with 3 Fooms, downtown Ml-Utti * Agency, 649-5324. oversized 2-car garage. 5 GAL FRIDAY seeking part- |26,^. Fred Newman, 289- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 647-1413. that enables anglers to custom- Mofi^ nam^ All to keep you nice and warm. All to IT B time bookkeeping, secretarial amp, one year old, I u n u s e d . Manchester. 613 Main St. iSOUTH WINDSOR - 6V4 room design ' and . mold their own Heat, hot water, refrigerator, ROCKVILLE- 8 Regan Street, MANCHESTER - New Ustidg. 7475 646-4200. OFFICE 12x22’. warehouse’ Split Level home. Three multicolored plastic worms'-at save,you money. _ . IT gas range and parking NEW 3-bedroom. Duplex, huge new four-room, two-bedroom, 5-5,. duplex, near hospital, 3 area 25x14x18’ high. Modem of-' brarooms, 1^ baths, carpeted rooms, 157 Eldridge S tr^ . bedrooms, 2 furnaces,' tUe PASEK-RUTHERFDRD home. Bach kit contains every tr H R IT P-n>- provided. References, securi second floor apartment. Range, fice, near bank, business, living room and family room. thing needed for making 460 Reliable & Dependable M @ D ll 8 8 M H m (fm .y per month. Blanchard & refrigerator, disposal, base baths, 838,900. Hayes Agency, 288-7478 742-8243 M ite ’ NrRMttiT parkway. Smaller office op Lovely wooded lot with man)nany 4f«Nr(ML) Doga-BIrda-Pota 41 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ty required. No pets, no Rossetto, Realtors, 646-2482, 6464131.' ______worms. Four worms can bo V i H children. ment laundry and storage. ■T088-IILt Vwl M 6n4 Iteb' h tional. $210 monthly. Phone 649- shrubs. Merritt Agency, 6W- molded.at a time.' Servici^for 39 Years! heattng^l Ntb | b i Bi ndB rir tinppBrt Adults only, no pets. 8150 linMWartlliii 5635. ? I 1180. AKC black Toy Poodles, one 843-6881 trim 8 « ONE-BEDR(X)M apartment in ImM 8M Mb 5Bwr H bna 5m mate, one female, 8125 each. ChBck Bul 8w IwfBhB i 5 m monthly. 8155 lease-security. JB 648-0878 after 6 p.m. quiet neighborhood. 8150. heat , n 644-2733 anytime. Total electric. CaU James J. lanch,' ThBf M Cb( htB (Mbb. CbI (NtWtPAm nOWBItl AltN.) included. Call 646-1047. Gessay at 8754134. .• 843-2711. PAGE TWENTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn;, Mpn., March 26,1W3 »88SSf8sase®5ssa8ssfisess8mBi»s«isasa%w^ / ' ’i r e D a m t t g e s Andover ICC Proposes Little League Fire Calls Obituaries Cellar Beams To Register The Town Fire D ^ p i^ ellt A fire did minor damage to (Continued from Page One) ding to the secretary o^ ANNE.EMT- tt^nsportation’s continuing answered too fbllpwuig'bnns Mh. Emma J. Taggart S’ support beams, the underside of maintenance of needed rail ser Correspondeni review of national needs. Saturday and Sunday; afte^ Death Claims Mrs. Emma J. Taggart, 82, of „ S m u i e * ^ ^ a kitchen floor and to items vice should be undertaken;” Tel. 228-3971 129 Wells St., died this morning Sr., 78, of 24 Elm Village Dr., stored in the area when a cellar ’The bill would, appropriate'up noons: , i . I'The maintenance of Little League registration Saturday -r brush flro St Harry Bissell at Manchester Memorial East Hartford, died Saturday at fire broks out In a two-family to $400 million i year to bring wiU be held tonight froth 7 to St. Francis Hospital. He was highquality railroad service to all the lines, yhrds and t ^ Essex St. i Hospital. She w^s the wife of dwelling at at 21-23 Glenwood the Northeast ...is ess^tial to 8:30 in the eliementary aichool Bloodmobile Visits K gfC Tomorrow^ 12:45-5:30 P^M, Harry Bradford Bissell, 82, of the father of William F. Riley niinals to be include(| in the iq>- Saturday — grass fire M 1400 S. Ocean Blvd., Pompano James Taggart. St. Sun^y. the economic health of the allpurpose room. Jr. of Bolton. When firemen arrived at the dated system up to federal stan Center and McKee Sts. - Beach, Fla., formerly of She was bom Jan. 10,1891, in region and the nation as a Boys are eligible if they will Saturday — woods firb-T gt He was born in Hartford and scene, both sides of the house dards. Elwood Rd., a retired Connec Vernon, and lived in whole,” the report said. be 8 yean old .b^ April 1 and not moved to East Hartford in 1941. were filled with smoke and Because the federal-aid Lynch and Greenwood Sts. ticut National Guard colonel, Manchester all her life. She was Many of the railroads, ICC IS yean old