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mm WEIGHT Labor Leaders Give Meskill PROBLEM? Views On Energy Problems usi HARTFORD-U A P T m D r \« (UPI)/TTT>Tv - Gov.. __ E-LiM —'They want promotional Thomas J. Meskill Monday all their resources. Excess,water in the body can be utility^ rate structures Driscoll said oil companies uncomfortable. &LlM ^11 help asked labor leaders for “input flattened” so small energy yoii lose excess water weight. We for his energy message “are actually public utilities at Liggett Rexill Drug recom­ users don’t pay more per unit and should be put under price mend It. Wednesday and he got lots of it. than large users, According to MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEB: 13, 1974- VOL. XCUI, No. 114 Manchester—A City of Village Charm In a well-attended meeting at quotas. They should be treated Leonard F. Dube of the United as utilities.” Only $2.00 TWENTY-FOUR PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PRICEt FIPfEEN CENTS the state armory, labor leaders Auto Workers. •' said: —They favor more research, ' —They want gasoline stations by ar non-profit corporation if open when they can buy gas­ necessary, into more efficient oline, not just when they are at SHES SPECIAL! work. engines and heaters which I^ T HER KNOW WITH pollute less and require less —They resent the large fuel. burden of energy - related cost It was suggested that at least increases being passed on to the M6skill Asks Rationing Pow6rs partial elimination of the consumer, whose purchasing crisscrossing of the state by power has declined con­ workers who could be working Surpriae Her With Favoritism Banned siderably. at jobs closer to homes. —They don’t like the idea of a Connecticut, one of the smallest Freak, Cut $3 minimum purchase of gas­ states in the country, has one of Interim Plan Proposes Sales oline but would prefer a the highest sets of figures on requirement that the gas guage mileage by commuters. ‘ \ ” 'J read half-full or less. Driscoll said the state labor FEO Edict —They would support a council regards the energy Sundays; Staggered HouW Don Barrows greater commitment to mass crisis as a federal problem .Martha Purks Peter Listro ' Lew Pelletier transportation — both buses and * *4 caused by “one gigantic con­ HATRTFORD (U P I).- Gov. reconrimended on the state level \tra in s — on a state and federal glomerate linked together with attempts to curtail demand by revel. Thomas J. Meskill said today was lifting tjie ban on Sunday interlocking directorates and Draws Fire compression alone merely while Washington has —They doift like the idea of a sales in order to get a more snarl the flow,” he said. banks that control large floundered in dealing with the four-day week, which AFL - By United Press International even distribution of gasoline. amounts of their stock.” energy crisis Connecticut has Meskill asked local en er^ Many Ideas, No Solutions CIO State Labor Council Presi­ The federal government Driscoll called the. crisis “a Connecticut Retailers Association has criticized the suffered unjustly with a critical coordinators In the state’s 169 dent John Driscoll said would asked for a ban on Sunday sales contrived situation” and said Rosea, Federal Energy Office’s directive banning favoritism at shortage of gasoline. to discourage pleasure driving towns and cities to help dealers only help employers competing Congress should be urged to the gas pump. ___ work out staggered hours and' with union companies. Mums, and The governor asked the on weekends for the duration of To Gas Shortage Problems force oil companies to reveal A number of Hartford area service station owners said legislature in a joint session for the energy crisis. compile inventories of the Carnations emergency powers for gasoline “While the political debate needs of emergency vehicles. they opposed the ban because it would deplete their supnly Meskill said his program will T TRUE before the month is over. rationing but recommended grinds on, and on, over whether By DOUG BEVINS limits didn't meet with ap­ taken by the Chamber of SHAMROCKS go into effect on Monday. assistance in getting more gas­ Always Available IRISH Sssd rrom Irsisnd voluntary steps to make it un­ the energy crisis is genuine or Town officials went into a proval, because individual Commerce as part of its “Save oline at his station this month. CALL 643.2711 FEO Director William E. necessary. The governor called for stations have varying amounts happy ADS F r ^ From Our QroonhouMtl ONLYPOT ding he himself does not dis­ contrived, we the people Monday night meeting with America, Save 25 Per Cent’’ He said his January allotment •Girt Planlt • Cyclomons • 3 $2.00 Simon Tuesday barred service “The time has come for us to Voluntary action to end the pan­ of gasoline supplies. lor criminate against anyone. struggle with the very real Manchester gasoline dealers, energy crisis program, will from Mobil — 48,000 gallons — Gardtniai • Qloxinas • Aplialan- station owners from dis- chart a course of our own, a ic buying which has resulted in The “waiting" approach Manchester Sli *. • AIrlean He said he would rather that problems to make the debate asking for suggestions about seek to reduce gasoline con­ was cut to about 20,000 gallons VIolata • Azaleas • Orchids • criminafing against non­ course which proclaims that long lines at service stations seemed to be the most popular, GERANIUMS the government ban sale of gas not only irrelevant, but a how to solve the local problem sumption in town, according to this month. State assistance prangs and Rubbsr Trass s ALL COLOR8I regular customers or from the people of Connecticut need and make mandatory rationing but the dealers, in cooperation Evening Lnrgs Spscimsn Foliage Plants • to motorists whose tanks are frustrating waste of time,” he with shortages. Chamber President Richard will bring his supply up to 44,000 selling large amounts in ad­ not — and must not — be held unnecessary. with the Greater Manchester pith and Tarrarlum Qardsna and three-quarters full or more. said. They didn’t leave the meeting Clark. gallons in February, he said. Plants... vance. hostage by Washington’s inep­ The governor refrained from Chamber of Commerce, ap­ Herald 59«. Dick Allison of Dick’s Arco “Where — as in Connecticut with a solution, although Several other suggestions and • Most retailers agreed that 3 for SlJiS “ The order is unfair to titude,” he said. seeking implementation of the parently supported the program Station in Glastonbury, said his — the supply of gasoline is several ideas were discussed comments were made during uniformity of maximum customers who have been Among the voluntary steps he so-called Oregon plan under to better inform the public 1,000’t or Nousa Plant* MINIATURE CACTI gas supply is getting so low, he critically short, federal and most of the dealers agreed the Monday night meeting, purchase limits would be im­ Largaal Salactlon Anywtiaral patronizing local stations over which motorists with odd- to a public information cam­ about the shortage. which nearly overflowed the Only each the years,” Sam Dworkin, vice might not be able to serve his numbered license plates may possible, because major oil 3torI1.1B regular customers. . paign to relieve panicking The plan — announced by Municipal Building Hearing Is 35 really so bad? president of the Connecticut buy gasoline on odd-numbered companies and individual “If I open to the general among townspeople. Peter Listro, president'of the Room. Other discussion in­ stations have different Happy Birthday We’re Headquarters For: Gasoline Retailers Association days and ( those with even- M anchester Mayor John, local affiliate of the Automobile cluded: y , said. public I’ll be out of bus&ess in numbered plates buy on even- problems. JOE one day,” Allison said. Thompson, opened the special \ Service Council of America • The problem of long lines Likewise, a minimum . ■. Somcont |« Bird Houses • Bird Feeders Dworkin said the ban would numbered days. formerly the Independent Love, Gwrge Shea, manager of the meeting at the Municipal creating traffic hazards on purchase requirement wouldn’t may hav# Mnt you )• Thisfle Seed ^, • Bird Food force gas dealers to pump all Revised DOT The governor also urged Ggrage Owners Association) — Mary Ahn, Debbie, '• Suet Cakes i Peanut Hearts Capitol Super Service in Hart­ these voluntary steps: Building, naming several alter­ town streets. Police Chief work. Martha Purks of Sliver a h appyadl the gas they have and be out of natives to .the crisis: Waiting setV up a procedure for local James Reardon was concerned and Steve • Cracked Com gas before the en^of the month. ford said it would be impossible Moriarty Sworn In As Town Director • Urging motorists to hold Lane Shell and Lew Pelletier of to sell gas to everybody, for the Wednesday message new^apers to publish data on about possible accidents (See Lew’s Sunoco said it would "I won’t pay wmeone to sit Transpo Plan their driving to an absolute "because many other stations from Gov. Thomas Meskill, Im­ when,^here, and how much story below). probably be illegal. .Spociall too lbs. Audubon out there and pump my gasoline Judge of Protote William FitzGerald administers the oath of office to Manchester’s minimum. gasolineHs available. have closed.” plementing an “Oregon Plan’’ • Gasoline dealers taking ad­ • Pelletier suggested that Mix Bird Food...... S14.4S and send me out of business Moriarty Jr., 32. Moriarty filled the post Tuesday night • Asking motorists to refrain^ The H ^ ld will cooperate Shea also said he does not dis­ system of rationing, setting un­ vantage of the state Energy doctors and other medical SPECIALI 5 0 -lb t. 0 after one day,” said Charles De vaca^ by ^thony Pietrantonio, who resiped Jan. 15. Both are Democrats. Judge Meeting Tonight from buying gasoline u n les^ with the intimation campaign. SUNFLOWER SEED ...... S12.4S criminate against any motorist, their tanks are less than half iform business hours and Emergency Agency’s “Easy professionals be given MANY THANKS Vaux of De Vaux Shell Service FitzC^rald, himself a former director, emphasized to Moriarty the responsibilities atten­ purchase limits, and other Each service station is I 25-lbs. S6.8S | Station in East Hartford. but opens only thrw or four full. Rider’’ plan, through which preference in buying gasoline. dant to being a tovm official. Witnessing the ceremony were Moriarty’s wife, Jo-Ann; his By DOUG BEVINS alternatives. expected to . provide informa­ stations can possibly acquire De Vaux, who sells only to hours at a time to conserve his • Allowing local com­ • A lan D am b ro v of gas supply. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moriarty Sr.; and his brother, Maurice. (Herald photo by Gen- The gasoline retailers ap­ tion to the new spier at the end more gasoline than ' their Manchester Shell Service, ;:To all the Volunteer Fire Companies and Men, who< ramtf aim .IS!; ««»« those doing business with him, munities the option of adopting of the week, and ^ e compiled In a related matter, the Inter­ tiluomo) Manchester area residents will have the opportunity to parently didn’t favor the monthly allotment provides. along with several other j responded so rapidly to our barn fire In our time ofS I tnota It u tt raw wici« ilt im!l!!*' **• said he would be out of gas by the Oregon plan. list will be printed ^ a weekly nal Revenue Service district of­ rationing plan - they hardly Don Barrows of Barrows dealers, said people with half­ I'need. ^ ^ j next week if he sold to comment on the state’s reorganized transportation plan • Asking gasoline stations to discussed It. Uniformity of basis. Mobil said he successfully everyone. fice in Hartford reported for Greater Hartford at a public conference scheduled allow motorists to fill up their full gasoline tanks shouldn’t Tuesday 643 fuel dealers so far business hours and purchase The other part of the Ihforma- applied to the state agency for receive gasoline. Such “tank- “People have the right to buy tonight by the Connecticut Department of Transportation tanks provided they are less tion campaign, ^to be 'u(^r- have bmn found in violation of (DOT). than half full. toppers” are creating problems “Since from us, I think gas station ; Leonard Ms Giglio and Family 5 price regulations and ordered The governor asked for ap­ both for the public and for the 19S8 owners should also have the PZC Designated Town’s Deputy Transportation Commissioner James F. Shugrue to roll back their prices and re­ proval of his proposed Energy service stations, he said. PtanU right to refuse to sell to s(Hne will chair the informational meeting, set for 7:30 in the fund overcharges. Fund to be financred by an es­ • Several town directors and That customers,” said Art Ruggiero Manchester Municipal Building Hearing Room. Reardon Shows , ^ Town Manager Robert Weiss Please** of Art’s Sunoco Service Station District Director Joseph J. Public conferences have timated $19 million surplus this ncern Happy Birthday in East Hartford. Inland Wetlands' Agency year to minimize the impact of discussed the problem and the BILL Conley, Jr., said the total already been held in East Hart­ recommendations’’ before M s® “I don’t follow that policy,” By SOL R. COHEN the shortage in the state possible alternatives. Directors PEG-11th Thank you for the amount refunded since ford, South Windsor, Glaston­ proposals are final. For Gas Station LL es Ruggiero said of Simon’s order. it weren’t. They concerned the economy. attending the meeting were November was $328,000. bury, Farmington, West Hart­ Other proposals in the MARGUERITE-12th wonderful year “If the government for in­ The Planning and Zoning advisory role the Conservation The original recommenda­ He asked for immediate Thompson, Pascal Prlgnano, Our Best Love, 168 Wooiaad St Commission Tuesday night was Commission will play in tion, for designating the ford and Bloomfield. Upcoming reorganized transportation Long lines of automobiles 643-8474 stance, says, you live in this Of the violations found 473 legislation establishing the didn’t have control over what B arro ^ Mobil of Adams St., Phyllis' Jackston, John Tani, ' Dirty Dozen designated Manchester’s Inland reviewing applications in­ Conservation Commission the meetings are scheduled for plan, affecting Manchester, in­ waiting for gasoline at "Your Baby’’ area and you must buy your were in the gasoline area, 151 in governor’s Energy Emergency happens outside their suggests that town directors Robert Price and Carl Zinsser. Wetlands Agency. The designa­ volving Manchester wetlands. regulatory agency, came from Windsor and Hartford. clude; Manchester service stations gasoline from that particular heating oil area, and 19 involved Agency, now operating solely driveways. implement an ordinance ban­ tion, by a unanimous vote of the Actually, it was evident at the toe commission itself, from T h e reorganized transporta­ • Completion of 1-84 from the are creating traffic safety station, then the ban makes djesel fuel, Conley said. by executive order. The agency Don Barrows, owner of ning or liniiting lines of cars on Board of Directors, was also a beginning of the one-hour dis­ , America (formerly 'the should be no mandatory blamed for several automobile she might be very tired or Independent Garage Owners ■ Jack Cook, vice presidoit of To Chaise" referrals of applications to the accidents. drugged, was sent to Hearst the Hearst Corp., said that the Association), suggested that Tuesday along with a letter Police today arrested' a Conservation Commission. Several station operators . service stations work out a millionaire son of legendary Voting against mandatory agreed that lines were a Let’s hear it from the younger generation from 9-90 with a demanding a month-long hand­ member of the South Coventry system, similar to the wrecker newspaper empire builder referrals were Democrats problem, but they said they out of fo ^ in ' supermarkets Volunteer Fire Department Chief Reardon rotation plan, to supply gasoline William Randolph Hearst Phyllis Jackston and John Tani from San Francisco to Los “intends as quickly as possible after he allegedly took an am­ in emergency cases. VALENTINE HERALD HAPPY AD Angeles. bulance without authorization and Republicans Carl Zinsser to talk to agencies and in­ and Hilllery Gallagher. Voting The heiress said she was stitutions to determine how and led police on a high speed "okay” and had not been chase. for referrals were Democrats feasible it is to meet their Thompson, Pascal Prlgnano, AQUARIUM DECOR INC. Call 643-2711 to place harmed although she was blind­ demands.” Coventry Police Chief Robert your valentine order todayl folded most of the time. Kjellquist said Robert A. Matt Moriarty Jr. and Robert WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY SALE At the federal courthouse, a Price. ■6 BIG DAYS 0 . She called on her "daddy” to 72-year-old minister who said Potter todl^ the ambulance “get that food thing organized’’ shortly before 1 a.m. and sped The arguments against ECIALS SUPER SPECIALS- 2 fo ri he represented an organization referrals were on the basis Uiat Naons 8 for $1.00 Red Velvet Swords up to 85 miles per hour-when 3/$1 FANCY GUPPYS ZEBRA LACE ANGEL the Planning and Zoning Com­ Coolie Loaches 3 for $1.00 Rosy Barb 3/$1 ALBINO CATS GLASS CATS police gave chase. Zebras 5 for $1.00 Dwarf GouramI 3/$1 mission might wind Up having Algae Eaters 3 for $1.00 Rad Wag Platys 3/$1 RED TAIL SHARKS FANCY GOLDFISH PIMODELLA CATS , RAINBOW SHARKS McCoy to Address Potter recently moved from its hands tied, when facing Rag. Angels 4 for $1.00 Lg. Neons 2/$1 decisions. The arguments for Mela Bettes .99 aa. SORRY NO SPLITS LARGE RAMS BLACK ANGELS Coventry to Willimantic. He _____ MANY IKilADVERTISED SPECIALS has been a member of the referrals were on the basis that Government-Study volunteer fire department for the Conservation Commission 20% Off on any Salt Water Fish purchase over $10.00 ENJOY THE NUMBER 1 HOBBY IN THE USA WITH AN ODELL TANK 10 years, except for three yeaYs is the town’s advisor on all SEA GREEN II 2 for $2.19 FREg *410 Dynaflo Power Filter (VALUE $14.95) Conimittee Tonight he spent in Vietnam. matters of conservation. SEA LUX FLOUR. BULBS 20% OH with every complete set-up 10, 15, 20, 29 gal. The compromise — man­ FROZEN MARINE FOODS 20% OH SET-1r UPS INCLUDE: Odell Aquarium, Stand, Flour- The chase lasted about 45 escent Hood, Supreme Heater. minutes over a 30-mile area; datory referrals with overrides Vernon Mayor Frank J. council-manager form or some with State Police at Stafford by a simple majority — HARDGOQDS SPECIALS other. ' followed. H Regular Special McCoy will be the featured Springs and Colchester joining Regular Special speaker tonight when the It is to report its findings by LARGE FILTER FLUFF $3.98 $2.98 DIGITAL THERMOMETER $3.98 $2.98 Coventry and Willimantic M Manchester government-study May 1. It already has heard LARGE FILTER CARBON $3.98 $2.98 AQUA Nu r s e r y $4.98 $3.98 Police. LARGE TETRA MIN $5.95 $4.95 ACUREL F.______$1.79 $1.29 committee meets in the from advocates of the council- Kjellquist said Potter sur­ Make sure your name,is on our new mailing list - Drawing Monday February 18th 9:0()p.m Municipal Building. The session manager and strong-mayor rendered on his own after 1st PRIZE - EUREKA POWER FILTER will be at 8 in the basement forms of govenunent. authorities spokp to him over 2nd PRIZE - $10.00 Gift Certificate 3rd PRIZE - 1NNES BOOK coffee room. Vernon’s government is a the ambulance radio. V «««*„■ . a q u a r iu m DECOR variation of Manchester’s. The He has been charged with r ^ 980 Sullivan Ave. Rt. 194 E. So. Windsor, Conn. 644-2077 The committee was In­ Mostly sunny and mild this Directors Commend Sgt, Calve for Heroism MasterCharge principle difference is that Ver­ second-degree larceny and un­ Open 12 to 9 - Sevan Days A Week Lay Away - structed by the Board of Direc­ afternoon. High around 50 non’s mayor is elected by the authorized use of lights and Manchester Mayor John Thompson (left) prepares to pre­ tors to determine which form of Partly cloudy tonight, low Calve for his heroism in capturing an armed burglary voters and Manchester’s by the sirens. He was taken to government is best for around 30 north to the mid 30s sent citation for valor to Manchester Police Sgt. Gerald A. suspect last month. Seated, at center, is Director Phyllis Board of Directors, from Willimantic Hospital for obser­ Manchester — the present south. Thursday mostly cloudy Calve at Tuesday night’s meeting^^pf the Board of Direc­ Jackston, secretary of the board. (Herald photo by Gen- among the board’s members. vation. and cooler, high around 40. tors, which unanimously passed R esolution commending tiluomo) 1^,. ( / ■

__ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Wed., Feb. 13. 1974 M i^Ii& STER EVENING HERaLD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Feb. 13, 1974 - PAGE THREE ^THEATRES EAST M V erito" ^ WiODlt T3nt «4HCHt^UB S*i PiDKiOt < 414 ■ 1 News fo r Senior Citizens L ig h te r: TV Tonight " Storm s Burial Legends Topic LIQUOR PERMIT C in^ ^ By Wally Fortin " Sea Saturdafa Harald lor Rehearsals Set NOTICE OF APPLICATION I^WWmWMtWIPBIWMMinl OPNT LOOK NOW A b o u t T o w n __ 1") S id e Complata TV fJatlnga Thii ii to give notice Uut Kenneth L. I wewM ww^ • • wit M ean W ork O f Historical Lecture Jackson o f’-ZS Im perial D rive. SouUi ' ■ ' ' t Windsor. Connecticut has-filed an BROTe OF THE WIND ^y DICK WEST By Civic Chorale application placarded April 2. 1974 with (01 WASHINGTON (UPI) - F o r DOT Al-Anon family groups will the Liquor Control Commission ivr a B r a lh e r Hello! U’s Wednesday again, problems. It should be an in­ - 6:00- Rehearsals for the contact McClain, 48 Clinton St., David E. Philips, associate and Connecticut folklore since Package Liquor type of permit for the Generally, speaking, there are (3-8-22) NEWS professor of English at Eastern meet tonight at 8 at the Second sale of alcoholic liquor on the premises JOHN WikYNE it and time for the first half of our teresting topic, and one that Manchester Civic Chorale will or Maccarone, 32 Hawthorne 1 ^ . From his students’ collec­ two types'of shortages — good (18) I SPY Congregational Church parish of 1275 John Fitch Boulevard, .South M c Q >7-B:30 rPlfPARD OtAaCr'HlATRI cond straight week we had 19 Tickets.will be available at the unquenchable thirst for (3-0.22.30) NEWS cert with,the Manchester Civic will be chorale rehearsal ac­ One of the unusual tales that campus. Alateen for' the 12 to knowledge discovers he is ment of Transportation says. tables. The long list of iucky door, and we’re hoping to have (24) TO BE ANNOUNCED Orchestra scheduled for June 2 companist. Affected by the white stuff Prof. Philips will narrate con­ 20-yepr-old children of problem almost out of midnight oil. cerns the inscription, “Vote No drinkers will meet Thursday at m m o BOY, HAVE Vinners were: our usual fine turnout. Lots of -7 :0 0 — at 7:30 p.m. in Bailey are the state’s 4,000 miles of Lyla Steele and Marjorie fui^games, live and lively dan­ Realizing he cannot pass the Auditorium of Manchester High License,” on the monument of 8 p.m. at the Pathfiners Club. Claan, Lati model WEQOTA exam without burning the mid­ (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD roads and highways. Once snow VACATION MacLain, 137; John Sardella, cing, along with goodies to School. ' begins falling, the Connecticut Alonzo P. Love in the Riverside The family groups are open to night oil,, he ventures forth to (8) TRUTH OR friends and relatives living with USED CARS YOU... 136; Beatrice Mader, 133; Paul munch on, and door prizes. Ac­ Prokofiev’s “ Alexander Department of Transpor­ Cemetery in the Oneco-section obtain a fresh supply. But the CONSEQUENCES of Sterling. He died in 1908 at problem drinkers. Toil P rim PIM Schuetz, 131; Josephine Schuetz tion starts at 7:30, and our bus (18) DICK VAN DYKE Nevsky” has been selected for P ublic tation’s Bureau of Hi^ways and Bess Moonan, 127; Caroline will start making the rounds of local midnight-oil dealer is the chorale-orchestra featured . 'V' the age of 62. For AH makos clos^, having already sold his (20-22-30) NEWS ^intenance sends out workers Fredrickson, 126; Michael pickups at 6 o’clock. presentation. A cantata, it was in four districts: Rocky Hill, His wife Emma was reputed­ The Adoptive Mothers group CARTER CHEVROLET weekly allocationrX (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW ly a militant prohibitionist, the Desimone, 125; Mina Reuther, Membership Rules (40) NEWS composed for a motion picture Records Norwich, New Haven and of South United Methodist Thwarted in his quest for righteousness of whose cause co„wa 123; Alice Shorette and. A1 Every once in awhile the which portrayed in the year Milford. Church will meet tonight at 8 at enlightenment, there is nothing -7 :3 0 — was constantly reinforced by ^ 1229 main straet m Gates, 122; Martha LaBate, question arises as to how a per­ 1242, the Russians’ defense of Each year these snow men Susannah Wesley House of the for the student to do but spend (3) THE NEW PRICE her husband’s addiction to the Joseph Windsor and Ernestine son becomes a member of our ^ e city of Novgorod against in­ Warranty Deeds spread more than 200,000 cubic church. the evening in the Varsity IS RIGHT bottle. At the turn of the cen­ ...^nnelly, 120; Lucille Obrien, Center. vading knights who, on the Laszio and Anna Damsits to '4 yards of sand, 80,000 tons of I PANAVISKm' "■"feob Cordner, 119; Claire Tavern quaffing nut-brown ale. (8) DEAL WITH ISSUES pretense of Christianizing tury, a frequent issue at town I METROCXOR One must be sixty years of Example of a good shortage: (18) GREEN ACRES Town of Manchester, parcel off rock salt, wrestle icy tire j m 7:30-8:30 Comins, 118; Ann Demko and Russia, overran their chains, thaw frozen carburetors meetings was whether or not to PART XTM SHOW SAT. age or older, and either retired ’I^e federal government is run­ (20) FILM Jefferson St., no conveyance license saloons. When Alonzo Wilbrod Messier, 117. territories. tax. and perform other knuckle- AT 12 MIOHin or working only on a part-time ning out of paper. (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES died, his wife thought it SUM. 5-7-9 Rehearsal basis. The person must be a The cantata is composed of John D. and Patricia M. busting tasks, the department valentine day.,. H SOYUENT Generally speaking, there are (24) FRENCH CHEF somehow appropriate to have Then caihe Sunday afternoon, resident of Manchester, or pay seven parts and includes mezzo- Hildebran to Raymond E. says. fairway has a wondarful ICHIIORIK UNDID 17 AOMiniD TOJ* two types of examples — actual (30) WAIT TILL YOUR the "Vote No License” slogan w and we held our first rehearsal taxes to the Town of soprano solos. “Alexander Juleson, property at 329 Once a storm breaks, the J M>KH TNc and hypothetical, (^an you guess FATHER GETS HOME etched forever upon his assortment of ______0RI8INAU for our Variety Show. Things Manchester, in order to be Nevsky” was composed in 1939 Hackmatack St., conveyance bureau contacts its more than which of the above is which? (40) DRAGNET and was first performed in this gravestone. are beginning to fall in place eligible. Answer: ’The bad shortage tax $40.70. f SiTv® atJ'njres the Eagle Scout badge worn by her son Robert. An equally proud 100 garage and repair depots David E. Philips - 8:00- country in 1943. and sends out. its 600 plow Philips is a graduate of valentines ’n valentine now, and a couple more weeks 'ftiere is no charge for the example is hypothetical. ’There Quitclaim Deed (3) SONNY AND CHER Basses and tenors are es­ on his way lb-reaching trucks and sanders to clean up Haverford College and the will make a big difference. It’s membership card, and this card is no scarcity of midnight oil. J.P. Stevens & Co. to Virginia Eagle rank. (Herald photo by Pinto) Archive” at Sunday’s meeting THE DAY beginning to shape up with a (8-40) THE COWBOYS pecially needed for the large the highways, the agency said. Johns Hopkins University. He is candy for everyone— ! not only makes you a member Barring a sudden upshoot of Burkamp, parcel off Forest St., of the Manchester Historical book review editor of "Down OF mixture of great talent and (18) CHAMPIONS chorus required for this com­ THE of our Center, but also entitles intellectual curiosity, present no conveyance tax. Society. East,” the magazine of Maine, h u rt boxes 6 9 ‘ i . ‘ 3 . 5 7 laugh skits. To put it all you to nominal discounts in (20-22-30) CHASE position. Singers in the , Trade Name - supplies should. last at least (24) WASHINGTON Manchester area interested in Bryce Eagle Scout The modesto ash and most and an associate editor of the TREES OFF DOLPHIN together we may have to hold a many local stores and three semesters. Wilbanks Cleaning Service It will be held at Illing Junior couple of sessions at night. CONNECTION joining the chorale are invited sycamore trees have a high Connecticut History b u y y o u r businesses. To become a As a precaution, energy chief Inc. doing business as Wilbanks Robert W. Bryce, son of Mr. Episcopal Church in South membership in the Order of the High School at 2 p.m. Newsletter. He is also engaged GEORGE C SCOTT Tickets are now available at — 8 :3 0 - to attend the first, rehearsal. Windsor. tolerance to air pollutants w eekly TRISHVANOEVERE member and receive a Gold William E. Simon may ask Carpet Shop, 387 Center St. and Mrs. William G. Bryce of Arrow. in “local legend hunting” and our office, and also from the (8-40) MOVIE Sight singing ability and past while such trees as the pon- lottery, COLOR 1 1 ^ Card you must come to our college professors to help con­ Marriage Licenses 173 Irving St., has progressed to Bryce has completed the He has earned the American A specialist in American _£FWE. Experience in either choral or derosa pine and some maples hopes soon to publish a book of ticke ts^ participants. Remember the Center to fill out a short fonn. serve midnight oil by easing up “The Morning Atlor" William Richard Embser, 39 the rank of Eagle Scout. requirements for 21 merit Red Cross Junior Life Saving literature. Philips has been th e TYiiracte of m ainftreA | w m i FRU P&RKIHG 5?6-3333 instrumental ensemble work is have low tolerance and are oral narratives from (Ymnec- at fairwayl^ date, Saturday, March 16, at the Another reminder that we (24) THEATER IN A M ER Icy Judith Dr.,-and Donna Frances He began scouting in 1968 as a badges. He is presently the Certificate, is a member of the downtown manchestep ATHnU in some courses. necessary for new members. very sensitive, according to teaching courses in American ticut tradition. 7:30-9:30 Howell Cheney Technical have two senior member It is estimated that a 50 per - 1 0 M - n Rollinson, 40 Foley St., Feb. 19, Cub Scout. In 1970 he joined patrol leader of the Bat Patrol. soccer team at filing Junior AMINUTE School. Buy your'tickets now, ’Those interested in joining may the U.S.. Forest Service. -A«i AotO, lAKMiMAfWUffi S80 BURNSIDE 4VE EfiST HiRTFORD volunteers, Mr. John Paquet cent curtailment of homework . (18) UVINQ WORD I , South United Methodist (Thurch. Troop 880 of St. Peters In 1971 he was elected to High School and is a carrier for N Y. DaityNtwt $AM;30-SUN0AY 'Til 5 5 minutes from HTFD I 64 EXIT ES because I’m sure you won’t and Mr. Louis Lawrence, every assignments would produce a 35 Thomas James Goodin, New The Herald. want to miss this show. I Monday afternoon from 1 to 3 per cent saving in midnight-oil (3-8-18-22-30-40) NBWt London, and Anne Adelle Het­ Monday rolled around and so o’clock to help you^with our in­ consumption. Barry To Speak tinger, 173 Loomis St., Feb. 23. —11:30— ITelcom e Aboard did a little snow, but it didn’t come tax. (A full M per cent saving To B^nai B^rith Building Permits keep our members from atten­ Our sincere heartfelt con­ (20-22-30) JOHRNY CARSON I Linri Construction Co. for, BEST SELLERS would not occur because many (UPl-Publishers’ Weekly) € ding our kitchen social bingo in dolences to the families of C. studertts are slow learners.) , David M. Barry, who is Anthony Page, additions to “ SHOW BOAT” the morning. After lunch the Iver Johnson and Charles seeking the Democratic dwelling at 44 Packard St., $4,- Fiction Be A Patron For But there is no midnight-oil BOOK REVIEWS Burr -Gore Vidal name of the game was pinochle, Rohan who passed away Mon­ crisis and rationing is not con­ Four Stale nomination for Fourth District 600. The Manchester Gilbert & and we had 64 players with the day. state senator, will be the guest Ray Labelle Building Con­ Come Ninevdh, Come Tyre ( Sullivan Workshop templated. Repeat: There is no Cities Among Allen Drury following winners: .Mini-Bus Rides emergency. So don’t go out and speaker Sunday at a breakfast tractor for Mr. and Mrs. Paul PresentInB "S H O W B O A F Jennie Fogarty, 720; Lillian Nation’s Safest meeting of Manchester’s Cyr, alterations to dwelling at The Linnet EsUte, by Dora doesn’t let his scholarship get The Honorary Consul - A quick note about our mini­ buy up a lot of midnight oil like Graham Greene —March 1 i 2, 8 i 9 at 8:00 p.m. Lewis, 714; Grace Windsor, bus for you to remember. If you you did toilet tissue. Charter Oak Lodge of B’nai 69 Tracy Dr., $650. Pojk. (McKay, $6.95) Verity in the way of a good story. RIDGEFIELD (UPI) - East B’rith. « Theophilus North East CallMilIc High Sctm l 709; Betty Jesanis, 696; Esther _ want to attend any of our The good shortage example, P. Arthur Jacobson, Bailcs leaves her native Britain And lie sees liistory as story, and West Hartford, Greenwich to accompany a mysteriously Thornton Wilder Proceeds - Instructors of the Handicapped Gaudette, 674; Cecile Benson, programs and live outside of on the other hand, is happily ’The breakfast will be at 9 alterations to apartment unit at as narrative of what hap­ and Bristol were ranked among regal California lady of The First Deadly Sin -Law­ SubscripthHi $10.00 667; Martha LaBate, 659; Paul our re ^ la r bus route,.then call real. the 25 safest cities in the coun­ a.m. at the Howard Johnson 118E Ambassador Dr., $800. pened to whom, when, wliere, Schuetz, 656; Ann Perras, 653; Restaurant, Tolland Tpke., John Algenius for Mr. and Spanish heritage to her rence Sanders Contribuflng Patron $20.00 our office, 643-5310, and we will According to Rep. Harold V. try in a book, “America’s 50 American ranch, only to why and liow. A student of ______CALL821-8108, Eva Lutz, 646; Fritz Wilkinson, Froehlich, R-Wis., the govern­ Manchester. Barry will speak Mrs. Frank DellaRocco, ad­ journalism might recognize' ,. Postern of Fate -Agatha arrange to pick you up. ’The only Safest Cities.” become embroiled in the Christie 645; Grace Moore, 642; Lee thing we ask is for you to call us ment has obtained bids fol' only Compiled by David Franke of on the problems facing the state ditions to dwelling at 310 Bush twisted emotions of a mother, that as the five Ws and H re­ The Eye of the Storm - Steinmeyer, 638; Alice at least one day ahead, so we 58.7 per cent of its anticipated Ridgefield, the book examines and on confidence in^ovem- Hill Rd., $4,000. her son, a most peculiar porters are taught to cover in ment, in general. Patrick White Shorette, 637. can make the arrangements. paper requirements for the next 1970 and 1971 FBI crim e psychiatrist and generally llieir stories. Catton does this Hearing Problems Soon we will be in a better three months. statistics in communities of creepy goings-on that make for and more. The Hollow Hills -Mary Don’t forget that tomorrow a superior Gothic. Happy Stewart position to make pickups for more than 50,000. ending, qf course. Catton also fleslies out liis we will have Mr. Morton • you folks needing rides for doc­ Franke ranks Greenwich 8; people with the details, of Tuesday the Rabbi Saw Wolfgang of the Beltone tor appointments, etc. Theatre West Hartford 12; Bristol 14 history, as he explains the Red — Harry Kemelman Hearing Aid Service on hand to Tune in Saturday for the and East Hartford 21. H e r a lb Gettysburg; The Final niilitary tactics and strategy Nickel Mountain -John show movies and hold a discus- remainder of what’s happening Time Schedule The Cleveland, Ohio suburb of Fury, by Bruce Catton. that were behind those men Gardner sion period on hearing here at the Senior Center.. Lakewood is the safest city in (Doubleday, $8.95) living and dying on tlie l^onfiction the country, according to the The names sound almost famous battlefield. The Joy of Sex -Alex Com­ book published by Arlington Classified Advertising quaint today -Cem etery Hill,r This is a book for Civil War fort House in New Rochelle, N.Y. Seminary Ridge. Culp’s Hill, freaks, history nuts and peo­ Plain Speaking -Merle Night School To Offer Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema — Hartford ranks 336 among the Round Top,, Tliey were part ple who just like to read good, Miller “A Matter of Winning,” 7:15- 393 cities researched. The ratio 643-2711 of (he geography of the battle welltold liistory. How To Be Your Own Best Recreational Classes 9:00 is arrived at by computing the of Gettysburg, in which more Joan Hanauer (UPI) Friend -Mildred Newman el Cinema 2 — ‘‘Don’t Look number of serious crimes to Ilian 43,000 casualties were al Now,” 7:00-9:15 To Place Your Ad. than ant/fhing The Manchester Adult Bridge— intermediate. Wed., 7- population. suffered —all .Americans. Portrait of a Marriage - Evening School will offer a Burnside — “The Day of the som|! in blue and some in Nigel Nicolson 9 p.m.; Beginning Guitar Dolphin,” 7:30^9:30 . on w h e o h f series of recreational classes gray. , You Can Profit From a lessons, Mon.,6:30-8 p.m. and 8- Vernon Cine 1 — “Brother of On track, uad sr smw flV jtiff... starting March 11. Since these Tliis is llie story Bruce Cat­ Monetary Crisis -Harry 9:30 p.m.; Golf for beginners. the Wind,” 7:00-9:00 All th^ Best Rubbish, by courses are considered to be of ion chooses to tell us now, and Ivor Noel Hume. (Harper anil Browne Wed., 7-8p.m. and 8-9 p.m.; Ad­ Vernon Cine 2— “Mark of the a recreational nature, a fee will vance Oiess, Mon., 7-9 p.m. in his relating of the 1863 bat­ Row, $10)\Williamsburg's be charged to defray the entire Devil, Part 2,” 7:30-9:30 BROAD STREET tle that marked the turning Alistair Cooke’s America " W i o o i ' j a r Dr. Joseph Platz, an expert in archaeologidal director wit­ — Alistair Cooke cost of these courses. Showcase Cinema 1 — "The point of the Civil War lie chess, will serve as instructor Exorcist,” Cont. 1:15-3:40-6:00- tily recount^ tlie peculiar Inning Students may register by in the chess class. again illustrates wiiy lie is pleasures of collecting Upstairs at the White OOBOOK SHAFtH ■ P U E U WHITNEY 8:25-10:55-1:10 House J.B, West mail through Feb. 28. Postal cards will not be DAIRY QUEEN one of America’s foremost yesterday’s commonplace ob­ Brochures' have been dis-' Showcase 2 — “ American writing historians. The Civil Pentimento -Lillian Hell- mailed this semester. If you Graffitti,” Cont. 12:50-2:55- jects that are typical w man tributed to all banks, libraries, have registered, you will be War just wouldn’t be the evocative of their limes. !SHCWCA« CINtM Af 1234% the Municipal Building and'the 4:55-7:00-9:10 same williout Catton. Cosell -Howard Cosell notified only if your class has Showcase 3 — “Papillon,” Treasure hunters and fine EXIT SSISILVER LANElon 1-84 • Manchester High School dtfice. been canceled or filled. If you NOW OPEN FOR A The reason for his arts collections probably will The Best of Life -David E. Cont. 1:45-4:30-7:20-10:10 Scherman . • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 • The cost for recreational receive no notification, you can popularity is, in part, that lie miss the point. S.,« ACRES Of FREE LH3HTEP PARKING - Ws Honor MASTER CHARGE Showcase 4 — “Magnum ... classes is $5 per course for expect your class to be held. Force,” Cont. 12:10-2:25-4:45- Manchester residents, and 18 The telephone number for C l i n t per course for non-residents. 