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\ . ■ 1 1 * V-. PAGE TfflRTY-TWO - - MANCHESTER EVENING HEatAUPy Maqohester, ConBn Wed., March 7, 1973 S t r i k e ’ ; WACS Announce Todayss Winning Meditatioli'Lecture Set MOSCOW The Weather Job Openings carried a brief dispatch from Lottery Number Fair tonight with the loW to the SM fend New York on Tuesday w the The International Meditation teachers to this country has He will present some of his Young women who wish to E)o]bkiia^‘ mostly sunny and mild Friday with a high school strike to New Haven, . ^ ie ty wiil offer a free public grown from about 50 to about 3,- psychiatric findings at a sym­ enlist as WACS will find 40430 hear 60. Precipitation probability 10 per lecture in Mott’s Conununity 000 in the past five years, and posium March 13 in a different openings to the Manchester unit Conn. Manchester Republicans wiU ' Tickete, at 17.50 ead», may be cent tonight and Friday. Hall, 587 E. Middle Tpke., the technique is available now field: “ Transcendental Medita­ of the 1st Bn., 169th Inf., The official Soviet news agenr, honor N. Adler DoUdn and Mrs. obtainedObtained fromirom Mrs.nars. Merceiirmercer atw March 15 at 8:30 p.m. and in the in some 60 countries, he said. tion and Management according to Maj. Joseph R. 1>4 Ludlow Rd,, or from any c y jt report was factual, and^ Saunda Taylor with a MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1973 - VOL. XCH, No. 133 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TW ENTY P a G E ^ PRICEt nFTEEN CENTS Conununity Room of the Socie­ Maharishl’s teaching is most Enrichment.” This symposium Taricani, recruiting officer. tostimonial diimer April 11, at member of the committee. m ade no cwnment. ■1A ty for Savings, 1765 Ellington popular in the highly developed is sponsored by Rensselaer He reports the term of Willie’s Steak House. Dobkto Rd., South Windsor, March 16 western countries, principally Polytechnic Institute., enlistment is for three years, and Mrs. Taylor retired last the United States, Canada, Ger­ and that the following job at 8 p.m. month as GOP town chairman Last May Transcendental many, England and Sweden. specialties are available: , and vice- chairman,- Meditation (TM) became Linton says TM is a technique, Clinical medical specialist, Cacao Production ' respectively. ress medical aid personnel, clerk- Nixon Asks regularly available in Hartford for active people, rather than The dinner, at 7:30 p.m., will Shifted To W . Africa for the first time when five any means of withdrawing into typist, and personnel specialist.- Mini-Skirt be preceded by a social hour at teachers recently returned a reclusive way of life. Membership in the Guard Boston — Th^ first grinding: 6:30. 1 from several m o n ^ intensive Meditators typically report Merits Not offers the advantage of serving o f cacao beans in the North A. Paul Berte, vbo succeeded training with Maharishi feeling more calm, energetic, in the military right in your American colonies took place.-tin Intellectual home town. For further Dobkto as GOP towp chairnuui, 1765. Until 1900, tyopiOal Amer­ To Tap Highway Fuilc( Mahesh Yogi in Majorca, Spain, and joyful. It is a simple and will be general ctSibinmi o f Uk opened a center at 5 Lincoln St. natural procedure for allowing information, call Maj. Taricani ica produced more than 80 per at 643-5109, at the State Armory dinner. The niaster of eriht of the world’s cacao, but Lrctures were held periodically a person’s attention to turn MANSFIELD DEPOT (AP) ★ WASHINGTON (AP) - spent as they desire” to m'eet suspended in January, Nixon federal shift of funds from Guest Speaker ceremonies will be Atty. John 25 years later the center of pro­ in the surrouding areas, in­ within, to subtler, quieter levels — Mini-skirts are causing a on Main St. President Nixon urged development needs. said; highways to transit.” He said F. Shea Jr., foriner chairman duction had shifted to West ★ front End cluding a few at Mott’s Com­ of thinking and to eventually go warming trend in school The Rev. Edmund Nadotoy, Congress today to permit state Until the proposed legislation “ In pursuing our goal of de­ the aim is to allow local of the town com m ittee andf Africa. ■ - ★ Mnfliirt munity Hall and at Manchester beyond, or “ transcend” classrooms to the detriment of director of the office of and local governments to tap could take effect on July 1,1974, cent homes for all Americans, governments “to choose the Republican State Central Com--’" - ■ ★ Tmit. Community CoUege. Many peo­ thinking and reach a pure field students’ ability to learn, accor­ communications for the $3.5 billion of federal highway Nixon said “ funds already we know that better means are best solution for their urban mitteeman from the fourth ★ Rodlalo ple have taken the basic course, of inner wakefulness. ding to one Connecticut doctor. Archdiocese of Hartford, will . funds during the next three available to the Department of needed—that the old and transportation problems.” Senatorial District. . ★ Vahn arindhig^ v^ch consists of two hours’ in­ Through this refining of be guest speaker at the Ladies RANGE AND years to improve mass transit Housing and Urban wasteful programs, programs In what he termed a compa­ Other members of the dinner ^ m m o r O w ilM iil struction on each of four con­ thought, meditators gain a deep Dr. Hans H. Neumann, chair­ Pollack Named of St. James communion supper FUEL OIL systems. Development will be used to which have already obligated nion measure to his ^highway committee are: Mrs. Jack ★ Boidrical Wort the taxpayer to payments of secutive days. s level of rest,>measured at Har­ man of the Public Issues Com­ March 12 at Willie’s Steak In a special m essage on maintain and support bill, Nixon said he will caU for a mittee of the Connecticut Mercer and Francis Dellafera, GASOLINE between $63 billion and $95 According to Andrew Linton, vard and University of Califor­ To Faculty House. The evening will open at It Your ChBvy community development, community development.’’ $3-biUion increase in federal Public Health Association, says tickets; State Comptroller and Nixon called anew for billion during the next 40 years, funding for mass transit capital TM official, there are about 10 nia at Los Angeles (UCLA) to 6 with’ the group’s annual Mass Needs It . .. Nixon said the money would be the tendency to overheat former Manchester mayor creation of a department of are not toe answer.” grants, bringing total spending teachers in the Hartford area, be twice as deep as the rest NEW HAVEN (AP) - Louis for living m em bers at St. m sam earmarked “ for urban Nathan Agostinelli, special and three are directing their gained to sleep,” he added. classrooms is producing a H. Poliak, former dean of the James Church. We Do It community development He said a m ajor housing authority for such programs to arrangements; Mrs. Richard COMPANY, INC. transportation needs, including energies towards establishing a In the past few years, variety of adverse effects on Yale Law School, has been ap­ Husbands of members have C A U M 6-6484 “ which would pull under one study already is under way $6.1 billion. Dennison and Mrs. Trutnan capital improvements for bus center in Manchester, or near­ professionals and performance and achievement pointed to the University of been invited to attend the Mass 331 Main Street roof various programs now in within the government and In urging prompt action on Crapdall, program; Mrs. and rapid rail systems.” by, and teaching full-time in academicians, as well, have by students. Pennsylvania faculty, it was and dinner. Reservations close the Departments of Housing asserted; toe better communities act, Richard;^ Murphyf dinner Tel. 649-4595 CAHTER this area. found diverse benefits from the learned here Tuesday. Friday and may be made by Another feature of the and Urban Development, “ Within toe next six months, Nixon said his goal is “ to Interest in TM has been practice. In Hartford, Dr. Ber­ "It is known that mental Poliak, who is noted for his contacting Mrs. Albert G. Roy arrangeihenta;' dpd Miss Rockville 875-3274 CHBOMtEr message was a call for a better Transportation, Agriculture I intend to submit to the replace inflexible and growing throughout the world nard Glueck, director of stimulation increases at lower work in constitutional law and of 103 Prospect St. or Mrs. Eltoor Hashim, publicity. communities act to provide and other agencies.” Congress my policy recommen­ fragmented categorical grant- to the past decade, he said. research at the Institute of temperatures,” he says. It,civil and human rights, official­ Dominic Roto of 230 states and communities with Voicing strong criticism of dations in this field, based upon in-aid programs, and to reduce About 200,000 Americans now Living, has been investigating “ Conversely, as temperatures ly will become the university’s Hackmatack St. $iz.3 billion a year of special present federal housing toe results of that study.” toe excessive federal control meditate, most of them having the therapeutic potential of TM rise, perceptiveness and first Albert M. Greenfield Father Nadolny’s duties revenue sharing money “ to be programs, many of which he While urging diversion of that has been so frustrating to learned the practice in the past with mentally distrubed alertness are dulled.” Professor of Human Relations include coordinating programs CoL North Given Big Welcome some highway trust fund local governments.” two years. The number of patients there. and Law on July 1, 1974. for Connecticut radio and PINEHURST-TOMY ftS ALWAYS- monies to mass transit He said “ funds would be used television stations. Because of Lt. Col. Kenneth North, a Vernon arefe native. Is engulfed North Vietnam for more than six years. The Norths live in programs, Nixon said he would to assure that no city receives his radio and TV programs, by friends and relatives upon his arrival Wednesday at Wellfleet, Mass., and his mother is a Manchester resident. DAC Eeonomic provide “ample resources to less money for community many marriage problems are Famous for Fine Medts Westover Air Force Base, Mass. At the far left is his wife, (AP photo) advance the interstate system” development than it has referred to his pffice. He alto Carol, who waited for his release as a prisoner of war in of superhighways. However, he received under toe categorical does the “ Christian to Action,” called for greater flexibility in grant programs. ” BONELESS use of interstate funds. He said; Other Nixon proposals: AUTOMOTIVE a message in music program, FUUV COOKED ______Review ^W^ould m i which is used by radio stations “ Some communities nowTfeel —A responsive governments in the United States and RIEDa, unduly obligated to spend act to provide $110 million to Canada. SEMI-BOHEtESS Computer Scans J Be Areawide federal monies on controversial strengthen the planning and SERVICE CENTER BEEF interstate highway segments in management capabilities of urban areas. I urge the state and local governments. Oppose Ottina DOUG BEVINS consultant would have to con­ Situation Grave Congress to allow states and —A new disaster assistance State Statutes NEW YORK (AP) - The (Herald Reporter) sider the entire area in WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. localities to transfer such funds' act that would continue federal ROASTS (AP) — Women and children head of the National Education The Mayor’s Downtown assessing the downtown poten­ to the construction of other assistance bu^Would give state Our NEWEST Tire! HAMS have begun evacuating Association says the teachers’ Action Committee proposal to tial. Harkins noted that the federal-aid highways and mass and locril authorities “ far more organization will oppose Senate hire a downtown planning consultant’s work would benefit • TOP ROUND For ERA Impact Wounded Knee. Militant In­ transit capital improvements. latitude and responsibility in A confirmation of Dr. John R. consultant for one year would the Parkade and other shopping Comment 41 dians say they are “ prepared to In this way, we can help resolve the use of those funds.” • BOTTOM ROUND Ottina as U.S. Commissioner of involve an economic review of areas as well as doWritown to 5 Lbs. die” at toe historic hamlet they controversies which have —Expansion of toe national HARTFORD (AP>—A computer analysis by (tonnecticut Education. the entire Manchester area, not Manchester, and he suggested • SHOULDER CROS^ RIB occupied nine days ago and slowed work on a number of in­ flood insurance program “ to legislative researchers shows 150 state laws would be NEA President Catherine just Main St., it was pointed out that Parkade merchants also be ROftDtiyKING Session federal officials picture toe terstate links in urban areas.” allow participation by more Barrett said Wednesday that at the committee’s meeting this asked to assist in toe study. substantially affected by passage of the proposed Equal situation as extremely grave. Nixon said he wanted to communities in flood-prpne Ottina, nominated for the morning. Committee member Francis Two of only three persons Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. emphasize “ that this proposal , areas and to increase toe limits federal post this week by Pjjesi- Committee members, DellaFera suggested that the who appeared at a Manchester OSCAR MAYER BACON ....