PAGE THIRTY-TWO THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1972 iiltaturI)f^Bt?r lEwniug l^?raU> Winter Stirs Thoughts of One Long Gone By The Center Congregational Pull Gospel Christian Pellow- By JlMDf JOHNSTON cember, 86.6 in January, and 31.8 in Feb­ T he abnormally high temperatures that ever happening before, and it was had been Installed in Bolton in 1928, and most of the next day. When It was About Town Church council will ,meet to­ ' ship. Interdenominational, will (Hendd R«|Kirter) ruary). night at 7:30 in the F'ederation Lufkin Denies G>nflict; iniSht have been Just what the weather­ the first winter that fanners could recall Giglio said, and with the stores of natur­ all over, we had 28 Inches in Bolton. have a Bible study and <^n “On Christmas day,’’ Giglio went on, The flrat In a series of Len­ Boom of the church. If you think this is an open winter, you man ordered as far as farmers were not being able to fill their ice houses. "It completely tied up all traffic. From discussion tonight at 7:30 at "I hooked up a plow to an old Perdson al ice running out as summer neared, ten Services will be held tonight Orange Hall. Bhoulda been around here 40 years ago. Belton Notch east, the road was closed Blames Democratic Games tractor we had repaired and did about concerned, Giglio said,' but It certainly L. T. Wood (Manchester ice distributor) • the farmers bought electric coolers. at 7 :80 at Trinity Covenant The planning committee of l^oonard Giglio was. He owns and op­ for four days. ’The first men to get five acres on South Rd. in the Quarry- raised Old Ned 'vlth the dairymen. had a couple of ice houses at the Notch ‘"That marked the beginning of the Church. the Second Congregational Members of the Manchester HARTTPORD (AP) — The erates Aliena Pood Market on Rt. 44A In through were driving a team of oxen. We $60,000 o f his m oney into the vUle aecticn of Bolton. ’The turf turned It was an annual ritual, he said, for Church council will meet to­ Emblem Club have been invited North Coventry. pond, but he couldn’t lay in a supply.” end of ice-cutting,” Giglio said. got out with horses and manag^ed to get Democrats are playing politics 1970 cam paign o f Gov. Thomas over beautifully. ’The soil w as Juat like The Junior and Senior Con­ night at 7:30 at the church. to the Rockville Emblem Club’s Ho also has a memory like a blotter farmers who had their own milk routes At that time, Giglio’s father, Michael, ' Weather “experts” of widely varying to Manchester on the 21st. firmation Classes of Emanuel with the environment, Ehivlron- J. MesidU. spring or fall. No moisture.” or wholesaled to area peddlers (at six with the help of nine sons, ran a dairy Hawaiian Night Feb. 26 at 8 and an answer for old-timers who say ablllUes and memories point out that a "Drifts were so high, they couldn’t be Lutheran Church will meet to­ Friendship Lodge o f, Masons p.m. at the Rockville Elks Car­ mental Protection Commisdon- "Mr. Lufkin’s wealth and they can’t remember weather like what A neighbor saw him engaged in the im- cents a quart instead of three cents to farm almost opposite Bolton Lake, where plowed by trucks but had to be hAnd- usual mid-winter work. good winter is often followed by a miser­ night at 6:30 in the Parish will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. riage House. The program will er Dan W. Lufkin charged to­ varied business interests have we’ve been having: cooperatives) to go to Bolton Lake or the present Lyndale Farm is located. shoveled. That was the year that Man­ "She was surprised," Giglio said. To­ Building. at the Masonic Temple. The Include a buffet and dance, 'ric­ the Notch pond. To take care of his long-time customers, , able summer. The summer was a nor­ chester opened Main St. with a V-plow day as he rejected charges of been widely publicized by the "The truth la,’’ Giglio recalls, "we did day it might be labeled differently. Entered Apprentice degree will kets may be obtained by con­ With a horse and a saw gauged to cut G iglio said, "W ood had to bring in 300- mal one, Giglio answered this observa­ oh a big tractor.” conflict of interest. state and national press," said have o n e .. .1982-33. That fa ll and eariy In the same winter, Giglio said, he The Young Marines of the be conferred. Frederic^ M. tacting Mrs. Alfred Ritter, 46 through the ice to just a few inches above pound cakes of ice by railroad — I think tion, but 1933-34 w as really a “ winter of Giglio, who will be 65 Sunday, con­ winter stayed warm right through De- saw Sam Riggs plowing with a team o» Frank J. Mansfield Detachment Gael, junior warden, will pre­ Chester Dr. Lufkin, a former stockbroker AJello and Caldwell in their oemiber. water level, they wculd hack out huge q’om Boston. our discontent." cluded his recollections with, "I can re­ will have its weekly meeting to­ horses on B. Middle 1’pke., right across side. whose fortune is estimated at statement. "The ground never froae.’’ blocks. These they would take back to "Every day we would cart two or three "We had the biggest snowstorm that I member that blizzard yery well because morrow from 7 to 9 p.m. at the from the present site of Shady Glen, their barns or ice houses to be packed ’The A m erican Legrion w ill over $30 m illion, said his in­ "Since the State Department (The National Weather Service at blocks from the North End station to our can rememlyer in my life,” he said, and Feb. 20 is my birthday. It seems we al­ Marine Corps Home on Parker "Oh, we had occasional' light snrw,’’ in hay or sawdust. fa rm .” Mountain Laurel Chapter of have its regular fish night for vestments are being handled of Environmental Protection is Bradley Field confirms his recollection. he has been living in these parts since ways get a big storm on It. I’ll be sur­ .St. The organization is open to members and guests tomorrow Giglio commented, "but It never lasted “But that winter the water in Bolton But the mild winter produced some 1919. "It started about 5 p.m. on Feb. 19 Sweet Adelines wili rehearse through a “'blind trust’’ and he in a large sense a reg^ulatory Average temperatures that winter, they long. Rain a day or two afterward prised if we don’t get one this year.” boys between the ages of 8 and at 7 p.m. at the Legion Home. Lake never froze,” Giglio continued. balm in Gilead, even for dairy farmers, and was going strong when I got home 17 years. tonight at 8 at the Franklin agency, we think it is'essential said, were 40.4 in November, 34.7 in De­ would melt it all.” P.S. Have you heard the forecast for R ecreation Center, 680 Frank­ doesn’t even know what com­ that the General Assembly be “Many old-tlmera couldn’t remember in the way of mcdernlzation. Power lines from the milk route. It kept up all night tonight? Howard Slade, son of Mr. and panies he owns stock in. ROOMS lin Ave., Hartford. assured by Mr. Lufkin that his The Chapel Choir of Blmanuel Mrs. Norman Slade of 101 E. Lufkin was criticized Wednes­ Lutheran Church will rehearse private stock holdings or other The commission on member­ Middle Tpke., has been named day by Senate Majority Leader tonight at 7:30 in Luther Hall of business Interests cannot pro­ ship of South United MethodUt to the dean’s list for the fall se­ J. Edward CaldweU and House duce a conflict of interest." the church. Majority Leader Carl AJello, FULLY Church will meet tonight at mester at the University of Lufkin’s comment today was 7:30 at the church. Connecticut School of Engineer­ who said they will demand an that the Democrats were "play­ S cen e at The Weather Mr. and Mrs. J(dm Spaulding ing, West Hartford. accounting of Lufkin’s holdings of 118 Walnut St. will be host ing games with the environ­ The Capital Snow., 80 p er cent chance, b e­ before confirming his appolnt- m ent.” CARPETED ginning this evening and last­ and hostess at Luts Junior Mu- Sunset Rebekah Lodge w ill In­ 'm ent. stall officers Monday at 8 p.m. *nie Sisterhood of Temple Page 1 1 ing into tomorrow; tonight’s seiun Sunday afternoon from 2 Beth Sholom is sponsoring a The Democratic leaders, who iJlanrl^FatFr lEuFttiitg f c a U i low near 30. Saturday’s high to 5. in ceremonies at Odd Fellows head the committee on Execu­ Hall. Officers are reminded to theater party on Feb. 24 for the ONIY abcu^ 35. Sunday . . . fa ir, cold. tive Nomlnatians, also ques­ MPHNA Nur§es wear white. Refreshments will film, "Fiddler on the Roof’/ at Manchester— A City of Village Charm An evening o f social g^ames tioned the legality of Lufkin’s be served during a social tin^ the Cinerama Theater, West will be held tonight at 7:30 at contributimis to the Republican Attend Confab after the meeting. Hartford. ’Tickets may be ob­ St Bridget School cafeteifla. tained by contacting Mrs. Rob­ F’arty since! he took office last VOL. XCI, NO. 118 Cash prizes will be awarded. Five members of the Man­ (TWENTY PAGES) (on- The French Club of Manches­ chester Public Health Nursing ter will meet tomorrow at 8 law forbids state officials who soced by the St. Bridget Home administer federally aided' pro­ Association attended a com­ p.m. in Orange Hall. The Young Adults Club of the and School Association, will grams from taking i>art in po­ YWCA will go bovyilng tomor­ bined meeting of the Connect­ benefit the school. litical activities. The Polish Women’s Alliance, row at 9:16 p.m. at Silver Lane, icut Health League and the Con­ 224 However, Lufkin said today East Hartford. Membership in FOR 30 SQ. YDS. The WesflUll Social Club Group 246, w ill m eet Monday that it is perfectly legal for him n ecticu t Public Health Nursing the dub is open to single men meeting scheduled for tomor­ at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. to contribute to the GOP. Association ’Tuesday at the Yale Coal Miners row afternoon has been can­ Jean K ose o f 113 Park St. and women between the ages of CHOICE OF It is traditional for state com­ Motor 'Inn, Wallingford, at celed. 21 and 35. Nixon-Mao Talks missioners to contribute regu­ which the Etherlngton Report Cub Scout P ack 112 w ill have larly to their party. . SCULPTURED •lEXTUKD Maiy and Joseph’s Mothers a Blue and Gold banquet tomor­ ’The Unitarian-Unlversallst So­ Lufkin reportedly contributed was reviewed. Circle will meet tonight at 8 at row at 6 p.m. at Washington ciety will have a potluck tonight thousands of dollars at a fund­ They are Mrs. Stanley Bates, ^ VELVETS or SHM S the home of Mrs. James Bhgan, School cafeteria. A representa­ at 6:30 at its meetinghouse. Alt­ raising tribute ' to President dlVector of the Manchester Offered Hike 34 Woodhill Rd. Co-hostesses tive from district headquarters er dinner, there will be a show­ Nixon in New York City last agency; Mrs. Robert McKnlght. are Mrs. Alfred Hagenow and will present the pack with its ing of a film made by members year and was rewarded with a Mrs. Robert Barninghsm, Mrs. Seen Mrs. Nunzio Lupacchino. Mem­ new charter. Those planning to of the Church School and slides Resort seat near the President. Eldward Platz, and Mrs. Clar­ bers are reminded to bring ar­ attend are reminded to bring of Rowe Camp and Star Island, 100% CONTINUOUS TIUM ENT NYLON Lufkin had previously put ence Rush. HONOLULU (AP) — Presi­ ticles for a penny auction. place setting^. Unitarian summer camps. stop flight from Washington, aboard the presidential plane, dent Nixon, tarrying here en will remain in Hawaii until Sat­ said in response to newsmen’s To End Strike route to hla China summit INSTALLED WALL-TO-WALL urday afternoon. Then they will questions that the U.S. g;ovem- CARPETING talks. Is likely to meet Chair­ fly to Guam for an overnight ment has no confirmation of a WITH PADDING* LABOR LONDON (AP)—^The coal strike inquiry board today man Mao T’se-tung in the pic­ stay before proceeding to report that Le Due Tho, the 20 sq. yds. .i...... I49.00i / Britain’s 280,000 coal miners pay increases turesque resort city of Hang­ Shanghai and Peking. Hanoi official who conducted 1972 Chevrol^ Buiidii^a which went far toward meetinsr their deihands. chow. A major reason for the secret negotiations with presi­ **>• y * ...... J 25*®® — AND is FT. WIDE — Leaders o t the naUctial Union American sources said this Hawaii stopover was to allow dential adviser Henry A. pls- 40 sq. yds...: 299.00 12 COIORS TO CHOOtl FROM of kOneworkera went Into a seemed a logical site for a Nix­ singer, would {irrive in Peking 5 0 s q .y d s ...... 3 7 4 .0 0 huddle to consider whether to on-Mao conference since Hang­ a day before Nixon. accept the otter and end the chow, the next-tolaat stop on Rogers offered no support for six-week-old strike that threat­ the President’s China Itinerary, Journey speculation that the North Viet­ better way to see the ULSA Evidence ens to paralyze British industry is a favored retreat o f the 78- namese official would be meet­ by the end o t tfaie m cidh. year-old Communist leader. for ing with Nixon or other Ameri­ Uncovered TTie m iners’ em ployes, the A Hangchow meeting would cans in Peking. COMNERCIAL CARPET SALE! National Ooel Board, imme­ Peace Several thousand persons, further underscore the appar­ diately accepted the settlement ent poUUcal eclipse of Mao in­ some waving "Aloha” banners, On Jesus teams piropoeed by the three- asmuch as Nixon and Premier the Nixons to adjust gradually g reeted the President and Mrs. NAME BRAND 100% CONTINUOUS man commission headed by Chou En-lai are expected to Nixon at Kaneohe Marine Air JBRUBALJDU (AP) — Did Lord . WUberforce, a former to the physical and psy­ dispose of serious negotiations chological effects of traveling Station on the northeast shore Jesus exist? High Court Judge. of Oahu, a region of boiling An Israeli scholar believes h e ______in Peking before the American at Jetapeed through time zones. M FIUMENT CUMULOFP NYLON The' tribunal recommended visitor sees Hangchow. surf and rugged, green moun­ I'.. ^ non-

StavlM J«SuJ^ ^ ^ “ to iat^retdU, ot the Nine Fliers, Seven Planes Blavlus Josephus, a Roman nation aa a whole. ” ttI iii... « . “ recommended that the TUB AREA UrtUlte tto w^-lmom tat .ralsee be retroactive to Nov. l cw trw eral^ V u lg r te ^ r e ^ — and that the scale i>revail for 16 text of Jos^)hus Testimonium nionths from then. Lost in Asian Activities Slavlanum,” this Arahtc ver- .i CERAMIC TILE SAIGON (AP) — ’The U.S. area less than 16 mUes above additicn, it said, five SAM skm appears untainted by mflt- Command today announced the tant Christian rhetoric. The the eastern side of the demili­ transporters, two SAM launch­ tAwt Kv cut» Will hit homes and loss of seven more planes in tarized zone, the command ers and two trucks were de­ niH Wednesday what- the Indochina war, including said. stroyed. btauqj) of the Bastem clnirch. three shot down during the ever the miners decide. *1110 U.S. Command, announc­ The main target of the In a monograph publlMied by heavy raids on North Vietnam Officials said the worst black- ing results of the 60 hours of strikes were the 130mm guns, XAEB ADVAMIWOB AW T B U M O t the Xnael Academy of Sciences ™ this week, a spotter plane in air strikes at North Vietnam which have a range o t m ore ■ CT— B BBCG and Humanities,HumanitieB. Pines'arguedPines uwiied ° Cambodia and three others be­ Bills would probably last only a which ended at dusk Thursday, than 16 miles and are the most in support of the Arabic ver­ tween B’eb. 4 and F eb. 13. said they destroyed or dam­ sion. ahoil time if the miners go powerful North Vietnamese back to wotfc next week. But All six fliers aboeufi the aged seven long-range 130-mm COMMERCIAL "Few historical texts, or has. The command said they this seemed unlikely. If the -planes lost in North Vietnam artillery guns, two surface-to- none, have been more often had been moved into the DMZ strike Seaden recommend ac­ were missing, and three crew­ air missUe sites and five 86mm KnCHEN quoted, more passionately re­ ceptance of the offer, the mln- men were killed and one was antiaircraft artillery guns. In (See Page Eight) jected and denounced as liter- ___ ^ . injured in the other crashes. CARMT fIIB jYnvrjii-.njtlav 91h8 pNWdlMy Will VOtO OH it tA & While the command admitted 4 colon Only b Moek. i r WWha three losses during the attacks m % OoHwioiio niniuirt Bjrta and' more variously emended “ wees, _ (Herald photo by Pinto) Firemen head up ladder to home at 280 Main St. heavily damaged by fire today. north of the demilitarized zone than the aoHsalled “TesU- I>wlndllng coei stocks have Wednesday and ’Ihursday, California Kills Death Penalty monlum Blavianum," a short lorced electric generating North Vietnam claimed its- passage in Joeephua "Ani- P^AAt* to ratlcn output and forces shot down seven of the SAN FRANCISOO (AP) — the death penalty through legis­ quittes of the Jews” (XVpi, 68- withhold power from homes for Blaze Damages Main St. House U.S. raiders, damaged several The California Supreme Court lative action, but no state Su­ 64) deaUng with Jesus,” said up to 12 hours a day. Most fac- others and kiUed or captured a NOW WITH 2 PIBCE FIXlilRBS torlea are on a three-day week, has ruled that the death penal­ preme Court has ruled on It f t By DOUGLAS BEVINS number of pilots. ty is uncMistitutional, one of previously. “If genuine. It per- ending the nation’s total unem- ly two-an-a-half hours before at about 11:30 to assist at the (Herald Reporter) bringing It under control. scene and to standby for the The plane losses over the the court’s seven Jurists said On Nov. 18, 1968, the C alifor­ haps the earliest evidence con- I^^6d above 2.6 mlUion. North—two Air Force F4 Phait- Apparently no one was hurt Eighth District men. today. p nia high court ruled that Juries cernlng Jesus written down by . "ven -with the new reetrlc- toms and an F105—were the A fire believed to have in the blaze. It was not immed­ Police, rerouting traffic at the The decision a ffects 100 men in the state can decide con­ ALL NYLON a man vdjo was not a CSiris- next Wednesday, Industry heaviest since three Jets were started in a refrigerator iately known if anyone was at scene, said they were notified and five women under sentence stitutionally under their own tian.” Minister John Davies said, the shot down during the last heavy extensively damaged the home at the time. Neighbors at 11:30 a.m. that there was a cf death in the state’s prison. discretion whether the punish­ A leader in the Jews’ Power stations would be down raids on North Vietnam Dec. ’They include Sirhan B? Sir- 280 Main St. home of Mrs. said Mrs. Quinn lives at the refrigerator fire at the Main ment for murder shall be death struggle against the Roman their last stocks cf coal by 26-30. han, convicted slayer of Sen. or life imprisonment. Empire, Josephuk defected t*»e end o f next w eek and wiU Walter Quinn today. house wito her daughter. St. home, which is slightly south to Pilots reported about 36 mis­ Robert F. Kennedy and Charles ’That decision was returned BRAIDED be able to maintain supplies A score of Eighth District fire­ of Middle Tpke. the Romans and traveled to TTie caU cam e into the Eighth siles were fired at them. 1716 Manson, ccmvicted in the Sha­ on an appeal which had stayed only for such essential services fighters, assisted by town fire­ ’There w ere three Eig^ith Dls- District station at 11:22 a.m., three planes downed were hit ron Tate murders. all executions since Nov. 14, (See Page dliree) as hospitals and sewage plants. men, battled the blaze for near­ R iles and town men were called in (See Page Eight) by the Soviet-built SAMS in an Several states have outlawed 1967.

Conquering the Market WITH 2, I7"x24" MATCHING BRAIDS Heath on Rocky Road 0x12 LONDON (AP) — Prime servativea because of the out—^Heoth out,” tat the prime Minister Edward Heatb’s plans prssent power crisis. But the minister, with his usual com­ NYLON anti-Marketers held firm. CARPET to lead Britain Into the Oom- posure rose to say: "Her maj­ In the last Common Market esty’s government will now RUGS mon Market face a rocky, and vote in October, 69 of Harold continue with its consistent pol­ REMNANTS uncertain road following the do- WUson's Laborites stood by icy with the same determina­ Captiet Coup* illustrated at Ml. Rushmort in South Dakota. ALL ENDS FINISHED feotlon c< 10 of hia Oonservatlve their pro-European convictions tion that' it has shown in the BUnvr-lN RDBBBB BACK colleagues in a vote on vital and voted with the government. past.” enaUlng leglalatlon. But with good prospects of However, his situation was Vlfe want your new Chevrolet to be the best car you ever owned. Heath, who had staked hla throwing the Tories out, most grim m er than anyone would cabinet’s life on winning an of the rebelB came book to the have believed last October The best. an improved front bumper to provide (left to right) are the 1972 Monte Carlo, $ C €295 unoOksial vo(;e of confidence, fold, and only five Laborites when a Commons maijority ot No qualifications. No reservations. added front-end protection. Chevelle, Nova, Camaro and Vega. barely scraped through In the abstained. 112 endorsed entry into the S C o lo n House of Commons Thursday We want it to be the most beautiful, Plus a 400-cubic-inch V8 engine and There’s bound to be a Chevrolet just Heath was saved by the votes Common Market. Now he has a night- The vote w as 800 to 801, of^ five Liberals, whose party more or less united Labor par­ most trouble-free, most comfortable car you Turbo Hydra-matic automatic transmission. right for you, your family, your budget cutting the government’s nor- has never wavered In Its sup­ ty to contend with in th^ ever owned. All standard, as you expect with a and your kind of driving. mal majority of more than 80 port of the European cause. months of parliamentary So we’ve given the 1972 Caprice, you luxury car. And Caprice is but one of the Whatever your choice, we want to eight. Hod they voted agairut the bill maneuvering ahead on the leg­ see above, power steering, power front new Chevrolets. your new Chevrolet to be the best car you In addition to the 16 Tories It would have been defeated by islation necessary to put Brit­ who voted with the Labor Party two votes, and the government disc brakes, rehned power ventilation and There are 45 in all: pictured below ever owned. No less. ain Itito the European Econom­ TEMPLE’S against the blU, five others ab­ .would have been out. ic Community by Jan. 1. stained. ’Their opposition to Laborites erupted in fury, With the key bill now through CARPET AND Britain’s Joining the Common knocking liberal peirty leader its second reading, the Com­ Market was well known, tat Jeremy Thorpe off hla feet and mons next week ' begins the Heath had tried to bring them shoving, pushing and cursing committee stage in which it ex­ FLOOR COVERING In line by announcing the gov­ other liberals. Hie uproar even amines the legislation line by ernment would resign If It lost engulfed Emlyn Hooson, the Hne. “With such a Wafer-thin (Herald photo by Bucelviclus) .3M MAIN BEIIBBT, M ANGBX8ri»--M S4an the vote. This would have only Liberal to vote against the majority the government will Chevrolet forced a new general election bill. be hard pressed to p'et the bill Storekeepers Prepare for Advance of Shoppers and would probably have Hie Laborites set up the fa­ finally on to the statute book,” Washington crossed the Delaware and captured Trenton. Shop- capture bargains. From left, Frederick Nassiff, Harold Gaboury, meant defeat for the Gon- miliar chant of "Reslgiv-get one observer commented. pers can cross over to Main St. today, tomorrow and Monday to Bemie Apter, Paul Misseri (standing) and Creighton Shoor.

V ; < MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1972 PAGE THREE PACFE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1972 Retired Persons ed by the Rev. Eugfene Char- Evidence Townspeople Aid man cf St. James Church and Sheinwold on Bridge f~ MaariMnhhi Applicathm lor ~ Are Sponsoring the Rev: Wlnthrcp Nelscn Jr., MOVIE lUmNQB Uncovered NOTICE Study of Family co-pastor of Center Congrega- fFORFARENTBANDl RIGHT SUPEROTinON NORTH I LUTZ JUNIOR MUSEUM I Driving Course Uonal Church. 41 10 8 4 At Green School I YO U N G PEO PLE | ■WILL HELP YOU Name ...... • • I On Jesus Mrs. Edward Bauer of 21 Con­ I w iXhiw w i>» rasiy a >» mhm (2 A 6 starting April 4 and continuing HARVEST HILL stance Dr., a member cf Temple By ALFRED SHEINWOlJD 0 K(5J73 each Tuesday throughout the A number of Manchester I Addtpas ...... ,;■•••...... ewmin tholi<§ mur cseomjg 4 A J7 (Continued from Page One) month Coimectlcut Northeast Beth Sholom, explored family “Friday is a bad day to have residents have taken part in a CSiildren’B -Chapter of the American Asso­ life as viewed by Judaism. Dr. te an accident,” said South as he WEST EAST I I Rome Mdiere he wrote detailed PACKAGE STORE four-week social studies unit, Ramesh P. Dave, who is a na­ I MX u a MMinB) i ciation of Retired Persons will' Afp TTHir Agnes Davis played the ace of hearts at the 41 A762 A I N a m es...... | accounts of politics and reUgion tive of India and on the staff sponsor the National Safety “The Family," studied by the first trick. "I’m too supersti­ (2 J 10 9 7 <2 In the 1st centuty. of Manchester Memorial Hospit­ Council’s defensive driving Manchester Green School Unit B tious to let you fellcws win the 0 A9 O ■ □ Single $6 □ Family $10 More scholars have turned to al, talked with the children about MX AKS ASMITTU course. first trick.” A 842 A Josephiis, who lived from 87 to MANCHESTER pupUs. families cf the Hindu faith. Pamtil GuidtsM lyiiniM i I □ Oontrlbuting $26 North dealer. SOUTH about 100 A.D. fo r a description The two-hour sessions will be Norman Fendell, coordinator The last resource person was held at the Senior Citizens’ Cen­ of special educaUon programs Both sides vulneraUe. A K Q J93 Check type of membendilp, and mail of Jesus by a non-Chrlatlan hls- PARKADE Mrs. Dcnald Rcy of 133 Prospect (2 84 torlEui. ter, 63 Linden St. Registration In the public school'isystem, ex­ Opening lead — Jack of with your check 126 Cedar St., Man- St., assistant professor cf history MSmCTtO i 6 10 6 4 ( to: iBht the Greek text of Jo- may be made by contacting WILL NOT PARTICIPATE IN THE plained family life on a kibbutz at Msuichester Community Col­ I UnMr 17 nwilrn Mcaiiniiyli| | Hearts. South had his accident any­ j l KQ 10 Chester (06040) ' sephua’ deacrlption, hEui come HermEin Schendel, 216 Spring FR EE GIFT CERTIFICATE PROMOTION in Israel. He spent several years lege, who traced the rise of Nmt or Adult Cuirdlw | I how. He had adopted the wrong East South under Edmost Unanimous dis­ St., or attendliTg the March 8 NOW BEING HELD, DUE TO in that country. ’The ChrisUan tcwns and development of gov­ superstiticn. Pass I credit'' by modem Christian chapter meeting. The only LIQUOR COMMISSION RULINGS. view of the family was dlscuss- ernment. A Pass 3 A scholars. Hhey luive termed It charge is a small fee to cover In their studies during the wc um« 17 MMinnl After taking the first trick [ J L . I (AstlMtMywiy | with, the ace of hearts, declarer All Pass "too ChiistlEui"—an apparent the cost of materials. unit, the 10 to 12-yeai^clds fol­ hicMiMarMi) I forgery by 3rd and 4th century A person does not have to be lowed the development of the led the ten of spades from dum­ T o p H at Restaurant HAIMVWIU) my. West refused the first church leaden to support the a member of Northeast Chapter family throughout history and historical basis of Christianity. to enroll. The only requirements investigated its various forms « n BB trump trick. Declarer led anoth­ K-q-J-9-8; Hearts, 8-4; Dla- H FORMERLY ABBY’S “It Is therefore sutpiisliig," are that he be a paid-up mem­ in other civilizations. A major er trump to the king, and East monds, 10-6-4; Clubs, K-Q-10. 267 BROAD BT., MANCHES’TER said Plnea, ’’that a reoenaion of ber of the AARP or the Nation­ >M Oenter S t, Bfancbeater portion of the study involved discarded a heart What do you aay7 Locally Owned and Operated TOLLAND the Testimonium—the Arabic al Retired Teachers Association Pbone: MS-IMB impacts upon the family of dif­ West refused the second Answer: Pass. ’Ihls Is very version—that is algnlflcantly national organization, and that fering rellg^lous beliefs and trump trick, and South had to nearly an opening Wd but If you different from the Vulgfate text he is a llcenaed driver. For those Both V. Wolfe and Thomas forms of government. abindon the trumps. If South stretch a hand too far It may Wolfe, w cent premium reduction. Sat, & Sun., Feb, 19 & 20 reawaken a man’s love; The ricia Guay, Unit B leader; Mrs. BREAKFAST old French-bom scholar com­ irrestible perfume of boeuf er trump. Then South would a douUtful bid on an ace­ Barbara Smith, Mrs. Ena have to use up all his trumps to pand the Onek and Amble AT en dmube! The stalwart mas­ Dome Margof Phipps, Mrs. Suzanne Stein- Burnside — ’’Hospital", 7:16, less hand. draw those held by West. West 2 EGGS WITH TOAST . texts And pointed out a series culinity of a Juicy pot roast! hagen, and Robert Borello. 9:26 Copyright 197$ ila n r l| F 0t ? r TOLLAND HIGH SCHOOL Despite Brillat-Savarin, that would, eventually get the ace of General Features Corp. 3 PANCAKES of discnpancies. Fonfeyn Cinema I — "Hospital” , 1:16, . Among these were the cmci- famous gourmand, and his 3:16, 6:08, 7:16, 9:16 diamonds and a heart trick. TOLLAND, CONN., Exit 99 Off 1-86 belief that one must be bom South saw the danger and 3 SLICES OF FRENCH TOAST flxion. The Amble version lEufttittij knowing how to cook meat Cinema H — “Song of the 49 Tehaikovsky^ (-L Ms/mi/o/fo therefore shifted to diamonds. tnats the cmciflxlon as a Published Dally Except Sundays Sponsored by well, todays’ excellent beef, nj • South”, (Walt Disney), 1:17, West refused the first diamond statement reported by Jesus’ and Holidays at 13 Bissell Street. ovens, and timing devices SANDWICHES Vancheater, Conn. TOLLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY INC. 8:17, 6:17, 7:17, 9:17 but took the second. As you can disciples. Ini the Greek text, it make it possible for any cook ^HE SLEEPING Inga At Sixteen, Telephone 643-3711 to do justice to a roast or Manchester Drive-In — "The see. West’s superstition was to HAMBURG is recounted as a fact. Second Class Postage Paid at D o n a tio n ...... $1.25. ler Coming Of Age. Gang ’That Couldn’t Shoot Ifanchester, Conn. (06010) steak. Only nemember this take a trick as late as posslUe. HOT D O G “Also, while the Greek text What appals to the eye will BEAUTT Straight”, 8:46; "Wild Rovers”, Gets Ruff E^ed Wcompromlsiiigly ‘He SUB8nt vetoed by the governor. — EvaluEtilon of the growing and the creation of the Legisla- Phone 649-5238 admiringly-exposed to view. Chayefsky has $8.00 $2.00 <9CarleMalden W.\LTH.\M, IIELRROS. W "THE SELECT FEW" b. ■ Make EdwaMU n iai drugs:. " devised a howlingiy funny comedy that con­ ◄ Oronps of 20 or More knchael Marple, 17, of West ------Vri.C.MN, ami II.VMILTON. 1 ^ ^ NO COVER, NO MINIMUM!! $2.26 each Haven, who had ^^veii hia name firms all our suspicions about the downright O A Il, 872-8288 e W U d Eus Frank J. Dtioma to police incompetence of our medical institutions.” or at the Wednesday when be was arrest* UOOETT RABKADE DRUG oiBDveTS ed wah pres«ited in court on YES. WE'VE DONE IT AGAIN! ANOTHER INCREDI­ -A rth u r Knight, SATURDAY REVIEW charges of fourth-degree at­ METMXXXjOR tempted larceny and third-de­ BLE PURCHASE OF FAMOUS NAME WATCHES! AT'7;16-9:25 Become A Subscriber PANAVISION* _ EYERYTHUVeS gree criminal mischief. Hia case For laidie.-: 11 kt. goki eases, (Hamomi oriianieiiied. I'aiicy 2 rraCKETS TO 6 SHOWS was continued until March 6. $16.00 WUllEun M. Sawyers, 20, of 47 olofi'ant slides. CALL 644-8269 Ceftage St., pleEtded innocent and For .Men: Self winding, da\' dates, \v;iteriiroo|, shoek i)rool, BURNSIDE for Subacrlpticm Information GEORGE AT... dixei-. dres.-, -poii - ;ill ele.'iiint .-t.vles. 1 1 kl. while and 580 BURNSIDE AVE EAST HARTFORD 3rd Hit ’House of Dark Shadows’ elected to have a trial by Jury on his charges of possesslcn of \ell(i\'. u'ldd ease.'. t - t - 1 FREE PARKING 528 3333 contndled - drugs with Intent to sell and poaaesSion of nEucoUcS. R lch affi Wc^tkum, pleaded MANCHESTER CENTER STARTS In file Caldor Shopping Plaza — Manchester; Exit 93 on 1-88 guilty and wew sentenced to 30 See the original mamitdietmers list prices o( 19.ik), -643-7832 days, suspended, and two yeEirs 79..50. 75.00. ;ind 59.95. .\ll to at one low price! FRtI PARKING REAR OF THEATRE TODAY probation for making a false Tastefully prepared food af statement to police. He had claimed 11 wounds th a t w ere moderate prices self-inflicted were the result of 26f CBHTiR STREET N O L IE . . . being shot by aamecne else. SPAGHETTI w/CLAM SAUCE (Red or Five men were fined in crim­ White), Salad, Bread & Butter 2.00 inal cases. They are: FILET OF SOLE FLORENTINE) (Choice Steve KUkevltch, 19, of Main at., <3ovontry, pleEMled guUty and of Spaghetti or French Fries), Salad, 2.50 WEU fined $ ^ . for criminEd SAVE! SAVE! Bre^ & Butter tmspiUBa, second degree. He is FRI.. SAT., MON., FEB. 18 - 19- 21 npplncrmont in LUNCHEON 11 am - 2 :S0 pm — DINNER 4:80 to 9 .pm on probEtUon. Richard Taylor, 19, of North LIMITED QUANTITIES — SHOP EARLY to diiy.s if (loleetive N ^ / 1 ^ .88 TAKE OUT SERVICE AVAILABLE — CALL 648-9091 St., Bolton, Who did not appoEU* $ In court, had a $80 fine relm- CASH AND CARRY • 1 year to lifetime posed for disorderly conduct. ;;uaraiitee-i ONLY Jam es Coveny, 18, of 862 Ver­ non St., pleaded guilty to fourth- PRE-FINISHED degiee lEirceny EUid was fined CHERRY $60. He hEid been In carcerated PLYWOOD PANELING fo r two days before the court iC O U P O N l SCOUPONS Euitlan. PRO-DOUBLE DUTY R O O M H E A T K Ronald F . Buck, 20, of., 801 V4" 4*x8* St., Vernon, pleaded toothbrushes I Siermostat e Fan forced heat guilty and was given a 18-day $ Q . 9 5 ' • UL Tested suspended sentence and fined YORKTOWN $100 on a biCEudi of the peace charge, subeUtuted for obtain­ Save 6.01 ing money under false pre­ 1 CH ERRY with coupon. WITH THE PURCHASE 9 F A tenses. He was ordered to SHEET make restitution of $100 to Sears Roebuck EUid Co. lor in­ $ e . 9 9 creasing the amount on a check B U C K E T «4 ” o r BARREL^5’^ from $29 to |129. He had cashed SCULPTURED 4 ' x 8 * x V4* the^check in the store. FAMILY SPECIAL $5.29 . jEunes Thlbeault, 26, of Hart­ Reg. $12 ford pleaded guUty to a flrat- INTERIOR PLYWOOD degree crlmlniti trespaaa and TABLE LEGS was fined $76. Mis second-de­ gree raokless endangerment I COUPONS ohEUge;y^ noUed- 18 SIZES ■COUPONS Other criminal ceu» s noUed $ 0 . 7 0 McGRAW EDISON VITAMIN SFECIALS SHEET include;: 4 SH APES HAIR CLIPPER THURS., TRI., SA¥., SUN. Lsurty Pierce, 48, of Amston $4. list Vitamin C LEdce, disorderly conduct, sec­ 600 mg, 100a ...... , FEB. 17 ; 18, 19, 20 ond - degree crimhud trespass SET and second-degree reckless en­ $2,06 list One-A-Day type .876 dangerment. mnd th 9 critte n from Jo e ! ChmndlorHarria'clmsMic tales Ja ck Prentice, 86, of Forest- ODDS & ENDS PRICE $2.06 list Children's 307 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST. vUle, non-Bupport. '/2 sa t u i^ A y CbewaUe, 100s — MANCHESTER. IStOO-1:46-8)88- John J. Sokolis, 28. of 61% VU- 1:00 - 2:46 - 4:86' lage St., Rockville, harassment. $7JSe Uat Theragram 100 6:2^116 •9:00 6:26-6:16 ROCK SALT 10 lb. bag 4 D « List 10.95 ACROSS FROM PARKADE W alt PtsMiey’^s SHEETROCK 4’x7’ - %’’ g l.4 0 idus 30 free ...... su l* Save 5.47 - Driver Dead _mjJ43jj81i 2’’x8’’ FIR ■ 7’ Long 6 OO ea. $7.19 list Myadeo 100 ^ 1 /! hK ’V- ^ with coupon. plua SO zroo free ...... sii|i|* '’ d a n BURY (AP) CJhes- tvtNS laAnteHSsrmm I ’’x l2 ” SHELVING H o 300 BURNSIDE AVENUE, C MAGICIANS va. EAST HABTFOBO BXPLOBEBS « s JI 1^ Sponsored by Manchester Exchange Club tor Burger, 64, of Kear­ 88.75 EAST HARTFORD. a s CBMTIR STKIIT 14”x l8 ’’ MEDICINE CABINET S B > 18} ^ Proceeds for Youth Aotlvlttea Fund ney, N .J.,' was found dead in ACROSS SROM MB. STBAK 88.30 Ac FBI., FEB 18, 8 P.M.—MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOQL SteigaLSM dIi hia truck alongside Interstate 1%” MAHOGANY DOORS from MANCHESTER PARKADE ONLY! ACROSS FROM MARTIN PARK ^ Tlcketa available at aU town branches Hartford Natli 84 early today €md the cause of Savings Bank of Manchester, or at the Box Office death was being investigated, Adults S2.00 — Children $1.60 y PLUS: 2 CARTOONS 'ir ir-k i( -k -k it k k ic k k.k k ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ MABOH 4ifa * 8th cniLDBEN*S SIATINEB: “TALES OF ADVBNTUBB: 4UNOLB BOW" state poUoe said.