before Aug. 1. The Weather He was employed at Pratt and firemen used exhaust fans to system would be limited to Town firemen were ( died Thursday in Florida. Re a former employe of Cheney said, including Penn Central, ’The fee for registration is $5 61 Village St. twice on T Whitney Aircraft Division, exit the fumes. Firemen fought avoid duplication, the dommis- was the husband of Mrs. Ema Bros. She was a member of the the region’s largest, have been per boy with a maximum of $10 afternoon to extinguish tô Clear tonight, low in low to mid 30s. Manchester Salvation Army. United Aircraft Corporation, the fire in the basement of the sion said, carriers owning lines Rau Bissell. forced into reorganization un per family. -•>: Mostly sunny Wednesday with h i ^ in the East Hartford, for 15 years un two-story frame structure for included in it would have to seperate grass fires. He was bom in Manchester. One of six women in the, local der federal bankruptcy laWs. Registration for the Pony mid 50s. Precipitation probability zero. til his retirement in 1960. nearly IVk hours with a hose allow others to use their tracks Sunday — a minor car fire at Dec. 2,1889, the son of Charles Salvation Army band in 1916, Some, the conunission said, are League will be' held at the same Survivors, besides his son, linked to a nearby hydrant for a reasonable fee. 20 Green Hill Rd. and Annie Joyner Bissell, and she played the cornet. She and threaten^ with collapse. time. Sunday — a grass f|re at M7 her husband celebrated their are his wife, two daughters, a before the the fire was reported Under a complex legal lived here unul 1939 when he The commission said that Ralph Rd. 56th wedding anniversary last sister, five grandchildren and to be under control. arrangem ent, the . ICC said, Young at Heart Manchester—A City of Village Charm PRICE: nPTEEN CENTS moved to Bordentown, N.J., two great-grandchildren. government takeover of the bankrupt roads would lease Sunday a grass firb on J'JM MANCHESTER, CONN., ’TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1973- VOL. XCH, No. 149 SIXTEEN PAGES June. Young At Heart Club where he owned and operated a The funeral will be ’Tuesday railroads or combining the their properties to the govern near Exit 92. Survivors, besides her hus memben Katherine .Deutscb, Howard Johnson restaurant. He at 9:15 a.m. from the Lowe- many lines into a single system, ment for an amount equal to ’The Eighth Fire Department band, are several neces, About Town Pauline Halay, George Parks, retired in 1955. Robacker Funeral Home, 2534 thus eliminating competition, . their losses and continue to was called Saturday afternoon nephews and cousins. Maude Custer and Clarence , He was a former Captain of Main St., Glastonbury, followed Manchester Assembly, Rain “would not be in the public In to extinguish a grass fire,l pn ^ iv a te funeral services will operate them under govern^ Custer were the guests of honor Co. G, Connecticut National by a Mass at the B le s ^ Sacra bow for Girls, will hold an in terest.” ment supervision. T he govern Buckland Rd. Firemen wire be held Wednesday at the last week at a birthday party at Guard, aguard, and a holder of ment Church, East Hartford. itiation meeting tonight at 7:30 Instead, it suggested using a ment would recover its invest also called Sunday to extinatt^ the Silver Star. He was a Holmes Funeral Home, 400 at the Masonic Temple. “three-step project-approval the home of Mrs. Richard a grass fire on Tolland Tpke. F reedom Bird Burial will be in Rose Hill ment if the railroad again member of the Army of Oc Main St. Burial will be in East Members are reminded to bring and contracting procedure Adams, Hendee Rd. and a brush fire at 113 N. School Cemetery. Memorial Park, Rocky HUl. became profitable. M n. Martha Moe assisted cupation in Germany. He' gifts for the bingo basket. similar to that of the Federal- “It is the hope and conviction St;-"''''• . . ■ Friends may call at the Friends may call at the M n. Adams with the celebra retired in 1938 from the Aid Highway Program, with the of the commission,’^ the repoH funeral home ’Tuesday from 2 to funeral home tonight from 7 to tion which was attended by 36 National Guard as a Colonel. The Alpina Society will meet ICC determining what work to said, “that