$1.19 lb. The analysis, issued does not represent an arbitrary of coverage.” “Power Custom 78” pay bus subsidies. The original Carnival Toll dent Nixon, was a “ manager” concerned with opposition to Mayor’s Downtown Action Board of Directors’ comment Wednesday on the eve of a bill was passed by last year’s RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil and “ not backgr^ounded in the consultant expressed at Committee change its name to session yesterday complained House of Representatives vote D^nocrat-controlled .General (AP) — A total of 150 bodies education.” Tuesday night’s Board of Direc­ include a broader interest. of conditions on Keeney St. The on the controversial measure.. Dual W hitewalls Our Own Assembly. were delivered to the Rio tors meeting, reiterated earlier Committee Chairtnan William third expressed concern over scanned state statutes for such Teachers Defying morgue during toe annual four- statements that downtown Sleith said broadening the trees being cut to the Globe wu. c«T a m n u K i M N a m words as “ woman” and “ she” Meskill vetoed the pari Two Bombs day carnival that ended early planning would benefit the en­ committee’s work wouldn’t be Hollow watershed area. SAUSAGE MEAT to detyct laws whose meaning bill dealing with the subs! • Full 4-p1y nylon cord body. Wednesday. tire town. a good idea at this time, The comment session was could he changed by the but his'veto was thrown out by Explode Court Injunction Mbs of Beef Most of toe dead had been Most committee members although he said a different •Poly tread compounds retard wear. conducted by Director Vivian amendment’s bar against dis­ the state Supremd Cdiitt. Whole, Cut from 1st thru 7th Ribs. 25 to 35 shot, -knifed, drowned or fallen speaking this morning were task force could be created for NEW HAVEN (AP) — Public school teachers continued Ferguson. ' crimination on account of sex The House, in voting to In London • New lion’s claw tread design for traction. Lbs. from high places. . stilU optimistic about gaining otoier areas. A Keeney St. man stressed You'll Check Out With More by any governmental unit'. iibolisB the bill, also v o M to t h ^ strike against the Board of Education for the third •78 series wide reverse model. In Sad Paulo, Brazil, the LONDON (AP) - Two fhiancial support, from both the Committee member Robert the need for storm sewers on At Pinehurst Elsewhere Wednesday in the free fw mass transit use some ^ today despite a temporary court injunction that could morgue recrived 66 bodies, and powerful bombs, apparently town and private downtown Weinberg, who is heading toe Keeney St., from Santina Dr. to General Asserilibly, the House - $3 million to highway grants You'll Check Out With More the major cause of death was planted in cars, went off outside interests, for the hiring of toe effort to obtain a downtown /Inean fines or arrest for 52 teachers. the Glastonbury town line. He GREEN g/WT WBLETS voted to repeal a bus subsidy distributed to cities and towns At PinehuM traffic araidents. Sao Paulo is the Old Bailey courthouse and planning consultant for one contribution for a consultant,/ “ We anticipate m o r e said water flows Openly about act that was passed last year under a rider ori the bus subsidy Judge Norman M. Dube, toe country’s biggest city, but government offices in year. said progress has been made iri teachers to stay out of school 1,500 feet arid to freezing while legislators debated a new bill. became effective at 5 p.m. its carnival is much duller than Whitehall today. It would cost $20,000 to hire a getting institutional pe^le today,” although picket lines weather causes idy and hazar- bus subsidy proposal. Meanwhile, debate continued Wednesday. It orders 52 VACUUM PACK BONELESS BEEF STEAK Rio’s. At Old Bailey, a police planning consultant for one (banks and utilities) to n ^ e a may smaller because of rain, A 78 X 13 dous conditions. He The computer analysis said on a new bus proposal that 120Z. CA N spokesman said; ‘ There are in year. financial commitment The according to a spokesman for representatives and governing Plus 1 83 acknowledged some collection that, under the amendment would let local transit districts aSJJLOniGE^ excess of 150 casualties.” ’The mayor’s committee was Savings Bank of M tchester the New Haven Federation of board members of toe New $ i F.E.l of water, because of poor 1 9 « “ marriage partners could keep fund bus subsidies by drawing Haven Federation of Teachers SMOuua Sentenced Bombs were found and concerned this morning mostly has already in d ica ^ it will Teachers. “ In terms of toe Oui Rucj drainage, to the back yards of their unmarried names, agree on one cent of the state’s ONLY I NESTLES COCOA ZURICH, Switzerland (AP) — defused at Scotland Yard and with opposition expressed by participate fi^ncially, rain, we’re asking teachers to to end the strike or face possi­ 18.99 some of the j)omes. He said the <* to use either name, or take a present gasoline tax. HOT M I X ...... ,. 1-LB.8-OZ.PKG.o9* LS. Edith Irving was sentenced to near the headquarters of the Michael Dworkin, president of Weinberg said, qqding that he make their presence known ble arrest and fines of $100 per residents would correct the third name.” It added ttiat the State Rep. Elmer A. two years in jail today for her, Conservative and Labor parties the Parkade Merchants expects to hear from other (outside the schools) and then day for each day the strike con­ problems on their property if CRISCO amendment could equalize Mortensen, R-Newtogton, said part in the $^,000 Howard near Westminster. Association, at the directors banks soon. stay in their cars,” he said. tinues. the town would correct the SHORTENING ...^... 3-LB. CAN 0 9 * grounds for divorce and require the new proposal might work SIZE REG. SALE F.E.T. RUMP ROAST Hughes autobiography hoax. At Old Bailey children meeting Tuesday night. ’The m a i l ’s committee is 'The federation has filed “ a Federation President Ronald storm-water drainage problem Uie re-writing of non-support “ if we can all get together.” C78 X 13 20.99 $16 1.93 EGG NOODLES BONELESS ROUND ...... LB. 1.49 She could have gotten five wrapped in blankets were seen Dworkin, who said his group op­ attemptiitto secure pledges of motion for dissolution” of the O’Brien told some 300 teachers to the street. laws that now affect only men. A measure passed last month RONZONI B R O A D ...... 1 LB. PKG. 3 9 * U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF years. being carried into ambulances. poses use of taxes for a special $5,000/from downtown temporary injunction against at a Wednesday rally outside E78 X1 4 - 20.99 $17 2.22 The other Keeney St. resident The amendment could also permitting local transit The prosecution had called P olice said they did not interest group, instead institutions, $5,000 from down- the Strike and is awaiting a the Board of Education offices: F78X14 22.99 $18 2.37 — a woman — said the street is 3-1 BLEND MEAT LOAF affect labor and military districts to assess gasoline tax for only 18 months and asked believe there were any deaths. recommended a complete sur- /merchants. and property decision on that motion, he “ To hell with toe board’s G78 X 14 24.99 $19 2.53 sorely to need of repair and that U.S.D.A. CHOICE B E E F ...... LB. 1.29 serrice laws, the analysis said. surcharges to their member Shurfitie — All Flavor$ . for it to be suspended. Police sources said the vey and a look at all irs, and $10,000 from the said. latest offer, and it’s back to the it should be paved properly, and Judy Pickering, a leader of towns drew criticism from H78 X 14 26.99 > $21 2.75 CUBEP STEAK Prosecutor Henry Ardinay told bombings appeared to be the Manchester shopping areas, . liie Manchester Board of The Board of Education kept picket line we go.” not merely patched. She, too, the forces supporting the Equal some municipalities and F7 8X 15 22.99 $18 2.42 BONELESS CHUCK OR ROUND LB. 1.69 toe Zurich Superior Court she work of the nationalistic plus those of suurounding ctors is expected to act on schools open on a shortened The board’s most recent new complained of poor drainage Rights Amendment, said citizens and threatened to G78 x15 24.99 $19 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF evidently was acting under toe Provisional wing of toe Irish towns, to determine/ the request for town fundsschedule for its 21,400 pupils, contract offer was for a 3.5 per 2.80 and hazardous conditions on IC E CREA M “ We're going to get it through break up the Greater Hartford g influence of her writer husband, Republican Army in connection Manchester’s future. V March 20. conducting classes with the aid cent wage intrease, while the NEW V7iti- H 7 8 x 1 $ 26.99 $21 2.80 Keeney St. — no problem.” As she spoke, Transit District. Clifford Irving, who is now with a referendum today in Assistant Town Mana^r Weinberg, although noting of substitutes, supervisors and teachers have been calling for a J78 X 1^ 28.99 $23 3.01 (toncern over trees being cut however, dozens of women, Senate Minority Leader serving a 2Vi-year sentence at Northern Ireland on uniting John Harkins said at this^or- progress with institutional peo­ non-striking teachers. 7 per cent boost. The teachers Valve Stems k!.c L78X15 $24 near Globe Hollow Reservoir some carrying signs reading Charles T. Alfano said the $100,- 29.99 3.13 . « g k 7 9 « ' Check Our Health toe U.S. Federal Penitentiary with the Irish republic or ning’s committee meeting that ple, mentioned that the The injunction, issued had been working without a was exprestod by a woman. She “ Stop ERA,” buttonholed 000 contingency appropriation in Louisburg, Pa. remaining part of Britain. the downtown plA^nnin^ (S«*«* I’ uge Twenty) Tuesday by Superior Court contract since Sept. 1. claimed a 25-foot swath of trees ^b^eauty Aids legislators to the halls of the for Meskill to the 1974 budget is being cut now are not the ones Grade AA Ooz. Capitol and urged defeat of the twice the amount provid^ by Famous AC Oil Filter Wheel Balance mentioned in a report 10 days ALBERTO BALSAM measure. law. He asked that the ago. Objecting to removal of The House of Appropriations Committra use Special! the extra $100,000 for a the latest group of trees, she Representatives voted 89-56 to SOL R. COHEN The directors agreed the On Dec. 12, again unanimous­ vmni EGGS 65^ CONDITIONER consumer “ hot line” to the Our Limit said they are being cut to make abolish a bill that in part (Herald Reporter) proposed purchase would be ly , they ac'cepted the room for a bicycle trail. 8-OZ. BTL. directed the transportation state Department of Consumer subject to a townwide referen­ renegotiated option “ in prin­ TYPE Reg. 2|>er 3*D01m LptS ■■■■OOMOOBOOOOO 64c Protection. (Third of Four Parts) PF-25 commissioner to use money in dum. They agreed also that, ciple,” provid^ the require­ 2.99 Customer Sen. Joseph Lieberman, D- 1.99 GILLETTE TRAC II the Public Service Tax Fund to Last Nov. 14,-when toe,.Board when the question was to be put ment for a zone change prior to N^w Haven, said -the Solid f .CABWipQES ...... PKQ.’O FS 8 5 * of Directors conducted a public to referendum, it would include toe referendum were removed. Original eqyipment for many' Waste Authority proposed -as LAND O' hearing on a proposal to proposed borrowing for the They directed Weiss to resume cars. Filters to fit almost all Amer­ Wheels are- professionally bal­ ; c o l < ^ t e 100 the controlling agency for 30 LAKES Town’s Top purchase the 110-acre Laurel purchase cost and for the cost talks with toe Dennisons. ican cars. Buy 2 and save more! anced off..car. Includes ajl BUTTER MOUTHWASH...... 12-OZ, BTL/73*- planned garbage recycling Lake for $492,800— in five year­ ,of„ improvements to the Ten days later, Weiss an­ ,PF-2, PF-24 and PF-25. weights and labor. Saves tire plants would be too powerful. u l t r a BRITE ToLxpayers ly payments — toe proposal was sanitary landfill area. nounced the Dennisons had wear, stops vibration. He noted the authority would In Auto Service Center Only Two Men TOOTHPASTE...... 3-OZ.TUBe 4 5 * opposed by the Manchester On Dec. 5, Weiss presented dropped their insistence on a Announced have the power of eminent 8 5 < lb. RELUQAR OR MINT Property Owners Association. / h e directors with a zone change prior to the domain, could set fees on Its opposition was to the renegotiated contract with toe referendum. Front End Arrested Q-TIPS Manchester’s Top 10 towns, and would be composed Standard Shock terms of a tentative agreement Dennisons. It gave the town a With that provision removed STATE BUTTER .....lb. GGO -COTTON SWABS ...... PKG. O F54 2 9 * taxpayers are the same 10 as qnly of eight gubernatorial with Robert C. Dennison and six-months option to purchase from toe renegotiated agree­ Lube Special EAST HARTFORD (AP) - last year, according to a report appointees. Absorbers ’ Wells C.