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PAGE-FIVE P A G E F O U R MANCHESTER EVENING H^SIALD, MANCHESTER, CONN;, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1972 MANCHfiSTfiR fiV E I^ G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1972 taurant that day and also the Bob Hope Twin Theaters Approved Tolland Drug Center Suspect Is Pictured names of UConn students who were planning to attend toe H ie Dnig Advisory Center, moratorium In WasWngrton, Is Rebuffed On Rt. 83, Talcottville^ 88 Park St., Is open Monday In Wcatherley Mui^der DX3., Nov. 16 to 16, but failed through Saturday from noon to rhew up. He said toe stu­ In Ransom Try A request to construct twin neutral color, lAWrence said, Semester Course to 10 p.m. , STORKS (AP) — State UConn students and ethers In dents plaimlng to attend toe theaters on Rt. 88 on land adja- He said parklnjr facUiUos for PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — Co­ A telephone backup service toe area to cooperate in locat­ moratorium met at the restau­ cent to Oolfland and the Steak 600 cars will be more than police have released a picture of median Bob Hope says he has Gardening Is available when toe center ing the suspect. rant before leaving for Wash­ Otit Restaurant in Talcottvllle, ample. a man they believe may have Is closed. Similarities between toe two ington,^ met with a second rebuff by toe was approved by the Zoning Arrangements have been killed a University cf Cem- made by A. Richard Lombard, Valid, Says THS For drug advlsoiy Informa­ Incidents are that both coeds Shay also said a “ definite North Vietnamese In his pro- Wl Commission In executive ses­ tion, call 646-2016. necticut cced, Paget Weatherly, link" exists between Miss sion. following a public hearing engineer, for sanitary sewage were hitchhiking, both were in poeal to ransom American pris­ In November 1966. Weatherly’s death and toe slay­ last night. , facilities. Atty. Sol Kerensky, "Semesterization’’ of toe hlgli said the electives are toe main- already proven In toe home ec toe Belton area and bctli were oners of war for $10 milHon. The ccmposlte photograph picked up by a man with a gun. ing cf two coed hitchhikers who representing t)ie developers school curriculum permits great- stay of toe high school program oepartment Hope said he was advised by The twin theaters, designed was made after police recently The coed who talked to troop­ were shot to death next to a Frank Atwood said they would be more than er flexlbUlty in subject offerings ® many of toe atu- home Economics Rockville North Vietnam again earlier by Lawrence Associates of Man­ learned cf a rape attempt on ers said toe chr that picked her highway In Fulton. Pa., In 1970. willing to install a traffic sig­ Severaol of toe requested this week that it would "not chester w ill be built for the than toe more traditional high too school. Not another UConn coed about nine up had' out-of-state license ------Park Department workmen, dent, w ill hold a one-day flower the answer is yes. A flowering nal at the entrance, opposite everyone’s needs are mot by course offerings in the* home ec Hospital Notes g^rant him a -visa to visit Hanoi Talcottvllle Development Corp. school curriculum, according to months before Miss Weath­ plates that were green with cutting up a red pine tree that show Thursday, May Vi, at the crab should be treated like any Welles Rd., if asked to do so. toe reading, writing and arith­ department would be run “back . ^ ^ ^ » to discuss toe plan. He tried and will be called Vernon Cine erly’s body was found In Bol- 'White lettering. College Graduates* had been blown down a few Veterans Memorial Club in East other apple tree, and winter is toe tpUand High School faculty. metic courses, he said. to back” with existing courNos first during a visit to Laos in 1 and 2 . on too semesterlzed program. Cohan, P a ta e r Dr., SoutoJWind- weeks ago at Mt. Nebo, sawed Hartford. This la the hilltop rec- the season when orchard men I t -also permlhi greater sub­ Concern 'was also voiced for She said she was thrown Median Pay Higher December. The plans were explained by A half year of tailoring would 8 ^ Jones, FranWln from toe car at toe junction of through a rubber insulator com- reatlon center originally built prune their trees. Branches ject d ep ^ and variety of cm- toe plight of unper classmen, “ I don’t think I should pursue Richard Lawrence who said FUEL OIL be offered with an alternative West. Rocltalle; South Road and Route 44, about WASHINGTON — Hie latest pletely buried In the wood. It lor the Sunset Ridge golf that are cut now will have Ume Idiasla within toe framework of Particularly seniors who have toe proposal In 'view of" what each theater will seat 846 per­ half year of advanced clothlhg. ^ ’ R«®>«’Ule: a mUe from where Mias Weath-.. Census Bureau figures show probably was put there by a course. The golf course has long jo heal before the sap starts taken all there is to offer In Mr. Nixon Is doing,’ ’ Hdpe sons. There will be one en­ 1 7 .9 the course. erly’s body was feund. Police that toe median Income at a. . . sollder in the antl,alrcraft unit been gtme. The building Is to run. R is also a Job that can Thi hii u several areas of study, partic- same setup would relate to trance, and exits will be to the 200 OaL Min. have theorized . that Miaa family headed by a 26-year-old added Thursday In reference to that occupied the site during owned by the town. completed before the rush IWsphUoecphy became appar. marfy home ec, Industrial arts S i S S e ^ ^ ^ M a n S S S ^ ! side and back. There w ill be a L D » Notloe For DeUvaiy Weatherly was hitchhiking nniittivtt coUege graduatevxaAiiatA wasiMram 41Al pernAr President . _ , Nlxon s trip to maln- World War H. He may have The Manchester Garden Club ent during Wednesday nlght’a and art. of spring work starts. large lobby and waiting area. 24 Hour Burner Bervloe m eetita Of the Board of Educa­ DorS^SwaasenT^hairman of Robert L„ce. Sklimer Rd Ver- home Nov. 18 from toe Campus cent higher than that of a fam- China. been stringing a power line to and clubs In Coventry, South “ T would hate to see toe up­ A ,.,1 .1. A 1 Since the crabapple Is an or- The exterior will be of textured MANCHESTER tion cuSd.'teacher and depart­ toe EngUsh department thanked Restaurant near UConn when lly headed by a hlgh-acbool “ I didn’t know at the time namental tree, the objective In concrete blocks with small slit ment heads at the high school. per classes sacrificed to pro­ toe b4 rd for approving toe RU^on; G ^e toe killer gave her a ride. graduate and 96 per cent great- what toe admlnistraticn 'was pracUce alerts, raked the sky members of the council, which OIL HEAT. INC. vide space for Increasing num­ -windows to give visual relief. The meeting had been sought semesterization cf first- and ' Shay said he would like toe er than that of one headed by doing and they didn’t know over Manchester for enemy had its first show two years ago d,„otine straieht 649-4908 vUle; Katherine Nants, Hills­ The blocks w ill be painted a by toe teachers involved In cur- bers of freshmen,’ ’ Pat Jedr- secend-year EngUsh offerings. names of everyone In toe res- an elementaiy-BchooI graduate, what I was doing.’ ’ ttU ™v., o™., „ »,» no t,” ziewski, home economics de­ dale, N. J.; Meryl Kmmer, rlculhm 'bhange requests made She also entered a plea for The pine was one of a small show last year. Mrs. BolU pro- ’ , ' clipped put. Princeton Jet., N. J. in December, many of 'which pariment head, told toe board, reUef from overloaded teaching m grove of trees near where the posed the show in East Hart- „ . u-p oro onvued so Births Wednesday a son to were later denied by toe school T**e board la faced with the schedules resulting in heavy boardu without holding an in- problem of providing sufficient I- M t. oud M ts. Edword Baiko, m ^o..n,»dn..n.n,n»n „„ , paperwork, and a reduction in one WOODLAND GARDENS says: formtktional meeting as had been teaching staff, however, to meet toe amount of creative writing Stafford Springs, a son to Mr. low branch hits you across the pramlsed with toe teachers. too Increasing load o f students and Mrs. Edward Oajcowskl, Week End Family Special by a winter storm It was 35 There will be a one-day plant _ ^ At..-. t.j...t. af TThumiiii ill A4 IDrfwtlnrlllA face when you go past the tree The board Instead relied on ®t toe high school within toe Prospect St., iRockvUle. feet high and the stump about sale run by the Manchester Gar- of toe students. THE SUSPECT with the lawnmower, you can toe Information gathered by Its framework of a stringent budg- a foot In diameter. den Club «i Saturday, May 20, The hea'vy load of required x From poUce drawing currlculum subcommittee, 'which ®t. EngUsh courses has resulted in ' The vrire that was once at- the open lot owned by Alex- Rd., Rockville; Kathleen U ftec BAKER’S DOZEN tached to the Insulator was gnder Jarvis at Lenox and E. ducking It for another had not had time to meet with Mrs. Jedrzlewski herself, clt- summer. (jouft^jSul all 4opartm4nt heads involved cd statistics of class load In­ ton. Both victims were pushed evidenUy removed when the center Sts. The show was ss,ns.?'^“,.Ta. OwTleR Miirmy, Center Rd., from moving cars along a ix>r- Arm y left the site but nobody moved outdoors to this same lo- in TChanges, although other creases ’ In her department student load has. continued to a— . T4. v-ei Vemon wuliam Kuca, (Mioun* tion of South Road in Bolton. bothered to undrew the insula- gatlon last year with good re- boRTd members had assumed ranging up to 150 per cent, Increase. It has prohibited toe . . • iTnAiiah aa St., RockviUe; Kotoy MUli Detective James Shay said 15 DONUTS tor. As the years passed the g^j^g DeMolay Enters toe meo.tings had been held. ' A rt 6 p ^ f W I v e te S ir M p iS b e s to Cindy 'Ihursday toe suspect, who is tree grew around and over the ^ sbo^, , Although' offering semester Judith Holmes, head of the A i^nA r.A Fh A ^tS t I ’uela. ESnfleld; KWhleen unldwitifled, may still be In toe FOR THE REOUUR foreign object which rematoed oaffodUg and tuUps, orchids Shooting Match courses has many advantages, art department, explained her Storra area. Invisible and forgotten until a and marigolds are blooming to- many of which are particularly requestlest for semesterization of partments at too high school, y_., chain saw sliced it neatly In j , .u The R ifle Club of John Mather ^ n e fld a l to a small high school, toe The surviving victim de­ FRIGE OF ONE DOZEN day in the first of the flower Tx^*sjr#xiei. St., RockviUe; Mrs. Rose Walk­ half. 10TO WAot Chapter, Order of DeMolay, has it does result in an accumulation toe rest at toe high school scribed her assaRant as a . shows for 1972, at the West er and son, Stafford Springs; Counting the growth entered the DeMolay Postal ^ approved courses, not all of program. ' Democrats Meet heavy-set, middle-aged man OFFER GOOD THURS - FRI. - SAT. ONLY Hartford A ^ o r y . Matches sponsored by the Oi- Mrs. Bonita Sandstrom end Park ' Superintendent Ernest , - X'*- ' milch can'be offered on a reg­ Students interested In su't find Democratic Town Chairman about 6-foot-lO and weighing opened yestertoy der*s l n t e i ? « ^ ^ organlsaUon son, Route No.. 44A, Coventry: Tureck figured that 28 years ular Basis due to scheduling they are frozen out of toe pro- Charles ’Thifault has called a aixMt 200 pounds. The girl said W U S t e r tinue through Washingtons ^ conducted under toe super- Admitted lliursday: Brian have gone by since i ^ Bri“thday,“ T v l ^ . problems and small class zizes. gram If they wish to take a half- special meeting of toe Demo- - ^ aa h a » T>>v'^nce wtck- O o r u U t* 255 W E S T M ID D L E T P K E . what was then a small tree. John -"Time to stoit seed; a l of the school board members, This occurs because art la offer- at 8 in toe Town HaU. ■vine; Fred L ,em ^ , sunriM Dr., State police are asking •mis takes us back to World t^e Armory floor by commer- The shooting cf toe targets for Who find toemaelvea In too posi­ ed each year as a fuU-credlt The meeting la scheduled to Ro®iwUle; CSiarlene lumec, War n days. The Insulator. nurserymen. There U a Petunias, Marisrolds, Salvia, Tomatoes, Peppers, ___ _ _ mall entry in toe match was tion j^of not knowing just what course, she said. hear toe report of toe nomlnat- Wlegold Rd., Tolland; E ^ r a d made at rubber rather than ^ ^ wltneased by toe club’s N.R.A. and others. We have Seed, Soil, containers and ‘coufMs are being offered at a Semesterization would also ing committee concerning toe Hlndle Jr., Range-IBII Dr., glass or ceramic material; is of arrang^ents from garden instructor Charles Barrera, much FREE advice; ask for Leon, Phil or me . . . given t(mc ®®d to what grades. I>ermlt offering the art program recommended slate of candl- Rockville; Alexia Beron, Ber- a tyiw used by toe Army. clubs. Connecticut m xjhld^ow - members cf toe club re- M by course content, permitting dates for town committee mem- B®*" Rd-. RockvUle; Brenda t Many of toe course efferings ^ b lt at Lut. Mu«,Hm f™ students with an interest In a bertolp. Chase, ’Talcott Ave., RockviUe; DONT FORGET TO FEED TJump another would be inexpensive and utilize L A T E X F L A T An example of toe problem, faculties and equipment which nual dinner dance tomorrow STAMFORD (A R ) — I t-INCH marble. As Andrulot ^remem- ^veek. Rex O’Meara, West Hart------600,000 Into next week’s batch. Is toe request by physics In- would otherwise lay dormant, night at Fiano’s Reetaurant In A Stamford plumbing cleric has ! R O L L E R ^ I bers toe story, toe ball had ford florist, will make flower —Extended ------Forecast That wlU bring toe total num- W A L L PAIN T been inside the tree for 176 atnicter James Harvey to teach g^jcordlng to department chair- Bolton. donated hte 103rd pint of blood ami.nr. in., iin... ™ arrangements. John Daggett Fair Monday. Cloudy with a tickets available next years, or around toe time of a non-math phyidcs course ,„g jj victor Ovadla. ------to the Connecticut Red Cross. I KIT i • A great wall paint with superior Lm ortnan -RAvniiition TUd comes dowii from Springfield to chance of snow or rain Tues- week to four million. The corn- BigShef; within toe framework of a regu- Indiwtrlal Arte Manchester Evening Herald After Laurence La^agna’s do­ ! Beg. CKdO washability JNTINIOR^ toe ^ e r i c M Revolution. Did demanatiatlons on toe Drop- dav. mission had planned to print no somebody shoot at a deer or give dem o^Uons on toe p ^ da^ lar physics class. •pjjg industrial education de- Tolland correqMmdent Bette nation at a bloodmobUe ’Iliurs- i • Select from over 1200 was he having some target ^gatlon of plants from cirt- Temperatures WlU average more than 3.6 mllUcn per week, prefetred by Ing kids. ; Harvey does not use the tra^ partment stressed toe need for f^uatrale, telephone 876-2846. day, the local bilood-program fashion-right colors near normal. Daytime highs Gaming Secretary Joseph B. chairman, Donald Donahue, i ’ l - U F - • Applies dreapiily . . . never practice before marching away tings. dltional lecture approach to jjg proposed Industiial education ------■ Large, sturdy roller Flowering CraiMy^Iea wlU range from 35 to 40 and Bums said that toe first day of Show us a big appe­ put them together on a lap or brush marks with the miUtia? physids instruction, opting in- .g^pig course, which would presented Lasagna with a cita­ I and tray Insures fast m i n n f l o I Someone asked whetoer this overnight lows from the lower sales, Tuesday, “ produced tite, and we*U show you a toasty three-decker bun flaw Teeto Ripped Out stead of a lot of group work, overcome toe natural reluctance tion. Donahue said hte chapter I application and is toe right Ume to prune a 20s Inland to toe lower 80s at some strange and wonderful She Can Keep Reg. $8.40 LesUe Gordem, cMef sawyer big preference for Big with melted cheese, fresh €A Presently he compromises toe gf teen-age girls to perform In beUeves Lasagna has given toe I good results. distortions in ticket distribution Spec. for toe State P ark and Forest flowering crabapple tree and the coast. Shefe. They're the really lettuce, and our own spe­ math portion c t toe course to front of toe male studenta until Her 90 Cats program more Mood than any­ I trtsf k tU$ tssfss... Smm 9 A flat jivall Department, operates a saw­ big sandwiches featured cial sauce. reach a midpoint in toe ablUty fjjgy i^tve achieved confidence one else in toe state. levels (rf toe students. jn their abilities. M IAM I, Fla. (A P ) —Mhrle He noted Lasagna’s total sur- pal mill at Portland where hard­ oiUy at Burger Chef. " Big Shef. W e know PAINT SALT COUPON u wood logs are cut for bridge W e take two lean you’ll go for it in a big (With toe approval of the non- m many caaea toe girls are Oates and her feline friends re- passes that of Ralph Brooks of flooring, and to build picnic beef hamburgers and way. So come and get it math students, Harvey explains patter coordinated than the boys, joiced after toe Dade County Greenwich, who. earlier this GaL he could upgrade toe math department head Richard Allely Commission ruled the elderiy year was credited with donat- tables In toe parks. He has at Burger Chef. carefully broil them over level jd to '^toe students having told toe board. H ie course is woman could keep her cats . . . ing 100 pints. A t that time toe I' SPEED PAINTER Y ou Save $2.00 found lead balls several times Pre-Season George Washington an open flame. Then we and many modem bullets plus high math ability, while re- vteualteed as a oner-semester all 90 o f them. national Red Cross said some Beg. 22.96 T O "untold’’ spikes and pieces of lleving toe atreas on toe math gpringboard for greater female ’Ihe commtesicn voted unani- 60 persons had donated 100 SPECIAL wire. He once found a good- i portion of itoysics on those with participation In toe lA program, mously ’Thursday to permit toe pints or more, . For All Paints, Inside SUPER DURABLE LATEX OR DLL INTERIOR ELNLSHES sized rock inside a tree. It had lesser matoemaUcal ability. Allely also requested several 79-year-old woman to keq;> toe Lasagna, who gave his first or Outside been wedged in a crotch and He visualizes toe course as Bpeclalized areas which would cats as long aq sAie lived. pint in 1262, has made ail hte . Out Paints A firush toe tree had g?rown around it. meeiting toe needs of toe good pg taught aenlon on an hide- Neighbors who comidEtined of donatlcns in Stamford, 2to1 M in n-gb For a while he kept a display collepre bound student who Is a pendent study baste within pres- nocturnal howling and ex- A 160-pound adult has about . Handle Threaded for LATEX SEMI-GLOSS of toese objects at the sawmill, godili reader but has no_par- gg^ classes, pjus lab assistant ceasive meowing bad sought to five quarts of blood. The body Exterior Pile ___ ticular strength In math. PhyS' ainn/UTip toT Selected senior stu- force Mrs. Oates to get rid of a replenishes toe supply after a . Subdued gloss finish . . . ex­ Beg. $UMS6 but visitors asked for so many l^eo. icB would then be taught with duits similar to toe program significant number c f her oats. foes. tremely washable. Soap 'n souvenirs that he has given SUPER SALE! water clean-up. Perfect for stress on r e d in g and lab work them all away. He once cut based on problem solving. kitchens, bathrooms . . . tiutxigh a metal sap spout in a FEB. 18 -19 - 21 ONEV $ ■ The need - for toe additional wherever a washable finish is maple log that had a date in toe course title occurs when he desired. GaL 1880s stamped on it. BUI Andru­ needs to clarify toe content to lot once cut through a speut in colleges. Luxtone You Save $3.00 a Manchester maple tree but it HOUSEHOLD 5’ WOOD STEP LADDERS * -f A A WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY SPECIAL 11118 same theory of offering was a spout made of wood. Reg. $9.50 ^ SALE # •*§•! different le'vels of instructiem » « » . $JSB SOFT-GLOSS ENAMEL Damage to toe teeth of big,' within the frame'work of a par­ • Super washoble; low Beg. $8J.O high-speed circular saws at the T O B O G G A N S — 8 FO O T ticular class was apparent in Speic. odor enamel Portland lumber mill Is rather S A L E ^ 1 3 a 8 8 many of toe departments plead­ ITJXTONB Reg. $26.50 LADIES' »v> MEN'S • Ideal for kitchens, com m «i.‘'nie teeth are detacJi- ing their cases Wednesday omw baths, cabinets $■ able and they can be ripped out night, including home econom­ wex mmsm seat of toe saw and sent flying like SCOTT TURFBUILDER — 15,000 Sq. Ft. Bag • Provides an appealing, ics, art, and industrial edu­ j P°lmthy(e^^ “ ‘'h' subdued gloss so many buUets when toe saw Reg. $18.95 S A L E 9 . 9 5 cation. hits a piece of steel. “We have Board Wlthbolda Decision You Save $2JN) fern 140 I a couple of holes in toe wall,’’ RUBBER TIRED METAL WHEELBARROW The board had acted to deny said Gordon, but no one has —I Reg. $10.95 S A L E the offerings two weeks ago, been injured. thinking toe courses would all PLAIN $ Garden Clubs Make Plans have to . be scheduled' Indlvlil- PAINE SAIL ( (U PON STOP WET BASEI\/IENTS ! H ie East Central Council of SPRINGFIELD BAROMETERS ually, further dividing toe claas Garden dubs, of which Mrs. Al­ THERMOMETERS S A L E 4 0 % sizes to still lower and more J IH-INCH A 4-INCH bert Bolls of Lydall St. is presi- expensive levels. BASEMENT After hearing the explanations ! BRUSH KIT 1/2 ” R O P E 50 FO O T CO ILS ! B eg .«M I0 Wedqesday night, toe board (J vn tivd i u n i ! Spec. WATERPROOFING Reg. $2.89 S A L E ^ 1 . 3 9 agreed to’ reconsider Its de- SUITS 1.19 c ts lc ^ although not promising i t ^ 3 .9 9 • For all masonry surfaces eg. $6j00 SNOW SHOVEL CLOSEOUTS * ' to make changes. LADIES' PANT SUITS NOT INCLUDED 1 Excallant quality. 4* —inside and out Spec. SALE PRICED 4 0 V o o f f The decision on curriculum ■ wall brush plus I V • Seals most surfaces in I < A S S . | will likely come up at toe next 2 angular aath brush. one coat WUMT board meeting March 1, foUcw- 2 100% nylon tips. • Easy to use. No mixing. PLASTIC GARDEN HOSE ing toe discussion on toe pos­ M a t k th k s s tfm .. OtOE J All colors 50 F O O T Reg. $8.69 S A L E ^ 1 . 9 9 COMPLETE FORMAL WEAR RENTAL ---'~saisaaiM sible curtailment of toe spring You Save $ 1 .0 6 Gal. M OZITE athletic program due to money ENTIRE LINE OF SLEDS — Flexible A f% 0 /^ I problems. M IN N C a O T A "Key W est" Flyer and Competitive Types SALE "fU /O O l I The informational meeting S H O P ' CARPET TILES between toe board and toe teachers at toe high school was nAANCHCSTER R E G . 69c hailed by those participating, THB FR ID A Y S S A L E D T r BETTER CLEANERS (ALL ITEMS CASH OR MASTER CHARGE) following toe close of toe ses­ 4 H a ! '•(•,A Family Restaurants sion. Improved lines of com- W .G.GLENNEin 649-5253 TO 8:30 P.M. GROSSMAN’S munloaticm resulted and too 321 GREEN RD. MANCHESTER Tiifted caipet tUe. with aelf- RHODE ISLAND; Central Falls. CransUm. East Providence. Johnston. Middletown, North Kingstown, North Providence, Wakefield, Warwick, teadiers felt toe board received S A T . T P stiok back fo r easy Installa- BUSH HARDWARE CO. Westerly, West Warwick. MASSACHUSETTS: Attleboro, Fairhaven. New Bedford, North Attleboro, Raynhom, West Yannouth. GONNECTICUTi Qrotgo. a better understanding of toe NEXT TO 7-11 STORE 646-5686 tlan. school’s curriculum and philos­ 3 3 6 F IN E * C E N T E » STS. 7 9 3 MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 235 MAIN STRUT, MANCHISTIR ophy, some noted. 4 P.M. MANCHESTFJl Defending the wide variety of FEBRUARY 17th TO FEBRUARY 26th NOtTH MAIN s m n r TE L. MS-SMe elective subjects, Rlcheurd Ol- son, l^Hnbipal o f toe high s

■'I : M' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1972 PAGE PAGE SIX , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1972 Manchester jimulrPBtpr Midwinter On The Mere Herald Hospital Notes $5 Minimum Tax Bill ’There was a strong wind. ’The country MORGAN'S LTD. was very flat and the wind blew first Yesterdays VISmNG HOURS (Formerly Clifford’s) lEiipmttg from the sea and then from the moun­ Intermediate .Care Semi­ Repealed in Minutes tains one hundred miles to the west, 25 Years Ago private, nqon - 2 p,m., and 4 PUBLISHED BY THE picking up speed over the empty winter p.m. • 8 p.m.; private rooms, HARTFOOD (AP) — ’Ihe. ”I consider this whole tax an Men’s Clothing and Furnishings MANCHESTER PUBUSHINQ CO. Total contributipns In pMlo IS BUniell Street fields, reaching the muddy little yard by 16 a ,m . • 2 p,m., and 4 p.m. - 8 Connecticut General Assembly abomlnatiwi,” said Sen. Lucy Manchester, Conn. drive amount to |B,800 which is the gamekeeper’s cott^e where we p.m . BURL LYONS m ore than $2,800 beyond quota Thursday exempted those earn- ,8he publisher stood anxiously assembling fishing rods Pediatrics: Parents allowed , . and others expressed hope, that WRIGHT Founded October 1, 1881 set. and reels and thinking about the pike in any time except noon—2 p.m.; Ing leas than $100 from dlvl- jt would be repealed when the Published Every Evening Except Sundays the mere hidden by the trees. otbprs, 2 p.m. - 8 p.m. dends and capital gains from next tax program is enacted Arch Preserver Shoes and Hoiidaya. Entered at the Post OHIce at 10 Years Ago Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mail Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m .; the tax on investments. later in the session. When we were ready, high storm col­ Matter.______This was a Sunday; Yho Her­ 4 p .iti. • 8 p.m . The MU, signed immediately to the House, several mem- 985 MAIN STREET ^ Phone 648-7954 lars buttoned against the cold and thigh SUBSCRIPTION RATES Intensive Care and Coronary by Gov. ’Ihomas J. MeskUl hers congratulated the legisla- boots pulled up to take the chill off the ald did not publish. Payable In Advance Care.: Immediate family only, changed a provision in the law tore for acting so quickly. Ml- Bob Bantly, proprietor One Year ...... $39.00 legs, we followed the muddy track down Six Months ...... 19.00 Uiat required those who earned nority Leader Francis J. Col- to the edge of the wood and into the any time, limited ito five min Three Months ...... 9-^® A Thought for Today , utes. V. only pennies from dividends Uns said the action was “a trib­ One Month ...... TT...... 3.25 trees. ’Ihe water was still. The inner bay and capital gains to pay a min- ute to the bipartisan concern” Single Copy ...... 16c Maternity: Fathers, U a.m. • By Carrier ...-...... weekly 75c of Tabley Mere is sheltered by high Sponsored by Uvs Manchester imum $6 tax. over the tax. -4- Council of Churches 12:45 p.m.> and 6:30 p.m. - 8 walls cf reeds and bull rushes. It is very The amendment won unanl- The $0 minimum "insidred __ MEMBER OP p.m.; others, 8 p.m. - 4 p.m., THE ASSOCIATED PRESS shallow, five or six feet in the deepest mous.jqfl>provaj of the House on universal dismay,” said House The .Associated Press is exclusively en­ centre channel, and the bottom is cover­ Loving Ood Speaks To AU of Vs and 6:80 p.m. - 8 p.m. titled to the use of republlcation of all (Herald photo by Buceivlcliu) a voice vote and cleared the Majority Leader Carl AJello, MUNICIPAL BUILDINO news dispatches credited to It or not others ed with thick, soft mud and rotted vege­ “But there were false-proph- Age LIndts: 16 In maternity. Senate, 29-0. MesklU had sup- and many legislators were “at wise credited in thispaper and also the ets too in those days. Just as 12 In - other a n a s , no lim it in Marc Patten, 4, jrets into the act with M?m, Mrsf. Peter Patten o f 25 Cherry local news published here. tation. Beyond the inner bay, separatod Blossom Lane. They’re performinsr with some of her “Sesame Street” charac- ported the change. a loss to understand how It All rights of republlcation of special dis­ from it by a narrow funnelled channel there will be false teachers self-service. The measure will tax in fuU crept Into the MU’’ last year. CLOSED patches Herein are also reserved. between the reeds, is the main body of among you. They will cleverly AU emergency patients and ters wh6 will entertain youngisters Wednesday at T«nple Beth Hillel. Income from dividends and Collins said the original in- The Manchester Publishing Company as­ water, still very shallow, deepening only tell their lies about God, turn­ outpatients a n nqnested to use residents from 8 to 4 p.m. at capltal gains over $100. tent was to make sure that no sumes no financial responsibility for typo­ ing against oven their Master the hew emergency nmn graphical errors appearing in advertis- towards the dam wall and around the South Windsor a reduced rate. The $0 minimum tax on 1971 oite had to p sy, if they owed ments and other reading matter In The small island on viiich stands a brick- Who bought them; but theirs entrance off Armory St. Aooess Church Movie earnings w as attributed to an less th&n $5. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 21,1972 Manchester Evening Herald. built folly, an oddly Inexplicable tower will be a swift and terrible end. to the entrance Is via existing On ’Tuesday, the Cburdi of 6t. error In the wording the MU Subscriber to Los Angeles Times-Washlng- with a heavy sense of the sinister. Tab- Many will follow their evil drivew ays. Patten^ Puppets To Perform Francis of Assisi on BUington tiiat was passed last session. In Observance Of ton Post Ne^s Service. teaching that there is nothing Full service client of N. E. A. Service, Inc. ley Mer^ is not an easy water to fish. It Rd. will have a special showing Ben. Louis S. Cutillo, D-Wa- Publishers Representatives — Mathews, is very demanding of skill and experi­ wrong with sexual sin. And be­ of the movie “Monkeys Go terbury, co-chairman of the Fl- NEW! — EXemNO Shannon and Cullen Inc., Special Agency cause of them Christ and His PjtdlentB T od a y : 277 —New York, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. ence. Winter Is the time for pike and in For Vacationing Youngsters Home” from 1:30 to 8:40 p.m. nance Committee, told the Se- WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY spite of the shallow water there are way will be scoffed at These ADMITTBD YESTERDAY: The fUm will be shown In the “If we were not in annual NATURAL HEALTH MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULA- teachers in their greed will teU TIONS. v many pike in 'Tabley, although there are Clarence D. Alain, East Hart- Next week. South l^dsor ten said, with program ideas church haU tor chUdren aged sessions thousands of {leqiSe EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS you anything to get hold of your FOOD SHOPPE few really big ones and certainly no fora; Mrs. Iris Aldort, 20 Mt. schools will be closed tor the coming from Ubrary books. 