profitable, privately 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 9. members of the club. He was a member of St. tonight at 7:30 at the Italian- do and the work itself being owned rail services can once Friends wishing to do so may carried out by railroad Birthday cake, coffee and tea Mary’s Episcopal Church, a Mrw. Irene SleveiiHort American Club on Eldridge St. again be possible in the member of Manchester Lodge make memorial contributions employes, subject to inspection were served to the guests ^ô Mrs. Irene Stevenson, 79, Nortiieast, provided that the of Masons and a member of the to the Manchester Salvation Ar and approval of the commis were then entertain^ by SAIGON (AP)'— Under sunny The United States resumed withdrawal had been held up by formerly of 35 Pitkin St., died The third in a series of spring system is ratioYialized and the my. sion. Adams who played several blue skies, U.S. “freedom removal of its troops from Viet a dispute over Americans cap Sphinx Temple of Hartford. Saturday at an area pre-school story hours for present crisis can be over 2 The result, according to the selections oh the organ. birds” today began a three-day nam simultaneously with the ^ s id e s his wife, he is also Flora Holtsizer convalescent home. She was the children ages to 5 will be come.” tured in Laos. sumived by a son, Harry Bissell ICC, would be “an integrated airlift of the last 5,236 resumption of the release of VERNON - Mrs. Flora widow of James W. Stevenson. held tomorrow from 10 to 10:4fr TOWN OF MANCHESTER Vitamin Jr. of Wilmington, Del. Larch Holtsizer, 81, of 11 King a.m. in the junior room at the system of railroad main lines American troops being American prisoners of war by Eleven military and commer Born in Manchester on Jan. 8, and related yard and terminal withdrawn from Vietnam. the Communists. The troop cial transport planes, dubbed Funeral services will be St., Rockville, a registered 1894, she lived here all her.life Mary Cheney Library. Story Tuesday at 11 a.m. at St. facilities,” to be updated accor LEGAl NO’riCE “freedom birds” by GIs leaving nurse, died Sunday in Rockville until moving to Farmington two tellers will be members of the The Planning and Zoning (totnmission will hold public hearings Mary’s Episcopal Church with General Hospital after a long il Junior Women’s Club. They are E-Oil the war zone, took off from years ago. She was a member on April 2, 1973 at 7:30 P.M. in the Municipal Building to hear the Rev. George Nostrand of- lness. She was the widow of Mrs. John Purdy, Mrs. Ray Saigon’s Tan Son Nhut Air Base Ice Rink Proposed For Bolton of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church and consider toe following petitions: ficiatfng. Burial will be in East John C. Holtsizer. mond McConnell and Mrs. 10,000-LIL of VHainin E in with 936 American troops and past treasurer of its School Board Double Sessions during a three-hour period this 7 Cemetery. Military honors will Bora in Ellington, she lived Robert Rosenberg. WARREN HOWLAND - SUBDIVISION - HIGHWOOD DRIVE- a ba$e of'firganiG Wheat DONNA HOLLAND remaining 13 acres will be for dard 85 by 200 feet size with a A total program is planned classes for toddlers, juniors and Women’s Guild. WYLLYS STREET afternoon. Another 1,800 men be accorded at the graveside. most of her life in the Ellington- Survivors are a son, James Meets Tonight Germ (M. Exoelen^ VM > Correspondent future development. sehting capacity for 950 people. for figure skating enthusiasts. adults. Friends may call at the The Women’s Home League were scheduled to leave Rockville area. She was a W. Stevenson Jr. of West Dietary SuppMlbeiit or a$'a Set At Rham High Area businessmen who will A Sept. 1 opening date is The program will be under the Owners of Bolton Industrial Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. of the Salvation Army will meet Dr. James P. Kennedy, Item 1 Approval requested for a new residential subdivision W ednesday, and 2,500 on Plans are under way for the graduate of the Meriden City Hartford; four grandchildren expected. An additional rink Park are Trudon of Ted Trudon, Center St., tonight from 7 to 9. Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in Junior Manchester’s superintendent of consisting of extension of Highwood Drive to Wyllys Beauty Aid Shin tahe$ Thursday. development of a $900,000 ice be the developers of the rink direction of Nancy Graham, a Hospital, and was a nurse at and a great-granddaughter. ANNE EMT are Ted Trudon, William H. will be added in the future. former Olympic bronze Inc., and O’Brien of Buckland Hall at the Citadel. Birthdays of schools, will discuss toe current Street - Residence Zone AA - 2T lots. on a New Tone after a few Meanwhile, the Viet Cong skating facility in Bolton. The Middlesex Memorial Hospital Funeral services will be O’B rie n , and W. H a rry The prime beneficiaries of medalist and five times U.S. Sales Co. of Manchester and Mrs. Marguerite Reeves the month will be celebrated. 1972-1973 school system fiscal Treatmente. Just 3 d rijit Correspondent freed 32 American prisoners in propos^ project will be built in Middletown, Litchfield Coun Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at St. England. It will be under the the rink will be figure skating Champion. England of W.H. England ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Hostesses are Mrs. Robert status in his report to the Board JOHN F. DEVANNEY, JR. - ZONE CHANGE - HIGHLAND Hanoi, and a C141 hospital plane on the property known as ty Hospital, and at Torrington, Mary’s Episcopal Church. The equals 2S-LU. ^ management of Rink Manage and youth hockey. 'There will be Lumber Co. ^ Marguerite A. Reeves, 81, of McKeown and Mrs. A1 Turgeon. of Education tonight. The board S’TREET The Regional District 8 Board of Education voted 6-1 last flew them to Clark Air Base in Bolton Industrial Park on Rt. 6, New Haven and Manchester Rev. George Nostrand, rector, across from Munson’s ^Candy ment service of Burlington, general skating three times a The Bolton management East Windsor, formerly of Memorial Hospitals. Since 1926 will meet at 8 in the school ad Item 2 A change of zone from “Residence A” to “ Business ni(^t that Rham High School go on double sessions for 7th the Philippines. Another 49 week; however the bulk of the group staff includes 15 qualified will officiate. Buria| will be in SPECIAL OTFER Kitchen. Mass. Proposals for ice rinks are Manchester, died Saturday in she had done special duty nur East Cemetery. The Manchester Jaycees will ministration offices at 45 School I” is requested for house lots at 291 and 299 Highland 1 WEEK ONLY and 8th grades for the 1973-1974 school year. Ronald Haverl American prisoners and a ice time, between 50 and 60 per teachers who are expected to being considered by town of Rockville General Hospital. sing in the Rockville area. She Friends may call at the meet tonight at 8 at the St. Street immediately west of Highland Park food market. of Andover was in opposition. Canadian will be released Bolton Industrial Park con According to present plans cent, will be devoted to youth establish programs including ficials in Vernon and Also on tonight’s agenda are a thfe new skating facility will She was the Widow of William was a member of Union Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. American l«gion Home. The Not sold In stores. All details, such as which of Wednesday and 67 Americans sists of 18 acres; of which five hockey, both instruction and patch, freestyle and dance Manchester. No specifics have Policy recommendation for with present use as scheduled consist of one rink of the stan J. Reeves. Congregational Church of Center Ft., tonight from 7 to 9. candidate for the presidency of MONACO & SONS - EXCAVA’HON PERMIT - SHELDON Full money back / toe two grades will go in the on Thursday, completing the will be devoted to the rink. The league play. sessions. There will also be been discussed. school lunch operations; revi standing at 263 pupil stations. PCTNs. Bora in Paterson, N.J., she Rockville. Friends wishing to do so may toe Greater Hartford Jaycees ROAD guarantee. Special otfer: morning, and toe exact time repatriation of 587 U.S. sion of the 1973-1974 school However, even with the state lived in Manchester most of her Survivors are two nephews, make memorial contributions wilt be guest speaker. Item 3 Request for excavation and commercial process permit schedule, will be worked out. calendar; consideration of a certifying the library for 109 The agreement to resume the life until moving to East Wind William G. Pinney of