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The Weather PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI.r), Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Feb. 1, 1973 Old Codger Recollections Rain ending tonight, temperatures in the Buyer Denies 30s. Partiy cloudy and mild Saturday with Land Purchase ^^arie r IVeVlSlOn Plante Becomes Page 7 ?EwTmtm Ukralft high 45-50. Precipitation probability 90 per (Conlinurd from Page One) providing for a full-time cent tonight, 20 per cent Saturday. O bituaries Is For Onassis assistant town counsel, and to charter-revision questions for publishing the town manager’s There will be skating tonight — WATERBURY (AP) - The at Center Springs Annex from 3 CSDC Director MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1973— VOL. XCU, No. 104 MANCHESTER A City o f Village Charm March 13 — the date already tentative budget at least two TWENTY PAGES PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS ^rchase by Skorpios to 9. scheduled for a referendum on weeks befor a public hearing on Dr. Plante added that Project Properties Ltd. of a large tract a proposed $1,391,000 Skiing hours at Northview are Dr. Alexander J. Plante of of shorefront property on Lake it. Bayberry Rd., Bolton has Concern is going very well, but Mrs. McCaughey appropriation (Laurel Lake The 12 recommended charter 6:30 to 9:30. Candlewood in Danbury was Supervised coasting hours at resigned as a bureau chief of because of cuts in funds, towns purchase and sanitary landfill changes are; have had to be dropped and the confirmed Wednesday by an at­ improvements). Center Springs Park are 3 to 9. the Connecticut State torney for the buyer, the ... To permit emergency For outdoor winter sports Department of Education. Mon­ expansion that was hoped for Was 100 Oct. 7 “A special election costs the borrowing, without a referen­ Waterbury Republican reported information, call 643-4700. day, he will become director of has not materialized. taxpayers about $11,000,” dum but aRer a public hearing, today. the Connecticut Staff ’The purpose of the Hamden- Mrs. Christine McCaughey, of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. Agostinelli explained. "It to a limit in any one year of 1 based bilingual, bicultural President Seeking However, attorney William Development Council (CSDC), formerly of 80 Church St., who Survivors are a son, appears logical to hold the per cent of that year’s tax levy. group. Dr. Plante explained, celebrated her 100th birthday Raymond McCaughey of T. Cahill of Greenwich declined referendums on the same an international study in to name the other principals ... To double the yearly pay of Sen. Stennis bilingual and bicultural educa­ will be to study the educational last Oct. 7, died early this Schenectady, N.Y.; and 5 date.” the Board of Directors — to achievement of migrating morning at a Manchester con­ grandsons, Edward Dellert, and denied that one of them is He said that, in the event the Shows Slight tion, with offices in Hamden. Aristotle Onassis, Greek $1,500 for the mayor, $1,200 for The move by Dr. Plante, the children in different countries valescent home. David Dellert and Frank timetable for scheduling the the board secretary, and $1,000 and areas. Initially, he said, he Mrs. McCaughey was Dellert, all of Glastonbury, the shipping magnate and husband charter-change referendum Improvement author of the plan to bus several of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. for each of the other seven hundred disadvantaged and his associates will be honored on her birthday by Rev. James Dellert of Southern doesn’t fit the March 13 date, he directors. Congress’ Support WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. children of minority groups establishing cofriculums for about SO friends and relatives at Pines, N.C., and Robert will recommend scheduling the ... To provide for the election Nova Scotian Indian, Fhierto a party at St. Mary’s Episcopal McCaughey of Monroe, N.Y.; Laurel Lake and charter John C. Stennis, shot twice in a (Project Concern) from Hart­ Office Hours Set of a vice chairman by the Board holdup, remained in very ford’s North End to suburban Rican, ’Turkish, Moroccan, and Church. and 11 great-grandchildren. questions for April or May, “in of Directors, and to designate WASHINGTON (AP) - of the Union reports, Nixon positive spirit of mutual “The policies which I will She was bom Oct. 7, 1872 in serious condition today, but a towns — one of them Finnish children. By Rep. Yacavone the interests of the taxpayers.” him or her the deputy mayor. Also on the staff of CSDC, President Nixon, already beset pledged “to do my part to respect and cooperation.” outline to the Congress in weeks Portadown, Northern Ireland, Funeral services will be Town Manager Robert Weiss hospital spokesman said the 71- Manchester — apparently by congressional critics of his achieve a constructive working This first Nixon report was ahead represent a State Rep. Muriel Yacavone, The procedure is followed now, year-old chairman of the Senate culminates a clash of which is funded by private and came to Manchester in Saturday at the Watkins Dem., of East Hartford, whose said last week he will but is not mandatory in the belt-tightening new budget, relationship with Congress” long on generalities but short on reaffirmation, not an abdica­ 1886, when she was 14. Funeral Home, 142 E. Center Armed Services Committee philosophy between him and the foundations in this country and 9th Assembly District consists recommend the charter-change charter. abroad, are Dr. John Papanikou appealed directly to Congress controlled by the opposition specifics. In essence, he stated, tion of federal responsibility. She and her husband, the late St., at a time to be announced. referendum be held in showed slight improvement Meskill administration over today to work with him to Democrats. He said: then underscored two basic They represent a pragmatic of part of Manchester and part ... To make changes and afters spending a comfortable cuts in programs for disadvan­ of the University of Francis McCaughey, were Burial will be in East of East Hartford, has November, at the regular town deletions in those charter sec­ Connecticut, Dr. Alexander achieve administration goals “My sincere hope is that the positions: rededication to social compas­ married on Nov. 27, 1896 in Cemetery. night. taged children, increased state announced office hours for election. tions which refer to sewer Taylor of Eastern Connecticut which he said mark “a fresh ap­ executive and legislative “In the field of foreign policy, sion and national excellence, in Manchester. She was a member There are no calling hours. Approval of referendum The spokesman said at a 6 college tuition, and the proach to government.” branches can work together in we must remember that a place of the combination and Monday, Feb. 5. rules, assessments and rates,, a.m. EST briefing that the emphasis on budget surpluses. State College, and Robert questions at regular elections so they may conform to state Freight Train Derailed At Crossing In the first of a series of State this great undertaking in a strong America—an America good intentions and fuzzy They will be from 5 to 7 p.m., prospects for Stennis’ recovery Dr. Plante said that he has Avery, director. in the teachers’ lounge of the requires only a majority of statutes, which supercede Dr. Plante received his BS whose word is believed and follow-through which too often those voting. Approval at were still “guarded.” But he been contemplating the action whose strength is respected—is in the past was thought Sunset Ridge School, Silver them. said the senator was awake and for six months and submitted from American International Penn Central freight train, derailed by snow and ice on the part of the tracks on which the railroad car’s wheels Quasnitschka Dies^ Lane and Forbes St., East Hart­ special elections, however, ... To delete the charter College, Springfield, Mass., in essential to continued peace sufficient." requires affirmative votes by at his vital signs were good. The his resignation in December. tracks, blocked Woodland St. Thursday night and today. sit. Penn Central crews were working on the problem Peacekeepers and understanding in the ford.. reference to police grievance next briefing was scheduled for “I am very concerned about 1947; and his master’s in 1949 Derailment of the locomotive, at about 5 p.m. Thursday, today. (Herald photo by Bevins) Declaring that “the basic She said she welcomes least 15 per cent of the town’s procedures, so the procedures and PhD in 1960, both from world.” state of our union today is Ex-Foreman at Herald 28,000-plus voters. 3 p.m. what is happening in the state,” was blamed on the plowing of snow into the “flangeway,” Nixon said the Vietnam comments from Manchester spelled out in the police union Stennis’ administrative UConn. After teaching in three sound, and full of promise,” Several years ago, when a contract may be followed, as he said, in elaborating upon the Take Up Agenda peace agreement has constituents, regarding assistant, William Cresswell,, reasons underlying his high schools and before joining Nixon said that if Americans Herbert Quasnitschka, 52, of Manchester; a daughter. Miss legislative proposals. referendum -was held on a authorized by state statutes. the state Department of strengthened “basic American work together,his final White proposal for two-year, non- said Stennis was “very alert” resignation. “I think we have credibility” and added, “We 14 Hartland Rd., former Trudy Quasnitschka of ... To provide a merit system when visited Wednesday night Education, he was an associate House years can be “the best staggered terms for school concept for town employes, got to the point where we are Rain And Sleet Storm For Cease-Fire must act in such a way in com- ■ foreman of ’The Herald’s press Manchester; two brothers, Correction by his wife. Coy, and son, John professor in the UConn School four years in American board members, the question more concerned about money I News ing years that this credibility room, died Wednesday at Berthold Quasnitschka of with the concept to adhere to Hampton Stennis. He said John of Education and principal of history." In today’s account on page 6 was approved at a special existing personnel rules. than our people. This is SAIGON (AP) — The chief delegates of the United will remain intact, and with it Uncas-on-’Thames Hospital in Manchester and Reinhold visited briefly again today incompatible with what I the university’s E. 0. Smith But he said that “ hard of the Feb. 6 agenda for the election. However, because the ... To create a Department of I Capsules | States, North and South Vietnam and the Viet Cong on a the world stability of which it is Norwich. He was the husband Quasnitschka of Glastonbury; Manchester Board of Directors, about 5:30 a.m. believe in, and therefore I am High School. K; 'X Causes Inconveniences decisions must be made, and we of Mrs. Beatrice Popple and two sisters, Mrs. Karl affirmative votes did not equal Finance and to consolidate all peacekeeping military commission met for the first time so indispensable a part.” must stick by them.” the proposed source for funding 15 per cent of the town’s voter fiscal operations under a no longer of value to the state. “At home, we must reject the Quasnitschka. Kaven of Amston and Mrs. ‘‘One resource that today to take up an agenda including arrangements for the the 834,000 for tennis court lists, the question was declared Director of Finance, who would By JOHN A. JOHNSTON splashing oncoming cars and after 5 p. m. Thursday, blocking mistaken notion—a notion that In discussing domestic areas George Westwood of Glaston­ Connecticut has had over the completion of American troop withdrawals and prisoner Mr. Quasnitschka was born bury. renovations is incorrect. The lost. be the town controller. ramncATiON and DOUG BEVINS pedestrians. If you were the road. has dominated too much of the that will be the subject of future funds would not come from Fire Calls years, and which has brought us Feb. 28,1920 in Germany, son of Funeral services will be The CRC report adopted last ... To place the Park PASSPORT KOTOS Soldier Killed Herald Reporters walking, you were picking your Penn Central crews were exchanges, U.S. officials reported. public dialogue for too reports, Nixon painted broad­ Antone and Freida Mueller state aid for renovating a por­ night, in addition to Department under the jurisdic­ Town firemen answered a to our high level of income, is ; SAUMiMSSffF BELFAST (AP) — A sniper way carefully, picking yourself unable to get the locomotive long—that ever-bigger govern­ brush objectives: Saturday at 11 a.m. at the tion of Robertson School into call Wednesday at 5:20 p.m. to our high level of education and A third pressing item on the U.S. officials termed the Quasnitschka, and had lived in Holmes Funeral Home, 400 recommending 12 charter tion of the director of public CMDA IMP « SnM killed a British soldier in Depending on where you were up, but those who could, stayed back on the tracks Thursday agenda, the American officials meeting “significant.” ment is the answer to every Economic Affairs — “Our Manchester for the past 20 school administration offices. revisions, recommends also works. 12 Knox St. on the report of a skills. When we ignore that Strabane Thursday night as driving this morning, you were put at home. night, and they continued to problem.” Main St. The Rev. Thomas J. They would come from a state .small stove fire. There was no fact, we are in a process of 129 lUi St, MMchMlir said, was to arrange security There were other signs that objectives will be to hold down years. Windsor of St. Mark’s Lutheran that the Board of Directors give ... To place the water and M3-73S9 bombs and rioting shook skidding on patchy ice, bogged The culprit this time, work on the mishap today. fo r field teams of the the peacekeeping commissions The chief executive asserted, grant for previous renovations damage, firemen reported. deterioration.” according to the National taxes, to continue controlling He had been employed at The Church of Glastonbury will serious consideration to sewer departments under the Belfast. down in slush momentarily, or Railroad officials said the International Commission of are getting into action. “We have learned only too well inflation, to promote economic of tennis courts — at the high coordinating municipal and jurisdiction of the director of Sgt. William Boardley, 30, breezing along on Weather Service at Windsor locomotive derailed because that heavy taxation and Herald’s press room from 1951 officiate. Burial will be at the school, at the West Side Oval, Control and Supervision who U.S. helicopters flew 40 more growth, to increase until he retired about a year convenience of the family. ’The school maintenace problems public works, who would be was the first soldier to die this comparatively clear highways Locks, was a storm that was there was ice and snow in the are to police the cease-fire. Viet Cong delegates and 4,000 excessive government spending and at Robertson Park. born in the Southwest and productivity, to encourage ago. family requests memorials be with the Board of Education, to designated superintendent. year and the 698th confirmed and main roads, at times crossing, plowed there by The observers from Canada, pounds of their supplies from are not a cure-all.” foreign trade, to keep farm in­ Survivors, besides his wife, made to the American Cancer ... To raise to $2,500 the death in three and a half years moved across the Great Lakes. highway department crews. Poland, Hungary and Indonesia Democrats in Congress, NEPTUNE WATERBEDS* Warm air aloft and cold their district headquarters at come high, to bolster small are a son, Paul Quasnitschka of Society, 237 E. Center St. ceiling for town purchases of Roman Catholic-Protestant Nobody was hurt in the are already three days behind Loc Ninh to Saigon to join the particularly, have been critical temperatures on the ground business, and to promote better ‘New Town’ Shoppers without competitive bidding. warfare in Northern Ireland. Coventry derailment, and there was no the schedule specified in the joint military commission. of Nixon’s intention to scrap a labor-management relations.” The ceiling now is $1,000, with a ARENT EXPENSIVE caused the early freezing rain, property damage reported. cease-fire agreement for Sunday was reported to be the broad variety of existing provision added for waiver of but slowly rising temperatures Roads throughout the setting up regional federal programs, most of them Natural Resources — “ My target for deployment of recommendations will include Manchester Gain? bids. Agnew in Thailand Grand List resulted in the changeover to Manchester area were slippery headquarters in Hue, Da Nang, Communist representatives to in the social welfare area. Harry Gray ... To delete the mandatory King Size Frame & Mattress & Liner 99.00-129.00 BANGKOK (AP) - Vice all rain. today, making driving Pleiku, Phan Thiet, Bien Hoa, th e seven regional Without referring to such programs to preserve and The spokesman said that rain hazardous and slow. criticism, Nixon said: enhance the environment, to Harry Gray, 93, of Williman- next 15 years, will consist of requirement that the chief President Spiro T. Agnew today My Tho and Can Tho. headquarters. Vernon Manchester is likely to be the Increases should continue into tonight, Traffic tie-ups were reported advance science and tic died Wednesday at Windham prime shopping area for houses, apartments, building inspector be the town’s King Size Frame, mattress, liner and heater 138.00-188.00 pledged continued U.S. military zoning enforcement officer, but and economic aid to Thailand with possible highway and ur­ on Capitol Region highways technology, and to assure Community Memorial Hospital, residents of a proposed new businesses, and industry. ban flooding as the result of balanced use of our Willimantic. He was the father Weiss said that DevCo to leave intact the requirement Raised King Size Frame, mattress, liner. after the Vietnam war, a Thai HOLLY GANTNER during the commuter traffic town in northwest- Coventry, storm drains clogged with period this morning. irreplaceable natural of Mrs. Rita Pace of Tax List Manchester Town Manager officials “made it very clear” that the position be filled by spokesman reported. Correspondent someone in the building 234.00-289.00 Agnew met for two hours Coventry’s grand list of Oct. snow. Tomorrow, he said, will Manchester Police said there Manchester GOP Picks resources.” Manchester and Mrs. Hilda Robert Weiss mentioned in this that Manchester is the center heater and headboard be partly sunny and mild, with Bisikirski of Ellington. east of the Connecticut River. inspector’s office. with Premier Thanom Kit- 1, 1972 is $41,992,01Q, up $612,737 were several minor auto Human Resources — “I will morning’s weekly meeting of tem peratures in the 45-50- accidents in town Thursday Other survivors are his wife, (Continued from Page One) the Mayor’s Downtown Action “They feel there’s real promise ... To change the designation, tikachom and other Thai ot- over the previous year. ’The new have recommendations to “Welfare Department,” to, Sa m e price for Twin, Double and Queen Size. ficials. figures, released yesterday, do degree range. night and today. No serious advance the nation’s health and 2 other daughters, a son, a Committee. for Manchester,” Weiss said. Superintendent John Burchill Berte As Chairman brother, 15 grandchildren and Mobile homes and boats Weiss said there is a “Department of Social Ser- ...get the drift of It. The vice president arrived in not reflect frozen tax rates for collisions were reported. education, to improve continue to be popular with 249 Bangkok Thursday after talks the elderly and are subject to of t h e T own Higjh w.a y State Police at Stafford and BY SOL R. COHEN Building Hearing Room gave government in Manchester, the conditions of people in need, to 12 great-grandchildren. Weiss said he had talked with possibility DevCo might ‘aid Department said that eight Funeral services will be mobile homes owned by Vernon officials of the Greater Manchester in downtown in Saigon with President revision by Board of Tax Colchester said there were (Herald Reporter) Dobkin and Mrs. Taylor a best you can get, join us and carry forward our increasingly taxpayers for a total value of Nguyen Van Thieu and In Review action. Sanders went into action at 8:30 several “fender-bender” ac­ A. Paul Berte of 57 Tuck Rd. standing and resounding ova­ vote Republican’.’’ successful attacks on crime, Friday at 1 p.m. at the Potter Hartford Development Corp. redevelopment, but “not at this RTE. 30, VERNON Thursday night and continued Funeral Home, 456 Jackson St., $492,480. The number of boats (DevCo), which will develop point.” No-Faull Pushed EL CAMINQ PLAZA Phnom Penh with President A potential increase of over cidents in their areas this mor­ last night was elected chairman tion. Mrs. Mercer, after thanking drug abuse and injustice, and to totals 433 with a value of WASHINGTON (AP) - Lon Nol on postwar reconstruc­ $1 million was cut into throughout the night, 12 sanders ning. South Windsor Police of the Manchester Republican Dobkin, taking note of the deal with such important areas Willimantic. Burial will be in the new town for its Parent An economic study may be r v e n b j r v e | r . 872-8379 were in operation by 7 a. m. the committee for electing her, Windham Center Cemetery. $142,110 an increase of $15,430 company. Greater Hartford needed to determine the Backers of national no-fault tion of Indochina. somewhat because of increased made a similar report, but Town Committee, succeeding large turnout on an evening of remarked, “1 hope I can be as of special concern as consumer over last year’s value. auto insurance believe they ■ the difference in bedrooms exemptions under Public Act today, and 14 trucks were Coventry and Vernon Police M. Adler Dobkin, who had miserable weather, remarked, affairs.” Friends may call at the Process Inc. potential effect of the proposed sanding and plowing good a vice chairman as funeral home today from 3 to 5 Assessments levied under The proposed new town of have enough votes to pass a bill 490 which offers reductions for said they didn’t investigate any resigned after five years in the “Now you know, Paul (Berte), Community Development — new town on Manchester, Weiss * Recommended by Conn. Building Officials Association Saunda. She was the best. I, too, p.m. Public Act 788 “Prorated 20,000, to be developed over the in the Senate by April or May. Nixon Nominated farm and forest lands. ’These simultaneously. Catch basins accidents. post. Berte will fill the if you ever feel you can’t draw a “We must do a better job ... in said. were opened in critical areas, am looking forward to an Assessments and Collection of OSLO (AP) — The director of reductions totalled $1,011,535, Elsewhere in Connecticut, a unexpired term to spring of crowd to a town committee election victory in the fall.” creating more livable Taxes on New Real Estate the Norwegian Nobel Institute an increase of $776,905 from the he said, and a grader was also gasoline-carrying tractor 1974. meeting, just resign as town communities, in which all of Construction," are not included confirlaed today that President Oct. 1, 1971 figures. scraping pavements to get as trailer hit another truck on the Berte’s election was no sur­ chairman. That’s when they’ll Berte, an attorney and a CPA our children can grow up with Hyman M. Berman in the grand iist figures, but Vernon Notes Nixon Is among “dozens of can­ The breakdown of the grand much slush as possible removed wet Connecticut Turnpike early prise. He was not opposed and turn out.” with the Hartford accounting fuller access to opportunity and Hyman Max Berman, 68, of 35 will be added when the Board of didates” proposed for the 1973 list figures is as follows: gross in case of later freezing. today and burst into flames, was elected by acclamation. Dobkin thanked the com­ firm of Ernst & Ernst, is a GOP greater immunity to the social Foley St. died Wednesday at Tax Review changes are Nobel Peace Prize. real estate, $37,778,435; net real A two-car Penn Central closing all six lanes of the When Dobkin announced his mittee merhbers for their district leader, chairman of the evils and blights which now Ski Slope Opens ON PANELING freight train derailed at the Manchester Housing Authority Manchester Memorial Hospital entered on the list. S A V E The deadline for nominations estate (after veteran, blind and resignation two weeks ago, he cooperation during his five plague so many of our towns after suffering a heart attack The value of slightly more was Thursday. elderly exemptions), Woodland St. crossing shortly (S«M- Page Twenty) designated Berte his personal years in office. “It’s been fan­ and is its liaison with the and cities.” while driving on Spencer St. He than 6,200 acres of land is listed Monday’s storm made it served in the Vernon schools $36,664,340; personal property tastic,” he said. “I don’t know Mayor’s Downtown Action possible to open the Fox Hill Ski next week: , BANANA 4x7 SPICEWOOD 4x8 choice to succeed him. In appealing for help from was the husband of Mrs. at $6,111,080 a slight drop from COCONUT 4x8 gross, $1,437,195; personal who to single out — so I’ll single Committee. He was area for the first time this Monday: Barbeque beef on What was a surprise, Congress, Nixon said of his Florence Gipstein Berman. last year’s figure of $6,210,000. Need $600 Million property net, $1,436,645; motor however, was the resignation of out all of you.” Manchester coordinator last blueprint for a revamped Mr.' Berman was born in House and building lots season and members of the rice, spinach, bread and butter, vehicle gross, $4,029,155; motor Bolton Grand List summer for the Republican in­ Aipine Ski Club of Rockville pineapple. <2.88 <3.49 »3.49 PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Mrs. Saunda Taylor from the government: Colchester and had lived in numbering 6,943 are valued at The bankrupt Penn Central vehicle net, $3,891,025. Berte, after thanking the terne program in Washington, plan to take advantage of it. Tuesday: Stuffed shells, post of vice chairman and the committee for his election and “Converting it into reality West Hartford for 17 years $27,492,212. railroad reported Thursday it Assessment figures show the election of Mrs. Marion Mercer D.C., and was director of will require a spirit of coopera­ before coming to Manchester Club members will meet at green beans, whole wheat bread town contains 2,901 houses for a Up Half Million fo r the support and volunteer services for the Apartment houses and homes the Lottie Fisk Building, Henry must have $600 million in new to succeed her. Mrs. Mercer’s tion and shared commitment on four years ago. He was a with more than four dwelling and butter, apple crisp. gross of $24,253,658; 1,793 encouragement he received Manchester Committee to Re- Park tonight at 8 for a brief SAVE ON ALL ARMSTRONG CEIUNGS federal money over the next election also was without the part of all branches of the graduate of Bacon Academy, units are included in the Wednesday: Frankfort on outbuildipgs at $1,138,555; 8,793 JUDITH DONOHUE year, 282 personal property, prior to it, pledged as his im­ Elect the President. He is a business meeting and then will roll, potato puffs, pickled beets, four years to get out of the red. opposition and by acclamation. mediate goal, “the election of a governmeht, for the goals we Colchester. commercial classification. Barring that,the railroad’s house and building lots at Correspondent and 2,846 motor vehicle ac­ member of the Exchange Club take their ski gear over to Fox gingerbread with topping. Mrs. Taylor, for nine years Republican majority (on the seek are not those of any single He was a retired antique Other figures listed in the SPECIAL SPECIAL court-appointed trustees said $7,736,242 ; 36 stores at $666,895; counts. Last year’s account of Manchester. Hill for an evening of skiing Thursday; Juice, pizza, igi-mstrong vice chairman and secretary of Board of Directors) in the fall.’’ party or faction, they are goals dealer and was a member of the new list are: Barns, sheds, gar­ the only other way to reach and 12 factories at $227,940. Bolton’s 1972 Grand List is up totals were real estate 1,727, the committee before then, had Mrs. Mercer, who resides for the betterment of all under the iights. Tuesday night tossed salad, ice milk bar. $575,633 from 1971, according to personal property 257 and First Ludmir Benevolent ages etc., numbering 2,394 and AS LOW AS < 1 4 *^ AS LOW AS <24~ financial stability would be to A total of 18,850 acres of land not announced her resignation “That is our mandate as with her husband. Jack, at 174 Americans. Association. valued at $1,482,619; Machinery the club^ conducted the first of a Friday: Crispy fish sticks, figures released yesterday by motor vehicles, 2,695. planned series of adult ski parsley potato, butternut PER 10 X 12 ROOM PER 10 X 12 ROOM cut the trackage almost in half. are assessed at a value of publicly. Only about half of the Republican town committee Ludlow Rd., is a Republican “As President, I recognize Survivors, besides his wife, and water power, $2,389,880 ; 57 Provinciale Design assessor Calvin Hutchinson. 60 committee members present members,” he said. “There’s district leader, a justice of the that I cannot do this job alone. iessons. squash; bread and butter, jello 12 X 12 P LA IN W H IT E ______2 X 4 Suspended- Plain White $3,755,145. In addition to farm The list totals $20,578,822 com­ Hutchinson^reminds persons are two sons, Melvin L. Berman horses, $5,340; 4 cattle, $550; <15“ per ctn. classihcations, there are 112 comparing the two sets of last night knew about it. no doubt we’ll have to work peace and, for many years, an The Congress must help, and I of Manchester and Victor R. Poultry, $630; Commercial Snowmobiles Forbidden with topping. pared with $20,004,189 last year. Snowmobile owners are ( ^ m Strong horses assessed at $13,205; 22 figures that the 1971 figures are In fact, the first knowledge harder. We know we’re out- active worker and executive pledge to do my part to achieve Berman of East Hartford; a furniture and fixtures, Milk is served with all meals. ( ^ m Strong Area Numbers registered. Our offer to the cautioned by Donald Berger, cattle at $2,840; and 247 boats at A breakdown of the 1972 adjusted totals after review by th e others had of the board member of the a constructive working sister, Mrs. Ruth Sachs of $2,677,630: By The Associated Press $97,460. figures indicate that real estate resignation was when Mrs. Vi­ townspeople stands — ‘If you Manchester Republican relationship with the Congress recreation director, that the Here is a list of winning the town’s Board of Tax Bayside, L.I., N.Y.; and four Also: Mechanics and farming LOSE UGLY FAT accounts for $17,813,431; per­ Review, while the 1972 figures vian Ferguson placed Mrs. want good, efficient Women’s Club. grandchildren. tools, $2,480; Manufactured use of these vehicles is for­ Santero Design‘d Barbary Design‘d lottery numbers selected in The Board of Tax Review will bidden on the town-owned Start losing weight today OR sonal property, $642,^11; and have not yet been adjusted. Mercer’s name in nomination Funeral services will be goods, $500,830; Cables and con- MONEY BACK. MONAOEX Is a liny weekly drawings by meet to hear grievances on < 1 p®*” cl® ' <12“ per ctn. motor vehicles $2,122,980. to fill the vacancy. Friday at 11:30 a.m. at the duits, $4,233,670; Ecker Farm and at Henry tablet that will help curb your de­ northeastern states that run assessments tonight from 7:30 The board will sit later this Park. sire lor excess food. Eat less-weigh to 9:30; tomorrow from 9 a.m. Last year’s breakdown At that point, Henry (Bud) chapel of Weinstein’s Mor­ Miscellaneous, $624,990. Also less. Contains no dangerous drugs lofteries. The department does allow to 4 p.m. and Tuesday, showed $17,400,144 for real es­ month to hear complaints or to Michalak rose and ask ^ why a tuary, 640 Farmington Ave., included in the grand list is $57,- and will not make you nervous. No NEW YORK - 444938 tate; $579,575 for personal successor to Mrs. Taylor wds regulated snowmobiling at strenuous exercise. Change your life Wednesday and Thursday of discuss assessments with Hartford. Rabbi Leon Wind and 100, the ten per cent penalty for NEW JERSEY - 890421 Legion Field off West St. . . . start today. MONAOEX costs next week from 7:30 to 9:30 property and $2,024,144, motor being proposed when Mrs. Cantor Israel Tabatsky of late filing. This is $25,300 less $3.00 lor a 20 day supply and $5.00 ^)*iTistrong PENNSYLVANIA - 050262 taxpayers who feel aggrieved. Taylor had not yet resigned. Requirements for use of this ^ ^ m s t r o n g p.m., in the Assessor’s office of vehicles. Temple Beth Sholom will of­ than allowed on last year’s list. lor twice the amount. Lose ugly fat MASSACHUSE’TTS - 215952 Hutchinson said there are 1,- ^Mes for these hearings have “I feel that a new chairman area have been set forth by the or your money will be refunded with ficiate. Burial will be in the Tax exempt real estate and tax CONNECTICUT — 36658 the 'Town Hall,-Rt. 31. not yet been set. Town Council. no questions asked by; '734 real estate accounts this should start off with a new vice First Ludmir Benevolent exempt farmers are not Fissured Design " chairman,” said Mrs. Taylor, School Lunches Highdiffe Design Association Cemetery, reflected in the grand list Ltastt InM PvWt ks(4M who then rose to offer her The following lunches will be <14“ per ctn. Cleveland Ave. Ext., Hartford. figures. MMb Tpts. Wsst4M Or*n F M $12** per ctn. designation. “After all. I’ve had Memorial Week will be the job nine.years. It’s time observed at the home of his son, Folks, Be Of Good Cheer someone else brought some Victor R. Berman, 33 Grande fresh ideas tom.” Rd., East Hartford. S tro n g (Xym Strong Spring Will Soon Be Helre She explained that, in 1968, ’The family suggests that any LEE BELTED TIRE SALE 20% OFF \ when Dobkin was elected memorial contributions may be Stock Base chairman, she promised to con­ made to the Heart Association F£ Size Reohees Code No. 20% Off Chatham Design Colonial Sampler “If Candlemas Day is bright and clear, there will be two tinue as vice chairman as long of Greater Hartford, 310 Collins ROUTE 83 , VERNON as he stayed in the post. She TTFIT 7-Q0-13 Mtf-235-129 78.05 36.02 WO 2841 <12“ per ctn. <15“ per ctn. winters in the year.” St., Hartford. E78-14 then seconded the nomination J--3>14 600-605-129 8145 3749 U1 2943 of Mrs. Mercer. F78-14 7.75-14 600-601-129- 86.60 The Scottish once said it, with a sigh and tear. The CO 3848 IS4 31.10 WE BEAT THE BIG GUYS ON PRICES - SERVICE - FREE DELIVERY* The other two officers, Mrs. Miss Bessie Mason 678-14 ifilbNazL -MM- -43.30 groundhog repeats it, with a smirk and leer. Mildred Schaller, secretary, ROCKVILLE - Funeral I f T W r 8.55-14 600403-128 101.45 4344 19$ 35.07 and Charles McKenzie, services for Miss Bessie Mason » i78"14 iJ5-14 600406-129 11125 47.43 3011 37.94 How come the groundhog’s so smart in Punxsutawney, treasurer, continue in their of 164 Vernon Ave., who died UJ R8-15 7.75-15 600407-129 88.75 39.61 767 31.69 P-A? He looks for an instant and knows what to say. posts. H- SAVE UP TO 40% Monday at a Rockville 678-15 8J5-15 600408-129 97.15 4141 240 33.93 Berte’s name was placed in convalescent home, will be K H78-15 8J5-15 6 0 ^ 1 2 9 44.68 “ 35:74 Methinks he’s a dumbbell and not smart at all, else he’d nomination by Atty. John Shea, m r W 9,01 ON himself a former chairman of Friday at 11 a.m. at the Holmes 9 J78-15 8i5-15 600-610-129 11245 47.43 3.12 37.94 Rumpul Stilskin, Manchester’s resident groundhog at the be in Miami, just having a ball. Funeral Home, 400 Main St., the town committee. Harlan JI.W-15 — 4 0 (P ^ 1 2 9 TliiTr 46l62 “ 3 7 3 5 “ Manchester. Burial will be in 2.90 Lutz Junior Museum, offered his sympathy to Taylor seconded the nomination m i 5 *8.15-15 600611-129 CARPETS BY Grove Hill Cemetery. 117.00 3,27 3942 Punxsutawney, Pa., residents today where a cousin of his and Roy Thompson, who had SJZ5-i4 6 0 P t2 -i2 l Viking - Monorch - World There are no calling hours. 678-H 7 .i0 saw his shadow and thus they are in for six more weeks of - Editor’s Note been mentioned as a possible 678-15 8J5-15 600408-128 87.45 39.17 2 40 3144 Chorter Ook - Salem winter. Rumpul saw no shadow here and in National Manchester’s dawn was icy and gray. candidate but who had ruled it s Tiwir 8.55-15 W S e P 1 2 T 9l60 41.21 3.01 3197 Weather Service language, said: “Spring will arrive in Meaning Spring is not far away. out, moved that the 1 YD. INSTALLED FREE WITH EVERY 5 Manchester if not sooner, later, beyond p shadow of So thanks to a Cohen named Sol, nominations be closed and Republican Town Officials Personal Notice doubt.” He promised a revised forecast March 2. (Herald For this lyrical folderol. Berte’s election be made un­ V/sIf Car/'e T V animous. A. Paul Berte and Mrs. Marion Mercer, new chairman and vice chairman of the on our upper level photo by Ofiara) Manchester Republican Town Committee, in standing ovation for M. Adler Dobkin and 555 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. TtL 643-2832 COM PLETE LINE OF APPLIANCES AND TV’S The committee members I noald like to t m r t n my heartfelt Mrs. Saunda Taylor, outgoing chairman and vice chairman. (Herald photo by Pinto) and apprecianoa to the doctors, packed into the Municipal M IM S , M e n u and neiglibon, who were ao Mm in OUT recent bmavement, in the CHARLIE'S SERVICE STATION ROUTI 83, VIRNON 624 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. TEL 649-7243 t * M4*. to e pja. WoHy | It **** *^ ”*^ M n. Benjamin Kwiatkowaki 875-4304 872-0884 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 2, 1973 — PAGE THREE

PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri„ Feb. 2, 1973 Rockville Police Report Hebron Qj-and List Delayed FIGURE SKATES IN-CAR HI£ATERS Hospital Folk Singer At Chaminade MANCHESTER be announced later.- Residents Tuesday: Porkettes, mashed MEADOWS i TV Tonight | Sheinwold on Bridge and Lucille C. Young of London MEN’S or $ 1 1 |9 9 ON«*91NO«TMo» JCT.otl-B4 HTfD Notes Manchester Police are ANNE EMT therefore, should determine TAK{ CAST-WIST SC«Via«0 f XIT • See Saturday'$ Herald for j potato, carrot and celery sticks, Berpie McKenna of Bolton, investigating a Wednesday Rd., Hebron, were in collision Correspondent their assessments as all com­ Plus Bqhus Feature RLURl©fll Complete TV LUtingt What do you say? Admitted Thursday: Edward shortly after noon Thursday on brownie. LADIES’ I U folk singer and composer, will BIDDII)jG GIVES CLUE South dealer ' night break into Robertson Tel. 228-3971 plaints must be filed with the Wednesday: Hamburg pizza, Friday & Saturday TO BEST DEFENSE East-West vulnerable Answer: Bid one diamond. Scibek, RFD 1, Rockville; Porter St., police said. present a program of classical School, N. School St., in which Assessor Harold^ Maddocks Tax Review Board during its garden salad, fruit cocktail. Rotter S k a te s...... $15.90 'VBAwi' - 6:00 — rock, blues and folk music By ALFRED SHEINWOLD NO RTH The hand is worth a response, Lillian Caron, South St., three items were stolen and Both vehicles were towed; has received an extension until and your best course is to show Rockville; Shirley Williams, minor injui^s were reported, sessions. Thursday: Veal parmesean, New Shipment — Just Arrived (3-8-22) NEWS Monday at the Chaminade 4 865 3 vandalism committed. March 1 for filing of the town’s mashed potato, beans, gelatin “Nice lead, partner,” said J 109 your only good suit at the level Colchester; Helen Mazewski, police said.X Menu THE CONCERT FOR (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH Musical Gub meeting at 8 p.m. Police said the thieves 1972 Gfand List. with topping. at the Federation Room of East at the end of today’s hand. O KQ432 of one. It would be poor policy Weht Rd., Rockville; Josephine entered the school by a rear No cnarges were filed against Once it is filed, residents may The menu at the elementary 8nba»f>jas BANGLADESH (20) SOUNDING BOARD “The bidding shriek^ for it,” * 6 Friday: Tomato juice, sea (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE Center Congregational Church. to bid 1-NT just bk:ause the Zotti, Summit Rd., Vernon; door. Beer bottles were strewn either driver; police said the call the town clerk or come into schools next week will be: West observed modestly. This WEST EAST hand is weak. Sherry Brennan, Davis Rd., accident was apparently caused dogs on roll, mashed potato, (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH The event is open to the throughout the building; an exit the Town Office Building for in- Monday: Orange juice, ham- carrots, white cake with was true, but you need a good ♦ K 4 4 1072 Copyright 1973 Ellington; Eugene Purrington, by slippery road conditions. formation on their burg on roll, potato chips, green (40) WILD WILD WEST public. Refreshments will be 63 sign was ripped from a wall; chocolate frosting. served later in the evening. pair of ears to hear such ^ A 5 2 General Features Corp. Broad Brook; Anna Mayette, and a telephone was ripped out, assessments. bean casserole, peaches. — 6:30 — shrieks. 0 J 1097 0 85 Windermere Ave., Rockville; Manchester Police reported Club members who will JA A 105 2 4k QJ 9843 police said. The Board of Tax Review will (3) CBS NEWS Sandra Dumeer, Windsorville; several other accidents then hold sessions during participate in the program in­ South dealer SO UTH Two work coats, valued at (8) ABC NEWS George LaChappelle, W. Main Thursday and today, most of March, the dates of which will SLEDS . . . $5.99 .. (22-30) NBC NEWS clude Mrs. Eliza Ventres, East-West vulnerable 4 AQJ9 about $16, and a box of pianist; and Mrs. Eldna St„ Rockville. electrical circuit breakers, them minor and most blamed Toboggans - Sno Coasters (24) WORLD PRESS Opening lead—Ace of Hearts to KQ874 Discharged Thursday: on slippery roads. Johnston, soprano. In most bridge games West 0 A6 SPRING CRUISE value unknown, were stolen, — 7:00 — McKenna, a graduate of K 7 Clarence Brunnelle, Kelly Rd., police said. (3) YOUNO DR. KILDARE woOld take about a half-second * S/S OCEANIC Vernon; Sylvia Soucier, Spring Robert L. Durepo, 21, of About Town Rockville High School, received to choose the jack of diamonds S o u th W e s t N o r th E a s t Tel. 643-7111 (8) TRUTH OR his first guitar at the age of 2. P ass 2 <:y Pass St., Rockville; Linda Childress, Doreen Gresko, 17, of Bunker Storrs, was charged Thursday All departments of the Mary 2 MAIN ST. as his opening lead. Declarer 1 7 DAYS APRIL 28 afternoon with operating a Open to 9 P.M. CONSEOUENCES He has played with several 2 P ass 3 4 Pass Mile Hill Rd., Tolland; Alan Hill Rd., Andover, was charged Cheney Library will be open FARR’S would draw trumps as quickly 4 (18) DICK VAN DYKE 4 P ass Pass Pass New York/Nassau Morganson, Tolland; Louise motor vehicle while his license Sunday afternoon from 1 to 5. bands and was a rock guitarist as possible, losing one trump, 4 Thursday afternoon with (20) NBC NEWS with one of the first area bands Opening lead — O A Rates from $ 3 8 5 . Kreyssig, Nye St., Rockville; fourth-degree larceny (shoplif­ is suspended, and misuse of Mrs. Joanna Case of the Sunday (22-30) NEWS Loring photo one heart and one club. The Edith Buckley, Kingsbury Ave., marker plates. His car was to play acid rock. He started players would go on quickly to MA AUTO & TMVEL ting) at Butterfield’s staff will conduct a program of (24) FREE FOR ALL Rockville; Arthur Thornton, stopped on Charter Oak St. at watercolor painting at 3 for folk singing about a year ago Bernie McKenna the next hand, and there would Daily Question 770 Asylum Ave. Department Store at the (40) ABC NEWS and has been featured at Grant Hill Rd., Tolland; Naomi Parkade, police said. the 1-84 ramp, police said. Court children and young people. Read Herald Ads be no exchange of pleasantries Partner deals and hids one Hartfo^ Com. date is Feb. 26. - 7:30 — several coffee houses. McKenna and his wife, Nan­ Tel: 278-7430 for Neff, Franklin Park, Rockville; She was released on her Materials will be provided. cy, recently enlisted in the U.S. between East and West. eluh. The next player passes. Robert Quigley, Cindy Terrace, (3) WHAT’S HAPPENING Curt Szalontai of Rockville, a West actually opened the ace You hold: Spades, 8-6-5-S; Free Brochure written promise to appear in (8) LASSIE technician, will tape Navy and will leave for recruit Vernon; Florence Gaskell, court at Manchester Feb. 26. training on March 28. He will of hearts, for reasons that will Hearts, J-10-9; Diamonds, K- Somers; Mrs. Joan Cyr and (18) BETTER WORLD McKenna’s portion of the appear in a moment or two. Q-4-3-2; Cluhs, 6 (20) HUMAN DIMENSION program, which will include take his basic training at Great daughter, W. Main St., Harold E. Engstrom, 70, of Lakes, 111., and she, at Orlando, He continued with a low Rockville; Mrs. Ann Levesque (22) LET’S MAKE A DEAL several of McKenna’s com­ heart, and dummy won with the South St., Coventry, was y e r i t o t t ^ V e r n o n ^ (24) WALL STREET WEEK positions. Fla. and son, ^mers. charged T()ursday afternoon TONGHT 5 P.M.-11 P.M. ten. Declarer took the ace of All Ice cream made f resli daily on premises Births Thursday: A daughter C itf ^ (30) HOLLYWOOD spades and continued with the with fourth-degree larceny SQUARES to Mr. and Mrs. Charles (shoplifting) at K-Mart, 239 I tmt Mum 15. M ■ w (on Ml m im m B Muiitiioi)TEs n . m . ii (Oir h ) jack of spades, hoping to draw Hockla, West Willington; A (40) NANNY AND trumps before there was Spencer St., police said. Held Over, 2nd Fun Week Held Over 7th Fun Week I THE PROFESSOR daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John He was released on a $50 non- trouble. & Peters, West Willington. - 8:00 — 'Much Ado’ Fun for All West won the second trump surety bond for court ^^VBEZZINI^ \M A R K ir appearance Feb. 26. SATURDAY 11 A.M.-11 P.M. "^Honeymoon's (3) MUCH ADO ABOUT By WILLIAM GLOVER tly arresting even when the with the king and led his last NOTHING AP Drama Critic camera dispatches him to the heart. East could trump this, Special — The and then his club return gave 3 6 FLAVORS-eOV^IETIES " Cars driven by Mildred S. over... it's time NEW YORK (AP) - The scenic, background. Comment Session Miller of French Rd., Bolton, Factory: Adams and Hilliard St., Manchester— 649-3183 Shakespeare play set in an Antoon, assisted in TV bap­ West the setting trick with the current Broadway hit, “Much A 9 to 11 a.m. Board of to get married.' American town before World Ado About-Nothing,” becomes tism by Nick Havinga, con­ ace of clubs. VALENTINE’S DAY ^ 5 0 * O f f Brewster Sentenced War I. tinues to display his versatile Directors comment session will captivating fun for everyone be conducted Tuesday in the WASHINGTON (AP) - ______(8-40) BRADY BUNCH who tunes in on the CBS televi­ ingenuity with clever, comic Ruff Defeats Contract SPECIAL! I l l Ice Cream Cakes Bobby has a hero — Jesse Manchester Municipal Former Sen. Daniel B. STARRING M A G G I E S M I T H Wadter sion network tonight at 8 EST. adjustments of action, utilizes It is clear that only the heart Brewster, D-Md. was sentenced James. photographic fluidity with im­ Building. Adapted with rare, im­ ruff defeated the contract. Why Held on the first Tuesday and today to two to six years in A / l a t t h a u (18) SKI RACING aginative artistry, the show pressive effectiveness. There did the bidding make it clear (20-22-30) SANFORD ft SON third Thursday of each month, prison and fined $30,000 on amply justifies the extraor­ are even touches of old-time that the ace of hearts would be charges of accepting an illegal _C a ro l Fred gets engaged to a Mack Sennett flicker romp. Surprise Your SwaathaartI the sessions are for those town dinary three hours of prime a good lead? residents who wish to file gratuity. younger woman. West did some simple time allotted it. A screening for comments or complaints on any His codefendant, former B u r n e t t (24) WASHINGTON reviewers was held in advance. counting. South began by bid­ WEEK IN REVIEW subject in the board’s lobbyist Cyrus T. Anderson, The program launches a ding hearts and later bid was sentenced to I’A to 4Vz IN-TNE-FACTORY jurisdiction. — 8:30 — much-publicized pact of CBS Tickets on Sale spades. This showed five hearts years in prison and fined $30,- (8-40) PARTRIDGE FAMILY and four spades. North raised with the Gotham’s liveliest For ^Rainmaker^ 000. Danny has an 11-year-old center of stage creativity, for­ hearts, showing at least three Tickets are now on sale for admirer. mally called the New York cards in that suit. SAVE “ The Rainmaker” , the HEART *7 Bolton BUY OFF THE ...... T-'-rv (18) SPORTS CHALLENGE Shakespeare Festival, and West therefore counted the ($0.50 With coupon) romantic comedy to be 3 0 % -6 0 % \ I ! 4 (20-22-30) LITTLE PEOPLE familiarly known as Joseph opponents for at least eight FACTORY FLOOR Stewart Is allergic to his new Papp’s outfit. presented by the Little Theatre hearts, and he could see three H u tc h in s o n of Manchester, Feb. 16-17 and • Birthdays puppy. During the next four years an hearts in his own hand. It was 23-24 at 8:30 p.m. in the East • Anniversaries ESTATE ' P c t c w (24) EYE TO EYE assortment of drama specials clear that his partner could A p p o in te d The impact of photography are planned, calculated both to Catholic High School have only two hearts at most. auditorium, according to Ruth From r to 7 Her Wedding • Holidays on the art world. augment video’s frail culture This simple counting pointed to CORNER T i l l i c ” Munson, ticket chairman for Cakes. A variety of sizes for • Graduations S a n ita r ia n SALE — 9:00 — quotient and bridge the Papp- the correct defense. r=j=fi PANAVISION* this production. • Showers SALE PRICES All about love (8-40) ROOM 222 annoying gap between living Birthdays, Anniversaries, JUDITH DONOHUE BOTH For two days only, Bezzini Bros. Factory opens its doors to the public for l“ tr| METROCOLOR and marriage! Tickets may be secured at A scholarship contest. theater and mass audience. Holidays. Correspondent direct factory selling. 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Swivel Rocker TRAVEL rocked lasses could only puff a succeeding Milton Jensen who M^NC^£STER, Good for years of comfort­ MANCHESTER mniiciw Ca/vklo MANCHESTER advantages), owning a home cigarette on the sly. 36 FLAVORS able rocking TTV CENTER S tarts — 11:05 — Ott 1/ KfiMHpAtoril has held the post for the past NOW The time-locale transition is NmtirAMtS«wAlin CHUCK & RITA TRH) eovARiCTies gives you and your family a 248 Rag. $109. 43-7832 FR£^: PARKING REAR Of THEATRE Today (24) JANAKI two years. BFA members have greater sense of security neatly rounded with some FRIDAY A SATURDAY cited Jensen for his dedication HANDSOME CONTEMPORARY FACTORY — 11:30 — chipper, rickytick music by privacy and freedom . . . PRICED (3) MOVIE Offer Good Until Feb. 2B during his term. LOOSE PILLOW SOFA /S' T o , Just I# JM C- andJuSHorplM! Peter Link and a perfocpriance i IMMt U AMHT Also elected were John HhicrPOR" "The Story on Page One” style of gentle camp. 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-V MANCHESTERI V l^ l\ t I I L fii EVENINGJCj V v J lli W HERALD, tvAq Manchester, i i d l C J t C A ^ jConn., Fri., r c u Feb. « S if 2,i 1973 — PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Feb. 2, 1973 Field Work Starts Monday Cub Registration Monday

committeemen. Interested per­ Art League G range ANNE EMT As the school will be closed On Town Tax Revaluation Correspondent sons may also sign up at the Andover Grange 76 will hold a time of registration. on the regular meeting night of special celebration Monday Tel. 228-3971 the Andover Art League, the BARBARA VARRICK done; review of all established for students. Featured will be a The Town (Douncil will take evening at the Old Town Hall on M ovies meeting has been scheduled for ] values to eliminate errors in 15-piece orchestra, door prizes, up the new library referendum Qub Scout Pack 124 will hold a Rt. 6 in honor of its 85th Founded Oct. 1, 1881 Correspondent The Andover Film Com­ this Monday evening at 7 :3 0 ^ facts and judgements; inspec­ and refreshments. date at the regular meeting of final registration on Monday birthday. Tel. 644-8274 mittee has scheduled the the school. Avery Heights and Woodland tion of inventory, furniture and For tickets contact Jane the council Monday. Proposed evening from 7 to 8 at the An­ Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their showing of two films for The program will be a In charge of the festivities, Park sections of South Windsor fixtures, machinery accounts of Myers, Susan Rowe, Frances is a March 31 date. dover Elementary School. Co., 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the An­ critique of the art work which starting at 8:30 p.m. are will be appraised' first, begin­ industrial, public utility and Doyon, Jean Euzenas or the All interested residents are Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) should telephone the circulation depart­ Boys in Grades 3 through 5 dover Elementary School. members have been working on open to those interested in ning Monday, for revaluation of commercial property owners to Lynn Gross! School of Dance in invited to the league’s infor­ ment, 647-9946. are eligible to join and should “ King Kong” and ‘"The Silent the past month. All members attending, are the Misses Anna all real estate and taxable per­ establish new values for all per­ South Windsor. mational meeting. Published every evening except Sun­ be accompanied by an adult to World” are the two features should bring in their painting and Olga Lindholm and Mrs. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation sonal property in the town. sonal property along with set­ days and holidays. Entered at the Meeting on Library WCCW Fair Workshop register. and the show is open to the materials. Mary Boudreau. Town Manager Terry ting up a reporting system for Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ Member of The Associated Press The League of Women Voters The Wapping Community There is also a need for adult public. ’There will be an admis­ Sptenkel and Tax Assessor Bert the future. cond Class Mail Matter. will hold a public informational Church Women will hold a day help for Webelo leaders and sion charge of 754* McNamara said the contract Alphabetical ownership meeting on the proposed new meeting Tuesday from 9:30 Burl L. Lyons Publisher with the United Appraisal Co. record cards will be set up to The Manchester Publishing Co. library Feb. 14 at 8 p.m. in the a.m. to 2 p.m. in Fellowship of East Hartford has been show new assessments and 21 council chambers of the Town Hall at the church. Work will Sm iNG YOU fOR OVER YEARS assumes no financial responsibility for sighed, and field men will begin notices of new assessments will Subscription Rates Hall. begin on spring fair items to be typographical errors appearing in adver­ inspections first on Benedict be mailed to all property Clayton M assey, library held in May. Each person is Payable in Advance tisements and other reading matter in Dr., Pine ’Tree Lane, Manor owners. director in South Windsor, and asked to bring a sandwich for The Manchester Evening Herald. Lane, Raymond Rd., High View Informal hearings will be One Month $3.25 members of the library board lunch. Dessert and beverages Display advertising closing hours, conducted to allow all in­ FOGHRTV BROTHERS, IRC. Rd., Pond Lane, Peach Tree Single Copy 154 will present plans for the will be served and a babysitter three full days prior to publication. Lane, Diane Dr., and Spruce terested South Windsor proper­ 24 HOUR CUSTOMER SERVICE By Carrier, Weekly 754 proposed library and answer will be provided. IUD6ET Lane. ty owners the chance to discuss OIL BURNER SALES AND SERVICE Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon questions from interested HTMENT One Year $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon As the project progresses, and review new assessments CSC Meeting CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONINQ SYSTEMS with the appraisal company. residents. PUH Six Months $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and residents will be kept informed The South Windsor Communi­ FUEL OIL United Appraisal is a The LWV has not studied the Three Months $9.75 Monday. where the appraisers are library question and therefore ty Service Council will hold a U.S. CARLIN WATER HEATERS working by the assessor’s nationwide firm and has can not take a position on it, ac­ regular monthly meeting HMlneOI MANCHBSTER department. handled reappraisal of some 75 Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the 1 SERVICE CONTRACTS cities and towns in Connecticut cording to Mrs. Jane Romeyn, ’The South Windsor program publicity chairman for the Peterson Room of Our Savior AVAILABLE will be under the supervision of in the past ten years, town of­ Lutheran Church on Graham 649-4539 ficials said. organization. ’The meeting is a Women’s Lib Credit ’Thomas Azzara, job supervisor public service as part of the Rd. Budgetery items will be for United Appraisal, who will 319 &ROAD ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. Catholicism Today league’s continuing voter ser­ discussed and all members are work along with a staff of five A discussion of the place of vice program. urged to attend. or six experienced company May Go To Typewriter Catholicism in today’s world of personnel. ecumenism will be the subject According to Sherwood Ver- When the history of women’s offices we know today. of a special education talk en­ milya, president of the ap­ titled “ Why Be a Catholic?” liberation is written, a few words The above toughts are prompted by praisal company, the revalua­ Sunday in St. Margaret Mary’s announcement of the latest innovation tion program will be handled in ought to be said about the lowly parish hall at 8 p.m. a 10-step process and will take in typewriter technology, SCM’s Sister Mary Ann Fatula, head typewriter. approximately 24 months to of the Religion Department at Coronomatic cartridge-loading complete. Not only did this invention, less than Northwest Catholic High First, new appraisal record machine. Because the typewriter rib­ School, will be the guest 100 years old, transform commerce cards will be prepared and will speaker. She has a BA from bon is completely contained in the contain current owners’ names, and industry by freeing personnel Ohio Dominican College and an cartridge, manicured fingers need addresses, property locations MA in theology from St. from the drudgery and illegibility of and descriptions. Second, all never again get ink-smeared when Michael’s College, University buildings will be measured and handwriting, it freed great numbers of Toronto, Canada. changing ribbons. inspected. All recent building of women from their traditional The program' is open to the costs, land sales and real estate 0 ^ How much more can business be Goldfinch Feeding. (Photo by Sylivan Ofiara) public and refreshments will be house-confined roles by bringing them sale information will be com­ transformed? Well, the cartridges served. into the work force for the first time. piled to develop a building come in blue, silver, gold and green, pricing schedule to properly Dance Tickets On Hand SAVE <5! reflect current town values. That was the beginning of a lot of as well as the traditional black and Tickets are still available for Also, all new land values will the “ Friends For Music” dance General Electric other changes. red, and the company predicts this be established by analyzing Feb. 9 at St. Margaret Mary’s General Electric A good case can also be made that could spell the end of the Current Quotes Inside sales; pricing of all buildings Church hall. Caldor from pricing schedules Profits from the dance will be Toast-R-Oven the entry of women into the world of monochromatic look of business cor­ develop^ for the town will be used to purchase band uniforms Alarm Clock business transformed offices from respondence. ^ Facial “ Lyndon did know that peace “ No man gave more to the dank, spittoon-littered places into the Ms. Jones, take a letter in glowing had com e.” — Mrs. Lyndon B. struggle for human rights nor Report ^ Tissues Our clean, carpeted, colorful and well-lit gold. Johnson, in disclosing that asked more of us in the battle Our against racism and Two Face Charges Reg, Reg. President Nixon had advised Rowland Evans and Robert !\ovak 100 3-Ply 26.97 the former president before his discrimination.” — Sen. Hubert 3.19 21.97 H. Humphrey, D-Minn., Tissues death on Jan. 22 that a pact for Of Stealing Puppy 1.99 Use as automatic toaster, top browner or con­ Johnson’s vice president. Easy to read dial, sweep second hand. Com­ an end to the fighting in South Our Reg. trolled temperature oven. 12 per store, no rain Boys Will Be Boys Vietnam had been agreed upon. Who Runs the Pentagon? registered puppy at the Scantic 25c Box pact, fits even a small nite table. 7369. checks. T93- “ His compassion for his T w o Chicopee, Mass., persons were arrest^ by South Meadow Rd. residence. They “ When you are serving the fellow man and his sacrificial picked up the puppy and walked influential figures in the Senate Windsor Police Thursday on This thing about “ sexism” in the frequently as girls. people, I don’t think there is commitment of all of his WASHINGTON — Whether Richardson, a liberal out of the house, police said. and the White House. Liberal charges stemming from the time to be...conscious of energies toward peace in the Elliot Richardson will really Republican, did not publicly Owners of the puppy, SAVE AN EXTRA SAVE $3! schools works two ways. “ If he is at all observant, he must alleged theft of a puppy from a color.” — The Most Rev. world and social justice here at run the Pentagon as Secretary complain when the White House Republican Moore was an early Scantic Meadow Rd. home. unidentified by police, got a It m a y be true that teacher come to the conclusion that while the Joseph L. Howze, new auxiliary home assures him of a unique of Defense will be partially itself picked his deputy doubter on Vietnam—as a Margaret Giera, 18, and description of the couple’s car bishop of the Roman Catholic place in our history.” — Dean answered soon in a potentially secretary—conservative Dallas Defense and State Department expectations, peer-group pressure and school highly approves of behavior DenniS'A. Fagan, 27, were both and called police. The car was Archdiocese of Natchez- Rusk, who served as secretary stormy confrontation between oil man William’ CIenVents,.i aide in Kennedy-Johnson days, % charged with third-degree stopped a short time later. 40 textbooks extolling male that comes naturally to girls, it Jackson and the nation’s second of state under Johnson. him and the White House staff considered much harder on as a campaign foreign policy larceny. ’They were held over­ The puppy was returned, Off Our Reg. Low Prices On over a major appointment. national security questions than adviser to Govs. George achievements force little girls into rejects what comes equally naturally black Catholic bishop. night at the South Windsor unharmed, to its owners. “ He became president of the The question: vwhom will Richardson. Romney and Nelson to boys. Thus, many boys are made Police Station and were to be “ inferior” feminine roles they would United States in circumstances President Nixon appoints as Nearly two months ago, Rockefeller and as assistant to WINTER “ We must avoid the assump­ presented in Circuit Court 12 at VERNON not otherwise have chosen. a c a d e m ic failures by the very of tragedy and shock, and he assistant secretary of Defense Richardson started talking under secretary Richardson at tion that red ink is akin to fiscal East Hartford today. Edgar L.Gonville, 62, of devoted himself with energy for Internal Security Affairs privately about Moore for the the State Department four SPORTING But the dice aren’t entirely loaded institution which should teach sin.” — Paul McCracken, Police said the couple was Dublin, N.H., was charged and courage to the heavy tasks (ISA)? Richardson wants ISA post. But when hard-liners years ago. 14 Kt. Love& Konica Auto - Proctor Silex former chairman of President apprehended in their car at Rye Thursday night with intoxica­ DeVilbiss Cool GOODS I in favor o f boys. academics to them.” Nixon’s Council of Economic which had fallen upon him.” — Jonathan Moore, his aide and on Capitol Hill and in the White In contrast, Sonnenfeldt, an St. and Sullivan Ave., shortly tion, Vernon Police reported. Lib types can object, of course, that Advisers, on the mounting Kurt Waldheim, secretary- intimate political adviser, House protested, it was abrasively brilliant foreign Vapor Humidifier Junior Ski Sets Ankh Rings Reflex T Camera Steam & Dry Iron Grade school teachers reprimand after they walked out of the Police said he was taken into federal debt. general of the United Nations. regarded by the influential believed Richardson would service officer of 20 years’ custody after a complaint from boys more frequently than girls, sweetness, obedience and decorum Scantic Meadow Rd. home with Adult Skis, All Ski defense community as too quietly retreat. In fact, experience who joined the NSC a School St. resident was Our Our staff in 1969, is viewed by a gray Great Dane puppy. Boots (Jr. and Adult), charges child psychologist Bruno are no more natural to girls than dovish. The White House wants Richardson has been continuing received. Reg. Reg. his purposeful campaign for Capitol Hill hard-liners as one According to police, the Ski Accessories, 14.99 Bettelheim. boisterousness is natural to boys. Helmut Sonnenfeldt, senior Gonville was released on a 8.99 a Moore in order to assert his of their own. They regard him Chicopee couple, answering a Slide-A-Boggans 11.88 &.*199 6.99 staffer under Dr. Henry 6.88 $20 cash bond. Court date IS © According to them, such behavioral Today’s Thought as a conservative influence on newspaper advertisement, "Love” ring with genuine “ One can imagine how a boy feels Herald Kissinger at the National own rights. Feb. 20 at Rockville. Cool vapor recommended Toboggans and Tomorrow’s camera Lots of steam vents for easy Kissinger in arms limitations came to look at the AKC diamond, Ankh “ Life” ring, about himself, the school and the differences are learned and artificial. Let me not take to myself, Security Council (NSC) and a “ I don’t regard it as the kind by doctors. 1 1/2 gallon c a ­ Toboggan Pads today! Complete auto ex- ironing. Lim it 12 per s /re, Yesterdays talks with Moscow. and suffer over, the actions and medium hard-liner on foreign of question where my prestige pacity. #250 No Rain Checks heavy shank. posure, fast f/1.8 lens. no ram checks. teacher,” he writes in Ladies’ Home Perhaps they will admit, though, or Jonathan’s person interest Then, too, there are personal MBMI MANCHiSTUt eaMT9M reactions of other people. Other and defense policy. ------.g A g tt iM B . ^ that at times it can be pretty tough are involved,” Richardson told factors. Top White. House Journal, “ when he observes that boys 25 Years Ago adult human beings are not my Although the choice between u . responsibility, no matter how Moore and Sonnenfeldt surely us. Onlookers at the Pentagon domestic staffei^s; feel I are reprimanded nine tim es as practicing to be a male chauvinist. Mrs. Robert K. Anderson, closely their lives may be involves ideology and and White House disagree, Kissinger took a diistjke to #7322 #2420-AB^ organist at Second intertwined with mine. I will personality, at bottom it feeling Richardson has Moore during tbe old Congregational Church for 35 not allow myself to be troubled represents a classic power deliberately made this a test Rockefeller campaign. Rut years and recognized as ■Mttiicltettelt LPMBHtf by anyone else; my one struggle between Richardson case. Richardson’s power- Moore has one powerfulifriend Manchester’s dean of organists, problem is to improve my own and the White House—the most savvy predecessor, Melvin R. inside the palace guard in Nixon Capital Fare dies. way of living and looking in life. important test of the White Laird, had specifically warned political aide Charles Colson, “ God teach me to detach my House palace guard’s grand him no Secretary of Defense who worked with him in the Wood Stains 10 Years Agd can function properly without office of then Sen. Leverett Andrew Tally mind from what others say and design to absolutely control the Town departments start work do, except to draw helpful federal government during Mr. subordinates personally loyal to Saltonstall of Maksachjusetts. Prestone on budget requests. lessons and guidance from Nixon’s second term. him. Sonnenfeldt’s supporter? argue 4-Piece them.” That design calls for Complicating this power that since anti-Kissingei' forces at the State Department will Super Sweep "IT 7 9 c A Good Buy Submitted by; appointments at the assistant struggle are ideological con­ win Matched Car| 1.09 ■ Fireset Heavy Duty Board of Deaconesses secretary level by the White siderations. Although Richard­ not accept him back, Ijis high son contends that Moore is no talents should be put to work at Stereo Speakers Snow Brush Reg. to 19.99 i Cast Iron Grate so incidentally, because a child Second Congregational House, not cabinet members—a WASHINGTON—This study the victim of one or more of the dove, he is so regarded by the Pentagon. LOWER PINT Reg. 1.59 1.19 with a bent pin could bust out of Today in Church major break with tradition. cost the taxpayers only $2- five types of crime covered in The ISA appointment is YOUR f u e l some of our hoosegows. But I Our Our YOUR million, which is a bargain the survey. symbolically critical to QUART Reg. 2.49 would not advise Peterson to go BILLS Reg. Reg. 1.79 CHOICE these days. But you get what T he N ew York Times History Richardson considering his 5.49 Pr. . TPr. , iI 1.99 « « I a you pay for, and the report of reported that the city’s South into the ghettos of our big cities overall difficulty taking control 4 2 1.57 For all staining jobs. Use 5 9.84 Black with1 solid or antique 2 oz flush mount stereo Smooth, heavy hardwood ; 24” long, 15” deep; remov­ Bronx had become a jungle, and tell their captive residents with brush, sponge or rage. th e National Advisory at the Pentagon. Busy winding ^ speakers. Complete with ::S handle, tough bristles, ice brass. Stand, shovel, poker, al able sides. Use for logs or besieged by 20,(XK) drug addicts that “ Most inmates are not Today is Friday, Feb. 2, the Commission on Criminal up as Secretary of Health, wire and hardware. i scraper. brush. % coal. #191-24 and 9,5(X) gang members. Said dangerous people.” Assorted 33rd day of 1973. There are 332 ALUMINUM Justice, Standards and Goals Education and Welfare, he had DOOR ' >',jS ,/J.' / - ;f. '-V " ' /'"Si i ->1 suggests that the commission’s the Times: “ A drug pusher is statistics show that a big days left in the year. been only a sporadic visitor at study ranks with the Edsel as a murdered by a youth gang percentage of violent crimes, if Today’s highlight in history:' Defense. Moore,; his transition THRESHOLDS not a majority, are committed On this date in 1848, Mexico SWEEPS SAVE good buy. acting on a $30 contract by a officer, has also been in-and- SAVE Set up by the Nixon ad­ rival pusher. A youngster is by hoodlums who have served agreed to cede a vast territory out. However, Clements, $ 20! OVER $21! ministration, the commission nearly stomped to death outside time. to the United States upon confirmed by the Senate as 185 Some of these vicious jerks payment of $15 million. The concluded that incarceration is a school...Merchants close their deputy secretary, has been put­ up 3 N . up “ a miserable failure” in doors at sunset, even though are out on parole, for which area embraced what are now ting in routine 12-hour days at 3fL combatting crime and urged a many of them are armed and they are not now “ eligible at th e states of Arizona, his Pentagon desk. “ He’s general reduction of sentences some conduct business..behind any time.” Some are on the California, New Mexico and learning the building,” says one and an eventual total cutback in bullet-proof glass.” street because they copped a Texas. Defense Department veteran the nation’s prison systems. Yet after more than a year’s plea for a lesser crime and On this date— who is amazed afRichardso^’s DOOR WEATHER STRIPPING Sanyo study, the President’s were required to serve only a In 1635, the Dutch absence. ALUMINURR and VINYL Citizens who live in high 4.3 Cu. Ft. commission urged the states to relatively few months in stir. A incorporated New Amsterdam, But Richardson, a shrewd, crime districts, which is prac­ “ de-emphasize” prisons and general reduction in sentences now New York. experienced bureaqcratic rni'iiiimi'' ~~ tically everywhere, will be , r - i . y ...... -.*3 .3 5 sat Compact concentrate instead on “ a might make the average In 1870, doctors disclosed that operative, is not to be un­ 2 particularly bemused by a cou­ Panasonic range of alternatives...residen­ 'mugger or rapist happy, but the the Cardiff giant discovered on derestimated. Realizing he l; Refrigerator ple of the commission’s tial treatment homes, pre­ commission does not explain a farm near Cardiff, N.Y., was must reassure the defense com­ WOOD and FOAM recommendations. They are Royce Union 10-Speed Racer 9” Diagonal Portable TV Our Reg. 109.70 release programs, and non- how it would bring joy to the not a petrified man after all. It munity, he took a relatively that judges should be required residential supervisory ef­ South Bronxes of the Republic. was all a hoax. hard line during his confirma­ to consider “ the least ...... * 1 . 9 5 sot All the wanted features forts.” By 1975, the commission No. I fear this latest crime In 1882, the Roman Catholic tion hearings. Testifying with 27’-1,3' restrictive alternative” possi­ commission is guilty of giving fraternal group, the Knights of m 'm ^ 1 V I — center pull brakes, UHF and VHF antennas. Full range inside hopes that “ sentencing an American flag emblem in his rugged frame, 27” ble in sentencing a person birth to an idea whose time has Columbus, was founded in New Detachable tinted screen. thermostat; push councils” will be developed,o lapel, Richardson satisfied CASH AND CARRY gumwall tires, rat trap '' convicted of a crime, and those Haven, Conn. Speed-O-Vision! button defrost. sentences will be reviewed on NOT come. ’There are volumes most hawkish members of the V * M J R e,. pedals. 10 per store, no i serving time in prison should be In 1953, the U.S. announced Useful, attractive appeal, and both sentencing to be said about the need to cure Armed Services Committee, 89.99 rain checks. i ® ® eligible for parole at any time. that it no longer would block 7 9 walnut counter top. institutes” to further their un­ criminals of their disease and including Sen. Henry M. On th e same day the derstanding of the criminal. io prevent is spread. But the Chinese nationalist raids Jackson of Washington. ^ 4 % ^ ■c>.. ■f.. . o commission’s report was Says Russell W. Peterson, epidemic is already here. against the China mainland. Against that ^-^ckdrop, the published: former Delaware governor, Whatever the long-range In 1961, 600 passengers defense conunumty is litft with 3 WAYS TO CHARGE The Gallup Poll announced who headed the commission, faults of our prisons, today’s aboard the hijacked Portuguese niixed emotionst It is*' totally 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. SALj:Fri.j,nd^sat that a December survey the correctional system “ just need is to quarantine the liner, “ Santd'Maria,” landed at sympathetic wifh Richardson’s BmxAmiriwd showed one person in every hasn’t been working. It may be disease carriers. Spendirig 10 Recife, Brazil. battle against)' unworkable Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. three living in densely pop­ contributing to our problems. years in the pen may not Ten years ago: Britain’s White House corarol of the Pen­ waw »4AuoHwrrmm ormn ao ywAMr’ MANCHESTER ulated center-city areas has Most inmates are not transform a brute into a can­ Prime Minister Harold tagon bureaucracy. These been mugged, robbed or suf­ dangerous people.” didate for canonization, but it MacMillan returned to London advocates of strong national 250 CENTER STREET fered property loss during the Well, most of us will agree will make life just a touch safer after talks with Italian officials defense only wish he had not »RCR08S FROIR RIR. STEAK previous i2 months. Mr. Gullup that our prison systems need a for the. little old lady with her in Rome about France’s veto of selected Jonathan Moore-as a also reported that one person in good going over for a variety of shopping bag—or that kid who British membership in the test case. five in suburban areas has been humane reasons—and also, not was nearly stomped to death. European Common Market.