^ Dennison, owners of the property for $450,000, with ment and with the directors Two Boston area men were by Edgar Belleville, town At Pinehurat toe parcel. the purchase price to be paid ih already on record backing toe ordered held Tuesday ori $20,500 assessor. However the position Our Each MPOA representatives two installments, but toto in rest of the agreement “ in prin­ bond each following their arrest on the list for several of them Plus PARKAY Soft MARGARINE GORTON’S One Small objected to the provision for a the same fiscal year — 1973-74. ciple,” a public hearing was Reg. 'on charges of larceny, and has changed and the aggregate $.99 Installation assessment for all 10 has 75 per cent cost default by toe Weiss recommended a scheduled for Jan. 2 of this year 3.44 possession of explosives, COD FISH CAKES Step For town, if it didn’t complete toe February referendum op* a on toe proposal. ^ The public dangerous weapons and dropped 3.7 per cent — from Double action design restores We check all fluid levels, com­ u . 4 5 * 2 . 8 9 * r«aty Trsat $23,378,039, a year ago to $22,- Conimon Sense purchase within the five years; proposed $1,391,000 appropria­ hearing was quiet and without that new car ridel Reduces sway pletely lube all visible grease fit­ marijuana.' to a requirement that the town tion, with $450,000 for incident. A week later, on Troopers said they ap­ 497,900 this year. and dip. Shocks for most cars in tings, check rear end grease In what has to be a first by a secure a zone change to In­ purchasing Laurel Lake and Jan. 9, toe d im tors authorized prehended Michael C. Clifton, The Top 10 are:’ stock. level. 10-OZ. Connecticut member of dustrial for the parcel, prior to $941,000 for improvements to a March 13 townwide referen­ 22, of Roxbury, Mass., and GORTON'S MNGED CLAMS 1. Hartford Electric Light Congress, Sen. Lowell Weicker ' assuming its ownership; and to toe sanitary landfill area. dum on toe proposed $1,391,000 WUliam' A. Battiste, 21, of Co., $5,010,590. Jr. has announced his office the provision for giving the The purchase would be sub­ appropriation. Recognizing that Brockton, to a radar speed zone 2. First Hartford Realty Famous STP will no longer “ burden the Dennisons a right-of-way to ject to state approval of toe toe state was awaiting a GE Cloud Nine on 1-84 late Monday night after 3 . . . n . 0 0 Corp., $2,854,540. public and the press with gran-' their landlocked property, in landfill operation and of plans (General Electric) re^rt on a the car Clifton was driving was 3. E. Downey, A. Delene, J. Windshield Solvent Oil Treatment diose declarations on contracts the event the town didn’t buy it. to improve it, to adequate statewide plan for garbage and observed traveling at a high Seedless Pink McKeown and J. Hudson (Foun­ and grants we did not, or even The MPOA requested also the financing of toe proposed ap­ refuse (disposal, toe directors rate of sp ^ . tain Village), $2,717,820.' .4. Alexander Jarvis, $2,254,- did, secure.” t proposal be placed before the propriation, and to a change to adopted a second resolution. Autoorities said the two men voters for approval or disap­ Sale on COKE g r a p e h h i i i : 450 — was 5th last year. Announcements of grants and Industrial Zone for toe parcel— ’This one declared the board’s wore arrested when a weapon, proval, at a townwide referen­ 5. Geri-Care Nursing Center, contracts provided by federal the latter prior to toe referen­ Intent not to complete the a quantity of marijuana and dum. GAL. $2,210,030 — was 4th last year. agencies have been traditional dum. purchase of the property, some explosives were found to The following week, on Nov. 6. N. H. Ellis and C.E. Kaplan with senators and congressnmn The directors accepted

r u i / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancheater, Conn., Thura., MarcB », iw » — p a g e itUUSIH / PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., March 8, IVIi About Town I TV Tonight i Sheinwold on Bridge ■i- g 5m Smimr^*» Hmmtdfor I North dealer Junior and Senior Oonfinna- g' Comphtm TV U»Ung9 I CAUTIOUS PLAY Neither tide vulnerable j* fl tion Classes of Emanuel l*i.v****^****** ...... SAVES CONTRACT ’ NORTH Lutheran Church will meet By ALFRED ^HEINWOLD A 63 tonight at 6:30 at the parish v; .9, State Sen. David O. Odegard — 6rtM — Sometimes only one of your Q? A K building. (S-8-22) NEWS opponents is dangerous, and 0 10 6 3 (Fourth SenatiN^al District)' ( ♦ I 4k AK8642 (18) 12 O'CLOCK HIGH you must therefore avoid losing th e nominating committee of WEST EAST fV .. ' ' (20) SOUNDING BOARD tricks to this player. It m a /b e Center Congregational Chundi (241 ZOOM quite safe to lose a trick to the G'AJ974 G 1082 , Get into a new look TOP TO wlU meet ton i^t at 7:30 at the goal is to have a yearly royalty (80) TO TELL THE TRUTH other opponent. The difference C? 874 0? Q965 “ Let tee boss know what’s;’s \ bbe i m ailed tio the addjrCds TOE. And begin the beat way 0 K J 7 2 0 9 8 church office. Ute board-of income of $1.7 imUlqi). Within (40) WILD WILD WEST does not depend on which oppo­ going on-keep him informed'I” printad j)i 'on Hie application G I G 1097 3 Christian concern will also tee same time framq CPDC with a terrific little top from nent is more skiilful or makes was a good rule to follow when I envelope. Ited seedling will not — 6:30 — SOUTH meet at 7:30 in the church also hopes to have created 3,400 Biitterfield’a. Try a bit of body more noise; it is purely a worked at Pratt and^ Whitiiey be mailed orhfOfne deUvered, (3) CBS NEWS library. new j(W for tee state’s skilled matter of position. G KQ5 Aircraft. but wiU bh ( ^ b u t e d In April hugging knit. . . or a little (8) ABC NEWS i;? r 10 3 2 workers aiid to have stimulated North deaier to the Forest^?’: Unit’s regular dolman sleeved delight. . . or (22-30) NBC NEWS 0 AQ54 Emanuel Lutheran Church, It. seems to me that $43 lisijlion’ a year in nm Neither side vulnerable Government has the same tree pickup pOhits around the - I (24) FRENCH CHEF G Q5 will have a Bible study Friday bustebu itt: Connecticut.! one^^^f our femm^fatale fortiea Opening lead—Seven of problem teat we had te«re-the state, one b6i"8 located in — 7:00 — North' East South West at 1:30 p.m. at the John One’Of the two projects style bloujea; Go aporty opr Spades boss (voter in this case) is often Boitda; t ' n\\ h (3) NATL GEOGRAPHIC 1 G Pass 2 N T Pass Kjellson home; 36 Flag Dr. Although .jthis program, is receiving serious consideration feminine, modem or yeateryear. West opened the seven of NT Pass Pass Pass kept In. tee dark although not Insects — "The Hidden World." 3 at present.is a new production' spades, and East put up the ten. intentlQnally. Caused directly realhr in e x U t i ^ 1 suaptet Whatever your mood, we’ve got A (8) TRUTH OR Opening lead — G 7 The executive committee of method for ^a precision hand South properly won with the by tee size -to whicte Govern­ very few people know of H. In top to match it. Catch the collec­ CONSEQUENCES the Center Congregational tool.. Ahoteei' proiiosal. would queen of spades. ment has grown these'days, it is fact, ! only know of it because I (18) DICK VAN DYKE could get back to dummy with Church council will meet fund further work ;dn a tion . . . new atylea added every At this stage. East was the one qf our more severe failings. receive, the "Connecticut (20) NBC NEWS the ace of hearts to cash the tonight at 8 in the Robbins technique to separate two day . . . at Butterfield’a Junior dangerous opponent. If East Neither programs or issues, Audubon CouncU Newsletta” (22-30) NEWS rest of the clubs. i,He made Room of tee church. isotopes of copper. One won a trick, he would lead' seem to a fair evaluation. and the “ Connecticut Sportawear place. (24) SOUU game easily with five club bypro^juict o f this technique another spade, and West would The Department of Envitbamehtal Bulletin.” Most Last show of series — Letters and tricks, one spade, two hearts, Washington LOL will m eet. wwild jte lis^ to manufactuie take the rest of the spades. Environmental Protection has programs, } think, should be poetry from viewers; reflections on and one diamond. Friday at 8 p.m. at Orange automatic .air pollution-control shows over the last five seasons. West was not dangerous. If a good example of a program avai^le t^ Everyone or not be The result would be quite HaU. devices. 1/ (40) ABC NEWS West won a trick in some other teat must be of interest to many offered at all, and to be truly different if South took the first The CPDC operation is A. Leg-of-mutton aleeved cardi­ — 7:30 — suit, he could not safely attack p^le. For the first time . available, there must be club trick with his queen. There patterned after Britain’s (8) YOU ASKED FOR IT spades. To do so would give honieownen with small lots knowledge of what exists. gan, with ribbed midriff. Sixea would be no way to run the National Research Develop­ (18) JONATHAN WINTERS l^uth a second spade trick. will be able to purchase low- In tee area of public issues, it S, M & L ...... 12.00 clubs without giving East a club The M A S HClub ment Corporation. The British D. (20) FILM South recognized this and cost wildlife plantings from tee has always bothered me teat trick. Then East would lead a corporation, founded in 1948, ■ (22) THRILL SEEKERS looked for a way to develop the LONG TDM State Forest Nursery.: political campaigns seem to -t I spade, and the hand would blow Sundays at 8 p.m. on CBS-TV (Channel 3 in Hartford). has funded some 640 projects, it k 1 (30) WAIT TILL YOUR clubs without giving a trick to The Departments’ Forestry concentrate on one or two right up. annual royalty income is tee B. One piece layered look top. FATHER GETS HOME East. There wasn’t very much Unit will, offer a packet of 30 “ glamour” issues even though Daily Question BUSMESSFUNDS equivalent of more than $15 that South could do, but he saw shrub seedlings with 20 tree your representatives will vote Soft print blouae with knit veat. (40) DRAGNET Partner deals and bids one million. one cautions play and promptly seedlings called tee “ Wildlife on thousands of bills during a Slzea S, M & L ...... 10.00 spade. The next player Connecticut is currently tee — 8H)0 — . made it. fo r , Buffer Bunch” to lot owners term of office, the “ CPDC” is only state funding the (3) THE WALTONS West Cels Trick passes, and you hold: Spades, whMrish to encourage wildlife. a good example of hhporiant K-Q-5; Hearts, J-10-3-2; development of new product Sissy Spacek Is anxious to get At the second trick. South led Andover Woridng Capital The cost for tee 50 seedlings is le^ lation passed last session Diamonds, A-Q-5-4: Clubs, Theatre concejits. However, tee CPDC’s C. Gathered bodice, fortiea atyle married. the low club from his hand, in­ Debt Consolidation which.was probably not (8-40) MOD SQUAD Q-5. Land Trust Opens 16. initial operating funds came blouae. Puff aleevea and tie stead of the queen. West Time Schedule The Buffer Bunch will incluite mentioned by any candidate for Kidnap and murder, linked to a fur What do you say? Expansion fr(»n a $100,000 grant from tee naturally followed with the jack 10 autumn olive, 10 dogwood'-. public office. The “Oiristian back. Sizea 7/8—13/14 ... 8.00 ,.<■ u coat. (R) Answer; Bid two diamonds. Town Plans Business Acquisitions federal government’s . |18) THEATRE ONE of clubs, and South triumphant­ and 10 honeysuckle shrub Science Monitor” recently You cannot jump to three Townwide Appeal Economic Development Ad­ ly played a low club from the Start Up Costs seedling; 10 white pine and 10 featured an article about tee Aspiring writer arrives In Hollywood s p ades with only 3-card spade Bum side-“ AvanU” 7:OOG:30 ministration. with a lot of talent and no common dummy. This gave a club trick ’ G la ss B in s Increa^ Profits spruce'seedlings.fnie seedlings Connecticut Product sense. ^ p p o r t, nor to 2-NT with only Jerry Lewis CTnenoa, South Will tee (7D C work and do D. Striped and flowered dol­ to West, who oould do no are six inches taU or taller and Development Corporation (20-22-30) FLIP WILSON ()-5 in one of the unbid suits. The Manchester Land businesses concerned with con­ W lndsor-“ Fear Is The Key” tee job it was designed for? I damage, and set up the rest of will take 8 to 10 years to (CPDC), a state agency soon to man top. V neck with body Quests: The Supremes, Ruth BuzzI, Show a suit of your own and Conservation Trust, Inc., has servation in Manchester to join 7:00-9:00 $5,000 to $60,000 think it will but we will not the clubs. ANNE EM T develop into a true buffer strip. provide financing to turn huKRing midriff. Sizea S, M & fi comics Burns and Schrelber. await developments. launched its first annual tee land trust unless they have State Theater—“ Great really know for several years. (24) ADVOCATES West led a heart to dummy’s Correspondent State Forester Edmund technologically innovative con­ L ...... 6.00 Copyright 1973 townwide appeal for regular already become charter Waltz” 8:00 The point is teat few even kno^ "Should you support the Lettuce king, and South continued with Tel. 229-3971 „ VandehniUen said, “ The plan­ cepts into marketable products. 