to the church’s Book of . for industrial tract of approximately 15 acres on toe Grades 9 through 12 will remain Proposal to combine the pupil stations, it is presently prisoner releases and troop sor about 35 years ago. Manchester and Belmont R.. Remembrance. north side of Sheldon Road, 1700 feet east of Oakland 4 oz. Sin ' on a full schedule. News Capsules jîggin Drops MHS Wiirsl riiief Positions of director of not used.m this capacity. The withdrawals was worked out She was a charter member of Pinney of Cleveland, Ohio; and Street. Before the vote, the board the Rockville Emblem Club and a niece, Mrs. Marie Loeffler of FREISING, Germany (AP) athletics and director of administration explained that Monday night by U.S. and,Com iVIrs. Miiry /iilcnski Ri«. » 2 r Vah$f considered Rgures presented by munist negotiators in îgon belonged to the Ellington Trumbull. — A wurst thief stole $16,400 [toysical education. although toe lib ra^ has pupils market today. Dealers said ac VERNON Mrs. Mary The board will hear com jPEECHETTE & MARTIN - SUBDIVISION - BIDWELL the Hebron Rquiblican Town and Vientiane. Nine of the Cold Now $91.50 Grange, the East Windsor Funeral services are Tuesday worth of sausage and choice cut ■ STREET-HORACE STREET Committee indicating that cer in it each period it does not add tivity was moderate, and Zalenski, 85, of 55 Village St., mittee reports from Paul to the scheduling of the American POWs being released LONDON (AP) — The price Historical Society, St. at 11 a.m. at the Ladd Funeral meats in seven break-ins at a HOWl‘1.99^ tified enrollment in toe high although the price touched $92 Grid Coaching Post died Sunday at the Rockville Greenberg, chairman of toe Wednesday were captured in of gold was fixed at $91.50 an Catherine’s Church in Broad Home, 19 Ellington Ave., butcher’s wholesale warehouse Item 4 Approval requested |o r plan of subdivision of 10 lots school, in both the original building. in trading, it faded to $91. Brook and its Rosary Society. Memorial Nursing Home. She in this upper Bavarian town. building and sites committee; Laos. ounce on the London bullion Rockville. The Rev. Paul J. was the widow of John at toe southeast comer of Bidwell Street-Horace facility and toe addition, should Survey There was a slight w eening i- Survivors are a son, two Bowman, Pastor of Union Police announced today they and Robert Spilane, represen IMCMk'0wck«r 4 . . superintendent mentioned that Zalenski. Street intersection - Residence Zone B. be appnndnutely 1,600 students In making its decision, the of the U.S. dollar against DOUG BEVINS athletics under the townwide brothers, two sisters, Mrs. Congregational Church, will of nabbed H^ns Horst Pauli, 33, tative to the Capitol Region M.0l Ns COA Mi W;. the chtinge was also prompted She was born in Poland and Copies of these applications have been filed in the Town Clerk’s according to toe State Board of board included in its discussion, sterling. The American money (Herald Reporter) supervision of one director.* Muriel Adams of Rockville, and ficiate. Burial will be in Grove ever the weekend while he was Education Council. WMW L 7N5Vi HMlIM' which lusted almost two hours, lo|^ 10 points and the pound was : Wiggin, as director of by the resignation of the direc came to Vernon area 65 years The school board is expected Office and may be inspected during normal office hours. Educatkm. Davis E. Wiggin of another sister; a grandchild Hill Cemetery, Rockville. on his eighth foray into the Dr. David Cattanach, comments from residents who ME A Urges Full qubt^ af $2.4775. physical education and tor of athletics, Richard- ago. She was a member of St. to act on two teacher ap PLANNING a n d z o n in g COMMISSION LOS a N(3ELES, CAU Manchester will no longer be and three great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the warehouse. Pauli’s ac superintendent of schools, attended the meeting ais weQ as athletics, will advise the Danielson. The funeral was held today. Joseph’s (Ihurch of Rockville complices escaped in an pointments, one resignation, Clarence W. Welti, Chairman 90048 head football coach at funeral home tonight from 7 to and its Rosary Society. aêed th«e was a ditnrepancy results from a recent survey superintendent on matters such Ted Martin of MHS, who was Burial was