7:10-9:35 Adult Education is 646-4088. o U.A. East 1 — “Don’t Look E a s t w o o d “ The recreational classes to In-person registration will be be offered ar^e as follows: Now,” 7:00-8:15 . I s held March 5 at the Manchester U.A. East 2—“Brother of the Contraqt Bridge — beginners, High School from 7-8:30 p.m. I K 1 W | Tues.,.7-9 p.m.; Contract Wind,” 7:15-9:00 My Valentine List U.A. East 3 — "McQ,” 7:00- N a g n u m s i^w s in 9:15 SEASON! for Thursday, Feb. 14: FOPOO nkqiiBn Nonmin State Theater — 'lufRANKLINI.SCHAfFNFRIilni W itt QOP Will Sponsor Two “Westworld,” 9:05; “Soylent D a ir y U n Uncia n Classmalea ^ M e . m j j n (TMUSf U Husband pmLLon m Green,” 7:30 n Granddaughter n Father-in-law , B e s u m a i e r ... □ MotKsf □ Grandson U Mother-in-law Intern Scholarships ^ ' d a ir y QUEEN'S^ □ Faffttr Q u e e n □ Nieca L i Son-in-law Where tiwrc o p e n " □ Son U Naphaw U Daughter-in-law youin’6^? ’The Manchester Republican •submit a 250-word essay, □ Daughtar ' ■ □ Swaatheart n Cousin Town Committee is providing explaining why he or she wants n Brothsr □ Neighbor □ Godchildren two full scholarships (valued at to participate in the program, U Slatar ;FORRKREN1B A N D □ Friend □ Godparents $175 each) to the 1974 Connec­ which will consist of 6 one-week U Aunt ticut Summer Intern Program j YDUNQPaiPlE P Secret Pal periods, commencing June 17 :S ■ m n in Washington, D.C., sponsored and running consecutively, by Sen. Lowell Weieker Jr. and RWi *wi •• wwev «# except for the week of July 1. X; ■»«» ft i—vi»fiN»wf>r *«*<***—■ ;$ b ra zie r. E )£ )R a sr U.S. Reps. Robert Steele, A total of 270 students from Ronald ^ a s in and Stewart throughout the state (45 each I7 w1 ML *H i iMunio Spread the word! We're all shined uip kS$j "FREE! STUDENT DISCOUNT CARDS! SAVE 50C FOR YOURSELFVx-' ^ McKinney. week) will participate. and ready to serve you all your favorite AND A GUEST- GET YOUR CARDS NOW AT THE THEATREf GOP Town (^airman A. Paul During their fiveHlay stay Berte said there is no limit on they will observe both Houses HU MU MMim DQ treats, Scrumpdillyishus Brazier the number of interns of Congress in session, attend rimM MMM UuhM foods, and Mr. Misty, too! We look forward Manchester may sponsor and committee hearings and par-., to seeing all our old customers again— O that any individual or organiza­ ticipate in seminars conducted and meeting new ones! tion may fund additional i M i MITMnn by top-level federal officials. ' " “ I Unto irnwmnftKiiDllli scholarships, fully or partially. ’They will visit the Supreme Paw IT Mull (mNN* ’Those interested, he said, may Court, the White House and OPENING SPECIAL contact him as soon as possible. other points of interest. .MINIATURE SALE All high school juniors are Each evening, they will at­ IMIIMWW THUGS.. FBI., SAT. CHOCOLATES ■' FOREVER YOURS eligible to participate and tend concerts, ■ plays and a Sculptured, two-tone, miniature 3 IN PKG.^2| selection of the interns will be series of Capitol cultural »; •••••••••••••• 66 •••••••••• FEBRUARY 14- 15-16 chocolates are packed in this attrac­ on a non-partisan basis, Berte events. aa a ■ ■ w a M % tive red or pink heart. EmbosSed YOUR c h o ic e ! said. The deadline for submit­ cover with elaborate decorations of ting applications is March 1 and ribbons and flowers. $4.9&.Delight your love with this or any of the LinLE BOYS’ they may be obtained from other attractive BARTON’S Valen­ Berte at 57 Tuck Rd. or by VhfaaOOHHUie tine Hearts.. T-SHIRTS AND calling him at 646-0839. ooQtln2mal£hoco|^^ NIGHT WATCH MfW VONK' iUeAlW, itAnTIINiANO BRIEFS Applicants will be required to Hotdogs.,.. i e « COME SEE THEM ALL. pratantad bjf tha Llttla Theatre O v e r 25 Yeara of Contlnuoue Servlcel T-SHIRTS: Soil, combad of Manchaatar, Inc. She's Coining Soon! rib-kriit^nons give lots of wear I Sizes 2 to 6X. > BRIEFS: Double seat NOTICE brieli of soft combed cot­ at East CatMoNc High Auditorium Probate Court is open for •LET'S ALL 6 0 .TO DAlRV QUBEM* ton. Fly front. 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- \' PApE FOUR— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Feb. 13, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Col?n./Wed., Feb. 13, 1974 - PAGE FIVE •4» iHaufli^Htpr EiTpuin^ lirralb Hi SALE DAYS FEB. 14th - 18th Founded OcL 1, 1881 I?' Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Neighbor Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. «newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation Burl Lyons, Publisher Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9946. days and holidays. Entered at the •Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ cond Class Mail Matter. Burl L. Lyons, Publisher The M anchester Publishing Co. assumes no financial responsibility for If Ralph Nader would ask us,' we would join his group. typographical errors appearing in adver­ Ever since we made the move into the new Herald i Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in building in November of 1972 we have put up with a heating D V A . Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. ^and air-conditioning system which hasn’t operated ■One Month...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, smoothly, to say the least. : Single Copy...... 15(( three full days prior to publication. The roof-top unit, an Acme, was recommended to us by ^ By Carrier, Weekly...... 75c Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon our general building contractor and the heating subcon­ DOWNTOWN AND PARKADE S One Y ear...... $39^00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon tractor. In mid-January we had the factory man out from % Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday-/and Alabama. Apparently he is more familiar with Bear SM ILINGi I SERVICE Three Months...... T. $9.75 Monday. Bryant and Alabama football than he is with heating and cooling units. The resuit is that last week we had our third fire in one of the burners. There has been little satisfaction from the original in­ stallers. The only bright spot has been the work of New England Mechanical Services and yes, we would like to A Grandstand Pldy give them a plug. Little by little, their service people have DOWNTOWN: 9:30 - 5:30 Mon. - Sat. Thurs. till 9:00 P.M. been going through the unit at our expense, not at the In the frenzy of investigations, A suit against billionaire Howard expense of the original installer naturally, since the PARkADE: 10:00 - 6:00 Mon. - Wed. charges and prosecutions currently Hughes in Las Vegas charging stock warranty has expired on all but the compressor. But 10:00 - 9:00 Thurs. & FrI. ° '10:00 - 6:00 Sat. underway there are some which are whenever there is a problem, and there have been many, manipulation in the acquisition of Air the boys from New England Mechanical are on the scene. ill-conceived, poorly planned and West Airlines has been thrown out by We appreciate their promptness and so does The Herald’s bordering on harassment. Another the judge on the grounds that the staff. event has a strong air of political par­ ‘pleadings” were the worst which he Our experience has indicated ciearly to us what the con­ sumer must face in the cruel business world. tisanship. had ever seen in his judicial Boats on the Connecticut River (Photo by Floyd Larson) In Los Angeles an attorney for John experience. The energy crisis has had more than its share, of study. Erlichman, former presidential ad- The event, unrelated to the Bureaucrats have been flying into Connecticut from visor,«being brought to trial for his Erlichman case, is another instance Washington and undoubtedly with heavy expense accounts at the expense of the taxpayers. Can’t you just imagine the part in the Ellsberg psychiatrist of the frenzy to rush in to court and Max Lerner reams of paper that will undoubtedly be devoted to the burglaries, requested that a subpoena prosecute a public figure, seemingly (Connecticut study? ^ Vertical Axis Windmill be issued for President Nixon to merely for the sake of prosecution. Perhaps the next step should be to seek some sort of a foundation grant for a detailed study or commission appear as a witness.. A reverse event, which reeks of ComtKtents vertical axis windmill, this device is under study someone at U(Conn to do a study of our crisis over the next Presumably he was being asked to political partisanship is the case of at NASA s Langley Research Center at Hampton, Va., for five years. After all, while our problem is immediate we conversion of wind power to electricity. The airfoil (wing) testify on the seriousness of the so- Author Agnew have to plan for the future. Howard Metzenbaum, Ohio in­ shaped blades rotate in almost any wind to provide the called security leak from Daniel dustrialist, who was appointed to the energy requirements of a typical single-family home. You can add paper clips, file folders, to the list of items Ellsberg. NEW YORK - It’s probably (UPl photo) Senate to fill the vacancy caused by and secretaries; garnish the while he was Vice President. in short supply. That’s what Ken Hankinson of Harrison’s The judge, perhaps seizing his mo­ a snide way to start a piece but, concoction with sex and gossip He scorned the nuts-and-bolts the resignation of William Saxbe, in the case of Spiro Agnew’s and intrigue — and you are in. Stationers told us the other day,.and there has also been a ment of glory, granted the subpoena, work that politicians have to do dramatic increase in the price of paper products. when he took the post of attorney coming novel, will politics’ gain There have been novelists if they are pros. He didn’t want Democratic Leaders the first in a state court in the history general. from resignation turn out to be who’ve dabbled in politics, to touch and embrace the There are presently 677 parking spaces available to of the nation ordering the President to literature’s,loss? from Fenimore Cooper to Up­ mother earth from whom all Back Mrs. Grasso Metzenbaum, a Democrat, has been However the critics may ton Sinclair and Norman political folowering must come. downtown shoppers, according to a survey compiled by the appear as a witness. vote, what strikes me most is Mailer. There have been under pressure for six years by the Some sort of literary flair he Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. There are NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Two "For too long now we have The event was farcical play-acting. the evidence’that Agnew sees political thinkers who have must have had. Otherwise he actually 1,092 spaces but the demand for employe and te­ Internal Revenue Service which himself as a Renaissance man key Democratic leaders from had administrations in Hartford written novels, like Henry couldn’t have uttered — with a nant parking totals 415. We assume that parking total New Haven have thrown their Attorneys for Erlichman knew, the claims that he owes more than $100,- who can turn his talents to and Washington that put private Adams’ ‘‘Democracy.” disdain for the applauding backing to Rep. Ella T. Grasso, anything. Gone is the musty means when all the snow is removed from Main Street, the interest above, the public" judge knew and all concerned knew 000 in back taxes and penalties. In England, where the boun­ crowds — those deathless D-Conn., in her bid for the par­ American belief that politics is curbs, and side street areas within a short walking dis­ welfare,” Guida said. If perfect would sell for up to that the President would not honor daries are less sharp, Benjamin alliterative atrocities, like "the tance to downtown. ty's gubernatorial nomination. The backings gave Mrs. Two days before his appointment to a calling, engaging a man’s Disraeli wrote novels before he nattering nabobs of 12.00 such a subpoena. energies, possessing him until New Haven Town Chairman Grasso the first big city party the Senate was planned he made a become prime minister; and negativism” which William Arthur T. Barbieri and New support in the four-way race. worth 30.001 previously sold his last day. Nothing like this The y,S. Postal Service finished the 1973 fiscal year with In fact immediately after the mo­ Winston Churchill did an early Safire and Pat Buchanan used Haven Mayor Bartholomew F. Pitted against her are: At­ for, and will go back to, 19.991 reg. to 13.00 regularly 11.00 deposit to cover the charge in case the for Ted Agnew. To hell with the a net loss of $13 million but the loss was down 92.6 per cent novel which tell us much about to concoct for him. We now see Guida endorsed th^ Windsor torney General Robert K: tion to subpoena was granted an at­ courts ruled against him in the case. Muse of politics! In the words from the previous year. his political dreams for that his whole career was a congresswoman Tuesday. Killian, Dr. Homer D. Babbidge MISSES FAMOUS NAME 7.00 values FAMOUS MAKER of the Elizabethan poet, ‘‘If she himself. But in America, the One might expect the loss to be smaller this year due to ANY SEASON torney for Erlichman said that if the After a debate of only one and one- serial fiction, too, including his Barbieri said Mrs. Grasso of Yale, the former president of PORSE ACCESSORIES be not fair to me, /What care I politicians may write memoirs highly staged attacks on^Ms the postage increase which begins March 2—13 cents for has the strength., to nail down SUPER SOFT MATTE PNOPORTIONEO PANTS President did not appear that he half hours in the Senate he was con­ how fair she be?” the University of Connecticut, SUPER PRINT which have some fiction in fellow writers in press and TV. air mail, 10 cents for first class, and the once penny post­ the nomination without a and former Norwalk Mayor POLYESTER PANT SUITS Our famous manufacturer would be asked to answer a group of firmed and became the junior senator If you have been catapulted them, but they don’t advertise What a man dreams up fic- card will be eight cents. primary that could split the F'rank N. Zullo. 2-piece. Shirt jacket JERSEY SHIRTS JERSEY BLOUSES Most are superbly crafted out of the Vice Presidency and has discounted 3 questions or interrogatories from them as such. tinally mirrors what he has party. Killian, who is considered leathers...you know the from Ohio. owe money, face disbarment The postal system’s report says the increases should tops...some with belts or colors...we pass the The kind of neat little pant It opens some fascinating been mulling over in his secret Guida said Mrs, Grasso Mrs. Grasso's chief rival, said name and the quality! Erlichman’s counsel. And who would you guess made the and are not in line for fancy possibilities. Think of the novel ‘‘enable us to cover expenses.” Government ap­ pockets. Comfortable Nice to wear polyester pant fasions and tops you never have heart. Perhaps Agnew always propriations, or subsidy to the system, rose 1.2 per cent to would work in cooperation with he expects to win the Choose from French From the beginning it was known offers of corporate managerial John Mitchell could do — if lived in a fictive world 4>f his elastic-walst pants. acetate/nylon jersey enough of! Asst, collar motion to confirm saying that he met a total of $1,377,000,000. Labor costs represent 85 per cent the municipalities to broaden Democratic nomination and get the savings on to you! purse, card-tainer, jobs, what do you do to pay the Martha doesn’t beat him to it. own imagining, of which the the rapport between local and Barbieri's support against any Plaids! Checks! Solids! prints. Florals and fashion styles-zip fronts, conver­ this was the best they could hope for, i all the Constitutional requirements grocery bills? oAnswer: You of the postal system’s total budget and a two-year agfiee- Camel, hunter or wine on­ billfold, clutch and key ’Think of John Lindsay, and the bribes, extortions, tax evasions state government. resulting primary threat. New co!ors! 8-16. dots. Button or tab front ly. 6-18, Petite and tibles, placket fronts. S- so why the grandstand play? for appointment? It was Senate Sam start a novel, get a good agent scenes of life he could conjure and the battles with the media ment called for a $700 a year pay hike effective last July sportswear, downtown case styles, accessories, to hawk the plot line and styles, 10-18. sportswear, Average, sportswear, M-L-XL. accessories, Attorney General William Saxbe Ervin who rose to his defense. up in that sinfullest of sin cities dragons were only outcrop­ and another $400 increase in July of this year. In addition and Parkade. downtown and Parkade. dramatis personae, sell the — New York. 'Think of Henry cost of living adjustments are also included. downtown and Parkade. downtown and Parkade. downtown and Parkade. taking note of the folly,of the move an­ pings. What frightens me is how Judges Haynesworth and Carsell serial rights to a magazine for Kissinger turning his subtle close he came to the prize of the We were talking to a merchant the other day who said of . o n s u m e r nounced that the Department of whose appointments to the Supreme $100,000 and hope some talents to an espionage novel. presidency. his practice of second billing his customers later in the publisher will be tempted to bid Not least, think of Richard Justic^was taking steps to defend the Court were defeated in the Senate and some movie producer to month when the first billing failed to produce the required Nixon someday making the results will go by the wayside due to the postage hike. He l o n c e r n President and the presidency from must have read with some bitter another. rounds of the publishers with a But motives are multiple, and novel about a President whom I The Almanac I commented that his second billing efforts will be devoted subpoenas which could be issued by amusement the manner in which to the telephone. Connecttcul Department o( Coniumcr Protection money is not the only one. If sinister forces enmesh in some Barbara B Dunn, Commisiinner for every judge in the country when a Mr. Metzenbaum slipped in to the up­ you have copped a plea on a dematerializing tapes. It’s likely other firms might follow suit. Though, even values to 18.00 United Press International reg. 1.2S pr. felony and are in disgrace with ’The idea for Agnew’s novel with the increase, the postal system has project^ the reg. 9.00 federal matter was relevant. per chamber, income tax problems or Today is Wednesday, Feb. 13, reg. 8.00 values to 9.00 fortune and men’s eyes, you must have been budding in his volume of mail will be up. ^ e effort was one of futility and the 44th day of 1974 with 321 to LOW, LOW PRICED! not. turn from the real world which mind for a time. You don’t just follow. RIBBED ACRYUC NYLON TRIGOT FAMOUS MAKER difficult to understand. has turned from you and leap decide, when you’ve been given There.is some thinking in Congress that the General How many times have you even wider range x)f special GIRLS’ SIZES 7-14 FAMOUS SWEATERS into a neatef, sweeter wofld of The moon is in its last looked at '3' ready-tffade outfit TURTLENECK TOPS the sack, that lo, you will turn quarter. Treasury should take over some of the cost of social stitches. BIKINIS CARDIGAN VESTS Famous New England fantasy. to novel-writing. The novel and thought, "This looks so The more complicated the From our famous Califor­ Perfect acrylic knit ribbed FASHION SLACKS maker sweaters! Crews! Set the tale in Afghanistan; ’The morning stars are Venus security which is now supported by direct payroll taxes on simple I could make it myself form avoids, of course, a good and Jupiter. machine, the more skill you nia maker. Wardrobe Stock up now on pretty lit­ bring in espionage, many nasty problems of fact as employers and employes. at half the price. If only 1 had a shortie vests. Full Cardigans! V-necks! ’The evening stars are Mer­ need to use it. Straight stitch basics with convenient Save up to Vz and more on brainwashing and an am­ well as fiction which a memoir sewing machine.” tle bikinis...great prints fashioned. Button-front, Short sleevdv styles! A cury, Mars a ^ Satuiii. Rep. James A. Burke (D-Mass.) says a congressional machines are simpler to use Jeans! Pinwale Cdrduroy! Today\ bassador or two; use the would have involved. But in ad­ If you’re thinking about back zip. Ivory, green, and neat solids in soft ’n 2-pockets. White, yellow, great selection! Many Those bom on this date are economist’s report partly blames social security taxes for than zigzags, easier to care for Poet’s Corner Washington scene; make up a dition a man must have some buying a machine, choose one gold, mellow, white, navy, Fade-outs! Plaids! under the sign of Aquarius. arid less likely to need, adjust­ silky nylon tricot. Sizes 5- navy, light blue. S-M-L. colors! Sizes 34-38, but Vice President who wants bent for it. last year’s sharp cost of living increase and supports his that is right for your sewing Studded styles, tool Be I??!?!!!?? Thought French statesman Charles ment. red. S-M -L sportswear, 6-7. lingerie, downtown sportswear, downtown not alj styles and colors in desperately to be President; I suspect that the bent was position for changing the method of financing the retire­ needs. Consider the kind of early! girlswear, down­ Maurice de Talleyrand was ment system. <■ Before making your selec­ downtown and Parkade. and Parkade. and Parkade. all sizes, sportswear, throw a few Cabinet officers always there in Agnew, even sewing you .expect to do and tion, consider at least three town only. born Feb. 13, 1754. h6w often you plan to use the downtown and Parkade. Communication On this day in history: Families with $12,614 income paid $632 for social securi­ makes of machines in order to machine. have a basis for comparison. Consurf^r^s Valentine ^ ‘‘If we are to follow Christ, it In 1635, the oldest public in­ ty in 1973, $150 more than in 1972. In 1974, middle budget Most home sewing needs can must be in our common way of Look for machine at which you stitution in America — the families will pay an added tax of $106 and high budget be filled by a straight stitch, spending every day.” can sit comfortably when Boston Latin School — was families an add^ $140. machine tha4s does straight 1 .1 9 - 1 . 8 9 So wrote William Law, an operating the controls, is easy Roses are red, violets are blue. founded. stitching, forward and reverse. Regular 1.50 - 2.50 Anglican priest of the 18th Cen­ tO'handle and operate and is not Fuel is short, and money too. We have no quarrel with social security; in fact our sym­ ’This is the simplest and least tury. This quiet schoolmaster too noisy. If possible, test the Before we go into deep decline. pathy is with folks who are trying to live on it in this infla­ expensive machine to buy. At­ values to 15.00 , reg. 9.00 from Cambridge, England, machine by using it yourself. Please, won’t you be my valentine? tion era. At the same time, though, finding an additional tachments provided or bought reg. 4.00 14.00 values could hardly be considered a H e r a ld Once you have selected the BURLINGTON HOSIERY way to help finance the system to ease the burden for separately also will permit you revolutionary, yet his books had machine, bo sure you unders­ FLEXEES POPULAR many families makes sense. ^ to do zigzag stitching, but­ MISSES BUOfiET-PRIGEU SALE...FEB. 14-23 a near revolutionary repercus­ Y e s te rd a y s tand its total cost and geb all Pansies are pink, dahlias are white. tonholes, ruffles, overcasting or PANTUNER sion. He challenge to take gu.prantees and service FAMOUS NAME The price of bread is out of sight. 25 Years Ago blind hemming. If you buy too POLYESTER SLACKS GIRLS’ COnON Christian living very seriously agreements in writing. It’s great for firm figure Sale includes styles jJ!361, Before" we reach the dead end sign. This was a Sunday; The many attachments, however, Buy them by the armful! A FASHION HANDBAGS Please, won’t you be my valentine? received more enthusiastic If (ingress can budget $85.8 billion for defense, which is And, finally, before using the shaping under all your KNIT TOPS ^ <3 Herald did not publish. the cost may be more than you price too good to resist. 319, 357, 385 pantyhose. response than he could have im- what the President asked for in his budget and which sur­ machine, take time to stud^ the pant suits and slacks. #312 sandalfoot knee hi’s. Short and long sleeve A great selection of passes the peak war time spending year of $81.6 billion in would pay for a more versatile instruction book so that yoii"will Easy-care, easy-wearing smooth, supple vinyls. . agined, especially Whitefield machine with a variety of built- Look trimmer, feel greatl reg. 1.00 pr. now .79 pr. styles. Solids and fancies. and the Wesley brothers whom 10 Years. Ago 1945, it ought to be able to find the dollars to lessen the cost operate the sewing machine elastic waist styles. Short ShouldersI Casuals! 3 Grass is green, carnations pink. Northeast Refuse Committee in features. properly. Pants fit and look better. Buy all in groups of 3 or Turtlenecks, layered Milk costs more and more to drink. he strongly influenced. of social security to all bread winners. The basic zigzag machine Checksl JacquardsI Earth tones, black, More than any other man, faces problem of finding site for White. M-L-XL-XXL. un- more and save even looks, tunics, shrinks. Before it’s cheaper to fuel with wine. prop o^ five-town incinerator. sews a straight stich and also Solids, 8-18. sportswear, derfashlons, downtown accessories, downtown William Law lay the foundation Statistics just released by the Occupational Safety and We welcome suggestions and more! hosiery, downtown Sizes 7-14. girlswear, Please, won’t you be my valentine? can be set for zigzag stitching, questions. Answers to questions downtown and Parkade. and Parkade. and Parkade. for the religious revival of the Health Administration (OSHA) show that one in 10 with the needle swinging from and Parkade. downtown and Parkade. 18th Century. of general interest will appear working Americans suffers^ work-related injury or illness side to side. The zigzag stitch is Iris is red and phlox is white. ■ He once wrote: “ A root set in in this column. Address My feet are freezing every night. j in a year’s time. useful for overcasting, blind questions to: “Of Consumer the finest soil, in the best stitching, darning, satin While Simon’s still saying that things are fine. climate, and blessed with all Open Forum The number of inspections continues to increase. In Concern”, Department of Con­ Please, won’t you be my valentine? November of 1973 there were 7,776 OSHA inspections com­ stitching, buttonholing, and sumer Protection, State Office O' j,that sun and air and rain can do O rwOutnlSirSisl sewing on buttons. * for it, is not in so sure a way of itSLolajUtBiaSpSSol • , l» ...... pared to 2,643 in November of 1972. Building, Hartford, 06115, or Flowers are red and white and blue. The more versatile zigzag dial 1-fi00-842-‘2t)49— toll free. its growth to perfection, a; machine offers from one to 25 29.00 They’re patriotic, and I am too. values to 60.00 ” reg; 9.00 reg. 6.00 reg. 5.00 every man may be, whose spirit Grocery Shopping? A reminder; Nearly two montfis ago our town manager or more stitch possibilities * values to fO.OO And I really believe (I Really Do) aspires afier all that which God IP p j *Ar TpoMvcu cnsaVwtfU 6«t ila»M nwAteiiifli To the editor: commented in one of our news stories that he has asked through use of cams. You can ’That what the President says is true. LADIES' WINTER is ready and infinitely desirous If housing for the elderly is to Hartford Electric Light Co. for a detailed breakdown of buy them built in or you can add. MBSES’ ‘SILKY’ LADIES’ FLEECE FLEXEES SOFT MISSES FAMOUS And I know (I Really Know) to give him. For the sun meets be built in downtown the number of crews they had working in each Connecticut them separately as you heed That wheat and profits and paychecks will grow. ho w j «HH>m Am • PANT GOATS POLYESTER SMRTS TRIGOT BRA not the springing bud that Manchester, just where are the them. Special stiches include DUSTERS QUALITY BODY SUITS Inflation and taxes will drop. Of course,. town during the ice storm week of Dec. 17. We would still Farewell In N. Jersey Wools! Wool blendsi stretches toward Him with half occupants of this housing going the blind heiw, the mifltiple Full botton placket front. Stock up now on pretty lit­ Enjoy the new freedom Knitel Casuals! Fanciest I also believe in Santa Claus. [feM^w»ig

■i. PAGE SIX MANCHE]STER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Feb. 13, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, j^ c h e s te r, Conn., Wed., Feb. 13. 1974 - PAGE .SRVRm About To^n Coventry Weiss Review A Bible study and prayer, ser- The Open Circle of South Set March 14 ing Lottery^Bacon'^ vice will be condcted tonight at United Methodist Church will Lavitt Files Plan 7:30 at Calvary Church by the meet tonight at 7:30 at the A review of Town M ^ g e r An Exciting Party idea! Rev. Kenneth Gustafson, home of Mrs. Richard von A 34ryear-ol(| Manchester EastBartford. Because he won To help celebrate the Connec­ time he won anything was once Robert Weiss’ performance man is determined to “bring $5,000 in last Thursday’s ticut Lottery’s second anniver­ - $ 20. Pastor- Hollen, 470 Woodland St. will be held March 14 by the For 94 Lots home the bacon” Thursday lottery, he is eligible for this sary, all of the $75,000 winners “It was unexpected and pret-1 Customer Pick-Up Buffets, and Manchester Board of Directors. night when the Connecticut week’s Super 75 drawing. to date have invited to attend. ty exciting,” he said. “I’d love Jtome Delivered Buffets MONICA SHEA Dance Planned It will be at 7:30 p.m. in the NAMED EARNINGS INCREASE Lottery celebrates its second He, his wife, Judy, and their Bugnacki sells lottery tickets to win the $75,000. When that CorreHpundent The Junior Women’s Club will Municipal Building coffee Robert A. Normingtpn of AMF Inc. of White Plains, in Ready-to-Serve Containers! anniversary. three children — Michael, 9, in his two meat outlets. happens-- if it happens — we’ll 742-9495 hold its second annua} Mardi room. Bolton has been named assis-i N.Y., has reported increased Thomas Bugnacki of Villa Tracy, 7, and Steven, 1—will be For further information, cali Gras Dance Saturday, Feb. 23 tant food and beverage director “We buy tickets with the decide what to do -with the | Mark Lavitt, a Vernon The review stems from the earnings for the year and fourth Louisa Rd. is co-owner of the at the Hartford Hilton Hotel, money.” I developer, presented the final at St. Mary’s Church Hall. board’s dissatisfaction over the of the Hotel Sonesta, Hartford, quarter ended Dec. 31. Western Beef Mart on Tolland not only to “bring home the commission the state pays us,” GARDEN GROVE CATERERS, Inc. site for a 94-lot third section of A cold buffet is planned at 8 it was announced. he explained. “This winning Whatever happens, fie| procedure followed In early Net income increased from Tpke. and Bugnacki’s bacon,” but all the other explained, much of the win­ 649-5313 or 649-5314 the Coventry Hills development p.m. with dancing to The Normington has been with the ticket was bought in bur own January in acquiring the 110- $55.6 million in 1972 to $57.8 Specialized Meat Products of goodies $75,000 can buy as well. nings will be set aside for th e' on Goose Lane and Merrow Rd. Anthony Quartet from 9 p.m. to Hotel Sonesta for eight years store.” He said the only other acre Laurel Lake parcel. The million in 1973, the company children’s education. to the Planning and Zoning ■ 1 a.m. board censured Weiss because starting as an apprentice cook said. Gross revenues for 1973 Commission last night. Tickets are ?8 per couple and the town paid for the property were $962 million, compared to These will be the last lots to may be obtained by calling about 10 days before the $929 millidh in 1972. qualify for the RU-30 zoning 742-9283 or 742-6418, warranty deed was signed. For the fouath quarter, net in­ which requires only 30,000 Proceeds from the dance will In settling on the date for the come rose to $14.7 million ($14.5 square feet for a house lot. go tdward a scholarship for a review (Thursday night), the nrillion in the fourth quarter of In a letter read at the senior high school girl and local board didn’t indicate whether it 1972) and revenues were down meeting, the Conservation charities. will be in executive session or slightly to $259 million, from ■ Commission called the subdivi­ Craft Show open to the press. Mayor John $262 million in the same period sion “suburbia at its worst” Coventry’s Republican liiomspson said the decision a year ago. and said the developer was Women will sponsor the ninth will be made the night of the AMF’s directors have complying with the letter of the annual Arts and Crafts Show revkw. authorized the regular quarter­ law in regard to open space but and Sale at the Coventry High The March 14 review is not to ly dividend of 31 cents per share was violating the spirit of it. School April 20 and 21 from 11 be confused with the one man­ of common stock, payable The Conservation Commis­ а. m. to 6 p.m. each day. dated in the town charter. That March 8 to stockholders of sion asked for more than the There will be adult art of all one is required in November of record Feb. 15. 