6 to 12. A donation of 60 cents would be paying a tax which D ^ la y advertising closing hours money. But God condemned HIGHWAY 649-5070 For Monday — 1 p.m. Friday monsters. They run to an average of four Vetnon Apts., RockviUe; Mrs. (Abating Is asked. was not the legislative intent.” them Iwig ago and their de- winter vacation and various For Tuesday — 1 p.m. Saturday. or five pounds and will readily take a Anne E. Andnilot, 62 Biro 3tl; On Monday, the Recreation Tax officials say 1,500 pay- REFUSE 649-1886 For Wednesday—1 p.m. Monday. structlim is on the way. Ihese town orgsmlzations are think­ For Thursday—I p.m. Tuesday. small livebalt or a spinner. Uvebalt is Hans -W- Bertram , 470 Adam s Department has \ reserved the Manchester Evening Herald nients of $5 In cases where less men are useless as dried tli> SANITARY SEWER AND WATER 649-9697 • For Friday—I p.m. Wednesday. the best method for It is necessary to St.; Mcp. Mary J. Blase, 17 Hei­ ing of ways to keep the chil­ Hartford Arena (m Rt. 5 for gouth Windsor correspondent ^ was due have been re­ Classified deadline 4;30p.m . day springs of water, promising before publication 4:30 Friday for fish by boat and there is less movement di Dr,. .Vernon. dren busy. ice skating fo r South I/^ndsor B arbara V arrick, ’Tel. 644-8274- c®hred. 'D iey w ill be returned. Saturday and Monday publication. an d disturbance in the shailqw water much and doUvering nothing; ___ jj The Sisterhood of Temple they are unstaMe as • clouds H lllel Will present a pup- Friday, February 18 when anchored quietly in the reeds with IBU Rd.. ,RockvUle; Mrs. Ullian a small roach suspended beneath a Mg driven by the storm* wlni||s and I>et show for aU children on are doomed to the eternal pits Demeusey, $1 Seaman Circle; red float drifting very slowly along the Wednesday at the Temple on of darkness. They are full of Mrs. PriscUla M. Dubay, 53 centre riiannel. But thqre is something Foster St. Ext. at 2 p.m. It WiU Melt, Eventually boasting about their slna and Farmstead Dr., South I^ndsor. distasterful, even sadisUc, in hooking a All the hai^ imppets in the conquests, and using li»t as TMa, we think, could be the one. small live fish with a heavy treble hot* Also, Mrs. Bernice T. Fratta- show have been made by Mrs. Pre*Washington’ s Birthday Sale! their bait they lure bacl$ into through its -back and leaving it to drag rbll, 196 SCoU D r,; H oward W. Peter Patten of 25 Cherry Blos­ ■in those wdio have Just esct^ied The “heavy snow warning,” we mean, around a Mg float, struggling to esc^ie OMd, 59 B arry R d .; N orm an P. som Lane who wlU put them fram such wicked living. “You ' and doomed to a slow and unpleasant Harpin, Shady Lane, R FD 1, through the entertainment triilch a cti^ y stands up, at least knee aren’t saved by being good,’’ death. Spinning is better. It is more skil­ Bolton; Christopher. J. Maiselek, paces. Featured will be “Little high to a shoveler. they say, “ so you m ight as wrell 462 Woodbrldge St.; James Mor- Red Riding. Hood,’’ “Winnie the ful and satisfactory. It requires cunning be bad. Do what you like, be and technique and the constant motion tarty, 130 Glenwood St.; John Pooh" and the Sesame Street Into the streets, and into our drive-' free." But these very teachers of cast and retrieve is good and warm­ M\iscliko,.277 Siwliw St.; Robert "'Muppets. who offer this "freedom’’ from Mrs. Patten began making w ays. ing on a winter’s day. M. N elzwanger, 45 Kennedy law are themselves slaves to Rd.; lilra. Dtane J. Parent, pupi>et8 and stagtog; shows for Onto the ski slopes. We pushed the boat out and Harry sin and destruction. For a man Newington. the Newtnghm Children’s Home is a slave to vriiatever controls four years ago, and hqs held rowed through the first bay and out into A lso, R obert A . Parix>tt, 453 h im ." shows in the chUdren’s ward We don’t think those Jet streeun grem­ the big water vdien the wind returned Loomis St.;. Edward F. Smith, and moved the surlaoe in fast little n Peter 2:1-3,17-19, of the Hartford Hos{>ltaI and lins are going to rescue us this time. THE XJVING BIBLE 382 Tunnel R d ., Vernim ; Mi­ wavelets. We were using big blue and at the Temple. 98c S iio (Paraplirased) chael SokMa, East Hartford; 100% Du Pont Orion® We don’t even think that Whittaker, silver spoons, four and a half Inrii Toby Her pupi>ets ara made of a Hair Spray 13 oz. 4 7 ^ Submitted by variety of materials, Mra. Pat- down at the bottom of this page today, Salmos, woriced slowly in a Jerky rise R d .; J ( ^ F . Throwe, 1330 Main SayeUe or W ool Worsted and fall mdtlon along the bottom which Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafsim, Rival Click ‘n’ Clean Hamilton Beach $2.70 size can save us. St., South Windsor; Debra K. 4 P iy Silicare 1 2 o z . is called sink and draw. The idea is to Pastor, Calvary CSiunih O u r Reg. 1 . 6 0 (Assemblies of God) Woodruff, Stafford Springs. 4 oz. Electric Can Opener Portable Hand Mixer We say our farewell, in advance, to make the wobbling spoon simulate the 99c Ske in $3.00 size motian of a sick or injured fish, the fa­ Reliable Setting Lotion what has been a beautiful open winter. BERTHS YESTERDAY: A 15'/^ oz. 1 . 6 9 vourite prey of pike. A week earlier, O u r Reg. son to Mr.:.and Mrs. Graham Four ply pUll skein. Start your spring knitting j O u r Reg. And now, Just in time to keep us from Charles and I had taken five good {rike Today in History SplMB, 68 Union St., Rockville; Auillo - Visual 8.99 8.99 $3.20 size now! washable solid colors. Clean and Clear forgetting what it used to be like, a big from Redesmere in less than an hour us­ a dai^ter to Mr. and Mrs.. 5 .9 9 6 .9 9 12 oz. 2 . 0 0 ing Salmos on sink and draw. The day on Today is Friday, Feb. 18, (he Senrloet Cutting unit slips off for easy cleaning. Handy touch of the real thing. R onald R . A rcand, 63 Norman Repair on all m akeaj’ape Fihtertip 3 speed control. 6 ft. attached cord; Tabley was very similar. We expected 49th d ay o f 1972. T liere are S17 St.' cord storage, f 753R beater ejector. #97. OayB left in the year. Recorders, Phonographs, Whether you pilot a shovel or a ma­ great things. On every cast there was Projectors, Amplifiers, the sense that soon there would be the Today’s Blgiillfht In Htotoiy DUSOHAROED YESTERDAY: Radios, Small Appliances. chine, stay relaxed. On this date in 1861, Jefferson 2 1/3 qt. whittling Caldor strong Jerk of a taking pike. R oland L . M essier, 466 PQUlard lOMM F ilm s and Davis was sworn In as presi­ S t; Stephen M. Dorie, Lebanon; R everew are Revereware For What you don’t get cleared will melt, After the first half hour, eiqiectancy Projection Service dent of the Oonfederaoy at Mra. Dorothea Henrlques, 86 ft'B en ta ls Baby! gave v(ay to commonsense understand­ Montgomery, Ala. Sauce Pan Tea Kettle evmitually. Nature Study by Sylvian Otiara Donnel Rd., yernon; Lauri L. SouimI Recording ing that any fish caught would need to be TRACK PATTERN, FIELD MOUSE On This Date Brennan, 420 MlUer R d ., South Our Reg. 7.69 Our Reg. 5.29 o$e>uff8 hard worked for. We spMce very little. In 1516, M artin L u th er. died. Wbidaor. 1V4 quart covered Just cast and retrieved and cast again, sauce pan. Stainless In 1564, NQchelangelo died, Also,‘'Stephen E. B urton, 236 Stainless steel with no longer Jmnpin^ up every time a steel with copper Caldor Children Cough Syru|K The Hidden Resources t o 1635, the Fren<^ e i^ filo ^ , > CcSitili^ltdL, V briion ; Mra. jiin ic e 4.67 copper bottom. 3.67 waterben swirled and dived and shout­ ing the burden of the Soviet" bottom . 4 oz. bottle, non-narcotic. Reg. 79c ^ La Salle, establish^ the flm r ; ’fciirttti' l5tf‘ f^^H^ S t; Dawn Come luring, an Bros program which, ing ‘‘Strike!’’ more in hope than the hon­ I>eople. settlement in Texas. General Electric But both reports agree (In A. Thrc^er, 369 J*arker St.; Caldor Baby Talc if it has anything to do with love, might est beUef that the ripples came from the In 1915, in W orld W ar I, Ger- Mra, Jean L. VeiidrUlo, 11 Har­ FUEL OIL language eagerly underlined by AM/FM Clock Radio Special \ aliM’.s Krom Our Mardwari’ Aulo Di’pls. 14 oz. unbreakable container. A lashing tall of a twenty pounder. many began a submarine riet Df., Vernon; Patrick J. be said to be concerned with man’s Fulbright’s staffers) that the blockade of Britain. 4 ’J A GaUon, O.O.D. Reg. 78c ^ We passed the island and its folly, Inside broadcasts are deeply resented Dube, .60 Margaret Rd.; Mra. potential love and care for his own earth t o 1945,' the P a cific w ar .battle F rances M . M aher, 94 Diane I liW Min. 200 gals. Caldor Baby Shampoo r drifting towards the dam wail, the lures by the Communist/govemmento of Iwo Jlma was beginning. home, is sdieduled to get off the ground. never pausing in the effort to raise a Fulhright The Jammer Du Pont Gas Booster Mail Box Post Unbreakable 16 cz. bottle. Reg. 9 9c V concerned. 'To FuUbright ani t o 1918, John A. C ostello be­ (24-Hr. Notice tmw 1 7 .8 8 Also, Anihrew P. Hipsky Jr., Heavy duty steel. Re- "■ What will happen will be tbs launching strike. When we reached the end of the his allies, Eiast-West detente is came prime minister of Ire­ D elivery) Direct dhim tuning, easy-to-read clock face. I Increases engine power. Stafford Springs; Mrs. Angle A. place that sagging I vE / Caldor Baby Oil drift and moved back upwind for a sec­ a matter for govenunent-to- land, succeeding Ecunon de Va- Walnut grain finish polystyrene in smart, com-1 Pours directfy into tank. . of a new satrilite, to be named Bros for Mayor, 4W House Dr.; Mrs. 24-Hr. Horner Service post now ! Reg. 2.49 JL • ^ § 16 Oz. unbreakable bottle. Reg. 88c ond try, the Canada geese came down. government negctlatlrn, not for Ibra, who had headed the gov­ pact cabinet.^______. Our Reg. S9c 47 Barth Resources Observation Sat^te, Report Apelonia O n y b , 28. North St.; There were two or three hundred at a mm-government Information Coopenirive Oil Co. ernment for 16 years. Mra. Beryle O. DeWolfe, East which is to go into orbit equipped with them, all in close formation, coming with service direct to Eastern Eu- Ten Yean Ago 105 B raod S t , ManelMater Contoured Toilet Seat a clatter M wings, feet spread to back- ro{>e’s m asses. Hartford, Debbrah A. White, 46 Dow'Silicone Lube Black, white, pink, electronic sensing devices and high By Rowlan4 Evans Jr. and Robert D. Novak U.S. Atty. Gen. Roberi F. Tracy ^ r.; Anthony Jones, 127 PHONE 64S-165S 2 8 1 /2” paddle on landing. We heard them long Accordingly, if the proorams Kennedy told a news conference Spray lubrication. blue, yellow. Non- resolution televlsian cameras to sweep Proipek St; Mrs. Rhoda L. before we saw them and the noise did are continued, Fulbright wants in Saigon that U.S. troopi^ would For car, home or boat. rusting polyethylene WASHINGTON — Tlie inexor­ Is in the public interest to pro­ were imaware of the favorable OWren, 1^*TJ 2, Sunset A pt Bol- hinges. Reg. 3.79 Storage and map and analyze the entire face not stop with their landing and settling. them under Ught State Depart­ stay in South 'Vietnam until Our Reg. 79* 2 8 7 able campaign by Sen. J.W. vide additional tax dollars for -rep orts. ment regulation (thouph this is ton. of the globe. Geese talk incessantly. Once settled on Communist aggression was de­ the two radios.” Those voluminous reperts ex­ criticized in the library M Con­ Also, Mrs. Nancy W. Masters, G.E. Dimmer Switch B ox the water they feel secure and seem to BYilbright to cast U.8. foreign feated. Saiifie Tanka The main use of the capacity of such Despite Fulbright’s efforts, plain precisely why Eastern gress reports). But he would Warehouse Point; Ricky J. AND A.C. Oil Filters be very happy. I wondered how many policy in his own image has al­ Five Yean Ago Adjusts lights from the Senate and House by the European experts are con­ really prefer thetr death. A Downes, 10$ BisseU S t.; VTlUam Keeps engine oil fresh & clean. dim to bright. Quick, riectronic sensors to measure the miles they bad flown and envied their Forces in China opposing most strangled the broadcasts end of November had passed cerned by Fulbrigdit’s action. comoromlse prouceed by House E. Beaudry, 51 Riverside Dr., easy installation. electromagnetic radiatiartment control, Also, ..Mrs. Charles E. Poulin Save An Extra cluding things uikder water, has hitherto longed to be tmder a flight of Mrds like Ekirope and Radio Liberty. the Mongolian frontier to the Septic Tanks, D ry W ells, Sturdy construction, wood grain finish. Jan. 26 sienate-House confer­ of good will toward the U.S.” has been Ignored by Fulbright. and daughter, 818 R edw ood R d .; Instamatic Outfit Plastic carrying handles. 2S'ii ” xl6V^ ’ ’xl3!^ ’ , been militaxy. this one with the well-oiled Browning re­ Himalayan border. Sewer L b ies. InsIitalled-Cel- Operating from bis power ence to resolve the two bills— by the Blastern Europeans. “In Whether Fulbrhdit can kill Mrs. Mark A. Kovaca and son, lar Waterproofing Done, Girl’ s peater, working the pump foregrip so One Year Ago But there has been enough civilian ob­ base as chairman of the Sen­ Its rirst and only session — met somV- cases, regimes have the broctocasts may depend on 62 H a^ ln D r., V ernon; M rs. fast that shots came as a continuous rat­ President Nixon rejected pro­ 3 Speed 5 lb. Bag Wild Bird Seed servation Involved to tell us that these ate Foreign Relations Commit­ ic y opiMMltlon from BMlbright. grudgingly adopted some mea­ the two other Senate Democrat­ posals for nationalized health Lawrence .K. Green an4 daugh­ MdCINNEY BROS. tling echo bringing the geese toppUng out tee, B\ilbri8ht is within days sures desired by their publics ter, Glastonbury; Mrs. .Ronald 2 0 % OFF To the chairman, such 8{>ending ic conferees: Frank Church of core. of the sky, one moment a slow and digni­ 118 P earl S t — . 64S-SS68 20 Inch Scientifically balanced satellite sensors have already pin-point­ of cutting off, at least tempor­ is an anadironlstlc relic of the and supi>orted by Radio Free Hebert and dat^ter, 40 Oloott 1 4 .9 9 Our Regular Low Pricea On All Idaho and Stuart Symington of fied beating of wide, strong wings, the Sewerage D lspo^ Co. diet. Feed your feath­ ed areas of com blight in the Middle arily, vital U.S. government Cold War, prejudicial to Bast- Euro(>e.” j Missouri. Church is adamant St. No more flash failures. Use latest Hi-Rise ered friends. 59*Si- d X t ' d f next wings folded, neck twisted plum­ subsidleB for the two programs. West detente. ’The other library of Con- against Radio Free Eurone but Current Quotes Magicubes. No flash batteries needed. West; traced fungus formations in the meting into the hunter’s pot. Sometimes FIREPLACE Unless Congress acts before By Jan. 26, the library of g;ress re{x>rt suggests "Radio friendly toward Radio liberty Rocky Mountains; discovered unsuspect­ the birds were stnxiger than the buck­ "I am certainly going to do next Tuedsay, B*eb. 22, the Congress draft reports were liberty enifourages detente, (because, maiidy, of its con­ ACCESSORIES shot and flew on in ^ te of the hail of that in as objective aiu$.^non-: ed fishing grounds off Taiwan, and dows- money stops. available. Fulbright was not amelioration of international flak. How many of these Mrds had shot- cern for Soviet Jews). Syming­ partisan a way as I can tmd . If In Our Inventory pleased. They wamlly praised differences torough negotia­ ton tends to a»ree- wlto Ful- 3 7 . 4 0 5 . _ ed successfully for new supidies of fre * scarred wings? We watched and admir­ Congressional sentiment for It Is interpreted as being parttt the two programs and recom­ tions, strengtnCnlng of the brioht but adds he has an onen water in Hawaii. ed the geese for a long time, talking the broadcasts is so overwhelm­ aan, I cah’t help It.”—Secretary Shimano twist grip gears; chrome fenders; mended continued U.S. financ­ United Nations as an instru­ mind. Neither, however, was ATTENTION about them so that we did not need to ing that it seems improbable of the Treasury John B. Con- Save An Extra chain guard; rims. Flamboyant lime. In short, there is little doubt that the ing. Fulbright’s staffers asked ment of peace and creation of a informed about or has been think too much about the slowness of the Fulbright will ultimately suc­ nally, a Democrat,^ in saying he the library of Congress re­ world system based on the. rule aware of the favorable library Bros satelUte can, with its capacity to fishing. ceed. But he has come perilous­ wlU explain and {Mriiaps d^end 20^’ Sidewalk Convertible searchers to reyrork their pap­ of law.” In addition, Ra^6 lib ­ of C~ngress reports. Cbunt very slowly, allowing it to drift into BiU Whitaker 3.79 In Our inventory 28.40 3 . 9 9 are doing the wrong thing with the na­ lion in five other Communist Sot. & Sun.-Feb. IV-20 tural resources we have already discov­ a bank bf reeds from where we cast countries. Bob Dylan Greatest Hits Vol. II, 2 LP Set across the deep centre channel. #107 Black/White Pack 2.19 j Johnny Mathis - “ Live in Las Vegas” 2 LP Set ered. That function has been serv­ 10 A M . to 4 PA$. We had been fishing for half an hour ed since 19’SO by the tw o Mu­ And the technical ahUity of Biros to i# 8 8 Color for O O O Leonard Bernstein - “ Mass” 2 LP Set . 6.88 when a fish toMc my lure gently but firm­ nich-based broadcasters; Radio Chicago - “ Carnegie Hall” 4 LP Set .... 7.88 perform such wide-ranging services for ly and I struck back confidently. I work­ Free Bkirooe to Bulgaria, , All Candles on Sale Square Shooter us will be vested in its almost unbeliev­ ed the pike towards the boat. He could Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Po­ C in IT UP,TlRRV!~iTh NOCooif Spalding Nylon Wound not d iv e in such shallow water and land and Romania and the able senaUiveness to those slightest fought close to the surface. He did nat smaller Radio Ubertv Into the ITT NET G09I9 TO SNOW ANY MOftEFinm! -n io s e P L A ^ Vbu S e e a r k MtLKMPPn r H I E 2S to St% Rick Barry electromagnetic variations which dis­ pull too much at first, then began to Soviet Union itself. Their news tinguish one kind of material or or­ struggle hard and you could see the flash and entertainment have been GCT i’T -TOROUGH YOUR . Choose from a beautiful line of antiqued cut Basketball of him under the surface. Ha felt to be a savored by a generation of XT’S tjUSTA BAD OH-FUDG^ V£AR ganism from another...... glass designs. Novelty candles such as football, Rag. 10.99 good fish. Eiastern Europeans. l^eball, coke bottle, stoye, etc. Also unusual, Since it is known that there is some­ Perhaps he was, More likely he was but the two programs, osten­ color coordinated holders in wax, glass and cer­ thing electromagnetic about the process- only a five or six pounder . I would nev­ sibly financed with individual -GoHOMEf amic. 6.88 American contributions, have RCA 12” Diagonal ea of the human brain, no one can er know. The hooks came free on the last FREE COFFEE & C00KIS8 Official size and weight. swirl and I was left with fixe sickening been secretlv subsidized by the 45 Pc. Ironstone nile it out, in advance, that Elros, or Portable TV Orange Permalite cover, slackness which is the worst moment of Central Intelligence Agency Dinnerware Set tru channel raised seams. itnwio of its more sophisticated suc­ losing a fish. ’The {>ike had com e right at (CIA). Even after this was dis­ Nesting cessors, will be able to sense and report the end of the day tmd it was now cer­ closed in 1967, the Johnson ad­ Luggage Full Size Backboard & Goal tain that the state of our fortune was fix­ on the kind of human thinking being in- ministration and then the Nix­ All weather, board with goal ed at zero. It was time to go ahore. on admlnistrattim dawdled 15 Inch 7 4 .8 8 and net. Rag. 15.97 ' dulged in down below, as It sweeps this Our Reg. 2.99 2 . 2 9 11.88 We hurried back across the rough, about changing this clumsy ar­ 3 4 .8 8 Built-in antenna, sharp clear picture. 90 day carry-in service. The personal TV! Famous Make globe of oun. ploughed field before the evening closed rangem ent. |el4’’, Reg. 3.^9 ..... 3.29 •19”, Reg. 5.99 .....4.89 I 45 piece set: 8 each dinner plates, salad |elt", Reg. 4.99 „4.29 •21”, Rag. 4.99 .... 5 . 8 9 1 Basketball Sneakers U tbera are any special pockets of to night. ’The geese had risen and were Finally, a year ago. Sen. Clif­ SI___ ilatees, soups, cups, saucers, 1 each serving Zenith 25" Diagonal Molded sole, cushioned traveling in. a long skein north. The wind ford Case of New .Tersey forced ■Sd-onir.e. owl, latter, creamer, covered sugar bowL will clustered here and there under Paisley, florals or solid vinyl linen lined. -Pr­ Color Console »588 arch. Boys 10 to 6, men’s 6'/i was colder now.. It bad swung north by action by demanding an end to Metal frame, wood base.- Non breakable oven to table to dishwasher. to 12. Rag. to 4.79 2.88 the outer riirile, they could be charted east.' I laid my numb fingers under my the CIA subsidy. Belatedly, the handle. MASSACHUSETTS too, ^v«g with other potential human armpits inside my coat and waited until Administration proposed overt 2 WAYS )0 CHAKGl CONNtCTICU) NEW YORK the ache becam e a pain and the i>ain a government financing. Since WIL-BERN CANDLES o Bedford Hills a Framingham raaouioes not currently .being exploited • Avon a Ham den a Rivartldo • Torrington warm glow. Afterwards in front of the then, Fulbright has doggedly a Kingston • Northampton • Branford a Manchastar a Rocky Hill • Wallinford Sale Fri. & Sat. aa fully as they might be. What if peo­ tap room fire there was good reason to slowed down legtslatlon. For In­ 36 GARDNER STREET WEST a PeoKskill Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.i • Danbury a N orw alk o Stam ford • Wotorbury ple, eecretly, under the sensors, would admit that the end of the day is {leriiapa stance, last summer he urged MANCHESTER, CONN. — 646-2464 a Woppingers Foils Saturday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. the best part of winter fishing. — AN­ delay until the librarv of Con­ • Fairflald " really like to live together in a peaceful THONY PEARSON IN THB MANCHES­ gress Oongrasslonal Research araridr TER (ENGLAND) OUAIIDIAN. Service could study whether “it

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willing to s(pend time for train- will be replaced In tee same po- Nine Fliers, Bolton Vernon Columhia ing to better serve tee comma- sltion. O b itu ary Next Week’s Three MHS Entries Foxx Wasn’t nlty. His list included 11 gener- Ivan Shevenko has been Mred 56 CO O PER ST. Seven Planes T V T o n ig h t al rules and regulations for lo- as administrative assistant for MANCHESTER Rec Schedule Q u b F o r m e d His Real Name E m ergen cy cal constables. Columbia, Bolton, Marlborough Roland E. Belanfcer Lost in Asia Boy Scout Troop 73 BoeWets concerning snowmo- /®Uan^ wlte Emergency The Recreation Depart­ See Saturday’s TV Herald 643-9892 R oland E . Belangrer, 63, of 62 (Continned from One) Redd Fooex, atar of NBC’a bile laws are available in tee Act fjmds. He wl 1 spend about Creatwood Dr., was dead on ar­ ment vacation schedule the In Teen-Age Pageant T o Raise for Complete listings. Equipment In week of February 21 thru 25 "Sanford and Son.” wag not al­ selectmen’s office. 'our hours a week in town. rival at MCancbester Memorial region for the first time in the M iss K aren J. F rost, 16, » Miss Frost has attained the at the Community "Y ” , East w ays R edd F okx. Selectm en nam ed ■Jeanne Hospital this morning alter war. ^ honor rcril every quarter since Marks 25th Birthday 5:M (8) Biz Valley (C) ManAester Evening Herald Side Rec and West. Side Rec daughter of 'Mi. and M rs. B an d F un ds I Dream of Jeannle (C> He was bom In 1922 under 1.P o o r OAl£t|JTyShape Bender of Cherry VaUey Rd. being stricken at his home. He "If the South Vietnamese gret Junior high school. She serves (S> Columbia correspondent ' Vir­ is as fcdlows: George P. Frost cf 187 Wells Dranet (C) he would tell producer Aaron, .. satisfactory Job” said T6x Col- Mr. Belanger was bom Jan. cer. “We’re very reliant on the rey, 16, and M iss Darlene Sunday School teabher. She is a wishing further Information m ^ ^ (18) BUTemai Ruben Ms real name—lending ®®tes said at the selectmen s Ermlnia Lrwman. VINYL 4 p.m., 6 p.m. - 10 p.m. lier this week at a special char­ School bands have Joined forces (2>> Honn’* Beroei ( 0 ) 16, 1909 in Blddeford, Maine, son South Vietnamese for security. student at Manchester High contact Mrs. Don Richardson Saturday — regular sched-. Loughrey, 16, daughters o f M r. ter ceremony during which to form "The Vernon Friends (SO) Oinizui’s Iilaad. (C) in to his first TV series. meeting tills week that he had Lowman said she would Queen Elizabeth at Joseph and Regina Belanger "The long-range guns were School, vdiere she is active in or Mrs. Warren DeMartln. (40) Newa, Bporto B Weather ule. and Mrs. Harold A. Loughrey of Mhaic” club. The club has Sanford toPk the name “Redd met with Fire Marshal Richard like to compute tee rate book WtU (MVEMIK «% «n of Hartford, ar.d had lived In the prime targets, but in order the Round Table Singers, the Frank Ennis, Algonquin District A special program will fol­ S;SS (8) What’e Happeninz______The Rec' Department’s 6tS0 (88-tt) New* — Sport! Foxx” from a popular expres- Dayls to Aeck fire extingulA- this year, but Selectman Joseph Visits SingaJjore SC»UBBABLE-«TBIPilBLE-STd»f BESHTIMNII Manchester for the past 30 to Sfet to them with some de-- of 16 Ooluml^ St., are an^ong Future Secretaries of Ameri­ commissioner, presented tee low tee supper. been formed to raise money for Weather Monday night Women Slim- the regional' entries for the aloh ot the Forties—“Foxy" — ^ emenrenev liohtinir In Szegda said he thought a per- years. He had been employed gree of safety, we also had to ca, Girls Leaders, and team charter to Johh' Gleason, chair­ Women’s Anxillaiy a trip tee bands will take later (18) WUd Wild Weit SINGAPORE (AP) — Queen nastic Swim and Wednesday Miss Connecticut ' Teenager (80) T o Tell the Trath (0 ) and he had long been called ® t son other than tee tax'collector for 12 year as a steamfitter at 8® after the SAMS and antialr- sperts. Her ambition is “to be man of tee Bolton Ecumenclal ’The Women’s Auxiliary of the this numte and will continue to (40) The Salat (C> Elizabeth H was greeted by night’s Family Swim at “Red,” a popular name given the town ball and found bote In Manchester Memorial Hospital, craft guns. The area \riiere we Pag;eant vdiich will be held h a i^ y and radiate that hrq>pi- council, which sponsors tee Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ raise money for future trips. 0:80 (8) News with Waller Cron- Slngapcre President Benjamin A U OTHER Manchester lOg^ School, hlle (O Survivors, besides his wife struck is heavily defended. A April 1 at the Schine Inn, Chic­ ness to others.” troop. ment will meet Monday evening Monday night bote bands en­ (8) N ew i'-t Howard K, Smith According to tee state tax de- Sheares and Prime Minister and parents, are two sons, Rob- *°t of effort was expended in F ebruary 21 end 23, is can­ opee, Mass. Scoutmaster Warren Potter at 8 at tee firehouse. Hostesses tertained at a concert at tee and Harry Reasoner (C) I ^ded a d to Red and one extingulAer reportedly partment, a tax collector can Lee Kuan Yew today as she WAU.PAPERS A WAU C0VERIN8S celed, due to the schoed vaca­ Miss Maiireen Loughrey'also will be Mrs. Dorothy Miller ' (88-80) NBC News (O an “ X” to Fox, so I wouldn’t be had not been serviced since compute tee rate book, ert N. Belanger of Coventry and antiaircraft suppression, keep- The pageant, which is open to is a student at Manchester High notes teat although Monday Middle School, They played se­ 6:U (40) News (O' started a three-day state ■visit tion. marked tee 26th anniversary of and Miss Vicki Hariow. 