'B. General Features Corp. voting memberships, associate members during the initial Meadows Drive-In—“ Across DEWEY of its existence—and tee “ boss” Boycott?" a club to his own queen. Now he ting program in the past was The state’s goal: To boost memberships and junior membership drive last fall. noth Street” 7:30; “ Hickey and ought to know. First Selectman Robert Post only offered for reforestation or employment among its skilled — 9:00 — membership^ Boggs” 9:30 INVESTMENT 'The real question is whether reports that a meeting has been restocking of large lots. Many workers. E. Cotton knit tank. Stitched (3) MOVIE Smith reports the Vernon Cine I—“ Steelyard we run a certain risk when we scheduled for next week Dr. Douglas H. Smite, presi­ poeple^.wite less than one acre with figurea, flowera and more. "The Marcus-Nelson-' Murders" Al-AnonGroups membership drive, open Blues” 7:15-9:00 CORPORATION Financed by a teh million concentrate on a few (1973). Drama of the sensational PORRMIENIBANO concerning construction of a dent, said a mailing of 13,000 wanted to replant their land for between October and Vernon Cine II—“ The Train dollar bond issue, aid will be “ fashionable” topics, as Ruffled cap aleevea. Sizea S, M murder ,of two Manhattan career Y O U m O P H i n E glass bin at the landfill area. letters has been completed this wildlife food and cover, but we women, based on actual slaying In Plan Workshop December 1972, was highly Robbers” 7:154:11)0 restricted to firms having politicians or as voters. ’The & L ...... 10.00 Funds, in the amount of week to all property owners in could not help because of tee 1963. Telly Savalas, Qene Woodbury. • lilBli successful with over 100 local 101 MiddleTpke. either headquarters or a plant risk is that, at least in theory, a. Jose Ferrer. $1,700, were appropriated in tee Manchester, with the cost. , The Al-Anon Family Groups residents and businesses Heavy Volume in Connecticut. In selecting ' representative can hit a few (8-40) KUNG FU present budget for the assistance of the Manchester Manchester, Conn. of Connecticut will hold their joining. ’These members have projects to sponsor , CPDC will “ hot” ones right and gain pop­ "The Praying Mantis Kills" — Youth construction, and during tee Sheltered Workshop on School The Amazon River, with a (203) 643-5110 MASTER CHARGE, heads for a showdovvn with killers. MiAKtMaimo seventh annual workshop, “ The voting rights in the trust until volum e o f flow 11 times as “ Now with tee interest in also consider tee feasibility of ularity while betraying a (18) 700 CLUB winter the selectmen have been St. wildlife and tee demand for BANK AMERICARD E Carousel of Hope,’ ’ Sunday, reviewing different designs, the end of tee 1973-74 fiscal year great as the Mississippi’s, producing tee new product, tee constituency on thousands of A License Under Uie UU plantings what they are, we can OR BUTTERFIELD’S (20-22-30) IRONSIDE April 8, at St. Bernard’s School most of which, according to Regular memberships are |S on April 30, 1974. spills from its mouth one- competence of tee managers important votes that no one f&th of all the fresh water Small Builnesi Investment Act offer the “ Wildlife Buffer Thief gets Intwan Impregnable bank in Montville. Post, have been well above the annually and are open to all proposing to develop it, and ever notices. (Conversely, can’t CHARGE. vault; Ironside gropes for clues. discharged by rivers into all Bunch” to anyiMie as long as tee E 3 Registration and coffee will total cost appropriated. Manchester residents 18 years The annual meeting has been whether tee product can be a good representative lose (24) AMERICAN FAMILY the seas of the world. seedlings are not used for be held at 12:30 p.m. followed A design has now, been chosen of age and older. Associate set, according to tee trust’s by profitably marketed. popularity by being buried in Part Nine — Bill Loud realizes his omanicntat purpose or resold,” marriage has collapsed. by workshops throughout the memberships at |2 annually are laws, for Tuesday, May 15. The constructive work while MSTMCm by the selectmen which will not CPDC plans to limit its afternoon. offered to all area residents program will include cocktails, Mr. VaiMletmiUen said. misjudging a “ hot” issue or — 10:00 — *rl7Nwm*MSM exceed tee appropriation. They investment in any single Open till 9 P.M. Tues. & Sat. till 6 AmMarMHISH Thomas Sargeant, former under 18. All members of the dinner, tnist business meeting CONN. SAIVAGI Co., he. dtal Ik. Homeowners who want to missing tee headlines? Even (8-40) STREETS OF SAN will meet with the new road project to $1(X),(X)0. In addition, chaplain at the Montana State f trutrust will be entitled to attend and a conservation speaker. purchase the “ Wildlife Buffer then, tee momentarily popular FRANCISCO foreman, Peter J. Maneggia, tho agency will not contribute Hospital, will be the feature meetings of members with Further details will be an­ Bunch’’ should obtain “ teing-to-do” is not always the Ex-con seeks revenge by planning to and Paul Jurovaty, landfill apt^catioiis from any of tee more than 50 per cent of any kill LL Stone's daughter. «• aaa iMiaMn speaker at the evening session. voting rights for tee fiscal year nounced by tee program com­ GLORIOUS EMPORIUM . r i^ t thing, to_d o, howevw dgiswiwfvet operator, and construction iS; Department’s four -regional product’s development costs (20-22-30) DEAN MARTIN liMrakiifwe The Al-Anon Family Groups expected to stert as soon as .endiqg April 3 0 , ^ mittee soon. righteous tee cause mdy seem. Quests: Jonathan Winters, Lisa Kirk. are a fellowship of relatives, * o ffic . Pl^aauL, Pirms which getfunding do not In. qiy . ppinioi»,„,tee r,eally feasible. il^ M lfiavdtfo pay hibl^fii? CPDC (24) STATE OF <)ONN. friends and assbciates“l^ ffiFmembershm-conainittee ^-.The committee urges ill OORNER OF HRRmmO ROM yaluabfe'work "ddhe at the «)of; the trust,' Under the tee^main grant. However, If the funded; — 10:3S — alcoholics. Their primary goal Red Cross Drive persons anxious to support • ^ 0= ^ ' ' ^ ^ grant...... Assembly is very often ’chairmanship of Harry Maid- o f iic e ^ in H a r tfo r d . The^conKept turns into a profitable (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY is to share knowledge, hope and TTie annual Red Cross drive preservation of open spaces and “ quiet”—tee really loud voices, ment, the trust’s vice 6 flNE ST. MiWGHESnR - 6» 77lfe| applications' witli a |6 check, product, the Connecticut courage to those^ interested jn will start in town on March 17 natural beauty in town to join however noticeable, seldom' — 11:00 — president, urges all individuals, mniip payable to “ Treasurer, agency will collect royalties. the disease of alcoholism. and will continue through the the trust and atmnd the annual add up to much. (8-18-22-30-40) NEWS DKT«nE-(N) couples, families and local Hi ■. State of Connecticut,” should Within 10 years tee agency’s Mu Sq«-"llM Tnki Mtm" Open to the public, further 31st. meeting. (20) HAVE GUN — WILL information and registration TRAVEL FR. - McQmm - NmGm (N) Members of the finance Neighbor! forms may be obtained by committee for the driye are — 11:05 — **THE 6ETAWAY” calling 644-2743 or writing to Donald MacDonald, Bunker I gave you the wrong / % (24) JANAKI nWK 649-I333 Connecticut Al-Anon, P.O. Box Hill Rd.; Mrs. Walter inf otmaUbn last week — 11:30 — 888, New Haven. Wroblinski, Lake Rd.; and Mrs. — my wife didn’t (8-40) JACK PAAR Andrew Gasper, Hebron Rd. Soothe The come home after all. I (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON B oy Scouts guess she just likes Quest: Judy Collins. Boy Scout Troop 124, which ip southern weather. She — MIDNIGHT — the past has limited its troop did call, however, be­ (3) NEWS B l MB m ML (N) Playing at 7 & 9 P.M. size to 25 boys, is now opening it cause she was con­ — 12:30 — Jaw FmG • Dm SuIIimM Low Admlaslon Prices up to any boys 11 years of age or cerned about how I (3) MOVIE SAT. - SUN. older who might want to join. “Steelyard Bliies” was managing for _ "Qreen Mansions” (1959). Audrey MATINEE at 1 A 3 P.M. Interested boys should attend Hepburn. Anthony Parkins. Phone 649-9333 -^“Snoopy Come Home" any Thursday evening meeting meals in her absence. I explained I was struggling the H Coming: “Avenir of the troop. Meetings are held best I could—eating at Cavey’s One night, Willie’s the n uM inuT .n from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Andover next, then the Red Coach, and The Yankee Peddler. fjn Elementary School. iLt Her attitude suddenly changed—said I have some S T A T E — - Bloodmobile E. ba-r'tr»j MAMCHfSTIR CINTIR nerve suffering in such elegant surroundings without IRK PARK RI*B Of fMIATRt The Red O oss Bloodmobile NIM H MSI JERRY LEWIS' her. And what about vrine, women and song, she ' will be at St. Columba’s wanted to know. I told her she bad nothing to worry Onoeteeie lit HW t«Pmvaji *v . — lurntt — i Church, Rt. 87 in Columbia on wassiiigiiig March 14 from 1 ;4S to 6:30 p.m. about-I never was much of a singer. spring cotton prints and (bind ng MANCHESTER Walk-ins are welcome. Anywayr back to the business at hand. Big list (100% and cotton andall DRIVt IN ROUTES 6 i 44A incomplete of course) of what we expect to be peddling the wodd blends, perfect for FrI., Sat, Sun. this we^end. Here goes: spring sewing 45* wide was Town Seeks Bids 99c yard in love! Sest Actress I^ r Walks, Curbs UzaMsMM Sest Supporting Bids will be opened March 23 V! A, ) ° d designer knits e r wua in the Municipal Building for constructing storm drains, single knHs in florals, IS Onlrtlllrtittt sidewalks and curbs on the. V o o 0 " stripes and jacquards, ) V o PlusCo-Htt north side of Hartford Rd., designer lengths “Hldiay A Boggs” from McKee St. to W. Center- 1 . 2 9 r » i BIH Cosby RobMl Culp Spencer Sts.; and for constructing sidewalks and curbs on tee south side of Wells GOnON REMNANTS FunnfMt lit Long Timol St., from Spruce St. to 400 feet NEW east. good sdeclion The sidewalk and curb work p rin ts/ includes loaming, seeding and solids 45* wide SUNDAY NITE DANCE EXPLOSION fertilizing the area and Ire )N 17, II, IS, W IS ywri iMTT Nth ScM Sm T installing concrete retaining Put your head in the cloi^a and THIS SUNDAY NITL..MAIICH11TH. walls and steps where n ^ e d . Watch Bands Vitamins Shoe (}are H lUM M KB CM K M l ■ MMUSIB M MHim - M K In addition, the Hartford Rd. Sun Glasses Luggage Rubber Gloves acetate and jersey prints your toea in a pair of our high- m » CmB UMFUn n RIEMT n NME « Ml MBJMK sidewalk and curb construction B BM 7:11 n MMK7 IBUn - MBIWM I T $UI Alarm Clocks Shampoos Soaps bright new prints for riae, aling back platforma. You’ll will require the removal of 24 Hair Gels Supporters Foot C!are I K IMMIKW S4KGE MUNP HMM Nnr TMMn trees — 21 identified in the ail those dresses Hair Sprays Cosm etics Lamps feel ten feet tall and look terrific. ATI' specs as maple, 2 as oak, and 1 yard 4 5 * wide Ck)ugh Synips Furniture Stationery 88c Sling backa ahown^ available in BRAMBLE" as just plain “ tree.’’ oniRH-nt MMir uonr m The antiqued EugRch leather, 26.00. 0«MrMf«Yi#li ITS IUHT MINI NHY iMMZU Plus aU kinds of carpet, glassware, groceries, stereo, Pilgrim Mills cordially invites you t o attend Other apirit lifting platforma i, , , . . records and tapes, bedding, paper g<)ods, shoes, towels priced from 15.00-21.00. BEER Broad Stieet and sheets, and hundr^s of t& gs I can’t even S im p lic ity ’ s L iv e F a s h io n with BarWzon Models to show rem em ber. .* & Slide Show whafsnewto sewforsfHinx! With Your S So come visit and enjoy the delicious complimentary Seo(eMl> Whcw^ coffee: while you look. We’ll really enjoy seeing you. PROJECTIONS: Spring ’73 shows you Thuradw, March Oth at 7:30 P.M. L u n c h t o n Remember that we sell with a ”no4ard*time” everything that’s new insuring fashion Friday, MOrch 9th at 2 P.M. < 123 IHM Sr„ MRMKSra (Cmur tf Pteri Siraet) ' money back guarantee if your purchase does not anii fabrics with a colorfu and7:lDP.iyi. 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. Broad Street SPECIALS for Burs-, Fri. & Sat Only DAIRY QUEEN* ilease you in every way. And my wife says, “ Don’t show of slides and live fashions. Como soe them oH at SOrget your wallet!” ALSO WINES FOR YOUR ir Broiled Boston Scrdd ...... *2.10 PLEASURE 242 Broad Street PARKADE TAKE 1-96 T 9 EXIT iia2. . Wnh potato, vgtigtabl9,$sM iRememneA Our Exhausting r * tAt Bokod Lssoqiui ■ ■ *1.05 Hours: Thurs. Eve (Ugh!) 6 to 9. FJlfdRIO Oe^ART*«RT^«TORE8 WHhoolod Fridays: 10 to 9 and Saturdays 10 MANCHESTER ^ Oakland Street (E^t 94 off l>86) to 5. We’re Resting Less. Q lK t A G ^ I 363MR. BROAD 8T.TURKEY ♦Reg. U.S. )*at. 0 » . Am. D. Q. Corp. c 1972 Am. D. Q. Corp" Monday thru Saturday 10 A.M. to 9:30P.M. 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nothing to do with tee questions wood procewing, Izvestia con­ State regulations “ strictly MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet Representatives of the Communist 'Party is cracking under discussion.” tinued. forbid” such- triib, Izvestia NOTICE Intenial Revenue Service will Founded Oct, i, 1881 T h e most inveterate Officials of a cement combine warned. It added teat directors down on executives who go on be in Manchester tomorrow to' junketeers' seem to be those in­ in Kirgiz one year made 49 of enterprises who dispatch junkets and write them up in give' assistance in the Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their volved in construction, machine "komandirovkas” — as tolkaches would have to pay for PLAZA PHARMACY expense accounts as business preparation of 1972 income tax Co., 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. building and lumbering and busbess trips are called — to the trips out of their own 7M E. MIDDLE TPKE. trips. returns. Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) should telephone the circulation depart­ “ Every year tee state spends ^tudy. developments b related pockets. industries. The paper said tee Central They will be in the Municipal ment, 647-9946. millions of rubles on business Building Hearing Room, from Published every evening except Sun­ trips,” Izvestia said in a frqnt- “A lot can be learned from (tommittee has also ordered all Did You 8:30 a.m! to 4 p.m. Those days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation studying advanced experience subordinate organizations to PRESCRIPTIONS page editorial. seeking assistance are asked to Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ Member of The Associated Press But more often than not, tee Know That,,, on tee spot,” Izvestia said, but institute systematic controls over business trips and bring bring with them' all papers cond Class Mail Matter. . trips are “ useless” junkets “ none of tee innovations they , from 1968 pertaining to tee tax returns. f.i which “ squander state funds,” E adi year, Canada’s meat became.acquainted with were guilty parties to “ strict party Burl L. Lyons Publisher ever put into operation. responsibility.” ' The Manchester Publishing Co. IzvesUa added. packers handle more than three pillion pounds of meat. It also reported that a lot of Are Available At assumes no financiai responsibility for The paper said tee Central “ Committ^, tee j^rty’s ruling time and state moiley is spent Subscription Rates typographical errors appearing in adver­ body, recently .exaniined tee Lake BonifevUle, a now-ex­ for journeys of “ tolkaches,” the Payable in Advance tisements and other reading matter in whole question'of business trips tinct lake of the United States, trouble-sbboting ‘ 'pushers” 85 East Center St. I Ttie Manchester Evening Herald. One Month $3.23 and found flagrant examples of once covered what now is Neva­ dispatched to bureaucratic Display advertising closing hours, "overindulgence.” da, Utah, Oregon and Cali­ Jiottlenecks to get things At Summit St. LEHOX PHAMUCY Single Copy 154 three full days prior to publication. fornia. moving. Sometimes its take a By Carrier, Weekly 754 In Leningrad alone, nearly 299 EAST CENTER ST. Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon 1,000 conventions a year bring threat, sometimes flattery, The boomerang has been TEL. 649-0896 One Year $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon people to tee picturesque old sometimes a well pbced bribe. known to return to the thrower, WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIAL g, Six Months $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and Czarist capital from tee far Izvestia said that during an even after striking the ground. 18-month period more than Three Months $9.75 Mondd^. reaches of tee Soviet Union. “ Quite often these mass 12,0(X> tolkaches visited a pipe BooUegging, the smuggling gatherings are badly factory in Nikopol and a I SWEETHEART ROASE 4.87.1 of illicit liquor, is an old name metallurgical combine "in prepared,” the paper said. which goes back to the days Read Herald Advertisements “ The conventioneers gather for Krivoy Rog because the plants f. ^ OPEN TO 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY # w h«i liquor was concealed in had failed to deliver supplies U,S, Walks Narrow Path insignificant reasons. the large sea-boot of the smug­ Sometimes participants have ordered months ago...... gler. It would appear that two nations their familiar refrains on that point seeking to improve relations with but they did say neither would seek each other would have the approba­ “ hegemony in the Pacific area” and IF A POLAR bear bears a tion of the rest of the world and so both opposed anyone else seeking bare polar bear, Is the polar Sensational bdar bare that bears the Save they do, except when other nations see dominance there. bai^ polar bear? Can’t an­ Savings! a potential threat to themselves in the This proved of scant comfort to swer that from looking at Over ^2! and offspring Paddl- accord. Taiwan, whose uneasy status as a na­ at the London Zoo. When the United States and the tion depends upon Washington and n Misses’ Peoples Republic of China agreed to Peking. Manchester Countryside from Garden Grove Road. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) Columbia 100% Nylon exchange liaison offices, a step short Exchanging missions may serve Polyester of formal diplomatic relations, they many important purposes of formal Grand List Cire Pant Coats took pains to assure the world — and diplomatic relations, one being to The Innocent ,Cul $38,797 Slacks Soviet Russia — that their facilitate broadened trade between Capital Fare 88 VIRGINIA CARLSON relationship would never be directed two countries. Correspondent R e g . to against a third country. President Nixon’s historic visits to .4ndretc Tally Tel. 228-9224 Bystander 6.99 R eg . 6.99 That was plain enough, perhaps, to Peking and Moscow and the end of the The Board of Tax Review has ease any anxiety Moscow may feel war in Vietnam paved the way for the reduced tee Grand List of Oct. .iri Hoppe Nixon Banking on Liberals 1,1972, by $38,797, after hearing about its Asian and American rivals new accord, and Russia’s border dis­ about 140 complaints. Snap closure, elastic waist. New (or I Spring colors, sizes S, M, L. drawing closer together. But it did lit­ pute with China may have caused The corrected Grand List so pass the hat among your pals stands at $22,112,269. The tle to allay the fears of Nationalist China to seek a closer relationship and WASHINGTON-In his secret It worked. The mayors have Government Has No Problems banded together like a crowd of in the munitions business who clerical work, oh file at the China, which long has been an in­ direct communications with the U.S. heart, I suspect Richard Nixon grew fat on tee war. This, town clerk’s office, was done by doesn’t really want to give antiwar demonstrators to roar the Federal Bureau of Problem incidentaliy, is not the worst Mrs. Connie Seymour. dependent government on Taiwan. In any event, it appears to be ’The admirable theme of Mr. North Vietnam $2-billion, give that Nixon has adopted a “ Hanoi Solving. idea ever advanced by tee South The United States has steadfastly Nixon’s second Administration or take a few hundred million. First” policy. ’The Rev. Jesse another step toward the era of peace Dakotan, but bis anti-North Parents was to get the Federal O n Director Burns’ advice, His recent maneuverings Jackson, Chicago’s militant maintained it would not aband^ the President seeks. But the path the President impounded not Vietnam position must baffle Parents of incoming Government “ off the backs of strongly suggest that he is black leader, has accused the merely half the funds to clean some of his 1972 supporters. freshmen at Windham High Extra Size Taiwan. ahead is clearly a narrow one. people,” as he put it, and let banking on the liberals in administration of “ transferring Solids, fancies; up the Nation’s lakes and In fact, Nixon’s opponents in School are invited to attend a pull-ons on them solve their own problems. (tongress to get him off the the OEO to Hanoi.” Hardly a Both China and the U.S. omitted rivers, but all the funds. Congress are in a bind. Many of meeting in the high school Ladies’ Tops waistband, flare Exactly how he hoped to hook. day passes without a fiery “ Don’t,” said Director Burns, them stilLfavor aid to JHanoi in auditorium tonight at 7:30 p.m. leg. 8-18. achieve this noble goal did not N ot having been born speech by some liberal on smiling confidently, “ go hear principle, but if the money A member of Windham High become clear until February of yesterday, the President must Capitol Hill in inveighing the water.” doesn’t come from domestic School’s Guidance Program 1973.. With meat prices soaring have been aware long months against Nixon’s “ sellout” to the Poverty, that age-old scourge programs it will have to come will be at Porter School Mon­ and housewives up in arms, it ago that spending American :Communists...... was Federal Reserve, B o ^ of mankind, proved equally dollars, ersatz as they mayjbe irony m the wtuation is from higher taxes, and few of day, according to Principal Reg. (Hiairman Arthur Bums who sduUie. “ We will have no more ipteni^ionilly,, to recpniituoti. fascinatmg.,Those liberals who out national legislators are Clarence Edmondson. Plans for Girls’ Body Suit and Skirt Sets 5.99 brave enough to embrace that tee freshman year'at tee high L ' pointed the way. - ’ : j)dverty the moment people the Communist enemy would no'W protect against using tax stop being poor,” -Director alternative. Nixon knows this. sch ool wifi be discussed. I Open Forum \ If, people had a problem not cause dancing in American monies to bind North Vietnam’s Burns pointed out. “ Personally, He keeps telling Main Street Parents are invited to tee 2:15 buying meat (even on a lay­ streets. He was right. wounds are the same who for away plan), he said, they could I would advise them to buy fjve- years bled gallons for the teat a t ^ boost can be avoided p.m. meeting and cou rse Size* Size* Styled for the fuller figure. Knits, Conservatives and liberals on 7-12 solve their problem themselves per-cent tax-free Municipal gallant, freedom-loving enemy. only if Congress goes along with selection cards for the next 4-6x jerseys and polyesters. Short Capitol Hill have joined in Reg. 3.99 Reg. 4.99 sleeves. Sizes 40 to 46. by simply not eating the bonds.” ) Bleeding, they demanded as a his campaign to reduce F ^ eral year should be completed and The Perfect Companion for Under Pants why not make, your own? Or impress me and many others denouncing the han­ stuff—at least one day a week. Now that the concept curing a matter of morality that the expenditures. returned to tee school office as Shopping Hints does the coffee clatch in­ who thought about the figured dout-conservatives because ‘"The American public,” he problem by giving up its cause United States not only stop ’There is, of course, a way to soon as possible after March 14. Sheer Knee Hi’s terfere? the difference. they don’t like Reds and Dear editor: said, “ would be just as Well off had been established, people fighting but finance Norte Viet­ end the stalemate. Hanoi The ^idance counselor will I looked into Mr. and Mrs. The amount quoted is $1,391,- liberals because they seek more Wonderlori’ yarn. One size fits 8-1/2 to 11. In reading the shopper’s arti­ if it spent less on meat and found they could solve their nam’s reconstruction. Their continues to insist that it won be at Porter School during tee Soft, hand washable lambskin in solids, prints, combos. 4-6x, 7-12. Beige, taupe, navy or cijmamon. Average Shopper’s basket for 25 000 for the project but the 3^ funds for social programs. cle by Betty Ryder, I gathered more on cheese.” own troubles even without slogan was billions for Hanoi, tee war, a claim supported by morning hours of March 20, 21 years, 22 as manager of a large year projection of cost at $4,- Assuming that Nixon is not that she must have specialized The wisdom of Mr. Bums’ Director Burns’ advice. but not one cent for Saigon. many of tee anti-Nixon liberals and 22, according to chain and found. this. Senior 500.000 was soft pedaled, liiis all that enthusiastic about in home economics, but not in modest proposal was Those with sexual hangups Consider tee about-face of on tee Hill. Indeed, a look at tee Edmondson. Any parent who citizens are pretty much in a would be the cost to the year dispatching aid to Hanoi, he’s shopping. immediately apparent. Millions renounced sex. Those who Sen. George McGovern. sagging American economy desires an individual con­ rut,, they make their meals 2008. Borrowing the amount of always known he could count on Evidently she is name brand o f patriotic.