13.9 acres allotted by law to be media; photography, black and even-numbered years. AMF’s Cung Division at retained as open space. white and color; and student art Talcottville makes water The town zoning regulations of all media. filters. The entire company is a call for 10 per cent of the acre Craftsmen are again invited worldwide producer of leisure to be left as open space. to show, sell and demonstrate About Town time and industrial products. Lavitt suggested if the town their crafts. Applications may Van Raalte wanted more open space be obtained from Mrs. Oliver Rockville Emblem Club will smaller building lots should be Gordon of Brewster St. The Planning for Sale at Parkade honor its past presidents allowed. closing date for entries is April tonight with a potluck at 6:30 at Robert A. Normington Sheerio 3-fer Rifle Range б. Mel 'Tarman (left) of Butterfields, Werner Bloch of Davidson & Levanthal, and Michael the Elks Home on Park St. Mrs. Steve Loyzim, chairman of The Republican Women will Dworkin (seated), directors of the Manchester Parkade Merchants Association, make Theodore Ventura is in charge in 1966, advanced to banquet the Planning and Zoning Com­ meet tonight at the home of of the program. The club will MAN OF THE YEAR plans for the Parkade s annual V/ashington’s Birthday sale event, starting Friday and run- chef and named food and mission, said that when he Mrs. Nancy Moore of Geraldine have a business meeting at 8. Christopher R. Jose of panty sale ”1!*® Monday. Tomorrow’s Herald will include a special advertising supplement beverage controller in 1969. 3 checked the records of the Dr. Colchester was named the about the Parkade Sales. (Herald photo by Gentiluomo) He is responsible for all Manchester Sportsman’s Paul Diehl, chairman of the LaBonne Life Insurance Agen­ Bells Howell PROJECTORS Association he found that the Republican "Town Committee, procedures and control systems cy, fnc., Man of the Year, it bikini, 5-7, reg. 1.50 3 pr. 3.80 of the hotel’s food and beverage Zoning Board of Appeal granted will speak to the group. was announced by George T. • operations which include the lacy bikini, 5-7, reg. $2 permission for a skeet shoot but LaBonne Jr., president of TM 3pr.5.15 Rib Room, the Carlton Rooms, could find no record of permis­ Coventry Planned Community LaBonne and Associates Inc. DOUBLE FEATURE Plaza Room, Jimmy’s Place brief, 5-7, reg. 1.75 sion being granted for a rifle In making the announcement 3 pr. 4.50 and all banquet and house food MOVIE PROJECTOR range. This will be checked into LaBonne, who is the area’s operations. 8-9, reg. 2.00 Opr. 5.15 further. Coventry Changed Education general agent for National Life To Discuss Budget Normington, a Quincy, Mass, of Vermont, pointed out that native, graduated in 1966 from lacy brief, 5-7, reg. 2.25 3 pr. 5.90 The Conservation Commis­ Jose’s award was made on the the New Haven Culinary sion will meet tonight at the When the planned community of Colum­ basis of his outstanding service ideas. No requirements were established Institute. He is married to the m ^0 189.88 trunk, 6-7, reg. 2.50 3 pr. 6.55 Town Hall Board Room at 7:30 bia came into being in Howard County, to client, community and in­ Zullo Hits Meskill for them. former Joan Patterson of to discuss the budget for the up­ Md., it prompted a dramatic change in the Dr. Hovet said these model schools were dustry. Has built-in projector screen, 8-9. reg. 3.00 3 pr. 7.65 education system there. Marlborough. coming year. responsible for an over-all better school Jose is a member of the Fits Most or projects to stand-up screen. There will be a report from On Job Problem The schools — operated by the county Colche^ler Jaycees and serves Standard Openings Save on once-a-year Sherrie’s, the super from county tax revenues — had been con­ system. Seventy-three per cent of the Accepts eight 50’ super-8/ Richard Haymes of the Depart­ children now go on to college compared on the Keyman Committee of luxurious nylon tricot only Van Raalte has! COVENTRY (UPI) - servative and tradition-bound. Columbia ment of Environmental Protec­ He also said the Connecticut with 13 per cent before the construction of the Hartford Association of Life 8mm cassettes.Savings! Former Norwalk Mayor Frank has brought 22,000 students to add to the 6,- Briefs and bikinis, lace trim or plain, white tion, Fish and Wildlife Division. Business and Industry Associa­ Columbia. The schools have an average Underwriters. Jose joined the Other items on the agenda N. Zullo has charged Gov. tion has estimated a loss of 100,- 000 in the county and it has brought an LaBonne Agency in 1972. 3-SPEED TOURING BIKE or pastels...also trunk panties in white only. education system much l i k ^ e Sequential attendance rate of between 95 and 98 per LEGAL will be a review of the Thomas J. Meskill with ig­ 000 factory jobs as a result of a cent every school day. Jose and his wife Candace, Snap’em up! . noring the state’s “critical job Learning Program being phased into 4 Days Only MULTI-MOTION ZOOM recreational facilities and the 30 per cent cutback in energy Both Jim Rouse, the developer, and the along with-recipients from problem,” and not even men­ Coventry. X Planning and Zoning seminars. for the state. educators of Howard County feel the coun­ NOTICE other greater Hartford life in­ DUAL-8 PROJECTOR Meetings are open to the tioning the problem in his Zullo said dlready' A group of Connecticut residents4oured surance agencies, were honored Lightweight 26” bike features front and rear Columbia last weekend with Ha^ord ty developed a superior educational The Zoning Board of Appeals caliper brakes, headlight, chrome fenders. 00 public. ■* budget message. unemployment-compensation system. at a recent formal dinner spon- Zullo, who is expected to an­ Process-DevCo which is planning will hold public hearings on Girls’ dark green, boys’ brown. Named Director figures have risen sharply. Like the Sequential Learning Program, sored by Hartford chapter of nounce his candidacy for the develop a new town in Coventry. Monday, February 25, 1974, F Richard Risley of the Risley “We could be moving to head the system relies hr vily on team the General Agents and 53 88 starting at 7;00 p.m., in the Dance Studio was recently ap­ Democratic gubernatorial can­ off the loss of many jobs if a bill From Dr. Mary Hovet, the county’s Managers Association. teaching and open classroom layout. Hearing Room of the Municipal Reg. 129.88 pointed to the board of direc­ didacy Saturday, said Tuesday providing for emergency assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction, some of the visitors Some of those from Connecticut who Building to hear and consider 99 Meskill “uses the same head-in- tors of the Professional Dance employment action which the \Visited a school were disappointed in the the following petitions: STATE 3-speeds—normal, slow, or Teachers Association, New the-sand rhetoric as Richard Democratic ^legislature passed learned something about how the change took place and what effect it has had. qality of construction just asmany of the HEARING ALSO. step-motion (2 frames per York City. Nixon in refusing to recognize in 1971 had become law,” the visitors were about the quality of residen­ When the Rouse Co. proposed to build Item 5 Anthony Marinelli — 20" HI-RISE second), forward / re verse. Risley has been an active the critical job problem. former mayor said. tial c^truction. For the school, however, RECORD .SALES Columbia, it brought into the county Request Special Exception for Autoload. Self carry case. member of the association for “For all practical purposes, Zullo also blasted again at the critkj^sm extended to design. It was Kaman Corp. of Bloomfield educational specialists to explain to the motor vehicle General many years. we are already in a job Meskill’s transit policy and pointed ouKthat the gym has a suspended achieved record results in sales recession,” he said,, “yet only Howard Cpunty Board of Education w hat' Repairer’s License and location and earnings for the year ended E He and several of his ad­ urged that mass transit be ceiling and basketballs strike the tiles and BIKE type of education system it wanted to approval in accordance with the vanced students returned from two weeks ago Meskill was pushed “with the urgency of a . pop them out of,place. Dec. 31,1973. Sales for the year develop in the new community. General'Statutes, and request a study session in New York projecting a tdtal employment Manhattan Project or a space In Maryland the state builds the schools. 1973 were $137 million com­ 4 Days Only decrease for the year of only 1 The Board of Education, in response,. for variance of Article IV, Sec; pared with $116 million for the DUAL-8 ZOOM City where the students studied administration. Those in Columbia were built on land tion 6 (6.01.03) requiring loca­ under some of the world’s per cent.” “That could generate asked for and received funds from the Ford donated Jby the developer and credited by year earlier. Earnings were up Foundation to develop its own system. tion to be more than 400 feet MOVIE PROJECTOR leading dancers. Zullo cited figures from thousands of jobs,” Zullo said. the planning authority as open space. That 34 per cent - $3,087,(W0 or $3.14 University of Connecticut “We needed the money so we could run the from residential dwelling. — per share for the year 1973 com­ 3 2 0 0 The students attending the “But at the rate Meskill is arrangement was w otked^t in negotia­ location abutting Getty gas sta­ study session were Pat economist David Pinsky who moving on transit, the jobs show instead of the Rouse Co.,” Dr. Hovet pared with $2,295,000 or $2.28 said. tion between the developer ^ d the plan­ tion at 886 Hartford'Road - LeGrand, Marisa Urban, Karen has forecast an unemployment won’t be generated till this ning authority. per share for the year previous­ The county Board of Elducation then Business Zone II. Mills, Michelle Merkler and rise from 80,000 in December to recession year is over.” DevCo has not announced what^lans it ly Reg. 99.88 120,000 next June. designated certain schools Ao be model Item 6^ Ted Trudon Suzuki, ■ Eric Underwood. has about school land. Inc. — Request location ap­ BrightOranMH ® fenders, coaster schools which were free to try out new 32 00 H Girls’ in green, Project super-8 or regular proval for new motor vehicle ■jSS»gi..i.iiii...boys’ in orange. dealership as required under IMPROVEMENT 8mm. Automatic threading. In a message being sent to Section 14-54 of the Connecticut Still picture control, dial fo­ 50% OFF ON ALL SKIS • 205 CM • 210 CM Lydall Inc. shareholders, General Statutes and Special cus and framing, more. ^ Millard H. Pryor J., president, Exception approval as required indicates that during its fourth under Article II, Section 7, , quarter ending Dec. 31, 1973, Paragraph Q and Article 11, the company earned $164,00() Fingerlift Section 8, Paragraph D of the With Light, Outlet. after taxes, equal to 15 cents a Control TOILET SEAT Zoning Regulations, and NOW V \ share compared with 10 cents a variance of Article IV, Section share in 1972. Reg. M ^ 3 3 jlnteriorFbt 13.1.06 of the Zoning IN > \ After reflecting an etraor- 7.88 ^ Regulations to allow erection of . 'ACRYUC dinary credit for federal in­ second sign on property con­ Solidplastic.concealed LATEX WALL PAINT come taxes, net income for the PROGRESS m nected with a new enterprise —; posts. Colors, white. ^ T E X quarter was $314,()00. Sales for north side Tolland Turnpike, PAINT Reg. 4 4 the period were $6.25 million, 32 east of previously approved 6.44 per cent higher than the fourth MEDICINE CHEST Gal. location at 179 Tolland Turnpike quarter in 1972. Interior acrylic latex. Business Zone II and Reg.' White, custom colors. Business Zone III. For the year 1973, before • § 1 8 8 completion of its audit, Lydall’s 15.74 Information pertaining to above continuing operations earned may be obtained in the Plan­ Lighted cabinet, 2 slid­ ning Office. $645,000 equal to 60 cents a ing 11x12" doors. share after allowance for $75,- 5.88 All persons interested'may at­ 11.88 Burlington TO tend these hearings. 000 in preferred dividends. In 1972,, the company’s operations ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS lost $377,000, equal to 59 cents. Net earnings after reflecting pantyhose Bernard R. Johnson Chairman an extraordinary credit for in­ come taxes and losses from dis­ Paul J. Rossetto OFF ON ALL ITEMS \ \ continued operations were $1.18 Secretary sale million, equal to $1.17 a share. 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N ^Ai3jvs oaDiVvi irn.H PMig, e ig h t - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; Manchester, rnnn Wed.. Feb. 13. 1974 • I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester,. Conm^Wed., Feb. 13, 1974 PAGE NINE Step Right Into Career Guidance Hebron The Picture! Courses Offered Women interested in seeking Women also offers career BETTY RYDER career guidance or vocational guidance services at the Bishop Women’s Editor testing may enroll in a course Continuing Education Center School Clarifies which will be offered at five here and at the Southeastern 1SELF-SERVICE DEPT STORIf The opportunity to vie for the coveted locations across the state this Branch in Groton. Adults who, “ Miss Manchester” title and win a spring by the University of wish to continue their formal Illness Policy Broad Street, Manchester scholarship is again being presented to Connecticut in Storrs. education or explore vocational area young women. The pageant will be NANCY DRINKI ITI “Find Your Way: Career opportunities may obtain infor­ inittee has planned a victory held April 6 in Manchester High School Correspondent Guidance and Vocational mation and counseling by ap­ party to celebratf the. re- We’ve Named The L'aby- Auditorium. ' * Tel. 228 .3970 Famous Brands! Discount Prices! Testing” is a seven-session pointment. election of F’irst Selectman Applications for the Miss Manchester There have been requests by Xi course which permits par­ Registration information for Aaron Reid in last November’s Scholpship Pageant, wlU^h is a “Potpourri” . . . Household Hints ahd .Shopping Tips for parents for teachers to keep ticipants to evaluate any of the “Find Your Way” town elections. The party will preliminary to the Miss America Pageant, themselves through testing ' today’s busy woman, to save you time and money. Don’t children in at noontime and Oai, Richard George III, son of Richard G. Jr. and Andrea classes may be obtained by be held on Saturday from 9 p.m. Steve© and TV are available at Watkins, Butterfield’s, by with the assistance of trained recess periods due to colds or Gregory Oat of Basketshop Rd., Hebron. He was born Feb. 5 at writing to Mrs. Elizabeth miss us — We’re here on the women’s pa^e — just for to 1 a.m. at Marly’s BAG in writing to the Manchester Jaycees, P.O. counselors. some other infirmity'. School Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are .Roper, Continuing Education you. ' Amston. Box 88, Manchester, or by calling 643-4560 Emphasis will be placed on Services for Women, Box U- ADVERTISEMENT authorities say this can be done rr Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Gregory Sr. of Glastonbury. His paternal evenings. only with a written request ■ Music will be provided by a the application of test results to 56W, Storrs, 06268. group known as NAIF. Hors gran^dparents areJVIr. and Mrs. Richard G. Oat Sr. of Taftvilld^ Richard Lawrence, who is serving as from a physician and then the He has a sister, Gayla Dawn, 4. specific vocational or d'oeuvres will be served. \ general chairman for this year’s pageant, educational goals. Participants child must spend the period in reports that many contestants in past Big And Tall Guy Make sure you get to Anything you want can be the office with’ the principal as Tickets may be purchased also will receive instruction in from Democratic Town Com­ Breen, Kimberly Ann, daughter of William F. and Katherine years have fared well in the local pageant. How Big is Big...How Tall id KNITTERS WORLD done at the THE LOVELY there will be no supervision in resume writing. About Town /0 J O Iib U * mittee members at S3.50 per Tantillo Breen of 15 Dailey Circle, Rockyille. She was born Feb. 5 “In 1969, Joan Balfe was selected one of Tall... only you and your tailor Thursday, Friday and Saturday LADY BEAUTY SALON, We the classrooms. The course, which consists of would like to let our customers person. For information .con­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are the 4op ID semi-finalists, in 1970 Maria five groups sessions and two The pastor-parish relations really know... But we at we at and Take Advantage of their Children should bt kept at Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Tantillo of 5 Huntington Dr., Vernon. Her know that Miss Janet is back tact John Rowley or Dick Salazar, was fourth runner-up, and jn 1971 private conferences, will be committee of South United Regal,s offer a selection of Big fabulous sales. KNITTERS home until they are able to par- paternal grandparents are Mr: and Mrs. Francis Breen of 87 with us again. Call and make Keefe, co-chairmen of the Priscilla Anne Doyle won the swimsuit offered at Groton, Stamford, Methodist Church will meet and Tall fashions to fit WORLD Manchester Parkade', 0 m ' ticipate in all elements of the Timber Trail, Wapping. She has a brother, Scott, 3. vour appointment now 649-7666 event. trophy and the 'Miss Connecticut’ title. Torrington, West Hartford aqd tonight at 7:30 in Pastor Webb's everyone... So whatever your tel 646-4340 school program except under study at the church. T H E LOVELY 'LADY Still more recently, Laurie Lee Osgood Westport. “Find Your Way^’, size, stop in and say Hello. special circumstances. Advertisement- Kellogg, Stacy Ann, daughter of John J. and Jean Reardon REGAL’.S BIG & TALL SHOP BEAUTY SALON, 390 Main St.. won the 1972 ‘Miss Congenialty’ award and classes already are under way There have been six snow Boy or girl to deliver Herald Kellogg of 124 Hawthorne St. She was born Feb. 6 at Manchester First Church of Christ, Scien­ 903 Main SL, Manchester 643- Manchester. was ajsp one of the top 10 semi-finalists. on the main campus here. days, four of which were built route afternoons on Hebron side Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. La^t'year, Diane Del Gaudio made' it as tist, will have a testimony 2478. Open Thursday till 9 p.m. into the school calendar. The James M. Reardon of 36 Ansaldi Rd. Her paternal grandmother The schedule of classes is as of Amston Lake, call 647-9946. one of the top eight semi-finalists.” follows: meeting tonight at 8 at the two extra must be added to the PANASONIC is Mrs. Virginia Kellogg of New Monmouth, N.J. Her maternal Lawrence, active in pageant work for Groton: (Hasses meet at the church. The rdeeting is open to calendar and, therefore, school great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Stephen iPongratz of 28 Quiet operation is one of the Don’t forget your loved one the past several years, urges young UofC Southeastern Branch the public. will be in session until June 27. FM-ANI-FM Stereo Radio Griswold St. . most desirable features in a Thursday, Valentines Day Stop State’s Produce women between the ages of 18-28 who have from 10 a.m. to noon, Tueaday, dishwasher. If there is one more un­ been residents of Manchester, Vernon, starting March 5. The Sunday School staff of at BEIJTTNER FLORIST, scheduled closing of schools the Haulers Unhappy WITH BUILT-IN 8 TRACK PLAYER Mogeley, Jonathan Karl, son of Dr. Clark I. and Faith Fernald 1122 Burnside Ave. East Hart- Bolton or South Windsor for the past six Stamford; Classes will meet Zion Evangelical Lutheran day will be made up on .June 28. WATERBURY (UPI) - The Moseley of 166 Center St. He was born Feb. 8 at Manchester Special for Senior (Citizens -ford, and take home a valentine months to write or call for an application. at the UofC Stamford Branch, Church will meet tonight at 7:30 Any further no school days will state's independent produce Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are the Rev. and Need perking up? Parisian gift. “The possibility of winning a Wednesdays, starting April 3, at the church. be made up during the April truck drivers say they will let 1 3 9 * “ Mrs. Eugene Fernald of Louisiana, Mo. His paternal grand­ CoiffurCs, at 55 Oak St. will scholarship is uppermost in the minds of from 9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. vacation. & individual striking drivers parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clark I. Moseley of Niantic. His pater­ offer on any Monday, Tuesday, the contestants, but the friendships they Torrington: Classes will meet John-J. kautz, son of Mr. and Wednesday, or Thursday a When buying a dishwa,sher return to work if they want to. Tape player snaps out to use in optional car bracket. nal great-grandmother is Mrs. John Moseley of Hartford. He has look for racks that pull all the exchange are equally rewarding,” he said. at tl^,Uof C Torrington Branch, Mrs. Eugene Bailey, 33 E, shampoo and set for $2.50 and a A built-in dishwasher is the To Discii.ss T«»wn Plan Bert Belnsky, a spokesman Optional cassette adaptor. a brother, Christopher, 3Vz\ and a sister, Elizabeth, 6. Any prospective contestant who has any Portable top opening way out so that back .sections lor the 12 produce haulers Fridays, starting March 15, Eldridge St., has been named to haircut if needed for $1.50 more are easily accessible. quietest type. Surrounding The Taxpayers Association questions regarding the contest'may call from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. the dean’s list for the first dishwashers require the cabinel-s help muffle .sound of will meet tonight at 7:30 in meeting at Martin’s Truck Stop Shaw, Rcbekah Lynn, daughter of Wayne D. Sr. and Carol or a permanent including sham­ smallest overage storage space, Lawrence at 643-4560 for further informa­ West Hartford: Classes will semester at Norwich Universi­ the water action. Tue.sday, said his group was not Ann Adair Shaw of 91 Foster St. She was born Feb. 8 at ■Mis.s Connerlii-iil - 1971 poo and haircut and set for the least space when being the Town Office Building to tion. meet on the Greater Hartford ty, Northfield, Vt. study and discuss the summary large enough to sustain the Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is (Priscilla A. Doyle) $9.00. Tel 643-9832 loaded or unloaded since this Need a new leather handbag Campus in the School of Social Stop at our unique gift shop of the new town plan. They will strike on its own. Mrs. Regina Adair of Baltic. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. is done from the top, and or a real leather belt? See the Work Fridays from 10 a.m. to THE SHOE STRING and see also hear a report of the Am­ Despite a formal 40-21 in­ and Mrs. Winston Shaw Sr. of Rochester, Vt. Her maternal great­ requires bending for access to great selection at THE PLUSH noon, starting March 1. bottom of dishwasher. the handcrafted gifts such as bulance Study Committee by dependent truckers vote to grandfather is William G. Saint Sr. of Jenettea, Pa. Her paternal Trimness (iOW 744 Main St. next to the Westport: Classes will meet VITAMIN State theater. patch work pillows, floor Anne Emt and Bill Borst, return to work, the produce great-grandfather is Elibert Mills of Stockbridge, Vt. She has a haulers had vowed Monday to brother, Wayne Delbert Jr., 1. at St. Luke's Church School pillows, Batik Pillows, Hanging members of the study group. Duplicate Fridays from 9:30 a m.-11:30 planters, and “ Painted Pieces” remain on strike because they HEADQUARTERS Valentine cards, decorations, The meeting i.s open to the Wontan^s View a.m., starting March 8. by Jan McCullough. Open public and all taxpayers arc said a rate surcliarge offered by Kensinger, Sarah Anne, daughter of Michael R. and Bonnie Liggett Parkade napkins, Candy, wrapping In addition, the UofC Con­ nice feature of a Tuesday-Saturday 10-5:30, urged to come. the Interstate Commerce Com­ Williams Kensinger of 165 Tudor Lane. She was born Feb. 9 at Bridge Low Prices! paper. You get the Best for tinuing Education Services for dishwasher is a plate-warming Tliursday til 8 p.m. , 38 Oak St. mission didn’t apply to them. thought,” said Mrs. Klamkin, Less at PLAZA DEPT. Victory Party Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are By GAY PAULEY . Wood Carvings cycle. Manchester. The surcharge is part of a Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Williams of Buffalo, N.Y. Her paternal UPl Women’s Editor “that celluloid items would Now, they’ve collaborated on STORE next to Franks Super­ The Democratic Town ('otn- national strike settlement. ^^dparents are Mr. and Mrs. Qyde D. Kensinger of Buffalo, NEW YORK (UPI) - If the become collectibles? Or that one, due in the fall, on “Wood­ Results Friday night in a market, East Middle Tpke. energy crisis continues, plastic ‘cheap’ Depression glass would carving; an American Folk Manchester Bridge Club game • Dusting Powder Foundation, presented books on Deborah Hawkes, daughter of • Em eurude hand! 90 Mr. and Mrs. Cliffoed Hawkes that two years ago $10,000 for I Spray Cologne $ ^ 7 5 $ 9 7 8 Middle Turnpike Office Scandinavia to Mary Cheney one prize example of this folk • L a ln v a n t dipped chocolates Library, cared for some of the of 22 Essex St. has been named 119 art was considered high. But IF M -A M -F M stereo receiver with top and front black­ ■!2()'Middle Turnpike West planters on Main St. and spon­ to the dean’s list at Ona Wilcox one dealer recently offered the Beautifully Decorated With Flovrers out tuning scale. Built-in 8 track tape player. Twin sored a float in Manchester’s School of Nursing, Middletown. MEXTRA 6-8 Thursday Museum of American Folk Art “air acoustic" speaker systems. . Sesquicentennial parade. A junior, she is a 1970 graduate of Manchester High School. over $50,000 for a single SPECIAL FOR HIM Manchester Green Office “ weathercock,. Hoover 621 Middle Turnpike East • CASH to 6-8 Friday 7 FAMOUS YELLOW BOLE 1-LB. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 13, 1074 ^ PAGE Ft-EVF!N iwfand Selectmen Delay Vote Educators Not On Teacher Contracts Happy With ADM VIVIAN KENNESON period. Coventry, Ellington and reduction. Correspondent Mayer maintained the agree- W illin^n, as well as other Town Manager John Harkins By MARK C. MILLER Rep. Howard M. Klebanoff, Tel. 875-4704 ment reached by the towns in the same state ADM -pointed out that revenue HARTFORD (UPI) - If D-Hartford, former House The Board of Selectmen negotiators from the i ^ r d of scale. sharing specifically cannot be school superintendents and chairman of the Education tabled action on the proposed'' Education and the Tolland Folke Erickson, speaking for used for education purposes, legislative education leaders Committee, called the teachers’ contract which calls Education Association is a fair the Tolland Concerned Citizens and "there are other areas in were faculty members and recommendation “an outright for 6.2 per cent cost of living one. The education board group, asked the selecemen to town requiring a great deal of Gov. Thomas J. MesklU was the insult to the school children and W ^rehereto raise plus experience in­ recently approved the contract turn down the contract, citing a attention.’’ student, he wouldn’t get an A the residents of this state. crements of 3.4 per cent. The by a 5-4 vote, with chairman precedent for future teacher Selectmen planned to attend this semester. “It will force local Robert Dean breaking a tie. total figures are 194,344 and raises, and other groups yet to a Board of Education meeting Meskill would be lucky to get governments either to reduce 352,825 consecutively for the 156 Carolyn Kolwicz told the be negotiated. Erickson also on Feb. 27 when the education away with a gentjeman’s C for their support of education or teachers. selectmen last night that she,. feared the remainder of the budget would be discussed. recommending a $5-per-pupil strangle themselves by in­ and other members, voted ' Total 9.6 pHr ceift raise education budget would also be Dean said representatives of increase in the state’s Average creasing local property taxes, against the contract because brought protests from many increased by $1,50,000, or three groups and organizations in Daily Membership grant to which will have to shoulder a areas as the proposal was they were not prepared to vote mills. cities and towns. h e R > y o u town would be invited to the larger share of school costs,” on it until the whole school presented by Board of Educa­ Mayer asked the board to meeting, an informal hearing, The offering, made in the he said. tion member Charles Mayer. budget picture was clearer. consider increased revenue in to provide input before the governor’s budget message last Sen. Ruth 0. Truex, R- Mayer noted that the contract In response to charges that conjunction'with the contract, budget is brought to the town Wednesday, is paltry compared Wethersfield, Senate chairman Tropicana does not provide changes in raises should be held to the 5.5 citing last year’s one-mill meeting. to the $85 increase requested by of the Education Committee, with coupons, hints and vaiuos. federal guideline, Mayer said it fringe benefits, usually brought the state Board of Education to said the committee will sponsor ORAinE was announced last month that up in negotiations. These include boost the state’s grants to $300 a bill of its own on the ADM in­ the restriction would be lifted sick leave, personal leave, class per registered pupil per year. crease after a public hearing in April. He told the board and size, severance pay and YOU MAY NEED '“We are dissatisfi^ b^ause set for Feb. 26. audience, which included most preparation periods. it doesn’t meet our particular members of the Board of Sixty-six teachers would be need,” said Joseph V. Education, that ‘‘it is unfor­ affected by the reimbursement SICKROOM SUPPLIES Madeiros, New London School tunate that it takes 10 per cent of extra duties for coaches, “ superintendent, who is vice’* The state Board of Education to bring Tolland teachers up to department heads, program president of. a state school is supporting two identical bills the state average. directors, class advisors and superintendents association. to increase the state’s ADM ■ Tro p ic a n a ■ Pathmark ■ C o n ta c The teachers fell behind this club advisors. The cost for "Even a $30 increase would grant by $85. TTiey were sub­ year due to the fact that they these duties is $6,300, or 0.4 per barely meet our needs," he mitted by Rep. ’Thomas F. were in the second year of a cent of the salaries. said. Sweeneyt D-Norwich, and Repi Orange Juice Spaghetti Cold Capsules two-year contract, which did Mayer said Tolland is below' New Haven Assistant Dominic J. Badolato, D-New not allow for the high rate of in­ the teaching pay scale of other Superintendent Frank A. Altieri Britain. / flation experienced during that towns in the area, such as said he saw Meskill's At least one school recommendation as a 2 per cent superintendent is reacting to £ 9 1 ^ 1 2 ^ Sstve 12 S ^ v e 30^ Tolland increase in state aid when New the reconunendation with op­ With This Coupon With This Coupon Haven needs a 10 per cent in­ timism. With This Coupon -.mat at 467 Center St. Tuesday saw conitnemoratlng the occasion. Imnersonatine Lincoln is crease just to keep abreast of “I’m totally delighted,” said . m i m k Sanitary Inspector inflation. Superintendent 'Howard Altieri said Connecticut is Rosensteih of Bridgeport. 1-qt. paper cont 1-lb. pkg. hop. or Thin 202 PackagooMO 201 KOS, assistant s 4 ? S ^ e ? s ™ » ‘& S fa S among the top 10 states in per "Every little bit helps. It’s not Named for Interim capita income but now ranks much but it’s a step in the right Tropicana Pathmark Green Giant Contac Cold VIVIAN KENNESON of septic systems. Requests for 49th in state aid to public direction.” Correspondent final inspection of installed schools. Figures from the U.S. Orange Juice Spaghetti Niblets Corn Capsules Tel. 875-4704 systems and for deep well Placing the burden of school Department of Commerce __ _ ^ He Launched a Lincoln Career testing should be made through funding on the local property Bureau of the Census show bow- Town Manager John B. WHhThI* Harkins’ office. tax is anachronistic b ^ u s e it Connecticut placed among WIthThla. WHhTMa Harkins has appointed Harley We carry an outstanding selec­ Coupon Coupon 15« Coupon Property owners are advised doesn’t reflect the disparities three other Northeastern In­ 29* 7 9 ^ By JUNE TOMPKINS Bouffard let his graying hair cheapest saw he could find. H. Emmons of Hampton as in­ tion of items for the sickroom, from community to com­ dustrial states in state aid to UM *M pm mmSi. OmU Mr PilSmtmti UmN one per lamltif. Qood at bcrt PeONnark Um it one per (emHy. Good at env Pethmerh “You’re Him!’’ grow a little and has trained a terim sanitary inspector, on an that well drillers must have a Uma OM ptr iMUhr. Oaad M Mr YMuim * During his Lincoln imper­ permit filed by the town munity," he said. "’This should public school education in 1972. ______tioww lwl awL, M. 10 Mni M.. Bupemierfcel tun.. Fets. 10 thru Sal, Bupemuffcet Sun^ Feta. IQ thru Set. ■(ipwiMrtnl tw. Nk. 1* am tpL. “I’m what?’’ front lock to curl over his on-call basis. by the finest brands. Come in M U — NO. II, 1«T«. Void wtww mtiOIX* 14> 1974. Vdd srhere proWbNetf Feta. IS. i 974. VeW where protaMtedJ rM.1*. Kt4. VUd MMr* sonations, he plays tunes of the sanitary inspector for the in­ no longer be the main revenue On a per capita basis, “You’re him!” forehead as Lincoln often did. Civil War period. Harkins told the Board of Selectmen Tuesday that Em­ stallation of any well. - today for all your health needs. source in aid to education.’’ Connecticut ranked far below ■M lM ilrilSM ve 12* |io7b ■ S S B i l S a v e 1 2 «| 1078 ■iiSglMldsave iO*|io7Bfl2|agk “Who?” He has grown a bushy beard Since Bouffard’s Lincoln por­ m r m mons has already been called I.,and to Town And don’t forget, we deliver The bipartisan legislative New York but ahead of “You're Lincoln.” which he keeps trimmed except trayals, he has collected reaction to Meskill’s $5 ADM Massachusetts and Rhode The conversation took place for the summer months when upon. He has had experience in The Board of Selectmen whatever Lincoln memorabilia cleared the way for acceptance prescriptions to your door at no increase ranged from hot to Inland, according to 1972 between Albert Bouffard of he is clean shaven. he can find including books, the capacity of a State of □ Butcher Block Poultry □ Butcher Block Poultry of four acres of land from the cool. federal figures. Coventry and another man on a His Lincolnesque attire has records and pictures. Connecticut environmental extra charge. For prescriptions, health and safety officer. state Tuesday. couple of stools in a diner short­ come from antique shops and The flag he uses for his call 649-4541 Whole Freeh ' prrr> ly prior to Coventry’s 250th old houses and includes, Asides background is a 38-star flag of Applications for permits for The land, located behind the ® jail and barn, was excluded P a t h m a r k town celebration a few years the high silk hat, a frock coat, Lincoln’s time completely hand construction of sewage disposal President Seeks Frying COC ago. The planning committee and cutaway with black vest. A sewn. _ systems may be completed at when the property was turned MANCHESTER DRUG wanted to find someone who silver headed cane completes Bouffard’s close resemblance the town manager's office over to the town several years ^ m a r k T u r k e y s a...... 0 9 i b . ago. The state has now declared 717 MAIN STREET Chickens w 9 a. resembled Abraham Lincoln to the outfit. to Lincoln is not the only coin­ weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. To Regain Control the land “surplus” and, if the participate in the town’s The musical saw is not part of cidence in his family. His wife’s An application fee of $20 is town wants it the state will By Eugene V. Bisher President cannot sink much historical activities. Lincoln’s background. It is grandfather was a soldier on required with the filing of the application. have to hold a public hearing. ^ WASHINGTON (U PI) - further and an underlying con­ □Cut Up/Split ® 65t Six-foot-tall Bouffard has something Bouffard has played duty at the Ford Theater the President Nixon is once again Swift’s ® AAe Installers of septic systems viction that he will survive in been appearing as Lincoln ever since his youth. He draws a night Lincoln was assassinated. trying to gain control over the office. □Roasting @ 69j since for public functions. million-dollar sound on the And their son’s name is Todd. must be licensed by the state to political forces which threaten perform such work in the town. Neither Nixon nor his aides to write a tragic chapter to his Butterballs.r,^D9ib. All systems must be in accor­ believe the House of Represen­ o p m □Breasts cd 691 presidency. tatives will impeach him -- and 9 4 dance with the State Health The BIG Move On Main Street Is On Even Nixon’s loyal aides now 1 II ttdVO Chiekan - Ouartarad 4SOC Code governing the installation the best head counters on □Game Hens ® 49,1 LJLegS with Back. Attachad 09lb. Vernon Briefs concede the obvious — that If Capitol Hill agree with them. the presidency is the indispensi- 'The aides willing to talk to H ours a day - — ‘ ble engine of government, it has CASUAL VILLAGE^ Tots ’n reporters do not pretend to From 8 a.m. Monday thru 11:30 p.m. Saturday. Semi Boneless " $ -1 4 9 been without an engineer for Several theater parties ^ v e ^ tm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiittig> know anything more about the Oven Ready. First Cut Higher. 