r \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Fri., Feb. 2, 1 9 7 3 - PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER_E^yENIjjGj^RALD^Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb^2rjj72 Vernon -R h am About Town Public Scrap Fabrics Booster Club The Young Marines will meet Sought By Records To Organize I The Baby Has tonight at 6:50 at the Marine Few Judge Corps League Home. Rec Dept. Warranty Deeds Barney T. Peterman to Mark Condition An organizational meeting to The Confirmation Class of The Manchester Redreation Cj and Maureen A. Chmielecki, start a booster club in the Second Congregational Church Department women’s division pro,ierty at 66 HolUster St., Rham district for all activities, conveyance tax |37.95. Of Schools i Been Named will opeh its meeting tonight at n o Cedar St., is seeking the including boys and girls with a pbtluck at 6 at following scrap material for its Ronald R. and Marjorie A. scholastic and intermural Fellowship Hall of the church. programs: wool fabric scrdps, Begley to F. Peter and CODGimTlOMS The Vernon school system sports will be held Saturday Elizabeth M. Pescosolido, has 12 schools in it plus some morning at 11 in the Rham High I " . cotton fabric, lace, ribbon, moving all the time and the The Junior High Methodist property at 79 Church St., con- buildings used for kindergarten School auditorium. trim, buttons, dried beaiB, When O.C. was a boy there next clay ready in the hopper. Youth Fellowship of South veyahee tax 148.40. and an open invitation to Originally scheduled for macaroni, baby jars, colfee were not many Christmas trees His house sat so low in the Hankinson, Brian Thomas, son of Kenneth M. and Linda United Methodist Church will York G. and Dorothy E. parents and any townspeople, to Saturday evening, the' meeting cans, knitting worsted, >29-43-80-81 53^7-^ Dissolution of Trade Name joice at the most recent one. of your Zodiac birth sign mission which must accompany Pleasant.” Claire Reid of 12 Englewood Dr. He has a sister, Sharlene, 2Vt. y f TAURUS SCORPIO The question was divided so 61 With Guy R.' Lathrop, no longer the article while being The ads were about the ARR; 20 } Accept 31 The o c r. 23 voters could approve the core 2 Don't 32W otch 62 Go doing business as 'Die Browse- transported. Dear O.C., same dog, and the finder and Burdirk, Timothy Thoman, son of Thomas E. and Frieda P. I ^ MAY 20 3 Your 33 Diet 63 Must NOYo 21 facilities with or without a new 64 Come Around. Churches, schools, stores, Your cogitations in the loser got together quickly. 4-14-25-30 4 Take 34 Affection 34-36*38^/?. LaBier Burdick of 73 Union St. He was bom Jan. 10 at 35 Better 65 First gym facility and an indoor pool. 1 7 4 5 - 5 7 - 6 2 5 Others' . Trade Names clubs and many other Friday, Jan. 27 issue of The Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are 36 Shown 66 More 4 6 -4 9 -5 0 6 Cooperote Daniel Gagosz, doing organizations sent their, Herald brought back some The second time the question Mr. and Mrs. Arvin LaBier Sr. of 47 Summer St. His paternal GEMINI 7 Methods 37 Good 67 Things SAGITTARIUS Gardening lost by a very narrow margin MAY 21 8 Moke 38 To ,.68 Positive WOK. 22 business as The Browse- members to get their trees or memories to me. You men­ Septic tanks grandmother is Mrs. Theresa Burdick of 75 Union St. He has a 9 Shun 39 But 69 Simmer and made it necessary for the 20 Around, 313 G reen Rd. had them delivered by farmers tioned the Hockanum river, the AND sister, Carrie Ann, 3Vz. 10 If 40 Loved 70 Sweet 0£C. 2f board to plan to put the high ,41-48-51-55 11 With 41 Refuse 71 Defer 59-63-6465, Gporge C. Clarke, doing on order. old toll-gate house, the Logan 72 Nothings '6 1 -7 0 -7 2 12 Project 42 Be 7 1 -7 3 -7 7 business as Clarke Servicenter, school on double sessions next Plugged Sewers D 13 Your 43 Chority 73 Ployful The Hilliard family owned family and the Foster family. with CANCER 14 Cosh 44 Firm 74 Willingness CAPRICORN 128 E. Center St. woods on both sides of W. Mid­ Also the R.O. Cheney property fall. i JUNE 21 15 They're 45 Let 75 To DEC. 22 The board said any further 46 Ones 76 Work Majestic Trouser Co. Inc. of dle Tpke. from about where and the big swamp. Machine Cleaned 16 Romontic JAN. It %Studenis To Dance In Ballet | JJUIY 22 17 Feelings 47 Or 77 Activities Noiwich, doing business as The Broad St. is to Love Lane and My grandfather, Daniel FRANK ATWOOD action for again putting the Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer 78 In 9-22-39-42] iSl3-l6-17-23 185e 48 To P atfs Pocket, Hillstown Rd. they always gave permission to Logan, came from Ireland at extensive high school expansion Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ 1^27-6^68 19 Enthusiostic 491s 79 In 4 4 - 7 8 6 4 6 ^ program to a vote must be Four area residents are Company, is scheduled for Feb. 20 Which 50 Reciprocoted 80 The AQUARIUS and Spencer St. take trees when requested. the age of 19. He walked from proofing Done. LEO 21 Hosty 51 Be 81 Hondicoppec prompted by the townspeople. slated to appear in “Aladdin” a 10 and 11, at 1 and 3 p.m., at the 82 Some JAN. 20 ,. Marriage License Over that part of W. Middle Union Station in Hartford to the 22 Controversy 52 Things Meanwhile the board is new ballet for children by the King Philip School in West 23 Now 53 U t 83 Bring RU. It Craig Edward Zakner, Tpke. the road through the home of friends who lived in a McKINNEY BROS. -■SL..XUG. 22 24 About 54 And 84 Maintaining Gardeners who took tne that most of the crocus The ground was thawed, as 18-19-24-31/^,. Rockville, and Mary Elizabeth discussing plans for a far less Hartford Junior Ballet Hartford. Tickets are available ?v 1- 5- 7-10 25 Now 55 Sotisfiedi 85 Discomfort woods was not improved and little house at the trolley car 118 Purl St. 643-5308 37-52-79-86VS; trouble to pot spring bulbs last varieties can be forced planned. I got the pots out Company. a t th e Hartford Ballet 5 -3 5 -8 7 -9 0 26 Decisions 56 You 86U fe Landerfin, 64 Russell St., Feb. since no one lived there the switch in Woodland. A expensive proposal. 27 Become 57 Credit 87 Thon PISCU fall for winter forcing are successfully. They are bulbs easily and, in due time, they put Sewerage Disposal Co. Laura Thompson of Main St., Company, 308 Farmington VIRGO 88 Success 9, St. James Church. snow was not plowed. supermarket now stands on the 28 Reliability 58 May FBt. 19 bringing them into the house that bloom very early in the up handsome blossoms, but, Manchester, a student on the Ave., Hartford, or by calling AUG. 2J 29 Aids 59 Duly 89 Principles O.C. can remember going site of that little house. He got 30 And 60 Experience 90 Yours MAR. 20 now to provide gay blooms in spring when they are planted counting the new glasses, we the past two years. (Herald photo by Buceivicius) Hartford Ballet Company’s SCRT. 22 there for a tree with horse and employment in the Woodland Mrs. Rose Pastula of South Windsor looks over assortment 525-9396. . 2/3 .3-28-54-74,,^, these short mid-winter days. outdoors. figured the first pot of tulips twd-year Teacher Training ^32:33-47-561 Adverse (Tcutral B A R B S of bottles she and her husband Frank, have collected over )Goo^ 75-766368'^ sleigh numerous years. Paper Mill, saved his money, ’The earliest forced flowers I Hyacinth bulbs are very had cost about $35. Program will dance the role of ^5^60-82-85 By PHIL PASTORET € Hemlocks were preferred and got married and bought the old have seen are crocus, grown by reliable also for forcing in the Bob Young is planning WOODLAND GARDENS an Arabian slave girl. Sppne are going to the in- very beautiful. Some were toll-gate house and the land Robert C. Young of Bolton in an winter, but variety is important director for the Windharh “Let John, Phil or Loon Zapadko Halp Youl” Other students who will South Windsor Couple Dig For ^Treasures’ auwation; the rei^ of us young white pines but they adjoining the R.O. Cheney odd-looking pot with holes in the in selection of daffodils and Regional Planning Agency, 168 WOODLAND 8T.— Opan Dally 111 0— Phona 643-84741 dance in the children’s ballet Jaycee Wives wi^ stay home and complain usually lacked lateral branches. property. with offices in Willimantic. He are: Monique Glennon, Our For Prompt, Safe, side, generally called a tulips for this purpose. Bob W r8E OPEN SUNDAYS 'Ml 1:00 P.M. BY BF/n Y RYDER would take wheelbarrow loads the lip of the bottle. After 1900, The results of their abiNit our favorite program There was no road frotn My father was bom in that strawberry jar. Jars of this Young said he simply looked and his family like country they extend the full-length of endeavors, sparkling bottles in daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ______During tha Month of February... of trash way behind the house to Servicem en Say “Thanks” Econoitiicd ‘ig preempted. Adams St. to Love Lane where house. He grew up and married kind, but usually larger, are over the bins on display at a living. On Notch Rd. Bob grows Shovels, potatoe hooks, and the bottle,” she commented. amber, cobalt blue, green, and Robert Glennon of Vernon; sf * • • Center St. goes pow. That was Rose Keating in 1884. Ten years dump it in ravines and crevices, The Manchester Jaycee Transportation meant to hold a strawberry retail nursery last fall and flowers, fruit and vegetables, NOW’S THE TIME TO START TOUR ROWES AND KO H AO U SEEDS; WE bare hands are among the where it was later covered with clear glass, in assorted sizes Deborah and Victoria Gobetz, iThere aren’t nearly as put through when Maro later he built his own house on Wives, who are sponsoring a plant in each of the openings, picked the kinds that were keeps bees, and this winter has “toots” used by a South Wind­ Pastula has resided in South and shapes, line one wall of the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. PO 2 .C . Richard N. Dey, son of rrihny dirty books as there Chapman built the Ji-M.&R.T. his father’s land just east of the HAVE A COWnETE SELECTION; PU IS SEEOINO SOIL AND CONTAINEAS... earth. Casino Night “The Joker Is TAXI SERVICE where it can blossom and bear marked with a small flower pot acquired two ewes to live in the sor couple ill the pursuit of their Windsor all of his life. He is couple’s cellar. Frank Gobetz of South Wind­ Mr. and Mrs. Norman F. Dey of arif minds that need dry trolley line there. At first it was old toll hous^. When the road Wild,” Saturday at 8 p.m. at the fruit. It is no way to produce a and labeled “good for barn. This week one of the ewes hobby. “These seem to be the spots employed by David & Bradford sor; and Karen MacDonald, 605 Hillstown Rd., Manchester, TR Y IT! cleaning. called Chapman’s Road, and was widened in early 1900s the Marine Hall on Parker St., big strawberry crop, but it forcing.” These choices were produced twin lambs. it AUDOBON SEED-MIX . 100 lbs. $8.95 Rose Pastula and her to dig in, in old dumps or behind Lumber Co. of East Hartford. Soon, weather permitting, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John is in the western Pacific aboard Chapman Hill. old house was tom down to extend their thanks to the MANCHESTER! makes an interesting ornament. made by the company in Flower Shows ir SUNFLOWER SEED . . 50 lbs. $7.95 husband, Frank, of 889 Pleasant the area where old farmhouses digging will begin again, the MacDonald of Boston Hill Rd., the destroyer USS Henderson. There was a clearing in the make way for progress. In later Mrs. Pastula has been businessmen who donated ar­ The jar is an interesting Holland that grew the bulbs and The Boston Flower Show will Valley Rd., collect old bottles, once stood,” Frank said. endless scrubbing will continue, Andover. He is a 1964 graduate of C A B C O . woods west of Adams St. a years my father’s house was Ptfooo Dont forgot Our Foothorod Friondol employed as office manager for ticles for their auction. I container for the crocus. ’Those the labels came with the bulbs. be held this year from March 17 b u t unlike many other as the Pastulas seek to unearth “Aladdin,” the seventh in a Manchester High School and a short distance north of Center razed to make room for the We Hava: NlRD.fOOD, OUPPUEO, PeiDERS and ELECTRIC “ During the Christmas the Manchester Public Health more bottles for their 1966 graduate of Manchester Proceeds of the event will be 289-1555 in the mouth of the jar grow Also putting up green shoots through 25, at the same building WATER WARMERS collectors, who purchase them, Nursing Association for six series of children’s ballets by St. It could not be seen from the property of the State Trade the Pastulas dig for them. holidays, 1 went out for collection. the Hartford Junior Ballet Community College. donated to the Manchester straight up, normally. Those in in a sunny window at the where it was held last year, the years. road. School. the holes grow out to the side Young’s home is a tray of Commonwealth Armory. For the past two years, much awhile,” he said, “but the Hospital Obstetrics Dept. In that clearing Dr. Moore The swamp where you found BUELL’S AFRICAN VIOLETS of Frank’s spare time has been ground was so hard, digging Although they may have to Letting mom and dad have and then turn up to the light. Muscari, or grape hyacinths. There will be no spring flower and his friends had a trap­ your big bullfrog was also the The Young’s small cat, The larger hyacinths, the show in Hartford this year and spent in open fields, behind old was just about impossible.” wait for the “thaw” to set in the car for the evening is no shooting field. The good doctor habitat of some pretty big favor these bumper-bashing Cassandra, thinks the blossoms daffodils and tulips will follow there will be none in 89* 3 lor *2.55 homes, and in dumps of According to Mrs. Pastula, before pursuing their hobby sometimes called on O.C. and a snapping tqj^Jes. yesteryear now covered with further, the Pjstulas have their Spring Frills nights, kids. are gq^ to eat. through February and March. Springfield. one of the most tedious jobs is (n«Dd '-1a^wi)tdL tbo‘Hrap;^j^ 7"nsBre Wi^ in those days ,a Bob Young has found that he Coma See Our Complete Selection of earth, searching for bottles. work cut out for them. Get ready for lots of fem­ Bbb^oung set the bulbs in There is only one other show, washing the bottles.' ^ Somehow, we’re getting them. certain M#'! Gilman, who the pot, filled with peat moss does well to leave the tulips to to my knowledge, that could be “ Frank does most of the “Some of them must soak inine little things for spring. One boy sat in the trap house delighted in turtle soup, which PLANTS for TERRARIUMS On the floor of their basement Dresses, suits and more REBAL'S the feeling of Christmas and garden soil, in September. the last, giving them more time considered within a long day’s digging,” Rose admits, “but 1 three or four days. Others take all over again, now that and pedaled a machine that had he always made himself. My The pot was watered and then to grow roots. travel time from central take care of soaking, scrubbing are 12 bushel baskets of bottles frills than you’ve seen in a father would hunt turtles ^or ^ Wookond Speclell even longer, especially those while are back. Spring pat­ the bills are roUing in. a revolving arm that threw the buried in a trench dug in the Connecticut. It is the Long and washing the bottles.” — already for washing so their clay pigeons. He had to keep it him. Also that swamp produced INDOOR that have been stained by rusty value can be determined. terns are already out so you (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) floor of a shed, built by an ((oHily T u lip s Island Garden Show at Comack, Their collection now numbers cans while under the earth. can get a jump on the fash­ the biggest Huckleberries ever. GERANIUMS over 1,000 in a variety of sizes “The trouble is, “Rose said,” earlier owner as part of a small His trench in the dirt floor of N.Y., March 9 to 18. PLANTS “It’s almost impossible to ion scene if you’re handy Along the banks above the Co m SOS ov vast M M ii of Rn m A ed and shapes, colors and once I start washing them I get livestock barn, "rhe roof keeps a shed is an ideal spot for have brushes to fit every bottle, with a sewing machine. swamps and bn the hillside off rain and snow but the shed is holding pots of bulbs. I use a 39^ . 5 ohuomL frosk friHi our poosbosoosl embossments. so excited trying to see what among the pinei^were beautiful so on occasion 1 use the end of a kind of bottles they are, and Shirtwaist dresses, three- open: to the outside air and cold frame on the north side of “It’s always amazing to find coat hanger covered with cloth piece suits are part of the beds of trailing arbutius. , Native Art Form what inscription is embossed on winter temperatures. the house, with the pots buried Saa Our Oraaalioutaa bottles that have been buried story, but the special effect I have a map bt Manchester ^ z z has often been called Tuberous Begonia to reach the crevices, and quite them, that I’m sometimes The loose, light peat moss is a in pine bark mulch, with good Full ot BooutItuI fo r years, still intact. often 1 use little pebbles that 1 is with flowery, feminine cot­ with the names of the early the only art form to originate working on them till 1 a.m. good insulator, however, and results. My first experience Sometimes we find one that is shake inside the bottles to ton prints. settlers on it. D. Logan is one of in the United States. No one 'MoneiiertdlifllfflB; the bulbs were not frozen at any was with a trench, however, really knows just where and & aoxiimia Bulbs GIFT PLANTS! cracked or cliipped, but for the loo.sen the dirt,” she said. TER them. The map, I believe, dates time. It wouldn’t matter if they and it led to an expensive when jazz was bom. It was most part they are in good back to 1864. • Azaleas The Pastulas still face the . / y had been frozen and then mishap. not brought into existence in condition — only dirty,” she In winter the hills of the R.O. task of cataloging all the thawed out again, once they had The trench was in a vegetable any one particular city, al­ • Ctirysantiieinifflis said. bottles. Cheney property made an ideal though New Orleans is some­ 6 9 * . . 3 ^ * 2 ® “ and many more! “We have many catalogues started growth. Spring bulbs garden, when we lived in “You can determine the age sliding place for the youngsters. can Itand this treatment. Mansfield. I covered the pots times called the cradle of on old bottles a;.d when we get a of the bottle by the mold seam Matthias'Spiess, I think, once jazz. K o o I h Grow F irsl with soil, covered the soil with few spare minutes, we sit down wrote a history of early on it. Very old bottles, before With adequate moisture and hay, then a board, and then a and compare what we have Manchester. A picture of the 1860, have seams that extend cool temperature, without, few more inches of soil. found. old toll-houK is in it. At one just short of the shoulder of the light, the bulbs first started The garden, unfortunately, Among the many bottles in time the book was in the Mapr bottle. Between 1860 and 1880, root growth. They were begin­ was in the lowest part of the their collection are some from the seams go all the way up the Cheney library. Perhaps it still Manchester drug stores. STUDDING ning to send up green shoots grounds where water was FRANK’S SUPERMARKET neck, and between 1880 and when they were taken out of the certain to collect. After some “We have one with the name i Just sign me from one old 725 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE 1890, the seams continue trench before Christmas. cold January weather I found ‘Cheney Drug Store’ embossed through the top, but not through codger to another. (OPP. ST. BARTHOLOMEMrS CHURCH) on it, another one marked 2”x3”x7’ The buds were well formed those top inches of water- ‘Charles Rose Drug Store’ and DRASTIC when the Youngs accepted an soaked soil were frozen as hard invitation to visit Florida for a as concrete. m still another with the name 2”x3”x8’ About Town ‘Smith Drug Store’” she said. week, during school vacation, Digging was impossible and, DOUBLE STAMPS Cures for a variety of M O r a R O L A ’ ON THESI The board of trustees of South and Uie pot went back in the to thaw the ground, I built a fire problems were embossed on 2”»4”x8’ United Methodist Church will peat, moss to delay the over my bulb pit, piling on some several bottles such as, “Non- meet tonight at 7:30 at flowering. This kind of slow­ good, solid fireplace chunks, down and speedup management and let it bum all night. There SATURDAY NIGHT poisonous won’t stain, ‘Dead SELECT GROUP Susannah Wesley Hall of the Stick’ for bugs, Gotlieb church. is possible with forced bulbs, was a nice bed of coals when I looked at the fire the next day. Marshall & Co., Cassel, Ger­ within limits. The crocuses FEBRUARY 3nl 7 to 10 P.M. When I leaned over to look many and Phil. Pa.” Another • MEDIUM - LARGE The Strong Sex were ready to bloom promptly NYLOH more closely, my shell-rimmed using an embossed safe as a SIZES ONLY when Uiey came back in the The wing muscles of some spectacles fell off, flashed up SWEET LIFE trademark reads “Warner’s • RED • BLUE • TAN female mosquitos equal 35 house a second time. 1 STRICTLY FRESH - WMTE OR BHOWN 1 and burned in a fraction of a Kidney and Liver Cure,” and to • REG. $40.00 * 1 8 . per cent of their total body The variety is Purpurea Motorola’s Bigi Bold, Value Event of 73! SKI JACKETS SHELVIMG second. be sure all ailments were cared weight. grandiflpra, but it is safe to say [ jum bo C R < for. The Hernia Cure Co. of Now... Motorola TV & Audio at 2 BREAD 19 ^ Westbrook, Minn., prepared a f. »■ EGGS do, V W 1-Lb. Loaf 1 “rupture and hernia cure,” Value Tim e Prices! BRACKETS Clark Stanley offered a ‘ ■' i COUPON COUPON “Snake Oil Liniment for SELECT GROUP e MOSTLY BUTTON- g 25 EXTRA STAMPS 25 EXTRA STAMPS Rheumatism and Neuralgia” BLa£k a WHITE LONG SLEEVE purported to be the “best horse DOWN COLLARS ■ MOlRIA WITH PURCHASE OF WITH PURCHASE OF 4”— 6” M . 8” M. liniment in the world. ” • NOT ALL SIZES i 40* 45^ 6 PACK OF 10 Lb. Bag of Still other bottles offered • REG. $7.00 i2 » * 5 10" 50^ M. 12” 55^ M. 14” 60* M. such cures as “Ocean Weed for rOinBlE IV DRESS SHIRTS - COKE KITTY LITTER Heart Disease,’’ “Father Good Anytlnw Qood Anytlma John’s Medicine from Lowell, Handsome personal 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CONN,* Phone 6 4 3 -5135| Ona Coupon Por Family Ona Coui>on Par Family Radaam at Frank’a Mkl. Radaam at Frank'a Mkt. Mass.” and “ Mdme. Yale’s portable with sharp, crisp : ■ V SHELF STANDARDS •S-M-L-XL 3 n .-8 tt LOTBttw Excelsior Hair Tonic-price $1. ” 12" diag. picturel Built-in SELECT GROUP W s want 1o keep you A •CRU NECK COUPON large master’s ink bottle, carry handle. 1”x12* SHELVING 24* U n .F L COUPON made by the Carter Ink Co. of • U-NECK $ 25 EXTRA STAMPS 50 EXTRA STAMPS Sanford in cobalt blue, tops the •SHETLAND WOOLS nice and warm this winlei: WITH PURCHASE OF list of Rose’s inkwell collection. 7 WITH PURCHASE OF VALUE-PRICED SWEATERS •REG. $17.00 , SHEETROCK Jjlrst, we have a high-quality product: Mobil This particular bottle' was used 5 Pkgs. Sweet Life »» 4’X7W % 4’x*0’x % Heating Oil. It’s checked 21 times in labs, and con­ 10 Lbs. by the school master to fill tinuously tested in over 400 homes. FACIAL TISSUE inkwells in students’ desks and *1«40 8h»«l ^1s60 ShMt Second, our service is dependable and complete. POTATOES dates back to 1843. Good Anytlma Good Anytlma Cash and Carry — All Sales Final You call, we come. Fast. Because we care for your Ona Coupon Por Family Ona Coupon Par Family Perhaps the most unusual Radaam at Frank'a M kt bottle in the collection is one CASH AND CARRY home heating comfort. We have expert burner Radaam at Frank'a MkL that is shaped like a turtle. servide and tune-up. With a choice of service “This is a baby’s nursing 5 7 4 9 5 conducts. We have a free furnace check that can COUPON COUPON bottle, flat on the bottom so it tell ydu how to save on fuel bills. could be propped up for feeding, Model BP309HH Third, we have the most modem equipment. 25 EXTRA STAMPS 50 EXTRA STAMPS and the turtle-like head was REBAL IWeirS SHOP Prom burners to water heaters. All wearing the WITH PURCHASE OF WITH PURCHASE OF where the nipple was at­ MobUname. All to keep you nice and warm. All to Bag of Sweet Life tached,” Rose said. 516-oz. Cans save you money. i _ b h Collecting bottles has proven MANCHESTER VEBNON Sweet Life Vegetables TIIMtfnftOIA POTATO CHIPS to be a, lot of fun for the M l - 907 nUUN STRST Good Anytlma Qood AnyUma Reliable & Dependable M©Dli Ono Coupon Par Family Pastulas, despite the work OPB MOR T IM FRL lOdlO TO Ona Coupon Par Family opor MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 TO 5:30 Radaam at Frank'a M kt STANEKI Radaam at Frank'a Mkt. involved. THURSPAY EVEMNGS UNTIL 9:00 P Jt SATURDAY UNTI. 5*30 f|L 255 CENTER STREET Service for 39 Years! heating oil Rose, the former Rose 277 BORAD ST., MANCHESTER PHONE 649-1124 ACMU n M MX trUK___ Shirshac of Coventry, remembers when her family s-

i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Feb. 2, 1973- PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Feb. 2, 1973 Vernon Vernon \ Audit Lists Bermuda Site For Ocean Study

By Barbara Rirhinond each group and pay their own trip follow an extremely approval of the Board of Debt Limit (Herald Reporter) expenses. intensive, time-tested program Education which has had to epartment coordinatoi^s at procedures to pursue self- attentively” rather than exhibit When spring comes beneath Election of participants is involving open-ended exercises deviate from its policy of not _ - it are finalizing curriculum related or group-related goals a “ Vacillating attention span” The recently released town the surface of the ocean in made by a committee using the and self-disciplined research allowing trips during school c h i n ^ that will appear in the to improve one’s position in the but you’re in real trouble if your audit report will be discussed in Bermuda, 35 Vernon students criteria of science interest and and study, according to Francis time. The board also grants Course of Studies booklet which structure and system of “ Grade represents great detail at the meeting of the will be on hand as millions of demonstrated citizenship and E. Brookes of the staff at the substitute coverage for the ,wil|l .be printed in mid- American life. leniency!” Town Council Monday night. exotic water creatures and responsibility. Middle School whb will be teachers for the five days they February. Proposals from the Two Topics will be taught The report defines the plants come to life. Starting in December, the accompanying the groups. will be away from their regular Social Studies Department each semester. A new Special Mini-Courses borrowing cajiadty of the town For the third year students students who plan to makp the The trips are made with the classrooms. Include the following changes Studies course for freshmen While the Freshman noting that the present from the Vernon Center Middle Ipr text year: will be described in next week’s Executive Board finishes maximum limit is 6^,775,695. School and Rockville High TOPICS IN AMERICAN column. collating mini-course Long term debts of the town School will have the opportunity SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM CHRYSLER CORP. ArFA|RS; An elective for An innovative grading system suggestions from students, a presently total $6.9 million and to use the facilities at the seniors who have previously is being considered by the few courses ate-already being 19 72 DODGE temporary note indebtedness Bermuda Biological Station for 19 72 DODGE conipleted a survey course in Modern Language organised, such as a course in Polara Custom 4-Door Hardtop. Automatic, power totals $8.2 million. The Research. They study, first Polora Custom 4-DoOr Hardtop. Power steering, power AirieHdan History. Departments. If the plan is the developmeilt-.of pop music. disc brakes, FACTORY AIR, vinyl root, light package. steering, power disc brakes, FACTORY AIR, vinyl roof, borrowing capacity is figured hand, such sea creatures as Ses light package. Stock No. P366 ,T^id I—American Foreign adopted, students will progress Music styles to considered will Stock No. P368 according to the amount of slugs, hermit crabs, shrimp, Poliify survey (170(1-1900). An from one unit to another after be country blues, rag time, taxes collected by the town. anemones, the brilliant indepth study of 20fth Century having achieved a required swing, rhythm in blues,^.folk, Vernon sets its mill rate floWerlike animals that spangle <3295 dev^opments, objectives, ^ade. Students with a facility rock ’n roll and progressive <3135 assuming a 1(K) per cent collec­ the ocean floor, and hundreds of ^ ALL CARRY REMAINING CHRYSLER COkP. 18 MONTH OR 18,000 MILE WARRANTEE -4 prhcqces, and treiids to coor­ in language could possibly jazz. More details will be ^ven tion of taxes. The estimate for others. dinate world affairs on behalf of master two years of a language later. Also under the auspices the past year was $7,076,418, but The general purpose of the boUt i^ndividual and common within one year. Those of the Greater Hartford Feature Buy collection fell about $195,000 trips - the students are diyjded good)1 students, on the other hand, Chapter of the Red Cross, short of this amount. into groups of 16 each - is to Topic- II—Black Studies sur­ ■ who move at a slower pace, courses will be offered in home Broken down into categories, involve participants in a total BRAND NEW 1973 DODGE DART vey (16(10-1900). In-depth study would be allowed to spend a nursing, first aid, child the town could borrow up to active environment in order to of; 20#i I century developments, longer time on each unit, development and some areas of Swinger 2-Door Hardtop $26,290,161 for schools; dynamically enrich the objectives, practices, and possibly taking a year and a health and safety. $15,041,580 for general town teaching of ecology. - Equipped with automatic transmission. 225 cu. In. 6-cyIlnder engine, power ttends to coordinate di^arate half to complete the first level purposes; $21,861,007 for sewer The first group lives at the steering, radio, vinyl body side molding, whitewalls, undercoat, vinyl roof. A07 social groups into one course. This arrangement could S 2 8 9 5 Girls' Sports projects arid $22,374,836 for station from April 1-7 and the \j,^community. keep boredom and frustration The latest addition to the urba'h redevelopment second fronx April 8-14. The cost ^Topic III— Bigotry in at a minimum. A typical report Girls Athletic program will be programs. for the tpfjp is borne by each jerica. An historical, card notation might read: 1 Q 7 Q 1 73 DODGE participation in the tennis During the-^ear 1988-99 the participant and students who [973 s|oc)qIogical and psychological Grade C—10 Units of French 4 w ■ V 1 Pickups and Vans team—a co-ed arrangement. bonds on the Center Road wish to participate may do so stud^f.prejudice in American 1—or—Grade G—14 Units of 1 models available Enthusiasm had^eejt mounting, Elementary School are due to only if they work at such a level lifC witlbparticular emphasis on French 1. Weighting factors U U U l l t 1 Immediate dallveryl RYSLER especially sinc^ the girls’ be paid off. The final payment as to be a week ahead in their CH the JWrth century. Execciies in would help to equalize the basketball team and the gym­ on the Vernon Center Middle work at the time of the trip, problemsolving will be averages when class rank was ISTRAT DRS nastics team were launched School Bonds is scheduled to be m n y of the students work all NEW 1<972’S ’72 DEMOR featured to etemine all aspects , computed. this year. A home gymnastic made in 1996 and the Rockville during the year to raise the K W 1972 DODGE NEW 1972 CHRYSLER 1972 DA RT 1972 DODGE of this topic. \ Speaking of report cards! meet against Bulkeley is High School, 1978. Meanwhile, money for the trip, the total iXKT NEWPORT A SWIHXR CORONET CUSTOM Topic IV—Dissent and Social Teachers had the happy (!) task scheduled for next Wednesday the Board of Education is cost being $295. This covers station Wagon. 2-Dr. HT. V-8, auto., vinyl 2-door HardI op. V-0, 4-door S e^ n. V-8, auto., Protest Survey (1^1900). In- of choosing two comments from aS vinyl roof. ps . radio, low miles. at East. Here’s a chance to see discussing the need for more plane fare, transfers, meals Automatic, radio, white In l, light pkg.. rad , WW. auto., ps., pb., Sedan. Ps., pb.. radio, vinyl root, factory Hammerstein’s “ The King and school systems, accompany automatic, power package with free V radio, vinyl roof, factory ^e’mester’s report card tells a air. Low miles. Slock No. BOLAND steering, power brakes. automatic. V-8. FACTORY air. Low miles. Stock No. brand new story. Do you have I.” The drama director is l/ e y , Don^t Forget 2693 James F. Quinn and the Stock No. 2697. AIR, much more. Stock | V 2644 OIL CO. “ exceptional insight” or are The Fireplugs No. 2599 L SO Q ^R musical director is Sister Ellen •3 5 9 5 •3 9 9 5 since 1935^ you One who “ has trouble with * 3 2 7 5 C basic - principles? Would you Agritelley. Auditions for parts W ANTED I will be held Feb. 8 and 9. The DETROIT (AP) — Char­ FUEL OILS classify for “ Good work on treuse fire trucks? Clean, Lata Model AUTOMATIC DELIVERY papers-poor in class” or for show will be presented the ★ Many Others To Choose Front 'k Mrs. Schenker (far right) teaches tonal qualities and the and immersing it in water. Getting a bit wet in the lesson Lime yellow is how fire 24-HOUR SERVICE “ Good work in class—poor on weekend of April 8. USED CARS “OLDEST DODQE-CHRYSLER DEALER In HARTFORD COUNTY” are Patricia Sobol, Cathy Kroeger and Danny Loalbo. BUDGET ACCOUNTS officials are describing the new I principal of vibration to youngsters by striking a tuning fork papers” ? Do you “ creatively More information about the Top Prices Paid WELCOMED show will be reported as time color for those who can’t 369 CENTER ST. respond to material” or do you picture chartreuse, but For All Makes “ need to improve qrganizaional goes on. Undoubtedly, this show Visitor looks on while youngsters interpret music Phone 643-6320 will be as great as past whatever the title, fire engine CARTER CHEVROLET i skill’’? You inky “ listen red is on its out here. C H 0 R C H E S in rythmic body movements. performances. CO., INC. If you will remember. East Fire officials say chartreuse 1229 Main Street I Dopat I OF MANCHESTER I | has put on “ My Fair Lady” is much more visible at night, But No Pitch Pipe and thereby much safer. Phone 646-6464 60 OAKLAND STREET. MANCHESTER______643-2791 “ Guys and D olls’ ’ and “ Fiorello!” And now it’s “ The King and I !” -Story By Judith Dohohue- -The '72 Car that Meets '7^ SAFETY SPECIFICATIONS" 1 ^ MERCURY -Photo8 By Reginald Pinto- HEALTH CAPSULES® ★ by Michael A. Petti, M.D. A NICE SELECTION STILL B r o t h e r s LINCOLN If you are over 30, you cludes a lot of movement and a flushing toilet as part of their AVAILABLE WITH aiu£ you A probably remember your feeling exercises. study of sounds. RA^H Z elementary school music Another commenting on Mrs. / NO PRICE INCRIilSEl . teacher as a lady who stood at Little ones learn to feel Schenker’s approach to music the front of the room blowing a vibrations and tonal quality 26 Years Selling and through the use of tuning forks. education, said, ‘/She does pitchpipe. In those days, music One five-year-old reportedly crazy things; she- turns the class consisted mainly of place upside down. She’s singing, with an occasional was able to “ tune in” her fami­ ly to the musical vibrations of great.” HUGE diversion in the form of a Servicing Lincolns and Mercury si trucks rolling by after Mrs. “ rhythm band” composed of a Mrs. Schenke^ says she relies Schenker’s lesson. Others have tambourine or two, a triangle, heavily on the cooperation of DISCOUNTS come to regard bottle caps, wood block, pair of cymbals her fellow teachers whom she and lots of wooden “ rhythm cardboard tubing and water describes as “ very helpful and glasses as “ musical in­ R A R B U y . Ho IlIe V E P , i f Y d U stidks.” creative people.” T a k e a m fic iLu h m en struments” under her tutelage. S&SBUICK NEED WE SAY MORE? Well, music “ ain’t what it Asked to define her aims in ''. ^ s ' ( ,r .i, im: '.ui;' I • ' VoU HA^B Mono, •yo\j'i.L. usually used to be” — at least not in Older students study, or the music program, she said, “ I 81 ADAMS ST.. MANCH[STER(Open[ves.) 649 4571 Bolton, where nary a pitch pipe rather “ feel” , time signatures would like to teach my students PeVBLoP a RAi>H, irt 93 Oft I S6 J Routr 15. Ileit to 0t»f Slock Irtwi HobHIi Coptulo* givoi.hotpful inlofmotion. nor a triangle was in view by beating the rhythm on the to use music as a way of lust 8 Minutes from Dourrlovn H irttrii It it not intondod to bo of o diognotlic noturo. during a recent visit to the floor with bamboo poles while making their lives better.” elementary and Center school their classmates jump over the “ I let every child who wants music classes of Sandra sticks to the same beat. The to join the chorus, even if he Schenker. feeling of 3/4 or 4/4 time is can only sing in a monotone. It Long bamboo poles known as much more meaningful than doesn’t matter whether he has “ jumping sticks,” tuning forks, just learning the philosophy talent (though most do) if he 1973 bongo drums, paints, a movie behind it, Mrs. Schenker says. has-the interest,” she said. projector, rock records and , She believes that since music “If I should find a child tape recording equipment have is so very personal and ’^iMMknn prodigy along the way, that’s TOYOTA rD M u rm n iL replaced the pitch pipe and creative, young people are great,” she commented, “ but triangle in Mrs. Schenker’s “ turned on” to it in different PRICE .STSTEM. 'that’s not what I’m here for. “bag of tricks” , or more ac­ ways. She feels her role is to I’m here to communicate and to curately, her large cart of develop the child’s love for be communicated with,” COROLLA tricks which she pushes from music by whatever means There is no question that Mrs. classroom to classroom in the necessary. And that includes Schenker is communicating. BREAK Kindergarten student James Bowles gives a few pointers on violin technique to Melanie course of the week. almost anything! The eager participation of her THREE SUPER REASONS TO BUY NOW AT MORIARTY’S! Mrs. Schenker feels that One staff member chuckled students, from kindergarteners 1200 Lemaire and Cherie Wilson. music must be a,total as he recalled the day he found to pre-teens, attests to her Fifth grade students study the meaning of th6 % tiptie experience, involving all the two students in the boyg’ talent for stimulating the ti\ne THROUGH! senses. Thus the program in­ lavatory recording the sound of musical senses. signature by beating the rhythm on the floor with SEDAN r f fi bamboo “ jumping sticks.” IN? !5 ^ Q SERVICE ^ ■ PRICES! O ■ After the Sale!S,