^ Americans feared crime in the streets Throughout the Presidential would seem to support Hanoi’s ference may register for an ap­ from scratch and still use the money we need for this project the conservatives to bellow conscious, as prices quoted jubilantly gave up eating meat stayed home. Those who dis­ campaign, his speeches on tee case. ’Thus, Nixon could please pointment. old fashioned methods of would cost the taxpayers of their opposition. Intentionally /J must have been these. Is she one day a week. In fact, some of liked busing, airplane Vietnam War persuaded tee liberals by announcinjg that ♦ *1 washing dishes and cleaning Manchester approximately $1,- or not, he then arranged aware . that the purchase of the poor were so patriotic they hijackings and fouled-up Am- audience to take it for granted tee U.S. took a clobbering and I Lent pans, etc. ^ 400.000 in interest at 5% per matters so the left would take company products can usually hadn’t eaten any in years. trak schedules walked. And the that if elected he would propose the American taxpayer by ’There will be evening masses Ms Teen-age (married) has ceqt over a 20-year period. to the barricades. w result in substantial savings Naturally, solving their own Postal Service ran smoothly the massive economic aid to Hanoi. asking Norte Vietnam to set up on Wednesdays and Fridays at to try immediately the latest In other words it will cost He has done this by making it and in a reliable chain their problem in this fashion quickly very day that people stopped If necessary, it seemed. Good a Marshall Plan to rebuild us. 7:30 p.m. during Lent at St. product on the market. more in interest than the whole perfectly clear that bundles for quality is as good as the instilled in Americans a new mailing letters. George would have crawled, to Columba’s Church. There will Further if a person buys 3 amount quoted by our Town Hanoi would come from nationally advertised brands? sense of seif-reliance and a Alt might have gone well if tee Norte Vietnamese leaders be no morning masses those cans at 75 cents (quote); if it is Fathers for the purchase and domestic programs. He is dis­ In fact many of these are capacity for sa^crifice—qualities food prices, led by cheese, to ^ k a cease-fire and induce days, according to the Rev. good merchandise he is in­ for putting it in shape for use. mantling the Office of produced and labeled for the Mr. Nixon held dear. He was so hadn’t continued to skyrocket. teem to accept our money. Current Quote John Kozon. chains by the national adver­ telligent, as by the time he Before they can use it at all Economic Opportunity and pleased, he appointed Mr. “ If you can solve your problem wants to cut M ^ ca re benefits. Ha! McGovern has now The men of St. Columba’s will tiser. checks the shelf price it will they must divert the Hockanum of the high cost of meat by Burns Director of the Federal Tlirough various surrogates in announced that he will fight to “ We know better than any make their annual weekend 1 doubt if many are even already have gone to 29 cents River and either cover it with giving up eating meat,” Bureau of Problem Solving. Treasury, Defense and the th e bitter end any citizen has ever known how retreat at the Immaculate looking at T-Bones, (I have to per item. I’ll bet ovCr half of four feet of clay or spread a Director Siurns said sternly in a ’The first problem Director Office of Management and administration attempt to great it is to be an American. Retreat House from March 30 use capitals) at $1.86 to $1.89 our young shoppers could not plastic sheet over it to contain nationwide address, “ you can {infants’ and Toddlers’] Burns turned his attention to Budget, he has informed the spend tax funds on rebuilding It’s good to be home.” — Air to April 1. Those interested but one large chain has offered make a decent, complete meal the fluids which will seep due to solve your problem of the high Wonderlon* and Canvas Travel Long & Elegant was the high cost of medical nation’s mayors that they won’t the Communist portion of may make reservations with Nylon Hooded them for $1.69 for several from scratch without wearing the rain and moistiuc content of Force Col. James H. Kasler of Girls’ Flannel Misses’ Nylon Long care. ‘"This certainly isn’t the cost of food the same way.” Vietnam. You want dough to tee rectory or Patrick Picard. Agilon* Panty Hose and Shoulder Bags Caftans weeks with full tenderloin. out the cook book, further if the the garbage. This is very get as much money as they Indianapolis, Ind., a POW freed Lined Jackets Jackets Gowns and Baby Dolls Government’s problem,” he, In a week, Americans were Any boy in tee 4th grade or I Premium yarns, shopper doesn’t know simple poisonous and can contaminate expected to rebuild their cities. butter up Hanoi, he told Nixon, Sunday. One mother claimed she had said. “ It’^the problem of those self-reliant, healthy, hangup older who is interested in being I perfect (Itl No bag Reg. fractions, she should be taken. rivers and streams. loV sag. Spring to cut out baby food and sub­ ’ who get sibk. free, safe from crime and star­ an altar boy may call the TTiere are many varieties of In the Sunday Clourant there 1 shades. 1.S* 99« stituted their own type food. My ‘"Fhe answer, then, is simple: ving to death. rectory to register. Father Vic­ cheese dishes, (at $1.29 per was an article stating that the brothers were ra i^ on this don’t get sick.” Tlie country was fortunately // tor will hold a class Saturdays Amplon'Panty Hose pound) that may be made for a State of Connecticut has // and even given a chicken leg to “ By golly!” Cried millions of delivered from the throes of It's Bad News from Washington— No Check! from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. 5.99 7.99 petitioned the legislature for chew at the age of 10 months. family of 4? 3.97 Big totes with leather trim. Ideal for home entertaining. Americans worried about the ostarvation by a sudden sharp Flannel lined for warmth. 40 denier nylon in new I All nude or panty ~ Has she ever tasted baby food? Does your writer know the the erection of 25 refuse dis­ f^ylon or nylon cireln various styles. Spring-’ pastels, smartly I style in 2 sizes. J"®*' | Safari, feed bag and shoulder 40 denier Opaque nylon, $150-a-day cost of a hospital increase in the smog level, Red Cross Drive Styles for boys and girls. 12- I New Spring tones. Pkg. R. They had better health Uian the marginal profit that a chain posal plants in 35 towns, one of ‘"rhat’s your pjwblem,” Direc­ Better domestic make. 4-14. trimmed. S, M, L. styles. solids, prints. bed. “ Why didn’t we think of The annual Red Cross 24, 2-4. children today. store makes after finding which is Manchester, by the tor Burns told the angry, that?” membership and gift drive is I wonder if your shopper ac­ steaks under shelving, frozen year 1985 and that land for these coughing delegation of en­ Overnight, Americans were now under way. About 45 tually investigated the average foods, milk, cream and other plants would be in environmen­ vironmentalists. But once not only more self-reliant, but women volunteers will canvass SAVE shopper’s basket? If so. I’ll perishables, left on the shelves tal parks. again, he showed the way. healthier, too. And once the tee town during the next two »1! wager that she found nearly to spoil? Don’t blame them. Where does that leave us? First he tried a gag securely pattern had been established, weeks. A group of men will dne4ialf as follows: cake or There is the source, that is paid What would we do with this across his mouth. Then he solutions tumbled daily from e lic it business donations. cake mix, pie, ice cream, jelly not to raise food, the middle land? We now have, on con^r- carefully "placed a clothepin The special need, in the local Men’s Flare or jam, cookies, candy, at least man, labor, cost of truckihg, vative estimates, eight years of over his nose.... one variety of 6 or 8 pack etc. Buy one share of any com­ dumping at the present site and drive is to continue the & Superbell throwaway soda, (bottle prices pany and you will find where with care and separation of swimming classes which have are passed on to the buyer), the supermarket trap really is. reusable materials, this could Herald** Today's Thought been a summer activity here Chambray Jeans frozen waffle, pancake or Richard E. Jackman easily be stretched to the for 25 years. There is an urgent french toast mix and prepared 60 Oak Street required 1985 dateline. We Yesterdays One of the basic cornerstones need for extra money for this ] o f America is religious Recrratibn (?ouncil-Red Cross- meals, frozen dinners, etc., etc. Manchester could save the taxpayers 25' Years Ago A pound of stew beef and a lit­ millions of dollars and have a freedom, but too often this sponsored activity. About 200 tle flour plus the ingredients for much better form of disposal Icy highways cause number freedom is thought' of in children and youth are enrolled her (ch iden backs and necks) than we could have by landfilL of local accidents. abstract, as a proposition to be each year. , Men’s Polyester Knit _ .... Cheney Bros, donate $1,500 to defined by scholars or a princi­ The chapter towns of Boys’Denim Jeans soap plus toast (from day old Think About It It is very difficult to unders­ Sport and Dress ShIrtsB Boys’ Sport Shirts bread) makes a meal. Wait tand why we are having a public Red Cross, $500 more than last ple to be defended before the itedover, Columbia and Hebron No-iron poly/cotton solids. year. Cire Jacket there’s more, fooey on chicken To the editor: referendum . before the state courts of the land. But religious host four Bloodmobile visits a Zip front, short sleeves. Center Congregational broth. I was shocked and dismayed has either accepted or rejected liberty is not just a proposition year. Part of tee money raised Tapered with tails. 8-18. at the stand of the Manchester the land in question. Referenda Church votes 81 ppr cent in or a principle. It is prople. Peo­ goes to tee National R ^ CIross Big new look! Blue chambray, Evidently the poor old senior I % 2 e 9 9 snap or zip fly, contrast stitching. 3:82 >88 citizen is so senile that he or sh^ Property Owners Association co$t money and this one should favor of merger with ple living and worshipinig in % Disaster Fund. 5«44 Poly blend or all cotton 10 Textured poly and 29-36. oz. denim. No-iron; navy the price in­ on Uie Laurel Lake issue. It was not be held until after we know Evangelical and Reformed total fre^om . Without fear of This Is the look! Tri-color front. YOUR is unable to gnup poly/nyibns. Tailored only, sizes 8-18. creases as much as Ms Teen­ always my impression that they what the state will do. The church. persecution. Without coercion V. stretchknits. 141/2-17, S to XL. Zip-in hidden hood. 8 to XL. CHOICE 1 . 8 8 age shopper. were working for the taxpayers referendum should wait for 10 Years Ago to conformity. As they wis)t. / Well I have news for her. Go of Manchester, now I question state approval .before akking. General Manager Richard Answering only to their con­ About Town science and to the God whp w Orion* Blend Men’s Boys’ Sweatshirts t9 Senior Citizens Club and ask it. the people vdtether or not they Martin recommends $130,471 Men’s Suede Sport Casual Boys’ BJsoball them. Cheese up 12 cents on a 6- I attended the meeting at want to spend more than $2,- cut in 1963-64 school budget guides them. SpaiMlItopori & Boys’Qrew Socks No-fron Creslan/cotton; ■1 The Saturday Night Swingers Jackets long raglan sleeves, crew onnce package; eggs, pork, Waddell School when the public 000,000 oQ land they can do little request of $4,010,471. A lost proposition can be Genuine suede of North United Methodist 75% hl-bulk Orion* 25% ^ e -l Sizes 6 to 16. neck. 10-16. beef up 90 to 40 cents per pound. -was n ot allowed to ask with after the incinerator plant Hartford Court of Conunon redefined. A lost principle can uppers, ndtulral crepe 7Sc Church will have a “ fun solife.^ - ; I nylon. Basic/fashlon colors. questions but simply to write is in operation. Pleas u^olds Town Planning be re-established. But lost peo-' 7 1 2 the senior citizen being on a evening” and potluck Saturday questions on cards and they Taxpayers. Think about it. Commission decision approving pie are hard to recover. limited fixed income would be at 6)30, p.m. at tee church. wpre answered without rebut­ Decide if you want to throw. subdivision for Bryan Farm. Religious liberty is people. Let the last to know, while Ms Member^re reminded to bring tal. The thing that was stressed away this aniount of money Town o f Manchester and Mrs. us guard them well. — Liberty aWAVSTOOHAROe SALE Thurs. thru Sat Teen-age shopper or even those their fa v ^ te food dishes for 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. over and over again was that when we ail have all we caii do Myron Boglish, chairman of March - April 1072. Men. thru FH. 6:30 SJn.tu6:88.|Mn. - in the 20’s and 90’s, throw their the potluckr^Dessert will be landfill would cost $3. per ton to make ends meet now. Muichester blood program, are Robert W. Eldridge, •oL trOO SJn. to 6:38 p jn . cartons of cigarettes into the prodded. After supper, there and incineration would cost $13. Evelyn W. Gregan ^ cited for “ distinguished perfor­ Pastor MANCHESTER basket and ginan about the h iA will be. a demonstration of price of food. the way with per ton. This fact might im­ . 53 Schaller Road mance” in 1962 Greater Hart­ South United square dancing and games. RavioU at 57 to U cents a cian. press some people but it did not Manchester ford Red Cross blood program. Methodist Church

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SAN FRANCISfX) (AP) - A and university Utararies, jour­ at 60 cents each. Noyes has itaissionary'parents.'also sells a plain storefront shop that nalists, buthors,: government them in 35 languages. ' line of Hanoi-published writing, Sit-’ At Rham Teacher Hearing ToUand Yost Again Seeking started selling Communist agencies and China-watchers, The h if^ y political Peking much of it political. he said. Review is available for ^ Chinese bookk and magazines a ^ Although his earlier imports few years ago is now a booming In his headquarters here, the cents. ' ANNE EM T '/• 'w ere limited strictly by the business with branches in New sh he started 12 years ago, Nearby tqa shelf with a selec­ Correspoodcjnt To Install Gas Pumps U.S. Treasury Department, York City ahd Chicago. the shelves are loaded with tion of ^Idren’s books, . Tel. 228-3971 Books every English'-'language including “ revolutionary comic Noyes now is able to import “ Business has doubled in the J- posters, musical records, Over 100 students, teachers past year,” said Henry Noyes, publication produced in the books’’ for older children. will be a new lO.-feam volumes on ancient and modem and residents from the towns of 62, owner of China Books and People’s RepubUc of China. Titles include “ Immortal Hero have PZC approval. Town Ihtematioiial League T^ladng Hebron, Andover and VIVIAN yi^KENNESON Well Silkoi posters of Communist Yang Ken-sze” and ■Chinese art apd iarcheology and Periodicials. He says his firm is Correspondent Counsel Robert King I a t » up­ the