2 Servings Per Pound. lb. chairman of the program. The 956 Main street, ManeliMtar (opposite oak street) ^ O O iT lS the past several months. Closed Sunday □ 7” Cut Rib Roast I been scheduled for Vernon business meeting will start at 8 Watergate affair than what Senior Citizens within the next One of the most loyal. Press they read in. newspapers and Pathmark of p.m. Secretary Ronald L. Segler, Without Deckle few weeks, Donald Berger,, Get aboard the they believe there will be no □ 7" Cut Rib Steak None Priced Higher. 2 Servings Per Pound. * 1 ^ 2 director of recreation, said' Pinochle Winners admitted in a recent press major new disclosures directly Manchester Tuesday winners in the Ver­ :.■£ briefing what most people had implicating Nixon. today. ^ SHOE DEPARTMENT 214 Spencer St. All thin cuts. $ 1 The first is a trip to the non Senior Citizens’ Pinochle ^ Portrait Special S known all along but the White What basically is in store for During ihe late houri tome departmenit may be dosed. Group were: Alice Edwards Division of “Pragus’s Shoe” IHouse had persisted in denying: Fresh Boneless Brisket Beef 3 S erving s P er Pound Bushnell Memorial in Hertford s Nixon now, with the expected 711; Minnie Luetjen 706; throughout 1973 Nixon and his criminal indictment shortly of ueii & Dairy Values Frozen Food Values Sealood & Appetizing Values to see Vivian Blaine in the We will gladly honor your Broadway comedy, “Twigs'.” Edward Quinn 697; Eric Ander­ Is Moving To 825 M a in S t . key advisors had been more of his former associates, The recreation department has son 661; and Ann Songailo 654. “overwhelmed” by the aides believe, is simply more U.S.D.A. Food Stamps. D Swift’s or Pathmark n Banquet or Jiffy ordered 50 $5 orchestra seats at Winners of last ’Ibursday’s 8x10 C olor ' ij Watergate scandal, embarrassment. And Nixon, of ■ J u m b o a discount price, for this show. tournament were: Alma Dit­ on or about Fab. 20fli. and will ba known as r ii Now, Ziegler said, Nixon will course, has had much practice Fresh Farm Producel'——^ Including the cost of transpor­ trich 612; Eric Anderson 598; ' let his lawyers deal with the in coping with this over the past C a n n e d H a m Buffet Suppers j Q Bananas Vtllao lb. 12* Turbot Fillet tation, senior citizens will pay Violet May 583; Ann Quinn 581. PORTRAIT - I Watergate affair and turn his several months. $5.50 for the show. The tournament players will Prague’s Shoes f eaturiiig the most attention to the more important So now he is trying once again [^Spinach °“c39* Frozen $ 4 3 9 Tickets are available by go on a mystery ride this problems concerning the na­ to arrest the drift of his govem- All varieties 2-lb. ^ H Thursday. Those who' have tion. □ Tomatoes Cherry pint 39* . . S R * ® except beef pkg. 8 9 ^ calling the recreation office. ValentiM Special ;;; complete Stride Rite Shoo Dept, in the Area. ^rnent and give it direction and can \ l ^ I Frozen \#% i#lb. The bus will leave from signed up should meet at the Plus Famous Make Women^ Shoes This is not the first time momentum. He is meeting Lottie FiSk Building, Henry Nixon has attempted to put □ Pascal Celery ts 29* Palhmsrfc Pathmark or Lafayette Square at 1 p.m. on more frequently with con­ Bfft or Regulsr Sols Filltl Park, at 11:15 a.m. Yes, It Will Ba Pragua'a 17th Pamlly Shoo Stora W atergate behind him by □Bologna □ Flounder □Shrimp (•1*70 Couni per Pound) b . 1 Feb. 18 and make stops enroute gressmen, hosting an inter­ □ Apples“ 'fe”'’«..33* Psthmsrk or 1.lb/$ Morion N'BssksI or 2b 19* ------Grocery Values ■ “Odd Couple” on March 6 and guest speaker at the meeting of cycles of the President trying to Washington area. □ Thick Bacono»;;,Oscar Maytr y; pkg. *1 □Fishrimps Froxen pkg. 99* reassert his control over the one to the Coachlight Dinner. the Vernon Democratic Town It is the leaderless drift and OMsr Mayer y s Cal if. 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' Light S Lively coni. 1 meet today at 7:30 p.m. at White'House. ’This apparently deed more important problems □Cheese □ Smoked Whiting.,.MW 79* cies based on the scholastic SATISFACTION ' TOP THIS ONEIl ^ ChUdren’s SnoHnoMIe Boots Union Congregational Church. Warm UiMd - Itod - White - Blue stems from a belief that the than Watergate. □ Cherry Muffins & Tarts D o m e stic record, leadership abilities, and The program will be a first Children’s Over-The-Shoo BHellmahn’s eqc GUARANTEED Reg. *8.00 Q Arm our Mayonnaise quart jar \ 0 % 0 extracurricular activities of all showing of a slide show on □i 'B00TSRag.0.M of the nominees. “Landmarks of Vernon.’’’ One sitting per subject Court Upholds Ruling ^ Boiled Ham ^ NOW NOW Beef Franks □PepsiCola $..09 or Imported Emblem Club The slides were taken by club One special per family In Rock-Throwing Case .16-OI. bottle 6 peck The Rockville Emblem Club members, and the Rfev. Paul Groups: $1.00 each additional subject o. Hot Dogs I Polish Ham will meet today at 6:30 p.m. at Bowman, pastor of Union Individuals; $1.49 each additional subject Portraits b}/ HARTFORD (UPI) - The accepting the girl’s testimony Buyonepack- 'the Elk’s Home, N. Park St., Church, is the narrator. All ages: babies, children, adults ^pellatf division of the she did not intend to hit the boy “Club members are asked to I k Q Q e Get one pack Free Rockville. The meeting will No appointment necessary Tom Coolldge RED - WHITE - BLACK * 3 .9 0 (tonnecticut Circuit Court has with the rock at all, and in pxg- start with a potluck supper and bring slides to tonight’s ruled a five-year-old girl had no rejecting her other statement 99*^ the club’s past presidents will meeting for entry in the New Nationally known "wilful or malicious” intent to that she meant to hit him in the child photographer Don’t Walt On This Onalll COUPON SAVINGS COUPON SAVINGS COUPON SAVINGS be honored. England Camera Club competi­ Thursa, Fria, Sat. Only 800 Pairs injure when she threw a rock at fingers. tion. who has. taken over No a seven-year-old boy, and Mrs. Theodore Ventura is 1 4 - 1 5 - 16 , “Where there is conflicting M b Package Thit Coupon Worth 19,000 children’s Beoauee of iheael Thia Coupon Worth Low, Low PrIoM wel therefore the boy’s father can evidence in the testimony of a This Coupon Worth portraits Dealers Photographer on duty 10:00 • 8:00 WOMEN’S SPORT & DRESS “•"•cSSptCABHorl not recover damages. witness/’ the circuit court said, Brick Please!! m aster chahqeI ’The decision, published in “it is a function of the trier to SHOES ’Tuesday’s Issue of the Conec- accept the testimony which is Pathmark 20* Toward the purchase of 20* Pametis In n d t - We cannot mantton namca any Dozen U.S.D.A. 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PACE TWELVE*- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M a.d,„w . n m . % Obituary Crash Causes MAj^HESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, (ioim,. Wed.. Feb. 13. 1974- PAGE THIRTF.RN Power Outage Board Resolution Backs A power outage Tuesday Herald Angle Williaih H. Morrow night at 11:12 left 92 HELCO in Double Overtime . ■ • -W-. William Henry Morrow, 64, of custoniers in the dark for about Weiss^ ^Save lona^ Effort Wethersfield, formerly of 50 minutes, according to Manchester, died Tuesday af Charles Hoffman, manager of taxes would still be paid, Town Manager Robert Weiss Hartford Hospital. the HELCO Manchester office. Iona Chairman William H. because the property would re­ By Earl Yost Ends Indians has tbe full backing of the Mr. Morrow was born in Sleith, however, says the main, whoever owns it. Sports Editor Hopes R ochester Board of Directors Manchester and had lived in Those areas affected were General Signal Corp. probably Meanwhile, State Rep. in whatever efforts he niiakes to won’t change its plans to start Wethersfield for 14 years. He parts of E. Center St„ Parker Donald Genovesi of Manchester % By Len Auster People who say officials don’t control the outcome of a keep the Iona Mfg. Co. in town. phasing out the Manchester had been employed for 30 years St., Academy St., Monroe St. reported that he has received game are jerks,” he angrily voiced. of the key and then connected on a three-point play with ['W eiss has a meeting facility this month. ' It took two overtime periods to do it bt(t the bubble final­ by the Bureau of Highways of and Green Hill St. acknowledgement of a nine seconds left to make the count reaci 58-56. Jack scheduled for Thursday mor­ “The way they’re talking,” ly burst for the Manchester High basketball team. The In­ Still steaming, Moriarty added, “You would think they the state Department of telegram he sent to State Labor Maloney’s 20-foot right side jumper with three seconds ning with officials of the Sleith explained, “they’ve dians finally saw their slim hopes of making the State would put someone on the court who knows what they’re Transportation in Wethersfield The outage was a result of a Commissioner Jack Fusari showing as it left his hand knotted it once again. General Signal Corp. of New already thought this out doing. They say they do but I sometimes wonder.” before his retirement in 1970.. traffic accident in which a vehi­ asking for assistance in the Tournament vanish at the hands of C aL foe Hall High, 63- Moriarty’s quintet edged out ahead again, 62-59, with cle eastbound on E. Center St. l^ork, the parent company of thoroughly. New Promoter on Scene Trailing throughout the first half and part of the third He was a communicant of the closing of the Iona plant. 62, last night in West Hartford before a handful of 1:22 left in the second overtime and had possession of the hit a utility pole snapping it at Iona. He will ask^hem to recon­ Genovesi said today the state onlookers. stanza, Manchester appeared to creep ahead on a Ray Church of the Incarnation, sider their decision announced “They (General Signal Move over Jeff Koelsch, Manchester has a new sports ball as Fishman was charged with his fifth foul on a player its base. labor department will send per­ ^ The crushing blow was delivered by backcourtman ’Trip Sullivan hoop. A foul was also called on the play. But, Wethersfield, and a member of Monday — for a four- to eight- executives i kity) have taken promoter of major proportions, Fran Mahoney. The control foul. But Carlson, thinking he saw a cutting team­ sonnel to Iona to help company Warrior Coach Dave Deacon voiced his disapproval and the Wethersfield-Rocky Hill After hitting the pole, the week phaseout of Manchester the most feasible approach for former West Side athlete, Manchester mayor and current Morse, whose winning bucket came off a Lee Dobkin mate, threw it away and Hall had the door to opportunity employes register for new job after a lengthy discussion, the basket was disallowed and Lodge of Elks. vehicle turned over onto its operations, beginning Feb. 22. them,” Sleith said. “But it’s state representative is promoting two upcoming sports rebound of a missed charity toss by Hall’s Rick Pond. thrown wide open. They cashed in. Survivors are a daughter, placement or for unemploy­ Manchester was given the ball out of bounds. The ruling right side and smashed several The Board of Directors’ sup­ most distasteful to everyone,” programs. The first is the Elks Sport Night, Feb. 20 at the Pond connected on the front end of a one-and*K)ne situation Hall is now 9-6 in the league and 9-8 overall while Mrs. Judith Fernandez of ment compensation benefits. was never explained ami this, among others, aroused plate glass windows at Pete’s port for the negotiations is in he added. Elks Home and the second is the 19th annual Kacey Sports with 22 seconds left in the second extra session but missed Manchester fell to 6-10 with two ga;mes left on the slate. Wethersfield; two brothers, Grocery Store at 464 E. Center Daniel Croucher, manager of Moriarty’s ire. the form of a resolution adopted employe relations for Iona, §aid Night at the Knights of Columbus Home on March 18. the second. Dobkin’s rebound set it up for Morse’s winning Friday night, the Indians entertain Meriden-based Platt Thomas Morrow and James St., police said. Tuesda;^ night. It was in­ Weiss said Tuesday night that bucket five seconds later. Hall led after the first ttfrn, 12-6, and at halftime, 27-21, Morrow, both of Manchester; Iona pays about $75,000 S'year the company will do “all they Mahoney also is the man behind the many succesSul anniial High^at Clarke Arena. troduced by John Tani who can” to find jobs tof the 440 West Side Old Timers’ reunions...One Manchester man ’The Silk Towners still had an opportunity to take it but with shooting and play on both sides somewhat ragged. and two grandchildren. Police said when they arrived in taxes to the Town of The Manchester jayvee team upped its record to 10-6, said, “We must make a. special workers who will be laid off Kurt Carlson was called for a traveling violation with five Manchester rallied in the third stanza to lead at the turn, The funeral is Thursday at at the scene, they found the Manchester — $45,000 iii per­ who has been overlooked all these years in honoring sports besting Hall 44-40. Mark Demko paced the locals with 17 effort to retain Iona here, if'^at during the four-to-eight-Week seconds showing on the clock and the Warriors expired the 43-39. 9:15 a.m. from Rose Hill vehicle on its side, the keys still all possible. Its decision to sonal property (inventory, etc.) figures from this one-time City of Village Charm is Jerry points. phaseout. rest. Carlson had a team-high 16 points but he committed Hall tied it at 47-all with 5:11 left in regulation time but Funeral Home, 580 Elm St„ in the ignition and the operator close is a great loss to and $30,000 in real estate. Fay. The former was the first local native to play our Iona’s employes will receive the locals took a four point lead on two foul shots and a Hall (63) Rocky Hill, with a Mass at the gone. The vehicle was towed town.’’ Weiss said‘the repl estate professional football. He played with the Philadelphia Mveral turnovers at key junctures and this wasn’t one of p B F Pts Manchrater (62) severance pay when they are bucket by Carlson. 1 Nelson P B F Pts Church of the Incarnation, from the scene, police said, Yellowjackets, forerunners of the Philadelphia Eagles in his finest all around performances. Manchester com­ 11 9-10 31 3 Koepsel Wethersfield, at 10. Burial will laid off, company officials said, A trade of points made it 52-50 Manchester with 1:50 left. 3 Dobkin 2 2-3 with damage to the right front the National League. He also performed w i^ Npw Haven mitted 16 turnovers, and this tells a story in itself. 5 Fishman 6 3-9 15 3 Feeney be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, area. equa$ to a full week’s pay for Indian mentor Jim Moriarty, obviously upset, didn’t try John Nelson, whojegistered a game-high 31 points, missed 4 Morse 3 00 4 Bushey in the Eastern Baseball League...The first addition to the 4 Clatlin 1 0-1 5 Sullivan Rocky Hill. each year of service. with seven seconds left but his follow-up from 25-feet out 5 Maloney Revised DOT Robert Alibrio family last week has been named Neil to^hide his emotions about the officiating. 1 Pond 1 1-2 Friends may call at the Police said investigation is Salaried Iona executives are cut the cords sending it into overtime. 0 Rubino 0 OO 1 Carlson (Continued from Page One) likely to be transferred to other Robert Alibrio. The proud father coaches the Manchester “If you say anything against the officials, you’re called a 0 Levine 0 McChiny funeral home tonight from 7 to continuing. from the south end of Manchester led 56-53 with 44 seconds left in the first 0 OO 1 Dodge 9. Manchester to Hartford. General Signal Corp. divisions, High wrestling team...State Auditor Leo Donohue, very poor loser. But our fans and! know they’ve cost us games now runs from Spencer St. in extra session but Jim Fishman hit a jumper from the top 18 Totals 24 15-25 63 Totals Tuesday, Manchester Mayor Sleith said. much in the news in recent months, is a former fine this year. My kids got hacked and they didn’t call them. 25 12-16 62 Manchester to Bolton Notch. Score at hall: Hall 27-23 John Thompson said the DOT Sleith himself expects to re­ shortstop with teams in the defunct Manchester Twilight • Construction of an may establish a temporary main an Iona chairman for one Moffett Considers Run “exclusive busway” on the Baseball League...What are the chances for the Twi commuter bus terminal at the or two years, until the local League to be revived in Manchester this summer? The existing Penn Central Railroad facility is completely closed Globe Hollow Swimming Pool verdict is an emphatic no from the Rec Department but For Seat in Congress right-of-way from Hartford, parking lot. down, maintenance service Pro Boxer Successful in Comebark through East Hartford and don’t anyone bet his, or her last dollar that the sport won’t The new Greater Hartford ends, and the paperwork is Congress was in answer to a Manchester, to Vernon. reappear on the local scene in early June.,.Womens’ Toby Moffett, who is Transportation Plan was completed. Sleith b 62. question regarding his plans • Reviving plans for 1-291 volleyball has improved 1(X) per cent in caliber and interest resigning Friday as director of developed, by mandate of Gov. ■' . -fa— after he retires Friday. from the 1-91, Windsor, over the Thomas Meskill, after the DOT in Manchester in one year’s time. What has impressed the Connecticut Citizens Action Bissell Bridge through South Legal Notice Group (CCAG), told a class at Moffett resides in Suffield Part of Patriotic Observance 4. "r " - t i l conducted a senes series oi of pi public most about the fairer set has been the fact most of the Central Connecticut State and is an unaffiliated voter women involved play the game according to the rules, Brower Gets Off Deck College Tuesday night he is there. None of the students Most of the comments in the stale of Connecticut which differs from regular school and college play...While R e^ duttorinSsIvedS^ Parish Chapter, Daughters of the-American lSI:t?°The‘Sed*tlaS Court of Probate seriously considering running asked him whether he will seek Manchester meeting, held last Court of Probate. District of Coventry. a majority of the 4,265 spectators at yConn were standing ( j A - . f o for the Sixth District seat in the Democratic or Republican a n chairman of Orford Parish present ® reduction of the August, dealt with the 1-291 cor- District 18 fnr Saloom, director of Lutz Junior Museum who acLnts it highway’s size from ESTATE OF STELU H. LANG. Ute and screaming during the hectic final minutes of regula­ Congress being vacated by Ella nomination or whether he will ridor from Windsor to of CovenUv. in said District, deceased. tion and in the overtime last Saturday of the UConn-UMass Grasso. run as an independent. By his Buckland, the East Hartford- Date of order: 2^74. Petitioner William W. Lang basketball game, the two coolest men in attendance were To Stop Foe in Third Mrs. Grasso is a candidate remarks ’Tuesday night, the H^tory Mrath during February so proclaimed by the National Society Daughters of the ‘ Addition of several com- Manchester 1-84 connector, and American Revolution. (Herald photo by Pinto) ^ ugnters of the muter express bus lines in Dale of Hearing, 2-18-74; Time of the game officials. Whistle-tooters Chuck Diehl and Clarke for the Democratic nomination students were led to believe he suggestions for improved bus Hearing, 9:00; Place of Heanng, Town Connecticut, including a run Hall, Route 31. Coventry Folsom turned in a superb job in a real pressure-cooker for governor. might enroll as a Democrat. and rail transportation service. Upon the application of the petitioner Hartford to Manchester, and back. After the 176-pound game. Few in the crowd even noticed the pair, an indica­ Schoolboy Basketball By Earl Yost Moffett organized the CCAG, Already an announced can­ praying that a will be approved, allowed, Brower got in the first flurry, Rodriguez threw a straight didate for the Democratic and admitted to probate and that letters tion that their work was above par. Of yes, one UConn which is closely associated with testamentary be issued as per applica­ “I’m in shape for running and sparring, but not sharp for right from in close and Brower hit the deck. He was up as consumer advocate Ralph -"nomination is New Britain Decision Tabled tion on file more fully appears, rooter had the gall to say the refs missed one play. Nader. Mayor Stanley Pac. Police Report IT IS ORDERED THAT: Said applica­ boxing. Give me a few more fights and I’ll be all right. I Ckiuntdown Timekeeper Sam Maltempo counted four. DAR To Meet tion be heard and determined at the had too much on my mind going iif after the long layoff.” Then using his long experience and ring savvy, the 33- Moffett was the guest Court of Probate at the date, time and Gas and No Gas Knights Triumph speaker Tuesday night at a On Refuse Pickup On Thursday place indicated above. That’s the way Arnie Brower described his first com­ year-old Brower managed to hold on. He was bleeding so class in Environmental Process Property Owners BY ORDER OF THE COURT Take it for what it’s worth. Manchester realtor Stanley eback start last night after a lapse of several years. The badly his corner was unable to stop the blood as round two The Orford Parish Chapter, David C. Rappe, Judge and Policies. Most of his talk To Pled Tonight “Lefty” Bray for winters in Sarasota, on Florida’s West Manchester resident sat in his dressing room' after started. MANCHESTER BOLTON Daughters of the American To Remain Tied was of the work of the CCAG. By SOL R. COHEN Broneill said an extended op­ On this scorecard, Brower came back and had a wafer- The J^Man£hes"^r Property Jeffrey Fazzina, 16, of East Richard A. Chandler, 24, of Revolution, will m eet’Thursday Coast, reports the gasoline situation in his area is critical. demolishing one Serge “The Bomber” Rodriguez of New His remark about running for Tabling actions were the rule, tion couia eliminate the need tempo picked up and both got in some The guest speaker will be proposed acquisition. ment employe was allegedly Merrow Rd., Coventry, as she Schulze, Mrs. Samuel Linsay, two clubs are tied with 10-2 and 6-12 overall, was led by HARTFORD (U P I)- Deputy James (Dutch>^ogarty, The board referred the item ’The vote for advancing the assaulted and windows broken. non-roster player starting later this month at the West league ledgers. senior Chris Beaudoin’s 17 was proud that I didn’t lose my head. I kept my cool and good shots before Brower caught Rodriguez with a left to its refuse subcommittee for was waiting to make a left turn. Miss Margaret Korngiebel, State Bank Commissioner Pat­ Manchester director of Civil $500 now was 6 to 2, with Phyllis Fazzina was released on his Palm Beach, Fla., training site of the Braves. Kelley is Tolland led 33-29 at the inter­ markers. Mark Cahill (14) and didn t try to brawl like I used to. I played it smarter and hook and a hard right in a neutral comer. The husky a recommendation. Police said Chandler fled the Mrs. Ernest Benson, Mrs. sy Piscopo of Thomaston has Preparedness. His subject is, Jackston and John Tani voting written promise to appear in n()w living in Atlanta...Art McGinley will be feted by his mission, but Coach Bob Healy’s Kevin Dunn (13) also hit double weathered the storm,” Brower said. Rodriguez went down, face first, managed to get up and A decision on which of two scene on foot but returned while Harold Mayo and Mrs. John announced he’ll run for the con­ “Crisis in Manchester — “no.” court March 4. Trian. friends on May 11 at the Hartford Hilton in observance of quintet had enough firepower to digits for the Sachems. Jim His face was a mass of blood, both nostrils dripping after the eight count tolled, Brower went after Ws man. It bidders will get the contract police were still at the scene. gressional seat currently held Preparation Now and for the ... A decision on installing No court date was set. his 85th birthday...“It’s (lood to Be AUve” will be the CBS nail down the victory. Tom Kissane led 5-11 Coventry with heavily after the opening minute and the fight resembled a was only a matter of seconds before Oaylor ended matters (Trash-Away, which holds the by Rep. Ella T. Grasso, D- Future.’’ sanitary sewers in Baldwin Rd., In other Manchester Police State Police charged two feature on Friday night, Feb. 22 at 9. The two-hour story Tnieb led the 15-3 winners with 18 points. blood bath until the end. The local rekl estate man must at 2:59 after Rodriguez was staggering and floundering present contract; or Sanitary Concord Rd. and Deming St. 22 points while teammates Conn.' reports: juveniles with third-degree About Town ^ will be based on the life of Roy Campanella, the former have lost at least a quart, with his body as well as his foe’s, around like a Bowery resident. Mrs. Grasso had said she will Refuse, the contractor before ’This proposal was tabled pen­ Scott Lanz and John Basch, Vinal Tech placed three per­ — One> case of gas being burglary and, second-degree Summer Activities in Brooklyn Dodger great, whose career was cut short by an covered at the end. The crowd was on its feOt and no one was happier than not run for re-election as con­ July 1,1971) is a function of the ding more information concer­ back into the lineup after a formers in double figures to Hearst siphoned and one attempt was larceny and turned them over Manchester (SAM) will have a auto accident. Paul Winfield will portray Campy...The It appeared tha^ the bout might be stopped before the Promoter Manny Leibert, unless it was Brower. The next gresswoman because she in­ town manager, with advise ning cost and method of in­ reported to police Tuesday. lengthy forced absence, con­ secure its victory. Ted Kolenda (Continued from Page One) from the director of public to juvenile authorities. general youth meeting Springfield Kings have sold Doug Volmar to Richmond for first round ended. Brower was reeling and far from stable fight card could easily be a sellout. The interest and tends to run for the Democratic stallation. When the informa­ Marie Krawitz of 90F Rachel The charges were made in tribute 16 and 12 points respec­ and Craig Skubef had 14 apiece Legislative Council for Older works and guidance from the Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in Roger Pelletier. The Kings are home Saturday night to the and his face a crimson red. enthusiasm of Joe Fan was like the old days. gubernatorial nomination. tion is forthcoming, the board Rd. reported that half a tank of connection with the investiga­ tively. Kevin Gallagher led the fo r th e winners while People, said “ welfare Board of Directors. Woodruff Hall of Center , It took Brower at least 15 to 20 minutes to work his way Tuesday she was endorsed by will schedule a second public gasoline was siphoned from her tion of a break ij)^ a home oh division leading New Haven Nighthawks in an American 9-9 Eagles with 26 markers. sophomore Paul Groves paced Rodriguez, announced at 187 pounds, but a legitimate recipients throughout the state Congregational Church to New Haven Mayor ... Four items relating to hearing. The first was held Feb. car in a Rachel Rd. parking lot. French Rd., Bolton. The com­ Hockey League game...The feeling grows stronger with Charter Oak Conference ac­ 3-14 Bolton with 14 markers. heavyweight by any standards, won the first round from from the ring to the dressing room, well-wishers blocking hope and pray Patricia Hearst 5. review last summer’s Bartholomew F. Guida and Case Mt. funding and right-of- An attempted theft of gas­ plaint was made by Bernice each passing day that the Hartford Civic Center would be the path. Everyone loves a winner. will be released immediqt^y." ways. ... The appointment of a programs and to begin planning Town Chairman Arthur T. Bar- oline was reported to police by Grous who said entry was making a big mistake in taking the New England Whalers Last night, Brower came through his first comeback test ’The tape recording of Miss member to the Redevelopment for the coming summer. Junior bieri. They were tabled to March, Ron Richard who told police he gained by breaking a cellar win­ of the World Hockey League over an American L eape like a giant. Hearst’s voice, dated Feb. 8 Agency to succeed Victor,, high through college age youth Piscopo made his announce­ pending a March 5 public saw a car without headlights on dow in her home. and delivered to a local FM Moses, who resigned when he groups are requested to send franchise as Its fulltime tenant next season...Reader asks Duckpin Tourney Dates .Set ment ’I^esday at a press con­ hearing on a new ordinance to approach a truck at the radio station, started outjj was named assistant town Police said money, a clock, a representatives to this meeting. for Joe Louis’ age. The former world’s heavyweight boxing ference at the Westbury Inn at acquire the 229.56-acre parcel. Manchester Packing Co. on Compile 8-2 Hoop Mark ' “Mom, Dad, I’m okay. counsel. rifle, and some personal papers Those planning to attend should champion was bom Joseph Louis Barrow on May 13,1914 Watertown. ’The new ordinance corrects Wetherell St. and then take off were taken. All were I had a few scrapes and stuff, survey errors in the ordinance, Among actions the board did call Richard Gowen, SAM coor­ in Lexington, Ala. ’This means the one-time Brown Bomber Meanwhile, Mrs. Grasso’s take Tuesday night were: at a high rate of speed when he recovered. dinator, at 646-6010. For Men’sf Women’s Events G iv e will be 60 in May...UConn baseball team will take an eight- chief rival for the Democratic but they washed them up and adopted in January and now was spotted. VERNON they’re getting okay and I ... Appointment of Frank game Florida baseball pre-season trip which will include gubernatorial bid, Atty. Gen. scrapped. The packing company has Charlotte E. Plante of 32 East Frosh Five caught a cold but they’re giving ’The board authorized Town Stamler to the Building Com­ "th e g ift Robert K. Killian, has gained been victimized three times Harriet Dr., Vernon wdf The Young Womens three games against the Kansas City Royals at the By Earl Yost Qualifying shifts will be Friday night, March 8 at 9:30, me pills for it and stuff. I’m not Manager Robert Weiss to. pay mittee to succeed Thomas Reil­ the support of 42 East Hampton within the last month. Police charged with fourth-degree Fellowship of the Salvation jot lo v e Baseball Academy in Sarasota, March 28-30. The trip will It’s that time of the year, mid-season, when duckpin Saturday, ^March 10 at noon and 2 p.m. and Sunday, March f t being starved or beaten or un­ $500 to Mrs. Mary Murphy, so ly, who resigned. Both' are Demqcrats, eight of them Democrats. spokesman said that about 30-35 larceny (shoplifting) in connec­ Army wilt meet tomorrow at wind up April 5 with the rep lar season starting several bowlers <;an start thinking seriously about entering the an­ 10 at noon and 2. Cops Final Game members of the East Hampton necessarily frightened ... that the option for town acquisi­ ... Acceptance of the Delmpnt cases of gas siphoning have tion with the investigation of a the Citadel for their Valentine days later. More than 30 UCkinn baseball players have nual Men’s and Women’s Town Tournaments at the Men’s eliminations starts Saturday, March 23 at 2:30. Democratic Town Committee. “I’m kept blindfolded usually tion of a 0.97-acre parcel owned Treasure Concluding a most successful season yesterday was the St. subdivision. 1 been reported in the last month. complaint made by the Super party and not today as previous­ s i p ^ pro contracts including Waly Dropo, Moe Morhardt, Holiday Lanes. Quarterfinals for both men and women'will be staged Sun­ Co-chairman Joseph Becker M thaW can’t identify anyone. by her off Birch Mt. Rd. could — Sally Heath, 22, of East East Catholic freshman basketball team, upending arch­ My hands are often tied, but ^.. Authorization for the Finast Store at,Tri-City Shop­ ly announced in "The Herald. Rollie Sheldon and Gary Waslewski who made it to the Qualifying dates are listed March“g-lO in both divisions. day, March 24 with semifinals for both the followihg Sun­ said, “Our support for Bob in no be extended. The option was to Hartford was charged ping Plaza, Vernon. Shoppe rival South Catholic, 67-53, in Hartford. The win boosted generally theyVe not. Fm not manager to apply for and Membefs are reminded to meet major leapes. Each contestant will roll six games with the top 15 male day, March 31. The championship test will be Sunday, way diminishes our respect for have expired today. The parcel, Tuesday with operating an un­ She is scheduled fo appear in promptly at 7 p.nnu MANCHESTER PARKADE the Eagles’ final ledger to 16-2 and assured at least a tie gagged or anything. I’m com­ part of the entire 229.56 acres, receive $600 from the Connec­ pinners joining defending champion Don Simmons in head- April 7 at 2 p.m. the others who are seeking the registered motor vehicle and Circuit Court 12, Rockville on for first in the Greater Hartford Freshman League with nomination. We just feel Bob fortable and I think you caii tell provides access to Case Mt. ticut Department of! Children to-head competition. , All matches will be three out of five with the exception and Youth Services. It would be misuse of marker plates. Court March 5. Northwest Catholic. best represents the attitude of that I’m not really terrified or Weiss said the $500 will be The seven best totals by women and defending champ of the first and second positions in the finals which will be a for a March 1 to May 31 pilot date was set for March 4. Post-Season Bid the rank and file Democrats of anything, and I’m okay ... deducted from the $3,000 price Carol Noske will move into the championship series. four out of seven games. Teamwork was the key in­ East Hampton and is the can­ “I’m with a combat unit agreed upon for the parcel, program for temporary housing gredient as it has been (an average of a week or less) Women’s competition will be handicap, two-thirds based Only Manchester residents are eligible. didate best able to beat the that’s armed with automatic when the transfer takes place. t f y , * ...... ; ...... AT PINEHURST throughout the campaign as for 16- and 17-year-old youths in Goal of Hartford on 128 with a maximum of 120 pins for six games. Men’s Tourney co-directors will be Paul Correnti and Amy weapons and there’s also a The payment, to hold the op­ . Republicans after a hard-fought A Special Buy » play will be scratch. Pirkey. Bowlers may register at the control desk. Girl Gymnasts five players hit double figures. campaign.’’ medical team here and there’s tion, was recommended by need of it. Scott Holland (14), Mark ... Appropriation of $800 for a On University of Hartford is looking for a post - season Another Democratic can­ no way that I will be released Weiss and Town Counsel Beat Montville Dumais (13), Jeff Heim (12), vocational-education club 'National College Athldtic Association bid to the New didate for governor, Homer D. until they let me go so it William Broneill and had been Len Whitlock (10) and Tim program in the high school m England regionals following its 11th consecutive win in Babbidge said a Putnam wouldn’t do any good for requested for Mrs. Murphy by Berger (10) made the double (Distributive Education and ABERLEE FARMS Connecticut college basketball Tuesday. Citizens for Homer Babbidge somebody to come in here and her children. She is in her 90’s The East Catholic girls’ gym­ digit figures. Future Business Leaders) — to Junior Center Pefitt Egan became the second highest Committee has formed. try to get me out by force. and financially strapped, Weiss GOLDEN HARVEST nastics team upended Montville Jon Lindberg and Heim con­ be financed by an equal state High, 54.35-50.00, Monday night Joseph Pempekj Board of “These people aren’t just a explained. scorer in University of Hartford basketball by scoring 18 trolled the backboards, cor­ grant. New Crop - Freshly Frozen in Montville. Although East Education member, and. Robert bunch of nuts. ’They’ve been points in the 85-74 victory over Springfield College. ’The ralling 25 rebounds between didn’t captore any first place Bulger, chairman of the really honest with me but points put his career total at 1,274. He is behind Gary them while Berger had seven finishes, it'managed a fine all housing authority and they’re perfectly willing to die m Palladino who has 1,620 points. ^ assists to top that department. for what they’re doing and I around effort to secure the vic­ 3 Slundings redevelopment commission are Young Hen Hartford brought its record to 15-2. Springfield, headed tory. co-chairmen. want to get out of here, but the by Mark Shannon with 24 points,, dropped to 7-14. W , only way I’m going to do it is if HAVE YOU m eROUPor Fairfield University freshman Owen Mahorn‘'scored 24 East Catholic we do it their way ... In vaulting, East's Maureen i • SUCKS S points including nine down the stretch, to pace his team to Norton and Mary Kautz tied for Northwest Catholic “I heard that mom is really TURKEYS Buckeley WRITTEN A BOOK? an 82-75 victory over St. Bonaveiiture. second. Sophomore Terry Mac- upset and that everybody was P SPORT SHIRTS...... Prical Weaver carone placed second and In IVIemoriam at home and I hope that this In^'another Connecticut game, Wesleyan tripped Coast South Catholic In loving memory of William J. Top­ ^ S M cU m o f sophomore Deb Rand was third puts you a little bit at ease so 8 well-known New York subsidy publishing firm Guard 67-66. Hartford Public ping, Sr. who passed away Feb. IJ, 1964. will be m Rockville in mid-March. He will he interviewing local authors in a I • DRESS SHIRTS ...... 30% OHI in the uneven. parallel ba^s that you know that I really am quest for finished manuscripU suiUhle for book publication. All subject will Weight My heart went with you, when you were event. all right. I just hope that I can be considered, including fiction and npn-fiction, poetry, juveniles, religious called away, books, etc. • S - 16 Lbs. IVow I'm Sad and lonely, get back to everybody real I • 1 0 0 % CASHMERE Nolan Ryan Recipient In the (Glance beam event, I live from day to day. soon.” If you haye completed a book-length manuscript (or nearly so) on any sub- sophomore Donna Brown Slate My life is pold and empty, a jMt, and would like a professional appraisal (without cost or obligation), ^ TOP COATS Rag. $ 1 3 9 .0 0 .... NOW * 9 9 .0 0 1 chalked up a 4.05 mark good for Frictov please write immediately describing your work and staUng which part of Uie The skies are never blue, Of Joe Cronin Trophy second place. Sheila Connelly B.ASKETBALL_ My aching heart is Uirobbing, day (a m. or p.m.) you would prefer for an appointment. Please mention your With memories of you. INCOME TAX ptone number. You will promptly receive confirmatlbn for a definite time and Comith BOSTON (UPI) - The was third and Mary Marzialo Pliill ul Manriirster place. ^ Sandy Koufax’s old mark, will was fourth for East. Ku8t Culliolir ul Holy Cross EUich day is wiUiout purpose. SERVICE P California Angels’record- receive the award this spring, The nights are filled with tears, ' Authors with completed manuscripts unable to appear may send them lOargan B iCtii.' shattering pitcher Nolan Ryan Si . Thoinus' Sriiiinury at I'm living without reason, directly to us for a free, reading and evaluation. We will also be glad to hear GAME HENS zzoz. w the American League an­ Floor exercise conclude the Cheney Trcli Engulfed in doubt and fear. Russell Burnett from those whosq- literary works are still In progress. Please address: has been named the first nounced Tuesday. proceedings with Miss Connelly I should not spend life grieving, iUpit H (Elotlfino ^ recipient of the American Ruekville ul Windsor . 353 Cantar Strast Mr. David A. Harvey * coming in second with a 5.6 But this if how I feel. League’s Joe Cronin Trophy. Soiilli Windsor ut Windsor Manchestar 9 K See Our Ad In Thtf rs. hfighls Herald In coming seasons, a weekly score. Third place went to I'm in a web of sorrow, CARLTON PRESSr INC. The award was created to Locks ^ Grief I cannot conceal. and winner will be picked by Maryellen CasOlino with a 5.2 84 Fifth Avenue, New York, n!y. 10011 honor "singular achievements Ellinglon ul Somers Time may ease my heartache. Csll for Appt. sportswriters and broad­ mark while freshman Pam Croinuell ut RH.AM But no happiness I'll see, 643-9777 Evaninga Phone 212:243-8800 . - - 985 MAIN STREET over the course of a season,” in casters. From those winners, a Fairbanks and junior Mary Rollon ul Covehlrv Till the Lord brings us together, 927-2141 Oaia PINEHURST honor of Cronin, %”"Ieague’s monthly winner will be Chosen, Cadorette had 4.9 scores. Just as it used to be. Downtown Manchester SWIMMING former president. The annual'recipients willSe 043-7954 302 MAIN ST.y MANCHESTER East's next meet is tonight at Plult ul Munehesier Wife Ryan who struck ouL 383 'taken from the six monthly (Herald photo by Pinto) batters last season, eclipsing. winners. the Eagles' Nest at 7 against WRESTLING Holiday Lanes - Site of Annual Town Duckpin Tournaments » Bulkeley High. i’uluski ul Ensi Culliolir P ^ E FOURTEEN ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Feb. 13. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Feb. 13,1974— PAGE FIFTEEN Utah Stars Leads Rodkets Up Margin, With 25-Point Lead By 11 To Cause Problems AUTOMOTIVE COLORADO SPRINGS (UPI) - tion has an intercollegiate football, NEW YORK (UPI) - The “Impending doom is around the cor­ basketball or other tirpe of sports SAVINGS CENTER Utah Stars are almost out of , ner” if a plan is adopted forcing all sight again. progrart, it must provide members of NEW YORK (UPI) — They «aid Calvin Murphy was too college and university athletic the opposite sex with a comparable Bulls With 34 points, including a 6-for-7 second quarter Utah, gunning for its third small to play high school basketball. They claimed he was departments (o spend as much on opportunity to participate in sports,” field goal bombardment. Kareem AbdulJabbar’s 30 points straight American Basketball ’ .".y the college ranks and that his size was Association Western Division women’s athletics as oh the men’s said Robert C. James, cdnrimissioner prohibitive for the pros. couldn’t stop the hot Bulls, who have won 12 of their last 13 programs, according to the executive games. title and seeking to better the of the Atlantic Coast Confelfence and Murphy, who has been showing the NBA for the last four 1972 championship run when secretary of the NCAA. chairman of the NCAA’s Legislative CARRY OUT SALE! Knicks 100, Braves 93 Surgery for Donny seasons that a good small man can find a niche in the play they won by 13 games, opened “We have no quarrels with people Committee. Buffalo, the league’s leading offensive team, couldn’t ST. LOUIS (UPI) — St. Louis lor pay game, scored 21 of his 25 points in the second half an ll-game lead in the West by that want student fees and school James said “comparable^ oppor­ make believers out of the Knicks as New York avenged dumping the Indiana Pacers Cardinals running back Donny T u i^ ay night in leading Houston past Los Angeles 129-119. funds split between men and women,” tunity” did not allow a school to mere­ Saturday’s three-point overtime loss to the Braves. Phil 114-91 Tuesday night. Anderson, bothered by a knee End of Season Tire The loss kept the Lakers a half-game back of Golden Walter Byers said Tuesday during the ly open competition in all sports to Jackson scored 24 points but it was a pair of baskets and an ailment for the past two Mate in the Pacific Division after the Warriors dropped a The Stars won their llth con­ j 1974 NCAA Media Seminar. “What we women, but required that if a sport assist by Earl Monroe in the last two minutes that dealt I seasons, will undergo surgery 107-102 verdict to Boston. secutive game to set a club later this week to have a fluid are against is saying that dollars was mainly geared for one sex — like Clearance! • / ' Buffalo the loss. Bob McAdoo led the Braves with 23 record and it was veteran Willie generated in men’s sports must be Mike Newlin, one of cpach' Johnny Egan’s pleasant points. ' sac removed, the club an­ football is for men — the school must I Wise who set the pace with a nounced Tuesday. taken to finance women’s sports or scoring surprises this season, hit 30 points as Houston set a Pistons 113, Kings 106 provide similar funds and facilities Our entire Snow Tire Inventory and club record of five consecutive victories. A 27-point perfor­ I game-high 30 points. Anderson, who led the Car­ that a donor gives scholarship money for me opposite sex in another sport. Detroit equaled its victory' high of last season with its With less than a third of the d in a ls in 1973 w ith 13 earmarked for a certain sport and it large selection of Regular Tires mance by Rudy Tomjanovich was another spark that ie- 40th triumph as Dave Bing powered the Pistons past KC- season left and despite a huge nit^ the Rocket attack. touchdowns, is expected to be can’t go for that sport. “If we have an intercollegiate foot­ Qmaha. Bob Lanier scored 24 points in the Pistons’ eighth I division lead, Utah refused to fully recovered for the opening ball team, which understandably is Every tire must be sold to make room for new Spring Jim Price paced Los Angeles with 28 points as the “Impending doom is around the cor­ consecutive home win—a club record. slacken the pace against In­ of training camp in July. The male dominated, the fact that women lines. Whitewalls and blackwalls; includes our nylon, Lakers lost their fourth straight game. ’ ner if that plan is implemented. We Blazers 113, Suns 104 diana as the Stars grabbed a 54- club said it has not been deter­ don’t want to participate does not give polyester and belted tires. Popular sizes and styles— In other NBA action. New York beat Buffalo 100-93, 48 intermission lead, and ripped are not against building women’s Rick Roberson hit a career-high 37 points as Portland mined exactly which day the' a school an exception from providing while they last. the losers with a 31-16 third programs but people must realize that ^ ica g o topped Milwaukee 93-81, Detroit defeated Kansas broke a five-game losing string. The Blazers, winning only I surgery will be performed. period. intercollegeiate athletics has taken them a comparable oportunity,” Carry them out or have them installed at a slight extra City-Omaha 113-106, Portland whipped Phoenix 113-104 and charge. No trade is ever needed at Caldorl their second game in the last 16, received help from Sidney Indiana fell 12 games back more than 50 years to build the finan­ James said. “You must provide them Capital rapped Cleveland 107-99. Wicks’ 24 points. Guy Smith Quits Celtics 107, Warriors 102 despite five players in double cial foundation it is on today and this with comparable practice areas, No Rain Checks. BOSTON (UPI) - The New staffs comprised of similar coaches, John Havlicek scored 15 of his 34 points in the final figures. The highest was regulation would totally alter the pre­ George McGinnis’ 13 points. England Whalers announced trainers for them — right on down the period to rally Boston from a 13-point deficit. Hiis jump Tuesday that Guy Smith, in the sent program.” . SNOWTIRES Denver trounced Virginia, line — even if you can’t find women < shot with 5:54 remaining gave the Celts the lead for good at Whalers’ system for two The regulation Byers referred to is Pros Anxious to Relocate 125-112, in the only othe;' ABA that want to participate.” 93-92. Rick Barry scored 37 points for Golden State action. seasons, retired from hockey to a proposal by the Department of Snow Special 4 Ply Nylon B/W pursue graduate work at the Bulls 93, Bucks 81 ^ Denver hurtled past Indiana Health, Education and Welfare that James said under the proposal gate SIZE RES. SALE F.E.T. Chicago moved to within two games of first place into third place as Ralph Simp­ University of New Hampshire. could become partlrf the Civil Rights receipts generated from an event or 3 Smith, 24, a 1972 graduate of Milwaukee in the Midwest division as Bob Love led the son led the Rocket attack Act. Failure to comply could cost a money donated specifically for the 735x14._.... 17.99...... 1.96 against Virginia with 29 points New Hampshire, played part- school all its federal funds. sport must be matched with funds for REGUUR TIRES Soccer Wildcats time with the parent club and and Mike Green had 19. A three- “Under the proposal, if an institu­ women’s athletics. 775x14...... 1 8 .9 9 ...... *11____ 2.09 point field goal by A1 Smith at was a regular with the Rhode Premium Plus “78” 4 pjy poiy ww the first period buzzer put Island Eagles of the now Priests Won After Office Here defunct Eastern Hockey Denver in front for good at 27- Scoreboard H Snow Special 4 Ply Nylon W/W SIZE REG. SALE F.E.T. Benefit Tilt B y Earl Yost j 25. Byron Beck of Denver League and the Jacksonville ^ Barons of the American Hockey F78X15...... 27.99. . *18 , ...... 2.42 Coming up is a new home for the Connecticut’s Wildcats’ I extended his foul-shooting Nastase Stages Rally 825x14.... .19.99.:...... *14...... 2.24 For the seventh time in as • spree to ^consecutive free League. professipnal soccer team, not on the playing field, but NBA many years, the Cops went • throws, (mrcy Powell led J78X14...... 3 1 .9 9 ..... *1 9 ...... 2.39 behind the desk. The No. 1 area selected is Manchester. Tuesday’* Results To Win First Round down to defeat at the hands of , Virginia with 21 points. Elvin Hayes III New York 100, Buffalo 93 Ultra Traction Belted Snow Tires the Robbers (Priests), 50-42, We are about 99 per cent sure that we will move our ■ Squire Coach A1 Bianchi was LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - Premium Belt “78” 2 + il' Belted Chicago 93, Milwaukee 81 “How the heck can you serve Sunday at Manchester High. office from Willimantic to Manchester,” Dick Roberts of ejected after picking up two Capital Bullets forward Elvin TORONTO (UPI) - Hie Detroit 133, KC-Omaha 106 for a match and lose,” said F78x14 . 29.99...... *19...... 2.50 “We wuz robbed,” cried the public relations staff said yesterday. technical fouls. He held up the Hayes missed Tuesday night’s Capital 107, Cleveland 99 Nastase of Romania rallied F78x1 5 .....3 2 .9 9 -...... *19...... 2.00 Estep. “I can’t understand it. Detective Vito Perrone. Roberts and General Manager Paul Ingram will meet game in the fourth period by games with the Cleveland Houston 129, Los Ang 119 after losing an opening rond G78x14...... 31.99...... *21...... 2.67 (Herald photo by Pinto) I’m still in shock. Claiming they were cheated, with Manchester Mayor John Thompson Friday afternoon pulling his team from the court Cavaliers because of a viral in­ Portland 113, Phoenix 104 service to defeat South African J78X14...... 38.99...... *21...... 3.04 the Cops will seek revenge on for several minutes after a dis­ Rqb Maude, 4-6, 6-2, 6-1, Hewitt, who played sparingly H78X14...... 32.99...... *2 2 ...... 2.94 ZODIAC - Pat Tobola 206-178- to further discuss the move. fection of the abdomen, a team Boston 107, Glden St. 102 their tormentors next year. Manchester Mights Swim Captains puted play. spokesman said. Tuesday night in the first round last year, explained: “It’s Wide Track Super 60 RWL 522, Susan Reisherl 179-452, The Wildcats, members of the American Soccer League, taking me time to get back in H 78x15...... 32.99 ...*22 ...... 2.96 A turnout of 700 made two The 6-9 forward will, accor­ of the Rothman’s tennis tourna­ Joan Berube 187, Dotty Patter­ had their headquarters in Hartford last season and played ABA ment. groups big winners. The Co-c^tams of Manchester High's swimming team this season are ding to the spokesman, be mis­ shape, I still lack my match son 178. all home games at Dillon Stadium. The team finished se­ Tuesday’s Results L78X15___ 36.99...... *24 ...... 3.31 ' G 60x15...... 34.99 *2 1 ...... 2.96 Instructors of the Handicapped Jay Murphy, Glen Saums and Ed Adamy. All three have been point- sing only his second game in six Denver 125, Virginia 112 Nastase recovered from a thinking, but neither of us had program, and the Manchester cond in the final standings. Ump Meeting shaky start to break Maude five much luck holding our service. FLORAL - Jean Archam- makers with Coach Dick Sollanek's squad. ^ years in the NBA. Hayes is the Utah 114, Indiana 91 >$ Council of Churches will be the Roberts and Ingram said they had explored the possibili­ times in the last two sets and Wide Track Super 70 RWL bault 172-174-483, Carolyn Set Thursday NBA’s leading rebounder, Deluxe Mud & Snow beneficiaries of approximateiy ty of setting up headquarters in several Greater Hartford pulling in an average of 18.5a lose only three games to the -In other matches, Tony Sulzinski 190-465, Audrey NHL Roche of Australia topped ?250 each from the gate towns but had settled on Manchester. A suitable office site game, and has scored an rattled l^uth African. G70X15...... 32.99..... *19 2.49 Wentworth 211, Arlene First meeting of the new year Tuesday’s Results France’s Pierre Barthes, 6-4,7- 4 Ply Nylon B/W . receipts. is now being sought. average of 21.1 points a game. Atlanta 4, NY Islanders 1 Earlier, Bob Hewitt of South LaPointe 179, Jan Wright 463. for the Manchester Chapter of Africa and Mike Estep of 6; Allan Stone of Australia b ^ t H70X15...,.....34.99...... *21.....:... 3.O6 The Wildcats, who drew a 10,000 plus crowd to Dillon last the State Board of Approved ..Vancouver 3, St. Louis 2 Dallas seemed unable to decide Harald Elschedroich of West G78x 14.... 22.99...... *17 .2.93 F year, will open their schedule‘at home May 11 against I Baseball Umpires will be held Shively^s New Job KACEY - Ron Jeroszko 218 - Two More Milestones who would win their match. Germany, 6-3, 7-5; fourth- Pharis Classic 78 Syracuse. Other entries will wear the colors of Boston, Thursday night starting at 7 at NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - WHA Estep won first set, 6-3, Hewitt seeded Patric Dominquez of H 78x15.... 24.99...... *18 .2.80 231 - 623, Gary Kosak 207-243- I ' 4 Nathan Hale School. 2 + 2 steel Belted WIW 611, Ron Veilleux 202-559, Sam New York, Cleveland, Cincinnati and Providence. The University of North Carolina Tuesday’s Results took second, 7-5. and they France beat Jim McManus of CEILINGS league is the second oldest of the two pro soccer The spring college and assistant coach Doug Shively Houston 3, Minnesota 1 exchanged service breaks Berkeley, Calif., 7-5, 2-6, 6-3; Nassiff 201-206-567, John Ragna schoolboy fee schedule will be G78X14...... 35.99...... *2 1 ...... 2.85 organizations in the United States. I Near for Phil Esposito | was named Tuesday by the New Chicago 3 Edmonton 2 seven times in the third set and Patrick Proisy of France Deluxe Mud & Snow 230- 539, Terry Sheppard 206-569, reviewed and early Bernard Lozier, A1 Kuzmickas 208-551, Wayne Ingram said a crowd of 5,000 is needed to break even and Orleans Saints to a position as Toronto 6 Quebec 4 , before Hewitt won it 6-4 to take romped past Canadian Tony H78X14...... 36.99...... *2 3 ...... 2.98 BOSTON (UPI) - Phil Esposito can Ross Brooks, the starter tonight assignments checked. Plans for linebacker coach. Winnipeg 4, Los Ang 2 4 Ply Nylon W/W Inc. Tracey 213-548, Mario Frat- he visions at least three in the 10,000 plus range for Dillon. the match. Bardsley, 6-1, 6-2, notch two more milestones with three against the Seals, who are in last the annual clinic will be an­ Shively, son of the late H 78x15.... 38.99 ..... *2 4 ...... 3.10 taroli 213-575, Bob Audet 207- Negotiations are now going on with the City of Hartford to points as the Boston Bruins open a place in the NHL West. After a loss in nounced as well as schedule of University of Kentucky direc­ Repairs and 231- 560, Ken Tomlinson 537, secure Dillon again. It costs $2,000 each night to open the meetings and plans for the F78X14.....23.99...... * 1 8 E West Coast swing tonight against the his first start of the season. Brooks tor‘of athletics Bernie Shively, Replacemental Mark Olsen 501, Frank Ruff 547, gates and to pay for police and security, Roberts said. year. . Deluxe 100 4 Ply Nylon W/W Bill Reiser 507, Clem Quey 533, California Golden Seals. has won 11 straight games, three from was defensive backfield coach G78X14..... 24.99...... *18 Returning as coach will be the talented Rene Koremans. Phone A1 LaPlant 516, Ed Yourkas 553, Esposito, the league’s leading the NHL record set by Bruin Hall of at North Carolina atyj worked 650x13..... -2 0 .9 9 ...... *1 3 ...... t.75 at Clemson, Kentucky, and H78X14. . 27.99 .... *19 Fred Nassiff 525, Vic Squadrito Both Roberts and Ingram promised that the sale of stan­ scorer, has 99 points this season and a Famer “Tiny” Thompson in the 1929- Three-Way Threat, 649-4484 Virginia Tech during his 14 523, John Fogarty 515, Bruce dout Benny Brewster to Boston will not cut the caliber of career total of 997. One more point 30 season. Deluxe 100 4 Ply Nylon B/W Davik 207. play. Brewster paced the ‘Cats,.n scoring last season. years of coaching. He played G78xf5..... 25.99...... *19. will give him 100, marking an un­ Brooks, 36, also is in the running for football and bseball at the precedented fourth straight year of the Calder Trophy as Rookie of the University of Kentucky and H78X15..... 26.99...... *21. 700x13..... 18.99____ *11...... 1.75 surpassing the century total, and fifth Versatile Maloney Year. Brooks, still considered a joined the Chicago White Sox time in six seasons. rookie because he did not play in 25 after college. Three more points would make games last season with Boston, haS a By Len Auster “quarterback” of the Esposito the ninth player in National 1.78 goals-against average which is UNIROYAL 1974 Rutigliano Out Coming from an baseball team, Maloney Hockey League history to score 1,000 best in the league. athletically-inclined family, knows what the job entails. \ career points. Norm Ullman, Stan The game tonight is the first of 11 ROXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Manchester High’s Jack Mikita, Frank Mahovlich and team­ road contests in the next 13 for the The New England Patriots an­ Maloney is a three-way “He really b^omes in­ mate Johnny Bucyk are the other ac­ Bruins. Following the game, Boston nounced Tuesday the resigna­ threat. Whether it’s on the volved in a game even when tive players on the list. plays at Vancouver Friday night and tion of receiver coach - Sam Rutigliano, a coach with. the gridiron or on the hardwood he’s on the bench. If seems m nui EounBn Another Bruin pointing toward a in Los Angeles Saturday night against like he wills things to EAST SIDE REC Patriots for three years, ap-, or on the baseball diamond, record on the road trip will be goalie the sizzling Kings. Burger King upended parently to take another Maloney is most likely to be happen. He’s the greatest I^EW YORK ( U P I)-It’s All Manchester State Bank, 20-11, coaching job. found where the ball is. competitor I’ve ever known. All Exide Auto Batteries Complete 6 Point FASTRAK America selection time and last night in Midget League ac­ Rutigliano, New England’s th e 5-4 junior sparkplug He has an unquenchable Marvin Barnes is making a tion at the East Side Rec. Ken offensive coordinator in 1971 performed as a halfback amount of desire. He’s like CARRY 0^ SALE Engine Tune-Up solid bid. Marshall (8) and Steve Gerich and 1972 under John Mazur, has out of another mold,’’ Pro Hockey Roundup (4) led the winners while Brad spent 18 years in coaching. He offensively for the first time this last season and led the Manchester basketball Reg. 6Cyl. 8Cyl. Barnes, Providence’s 6-‘toot-9 Jones had 10 markers for the was the former chief offensive Cars coach Jim Moriarty said. T6.99 - 24.88 center, put on an awesome losers. assistant under Lou Saban at Indians in rushing statistics lii s S li la 37.99 19.90 show Tuesday night as the 12th- In Midget League play. Maryland and with the Denver and scoring. He also doubled Maloney fits the role of a 1269? We inspect spark plug wires, check engine Young Atlanta Goalie as 'a cornerback on the ranked Friars beat rown 75-73 Regal’s outlasted Eastern^ 24- Broncos. In 1973 he declined sixth-man to a tee. He Power peak plates for longer life. 36 months compression; install new Champion or AC in double ove(time. He scored 19. Dave Quesnel (10) and Skip several other coaching offers to defensive platoon and per­ I'seems to analyze the action and lifetime guaranteed. 6 and 12 volt, marine spark plugs, new points, condenser, rotor and 28 points, including the winning No Longer Humiliated Moreau (6) paced the winners become the oqly assistant formed well.* On the basket­ unfolding and knows what and auto. Sizes to fit most American cars, light Lee air filter: set dwell, tune engine to mfg. while Leo Diana had eight retained by new coach Chuck basket with seven seconds left, \ ball court, Maloney acts as area to attack upon being in­ trucks, VW’s; Stock only — No Rain Checks. specifications; check PCV valve, adjust carbu­ points for Eastern. Fairbanks. retor if needed. 13 and pulled down 27 relx>unds as NEW YORK (UPI) — It had to be one of the more em--. the floor general directing serted in the lineup. Against Providence ran its record to 19- barrassing moments for any professional athlete to endure. By Bill .Sacherek traffic, doing a superlative CCIL ‘doormat Platt High, Quaker State 10W30 PF-2 3. Brown is 12-6. There he was, before the eyes ^ I left New England last MIDGET job in the recent Indian sur­ I PF-24 AQOil Filters WINF outlasted a determined the 'locals had trouble ig­ Super Blend Motor Oil PF-25 of millions of fans on national .Louis Blues, who dropped a 3-2 weekend and head^ for West Newcombe Signs ge. He is also a fine catcher, Brown rallied twice, from a Crispino’s, 33-32, last night at niting their offense. Enter. 100% pure Pennsyl- i Easy spin on replace­ Reg. 2.99 television, being yanked from decision to Vancouver in the Mountain in Glen Galls, N-Y. with a shotgun arm and a Reg. 69c i ! four-point halftime deficit to tie the game after just six minutes Harry Bemis was my ski buddy. the West Side Rec. Pat Silver HOUSTON (UPI) - The E Z Maloney and the Indians vania all weather ment; sizes to fit most the game 61-61 at the end of only other game played. led the winners with 14 points Riders of World Team Tennis good hitter on the baseball went on the warpath. He had A U THESE CARS: of play. Phil Myre, the Atlanta The latter is normally a New motor oil. American cars. Limit 2 TAKING THESE SIZES: In the World Hockey Associa­ announced Tuesay that nine. GREMLIN, VEGA, PINTO, A78-13,C78-13,b Ius regulation time and goaltender, had seen only two Hampshire skier. while teammate Dennis 11 assists at the half in Limit 6 qts. per cus- . per customer. MAVERICK, MUSTANG k tion, Houston beat Minnesota Making the transition to 2.17 Fed. E . Tax ol $1.81 fromanotber four-point disad­ shots during that time but had West Mountain is known as Cipriano added eight. Eric threetime Winibledon cham­ Manchester’s 8^71 win. tomer.- YOUR CHOICE DUSTER. DART, NOVA to $2.01 and 4 smooth vantage to tie 67-67 after one 31, Chicago beat Edmonton 3-2, Gardner paced the losers with pion John Newcombe has b^ketball from football is CAMARO AND MANY tires oil your car. allowed both to get past him. Toronto beat Quebec 6-4 and the Cornerstone of the Adiroh- MORE. overtime. Brown went ahead . To be certain that none of the dacks and is only minutes may 13 points. Joe Maher had eight signed a contract with them to not as simple as it appears. Wearing the catcherls Whitewalls $2.54 more eKh. Winnipeg beat Los Angeles 4-2. 73-71 in the second overtime but markers for Crispino's. play the WTT circuit this Different muscles come into “tools of ignorance’’, drama was lost, the television First period goals by Hey from Lake George and within K) #VM/J I Kevin Stacom, who' had 25 camera rested idly on hs face easy reqch of Lake Placid.' summer, the third Australian to use during the roundball Maloney compiled a .371 ALL THESE CARS- TAKING THESE SIZES: points, tied the game with 72 Comeau and'-" Larry PEE WEE join the Touston franchise. while Myre sat in a corner of Romanchych gave Myre all the Riding the double chair lift to campaign and Maloney un­ batting average a year ago. TORINO, FURY, C78-14. E78-14, seconds left to set up Barnes’ the Atlanta • bench, the self- the summit we gazed about the Wyman Oil upended VFW, 19- Winner of the first World 1 *' At .1, MONTEGOk E78-15.F78-14.F78.15, margin he needed, with Curt dergoes whirlpool His backstop service was 3 winning basket. disgust on his face evident from rolling mountains and at the 17, and Nassiff Arms outlasted Championship of Tennis Men’s IMPALAANO Bennett and Keith McCreary Title in 1971, Newcombe was treatments to get into shape. curtailed, however, by MANY MORE, t *0$2.54 and 4 smooth one coast to the other. Hudson River and Lake George Manchester Travel Service, 11- urt... tires oM your car. Phil Brown led Brown with 20 adding insurance goals. Ed the E Z Riders’ first draft The shift to baseball is more shoulder miseries after the WhitewaHs $2.50 mor# each. 'That was only a couple of ; in (he distance. 9, last night in Pee Wee League ZINC COATED points and Vaughn Clarke had Westfall finally broke the action at the Y. choice. Also last year’s gradual. first four contests and he (y Y iW I 4-‘106 days ago, on Sunday afternoon, The mountain has over a 14. shptout bid with less than seven All These Cart: when Myre was treated to this 1,000-foot verticle drop. We Jimmy Tierney’s shot at the Australian men’s champion, The animated Maloney finished up at second base. Riviera, Olds. T-Bird. ALL T H ^e C A A l; minutes left. Heavy Duty Rear La Sabrs, Bonneville, 8UICK CADILLAC found the snow excellent. The buzzer in the first overtime Newcombe has other Texas already has set his goal for, LIKCOI N humiliation in a game against Indications have shown Cerlurion, Merqms. In other major action Bryan McSheffrey and John provided the mJ^gin of victory ties, owning a tennis ranch the baseball season. “We’re continental I for Los Angeles. On 'Tuesday night. trail map came in handy on this LTD, Monte Carlo, imperial I Tuesday night, Fairfield upset Gould scored within a 14-second resort in New Braunfels, Tex. that Maloney relishes in Lifetim e Guaranteed Load Leveler Shock end many more. strange mountain. for Wyman. He led his club with going to win the state cham­ TAKING TME8C S IZ It: Flames’ Coach Bernie GeoTfrio span of the second period to pin pressure-cooker situations.' Taking Thei|e Sizes: J78 t4* jra-is St. Bonaventure 82-75, Harvard sent his young goalie back into There are more than 11 miles 10 points while Paul Peck paced pionship this year,” he JACK MALONEY Goldin Muffler 078-14, G7S-15, H78-i4. L78-lSpii«9 fed downed Dartmouth 72-63, Rich­ the Blues with their sixth con­ Where the action is is where Absorbers H78-l5.,Fed. Ex.. Tax of El T«iofS307io the fire, explaining later, "I of trails and slopes here. It is the losers with seven. bluntly announced. Talking $3 31 indimooih mond topped Virginia Tech 90- secutive defeat. It was only the the injured Ray Sullivan $2.47 to $2.96 and 4 smooth irrtoilvourca*. had to put him in in order not to also the home of the guaranteed Nassiff’s won its game with you’ll normally find him. CARRY liree off your car ...wan, j 2.jo more each. second time in their four-year ^Doing Well on the basketball floor is Our Whitewallj ^50 more each. 86, M arshall beat George limited lift line. When the 1,200 four seconds left in regulation return^. His playing time And, if something isn’t To Fit Most Installed , OUT PRICE ruin his confidence. He’s a goo history thatthe Canucks have PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - also a habit he has a Reg. Washington 63-57, Texas Tech tickets are sold or reserved, no time on a John Cushing bucket. has not diminished, liappening, you can always American Including stand-up goalie, kicks very well beaten St. Louis. Carolina Cougars’ star Billy proficiency-in. "I like to tell 14.99 defeated Arkansas 89-83, Rice Cushing had five points while however, as a result. When count on this Manchester Cars Labor ea. with the legs, and when he’s hot the windows are closed and» . Cunningham was reported the officials what some of 12.99 Larry Lund, skating the stopped Baylor 83-76, Southern sales cease. Lift lines are no Mike Simonelli had five points trouble looms, the trouble­ performer to get something he can be unbeatable.” length of the ice, scored hi 20th “doing very well’’* today the players are doing. And Methodist edged Texas A&M longer than 12 minutes. for Travel. Extra load carrying capacity tor cars and light Myre withstood the test very goSI to break a 1-1 tie at 12:56 of following his second operation shooter springs into action. going. He’s where it’s at. Double wrapped and zinc coated — protects trucks, stop hazardous rear end sag. Have them in­ 70-68, Texas Christtipri nipped Bemis. a mechanic at then I go back to the players well, turning back all but one of the final period and help snap a in as many months Tuesday to . Coming in off the bench, against rust-and corrosion. Adapter, brackets and stalled for a modest $2.(X) each extra. While quan­ Texas 72-71 and Colorado Moriarty s, won a medal in apd tell them. Keep’s them MT TYRE MRM the 25 shots New York directed four-game Minnesota winning repair a congenital kidney Maloney has shown the abili­ clamps extra. ■ " tities last— No Rain Checks. shaded Nebraska 65-64. Nascar Race competition. thinking,” Somehow, the ar­ at himi as Atlanta whipped the streak. Ted Taylor then got the blockage. ty to HR a team. In three The Illing Ski Club enjoyed Pillion No. 1 ticulate sparkplug has ^ Division ov WHOLESALE TIRE CO. Islanders 44l It was an impor­ clincher for Houston by Cunningham, the American winning efforts, for exam­ In key games tonight, fourth- the full facilities at Bousquet's COUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) - avoided being tagged with a 30 Satisfied tant triumph for the Flames as shooting into an empty net with Basketball Association’s Most ple, he transformed a dor­ ranked North Carolina takes on in Pittsfield ... Dick Lindgren The U.S. Trotting Association technical foul thus far. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE ZETAH BROAD STREET MANCHESTER 643-2444 it pushed them back into a tie six seconds left to play. The , Valuable Player' last season, LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The No. 6 Maryland in a big Atlantic mant Manchester attack Manchester Sale: WED. thru SAT. for fourth place with Los was at Killington with 16 announced Monday Canadian underwent two-hour surgery at A member of the starting Los Angeles Dodgers have 30 of C6ast Conference battle .and Aeros, firstin the West Division into an explosive one with Angeles in the West Division of studen^ where the snow was Herve Filion captured his sixth Pennsylvania Hospital. He will unit at the outset of the their 39 roster players under I BankAmiricmd 114S Tollend Tpke. Open Late Every Night Davidson faces No. 2 ranked of the WHA, now lead runnerup his floor leadership. Being a tid T h e the National Hockey League, excellent. ' straight North American dash probably be lost for the rest of season, , Maloney contract for the 1974 season, it Except Sat. 'til 6 p.m. ram urea n c E R n w f North Carolina State. Winnipeg by 10 points and the See you on the mountain. title in 1973 with 445 victories. former quarterback and the just one point behind the St. Saints by 12. the season. relinquished the job when was announced Tuesday. I '4

g AGE SIXii:.fiN— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Cona.. Wed., Feb. ^3, 1974 su m Moa,Ftb. U thru Sat, Feb. 16 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn-'Wed.. Feb. 13,1974 — PAGE SEVENTEEN' IttM IM ult Mt miiaUa m uu lata or to Mtior retail aaoiire From UN( Of iMl HTOO a SHOPCOMPANIIS V e m O l l ^ T H E r f ’A M IL Y # our big Fuel Pinch an Old School Tale LAWYER.