7:00 (8) Primes (O) contos^ wlte a color or an an- i98e. Mrs. Bender will receive $260 Dontdd P. Belanger of Hebron; tng down the SAMS and the an- girls between the ages of 13 and School and is on the honor roll. lections they win be playing at to tills former British crown Guest Speaher tee troop as a continuing unit. Coat Hanger Drive (8) Truth or Conseonences (C) Imal, tee star explali^ Sm - jg pump, style and for tee work. a brother, Ralph Belanger of tlalrcraft fire so that other 17, will judge entries on schol­ She is a , cadet helper for the tee University of New Hamp­ (18) Dick VaS Dyhe colony. Hartfoi'd: five sisters, Mrs. Planes could look for the long- astic achievements, civic con­ Boy Scouting did exist “ off and The conservation committee' shire this monte. (88-80) News —. Weather B Bates ordered It destroyed. AoDroval was given for Mrs The queen,. Prince Philip and TO OFF American Legion Auxiliary and Sports (C) mond WUson, at 8 p.m. on Frl- hall la nrooerlv covered , ffr Mrs. 10% 50% Harold F. Smith, admlnlstra- on” for many years before, of tee Bolton Junior Women’s Anne HeberU of Manchester, ai^lery guns.” tributions, poise, perscnality, is a member of the French Club, ’The' Board of Education has 40) yTBC News (C) days on Channeto 22 and 30. s._. ” r Lowman to attend a three-day their daughter Princess Anne A b o u t T ow n tor and associate director of tee Several awards were present- Inrtndes: GRASS CLOTHS AND HAND PBINTB Miss Beatrice Belanger of Hart- The plane shot down in Cam- and appearance. There is no the blind, and choir. She par­ Club is making an appeal for agreed to partially finance tee 7:80 (8) What’s Happening (0) ^ tiro fire extinguishera al- gchool for tax collectors, to be were welcomed by a 21-gun sa- Miss Roberta Ryan,, daughter' ■wire coat hangers from towns­ (8) Juvenile Jury (C) ford, Mrs. Yvonne Rondeau of Thursday was an Air Judging in talent, bathing suits ticipates in track and is a baby­ Hayden Scho<4, a residential ®<* CUSTOM Emlly Kerrigan of Wilson; and Konpong Speu, abcut 30 mUes ed a perfect 6.0 grade point and second runners-up ,will re­ Miss Darlene Loughrey is. a Mansfield training schotd and Alfred Adam, Jr. is president 8'00 (St O'Hara, II S. T-eaenry (C) “F(x>tUght Parade” (1933), 8 the original building ford. came three memtes after Brlt- west of (Phnom Penh. The pilot average for the fall term at speaker Sunday at tee 9 and A First Class award went to • (88-30) Sanford and Son (C) three grandchildren. ceive scholarships. Each state m/ember of the National Honor recycled. (8-40) B-ady Bauch (C) p.m. on Channel 18. James Chg-, shape” because of a Mrs. Lowman said she want- ain’s Far Bast Military (3om- 10:80 a.m. services at Norte Mike Sobol. Merit badges were .of the Friends of Music. An ap­ ^"e hinei^“^ irte Monday at hilled by < the antiaircraft Southern Illinois University in winner will receive an all-ex­ Society at Manchester High Joan Laius, committee chair­ (18) Movie 4 ney and Joan Blofuiell star. dead l^attery. A new lighting ed to attend because of new mand moved out of Sing;apore. United Methodist Church. presented to Gary Sobol, Mike peal for support has also been 8:80 (88-80) Movie (C) SHADES 8:30 a.m. from the John Tier- *he U.S. observer with C^^thUe A gr^uate of Man- pense -paid feur-day trip to the School, the Round Table Singers, man, notes teat tee project is made to tee business commun­ (8-40) Partridge Family (C) "BVU Roy Slade” (made for ®y®tem cCuld be Installed for legislation. A band in 'wMte and blue unl- %<« neyHihueral Home 219 W Cen io safety and Chester High School, ^ is a Atlanta, Ga., Memorial Arts The guest speaker is also a Sobol and Steven Potter. Mike one of tee conservation recom­ 9:00 (8) Movie (C) 20 Girls Lesulers, the High School TV), 8:80 p.m. on NBC (Chan- ®*o“t *tS0> P*®* the installation Henry Bablarz of Sleepy Hoi- forms played "God Save tee Center for the Aug. 2^flnals. first lay delegate to tee General Sobol, viio also received his mendations made by EnvirM- ity. (8-40) Boom 888 (C) ter St., with a Mass of the Res- *«®hman majoring in special band and the Sock and Buskin . Hawaiian Nhfbt 9:80 (8-40) The Odd Conple (C) nels’22 and 30)'. John Astin stars Jamp heads, said Bates. low was given permission to re- Queen,” an anthem well known SALE THROUGH SATURDAY. FEB.26Hi urrecUon at the Church of the ^ ^ hasJ)een a vol- A s piCrt c f the national Judg­ Conference from the Southern First Class award recently, was mental Commissioner Dan Luf­ (18) Candid Came-a as tee meanert outlaw In tee Head Constable Guy Beck place his dock. He hod removed to Singtqiore during a century Drama Club. She also babysits The Rockville Emblem Club 10:00 (8-40) love American Itole ’The U.S. Command’s periodic unteer at Camp Kennedy for ing, each state winner will and is a member cd the Ameri­ New England Conference of tee awarded three merit badges at kin. West. Portraying people out to Bates tee ccnstables are it last year for repair, and it ot British rule. Assumption at 9. Burial will be Methodist Chtuch. He is a mem- 'tee kneeling, will sponsor an “Ha.ilrailan Din­ (18) News, Weather B Sports summary cf aircraft losses re- five years and served ets a vol- write a 100-word theme on can Legion Auxiliary. Her Am­ Anyone wishing, to donate ' 10:80 (8) Don Blohles Show- (C) in St. James Cemetery. ner Dance” , Feb. 26 at tee Elks (88) This Is Your lUe '. (C) kill or reform Mm are Mickey vealed the losses Feb. 4-13. imteer cempanion at Mansfield “What’s Right About Ameri­ bitions include doing “ something ber of tee board of missions ex- The'Life Scout award went to hangers may leave teem at the Friends may call at the fu' ecutive committee and -vice Stwen Potter, Carriage House, N- Park St., (18)______Hartford______Talk-In (G) . Rocney, Dick Shawn, Henry Olb- c a ? ” where I can' help people.” Laius home on Notch Rd, chairman of tee program coun- 'ihe Owl, Panther and Python iPtockvlUe. 11:00 (8-8-88-3040)(sS-zISwe)"'Niws*"-Werth« Dorn D e l^ , ,EMe Adams, 9 p.m . and Sunday from 2 to 4 Story" Hour (C> Papiela Austin, and Milton Navy A7 fighter-bomber in the cil. - • patrols entertained members. The evMttng ■will start at 6 8| ‘ and 7 to 9 p.m. ’The Juniors will spmisor a is) Omar and Walter Show Berlp. Tonkin Gulf and an Air Force He received his BS degree parents and friends with skits with a social hour to be tol- 11:80 (3) Movie (C> Holiday Closings Fire Damages story hour for children ages 4 (C) "Bqauty and the Beast” F4 in ’Thailand. ’Two crew m en School To Close from tee University of Rhode dealing with Scout skills. (8-40) Dick Cavett Show Anniversary Maas to 6 at tee Bolton Public li­ towed by a buffet dinner fear (8P60) Johnny Carson (C) (1946),.8:80 p.m. on Connecticut were reported killed and one in­ The Municipal Building Island and his M.Ed. degree Mrs. Betty Jensen, who coor- turlg island foods. Dancing wlU 1:86 (8) m v ie (C) second anniversary Mass Main St. Home Manchester pubUc schools brary Thesday from 10 to 11 Public Television, Channel 24 in jured in these crashes, which will be closed Monday in ob­ froiu Norteeaatem University, dlnates tee scout uniform ex- (Oontfamed from Page (tae) will be closed next week for a.m. Betsey Roberts will be be from 9 to 1 a.m. to tee mu- Edncatlonal TV (84) Hartford. The fairy tale classic for ^ e t B. Moriarty will be command said was’ due to servance Washington’s Bcetott. He is married 'and tee change, notes teat her supply Friday, February 18 celebrated tomorrrw at 7 a.m . tee winter vacation. They storyteller. slo of the. "Heritage Group.” about a merchant who haia three operational causes. Birthday. Emergency tele­ father of four pre-teen children, is depleted and asks that any PM trlct trucks and two town fire will reopen Feb. 28. BuUetln^li^ Mrs. Paul Jones is chairman of 8:80. Hodgepodze Codgs beautiful daughters, but only at St. Bridget Church. In South Vietnam, the Viet phone numbers have been A coffee fellowship will be residents wishing to donate out 8:80 7'Oom B trucks at tee scene. About 30 All administrative offices Boys’ hockey practice will be the program. Mrs. Jones cuid one, beauty, coivbines goodness Cong’s four-day ceene-fire for set up. ’They a re : held between tee SUhday morn­ growm uniforms contact her. 7:00'Jaiiaa SaeieW Presents or 40 firemen fought the blaze. and tee business office of tee held tomorrow morning at 9 if . Mrs. Theodore Ventura are in 7:''0 Wall Street Week the ’Pet festival of the hinar ing worship serVlcea Nursery School and loveliness. An ugly beast High'way, 649-4S070 N early a 100 spectators crow ded Board of Educatlm will be ice conditions are suitable. ' charge: of tickets and reserva- 8:00 W ashlna^ Week in Review new year ended id 1 a.m., and ___ c------Bolton Cooperative Nursery 8:te Film Odyssey (C) falls in love with her and takes R efuse, 649-1886. tee street in front of the home. closed Monday and Tuesday tians. _____Beauty and the Beast, 46 Specials on all new Plymouths in Stock! H u gh es a rash of small attacks was re­ Sanitary Sewer and Water, School wdU begin its annual - - - - - • B (C) her captive. The fire appeared to have to permit non-cerUficated MSnehester Evening Hendd C om m ittee members are: io:S6 A Look' At Lincoln "Man.j)p a String,” 9 p.m. on ported in the Saig;on 'region and 649-9697. m em bership drive Msu'ch 1. Ap­ started in tee rear of the house personnel to have tee requir­ Bidton correspondent Jodith Theresa Oarrtty, Josephine (JBS (Channel 3). Christopher along the central and northern plications are available from L ands In an^ spread to tee front porch ed holidays. These offices Dii*eetori& Donohue, tel. 649-8409. FoWe, Kay Marley, Eleanor „ G eorge and WUUan) Schallert coasts. and upstairs. Smoke billowed, vdll reopen Wednesday.. Mrs. Marylou LeMaire of OampbellA Jackie Beavenstock, Stng^r stars Casualties included One star in tee 8tory;,ty^t a fed­ out of second-floor windows, but School Rd. Eleanor Pease, Ruth Ventura, Recording artist Bobby Sher- eral ttodercovef agent CimgM in M anagua American wounded, seven Stoqk Market ;[ YOU ALSO HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A NEW 1972 PLYMOUTH fire did not break through the C om m en t Two options are' available, MBrlon " Freidrlch, Charlotte starred in tee “Get: tee middle of feuding mobsters. South Vietnamese and one Viet NEW YQRK (AP) — The roof imtil about 12:80 p.m. Mrs. LeMaire said, a two-day MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) cong killed, and 27 South Viet-, M anchester I Police Report ( Plante, UUian Day, Lena Davis, xegeteer” television series, '‘The FOarlesg. Vampire Kill­ GOLD DUSTER - PLUS -100 SHARES OF GIANT YELLOW KNIFE MINES stock market, on . the eve of a ’Town firefighters set up a lad­ TCSslon or a three-day session. ers” (1967),'^li:80 p.m. on CBS — Howard Hughes was presum- namese wounded, Sessm il Joalj^dM’ portrav the son of a weol- l(»ig holiday weelcend, moved der truck on tee north side of The two-day session meets Tues- Paul J. Dugas. 29, cf Nor- Alooa Lendidt,T i_j. Joan T _ Cheesey huslnessman who blames (Channel 8). Roman Polanski ably holed up today on the The United States kept up In- tee house to attack the blaze Three Charged STOCKPLUS — MANY OTHER'PRIZES into lower ground today in wlch, was arrested yerterday on and Jean Oarter. tee murder of Ms father on Ms and Sharon Tate appear in the UghUy guarded eighth floor of ^nsifi®** thraufh a second-floor dormer. a C ircuit Court 12 warrant A rt W ork camedy-suspense story about a enemy positions and staging moderately active trading. Firemen poured water in conducted a comment session beautiful stepmother, played In Radar Check session meets Monday, Wednes- charging him with thlrd-degiae ‘‘PBstel Study #4,” by Pat- castle full of vampires. ' Managua’s Intercontinental Ho- Vietnam. The The noon Dow Jones average through second-floor windows, last night in the Board of Di- . . , by guest star Barbara Rush, In rectors’ office. He was tee only and Fri^y mornings from assault in cotmectioa with an licia'Rody of Tolland has been “Pcsse from Hell” (1961); 1:35 tel, and a spokesman in the u.S. Command reported that and tee water was seen drib­ 'Vernon police arrested three a forthcoming episode of of 30 Industrial stocks was off 9 to 11:80. alleged fight at a BlsseU St choseii by tee Tolland County __ a.m. on Channel 8. Audio Mur- A DUSTER C A N BE United States said he would re- Air Force and Navy fighter- bling out.fhst floor windows. persons and Issued written one attending as he wras the “Cade’s County,” contompor- 4.46 a t 917.37. only director scheduled under a All classes meet in Chandler home Wednesday. He was t«- Art Associaition, for dlq;>lay at ary Western adventure seiAes phy and John Saxen star in an main in the Ctentral American bombers flew 189 strikes and Men with alr-paoks fought the warnings to 81 (Xher persons as Hall, tee education building of the Savings Bank of Rockville. PURCHASED FOR AS LITHE AS B82 bombws another 10 mis- Am«>g isaues traded on the rotatioh plan instituted by May­ leased on a $260 non-surety seen Sunday nights on CSS. action-packed western. country Indefinitely. blaze from wiiteta, conilng out tee' result of a radar operation Bolton Congregational Church. bond for court appearance The palnttng was. omitted in sions in South Vietnam Thurs- York Stock Exchange, de­ periodically for fresh'-air -tanks. or Jcim Thompeem. Both President Anastasio So- Openings\will be filled on a March 6 in Manchester. the list published on Tuekday. day and today. Most of the cUnes outpaced advances by When flames broke thipiugh set up yesterday on Rt. 39 and A Tolland T ^e. woman com- moea’s office and Hughes better than 7 to 6. Loveland HUl. plained of traffic markings on *‘5? Blarine Graduates strikes were concentrated in tee roof, firemen trained h !^ Julian E . Sm oluk, 86, c f 180 Mdrlne Pvt. Val«vtino Fiano the northwestern quarter of the Analysts said some Investora pressure hoses on tee front and ' s^ borah Breault of Grant Hill Main St. at Klllard St. She priority g to Bottim residents, Is Approved by FCC government said. South Vietnamese ^ ^ ® St. last night. Court date is Navy P.O. l.C„ Glen C. Con------* , o f 18 M oser D r., V em on ^ w a s shortly afterward tee two lanes A preUmlnary meeting will In Las Vegas a spokesman Vernon M arch 6. ger Jr., hukband of tee former WASHINGTON (AlP) — *n» including at least eignt charged with speeding on RL- merge to erne. be held in April to enable par- for tee WiighAQ Tool Co said trucks and supply-carrying In addition, some analysts Miss Susan Crandall of Hart- p^eral Cammunlcotions Com- black leadm 80. They are scheduled to a i^ a r The woman also said that tee to set up car' pools and WE ALSO HAVE A GOOD SELECTION OF Hughes’ stay in N icaragua w as t»t®yct®» » battallcn-slze said tee m arket still had not Ouster Zoning . Peachly Davis Jr., 80, of ford Tpke., Vernon, has report- mission Thursday approved the tatives of the Puerto R h ^ and in Circuit Court 12, Rockville, intersection of Tolland T^e. loam more about tee aims Indefinite—’^ e arei?t saying *®^® ®“®™y troops, about undergone a slgniflcant down- Hertford,, was re-arrested. yes- ed for duty wlte Second Marine donation by RDO General Inc. SpaMsh-speaking communi^ M arch 7. and N. Main St is not plowed *^® ®®l*ool. hnw Inno- hn’M hA 'In. 80® i*‘ the central high- ward correction from gains of Public Hearing teiiday on a Circuit Oo!U5t., a bivlBihi,- at tee Marine Ootps of TV station WHCT,-Channel / p f J T S Scott Cushman, 17 o f 864 Park­ or sanded at its turnoff lead- Brownies Pinned d^^cld teS; Tce^. ^ P«»^® that began late last ing to Buckland. Members of Etrownie TYoop warrant charging him wiw ta 'ekmp Lejuerie, N.<3. ig, ait Hartford, CJonn., to Falte Center tain degree of permanence.” the border with Cam- November. er St., Manchester, was charg;ed, 1972 PLYMOUTH Is Postponed A Bank St man returned to received friendship pins third-degree larcetw. He was -Wen^'e Oub c^ter, a non-profit church cor- m l^ He added that Hughes is con- bodla and Laos, ^kesm en In glamours, IBM was down yesterday, ■write failure to obey ask \riien his inquiries about y®*terday at a special program, presented in court yesterday, The g^en group of the Su- poratlon. and one hour each Setiirday sidering Investments in tee ebdmed 10 trucks, 80 bicycles i% to 398, Control Data was off A proposal to lapeal the sec­ a stop sign. He was involved tee issuance of a permit some participating in tee flag ■where his ca se w as continued to Duroan ______The commlaalon rejected op- country and “considers tee eco- » stockpile of other equip- % at WAi, Poiaroid was up 1% in a one-car accident at tee in­ tion o< the town’s zoning laws t^me for tee buUdlng of ceremony were Sue MPei*y, Feb. 28, and he was taken to Tueaday at the home ot Mrs. position liy George Footer-Bey *^” f?“ ***^ Satellites and Furys nomic and pouHni^i situation *”®®t were destroyed, but tee to 116%, and Xerox was off 1% tersection (d 'Warren and Phoe­ which permits construction cf a pigeon coop would be an- J**tle Gamo, Laura Gamo, the Hartford Correctional, Cen­ S t r Oonant. 66 Sunset Ter- ^ tee Hartford Oommu- good," results of tee bombing of tee to 132%. nix streets. ter in lieu of bond. cluster dev'elopments was with­ Bwered. Da^wn Comeliuson, and Lori race with M rs. B . P eter CJraugh nlcations Com m ittee, a n o ^ ^ to crami^^ Hughes reportedly left Nas- trrepe were not known. Among tee large blocks Police said Cushman' went A Summit St. man said that Y ^elll. as co-hortess. Japanese flower profit commuMty group of resigned to respond to comm sau after a dispute with Baha- ti*e Laotian ■war, several traded on tee Big Board before drawn from the agenda of a through tee stop sign and struck C arolyn J. MlUs, 25, o< 287 public hearing of tee Zoning on ’Tuesday morning he ob- Cadette Scouts Laura Ed- arrangements will be made. some 32 Hartfort restdente rep- ^ ^ minutes daUy lan- mian officials over work per- thousand government troops noon were 139,000 shares of We- a utility pole. Damage was mod­ served a school bus near Wete- wards,. Debbie Carron and Usa Center St., was arrested yes­ Oommission, last night. The club’s sewir« g^ p wUl resenting various minority *™ ,ggg^ JSVteena^ dis- mlts for tee staff that insulates ii^ve recaptured part of tee yerhaeuser at 46, up ‘%and 92,- erate and no injuries were re­ erell and Bidwell Sts. strad- Franz organized and conduct- terday on a Circuit Court. 12 In All Models and Body Styles The provision, which has him from physical contact ■with Plain of Jars,' purees, in Vien- 900 shares of Marcor at 28%, ported. Cushman is scheduled dling tee center Mhe of tee games as part of tee cele- warrant chaiglng her with is­ meet Feb, 29 at the home of groups. cusslon program for tme hour tee outside world. He’ll have no tiane reported. off 1%;. caused a great ^al of contro­ to appear in Circuit, Court, Rock- suing a bod check. She was re­ Mrs- Cnajence Rife, 28 EUza- They had protested that Falte road. He said tee bus forced t’*^°**' bete.Lane, ToUand. The art Centers aa^rtalnn^ com- ^ ^ such trouble in Nicaragua, ------versy even though it has be«i vlUe, 'M arch 7. Farewell Sapper leased on her written promise ot ^ in effect only since tee new approaching traffic to the right Which Can Be Purchased at which is nm by the oldest and COVENTRY of the road. M em bers oi United Methodist to appear in court March 8. smoeWng will be demonstra- ^ mission found teat a “slgiilfl- <«e of tee most secure dictator­ Tolland County Superior Court zoning regulaticMis were ap­ Joanne A. Lynn, 18, of Bris­ Church will hold a potiuck sup­ ted. cant portion” efs tee station’s ships in Latin America. proved in June, will be re­ tol was arrested this morning, per tomorrow at 6 p.m. at Skin­ Elaine Brown, 24, ot Hartford, ''• " * * * ^ did not m eet ti^e ^ devoted Good Discount Prices “This was not a . sudden viewed at a Joint meeting of tee by Coventry police, on a bench ner Hall to honor Mr. and Mrs. was arrested yesterday on . ‘‘A spring Bouquet of ^ r^ulrements. They bM community prdlv Luna in Orbit ion,’’- will be tee theme ®*V. ®^®*» wlU not return to the Bahamas. P®r® ® visiting high school second degree; rob^ry first ed In ’Tolland Court today. ZBA Reverses Its Vote, on Main St. PoUce said her car ^leih was speculation among oioo® from tee E.O. Smite degree, and two counts of lar- Cluster developing allows struck a car owned by Joseph auxUlary. The TOC said It wlU have to ’ stress tee art Nicaraguans that Hughes might School In Storrs. cony, second degree, homes to be built on lots small­ ______decide later what fee. if any. to ®* speaking French rather than f t r Hahn of 94 Walker St, while it ^ reading and ynriting it. Men and be Interested in any one of sev- H»ey ■witnessed four pleas, Frederick A. Wyatt, 21, er than those in a regular resi­ Okays Repairer’s Permit was parked near St. Jamo^ St. charge for the transfer of oral deals, including estab- one sentencing, and tee results gDringfleld, charged with dential zone. However, it calls Lottery Winners w 5 ^ Bhi^e lt “to a dtoilattoii n rt The Zoning Board of Appeals a bowling club tof students, and „ are asked to to pre-register llriunent of a casino and a of two psychiatric examinations -bretiklng and entering with for rigid stipulations concern­ A town payloader parked at RANGE AND a sale. i. ^ will present a complete pack­ large land purchase. besides tee Darwin nolle which criminal intent, theft of a me­ ing tee amount of open space Won’t Pay Taxes has reversed a vote taken a sand idt o ff Tolland TpicO. w as In rejecting tee objections to age If parents are Interested. FUEL OIL do not require ON THESE FINE USED CARS AS WELL AS MANY OTHERS made front page news. land writhin tee developm ent. Wednesday which denied Da'vld damaged yesterday while tee tee transfer, tee commusslon k-msses inai ter vehicle and larceny, $16 to Libby said if 25 or more stu­ GASOLINE pre-registration and are already The sentencing ■was of some­ Rlsley’s request is tee only one To the State operator was. at lunch. Several found that Falte Center had $2’H). Cordner’s application for a re­ dents want to participate in tee „ . , . ___ , to session are tee Book Discus- one about their own age, Clif­ received since tee provision BB gunshot holes were found in m ade a . Nixon - Mao Ralph L. Carter, Stafford HARTFORD (AP) — If you pairer’s license. program, tee center will send 76 P LY M O U TH $2395 79 C H E V R O LE T $1975 71 V A LIA N T $2100 ford N oel, 16. of Pine St., Col­ was adopted. tee plastic curtain. falte effort” to 'ascertain tee “ Springs, charged with aggra­ BANTLY OIL Wednesdays and Modem Dance 4-Door Sedan. PS, autoautomatic, tudio andid heater. umbia. He had pleaded guilty An amendment to tee zoning feel lucky and are coimting on ZBA Chairman Marvin a bus to Andover to pick up needs and Interests cf tee com- Custom Suburban. Factory air conditioning, tint­ Malibu 2-Door Hardtop. 6-cyItoder, automatic, Site Picked vated assault and resisting, from 10:30 to 11:80 a.m. on PS. radio, heater, very clean and economlccU. to four counts of breaking and laws which regulates require­ winning tee big $76,000 prize in Graboff said tee minutes of tee < and return tee bowlers tree ot COMPANY. INC. muMty as required. hindering and endangering of­ charge. A man’s wallet contaliiing Thursdays. ed windows, PS, FB, radio, electric windows, bal­ entering a dwelling in the day- ments for approving a plan of meeting will be amended to several personal papers was The FCX; noted that tee pro­ (Oonttimed fn»n Page One) ficers. He was also Judged com- tee Connecticut state lottery, A program vdiich would offer For further Information con­ ance of Chrysler 6-yr. or 60,000-mlle warranty. 71 V A LIA N T $2195 development, was ado^d in show teat Cordner’s application stolen yesterday at tee East 331 Main Street posed general manager and 69 SU NB EAM you better put a big hunk of it tee following would be present­ tact tee Recreation Department. Scamp 2-Door Hardtop. PS, automatic, radio and room hom e o f B rig i Gen. V ictor between $250 and $2,000. He and VArriU. ! executive session following tee for a repairer’s license at tee Side Rec swimming pool area. program director of the station Frederick Merrill. 26, of Tol­ ed: Free instruction, trophies, Tel. 649-4595 2-Door Hardtop. One owner, low mileage, 4- heater and many other extras. Armstrong, a brigade com- ether youths broke into homes public hearing. aside for tee federal govern­ town garage on Long Hill Rd. is personally conducted Interviews land was also .Judged compe­ free use >of bcrwllng shoes and 71 C R IC K ET $1795 speed, radio, very economical. mander. The spacious frame in Columbia last March and nfe requirements concern: ment. approved. Rockville 875-3274 with 57 community leaders tent to stand trial. He is one of a banquet at tee end of the Automatic, radio, heater, low, low mileage.eage. dwelling on tee Kaneohe base April. Indefinite sentences not sidewralk construction, contri­ Internal Revenue Service Graboff explained teat tee identified by name and po(d- 69 C H E V R O LE T $1395 bution to tee Dowmstream De­ ZBA usually deals with vari­ seasrni. Developers Okay 69SIMCA $645 site on a hilltop and commands to exceed four years in Che- ~?^ith*”«dtemrt^ agents did some figuring today Panel. 1 owner. a spectacular view of tee Pacif- shire were imposed on each ®"®”*P‘®“ ««®®P® velopment Fund, posting of ances from tee zoning regula­ The students would be charged 2-Door, Radio, heater, very economical, priced conspiracy. and estimated teat tee govern­ a we^ekly bow ling fee o f $1.86 Funds for Park COLOR 71 D O D G E $3350 ic and nearby natural stDoor Sedan. PS, automatic, ra­ PB, many other extras, balance of Chrysler war­ tioning, PS, PB, automatic, radio, etc. 28,0(X) paramount influence in tee police testified an undercover Hurt in Crash exemptions, deductions and oth­ zembers Stanley Gasper and Mesklll said teat “industrial China preparations: He was William Kralovich. The four to on tee first Wgdnesday of each CAMPER ON DISPLAr* dio, heater, etc. Very clean. ranty. m iles. agent had "made a buy” from er incom e. monte which are open to tee parks euch as tee Norwich fo- quartered next door to Nixon the two who were staying at his WALLINGFORD (AP) — The IRS said it doesn’t plan two vote gave Comer tee ma­ public. qlllty are valuaUe in our ef­ while Rogers was housed two Donald. Meikle, Associated jority required for approval. — CAMP SHOW SPECIALS — Coventry home, and teen search­ to have agents on hand to col­ Holiday Closings forts to create more Jobe for doors away. Press Statehouse correspond­ Graboff said teat he had ob­ ed the place without a search lect tee tax when tee winnings Mrs. Adele McBride, librarian Connecticut workers,” EASY TERMS OR TRADES WITH LOCAL BANK FINANGINCI AVAIUSLE Chatting write reporters warrant on tee basis' they saw ent, escaped with lacerations are pai4. . tained le'^al opinion from tee at the Andover PubUc Library, The paik now houses five aboard their plane shortly after and bruises early today when m oludes AU Paxta marijuana seeds scattered on a State Tax Oommiasic^r F. town counsel prior to tee hear­ said tee library will be closed com panies on its 117 acres. and L abor leaving Washington, tee Presi­ table and rug in a room lighted his car scraped a guard wall George Brown said lottery tvln- ing Wednesday ni?ht, and also FREE Monday evening due to tee dent and Mrs. Nixon were at midnight. Police said the and rolled over. ners will not have to pay any during executive session as the Washington’s Birthday holiday. ebullient. front door opened when they Meikle was reported in fair taxes to tee state because win­ beard deliberated on Cordner’s The Town Office Building will One Child in 4f Hat HAllf-PaipE TICKITS AT “Isn’t this exciting?” ex­ knocked on it and this was de­ condition at tee World War n nings are considered part of in­ application. At teat time, tee also be closed Mchday evening claimed the First Lady. nied by tee psir who insisted Veterans Memorial Hospital in come and not ciq;>lti^ gains, Badly Aligned Teeth 2 MAIN ST. board thought a 4-2 vote would due to tee holiday. The Board Open Daily to 9:00 P.M. Nixon asserted that he there was no light and tee door Wallingford. which the state taxes "ft 6 per defeat tee application, and tee of Selectmen meeting, normally WASHINGTON — The U.B. FARR'S MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH needed no advance practice was closed securely. Probable State police said Meikle was cent after tee first $100. V H t p ih e iiHnutes 'of tee meetbi"' reflect­ held on tee third Monday of the surgeon general's office esti­ mivMoa E muAUca with chopsticks but, pointing to cause was^found and they were traveling south on tee Wilbur Regarding the weekly win­ ed teat decision, he said. monte, will )}e scheduled for mates teat one child in four has CAMP SHOW SPBOIAUI AIHO AVAILABLE his wife, said. “She does.” ______bound over, pleu made and Cross Parkway when hts car nings of $6,000, the IRS figured AT THE 8m »B ALL THIS WEEKEND MANCHESTER This test pattern is part of tee Bowling League F eb. 28. teeth so badly aligned that RO U TE 83 AUTHORIZED “Fiortunately,” tee President ______changed and now sentencing hit a concrete guard wall at tee that a single person would have Donald Libby, principal of the IMI Band MdNsUy Oompground and Trailer Park Gulda VlynnuUi added, I like Chinese food. I *^®*^<* ® quaUty printing cwitrol ggheduled for Covlello March 28 chewing oausea facial disfigure­ Next to Stop A Ohop SERVICE U.S. 5 overpass, knocked down to pay $358 in taxes and a m ar­ Andover Elementary School, Maneheeter Evening Herald ment. Also, four out of five Regular $4.95 ONLY $1.88 vdille they lartt can eat Chinese food ■wrlthout program to give you tee nation’s after a pre-sentence Investiga- a fence post and rolled over, ried person filing a Joint return, said teat tee WllU Bowling Andover oonreepondbat, Anna Amerioohs over age li have TOLLAND TPKE. 643-2708 — 875-8010 galning weight.” finest newspaper. tion. coming to rest on its side. $216. Center In Willinuuitio is starting Frlelna; T el. 742-9S47, gum trouble. \

PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1972 ?AGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, PEBRHARY 18, 1972 Devlin Savings Bank Issue Rec Group Divided 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING Given May Not Be Debated ScBUJL a t ihsL On Day Camp Idea 6 Months HARItFX^HD (A P ) — Wheth- session without tackling de- I By,Sol R. Cohen i A proposal for a town-run summer day camp at Rob- h Morlorty Brothers agaln, Blake er savings banks should be “ and deposits ertson Park drew mixed feelings from the Advisory m BELiF^AST, Northern Ireland sald. allomred. to o ffe r che«klng ac- Park and Recr^tion (Commission last night. The com­ (■AP) — Bernadette Devlin, Hie demand deposit Issue mission tabled the matter, which had been referred toH FOR PROFESSIONAL, QUALITY spitfire o^ Northern Ireland's counts--an issue which P«>- generated a great deal Wb- them by the town Board of Directors for review. ■ voked some of the heaviest lob- bylng last year, with the sav- What Annual Sessions Are For CONTROLLED AUTO BODY REPAIRS civil rights movement, was sen­ OC9D6 nATION8 The day camp, proposed by ------m .u a» bylng of the 1971 leglslaUve ses- ings banks—who want to bo on all makes... tenced today to six months in Uke all the other streets in along the th side of Oak St. ^ be fought able to offer checking ac- Recreation Director Mel Sle- not convinced, and asked Sie- j^j legislative business ’ will be Wednes­ jail for defying a government town in the ea rly 1890s Oak St. to a big out ag^aln c ou nt 8—pitting themselves Severid senators and represento/- oentive” for teen-agers affUiatlng with bold, would be run through the bold to determine if there ac- the ban on parades. j j.,. (House’s), bam abutting John Blake, D-Wlndham, can against the commercial banka, tlves apparently gun-shy over public political parties, day and Thursday. entire summer for children aged dually Is a need tor e y ■ ^ roadway and next to the help it. battle of the banks cul- criticism, got a chance yesterday to Judl Gold of Stamford, a student _ . . .. camn. She ^ d ^o^er m em l^ of gravel from the Wells St. pit. "crick”. Later that bam was 6 to 12. The Board of Directors STAN OZIMEK, Manager Blake, who Is co-chairman of mlnated In a Senate vote that defend the need for annual sessions. at the University of Connecticut, said Manchester’s four legislators are Ronald Oates mentioned thatH B ri^s Parliament Fr^k gutters lined moved southward in back of It came during the repeal of the proposing a bill concerning the devel­ last week tabled action on the the Committee on Banks and killed the blU reported out by political leaders wiU be asked to in­ flrst time, since H 801-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER McManus, were among 13 civil ... Hnime'a taUnr nhon “Omnd. $6 minimum tax bill for capital gains clude young people in delegations to opment of a park along the Hockanum righto protesters given the 'cobble stones ^ from Housf. r « g u 1 at e d AcUvltles,s aid the Banks Committee. proposal to await the advisory j,g,g been on the commission, and dividends. state and national political conven­ River, in the towns of Manchester, commission report. that there has been mixed feel- mandate^ bam site and bec^e a barber “If we didn’t have annual sessions,” East Hartford, Vernon and Ellington. tions. The advisory commission was Ings about a proposal. Usually, footpaths for side- g^op. That cleared the way for hirroL^ftoe was the taUenal, “we wouldn’t have The proposal is being sponsored by divided in its feelings about the he said, the commission unanl- p Last year, during one of these ses­ statton or garage can clvn n^te march also attended « ^ ^ ^ ' Wishes To Invite The General Assembly is not meet­ sions, a constituent asked him, “ Sen. Staff requirements, according by Miss Devlin. ^ to Siebold, would be Maureen Dan also owned the old house of the town toward the planning program. Dr. Kristan agreed tlm ated a budget n early $900 have good Downs, Mrs. Betty Sawyer, Mre. Stevenson Gets Woman Charged at the corner of Maple and Cot­ Newest of Fibers of the neighborhood develop- that there was a possibility that per week. Children would -bo Doug Marie LaLancette, Mrs. Mary tage. That was later occupied ment program,” Mayor McCoy such a program would help In charged $16 a week, Siebold Asadoorian and Mrs. JaeWe said. meeting nutritional needs of the In Bank Holdup by Mie of his descendants, the said, and thus the day camp Dougan. ___ late Attorney Fred Manning. The mayor designated Gaines elderly, would be self-supporting. brakes. to head the proposed survey “In view of the increasing e Scout Award NEWBRITAIN (AP) Mrs. Russell (generally re- Mayor Asks Survey “I’ll go alwig with it,’’ Com­ and to refer any housing code awarenesB of the mvlronment,” — Mrs. Lillian Ravlckas, 47, cf foired to as "Grandma Rus- mission Chairman Joseph Syl­ AIViERICAIM PA R TS Douglas A. Stevenson, son of M,ark Toomey, tenderfoot scout; problems dlsii^ered, to the the mayor asked town attorney ‘Fiddler’ Is Now New Britain Hursday was sell”) had a yard that extended vester said — ^*We certainly Mike Downs and 3iIiko Ring- proper departinents for im- Abbott Schwebel to compile a Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Ste, charged with second degree Health can’t lose mudi money.” stone, second class scout; robbery in the holdup of a Of Housing, mediate attention. list of the stototes and regula- N o s k enson of '46 Kennedy Rd. r e - ‘On the Table’ He also requested Dr. K risty lions for tiie gweral use of the Commission member Atty. ceived his Eagle Scout award Rynlewlcz first class branch of the New Britain The interrelationship' of the Botden, director of administra- Look for the Sign to draw up a program to satisfy health department, Joel Janenda also could not BOSTON (AP) — Song and Bank and Trust Co. two weeks town’s Health Department with tlcn. last night at the annual pot- the health and hutrittonal needs Finally, the mayor said, that see anytidng wnaig wHh the of the Big Red A. Also, Joeei^ Downs, Ira dance numbers from “Fiddler ago. Pqrents the Housing, Welfare and Police Mayor McCoy requested that VENI idea, “as long as it won’t cost of the town’s eliderty citizens, the of the full-time «n l- luck and Court of Honor for prledman, Donald LaLancette, on the Roof” were performed The robber told bank teUers departments was emjdiasized a survey of present housing and hiring OF request, tation and health inspector wU} anytiilng’’ or adversely affect B oy Scout Troop 362 at St. Jerry LaLancette, Steve Pon- Thursday on Atty. Gen. Robert she was a hostage of two men Without at a meeting called by Mayor housing, needs be conducted in The intentiem of this . __ according to the mayor. Is to allow the, town to give immedl- the rest of the town, Bartholomew’s Church. Edward gratz, and Rick Sawyer, star H. Quinn’s offlee table. In a car parked outside, offi- Frank Mcffoy. y the W. Main St, Vernon A^ve. develop diagnostic treatment ate attention to all complaints gtebold said the day camp J. Ward, past scoutmaster of scout; and Dave Beaulieu, Rick Karol Kosta and Ron Oorar dais said. Mrs. Ravlckas was Pevtnors The meeting. Mayor MKfoy and Village St. areas. He said the troop and past chairman Uan offered the costumed Inter- found later sitting in her car in The Capless Shag services tor these people as concerning septic tanks md ej^ee Robertson Chenard and Doug Rynlewlcz, MancfaefltM' Parents Wltiilout said, was tor the purpose of de- such a survey would evaluate of the Blackledge District and lude during a meeting with a cemetery, police said. well as to offer advj^ce in hy- other health matters and then playground and life scout. Partners meet 2nd and 4th lineatingf reapensibUities and all housing problems and what current chairman of the Char­ Quinn to set plans to present Police, who said they never The Skin Part Gj^sy giene, health and nutrition. to take vdiatever action is nec- ’facilities would rem re-'*-'" ain Tuesday of each month at 8 planning for . broadening and the chances are of satiefying the ter Oak Council Rell£;ious The following boys received the musical at Walpole state found the two men mentioned MdOoy further «tid he is dls- e s ^ through Dr. IW sta^^- community use He p jn . at ppm m unity Be^iUst The SWn Part expediting juragrams and serv- needs by a proposed nelgfabor- Awards con^mlttee, made the merit badges: Drew Anderson, prison March 8. by the robber, atccused Mrs. hood development plan now be- presentatiMi. ‘ IJ Dave Beaulieu, 4) Rick Chen- ... Church, iseo B . Center St., Fitted Back 0 It Iq It’s a tremendous idea,” Ittovickas 6t taking $10,200 in )w iire D r.^ beep n TQtis- ing considered b y the Redevel®®“ «®* «‘® ,w«i. member of the school’s track William Keegan, 1; Steve Pon- Mr. Maisto Gatoes, stmitotion and health by Car Parts Inc. featuring Wagner Brakes. The show currently is run- bond pending coiui: arraign­ erated or never married and inspector; Peter Jaconski, in- this survey wlU be sufflclently elderly, in the town schools. He heads to meet again minus aec- and cross-country teams. He gratz, 1; Doug Rynlewlcz, 7; Pramlnsham. ment. of eating places and comprehenrive to serve as a por- added he felt tiiere W a poasl-' evaluate the pr^fresa made In TOe ^ has been a member of the troop Dwight Rynlewlcz, 1; and Ricky have one living child, you Here for One Day Only specter are eligible to join. If Inter- “ ^ Md Richard tion the In-Wnd contribution Wlity of federal funding for this the areas outUned by the mayor, retary Robert Bleller, still was since its formation six years Sawyer, 3. -—‘------MONDAY, FEB. 21 public reatrooms eeted, ca ll 648-57111. I ago and is employed as a part- The following boys received Close Out & Discontinued time maintenance engineer at service pins: Drew Anderson, Hair Pieces Sc Wigs On Sale f St. Bartholomew Church. He Joseph Downs, Mike Flynn, Don A ll W e ^ has been an altar boy, a pap^r LaLancette, Joseph Lessard, I boy, and a member of the Lit- Tom Lourie, Greg McDermott, Read Herald Ads tie League. Mark Mirucki, Steven Pon- « fir After the investiture cere- grantz, Doug Rynlewlcz, Dwight mony, Stevenson presented the Rynlewlcz and Russ Wilson, troop with an American flag one year. which had flown over the U.S. Also, Dave Beaulieu, Rick Capitol in Washlngton,D .C. and Chenard, BUI Hoch, Dennis Mc- was obtained for the troop Carton, Mike Rlngstone and As Acorns through the efforts of the late Ricky Sawyer^ two years; Steve Thomas J. Dodd, former U.S. Dawson, Mike Hickey, Jerry senator. LaLancette, Sam Lourie, John Become Oaks During the Court of Honor, Rook and Ira Friedman, three the troop charter was present- years; and Tom Blorentino, . , . so does a C N d reputation grow and become ed to Eugene Rynlewlcz, scout- four years, a legend. Ours has its roots in this conuniinity master, by J. Moray Roy, ex- Also, Dan Hare, Doug Haus- ecutive of the Charter Oak child, WlUlam Keeg;an, ahd whose health needs we have served with pro­ CouncU. WilUam Waterfleld, five years; fessional skill and knowledge. We believe you Bernard J. Hickey, troop John Blake, Jeff Frithsen and will find our reputation your surest guide to committee chairman, presented Doug Stevenson, six years; and certificates of appreciation to Rick Ruggles, seven years. fine prescription service at reasonable cost S i^r Ellen Gorman and Ed­ The following boys received SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19 ward J. Ward for their partici- perfect attendance pins: Paul The Manchester New Car Dealers Invite YOU Filling Yonr Prescription Is the patiMi in the ReUgious Awards Asadoorian, Dave Beaulieu, program of the troop. Rick Chenard, Steve Dawson, Most Important Thing We Do. I>en, C hief W arrants w ere pre­ Joseph Downs, Mike Downs, sented to Rick Sawyer, Joe Mike Flynn, Ira Friedman, J<*n Downs, Dwight Rynlewlcz and F ry, MUte H ickey. and YOUR FAMILY To This GALA CELEBRATION William Waterfleld. 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WHAT'S THB IDBA OF I WAMTEP T' BE Aniwtr to rrtvlom ruiilt SBTTINO THC ALARM S t M S X PIPN'T Tt1EV5MPT(3 PFIVE ,, TO CO OFF IN TH6 MISS MVMIPNlCHTy RlfiHT UF ON TME EPTAaV Biblical Geography MIPPLC OF THE NISHT, SNACKi FPRTriE PRIZE PRES­ y o u WACKY WAB8IT? ENTATION! /v\AVBE 1 HOW COME SHOULOA' WORN MY WE fiOT HERE ACROSS 58BewaUs The High School World NEW SWirr IN CASE BEFORETHE . 1 BibUcal 59 Gives ear to FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18 VOL. XXXIV, No. 19 THE Piy ARE MAYOR? kingdom DOWN IN COLOR! Jt^Q WE BROKE 6G>Ule«’t 1 Deep-bodied POWN ., neighbor fish iiiiHliliiliiillliiiiilllllllllliiiiliiiiliiiiliiliiiiijiiiiiiiliiiiji TWICE M 13 BibUcal 2 Gentleman mountain of the road 14 Basic part 3 Great take 15 Stand fast 4 Furniture HAPPY VACATION 16 Roman item playwright 5 Opposite a 22 Sea of---- made 17 Female deer ship’s side 23 Native of 45 Sea mammal Hoopsters Hurt 18 Timber tree 6 A d ^ ’s son (suffix) 46 SiclUan from 20 Partiality 7 Pub brew 24 California city volcano MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD 21 Ostrichlike 8Sea(Fr.) 25 ------47 Spanishthe Red bird 9 Protozoan 26 BibUcal town cheers NO, IT'S NOT* THE FIFTIES 22 Farm animnl (var.) 28 Hindu ruler 48 Feminine Frank the wart-hog ARE ONLY ON TOP/ LOON 24 Mountain 10 Opposition 30 Sly look name 7 — UNDERNEATH lY'S ALL ARE V0U.5URE ^ inMoab 11 Quechuan 31 Additional 49 Shakespear­ CUT UP PIECES OF NEWS- , THIS IS THESRPtr-THE 27 Nasty child Indian ' amount ean king By Suspensions MPERf PARK COMMISSIONER 29 Shade tree 12 Philippine 38 To and---- 50 Garden flower IS SO ROUSH THAT HE sweetsop 37 Legal agent 52 Commit to 32 Greek 19 Conquers (ab.) memory PPOSECUTEP TWO war god stunned bv 'the susoen- The scoring was evenly hal- scoring attack, along with about PISEONS FOR WALKING S ec^ p *^ 21 Goddess of 42 Oleoresin 53 Emmet 33 River valley +V.O enced wliJi all live Stertem In 26 rebounds. ■ V ON t h e SRASS' .THOUGHTS' 34 New dawn ■ 44 Recently 55 Prevarication ______(comb, form) r “ r 4 r r* r r " r - r IT IT luxioiras bJkXnlfciS. uaBiLCbuau wauii xiii^o ^ »"* j j points, lol- They “* entered■*’ their next game (D im >, MIA, uj. r*. oti.______Z-IS 35 Plum kernel 36 Peak on IS 14 its chances of qualifying-,4, lowed_ by irfm John HordicHonlic with 20, against Conard confident of a Honshu Island for the state tournament njem an with 16, Mike lOs- win, but just couldn’t make up n r OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN 37 Maple genus IS considerably lessened* ti-etta with ll, and Dan Oarlson for the lack of personnel. The 38 German 17“ H T i interjection It Their record now stands at lo. v visiting chieftains raced put to 39 Actual 21 8-8 overall and 8-7 in the But on Saturday disaster a 17-9 first quarter- lead and HEV, L O O K 'A PUPJP > VEAH-AM’ I THINK RIGHT THERE N struck. IQeman, Herdlc, and coasted from Oiere to a 69-44 w a n e j e r e p in IS OWE REASON DOS'S AIN'T AL­ 40 Capital of league. ancient Si 25 26 2S ST !T At Bristol ESsstem last Prl- Wlstretta Were suspended for victory, LOWED IN SHOPS AM' OFFICES/ Phoenicia PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER b e t t e r m o v e o u t TH'MUTTS SETTIW’A BAD EX- 32 a day, the Indians showed signs two gapes for dlsclj^lnary rea- -However, Ooaeh Morlarty hod FIDO, BEFORE T H E AM PLE-IT LOOKSTOO MUCH 41 Asian country of putting It all together aa^they sons by coach Jim Morlarty. to be impressed with the play BULL CATCHES YOU LIKE HE'S DOIN'SOMETHIN'ROR 43 Newt 3Q of several JVs. Kurt Ciarlson, r e m e m b e r w h e n X a n d w e s a i d INHERE/ HIMSELF ON CCMBwyTIA/IE/ 45 Was observed trounced the Lancers 82-56, for Their loss took away about 40 Yoga Lives MHS WE WERE JUST NIOTMIN& WOULD 47 Over (poet) s r their second cohsecutlve win. points a game from toe Injtm cnly a sophomore, burned toe MARRIED...WE'D WALK EV ER C O M E 48 BibUcal nets for a game high of 21 HAND - IN- HAND? S.BETWEEN US?V T high priest 41 43 U 1 points, while showing a deadly A basketball game raged “intensely Uved yoga.” abandoned HERE project. Yet 51 Of a moral three toe number of participants in 48 M 47 W 4S RT shooting eye. Junior Larry Per­ in the upstairs gym, the mistake these standing ry filled In ably at toe center weeks as his only yoga exper- toe class is gn^>wlng. Mark 54 Church ST jsr Brass Adds Spark furnaceoaf.ience; {(rumbled, and Mark has studied and urges everyone to come, work dignitary spot, tossing Jn 10 markers. Also 56 nhrwinir nrnmine wore sonhs resounded from p^acUced it for over a year. at his own pace, emd grow. For 56 Windflower ' s/ promise ^ soj^s. nearby swimming pool. *^The Kundallnl yoga class is toe word “yoga” means Union. 57 Mount where HT ss Kundalini the sole remnant of toe now Susan Klemens Moses got To Winter Concert Tonight toe Tribe gees to onthnaiARtR rpm ained the law *' _U Now that toe cheer, cheer tor bam noise one might expect, Meriden to face toe Spartans ft . , ,, ., ______;------— efuUy, and meditation on a tound cur- I IPO HAS/ETHE CLASSIC PROHLE BARRVMORE VKOULDVE Its opening numbers, dynamics Two numbers, ‘‘Bag's Groove” ivith toe co-qperatlon ct toe ad- rent. PROPILE,POr^Tl? HOCKED HIS SRANNYS^ were ignored. and "Beachwlnd,” bad that ministration, wlU be more sue- stressing toe point that Kun- EVE TEETH TO okav.ib u m e ' One of toe best numbers was breezy,, smooth jazz , “feel.” cessful than toe Hast one. 'Dlls (Jauiji yoga Is not a religion, HAVE!'. performed by toe Perguseion Mlntzner asked It bp aiid Dave was decided at a meeting Mon- Mark added that all toe prac- Ehsemble, consisting of John could {day axiother tone, a beau- night with the youth com- tices of yoga are ‘‘philosophies MIgliore, Richaril Diden, Law- tlful melancholy baUad, leav- mission, members of toe trans- acUbn.” Using his dally rence Ostrout, Gregory DeNles, Ing toe audience with nostagUc portation commission o^ toe routine as an example, Mark e n and Susan Mbsler. ‘‘Three EjH- feelings begglng more Board of Education, Elmer explained that a follower of Kun- sodes for Percussion Ensemble” more Thxall, and various rep- dalini yoga must maintain a • ""NiaAin.TMSi^as_saaa was more than toe usual bam- Juice resentatives from toe admlnls- vegetarian diet and practice trations of schools In town. Bie physical poetures designed to ‘H’s Cal Tech! They say you’ra up to 7.3 on the meeting was short, but decisive strengthen and purify the 'body- Richter scale!" Fiesta Espana as the members of toe youth i,ast summer he spent three commission brought forth their weeks in Colorado at a Kunda- I: evldence on toe need of a late unj yoga seminar where he Letters to the Editor They’re Going to Spain bus. ------MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Manchester High School pre- sible event a bullfight and Thrall, president of toe bus of what is put into print should sents “Fiesta Espana”! Two flamenco tour! company . , which serves Man- WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI AfMsurttcy Lacking at least be one of toe goals of nights In SevUla! Two nights In in Sevilla, toe students will Chester High School, was v e ^ I PONT THINK 11 To the editors: Trash Pile-up Continues editor or news Granada! Four nights In Mad- visit toe Cathedral, Glralda helpful and informative as he I am writing concerning two a reporter, (JH-HUH... JUNE 3, 1991,LINLESB IT F»LLS C3N rid! A tdtal of nine days and Tower, Patio de loe Naranjos, told of toe success ol such a ^ »u . n T H I N K DID MOi HEAR THAT HABHE statements that appeared In paper.. Does the High School nights! toe Moorish Alcazar, Santa project In other towns he serv- Apparently students didn't It could be quarantined by the their messes all over the table. I I THINK WINTHROP AND SET" A BATUROAV, WHEN HE PtAVS BASEBALL. World' really try to maliitain IARE<30INS-no , 7HECWE? toe Jan. Mst High School World. Sound good? In such a way a Cruz Quarter, and AsiUo de los ices. / take toe hint when I last wrote board of health as an unln- And maybe he’d even issue de­ As a member of toe Manches­ this goal? group of 40 MHS students will Venerables. Robert ^ilane, chairman of about toe trash problem in toe habitable area for sanitary rea- merits, detention. Fun. eerAiAFiRiEioT, L.B. Perry ter High School faculty I was spend their AprU vacatiem. In Granada, toe tour will cen- toe transportaUon commission, cafeteria. Although the article sens. Maybe it’d even become a Hey, i kidsHiIh , . . that’;that’s what’s not asked m y opinion of the The World These students will begin their ter around the Royal Palace of seemed very receptive to the which I attacked chocolate tourist attractlcn —THE LEAN- going to happen. I mean, if no­ Eklitor’s note: body can walk IS feet or so to so called ■^experiment” cMi- withdraws toe generaUty toat jourtey toe evening of Friday toe Alhambra, toe beautiful gar- presentation and suggested an- miuc carton - leavers) was ING TOWER OF TRASH, dens of toe Generallfe, and the other meeting be scheduled. At humorous, the situation definite- Another suggestion — maybe the nearest garbage bin. . . ducted by Mr. DlYeso and I riieating prevails In all classes, the 21at —; a flight across too Because SOMEYTHING Is going suspect neitoer were several although Tbe World believes AUantlc. DeetinaUon: Madrid! Cathedral as weU as toe tombs that Ume, with toe Information ly wasn’t. the pre-lunch food service will of IsabeUa and Ferdinand. from toe new survey and qut cafeteria, in simple shut down — and maybe the to happen—it has- to. You can others. Therefore, upless ZDss cheating does exist ■ In many Five days will be spent In only get away with so much— Joanne Sloesberg and/dr toe classes on all levels. Madrid. Plans Include a tour of From Granada to toe /eaport an estimate on how many buses language, is becoming an over- school will hire a lunch monitor of Malaga, and then—Keimedy would be needed, from TbraU, pig pen. It’s toe student —someone who’ll scold toe bad you cam only push so far. High School World staff can Tlie World defines "cheating” ®'ty, U visit to ^ 4 , a * m w i D. Kelkey show me, or any other Ir^vld- to include using someone else’s Museum and Art Gallery airport. U.S.A. OLE! more decisive action wlH be neglect and general slovenliness little boys and girls who leave BY SOY CRANE WOcT ual wtio questions toe validity test answers, plagiarism, and the Royal Palace. One pos- aheller taken. Carol of manner that has transformed ---- BUZZ SAWYER an otherwise terrific OKwrtuni- .t) lyn hr NtA, tM., TM. Ut. UJ. Ht. OW. ..z-ie of toe statement,'that such a sharing homework. THAT'S HIS LAST KNOWN ALIAS-PERKYCULP... ALIAS FRANKY poll w as' condUcted and that a ty to use the cafeteria into a East Catholic Students filthy mess. Just remain behind ADDRESS, CARL. MO WHITES CUPP... ON PAROLE FROM THE J clear majcnrlty of toe 100-plus LIVE IN THAT AREA NOW. PENITENTIARY. HAS A RECORD ASy * and you’ll see —every table is I WONPER IF MAYBE THE LONG AS YOUR ARM. CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE staff conridered this “exneri- Neighbor’s Concern covered with garbage. Not just' Impressed by Size of MHS POLICE HAVE ANYTHING ON WHY? HIS RICH UNCLE ment” a . . . “good educational To toe editors: chocolate milk cartons either FOR VDUR INFORMATION? 0REAT1...BUT AAEANWHILB...AM EKECUTlUp JET PLANE Manchester High School ex­ quality of Manchester High A PERCY FW\NCIS / C T ;' IS LOOKING FOR IE FLYINfl BACK FROM THE WNAPIAN experience” . . . 1 reauest that I have for a long time enjoy­ (though those ■ do seem to pre­ BUTTERCUP? / LIEUTENANT, MV PEPARTMENT DON'T a o Miss Sloesberg or toe Ifi.Rh tended Its welcome last week lunches (a few less courageous HIM. ^ HEAPAT.PAXON UNIVER5IT/ MAKING AN/ WILPBRNESE... ------ed reading your page weekly In vail. . .) but doughnut rings, GOOD HEAVENEi School World print a retraction to seventeen members of the went out for lunch). The cafe­ KNEW e x p c riy w h a t i PLAN^TILLX WAEIT^JUEr the Herald and enjoyed toe ed­ pastries, juice, crackers, hot East Catholic High Student , CONHRM YOUR. A WffffUMftet of toat statement. chocolate, paper. . kids — you teria food didn't exactly receive STOKYI itorial last week where a group Council, as part of the annual OR PIP IT x m tu y Secondly, concerning toe edi­ of students were told off in no do it all! rave reviews, but, on toe otoer HAPPBNT Council Exchange between East hand, no one died of food pot- torial by Parn and Andv: T uncertain terms. I thought, per^ If you’re proud of the mess and MHS. The visitors attended would like to debate much of haps, sometime your editors In there, sure keep it up. Let me soning. It was noted that East classes with Euid were entertain­ was harder hit by inflation than what was said In'toe prtlcle, but could write about somtoing that be toe first to commend you; ed by MHS council members that Is nqt my pofiit at this concerns all toe property owners you’re doing a great job of rot­ MHS—one East student remark­ for the day, and were expceed ed that "76c buys more here time. I a g ^ resent the blatant in the Summit, Elro, and Main ting toe floors out. to almost every aspect of the generality that “cheating pre­ St. areas. Why don’t we just officially than at East.’! vails In all classss” . I would Almost every morning there label it the Manchester Dump? One of the first differences There were few unfavorable Mke to see whal^ evidence Pam is a group of high school stu­ Garbagremen could dump their noticed was the largeness of comments, but the one most ALLEY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN and Andy have accumulated dents that starts at Main St. bundles on toe floor to add to MHS as compared to the size frequently made was directed at the littering and generally that ALL classes at MHS have and crosses over a ^ lawn along toe tons of fUto in there al­ of E m I. Most of the comments ...F AINT MEAT, , MAN,THIS IS WHAT I CALL a prevalence of cheating prolng their path towards toe hig^ ready. centered around the extensive messy 'condition of toe cafe­ BLIT ms BETTERS/ OH.THA'S REAL UVIN'/ I JUST CANT teria. A few felt a school as NUTHINI / OKAY I UKE THINK OF ANY PLACE I'D on. If toe High School World school. Between 10 and 1 o’clock, I tell you, the cafeteria Is facilities available to the stu­ FRUIT.' VES, RATHER BE RIGHT NOW.' STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIPP lacks concrete evidence to sun- as these young people go to their half-way there .already Legal­ dents, such as the shop areas, large as MHS created an Imper­ SIR! port such, a statement, then I favorite Mom and Pop store, izing it Is toe next step. large library, Independent study sonal atmosphere, and one vis­ NEXT PAY... A M0VIN6 VAN BACKS ' MISTER, r S COOL IT! J'VtXllRERISHT.SONTI they crlss-crc^ these lawns itor was bothered by the fact UP T» A OARAGE IN A NEARBY SUB- THOUOHTTHE HUeSER VTHEY SENT BACK think a retractian Is in order. ■ ' ' ' " room, and toe pool. that a large portion of the stu­ handle aagtoi only this time they dis­ Also mentioned were the many . lOpoinotdns CAN )SOME FNE CHAIRS It seems to me that accuracy dents wear their coats all day WENT TO' THIS rf«rYwHICH THEYWtAHT tribute their empty soda pop StudentS'Differ dnd varied course offerings, par­ EUROPE PUTIN THEIR fiARAOE cans and potato chip bags any­ ticularly in ncn-academlc areas. in school. WITHOUT 'EM OETTIN' where,, along toe way. When Of special Interest was the crsifts On the whole, the students SNOWED CM\ Volunteers Sou^t school'closes they trod along Over ^Rooted^ department, and those who at­ from East enjoyed their irlslt, For Worahop Show these paths once more on their tended crafts classes were Im­ and were favorably Impressed Upon viewing the Hartfiord with the school and its pro­ The ZUmcheeter Gilbert way homeward. It isn’t toat they Stage' Company’s most recent pressed by both the equipment and Sullivan Workshop Is don’t have any other way to go, and the projects being under­ grams. It is hoped that this ex­ because Flower St. and Middle production, "Rooted,” by Alex­ change may help bridge toe gap looking for high school stu­ ander Buzo, toe Manchester taken. Many cf the cppcrtunltles Tpke. are just a few steps away. between students at toe two V I dents whiY would be interest­ High section of toe audience de­ for study toat MHS students “take for giranted" are unavail­ schools. Next month, Manches­ < L ed In learning to do make­ With toe mild weather we parted with a large range of up for tife 28to anniversary able at East. ter High council members will have haid so far this winter, emotions. ; ^ C B L O T BY COKER and PENN production PATTBNCE, to be their heels can step pretty deep­ Members of both councils met discover how the otoer half lives presented, at toe Hlj^i Sphool “Rooted" relates toe strug­ and ate lunch as a greup. In when they spend a day at East /oFoouwe, \ HENPECKED HUSBANPS ) ly, and we must go out daily on March 24 and 25 at 8 gles ot Bentley, a modern ur­ order to give those from East Catholic. y I WOULDN'T li i MAKE ME feiCK TOD V-.i J t to keep our lawns In fair shape; ban mwi, against “Slmmo," FORSETTHAT/^ ft\H SrOfAACH! Proceeds from toe workshop When one goes out to tell them a chance to test firsthand the Snuff productions are donated to this Is no public way but pri­ an omnipresent deml - g(od. o'- ■ lOH, and some high school vate grounds, the only response BqnUey must fight to keep his ■wife, his job, his apartment, BY ROUSON studmts are members of toe one gets Is that toe heel mdrks LITTLE SPORTS I workshop and will be appear­ seem to get a little deeper. his friends, his tr.pe-recorder, The High School World and his stereo, all of which he l^T T ing In toe production. Arnold Since this is a student prob­ Compiled by Students of Manchester High Schod Thompson wUl bo giving In­ lem I am writing to you h(q;>lng is Immensely proiid, and all struction In make-up tech­ a word from you can do what which are desired bv ’’Slmmo.” Editor Sports Editor niques during toe weekly re­ we have been unable to do. TTils play projects the insecur­ LAURIE MINER MIKE MISTRETTA hearsals. Those Interested ity most people feel, a feeling When a .youngster reaches hl|^ Art Editor should come to the rehear­ school age, he or she oug^t to that we are not always safe, Co-Editor A DAVE LARSSON DARYL. JURAN -A: sals at' South Methodist have some regard for private toat something or someone A Cburoh at 8 p.m. Monday property. lurks around too next corner Feature Editor Faculty Adviser /-Qiiil K and Wednsoday nl|ht> pr caU Tbank you. to grab us unexpectedly. BARBARA FEE ZANE VAUGHAN Thompson at 648-6778. (name withheld by request) Marclc Gordon

K PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHftStfeR, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1972 PAGE FIFTEEN

Eagles Home, Tribe Away SPORTS JIuL d fsh a ld , ClnqlsL Major League Baseball Executives