held in St. automobile. and a washout account. Alfred Sieffert, Secretary Manchester High School, the as athletic budgeb, physical 9. Survivors are a son, Felix betweoi this figure iod'toe ad- sent out to all residents in the School Budget No Rationing town’s Board of Education serving as acting director of Catherine’s Cemetery, Broad ministratiaa’s contention that three towns, students and education program changes, athletics foUowihg Danielson’s Brook. The John F. Tierney Mrs. Eldon Piper Zalenski of Windsor; 3 WASHINGTON (AP) - No learned Monday night. daughters, Mrs. Rudolph A. at 1,200 students, toe school is teachers. scheduling, staff, and “many resignation, will continue to Funeral Home, 219 W. Center Mrs. Lilian Joyce Piper, 78, The Manchester Education Association (MEA), the rationing of gasoline will be other matters pertaining to a Slota of Rockville, Mrs. Milton dangerously overcrowded. With 16 per cent of district Wiggin, who has been MHS assist Wiggin as faculty St., Manchester, was in charge of 31K Garden Dr., died this recognized bargaining agent for Manchester’s more-than- required this summer although rapidly growing physical educa J. Witinok of Ellington and Correct Figure residents reqionding, 62 per football coach and townwide manager. of arrangements. morning at Manchester supplies will be tight, says director of physical education tion and athletic curriculum,” Julia Zalenski, with whom she He further agre^ that the cent favored double sessions for 500 public school teachers, has publicly supported the un Memorial Hospital. .She was the Grades 7 and 8; 20 per cent Deputy Treasury Secretary for eight years, will be Kennedy said. “We feel that this move will made her home: a brother, S.B.M. Now Has town committee’s figure of 1,- cut $11,370,491 school operating budget for 1973-1974. Mrs. Florence Pomeroy widow of Eldon Piper. were for double sessions for 7 William Simon. succeeded by another MHS A recent study showed that strengthen our physical educa Joseph Sierbinski of Rockville, 122 pupil stations in toe original The MEA, in a statement Gasoline inventories are SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. She was bora Jan. 19,1895„in through 12; 10 per cent were for structional improvements. staff member. Larry Olsen, Wiggin was the only physical tion and athletic program,” 12 grandchildren and 20 great faculty, as rartified by the released Monday, was con about 5 per cent below those of Florence Straub Pomeroy, 77, Manchester, the daughter of relocatable classrooms; atid 8 In its statement, the MEA who has been assistant varsity education director in the state Kennedy said in making his grandchildren. state, was correct. cerned with budget cuts made last year, and spot shortages formerly of South Windsor, Thomas and Sarah Hobbs per cent were for other notes that high priority was football coach at MHS for about that also had coaching respon recommendation to toe school ’The funeral will be Tuesday However, he said that in by Town Manager Robert may develop in some areas of sister of Mrs. Clara S. Jillson of Joyce, and had lived here all New and Larger solutions. given in the Board of seven years, is considered the sibilities, Kennedy noted. The board. “We further feel,” he at 8:15 a.m. from the White- many instaiices, pupil stations Weiss. The association urged the nation, said Simon, No. 2 South Windsor, died Saturday at her life. She was a member of The students, with 94 per cent Education’s budget to teaching prime candidate for the job. ‘ said, “that we will still have a Gibson-Small Funeral Home, 65 are overestimated when townspeople to instruct man in iVeasury. But “this Mt. Sinai Hospital in Hartford. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. responding, were almost evenly materials and new and replace strong football team at the high Elm St., Rockville, followed by applying for state aid and that Manchester’s Board of Direc isn’t what I would call a crisis.” Wiggin, however, will remain She was the widow of Stanley Survivors are a son, Eldon H. ment equipment. “For several school, and we have every con a Mass at 9 at St. Joseph’s present use of facilities as split with 47 per cent favoring tors to restore the original as director of physical educa Pomeroy. Piper of Westbrook; a daughter years teachers have felt that fidence in the ability of toe per Church. Burial will be in St. scheduled amounts to only 998, double sessions for the entire school operating budget. tion and will also assume the Born in East Canaan, she Mrs. J. Jackson Green of school and 46 per cent favoring proper implementation of son we intend to recommend to B e r n a r d ’s C e m e te ry , or 124 less students than cer The MEA’s support of the duties of director of athletics. lived in South Windsor most of Bolton; a brother, Clifford program in Manchester Marsal Wounded replace Mr. Wiggin.” Rockville. tified. only the 7th and 8th going on budget adopted by the Board of The Board of Education Mon her life. She was a member of Joyce of Manchester, three SAFE DEPOSIT double sessions. requires additional materials WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. An announcement of Wiggin’s Friends may call at the A comparison breakdown Education comes because day night approved revision of St. Peter’s Episcopal Church grandchildren and three great The staff, on the other hand, and equipment,” the MEA said. (AP) — A federal marshal successor is expected soon. and the Senior Citizens Club, grandchildren. funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 showed the <»lginal certifica teachers “have a very deep job specifications for the direc In his eight seasons as head overivhelmingly favored double concern for the education of “The elementary physical wounded in a major flareup of tor of physical education, which South Windsor. She was Holmes Funeral Home, 400 with, a prayer service at 8. tion as o p p o ^ to present use. football coach, Wiggin has com children m Manchester,” ac education teacher and elemen gunfire at the besieged village had carried with it the position employed as a bookkeeper at Main St., is in charge of atiu ui « « « uv wiv g2 per Cent tary music teacher provided for of Wounded Knee was reported piled an impressive 28-10-2 Facilities at Its Main Office number of pupil stations agree. cording to the statement. It is of football coach. The duties of the Connecticut Bank and Trust arrangements, which are in favoring double sessions for 7 in the budget is, in the opinion in serious condition today. record. Before coming to The town committee’s the first time the MEA has gone townwide director of athletics, Cq-p retiring in 1965. complete. and 8. of teachers, a step in the right Federal negotiators, Manchester in 1969, he was figures for pupil stations in the on record about a school for kindergarten through Grade Survivors, besides her sister, FUEL OIL Both Harry Megson of direction,’’ the MEA said. meanwhile, said they were director of athletics at Maine are several nieces and addition also agreed with the budget, because “teachers' in 12 in all town schools, will be Maritime Academy in Castine. Hebron and Haverl sought any Manchester are in the second “Teachers in the past have willing to tolk with militant In added to the specifications and nephews. 507 certified by toe state. Dr. A Maine native, Wiggin possible solution without having often strongly voiced the need dians in the village despite the the part-time position of direc W neral services were held 19.9« Cattanach informed toe board year of a two-year agreement, earned his BS and masters BRING YOUR to go on double session, but Dr. and therefore have no personal for additional certified teachers shooting incident. tor of athletics will be today followed by cremation in last ni^t that only;, tiuough degrees in physical education ' iPaMIABisrs Cattanach stated there was no financial stake in the Board in art, music, and physical U.S. Marshal Lloyd Grimm abolished. Springfield. Newkirk and checking this week did an error ' and administration from the WELFARE-UNION reasonable way to crowd budget.” education in elementary was hit by a single burst of gun Benefits to be gained by the vhiitney Funeral Home, 318 AUTOMATIC appear where toe state should University of Maine. He holds a OR /o students in. “The program The MEA believes budget schools.” fire from within the village late Burnside Ave., East Hartford have certified only 109 pupil change, according to sixth year certificate from the DELIVERY would be hurt so badly” by put cuts made by Town Manager Weiss’ recommendation