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Town Negotiates Fornals Get Zone Variance A brief account about Hospital Hartford, charged with failure a motor vehicle with unsafe It was written by Mrs. CIRCUIT COURT 12 tires. He was fined a total of $20 the three-stall garage. He said Resignution Leonard W. Darling of 8 to drive right, nolled. VIRGINIA CARLSON Margaret Hayden, former Manchester Session — Lucius Robinson ,Jr. has Waddell Rd., finish carpenter J\otes Frank W. Poliansky, 50, of for the offenses. . Correspondent therefore he could not tear Herald reporter. The For Purnell Lot . Robert B. Stevenson, 29, of no ANNE EMT resigned from the Board of Tax by vocation and wooden plate Cassidy Hill Rd., Tolland, Tel. 228-9224 down the garage to improve the photograph of Darling with a (VISITING HOURS) certain address, under arrest in Correspondent Review (BTR) just days before carver by avocation, appears in BY DOUG BEVINS Members of the Downtown charged with operating a motor The Zoning Board of Appeals side yard between the two collection of his creations is by connection with two Sunday '*128-3971 it is scheduled to begin its work. the "Small Business and Intermediate Care Semi­ (Herald Reporler) Action Committee have agreed vehicle While his license was (ZBA) unanimously agreed to properties. Reginald Pinto, Herald morning breaks, had his bonds It m i ^ M v e been a good' First Selectman Howard Bates Crafts" section of the February private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 that there is an immediate need under suspension, pleaded RANGE AND grant a side yard variance this Btieckish said, “ What you’re photographer. A more complete reduced Thursday by Judge idea if w School administrar said the position will be filled p.m. 8 p.m.; private roopjs, 10 The Town of Manchester, to improve the parking situa­ guilty and was fined $100. week in executive session to saying is that you made a bad account of Darling and his craft Nicholas Armantano. FUEL OIL tion hacyi^uested a constalt>l;fc immediately. a.m. - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. through the Mayor’s Downtown tion dovmtown, particularly in Edward E. Radke,^22, of 86 William and Olive Fornal. The business deal and now you want by Mrs. Hayden and Pinto Stevenson, who was being GASOLINE be on last week’s hobl^ Robinson said he planned on Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m .; Action Committee, is con­ lots behind stores on the east Bamforth Rd., Vernon, pleaded variance will allow them to the town to bail you out.” appeared in the Jan. 6, 1972 edi­ held at the Connecticut Correc­ show ^ F o n by Mrs. Nellie going on vacation the last two CEILINGS 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. tinuing to negotiate for side of Main St., where the guilty to a charge of operating a subdivide their property on Rt. Francis Lyman, Mrs. Ills a good time for celling tion of The Herald. tional Center at Hartford, had ManWarr^’s fourth grade at weeks of February, and at that Intensive Care and Coronary purchase of the Purnell Purnell lot is located. motor vehicle while his license BANTLY OIL 66, containing The V^eelock Robinson’s son-in-law, spoke in [repaira. Free eatimatesi On his basem ent lathe. his surety bonds totaling ^,000 the HebrbiRElementary Schdbl. time it was thought the BTR Care; Immediate family only, Parking Lot, Town Manager The Town Parking Authority was under suspension and was Homestead and the building favor of the variance. He said Darling cuts the plates from reduced to $2,000. The bonds COMPANY. INC. Among ,1some of the in- would meet then since the anytime, limited to five Robert Weiss reported at has considered purchasing the formerly known as Smith’s the buildings have been in white pine boards. The were posted by a professional fined $100. teresting Dbbies displi^yed assessors had asked for a two Bernard A. Lozier minutes. Thursday’s meeting of the com­ lot, but it has no funds Ronald M. St. John, 31, of 33 331 Main Street Store. existence for years and gran­ geometric designs are carved bondsman Thursday at Circuit were a Jfy collection worth week extension to complete In c . Maternity: Fathers, 11 a m. - mittee. available, authority Chairman Park St., pleaded guilty to a ting a variance wouldn’t change in, and the plates are then Court 12 in Manchester. Tel. 649-4595 over $: j antique /doll ;fur- Atty. Omar Shepard, who their work. 12:45 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. 8 The lot, leased by the town Acle Johnson said. The authori­ charge of passing oh the right the appearance in any way and stained various shades of red Stevenson, who was arrested Rockville 875-3274 niture, w (;olIe^on ^th respresents Charles and Gladys However, the accessors Phone 649-4464 p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., for $18,000 annually, is owned ty will meet next week to dis­ wouldn’t hurt anyone. early Sunday m orning in and was convicted of operating stones Keegan who propose to and brown. and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. by the Purnell Corp. and the cuss downtown parking. fi ' as far/away as Thomas Keegan, brother of completed their work last week connection with breaks at S&S Africa, ahd<^a 1921 bi>ok collec­ purchase the parcel containing which enables the BTR to have Age Limits: 16 in maternity, Glenney Estate. Weiss said that if the town the proposed buyer, said he Buick, 81 Adams St., and the store, told ZBA members 12 in other areas, no limit in The Glenney Estate is willing reaches agreement with the tion of , TAe Ch;oniclqs of would favor the variance being its meeting' the first week in Pontiac Park, 373 Main St., is during the public hearing that self-service. to sell its portion (about one- Purnell Corp. on a method of America Oeries. granted. February as usual. charged with first-degree the total parcel contained 92,000 All emergency patients and third) of the lot, Weiss said, but purchase, the proposal would ^ Coins burglary (two counts), second- 64 3-51 35 2 4 HOUR TOWING, square feet. outpatients are requested to use the Purnell Corp. apparently come before the town’s Board Young t*eter Porter, an avid degree larceny (two counts), The subdivision would leave Start your own the new emergency room en­ of Directors. A referendum “ money” collector, displayed won’t sell its part of the lot 40.000 square feet for-the lot third-degree larceny (two some of the $1,293 in coins and trance off Armory St. Access to without including several sur­ may or may not be needed, with the Wheelock dwelling and counts) and third-degree bill§ he has collected Trom the entrance via existing rounding parcels of land in the depending on the method of 52.000 for the lot with the criminal mischief. Japan, Italy, Africa and the driveways. sale. purchase, Weiss said. commercial building. This His case has been continued / M O R I A R ir United States. Pediatrics; Parents allowed 8 The Purnell Corp. has offered Weiss noted that negotiations would create a shortage in the to Feb. 15. I I Even with all his foreign a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to mid­ to sell the prdpertlfes for $400,- for purchase of the Purnell lot side yard. However, according night; others, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. 000, Weiss said. If the town have been going on for about money, Peter seemed to Be ‘ Prosecutor William Collins 315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.» Phone 643-5135 to Shepard, this was the only wishes to purchase the proper­ eight years. most proud of a U.S. penny with chose not to prosecute the case practical way to divide the Discharged Thursday: Wanda ties piecemeal, Weiss said, the Atty. Paul Groobert, 13 staPa which his father found of Olive A. Maillette, 58, of FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY / property. Boucher, 49 Columbus St.; Purnell Corp. has stipulated an representing the corporation, in their home when they lived in Gardner,Mass., charged with Shepard showed the notice of Pearl M. Cole, 75 Foxcroft Dr. ; order of sale. declined to comment ’Thursday Moodus. reckless driving. CONTROLLED AUTO RODY REPAIRS . assessment that the Fornals Robert F. Monahan, South The proposed order of sale on the negotiations. Two tother children in the The charge stemmed from a received when they bought the apparently does not conform Officers of the Purnell Corp., class, Marie Swiney and Lisa Windsor; Michael Magowan, fatal accident Sept. 14 on 1-86 in on all makes... property two years ago. it 154 Oak St.; Scott M. Simmons, with the town’s wishes. according to its annual report Carrier shared in Peter’s Willington in which Delivna showed the property was Weiss said the Purnell Corp. filed with the town clerk, are enthusiasm for coin collections. South Coventry; Shirley C. Keegan, 63, of Brewer, Maine, LOAN and RENTAL CARS ^ ^ assessed as two separate . . decide with a Full Day Ride. . . McCabe, 48 Woodland St.; will not agree to town purchase George H. Marlow, president; Marie Swiney« along with was killed. parcels. He then said “ revalua­ David N. Brown, Rockville; of the properties on an install­ Jacob Sandals, vice president; Available by Appointment . ^ collecting silver dollars, also' tion did a job on the place and and George Sandals, secretary. has soiite Queen Elizabeth I Emma W. Hayden, 404 ment plan. Cases disposed of or nolled has increased the value by TEST DRIVE ANY coins frhm England. Hackmatack St.; Donald H. (not prosecuted) Thursday STAN OZIMEK, Manage; about 200 per cent.” Wirta, 8 W. Center St.; James Lisa, on the other , hand, Shepard said it would be a were; 301-315 CENTER ST., MANQHESTER collects half-dollars and hasAli Datsun 1200. A. Sirianni, 262 Green Rd. Albert F. May Jr., 25, of practical hardship on the Cora L. Krupinsky, 73 Model Block Plan in her collection. “ Coins,” she Fornals and it was the duty of Delivered Redwood Rd.; Hankinson baby said, “ are interesting to save as\ the ZBA to grant relief as long In Manchester boy, 92 Laurel St.; Ruta well as to STCnd.” as the public welfare was not in OPEL ( H e r a l d photo by Emt) S 2 0 6 5 ® * McLaughlin, East Hartford; Is Being Revised D o lls jeopardy. Charlene F. Spearen and A beautiful collection was Dwayne Kopaez points to one of the spots on his maps where he found a rock for his collection Peter Beckish of Lake Rd. Uniform exterior lighting and OUR REPUTATION FOR ONE FULL DAY Here's something good for the economy; daughter, West Willington; The Model Block Plan Beth Schaeffer’s antique doll owner of the Landmark Store, identification signs for the your economy! The new Datsun 1200 Sedan! Karen J. Dieterle and daughter, proposed for downtown Main furniture and many, mai^, spoke in opposition to the stores would also be provided. 33 Edgerton St.; Delores A. St. is being revised, hand-sewn clothes for the dolls. variance. He said he was not • Our lowest-priced Datsun The Manchester Zoning large niap of the United States Books Fifty baseball cards keep Creative hobbies, such as LaLiberte and daughter, 44 businessman Phillip Harrison, RIOES WITH EVERY Beth said her collection opposed to any business • Around 30 miles per gallon Board of Appeals has granted a with pointers indicating the Vampire books and football Robert Norton busy and about soap carving, cooking, painting Redwood Rd.; Judith A. Reid who conceived the plan, said started with a gift from family operation in the building, only • Reclining front buckets exact petition of where they books are among some of the 300 “ cigarette” cards from and photography were the pride and son, 132 Maple St.; Francis Thursday. zoning variance to allow con­ friends, Mr. and Mrs. H ^old to the variance. were Iocated> 100 books owned by Jon Allbee. England are Michael Zimmer’s of Kenneth Flanagan, Chris • All-vinyl upholstery in a new choice of colors A. Laing, 7 Deerfield Dr. “ We’re talking with contrac­ struction of the canopy. Nichols, o f a set of furniture DECIDE FOR YOURSELF Among his fhvorites were a Most impressive, however, is hobby. Rodrigue, Darlene Dupuis, and Beckish said he couldn’t see • Safety front disc brakes Also, David M. Laraia, 34 tors,’ ’ Harrison said, “ about The project hit a snag last USED CAR THE PROOF OF THE PODDING IS IN THE TASTING! which was made for Mrs. % quartz from Cental Africa, a a collection of almost 100 books Altoough originally packed in Mary Nigro, respectively. how it could be considered a • 4-specd stick (optional automatic) Green R d.; Karen L. Erickson, revision of the design.” year, when it was discovered That is why we take suph care In ■ Nichols by her father when she geode from Ohio and a fern of The Chronicles of America cigarettes in England, the And young Daniel Hutchins, a harship, but rather a Extended by popular demand. Test drive lor one full day any new I Vernon; Kimberly Purington, Harrison, owner o f Harrison’s that the proposed canopy was 1973 Opel ol your choice Freel Absolutely no cost or obligation | • Whitewalls, wheel covers Inspecting - Road Testirjg and R H I F I was a young girl. ' fossil from Rocky Hi^ll. series copywrited in 1921 and cards now come in tea bags and C Team player for the Hebron convenience to the seller. He Rockville; Paul D. Stationers at 849 Main St., said not in harmony with the Savings Now Beth’s collection! con­ (must have liability Insurance on your present car) • Much more, all slnndard! Reconditioning . . . Only the W C Tammy Say’s cowetion of edited by Allen Johnson. include pictures of cars, Rhams Midget Football team said other arrangements could Romaniwicz, Glastonbury; Elio the first plan was dropped Bank of Manchester’s renova­ tains two dressers, a bed, a Finest Used Cars are retained. rocks may not be quite as im­ These books originally dinosaurs, boats, space news, last year, carries his hobby into be made which would mean Drive a Datsun ... then decide. M. Falcetta, Andover; Gloria because the estimated costs tion and “ facelifting.” table and a cradle and she pressive as Dwayne’s but her belonged to the Andrew Mellon flags, fish and birds. this field. His collection in­ more expense and less profit to We’ll Put Our Money Where Our Mouth Is! A. Columbe, 268 Woodbridge were “ way out of line.” However, the bank’s new hopes one day to pass it all on to enthusiasm is just as strong, es­ School and were a gift to his Similar to the baseball cards, cludes football pictures of the seller. SHOP . . . THEN STOP AT St.; Andrea Mainelli, South The plan calls for construc­ facade was not the reason for her children. ; / pecially for one that is petrified Douglas Mecteau sticks to many professional stars as well Fornal said he thought he did tion of a canopy the length of dropping the first set of plans, 1969 Chevelle 1968 Dodge 1969 Volkswagen grandfather in Vermont who Windsor; Susan Glenney, East station Wagon. 4-dyllnder, autoiYiatlc| Four of Beth’s classmates collecting match covers and as helmets and shirts. have a hardship. He explained Own a Datsun Original. Harrison said. It is expected Malibu Sport Sedan. V-8, automatic Monaco Station Wagon. V-8, and one that is half gray and gave them to Jon. From Nissan with Pride Hartford; Richard V. Tierney, the block on the east side of transmission. also enjoy collectihg dolls and that through a private that architects can integrate transmission, air conditioning, power automatic transmission, air con­ half white. Robert Peowski doesn’t real­ now has 206 of them from all The children’s teacher, Mrs. 46 Wedgewood Dr.; Charlene L. Main St. from Purnell PI. (Bur­ ditioning. power steering, radio. stuffed animals. f agreement between himself the two projects, but Harrison steering, vinyl roof, radio. ly collect books but enjoys over the United States. ManWarren, didn’t display any Berry, 92 Columbus St.; Lauren ton’s) south to Oak St. (Watkins *1595 Deena Vik has almoskSO dolls and Mrs. Laura Robinson, Mrs. S&SBUICK Pets > Antique bottles, a hobby of her hobbies, but I guess you Bros.), to unify the the said there may be problems. reading especially “ horror “New Bngltnd't FsiIm I Qnming Bulek-Opst-Maab Dealer" R. McCormack, South Windsor. M995 *1745 of all different sizes, “ ^ m e are shared by her father, is Kristy could say her hobby is just Robinson and her sister have buildings and provide protec­ The bank’s new front has an / 1968 Pontiac < Cats, dogs, rabbits and books, comic books and animal 81 8DMIS ST„ MANGHES1ER (0pm E m .) M M 571 LeMans Sport Coupe. V-8, autorfiatic I baby dolls and others are like Adams’ hobby. Kristy presently trying to keep up with the lifetime use of the house and DECORMIER tion for shoppers. entrance which is higher than horses. What child doesn’t love books.” (Exit 93 off 1-86 & Route 19 Next to Agway, One Block from Colton Target Raised 1970 Monte Carlo transmission, bucket deats, vtnyl rootj [ ladies,” she said. Elizabeth has over 75 bottles of all sizes children. Caldors — Just 8 minutes from Downtown Hartford It also calls for painting the the proposed canopy. The 1972 Nova animals, and at least three of Coupe, 6 cylinder, automatic Sport Coupe. V-8. automatic power steering, radio. MacBryde leans towards Dawn and shapes and is always MOTOR SALES, INC. storefronts in coordinated bank’s planning was already un­ transmission, vinyl roof, power the children considered this Bogota — Colombia’s cotton transmission, power steering, radio. and Barbie dolls and has eleven - Others watching out for more. exports are targeted to grow colors and constructing der way when the Model Block steering, power brakes, radio. their hobby. Shop Tonight W 9:00! *1695 in her collection while Dianne Typical of boys, several of Stamps from all over the from about $31.96 million in planters, tree wells, and Plan was proposed. ' Although Penny Ball brought 643-4165 ^2595 Holt proudly owps.S/doUs from world keep Kelly Toomey busy 285 Broad St., Manchester 1972 to nearly $62'million 1n bencHes at'"Vi§rtous points! Harrison said the revised 1969 Pontiac only her beautiful gray and them collect cars and trucks Firebird Spert Coupe. V-8, autofnaticl around tile worM. , and shells occupy Lisa 1975. plans may be completed by next white rabbit to the show, her like Robert Horton, Billy transmission, vinyl roof. ppwQrj Tracy Yopp was the only week. Construction of one sec­ 1970 Chevrolet; hobby also includes caring for Bonenfant and Michael Laws. Haberern’s time especially, I Impala Sedan. V-8, autdMatlc 1971 Toyota steering, radio. child with stuffed animals as a Michael also enjoys making “ when she can get to the tion of the project ‘ ‘is in the of­ I transmission, air conditioning, power Celica Sport Coupe. 4-cylinder, 4- cats, dogs and horses. hobby. She has poodles, tigers, model planes. beach.” fing,” he said. steering, radio. speed transmission, radio. *2075 ; And Kerry Heneghan not only GUARANTEED dogs, and believe it or not an displayed an impressive collec­ *2246 *2395 1970 Chevrolet adorable red lobster. tion of animal books and Young judeas At Convention Impala Sport Coupe. V-6, automatic I Rocks photographs, his family also FOR 60 DAYS WITH transmission, air conditioning; vinyl | owns 18 dogs, three horses, 3 Members of h^anchester’s group plans some sort of activi­ Jobless 1968 Chevrolet 1968 Chevrolet root, power steering, radio. < “I chose rocks for a hobby NO MILEAGE LIMITATION! haven’t seen new for Impala Custom^ Coupe. V-8, Impala Station Wagon, V-8, because they are the most rabbits and 6 cats. Young Judea Oiapter will par­ ty nearly every weekend. Those automatic transpiisslon, bucket automatic transmission, power *2445 '4 available things around,” said Susan Griffin’s love is ticipate in a three-day regional wishing more information Yuu get this guarantua only it you buy a used car wHh our HtHa sign showing in tho window . . . Thars our 100% Claims seats, vinyl roofj power steering, steering, radio. Dwayne Kopaez whose collec­ horseback riding. Some day she convention opening today at about the chapter may contact Guarantoo.* It simply states that for 60 days H anything poops out that the guarantoa said wouldn’t poop out... w all flx radio. 1970 Chevrolet' tion noW numbers over 300 hopes to have a horse of her Beth El—Keser Israel members of Manchester n frsal. . . Including roplaconiont parts A laborl.. . So now you know how to look tor a good used car!.. . And *1595 Impala 4-Door. V-8, autorAatlcI own but in the meantime she Synagogue in New Haven. Chapter of Hadassah or Mrs. SomoNmes Just As Important... How to stay calm wMIe doing HI Decline ‘1675 transmission, power steering, radio. | rocks, minerals and gems. 1968 Chovrolet Dwayne not only collects the rides at a stable. Young Judea, a national Harold Krantz of 12 Dorset *Englne, Transmission, Rear Axle, Front Axle AeeamMy, Brake System, Electric System. With Unlimited Ford LTD Brougham 2-Door Hardtop HARTFORD (AP) — A 6 per 1971 Vaga Impala Sport Sedan. V-8, automatic *2045 stones but displays them on a youth movemenV,iB a branch of Lane, youth activities chair­ Mileage, For 60 Daysl Options shown: Power-operated Sunroof, cent decrease in the number-of- transmission, power steering, radio. Hadassah. The Manchester man. WSW steel-belted radial ply tires, remote claims filed for unemployment 2-Door. 4-oy1lnder, automatic transmission, radio. 1971 GhevUle control right-hand mirror, front cornering compensation was registeradin *1495 Malibu Sport Coupe. V-8, automiom AlcI r a e J IT i] INCj lamps, deluxe bumper group, deluxe wheel the two-week period encling''' transmission, power steering,. vljylj VOLKSWAGENS= ® covers.and vinyl top. *109S. 1970 Chevelle 67 Jan. 27, the state Labor Depart­ roof, radio. D9DGE PDLARA $995 Malibu Sport Sedan. V-8, putomatlc 68 VW $1395 71 VW $2995 4-Ooir, S, aolonMao, |WW9r tlMrlng. powir brahM, wMi Ur, wMli. ment reported Thursday. • 1972 Javtlln transmission, vinyl root, power *2725 NEW 1972 Ostoxaaadan,Mach. Sapsr Siig. **no., iMita. The average number of Sport Coupe. V-8, automatic steering, radio. 64 VW $795 71 VW $1995 weekly Claims for the period transmission, air conditioning, vinyl 1969 Chevrolet Ootaxaaadan.Mach. S«|MrBao.lM*0*. 71 CHEVRDLET $3195 wasi^^516. down from 58;,376 roof, power steering, radio. *2445 . Impala Spori Coupe. V-8. automaljc | FORD F600 Megswood 9-p9t$Mig$r Station Wagon. V-9, transmission. * t 69 VW $1595 79 VW $1695 ttte preceding period, the rwth ■ ii8i «-■_ alaaiingf powaf bfaka$f alv oniMiltlonlngf Mua. *3100"' 1971 Pontiac rsAwACKa MlM. D9hixis«Un,MiM. department said. LeMan$ Sport Sedan. V-8, automatic DUMP TRUCK 'The insured rate of un­ transmission, air conditioning, radio, *1775 65 VW $995 67 VW $1245 Ford Galaxic 500 4-Door Hardtop Uehixa sadan. Mack. 0«liixa9«laii,MMk. 71 FDRD SQUIRE *3495 employment was 3.5 per cent, 1968 Pontiac power steering, power brakes. Red, 156" CA, 330 H.D. V-8, vinyl seat, tach max gvw 22,- 18 paiiangar Stoiton Wagao. V-8, aotoaMOc, powar atoartog, paarar Options shown; Steel-belted radial ply 1969 Camara ;> | down from 7.9 per cent during Firebird Sport Coupe. V-8, automatic Sport Coupe. 6-cyllnder, standard | 000 Clark 385v 5 speed 17,500 axle, eaten 2 speed, 6,000 69 VW $1895 krakaa, akr cendWoiilag. graan. white sidewall tires, bumper group, transmission, power steering, radio. 71 VW $1995 the same two-week period last *3145 transmission, radio. Sqiisribsckp ditOM Mnn. wheel covers, rocker panel moldings, ft. axle, tow hooks, left hand western mirrors, vac hyd, split 09llM8 9Ml«l,y9a0W. vinyl top and Ford Motor Company year, according to the M745 1971 Chevrolet system, vac reserve tank, 55 alta 70 amp*batt. hand throt­ 79 VW $1795 69 VW $1595 72 DLDSMDBILE VISTA CRUISER $4295 exclusive Power Mini-vent Windows. department. *1795 ? I tle, 30 gallon Ih frame mounted fuel tank, 2250 av & rear M i n i sadan, ktaa, mag Wagon, 8, automatio, powar stoarhig, power brakos, Caprice Station Wagon. V-8, WfiMll . UtlttX9 99aan.WlM9. ■There was a drop in initial 1972 Matador automatic transmission, power 1965 RaiiAla/ ' spring ps, ft & rear shocks, H.D. frame Dump Body 64 VW $795 Mr eondWonlng, vary low miloage, graian. claims from 9,038 to a two-week Sport Coupe. V-8, automatic steering, power brakes, radio. Classic 660 Station Wag jn.. 9- 71 VW w/holst. t166. $2995 09hn9 9«daii,Hm. average of 6,083 and gqntinued transmission, air conditioning, power cylinder, automatic transd Issjon, I CAMFER, adnt oond., rad. ; steering, vinyl roof, radio. 69 P9NTIAC $1995 claims declined from' to 48,433 *2795 radio. 69 VW $1495 69 VW $1965 LaMana Safari Wafon. v -8 . automatic, powar atoartag. blua. from 49,338, the department $ Ray Saraphln StaUon msasm. t- <2995 1969 Chevrolet 795 09inx99«dan,lMlg8. pasfMiptr, grata. 69 CHEVRDLET $1795 said. f. '‘'■ fmpala Custom Coupe. V-8, Llst»8801 NOW *7950 impaia 4-Ooar Hardtop. V-8, autamaHo. powar atoartag, powar The doser you look, die better we lotdt. Claims averaged/b?,700 _ 1970 Plymouth automatic transmission, vinyl roof, during the same period last Sport Sedan. V-8, automatic bucket seats, power steering, radio. Get a krakaa, air condhtaokig. gold wflh Mack vkiyl roof. A close took shows why restyled Fords (LTD’s More for ’73. A glove box bigger than any o f 79 DLDSMDBILE $1995 Twn unbiased panels o f auto year, with initial claims transmission, air conditioning, vinyl 1967 Ford Sq. Wagdn 1970 Torino Sq. Wagon F-8S 2-Uoor. v-8, antomMie, powtr stMTlng, grtMi. and Galaxie 500’s) won top awards. Motor Trend Ford’s standard-size competitors. Options like roof, power steering, radio. health checkup. experts took a close kxdt totaling 7,223 and continued *1995 White 6-pass., auto trans., V-8 engine, Red, 6-pass., std. trans., V-8 eng., radio, 69 PDNTIAC $1895 said, “ The clincher was Ford’s stock in trade; a remote control right-hand 'mirror that’s driver at all the 7 3 cars. claims 90,477, the department ItrucksI Fihdout PS, PB, radio, P/tallgate, wsw, wheel PS, lug rack, P/tallgate, wsw, wheel laMant 2-Ooor Hardtop. 8-oyBndar, Mitomatlc. power t t o a ^ , ktoo. Testc*d them thorougiily. a super-quiet interior, isolation from noiw.” adjustable. Power Miiu-vents on 4-Door Fords. *2195 1971 Ford 79 CHEV. MDNTE CARLD $2795 said. Country Sedan 9-passenger Wagon. covers, trans. Needs a little work. povers. 6 8 Standard luxuries scored big: 351 V-8, auto­ An improved electrio rear window defroster. T. nI . thehimp 2-Or.Hanltop.8, Mito.,PS,n,fMi.9lrcond.,p.wlndewt,9t9raa,Hiw CDUGAR $1795 Basc-d upon these tests... The department said New 1971 Capri V-8. automatic transmission, air Hardtop. XR7,8, automaOc, powar atoartag, maroon. inyDurthiY>at matic transmission, power steering and brakes, Britain reported the" largest Sport Coupe. 4-cyllnder. automatic conditioning, power steering, radio. 1971 Chevrhiot ‘ ' Ford won"Car o f UieYear” in power ventilation, bodyside moldings, and more. transmission, radlo.^ statewide drop with 29.8 per 'A Ton Pickup. V-8, automatic I is onlyetnotion. Ndw^ « 6 9 5 NOW < 2 1 9 5 Road lest’s competition. You’ll like the spacious Ford Front Room. 69 6 8 FIREBIRD $1495 cent. Four of the 19 offices in *3295 transmission, bucket seals, power | PLYMDUTH $1695 Hinllop. 5a MiloinstICy goww stMring* Miw. Full-length door armrests. Plush carpeting. *2395 steering, radio. Furr III 4-Ooor Hardtop. V-8, MitonHMto, powar atoartag, poww Ford LTD w on the state recorded increases!. 1968 Chevrolet One o f the best thiiiM you toakta, factory air condlttoalng. Sivar, Mack vtayl nut. $1895 "F u ll-size Sc-door Steel'belted Manchester 14.2 per cent, the ‘1625 Bronco. V-8, standard transmission. —if detected early enough— 1 • FIDO, 4-WlMOi Drive P/seat, radio w/stereo tape, tinted glass, 67 FDRD GALAXIE $1395 Anti-thcft Steel radial department said. ; *1195 can often be cured. So even if 2 - E300, Caitjo Yam bucket seats & console, auto air cond. 2-Uoer Hardtop. 8, antomaMc, powar atoartog, powar krakaa, wWi air, ’f , Alarm System. Guard Rails. ply tires. 1970 Plymouth 1972 Dodge Barracuda Coupe. V-B, automatic *3145 your checkupdoes reveal a 1 • F380, Cab A Ghmsls plus more. 79 FDRD $1595 For driving peace of mind . . . optional steel- Dart 4-Door. 6-cyllnder, automatic transmission, air conditioning, vinyl 1970 CMC problem, you’ve probably 1 - F350, Dump Tnmk Maffarlck 2-Ur. Sadan. 8-cyHndar, automaUe, graan. 72 PINTD $2195 belted radial ply tires. Standard safety features transmission, power steering, radio. roof, power steering, radio. caught it early enough to do New instrument panel for maximum driver and Today’s Thought 'A Ton Pickup. V-8. automatic I 2 - Broncos 4-wfiool drive Bunabmit Autamede, groan. HeM iharpl pusseiiKcr convenience. include side-door Steel Guard Rails, an Energy transmission, radio, power steering. something about it. NOW < 2 6 9 5 6 8 MUSTANG $1595 Absorbing Bumper System, and more. And If instead of trusting in G«d I *2545, *2495 Your cljeckup probably won’t 2-Uoor Hardtop, v-8, automaUe, powor ctaaring, baiga wM i Mach 69 DDDGE MDNACD $2995 Optional better ideas: Fingertip Speed Control, there’s a new optional Anti-theft Alarm System. trust only my own intelligence, *2595! reveal anything serious. Most rinyl roof. 4-Door Hardtop, 8, automatic, power stooring, pow­ SclcctAire Conditioner plus Automatic Temper­ 1972Gh6VSllB 1969 Ford So much is new we invite your close look. my own strength and my own people who have checkups or brakos, Mr. condMonlng, wlmo, Mack vinyl root. ature Control. AM/FM Stereo Radio with Tape Malibu Sport Coupe. V-8, automatic Qalaxle 600 Sport Coupe. V-8, 1970 GMCi Road Test calls the ’73 Ford “ the finest family prudence, I will not fine}' my transmission, power stewing, radio, automatic transmission, vinyl roof, discover they’re in pretty good Player and dual speakers front and rear. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Feb. 2. 1973- PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 2, 1973 i - ■ ■ . Patriot’s Front Office Criticized Herald Angle Few Vets By Earl Yost Felt Deal Rick Forzano Sports Editor ‘h Was Bad Joins Detroit ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Rick Forzano, saddened at FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - the thought of leaving the U.S. Naval Academy but in­ A couple of veterans with trigued once again by pro football, has resigned as the fTrlarhendous Party* the New England Patriots head coach at Navy. , ‘^‘It was a tremendous party,” Tom Kelley noted, criticized their National » ‘This is the saddest day of my life,” Forzano said mehnii^ last Monday’s Gold Key Dinner at the Hartford Football League employers Thursday, when he resigned to become an assistant to old Hilton,, I’This weekend the Gold Key recipient will leave Thursday for trading run­ friend Don McCafferty with the Detroit Lions. va,th^lfrs. Kelley for a winter vacation in Florida. The ning back Carl Garrett to “ Not many people feel about a place the way I feel about ^mw'ijunket was postponed when Kelley was named to the Chicago Bears for a first the Naval Academy,” Forzano said. “ It’s just too tough to ■fecewe one df the keys at the Connecticut Sports Writers’ round choice in the draft. put into words.” Alliance, affair. “ We just traded away the ’The feeling, obviously, was mutual. The Middies went all Pere yfigren, like Kelley, a retired Manchester High best football player on our out for Forzano, and the administration backed him facu% member and coach, and Gold Key recipient, asked team—Jim Plunkett.’’ despite a 10-33 record during the past four years which in­ if rtSlly Mandly was overlooked as one of Manchester’s Offensive guard Mcke Herald photds by Buceivicius cluded three losses to arch-rival Army. wihiiers of the coveted award. Montler said, ‘"This trade J.O. Coppedge, the Naval Academy’s director of Mandly, former State and New England amateur golf Coach Jim Moriarty Explains.. Strategy Before Game Emphasizes Point Again ‘iVoic Go Out and Execute*. staggers me.” athletics, express^ regrets at Forzano’s leaving and said champion, was a former Manchester resident but when “ Maybe they’re trying to Navy would act with “ due speed” to find a replacement. tapped for a Gold Key he was residing in Simsbury. build the team with draft \ ’The Middies are scheduled to open spring practice on r‘ I Wigren, Kelley and Joe McCluskey were the Silk choices, but I guess I’m like ToWners given keys in the 32-year history of the dinner. George Allen,” middle March 5. Bowling With the Lions, Forzano will coach either the offensive Windham Tech linebacker Jim Cheyunski or the defensive backfield. Highly-Touted Northwest said. “ I can’t see trading a McCormick Snowbound In another college coaching change Thursday, Jerry proven veteran for a draft Christie McCormick has ever intention of being on hand Wampfler resigned his post at Colorado State. No Stops Cheney, 58-52 PARKADE DUSTY - Lou choice.” successor was named immediately. Polinski 214, Floyd Totten 208, to salute Kelley, the Rev. Robert Keating and Floyd Little, Garrett, suspended Cheney Tech was dealt a severe setback yesterday after­ m i Ed Bachl 214, Tom Atamian all Gold Key winners, at the Hartford dinner. without pay for missing noon in Willimantic as Windham Tech pinned a 58-52 loss However, the weatherman didn’t cooperate. Face Tribe Here Tonight 204, John Doran 209, Bill Avery practice during the 1972 Basketball on them. Cheney now sports a 6-8 record and must win all 227-556, Ed Ristau 210, Joe McCormick, who worked many college football games season, was ordered three of their remaining games to qualify for postseason Lauzon 206-565, Roger with Kelley and was a personal friend for 35 years, cut reinstated by NFL Com­ Lake Placid Entry By Dean Yost last three games, will travel to East Hampton in a COC HOUSTON - The Houston play. Mieczkowski 204-559, Mark short'" a Florida vacation to make the dinner. (AP photo) Rockets of the National Basket­ Windham Tech (58) missioner Pete Rozelle after Several power-ladden clubs are all in the area tonight as battle. The Patriots are 7-7 overall. In the night’s final The Manchester crew led, F Pte Royce 580, Clem Quey 556, Joe The weather was just great in Florida but it wasn’t the ball Association signed former B sitting out three games. He Karate Instructor Ron Cox Tunes-up Skills^ the schoolboys begin the final month of action. event, Rham (1-12) treks to Middletown’s Vinal Tech. throughout the first three Johnston 4 4 12 LaVae 573. case at Bradley. The snowstorn, which dumped nearly a Valid Notes IOC Baltimore Bullets player 2 0 4 was the Patriots’ top offen­ At the Clarke Arena, Manchester High (6-7) leaves the Northwest will be by far the best offensive and defensive quarters before Windham got Desjardin foot of snow on the ground, closed the airport and the flight George Johnson as a backup Gile 8 6 18 PINNETTES — Madeline sive threat in virtually every ..actually an Auto Accident Caused the Damage to Pole CCIL for a non-conference start against Northwest club Manchester will face this season. Steve Balken, a hot in the final chapter to pull 0 4 4 due to arrive at 11 a.m. was directed back to Philadelphia. NEW YORK (AR) — The American entry of Lake center. Massey Tallin 176-507, Mary Lou Denis department except passing. Catholic (11-2). East Catholic will play a Hartford County towering 6-8 center, is the mainstay in the lineup with the game out. Quarter scores Crosby 6 2 14 187-506, Betty Plumley 452, Later in the day a second try was made to land at Bradley, Placid, N.Y., into the four-way competition for the host PHILADELPHIA - The were 15-12,28-26 and 43-41, all in Cote 1 2 6 The Patriots pulled a big Conference game with St. Bernard in Montville. The Mike Klimas, a dead-eye outside shooter. Guard Brian 0 0 0 Geneva Lagasse 188,' Wanda from Philadelphia, but once again the runway was closed role of the 1976 Winter Olympics is welcome and valid, the National Basketball Associa­ Cheney’s favor. Bencho surprise when they traded Eagles are 10-3 overall and 4-2 in the loop while the Saints Hickey directs the club and is also one of the key point- Chamberland 0 0 0 Bonadies 186-516, Katy Spearin and the plane was diverted back to Philadelphia. Just Archer— Better Days are Ahead International Olympic Committee (IOC) has assured the tion Philadelphia 76ers For the 3-10 winners. Skip Garrett to the Bears are winless in both categories, 0-7 and 0-10 for the season. getters. 