"Activist” Shareholder r - th BIG GRAND oorly wook odl BARBARA RICHMOND budget allotment was $146,012 and The superintedent said this was due Some statistics listed were; The Cloiox 5 “The installation of an anthracite this was overexpended by $488.32. to a larger number of students numt>er of children enumerated. Suppose a political activist buys stoker at the Sykes School was The education budget for the leaving school at age 16 and going Sept. 1943, 1,444; num ber of one share of stock in a corpora-, completed last fall, and so far fuel coming fiscal year will hit die $8 to work in the hi^ly-paid factories teachers, 1^; number of pupils in tion that makes guns. His'purpose has been available'for It.” million mark and it too will be or on farms where workers were grade schools, 789; number in high is to gain access to a list of share­ holders, so he can arouse their Well, things aren’t quite that bad short of being what is needed 4b ne^ed. school, 666. OPENING W EEK opposition to the company’s prod­ Bleach The best of this week's yet, but this is an excerpt from the really take care of all of the needs “In the upper classes at the high The general government cannot ucts. report of the superintendent of of the Board of Education. school boys did not wait to be really be compared fairly as there Would the company have to let schools in Vernon 30 years ago, and Then the cost per pupil, based on drafted and left at 17 to enlist in the were separate budgets for running him see the books? although the type of fuel has the Average Daily Membership Navy or Merchant Marines,” the the City of Rockville and the Town Most courts faced.with this gallon question have said no. True, every changed, the problem of shortage (ADM) was $139.59 for high school superintendent said. of Vernon. About nine years ago students and $97.20 for grade stockholder is a co-owner of the has not. He further commented, “Highly this was all changied when the corporation. However, say these In his report the then superinten­ school students. patriotic as these moives appear, it governments were consolidated. courts, the relationship is strictly dent, Philip Howe, commented that "Last week, the report of the will be a cause of future regret if The education budget always came' economic, not political. To see the the Maple Street school was using Connecticut Public Expenditure we only save America to become a under the Town of Vernon. books he must have an economic oil in the fall and spring and coal Council listed the qpst per pupil in nation poorly educated.” motive. He must be acting, at least Vernon at $1,044 and this is con­ in part, to protect his investment. TO SHOP, Mn-Pnciig! throughout the winter months. The salaries for teachers W mis siderably lower than many oUfer. * averaged little more than $1,000 a All of those eligible to pay taxes Are you getting your Stop & Shopsworth? He said the use of coal in the old towns in the state. year and the superintendent, who paid a town tax while those living in high school “seems to be very The receipts for that year were was also principal of the high Rockville paid a city tax too wldcB*^ N A S T W f f V ANY OR ALL COUPONS MAY BE REDEEMED WITH ONE S5 PURCHASE expensive compared with previous listed at $30,151 school, did hot fare much better. was a questionable arrangement ^ costs of oil.” He added, “So far When that report was written in In the present superintendent’s and even way back then, and even gjith Coupon attempts to bring about a reconver­ 1944 it was nearing the end of the proposed budget the cost of plant longer ago, the thoughts of con­ g WITH THIS COUPON S A $5 PUllCHASE E WITH THIS COUPON I A $5 PURCHASE . sion to oil have been unsuccessful third year of the war and the maintenance is listed at more than solidating and returning to the town but the changing demands of the superintendent commented ttot |BOO,000. For the 1944 budget it was form of government were looming. nUnch Monday 205 Spencer St. I bampbell's Butterm ilk w ar m ay make this again the full effect of the war was ‘’listed at $6,000. The cost of instruc­ It took many people'many years to — Glotox ThniSotnnIay possible.” becoming apparent on education. tional supplies, now over the $1 get the voters to approve this Save (Silver Lane) f Tomato Soup i Biscuits And 30 years ago the total cost to The drop in attendance at the million mark, was listed then at arrangement which finally came to run the schools was $145,500. The' high school was from 602 to 498. $3,600. be in October of 1964. ^ 10 3/4 oz can |294i§ : Stop & Shop, 8 OZ pkg |^ 2 9 5 ^ § The activist shareholder is new Limit one l u ' i ^ K-Hort Plaza ;; Good Mon., Feb. 11—Sat., Feb. 16—Limit one pkg. per customer but the problem is old: how open Coupon 9® P" should a corporation’s books be? Per Customer 1^9 K V I Midnight Manchester Clearly, there has to be some sort 36 of limitation on access. As one Vlilh Tins judge explained, in barring a stock­ CoupQA^W' WITH THIS COUPON A A S5 PURCHASE i holder who was “just curious": “Considering the huge si/e of - - veiiO Finest C of C Rolls Increase;Retiree Coordinator Sought many modern corporations and Jeli-0 the complicated nature of their ______Gelatin bookkeeping, to permit their Cake Mix “ Ihousands of stockholders to roam _ With 272 members, the Services Council has agreed to HESTER' 3 oz pkg sending out letters to several at will through their records would : or Frostingj)r Brownie Mix ^ ■ 29i:S Rockville Area Chamber of take over the retired persons Moquin said the replies were Moquin said the retail Commerce has its highest groups and individuals to help almost 100 per cent in favor of members of the chamber are render impossible not only any ^Good Mon., Feb. 11—Sal.. Feb. 16—Limit one pkg. percustomer*'^^ program and is, presently attempt to keep their records effi­ membership ever and is well on raise the $2,000 needed for the such a move. Moquin said this also planning a sales promotion lobking for a coordinator. . first six months of the program. ciently but the proper carrying on the way to a self-imposed goal will not iSecome a mandatory in conjunction with the drawing Mrs. Goldie Pearl, who has There will be funding from of their businesses.” of 300 members set at the an­ thing but his committee is and will also hold a special been active in the council, has other sources when the On the other hand, a stock­ nual dinner last fall by William entertaining the thought of drawing for merchandise. : WITH THIS COUPON & A S5 PURCHASE agreed to be acting coordinator program is established, holder with a legitimate economic Repoli, president of the boarfl. preparing stickers so each The date is set for May 23 and to keep the service going while Roberts said. He asked the motive generally cannot be pre­ At Tuesday’s board meeting business taking part in conser­ Gown Town is scheduled for vented from seeing the books Stop & Shop the council is getting the chamber board to seriously Repoli said there are 41 more ving energy will have a sticker May 24 and 25. , merely because the management program on its feet. consider making a donation to Hunt’s members than there were last to put on the door so stating doesn’t happen to like him. :^g The chamber pioneered the this cause. Wilton Lisk, chairman of the year at this time. Eight new this. One stockholder was refused French Fries Tomato Sauce retired persons committee until The letter is asking for entertainment committee, said members were voted in yester­ there will be a “Swing Into access to his company’s books be­ Sozpkg 8 oz can ■ ■ 2 9 3 ^ it was ready to turn over to an donations from $25 to $1()0 part Z day. Spring" dance sponsored by the cause he was considered a ’’trou­ d Mon.. Feb. 11—Sat., Feb. 16—Limit one pkg. per customer**^^ m Good Mon.. Feb. 11—Sat.. Feb. 16— Limit one can percustomer**>^ organization having the of this will go toward paying a blemaker.’’ He was indeed a trou­ Coordinaler Sought knowhow and knowledge of Lottery Plans chamber and to be held March coordinator when one is hired. Moquin also said plans are blemaker. But the trouble he Gourmet’ s Glen Roberts, co-chairman of available funding to take it 23 at the Kosciuszko Gub in wanted to make was getting rid Curtailed Hours' being finalized to hold the state > i the committee on retired per­ over. Rockville. of the management, which he lottery drawing in conjunction sons, reported that the^ In connection with the William Moquin, cbah'man of Tickets for this event are thought was doing a bad job of Delight with Oown Town which is spon­ Self-basting, always meaty and tender! Hockanum Valley Community program, Roberts said he is the retail conimittee, reported available at the chamber office, running the business. sored each year by the Subur­ on the response to a question­ LaFayette Square. The cost is In these circumstances, a court / • naire which was sent out to ban Women’s Gub. $5 a couple and those attending ordered the company to open the Just Roast 'four Master Charge ^alcoma On I local businesses asking their The state requires that the are to bring their own liquid books for his inspection. The court and Serve With PRENHiS^ Ail Freezer Orders I reaction to a proposal to close lottery be held under cover. refreshments. The Penthouse f" said that for a disgruntled in­ their businesses one-half hour Clown Town has a giant tent Four will play for dancing. vestor, throwing the management W ild Rice. earlier or open one-half hour which will be suitable for this Robert Tedoli, head of the In­ out was a natural and proper ob­ lb later. purpose. surance Advisory Committee, jective. WESTERN BEEF said applications must be in by A public service feature of the m \ I Friday for those interested in American Bar Association and the group insurance plan spon­ the Connecticut Bar Associa­ I TOLLHNU' Vernon sored by the chamber. tion. Written by Will Bernard. t o P o u n d s 5 14 I TURNPIKE ! 'This would be to have the O 1074 American Bar Association I " ‘ NCHESTER ^ ™ N M ™ - .’;* ' policy effective April 1. This plan is for businesses too small i OPEN SUNDAY 9 - 6 CLOSED MON. | to come under regular group in­ Priests Back Boycott surance. The plan includes Blue C i ! SPECIALS THUBS. FBI, and SATj Cross, Connecticut Medical On Lettuce, Grapes Service (CMS) and Major Hearing Asked ipWSi I Farm Fresh (Combo Medical. On Ambulance Parishioners of St. Bernard the Rev. William Schneider, Director ready Services Church, Rockville, are being assistant pastor. Executive Director R. Ber­ 'm i iCHKKEN LEGSCQCI encouraged by the pastors of They told the parishioners nard Gowl, reported that the HARTFORD (UPI) A Mi the church, to back the boyott that the National Conference of 1974 Price and Lee Directory is Superior Court Judge has t l W W Itim iroinoarluiciieM AVAILABLE IN STORES FEATURING A SERVICE DELI of lettuce and table grapes in Bishops supports the right of now on sale. ordered the state Ambulance !.n BREASTS J v - ! support of the farm workers. field workers, and the He said in making up the Commission to show cause Feb. ... ! Smlthbeld’s Lean ! The plight of the migrant agricultural industry, to free directory, the publishers said 28 why a public hearing should farm workers was discussed at secret-ballot elections. they very carefully eliminated not be held on allegations of Ofters all of the Masses at the Such elections would deter­ referrace to R o c k t^ except in widespread abuse among Pira NrUiihBir Rockville Church, Sunday by mine whether the farm workers paid advertisements where it metropolitan Hartford am­ STOP& M oi REGULAR OR the Rev. John White, pastor and want union representation and was requested that it be left in. bulance companies. SHOP CM >2” Potato Salad OIL A VINEGAR lb . 391 which union they want to repre­ Crowl said he had nothing to The show cause order was .(MYi Wing t i l t sent them. do with the ad that appears for granted by Judge Leo Moat Lasagna 'i" T9 Cola Slaw Deliciousljij 39‘ The priests also said the the Chamber of Commerce (a Parskey at the request of Rep. or t-8 o ■ Cut as datlred Into Boatt« A Canter SUcet Aide Accused bishop’s conference called upon free ad because of the help tte Edward King, R-Farmington, growers and the Teamsters chamber gave when the (UrCc- ^who complained the commis­ I Bugnackl’e Special Meat Products New in our Service Delicatessen .. Of Injuring IFnion, with which some of the tory was being compiled.) The sion has illegally refused to in­ workers are now affiliated, to ad calls it the "Vernon Area vite the public to testify about iGERMAN BOLOGNAgA^ Home Patient yield to this demand of the Chamber of Commerce.” possible abuses by area am­ 1 /2 U J BLOOMFIELD MUPI) - United Farm Workers without bulance firms. Boneless e illc fr o c h cheeses are sliced ■COOKEDSALAMI delay. u U IS IlC S n by our deli dork, they’re wrapped In Police said a convalescent The commission, meanwhile, ftlDlye our new water-proof, air-tight Press'N Seal plastic GBOCEBY SPtCHLS home aide struck a 75-year-old Most of the farm workers plans a meeting Wednesday to bags. The bags keep everything (resh and can be used patient, sending him to the have reportedly voted to be Rockville consider reports of six state I Sweet Life | again and again. Lots of uses printed right on them! hospital with a fractured Jaw represented by the United agencies investigating am-, Only at Stop & Shop! and internal injuries." Farm Workers led by Cesar Hospital bulance company practices. 5 to IFBUITCOCKTAiLisite. 3 /1 ° ” .! Authorities arreted Mrs. Chavez. The heads of three ambulance Beef Tenderloins Mignon I t Roasting Chickens 6 lbs I KnH ^ ■ Alice E. Satcheil, 51, Tuesday The bishop’s conference also Notes firms already have been German Style Bologna -69° in cpuiection with the Feb. 2 in- supported the United Farm Admitted Tuesday: Lucille arrested on charges of falsely Workers boycott of table grapes billing the state Welfare cidrat at High Ridge Convales­ Barkley, Middle Rd., Ellington; S T * ! ITALIAN DRESSING 1602. _ 5a i i cent Ho^ital. and head lettuce until such time Sheila Bell, School St., Department for services to Alport’s Pastrami: 89° Beal Stick i 99° as free secret-ballot elections I S i v e e f Lite | Police said the patient, Rockville; Shirley Dunlap, welfare recipients. m Fim$t Vincenzo Rossito, had been un­ are cmducted, the priests Webster St., Rockville; Jo se^ V'*. 'A*', Watson’s Turkey Roll- White Meat : 69° able to walk without assistance explained. Gerich, Baker Rd., Vernon; | p ETEHGENT32o. ■ BotHe 3 /1 ° » * j or speak clearly of an Lawrence Hickey, Somers Rd., Impait Finnish Swiss Cheese <;75 I Hunt's I earlier stroke when he was at­ Ellington; Helra McFarlane, Puts Ceiling tacked. Orchard St., Rockville; Mary BRISTOL (UPI) - A Bristol, Provolone Cheese For your submarine sandwiches. <0. .1? 79 Mrs. Satcheil was charged Powell, Gerald Dr., Rockville; home improvements contractor i l S S i i i AVAILABLE IN STORES FEATUHINO A SERVICE DELI ■TPWATP PASTE 3 /1 * ° » ! with second-degree assault and Horse Breed Smallest . Frank Prucnal, Warehouse offers to ‘‘put a ceiling” on gas- Sweet Life second-degree reckless en- Buenos Aires — The smallest Point; Karen Sherman, Moun­ olirie prices for customers. dangerment and discharged im­ horses are those bred at the El tain St., Rockville; Nina Stone, Walter Hintz says he wilLgive Mini-Priced'' Budget Stretchers! mediately from her job. away 100 gallons of gasoline if ;ib Peludo Ranch in A rgentina. South St., Rockville; Nancy * 'v CATSUI^14 02. 3/ 79«! She was released on a $260 Adults range from under 12 Sweatt, South St., Rockville; ordered to put new siding on a SEE OUR BIG Back Bay Bacon-Sliced Kal-Kan surety bond pending a Feb. 20 inches to 42 inches at the shoul­ Shane Tambling, W. Main St., ’ home. Roofing work is worth 50 bag circuit court hearing in West der and weigh up to 150 pound^ Rockville; Shirley Ziemba, gallons of free gas and a gutter SIX PAGE CIRCULAR Handschumacher Bologna ^.^e^ 88' ^ Hartford. Village St., RockviUe. or storm window job gets the IN YOUR MAIL THIS BEEFCHUNKS230E. 2/ 99< I Discharged Tuesday; Louise customer 25 gallons. Hintz says Maid Bite Breaded Vaal Steaks ^hozen gg; PBODUCe SKCiBLS Ballasy, Middle Butcher Rd., that since his gasoline promo­ WEEK FOR MORE RETCHERt GLilSS CO. Ellington; Eunice Clark, E. tion campaign began, business efnmA . Can. Dose Bud Maiq^ St., Rockville; Jolene hL(s doubled. After completing ^ T A N T A S T I C VALUES. Get Your Stop & Shopsworth! Sunkist Gark, Spruce St., Manchester; his job, he says customers get a O v w Y M r a el Expwtone* of MANCHESTER 25 1 Russell Cyr, Main S t, certificate for gasoline from CARROTS ORANGES one of the only dealers in IF YOU OIO NOT Auto • Plato - W indow QI o m - M irrors - QI o m South Windsor; Manuel Ferreira, Overbrook Dr., Ver­ Bristol who has gasoline con­ • * . Sunkist Navel Oranges 8 19*U b.B ag 9 9 * dol F unilturo Tops • Picture Framing - Firojilaco A RECEIVE ONE. i I «aded with natural juice. — Mini-priced.' non; Lynn Hathaway, Hanson sistently. V one jum o/ Door Mirrors - M odicino Cablnott - Special Work Dr., Vernon; Dorothy Hudson, PICK ONE UP UWu / D’Anlou Frash fkwon •sis. Highland Ave., Rockville; Nor­ Cinnamon dozen Broccoli .°r;r.:M 49L C o l l o c t o r ’a I t o n i s , man Leduc, Jr., RFD 8, Ver­ | \ AT THE STORE ' 'm Danish Platoa PEARS CABBAGE M anchester non; Nell Moss, Fox Hill Dr., L 649"4521 omnJ Prooidanlial RockviUe; Bari7 Richardson, New Personnel Head V Colory Hearts s . 491 6 / 6 9 « 1 3 « ul D o c a n t o r a RFD 4, Rockville; Michaei EVANSTON, III. (UPI) - N u lin a EstinM lM Olodly Qivtn Saternis, Cottage 8t., Fred D. Bjorling, former Roproductlona Pink or Whita 3UI.0A0 Op«n Thur*. A F r i. HH 9 P .M . RockvUle; Frank SUsz, Hgrlow director of personnel at the S o t . Mil 5 P .M . St., Rockville; Gwendolyn University of Chicago, has len Mon.Jvb. 18,'6°irWashingtou’s Birthday! GRAPEFRUIT ONIONS PlotHca in Stock Strong, Main St., South Wind­ been named director of per­ Prices in This ^Vk" ■ / ” ■ W S 4 McKee S t, MandNster 3 16 sor; Janice VanHome, Valerie sonnel for Northwestern 1 2 * E a 5 9 < (Off Cantor Slroat) Stock Shcati or Cut Dr., Vernon; Mary Lou Weber, Uiiiversily. MANCHEtTBI - 283 MIDDLE TFKL WIST S i z o i We Reserve the Right To (.imli Quantities Prices Ellecllve thru Feb. 16. 1974 EAST HARTFORD - 830 SILYER LANE Windermere Ave., RockviUb. . 4- V' \ P^ E EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed., Feb. 13. 1974 li MANCRESTERahche^ EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 13, 1974— PAGE NINETEEN GOP Meets on March 7 Missing Nixon Subpoena To Endorse Committee Found By Postal Service Where Quality Aljiways Exceeds The Price! The Manchester Republican District 4 — Mrs. Harriet Town Committee will meet Haslett, 78 Blue Ridge Dr. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The the letter was flat in shape, psychiatrist, allegedly the act WWM l “ u f O N March 7 to endorse a new town District 5— Eugene Montany, Postal Service has found and resembling a package more of White House plumbers WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE committee for the next two 280 Ferguson Rd. delivered an historic presiden­ than a letter, and had no outside directed by Ehrllchman. THERE'S A GUARANTEE years and GOP Chairman A. District 6 — John Garside, 51 tial subpoena that got lost in “rush” markings. Ehrlichman’s attorneys w n a n ' — ___ Paul Berte is asking all those Westminster Rd. routing and chugged crosscoun­ The subpoena was the first asked that,Nixon testify in sup­ KRAFT registered Republicans in- District 7 ,— Mrs. Mary try by surface mail like any or­ ever issued a president of the ’ port of their client’s contention dinary package. 1215 Vi SILVER LANE—EAST HARTFORD SAM CRISPINO'S terrated in serving to contact Fletcher, 76 Irving St. \ United States by a state court. he should not be subject to trial MAYONNAISE 4 9 * their district leaders by March District 8 — Mrs. Ellen White House spokesmen had It commands Nixon to testify because he was functioning at 1. . Bickford, 2f Proctor Rd. already indicated President IN fS V TOTAL SHOPPING VALUE REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS personally' at an impending the time as a federal law en­ Nixon would “ respectfully The leaders are: District 9 — Mrs. Elsie pretriar hearing and the sub­ forcement official. eat Economy Uutlet SLIPREIME R18R o n e x 5o o p o n p e r c u s t o m e r District 1 — Mrs. Patricia Swensso.n, 29 Somerset Dr. decline’’ the subpoena to testify sequent trial of his foriner chief V ^lrtD MON. - SAT., FEB. 11-16 Lawrence, 149 Delmont St. District 10 — Mrs. Carol at the California trial of three domestic affairs adviser, John There is a chance the sub­ H O U R S * 9 •« <> * Thurs., Fri. 9 lo ...yow guorimtee of the HNEST, QUALITY BRANDS... FOODS District 2 — Mrs. Joyce Kuehl, 74 Mountain Rd. alleged “ White House D. Ehrlichfnan, and two ■ .Sill. 8 to ft • (CloNfd^All Day Monday) poena could be quashed in court tflS rtIRIfOfO Nicola, 18 Stephen St. Berte said also thatT those plumbers’’ — but the question codefendants. without Nixon rejecting it. A Corn King District 3 - Mrs. Saliy Marte, registered Republicans in­ unanswered until Tuesday was, ’They have been indicted on Washington , D.C., court must famous ^ GREEN STAMPS with every perdiose. Everytime. All the timel III»N [ H s.: [ h 176 W. Vernon St. terested in being delegates to what happened to it? charges of conspiracy and rule whether the Calidornia Conventions should contact him Los Angeles Superior Court burglary in the 1971 break-in at document is valid in the CANNED HAM at^75 Main St., or call him at Judge Gordon Ringer signed the office of Daniel Ellsburg’s District of Columbia. 646^39. He said the delegates the subpoena and had it posted will be chosen March 7, im­ “certified mail’’ on Feb. 5, in­ WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE Gibbons Assembly mediately after the 1974-76 Gives Recital tended or air mail letter IS DUNCAN HINES Plans Food Sale GOP Town Committee is Donald Charlamb, a student delivery to the White House. named. at Hartt College of Music of the When it did not arrive in PERSONAL SAVE CAKE WHITE YELLOW Gibbons Assembly, Catholic The. conventions, the number University of Hartford, will reasonable time, postal of­ Double VALUABLE COUPON 2 S * Ladies of Columbus, will spon­ of delegates and the dates are: give a piano recital in Millard ficials admitted it had gone CHECKING. $ 6 4 9 m l A DEVIL sor a food sale Saturday from 10 Republican State Convention Auditorium at Hartt College astray. A Total REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS a m. to noon at Butterfield’s at S‘Lb. Can — 19 delegates, June 21-22. Friday at 8 p.m. Tuesday, a postal official said S&H WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE r OR ONE'COUPON PER CUSTOMER the Parkade. First Congressional District He will play Mozart’s the letter transmitting the sub­ ACCOUNTS OUR OW N, FRESH iWADE VAID MON. - SAT., FEB. 11-16 The proceeds from the food — 19 delegates, June 29. “ Sonata in D, K.576,’’ poena apparently ^was'delayed’ 1 6-oz. Can Frozen of ^2.62 sate will be donated equally to because “it looked like a Hartford County — 19 Beethoven’s “Sonata in D Free checks. Free statements. Green the Manchester Scholarship delegates, June 15. Minor,. Op. 31 No. 2,’’ package’’ and traveled surface SWIET LIFE Foundation and the East carrier from Los Angeles. No Minimum Balance ITUUN S«BAGE mumrnsmmmm Third Senatorial District —11 Prokofiev’s “Sonata No. 4, C By Catholic Scholarship Founda­ delegates, July 1. Minor, Op. 29,’’ and Chopin’s A formal statement said tion. Each of these only: "The letter was delivered Fourth Senatorial District — “ Impromptu in F sharp,’’ Medium Stamps organizations has previofcly 8 delegates, July 1. “Three Mazurkas,’’ and this morning. We traced it and MANCHESTER STATE BANK Redeeming VALUABLE COUPON received $500 contributions Ninth Assembly District — 2 found that it was dated as or Hot ORANGE JUICE “Scherzo in E.” / from the assembly and the food REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS delegates, July 2. Charlamb is the son of Mr. having been sent by surface 1041 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER sale is held to keep thedonation mail from Los Angeles some Every WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE Fourteenth Assembly and Mrs. Alexander Charlamb, Open Sat. 9 A.M . - Noon ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER All at the $500 level. time on Feb. 5.” District — 2 delegates, July 2. 55 E. Eldridge St. b . VALID MON. - SAT., FEB. 11 - 16 GIANT 49-OZ. PKG. ' ^4° Mrs. Richard Luko and Miss A Postal Service source said r Member FDIC Mary Fraher are co-chairmen Stock Up At This Pricel Wednesday Coupons In TIDE of the event. They are being assisted by Mrs. Wesley Gryk, 7 l L REEF, FRESH GROUND DETERGENT 5 9 * M i s . H. John Malone, Mrs. This Ad! REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS James Blanchfield and Mrs. R13R ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Gerald Goodrich. HAMBURG VAID MON. - SAT., FEB. 11-16 Members of the organization will be contacted by a com­ MANCHESTER STORE mittee member for a food dona­ ONLY tion of cake, pie, cookies, brow­ 587 E. Middle Tpke. NOTICE TO nies, bread, rolls, jellies, preserves,candy. or fudge. OPEN MONDAY Anyone wishing to donate to PRESIDENTS BIRTHDAY this project may contact a com­ 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. OUR CUSTOMERS $ 9 .5 0 VALUABLE COUPON mittee member. a u o E « T o u m OPEN 8:30 AM • 10 PM With settlement of the recent trucker’s strike, deliveries of Fresh Meat, Produce and other An All-Purpose Budget Stretcher! MONDAY TD SATURDAY perishables, items are really rolling Into your SHOP-RITE8. 5-10 LB. WITH THIS COUPON ANDn i Y u $5tj»a PURCHASEr w n v n M C REDEEM YOUR FEDERAL In the meantime, we atill bring you a wide saiaction of avaiiabla maat Items, canned and VACUUM PACKED 22-OZ. BTL. ^ 030 FOOD STAMPS HEREl frozen meat dish ideas, high protein dairy foods, seafood and values in every department. AVG. St. Bridget Look (or our RED and WHITE “HIGH PROTEIN FOODS” signs throughout the store. PALMOLIVE SLICED BACDN LIQUID DETERGENT 2 9 * I Honor Roll TURKEYS REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS The following students at St. ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Bridget School have been U.S.D.A. Choice Center Cut ROR VAID MON. - SAT., FEB. 11-16 named to the honor roll for the second quarter; OVEN 4 B Q Grade eight — Kathleen BEEF RIB ROAST b e a d y lb. Bossidy, James Cleary, Steven Conti, Patricia Gatzkiewicz, U.S.D.A. Grade A Diane Genovesi, Donna Har­ mon, Greg Jones, Margaret You Sava SO* Lb.l VALUABLE COUPON ^ itjCMMiM Joy, David Keeney, John ROCK CORNISH HENS B IU D E k K M IIH E Kurowski, Marguerite Parker WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE and Katherine Sombric. Grade seven — Paul FREEZER DOLE 46-oz. CAN _ ^ C22 Carpenter, Carey Flanagan, CHICKEN PINEAPPLE Glenn Glade, Kathleen Fresh Produce McCarthy, Maricarol SPECIALS! JUICE 4 1 9 McMahon, Gerald O’Connor, 88 SIZE A lot More Deli Value ]r A lot More Deli Value LEGS ^ REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS Matthew Tobin, Ronald Walsh ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER and Arthur Warrington. CANNED SKINLESS. BEEF & DINNER ROR SUNKIST Once Again - Repeat of a Sellout! 051 j VAID MON. - SAT., FEB. 11-16 Salmonella Traced U.S.D.A. Whole HARTFORD (UPI) - The NAVEL HORMEL SHOP- RITE state Health Department says a case of a rare type of ORANGES TEWEIILMN OF BEEF salmonella infection has HAM FRANKS appeared in Connecticut and II was traced to Canadian - VALUABLE COUPON manufactured Christmas can­ II $^143 3-lb I ►. dies. The f.oil-wrapped can | ^ | B j chocolate balls were dis­ II 1 0 8 9 ^ WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE tributed by a New Jersey com­ 1 ^ = 9 9 ' 1 WHITE OR COLORS — ^ C20 pany. The state Department of Consumer Protection has been II A Lot More Deli Value! A Lot More Dairy Value! VIVA JUMBO ^ 9 | E 5 4 removing the sweets from Bananas .12* osc yer 1 ib. Si:129 dealers’ shelves. Health Com­ II FRANKS S pkfl. I Tropicana °»!8‘ “..r'59' 9 Ihs. Average FRODUCE TOWELS- ^ 9 BEEF REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS missioner Douglas E. Lloyd Brussel Sproutsl^ 39^ Bologna OSCAR MAYER if,* 7 9 ^ w ill M Into R M MIgnon, or any way you w ith. At itifg said Tuesday there were six II Margarine ;539' ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Spinach m '* r.39^ OSCAR 09' weight, gm a hill S tart, and not a siM lIar DIM that you cases of ordinary salmonella in­ Beef Bologna MAYER pLg. A would gat on a lassar weight Tandartoln. ^ ROR VAID MON. - SAT., FEB. 11 - 16 fections reported during the Amer. Cheese'°3S5S“’« ’1” RUSSERS "THE ULTIMATE" •IITomatoes 'Sfsw' p.39^ OSCAR » $1 39 week of Feb. 9, and 19 cases Variety Pak MAYER Yogurts 4;.-;99' 1 9 have been reported this year. II Crisp Celery ...29^ WHOLE RIBS OF BEEF GOURMET HAM V2 Lb. $10 Million Loan Carrots swe|t 2:i.39^ A lot More Grocery Value! A lot More Grocery Value! II LAND O’ LAKES SLICED HARTFORD (UPI) - Pears 3 *1 W f iW n T ’’ W W f M . VALUABLE COUPON Connecticut General Life In­ II LIPTUN SOUP WHOlf TOMATOES WHITE surance Co. says it has agreed Apples SEOOilGOLDEN 3 Ik i. CHICKEN to lend $10 million to Central II NOODLE 0 TWO SHOP-RITE II AMERICAN CHEESE...... VaLb. WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE Louisiana Electric Co. Central ' Health & B eauty A ids!—' MIX PACK 4 > ^ -> 9 9 14~OZ. BTL.. o ■ ■ ■ C22 Louisiana is a public utility that Baby Powder JOHNSONS Q Q C 3 £ 8 9 ' provides electric, gas and II BOGNER’S IN BULK HEINZ 1 5 ^ water service in 31 counties in Clairol m , $1 19 Louisiana. FRANKFURTS KETCHUP . ■ 9 — — A ppetiz er D ept. I C&CCola 6S49'Grape Drink 3iS»l REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS WHOLE. h a l f o A Dog Food Mosf&rs 4’ir„:*99^ Muellers j.t 39^ POP o n e COUPON PER CUSTOMER Pastrami SLICED . 8 9 ^ MUCKE’S FRESH SLICED Sl?52 ? *"5 »" siWir. Shall. Ireiliii VAID MON. - SAT., FEB. 11-16 NOTICE n e t and Ground Beef. OF SPECIAL MEETING OF Chicken Rq)l SLICED H 8 9 ^ Cake Mixes ~ 3 E " >to79' Ronzoni uasais, v59' OLIVE on MEMBERS OF Dept.!— ' Savarin pdffee 'S '. Green Beans “Si!"* S'iir*! MANCHESTER SAVINGS n? Vi Lb. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, White Bread'wr ’ii'39^ Sorry We Ran Out Last Week, Wa ll Hava Ptanty INCORPORATED A lot More Frozen Food Value! TMtWaekandl A special meeting of the Bread YAWWIcVwHiTE* %37^ BAR-B-QUE STYLE members of Manchester — ' “General Merchandise—— SWANSON im iffiVAlUABlE Savinjgs and Loan Association, SIRLOIN, MEAT LOAF, C FRESH POM COMBO CHICKEN QUARTERS coupon S Incorporated called for by the Panty HoseiI!'«T§‘ SALISBURY OR TURKEY LEGS W/BACK8> ^BREASTS W/WIN6S order of the Board of Directors DINNERS WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE will be held at .the Main Office Gloves "cSfew 59' LB. PKG. QUARTERS C44 of the Association, 1007 Main Seafood Dept.!““ Cherry Pie Perch Fillets SNoe-aiTi Street, Manchester, Connec­ CALIF CRISP VALUABLE COUPON LAND 0’ LAKES I B O < ticut on Friday, February 15th, Orange Juice, *4ir,*.99* Jeno’s Pizza 1974 at 7:30 P.M. for the Shriir*' “WiF . * 2 ” WITH THIS COUPON AND $7.50 PURCHASE BUTTER 9 W following purpose: REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS SHOP RITE COUPON 'I'o consider and take action CARROTS 2 / 3 5 ' ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER upon a proposal to amend Arti- Toward the purchase of 10 0 F R E E ROR VAID MON. - SAT., FEB. 11-16 1 0 Shop-Rito or any Brand ^ Toward the purchaso of ' cle I of the Articles of the Toward the purehaM of 1 a IdOcountorlargor S&H GREEN STAMPS Association to change the name 2 ROLLS OF a 1 pt. bottia of of said Corporation from SHOP-RITE tonsisto at Rib Beast, Lein Roast, and 8 Canter Cut WASH. STATE DELICIOUS VOID DOUBLE STAMP DAYS Manchester Savings and Loan , OFF PAPER LUX LIQUID O F F OR ANY BRAND Pork Chapa. REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS Association, Incorporated to MH ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Heritage Savings and Loan Um«: One eeupen p * e w e n w . * WITH T H IS NAPKINS VALID MON.'- SAT.. FEB. 11-16 ’coSmi!? tow els - U 8e*, Fab. S. 1ST4. MH WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS! APPLES WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TOIIMIT QUANTITIES umitiOMowa^Hriowa,., 8 / 6 9 ' Association, Incorporated. towpen geoo ooen, snop-Pbie Supefireeliat COUPON Oo«»nu,Irool,uroa. lS,SOfS U n ill: One c b a p M M r f M iill, . TRURS., FRI., and SAT. SPECIALS January 13, 1974. cooM* (M a M M r SEwa-ano i nHfataHioE MFOl Oeeaee eialree IM ., Fes. IS . 1S74 OMpen s*bS MF Sbep-MIe SeH'mnrSeE Dorothea E. Stavnitsky, SAVE 15 ______infflnSAVt 13* Secretary IS A V i tS * Prices ofloclivo thru Sot Fobruary U lt7 « Not rospensibla for typographical errors Ms retoFM the right to limit quanllllos PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Feb. 13, 1974

MANCHESTEREVENING h e r a l d , Manchester. Cofln., Wed.. Feb. 13. 1974- PAGE TWENtY-ONR BUGS BUNNY o u t ; o u r w a y b y n r d c o c iir a n OU R BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE

1974 W»Q THE says he will work in the Senate 7£ ■ DECIMAL thing that comes to mind” is to P pop CAME! toward a mandatory national call for it recommital “with in­ system of gas rationing. structions.” "The energy crisis is affecting H Speaking at a Washington 33. Jog. "I’m going to press all of us. Look at the fix we’ve I news conference following a» 34. Try a solar energy hookup legislatively for a national got ourselves into. ■ M Tuesday meeting with John for heating. systerh of rationing,” Weicker The new World Trade 35. Turn oTf heat in unused Mm. Weber, assistant administrator said. “I just see the situation Building in New York City is a in the Federal Energy Office, rooms. getting worse’ and there’s no terrific example. Great y MICKEY FINN Weicker said he strongly tSk • “ fill 36. Heat water in covered BY HANK LEONARD ducking around it.” architecture it is but this one pots. believes the gasoline problem He cited increasing traffic building consumes as much HE'S AN OLD I W ANT TO DOCTOR... I'D LIKE YOU \ will worsen in the coming 37. Gp to bed earlier. FRIEND, JOHNNY SEE THAT HE'S OWE HIM THIS CHECK... flow across the nation during energy in a summer’s day as a months. 38. Iron fewer clothes. FORTUMATELY, THERE ARE NO CUTS ... HIS NA/ME IS REWARDED FOR A THOUSAND the spring, summer and early city of 120,000 people. ON /MISS NELSON'S FACE/ NOW IF JIM JONES.' FOR SAi/mmRv "So, if you think you’ve got 39. Turn the ‘heat off when fall months. 'The airlines have already baking or roasting. VOU’LL EXCUSE ME, I'L L SEE SOMEONE ELLEN'S LIFE! people behaving in strange ELSE WHO IS CONCERNED ABOUT HER Weicker also said the Federal been hit with flint cutbacks to 40. Develop your night vision. ...THE MAN WHO DONATED HIS BLOOD.' ways now, I’ve got news for Energy Office planned to conserve fuel but the roar from 41. Hike mofe. S»sS>. you; it’s going to get far, far ^ N C E A N • release “recomputed figures” alpng the highways might con­ 42. Don't heat your garage. OWL, ALWAYS worse,” the Connecticut 0 WHY MOTHERS SET GRAY 2-ij I'i A N O W L = later in the day on gasoline vince you things are moving as 43. Dance with your wife (D 1974 t y Ig A , In c, I M Rtg U S P « Oil Republican said. allocations for the state. usual. You might be interest^ more. Weicker told neWsmen he Without citing specific to know the nation’s trucking 44. Turn off the stereo and CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE would attempt legislatively to figures, he said, Connecticut indukry consumes two-and-a- learn to play the harmonica. produce a national rationing still would fall short. half times as much fuel as the 45. Don’t buy that camper. YOU REALIZE REALIZE? OF HOUR AFTER HOUR I'VE WORRIED BLAZES!., plan free of the bureaucratic THE IMPORTANCE “There’s no question in my aviation industry. 46. Use cold-water detergent COURSE I IN THE LAB— RECONSTKUCriNft LOOK, flaws that arose with rationing ‘ P OF THOSE 'SULU r e a l iz e ; I'V E WHAT e a r l y HUMANIODS MUST B A N Z A I I mind,” he said, “that we have And while there’s a rush on for laundry. MAW" FO SSILS? SPENT YEAR'.- HAVE LOOKED LIKE! during World War II. got to have a national system of wood-burning Franklin stoves S T U p y iw © 47. Don’t convert & quad Noting the emergency energy rationing.” to keep the old homestead sound. warm this winter, a Cost of 48. Check household insula­ Living Council study shows tion. PRISCILLA S POP United States oil' companies 49. Bring your lurfeh instead BY AL VERMEER exported almost three times as of going out. PRISCILLA, WWY B E C A U S E I ' m ' ly »9:4 6» NtA, Inc. IM Bfg US P« 0» Ambulance Agency AREN'T YOU TWO 'T B R O K E !' much oil last year as the year 50. Unplug all those coffee GALLOPING OFF INTO before. pots and drink less coffee. THE SUNSET? To Probe Charg es Meanwhile, those people who 51. Start an energy conserva­ supply your wife with panty tion contest. hose and you with all kinds of HARTFORD (UPI) - The 52. Think warm thoughts. amounts ranging from $38.50 to plastic goodies — the 53. Play 45 rpm records at I I9 '4 0, W, n. r V BW US 0" state Ambulance Commission $77. petrochemical industry — are 331/3. was to meet today to weigh new They are Hargey L. Kagan, really worried. In Texas alone a 54. Wear gloves more often. allegations in a widening in­ owner of Professional Am­ They Win Free Shopping Spree 15 per cent cut in oil and gas 55. Try cross-country skiing. STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF vestigation that already has led bulance Service Inc., Peter would leave 25,(XX) Texans out 56. Use thicker blankets. to the arrest of three Topa, owner of Trinity Am­ IF I HAP ALL THAT EASY AAONEV of work. Nationwide, some half 57. Read instead of watching NO, /AK. AMES'JUST metropolitan Hartford am­ bulance Service Inc., and HUH? IN MY OWN n a m e ,.MY HUSBAND take a cold shower-' Refrigerators and freezers million Americans could lose the tube. WOULD FEEL-WELL-INADEQUATE.' AND you'll feel BETTER ) bulance company executives on Richard Meny, owner of L and are bulging with meats, their jobs. 58. Make one trip instead of IN THE MORNIWe! welfare fraud charges. M Ambulance Corporation. shrimp, cheese and other -II You may not have felt the two. The fraud charges and The following day, Kagan was viands gathered Tuesday by bite yet, but to keep the so- 59. Empty your car trunk. allegations of -bribes to sued for $250,000 in action filed winners of the $200 shopping THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM called “energy crisis” from 60. Cover part of your car policemen and convalescent by G and L Ambulance Service spree awarded by the turning into a national radiator for faster warmup. home employes have been in­ of Farmington, a rival firm. Pathmark office of the Savings m... I ’LL wm m C O P S ! c m c E . catastrophe everyone’s got to 61. Eat Mexican chili. vestigated by the commission. Raymond Bouchard, owner of Bank of Manchester during its help out. To comply with the 62. Give up on twin beds. S U R P R i% > O F \^ O R P S ! The commission is under G and L, claims Kagan made opening week. President’s five per cent volun­ 63. Sharpen pencils by hand. Superior Court order to tell why false and unlawful accusations Winners of the shopping spree tary reduction in energy con­ 64. Learn to love long johns. 15 other complaints against am­ against G and L and tried to at the Pathmark supermarket sumption will require effort and 65. Use your feather-filled bulance companies should not have his firm expelled from the were David M. Collins of 525 ingenuity. Try some of these: sleeping bag. be scheduled for public Connecticut Ambulance Bush Hill Rd. and Karen Bray 1. Turn the thermostat down 66. Convert to a four-day hearings. Association. of Cooper Lane, Coventry. five degrees more. work week. The cornplaints include Ambulance commissioners Collins just barely made his 2. Don’t heat the swimming 67. Eat less toast. charges of illegal advertising, have been ordered to appear in $200 quota in the alloted five pool. 68. Move to Palm Beach. unmanned ambalance garages, Superior Court Feb. 28 to show minutes. His groceries totaled 3. Don’t take unnecessary 69. Give up hot combs and use refusal to serve penniless cause why public hearings just a penny more than the THE FLINTSTONES long trips. a towel. BY IIANA-BARIIERA patients and deliberately should not be held. limit. David P. Bray went shop­ 4. Drive no faster than 50 70. Wash dishes by hand. delaying response to emergen­ Rep. Edgar A. King, R- ping for his daughter Karen and m.p.h. 71. Walk steps — avoid S b y ./j. H A T E cy calls. Farmington, who sought the collected more than the quota 4. Get a huskie for a pet and elevators. ALLEY OOP TO c h a n g e Complaints have come from court order said Tuesday, the in the five minutes. BY V.T. HAMLIN buy a sled. 72. Use a carpet sweeper in- A T IR E .1/ the state police, the Public commissioners are "scared” of In lieu of the usual free gifts WE'LL BOTH HAFTA THINK REAL 6. Form a car pool. tead of a vacuum. ...O R W I.S IT T H ' THE PROBLEM'S REALLY ... A BUNCH OF EACH Utility Commission, the Kagan, against whose company for deposits during its opening HARD ABOUI A Ll'L OL'BUSH V E L L A IN ES HE 7. Hook up a windmill for 73. Don’t make jack-rabUt GADFRY' NOT INVOLVED.' WILL DO TH E TRICK... Federal Communications Com­ most of the 15 complaints have WITH LOTSA RED BERRIES TOLD M= T'GET ?P^ 1 C A NT IT IS AN EASY week, the Savings Bank of power. starts from lights. ON IT ...... THEN LET THE been filed. REMEMBER.' ONE TO SOLVE... WIZER TAKE mission, sta,te departments of Manchester also awarded $20 8. Buy a compact car. 74. Instead of using the drive- HIS PICK ' Consumer Protection, Labor Members of the commission certificiates, which could be 9. Swim instead of water in window shut off the engine and Welfare, the Hartford are State Police Commissioner used as money at any store in skiing. and walk in. chapter of the American Red Cleveland B. Fuessenich, Motor the Pathmark Shopping Center. 10. Ride a bike to work. 75. Buy pernlapress clothes. Cross and the Southern New Vehicle Commissioner Mward Area winners of the cer­ 11. Keep your car tuned. 76. When flying, reduce England Telephone Co. K. Kozlowski, Health Com­ tificates included Edward Ad- 12. Make use of warm bodies. luggage weight. 'Die three executives were missioner Dr. Douglas S. Lloyd, mams, Lori Brown, Camillio 13. Learn to sail. 77. Don’t buy your kid a arrested Feb. 5 on charges of Joseph D. Lansing, Harold S. DeCarli, Harold Bevan, Cindy 14. Let sun in during the day. minibike. falsely billing thestate Welfare Barrett, Charles Waskhwicz L. Dziato, Pat Reid, Susana 15. Shut off unnecessary elec­ 78. Use your kitchen ther­ Department for varying and Joseph A. Boehan. Krach, Bertha MeSweeney, tric appliances. mometer. "a-B Mrs. Gerald Bidwell, Charles 16. Stop racing your car. 79. Hold hands more often. a - 13 Custer and Kent Deley, all of 17. Make one-pot meals. 80. Recycle cans and glass. Dy NEA. tftc.1 W IN AT BRIDGE Manchester; Yvonne Levine of 18. Walk more. . 81. Use old clothes to make an Vernon; and Beverly Riley and 19. Use your fireplace. old fashioned patchwork quilt. MR.ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Sen. Ervin Believes Linda Boothroyd, both of 20. Don’t idle your car un­ 82. Don’t complain to the Bolton. WtSH I KNEW necessarily; turn it off. landlord about the heat. ^ KNOW] i 'l l l o o k hi, g o t a V4-CflRDJ’e/iUe44 Another winner, Anna May 21. Use heavy drapgs for 83. Wear a sweater at work. H0WTDGET/v\R. HIM STRAIOHT IN MINLITE? Jacoby 2NT gives options Dean Told The Truth Mozzer of Glastonbury, became ADERNATHYTO N O R T H 1 winter insulation. 84. Avoid disposable con­ r The bidding tws been: 13 a ’’Millionaire for a Day” by tainers, ©IVEMEA ♦ K 1097 5 ’ NEW HAVEN (UPI) - 22. Use candlelight for dining. lar with all bridge players, was lying in his testimony about winning the interest on one 23. Cook on your barbeque 85. Tiim the fpdge down to its PROMCmON; ¥7492 who leel that the Declaration singleton and at least three West N orth East South Senate Watergate Committee 14 the bugging scandal. million dollars for one day at this winter. warmest setting. ♦ A2 ol Independence gives every points above a minimum. Chairman Sam Ervin D-N. C., ♦ K6 5. Four of new .suit to show Pass 3 4 Pass 4N.T. Ervin said 'Tuesday Dean was 5 '/4 per annum. 86. Avoid using self-cleaning redblooded American the says he did not think former 24. If your house is cold visit a W EST EAST specifically a 6-5-I-1 di.stribu- Pa.ss 5» Pass ' subjected to intensive Everett J. Livesey, the ovens. right to bid notrump before friend. 4 Q 2 4 8 tion. You, South, hold; Presidential aide John Dean questioning before the com­ bank's president said, “A 87. Think about a non-frost- m bis partner gel.s a chance to 25. Heat leftovers on top of - v »“ KQJ5 T a 1086 do so. ‘ Today’s hand shows a 22 ♦ AK76TAK76424K10 43 mittee and his responses stood major factor in Dur decision to free refrigerator. the stove instead of the oven. 5M!55is3jeaa'>-,, ♦ Q 1076 fJ 8 5 It- also is one of the lea.st high-card-point .slam bid by What do you do now’’ up to his prepared statement. - adopt this new concept for an 88. Ask the grocery man to A —Bid five spades. . .26. Forego a sunlamp tan. JONES 4- ♦ .J93 +Q7542 necessary bids there is. We the use of the Jacoby tWo “He was exaihined and opening was the rapidly rising put doors on his freezer PlWEWfiy notrump. South rebids three Theoretically this hid asks your iVo Profit 27. Take fast showers. i SOUTH(D) have seen many minor-suits crossexamined and re­ cost of living. We felt that cabinets. ♦ AJ643 hearts to show the singleton. partner to sign off at five 28. Take fewer showers. 2 -'3 slams lost because of the examined for four days by two anything we could do to help f 9 e He has a minimum opening, notrump. In practice it has an­ Pumping Gas 29. Shorten drying times for 89. Lay more insulation down abu.se of this bid. lawyers and seven senators,” with this problem would be ap­ in your attic. ♦ K943 Thii.s, when we lake this bid but still must make this bid. other purpose as we w ill see clothes. WINTHROP tom orrow . Says Barrows Ervin told an audience at Yale preciated. We also wanted to be 90. h ^ e sure storm windows BY DICK CAVALLI A A 10 8 out of our kit and give it the This enables North to go 30. Use this paper to roast a right into Blackwood to get to T O D A Y ’S Q UE STIO N University where he was a able to meet all the visitors to and d(^r fit tightly. C H I P S w o n 't t a k e YCU TRYING TD East-West vulnerable artificial meaning that it is a hotdog. S U R E ... 3 0 ^ w h o 's s m o k i n g ? ^ West North East Sbutt the ea.sy slam. He knows that Your partner does bid five ’’There’s no profit in pumping visiting Chubb fellow. our new office personally and to 91. Plan your daily activities HI 6 R A T H , A N D TEU.A4EHE C H IP S IS forcing rai.se of partner’s m a­ 31. Save newspapers for I'M TRYING TO , - U all his high cards will be notrump. What do you do now'! gasoline anym ore,” Don chat with them.’ to consciously conserve energy. CAN R E A D b m a r t : - o - jor suit, we aren't hurting our ”His testimony during these fireplace. SHAM E HIM 'INTO L , Pa.ss 2N.T. Haas 3T regular bidding at all. worker.s. Answer Tomorrow Barrows of Barrows Mobil Sta­ (Reprinted from the Soldiers, t h o s e eiG N S? Pass 4N.T. Paas 5? four days was rather in har­ 32. Lock up the sauna. IT. The first great advantage 'N ra S I'A I’EH E.VTKIirHI.SK ,VS.S.N I tion, Adams St., told town of­ by Barney Halloran) v\ Pass 64 Paas Pass ficials Monday night, remin­ mony with his original state­ B o p y of the .lacohy two notrump is David M. Collins, top photo, happily checks the cash register receipt for his five-minutfe Pass Answer to Previous Puzzle ding car owners that service ment although he didn’t take a that it allows an entire extra w" shopping spree, knowing that the $200 worth of groceries will only cost him a penny. David /AN£7 i§ N exr TO Opening lead-TK Iran station operators must sell look at his written statement,” roH^d of bidding below game. □ a s Ervin said. “But some people P. Bray, who went shopping for his daughter Karen, was so busy stashing meat into his LJQO other products — oil, dry gas, C l B A l \ 0 o r L i'N £ S 3 The rebids by opener are: say we ought to find that John Manchester shopping cart that he went over the quota much more than a penny. (Herald photo by Gen- 1. Three of a new .suit to aiziia tires, and so on — to make a By Oswald & James Jacoby' ACROSS property a Dean was a liar.” , tiluomd) show a singleton or void. living. Hospital ' m i n d 1 Persian poet 5Choler Bica ”I have no reason to think Soviets Expel 2. Four ol own .suit to show The two notrump response 6 Modern Persia 6 Silly / s a a “We’re not makiqg any no singleton and minimum. 10 Twin of Pollux 7 Edge □ money,” Barrows said, noting he’s a liar,” he said. Notes to a major-suit opening bid' 3. Three notrump to .show (m yth.) 8 Surrounded by ta PICK by an unpassed band is popu­ 9 Zola heroine tOQO a TS 515 that drivers are going 7 -J- no singleton and sound hid. 11 Creature USB Ervin said that five tape I H 7< by UtA In c. T M U S. OK. CAI/ALU 13 Reluctant 10 Head covering elsewhere — probably discount '2-/3 4. Tlirci' of suit to show no 11 Medicinal □ D O recordings made in the White Discharged Tuesday: Patrick Hospital Agency 14 Thin plate o s s a stores — to buy other House would show whether Quirks In The Netvs Solzhenitsyn plant SIIORT RIBS, 15 Persian fairy m c io automotive products. K. McLaughlin, East Hartford; Faces Court ^BY FRANK O ’NEAL 16 Heavy weight 12 Jurisprudence a a Dean was telling the truth. He Aldea M. Lareau, East Hart­ 17 Crowlike bird 16 Mao------tung ”If they want gas so badly,” said evidence taken by the com­ Challenge -£?S5 VIN 'N 19 Winglike parts philosopher 44 French river ford; Denise Piantanida, 38 ' ■ € e £ S SOME CORR^ON 18 Persian Barrows said, “they should do mittee “would show that if they A Bluff Is Called . the heating system in his uB- WATERBURY (UPI) - ' ^.ATES-r SONC- HE PIDNT GIVE M E A c h a n c e I settlers in 20 Frees 31 Queen of 45 Persian poet. all their business with us.” Dudley St; John W. Brackett, BONN (UPI) - West Ger­ Main airport this morning and UNDEE The CRO\VN/..*^^l ID FINISH M V SONS ABOUT 21 British gun Carthage — Khayyam are not altered and there are no , TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) - A room hotel. VVaterbury Hospital, says it will Sl.RE .' Indialvar.l Barrows said the news media 114J New State Rd.; Anna many said today that Russia’s went to a home which fellow ATXrru wm A CA'liTy IN I T . ' 22 Time past ■ 22 Near East 32 Mine entrance 48 Gall gaP5to,tliat they would reveal southern Arizona woman came In vain he had attempted to challenge a conditional rate STAR GAZER’^O garments 33 Valley (poet ) Klein, 163 Center St.; Diane L. most famous living author, dis­ Nobel prize winner, German ------By CLAY R. POLLAN 25 Prevarication 49 Regretted isn’t telling the story about ex a^y what John Dean said to up with o' novel method of get­ get rid of the oil, estimated tq hike granted by the state Com­ ARIES LIBRA 26 Set lesson 23 Rancor 37 Individual 50 World War II Duggan, Enfield; Joseph R. sident Alexander I. Solzhenit­ author Heinirch Boell, main­ Oo J M Y ou r Daily Activity Guide retailers’ problems during the ting a tankful of gas without be worth about $800, by offering MAR. 21 sen. 21 30 Capital of Iraq 24 Make eyes at 40 Demolishes group (ab. I . the Resident, and what the Belliveau, 142 Diane Dr.; mission on Hospitals and syn, will leave the Soviet Union tains in the Eiffel Mountains According /o th e S lo rf. 27 Concerning (2 41 Probability 52 Swiss canton gasoline shortage. He said the waiting in line Tuesday. At to sell it to a dozen dealers. But, “ ARR. I» OCT. (var.) President said to John Dean.” Health Care in the courts. Between Cologne and the Bel­ 3 To develop message for Tliursdoy, wds.l Elaine Hockla, West and come here following his !6-36-37-40 49-51-53-54/T- 32 Zoroastrian (nl.) • 53 German public should be told that gas­ least at one station it didn’t ■ he said, “they turned me down. read words corresponding to numbois 28 Halt 42 Worsted fabric article Willington; Carlos 'Tompkins, The hospital was told Jan. 8 it arrest Tuesday in Moscow. gian border. / o '42-58-81 71-72-73 sacred books oline stations rely on the sale of work, though. They claimed their tanks were of your Zodiac birth sign. 34 Wartime 29 German 43 Cattle genus 54 Emmet Ervin said he is opposed to a 187 Garden St. could increase its intensive TAURUS SCORRIO other products to stay open. 'Ihe attendant told police the full and they had no room for 1 M o ke 31 U seful 61 Soloce parlhcrs suggestion that Confess ap­ care unit rates by slightly over In a statement which he said In Moscow, his wife, Natayla, APR. 20 Also, Julie A. Minicucci, 216 2 Seek 32 P oint 62 C om m une OCT. 21(ijy^ 35 French Barrows said the federal woman drove up, flashed some it.” wa issued to clear up some con- said she had been told he had I 2 3 4 ' 5 6 7 8 9 prove a bill granting President $2 a day only if it agreed to drop 3 Rom once 33 Discordant 63 A nd uoif. 21 . revolutionary government, in placing controls Hebron Ave., Bolton; Frank E. sort of badge and, with an of­ In desperation, Queen, ft, fusioBj^.Ruediger von Weehmar, " 4 Begin 34 O f 64 New J Nixon immunity from prosecu­ a spit filed against a previous been “sent out” oHhe country. . . .,16-18^22-27 8- 9-t315Ar>- 36 Winter vehicle II 12 on gasoline prices, makes it im­ Rinaldi, Somers; John Ren- ficial air, demanded gas. The finally told his plight to-the .^38-43-83-87 5 Chores 35 Solitude 65 W ith 37 Iranian export, 10 tion if he resigns from office. commission ruling, according spokesman for West German His apparent expulsion came 6 D o n't 36 Got 66 N o tu re 24-57,60 £ l dulic, 151 Chestnut St.; Ronald possible to make a profit on P station employe wasn’t about to news media and offered to give Chancellor Willy Brandt, said: only hours after Soviet police BUZZ SAWYER GEMINI 7 D o n 't 37 Important 67 M okir>g SAGITTARIUS item ' is” 14 to Richard Derr, a Waterbury BY ROY CRANE 38 Choose gasoline sales alone. “ I think that whether the A. Georgetti, 39 Regan St., be fooled and told her to go to the oil away to anyone who MAT 21 8 D on't 38 Children 68 Trends NOT. 22 / „ Hospital administfator. muscled their way into his 9 C arry 39 S train 69 C hange 39 River of .Syria i T M iT ; i T He mentioned an incident at. President or any other public Rockville; Mary A. bwyer, the end of the line.” would take it. The Boston ‘‘The government has been Moscow apartment Tuesday and HA 7 VOU WERE TRYIMG TO PULL WHY PlD 1 LET 60 OF THAT V uU N f 20 10 O ld 40 Information 70 Them DfC 21 43 Express y East Hartford; Debra E. Kelly, informed by the Soviet govern­ t h e r e ! YOU'RE UP TO ■ 41 Atm osphere 71 Entertain 20 his station during the official ought to resign from the ”If I wasn’t working under­ Housing Authority Jiymped at led him away. It climaxed a M E IMTO THE QUICKSAMP ANP60T 2-35-52-61 11 Put 23 34-56-67AT- disapproval Broad Brook; Raymond A. rope?... 1 MUST KEEP CALM, MY rig h t 62-65-66 12 A llo w 42 You i 72 A ccept 46 Fruit drink I j [ December ice storm crisis: office to which he has been cover,” she said in a hufi, “I’d the chance.' The oil will go into ment that Mr. Solzhenitsyn will fierce campaign against him YOUR KNEES, 73 Invitations ^47679J2jl' 2 T IT CAdCHT Y 0U R 5E L F / PULL SLOWLY.i. f ir s t ONE E 13 Y our 43 A nd 47 Spanish river n 23 l l j “ IT Walker; 39 Grove St., travel abroad. LEG'S FINCH... LET'S CANCIR 44 Be 74 M o ke CAPRICORN _ j In order to pump gasoline, he elected is something for him to place you under arrest.” a housing authority pool for use toinphed off by the publication in 14 A nyone 51 Zoroastrian y Rockville; Robert A. Pearl, 152 LEG... AND THEM — , FREP/ SEE YOU GET JU N f 21 15 Business 45 A le rt 75 Y our Dec. 22 15“ 31 32 w bought an electrical generator decide,” Ervin said. at various units around the city. ‘;The government has sated the West of his latest book 16 Pleosure 46 E arly 76 You deity (var.) Hollister St.; Caroline N. JU tV.22 JAN. 19 I for $600 to keep his station “And I don’t favor offering a I’roperty Tax about the Soviet system of YOUR LEFT 17 Is 47 To 77 M in d 53 King of ancient 34“ — 3S Coombs, 14 Church St. that it is prepared to accept Mr. LEG FR EE. , 1-10-21-31 16 Ties 48 D on't 7 8 ’R epoir 44-45-47-59^ Persia ■ L- operating. When he increased man a bribe or an inducement Energy Syiiipusium NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Sen. Solzhenitsyn... Mr. Solzhenitsyn forced labor, “The Gulag '32-78-84-89 l9 H e o lth 49 Y our 79 Eager 63-64-68 '0 , 55 Traps sr" 371 s n Also, Scott F. Struthers, East L aw rence D eN ardis, R- D: 80 Pile his prices to offset the cost of to make that decision,” he said. has not yet arrived here.” Archipelago.” . 20 U nder 50 Let A.QUARIUS 56 Fishhooks y Hartford; Bernice F. Hagenow, HARTFORD (UPI)- Six LEO 21 Furnishings 51 Personality 81 Keep 57 Greek goddess 39 140 the (generator, people com­ City Gels W indfall Hamden, says he will intr^uce JULY 2) JAN. 20 ^ ■ LH countries will be represented in 22 In 52 A n d 82 H appy 58 Spirited horse n plained, the Internal Revenue Although Ervin said he 381 Woodland St.; Jean Smith, BOSTON (UPI) - Billy legislation *to administer Willi Wezer, interior minister ,A U G . 22 23 Thoughts 53 Sporkies 83 Spectator eei. Service investigated, and he originally favored havjng a Timomium, Md.; John J. a symposium on energy conser­ property taxes more equitably. of the West German state of Ml 24 Problems 54 Today 84 Restyle 4- 5-46-K8, DOWN B I B i l m m m Queen will finally get rid of his 85 A n d Raimondo, 100 Homestead St.; vation at the Hotel Sonesta Feb. HOUSES 5,000 YEARS OLD C iiR R i 7-12-14-25 25 To 55 Rest 50-70-80-90' S2 U 54 was ordered tq make refunds to court appointed Watergate unwanted heating oil today. DeNardis, co-chairman of the North Rhine-Westphalia, told 06^75-77 26 Y ou've 56 Love- 86 Relox € 1 Put aside □ Max Denhup, 250 Hilliard St.’t' 21 and 22. The symposium is reporters in Duesseldorf two Paris — Arohi'olo(;ists have H 3 27 W ith 57 Bpek 87 Sports PISCiS 2 Jacob's son to the public. prosecutor, he said he is Queen, manager of the Milner Senate Finance Committee, VIRGO sposored by the Nuclear iliscovcrod vijrht well-proservod 28 Hompered 58 Should 8J9 Secret (Bib., var.) t J ‘‘This gasoline crisis satisfied with Leon Jaworskl’s Janet T. Sowa. East Hartford;, Hotel, was in a predicament said Tuesday he will propose hours earlier that Solzhenitsyn A AUG. 22 29 By, 59 C honges 89 Restore 5 T 5 T Technology Corp. of Amrton, wooden houses, perhlips 5,000 •/.At.;. 3 Aweigh probably won’t last forever,? performance. “He has done Ada A. Russo, East Hartford;' earlier this month when he dis­ that 40 per cent of all industrial, already had arrived in West V SfRr. 22 30 A 60 H om e 90 Up MAR. 20 e . r ( (naut.) >12 and will.,be attended by par-, .years old, biiried under 15 feet 2/U, 6-1td9-20ir Barrows said, "but I probably very well thus far. I think he is Susan C. Krause, Marlborougli; covered that he had 1,800 and corrtinercial growth in the Germany, without his family. ^ 3-17-28-29 iGooJ AJ ,crsc Neutral 4 Dower ticlpants from Australia, of inud and water on the bunk .^30-33-41 Thil' 39-55 8 5 -8 6 ^ (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | won’t be in business when it’s acting in a true and independent Ann V. Kuznicki, 61 Ridgewood gallons of heating oil he didn’t metropolitan area be shared by Cana>la; France, Great Britain, Weyer said Solzhenitsyn of Lake Clairvaux in Ea.'>tern ovef!” manner,” Ervin said. St. . need following conversion of all, communities. Japan^and the United States. ' arrived at Frankfurt’s'Rhine- Franee.

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BENJY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Feb. 13. 1974— PAGE TWENTY-THPBH'. H i p W M f d 13 Bulnesa Opportunity 14 Homes lor i sle 33 BY JIM BERRY Articles for Sale You R 0 A U 2 B , O F 41 Apartments For Rent 53 Apertmeate For Rent 53 BYOB - Be your own boss. Homes lor Rent 54 Excellent gift shop in prime GAS STOVE, 40’’, good condi­ MANCHEJSTER - New Contem­ FULL-TIME location. Proven sales and . “WE FIND THE HOUSE tion, excellent for rec- room or porary super deluxe 2-bedroom WOOOUND 456 1/2 MAIN STREET - 6 growth record. Call today. T. J. YOU.MAKE THE HOME" , WHAT cottage, $20. Call 643-8819 “nit, security. ^ o u r A 'Z/LLIOM T& .ONE (M Ofie COUUP] between 7-9 p.m. only. »townhouse, fully carpeted, with Crockett, Realtors, 643-1571577. RIALtOR sunken living room, all 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. j Experienced, combination VOU ASK? MMIOR bookkeeper and salesclerk. WAS appliances, private patio with PRIVATE Communications FABRIC TAG- Sale - Brand basement garage. Ideal loca­ Five day week. Apply new, half price. February 12 APARTMENTS Tuesday-Friday. Company seeks investors. tion. Call 649-0311 after 6 p.m. HofflostMil Stnwt r t e n t t i Write to TIPCO, P.O. Box 933, continuous. 55 Ironwood Drive, Business lor Rent 55 REALCS RESULTS Vernon, 646-3654. (Off W. Middto T|*I.) Wxt Manchester, Conn., 06040. ' DUPLEX - 5 rooms, modern MANCMESTEII SHOOR JEWELERS LISTED: • kitchen, formal dining room, STORAGE WAREHOUSE -10,- . SNOWMOBILE - Snowkat, used M R by ^ square feet, platform level. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 917 Main Dtraat S ituation W anted 15 O n« D ay — 519 C a n * 'Q \jO 'rlck 2-family, larjjeilot, two bedrooms, $200 per month. very little, 7 1/2 h.p. Tecumseh References required. Philbrick UftR HOUSim CORP. Stock Place, rear. Attractive Manchattor nice location, $65,00 “ engine. Victorian style sofa, l a d y . SEEKS housekeeping Agency 646-4200. rental Brokers protected, (jail 2-/3^^ 1 and 2-bedroom luxuary 522-3114. duties in Manchester area. Own O ne D ay — 61-63 Hamlin St. ily duplex, close good condition, two covers. Walnut coffee table, 4’, two apartments. Features wall-to- transportafibn. References to Main. Must be seen. 0 I9» ty BITBIWBt FtATUHg NEW Two-Family, 3 bedroom wall carpeting, vanity tile provided. Call 649-4692. drawers. Phone 649-3872, 1 to 5 apartment, living room, 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for 6 D ays — 23 Fulton Rd., 6-room aluminum sided Homes For Sale p.m. baths, built-in oven, range, store, office etc. $160. Call 646- HELP WANTED - Part-time 23 Homes lor Sale 23 Services Ollered kitchen with range, dishwasher, Cape, overei'^QxP.age, 3 king size bedrooms, 31 Building-Contracting 33 dishwasher, refrigerator and 2426, 9-5. nights and Sundays. Local JUST LISTED - Six-room Cape refrigerator, fully carpetOd. PHONE 643-2711 country kltchiY^xtras, $34,900. 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Priced at only bedroom apartment, air- INDEX Hying room, flropL^j; $36,900. $29,900. Philbrick Agency, t u oMUiiii ki rooflni, iMMa m U 1142, 643-6341. models. Singer Company, 856 conditioned, kitchen parking. Starting at $175. Han­ Students - Part-time or full­ $31,900. Keith Real Estate, ^ Realtors, 646-^. Main Street, Manchester, INDUSTRIAL SPACE 1,400, 6.-. PART TIME Machinists, mor­ |nrM « npilra. mil, griiiuu m - appliances, carpeted, private dy to shopping, schools, bus NOTICES ADVERTISING ^VERTISING time work in telephone adver­ 15 D ays — Circa 1734, 2 full 6 working 4126, 649-1922. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - 200, 8,300, 8,800 starting at 50 1 — Lost and Found nings, Amerbelle Corp. 104 E. tising. Earn |150-|300 per Private Instructions 18 entrance and basement, yard, and religious facilities. Main St., Rockville. Contact fireplaces, restored to Colon! ftOV^ltlon, family CIRCA 1730, Antique Colonial. WOK , #4#-l#l# Remodeling, repairing, ad­ 29 GALLON High all glass parking, Lyndale Street. cents a square foot. Warren E. 2 — Personala RATES DEADLINE month or more. Call for inter­ $19,900 Five rooms, 11/2 baths, aquariam, complete. Model apartment open for in­ Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. 3 — Announcements 12.00 noon the day before Mr. L. Passardi, 875-3325 TUTORING for your elemen­ room, many extras, $74,900. Recently restored, 7 fireplaces, ditions, rec rooms, porches and Phone Available immediately. $265 view, 646-2637 or 646-4854. stove, refrigerator, garage, two 643-0144. spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday 4 — EnlertatnmBnl publication between 8:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. An tary child, reading, phonics. summer kitchen, new baths, roofing. No job too small. Call per month. 649-4844.- 1 day 8t word per day 42 D ays — (sometirn^ it takes a little longer) New REWEAVING burns, moth 5 — Auctions Deadln*te for Saturday and equal opportunity employer. math etc. Call 643-7101. acres. Hutchins Agency, new kitchen, two-car garage. 649-31M. and Sunday. Other times by BOLTON - office space 172 3 d a y s...... 7* word per day PBX - South Windsor firm Raised Ranch, -ftOVVwall carpeting, fireplace, 2- Realtors, 649-5324. holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ Mpnday is 12:00 Noon Friday. High 50’s. Philbrick Agency, GAS STOVE and refrigerator, FOUR ROOMS - Heat, appointment.. square feet, warehouse 1,022 FINANCIAL 6 d a y s...... 6e word par day ne^s front office girl with car garage. Realtors, 646-4^. dow shades, Venetian blinds. apartment size, reasonable square feet, loading dock with 8 — Bonds-Slocks-Mortgages 26 d a y s...... 5c word per day ARTS AND crafts PRIVAtE FRENCH lessons by CARPENTRY - Repairs, appliances, phone after 5:30 typing and PBX experience. Keys made. TV for rent. overhead door, and heat. At­ 9 — Personal Loans 15 WORD MINIMUM PLEASE READ Demonstrators needed. Beat ualified teacher, beginners remodeling, additions, roofing. price. Please call 646-7378. p.m., 568-223(5. Call:' 10 — Insurance Salary to $115. Full benefits. Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. tractive appearance, good com­ Happy Ads ...... $1,50 inch irough advanced. Specializing LIST YOUR House IN... MANCHESTER MANCHESTER - Five family Call David Patria, i^iith Wind­ the high cost of living, no in­ Fee paid. Call Betsy, 646-3441. UAR H0U8IHG CORP. mercial location by two major EMPLOYMENT YOUR AD vestment, no collecting or ain conversational French. Call plus 5-car garage. Business sor, 644-1796. SALE to clear apartment, FOUR-ROOM flat, hot water, Classified ads are taken over MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. —A 643-9951 highways. Route 84 and 44. 13 — Help Wanted delivering. Full-time or part- 649-4920. zoned. Excellent income Saturday February 16,10-2,47D one-car parking. Middle-aged 14 — Business Opportunities , the phone as ‘a convenience. RANCH Removal, pruning, lot clearing, ----- Robert INunlock. RoaRor Ideal tor distributor. $225 PART TIME days, hours flexi­ producer. Central location. WES ROBBINS carpentry Sycamore Lane, off .Charter couple preferred, no pets, no 15 — Situation Wanted The Herald is responsible for time. Phone 633-1697 or 646- REALE’S CORNER 6 rroms on large level treed spraying.Fully insured. 643-9951 monthly. Call 643-9508 or 633- 0496. ble, able bodied man with a $69,900. Philbrick Agency, remodeling specialist. Ad­ Oak St. Stereo console, color children. Call 643-8330,643-6441. only one incorrect insertion and 178 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4828 lot in the Keeney School area. Licensed. Free estimates. StaphMi J. Luchon Jr. 2075. EDUCATION then only to the size of the basic aptitude for mechanics Realtors, 646^^. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, TV, bureau, maple rocker, 18 — Private Instructions □ REAL ESTATE Large rec room with bar, 3 Phone 633-5345. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, couch other miscellaneous Stqn. - 646-5297 19 — Schools-Classes original insertion. ErTors which MOTHER or grandmother sub­ and likes to work alone. Must AVAILABLE February . 15th, do not lessen the value of the have car. Good pay for the right bedrooms, eat-in kitchen with MANCHESTER and Vicinity -. 649-3446. items. SMALL STORE (15x45) Purnell 20 — Instructions Wanted stitute, older woman, very MASONRY WORK - Brick, four room garden apartment, near Main. Apply Marlow’s, advertisement will not be cor­ responsible, enjoys children, man. 6 4 3 ^ 5 , 633-7863. built-in oven and range, large We have a large selection of centrally located, heat and REAL ESTATE J Homes For Sale 23 SIX ROOM Colonial, 3 VERNON block and stone. New work and 867 Main St. rected by an additional Inser­ after school, school vacations, living room with dining area. homes from $21,900. Visit our LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - GERT’S A gay girl, ready for a appliances, lease and security, 23 — Homes lor Sale tion bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, large repairs, reasonable prices. Call whirl after cleaning carpets 24 — Lots-Land lor Sale summer, in our home, own Plenty of wall-to-wall. $33,900. new office at 144 Center Street new homes custom built, $195. monthly. 649-3978, 646- 460 MAIN STREET - Five NATIONAL COMPANY needs CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, living room with fireplace, for­ nacE-sis-iocniai STORE or office space, ap- 25 — Investment Property transportation. $2.50 hourly. at your convenience and com­ remodeled, additions, rec with Blue Lustre. Rent electric 4780.. rooms, heated, family unit, 26 — Business Property California Ranch. Fireplaced mal dining room, country When you analyze the value of proximately 2.0C2.000 square feet, Help Wanted \ 13 Vernon, 646-5566. aggressive male with strong fort to see pictures and descrip­ rooms, garages, kitchens sharnpoqer $1. The E. A. John­ security. $190 monthly. (Jail 646- 27 — Resort Property desire to succeed for telephone living room, formal dining kitchen with beams, completely a home these 3 ingredients are F. J. SPILECKI CUSTOM MADE Draperies, son Paint Company, 723 Main 182 West Nuddle Tpke. Inquire 28 — Real Estate Wanted REALTOR 643-2121 tions of most homes available remodeled, bath tile, cement SUNNY 4 rooms, appliances 2426, 9-5. sales management. Salary plus room, modern kitchen with remodeled. Priced reasonable. paramount. For $34,900 you very reasonable, work at Dubaldo Music Center, or MALE, full-time, hardware, frank Splhekl____ Bob Oorman in the area. Meyer Agency, work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Street, Manchester, 649-4501. supplied, one child,, no pets, MISC. SERVICES dining area, family three large Call Owner, 646-5983. m ran teed . Call anytime, 649- call 649-6205 after 3 or 643-6802. Personals plumbing store work. Apply in commission, no experience can purchase a large 7 room Realtors, 646-3860, 646-^6. tial or commercial. Call 649- $145. Immediate occupancy. LOOKING for anything in real 31 — Services Ollered MS-LPNS-AIDES necessary with local advance­ bedrooms, fourth possible. 2- Rais^ Ranch with 2 garages 4291. DINING ROOM suite, walnut, 32 — Painting-Papering person, Barrett Plumbing Supp­ c a r garage. BeautifulW Security required. 633-6026. estate rental — apartments, MANCHESTER - 50,000 square 33 — Building-Contracting ONE lifetime membership at JO IN TH E ment. Call Mr. Lasiter for ap­ COVENTRY - Three-bedroom in fine residential area. Call seats 8-10 people, plus hutch, ly, 331 Broad Street. landscaped grounds. Marion E. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) homes, multiple dwellings, no feet industrial space avaiuible. 34 — Roofing-Siding European Health Spa available DYNAMIC pointment, 646-2637. Ranch, partially finished rec Joe Gordon, 649-8306, evenings MANCHESTER - Well cared R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen- six chairs, two captain’s chairs. FOUR-ROOM and five-room fees. Call J.D. Real Estate 35 — Heating-Plumbing Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. room, washer, dryer, dis­ W ISHINB7 Trees cut, trimmed or topied, tiy, kitchens, rec rooms, ad­ $200. Call 643-0028. Suitable for manufacturing and 36 — Flooring to transfer. Call days, NURSING TEAM FULL or Part-time, nurses 643-5314. for ten room oversized Cape in apartments, tiled bath,-heat, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. hwasher and TV antenna to country setting, only five stumps removed, fulW insured. ditions, porches, any type warehouse. Will divide in units 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage 649-6438 after 5. aide, 11-7. Can Laurel Manor, MATURE WOMAN with sales CAPE - full acre treed lot, large ■* For a home of your own? hot water included, newly 38 — Services Wanted AT s^y. Large lot; Priced in the • • B&W • • minutes from center of town. Got a tree problem? Well worth remodeling, 646-2087. as small as 10,000 square feet. 649-4519. experience to work with eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms, The BARROWS It WALLACE Co. TIRED Of Paying Rent? Call •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• remodeled. Middle-age adults. MANCHESTER - Central loca­ high 20’s. Phone Mitten Realty, Wall-to-wall carpeting. a phone call. 742-8252. Brokers protected. 1-226-1206. MISC. FOR SALE PIAf^O wanted, any condition. THE MEADOWS national company, full-time. wall-to-wall carpet, enclos^ Realtor! — MLS us, 528-9081 — one of our Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Security deposit, references, no tion, bus line, third floor, 5 41 — Articles for Sale Call anytime, 742-7141. Realtors, 643-6930. Mancbeater Parkade — eU-UM Separate three room apart­ CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ pets, parking. 11 1/2 A and B Immediately available full WAITRESS- wanted, $100 to $150 per week. Call Mr. sunporch and sundeck. Asking qualified representatives may­ ODD JOBS - You name it, we do spacious rooms, $150 monthly,. 42 — Building Supplies Brown for appointment. Burr . ment. Priced in the mid 4te. ages, additions, bathrooms, School Street, across from East security and references. Call 43 — Dogs-Birds-Pels experienced cocktail waitress $29,900. Keith Real Estate, ^ be your answer to home it. Call John 643-2097 or Andy GERMAN Shepherd; AKC, WANTED - ope or two female and part-time positions. 3-11 Corner Shopping Center, 646- Call us to see this fine listing. T. kitchens, houses, repairs. Free Side Rec, near Main. 649-2712. c. MIsc. lor Rant 44 — Livestock and dining room waitress, 4126, 649-1922. 'VEFSHUM- MANCHESTER - Lovely six ownership. NO 872-2385. beautiful silver sable puppies. ______H _____ 58 45 — Boats & Accessories roommates for apartment in and 11-7 shifts. Excellent Saturday evenings. The Country 5798. . J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. estimates. Small jobs. Stephen Reasonable. 646-57^. 46 — Sporting Goods Manchester or East Hartford salary plus company paid KOMIItfPr room larger Cape on treed hall OBLIGATION, personal Martin, 646-^95. Squire Restaurant, Route M, THIRTEEN ROOMS - 2 1/2 acre lot. Fireplaced living FOUR-ROOM apartment, com­ MANCHESTER Deluxe 2 118 MAIN ST. - Garage and 47 — Garden Products area. 872-4859. Life, Health,, Major Medical COVENTRY - oversized Cape, counseling by appointment. COVENTRY Ckiverers - Slip­ pletely renovated. Adults only. 48 — Antiques Ellington, Conn. 872-0269. BABYSITTER wanted - Mature baths, two fireplacbs, 3-car gar­ room, eat-in kitchen, paneled covers, upholsteiy and drapes. AKC COLLIES, sables and tris, bedroom townhouse, super storage space for rent. Gill 64^ Coventry five rooms finished, plus one CAPE, 4 budrooma $28,900 ANY TYPE remodeling and ad­ $200 monthly includes utilities. 2426, 9-5. 