, 875-6063. O Not Cheap of the board Feb. 15 that Yost had originally presented who has been working closely Lions Club Danes Hartsbom’s contract would not plans for a small shopping with the PZC and the Advisory • The Tolland Lions Club has be renewed, a large portion of cotter, includihg a Cumberland Committee, has eq>lained that announced that its' recent By HAL BOYLE the plan has been tied up at the the student body at the h i^ Farms and two other stmes, dinner-dan<% was a success. NEW YORK ( A P ) '- Silence printers, but should be fainted sdwol has shown support of almig with the gas pumps. Approximately 9^00 was netted, is golden, they say, and talk is Hartshorn in one way or However, the' commission soon. which will go toward their 1973 cheap. The PZC discharged the another. qtecificaOy amended the plan, scholarship fund. i Well, if you put those two Advisory Committee Monday This was apparent last night vdiichlwas ajiproved Blay 1, . The Lions Club a w a rd s a a(^ge8 side by side, one may be n i^ t, feeling that its job has as the students stood, some 1972, to state that the gas 9500 scbel^rship to a graduating rif^t— but the other couldn’t be been completed. The Advisory with tears in their eyes, and pumps, island and tanks were senior from Tolland High wronger. ; p v; , Committee, under the sang “ You’ll Never Walk not to be included. School in 1971 and 1972. The club Silience, it is true, may often chairmanship of Edwin Alone” as Hartshorn walked (Photo by Anne Ebnt) At that time it was the has not yet determined^the be more valuable tlm gold. But V ick oy, has been working for \ into the school with his at­ understanding by the P K that amount or number, of whoever said that talk is cheap Bernard Hartshorn, in center with stripped tie, talks with the decision o f the Rham Boiard of Education not to renew over a year gathering torney, Paul Scherbacow of the a Zoning Board of Appeals scholarships to be awarded.this must never have had to pay the witnesses and observers after a hearing was adjourned on his contract. information from townspeople firm of Satter, Fleischmann variance granted for the pumps year. pHce for shooting his mouth off. as to their feelings of udiat a and Scherbacow. at that location had p a s ^ the Junior Girl Scouts It is the uhnecessary remark comprehensive town plan Conunents such ■ as “ Good of the witnesses testifying on three-^year expiration date. The annual Father and that often costs us the most, testify Monday evening on schools; Dr. Richard ^Zanini, exchange of informaUon bade should include. ^ luck, Bemie,” and “ We’re with Hartshorn’s behalf were asked Yost agreed to the PZC terms Daughter banquet will be held and we sometimes wish we had Hartshorn’s behalf are Robert assistant superintendent of and forth which takes time. Until recently the committee you, Bernie” were heard to appear before the board. to delete the pumps at that bitten OUT tongue rather than Horton, a parent from Hebron schools; J. Colin Pushee, prin­ Scherbacow did state that, had been meeting i^ularly, March 11 at 2 p.m. at St. among the crowd, many of Then only four of the fifteen time. have said It. who has been involved in music cipal. Dean Frank, assistant “ We are encouraged” and that smnetimes with Colman, and Matthew’s Church Parish Hall whom had hoped the hearing witnesses Hartshorn’s attorney It was learned at the Feb. 5, Here, for example, are a few activities since the conception cipal; and Robert Oowes, Monday’s session would be reporting to the PZC. It also on Old Stafford Rd. would be open. had hoped would be heard had 1973 m eetin g, when Y ost typical offhand remarks which, of the high school; Peter music department coordinator. limited to two hours. prepared and mailed a The event will be catered by Hartshorn had requested an the opportunity to testify.. appeared with the “ gold seal,” Pagani’s and entertainment once inade, may cause the AuCoin, special education Both Frank and Clowes left Gary Vause, formerly legal townwide questionnaire per­ open bearing, but since he is a These included three that the original variance had will be provided by eadi troop. speaker to wish later tiiat he teacher at Rham; Bob Hinchey, the hearing room when counsel fbr ^ B E (Connecticut taining to future development. non-tenure teacher, the option students: Stephen Coleman, been declared invalid due to an had maintained his golden guidance counselor at Rham. witnesses for Hartshorn begin Associanon of Boards of The PZC has been meeting at rested with the board which and Liz Dreyer, from Andover, advertising technicality. A Also, Mrs. Nancy Crane, a their testimony. Education) and now a partner least once a week, either with decided on a closed hearing. both 7th graders at Rham, and subsequent ZBA variance was LOSE UGLY FA1 ? t T o!” private m usic teach er in of the jfirm of Vause and Colman or to work oh proposed start losing waighi lodaV OH Charges brought against senior Robert Moore from granted on Dec. 15,1969. MONEV BACK. MONADEX Is a Un) 'i“ If you think you have such a Andover; Bill Tyler, music Comments Sullivan, represented the new regulations to s u i^ r t the Hartshorn have not been Marlborough. The fourth teacher and department chair­ When be appeared at the PZC labial that will halp curb your dC' t^ughtime, why don’t you come Hartshorn would make no board. He could not be reached proposed new town plan. ■Ira lor axcess food. Eat lass-walgh released and may never be, witness was Mrs. William V. man at Lyman Memorial; and meeting last month, Yost to ttie. office some day and do comment following the foUowing adjournment. lass. Contains no dangerous drugs because the board is not Borst from Hebron a music Gordon MacDonald, stated that he was there to Little League Registration nd will not make you narvous. No niy work — and I’ll stay home adjournment. His attorney, Decision required to furnish to the public teacher in Marlborough who recreational and cultural direc­ clear up the confusion caused There vrill be registration for tiranuous axarcisa. Changa your Ilia (tod take care of the kids?” however, apologized for the late It is likely that no decision . start today. MONADEX costs a transcript of the hearing. has worked closely with tor for Hebron, Andover and by the arrival of the three large the Tolland Boys League .“ ‘Anything you can do I can do hour, but explained that the will be announced following S3.00 lor a 30 day supply and SS.OO Witnesses Hartshorn on coordinating dis­ Marlborough. gas tanks at the site. Yost also tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. and or twice Ihe amount. Lose ugly lat bgtter.” board members had legitimate Monday’s session. Scherbacow The hearing started at 8 p.m. trict music programs. Attending the closed hearing, claimed that no permit was Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. >r your money will be relundad with “ "Y ou stay here in the^car, questions they wanted to ask. said that the decision has to be 10 questions asked by: but it was 10:40 p.m. before any Other witnesses who hope to other than Hartshorn, the board needed for underground tanks, Registration is for boys 8 to and r u walk to the nearest gas also, being an informal hearing, made at the next regularly and attorneys, were Dr. David while PZC (A irm an Douglas 12 for Little League; 13 to 14 for station and get a can. It there was considerable scheduled board meeting which Uodl Inal M o* InHM Cattanach, su^rintendent of Prior maintained that the plan Pony League, and 15 to 17 for probably isn’t very far, and the is March 19. ■Ms Tpks Um MU M an H M of developmedt would have to Colt League. This year there firesh Atot will do me good.” “ Aunty, I'm the only nephew OPEN DAILY 1 0 -1 0 ; FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY! you have left. You’re not the GOCnanvE Solid Waste Authority Opposed | kind o f w;eird rich old lady who With Our Fine Pi dies .1^ everything to To Embroidei HARTFORD (AP) - State Lieberman noted that the l l her dit^«iug you?’’ Sen. Joseph Lieberman, D-New authority’s eight members “WtV do you always serve SAVE 9 * 8 3 our rog. 4’L83 f ' Haven, Wednesday called a would be gubernatorial ap­ roast|beef hash for dinner the propos^ solid waste authority pointees. He said the body could samd m y I (dready had it at the BOVS* HUFFY 20** HIGH-RISER Pillow Cases — Samplers — TaMedoths bill "fraught with dangers” and ow er nobid contracts to private officeAlor'lunch?” ZIPS INTO HIGH-SPEED FUNI industry with the approval of “ I Ji^p* you are one of the Scarves — Kitchen Towels — Bibs u id he couldn’t vote for it. Sporty roadster dashes alocKl wHh W wheels, Toaster Covers — and a Large six members. worldfh’ living authorities on sate coaster brake, and full-length chain guard. The authority would be too There is a need for a Prouto^nrofessor, But Ibope I Boldly painted fenders and rims surround deep- Selectidli of EndirolderT Thre^. powerful, he said. It would have, statewide solid waste program, can get tordu^ your eourse In S/WE & 8 7 o u r rgg. #4.87 tread biackwalia. You've got style to sperel the power of eminent domain Lieberman said, “ But such a Frencb literature without BOYSrOR GittLS'26*^ and could set use fees on towns. concentration of power in the readily anything by or about lO-SPEED HUFFY RACER Under the bill, the authority hands of an authority so far him. 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Y ■ i ■'V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., 'inurs., maren a, imu — r ’AME riUVft PAGE EIGHT - MAWCHESTIER EVENING gERALD. M andiatar. Cobb., " n a n .. Itordi t. MW A bout Town From Your Full Gospel. Fellowsliip. North United Mdthoditt Inteidenominatiooal, will have CU rdi will have a leadenh^. a Bible study and >pen trahung tonight at 7:30 at discussion tonight i t 7:10 at I A S the chnrdi. Orange HaU. / ' The board of trustees of The Senior High MMhodist Vivian F, Ferguson Second Congregational Church Youth Fellowship of Sonth will meet hm i^t at 7:30 at the United Methodist Church #U1 COOkI kiijls* church. conduct a paper drive Saturday Calas Tout Chaud and Sunday at the Susannah One niy girls had very Milk-rice soup is nothing but To the Chinese and the Hin­ The Junior and Senior pecuUtur e a ti^ habits when she (Hot Rice Cakes) CAn Wesley House parking lot on cooked rice to which you add a dus, rice i ^ symbol of fertility. 1 cup boiled rice Confirmation Classes of Hartford Rd. Papers should be wag, mall. She started out big hunk of butter, as much This is where we take our tradi­ Emanuel Lutheran Church will loyjng m rice cereal for babies 3 eggs tied. Those wishing papers milk as you want for the con­ tion of throwing rice at % cup sugar meet toni^t at 6:30 at the p ^ e d up may call 643-S884 or that looks Uka soap flakes and sistency you like, salt and newlyweds. Another story cfIoico ends up like iso much wallpaper V4 nutmeg Breakfast For Scouts chnrdi. 