175, Linda Gustafron 463, Patty about the time Kelley was being honored, McCormick was U.S. Olympic Committee (USOC). acquired forward Don May Gile paced the offense with 18 Totals 19 20 58 Tuesday for Chicago’s 19th Outside the Manchester town limits, Rockville High (10- Sobiski 468, Debbie Miller 470, Officials from the small Adirondacks resort village, To give an indication of its offensive strength. Northwest from the Atlanta Hawks in Cheney Tech (52) back in the City of Brotherly Love. pick in the first round of the 2) in the Central Valley Conference, meets unbeaten markers while Crosby and B F Pts Marie Bolis 464, Irene Stone defeated East Catholic twice in two balanced outings. East return for future considerations many residents of which have nurtured cases of “ Olympic Bloomfield High (12-0) on the Warhawks’ home boards. Johnston followed with 14 and LeCourt 5 0 10 453, Rush Smith 184-454, Ginger draft. New England then outlined as being either money, 1 0 2 Hawaiian Open Leader fever” for years, were en route to Montreal Thursday for a is regarded as one of the top teams in the state. 12 points respectively. Kuzina Yourkas 190-487, B arbara Notes from the Little Black Book chose wide receiver Darryl Rockville has currently run off eight consecutive games a draft choice, or a player now Maynard 4 2 10 flight to Switzerland when a USOC official discounted This will be a return engagement for Coach Stan Cheney’s Marc Beaulieu Jack Daly of West Roxbury, Mass., really wowed the Stingley of Purdue. and the only two losses on the slate were against with the 76ers. Viklnetz 4 1 9 Algren 453, Millie Denley 459. earlier reports that the IOC was not inclined to accept the Ogrodnik’s Eagles. East battled St. Bernards’ earlier in canned 17 tallies while both Landry 1 0 2 gathering at the Gpld Key Dinner with his witty, dry New Vril miss Carl,” said Bloomfield and Simsbury. U.S. entry. the season and registered their highest point production Tom LeCourt and Ken Maynard Beaulieu 7 3 17 COMMERCIAL - Dennis England humor. The top-flight college football official can Montler*, a four-year Redesigns Golf Game Portland High, 12-1 and 11-0 4n the Charter Oak 0 0 0 netted 10 points. Nightingale Sherman 146-358, Ted Lawrence A site to replace Denver as the 1976 host is to be chosen with a 101-75 win. SteU 0 2 2 expect a number pf choice speaking assignments in this veteran. “ It hurts me to Conference, appears to be too powerful for the slump- The Beavers will play by the IOC this weekend at a four-day meeting beginning The Eagles, idle for a week, currently have a four-game Baseball 138-392, Mike Napolatano 138- area in the near future. He’s a personal friend of Chick read a word like ‘controver­ Gilbert and Takaaki Kono, a ridden Bolton Bulldogs currently sporting a 1-11 record. Wolcott Tech Wednedsay on the 22 8 52 HONOLULU (AP) - Big don’t feel comfortable. It’ll today in Lausanne. The Lake Placid delegation flew there winning skein on the line. Totals 350, Andy Lamoureaux 372, Don Toomey. 'hie twosome was part of the fine officating team sial’ in front of his name, 120pound Japanese. Portland boasts a potent offense combined with a water­ latters’ court. Score it half 28-26 Cheney Mathiews 358. George Archer says he’s at take time. I’m at least a month to present its bid personally. The break in the schedule was definetly in East’s favor. CHICAGO — The Chicago which worked the never-to-beforgotten 1968 Yale-Harvard like he was another Duane Arnold Palmer, a 43-year-old tight defense. least a month away from away from playing the way I Lake Placid was accepted by the USOC Wednesday as Following tonight’s battle they face Hamden, South White Sox traded Jim Lyttle to 29-29 tie at Cambridge. Three times Daly has been Thomas. He wasn’t.” want to.” master trying to shake persis­ Ellington High will be going after its 10th straight win the Kansas City Royals for playing good. the official U.S. entry — competing with Innsbruck, Catholic, East Hartford, Holy Cross at home, St. Paul’s assigned to Army-Navy games. He captained the Williams Cheyunski said that tent putting troubles, defending when it hosts East Qranby in an NCCC outing. The Knights another reserve outfielder, Joe College Basketball Roundup “ Let’s just hope better days He managed a f,ur-under-par Austria; 16 French communities near Mont Blanc and and end up with Xavier at the Eagle’s Nest on Jan. 22. College grid squad in 1942 ... It wouldn’t be too surprising if Garrett was “ 90 per cent of title-holder Grier Jones and a are 12-1 and 8-0 for the season. Coventry High, losers of its Keough. are ahead,” the 6-foot-6 one­ 68 in Thursday’s first round to Tampere, Finland. the 1974 Gold Key Dinner was held in New Haven although our offense last year,” and half-dozen others were at 70. time ranch hand sighed. tie youthful Tom Watson and Lee Trevino, who scorched ’The village’s leaders had been bidding for that accep­ the Hartford Hilton rates bouquets for the manner in added: But his position—a share of old pro Gay Brewer, who has a the plush layout by the balmy tance and the chance to again host the Olympics for years, Tennis whichi.it handlled the most recent gathering ... Six “ He was a 110-per center the lead-going into today’s se­ habit of winning away from the beaches of the Pacific with a 61 before Denver was chosen by the IOC and again last fall '] Hannum Uses Ball Control Well and it feels good when cond round in the $200,000 Big Houston Lineup members of the Manchester Police Department are taking continental United States, for in Wednesday’s pro-am, slipped before Salt Lake City won out over the New Yorkers’ bid. you’re playing hard to look Hawaiian Open Golf Tourna­ [X] Scoreboard IE) RICHMOND - Top-seeded part in Hwang’s School of Tae Knon-Do. The group the lead in this rich event that to a par 72. He had to birdie the I Rod Laver, Australia, defeated consists of Jim Sweeney, Larry Smith, Phil Robertson, up and see someone else ment, doesn’t really relfect his offers a $40,000 first rize. last hole to do that. Frank Froehling, Fort pessimism Craig McDonald, Jon Hawthorne and Paul Hawthorne .... who’s doing it, too. Sure, he Tied at 69, just one stroke Also in the . big group at the Lauderdale, Fla., 6-3, 7-5, in the Ends Centenary Scare “ I’ve changed everything Eight pretty nurses from a Hartford nursing school are might have had some back and three under par on the figure was Australian veteran second round of the Fidelity around, the way I’m hitting the Pro Basketball ■’ Chamberlain Achieves also tearing the art of self defense at the local school ... problems, but I think a 7,154-yard Waialae Country Bruce Crampton, already the Bennet Stops South Windsor World Tennis Tournament. ball off the tee,” Archer said. Missouri Valley Conference, strong-willed coach could Club course, were Doug winner of two tour titles this NBA NEW YORK (AP) - Tiny with 22 points while Dwight The Manchester Bruins’ hockey team, boys age 10-12, are “ It was just awful. Now I’m whipping Drake 73-68. It was Sanders, Lanny Wadkins, Gibby season. ThurHilay'g Games DES MOINES - Third- Jones pulled down 20 rounds. looking, for more players. The youngsters play Saturday have straightened him out.” doing the right thing. But I Bennet Junior High’s basket­ For the losers, Skip Centenary College won the the 13th straight victory for the Kansas City-Omaha 98, 31,000 Career Points seeded Clark Graebner, New Centenary, with 7-foot mornings ai the Y tennis courts starting at 11 o’clock. The Patriots stressed ball team stopped South Wind­ Jankowski netted 16 markers first 34 minutes of its No. 17 Tigers, who took over the Golden State 96 York City, captured the singles freshman Robert Parish offense in making 17 picks in sor’s frosh yesterday afternoon while Gerber, Hauck and Bian- basketball game against Conference lead when St. Louis Los Angeles 120, Phoenix 106 title in the third annual Des dominating the action held the the draft completed in Manchester, 66-55. cucci followed with 13,12 and 12 huge Houston Thursday surprised Tulsa 69-64.’ End of the Line NEW YORK (A P )-A le x we would have been in real winning basket with 45 Moines International Tennis lead throughout and it was only Wednesday. Montler said he A balanced attack, led by tallies respectively. Only games scheduled night. But the Cougars Son~in^Law to Replace Friday’s Games Hannum, coach of the trouble.” So, instead of seconds to play and then Tournament with a 7-5, 5-7, 6-4, when Houston Coach Guy Lewis Drake threw a huge scare Wayne Kuhnly holds the No. 1 position in the Men’s was surprised, and added: Mark Demko (16), helped the victory over Nick Kalo, Greece. remembered to take the last into Memphis State, leading Atlanta at Boston Denver Rockets, knows pressing the issue, Denver Sam Lacey clinched the vic­ inserted a lineup that averaged Singles Ladder at the Vernon Tennis Forum. Kuhnley “ Now we’ll score 35 points Bears. Also contributing to the six and those were the ones 6foot-9 that the Cougars could throughout the first half until a Jets^Ewbank after 1974 Milwaukee at Buffalo what it takes to beat the played it deliberate and the tory by blocking Rick coaches the Manchester Community College netmen ... and lose by two.” offense was Jim McNickle, Eagle Hoopsters cope ,with Parish. The big freshmen-led zone press spun Philadelphia at Detroit defending American tactic paid off. Dave Barry’s shot with 27 seconds BETHESDA, Md. - that counted for an 89-85 Don’t be too surprised if Sam Maltempo, soon to retire AND Bruce Ballard and Mike youngster led the Gents with 20 off 13 consecutive points, seven In stressing offense, the make him head coach through New York at Baltimore Basketball Association Robisch contributed 28 left as Kansas City-Omaha Topseeded Margaret Smith victory. from the Manchester Police Department, winds up on NEW YORK (AP) - Charlie Demers with 14, 14 and 12 Sting Hornets points and 22 rebounds. by Bill Cook. Larry Kanon had Patriots made blocking 1976, has been an assistant to Houston at Los Angeles champion Indiana Pacers. points and Warren Jabali defeated Golden State. Court, Australia beat Marcie Louis Dunbar’s basket with state boxing staff under Commissioner Barbara Dunn. Winner, who has had previous points in that order. The victory hiked Houston’s 16 points and 16 rebounds to guard John Hannah of RADh George Allen, handling the Chicago at Seattle had 24 and 11 assists. Byron Louie, San Francisco, 6-2, 6-0, only 5:44 left to play put football ties with Weeb Ewbank The East Catholic High girl “ One secret to this Nate Archibald scored 37 record to 14-2. Centenary is 12- lead State. Dennis Bell hit 24 Maltempo, a one-time top-flight pro middleweight and Alabama their No. 1 draft Washington Redskins’ defen­ Only games scheduled and moved into the quarter­ Houston in front for the first as an assistant coach and who cagers evened their record game,” said Hannum, “ is Beck added 20 for the points and added 13 assists 5. for the losers. lightheavyweight, is a former local boxing commisioner ... choice. On defense, they sive secondary, since he was finals of the Virginia Slims time all night and the 11th — has off-field ties as Ewbank’s yesterday afternoon in East ABA ball control. If you can Rockets. for the Kings, who got 19 Memphis State took over sole Elsewhere in the MVC, Cappy Jones has resigned as Yale’s director of sports fired as head coach of the St. Invitational Women’s Tennis ranked Cougars hung on for the picked three linebackers. son-in-law, will become head Hartford as they topped the Friday’s Games control the tempo, you Indiana Coach Bob points from Don Kojis and 18 possession of first place in the defending co-champion information to enter private business. A Yale grad, Jones SATURDAY Louis Cardinals following the Tournament. victory. Dunbar led all scorers coach of the New York Jets in Hornets, 24-22. The Eagles now Dallas at New York ^ definitely have a good Leonard thought his team from Lacey. Louisville got 16 points apiece has handled the P. R. duties since 1969 ... NBC reports the 1:30 (22) Fordham vs. Boston 1970 season and a five-year- 1974. sport a 3-3 mark. Denver vs. Carolina at could have solved the from Bill Butler and Kep Super Bowl telecast reached 27,670,000 homes for a 42.7 record of 35-30-5. He was 8-5-1 in chance to win.” The Warriors, playing College “ I did my homework and he’s East Hartford held a slim 4-2 Greensboro Bradley to defeat Bradley 91-74. (8) La Salle vs. 1970. Threat So Denver controlled the problem with some speed. their fourth game in four national rating ... Wilt Chamberlain once scored over 100 the best man for the job,” Phil lead after the first eight San Diego at Kentucky Allen Murphy and Junior Winner was an assistant tempo and beat the Pacers “ You’ve got to run the ball nights and seventh in eight Bob Hayes Signs Track Contract poinfs in an NBA game. Last week. Wilt threw up just 18 Syracuse Iselin, president of the National BOSTON (AP) - Huge John minutes, but the Eagles rallied Utah at Memphis Bridgeman added 14 eabh to the (18) Maryland vs. coach at Case Tech in 97-92 Thursday night, the at Jabali,” said Leonard. days, lost Joe Ellis with a basket tries and hit 15. His season shooting percentage is a Football League club, said Matuszak, the No. 1 selection in to claim a 13-8 halftime margin. Only games scheduled balanced Cardinal attack. Duke Cleveland, and married to Nan­ sixth victory for the Rockets “ He loves that slow-down bruised hip and Fritz appear in 16 meets starting in league-leading .753 ... The Boston Red Sox didn’t make any Thursday in announcing that the National Football League Going into the final period, the NEW YORK (AP) - Bob tinued. “ I missed the individual Notre Dame got 25 points and 3:30 (8) Pro Bowlers Tour cy Ewbank, when he left in 1954 game. We just quit running Williams with a sprained late March. new friends in this area when it failed to be represented at Winner will serve as a Ewbank draft, was given a big welcome winners held a slim 23-22 edge. in eight games against Hayes, heralded once as the competition of track. Football 17 rebounds from John Shumate 4:00 (3) CBS Golf Classic to become a Baltimore Colts Pro Hockey assistant and then take ov^r as Thursday night in a visit to the Judy Lauder paced East Indiana this season. the ball. When Dennver ankle in the rough game. world’s fastest human, is retur­ “ I did it because I missed is team competition.” to defeat Villanova 82-66. Tom the Gold Key Dinner ... Gov. Thomas Meskill was reported 5:00 (8) Wide World of Sports assistant after Ewbank was track," said Hayes, who won head coach when the 65-year- Boston Bruins’ dressing room. Catholic’s offense with eight In Thursday’s only other slowed down, we just quit.” Wilt Chamberlain becfame ning to track. Ingelsby led the losers with 30 ill as his reason for being unable to attend but many saw 11:30 (8) UCLA vs. USC named as head coach. NHL the Olympic gold m ^ a l for the Hayes believes he can com­ old Ewbank becomes general “ Who is that big son of a points while Deb Caouette ABA game, Carolina Streaking Carolina won its the first NBA player to hit points. the state’s No. 1 citizen at work earlier in the day in an 11:45 (22) Rangers vs Bruins When Ewbank was fired after Thursday’s Games bine his football career with manager in 1974. gun?” asked Coach Tom added three markers. slugged Virginia 113-98. sixth game in seven start 31,000 points for his career, The speedy wide receiver of 100-yard dash in 1964 and holds In a doubleheader at Madison a 7-7 season in 1962 and was Montreal 3, St. Louis 3, tie track. “ I don’t see why not,” he airplahe. Winner, who has signed a Johnson as Matuszak ducked Scoring honors went to the and 19th in the last 22 the National Football League the world record time of 9.3 Square Garden, St. Joseph’s of hired by the Jets, then of the Boston 5, Toronto 2 In the National Basketball leading Los Angeles past said. “ It depends on how three-year contract that will through the door to meet the Hornets’ Miss Andrew with 10 Dallas Cowboys signed a con­ seconds for the event. Pennsylvania went on a second American Football League, Chicago 5, New York Association, it was Kansas games, whipping Virginia. Phoenix. successful I am. I’ll play it year Bruins after their 5-2 National points. tract with the new International “ Track and football are en­ half tear to defeat Manhattan Winner stayed with the Colts Islanders 3 City-Omaha 98, Golden State Joe Caldwell scored 26 Chamberlain scored 25 by year.” Hockey League victory over the Track Association Thursday to tirely different,” Hayes con­ 82-61 and Fairffeld downed under Don Shula. Two years Detroit 6, California 4 96; and Los Angeles 120, points for the Cougars and points, increasing his career Toronto Maple Leafs. “ I’d like Detroit 67-63 in, doublp over­ later he became head coach of Basketball Buffaio 5, Los Angeles 3 held Julius Erving to 20 total to 31,003 and also had to have him just on the bench.” Phoenix 106, in the only time. \ ^ the Cardinals. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Philadelphia 5, Vancouver 4 Dual Post Given Matuszak, Tampa’s 6-8, 275- games played. points, 10 below his average. 19 rebounds and eight assists Pat McFarland' scoi’ed 28 Ewbank announced last The Philadelphia 76ers have Atlanta 3, Minnesota 1 EAST SIDE MIDGETS pound defensive end d ra ft^ by “ Early in the game,” said Mack Calvin contributed 21 for the Lakers. points to pace St., jo e ’s opening month he intended to retire acquired forward Don May Only games scheduled Professional Remodeling the Houston Oilers, joked with Hannum, “ if we had tried to for the Cougars. Neal Walk of the Suns led game victory. Then George from coaching after the 1973 from the Atlanta Hawks “ in Consultants upset the front run­ Close at MIT the Bruins and posed with 5- trade baskets with Indiana, Dick Gibbs sank the all scorers with 29 points. Groom’s basket and a three- season. return for future ning Celtics last night, 22-11. Ed foot-8 center Gregg Sheppard, point play by Ray; Kelly moved consideration.” Kennison, John Rivosa and Skip one of Boston’s smallest Fairfield past Detroit in the By Earl Yost General Manager Don DeJar- Krawitz paced the victors with players. second extra perijM) of the din of the 76ers said Thursday Matuszak was in Boston to nightcap. six, four and four points respec­ Dual position as varsity cross country and assistant O p e r a t io n the future consideration could confer with his attorney. Bob Pro Hockey Roundup Hoopster All-America Ed Ratleff apd tively. In a losing effort, Jeff track coach at Massachusetts Institute of Technology has be money, a draft choice or a Lombardo canned three Woolf, and then attended his Leonard Gray pumped in 20 been taken on by Pete Close, former Manchester High player now a member of his Succesful first hockey game. And none of Makes Mark points each as fourth-ranked markers. athlete. National Basketball the Bruins felt insulted when he Long Beach State defeated the EAST SIDE JUNIORS STANFORD, Calif. (AP) - Association team, which is 4-51 Close, a Manchester asked them their individual University of Californians Santa An operation on Jim Plunkett’s for the season. In Kitchen In a foul-plagued contest, the native, will continue his uniform numbers. Esposito, Orr Power Barbara branch 77-69. : Dunkers edged the Bombers, left knee “ went well, as To make room for May, the San Francisco, ranked No. 16, duties as MIT’s director of SUTTON, N.H, (AP) - 60-52. Jim Adams (12), Bob expected,” and the New 76ers placed reserve forward defeated Nevada-Las Vegas 87- Sports Information. Another bastion of female Quaglia (14) and Chip Donnelly England Patriots quarterback John Q. Trapp on waivers. 83. The new coach is a Bruins over Toronto chauvinism has fallen. (12) led the winners’ offense. should be able to start Arizona State used a tight The 1973 B etty C rocker Pete Thompson had game graduate of St.John’s ^ rehabilitation exercises within defense beating Colwado State Homekaer of Tomorrow at scoring honors with 18 points University, Jamaica, L.I. two weeks, his surgeon says. NEW YORK (AP) - knee surgery and possibly ta topped New York 8-5 in 77-50. The Sun Devils’ p r y in g Designated Base Runner Kearsarge Regional High while teammate Dan Diccio While competing in track in Medical cartilage was Boston Bruin stars Phil new problems, also put the World Hockey Associa­ defense held the^ losers School here is also the also netted 18 markers in a college. Close won the removed from Plunkett’s left Esposito and Bobby Orr on a dazzling skating exhibi­ tion. “ scoreless for the game’s first secondbest rebounder on the losing cause. knee Thursday by Dr. Could Be Next Revision tion. three minutes and surtpndered I.C.4.A. indoor mile cham­ were letting their actions Montreal, opening up a school’s basketball team. Frederick L. Behling, an “ Orr really hasn’t played only 17 points irf the fiiit half. Y INTERMEDIATE pionship in 1958 and 1959 as NEW YORK (AP) - The not beyond the realm of speak for them. And their fourpoint lead over the idle James L. Foley, of New orthopedic surgeon and the Arizona trounced Wyoming The Shamrocks, behind Paul well as the_ Metropolitan American League adopted the possibility.” actions said plenty that badly,” said Coach Tom secondplace New York London, a 6-foot, 4-inch, 200- physician for the football team 87-69 with freshman Coniel Nor­ Smith’s 30 points, defeated Six middle distance titles. designated pinch hitter rule for The AL will be the only major Esposito, the National Johnson. “ It’s just been he Rangers in the East Divi­ pound senior, won the award at Stanford Univesity where man scoring 37 points, 20 In the Pack, 76-64. Lyle Eastman and A two-time cross country the 1973 season and the AL league to adopt the rule while Hockey League scoring hasn’t been as spectacular sion, gained its tie when and has qualified for state and Plunkett earned the 1970 first half. ' Biff Grimes also contributed 16 All-American, Close was president hinted that other in­ the American Association and as everyone has come to national honors in the first year Heisman Trophy. leader, fired in three goals Yvan Cournoyer scored with and 15 markers for the winners. “ We’re very optimistic that novations may be forthcoming. the Southern League of the expect.” the contest has been open to named to the 1959 All- and Orr, the NHL’s premier a minute left on an assist Horse Racing For the losers, Dan LaBelle, he’ll have a fully operational Joe Cronin, AL president, minor leagues will use the rule. males. ' American outdoor track defenseman, scored one and from Frank Mahovlich, who Jim Sulick and Joe Quardino knee following rehabilitation,” explained the league’ s The rule permits each club to In other NHL action, Mon­ Foley, 18, scored highest in a . SAN FTRANCISCO (AP) - team as a miler. While ser­ assisted on three Thursday earlier had scored the 490th netted 21, 20 and 19 tallies in Dr. Behling said after the revolutionary rule Tuesday and designate a tenth man to bat for treal and St. Louis tied 3-3, written examination on Ernest B. Morris of Saratoga, ving as a first lieutenant in night as the Bruins whipped that order. hourlong operation. Plunkett gave the experiment another the pitcher, traditionally a Atlanta topped Minnesota 3- goal of his NHL career. St. knowledge and attitude taken N.Y.,'was elected president of the U.S.Marine Corps, Close was under sedatives Thursday publicity push. weak spot in the order. The Toronto 5-2. Louis, which had led 2-0, by aboug 20 seniors at the Harness Tracks of America Pete Close 1, Philadelphia edged Van­ SENIOR LEAGUE qualified for the 1960 night. Cronin stated, “ When we pitcher can keep pitching broke a 2-2 tie on a goal by school 1st December. Thursday at the closing session Then the two stars couver 5-4," Chicago downed In a long contest at Illing’s Olympic Games in Rome in Behling said Plunkett is adopted the designated pinch without swinging a bat. Gary Sabourin early in the Three of the contestant^ were of the track association’s becam e unavailable to •the New York Islanders 5-3, gym last night, pacesetting An- the 1,500 meter run. ning togs in 1962, Close expected to get out of the hitter in Chicago we also An experiment in 1969 in the third period. male, he said. convention. sports writers. Detroit took California 6-4 saJdi’s defeated the Air- Following the Games, Close joined the MIT Athletic hospital early next week and considered the idea of American Association saw “ I took it sort of as a joke,” (AP photo) Morris is president of Esposito’s three-goals and Buffalo beat Los Bob Leiter and Ernie crafters, 115-104. Doug Melody Department as the school’s will go to the home of his designated runners. But we strikeouts reduced from 1,173 to Foley said, “although I’ve Saratoga Harness Racing, Inc., (AP photo) captured national came after he had scored Angeles 6-3. Hicke scored first-period Scheduled Pit Stop and Jack Redmond collected 34 championships in Greece, first full-time Sports mother in nearby San Jose' to decided it would be best to 628, sacrificed hits cut from 147 always been Jn^rested in and has been a vociferous and 25 markers for the victors. to 27, hitting average raised just one in seven previous ^ e b e c edged Minnesota Atlanta goals and spqrked Ethopia, Morocco and Information Director. He is recuperate. He will be on move one step at a time. He did cooking.” opponent of legalized off-track Orioles* Brooks Robinson Watches Putt Ron Riordan and Hank Brown from .160 to .261 and homenins games. 4-2, Ottawa and Cl^eland the Flames to a victory that Joe McNulty (10) grabs a bottle of tea and honey from his coach during the 50 kilometer betting in New York. currently president of the crutches for about a week, the say however, “ I don’t say it will Die is enrolled in a gourmet tossed in 34 and 24 points for the Canada. happen anytime soon, but it’s increased from 24 to 108. Orr, who Mme critics say tied 2-2, New England moved them into third place The association added five New England SID’s. surgeon said. cooking class in the school’s mile) cross-country USSA National Championship race Thursday in Minneapolis, In Annual American Airlines Golf Classic Aircrafters. After hanging up his nin- has been slowed down by nipped New York and Alber­ in the West Division. Home Economics Department. Minn. McNulty won the event in 2 hours, 47 minutes. new member tracks Thursday.

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OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSli with MAJOR HOOPLE Statistics Show BUGS BUNINV L e r » s e e - j -j - - gooo misht./ forsn wu t - V i« tr« u i OH Huskies meeting the New Bri­ NFL passers are rated on a teams in the Southern New tain Frontenacs. The second conference basis throughout the England Hockey League. The Herald photo by Pinto match pits the Flyers and the season—meaning they are rated East Hartford Canadians, New Bristol Champlains. Face off only against performances by Haven Flyers and Colchester for the first match is set for ISorthview Ski Slope Beehive of Activity These Nights as Tow Line Shows other passers in their Jets are all tied for first place in the SNEHL standings. 7:30. BY FRANK O ’ NEAL 1 SHORT RIBS ffiteH. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER KOVAl, - psTv " Room Oscar Robertson C>IP 'd o u P^ONCE UPOM A TBoom II -JWjTKooM / W R I T E A M TIME AMD THEV O R I G I N A L V LIVED HAPPIL.V Medium-Sized O F A I R V EVER TALE?

NEW YORK— (NEA)—Of against the Royals. Alas, the avalanche of accolades Robertson did play and had that has fallen upon Oscar his usual (in those days) Children's .O f Robertson, perhaps the best game: 30 points, 10 rebounds, was the one by the doctor in 10 assists. Royals won. Cincinnati who had crip­ It was painful in last year’s pling arthritis. He said that playoffs against Los Angeles BY HANA-BARBERA the only time he did not ex­ to watch Robertson on the THE FLINTSTONES By Bill Sncherek perience pain was when he bench as the Bucks went sat in Cincinnati Gardens down to defeat. Robertson J / IV E NBVER t r e a t e d z -z i (g) IW a n d , We arrive early at Magic Mt. and watched Robertson play sat with a groin pull that I A PATIENT WITH SUCH MR. FLINT©TONE HO\N and are met by Arthur Thorner basketball. made even walking agoniz­ Race THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom A TENACIOUS GRIP Sfei A DIPFICULT /V // ing. co-director of Magic. Soon 1 This was several years ON HIS WALLET./ was on our way to the summit ago, when Robertson played Robertson’s remarkable of­ on the mile long double chair. f o r the Cincinnati Royals, fensive consistency over the HO-SAMO/ tSLAUS AMP The snow was hard-packed as 1 was the Cincinnati Royals; first 11 years of his career GIRLS & BOYS, AGE 6-17 when he epitomized power MO gAfSiKR & m i \ came down the long two and (before being traded to Mil­ and finesse and it was said half mile Magic Carpet. waukee) has made him the REGISTER NOW FOR THE The interlacing of well- by such colleagues as Bill Russell and Bob Cousy and second highest scorer in NBA marked trails to take you all Bob Pettit and Jerry West over the mountain was a history (only Wilt Chamber- that all-around, Robertson lain has scored more points) delight. They have three double was the greatest basketball chairs and the one for the player to ever string up a and the No. 1 assists man novice skier which makes him sneaker. (Less inspirational ever in the NBA, among a feel comfortable, as he has his MANCHESTER STATE BANK than the doctor’s testimony, bushelful of records. own separate ski area away but also significant.) But for the third straight from the heavy ski traffic. The TT n This is Robertson’s 13th season Robertson’s scoring C itn It Tj*.«» Ui M t*. BUD FISHER 2,200 foot T-bar serves three year in the National Basket­ average is less than 20 points MUTT AND JEFF wide-open slopes where one can ball Association. He is a a game. A purist laments PLAIN JANE practice and not be disturbed. much different player today that his 30-point average for HAPPY ^ The uphill capacity at Magic is from yesterday. Once he was the first 10 years could not 2nd Annual landing.' 4,000 per hour and tickets are the entire offense of the R oy­ be continued. Cup Race limited to 1,800 daily. als, shooting and passing and “ I’m happy to be winning I,F=0R0NE, Chat with Hans Thorner controlling the game. Now, and scoring 16 a game,” > WOULDN’T KIND as guard for the Milwaukee SEEING TANE Magic president, who tells Robertson said. For years he FEB. 17, 1973 — 9:00 A.M. S ET |y\ARRIED about the enlargement and ad­ B ucks, he defers the offen­ did qot win a championship, dition of the three-story base sive honors to Kareem Ab- not until he and Abdul-Jab- dul-Jabbar. Instead of pene­ lodge. They can seat 800 diners bar teamed up. (And in a trating as he once did, rare moment of exultation, in Northview Ski Area^ Manchester at one sitting and still not be Robertson is content to stay crowded as the upstairs lounge the locker room celebration / outside and loft passes to the after the Bucks won the NBA cares for many. ’7-3 center. title in 1971, Robertson ex­ Back to the mountain the For Robertson, now 34 claimed, “They can never Tc(>yi>0>'l UKE A great day of skiing closed I think it’s great Johnny is APEBNATHy IMCOINQASTORV SOUR OPINION “ Of course I’ve got to be a 11-12 Years Old 11-12 Years Old NOCQMA/»4r . as I wound our way through the little slower,” he said re­ still playing at, what, 40? R5PTUNE FDR THE SCHOOL. ON... Swiss-like chalet village of cently at lunch. “I’m older. It’s a great thing to make a HAS BEEN B4jPB2,SPDn-E©9... Magic. I feel it in certain plays. I ’ll living of doing what you love. 13-14 Years Old 13-14 Years Old HANDED Frank Ferris, of Sports Mart think too much. Once it was Johnny does it. So do I. DOWN FROIW in Rockville, gave a talk to the all instinct. Now there’s a “ But I’ve got other things 15-17 Years Old 15-17 Years Old OENBWIONTD T Illing Jr. H.S. Ski Club fraction of a second more for g e n e r a t io n . ) thought.” I want to do. I’m thinking displaying skis, ski wear and about real estate, when I’m bindings. finished. Getting poor people THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO ALL CHILDREN BETWEEN Recently the Illing Ski Club Like most NBA players, was at Maple Valley. Robertson has continually into good housing and at the played in pain. Knee aches, THE AGES OF 6-17 WHO RESIDE IN CONN. “i*z Ken Boud, Marcia Gunther same time creating jobs for legs are sore, feet burn, arm n cF and Ted Arnold will head the people. And I want to be a 4-Z is heavy, head is weary — BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Manchester part of the Bonnie the travel, the interminable success at it. By success I This Event Sponsored by The Manchester State Bank Bell-sponsored Junior National mean being happy. And no, SURE ENOUSH — f ^ i games and lights and NOW,WHERE IN AN AIRPLANE CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Ski Patrol. Boys and girls from screams and cities and run­ I won’t stay in basketball as and the Town of Manchester Recreation Department LAVATOR'Y WOULD A «/V\AKT A E/VIAU EORTUHE I W o U tt 14 to 16 years of age are ning into picks and an elbow an executive. I’ve worked SMUGGLER HIDE JEWELS? ^ IW O f^TH ' \ We’RB A BOARDIN' PARTY,' eligible. A standard ski test will in the eye rebounding. too hard and too many years be required and it will be given ATROPHIES TO TOP 3 IN EACH BOY AND GIRLS’ AGE CLASSES MBANIN' O' 1 MATB. FROM THB ROYAL on the other side (as NBA TH& 0U1=- /'STRINE NVVy!«.AN' NONE at Northview Sunday. L RASET! y O'VER FLAMIN' LIP OR., Now, Robertson must sit player representative) to go See you on the mountain. out games that he once suf­ ^ ^ /fOU'LL WIND UP IN IRONffi fered through. A gambler of into the front office.” ★ MANCHESTER STATE BANK CUP FOR BES'f TIME FOR DAY my acquaintance told me of Returning to his basketball inside dope he once received. Football records, Robertson said, “I A friend of his was a butcher ★ HOT CHOCOLATE, COFFEE, DONUTS AT RACE FOR ALL NEW YORK - Charlie in Cincinnati whose some­ don’t feel too bad that they Winner, a former head coach of time customer was Robert­ are dropping. It’s to be ex­ the St. Louis Cardinals, was son’s wife. Once she told him pected. I’m getting older, my ' Compliments of The Bank hired by the New York Jets and that Oscar had the flu and a career is almost over! will replace his father-in-law, sprained ankle and he prob­ Weeb Ewbank, as head coach ably wouldn’t play that night. “ But you know, it happens after the 1973 season. The butcher called the gam­ to everybody.” BY V.T. HAMLIN bler. This is the kind of in­ ALLEY OOP FORT COLLINS, Colo. - < What’s that, he was asked; RACE CLINIC IT UX)KS LIKE ... IT SURE IS side dope sporting investors BY MiLl’ON CANIFF Jerry Wampfler resigned as what happens to everybody? IT MISHT'VE A KING-SIZE STEVE CANYON would give their bookie’s left BEEN A RAFT, 's RUDI WYRSCH 4 BjC.-JO h e a p Reaffirm Old Standard their careers with the Ohio Director of Special Skiing Mount Snow, Vermont, and former team. ... Olympic Skiing Coach will discuss Racing Techniques, Equipment, CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP)- nor applicants should put the VJ « The eight Ivy League colleges coaches in the difficult position STEVENSON BROS. Strategy. have re-affirmed their 19-year- of trying to estimate the EXXON SEE THE MOUNT SNOW MOVIE & RUDI IN ACTION old policy of de-emphasizing chances of admission for a par­ tOCML MTIWinm IVMM, t f . Ui. M. OW. sports and refusing to offer ticular athlete. That is the sole Pht SU GKDI STNKI FREE— DRAWING FOR PASSES TO MOUNT SNOW 4IS M Stmt IhMktftar "''■'w.A .....' ... responsibility of the admissions ' 1 ' I athletic scholarships, a Har­ MMS33 SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER BY BILL HOWRILLA vard University spokesman personnel . said. “ N o applicant should O Q o o o I ...erm efZf h i , 5 b s s . ~ : !kA Jn a “common statement” consider or accept an offer of Register In Person or By Mail . . . o d- A n -J '— approved by the presidents of financial aid from anyone else HOCKEY each college at a December associated with the institution Sat at 7:30 REGISTRATION FORM | LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON meeting, the colleges-Brown, to which he has applied. HUTFORD to be received by Feb. 13th | MANCHESTER STATE BANK I / Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, The agreement added that in vs. Home of the Free Checking Account \-fOUCHPOVAW f^OUUl Harvard, Pennsylvania, the matter of admissions and HW BnTMN Name...... j Princeton apd Yale—said they financial aid, “ the sam e • 1041 MAIN STREET Address...... | MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 “ provide financial aid only on standards are used for KW HAVEN City...... I o S tbe basis of need” and admit everyone.” vs. □ GIRL □ BOY athletes, like all other .students, mSTOL J only through each institution’s CNMren 11 and -A- Altomat* Date Feb. 24,1973 RECREATION DEPT. OFFICE Age Group...... — | Art Rooney gave the National admissions office. A.llr. GARDEN GROVE ROAD, MANCHESTER Football League $ 2 ,^ when he mderFlIEB m i In the original Ivy League HARTFORD 3 r i Z-Z organized the Pittsburgh Steel- All racera namaa will be agreement written in 1954, the a r e n a ers in 1929. publlahad. ^ colleges said “ Neither alumni 'RtS'SouthWindMr MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Maifchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 2, 1973 - PAGE SEVENTEEN