for Monday afternoon, according to was in charge of arrangements. stations' in toe library rather Superintendent of Schools Dr. University of Connecticut. INSURANCE M ting 1,250 students in this Robert Weiss “will necessarily the 1973-1974 school operating Wayne Colburn, chief of the James Kennedy, would be to Friends wishing to do so may than 219 original certified. Wiggin and his family live at CMi 24 nows KFOK BaNElY building, he stated, that “it mean the elimination of any budget is $10,957,400. His figure U.S. Marshals Service. Grimm, put all physical education, in make memorial contributions PRESCRIPTIONS on 'Diis reduces toe state cer 404 Spring St. 24A0W i w « soma would be a disaster.” possible improvement” in in (See Page 7) 56, is from Omaha, Neb. tramurals, and interscholastic Davis Wiggin to St. Peter’s Episcopal TO SAVE 25 tification in toe addition of 397 COdPEMTIVE 01. CO. Church, South Windsor. PINE PHARMACY 315 B ^ Street 664 CENTER STREET 043-1SS3 Court Upholds Noel Cpward Mrs. Eldridge Has System D ead at 7 3 PERSONAL SIZE Floating Zone LONDON (AP) — Sir Noel Coward, outstanding British playwright and actor for almost For Apartments half a century, died today in SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES To Beat Rising Food Costs Jamaica, his London secretary I FUNERAL HOME Ity .lURATE KA/ICKAS machinery. His salary fluc high prices is the American about $30 a month thei;e. She costly fish like hake and cusk celebrated without him — hp said ’The Hartford County Court of single-family homes, or one- Common Pleas has upheld the third single-familiy and one- AHHOcialcd I'n-Hx Writer tuates according to how much housewife." buys fruits on sale and carefully can taste just as good as was working overtime out of Mrs. Joan Hir.st, Coward’s Established 1874-Three Generations of Service overtime he can get. Be'tty goes shopping at the selects the best ones. haddcK-k if baked in milk. Most town — with cafeteria-style London secretary, said the 73- Offer Ends March 31 Manchester Planning and third duplexes. PORTLAND, Maine (AP) Zoning Commission (PZC) ac Mrs. Norman Eldridge isn’t Federal statistics put the cost supermarket only once a week, “ I alw ays look for th'e ly. the family eats a lot of steak dinners at $1.79 at a self- year-old star died of a heart of living in Portland on a par oranges with the smoothest 142 East Center Street Manchester tion more than a year ago which The Jarvis appeal came panicked by the shrinking on Thursday after the sales chicken (bought whole because service place. attack at his vacation home in with that of other metropolitan skins and smallest pores,” said established a Residence M Zone shortly after the PZC action on dollar. She says she has found a have been advertised in the Betty says that's six cents Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge don’t areas around the country. Betty, feeling her way through regulation for apartments. Jan. 3,1972. In the appeal, Jar system to beat it. local paper. She strolls down cheaper per pound than the drink or smoke (except for the aisles with a carefully a mound advertised as 10 for 98 vis claimed that the new 'Through careful shopping and Never Etil Sletik quartered fryers) and chuck Norman’s occasional pipe) I BAKE SALE Judge Artour G. Williams, in drawn shopping list, adding up cents. “That’s how you know roast, that Betty bakes slowly don’t bowl, and rarely go to toe regulation would deprive him of budgeting down to the last The family never eats steak, for deeper, faster a decision released today, dis as she goes along', and carries the skin is thin and that means for several hours in a dutch movies unless it’s something his property without due penny and a simple life style uses butter, or snacks on missed an appeal brought by no more than $20 in her purse. you get more orange for your oven to make it more tender suitable for the children. They ,BL0E carpet process of law. He also centered around the home, the chocolate bars. But at every Atty. John LaBelle for local Slir«“w«l money.” and tasty. A four-pound roast don’t subscribe to any TOP NOTCH Larger Size Boxes Also Available developer Alexander Jarvis. challenged the Residence M Eldridges and their two meal there’s a variety of cleaning r.luM'kM Diim aKcd (> » o