49 — Wanted to Buy and Disability insurance woman or college girl. Noon to age, horse barn, view. $^,900. den, 11/2 baths. P ric^ at $42,- Free Estimates. Master charge six weeks old, all shots, call 875- location, 1 1/2 baths, full LOSE WEIGHT with New 5 p.m. daily. Phone 643-2332 bedroom, breezeway and large, COLONIAL, 11 room* ditions. All carpentry and Security. 646-1189. private basement, includes heat RENTALS makes this truly one of the GIRL - FULL-time for in­ Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. 1.1S ACRES 900. Zinsser, Agency, 646-1511. accepted. Call 742-8065. 1629. ^ Shape Tablets and Hydrex surance claims office. between 5-9 p.m. addition 24x28 with unfinished' $30,900 masonry work. Free estimates. and appliances, $260 per month. 52 — Rooms lor Rent best benefit packages in the Is where this spotless 7-room Anthony Squillacote, 649-0811. 53 — Apartments lor Rent Water Pills: Weldon industry. Interesting and diversified OWNER moving to Florida and interior. Ideal for the handy DUPLEX, 8 - B ...... $35,000 DASHUND puppies, wire AVAILABLE March 1st in 2- Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- 54 — Homes lor Rent Professional Pharmacy, Bolton Raised Ranch is located. MANCHESTER - Four inan or extra large family. LIGHT trucking, attics and family house, 4 1/2 rooms, in­ work. Call 646-2040 between T must sell this magnificent nine bedroom older Colonial, located NEW Raised Ranch haired, registered, raised with 4535, 646-1021. 55 — Business lor Rent Pharmacy. Start the New Year right, con­ Three bedrooms, carpeted Wooded lot, 2-car garage, $39,- cellars cleaned. Bundled cludes appliances, heat, air- 56 — Resort Property for Rant 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. ' BAKERY n c I room Raised Ranch. Soaring $30,900 children, champion line. Phone □ AUTOMOTIVE tact Emilia Kumik, Msistant MECHA T living room and dining room in West sick A sturing 1 1/2 ,900. Philbrick Agency, newspapers taken only. Free conditioning and parking. No 57 — Wanted to Rent Excellent opportunity fori'* beam ed double cathedral baths, re'-p V '- xitchen, 2-car Plus Many More To Choose estimate. Phone 647-9610. 646-8417. 5 1/2-ROOM duplex, garage. 58 — MIsc. lor Rent , Announcements Director of Nursing Service to with beamed cathedral Realtors, 646-4200. RoolIng-SIdIng 34 children or pets. $180 monthly. Security, referenqes, $185 TOOLMAKER, machinist, experienced mechanic. Must! ceilings in living room and detached age. Priced to sell From learn more about the many ceilings. P aneled family 646-1232. monthly. Phone 643-5029. Autos For Sals 81 AUTOMOTIVE lathe operators. Must be able to dining room, custom kitchen at $32,900. Zinsser Agency, 646- COMMUNITY Tree Service - FREE - Two buff female Experipncod health care opportunities on have some electricall ROOFING and roof repairing, 61 — Autos for Sale set-up and work from with every possible con­ room, fireplace and garage. 1511. ® , RANCH - Two years old, 6 1/2 Tree trimming and removal. kittens, need a home. Phone 62 — Trucks lor Sale background. I KEYS Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707 FIVE ROOM duplex, one child NEED CAR? Credit bad? this side of the river. New sec blueprints. Minimum three- venience. Four large bedrooms, rooms, large country kitchen, For free estimate call, 1-429- 742-8840. 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale INCOME TAX REALTOM OPEN 9 4 APARTMENT only, close to bus line and Bankrupt? Repossessed? 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles tion opening soon. years experience. Apply at Excellent wages and free | 2 1/2 baths, family room with SIX ROOM Cape - 3 bedrooms, 13x21’, 3 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, 0184 collect. Firewood 82840G1 BIDWELL Home Improvement RENTAL OFFICE schools, $190 monthly plus Honest Douglas accepts lowest 65 — Campers-Tlalters-Moblle Paragon Tool Co., Inc., 121 benefit program massive stone fireplace and 2- formal dining room, two full garage, acre lot. $38,900. delivered. Sporting Goods 46 Homes PREPARATION Adams Street, Manchester. I car electric eye garage. Extras i|T 646-1180 483 BunNWt Avo., LH. Co. E xpert installation of We have a large variety of security. Call 646-3394 after 5 down, smallest payments. 66 — Automotive Service 6 4 6 - 2 3 2 1 I Iwths, garage, convenient loca­ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, aluminum siding, gutters and p.m. Douglas Motor^, 345 Main. 333 RIDWEU STREET Apply include, ^ ap ^ , carpeting, air- tion. $31,900. Principals only, 646-4200. FISCHER Aluminum skis, deluxe one and two-bedroom 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease Dan Mosler BOOKKEEPING done at my trims. Roofing installation and MS.3S28 82SS2SSI MANCHESTER PART-TIME work at home on conditioning and self cleaning MERRin AGENCY 649-7746. home, reasonable rates, pick up never used; one pair Lange ski apartments and townhouses the telephone. 1-673-2995. FIRST MTKMIU. STORES, Ma oven. Most unusual home in repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. boots, size 10 1/2, used five MANCHESTER - Modern 4- 1969 GTO, Judge, 4-speed, ram- ^ a n Park & Oakland Ava. CAPE - Large eat-in kitchen, ROLLING PARK - Cape, three and deliver. Call 646-4350 after 4 throughout Manchester. Ren­ air, $1,200 or best offer. Call INCOME TAX forms prepared executive area. Baskin Real I realtor P-m. times. Will sell both for $125 or room apartment on first floor MANCHESTER - $31,000, 6 1/2 living room with fireplace, king bedrooms, dining room, HORACE Tetrault — Siding, tal office open daily from 9-5, 646^6582 after 5 p.m. in your home, at about the same EXECUTIVE Secretary - Eaot Hartford, Conn. EsUte, 644-2507 646-1210 room aluminum sicM Cape on skis for $85 and boots for $45. of two-family, ample storage □ N O TIC E S LAUNDRY - Part time I An aqual opportunity amplOfar j size master bedroom, level lot. finished rec room with wall-to- roofing, storm windowp, aw­ other times by apptintment. and parking, appliances, heat price,, you would pay at weekend positions available at Experienced with legal quiet residential street. Large Desirable location. $33,900. wall carpeting, extra large TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving Call 649-8653. background, good typing and Hebron nings. Quality workmanship, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and hot water included, $245. 1967 PONTIAC GTO, 400 cubic someone’s office. Cair633-1267. Meadows Convalescent Center, TWO-FAMILY house, 107 eat-in kitchen, two full baths, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, oil hot large appliances, cleaning inch, 4-speed transmission. shorthand. Full benefiis. Salary fireplace in living room. Prin­ free estimates. Fully insured. Antiques 48 DAMATOEIITDII>nSES,IIC. Call 289-8811. Lost and Found 333 Bidwell Street, Manchester. PODIATRY Assistant, daily 1 4 B E 0 R 0 0 M S Oakland Street, price r^uced 646-4200. water heat. Phone owner-agent, cellars and attics, also some 872-9187, 649-3417. Everything new. Asking TAX .Preparation $165 depending on experience. cipals only. 646-5424. 649-5261, or 646-7925. tree work done. 644-1775. 240-A New State.lM, Minchester by to 6 p.m., Saturday a.m., no Almost new 7-room Colonial, for immediate sale. Needs NEW DUPLEX - Four large 649-4444. professional. Home service and Fee paid. Call Betsy, 646-3441. OLDER HOME - 8 rooms, large WANTED — Antique furniture, 646-1021 LOST - Small male angora gray AVON - You can sell Avon full­ Wednesdays. Duties include work. Call 525-7054., ROOFING — Specializing rooms, 1 1/2 baths, full base­ IMi baths, formal dining room, modem kitchen, formal dining LIGHT Trucking - Odd jobs, glass, pewter, oil paintings or est,c4 l vicinity uiriniiu Jensen.Tencpn and anH ParkerPariror •‘^^sonaoie.reasonable. PlionePhoRe 563-4643. Ume or part-time. As an Avon aspects of operating room, x- W H O ’S O PEN 9 to 9? EAST HARTFORD - 3-bedroom repairing roofs, new roofs, ment, wall-to-wall throughout, 1966 DODGE Dart, 4-door AUTO BODY and fender man, FIREPLACE, GAS HEAT, HEBRON - Eight room U&R room, large den, two full baths, Ranch, ceramic bath, full bas^ cellars and attics cleaned, other antique items. Any quan­ Strfeets. 646-6386...... Representative you can part-time, apply 270 Hartford ray procedures, patient con­ gutter work, chimneys, cleaned stove, garbage disposal, air- sedan, 6 cylinder, automatic, ______A u c tio n s S schedule------yourvour own workingwnrkins carpeting, lV«-acre wooded Raised Ranch, •• old. Call anytime, 643-6535. will be a few vacancies ac- evenings and weekends. Also SEWERLINES, sink lines, $140, Four rooms, $115, TTiree 1971 JEEP wagoneer, 4-wheel necessary. Small office. Call Realtors, 643-1108. mom ol thosa iKMnat. Co8 now—2S9 screened porch, 4 bedrooms, 2 * Tuaaday and Saturday Til 5.]; euring at Northgate in the next drive, power steering, power m Bonds-Stocks-Uortgages 8 kitchen help. Appy in person RKHMDSLKEIIMA 7475. 742-8243; COVENTRY (NORTH) cleaned with electric cutters, rooms, $110. Parking, yard, Jewell-England, 646-4662.. SHEET METAL 528-1731 1/2 baths, garage, large lot. by professionals. McKinney month or two. If you are iq-. -appliances. 872-0359, 7:30-9:30 brakes, good condition. $2,900 LaStrada West, 477 Hartford MANCHESTER - Six-room High on a hill in one of terested in a large well carra MORTGAGES, loans first se­ Road. FOR YOUR DREAM HOUSE Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ p.m. or best offer. Call 647-1914. PARA-PROFESSIONAL aides - Cape in mint condition. Three ★ PA SEK ★ Manchester’s finest Beautiful 6.8 acres of rolling Knit ’N Purl ii pany, 643-5308. for apartment, fully carpeted, HAPPY ADS cond, third. All kinds. Realty MECHANICS & SOON VACANT - Clean □ RENTALS Six (6) part-time positions are bedrooms, living room, dimg 289-7475 REALTORS-MLS OPEN 9-9 neighborhoods. Philbrick Agen­ land with the utmost of with loads of closets, private FIVE-room duplex, near FORD Torino, 1970, four-door, statewide, credit rating un­ ATTENDANT "for Shell Car aluminum sided Colonial, possi­ room, enclosed porch off of 608 BURNSlOE AVE. cy, Realtors, 646-4200. Vamon!: open at the' K-4 level in the E. HARTFORD privacy for those seeking a FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• entrance and private patio, parkade, adults only. Call after automatic, power steering, necessary. Reasonable. Con­ Bolton Public Schools; Para- ASSEMBLERS Wash, male or female, full-time ble four bedrooms. Priced to kitchen. Immediate occupancy. 872-2219 each apartment with its own fidential, quick arrangements. days. Must be over 18, neat in place for their dream home. repairs, and remodeling. 5 p.m., 643-5827. excellent condition. $1,450. 649- professionals will assist sell in the 30’s. T. J. Crockett, Priced at $31,900. Zinsser Agen- RAISED RANCH - Large living < I Rooms lor Rent 52 dishwasher clothes washer and 0036, after 6 p.m. Alvin L(indy Agency. 527-7971. appearance. Apply in person to UNUSUAL! Immaculate two- Owner is willing to hold a Prompt service on emergen­ teachers in regular iirfassrooms. With machining experience. Realtors, 643-1577. cy. Realtor, 646-1511.______^ family, 6-6 with five garages room and formal dining room ^^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦aaaaaaaaaaaa< ’ clothes dryer as well as other 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Mr. Clougherty, between 10- large first mortgage. Please cies. M3-7024. LADIES only, nicely furnished Written performance, respon­ Minimum one year's one block from Main Street. with sliding'glass doors m large •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a appliances, then you should 1964 RAMBLER, running condi­ ford. Evenings, 233-6879. 4:30 p.m. daily. 344 Broad MANCHESTER Large, call Joe Gordon, 649-5306 or DRESSMAKING - 15 years rooms for rent. (Jommunity sibilities and application experience. Must read MANCHESTER - $29,900. 6- Two separate gas beating deck and swimming pool. Two Flooring 36 take the trouble to see what is tion. $75. Phone 646-5768 after 6 Street. gracious 7-rdom Colonial, evenings 643-5314. experience. Specializingr in kitchen and bath. All utilities ----- material ace available from the blueprints. Excellent fringe room Cape, carpeting, systems, wall-to-wall in several fireplaces, family room, two- available at Northgate. Rentals VILU G ER p.m. MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd alterations, evening and bridal PrincipalsOffice, Notch Road, fireplace, aluminum siding] fireplace, garage, treed lot. rooms, 1 1/2 baths on owner's car garage, large lot. 160x250’. included. Convenient to stores are from $195 - jP40., and in­ mortgages — interim financing benefits and pay. ’ TEXAS OIL company has •• B&W»« |owns. Call Sandy, 643-7042,10- FLOOR Sanding and bus line. Ideal for working Bolton, February 15,1974 is the nice yard, 3-car garage. $39,900. Cole Realtor/MLS, 6436666. side. Two new stoves will stay. $47,500. Philbrick Agency, The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. clude heat, parking, etc. Call APARTMENTS 1970 PONTIAC GTO Judge, — expeditious and confidential opening in Manchester area. No Refinishing, (specializing in or elderly lady. Call after 4 deadline for filing all Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors — MLS superintendant, Mr.-Utter, at Crauger Mags, air shocks, etc. service, J.D. Real Estate experience necessary. Age not Both sides available. Large older floors). Inside painting, p.m. 644-0383. Ffve-roqm, 2 bedroom applications. Call 643-2411. COLUMBIA - Lakefront treed yard. Belfiore Agency, Manchester Parkade — 8488306 ceilings. John Verfaille, 6 ^ 872-6011. $1,000^. Phone 872-8698. Assoc. 646-1980. PRESSURE important. Good character a QUALITY BUILT new 8 room ijeautiful year ‘round home. 6 MEADOW LANE - 8-room ED’S Contracting ^ency - ______#______townhouse, wall-to-wall 647-1413. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Painting, carpentry, ftoor and 5750, 872-2222. ****•*•••••••••••••••••••••« HEAD TELLER - with com- must. We train. Air Mail, D. G. Colonial in prestigious Forest rooms, 1 1/2 baths, fireplace, Colonial, 7 years old, 2 1/2 THE THOMPSON House-' MANCHESTER - North end, carpeting, fireplace, 2 air con­ Dick, Pres., Southwestern Real Estate Wanted 28 rug cleaning, remodeling, tree Insurance io mericial bank experience, app­ BLAST MFG. Hills. Four bedrooms, 2 1/2 dishwasher, carpeting, $39,900 - New 7 room Raised" baths, four bedrooms, first- C ottage Street, centrally sunny five room, second floor ditioners, appliances, heat . . . Someon* Petroleum Corp., Ft. Worth, service. For all kinds of work located, large, pleasantly fur­ ly at Main office. South Windsor baths, first floor family room, screened porch. Hutchins Agen­ Ranch, two baths, fireplace, floor family room, two-car gar­ apartment, stove with cooking and hot water, tiled baths, Motorcycles-BIcycles 84 Texas. SELLING your home or call 649-1590 between 8-6. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• nished rooms, parking. 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By PHIL NEWSOM that British unemployment, HARTFORD (UPI) - Most The statewide survey of 58 poena. A total of 110 banks were with a written notice of the was only advisory to member UPI Foreign News Analyst and Heath’s equal determina­ Connecticut banks have now at about the million mark, tion to hold the line on Phase 3 banks indicates the adoption of sent letters. bank’s intent to comply after a ^anks and not necessarily bin­ An irony of B rita in ’s could increase to as much as 4 adopted policies to keep their policies which support the The tonks also agreed that reasonable time period. ding, of his eqonomic program customer accounts confiden­ devastating coal strike, and million. limiting increases in wages and CCLU position that tonk per­ they would not divulge the Earlier, the Connecticut ’The CCLU said it was urging MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEB. 14, 1974 - VOL, XCIII, No. 115 Manchester-^A City of Village Charm perhaps an insight, is provided At issue is the miners’ deter­ tial, according to a survey an­ sonnel should not allow records of information Bankers’ A viation and the members and the general THIRTY-TWO PAGES — TWO SECTIONS prices. ’The 16 per cent offered nounced Tuesday by the PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS by the report of a boom in the mination to get more than the the miners already went far governmental agencies to requested until a copy of the Savings Bank Association of public to determine the policy sale of national flags. 16 per cent raise offered by the Connecticut Civil Liberties peruse the records of any bank subpoena had been sent to the Connecticut adopted the policy of the 52 banks which did not beyond the 7 per cent lid im­ Union. Thie boom is not confined to government and to get it now. posed under Phase 3. customer except under sub­ customer by the bank, along position, however, the position respond to the survey. any special group or individual. Windsor Citizens One of the best customers is V. said to be the National Union of Mineworkers whose strike of Oppose Revival \ 260,000 members threatens Bri­ WE WELCOME YOUR tain with its worst crisis since FOOD STAMP PURCHASES \ World War II. Of 1-291 Stretch In other words, regardless of the urea's oniV which side they are on, BY DOUG BEVINS the highway would directly everyone is wrapping EAST HARTFORD The Connecticut Department affect the Town of Windsor. themselves in the flag. of Transportation (DOT), “As soon as you reach the Beyond the effect on Britain uinii f 0 umiL 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE reviving plans for Interstate 291 Windsor border you’ll be in our itself, the strike and its out­ 801 s il v e r l a n e from Windsor to Manchester in back yards,” the Windsor resi­ come must draw the attention response to east-of-the-river dent said. of free societies everywhere, D i s c o u n t MANCHESTER opinion, has apparently in­ Another Windsor resident, for in it is an element with FOOD DisrounT! Alice Finsted, chairman of Peo­ 260 NORTH MAIN AT MAIN curred the wrath of Windsor which only the dictatorships,, citizens, who are violently op­ ple Against Highway Expan­ have been able to deal posed to construction of the new sion, told “the group that Wind­ successfully. BIG MIDDLETOWN expressway. sor doesn’t want 1-291. She was Protect Rights 900 WASHINGTON ST RT 66 Wednesday night’s DOT critical of Potter and Town That is, how to protect the meeting at the Manchester Manager Robert Weiss, who is rights of all concerned when a Muncipal Building attracted a former town manager of strike by a few can paralyze an several Windsor residents who, Windsor. indust| 7 essential to the whole along with a few Manchester Another highway opponent. of society. citizens, questioned the wisdom Dr. Barbara Surwillo of Rocky A further complication which of building 1-291 between 1-91 Hill, stated that no segment of has few if any parallels is the„ (Windsor) and 1-86 1-291 should be built. Dr. challenge issued to Prime (Manchester). Surwillo is a representative of Minister Edward Heath’s The , 1-291 proposal was an anti-highway group which elected cpnservative governr revived in a DOT study, man­ succeeded in acquiring a ment by the coalminers’ mili­ dated by Gov. Thomas Meskill, federal court ruling temporari­ tant Communist vice president, MAKES which had started last summer ly blocking construction of Michael McGahey. with the premise that the entire another section of 1-291, from Busy Day at Nathan Hale Post Office He threatened a general stretch of 1-291 from Far­ Rocky Hill to Farmington. Playing parts in the game of Hearts for Valentine’s Day strike and an effovt to persuade mington to Manchester would Reviving of the Windsor-to- boxes. In the mail line at left are, from left, Jeffrey Luce, are members of the afternoon kindergarten class at soldiers to defect if ordered into not be built. Manchester 1-291 plans came in Evelyn Fortin and Danny Addabbo. Other kindergartners a DOT study, released last Nathan Hale School. The young students built their own the mines. Deputy State Transportation who are anticipating cupid’s message in lower right are, month, r^rganizing transpor­ post office to handle their valentine exchange. Carl Bolduc It was a clear call to violent Commissioner James F. from left, Diedre Hildebrand, Anita DeFazio, Ronnie overthrow. tation priorities in the Greater wears the hat of a postmaster behind the barred window, Shugrue, chairing Wednesday Shurkus and Kim Zawislowski. (Herald photo by Gen- Fortunately, it produced no Hartford Area. 'The study, sub­ as Kim Anderson sorts the valentines in the proper mail aEAN SWEEP! night’s meeting at the tiluomo) echoing sympathy among other Manchester ■ MunicipaL ject of public meetings in Deputy State Transportation Commissioner James F. workers nor from Britain’s Building, said the segment (See Page Sixteen) Labor party which is Socialist- Shugrue discusses ^ the proposed Greater Hartford from Windsor to Manchester based. Transportation System at an informational meeting con­ was revived because Town Gas Dealers Rebel, Three-Day Week ducted Wednesday night at the Manchester Municipal ‘‘overwhelming response” M Britain’s industry is more Building. About 25 persons attended the informational from citizens east of the dependent than most upon coal. meeting, discussing subjects ranging from highways to Connecticurfliver indicated a ’The energy shortage brought buses. (Herald photo by Bevins) need for the highway. Dump Hours Listing Plan about by the Arab oil embargo But because the rest of the and the miners’ previous controversial belt highway By DOUG BEVINS jlawing preferred sales to spread across the state. “If the order isn’t rescinded refusal to work overtime between Farmington and Wind­ Partly cloudy and becoming regular customers. Manchester’s gasoline “The federal order is ab­ by Monday,” Listro said, already had forced a three-day sor was shelved, Shugrue said colder today with temperatures Peter Listro, president.of the Bus Use Given retailers don’t agree with Gov. solutely absurd,” Listro said, “stations will up their prices by work week. the proposed segment coming dropping into the 20s by Manchester . affiliate of the Thomas Meskill’s voluntary “and certainly won’t solve the 10 cents a gallon. The total shutdown of the to Manchester was reduced in evening. Clear and much colder plan to shorten service station Automotive Service Council of problem.” -stw from eight to four lanes. tonight with temperatures America (formerly the “They oan’t put us all in mines could reduce it still Transit Priority lines, and they’re in sympathy . The Federal Energy Office jail,” he said. further. At Wednesday night’s about 5 to 10. Friday, partly with Waterbury gasoline Independent Garage Owners saifi Tuesday that the practice Association), said today he “If we can’t take care of our Already there are predictions meeting. Town Planner J. Eric sunny and cold with highs in the dealers who have closed in of service stations giving By DOLG BEVINS dne man suggested another Potter, former town planner in mid to uppers 20s. “wouldn’t be surprised” if the regular customers, we can’t protek of a federal order out- preferential treatment to take care of any customers at ■■ The need for increased bus express route from Manchester Windsor, said the 1-291 segment Waterbury pumping shutdown to Bloomfield, where he works. regular customers is dis­ all,” he said. service — another commuter from Windsor to Manchester is criminatory and is punishable Frank Berk of 31 Kerry St. needed, and he suggested that Listro said Gov. Meskill’s Investment express route, better regular by a $5,000 fine. request that stations voluntari­ service, and the possibility of said a Manchester-to- more than four lanes may be ly fill up automobile gasoline Chatter an "exclusive busway” — were Bloomfield bus would help pre­ needed in the future. Town Man Finds Cash^ About 90 per cent of Water- vent unemployment in the Potter’s favorable remarks tanks which are less than half among the mass transportation bury’s service station operators full is also absurd. priorities discussed at a region, offering workers the op­ about the expressway were locked their pumps Wednesday NEW YORK (UPI) - “The “There’s no way in the world Wednesday night meeting con­ portunity to get to work easily. criticized by several people, in­ despite pleas from state Dow Jones Industrial Average Returns It-h To Owner we can do that and still have ducted in Manchester by the Deputy State Transportation cluding Manchester residents Energy Chief Eckhardt Beck, gained 4.69 points for the month street to another bank to gasoline for the last two weeks Connecticut Department of Commissioner James F. Stanley Ostrinsky and Dr. By BETTY RYDER reward, we were so grateful. who rushed to the city upon of January, which usually deposit it. Somewhere along the of the month,” he said. Transportation (DOT). Shugrue, chairing Wednesday Frederick Spaulding, member We just never thought it would learning of the threatened mass means a bull market year, but The honesty of a Manchester way, the envelope containing Listro said a public informa­ Of interest to Several night’s meeting, said, “If peo­ of the town’s Conservation be returned.” shutdown. we think the indicator will fail man came as an unexpected the cash and the deposit slip tion campaign developed in speakers at the DOT’S infor­ ple would use it, it could be Commission. Both spoke about Beck, however,, failed to this year,” says the Dines blessing to Alice Hutchinson of was lost. Saidella, who in these trying Manchester earlier this week to mational meeting was im­ arranged.” environmental concerns. molify the disgruntled dealers Letter. The picture is actually 88 Goodwin St. and her brother, At his sister’s insistence, days of tight money, could have relieve the crisis won’t be im­ plementation of more com­ Shugrue said the Greater Manchester’s reported desire who said they’d run out of gas quite mixed, the letter con­ David. David placed an ad in The surely put this windfall to good plemented now, in light of the muter bus service from H artford Transportation for the new road also drew before the end of the month if tinues, because other averages Last week, David had cashed use, is an honest man. He even federal order and Meskill’s Manchester. Nearly every S y s te m , a DOT stu d y , criticism, from the Windsor they sold fuel to everyone. such as the New York Stock his sister’s Social Security had to go to a neighbor’s apart­ energy message. speaker called for a South End citizens, one of whom said that Exchange and Standard & (Sfc Pag*. Sixlccn) check at a Main St. bank, then ment to make the telephone The plan, which involved commuter bus to Hartford, and Manchester doesn’t realize that Listro said he’s attempting to Poor’s averages were off slight­ proceeded to walk down the „call; he doesn’t have one of his newspaper printing of listings Herald’s Classified section to own. contact Waterbury "gasoline ly for the month. Since the' Shop Top Notch for -..^.-r.etailers to organize a when, where, and how much Transportation Average has appear Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, in which he Saidella is best known in statewide protest of the federal gasoline could' be purchased, backed down since ite January was to have started tomorrow. asked the finder to return it. Manchester for his bowling ruling. 3 high and the American Stock feats. For 40 years he was on Exchange Index is faltering, McCoy Insists Vernan’s Form "With so many people in need of money,” he sgid, “I had little one of the sta te ’s leading “we must conclude that there is duckpin bowlers and for 26 hope that anyonh finding cash a killer wave coming,” it adds. years he held the town singles “Widespread pessimism is a LOWEST FOOD PRICES would return it7'‘'' Inside string record. Rolling at Farr’s prerequisite for a better NotrStrong- Mayor Government He was wrong. Alleys, then on Oak St., Saidella market,”says the Predictor, a On Thursday, AliiC received Toddy’s a telephone call freim John turned in an incredible 220 Mrralii West Hartford, Conn, publica­ By SOL R. COHEN single game during the 1936 tor of administration (ad­ ly, will have to decide which with the belief that town .(Sparky) Saidella, 75, Who said District 9 Democrats primary March 5, Page 2 tion. In periods of gloom and season. The record stood for 35 Vernon Mayor Frank J. ministrative assistant). He has way it wants to go — part-time managers can get more state doom the m afjet can over­ years, being broken in 1971 by Valentine engagements, Page 10 on every item... McCoy, speaking in Manchester powers of hiring and firing. He mayor or full-time. If the and federal grants for a town, discount what it assumes to be George Cochran who bowled a Publishing careers education seminar topic, Page Wednesday night, denied all prepares the annual budget and charter is rewritten, he said, it impending disaster, the letter than can a part-time mayor — 223 game. ^ continues. It points out that last claims his 29,000-population presents it to the Town Council should provide for vpto powers because they know where to municipality has a strong- Monday’s 22 point plunge (the town’s finance council) for for the mayor, especially in look and where to apply. A Before retiring, he was National Honor Society induction. Page 12 mayor form of government and suited in only 29 new lows . review and adoption. matters of finance, with an knowledgeable staff member employed at Case Bros. M CC wins, Cheney Tech loses. Page 19 that he is, indeed, a strong He beJrs all responsibilty for override provision for the Town It obvious, time has not while a few months ago the can do the same, he insisted. Downtown and Parkade Merchants Washington’s EVERYDAY! mayor...... departmental operations. The Council included. In Vernon, unlike Manchester taken its toll. Saidella is still a drop would have dragged down Birthday sales promotion inserts hundreds of stocks. “This is U is doubtful, however, that director of administration is He said there is no pressure where the mayor is elected by good sport. aiiy of the members of simply one indication that the responsible to the mayor and is for change at present. the Board of Directors from Manchester’s government majority of stocks are allotted supervisory powers, McCoy said he has no strong among its members, the mayor 'M thoroughly sold out and have If you are now shopping a supermarket that gives stamps study committee, whose guest but not executive, and serves in feelings nor preference on the is not a member of the Town Oil Conference Analysis already had their bear or uses gimmick promotions, you are probably paying speaker he was, believed him. -any capacity the mayor in­ question of council-manager Council, but is elected by the markets,” it adds. Because of the many vacan­ dicates. versus strong-mayor govern­ voters. “• cies in top Vernon posts, McCoy ‘^’The market continues to be too much for food. The Town Council has minori­ ment. “The advantage under Ver­ troubled by economic uncer­ is serving as director of ad- ty representation (a minimum “It’s always been my non’s system,” said McCoy, “is tainties stemming from the oil .,Hynistration, chief of police, of four).''‘The'council and the feeling,” he said, “if a town has ^the political muscle and clout u.s. Ypu sweep .out high food prices when you sweep out embargo and the truckers’ finance officer and purchasing mayor serve two-year terms. dedicated people, any type of elected official has in strike,” according to Standard stamps, games and gimmicks. These "extras" cost money agent, among other roles. The McCoy said Vernon’; ultimate­ government can be run ef dealing with state and federal By Stewart Hensley they joined in the cooperative procedural efforts & Pool’s Corp. Continued and the cosH have tp be loaded into the prices you pay towp is also without a planner. ficiently.” agencies. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The oil-consuming to' arrange a producer-consumer conference as refusal of the Arabs to lift the ICR The three-term Vernon He said he thinks the Vernon “They are much more im­ countries which backed the United States quickly as possible. embargo could deal still for food. -mayor said, “Our form of mayor-council form of govem- pressed with the pressures against France here this week apparently had no This procedural dispute was actually a sub­ another heavy blow to Wall government is neither strong- 1—ment has worked well. The placed upon them by an elected other reasonable course. stantive argument since its outcome determined mayor nor weak-mayor. I’d Street, the firm says, but if the Make a "clean *^sweep" and clean up with Top^ Notch's charter, he explained, permits official than by an appointed Eight of the members of the nine-nation Euro­ whether France could effectively diminish the Arabs modify their position, have to call it neutral arid well- ' the mayor to delegate much of town manager — especially in pean Common Market, plus Japan, Norway and U.S. role in leadership of the Atlantic Alliance. ■‘the psychological impact Everyday Low, Low Prices! balancerj between the two. I the administrative work, yet the area of grants. Decisions on Canada, Wednesday afternoon adopted a U.S. The results proved that it cannot. could set off a celebration of believe, however, it is stronger gives him sufficient power, to grants are faster, when dealing plan for cooperation, despite heated arguments than Manchester’s council- Sparky Saidella Kissinger, who simply presented the plan and some magnitude.” Although initiate programs for the good with political negotiators. by French Foreign Minister Michel Jobert who then stood back and let the European countries managef form of government.” of the community — without He said, “Peqple coming to a contended the countries could do better many stocks are a bargain on a he had found the money, and and Japan argue against the French, was confi­ long-range basis, the firm ad­ What keeps Vernon from being curtailed by the council. town or city almost always bargaining with the Arabs on an individual basis. having a strong-mayor govern­ made the call after seeing the dent from the first that he had a good chance of vises investors to stay on the l O T M * VAIUABK COUPON Most appointments to com­ want to talk to the mayor, U.S. officials believe that even if the proposed winning. He denied, however, that the dispute^ ment, he said, is that the mayor missions and agencies, said ad which appeared in The conference with the Arab oil producers on ways sidelines until the oil embar,go QUART JAR £ before making political Herald. withjiyance would damage the Atlantic’ and the truckers’ strike are is part time, “even though he McCoy, are made by the decisions. ’They want to get the to stabilize the petroleum market never takes ONE QUART JAR works full time much of his Jfance, which he described as the heart of clarified. mayor, the others by the coun­ pulse of the people. They want Accoring to Saidella, who is place, the United States nevertheless will have American foreign policy in the area. term,” and he doesn’t have veto cil — after cfearance with...... the to know which grants will do retired and lives alone in a won an important psychological battle. It did Nor will the bitter exchange between., the CAIN’S powers over the 12-member Democratic and Republican the most good for the most Main St. apartment, he found this by preserving the principle of allied French and the other Europeans of the past About Town CAIN’S Town Council. He presides over town committees. ’ people.” the folded bills in the snow ahd cooperation in the face of any adversity instead .three days do any severe damage to the Euro­ MAYONNAISE the council but is not a part of McCoy said Vernon never Manchester’s government of “dog eat dog” individual programs. slush in front of the Connecticut pean Common Market, Kissinger said. Other Mountain Laurel Chapter of it. He votes only to break a tie. contem plated adopting a study committee was appointed The plan prepared by Secretary of State Henry Bank & Trust Co. Apparently high officials said the Common Market has held Sweet Adelines will rehearse , Under Vernon’s charipr, the council-manager form of by the Board of Directors to A. Kissinger was worded with considerable skill WITH COUPON the bills had fallen out of the one Donnybrook after another and continues to Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at St. mayor (he gets J6,000 a year government. study Manchester’s form of envelope David was carrying, and would have been impossible for any of the MAYONNAISE m o survive and grow stronger all the time. L u k e ’s C hurch h a lt. ANFOOD P U R C H A S e O f *7.50 OR RB and expenses) appoints depart­ “It was the feeling,” he said,, government, compare it to for that was not found. participating countries, except France, to turn Wethersfield Ave., Hartford. WITH COUPON LIMIT O NI COUPON. 0 0 0 0 t h r u P S a 1 9 7 ^ ment heads and, with the ap­ “the people wanted to continue others,- and determine which is down without risking the wrath of its supporters France and all of the other members krtow The rehearsal is open to all r proval o f the ’Town Council, with a political form of govern­ best for the town. “I went over to his apartment at home. Kissinger promised advanced that it is vital to their economic health and are women interested in singing hires a police chief and a direc­ Mayor McCoy ment, in all respects.’^ It has to May to report its to pick up the money,” David technology, emergency oil sharing and other not going to break it up just because there is one FREE He said he doesn’t go along said, “atifi give him a small guarantees to the major oil consumers only if more argument. barbershop-style harmony. recommendations to the board. We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities — None Sold to Dealers ...... K . The finance committee of Emanuel. Lutheran Church will meet tonight at 7:30 at the W^ashington^s Birthday Promotions >■ -4. - home of Bruce Johnson, 46 Hamilton Dr. EVERY DEPARTMENT OPEN 7 A.M. to MIDNIGHT-MON. thru SAT.

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