Situation Wentod 38 W hen SOU DO YOU HAVE ^ The “Action Marketplace” CHECK IM AT HOSPITALIZATION WILL CARE for 34 year old A HOSPITAL INSURANCE ? ^ girl in my home. Breakfast, hot Tlie Econoftiiccri Way lunch. ^ 0 week. 646-2^. Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers f o r AN To Advertise Over 60,000 Daily Readers OPERATION Doge-BIrde-Peta 41 \ THEY ALWA/S Fast Results WANTTO / AKC Miniature Schnauzers, no 15 words, 3 days ...... !. $1.89 KNOWi ' / shedding, all shots, ears cropped and groomed. 15 words, 6 days ...... $3.24 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR Reasonable. 649-3030. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 15 words, 10 days ...... $4.50 MINIATURE white poodle Tm. Ref. U. 8. Pal. Off.— All rifhls m ervad THRU 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION O 1973 by United Faatuft Syndicate. Inc. 20 words, 26 days ...... $14.56 puppies, 8 weeks old, $50. Phone Deadline for Saturday and MoMiay 8 7 ^ 1 6 or 649-6861. Boats-Accessorles 46 Rooms Without Board 59 Apartments For Rent 63 Houses for Rent 65 Happy Ads ...... $1.50 inch is 12:00 Noon Friday THEV NEEDED SHELTIE Puppies—Champion ON . EVINRUDE outboard motors, FURNISHED room for MANCHESTER - Nice one- COVENTRY—5-room single THE ROOM.' sired, females, shots. Phone Holsclaw and Mastercraft gentleman, homey house, built-in stove, large PHONE 643-2711 VEAH? 643-9726. bedroom apartment, large ■ ...... V.... I' trailers, sales-service. atomosphere, includes kitchen living room. Includes heat and yard. $185 monthly plus securi­ Bonds-Socke-Mortgeges 27 Help Wanted 35 Complete service department, and parking. Call 649-4936, 649- appliances and carpets. $180 ty deposit. Call 742-6519 Motorcycles-Bicycles 11 GERMAN Shepherd puppies, 9 between 7:30-8 a.m. weeks old, AiCC registered.registered boating supplies, accessories, 3436. per month. Paul Vi. Dougan, HERALD MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd WANTED — Cleaning woman, Woolsey paints, Gerich’s Realtor, 643-4535 , 646-1021, PLEASE READ HARLEY-Davidson motor­ BERIIY’S WORLD HAPPY A D S Reasonable. Phone 64^3761. Marine Service, 1982 Tolland CLEAN, light housekeeping EXCELLENT location, single cycles, parts and accessories. mortgages — interim financing own transportation, home, 3 bedrooms, finished BOX LETTERS — exp^ient and confidential experience, and references. 42 Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. room fully furnished. Ideal for THREE-ROOM garden YO U R AD Harley Davidson Sales, 49 Park Live Stock working or retired lady. Inquire apartment. Avocado appliance, basement rec room. $250 For Your St., Hartford, 247-9774. service, J. D. Real Estate Call 646-2730. monthly. Security deposit Classified or “Want Ads" are Assoc. 643-5129. GLASTONBURY - Box stalls Sporting Goods 47 109 Foster Street or call 647- vanity bath, carpeting, heat, 1193. hot water, air-conditioner, $175 requireded. Call 646-3414. Information taken over the phone as a con­ 1971 HONDA, CL350, $700 or MATURE full time salesclerk, for rent. Feed, bedding, cleaned THE HERALD will not dis­ venience. The advertiser should Business Opportunity 28 permanent type position. 40- daily. Trails, acreage, jump 1971 SKIROULE snow mobile, monthly. Immediate make an offer. Phone 742-6808. SS300, 28 h.p. Very good MANCHESTER - Now occupancy. Phone 649-3978, 643- FIVE-ROOM Cape, nice close the identity of any adver­ read his ad Ihe FIRST DAY IT 9-9 p.m-. hour week. Apply in person, « rink, hunt course available to location, near school and shop­ COMPLETE restaurant On Tuesday-Saturday. Treasure boarders. 633-5687. 561-1569. condition. $600. Phone 643-2851 renting, large furnished rooms, 6165. tiser using box letters. Readers AP PEAR S and R E P O R T ERRORS in after 6 p.m. carpet^, kitchen privileges, ping center. Security required. answering blind box ads who time for Ihe next insertion. The 1968 TRIUMPH T-IOOC, Cerent! Main Street in Manchester. Shoppe, Manchester Parkade. 1-974-0139 after 6 p.m. Equipment two-years old. modern baths, large lounge, desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only ONE front forks, very low mileage, Articlee lor Sale 45 1972 ARCTIC Cat, EXT. 340cc, privacy, parking, female. $20 THE NEW excellent condition. 289-5577, Seating for 40 people. can follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertion for PART-TIME Help Wanted 45 h.p., excellent condition. Call and up. 643-0002. Out of Town- 528-2042, Reasonable rent. Price reduced Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. BIRCHWOOD APTS. 66 any advertisement and then only to for quick sale. 649-9953. 646-2147. For Rent Enclose your reply to the box EMPLOYEES Ring bell for service. Shiners, LARGE, pleasant room next to 124 W^ilaiHl St Manchester the extent of a "make good" inser RESPIRATORY Therapist—40 ELECTRICIAN - DENTAL Assistant wanted full­ in an envelope - address to the tion. Errors which do not lessen the Services Ottered 12 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Needed immediately. Female hours in four days, weVe tr i^ crawlers, etc. 144 Deming SKI-DOO Snow mobile, 18 h.p. bath, private home, for working Unsurpassed luxury, space and ap- ROCKVILLE - 3 rooms, Maintenance. Install and main- time in South Windsor office, Street, Manchester. Wapping pointmenls. An abundance of privacy available immediately, $105. tllassified Manager. Manchester Help Wanted 35 and male for lunch hours; . . . 3eiiMeM,.A..-.'; it in our respiratory therapy Olympic. Call 643-1942 after 6 or semi-retired lady or value of Ihe advertisement will not tain electrical wiring, Monday through Friday, 9-5, no Road. in this small wooded complex Evening Herald, together with a SNOW Plowing — Commercial female for evenings. No % may hovasaiityRMF department, and we like it! p.m. gentleman, board optional. 649- Frechette & Martin, Realtors, be corrected by "make good" Inser­ and residential. Reasonable equipment and apparatus in Saturdays. Must have schooling 1593. 647-9993. memo listing the companies tion. SECURITY guards wanted full experience necessary. o happy adl Every other weekend off, no modern plant. Minimum one or experience. Call 289-8396. ALUMINUM sheets used as Fttu rln g; you do NOT want to see your rates. Also available as backup and part-time, permanent Uniforms provided, food split days. Applicants must be 1970 AMF SNOWMOBILE, year experience. Good starting printing plates, .007 thick, • 2 ledroom TownhouMS ROCKVILLE - 3 rooms, $105 letter. Your letter will be rig. Call 646-3467 , 647-9304. position. Manchester location. registered or eligible. double trailer and cover, best ROOM — Parkade area with 643-2711 allowance. Stop in for inter- salary with full company WAREHOUSE 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. offer. Call after 5 p.m., 644- kitchen privileges, gentleman • Eat-In KHcben monthly. 5 rooms, $150 destroyed if the advertiser is Only sincerely interested Department is under medical benefits. Ample free parxing. • Formal dining aree SHARPENING Service - should apply. Phone 246-8271. direction and A.R.I.T. Phone 643-2711. 1977. only. 643-4005. monthly. Appliances, parking, one you've mentioned. If not it FRIENDLY Hartford area. Call United SUPERVISOR ^ • 1 1/2 bathe acre lot, garden. Utilities not Saws, knives, axes, shears, supervision, in 300 bed J.C.A.H. National manufacturer and • Shag carpeting ____ will be handled in the usual Autos For Sale skates, rotary blades. Quick Happy Birthday Aircraft Research HOT water Furnace, convec­ FURNISHED, carpeted room, included. 872-0359, 7:30-9:30 PART-TIME - School bus ICE CREAM approved general hospital. Laboratories, 565-8900 for an in­ distributor has an immediate Fuel-Feed 49 • FhH private basement m a n n e r . ______service. Capitol Equipment 629 SURNSIDE AVE. DONNA-DO tors, 30” gas stove, aluminum house privileges, free washer- • Prtvale entrances and pattoa p.m. 1967 PONTIAC Catalina, 4-door drivers wanted, to drive in town Please contact Personnel terview appointment. An equal opening for an individual with combination doors, office Co., 38 Main St., Manchesteer. of Manchester. Approximate EAST HARTFORD Love and Kisses, Itepartment, 646-1222, Exten­ SEASONED fireplace wood. dryer. Working gentleman or Rentals start at S2S5 including hardtop, automatic, power opportunity employer. M/F. experience in warehouse calculator, metal kitchen responsible college student. heat Model apartment open ROCKVILLE - 8 Regan Street, Lost and Found steering, radio, vinyl roof. Must Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday hours, 7:15-8a.m. —2-3:30 p.m. Robin and Gretchen sion 481, Manchester Memorial Free delivery on $5. order. 7:30-9, Saturday, ’7:30-4. 643- We will train. Call 643-2373 Hospital, 71 Haynes Street, supervision. Good wages and cabinets, built-in tubs, lavs. 643- Phone 643-0609 or '742-9868. daily 1-5 P.M., Sat. and Sun., new 4-room, 2-bedroom, sell. One owner, $650. 643-9708 PILGRIM Mills Fabric DRAFTSMAN to perform 2465, 643-1442. Manchester area. Call 643-0900 12-5 P M. Other tim es by second-floor apartment, total LOST pair of men’s gloves. after 5. 7958. betweenm. and noon. Manchester. benefits with excellent after 3 p.m. Center Street, Manchester. Department Store has openings drafting work of details of opportunity for advancement ROOM for working woman, appointment. electric, range, refrigerator, for mature women to work as experimental models and/or LOOKING for a low priced Return to 385 West Center St. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also COOK — First cook for private Happiness is; for the qualified individual. SEASONED firewood, cut and over 30, modem kitchen, cen­ disposal, basement laundry and 1964 THUNDERBIRD converti­ salesladies and cashiers. Hours test apparatus requiring the use color TV? We have a very fine tral private entrance, parking. PAUL W. D0U8AN, RaaNor storage. Couple with one child ble, automatic, power steering, moving large appliances.es. club in downtown Hartford. MACHINISTS Send resume to P.O. Box 8225, split. $25 a dump truck load. LOST small white male Poodle, Burning barrels delivered.■ iliver $4, can be arranged on full or part- Going to of a wide range of calculations selection of reconditioned color 643-8649. 643-4535 permitted, no pets. $150 air-conditioning, $200. Call 646- Must work a split shift of 5V4 time basis. Come in for an “TH E JOKER and drafting procedures. East Hartford, Conn. 06108. and black and white TV sets on Sand, gravel, stone and no collar, vicinity Union Street- 644-1775. days a week, (no Sundays). All WANTED manure. Call after 6 p.m., 643- monthly, $150 lease security. 1490, 12:30-3:30 p.m. interview. 434 Oakland Street, iS WiLD" Minimum three years The MARTIN-BROWER Co. display now in our store. Stop in MANCHESTER — Large clean Call James J. Gessay, 875-0134. Tolland Tpke., Manchester. group benefits, two weeks Manchester. experience. Good starting 9504. MANCHESTER - One-room Reward. Phone 646-6433 or 649- CARPENTER available, days, vacation and XMas bonus. Bridgeport and lathe work. ana look them over. Modem TV furnished rooms, maid service, efficiency on bus line. Heat and evenings, weekends. Additions, Experienced only. Overtime. salary with full company Service, 805 Hartford Road, 643- 649-2813. EAST HARTFORD - 3-room 0386. Please call the chef, at 522-1271. ASSISTANCE needed for benefits. Ample free parking. MAIDS wanted, experienced SEASONED fireplace wood cut appliances included. Ideal for PONTIAC alterations, repairs. No job too Paid insurance. preferred. Transportation 2205. (Next to Manchester single person. $85 monthly. apartment, appliances special Keeney Street student Hartford area. Call United Oldsmobile). and split, delivered. Call 643- LARGE pleasant room included, $130 monthly plus LOST — Pair child’s gold wired small. Free estimates. Call © 1973 by NEA, Inc, Happy Anniversary provided. E-Z Day Maid Ser­ 0926. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 643- frame glasses, vicinity Pitkin- Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 WOMEN in wheelchair. Call 289-7573 for Aircraft Research vice, 872-3344. excellent location, everything utilities. Security required. 289- information. BEVERLY (MOM) PENOBSCOT Laboratories, 565-8900, for an SELLING old dolls, miniature 4535. Academy Streets, Manchester. PARK p.m. 1- Are ideal forReal the furnished, including private en­ 2482. "V/OW -W HEE! 1 wish \ bad a Congress that would force Aii our iove, interview appointment. An furniture and some glassware. SEASONED fireplace wood, trance and parking. 643-4944. 646-3253. Estate Profession. Tool A Gaugo equal opportunity employer. LIVE fN — mature person for $18. Pick-up load delivered. Call LARGE sunny 4-room apart­ ‘‘Authorized MtlropolHtn SNOWPLOWING - Very M E to spend more and more money!" SECRETARY - Excellent Bob, Robert and elderly lady. Light Phone 646-0724. ROCKVILLE — 3 room Pontitc Doafor” 2- Earnings unlimitedour M/F. 228-9585. ment, one child, $135. No pets. LOST large gray and black reasonable, 646-5489. opening in scientific research Merrow Road housekeeping. Own transporta­ apartment, carrpeted, stove, present associates are area. Familiarity with office Jeffrey DISPOSABLE diapers, factory Apartments For Rent 83 Security deposit, utilities extra. male, tiger cat, white bib. Near Tolland, Route 15, Exit 99 tion preferred. 643-2977. Garden Products 50 633-6026. refrigerator dishwasher, dis- 373 MAIN STREET TWO handymen want variety of Services Ottered 12 Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmney 16 proof. skills necessary, especially 875-8083 WATCHMAN-Fireman — year irregulars, less than one-third posaljL Good size rooms, quiet Dartmouth Road. 649-4140. typing and shorthand. Good ’round, good wages and FIVE-ROOM 3 bedroom MANCHESTER jobs. Attics, cellars cleaned, 3- Experienced preferred r MAN for nursing home, retail cost. 647-9053 between 9-4 MANCHESTER—one-bedroom area. Includes heat and hot starting salary with full com­ overtime. Paid CMS, Blue p.m., weekdays only. BUY your potatoes direct from apartment, heat, stove, wall-to- Personals-Announcements 2 wallpaper, ceeilings, painting. DICK’S Snow ROOFING and roof repairing, but not necessary. DEL WAITRESSES wanted, full or maintenance work. Call 649- the potato warehouse, corner of wall carpeting, no pets. apartment, wall-to-wall water, pa parking, _ storage and Also help with home snow Plowing—Specializing in ser­ Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707. pany benefits. Ample free Cross and life insurance. laundry facilities, $160 monthly. 4- Hurwit & Simons offers I I Love You part-time. Call for Amerbelle Corporation, 104 4519 between 7 a.m.-4 p.m. Buckland Road and Tolland Available February 1st. Near carpeting, range, refrigerator, INCOME TAX — For accurate 649-2881 problems. Reasonable. 643- ving Rockledge and surroun­ seasoned professionals, parking. Hartford area. Call LARGE five-drawer desk, $40 649-5635 , 643-9508. United Aircraft Research g from appointment, 649-6263 after 3 East Main Street, Rockville. or best offer. Phone after 4 Turnpike, Buckland. Call 646- school. Charles Le.^esperance, disposal, laundry facilities, preparation in my office or 5305. ding area. Driveways, BIDWELL Home Improvement and newcomers a com­ p.m. JEWELRY sales clerk, full­ 8248. 649-7620. storage and parking for two 7 1 RUICK sidewalks, parking lots. 643- Co. Expert installation of Laboratories, 565-8900. An I Lovebug 875-3325. Apply between 8:30 p.m., 646-3349. EAST HARTFORD - 5-room your home. Call R. L. Burnett, prehensive continuous in- equal opportunity employer, a.m. and 3:30 p.m. An equal op­ time, Tuesday through Satur­ cars. Excellent location. $150 646-2460. Custom Sky- a ^ ^ ^ « TREES Brush removed. 0002. aluminum siding, gutters and day, experienced preferred. apartment, heat, hot water and depth training program. M/F. INSPECTORS - Multi- portunity employer. INFANT’S Crib and bureau set, Household Goods 51 FIVE-room apartment, garage. per month. 50 Grove Street, 646- lark 2-Dr. HT $ O Q Q C Building lots cleared. Chipper trims. Roofing installation and Circuits, a progressive printed Shoor Jewelers, 917 Main First floor, cellar storage, two 5346. appliances included. $190. INCOME Tax Service, at your V-8, auto., AaV V V work. Free estimattes. Fully LIGHT trucking, attics, cellars, repairs. 649-6495 , 875-9109. 5- In short - Hurwit & Simons $50. Large dog house, $20. Call Adults only. Call 569-0537 after TOOL Makers — Construct, Help Mfanfecf circuit board manufacturer has Street, Manchester. MOVING — Magnas electric bedrooms, located Hartford home. Call Dan Mosler, 649-3329 PS, A /C insured. Call evenings, 872-9433. garages, cleaned, roofing, offers opportunity to 35 MAINTENANCE men, full­ 644-0348. MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- 5. ROOFING — Specializing develop and repair research ap­ openings for two people with chord organ, $55. Cherry solid Rd. $155 monthly. Call 649-2871. or 247-3115. siding, gutters, chimneys LEARN, EARN and final inspection experience. time. East Hartford Convales­ PART-TIME housekeeper- bachelors chest, $50. Solid Available February 1st. bedroom townhouse includes 69 FORD CEILING and ceramic tile cleaned and repaired, tree repairing roofs of all kinds, new GROW, under a lucrative paratus. Second and third shift WESTINGHOUSE seeks cent Home, 751 Main Street. cook, Bolton Lake area, for CEDAR swing with canopy, ROCKVILLE - Ledgecrest openings only. Good starting Contact John Bower, at 646- originally $150, selling for ^0. Maple twin beds, $30 each. heat, appliances, carpets. Full INCOME tax returns and C o u n try specialist, one ceiling or all, removal. Free estimates. Call roofs, gutter work, chimneys, commission program. agressive male college Apply in person. three adults. Modem home, Cherry White console zig-zag 5Vz ROOM Duplex apartment private basement $230. per Apartments — One bedroom, Squire Sta. cleaned and repaired. 30 years salary with full company 3800, or come to 50 Harrison 646-6774. bookkeeping done professional­ repaireed, remodeled. No job anytime. 249-2406. If what you are looking for is graduate with minimum one Street, Manchester. afternoon hours, Monday- sewing machine, $50. 646-4iS96. and garage . Security deposit month. Paul W. Dougan $127 per month ; Two bedrooms, Wagon. V-8, too small. 647-9232. experience. Free estimates. benefits. Hartford Area. Ample year experience industrial or TOOL MAKER for small job Fribas, Must have own $161 p e r month; Three ly. Call Dan Hickey, 649-9145. auto., PS, *2095 an opportunity to enter an and references. $185 monthly Realtor, 643-4535, or 646-1021. Call Howley, 643-5361. free parking. Call United wholesale credit collection shop. East of river, ten years transportation. Call 646-7520 WELL KEPT carpets show the bedrooms, $174 per month, in­ PB, A /C exciting, challenging, Aircraft Research RN — Permanent part-time, results of regular Blue Lustre GAS DRYER, 5 years old. After 6 p.m., 643-5029 WANTED ride from Porter SNOW plowing — driveways Painting-Papering 13 work. Great opportunity. experience on lathe and miller before 1 p.m. Sears best. Excellent condition. MANCHESTER — Newer two- cludes all appliances, utilities and parking area; Reasonable GUTTERS and roof repaired rewarding and expanding Laboratories. 565-8900, for an Excellent company benefits. preferably with Public Health ______« spot cleaning. Rent electric and parking. For information Street to Pratt & Whitney, se­ 71 RENAULT interview appointment. An experience, South Windsor required, $160 plus. Fee paid. Call 646-2698. SIX-ROOM api bedroom Townhouse, includes cond shift, call after 10:30 a.m., rates. Call 649-5900. INSIDE — outside, painting, and replaced. Excellent field, with professional Send resume to Box “ O” , Call John, 289-2778, Bailey APPLICATIONS now being shampooer $1. The E. A. John­ heat and appliances. Full call 875-0789. Equal housing S tatio n equal opportunity employer, Public Health Nurses Associa­ son Paint (Jompany, 723 Main plus security.. PhoneR 649-3879. 646-4714. fecial rates for people over 65. workmanship. Reasonable guidance and an ever in­ Manchester Herald. Employment. taken for a power press set-up FORMICA kitchen set, $50; red private basement. $190 per opportunity. Wagon R16, (Jail my competitors, then call prices. Free estimates. 646- M/F. tion. 644-2511 ext. 14, 9-12 noon. Street, Manchester M9-4501. auto., front TREE Service (Soucier) — creasing horizon, please call man. Medical, hospital and braided oval rug, 11x18, $50; 10- FOUR-ROOM flat, unfur­ month. Paul W. Dougan, WANTED ride from Broad and wheel drive, Trees cut, building lots cleared, me. Estimates given. 649-7863. 1399. INSURANCE agency needs other fringe benefits. Apply in us for a preliminary interview ^ERGl^NCY room nurses, MOVING — Garage Sale — gallon aquarium with stand, nished, second floor, older or Realtor, 643-4535. or 646-1(121. Middle Tpke., west to Main radio, very *2095 trees topped. Got a tree office manager, general in­ person. Quality Nameplate Co., m arri^ couple preferred, no Business Locatlons- J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom at 646-1117. 11-7 shift.’ Immediate openings February 3rd-4th, 10 a.m. to 4 $12. Call 643-7033. Street, Hartford. Hours 8:15- low mileage. problem? Well worth phone Heating-Plumbing 17 for fuH‘time and part-time surance background required. Fisher Hill Road, East children or pets, parking, hot MODERN one-bedroom For Rent 67 4:30. Call 649-8932 after 6 p.m. call. 742-8252. decorating, interior and Salary commensurate with Glastonbury, Conn. p.m., 342 Slater Street, South apartment, centrally located exterior, paperhanging, fully HURWIT & SIMONS nurses fin our expanding Windsor. Furniture, washer, BABY Furniture — used crib, water, centrally located. 69 VOLKSWAGEN SAM Watson Plumbing and MACHINIST-TOOL MAKER emergency department. experience. Jewell-England In­ dresser, bureau, carriage. 646- Security deposit. 643-6441, 4-8 with tile bath and carpeting. MANCHESTER - Over 300 WANTED ride from Center BOOKKEEPING done in my insured. For free estimates, Heating. Bathroom remodeling surance, 627 Main Street, RN or LPN full or part-time, dishes, knickknacks, porch fur­ $150 monthly without heat. square feet of new office space call 649-9658. If no answer 643- REALTORS Straight 8-hour shift, no rota­ niture, electric hedge clippers, 6774. p.m. Street-Falknor Drive to Aetna home. Seven years experience. and repairs. Free estimates. Capable of fabricating aircraft quality parts from tion, excellent salary and Manchester, 646-4662. 649-4519. Phone 646-1166. available in shopping center. *1995 Pick up and delivery. Phone 6362. Call 649-3808. odds and ends, bedroom set. Call Len Ferri, Hurwit & or downtown Hartford. 8-8:30 LET AVON help fill those long blueprints. Must be capable of making own layouts and benefits. Call Johnson KITCHEN set, $20. table, 6 a m. Call 649-3924 after 5 p.m. 71 OPEL 646-3519. setups. MATURE man wanted for INSPECTOR — Appliance chairs. Call 646-3793. MANCHESTER - Newer 2- Simons, Realtors, 646-1117. RICHARD E. Martin. Full BOTTI Heating and Plumbing winter d ^ s with excitement Memorial Hospital in Stafford manufacturer needs individual TAG SALE — Saturd^, WOODLAND QT S po rts Springs, Conn. 1-684-4251, Ext. service station attendant, bedroom Townhouse includes YOUR Gift Gallery, Watkins SNOW plowing — Experience professional painting service. — Prompt, courteous service. and fun. Earn cash, get out of weekends and some evenings. for inspection of raw materials p.m.. Route 6, Bolton. Exactly heat, appliances, IVz baths, full C oupe the house, get involved as an Apply in person: 11. two miles from Bolton Notch, RCA Whirlpool, refrigerator — Bros, main floor. Special sale— *2395 commercial and residential. Interior - exterior. Free es­ Call 643-1496. Experienced preferred. Apply and vendor parts. Will also 14 cubic foot, freezer on bottom MANOR basement. $240. per month. THREE Prompt, courteous service. timates, fully insured. 649-4411. Avon Representative. Phone in person, Surwill’s Mobil audit raw materials to some right hand side. Box 433 . 646- Desirable front rooms. Stainless steel butter warmers, 2894922. PART-TIME teller trainee. excellent condition. 643-7172. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 643- regularly $3.50, 10 days only, References. 646-7770. NO JOB too small. Immediate Station, 1083 Burnside Avenue, first and second layout work. 4696. 4535. 560 square feet. 70 TOYOTA DONALD E. Tarca — Apply Wapping office. South APARTMENTS now $1.25. Corona MK11 service on service calls. Free THE LA. PATTEN IN). Windsor Bank & Trust, Sullivan East Hartford. Apply Personnel Department, WHIRLPOOL, electric surface B&C LANDSCAPING - Get a paperhanging and painting. estimates gladly given on REAL Estate career. Earn 303 W«th«roll StrMi, Manchostor, Conn. Iona Company, 6 Regent Street, GYM Tag Sale — Household 117 East Center St. 4-Dr. Sedan, $15,000 annually. Excellent Avenue, South Windsor. items, sports equipment, toys, unit. Never been used, Hom estead St. MODERN 3-room apartment, Autos For Sale 4 auto. *1695 head start on that lawn this Free estimates. Call M3-0271. heating or plumbing. Faucets Manchester. guarantee included. 643-7172. carpeted, utilities, parking. 646-8282 ____ :______RELIABLE persons for Fuller etc. February 4th, 1-4 p.m., (Off W. Middle Tpke., year. For free soil test and repaired or installed. Water commission arrangement. Hilliard Street 568-3850, 649- estimate, call 649-3455, 529-1965. GEORGE N. Converse — pumps worked on. Complete Pasek Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, CHEMICAL Technician - Brush sales work. Minimum 3 YWCA, 80 North Main Street, Manchester) NEED CAR? Credit very bad? 69 DODGE hours per day, 5 days per week. Manchester. SINGER Touch and Sew, like 7289. MANCHESTER - 100,000 Bankrupt, repossession? Interior and exterior painting heating systems, rec rooms, 742-8243. Sbmeone with 3 years of Household Goods 51 new, hems, buttonholes, stretch 1 and 2-bedroom luxury Dart 2-Dr.HT and paperhanging. Fully experience including the opera­ Salary approximately $4 per square feet, will divide. Honest Douglas accepts lowest 6>cyl., auto. WASHING Machine repairs, etc. Call M & M Plumbing & CHENEY BROTHER?, INC. hour. Ideal for students. stitches, monograms, sews on apartments. Features wall-to- FOUR-room apartment, Suitable for manufacturing and down, smallest payment, *1595 RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, insured. Call 643-2804 after 5 Heating, 649-2871. FULL or part-time, Nurse’s tion of standard chemical buttons, fancy designs. wall carpeting, vanity tile baths, appliances, heat, hot water, p.m. Aides, 7-3, 3-11.’Laurel Manor, • MACHINE OPERATORS instrumentation and conduc­ Transportation necessary. warehouse. 1-748-5634. anywhere. Not small loan Maytag. Reasonable rates. Work with one of the top seven Originally $399.50, now only built-in oven, range, dishwasher, parking. Central location. finance company plan. Douglas 68 CHRYSLER Former owner of Pike Coin MARTY’S Plumbing and 6494519. • W EAVERS tivity of wet chemical analyist $99.65. Easy terms. 522-0476, Security deposit. $180 monthly. LET us save you money. Call as required for research crews in the state. Call 643-9042 refrigerator and disposal, elec-, DOCTOR’S or attorney’s office, Motors, 345 Main. T ow n & Wash and Dry Cleaning. 643- Heating. Complete bathroom • MACHINE REPAIRMEN after 8 p.m. dealer. trie heat, 2 air-conditioners, 649-3340. beautiful, spacious, excellent C ou ntry 4913. Dick or Leo for your remodeling and repairs. Free WAREHOUSEMAN - Hard projects. Good starting salary ____ i wallpapering, painting or pan­ workers can earn good wages • BOILER ROOM FIREMAN with full company benefits. glass sliding doors, all large location, first floor, all 1967 GTO, good condition, Sta. Wagon. estimates. No job too small. ESTATES and household lots to MANCHESTER - One- facilities, parking, reasonable V-8. auto. PS eling. Free estimates. 649-3316. and benefits. Opportunity for We will train qualified applicants for this permanent full­ Ample free parking. Hartford TEACHERS wanted - All G /ianU rooms. Full basement storage reasonable price. Call anytime, *1595 TREE REMOVAL - Pruning, Call 742-7438. buy. Bob Fluckiger, 649-3247. bedroom ranch type apartment, rent. 353 (Jenter St., 649-1680, PB. A /C advancement for the serious time work. Company paid fringe benefits. Apply; area. Call United Aircraft Ijevels, Foreign and Domestic KNOWN FOR VALUES area, ample parking. Starting at 646-8057. spraying, etc., fully insured. 'Teachers, Box 1063, Vancouver, private entrance, includes;lu(‘ heat 649-3549. Licensed. Free estimates. Call T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, TOWNE Plumbing Service. individual. Immediate openings Research Laboratories, 565-. CLEAN USED — refrigerators, $175. Handy to shopping, lances, $170 per month. Interior-exterior painting. for an experienced 8900 for an interview appoint­ Washington, 98660. 1968 CADILLAC, 21,000 miles. 68 BUICK 633-5345. Repairs, alterations. American ranges, automatic washers schools, bus and religious Dougan, 643-4535, 646- 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, LeSabre 4-Dr Reasonable rates. Swirled warehouseman. Apply at CHENEY BROTHERS, INC. ment. An equal opportunity Phone 649-3665, Standard fixtures used with guarantees. See them at B. facilities. 1021. office, etc. $160. Call 646-2426, 9- Sedan, auto. ceilings our specialty. Call 643- Martin-Brower Co., 200 employer. M/F. RECEPTIONIST — Part-time, 1-Bradford 18 cu. ft. Refrigerator, SAVE on construction costs, exclusively. Immediate ser­ 31 Cooper Hill Stroet ^ Monday-Thursday, 5-9; D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main 5. 1968 OLDSMOBILE, 442, 2-door V-8. PS. PB. retired builder available to 1949. vice. Call 6494056. Prestige Park Road, East Hart­ Manchoiter, Conn.______frost-free, floor model. Was St., Call 643-2171. Model apartment open for in­ MANCHESTER - Deluxe one- A/C *1595 ford. Saturday 9-3. Car necessary. spection 1-6 p.m., Sunday. Other hardtop, standard shift. Call assist persons who wish to Reply: RECEPTIONIST, P. 0. $349.96. N o w ...... bedroom townhouse, full ACROSS Bolton Notch Shopping after 5 , 646-5284. build, alter or repair. Plumbing WALLPAPERING and Electrical 18 times by appointment. private basement, includes 7 1 MALIBU painting, interior and exterior, SUPERVISOR - Second shift Nn amanteU item gooiiye by teffing l^x 222, Manchester, Conn. Musical Instruments 53 Center, 4,000 square feet, office and electrical experience. then a HenM Wait Ad. Built by neat, appliances, carpets, or retail, entire building or SACRIFICE 1972 Ford Squire 2-D r. HT. Reasonable. Richard Young, expertly done. Free estimates. MERZ Electrical Service. with mechanical abilities. Age private patio and entrances, V-8, auto., no b a r r ie r . An eq u al 1-Bradford Automatic Washer. 40 WATT Lafayette guitar amp, U&R HOUSING CORP. part, many storage buildings, wagon, FM stereo, air- 649-1975. Tim Conaty, 633-7516 after 6 Electrical repairs, additions, ■f- Aniwtr to Prtviout Fuulo $200 per mohth. Paul W. on 4 acres. 1-223-4460, 521-7373, conditioned, power steering, PS. PB. *2495 p.m, alterations. Small job oppiortunity employer. Call 646- Repossessed^ Sold as Is ...... two 12” speakers, $80. 646-1889, Rentals by: Dougan, 643-4535, M6-1021. disc brakes, automatic. ALUMINUM doors, $49.95, specialist. “Service when you 75500. RN — PART-TIME I S e r p e n ts m l u i y M IE ask for Mike. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 11 P.M. - 7 A.M. p Wlril=111111^1=41711ifTta ITiBieimL ■r F3r1941 FORD Coupe, V-8, good An equal opportunity employer. 646-0129 M 14 Endures Wanted to Buy 58 4212 after 5 p.m. space available. Will sub-divide solid body, has surface ru^t, no Marlow’s, 867 Main St., 64-5221. DORMERS, garages, porches, hanging. John Verfaille, 646- 15 ------6 Christ’sstone to needs. Merritt Agency, 646- Call 646-7550. (found in disciple 23 Flock of seals 41 School chores MANCHESTER area — Modern interior. Will make good stock rec rooms, room additions, 5750, 872-2222. 24 Presidential (coU.) WANTED — Antique furniture, THREE-^OOM apartment, 1180. 1970 To p of tho U na FO R D L TD SNOW PLOWING - 1799) . 7 Of h ii^ est 1-Bradford 25” Color Console TV, 4-room apartment, heat, hot car or street rod or restore, kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, WANTED woman to help to iSGraft^Cher.) quality nickname 42 Bind again glass, pewter, oil paintings or go^ area, heat, lights, gas, 2-door f“0 power, air $100. 646-1490, 12:30-3:30 p.m. Reasonable rates. Call 647-1044. siding, general repairs. Quality 8 Crude metal 26 Mistake 44 Post oRice discontinued model. Was $528. other antique item s. Any water, carpeting, appliances, condi g f l l i \ J I mileage, Moving-Trucking-Storage 20 care for elderly woman, nights ITFUng.hurl ICr parking included. Available im­ storage. $190 monthly. 649-2871, immaci sell this week to workmanship. Financing 9 D ull finish 28 Nerve item quantity. The Harrisons, 643- mediately, reasonable. 236- LIGHT trucking. Father and preferred. Contact 649-1265. 18 It is (p o et) 46 Blow , slur Now ...... 646-0882. Manchester reasonaoie offer. OWNER 643-5020 1968 TAN Volkswagen sedan. available. Economy Builders, PROMISES - PROMISES - PROMISES 19 Canonised 10 Garret branches 8709, 165 Oakland Street. 0564, 247-4688. Excellent condition, well son. Attics, cellars, garages. Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, MANCHESTER - Delivery - person 12 Praying figure 30 Greek letter 48 Identical ■ ■ ' ■ ' /------Odd jobs. Phone 649-1805. light trucking and package RECEPTIONIST wanted. 13 Orient M Noble title 49 Conspiracy WE HAVE customers waiting maintained and at a fair price. evenings. 21 Denomination 50 Mentally WANTED — Antique furniture, MANCHESTER — Family style delivery. Refrigerators, Monday-Friday, 12 noon-5 p.m. Well • You Can’t Live On Them! 22 Watering 17 Labor union 32 Make lace 1-Bradford 15.7 cu. ft. frost-free for the rental of your apartment NEW OFFICE Call 649-7382. Apply in person mornings, (ab.) , 34 K ites sound toys, crank phonographs, two-bedroom apartment. Heat, op TWO YOUNG married men washers and stove moving You can live If you have - a skill as a place 37 Cognizant 52 Town (Cor­ upright Freezer. Was $288. Now swords, guns, glass, attic or or home. J.D. Real Estate MASONRY — All types of Fianos Motor Inn, 100 East 25 d f many 20 Violin maker appliances included. $2O0 Associates, Inc. 643-5129. III, original owner. Po Power, 1963 COMET, very clean, snow will do small repair jobs and stone, brick fireplaces, walls, specialty. Folding chairs for 21 Since (S co t) 38 Short sleep nish prefix) cellar contents. 643-W35. monthly. Paul W. Dougan, rent. 649-0752. Center St. colors 53 WingUke part BUILDING automatic, air-conditioned, tires. $125. Phone 647-9406. painting, also cellar cleaning concrete steps, sidewalks. No 27 K ing----- 22 Science (ab.) 40 Trim away Realtor, 6434535, 646-1021. radio. Good condition. 649-6486. and light trucking. Call 646- of India y r " 5” IT 1-Bradford 30" Electric Range, LOOKING for anything in real job too small. Free estimates. MAN, 5 hour day, stock and 1“ 5" y T" y f ” Rooms Without Board 59 estate rental — apartments, 150 NO. MAIN ST. 1971 MGB, low mileage, good 2692 , 646-3726. Over 20 years experience. After Dreaamaking 22 2 9 1 ^ ’s discontinued model. Was $188. FIVE rooms, heated, children delivery. Ideal, active retired MACHINIST m pellation 12^ homes, multiple dwellings, no 1966 PLYMOUTH Belvadier condition. Best offer. Call after 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. man or second job. Apply i r accepted, $215 per month. 649- (Cor. of Main) station wagon, V-8, automatic, SSCkmcelve Now ...... THE THOMt>SON House — fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 5 p.m., 646-5321. Harrison’s Stationers, 849 Main 35Networica w 18 Cottage St., centrally located, 0404. Associates, Inc. 643-5129. 9,000 Square Feet power steering. New shocks, CARPENTRY - Repairs, CUSTOM made ladies dresses, PUBLIC suits. Bridal gowns and veils. St., m ornings only or by Steady work, good conditions and the best equip­ (a n a t) it 11 18 large, pleasantly furnished Will Divide battery, front tires. One'fender 1967 AMERICAN, 2-door sedan, remodeling, additions, roofing. appointment. SSltaliancUy DELUXE ONE — Bedroom damaged but runs well. $400, Also hand set fashion jewelry. ment, individual recognition of skills, attitude and (local name) 1-Bradford 3-piece pine Living rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 30-Day Occupancy $300. Call 646-3793. Call David Patria, South T5W for overnight and permanent apartment, wall-to-wall Call 644-2258 after 6 p.m. TYPING SERVICE Windsor, 644-1796. 649-1133. merit, pride in your work and a need for what you 398choolsah]eet i K L Room Set. Repossessed. Original 40Persianelf 2S H" S4 HT guest rates. carpeting throughout, complete •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• All kinds, specializing in HELP WANTED! produce. 43 Badge,citation price $429. N o w ...... appliances, vanity bath. • Ample Parking PONTIAC, 1968 Catalina, two- WES ROBBINS carpentry CUSTOM made w om en’s U 81 PRESIDEHTIAL Trucks-Tractors S Medical-Dictaphone clothes, simple alterations. • Turret Lathe 45 Sharp tool il ROOM with kitchen privileges, Centrally located $175 monthly. • All Electric door hardtop, fully equipped, remodeling specialist. Ad­ At MAL TOOL & ENGINEERING COMPANY we make '(var.) VILLA8EAPTS. new tires, original condition. transcription. Phone 649-2957. Operater 8b centrally located, 14 Arqh R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. • Elevator 1965 ECONOLINE van, good ditions, rec rooms, dormers, no promises - We state facts! And this Is to give you d S l^ c lp 1-Bradford Love Seat, floor Street. MANCHESTER 11,005. Phone 649-6290. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, • All Around 47 European S" • Full Servicea running condition. $400 or best Bonda-Socks-Mortgages 27 an excellent living until you retire. w\ model. Was $100. Now . . . One and two bedrooms. Furnished Apartments 84 • Wall-to*wall Carpatng offer. Call 643-5919 or 647-9385. , SW IFT 649-3446. Machinist vipera ■ PLEASANT, heated room for 1968 CHEVY SS, convertible, ------i------51 American U » r IT ------^ — • Excellent Location TYPING SERVICE MORTGAGES, loans first • Warklng Foreman Investigate by calling at our Administration Building, ’ anake(coU.) F working gentleman. Apply 4 Near schools, churches TWO rooms and bath, all white, red interior, excellent, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - 53 Chateau­ H 47 48 48 88 • Convenient to Highways | Repossessed $1,000 Savings Campers-Tnif/ers 568-3395 second, third. All kinds. Realty 280 Adams St., Manchester, Conn. 48 • Pearl Street or call 643-9353, and shopping center, on utilities, second floor, mature new homes custom built, Days 646-1220 briand heroine All Items sublect to prior solo. 649-3142. person preferred. 643-0396 after Bank of Manchester, 646-1700. Mobile Homea 8 remodeling, additions, rec statewide. Credit rating An equal opportunity emptojrer ' 54 N ear E ast 81 bus line. Call anytime. unnecessajry. Reasonable. Con­ 4 p.m. rooms, garages, kitchenis MICO MFG. CO. principality BT* 8b LIGHT housekeeping room, 646-6300 1965 CHEVROLET, four door, 1969 14’ FAN TRAILER, self remodeled, bath tile, cement fidential, quick arrangements. 56 Citrus fiuit A G&W ENGINEERING GO. SSOnsB 6/ W. T. Grant C o . fully furnished, stove, 6 4 6 - 2 6 2 3 excellent condition. Asking contained, sleeps 6, like new. work. Steps, dormers. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. 040 HHllanf SL BT Do yow barfiki hinting n a rockinf Broker* Protected S400. Flione 646-4006 after 4 Call anytime after 1 p.m., 649- Budget SmisKed! Overspent on 100 Constitution Plaza, STIfbuntain 2 MANCHESTER PARKADE refrigerator, linens provided. Residential or commercial. Manchester ■1.ridge 801 Main St., 649-9879. chair... Um Want Ms. Ca UM Tll. p.m. 1901- Christmas? Use a Herald Want Ad. Call 649-4291. Hartford. Evenings, 233-6879. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 2,1973 — PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri;, Feb. 2, 1973 72 Houeea For Sale 72 Houeea For Sale 72 Houeea For Sale 72 Houeea For Sale 72 Houaee For Sale Bualnuta Locatlona- Houses For Sale 72 House* For Sate 72 Houses For Sale ^ Out or Town-For Sale 75 Petition Filed Tolland For Rent 67 w m B s m r ~ Offered by the EAST HARTFORD-Sparkling In Bankruptcy 6% room front-to-back______split. * n otm SUCCESSFUL area south of LE WS TWO LIVES A voluntary petition in Improvements Asked This g n d o u s Colonial with 4 Carpeting, baths, built-ins, Manchester, 20x65. Needed: bankruptcy has (>een filed in U. New Listing ^edm tas as a fun filled fami­ garages, extras. Forest-Oak hardware, clothing, cleaners, PMUNIICK area. Mid 30’». Owner, 568-4999. S. District Court at Hartford by In Driver Training pharmacy. Will build to suit. ly home, The other as a Ronald William Neubauer of 59 professional office for doctor Robert Agency, 228-9274. COLONIAL ANDOVER — Swim year Dougherty St. way,” before he would recom­ Six-room Colonial near schools, shopping, church. AGENCY or la i^ V . Dine by firelight ’round in this heated indoor Liabilities are listed as VIVIAN V. KKNNESON mend participation in the from either fireplace. Ten big Wanted to Rent 69 Large fireplaced living room, formal dining room, CONTEMPORARY Ranch - pool, separate kitchenette and $5,806.76; assets, $800. (Horn's pondent Learning Center program. room s. in all, large entry carpeting enhance indoor pool eat-ln kitchen, 3 large bedrooms. Priced'to sell at Until you’ve used Living room has beamed Among creditors are two T.-I. 875-4704 Hicks IGE Report foyer. Fantastic! $57,900. area. Five acres. Nine room RETAIL store wanted in $34,900. cathedral ceiling with floor- doctors, a pharmacy, an in­ Manchester, smaller the better. Ranch, many more features. Andrew Winans, Hicks School to-ceiling fireplace, 2 full surance agency and two banks. High traffic area. Contact Mr. Call Warren E. Howland, Dr. Kenneth MacKenzie, principal, reported on the baths, huge master bedroom The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. T., 527-8671. Realtor, 643-1106. School Superintendent, has progress of IGE (Individually CARL A. ZINSSER AGENCY with walk-in closets, Realtors — MLS • •W'it****** ••••••••••••• 646-1511 , Manchester Parkade - — Out of Town-For Sale 75 reported to the Board of Educa­ Guided Education). According Anderson windows, family ANDOVER — '^ is e d Ranch. Bualneaa Property tion complaints regarding the to Winans, TGE is a non-graded room, redwood exterior, 2-car NEW on the market — Moder­ Eight rooms, S-Csodrooms, two For Sale 71 high school driver’s ed system allowing for individual garage, beautiful wooded lot nized, clean, roomy 4-4, 2- baths, carM'ITiig, air- UCONNAREA program. differences in children. with a view .. family with 2-car garage, conditioned. Acre treed lot. FIVE-ACRE business zoned $34,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 3-bedroom Ranch with 1% In a letter signed by the two Academic achievement is the RAISED Ranch, custom built, stoves and refrigerators to site just off 1-86. Priced in the baths, fireplace, full base­ driver ed instructors, first goal; however, the whole mid 40’s for quick sale. Hayes stay.'Only $1,600 down and it cathedral ceilings, large COVENTRY - $15,900 ment with garage. PLUS a complaints were made ot the child is recognized, Agency, 646-0131. S. B. M. has you have no idea how fast can by yours. T. J. (Crockett, formal dining room, modem "Hideaway for lovers” 4%- Hicks is focusing on the Realtors,• Y *______643-1577. 30x50’ heated building, ideal large size classes, lack of visual Three Americans Named Cardinals equipped kitchen, 2 full baths, room Ranch, beautiful for many uses, such as aids, and need of funding for an creation of an improved lear­ BROAD Street — I'/z acre 4 good-sized bedrooms, 2 fireplace in living room, coun­ prime commercial site with MANCHESTER — New listing, welding, antique finishing, official second instructor. ning environment. The school is Pope Paul VI today named 30 new cardinals, including the archbishops of Boston, Los fireplaces, oversized 2-car Rockledge section. First time t y kitchen, new ceramic bath, divided into four units and the modern building, Also in- carpenter shop, etc. Call Presently only one instructor Angeles, and San Juan, Puerto Rico. The new American cardinals are, from left: Tim othy MORTGAGE Money garage. offered, 3 bedroom “ L” ^nch, oil hot water heat, drilled well. creation of unit leaders is the dustrially zoned one-story your home can be SOLD! Lloyd Odell at T.J. Crockett, is budgeted; however, he has Double lot. Lessenger Co. masonry building. choice treed lot, view, $36,900. only new “ role.” Manning of Los Angeles; Luis Aponte Martinez of San Juan; and Humberto S. Medeiros of ideal for NEW Oversized Cape — Realtors, 646-8713,228-3080, 742- Realtor, 875-6279.______split his fall salary with another light manufacturing. Hayes Hayes Agency, 646-0131. A “ word attack” component Boston. (AP photos) As Little as 5%Down Living room with fireplace, 9718. man to assist in teaching the 60 Agency, 646-0131. has been formed, with the goal formal dining room, eat-in COLUMBIA - 73’ Ranch, two students enrolled in the o f second-year students Up to 30 Years to Repay kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, VALUES COVENTRY - $31,900. Custom big acres, roaring brook, 4 program. MANCHESTER - Large built 8-room Ranch, b^room s, 2 full baths, living The men stated that the text­ mastering all 45 skills by 95% State Liquor Law Colonial on Center Street. Realtors and only Realtors are members of the Multiple Listing Service. We work as a aluminum siding. Walk to all Beat ot the River Bus Firm overlooking the lake. room with fireplace, family book used in the course, Students work in two-week Business Zone II. Great poten­ 6 4 6 -1 7 0 0 team for quick and efficient service for the buyer and seller. schools. Still time to pick your MANCHESTER - FOREST Fieldstone fireplace in living room with cathedral ceilings “ Sportsmanlike Driving,’’ is cycles on one skill then change tial. Blanchard & Rossetto colors and fixtures. HILLS. RANCH - Requests room, 3 room office on lower and fireplace, 2-car garage. poor and outdated. They to another. The teacher is Changes Debated Realtors, 646-2482. = I $ $ Maintenance free stone and level, one car garage, 1.6 acres. Reduced, mid 40s. Lessenger RANCH - 7 rooms, large suggest selling the current text­ allowed to use the technique brick, all Thermopane Lessenger Co. Realtors, 646- Company Realtors, 646-8713, 130 HARTFORD Rd., abutting living room with L-shap^ books and replacing them with that works best for her, as long Franchise windows, central A/C, 3 8713, 228-3080, 742-9718. 228-3080, 742-9718. H ARTFORD (AP) — “ Whether we drink on Sunday or 1-84 , 8,000 square feet, for sale ACTIVE MEMBERS dining room with fireplace, 3 “ Let’s Drive right.’’ as she can teach the children Savings Bank bedrooms, 2Vt baths, •sssssssssssssssssssssssssss HARTFORD (AP) - North purchase on Sunday is a family decision — not a state or rent by owner. 649-5148. O F T H E bedrooms, wall-to-wall COLUMBIA — 15 acre estate, Presently students signing up the skill. REDUCED to 50s. Wanted-Real Estate 77 decision,” says a state senator who wants free and open carpet, family room! 2-zone immaculate 9-room Colonial for driver’s ed pay a fee of Winans reported that “ home- East Transportation Co. for­ Houaee For Sale 72 mally asked the state Public heat, garage, well landscaped COLOl'HAL- 4 bedrooms, 2Vt with 4 bedrooms, all carpeted $42.50; however. Dr. school communication’ ’ is still competition in the liquor industry in Connecticut. Utilities Commission Thursday OF Manchester lot. $29,500. baths, exceptional kitchen and and tastefully decorated, large MacKenzie informed the board being strived for, as it is The state’s 8 p.m. closing for liquor sales “ is certainly barn with tack room, hay loft, 5 of a bill submitted to the important for the parents to for a permanent franchise for OVERSIZED Custoni 4- family room, (fireplace). A not for consumer protection — that’s to protect the MANCHESTER » box stalls, fenced riding area, Connecticut State Legislature understand what, and why, the bus routes in Waterbury. 11.8 Acres, solid 8-room bedroom Colonial. Built in Beauty! In low 60s. spring fed pond. Merrit Agency, package store,” Sen. Thomas G. Carruthers, R-Vernon, that would prohibit a fee. The school is doing. The PUC invited companies BEST BUYS Colonial, birch cabinets, 1972. First-floor family room BOLTON - RAISED RANCH 646-1180. Winans feels it will take three to seek the franchise told the General Assembly’s Liquor Control Committee ceramic tile bath, barn, clean Just Connecticut law says that with fireplace, 2Vt baths with - ON THE MOUNTAIN, 3 to five years to fully implement Wednesday when it announced By Beltlore river, swimming, fishing. GLASTONBURY Near Board of Education shall have a , Thursday. come of $11,000-$12,000. Completed marble vanities, 2 -car Bzzzzzzzz in and see our that Connecticut Railway & “ Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. MULTIPLE LISTING bedrooms, IVx baths, "walk Manchester town line, price driver’s ed program. the IGE plan. It was generally Carruthers was arguing for a The small business couldn t BMND NEW . . . oversized garage, full walk­ The ideal home for the out” doors from family room reduced, 8 room Cape, 2 busy Bea. We’re ready, Board of Education chairman agreed that the fifth-grade Lighting Co. had given up its bill he has introduced to lift vir­ compete with big stores in And beautiful! Eight-room out basement with sliding MANCHESTER - 7-room to wooded acre. Ideal location fireplaces, 4 bedrooms, 2 full willing and able to assist James Cornish, said the board teachers will eventually be in franchises to run buses in tually all controls on the sale of staying open all night and on Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 2V2 growing family situated on glass doors. Beautiful skyline Colqnial, stove, refrigerator, for children. In the 40s. tile baths, carpeting, garage, you in the sale or will take action at its next the best position to evaluate the Waterbury, Bridgeport and Sundays and holidays, he said. baths, first floor fireplaced approxim ately IV2 a cre liquor, including the hours and dishwasher, IV2 baths, recrea­ view. trees. High 30s. Owner 633-6577. purchase of YOUR proper- meeting, scheduled for Feb. 7. IGE program, as the children New Britain. Brennan also opposed a bill family room, tremendous site, 300’ off the street. SERVICE EAST HARTFORD - days liquor stores are open and tion room, aluminum siding, will be going into that grade North East was granted a supported by the 1,000-member front-to-back living room. O F T H E RANCH on 3 acres with 11 COLONIAL. Available for im the price. breezeway, garage, trees. COVENTRY - LaCava built Middle Seliool Expansion from Hicks. temporary franchise in the Connecticut Food Store Two to choose from. Lovely Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- large rooms, 3 baths, 5 mediate occupancy. Real spacious -room Split Three - “ How, all of a sudden at 8 151 PARKER ST. 8 Dr. MacKenzie advised the Waterbury after CR&L Association. That bill would executive area. 5324. > bedrooms, family room, 2 family home, 4 twin-sized four bedrooms, 2 *A baths, JCeitk ZBA Alternate p.m. are we protecting Board of Education that the suspended service Oct. 11. give grocery stores the right to MANCHESTER kitchens. Could be ideal for in b e d ro o m s, IVt baths, family room with fireplace, morals?” he asked. State Department of Education The Zoning Board of Appeals Paul Grant, general manager sell beer until 10 p.m. Offered by: Four-bedroom Colonial, laws. Bam, six horse stalls, 6 fireplaces. Pool (in-ground, carpeted. All electric. Two-car Daniel Brennan of TEN ROOMS! has approved preliminary has requested the Board of of North East, told the PUC The 8 p.m. closing time, said 2 V2 baths, large living Manchester Board of regulation dog kennels. heated). Fenced for insured garage. Treed acre backed by Real Estate Bridgeport, speaking for the 1,- Yes, there’s a family room, BLANCHARD plans, together with education Selectmen to appoint someone woods. $40,500. Owner, 742-6714. 172 E. Center St Thursday that most of its buses 900 package stores in the state, association president Charles office and sewing room in this ^ & room with fireplace, for­ privacy. REDUCED to 50s. standards, for the Middle to fill an upcoming .vacancy, as RAISED Ranch, 7 rooms, in Waterbury were at least 10 opposed the proposal, saying Lanza, creates friction between rambling Ranch, besides mal dining room, large eat- 649-1922 646-4126 School expansion, the Architec­ alternate Edwin Vickery will be ROSSETTO formal dining room, eat-in Cali for appointment, Peggy GLASTONBURY - Charming years old, but he said the com- lack of regulation would the grocer and the consumer. seven spacious rooms on the in kitchen with ra n g e, six-room Colonial plus separate tural plans are expected to be moving from town. Both .pany expected to get state funds ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ kitchen, living room has Whitehead, 643-9886, or destroy small “ mom and pop” People who put beer in their first floor, 2 full baths, 2-car dishwasher and disposal, Realtors facilities for motner-in-law or complete by the Feb, 15 political parties will be asked to cathedral ceiling, large Suzanne Shorts, 646-3233. SELLING your property? C!all soon to buy new buses. shopping carts and continue COLONIAL - Executive SVz separate office. Beautifully package stores, maybe even garage. Wall-to-wall in a wall-to-wall carpeting, 12 master bedroom, family room us first. We’ll buy your home meeting of the building com­ submit names and the Until the bus company gets shopping often find themselves room masterpiece. 2V2 baths, landscaped. IV2 acres adjoining appointment will be made at forcing their families to go on couple of rooms and a built-in closets, 2-car basement floor-to-ceiling fireplace, 1% immediately at a fair price, all mittee. Final plans must be the new buses. Grant said. at the checkout counter at 8:15 double garage. Immediate country club. Louis Dimock. the Feb. 13 Board of Selectmen welfare. air-conditioner in the family garage, aluminum storm baths, aluminum siding, 2-car cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-1539. approved by the state and local North East has the facilities to p.m. and unable to buy the beer, occupancy. ' J. WATSON BEACH Realty, 649-9823. meeting. Fifty per cent of all package room are only a couple of the windows, doors and siding.. Ellsworth A. Mitten garage. Acre lot with privacy. Arruda Realty. school boards within two weeks rebuild its older bus engines said Lanza, who is also a Water­ Stephen M. Amedy Herman M. Frechette The Board of Selectmen stores in Connecticut, he said, extra value features. Prestige Mitten Realty Co. $35,900. REAL ESTATE COMPANY VERNON — Plentj; of living following submission, before and keep the buses in good bury supermarket operator. RANCH — A truly large 10 Call . . . Box 141 Frechette and Martin WANTED voted to send Vickery a letter of gross less than $55,000 for an in- area and priced right. room home in the preferred 553 Middle Turnpike East 547-1550 yiace in this lovely six-room 50’ bids can go out for construction. repair. Tolland, 875-6283 263 Main St. GEORGIAN Colonial t- All thanks for his many hours of Porter St. area. Magnificent PETERMAN Manchester, 643-6930 Ranch. Three bedrooms, 2 2-FAMILY LOTS Grant estimated that his firm Manchester, 647-9993 brick, 10 rooms, 4 large Learning Center volunteer service to the town. SIX ROOM . . . REALTOR MANCHESTER — spacious 7 baths, good sized eat-in Have client that needs several would gross $750,000 a year in lot. Robert H. Anderson bedrooms, beautiful entrance applianced kitchen, formal Meadowbrook School Vickery also serves as Older home in low, low room Ranch, I'/i baths, living lots suitable for the building of Waterbury with a basic are of ______649-9404 Real Estate Center, Inc. Frederick M. Gaal Robert D. Murdock foyer, 2 fireplaces, baths, dining room, fireplaced living principal Donald Parker chairman of the Town Plan Ad­ UAC, Boeing twenties. This is truly a CAPE — 7 rooms, with a 200’ room, fireplace, rec room with 2 -family homes in 50 cents for adults and 35 cents 42 Conn. Blvd. RD 1, Box 616 U and R Realty Co. 2-car garage, sunpoi'ch. In room, fully carpeted. Let us reported at the Board of Educa­ visory Committee and, before scarce price range these days. treed lot. Ideal starter home. fireplace, garage, half acre lot. MAN'CHESTER area. for students. East Hartford, 528-6524 Bolton, 643-2682 99 East Center St. mint condition. show you this home located in tion meeting Wednesday that an being elected as ZBA alternate, Deep yard. Call now! Priced in the mid 20’s. In desirable location. Immediate action on any No on e appeared at MANCHESTER - Forest Hills, Manchester, 643-2692 Immediate occupant. Priced great area. Low 30s. Ingraham invitation to participate in the was an alternate to the new home on wooded Hamilton Realty, Vernon Circle, 872-3880. situation. Please call Joe Gor­ Thursday’s hearing to oppose Drop Suits COLONIAL — 9 room, for quick sale. (;har-Bon Learning Center at University Planning and Zoning Commis­ Drive, built by J. A. McCarthy. William J. Barcomb William E. Goodchild, Sr. TEN-ROOM Contempory don for prompt and courteous the request by North East. BRAND NEW . . . restored hom^.« "^ ite s from Agency, 643-0683. o f Conndeticut has been sion. Starting $42,500. Merrit W. J. Barcomb Real Estate Goodchlld-Bartlett Realty David O. Odegard Ranch with 3-room studio NEWINGTON — Older 8-room service. EAST HARTFORD (AP) - Pratt & Whitney President And also beautiful. Raised downtov i*! sH received. Vickery has been commuting Agency, 646-1180. 279 Oakland Road 113 Main St. 27 McCann Drive apartment. Over 1V4 acres of home, six rooms first floor, The United Aircraft Corp. and Bruce N. Torell, speaking last R anch now goin g up in aspects. ^ CUSTOM Raised Ranch - 7 Dr. Vincent Rogers, UConn to his job in Boston for several So. Windsor, 644-8000 Manchester, 643-2098 Manchester.. 643-4365 land with view. Redwood fooms, 2 baths, paneled modernized kitchen and bath, The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. 'the Boeing Co. of Seattle, April at the company’s annual prestige area. Priced to sell in PRIVACY — Contemporary 6- stove, dishwasher and Professor of Education, is months. He,together with his About Town RAISED RANCi^- Brand construction, large ther carpeted recration room, Realtors — MLS Wash., have withdrawn their meeting, explained the the forties. Call for details. room Ranch. Cathedral ceiling, refrigerator included. Call for _ Manchester Parkade — 649-5806 m taking a leave of absence to new and rooms, mopane windows. fireplace, sundeck, garages, wife, Claire, and son, Michael, Manchester Square Dance problems with the early version ^ built-ins, IV2 baths, fireplace, William E. Belfiore Lillian G. Grant John J. O’Rourke appointment. $26,500. Ingraham work with the Center. Dr. law suits against each other in IVz baths, PTuge. Low 30s. garden,, privacy. Hutchins SELLING your home or will be moving nearer to Boston Club will have its annual of the engine. paneling, garage, patio, The William E. Belflore Agency Walton W. Grant Agency Jesdor Realty, Inc. UNIQUE Contemporary Split Realty, Vernon Circle, 872-3880. Rogers is a leading proponent connection with a jet engine SPARKUNG RANCH . . . Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. acreage? For prompt friendly in June. meeting and election of officers P & W was selected to build a barbeque, two acres. Hutchins 431 Main St. 22 Cambridge St. 58 House St. — 4 b^room s, 3 baths, family in America of “ British manufactured for the Boeing Minutes from Manchester! RANCH — Exciting 8-room Glastonbury, 633-1411 service, call Louis Dimock Saturday, starting with a 41,000-pound thrust engine for Agency, 649-5324. Manchester, 647-1413 Manchester, 643-1153 room, 2-car garage, treed lot VERNON — New listing. Seven Primary’’ schools. 747 jumbo jet, Harry/J. Gray, Five rooms, including 3 Contemporary with 2‘/2 acres MANCHESTER Realty, 649-9823, potluck at 6:30 p.m., at the jumbo jet, Torell said, ad­ with beautiful view of the room custom built Early Five schools in the state will UAC president, and T.A. bedrooms, plus two partially of hilltop land for those who American Cape. Full dormer, Verplanck School. After the ding that Boeing then changed Robert F. Blanchard M. Kenneth Oetrinaky valley. 1 EMPTY MD LONELY ALL CASH for your property be actively engaged in the Injuries Fatal Wilson, president of Boeing, finished rooms downstairs! wish the best. Peter S. Gutterman first-floor family room, $37,500. dinner, which will be served by its design and added 13 per cent Blanchard and Rossetto Sentry Real Estate Services P.O. Box 66 For a warm loving family. 7- within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, program. The Center will be said Thursday. City water, aluminum storms CIRCA - 1717. Rare Colonial Hayes Agency, 646-0131. members of the executive “ As part of the agreement to its weight. P & W was asked CAPE — Unique stone home 189 West Center St. 29 Conn. Blvd. Manchester, 643-1333 room Split Level, with garage, instant service. Hayes Agency, staffed by teachers of To Architect and screens. Close to on 14 acres, 7 fireplaces, board, there will be dancing. to develop an upgraded engine with 7 huge rooms. Manchester, 646-2482 rec robm, 2 full baths, 3 BOLTON — Choice listing one 646-0131. participating schools. Dr. United’s Pratt & Whitney Air­ shopping, schools. Mid East Hartford, 289-4331 Earl Johnston will call. Mr. and with 43,500 pounds of thrust. Completely modernized. Two barns. Excellent example of bedrooms, and city con ­ bedroom deluxe home, right on Rogers, and his consultants. craft division will develop a twenties and well worth it! Ralph A. Pasek SELLING your home or NEW HAVEN (AP) - Joseph Mrs. Riissell White will cue the acres of land with out­ KEITH’S a period restoration. Country veniences. A good buy for a the lake. Maximum privacy. new, advanced model of the According to Torell, P & W Pasek Real Estate Co. The cost to the town would be Douglas Weiss, a partner in a rounds. buildings. 30’s. Vincent A. Boggini Kenneth M. Hastings setting. Good location. good family. For more infor­ Loaded with extras. Owners acreage? Working for you is our J’T9D, designated the J’T9D-70, began work on the bigger ver­ 608 Burnside Ave. pleasure. Hagler Real Estate, approximately $530 from March New York architectural firm, “DOLL HOUSE" CAPE KORNER Bel Air Real Estate Co. Lake and Main Sts. mation, contact Tony Florida bound. T. J. Crockett capable of providing thrust up sion without the experience it GARRISON Colonial, center 643-6624. 1972 to June 1973, plus $75 per died Thursday in Yale-New Front and rear dormers plus a CAPE — 8 rronrr o (^ oversized 79 East Center St. Coventry, 742-7344 East Hartford, 289-7475 Realtor, 643-1577. Ladies Guild of the Assump­ to 60,000 pounds,’ ’ the would have gained by com ­ Wasilefslty at 649-5306. Low participating teacher to Haven Hospital of injuries suf­ fieldstone fii:eplace in the home ^\s, garage Manchester, 643-9332 entrance, large front to back tion will meet Monday at 8:30 executives said in a statement pleting the 41,000-pound thrust living room with fireplace, purchase her own preferential fered Jan. 12 in an auto acci­ front-to-back living room Bowerss ’district. aistr Norman S. Hohenthal Barney T. Peterman • • B&W • •' VERNON — 17 rooms, with six LIQUOR PERMIT p.m. at the church hall. After a released here. engine. large eat-in kitchen wiUi pic­ The BARROVIfS & WALLACE Co. materials for the program. dent, hospital officials said. make this custom built Cape Stanley H. Bray Norman S. Hohenthal Co., Inc. 250 Fern SI. acres, owner transferred. Must NOTICE OF APPLICATION brief business session, Monte The suits arose from an early Torell said problems soon TWO FAMILY - Brand new ture window, formal d i ^ g Realtors — MLS sell this tremendous piece of According to Parker, “ some Weiss, 77, lived in Cliappaqua, truly unique. Garage. L oca te Brae-Burn Realty, Inc. Manchester, 649-9404 This is to give notice that Kenneth E. Carlo whist will be played. model engine for the 747 jet, the became apparent in the burner 5'/2-5 ‘/2 duplex, aluminum By Bea Keith 141 Center Street property. 4Vii baths, elevator, of the Meadowbrook staff feels N.Y. on almost two acres with a 82 Westland St. Manchester, 646-1166 a room, wall-torwall carp.et Perry, ol 26 Main Street, Broad Brook, J’T9D 3A engine. and turbine section of the siding, stained woodwork, IVz You don’t have to have a throughout, screened porch, enclosed porches, swimming East Windsor, has tiled an application they have progressed far Weiss was born in Budapest, nice combination of sun and Manchester, 643-6273 MANCHESTER line - Well Boeing first sued UAC for $94 engine. Before the engines were baths. Immediate occupancy. Russell G. Philbrick pool, etc. T. J. Crockett, placarded January 23, 1973 with the enough that this program is not studied at the University of Members of Manchester shade. Fast sale essential. complete set of china garage, $31,900. cared for Ranch with fireplaced m^ified, several caught fire Raymond S. Holcombe Phllbrick Agency Realtor, 643-1577. Liquor Commission for a Tavern for the necessary.’’ Further Amsterdam and received a Barracks, World War I million over problems with the BUSINESS ZONE II - Parcel More interesting is to living room, baths, large 364 Main St. , HEBRON — 6-room Cape V/z sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises investigation will be done Veterans, and Auxiliary are early version of the engine and during commerical flights, collect a complete service Bernie Cantor 35 Oakland Rd. master bedroom, and large master’s degree in architecture C0MMER«AL with large 6 room home on Manchester, 646-4200 modem eat-in kitchen, formal GLASTONBURY — Horse of 76 Cooper Street, Manchester. The reminded of a department then last July UAC countered causing emergency landings Cantor and Goldfarb So. Windsor, 644-2447 carpet^ family room with bar. business will be owned by Renn's before a decision is reached. from Columbia University. He 1. Business zoned parcel Center St. Don’t miss this of different china patterns dining room, fireplace, lovers, 3-bedroom Ranch, two meeting Sunday at 2 p.m. at the with a $136 million suit against but there were no injuries, 49 Windsor Ave. Excellent home. Mid 30’s. Keith fireplaces. Barn, fencing Tavern, Inc., of 76 Cooper Street, Parker added, “ The school specialized in nursing homes next to shopping strip. Ideal opportunity. Manchester, and will be conducted by West Haven Veterans Hospital. Boeing. Torell said. Space-saver — use shower Rockville, 643-8442 Warren E. Howland Marion E. Robertson bedrooms, attached Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. available if desired. 633-5687, must benefit in a very real and hospitals for the elderly. for franchise situation, etc. INVESTMENT - Package Kenneth E. Perry as permittee. curtain hooks in your 555 Main St. 77 Henry St. breezeway and garage, large 561-1569. Industrial zoned parcel with liquor store and auto parklike yard with trees, 2. closet to hold belts, hand­ Austin A. Chambers Manchester, 643-1108 Manchester, 643-5953 Lota-Land For Sale 73 Call for details. body shop. Abutts new bags and umbrellas. Chambers Realty highway. BOLTON — 7V4 room Raised ANDOVER Lakefront — 4 LOTS AND LAND 1. BRAND NEW 32 Byron Rd. Carlton W. Hutchins Earle S. Rohan Ranch, beautifully situated acres; excellent private loca­ ■¥-V--¥'-¥'-¥^-^-¥'-¥¥-^¥¥¥ COLONIAL — 3 bedrooms, Manchester, 643-2325 Carlton W. Hutchins Agency 517 Hartford Rd. private one acre treed lot. tion. For the most 1. Approximately six acres fireplace, one full bath plus 180 Center St. Manchester, 643-7433 bedrooms, 2 % baths, discriminating buyer. Please SPECTACULAR SKI SALE Should be good for four lots Somebody Wants Alice A. Clampet Manchester, 649-5324 fireplaced family room, 2-car cqll for details. Hayes Agency, with two-family probability. 2 half baths. Aluminum Your Home 843 Main St. side entrance garage, $43,900 6464)131. Call for details. siding, sliding glass doors Francis J. Spilecki And WE have what it takes to Manchester, 649-4543 234 Center St. 2. Fourteen-lot parcel. We to deck. $33,900. Alexander Jarvis BOWERS SCHOOL - Cape, 1 MANCHESTER - A-zone find that somebody Manchester, 643-2121 have the maps, etc. Call! Jarvis Realty, Inc. room s, 2 full baths, 4-L building lot, 150’ frontage, city HEAD Experience, salesmanship 2. RANCH — 3 bedrooms, Helen D. Cole 283 East Center St. utilities, excellent area. K-2 SALE! 3. Seven-acre parcel in bedrooms, fireplace, treed and knowledge. Want your Starkweather Realtors, 646- South Windsor. Small pond on 1V2 baths, fireplaced living 57 Lyndale St. Manchester, 643-1121 Ralph A. Starkweather yard. $27,900. SALE home sold? 5353. premises. Ideal for executive room. Large recreation Manchester, 643-6666 starkweather Real Estate R®9- PRICE CALL US TODAY retreat type home. room with carpeting and A. Dolly Julian 31 Middle Turnpike West MANCHESTER - Building lot, KASTLE ,WE NEED LIS'HNGS NOW! bar. $30’s. M. Helen Cooper RFD 2, Box 647-B Manchester, 646-5353 city utilities, excellent location. Comps 185” M25®® 1973 Models BLANCHARD Thinking of Selling your The M.H. Palmer Realty Manchester, 649-9190 LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- WANTED! & 3. 5 R O O M R A N C H - property? Call TODAY! Three 160” • Cape or C olon ia l in 219 Amherst St. Edward D. Taddei, GRI 2440. ______ROSSETTO Garage, fireplace, full Bowers area or Henry- Wethersfield, 643-6321 Barrows and Wallace Co., Inc. Two 135” ^tOO®® basement, treed yard, G. Stillman Keith COLUMBIA - Approved Hollister Street vicinity. Realtors-MLS 646-2482 Keith Real Estate Manchester Parkads building lofe, and 2 large sub­ • Ranch or Raised Ranch in 189 West Center St. walk to bus. Only $27,500. Manchester, 649-5306 Holiday 95” ®65®® off T. J. Crockett 172 East Center St. PMUHHCK divided parcels available. to Manchester. Crockett Agency, Inc. Lessenger Co- Realtors, 646- MANCHESTER - Two-family, 4. Beautiful 4 bedroom Manchester, 646-1922 • Two, three or four 244 Main St. Elva E. Tyler 8713, Ask/for Kurt Lessenger. 5-5, large room s, separate Colonial in excellent — ------^ i ------— families. Manchester, 643-1577 85 Tanner St. heating systems, 2-car garage, neighborhood. Complete Bety G. Kristofak AGENCY HEBRON — (1) Sell a parcel to large lot, excellent condition Manchester, 640-4469 view of Hartford. 60’s. P.O. Box 324 retrieve part of your cost. LOTS OF LAND and location. $39,000. Char-Bon John A. DeQuattro Rockville, 875-0701 knltns About 7 acres, cleared. Good Agency, 643-0683. PARKAS - SWEATERS Over 130 acres. Call for 5. 6-Room Colonial. Clean J.D. Real Estate Associates, Inc. Dorothy T. Wagner one-story building. Drilled well. LANGE BOOTS PRICE details. Good buy. Mid 20’s. (2) About 3 V2 618 Center St. MANCHESTER - New listing, home in good location. Full Sylvia A. LaPenta Colll-Wagner Realty, Inc. MM2M RIEKER and HEIRLING basement. Large Manchester, 643-5129 307 Franklin Ave. acre», graciously laureled, Moving? We are members of 4 family, 3 furnaces, excellent 9 Middle Turnpike West contemporary site, $6,600. Bob Hartford, 249-5287 THREE Realtor Boards and income. Only $51,500. Arrud'a bedrooms, plenty of Manchester, 646-2440 MANCHESTER — Lovely 14- Gonci’s Robert Agency, 228- BOOTS 1973 MODELS WARM-UPS - SKI PANTS Realty, 644-1539. their respective Multiple closets, treed lot. Only Louis Dimock room Colonial, 8 bedrooms 9274. ______Listing systems! Call us - we $25,900. ^ Louis Dimock Realty Thomas G. Welles four fireplaces, newly MANCHESTER - For the Samuel M. Lavitt remodeled built-in kitchen, 3% work! Notch Road COVENTRY — 5 acres, 700’ growing family in the Bowers, If your cellar stairs are Vernon Circle Lake and Main Sts. baths, two-car garage. L o ^ t ^ Bolton, 649-9823 Coventry, 742-7358 frontage, Parker Bridge Road. Regular and BELFIORE School area. Four-bedroom like ours you’ll want to Vernon, 643-2158 on 2% acres. Could possibly be liiPenta Agency, Realtor, 646- Foam Models Colonial with large backyard, paint a white strip along used for school. Please call and 2410. AGENCY owner transferred. Price Paul W. Dougan, Jr. Herbert J. McKinney Alfred P. Werbner see the way homes were built in off reduced. F. J. Spilecki, the edge of each step for the early 1900’5. Lou Armda OFF % . % RMitors 647-1413 20 Arnott Rd. Jarvis Realty, Inc. 30 50 Realtor, 643-2121. greater visibility and McKinney Brothers, Inc. Armda Realty,' 644-1939. Manchester, 643-4535 Box 607 283 East Center St. safety. Manchester^ 643-1T21 SQUTH WINDSOR MANCHESTER Excellent Manchester, 043-2139 MANCHESTER — Spacious ' r a B modern 2-familly, central quiet W E NEED L IS T IN G S Robert L. Evans, GRI two-family flat, 5-6 rooms, cen­ 1 ACRE WARANOKE Road — Prestige location, all built-ins, RIGHT NOW! So why don’t tral location. Bus. line. G o ^ Approved, well treed, level, area, customized Cape with IV Evans and Clapp Co. Richard E. Merritt Robert 1. Wolverton We^e open late 2 carpeting, city utilities. Low condition. Double garage dry, building lot minutes from baths, 4 bedrooms, oversized you come BUY- and List 390 Main 8t. 113 East Center St. 168 iMaln St. 40’s. Meyer, Realtors, 643-0609, $31,900. Hayes Agency, 646-013l! I-W. A good buy at $10,000. lor your convenience garage, nice level lot. T. J. your home with Manchester, 647-1464 Manchester, 646-1180 Mancheeter, 649-2813 649-5524. Call J. Jennings for details. Mon. thru Fri. 10 to 9 ^ALPINE <=HAUS Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. MANCHESTER — Ceptrally Sat. 10 to 6 Route 30 ★ *1,500 DOWN ★ Lawrence F. Fiano George A. Meyer Carl A. Zinsser located, 6 room home with Poet Road Plaza SEVEN-ROOM Contemporary, Immediate occupancy, attractive 6- Keith Tel. 872-6547 Box 31-A, Rt. 8 and 44-A The Meyer Agency 79 East Center 8t. aluminum siding, 12x16 kitchen, ■a SKI SHOP Vernon beamed ceilings, paneling, 2 room Cape. Rec room with bar, coun­ Bolton, 649-5371 Manchester, 646-1511 good sized, laundry room, 3 All aalea final lor caah try kitchen, sewers, convenient loca­ 70 East Center St. L ..B & W .. Exit 96 off 1-86 baths, family room, garages, bedrooms, living i^ m , dining No returna or rotunda sweeping views, privacy. tion. /^eal Sstate Manchester, 643-0609 Th* BARROWS !> WALLACE Co. OF VERNON room, 2 porches. Price reducM Ito a to n - MLS Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649- PEISER REALTY 172 EAST CENTER ST. to $24,000. Cantof & Goldfarb MonchMtCT Pwkade — 649-M06 5324. 289'8626 646-4126 - 649-1922 Realtors, 643-8442, 8754244.