B y RESULTS E A R L Y O S T As Hoop Season Nears End Basketball Sporu Editor Deny Clubs Holding Down Salaries NBA By DEAN YOST EASTERN CONFERENCE NEW YORK (AP) __ Atlanta Braves as two of- merited raises in the amounts says ‘I can’t pay you that Bing Devine, general man- ers and one varsity subsUtute, fiv e has a 9-1 record and the Saints at 10- ^ When you’re winninfif the looked good against Conard, but Atlantic Division Haynes in Town Tonight Matnrln /•Viflro'o tViftf tmOeTB, adding that ’’here and think they deserve.” much—if I give you that, I ager of the Cardinals, said MU- W. L. Pet. G.B. Any baskettiaU fSn who hasn’t ever 1. AH proceeds wiU enter the Hartford there there have been other ^ Philadelphia won’t be able to give raises to l®r is ’’enUUed to his opinion, season is too short, but lack o f playing cordination iVft Unit of the American Cancer Society. . . its m ark. Boston t4 20 .688 seen Marques Hajmes do his thing with some baseball clubs are im» cases. • 1 ^ .• at. « ■ and I sruess we*re entitled to when you’re losing the sea­ HHght players from Red Auerbach’s I960- Maloney, a one-Ume contender New York 39 23 .629 4 a basketball will have an (giportunlty properly using Phase II of “They’re using it (Phase H) . ,, ® curs. The Cardinals’ stand was son can’t end quick enough. 61 Bostm Celtics went on to coach pro­ in the league, which has lost ' Philadelphia 24 38 .387 19 tonight at the Oarke Arena when die PrABiHont Nixon’s wage- paying otlv We ve been going on the same »««le by Mr. Busch more than Tonight, for one scholas­ fessionally either in college or the pros. President wixons wag^ erwlse merited increases,” J«l- assumpUona Uiat we have hi He rtted pubUc stetements ^ atatement some heartbreakers to lower Buffalo 17 ** -279 26% popular globe-trotting hoopeter brings tic five and one college Central Division The list consists of Tom Heinsohn (Bos­ pnee controls to avoid pay- charged, “it’s dirty pool, the pest, that players get raises n^® ^ Gussie Bus^ o^er ^jdlnals were go­ team, their wishes will be an­ clubs, recently, is paced by the his Fabulous kfaglclans to town to battle high scoring duo of Allen O’Neil Baltim ore 26 36 .417 — the East Hartford Explorers. ton), Bill Sharman (Lbs Angeles) and ing merited salary in- ^nd highly improper." based on their performances cf the Cardinals, and ^ w to go by what we inter- swered—play wllf cease. Rock­ u Bob Cousy (Clncihnati), all stlU active creases was denied by ma- But the baseball executives last year.” the Braves as another ^^der. » ^ ^ guidelines of •unt and sharpshooting Greg Costi- Atlanta 24 38 .887 2 The promotion Is being offered by the ville High, 3-14, closes its slate repUed; ‘Who me?’ But MUler InsUto it has hap- TTio m clubs have a P«r <» ^ phase H.” ,gan. Cirxinnatl 18 43 .296 7% Exchange Club of Manchester with pro­ in the, pros and BiU Russell (Boston) jor league executives con- in an away meeting witth 'New­ For the past two weeks. East Cleveland 17 46 .270 9% and FYank Ramsey (Kentucky in the tact^ Thursday by The —Eddie Roblnswi, minor pened, and he’s not happy perstors who Tiie nroblem according to ington High in a CVC tUt. *» ceeds earmarked for the cliilb’s Youth Associated Press ■ league administrator who has about tt. He claimed the owners on the eve of spring training- ^ PK»w®m. a c c o r ^ ^ Catholic High has been playing WESTERN CONFERENCE . A ctivities (Fund. ABA), ex-pro mentors. K. C. .Jones Greater Hartford C.C. will op­ coached at Brandeis before going to L.A, only one gam e. H oly C ross, an- Midwest Division Tabbed Basketball's No. 1 Family “There have bem scattered been negotiating contracts for had agreed “that negotlatloM no from the pay board as pose Manchester C.C. hi Hart­ as Sharmsn’s assistant. Sam Jones attempte by some owners and AUanta: “We have been neg mostval^ no ^ toe^ y Independent club, takes on the Milwaukee 61 13 .797 — Show, Haynes and his talented troupe ford. The Cougars sport a 6-15 / r Eagles after the later dropped Chicago 44 19 .698 6% ccaches at Federal City CoUege in Wash- general managers to allege that Uating with the players Just as we had specifics regardl^ ^ ' olv to oro sports Specifically, mark, going into the finale. have yet to disappoint In previous per­ its fourth game of the season to Phoenix 39 26 .609 12 ingten and Jim Loscutoff handles Bos­ l^ernmenV^laUons ^vent In the past and have given Phase H-and that some clubs «>® Bra^s Jy to^ro As the season nears an end, formances here. strong South Catholic. East for Detroit 22 40 .366 28 ton State College. That 1960-61 CelUc Oiem fram ^ InciSIe..’’ raise. In many cas«.” were not honoring that agree- ^ S m .S ^ ^ '^ ’boarS who ce^ tocreCe seven games dot tonight’s sched­ If fathers today can locA back and re­ the first Ume in five seasons Pacific Division squad rules the NBA, gaining the fourth charged l^ler, executive direc- —^Al Oampanis, Loe Angeles ment. u ai a naov^iotimia with aa.limit placed m i units o f nrtore ule with one schoolboy club call seeing a guy named Marques tor of the Major League Base- Dodgers’, vice president: “We “We’ve had a few cases in handles negctiatioiu ^thA - P aoolv to didn’t cop the HOC UUe. Los Angeles 61 9 .860 — in the 11 straight league crowns. playing Saturday lilght. Haynes dribble a basketball 30 years a * 0- -^1 PUryers ^Assoc?Son. He h Z ^ ver taken Phase H into which someone asks for a slz- ron, was unavailable tor com- ™ Anxious to get in a little play­ Golden State 38 24 .613 14 ' Holy Cross of Waterbury in­ ago, he's probably right. The age of the cited the St Louis CardinUs consideration. We’ve given able Increase, and the owner ment.______ing time with East are reserves Seattle 38 26 .603 14% Magicians’ top attraction Is a secret, but O ff the Cuff vades the Eagles Neat against Brian Reynolds and Joe Mar­ East, 12-4 on the year. The ‘new Houston 24 39 .381 28% he’ll never see 80 again, yet he can more Lack of communications was the rea­ tens. Portland 16 49 .234 38 than hold his own with meii at least half son foHcwera of Manchester High’s bas- look’ MandvBster Hig^ club Following Blast’s encounter Entered Majors Before Many Players Were Born travels to Meriden’s Maloney Thursday’s Results his age and can still outshoot at least 90 ketbaU team, and .readers of The Her­ with Holy Cross the Eagles vrill Milwaukee 111, Cincinnati 97 per cent of ’em. ald, were not infermed in advance that High in a CCIL contest. Man­ meet St. Paul’-s of Bristol home chester 8-8 overall and 8-7 in New York 102, Chicago 99 ot Tile Magicians pre-game show is a three members of the squad were sus­ BRIAN REYNOUDS JOE MARTENS Monday and then potent Xavier the league, will be looking for Only games scheduled “ m ust” . pended and would not be in the lineup High away on ’Hiursday. ABA last Tuesday night at heme against Con­ Hoyt Wilhelm Coming Back revenge. Maloney Is third in the Rham High of Hebron. The Pa­ Sure to please the crowd are Haynes CCiL standings with a 9-6 rec­ the CIAC Class S final match, ’TONIGHT'S PICKS: East East Division and Sugarfoot Johnson, a husky, big man ard IHgh. Criticism should not be direct­ triots sport a 16-2 overaU record. the Knights’ Court Hamed will ord. Windsor Locks treks to winning over Holy Cross, Ma­ W. L. Pet. O.B. who deUgfats audiences with his antics ed at this department for foUine to re­ Vlnal Tech of Middletown op­ attempt to offset Cromwell’s A1 long-Ume rival South Windsor loney routing Manchester; Kentucky 48 12 .800 — and Bupert) boll handling and shooting. port the Incident. . .Manchester Chapter poses Bolton High, 2-16, on the Weston’s shooting. South Windsor tripping up Wind­ High, 16-2. South is tbed fo r the latter’s court. V irginia 37 26 .687 12% Having seen Haynes and his crew be­ of Approved BasebaU Umpires wlU spon­ For 31st Baseball Season The once rejuvenated Man­ CVC’s top position along with sor Locks; Newington trouncing New York 28 33 .469 20% fore, without question, they put on the sor a pre-seasen clinic for prospective Saturday night at Xavier High chester team seems destined to Rockville; Coventry victors ■ Mirw vriPIf f A Pt ___ A Baltimore, Chlcsgo 'White Sooc, players signed Thursday were. Bloomfielfl. Coventry High, Carolina 26 37 .403 24 best show of any traveling pro club. members at .the Community Y. Altcn in Middletown, Cromwell High finish as an also-ran after the over Rham and Bolton topping 1 Li u 11 vL o CaitiomU, AUanta and Chicago third baseman Ron Cey, wt- fighting for a high COC rating plays a non-conference tilt with Floridlahs 24 37 .398 24% It’s a family show and for a good 'Oowles wIU be in charge. The dates wlll knuckleball can be a pitci^ fielder WllUe Crawford, iHtcher and to keep pace with Cromwell suspension of three starters for Vlnal Tech. In college action. be announced diortly. , .Speaking of um­ Ellington High, 16-2 overall. <»»e week. ’Hie new club featur­ Pittsburgh 21 89 .860 27i cause. ’Ihe attraction deserves the sup­ er's trademark — but with for conference laurels, visits Greater Hartford over Man­ pires, varsity schoolboy fees in Connect­ Along the way “The Knuck” Va^ r Billed as a possible preview of ing two JVs, two varsity start­ West DivlalMi port of the public. Hojrt Wilhelm, it's more of chester OC. icut have been increased for the 1972 has set a number of records Meager. D ^ere. pitcher M ly Utah 48 20 .683 — a « a career. inoiiiiUnp- Wilson, Philadelphia; outfielder Indiana 35 26 .624 7 season to $26 p er gam e and Am erican with his longevity uiciuaing Francisco; ’Hie 48-year-old right-hander Dallas 80 34 .409 13% H ere ’ h T h ere Legion fee schedule throughout die state most appearances by a pitcher, Marques Haynes Cheney Tech Rich Get Richer — ^------has spent his 80-yecu: baseball and pitcher Ernie McAnally, D enver 24 37 .393 18 ’Two former Central Connecticut State wiU be $16 and $18 depending upon tim e 1,064. But he also hurled a no- Slow Down career baffling opposing batters hltter in 1968, at the age 36, M ontreal. Memphis 23 37 .383 18% College baseball standouts will be in and length of scheduled contests. . .Sher of American League players with his smooth deMvery of the and he has a career earned run Thursday’s Results iqiring training with major league teams Moerhouse, one-time basketball standout signed included; pitchers Mel r r • I X I'® ses Finale herky-jerky pitch. He gave no- average of 2.60, a major league McDaniels Jumps No Problem Carolina 146, Virginia 122 this spring, catcher Sidp Jutze with the at Manchester High and later with local tlce that he’s coming back for record. 4 Stottlemyre, Fritz Peterson and Magicians Here Only game scheduled St. Louis Cardinals in St. Petersburg and amateur clubs, is recuperating from a Jim Magnuson, New York Yan- 1 Onigtlt With ToUand season No. 81 when he returned the Pittsbureh ' . ... = ji pitpher Rick Fusari with the Philadel­ broken arm. . .Davie DUes, Detiedt infielder ^ For Ansaldi phia Phillies in Clearwater. Jutke, who sportscaster, has joined ABC Sports and Basketball fans are pret­ Tickets will be available at and deft maneuvering than any Cheney Tech closed out its From ABA to NBA STANDINGS also excelled as a quarterback, la out Of wUl host the NBA Report Mlowlng na- the door. The Exchange Club of ^ e lm ente^ basebaU hi S r ty much like hungry peo­ tesim in the roundbaU world. 1971-72 basketball season last Senior I Bayside, N.Y., while Fusari is a New tlonal telecasts of the pro loop. . .Whm ple going through a cafe­ Mar.::hester will turn over pro­ night on die same note as it SEATOLE (AP)—^The Seattle SuperSonics of the Na­ 1^. befijre 28 ^a^ra cn^e in team and Ted Ford and pltcSi^ Bob ceeds to its Youth Activities Their behind-the-back passes, W. L. Britain product who now resides in Brad Park of the New York Rangers Kaiser and Terry Ley, Cleve­ teria line. Everybody has started with a defeat as Tblland tional Basketball Association, alreaiiy enriched by one Ansaldl’s BHmd. meshed with uncanny dribbling 10 0 Clearwater. . .WITC s|x>rtscaster George tallied the hat trick last week for the sec­ S r workoute Tlmrsday. land; and pitchers Mike Hed- a taste for different dish­ High slapped an 86-68 setback player who jumped from the rival ABA, apparently are Grom an’s were bom. He made the major For the fan who likes, scoring and decoying fee^, make the EFirllch is a fine tennis player. He stays ond Ume he. became the first defense- leagues in 1962 with the New a 2^yeaMld right- lund and Jim Rooker, first es. on the ’Tehcmen. 'Hie Beavers ncher still Friday with the addition of another jumper! M oriarty’a in shape for his golf game by jdaying in­ man in at least 30 years to register two basemen John Mayberry and . . ._ the Magicians can stuff Magicians fast break a thing lost their season debut to Bol­ Schiebel’s York Giants. In the intervening And the Fabulous Magicians, the ball through the nets more of beauty and entertainment. 7-foot rookie Jim McDaniels. door tennis. . .Get Willie O (Oleksinaid) three-goal games in the same season. years he’s pitched for the St. with a 2.86 ERA. Gail Ifopkins and outfielder Joe ton High. But a spokesman for the ------:______Senior II who will play the Explorers to­ ways than a farmer can go to a aside some night and ask him if he ever The rugged 23-year^dd Ranger has al­ Louis Cardinals, Cleveland, Among the National League Keough, Kansas City. Throughout their classy ex- ’Tolland, with the victory, up­ Carolina Cougars'of the'Ameri- ^® contract to spread the night at the Clarke Arena at 8 fair. In such nationally famous hibiUons of scoring and rebound­ played basketball in high school. The co­ ready established new club records for o’clock, will serve up a variety ped its overall record to an inl- can Basketball Aasoclation, over 16 years with an Blue M oon owner of Willie’s Steak House was a most goals and most points by a defense­ shooters as Sugarfoot Johnson, ing, the Magicians keep an audi­ pressive 11-7 m ark wMle the from whom McDaniels fled, additional $60,000 for aggrava- Langan of roundball dishes in their Marques Haynes and Art Steele, ence entertained with a brand standout at Rockville High, when the man. . .AnoUier one for the books, in Beavers dropped to 3-16. It was sald the team “wouldn’t be too M arines OOMMERCIAI^Fred Ricclo amazing court menu. the Magicians offer a flock of team played all the games in the “swim­ NHL play was Guy Lalleur’s feat with Red Sox Open Camp of court comedy unsurpassed in Cheney’s fifui consecutive loss. surprised if we remedied the "Uiat suit spurred Western A llied 140-137^377, A rt F elber 146, R ay The program starts at 7:16 trick shots ranging from bounc­ the sports world. Dawson 149, H oppy (Tassldy 137- ming pool”-Bised gym at the old high Montreal of scoring three hat tricks in The whmers’ Bob Fleet toss­ situation.’’The Cougars took the I^®atucky Officials to issue a with five boxing bouts featuring ing the leather in or dunking it 'They have pleased audiences 163-384, G eorge B arber 144-150- school. OleloslnSkl was the squad’s lead­ his rookie year. The feat hasn’t been ed in a game hig^ of 29 points first legal steps toward that abatement that they Ipid no rea- Ansaldl’s easily defeated Oro- the Everett brothers of Man­ from above the laces. in 50 states and on three contin­ 422, D ick G rinavich 186-870, ing scorer and led the Rockville High executed sin ce the 1946-47 cam paign. . . . AND with teammate Reno Charland remedy with a suit filed in Los ^ believe McDaniels sign- man’s Sport Shop lost night at chester. Competent observers believe ents. And they took a consecu­ Fred Oakes 366, Dave Kosclol team to an tqiset over Manchester High Jeon Ratelle has already estabUAed a For All Batterymen popping in 14 w lfli N eff and Angeles against an attorney. P™ contract while stUl the Bling Gym, 68-88, in an un­ Halftime entertainment will the( Hayrves-owned M agicians tive winning streak o f W7 361, A1 Napoletano 369, A rt the last time the two schools met, scor­ new aU-tlme N®w Yoric Ranger Individu­ Kalpgher chipping in 11 and 10 The situation also roped in Playing for them. successful attempt by the losers WINTER HAVEN, Fla, (AP)—The Boston Red Sox RADh be by the James Brothers, Flip can probably move the ball- into gam es into their 19th season ori Schmidt 362, Fred Schneider ing 18 of Rockville's 128 points. He.later al season record when he toUied his 89th m nrkers. McDaniels’ alma mater, West- to freeze the ball. and Tip, two excellent acrobats. scoring posiUon with more skill international travels. 146. played at the University of Hartford and point. The old mark of 88 was held by officially opened their 1972 baseball season today as n Groihan’s strategy was evi­ Tech’s consistent double em Kentucky University, vriilch new finds golf his best form of exercise A ndy Bothgath during the 1958-58 sea­ pitches and catchers reported for the firs't workout at said it had no reason to believe dent from the start and even point-getter, Tom Tomko, again Sports Slate | MEROANTHjE — Leo FogUa . ..H ector L aO m e has lined up an ad- son. RateUe is bound to eclipse the 100- Chain O'Lakes Park. — Sjiorts Dial led the offense with IS points. McDanijls signed a ' pro con­ though they never led, they kept College Raskethall Roundup with their game play. Ansoldi’s 189-141-897, G ene Phaiieuf 188- tractive benefit basketball doubleheader point mark. . .Vida (Blue isn’t asking for Manager Bkldle Kasko hoped first base, something Kasko Ken M aynard pum ped in 16 tract while still playing colle­ FRID AY 166-431, B oy B yrnes 170-186-411, tonight at St Rose Gym in Emt Hart­ $100,000 this year, on ly $86,000 and Oak­ VANTAGE POINT—Lineman Willard Norris hangs to have 18 i^tchers and live would rather not do. giate basketball. carried a 12-6 lead Into the sec- markers and Dave Kuzina con­ Basketball R oy M cGuire 138-864, Sonhy ford. St. Luke’s CYO of Hartford wUl land owner CharUe Flnle^ says he’s not on glass as he watches Flyers' Bill Flett charge jrf- catchers on hand, but the count SATURDAY McDaniels, meanwhile, was ® hU 40th and serious. past two years, was named 3:30 seven and five markers. the Boston Bruins. jump from the ABA to Seattle, ment—he gets to play on the dlle 181-464, Jeni Oranato 179- (S) Westminster D og Conference title with an 8-0 do to win.” was paced by Player - Coach w Rod GUbert coHected his 87th The remainder of the ball head football coach at FVirdham 4:30 Haywood, an all-star forward, same course again, 175-483, Dona P rice 478, Teddy Steve McAdaim with nine pcAnts. before the period ended. club Is due to report next University Thursday. He re­ Show record. They are 19-2 over-all Th® No. 9 team. Long Beach emigrated to SeatUe from Den- "i had real good first rouW G ilbert 494. and milking a strong bid for an State, subdued San Jose State ver last year. jji both the Crbsfoy and the Randy Smith tossed in eight S pf the eUh^^potaS BUly Falrbalm and Brad Thursday, although somejrf toe places Jim Lansing, vtoo re­ independent berth in the NCAA 88-61. Gambling Strategy Pays Off The Cougars went to court in Hope,’’ the stocky, 33-year-old with Jim PurtUl hooping seven. a l ^ of New York to toe East Park also talUed tor New Yoric players already have arrived. signed after seven years at toe Rec Volleyball KAOEY—N ick Cataldo 220- whtte Juha Widlng, Serge Ber- One of Kasko’s major tasks Is tournament or a spot in the Na- Th® victory enabled Long Los Angeles, asking $1 miUion Moran said Thursday after his post. STANDlNm 204-618, Wil Sim on 204, R eal Au- W. L. tlcmal Invitation ‘Tournament. Beach State to move back into damages and an order stopping five-under-par 66 gave him A The Rangers kept wttWn nler and Ralph Backstrom re- to d®®We wUl^W Loucks, 36, is a form er T a le Tear® Hockey dot 207-200-696, Jim Cantln 204, 35 1 Southwestern Louisiana trail- *irst place in the Pacific Coast Los Angelep attorney A1 Ross share of the first-round lead, NHL reach of Boston by beating Los pUed tor U» Angeles. ^'hAArtr,^ to^StaS^ quarterback, \riio won honor- Latvians Bob Audet 218, Norbert Audet 28 11 ed by as many as 13 points in Athletic Association race, Knicks Trail by 30, froln allegedly interfering with He was Ued for the lead with East Division Angeles 6-4 and. In the night’s In Buffalo. Pittsburgh gooUe able aoie mention AU-Ivy League CB*T (Blue) 216-201-677, Jim M cB duff 218- 27 12 the first half, before pulling Chuck Terry topped the 49ers McDaniels. chunky Jimmy Jamieson, also only other NHL game. Pitts- Jim Rutherford celebrated his two.... years. He guided the Elis East Sides W L T P to 668, T erry M eans 216-660, BIU 22 17 ah^ad 62-48 at intermission. But with 26 points, The Cougar suit contends the seeking his first tour Utle, and bu4h blanked Buffalo 2-0. 23rd birthday and teammate to toe Ivy title in his junior Kasden Fuel Boston 41 8 9 W Perkins 208-666, H arry Johnson 17 22 the .Ri^n’ Cajuns feU behind In other major games :Steve former Western Kentucky star lean Dale Douglass, a 10-yeor New Y ork 37 9 83 1 1 213,' B ill August 216-668, John T aiana Alfa. » . p.W«. In cententien for toe flrat year with ^ 8-1 recorto He 11 28 again in the second half and Bracey’s 35 points and Jim Rally, Win in Overtime first Signed with the ABA club tour veteran. Douglass, who very well toe first 10 minutes,” works for the occasion, M ontreal 31 13 12 74 Sullivan 662, base job are rcoWe CecU Cco,^ I-a ^ ®t Yale from 1963 to 10 26 didn’t go ahead for good until Clesson’s 28 paced ‘Tulsa to a in November 1970. The six-year seems to have a liking for 1957. Detroit 34 24 9 67 said Bruins Gooch Tom John- Rutoerferd notched his first er and utility Infielder Mike 3 36 one minute remained, v^en La- 95-87 triumi^ over West Texas; CHICAGO (AP)—If that old adage holds true—“It’s contract was for $1,867,000 in desert layouts, won on the Toronto 28 28 11 67 son. The scoreboard showed he riiutout of toe season by tum- He taught and coached foot- Forest Hills Y —A rt Johnson 166-889, A rt Wrecked Car in Which Friday Hassler Died Fiore. They will W competing Results: East Sides 3, Forest mar hit a 25-foot shot. Bob Davis’ career high 31 not whether you win or lose but how you play the gams” salary and a $56,000 bonus, with same, 6,641-yard, par 71 Phoe- B uffalo 33 14 was right, ing aside all 23 Sabre shots ______ban in White Plains, N.Y., from ^ 11 Cabral 152-386, P ete A ceto 188- against three rookie outfielders 0; OB&T (White) 2, Watkins 1; Sophom ore center R oy Ebron points and 16 rebounds h®lp®d —then the New York Knicks had the best of both ends the sfilary to be paid over 26 nix Country Club course two Vanevr. 16 86 5 1969 to 1968, when he becam e 378, Joe Twaronite 140-378, R oc- Simon Nolet got the Flyew while Schock scored the Pen- — Ben O^lrfe*Ogllvle, mcic ' ' wStter and CBAT (Blue) 3, Lakewood 0; added 26 points for USL. MUie Big Sky Conference leader We- of it Thursday night against the Chicago Bulls. West Division defensive coach at Iona, years. years ago and missed the title co Lupacchino 366, EUlott Fish out In front wlto his 19to goal gulns’ only Bob GaUagher. If one of those Latvians 3, K a ^ n 0. Hughes scored 30 for Lamar b®!* State beat Montana State The Knicks won, 102-99, and ------“■------The suit also contends In Tucson by a single stroke Chicago 38 13 7 Allison Race Winner g University. 68-63; IKvlght Davis had 30 366, Tony M arinelll 352, Ed of toe season just 8:29 Into toe hi the first periled wlto a ti^m more Impressive toaui how they played the game was points in the fourth quarter, McDaniels wanted to renego- last season. Mlnnl. 31 18 9 K ovls 164-411, Howie Ham pton game. But with less than two o t Dave Burrows 6Woot si^ cJooper or Flore, than he will Meanwhile, 18th ranked' points and 13 rebounds as Hous- the whole story. The game was tied at 90-all C ailf. 18 29 12 THURS., FEB. 24— 8 P.M. M em i^ State gained a tie ton whipped Centenary 93-82; 160-888, E d Burbank 137-866, Joe minutes remalnhig in the first shot and then wito l 4^onas outfield and Carl In the only other NBA game, at the end of regulatiim >and the St. Louis 20 31 8 Pagano 356, E d B ujaiiclus 169- period, Bobby' Orr evened to play on an empty-net job. Yastrzemskl will be moved to with idle St. Louis for secdnd Gecrge’ Washingrton’s Ron Nunn Milwaukee routed Cincinnati, two teams played on even In WhichBuddy Killed PhUa. 17 29 11 882, John R led er 137-364, Bill things iq> wito his 26to goal, place in the Missouri Valley scored 14 points for a career to- 111-97, while In the on ly Am eri-$term s throughout m ost o f the P itts. 18 81 9 A dam y 146, Andy Lam oureaux DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP)—“Every time I race batting in a rebound of John » Conference, downing Bradley tal of 1,001 as GW walloped can Basketball Association overtime period, L. A ngeles 16 89 7 163-141-420, Hank M artyn 162- ” said stock car hero Bobby Allison, ‘Til McKenzie’s shot. Roller Deriw 70-69 for its seventh league vie- Rochester 110-'77, and Bob Sher- game of the night, Oarbllna With 25 seconds remaining, Thursday’s Results ‘ past that spot, tory in nine games. The 'Tigers, win’s 36 points sparked Army 189-411, A1 P lrk ey 144-186-886, . that's where my pal Friday Hassler Flsposlto assisted cn that — LIVE! IN PERSON—^ — whipped V irginia 145-122. and the score knotted again at PltUbuigh 2, Buffalo 0 Ken Seaton 862, R oy DeVeau reihember it . winners o f 11 o f their last 12 to a 76-72 decision over Seton I^ th som e courtslde gam - 98-98, DeBusschere hit a short Boston 4, Philadelphia 1 ged the club, Totals 48 7 mller, but said, “I 'was thinking pump and wlU be forced to bel with 18, Skip P a r c la k 'ie , Hsacksiter OA} 97 sam e w ay. then put the ball in play from a lot of long shots and hope broke the game open by out- aboiut ,

I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., fTlIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1972 PAGE s e v e n t e e n PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1972 Help Waited-Mole 36 Live Stack 42 Household Geodf 5i; Apartments - Flats •> Business Locations Resort Property Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 BUUDOZER operators need­ PAUL JOHNS’TONE — Certi­ SINGER ’Touch and Sew with Tenements 63 For Rent 64 For Rent 67 MANOHESTBR — Combination ed. flee School and Classes No. fied horse shoer graduate of cabinet, like new, hems, but- MANCHESTER CENTER — FIVE-ROOM Apartment offices KILLINGTON, Vermont, chalet MERRITT VALUES residential and business block, S3. mid-west horse shoeing school ton holes, monegrams. em­ Adults, 6 room s, baths, $160. combination, heat, hot water, sleeps 8, fieldstone 'fireplace, $24,600—Hebron. 6-room Ranch, 8-room single family home, corrective and galled shoeing. store and apartment. Excel­ APAR’FMBNT superintendent, broiders, stretch stitch, etc. 620-0318. private bath, air-conditioning, fully carpeted, kitchen with 2 bedrooms, garage. 648-6028, 640:6875, Hebron, own apartment, respcnslble Originally $410.60, wlU sell for ______carpeting, ground floor loca­ dishwasher and bar. Weekly lent Investment, $36,900. Hayes Conn. $30,600—So. W indsor. 6-room mam. CaU 249-6646. $125. Ouaranieed. WUl deliver LDVELY 2-bedroom apartm ent tion, parking. Apply Marlow’s, or w eek end rates. 876-1557. A gen cy, 646-0131. and dem onstrate. Call 622-0476 with refrigerator, range, dls- 867 M ain St., 649-6221. Spilt,; IH baths, 8 bed­ rooms, garage. dealer. posal, heat, air-conditioning, M anchester get the job done PART-’TIMB, lanUnHoi mUklng COW for sale MANCHESTER — 16,000-100,000 6 8 and parking, $186 monthly. Wanted To Rent Janitorial Call anytim e, 649-6284. SOLID cherry eariy American, $32,900—^Manchester — New 6- CONVERT work. CaU 6< Handy to Main St., caU 644- square feet. Industrial, com „„„„ ______king size headboard, exceUent room Ranch, 3 bed- 2427. merclal or warehouse avail- TWO-Re d r o OM house, prefer- ably country setting. Moder­ rooms, 1% baths, ga- this 7-room older Colonial to a BiXPBRIBSNCBD auto mechaui' ccndltlon. $60. CaU 640-1491. able immediately, heated, air- rage. 2-famlly. Situated in C zone, 2 Articles For Sale 45 ately priced. Two working m Ic for general repairs on Chev ______MANCHBS’TER — Main Street conditioned, freight elevator, full baths, 2-car gar^e, sep- rblet products. ElxceUent work- RESTORE valuable old paint lnsanwMnita RV area, 4 rooms, first floor, all $1-$1.60 per square foot. 1-748- arate entrance, near schools, Business Services 13 Help Wqnted-Female 35 ingin>r conditionsivwHHUnna nnriand fringefH t.» bene­ brushes! <•. Even---- the hardest MUflCai msmimonn Ofl appliances, 2 air-conditioners, 6634. p.m . ColoiUal, 3 bedrooms, shopping. Asking only, $24,900. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS fits. We wlU pay in keeping family room, garage. PURITY Cleaning Company — ones are easily xleaned with heat and hot water Included, 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. UP TO HERE in bills? Look­ Order Your with experience and ability. new Dlpplt by Staples. E. A. PANTHER electronic portable garage, wall-to-wall carpeting, MANCHESTER— Office space, $39,900—^Manchester. 9% room FRECHETTE & MARTIN rug, floor and window clean­ HAPPY ADS new building. Electric heat, Business Property ing for a way out? You can See Mr. Patch or Mr. Carter Johnson Co., P aul’s Paint & organ, like new. $325. 876-1494. no pets, no children. Refer- Ranch. In-law suite and B®6itors 647-0993 ing. Call for free estimates. in person. Carter Chevrolet, air - conditioning included. make extra money fast as an WaUpaper, Hebron Wood ------'------ences required. Call 648-0266 For Sole 70 family room. ______COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. We honor Master Charge. Call C o., In c., 1220 Mhin Street, Ideal for professions:]. Conve- , BERRY'S Avon Representative. You’ll “Happy Products, Hebron. anytim e. COZY 7-room home. 647-9080. Manchester. Antiques 56 nlent M anchester, Vernon, MANCHESTER — Restaurant $40,900—Msmehester — 7-room 4:80 P.M. DAY BEFORE PCBUOATION get out of the house, make new business, well established, sUl Baseboard heat, two-csir ga­ SNOW Plowing — commercial friends, enjoy life more! Call HANNAH’S husband Hector SPACIOUS 4-room apartment South W indsor, Route 86, 646- Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 2 Deadline for Saturday and Monday ia 4:80 p.nn. Friday TAKINQ appUcations fo r Jsuii- hates hard work so he cleans BASKE’TSHOP Antiques, priml- $136. No pets or children, secu­ fixtures and equipment includ­ rage. Nice bam, horse stalls, and residential. Cold morn­ n o « ^ 289-4922. Thought” 7320. baths, fsimily room, 2- toilal work, mornings or eve­ tive, glassware, china, furni­ rity deposit required, utilities ed. Call for details. Amedy one acre. Hutchins Agency, ings, caui’t start your car? We the rugs with Blue Lustre. car gsirsige. nings. 646-4220. ture, and bric-a-brsu:. Open extra. 638-6026. 160 NORTH MAIN — M anches­ R ealty, R ealtors, 875-6283. R ealtors, 649-5324. PLEASE READ YOUR AD will! Reasonable rates. Call SCHOOL bus drivers wanted to Rent electric shampooer $i. $41,600—M anchester — 7-room \ Olcott Variety Store. Saturdays and Shmdays, until ter’ s newest smd m ost pres- now. 646-8467, 647-9804. drive in town of Manchester. Today! SGHOOL bus drivers wanted to MANCHESTER — .Route, 6 smd Rsmch, 3 bedrooms, 2 $28,900 — LARGE 3 - bedroom COauifled or '*'Want Ada” are taken over Oie phone aa a Approximate hours 7:15 to 8:46 6 p.m. Basketshop Rd., He­ 118 MAIN St., 3 room s, second tigous office building. Approx convenience. The advertiaer ahonld read hla ad the FEBST drive in town of Mancheeter. ’THE amazing Blue Lustre will 44, business location. Six-room baths, family room, ga- Ranch, fireplace, aluminum TWO YOUNG married men will a.m., 2:16 to 3:46 p.m. We will bron, from Route 6 on Route floor, $138.35, hasit smd hot wa­ 16,000 square feet of (Mice DAY IT APPEARS and REPORT ERRORS in time for the ter, family unit, security! Csdl house, 1M| baths. Good condi­ rsige. siding, garage, large wooded do small repair Jobs arid p«dnt- train you. Call 643-2414. Approodmate hours 7:16 to 8:46 leave your upholstery beau- 816, fou r m iles. spsuse restdy to go. Plenty of next inaertlon. The Herald la reaponalble for only ONE tai- CALL 643-2711 646i2426, 9-6. lot. Hutchins Agency Realtors, Ing, also cellar cleaning and a.m., 2:16 to 8:46 p.m. Wo wUl tlfully soft and clean. Rent psirklng, elevator, T. J. Crock­ tion. Possible office and a p ^ - $52,90O-Manchei >r. Raised correct or omitted inaertlon ior any advertiaement and then ment ccm blnatlon. $24,900. 649-6324. only to the extent of a “make good” Inaertlon. Errors which LICENSEID practical nurse, 3 train you. Call 643-2414. electric shampooer $1. Pine- ett, R ealtor, 643-1677. Rsmch, bedroom s, 3 light trucking. C all 646-2692, treed lot on bus Une. Security. identity can follow this 1969 MUSTANG Grande, 302 en­ cl«k8, va^ , candle- f u r i ^i ^ d room for rent, for FOUR-ROOM apa^ent, in 2 hom e, U'vlng room •with fire ­ CaU 649-2781, betw een 1-2 p.m . p roced u re: gine, automatic transmission, rates. Call after 4 p .m ., 640- I 1972 br HEA, Im .. Help Wanted - WiU consider option to buy. 3399. PART-TIME waitress needed holders, glass baskets, and gentleman, near bus line, famUy house, on bus line, walk place, formal dining room stereo tape deck. Good condi­ or Female 37 odds and ends. 646-0724. to Parkade, $180 m onthly, no H eritage House, 646-2482. modern kitchen, 1V& baths, 2- Enclose your reply to tion Call 643-8711 after 6 p.m . Tn this kinda weather, there's nothin' like havin' a maxi. lunch hours, no experimice Congratulations parking. CaU 649-6014. the box in an envelope — FREE — Interior decorating ’ Right, buddy?" necessary. Apply in person, A. appliances or utilities, no chU- EAST Hartford, 3 bedrooms, 1% car garage. (Marion E. Robert­ EXCEPTIONAL address to the Classified service. Advice on color selec­ MRS. ARCAND Happy 85th Birthday INDIVIDyAIj to work part-time ALUMINUM sheets used as g b n H s MAN ^ room with dren or pets. Phone 646-6024, son. R ealtor, 643-6963. Bzzzzzzzz in and see our 1969 MUSTANG, 361 engine, au­ C. Peterson Farms, Top Notch as phone coUector. Experience printing plates. .009 thick, 23x baths, stove, refrigerator, ga­ LOCATION M a n & g e r, Manchester tomatic transmission, AM-PM tion, drapery coordination, Shopping Plaxa, North Main On the birth of a home and kitchen privileges. 683-1361. rage, $225. m onthly. 869-1116. Evening Herald, together wall coverings, carpeting, etc. POP a must. Hours 6:30 p.m. to 9 86” , 26 cents each or 6 fo r $1. Refrigerator, parking, washer- MANCHESTER — 2-famUy, 7-6, busy Bea. We're ready, radio. Good condition. Call 643- St. Beautiful Baby Girl p.m. Phone Mr. L.O. Ameran­ 043-2711. NEW — Deluxe duplex, 3 bed­ large lot, 2-car garage. Char- First floor, 1,200 square feet, with a memo listing the Custom Squares, 66 Cooper St., dryer. 643-6600. may be dl'vlded into 8 offices. companies you «do NOT 8711 after 6 p.m . (Oliver Roberts) do 646-1466. rooms, IVi baths.' FuU private Bon A gency, 648-0683. willing and able to assist 643-9892. Building Contracting 14 Painting - Papering 21 TELEPHONE operator needed Roberta Lynn AROTEC Oat — 1071, 300 Pan­ Brick and concrete. Split want to see your letter. FURNISHED, well - heated, basem ent. Carpeting. AU m od­ Out of Tovm level. May be' purchased or Y our letter :^11 be de­ GTO convertible, 1967, autom a­ at the Edwards Answering Ser­ EARN $1.86 hourly plus bonus ther with electric start, cover, you in the sale or pur­ UI4U3ED or unwanted cars re­ ADDITIONS —All types of re­ RICHARD E. MARTIN. FuU pleasant room for working ern appUances. Close to shop­ 6 6 leased for lawyers, account­ stroyed if the advertiser tic transmission, power steer­ v ice , M onday-Friday, 3-8. You've made your servicing FUUer Brush custom­ speedometer extras. Factory For Rent moved, $10 each. Ask for Dave, modeling, recreation rooms, professiopd painting service, gentlem an. CaU 649-3142 or ping and schools. Children wel- COMMERCIAL ants, insiurance. Excellent is one you’ve mentioned. ing, 400 engine, whitewaUs.' Every other Saturday 9-2. Call husband the' proudest Our Love, ers. No experience or invest­ w arranty. $876. 742-8286. chase of YOUR property. . E xcellen t condiUon. 644-2078 876-6369. porches, garages, custom interior-exterior. FYee esti­ 643-0363. corned. $260 monthly. Paul W. ELLINGTON—RockviUe Une, 6- Ughtog and heating, parking If not. it will be handled 649-6660. ment required. CaU between 6- room duplex in residential PLOT after 6 p.m. kitchen cabinets and counter m ates, fu lly insured. 649-4411. father in the world. Dougan, Realtor, 640-4636 or fo r 10 cars. C om er o ff Main in the usual manner. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) — 7, 643-0472. NICE room In private home, C-Zone lot, comer E. Center St., Manchester, Conn. Leas­ tops. Call B ill Connelly, 876- Bonny, Dave, Jerry, Fuel and Feed 49-A 646-1021. neighborhood, utilities not in­ 1970 MAVERICK, good condi­ 'Drees cut, building lots clear­ RECEPTIONIST Love, kitchen and Uvlng room privi­ cluded, $160 p er month. A vail­ and Goodwin St., approved ing $300 per month or 2,400 KEITH 8266. square foot building may be tion, $1,426. Savings Bank o f ed, trees topped. Got a tree Floor Finishing 24 GIRL FRIDAY leges. Free parking. Phone IMMEDIATE occupancy new 3- able M arch 1st. 872-0369. 7:30- for buUding. Plans available, Ron Greg and H<(idi Sltuationi Wanted ^ SEASdNED F irew ood, $8.96 everyti^^ ready to go. purchased. « I M anchester, 923 Main St., 646- problem? Well worth phone Industrious, alert and con­ per trunk load. Route 86, Bol­ 643-6279. bedroom Duplexes, all sepa­ 9:30 p.m . REAL ESTATE Lost and Found FLOOR SANDING, and refin- rate utilities, basements, Iced to. SeU! 1700. ca ll, 742-8252. Roofing - Siding 16 scientious girl for small of­ 38 ton, 649-5284. ishlng (specializing in older ______SINGLE room, working gentle- driveways, 1% baths, $236 ROCKVILLB Three - room 172 E. CENTER ST. fice. Answers jdione, type Happy Birthday Happy Birthday T. J. C R O C K E H GaU 621-6128 BX>UND — W edding at CHEVROLET C aprice, 1967, 4- BIDWELL Rome Improvement floors). Inside painting, paper quotations, sales correspond­ CHn^ cw , $6. SEASONED firewood, cut and preferred, reasonable monthly, security odd lease, apartment with heat, hot wa­ AGENTS ft BROKERS, INC. 649-1922 646-4126 SNOW Plowing, residential and AILEEN “ TY PA G A N I week. Includes breakfast and 649-9167. SEA LTO B 643-1677 Highland Paik area. Owner ^ hardtop. AU power. Ex­ Oo. Expert installation at alu­ hanging. No Job too small. ence and reports, plus other ‘ ‘ spUt to length, dump-truck parking. Frechette & Msirtin, 647-9993. ter, stove and refrigerator, Uv- com m ercial. 646-1634. minum siding, gutters and John V eifalU e, 646-6760. 872- from L ove, lunch. 643-7284. ing room pcuieled and carpet­ may claim by identifying and condition, low mileage, diversified duties. Good typ- - GENTLEMAN would like same MANCHESTER - Four-) trims. Roofing Installation and 2222. The Rileys, room ed. $136. Security deposit re­ paying fo r ad. Call 649-4886. Only $1,195. 742-8243. LIGHT trucking, odd Jobs, also Ing a must. Pleasant staff, Tho'Merrow Road MOTOBRS — WUl care fo r M*-*®®* to share 2-bedroom apartment, repairs. 649-6495, 876-9109. apartment in center of town. quired, adults mUy, no pets, moving large ajTpIiances. excellent benefits. An equal, The Massaros color TV, swimming pool, T T 14.11 V , 1- _i *_i” ti FALCON, F\itura wagmi, 6 Gang your chUd in my licensed SEASONED hardwood, sawed Kitchen range, heait, adults' parking fo r one ca r. CaU 643- Burping barrels delivered. $4. opportunity employer. m any other extras. 875-9716. cyU™!®'-- autom atic, ^ o«;er AL LAPLANT—Siding, roofing, Bonds - and The Paganis home. By hour or day. 648- deUvered. C. Hutchinson, (mly. No pets. ExceUent condi­ 9678. black, gray, white, long haired, gteerine alr-condltlmed ex- 644-1776. storm windows, awnings. Qual­ INDUSTRONICS, INC. «H 4. 648-1288. tion. $160 p er month. 648-71^. ^ e kitty. Highland Park. 646- eeU ^ ’ccS T tl^ M S . Stocks - Mortgages 27 Happy Birthday MANCHESTER — Large rooms ity woikmanship, free esti­ 480 Sullivan A ve., South W indsor To M y Dog HEBRON — Wall St., 4-room ov7«. ______NEED a Gal Friday for typing, FIREPLACE wood for sale. $16 completely furnished, carpet- poUR rooms, two blocks from m ates. FXilly insured. 649-3417. MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd, 280-1688 JILL heated apartment including MUSTANG 1966, 2-door hardtop, Household Services 13-A ARNO Ught shorthand, general office pick.«p load. Dry hardwood, ed, firoplace, kitchen privi- Main St. $140 monthly. In- OPEN HOUSE Sat It. 5 872-9187. mortgages — interlin financ­ hot water, carpeting, appU­ LOST — Large male sealpoint 6 cylinder, 3-speed transmis­ Love, Please get better and duties? Write Boot “RR”, Ifon- ^ fireplace. Hand leges, bath, paridng, privacy, (dudes, stove and refrigerator, Siamese cat, vicinity of 'West WASHING machine repairs, ing — expedient and con­ LADIES interested ih earning ances, storage, laundry, park­ sion on floor, sharp, $696. 640- RCA, Whirlpool, Kenmore, part-time cash. If Interested Dad, Mon^, Tim, dont die. Please! f e s t e r H erald. ,p iit F ree deUvery. 643-7906. bus line. 648-0002. caU 647-1861. ing. $180 m onthly. 649-2871, 646- kDddle ’Ipke. Please ca ll 640- 6290. Roofing and fidential service. J. D. Real 6802, 646-4214. Maytag. Reasonable rates. Estate A ssoc., 643-6120. caU 243-0442. Robin and Tricia The Dream and Family WILL babysit In my home, any SEASONED fireplace wood fw OBINTRAIX.Y located, warm, MANCHESTER —Royal Anns 0882. Rolling Hills, Mansfield FX>RD 1966 G alaxle 600, 2-door Owner of Pike Coin Wash and Chimneys 16-A Phone 648-7170 after 6 quiet room, parking, working 2-bedroom townhouse apart- RcxaKVILLE MORTGAGES, loans, first, sec­ GAL FRIDAY wanted for vari­ sale, $18 a pick-up load. DeUv­ — Rockland Ter- BGUND — Black and white hardtop, V8, automatic trans­ D ry Cleaning, 276 W est M iddle gentlem an. CaU 649-2862. ments. FuUy equipped Wtelien, ,^ A p a rtn ROOFTNG — Specializing re­ ond, third. All kinds. Realty ous duties in modem East Happy 65th Birthday ered. Phone 228-9686. Apartments — Large and From 1-84, take Exit 99. Follow signs on Rt. 195 toward UConn. Turn male dog. Call Dog Warden, mission, power steering, excel­ ’Turnpike, next to Stop and Happy Birthday 1V6 baths, carpeting, private Shop, 643-4013, 648-0780. pairing roofs of all kinds, new statewide. Credit rating unnec­ H artford location. CaU 280-8291 GRANDMA LJTORATB woman, BA, office SALE — firewood, cut to BFFTCUBNCY room for gentle beautiful 3 and 4-room apart­ right on 44A. Vi mUo on left is Rolling HillL 646-4666. lent CMiditlon throughout, $696. roofs, gutter work, chimneys, for appointment, between 8:30 WILLIE patio with barbecua, con­ ments. IncUudes heat, hot wa­ 649-6290. essary. Reasonable. Confiden­ experience, wants work, 9-2 fit, $16. a pick-up load. 643-7996 man, private entrance, show­ venient location, chUdren wel­ GOVE’S Fhdt Service — appU- cleaned and repaired. 80 tial, quick arrangements. Al­ 8Uid.4:30. The second story ter, all appUances, •with dish­ LOSfT — 4^year old Germ an Love, p.m. maxiinum. Write Box JJ, o r 228-9267. e r, lavatory and parking. OaU com e, $216. 644-1619. D . J. aiice repairs, saws sharpened, years experience. F’ree esti­ vin' Lundy A gency. 627-7071. washer, disposal, carpeting, shej^rd, cW d be in vicinity FGRD 1967 Fairlane 600, coun­ TEMPORARY Employment, Gii;l Watcher Manchester Herald. 649-2683 a fter 4 p.m . Henry Co. lawn mowers sharpened and m ates. Call H owley, 643-6361. 100 CVmstitution P laza, Heui- pool and your own private ter­ of Vernon Rd., Bolton, or Box try squire station wagon, V8, with pcsslbllltles of fidl-time, Chelsey repaired, e tc. C all 646-6020. foird. Evenings, 283-6870. Eat Your Heart Out MATURE woman with four GardOII - FoIHI - race in a country setting. Mountain. Call 643-6540. automatic, power steering, general office work with figure DELUXE (me-bedroom apart­ very clean. $706. 640-6290. montlui LPN technical training ment, waiU-to-waU carpeting F rom $160. Sorry, no pets. 872- ’TWO handym en want a variety Heating and Plumbing 17 aptitude. Knowledge of adding Happy Vacation Kids and______four mootha clinical train- ______ITOiry rra o u cn M Apartments - Flats - 4046, 529-6586. of Jobs. We also dc paper Happy Birthday throughout, complete appU­ 1967 CAMARO, 327,' four-speed, Business Opportunity 28 machines and typing essential. Visit the ing, would like to woifc in Birds - Port 41 frigerator, (Ushwartier, carpet­ all size Venetian blinds. Keys DELUXE 2 - bedroom apart­ ment, utiUties Included. $37 9146. GRANTS Plumbing Service — Schools and Classes 33 ing, heat, hot water. $190 GMC deisel tractor, 1964, single made whUie you wait. ’Tape re­ SE'WING machine operator, up­ Happy Birthday Get Well Soon AKC Registered Irish Setter HoHsehoM Goods 51 ment, wall-to-waU carpeting, per week. Phone 872-0869, 7 :80- axle, big rear, 22’’ rubber, 4x4 corders fo r rent. M arlow ’s, 867 FYee estimates, phis quality m onthly. Phone 649-8978 o r 643- INCOME TAX returns prepar­ holstery, experience preferred NANCY MEMERE puppies, 6 weeks old, papers, complete appUaqcsSi 2 air- 9:30 p.m . Spicer, aluminum cab, excel­ M ain St., 649-6221. work. 643-6341. gateleg 6166. ed by appointment in your BULLDOZER but wUl train. Apply Old Col­ Love, champion Mood Une. CaU 647- ANTIQUE mahogany conditioners, fuU basement. lent truck, must be seen. F irst ony Co., 696H HUllard St., Love, 1632 after 7 p.m. table, opens to seat 6, $66. VERNON — New 3-room apart­ home or office. Personal and BASEMENT and attics clean­ SAM WATSON Plumbing and OPERATORS washer-dryer hook-up, vanity ^VAILABLB taunedlatoly $3,800. 872-0293. ( Manchester. Mom, Dad J.P., Jeff, Mark Beautiful trestle taMe, dark type bath, glass sliding doors, ment, Just pointed. Heat, wall- business. Call 643-6338, Russell ed, light trucking. FYee esti­ Heating. Bathroom remodel­ NEEDED One-bedroom apartment; ap­ TWO SPRIN09SR cross breed pine, never used, $66. 876-1494. onto p a tio.. $220. p er month, to-waU carpeting, refrigerator, L. Burnett. WHITE 1968, 4000 tractor, sin­ m ates. Phone 649-1424, 646- ing and repairs. Free esti­ and Mary Ellen and Michelle pliances, carpeting, heat, hot BIO MONEY CAREER WATTRESB and kitchen help, pups, bad all shots, $10 each, itohirt D. Murdock, Realtor. garbage diiqxMal, stove, dish­ gle axte, repewered laust year 8673. m ates. CaU 649-3808. GAS stove, SO’’, harvest gold, w ater. $170 m onthly. I^ione full or part-time. Apply in per­ 668-6194 a fter 4:80. 648-2692. washer. $153.76, secu rity de­ with new GMC 478-M, V-6, BE READY FOR SPRING one year old, $160. Maple 649-8978, 6484(166. INCOME TAXES prepared by BOTTT Heating and Plumbing son, between 2:30-5:80 p.m. Happy Birthday DAVE posit. 643-9608. ADULT AND RETIREMENT HOMES transmission, rear, front re- TV>p Hat Restaurant formerly DARK champagne male poodle, hutch, exceUent condition, $80. qsq CENTER — 4Vi-room duplex, M arvin Baker, 643-0267. — Prompt, courteous service. Resident school specializing in RICKY buUt, new paint. Must be seen Building Contracting 14 A rby’s. 267 (Broad St., M an­ It's been a great for sale, 12 weeks old, aU 649-8480. 1^ baths, all appUances, fuUy BAST Hartford — 4-room apart­ Homes are not shell homes, but are completely finished and furnished with CaU 643-1496. complete field training on back- INCOME TAX preparation. F irst $1,200. 872-0203. chester. from 2 months and 2 days< shoto, AKC registered, $110. carpeted, air - conditioners, Furnished _ ment, adults preferred, no no extras to buy. All of Jensen’s pre-built homes and mobilehomes are LEON CIESZYNSKI builder — hoes, loaders, and dozers. FuU MAGIC CHEF, 4-burner, avo­ CaU Dan M osler, 649-3320, 247- Mom, Dad, 64»4»79. heat' and hot water, storage Apartm ents 63-A pets. 628-0430. built to American Standard Association’s CJode A119-1 or above. 1069 CHEVROLET pick-up, top new homes custom buUt, re­ and part-time classes. AUled HAIRDRESSER wanted — Ex­ Luv ya, cado, year old. Large refriger­ 3116. modeling, additiems, rec SAMOYED pups — AKC regis­ condition. Heavy duty springs, Millinery, Construction ’Training School, perienced, part-time. ExceUent Bob and Carmel Les ator 'With freezer top, Brad- Professionally Landscaped Lots — you will be surprised at the layout and etc. Adaptable for camper. rooms, garages, kitchens re­ Springfield, M ass. CaU 1-443- tered, 8 months old. Shots and fonL white, year old. Large Dressmaking 19 w orking conditions. 648-7906. ment unit. ChSles Ponticelll, planning on each lot. Perky evergreens, sturdy shade trees and colorful T railer hitch. 647-1090. modeled, bath tile, cement 6686 anytim e. trained. PhoAe 649-1406. contemporary table lamp. COC- 649- WARNING INCOME TAXES prepared by 649-9644, Raymfflttd P onticel- ® P ” * flowering shrubs highlight this development. work. Steps, dormers. Resi­ LADIES’ dresses, suits, wed­ HOUSEWIVES — Inflation Happy Birthday Get Well Soon fee table. 646-6892 after S. REFERENDUM VOTE Gordon Fogg, 646-8423. rtamtbhfi — Female, purebred, 1970 CHB'VROLET % ton pick­ dential or commercial. CaU ding gowns and veils, all cus­ ______^______hurts. B om $60 to $76 w eekly U, 646-neoo. ______Adult Home Villages are engineered, planned and built around the theory MOTHER DAD 6 months old. Papers avaU- TOWN OF ANDOVER CONNECTICUT capital Gains up, 307 cubic inch motor, V-8, 649-4291. tom made. Some alterations. PAIR of contemporaiy love , TWO large rooms, woman or A referendum vote of the elec- that pre-built and mobilehome living is practical and enjoyable for couples. Help Wonfed-Femole 35 Love, Love, aUe. Comes with scratching and dividends tax return com­ standard shift, heavy duty c(Hl Reasonable prices. 640-1133. No deUverles or coUecUng. No seat sofas, gold nylon, excel- We do not recommend this type of living for people with school children. springs, 22,000 miles, good JACQUES of all trades, carpen­ post. F ree. 649-7225. len t condition, $46. each. Mis­ pets. CaU after 6 p.m., 648' pleted in your hom e fo r $7. BiU WOMEN for telephone soUdta- in v e s t in g to s ta r t OaU 742- Ted, Bill, Bob, Mom, Kathy, Maureen, ment. Including appliances, vote in Municipal Elections of I tires, spare never used, 2 ex­ try, additions, paneling, re­ DRESSMAKING and altera­ cellaneous. 628-1880. Sheridan, 742-9287 a fter 5 p.m ., tion. Four hours dally, Monday 8628 between 9 a.m . - 4 p.m . Dottie and Paul Francis and Billy OOLDEN Retrievers — AKC. air-conditi(»Ung, carpets, $167. ______2298. ______the To'wn of Andover, Connecti' tra hardly used snow tires and modeling, general repairs. No tions, also slip covers and for appointment. through Friday. Experience 11 weeks old, shots. Champion­ furnished cut, vdll be held in the Andover PRESTIGE COUNTRY CLUB LIVING rims, insulated shell cap, traU- Job too big or small. Reason­ draperies. FYee pickup and de­ INTERESTED in moving CLEAN, tised refrigerators, monthly. Paul W. Dougan, THREE - ROOM ______preferred. 646-4220. ship stock, house raised. Ex­ ranges, automatic washers R ealtor, 648-4686. apartm ent, utilities. E m ployed Elem entary School of said town TAX returns — Guaranteed ac­ er hitch, bracket for front able, free estim ates, 742-6512. livery. CaU 643-6460 ask fo r around, deUvery service need­ Happy 15th Birthday ^ ____ * - _ m___ AU... nAAU IPaWms- The sophisticated home owners who live in our country club development H app^ Birthday ceUent for fomUy pet, field or person, no chUdren or pets, on Tuesday, the 29th of Febru- curate. Personal, stocks, rent­ mount spare tire. ExceUent Ann. RELIABLE babysitter for 2 ed fo r professional pele. with guarantees. See them at are kind, gentle, sociable, real down to earth people, a large per cent of MASONRY, low out of season CHERYL show. ReasM iable. 644-MlO. ary, 1972, between the hours of als. Complete privacy. Reason­ condition, $2,700 firm . CaU pre-school children, Uve in or Must have ca r. CaU 648-2886, whom are professibnals. Many of them are quite well-to-do. They are the able. Near Pathmark, Henry prices, aU types of stone and Love, E . “ ’SIS" 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. upon the days or week ends, 876-1815. out, V e n u n area. 646-1284. ask fo r BiU. Love, carpeted, complete appli- XWO-ROOM furnished apart< kind of people you may have always wanted as your friends. Without sacri­ CaseUa, 668-9466. concrete work. Replaster and Moving - following question: Improve your cellar now. CaU Debbie, Pammie USED vrilUe 80" H otpoint elec­ ances, sh^es, generous clos­ ment, stove, refrigerator, For Expanding Regional ficing standards many of these well off people are saving money due to ets, heat, hot water, parking, I Trailers - after 6 p.*m. 643-1870, 644-2075. Trucking - Storage 20 Help Wanted > Mole 36 Dad, Mom and John and Laura Jean WOODLAND tric stove, deep weU, drawer, heat, hot water. Apply Mar- High School District No. 8 the economy of retirement country club living. They use the extra savings very good condltkm. 643-4200! basement storage. Near shop­ 'low’s, 867 M ain St., M anches­ Grades 7-12 to Regional for trips, investment, sending grandchildren to college, ete. Automobiles For Sole 4 Mobile Homes 6-A NEWTON H. SMITH & SONS — MANCHESTER — DeUvery • ping and churches $175 per ter, light trucking and package de­ School District No. 8 Grades Remodeling, repairing, addi­ GREEN 88" Contemporary month. - CaU Peterman Real­ K-12 in accordance -with the CLUBHOUSE — SAUNA ~ POOL 1970 CAM PER, 10’ fo r pick-up livery. Refrigerators, washers Help Wanled-foniale 35 Help Wonted-Female 35 c o m p l e t e l y furnished two- NEED CAR? Credit very bad? tions, rec rooms, porches and sofa, g cod condition. CSiair, tor, 649-B404. Owner managed. truck. Sleeps four, 80 gallon and stove moving specialty. bedroom apartm ent. H%at in­ plan approved by the State Banknq;>t, repossession? Hon­ roofing. No Job too smaU. Call Clintimatic Operator COUNTER girl to serve fast APARTMENTS Uke new. CocktaU table, red Board of Education on De­ pressurized water tank, small Folding chairs for rent. 640- acrilan rug. 648-8408. MANCHESTER — 6 rooms, 2* cluded. Security deposit re­ The recreation clubs are independently organized. Card parties, anniver­ est Douglas accepts lowest 649-3144. food and ice crecun customers. cem ber 1, 1971. hand pump water tank, gas 0782. Experienced man for set-up and operation of Cincinnati WOMIEN needed fo r light w are­ HOBIBBTBAO ST. bedroom duplex, waU-to-wall, quired. Phone 647-1867 o r 628- down, smallest payment, any­ HhuzB 11-2,'Monday - (Friday, saries, bingo, suppers, dances, pool parties, cookouts, birthday parties, etc., stove, combination gas and N.J. LAFXiAMME —Carpenter ——------house w ork. CaU 646-1414. ' THREE piece, custom mohair appUances,' completely redeco­ Y es horizontal milling machine equipped with acramatic 220 in M anchester. CaU Hartford OiElV W. amMDUB TPKE. 0641. are the order of the day. Privacy is supreme. If you wish to be alone no where. Not small loan finance electric refrigerator, tdlet. contractor. Additions, remod* _ _ _ , contemporary living room set, rated. A fter 6, 1-296-9478. Dated at Andover, Connecti­ company plan. Douglas Motors Road Dairy Queen. 647-1076 for MANCHESTER one will bother you. If you want to visit, you need never be alone. This is Cost over $2,000, w ill sell fo r eUng and repairs. 876-1642. Painting - Papering 21 control needed by smaU /established company. Individual PLEASE help me get started. $76. Ckdl 648-6806. cut, February 11, 1972. 846 Main. ■ li must mil'af H bea ablea HIa to makemnlrA mimown tonAOtapes Anon WiHAnFrlden nt-AO-t-omA.Iprogramatica Have a Princess House Party iq>po4ntment. 1, 2 «md. ^bedroom luxury FOUR-ROOM (g^m ent, $m BusIlieSt LOCaHOM Ruth K. Munson, living at its very best. $000. 644-2884 anytim e. CEILINO specialist — expert CARPENTRY — Repairs, re­ flexowrlter. Good starting wages, overtime and company and receive $25. 646-6288. apartments. Features w aU ^ JOHN buys and sells used fur­ monthly. Security deposit. No Town Clerk 1961 CHRYSLER, excellent con­ modeling, additions, roofing. workmanship. One celling or waU caipeting, vanity tile niture, appUances. 479 Middle pets. Phone 648-1406 after 6 For Rent 64 paid fringe benefits. Send resume of experience to P.O. Box dition, $200. CaU after 6 p.m ., CaU David Patria, South Wind­ all your ceilings repaired and WOMEN to fold diapers, part- H«|p Wanted-Mole 36 batlM, built-in oven, range, 'Tpke. east. Open afternoons. p.m . LOW PRICES — EASY FINANCING 648-2081. THREE-ROOM corner office Motoreyeles-Bieyeles 11 sor, 644-1796. painted. Also interior painting 360, E ast H artford, Conn. 06108. time or fuU-time. CaU Bast dishwasher, refrigerafaw a ^ Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, suite. House & Hale Bldg., 963 The cost is extremely low, starting at $6400, complete. Easy financing — and wallpapering. CaU 289- H artford, 280-1627. WANTED — Machinist part- disposal, electric heat, 2 ^ r- unm 9 p\m.. 646-6828, 646-7679. MANCHESTER - Tw o - fam ily Read Herald Ads 19M LINCOLN, new paint Job, 1971 HONDA, 460, scrambler, Main St. Phone 643-4846. no extras to buy — no Gimmicks — No points — No closing costs. WES ROBBINS carpentry re­ 0778 . An equal opportunity employer. time, days only. Apply to. oondlUoners, glass M l^“ house, 4% rooms, carpeting. alt power, air - condiUmiing, low mileage. Reasonable. CaU modeling specialist. Additions, WAITRESS wanted, part-time, AmerbeUe C orp., 104 Bast doora# gU IsurffG roonuif In CALORIC two-oven gas range, paneling, appliances, garage, snow tires, excellent running 640-4266 after 6 p.m. rec rooms, dormers, porches, J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom 11 to 3 p.m., five day week in­ Main St., RockvUle. 8:30 a.m. basement storage with top griddle, very clean. privacy. No pets. $180. 648- conditian. 643-0729. ------decorating, interior and ex­ pie parking. Starting at flTO. I For charm, prestige, comfort and the greatest value in low cost Housing 'U cabinets, formica, buUt-lns, cluding Saturday. Inquire W.T. to 6 p.m. An equal opportunity CaU 649-1948. 0002. contact for appointment . . . Mrs. Smith, Rolling Hills, 429-1391. Mr. bathroom s, kitchens, 649-3446. terior, paperhanging, fuUy in­ Grant Cb., Manchester Park- em ployer. S.B.M. has CSqtYSLiElR Crown Imperial, Business Services 13 sured For free estimates, caU ESjssxsis?' Olson, Main Office, 247-5209. 1966, 52,000 m iles, excellent ade, Monday through Friday, Model apsurtment open for SNOW PLOWING — residential CARPENTRY AND 649-0668. I f no answ er 648-6362. 10 a.m . to 5 p.m . experienced toed and cutter inspeoticn 12-6 fla tu rd ^ and oar, ha« everything. Must sell grinder, full or part-time. Call — commercial. Call now, there RN$ AND LPNs flumlay, other times VILLAG ER Main Office for business reasons. First BUILDING INSIDE —outside painting. Spe­ IMMEDIATE opening for girt to Mr. Breeds, Ganunoha Hoag- MORTGAGE MONEY is room to get on list for good potntment. $1,076. 872-0203. • Repairs—Remodeling cial rates for people over 66. lund Co., 04S-oeoi. APARTMENTS Route 10 service. CaU 646-4643. file and handle mall and do As Little as 10% Down • Masonry—Concrete CaU m y com petitors, then ca ll ALL SHIFTS light clerical duties. Must have BiriM b y Southington 19SB PONTIAC Catalina, auto­ • Cabinets—F orm ica • m e. Estim ates given. 640-7863. WANTED — Man who is disen­ immediate Occupancy CARPENTER—AvaUable eve­ Modern facility looking for professionals who some typing abUlty. Apply tn L6-Room TOwnhouaes, 1%^ 628-0317 matic, good condition. Call af­ • No Job too small. chanted or tired of remaining Up to 30 Years to Repay nings and weekends. No Job can offer good jpatient care to our guests. Fully person, Hartford insurance U A R Homing Coip tiled baths, complete ter 6 p.m .. 628-4606. T. J. FLANAGAN & SONS — at the some position in hla Job coo big or too smaU. CaU Ste- 649-0778 Evenings Group, Vernon Processional kitchen, heat, alr-condl- Painting and papering. FuUy paid insurance program, sick pay, 2 weeks paid with a bank or finance com­ Rentals by 19S7 JHIBP station wagon, four- I^en M artin at 646-7205 after buUd^, Vernon, Conn, R obert D . ^tionlng, waU-to-waU' car-^ Gall 646-1700 insured, workmen’s compensa­ vacation, 8 paid holidays and overtime. pany. Join a growing Interna­ H artford wheel drive, four-way plow. 2 p.m . DORMERS, garages, porchb*! M urdock peting, private hasemoit, rec rooms, room addltlcns, tion, liabUity, jproperty dam­ KBYPiUNCH Operator -^Part- tional company. Muiy bene­ washer-dryer hookup. 247-5209 New paint. OaU 646-8824. age. Call 643-1940. First in Adult Communities STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, Meadows Gonvalesceat Oonter time, $2.60 per hour.Apply fits, good pay. ’Train to bp' a R ealtor 648-2692 S awings B ank Brcdiers Invited 1967 CAMARO, 327, auto­ manager. Phone Mr. ' L. G. e4S-96U Charles Lesperance and Retirement Homes fireplaces, flagstone terraces. siding, general repairs. ()ual- GEORGE N. CONVERSE — 383 B ipW E L L ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. Pioneer Systems, Hale Rd., matic, bucket seats. Low M ancheeter/ 644-1681. Am erando 646-1466. 648-69M All concrete repairs, both in­ Ity workmanship. Financing Interior, exterior, painting, 646-2821 HOlf’niNI 649-7620 mUeage. ExceUent condiUon, available. Economy Builders, OF M anohester side and outside, railings, paper hanging. Fre^e esti­ PART-TIME candy countergirl. MAN WANTED for light miXfir ^ s / many extims. $1,460. Phone 647- landscaping. Reasonably In c., 648-6150, 872-0647, eve­ An equal opportunity employer. m ates. CaU after 3 p.m ., 643- Apply in personi State Theatre, house Work ptos deliveries, 9698. nings. priced. CaU 648-0861. 2804. im in . St., M anchester. CaU 646-1000.