J- .1 PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Feb. 2, 1^73 The Weather Eagles Win Proposed Clearing tonight, fair Sunday with highs in Area Educators Seventh In A Row the 30 to 40s. Precipitation probability 20 manrbpBter lEtiPUwg Bmlb per cent tonight and 10 per cent Sunday. Obituaries See Page Ten Sidewalk Agree on Problems P r o g r a m MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm Mrs. Gertrude L. Johnson PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Herbert QuasnilRchka SIXTEEN PAGES INCLUDING TV — 2 MINI PAGES Funeral services for Herbert Mrs. Gertrude L. Johnson, 84, The proposed |250,000 Discuss Problems MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1973 - VOL. XCII, No. 105 Quasnitschka of 14 Hartland Of 31 Cambridge St. died sidewalk-construction program Rd., who died Wednesday at ’Thursday night at Manchester which the Manchester Board of By Barbara Richmond than 900. ‘The town is in the PfffCCPROTEcnoN \ \ Uncas-on-Thames Hospital in Memorial Hospital. She was the Director may finance with (Herald Reporlcr) process of adding classrooms Norwich, will be Saturday at 11 widow of Axel Johnson. revenue-sharing funds consists on to that building, he said. •Ikkil you wife” '®'W«>- a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Mrs. Johnson was born July of the following locations: Departing from the space full- Space needs, what to do about ttSS, UP M Home, 400 Main St. Burial will 23, 1888 in Enfield and had lived ... The north side of Horace problems, Wheeler asked them; instituting a family *OUP P U P C H tic * m i l \ 'Nv-* be at the convenience of the in Manchester all her life. She St., from Maxwell to Wetherell Shepherd what his feeling was Rain-Caused Floods education course; are 12- J, ..... family. was a member of North United concerning the Adult Living Sts. ' month-schools feasible, school Friends may call at the Methodist Church and its Course proposed for Ellington ... The north side of Wetherell officials discussed these funeral home tonight from 7 to Chapman-Joy Circle. High School. The subject has St., from Horace to Keeney Sts. problems during a panel 9. Survivors are two sons, been a controversial one in ... The east side of Keeney meeting sponsored last night by The family suggests that any Leonard A. Johnson of Ellington with the town divided St., from Wetherell St. to the Rockville Area Clergy memorial contributions may be Ellington and Lt. Col. Gifford in its opinion on its institution. opposite Leland Dr. Council. Magiiavox • Magnavox • Magnavox • Magnavox • Magnavox • Magnavox ^ made to the American Cancer W. Johnson, serving with the The course would teach all ... The south side of Such problems are not unique Plague Many Areas Society, 237 E. Center St. Air Force at Phoenix, Ariz.; a phases of sadult living, but Hackmatack St., from Keeney to any one town, at least in the daughter, Mrs. John (Dorothy) Shepherd said, “ I feel there has to S. Main Sts. Tri-Town area of Vernon, Snuffer of Manchester; a ... The south side of Wells St., been an over-emphasis on the By The AsHoriuled Press Connecticut National Guard Forecast Center in Hartford precipitation. From 7 a.m. down the aisles of a local IV1 rs. (Christine IV1r(]aughey Tolland and Ellington. brother, Corwin Grant of from Spruce St. east about 300 sex education part of the was sending three amphibious expected the Housatonic to Friday until late Friday night, theater, forcing the cancelation Funeral services for Mrs. Discussing their related Rain in Connecticut was Manchester; two sisters, Mrs. feet. course.” Noting he has a con­ vehicles and several jeeps to crest before noon today. The two inches of rain fell in of the second show. Christine McCaughey, formerly problems were Dr. Raymond expected to taper off today in Edgar (Helen) Shead of ... ’The east side of Oakland servative background. assisfint local authorities in the forecast center called off at Middletown, while Bridgeport Arconti .said the inundation of 80 Church St., who died Ramsdell, superintendent of the wake of downpours and fast­ Woodstock and Mrs. Dorothy St., from South St. to Sheldon Shepherd said he is concerned evacuation effort. midnight its flash flood watch recorded 1.79 inches, Bradley was proof that the federal Thursday at a Manchester con­ schools in Vernon; Dayton melting snow Friday that sent Holme of Millington, N.J.; and Rd. “ when we get into the areas of Flooding was minor in many for southern and eastern International Airport in Wind- government should devote valescent home, will be Shepherd, Ellington’s water swirling through several eight grandchildren. The soqth side of North St., controversy that affect home other cities and towns, but Connecticut. ■sor Locks had 1.88, Wigwam more attention to flood-control Saturday at 2 p.m. at Watkins superintendent, and James Cor­ Connecticut communities. Funeral services will be from Oakland St. to Buckland and school.” “ Even though I Meriden and Danbury reported The forecast for today was Reservoir near Waterbury had programs. Funeral Home, 142 E. Center nish, chairman of the Tolland FACTORY SPONSORED Police and civil defense units Monday at 1 p.m. at Holmes Alley. believe these things should be major flooding and called out for partly cloudy skies with 1 60 and parts of northwestern Civil Defense workers and St. The Rev. George Nostrand, Board of Education. ANNUAL used boats to evacuate at least Funeral Home, 400 Main St. ... Autumn St., from Highland done in home and church, they emergency manpower to cope diminishing light rain in some Connecticut had 1.82. auxiliary police were called out rector of St. Mary’s Episcopal A responding panel made up two families in the Oxford area. The Rev. Earle Custer, pastor to Porter Sts., with the side of are not being done,” he said. with the water. Electric power areas. In addition to Danbury and in Danbury and Meriden during Church, will officiate. Burial of the Rev. John Lacey, pastor The rising waters of the of North United Methodist the street for sidewalks to be Shepherd added, “ I have to be was knocked out to about 11,000 Meriden, varying degrees of the flood. Meriden Mayor will be in East Cemetery. of the first Congregational Housatonic River forced the The heavy rains Friday Church, will officiate. Burial designated later. in favor of the course in subscribers while flooded road street flooding wore reported in .A b !• a h a m G . Grossman There are no calling hours. Church of Vernon and two evacuation of the Birch Bank developed during the afternoon, will be in Buckland Cemetery. ... The north side of Hartford Ellington High School, I think it and stalled cars caused Norwich, Colehester and other declared a state of emergency The family suggests that any laymen, Munroe Palmer of and Maple areas of Shelton, swelling even further many Friends may call at the Rd., from Spencer to McKee is needed by the children who SAVEIlOOl SALE numerous traffic tie-ups. parts of eastern Connecticut, for about four hours but called Vernon and Murray Wheeler of any memorial contributions funeral home Sunday from 2 to do not communicate with their authorities said. Officials at the National lakes and reservoirs already plus Waterbury. New Haven, Sts. Tolland, directed questions to it off shortly before midnight. may be made to the Book of 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. parents nor are affiliated with a Police in Derby reported the Weather Service’s River brimming from earlier Bridgeport, Newtown, New ’The proposed program would the educators. Remembrance of St. •-''Mary’s The family suggests that any church.” Fairfield. Trumbull, Norwalk, The Hartford Electric Light be under a new ordinance Starting the ball rolling was Episcopal Church. memorial contributions may be Pastor Lacey asked Dr. Stratford and northwest Hart­ Co. said a switch failure at a adopted by the directors on Jan. Palmer who asked Shepherd Exciting Value . . . Mobile made to North United Ramsdell if such a course has Newington substation cut off 9. It provides for waiving what he sees as the basic need ford. ,S. Ross Shirer Methodist Church. assessments against abutting been instituted in the Vernon Senate May Face Some rural roads were power for about one hour to 7,- of the Ellington education S. Ross Shirer of Clemson, School system, noting a 500 customers in parts of Far- property owners when a program. “ The,greatest need in Stereo Component System, reported submerged under one S.C., formerly of Manchester, committee to investigate such a mington, Hartford and About Town sidewalk-construction program Ellington that affects the to two feet of water, while part died Thursday in Clemson. He is/initiated by the directors. course was formed several of Interstate Route 84 near the Wethersfield. The substation King David Lodge of Odd education program, is Dilemma Over Ash was the husband of Mrs. years ago. Dr. Ramsdell A Complete Route 8 interchange also was failure also affected 2,898 facilities,” Shepherd said. He Pauline H. Shirer. Fellows will install officers at explained the Board of Educa­ underwater for a time. Connecticut Light & Power Co. explained that lack of space is SAVE 20. WASHINGTON (AP) - With GOP Leader Robert P. Griffin Dent, Secretary of Labor Peter Mr. Shirer had lived in its meeting tonight at 7:30 at tion and the curriculum Stereo Package "This flood is one of the worst subscribers in Newington and Odd Fellows Hall. CHEC Will Meet the biggest problem not only in the Senate still considering a said Friday, is that the measure J. Brennan, Secretary of Manchester for a number of committee were working on we’ve had since 1955," declared New Britain, according to a Refreshments will be served keeping existing programs Model E l 009 offers you: solid-state Stereo bill to require confirmation of to require confirmation of Ash Transportation Claude S. years and had been employed at On MCC Campus such a course but “ are Danbury Mayor Gino Arconti. CL&P spokesman. after the meeting. going but in trying to start new FM/AM Tuner/Amplifier, built-in 8-Track Tape White House budget directors, has become “a question of Brinegar, Ash, U.S. Am­ Cheney Bros, for over 30 years. proceeding very slowly.” Cartridge Player and Automatic Phonograph. Arconti, who toured the city 11 E L C O and United The Connecticut Higher programs. beginning with Roy L. Ash, the removing a man who has taken bassador to the United Nations He was a technical assistant in “ We are blamed for all of the The two speaker units each contain a 6'/?" with his chief of police, said 25 Illuminating reported other out­ Members of the Little Flower Education Coalition (CHEC) Ellington voters about a year Nixon administration has gone office.’’ John Scali and Counselor to the the firm ’s product development ills of the world,” Dr. Ramsdell Bass Woofer plus a 2'/?" Tweeter. Head­ to 40 homes were damaged ages in parts of Middletown, of Jesus Mothers Circle and will meet tomorrow at 10 a. m. ago turned down a request for phones permit private listening enjoyment: the ahead and sworn in Ash to And, when asked if he President Anne L. Armstrong. department, when he left in in the Student Center on the said and Pastor Lacey replied, when Still River overflowed its Portland, Manchester, the their husbands will have a an appropriation to build a new cart affords easy room-to-room mobility. Truly ■‘V ^ succeed Caspar W. Weinberger. expected the bill to draw a 1959 for Clemson to join the “ Join the club, the churches are e .. Asked if the impending banks. Some of the water was Southport section of Fairfield, Manchester Community high school. Vernon a complete stereo package for wonderful lis­ The result, acting Senate presidential veto if it is ap­ staff of LaFrance Industries, potluck tonight at 7 at the home blamed for many things too.” tening — all put together by Magnavox. the . '*!p ^ Senate debate was any factor in reported to have come rippling and the New Haven area. College main campus. Faculty experienced the same problem proved, Griffin said, “ I imagine successors in 1956 of the J. P. of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tsokalas, Referring to the adult sound experts! the White House decision to in­ delegates and spokesmen from when its high school expansion it would.” Stevens Co., which had bought 20 Gardner, St. education course, Cornish clude Ash, Griffin said, “ To the University of Connecticut, program was twice rejected by Ash’s swearing in came the mill from Cheney Bros. 14 expressed concern about the what extent that was involved state colleges, and community the voters. without explanation Friday, months earlier. The Manchester Chapter of personnel who would be in what they did, I don’t know.” and technical colleges are The Rev. Mr. Lacey quizzed even though Ash’s predecessor, Survivors, besides his wife, American Field Service will teaching the course. He said I News The White House Press Of­ ICCS To Place expected to attend. Dr. Ramsdell as to the good Caspar W. Weinberger, is still are three sons, Kim H. Shirer of hold an international fair some teachers are not trained And The Rains Came fice, when asked why Ash was “ CHEC has two major issues that might come out of double awaiting Senate confirmation Manchester, S. Ross Shirer Jr. tomorrow afternoon from 1 to 4 to teach sex education and included, said only, "He was on before it,” according to Robert sessions (which Rockville High I Capsules |as secretary of health, educa- of West Hartford and Curtis in the Manchester High School family living, in a comfortable the list along with everyone Vater, assistant professor of School will be going on next NOW Early this week, Manchester ski enthusiasts thronged to the Northview Ski run operated tion and welfare in Nixon’s se­ Teams In Field Shirer of College Station, Tex.; cafeteria. Dinner will be served way, and the students would else.” music at MCC and CHEC chair­ fall) or the problems he sees by the town which was functioning for the first time this season because of the heavy snow cond Cabinet. a daughter, Mrs. Patricia at 5:30. Proceeds will be used to realize this. While all three man. “ The first is to obtain which might arise from them. Sunday night and Monday. But whatever dreams of schussing they may have had tor this Eight new members of the The bill is designed to take Sampson of West Caldwell, sponsor two exchange students, educators agreed the children Quake Jolts Rome adequate financing for public Conceding that the program weekend were washed away by Friday’s heavy rains. (Herald photo by Ofiara) new Cabinet took the oath of of­ notice of the fact that the N.J.; a sister, Mrs. Chauncy an MHS junior abroad this should learn about these By Monday higher education in ROME (AP) - A mild summer and a foreign student will bring about some fice in ceremonies in the East budget director, once a Howell of Easton, Pa.; a Connecticut; the second is to subjects in the home, they also 18” diagonal PORTABLE COLOR earthquake jolted sections of problems. Dr. Ramsdell cited Room of the White House. presidential adviser, now heads brother, Raymond Shirer of in town during the next agreed this was not happening preserve both the integrity and as one of these problems the Rome early today. Thousands Weinberger was the only one one of the most powerful agen­ SAIGON (AP) — Significant breakthroughs were Easton, Pa., and eight academic year. in most cases. autonomy of the several units in fact that the students will be of persons, awakened by the not included. „ cies in the federal government. grandchildren. Last night’s panel was reported today in carrying out the military and political The Senior Citizens Center the state’s system of public limited in their selection of rumbling, fled their homes in The action came just hours In addition, some Democrats Graveside services will be moderated by the Rev. William with Automatic provisions of the Vietnam cease-fire agreement, including has canceled all activities higher education.” courses. He also expressed panic, but there were no reports before Senate action was due on want to question Ash about his Sunday at 3 p.m . in the Schneider, assistant pastor of plans for prisoner exchanges. planned for tonight at the The group will sponsor a deep concern with the amount of injuries or damage. the bill requiring confirmation activities as head of Litton In­ Stroudsburg, Pa., Cemetery. St. Bernard Church, Rockville. Fine Tuning center. public higher education con­ of free time the students will Police, firemen and the Red of budget directors, but it was dustries, a large corporation in­ The International Commission of Control and Supervi­ The Rev. F. W. Schuster, pastor vocation in Hartford next have. He agreed that some Cross said they had received put off until Monday when a volved in multi-million dollar sion announced that its seven regional teams would be in of the United Methodist Church, Model 6290 keeps all station signals Herman J. Kinsman month. Many prominent state students will be gainfully scores of telephone calls from vote is expected. defense contracts. Talcottville, is chairman of the locked-in for a perfectly tuned, precise the field and operational Monday to investigate alleged Herman John Kissman, 76, of and national legislative figures employed, some will study, but Romans who feared there had New Cabinet members sworn The measure is one way in Heating series of programs sponsored picture-on every channel, every time- For Blast Victims cease-fire violations, nearly a week behind the schedule Rt. 87, Lebanon, formerly of have been invited to attend and the great majority will be been an explosion. in were Secretary of Defense which Congress is seeking to by the Clergy Council. Next Manchester, died Thursday at participate. Tomorrow’s automatically! It eliminates the need Elliot L. Richardson, Secretary gain greater control over spen­ designated in the agreement. “ hanging around.” week the discussion will focus Teen-ager Killed Windham Community agenda will be devoted to com­ Dr. Ramsdell said he has for critical manual tuning. Enjoy it on an EAGLE GROVE, Iowa (AP) Mayor Kenneth Brauman and of Commerce Frederick B. ding. In Paris, a South Vietnamese The substance of the talks was Oil Costs on the programs provided by Friday night “ fish fry.’’ BELFAST (AP) — Terrorists Memorial Hospital, Williman- pleting convocation plans. heard many people express con­ — Rescuers searched through agents of the Iowa Bureau of spokesman for the Saigon peace not disclosed. the Hockanum Valley optional mobile cart . . . or on tables, By daybreak, five bodies had killed one Protestant teen-ager tic. He was the husband of Mrs. cern about the effect the double tons of debris today for more Criminal Investigation said a delegation said talks would T he peacekeeping Community Services Council. shelves or bookcases — in any room. been recovered from the and wounded four others out­ Ruth Schaub Kissman, Increase sessions will have on the victims of an apparent gas total of 13 persons were begin very shortly with the Viet developments overshadowed The meetings are held at the wreckage of the Chatterbox side a Belfast youth club Friday Mr. Kissman was born in HARTFORD (AP) - Presi­ athletic program. While explosion which ripped through believed to have been in the Nixon And Heath Cong on a political solution. the fighting as thousands of First Evangelical Lutheran Cafe and two adjoining stores, night, and Protestant youths in Manchester and had moved to dent Nixon’s order lifting agreeing it would affect this NOW a popular restaurant in this which also were demolished in area when the blast let go at the The agreement signed in Vietnamese celebrated the Tet Lebanon 12 years ago. He was Storm Church on Orchard St. from another part of the city foreign oil import quotas has phase of the program and small farm town during a the blast and fire. height of the dinner hour. Paris a week ago says: ‘The lunar new year. President employed as a carpenter. He 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. hijacked buses, set them afire Talks Center On two South Vietnamese parties Nguyen Van thieu called it “ the resulted in a two cent-per- (ContiniM’cl from Page On»‘) admitting he was concerned. Authorities said the explosion and clashed with police. was an Army veteran of World apparently was triggered by a shall sign an agreement on the first peaceful new year after 15 gallon increase in the price of Dr. Ramsdell was firm in his The terrorists opened fire War 1 and a member of the home heating oil in the Hart­ conviction that it ‘‘comes natural gas leak. internal matters of South Viet­ years of war.” Clear Walks Simulated TV picture with submachine guns from a Lebanon American Legion roadway. The accident second to the education Eeonomie Issues nam as soon as possible and do 'rhe Saigon military com­ ford area, and it may go higher, Mobile Cart Optional There were apartments on car speeding past the Church of Post. occurred near the Bridgeport- Manchester Police Capt. their utmost to accomplish this mand said that violations had says an industry spokesman. program.” Arsonist Sets the second floor of one of the Ireland Youth Club in the Survivors, besides his wife, After the early January Stratford boundary. State In answer to questions from George McCaughey today WASHINGTON (AP) — Prime Minister Edward Heath within 90 days after the cease­ hit their lowest level, with 131 Police said. buildings, but authorities said it Protestant Old Park district. are a daughter, Mrs. Wallace Presidential action, large oil the audience, all three reminded town residents that fire comes into effect.” The • reported during the 24-hour The tractor trailer driver could not be determined at once Police later found the car and of Britain returns to London today reassured by President Tracy of Manchester; two sons, companies, which were running educators agreed that a 12- sidewalks must be cleared of cease-fire officially began at 8 period ending at 6 a.m. today, suffered third-degree burns and if they were occupied at the arrested three persons for Nixon that there is a will in Washington to iron out the John H. Kissman and Henry S, short of home heating fuel, im­ month-school program is not snow within 24 hours after the Off Flash Fire a.m. Saigon time last Sunday. compared with 200 during the was in serious condition at SAVE $50. time of the blast. All three questioning. differences between the United States and its European Kissman, both of Lebanon; mediately bought up “ almost “ in.” Shepherd added, “ In spite snow has fallen, a town 19” diagonal In a third major develop­ previous 24-hour reporting Bridgeport Hospital today. buildings were made of brick. three brothers, Paul Kissman every drop” of oil on the Euo- of all of the things against it, I ordinance. McCaughey also Steel Slump Over trading partners. ment, U.S. spokesmen dis­ period. No major fights were The Connecticut Turnpike of Manchester, Albert Kissman pean market, said Donald D. think the time will come when noted that town ordinance bans Three of the five bodies, not But Heath is reported aware closed that American, South reported. was virtually closed for several Color Portable In Restaurant PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) - meager results, a spokesman of East Hampton, and Ernest Vietnamese, North Vietnamese 'Overall incidents have Craft, president of the New we will have it ...... New all parking on town roads or immediately identified, were American steel mills recovered that Nixon needs the help of Kissman of Marlborough; two hours Thursday night from New said Heath found his talks with and Viet Cong members of the declined,’ ’ said one U.S. of­ England Fuel Institute. England is slow in making parking areas between 2 and 6 found still sitting in a booth in from a crippling slump in mid- Congress to solve the problems. sisters, Mrs. Arthur Galinat of Haven to Milford, in both with Automatic MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Police say a “ cold­ Nixon “ especially valuable” subcommittee on captured per­ ficial. “ That’s a good sign. “ Those refineries in Europe changes.” a.m. the cafe. 1971 by shipping 91.8 million The Nixon administration, the Penacock, N.H., and Mrs. directions, due to numerous ac­ because they have taken place sons of the four-party joint There are still quite a few, but are in the business of supply Cornish, noting that Tolland The snow removal ordinance blooded” arsonist touched off a flash fire in a crowded Among the missing, Brauman tons in 1972. prime minister was told, is un­ Emma Jones of Fort Lauder­ cidents which clogged the road. Fine Tuning "at an opportune moment military commission met to and demand," Crafts said is one of the fastest growing also applies to sleet and ice. cafeteria that left more than a hundred persons injured. said, was Donni Blue, 42, Eagle According to figures from the decided how or whether to ask they are mostly shellings and dale, Fla.; nine grandchildren A section of Interstate 84 was before major negotiations in plan for prisoner exchanges. local-force-type stuff.” Thursday. “ The highest bidder towns in eastern Connecticut, Police have warned several 19" diagonal Table Model — offering all the Grove truck driver and son of American Iron and Steel the increasingly protectionist and seven grandchildren. also closed Thursday night. Many of the injured were bruised or cut as the some 250 various fields.” got the oil." said there is a bulge at the sixth residents whose sidewalks are convenience of T.A.C. and the brilliant pic­ former Iowa Gov. Robert Blue. Institute, the total, though minded Congress for authority Funeral services will be No traffic fatalities were patrons, most of them elderly, rushed to escape the flames Heath, said his chief press The May 1 date the President grade level (Middle School). He unshovelled. tures of a Matrix Picture Tube . . . and, it falling short of some industry to negotiate tariff cuts. Saturday at 11 a.m. at the reported. Friday night. Others suffered burns or shock, authorities secretary, Donald J.D. set for re-imposition of the said the Middle School was built Town ordinances provide for also offers unique and innovative design predictions, is nearly five But time is pressing. Heath Potter Funeral Home, 456 Locally, -=HELCO and with tine furniture detail. Shown on optional Estimates of the dead im­ Maitland, had two sets of quotas compounded the to accommodate some 600 penalties for violation of the said. million tons better than 1971. and his aides reportedly warned Jackson St., Willimantic. SNETCO reported no problems Pedestal Base, it is also perfect on tables or mediately after the blast negotiations in mind: those Pentagon Papers problem, said Raymond students and now houses more ordinances. that, the instant he saw the man In the final quarter alone, the the Americans. The Common Burial will be in the New as of late this morning. shelves. Mediterranean, Early American and Checks at. four Miami area ranged up to 24. between Western countries on Langfield, president of the throw the match, there was industry shipped out 24.4 Market will be ready with its Lebanon Cemetery. Padaital Bata ConteiTiporary styles available. hospitals indicated an injury A . fire apparently fed by trade and monetary issues; and Connecticut Petroleum optiorral at “ complete darkness. We went million tons, the institute said proposals for forthcoming trade extra cott. list of at least 125, with 10 of natural gas which authorities East-West talks on European Trial Continues Friends may call at the talks by mid summer, and the Association. He said the action those listed in serious condi­ out the front door in a said they were unable to shut Friday. security and troop cuts in Cen­ funeral home tonight from 7 to negotiations are expected to meant that oil companies tion. stampede.” off immediately raged through tral Europe. LOS ANGELES (AP) - The to the judge, did not do so. The 9. Fire Calls NOW Flu Deaths Up start in the fall. couldn’t sign long-term con­ Police Chief Rockey Another diner, Joseph the wreckage and prevented White House press secretary judge in the Pentagon papers prosecutor, Asst. U.S. Atty. ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - For Despite the apparently tracts, agreeing to buy oil THURSDAY SENTRY Pomerance said early today Greenberg, said the flames any efforts to search the debris Ronald L. Ziegler said the talks trial haS declared the govern­ David Nissen, said at various IVI rs. Jacob Siegel during the summer wnen prices 8:08 p.m. — Town firemen to the fourth consecutive week, ment was wrong to withhold VERNON — Mrs. Rose “ we have a logical suspect now “ went right to the ceiling. I was for hours after the explosion. “took place in a warm at­ times that no such material are lower. 34 Church St. on “ unnecessary” deaths from English influenza important evidence from Kaufman Siegel, 72, of Phoenix being questioned” but no forced to the back of the Two large cranes were CanHeth Believeth mosphere marked by the existed. The studies were sur­ ‘‘They couldn’t approach alarm; no fire. and related respiratory Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony St. died Thursday at a Rockville charges had been fil^. cafeteria, and the smoke suf­ brought in from Fort Dodge, friendship that exists between rendered by Nissen only after a those guys and say ‘give us so TODAY ailments have exceeded the Me Eateth The Model 6426—Mediterranean styling 399 Police said the arsonist focated me. It was chaos, a about 20 miles away, to help the President and the prime Russo, but he has has ordered government witness mentioned convalescent hospital. She was many loads now at reasonable 10:46 a.m. — Town firemen to » “ walked into the cafeteria short­ nightmare." expected level, the Center for the trial to continue. the widow of Jacob Siegel. with the search. Whole Thing minister.” a report the judge had never prices and we will buy so many Manchester Memorial Hospital Diseasd Control reports. U.S. District Court Judge Mrs. Siegel was born in ly before 11 p.m. EST carrying Greenberg and some 20 other At the blast, the floor of the Maitland said: “ The at­ seen. loads this summer when you’re on false alarm from Box 393; no persons fled to the back of the The center’s weekly report E D M O N T O N (AP) - Matt Byrne denieclat. defense Russia and had lived in the Ver­ PEOPLE! a container “ which has been restaurant plunged into the mosphere throughout the talks Byrne then launched a probe released Friday showed there buyers’ with the May 1 fire. BE SURE TO VISIT OUR SLUMBER SHOPS described as everything from a restaurant and huddled in a cor­ Teachers at Bonnie Doon High was precisely that which you motions for dismissal and mis­ non and Hartford areas for the basement and the walls in were 1,027 deaths in 122 cities which unearthed 37 separate deadline,’’ said Langfield. bucket to a jar. ner away from the wall of School decided to reach would expect when two men trial late Friday, but he warned past 60 years. tumbled in. across the nation for the four documents, 13 of which were IN AVON - MANCHESTER - HARTFORD “ He emptied the contents of flame. Others smashed a plate- students’ brains via the talk who get on well with each he may impose “ sanctions” Survivors are two sons, Saul The adjoining Coast to Coast weeks ending Jan. 27. ordered turned over to the • PETE GUTTERMAN the container on the floor of the glass window to escape. stomach Friday. other and have been keeping in penalizing the government for H. Siegel of Los Angeles, Calif., hardware store and Loucke’s The figure compared with 1,- defense immediately because Kathy says: “No wonder the Ground Hog AWAM cafeteria near the front, looked Miami Beach Fire Chief Instead of reading about regular touch while holding its actions later in the trial. and Prof. Paul B. Siegel of the GUARANTEED Jewelry Store also were 105 deaths attributed to the they contained evidence which came out — He heard about the wonderful • BOB DURATO Rain Check REVOLVING WINMNC around the crowded room, lit a Lawrence Kenney said sev«'ral Elizabethan customs, 50 their offices.” He said the government held Virginia Polytechnic Institute CHARQK demolished. Hong Kong flu during the same might aid the defense. Most of SAVINGS ' GUAiDIAN match and ignited the sub­ dozen other persons were English and social studies Nixon and Heath wrapped up back documents which might be ss^ Evtry ii«m In ihii ad tt ovoil- The blast shook the entir?,j and University in Blacksburg, assortment of Pero’s produce.” Yeu gef e writ ten guotanlee the studies were more than a obt* of Ihc pcic* «hown_ a i- SEtVKE period a year ago. students sat down to an wifh each putchake >he stance, then immediately fled trapped inside the restaurant nine hours of formal talks helpful in trying to prove Va.; two daughters, MissSeena • DOT BOWEN (•pi (•> ■l•m» marked on*-af- CHARGE WITH north central Iowa farm town year old. ftEESKEOYKUVUY item Ik leld onywhere fei'lekk. M yeu need Service on m m The CDC said the English flu ORCHARD FRESH: Macs, Rad and QoMan Dallcloua, Cortlanda, Ruaaata, o-kind II for kom* ftokon lh« Elizabethan meal. Ellsberg and Russo innocent of wp le 30 doyk oiler yewr pur- MASTER CHARGE (hete.fiem ut . . . Ple«B»Cdl the b u ild in g ,’ ’ a p o lic e because of a turnstile entrance Friday at Nixon’s Camp David Siegel of Vernon and Mrs. . . . itr Itilir A m ll•m ii not available. pleo«e of 4,489 and was heard at farms Daldwina. (hate, w e will iefur»d the dit- NalhlMfl •! AII-S39S k » .0 «r has been confirmed in 30 states, Before they were discovered, m m I Ym get neftfy ou« generol eMite. 6 M - OPEN TONIGHT at the front of the food line. It included stuffed suckling retreat in the Maryland moun­ espionage, conspiracy and theft (eteti'e et your porthoke prke Cwaidiart Service Gal. Y « « r spokesman said. far „ into the countryside. Beatrice Sack of Sharon, FRESH: Aaparagua, Paaa, CaulHlowar, Brocolll, Shalota, Pickling Cukaa, • JAN HOHER W H AT r*H m tn i. . . S7«3 with the Pacific area con­ mfuti ‘TIL 9 PM “ Once the substance was ig­ An employe at another pig, roast goose, leg of lamb, tains. Because of heavy fog, in connectioq with the release the government had been Mass.; a brother, Jacob Kauf­ Rad and Hot Pappara, Batglan Endiva, Boston Lattuca, Qraan and Yallow W NEN lou wiBliil UTVtfATTIIt Firemen from Humboldt, nited, it created a flash-fire restaurant a block away, Ber- tinuing to be the hardest hit. v& ison stew, stuffed pike, to news media of the Pentagon seeking to prove through man of New York City; and Squaah, Charry Tomatoaa, Chinaaa Cabbaga, Egg Ptant, Bnisaal Sprouta, Clarion and Webster City they could only travel part way Rad Oniona, Whita Swaat Potatoaa, Spinach, Turnips. • PAT KENNIFF situation that was immediate nie Collado, said he heard two steak and kidney pie, baby eel papers, a top-secret study of testimony that Ellsberg and eight grandchildren. helped the Eagle Grove fire New Minority by helicopter and had to finish and intense. People panicked explosions. He said he rushed pie, steamed brown bread, fruit U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Russo endangered the nation by Funeral services will be IMPORTED: Watarmalon, UglI Fruit, Strawbarriaa, Spanish Melons, department fight the blaze. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) the trip by car. Both men Grapafrult, Templa Orangaa, Tangartnas, Boac and D’AnJou Paara, Jaffa • CARL LINDSTROM MANCHESTER and tried to get out of there any into the street and “ scores of pudding, plum dumpling, mince “ There is no question in my releasing material harmful to Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at the “ It was a holocaust,” said — Republican National Chair­ returned to Washington by Orangaa, Cldar. EAST HARTFORD way they could. old people were lying on the tarts and honey mead-all based helicopter in the evening. mind that the nature of the security and defense. Chapel of Weinstein Mortuary, 445 HARTFORD ROAD Webster City fireman David man George Bush said today BUY ONE OR A DOZEN AND PICK OUT YOUR OWNI SILVER LANE PLAZA sidw alks and in the road on original recipies from about Ziegler also said that Nixon documents were and are Ellsberg, 41, and Russo, 36, 640 Farmington Ave., Hartford. • RICK TASKER “ He must have been Hansen. “ When we rolled in that a “ new minority of nay­ CORNER McKEE STREET moaning and screaming in lots 1550 A.D. “ accepted with pleasure the exculpatory and should have both former government Cantor Marshall Press will LETTUCE ...... hd. 29' 5694)440 coldblooded as hell.” here, the streets were full of sayers and obstructionists” has of pain.” Only knives and spoons were prime minister’s invitation to been turned over,” Byrne said. researchers, admit they made officiate. Burial will be in ___hd. 49' 646-5322 One witness, cafeteria rubble. But these people emerged to battle President BROCOLLI...... “ It loqked like all those old permitted since forks had not visit Britain again when he The documents in question copies of the study available to Ellington Jewish Cemetery. employe Shea Thomas Britt, cleaned the streets in 15 Nixon on domestic issues. STRAWBERRIES...... basket 59' people were just blown into the been invented. Five musicians were studies by government news media in 1971, but they said he was standing six feet minutes so we could get the fire travels to Europe.” Nixon has Memorial contributions may Now that peace in Vietnam played banquet music andd contend the papers were of no TEMPLE ORANGjES, Ig. size. ...6 for 59' streets,” Collado said. trucks through.” said he does not expect to make analysts which concluded that be made to a charity of the SEKTRT from the arsonist when the man has been achieved, these critics value to an enemy and of great Scores of rescue vehicles and there were a couple of jesters any foreign travels during the more than half of the Pentagon donor’s choice. Wa Cwry Tha MaBCliirtir Etraalng HaraH threw the material on the floor. The high school wrestling are ‘‘focusing their well COMPIETE U N I OF OUMMT PAP B» REAL ESTATE private cars rushed the injured to keep thingk hopping. first half of 1973. study would have been value to the American public.. “ The man then looked around squad from Cedar Falls, Iowa, developed negativism on the The defense attorneys, in In M emoriam WE SEU OOe LOTTEOT TICXETt to hospital emergency rooms as The students, who provided Diplomatic sources made it worthless to an enemy when Services with a smile on his face and lit had been in the cafe minutes President’s 1974 budget their move for dismissal, ac­ In lovlng/ntmory of Julius Dubaldo. firemen extinguished the their own costumes, paid $1 clear during Heath’s two-day released. the match,” Britt, 18, told before the explosion. Several request,” Bush said in com­ cused the government of con­ “THE KING flames in the cafeteria, popular each for the experience. visit that the talks focused on The government, which had This day do we remember, newsmen. members told newsmen later ments prepared for a keynote IVIagnavox • Magnavox • Magnavox • Magnavox • Magnavox • Magnavo v with elderly low-income The dishes were washed in a been under a court order since ducting “ a devious and decep­ A loving thought we give. OF Ben Schwartz, a retired there was a strong smell of gas address to the 1973 Republican the intricate trade and residents and tourists. dishwasher. last April to give such material tive prosecution.” For one no longer with u». PRODUCE” MLS — REALTOR Miami Beach resident, said as they left. State Convention. monetary problems. But in our hearts still lives. 289-4331 Wife and Children PERO »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦<» Vf‘. V