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\ / PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1972 PAGE NINETEEN Out of Town Houses For Sole 72 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Out of Town Out of Town For Sale 75 For Sale 75 Out of Town South W indsor For Sdte 75 For Sate SXAR eAXElC*’^) M a n c h e s t e r — piush car­ 75 m o v e d BEAU TIFU L year ’round heat­ By CLAY R. POLLAN- This Hawaiian Club F o r s p o u t l i p y a m m e r e d UwTlU ^^E FIMACLY INTO "WE CLASSIFIED peting is included in this 6- Bolton-Coventry Line EAST Hartford — 2-famlly, 6-6, ARIIS LltRA DRIVER'S SEAT- ed doll house ChaHet, right on VAIt. 21 JM Your Daily Adiviljf Guido sen. 22 room Ranch along 'with 2 AW AY A T M16 FAVO RITE TM EM E - VERNON — 4-bsdroom Colo­ 2-car garage, nice convenient Papers Piled hy Pupils pr. ri~' UJO/-V p AVJ O l IKI A lake* Fully furnished, 8 bed­ ALPINE According fo tho Sian, baths, Swedish fireplace, large nial, 1% bctihs, wall-to-wall neighborhood, $38,000. Evelyn An. t» ocr. rooms, wall-to-wall carpet. Mo­ 9-27-32-421 To develop message for Saturday, 4. 6-16-24^ eat-ln kitchen with built-ins, tM R E & D A V NO VKIRRER 9M0ULP ANOTMER1VIREE BUSINESS IMiS VAY? Raised Ranch. Immaculate carpeting, rear sundeck, one- Carlson, 648-0886, Northeast reod words corresponding to numbers Bars All Hawaiians torboat. Buy of the year $19,- IUA3-73 141-77-78 ADVERTISING garage, full basement. Priced BE FORCED 10 y/ORU w w v j e e R e n d .' . T m gonna g o EftOUE! condition. Wall-to-wall car­ Realty, 668-7907. Bulge Eli Terry^s Walls WEEREMD6.' car attached garage. Call Ed. of your Zodiac birth sign. 500. Appointment only. 1-803- / f TAURUS SCORPIO HARTFORD (AP) — in order to enter the premises. right. R. Harmon Agency, 646- idORETIIAviFOUR EVERYBODY WORKS peting. Built-in country ) Without 31 Individual 61 Of 522-3636. Ernest R. Belleau, International Associates, 647- vF n vn v ----- T By BARBARA VARRICK you save.” And with the tree FV am . 20 ocr. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 7900. kitchen. Double garage. VERNON Area — New 5-:room 2 Check 32 Envious 62 UrQ«nt With women’s liberation The dollar-a-day fees amount- 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Jr.. East Wakefield, N.H. Ranch complete for $27,700, 3 (Herald Correspondent) you save?—one student answer­ MAY 20 3 Beware 33 Ask 63 Dttoils NOK. 2 1 ^ ybreathing down their necks, the ed to quite a bit more money Fireplace. Acre treed lot. 34 D a tiv e 64 Ideal Manchester <■ ed, " I will sleep under it In the ^ 3-12-20-29 4 Promise 36-39-40-434 male legislators who run the’ over the course of the 1971 ses- Only $33,900. FH A and VA VenuMi bedrooms, all kitchen bullt-ins, Newspaper recycling — What’s ghadei.” 5 Friends 35 Love-moking 65 Party /49-52-8287 66 Mean 66-76-^89^^ .‘ ‘Hawaiian Club” at the Capitol slon—or sessions—than the COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. FOUR BEDROOMS Bolton financing available. basement, beautiful view, city 6 Of 36 Kind NEW CUSTOM-BUILT Two fathers have volunteeered OIMINI 7 With 37 Yourself 67 Cooperation SAGITTARIUS ave voted to restrict the club dues that membera paid. 4:8« P.M. DAT BEFORE PUBUCATION in this 6-room Cape, almost TW O ACRES water and sewers, a iva n g ‘* “ ‘ 68 Agreements to help traneport the ccllecticn MAT 21 8 Avoid 30 Reoching WOK. Deadline tor Saturday and Monday is 4:S0 p.m. Friday finished rec room, garage, ex­ six-room Raised Ranch, spa- Agency, 643-9574, 872-4165. the Ell Terry School 9 Some 39 Words 69 Of t> members of the General As- Now, however, the Hawaiian to the newspaper recycling trail- cellent area, treed lot. Re­ Surrounds this large 6-room clous living room with floor to kncw Euid are eager to tell amy- Pr^cfjUNl 20 10 Extremes 40 And 70 Vitol Dec. sembly. chieftains have put everybody duced to $23,900. Ranch, 2 bedrooms, 2-car PASEK celling stone fireplace and full i one who would like to hear what Sullivan Ave. Shopping rWil-53-59-60 11 Be 41 Mork 71 Be 19-22-23-50, 42 Attend 72 With Male lobbyists, newsmen and *>uf legislators in the category garage and breezeway, cathedral celling. Oversize ’ Plaza tomorrow morning, and &J^71-79,90 1 2 0 f 58-61-74 ’ TODB COOPERATION WIIX n i A l A A 9 9 7 1 1 289-7476 Realtors—MLS 742-8243 W antod-Real Estate 77 they h,ve leamed 13 Don't 43 Smiles 73 Personolly legislative functionaries used to guests—and they have dou- treed, brand new wall-to- at least 20 of the students have CANCIR 14 Moon 44 Be 74 Romance CAPRICORN BE APPRECIATED l/IMIa I I FRECHETTE & MARTIN WAOTED — commercial acre- weeks ago, after the be eligible to join the convivial bled the guest fees to $2. Realtors 647-9993 wall carpeting. Plenty of dining room, 2 full baths, 3 bed­ signed up to wcrk at the trailer. JU N l 21 15 Delay ^ 45 And 75 Going Die. 22 ■ “ ■ - - “ - acres, possible shop- embarked on a communi- 16 Nice 46 Be 76 Something eating and drinking club, which "W e were forced into it,” said closets. BOL’TON — Ideal starter or re­ rooms, 2-car garage, full city hoping their example and knowl- ^t^cJULY 22 77 This JAN. It MANCHESTER - Vernon line. plng center locaiton. Call Wll- newspaper recycling cam­ 17 Signs 47 The occupies a garishly painted Rep. John A. “ Tony” Mla- utilities. Minimum down to edg;e will stir more ecological 18 Codperotive 48 For 78 Doy 14-17-21-35 J ' tirement home, 2 - bedroom 11am Ischle, 1-860-7481. PTlgn. two Grade 4 teachers, " \ 8-10-13-34 rcom on the fifth floor of the eikeski. D-Torrlngton, one of Continued From Preceding Page Eigdit-room, Garrison Colonial, FRECHETTE & MARTIN Mrs. TWn. Interest by residents. J37-A6S7 19 Poor 49 Promises 79 Bold 45-65-75 Ranch, with full basement en­ qualified buyers. $36,900. 50 The 80 To Capitol. the officers of the club. “ We 2ti baths, fam ily room, 4 bed­ 20 One AQUARIUS Realtors, 647-9993 closed breezeway and garage, SELLING your home or acre- Grace KcUIainen, decided the LIO 21 Accent 51 Aspects 81 Close But the chauvinism of the qp- didn’t want to do it, but we had rooms, double garage. Only U & R REALTY INC. j" , JULY.22 52 Pie 82 In JAN. 20 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sate 72 nicely landscaped half acre age? For prompt friendly ser- beat way for their students to w 22 Time eration was attacked lELSt year n® choice.” $37,500. Hayes Agency, 646- Robert D. Murdock, Realtor ^A U S. 22 - 23 For 53 For 83 Money H I. If ANDOVER — jfust listed. . lot. Good value at $23,900. T.J. vice, call Louis Dimock Real- undert^nd the ecological efforts 54 To 84 Vital SIX-ROOM Cape, fireplace, 3 SPRING ST. area — Superb An- 0131. H e b ro n I 24 Surprises 11-18-28-38 by Susan Riggs, a peppery Misclkoski eUso declared: Oversized six-room Ranch Crockett Realtor, 643-1677. 643-2602 ty, 649-9823. o f the town officials was to ac- 15-25-4^ » 25 Con 55 Source 85 News radio and television news- ‘ ‘We never discriminated bedrooms, lovely private yard saldi built 7-room Raised /S3-49-84-85 1 26 Gemini 56 To 86 Matters 68-72-81-88' MANCHESTER with storage shed on 3V^ acres. ■r—TT—— quaint the children with some 27 Are 57 Realistic 87 Sky . woman, and by Connecticut against women, Einyway. We al- with shrubs and treels. Bowers Ranch, many, many extras, EXPERTS in VIRQO I PISCIS SPACIOUS SPLIT Choice setting, real private. South Windsor SOUTH WINDSOR — New list­ i 28 Ir; 58 Pursuit 68 Associates leaders of the National Orgmi- says ‘let the broads in.” School area. Owner 649-8386. quality plus Hutchins Ag^ency, . Commercial, PTO Drops 89 Someone no. It Here is your chance to own This home is sensibly priced NEW LISTING ; 29 Who 59 Romance Realtors, 649-5324. ing, $2,600 down, 5 -room industrial - for purchase or 22 K a o Tend 60 Are 90 Adventurous HAS. 20 ization of Women. Miss Riggs ‘The legislators' were more a 7-room spacious Split on to sell at $27,600. T. J. Immaculate 9-room Raised 2/19 Manchester Ranch, 3 bedrooms, rec room, lease ’Trv us vou’Il like us compete in collect- k 1-15-30-56 2- 7-26-31 threatened a lawsuit; NOW disturbed by the butUmhoIlng MANCHESTER a large rolling lot. 2 baths, Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. Ranch, 3 or 4 bedrooms, large bar, half acre lot. Hurry, must Thrift Shop, ) Adverse Neutral FORMAL A. C4E4RARO K ^ ‘ ^ a l 'Estate ft ^ l2 6 newspapers to see whlcH ^ 2 - 7 0 6 3 B 6 Sa 133-4^7 staged a demonsration. and arm twisting of male lob- FOR TH E one off the master bedroom, SCW6N£CrAO/,V.Y, kitchen and dining room, spa­ sell fast. A mi da Realty, 044- M9-ta22 ' Students would bring in morei One of the telling points byists than they were by the ef- Living' room and dining Tm. INff. U. t. N t . O ff — AN rlfhtt rtttn «d EAST Hartford — Shannon Rd., equipped kitchen, wall-to- O 1*72 by U niM FMtur* Syndiccl*. !(«. cious li'ving room, paneled rec newsyrapers thereby preventing room pictures A is good OLD FASHIONED •G 2 1 1539. Helen Correia, 643 0824. reaidents w ill support their made by the women was that ferts of Miss Rigga to Join the wall, formal dining room. six-room Colonial. E n d u ed room with floor t*« being out down for cause. there is a law forbidding the club, Miseikoski said. Rec room and garage. $33,- breezeway and garage. Quality place, wall-to-wall carpeting, 2% VERNON ; Skating - Coasting rooms, large eat-in kitchen, when a home built with within 24 hours. Avoid red “ ®®- t*>® »am e time, they felt After a meeting with volun­ Team captains for the drive. use of state facilities to foster ------^------900. Call Mr. Gordon, 649- built and well maintsdned. baths, 2-car garage. An excel­ garage, porch, in excellent -brick was the only way to Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Lots For Sole 73 QUICK OCCUPANCY tape, instant service. Hayes ^® children would get a definite teers, the PTO has decided it is who may be contacted for light discrimination on the bELsis of 5306. Large, open, safe rear yard. lent buy for only $36,900. It can be yours If you act condition. Being offered at go. Here is your opportunity Agency, 846-0131. *^®®- ®n how much newsprint so late in the school year, it bulbs if any resident is sex. Obviously the Capitaol is a 80 Pet. of Power" Steps to Silver Lane Bus. Rea­ fast. Dutch Colonial Raised only $32,900. to buy one such home. 8- FOUR-BEDROOM Cape, aluml- GLASTONBURY — Near Mln- ______came from one tree. would not be profitable or pos- overlooked, are Mrs. -Ann state facility, and there was no sonably priced for quick sale in U & R REALTY INC. Ranch, 7^ rooms,’ fire- SELLING your property? We An early lead In the race was To Be Nuclear room Colonial with 5 bed­ num siding, fireplace, attached nechaug Golf Course, large slble to open the ’Thrift Shop. Koval, Eagles; Mrs. Barbara question that the ’ Hawaiians FRECHETTE & MARTIN Offered by the the high twenties, for April 1st Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, placed-famlly room, equip­ need listings, call John H. Lap- captured by Mrs. Evan’s stu- rooms on a nicely treed lot. BARROWS AND WALUtCE CO. garage, deep treed lot. Only choice building lot. $10,000. . , . , Last year the Thrift Shop was Polldor, Owls; Mrs. Blax Meg- % were refusing to let Miss Riggs BONN — By 1980, thirty per Realtors, 647-9993 occupancy. Shown by appoint­ 648-2692 ped kitchen, formal dining I>en Inc., Realtors, 649-6261. Would you believe only $36,- Realtors—MLS $28,900. Realtor, 646-2440. La- Hutchins Agency Realtors, 649- dents, but the competitive spir- fortunate enough to use the Old' son. Falcons; and Mrs. E. Pox, and other female reporters Join cent of the electric power used I ment. Owner, 669-0288. room, beamed cathedral 900? Mr. Gordon. Penta Agency. ®324. it was soon awakened in Mm. Hall rent free. Hawks. the club. in West Germany will be gen- MANCHESTER --Duplex, 8-5, Manchester Parkade PHILBRICK ceilings, 2 baths, big treed ‘There will be skating today modem kitchen, built-in stove, ’Ibis year the building is being As an added incentive, the Being a non-member meant erated by nuclear power ste- Manchester 649-5806 LARG E and heavily treed A- lot. It’s a steal $88,600. Call OU Use to Double ------from 3 to 10 p.m. at Charter refrigerator,A CIS I|^Ca f OA^CllCSIb excellent condi' ^ ^ T T ^ ^ / MANCHEIS’rE R — Excellent 6- BONN-West German Indus- ta^ othir renovated by the Historical So- boys udU be com^ting that a person had to pay $1 to tions. By the end (k the cen­ ..B&W.. room U&R built colonial, 1V& zone lot in Manchester, $5,500. Mr. Lewis. Uon $38,9W. Hutchins Agency, BARROWS AND W ALLACE CO. AGENCY R. Harmon Agency, 646-7900. try will have to Invest about - ^ ’ Realtors, 649-5324. aluminum siding, new furnace, baths, fireplace, wall-to-wall a home at ASHFORD PARK $7.5 billion for expansion Realtors—MLS • • • • garage, large lot, trees. Hutch­ COLONIAL—8 rooms, 7 years carpeting. Ask for Joan,' Inter­ GLASTONBURY Cedar B&l W cope with the expected demand Manchester Parkade ins Agency, Realtors, 64b-6824. old, 24’ foot li'vlng room, fire­ national Associates, 647-1300. TOWN OF MANCHESTER Ridge ’Terrace, lovely large is a whole new world BARROWS AND W ALLACE OO. the PTO would have to pay for sold er permitting, there will be Manchester 649-5306 place, country kitchen, family P «P ® « ®®«®®ted from parente, choice wooded building lot, Realtors—MLS rent would be $30 a month. $24,500, IM M ACULATE 6-room room, four bedrooms, garage. FOREST HILLS — Immaculate TiS. relatives LEGAL NEW 6-room Colonial, eat-in $8,000. A rm da Realty, 044- Manchester Parkade ’This, alorij with liability in- Manchester Evening Herald Cape, wall-to-wall carpet, 2 Large lot $36,900. 7-nx>m Raised Ranch. Alumi­ buses, the student’s arms or kitchen, range and refrigera­ 1639, Helen Correia, 643-0824. . . . because you get more than Just a house. We Manchester 649-5806 tric tons a year is expected to __L h nn surEuice which would cost $56 Hebron* Correspondent A™*® F o r ' winter sports informa­ beautifully paneled rooms, num siding, 8 bedrooms, 2 full cluster residences in small groups, preserving vast dragged on the ground in tied ______^ ______NOTICE tor, formal dining room, large RANCH—6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, baths, formEtl li'ving room, douUe by 1980. a month, electricity and heat Telephone 228-3971. tion caU 648-4700. 8 out of 10 homes drapes, curtains, shade trees. MANCHES’TER — A A zone, areas of the 400-acre natural surroundings for you bundles. The Zoning Board of Appeals llvii^ room with fireplace, toy- Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. rec room, carpeting throughout dining room, rustic family amounting to $40, and new sup- ...... 120’ frontage, city water, sew­ to enioy, and we are developing year around Today when the ctmtest end- at a meeting on February 14, er with open stairs, bedrooms stays. Large treed and well room, 2 fireplaces. AU drapes, er and gas, prestige location. recreation facilities a short walk from your doorstep. ed, Mrs. Kotilalnen’s class of 1972 made the following deci­ are 12x17, 13x18 and 9x12, wall- landscaped lot. $!K,900.. curtains, wall-to-wall carpet­ 21 students had collected more ^ e estimated cost of opening to hove 0 cold room to-wall carpeted, 1% baths, Manchester Cedi Peterman Realtor, 649- sions: ing and appliances included. than 800 pounds of newspaper, Edgar H. Clarke and Charles S, large cloeeta, 2-z f, 'first-floor t S carpeting, ai^ances, cen­ cathedral ceilings in living room would be well suited in this 4- line. Wooded building lot, ap­ wall-to-wall------carpeting, appliances------and— private patio or w e ^ . They eJso found the proj- shall, president of the PTO, proximately 1% acres, running with the new 'V room, double garage. Only tral air condiUonlng, alu­ and dining room, 2-car garage, bedroom older Colonial, large deck . . . from $179.00. ect had some haaards: average tacome from the thrift 1972—APPROVED with condi­ $34,900. Hayes Agency, 646- fanilly room, two-stall horse kitchen, den, dining room, liv­ brook in back. Call 872-6124 Tumbling piles that were quick- shop In 34arch, April and May minum storms, $29,950. ' .. 'V cmifc CHASIIk tions. 0131. bam and corral on well treed ing room, garage, treed lot. days, 643-4510 after 6:30 p.m. ly stacked Into smaller packs of last year was about $100 per Henry Charette—Build addition COPPER BY IRON n U M A N lot. $38,900. Only $31,900. EUid children climbing on top month, to house and maintain a side Manchester 646-7949 of the bundles. Bummage Sale revolutionary new d e CUSTOM built Ranch with 2 ‘TWIS ­ yard which is nonconforming H U G E ------FRECHETTE & MARTIN Although Mm. Kotilainen’s Instead of the thrift shc^, velopment IN ADD-ON HEAT* Realtors 647-0998 Out of Team by 6 Inches—258 Henty Street bedrooms describe this over- TH REE - BEDROOM Colonial, full baths, first floor paneled 75 youngsters won the contest, the phns are now being made by dwek these IN O will keep your cold or c b ^ rooiB —APPROVED. sized custom cape, dining room, flreplaced Uvlng room, formal fam ily room, double raised For Sale children know that no one real- the PTO to hold a rummage warm end-cozy, eriih filleied. cnraltt* Evlo Agostinelli—Special Ex- 1% baths, aluminum siding, dining room, eai-ln kitchen hearth fireplace, beautiful cus­ MANCHESTTER — Seven-room Tolland ly lost. The math classes had sale on April 8 at 10 a.m. at the BRASS bit, ihermorttUcelly controlled h M ceptlon for gasoline service large lot. Upper 20s. Mdth buiH-in appliances. Wood- tom country kitchen, 2-car ga­ Colonial, baths, family a pert in the project. They dls- Hebron Elementary school, Operatic coet up to 75% less f lM FIVE ROOM RANCH staUon and variance of re- . , _____®d lot; walking distance to all rage. $42,900. room, aluminum siding, cen- covered it took 286 pounds of Anyone wishing to donate other add-on heatera. Heatt cold btfli- quirements — '501 Hartford FRECIffiTTE & MARTIN schocds, bus, diopplng. Upper 3 bedrooms, living room and MMImI laNauHa room, encloeed porch, attic room, or $22,900—Five-room Cape. Cozy ' tral location. Excellent condi­ newspapem to medoe one tree time to the sale is requested to liiiraMW- any epecc that needa extra beet. Road DENIEUJ. Realtors 647-9993 20’s. Principles only, 648-9792. kitchen 'with dinette area, de­ living room with raised hearth tion. Garage. Only $88,900. and seven trees to mEike one contact Mrs. Mamhall. f r e e h o m e DEMONSTRATION. Mobil OU Corporation — Special MANCHESTER — West side, 4- ManohAQtAT. ^ Hayes Agency, 646-0131. luxe buUt-lns, fireplace, 2-car ton of newspaper. Narrowing In addition to the rummage LEAD fireplace, garage, good location. detached garage, treed lot, well Exception for sale of gasoline bedroom Cape, family room, 2 Ideal starter home. it. down even further, they sEile, the PTO has scheduled a PhoM: 649-4539 and motor vehicle service MUST BE SOLD EAST CENTER ST. — 8-room kept throughout. Only $26,000. learned that a 10-lnch stack of youth program for March 22 at NEWSPAPER baths, carpeting, garages, % older Colonial, 1% bfiths, new - m - products—344 Middle Turn­ Immediately, transferred ex­ JUMBO sized Colonial and lot Junction of Routes 44 & 44A in Ashford, Conn. Open daily newspapem equaled 25 pounds, the Gilead IRU School. A musl- (W E h a n i x j : p a f k b i n u v b s f o r o h v b c b i e s , acre lot. Only $29,900. Hayes furnace, larger garage. Asking U & R REALTY INC. pike West—DENIED. ecutive says. Excellent-con­ offering charm and spacious­ 10 to dark. Tel. 429-8307. The new^pera were cal Emd dance program will be BOY SCOUTS. AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS) FOGARTY'S INSURED Agency, 846'0131. $32,000. Alice Whelton, 528- Robert D. Murdock, Realtor ATUUmC Arvllla Hale — Special Exemp­ dition, on large treedi lot. ness. Ten rooms, 2H baths, measured weekly and the stu- presented. • SCRAP IRON — OTHER METALS b u d g e t p a y m e n t PLAN 8934. Hannon Agency, Real­ tion for gasoline service sta­ This aluminum sided Raised modem kitchen with bulIt-lns. 643-2602 dents kept a total of weights April 26 is the date scheduled, BAirrERIES — RADIATORS — PAPERS — RAGS tors, 628-6501. CMI. H B A T tion, and variance to reduce LEGAL Ranqh offers 4 bedrooms, ’Two large enclosed porches, 2- collected by both classes sind for the spring fEishion show at a i m Buyers of INDUSTRIAL SCRAP COVENTRY LA K E — 6 rooms, ‘TE LE P H O N E ST8-6587 required frontage from 180 flreplaced - family room, car garage. asbpoRU) poRk Manchester 3 bedrooms paneled, 2. sheds, displayed the results ath home. So pink bulbs In a I w e r wattage can bring that pleasure to you now! Voting District may have his many extras it is impossible to than tisual. Put tiny paper Let us help you choose the one that fits name placed on the ballot at list them. 3,200 square feet of Shades over the bare blubs Name ...... raid caucus by filing, or caus­ Whaf could make a person happier your needs and desires best. The time to living space, brick and of wall sconces and chande­ ing to be filed, with the Demo­ aluminum exterior, large rear liers. buy is NOWI than to make another person smile? Brighten up your life by com­ Address ...... cratic Registrar of Voters, not porch, 3-car garage. Listed in ing to buy or sell at less thEui five (8) days prior to low fifties and well worth it. said caucus, a signed statement Minutes to the parkyray. T. J. C it y ...... Phone that he desires his hfime to ap­ Order Your Happy Ad Today! Crockett, Realtor, 648-1577. FOR K N O W -H O W IN REAL ESTATE ’ pear, on such ballot. Forms for P this statement may be obtain­ FERGUSON RD. — 2 new Gar- Day to S t a r t ...... ed from the Democratic Regis­ rlaon C(doniala with 2-car ga­ SEE YOUR REALTOR trar of Voters. Call 643-2711 rage, kitchen carpeting, self- Dated at Manchester, Connec­ cleaning oven, many extras. DEADLINE: 4:30 P.M., Day Before PubUcation KIITH ticut, thi/i 18th day of February WALLINGFORD NEW BRITAIN ORANGE Open for Inspection, Saturday 16 WORDS FOR 8 PONSECUTTVE DAYS — ONLY spi.89 MANCHISTER WBST HARTFORD 1972. ColMf SiMHkia 7l«i« Plata 549 l«ttM fan B4. . and Sunday, 1-5 p.m. or any­ M A L ISTATI 4H OaklaMi SltMl 1144 Ntw Irittte Av«- ^n d this form in together with your check — your classified ad Attest PoiwmH tul. 5-1177 N. Ctivij «4. Eotl Mala Stmt time by appointment. Call m Bast Center Street The Multiple Listing Service of Manchester thit H l-Mi will be placed the very next day. ‘nieodore R. Cummings, STORE HOURS 5TOII HOUk5 HlanrliirBtrr i^rraUi Starkweather construction, 646-1M8 — 6M4U6 in cooperation with the Manchester Board of RealbRealtors, Inc. lio n HOURS SIOREHOURS SIORE HOURl Chairman Mor. thru Sat. I. Ihra FrL 10 A.M. to 9 FM. tkra Fri. 10 AM. M *d 0 FJ4. 646-5363. m an o h b stb b , c o n n . Mm i.lks with each Copies, in limited supply, are Mauchester’s endeavor along accepted a compromise wage offer today and trains, stan "at any time, at any level the Sheehan Funeral Home, the Manchester Square Dance shoplifting, break-ins , and the INDIAN RIVER GRAPEFRUIT ... 3 for what was formerly East Paki­ leader. available at the main desk. - with . The declaraticn was contain­ Hartford, to pay respects to the 182 Pounds of Meat power stations, starved for fuel after a six-week strike. Coincidentally, the letter was said at the time that it had not to 11 p.m. at Verplanck School. Also, unique recently to the of services provided. ROYAL ICE CREAM ...... g a i . ed In a tetter sent to UN. Sec­ late Harry P. Ogle, father of ------TTie leaders urged the 280,000 dated Feb. 14—the same date yet received any such request <1 Annual Average drug problem are the “run­ Gourley also mentioned the We Cany The Manchester Evmitng Herald retary-General- Kurt Waldheim Mrs. Catherine Lynn, a mem­ Mr. and Mrs. Russell IWilte will Public Records minersr to call off the strike that Pakistan President Zulfi- for a summit meeting from aways” . mese .youths are those contributions campaign under COMPLETE UNE OF SUNDAY PAPERS and released to the press here. kar AU ^ u t t o told newsm en In ber of the Auxiliary. cue the rounds. WASHINGTON — AgrieWture that has dim m ed li{d>ts and Bhutto but it would give “due Warranty lleed who have left their homes and way under the sponsorship of It Is the strongest public Lahore that he planned to meet Department figures show that Grilled industry, and to halt consideration’’ to the sugges­ A Nebraska native, Rinker Wayne G. and Dcmna R. John­ are wandering from community the Drug Advisory Council in statement India has made Indian Prime Minister Indira Friendship Lodge of Masons was instrumental in the forma­ son to D(»ma B. Bonomo, prop­ the average American eats 182 to community, many times be­ the latter’s effort to enlist 1,- the picketing of the coa'i tion when and if it received. B om bs jtarved power stations. about a possible peace confer­ Gandhi and Bangladesh Prime will have its annual mid-winter tion of a Teen Club in Omaha erty at 32 Whitney Rd., convey­ pctmds cf meat a year, nearly coming involved in drug mis­ 000 citizens In m onetary con­ p e p n A majority of miners are ex­ ence between the -two nations. Minister Mujlbur Rahman. (See Page Eight) social and ladies night tomor­ and has served eis vice presi­ ance tax 825.86. 26 pounds m ore than 10 years use. tributions. The DAC activities W l P R O D U C E I” pected to heed their leaders’ row at 7:30 p.m. at Willie’s dent of the Omtdia Area Call­ Judgement Lien ago, and 116 pounds of potatoes, Gourley stated furthennore are funded largely by the town Steak House. The evening will Connecticut Television of nine pounds more than a decade that he understands from the with 810,000 received last year *76 OAKLAND S T ., MANCHESTER — 643-6384 advice end vote for a return to ers Association. He also is a Strike work by next weekend. This open at 6:30 with a social hour former treasurer and president West Hartford against Ronald ago. retailers of the community that by authwizatlon of the town at the home of Harold E. Turk- would be in time to avoid the of the Nebraska Square and total blackout that officials had ington, 16 Berkely Rd. The Round Dance Association. group will return to the Turk- predicted if the strike contin­ Committees for • the evening N orth ued. Ington home after dinner. Rob­ No Quick Solutions^ ert B. McBride is in charge are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tem­ TV HAIOON (AP) — U.S. war- Power authorities were un- of the event. ple, door duty; Mr. and Mrs. MANCHESTER PARKADE plaaes struck Inside North Viet- ^ attitude of Richard Thomas, refreshments nam tor a third successive day they chairmen, assist^ by Mr. and APPLIANCES St. John's Polish National 6 B R N IE '$ 643-9S61 Friday, knocUng out six mora ^ <^oaA to g o through the gates. Mrs. Roy Ihompson and Mr. antiaircraft guns, the U.S. Catholic Church will have its and Mrs. George Thurber. Many of the pickets them- annual meeting Sunday after Ootnmand announced. § Nixon SaysEn Route . .. selves were not sure of what to the 8:30 a.m. Mass, the only ^ E N EVENIMGS 'TILL 9 Mass scheduled for Sunday^ HONOLULU (AP) — Presi­ teral questions and not include There was speculation Nixon The Manchester Newcomers dent Nixon, boning up on China third country matters, the would meet with Chairman Club Couples Bridge Group 1 The American Legion Auxil­ m oving to ca rry as he prepared to take oft to­ press secretary emphasized. Mao Tse-tung on the second iary will meet Monday at 7:46 will meet tomorrow at-8 p.m. at which bor- coal from freed stockpiles. day of the talks In Peking as the home of Mr. and Mrs. I>avld day on the second leg of his But he added, “The agenda is p.m. at the Legion Home. WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY ^ There was no hope of Imme- flexible and 'vriU be determined well as in Hangchow later. But Paris, 84 Redwood Dr. Couples PRE-i aoum \^etaam. ^,3^^ ,^uef for millions of Brit- journey, cautioned again that Ziegler brushed aside these re­ Bridge Group 2 will also meet after we get to China.’’ The executive committee of SALE Tthree Air Force F-is were ons udio have shivered In un- ho quick solutions to U.S.-Chi- ports with a shrug of his ehoul- at 8 p.m. at the home cf Mr. the Ladles Guild of the Assump­ bomMng the supply networic 85 heated, candleUt homes for ders. and Mrs. Harry Dvomek, I/m- nese problems may be ex­ tion will meet Monday at 8:16 miles northwest of the DMZ more than a week, There still was no word don Rd., Hebron. raita. \ pected. p.m. at the home of its presi­ when a half doaen guns on the Even if all tranqxMtetlon whether Mao would greet Nixon Amana Kelvinator electric Presidential press secretary dent, Miss Frances Idzowskl, 13 North Vietnamese side of the available was working it could at the aitport in Peking “We do Manchest^ Emblem dub has Ronald L. Ziegler said Friday border .opened fire In the vioin- only chip 100,000 tons of fuel a not know the arrival plans,” Seaman Circle. that next week’s meetings with been invited to a meeting of 15 Cu. Ft. Self-clean Ity cf the Ban Karal Pass, a week on the most optimistic as- Ziegler said. the Wethersfield-Rocky Hill Em­ key entry point to the Ho C!hl sessmoits of the National COal China’s leaders will be "only a The President and Mrs. Nix­ The nominating committee of blem dub March 12 at 8 p.m. MInfa troll. Board. Britedn’s pow er stations start of the process cf commu­ on were up early Friday after Campbell Council, KofC, will at the Elks Home, Silas Deane r iia n iii IRie U.S. Oonunand said the aeed 600,000 tems. nications.” their 4,960 mile flight Thursday meet Monday at 9:80 p.m. at IQghway, Wethersfield. Reserva- 2 door F4s diverted from their prl- Long power cuts—which have He said that although the trip from Washington to Kaneohe the KoflC Home. tlons may be made by contact­ mary mlsstcn and attacked the blacked out many areas for up to China itself was significant, Bay Marine Chrps Air Station ing Mrs. Stanley Baldwin, 26 gun posUtona wUh bombs. to 12 hours a day on a rotation the results may be reflected in on the windward side of Oahu Chester Dr., by Eeb. 29. “Six guns were r^rted as basis—seemed inevitable for years to come. Island. either damaged or destroyed,” weeks. . The presldmtial party leaves *nieat container w/separate They were catching up on “Ecology 72” will be the pro­ the ccnimaad said. “There was The Central Electricity Oen- today t assassin of Sen. Robert F. Ken­ court ruling. would allow the legislature to 'J. ban’s mother, Mary. “I bend on FROST-FREE nedy; Charles Manson, con­ The U.S. Supreme Court has enact laws Involving the death my knees and I thank God tar j Name ...... j victed in the slayings of actress promised to rule before it ad­ penalty. It would require a two- Sharon Tate and six others; journs in June on four suits ap­ thirds majority to pass both this great mercy,’’ she said at her home In Pasadena. and three female followers of pealing thq death penalty on le.TlsIatlve houses but would The court’s opinion was re­ I Address ...... | Manson. the grounds it constitutes cruel need only a simple majority turned In the case of Robert Hi Its decision, the court^/Kild and unusual punishment. from state voters. execution was ’’IncompatiUe Anthony Amsterdam, a Stan­ Page Anderson, convicted of In Sacramento, Gov. Ronald killing a San Diego shopkeeper Wltli the dignity of men and the ford University law professor Reagan said his office will seek /VI S o ^ P h on e...... A g e ...... ^ in 1966. Argum ents also cov­ Judicial process.” who represented the Aiperican a review of the decision In the The Critfomia ruling does not ered the case of John Britton ■I MaU to; • I <^vil Liberties Union in the Cal­ state Supreme Court itself. But a ffe ct the som e 686 prisoners Miller, convicted of slaying a Chopping Parkade Prices I R. P. LEWIS ENTRIES MUST , ifornia. case, said Friday that the 6-1 ruling, with the MANCHESTER PARKADE on death row* In' S8 other even if the high court uiduXds deputy sheriff In Modesto In Richard Husbands, assistant manager o f King’s Department Store in the Park­ SM Main St. b e i n BY TV only dissent by, the court’s old­ 1967. states. Nine states have abol­ the death penalty, capital pun­ ade takes an ax to prices for the annual three - day Washington’s Birthday I Muebester, Oenn. F^B 29 ★ CHECK OUft DISCOUNT PRICES ON ALL ITEMS ★ est member. Justice Marshall The majority opinion, written ished the death penalty through ishment still will be uncon­ McO>mb. held Uttle prospect, of saJe. On Monday, the last day of the sale, merchants will give shoppers $500 APPLIANCES legislation, and there have been stitutional In (California. a reversal. (S^ Page Eight) MV.** BBRN/E'S worth of gift certificates. (Herald photo by Pinto)

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