6&1384. pepper to taste. It will thicken claiins the rice was thrown to 1 cup flour paste. The thicker it was, the if you put the soup into the ward off evil spirits. Supposed­ patter she, liked it. 3 teaspoons bqking powder * Planned For Sunday refrigerator. Just add more milk ly, they would be so busy eating Vt teaspoon salt She would get hung up on one when reheating and correct the rice that they would not bother tUof and eat it every day for Beat eggs until thick; add A Girl Scout Sunday Mrs. Rnel E. Wicks, seasoning before serving. the bride groom of whom they sugar and other ingredients. months. I am certain her gram­ were jealous. breakfast for Brownies, Junior, organizer consultant for St. If yop, serve buttered and Beat vigorously until James School, will lead the mar school teachers wonder Cadette and Senior Scouts will how I can write about food. She seasoned rice with a meal and thoroughly blended. Drop by be held at East Catholic High singing of grace and, later, a have some left over, you After the Civil War, the teaspoonfuls into deep hot ftAi so ftest of Scout songs. took a peanut butter and grape Sdiool. jelly sandwteh tb school for already have the basis for the cultivation of rice spread into fry until golden brown. Drain on Mass wiU be celd)rated at 8 The program will close with a soup. I think it best if you add Louisiana, from there across heavy paper and sprinkle with candldight coremony. lifn^ evetj, day for years. a.m. by the Rev. Robert Whenever she decided she’s the milk and stir it around the southern part of our coun­ powdered sugar. SerVe hot. Saunders, principal of East had enougli of her current before refrigerating. Then, try. In Louisiana we find the (Properly made, the cakes Catholic H i^ Sdiool. Breakfast -Our- craze, I would rack iqy brains when the kids come in for famous Creole cooking. Creole ^ould be very li^tot and puffed vriQ be served after Mass. lunch, you only have to heat it cuisine is a combination of up). to think of something that \/am itv T air Mrs.. Henry Grjdc of Gibbons Servicem en would appeal to her. She didn’t up. Make a little extra rice classical French cooking com­ Creole Rice Cakes Assembly, Catholic Ladies of i^en using it for supper so you bined with Spanish, Indian, 4 slices bacon Marine Pfc. Bruce A. Trask, nke milk and she-did like Columbus; and Mrs. Timothy starchy foods. I remembered a can make two dishes at once. Acadian and we might say, 3 tablespoons chopped onion JoMBo idwas 3 son of Mrs. May Trask of 42 Rohan, leader of the Combined aiilk-rice soup my childhood so African, for the slave added Ids 3 tablespoons chopped green Catholic Mothers Ordes, are in Robert Dr., South Windsor, is It is believed that the cultiva­ touch. pepper V U fS ic participating in a training ex&r- r.called my mother. When she diarge. After breakfast, the gave me the recipe, I laughed at tion of rice in the U.S. got its 1 traspoon salt p n ^ a m will open wiUi a flag cise in tbe Caribbean with the start in 1694. A captain named Vt teaspoon pepper Auxiliary Plans Branch-Card Party 3rd Battalion, 6th Marine Regi­ its simplicity. During the 1800’s, everyone ceremony conducted by Cadette T im . Quish lived next door SmiUi gave a bag of rough rice 3 cups cook^ rice wesiUs sew sweet Scout Bernadette Balboni of ment. The exercise is a joint to a shopkeeper in Oiarleston, S. went to the French Market on 1 cup flour mittee members. Reservations for the evoit, to be held operation with Marine units to us when he was growing up. Sunday mornings. Some Prizes for the Manchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary's' Troop 77. Cadette Scout Diane tiro loved milk-rice soup and C. having brought it from t egg March IS from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Manchester Country Patapehuk of Troop 622 and from Brazil and England. Madagascar. Within a genera­ residents of New Orleans wopld 1 teaspoon baking powder Moe^Eid 2 ■Crunch and card party are chosen from the Cruise Comer would ask for it whenever he go to early Mass on Sunday, of the newly decorated hospital gift shop by Mrs. Raymond Qub, may be made with Mrs, Philip A. ^inella on Or Junior Scout Gail Holt of Troqi ate lunch at our house. One tion, South Carolina and 1 small can whole tomatoes, before Saturday. (Herald |dioto by Oflara) 15 will be flag bearers. Junior Marine Pvt, Michael A. Georgia would produce more Uien go into the market to buy chopped Peracchio (left) and Mrs. John Telgener, social com­ night on the spur of the moment, fresh foods for Sunday dinner. Scout Mary Morano of 'Troop Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tim’s mother invited us for a than a million barrels a year. 1 tablespoon cooking oil 638 and Brownie Tracy Ruff of Allan W. Smith of 185 Main St., Others might go to breakfast. Fry bacon until crisp. Drain, cookout. The kids said, “We’d Rice is one of the oldest We would undoubtedly call it Waddell PTA Troop 637 will be color guards. Manchester, has completed the * rather have milk-rice soup.” leaving bacon fat in pan. Add College Notes Junior Scout Joanne Sartor of Aviation Crash Crewman cultivated crops in the world. brunch as the breakfasts were onion, green pepper, salt and Names Models V. Troop 637 will read tbe School at the Naval Air > Tim’s father said, “I’m going Some historians say it originated served from eleven until three pepper. Cook about 5 minutes, 5? Keith R. Marvin of 20 S. Main “Tllought for the Day.” Technical ’Training Center, to have some too. 'That’s one of in southern India, othere give in the afternoon. until onion is transparent! Com­ St., has been named to the Models for the Waddell means co-chairmen, are in Millington, Tenn. yopr soups I have never the Chinese credit. At any rate, bine separately the rice, flour School PTA “Fim and Fashion” charge of show. dean’s list at the Austin taPted.” I went home and was it was brought to Europe by There, too, one would find the and slightly beaten egg, baking show Friday at 8 p.m. at the Other committeewomen are: Dunham Barney School of hack in half an hour with a big Alexander the Great. The famous Creole hot rice cakes, powder, tomatoes; then add kWr Mrs. William Bryce, PTA Business and Public Ad­ pot. The children were Arabs introduced rice to the or calas tout chaud. The first mixture from the pan. Form school are as follows: Mrs. ministration, University of Auxiliary Elects Officers James Szarek, Mrs. Marvin , president, tickets; Mrs. James delighted but Tim’s father Spanish who in turn brought recipe is a very simple one, the into cakes and fry on both sides MACA^dMI ViMfZ Clemson, Miss Amy Sborrock, Szarek, Mrs. Peter Kelly, Mrs. Hartford. thought I had lost my gourmet rice when they came to Ws second more elaborate. Both in oil. Serves with bacon strips. Mrs. John Hilditch, Mrs. Stanley Choman, Mrs. George Mrs. Alan Krob Sr. of 119 two year-terms are Mrs. Lee touch. country. are authentic. Serves .four. yoisls Gregory Dell, Mrs. Keith English, Mrs. David Caron, Maple St. was recently in­ Fotter, vice president; Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Steven Sutton, Mrs. Petei' Potamianos, Miss Judy Whitesell of 91 stalled as president of the Edward White, secretary; Mrs. TiMOApPUB Juice Mrs. David Kellsey and Miss decorations; Mrs. Jay Fritz, Bretton Rd., will participate in Women’s Auxiliary of the William Shaw, treasurer; Mrs. Parliman, dance chairman; GREBJ (ylAJOT Roselle Schultz. Mrs. Richard Wright, and Mrs. a presentation, “Anything Manchester Midget Football ICAnS William Aronson, publicity; 'Goes,’^ to be performed March Association at its dinner and Mrs. Norman Bjarkman; Sweet-Sour Pork Guts Calories | ’ Sally . Middleton of Mrs. Alan Shaw and Mrs. ticket chairman. HiBierscoasI Manchester will be commen- 16 and 17 at 8 p.m. by the Cen­ meeting at Vito’s Restaurant, Robert Mullaney, door prizes; tral Connecticut State College Bolton. She succeeds Mrs. The outgoing president was ' tator for the fashions provided Mrs. Paul Cox and M rs.' presented with a gift by Uie by Butterfield’s. Blue Dolphins Synchronized Bradley Parliman. Kenneth ^ r t i , refreshments. Swhnming Club. Admission to Other officers installed for Auxiliary. iMCEO Proceeds of the event^which Tickets are limited and may the show is free. SEAlJd will feature prizes\and be obtained by contacting Mrs. refreshments, will benefit the Bryce, 643-4384, Mrs. school. Carpenter, 649-5110; or Mrs. Eric Geer, son of Mrs. ‘iPlKleAPPl^ ““** Mrs. Holland Brandt and Brandt, 649-5903. They will also Marguerite Geer of Brandy St., Mrs. Joseph Tully, ways and be available at the door. Bolton, and Albert Geer of Bur­ Banquet Emcee WJDClieJs Yoor cAoiCJe bank, Calif., was named to the c;V g««lw or*K tNurtea... Waitte»»es...Beauticiantm dean’s list of Catholic Universi­ ty, Washington, D.C. He is a Former Mayor Harold A. freshman majoring in music. Turkington will serve as master THE FUN PLACE TO SHOP FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY pretH Uniforms of ceremonies for the banquet Wesley F. Thouin, son of, Mr- of Hose Co. 2 of the Town Fire s and Mrs. Wesley J. ThouIn of Department on- ^turday at are here to Willie Circle, Tolland, has been Garden Grove. The evening will ►5 named to the dean’s list for the open at 6 with a social hour, and fall semester at the school of dinner at 7. Save You Money fine arts at the University of Featured speakers will Connecticut. A freshman include chiefs, retired chiefs, YOUR OWN SCENE majoring in music education, captains and past commissioners. he is a 1972 graduate of Tolland Roland Schiller is in charge AND High School. of the event. He will be assisted by JBryce . Carpenter, Joseph Miss Janet J. Duggan, ’Trudeau, Gary Crane, George daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Trueman and Tliomas Mehl. Joseph Duggan of 22 Huntington St., has been named to the dean’s list in the College of Pi Beta Phi Liberal Arts and Sciiences at the University of Connecticut. She Meets Monday is a sophomore and a political science major. The Manchester Area Alum­ Sneer ite nae Club of Pi Beta Phi will L y meet Mon^y at 7:30 p.m. at ■IRDSEYI The following Manchester the home of Mrs, Roscoe Apricot-skillet chops is American versiori of sweet-sour pork. icff students have been named to Bissell, Meadowood Rd., the dean’s list for the fall Tolland. » * semester at Stonehitl College, The program is entitled, “I.C. . By AILEEN CLAIRE apricots add them at the syrup: cook, stirring con­ 2 88 Easton, Mass.: Rosemary ‘73 For The Young And The NEA Food Editor APRICOT-SKILLET CHOPS last, just before serving. stantly, until sauce boils % Chadwick, 688 Center St., h i^ Young At Heart” and will be a Drain apricots, reserving minute. Add raisins and cel-' honors; Kenneth W..Chadwick, 'J? Fat Porky Pig has gone to 1 can (17 ounces) apricot ery. Reduce heat (skillet set­ discussion of the new approach 3 reducing salon* courtesy of syrup. If using electric skil­ WITH THIS COUPON 688 Center St., honors; Robert to sorority life. halves. let preheat at 350 degree ting to 225 degrees) cover N/ WITH THIS COUPON J. Boland, 31 Plymouth Lane, pork breeders and market­ 4 cured loin pork chops* and simmer mixture about 5 This will be a joint meeting ers, without losing any sa- setting. Fry pork chops (or f n u k honors; Marian E. Maccarone, %-ineh tuck or 1% ham) in butter on both sides minutes or just untU celery with the Phi Phi actives from voriness. This is important to pound fully cooked is crisp tender. Add apricots F M e - I C 2 G oz. tv rr ToizatAec 32 Hawthorne St., high honors; those who enjoy eating pork until lightly browned. Place and Pamela S. Murawski, 308 tbe University of Connecticut. ham steak chops on warm serving plat­ and scallions. Simmer just ' T e s t e r 's c f 4 o i c e All area Pi Phis are invited. huthare concerned an o ut SOTTEWre School St., honors. wei^t-producing calories, 2 tablespoons butter or ter and keep warm. Mix until heated throu^. Pom margarine cornstarch and sugar; add to sauce over pork chops and GOOD' ^^AYC■H 7-10 IM6TAUT CUFFSiE ’nutte who epjoy the Oriental 1 tablespoon cornstarch serve with hot noodles or GOOD /(AARc H Tr/O conpibinatioA of sweet-and- skillet along with peel, sea­ rice. Makes 4 servings. STAR eAXEK*Va soitt pork :Will find making 2 tablespoons light brown sonings and Temon juice. ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER ONE COUPliN PER CUSTOMER By CLAY K POLLAN- and eatjing an Apricot-skillet sugar Blend in reserved apricot (NEWSPAPEB ENTEBPBISE ASSN.) AMIS UBBA .REDEEM A T MlMAUAno TAlflC REDEEM AT VMUC MAI. 2< JK your Daily AdMfy Guido TOrk an enjoyable experi­ 1 teaspoon grated orange '*A«‘. » 'f According to Iho Start. ence. 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Y‘ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, d W . Thurs., March 8 ,1 9 7 2 - PAGE p a g e t e n — MANfflESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Manchester Police K cport. ^ears Posts Bonds; Vernon G o v e h t ^ 127th 'in State Ribicoff Bill W ould Extend Social Security* Dates Sot Hospital under luapenslon.su sp en sio n He wai WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. throughout ihe country,” employed in Connecticot qnd MANCHESTER released on a (PBO non-ivrety the Social Security system. the Railroad Retiremrat Act. Auto Shops Reopen Notes Douglas'Sinclair, 16., of Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, Ribicoff said the bUl also ‘'The leglslatidh I am Ribicoff said. another 10,000 Ctonnecticat Mills / bond for court April 8; I n P e r P iipil Expenses By Board He said 20,000 government residents bold federal Jobs in Geraldine Dr., Coventry, was SOUTH WINDSOR DConn., Wednesday introduced would cover railroad workers, proposing today will benefit municatioaf - director for the legislation that would allow and postal workers are New York. The Sean R odn ck and Co. (VISITING HOURS) charged Wednesday afternoon Gregory A. 16, of 58 who currently are covered by thousands of civil workers State Motor V$)ilclet Depart- area had protested an earlier secretary; and” Rose federal employes to be covered automotive repaiu at Treasure City department Peach Treb Lane, RMitii Wnd- h o lly gantner departments at the Mandiester ment, said toibiy thatkt Com- Dates, dates-and more dates Post on Council Intermediate Care Semi­ store at the Parkade with „ Correspondent hetditogon the matter, stating it Mendenhall, treasurer. by Social Security. 8or, was charged Wednesday missioner Kozlowski ‘hopes private, noon - 2 p.m., and 4 had not been adequately The auxiliary is planning an Ribicoff said the current and West Hartford branch were topics of discussion fourth-degree larceny. night with operating a motor Tel. 742-8795 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ that the suspensions will David Mills, for five years a the present members of this {i.m. 8 >p.m.; private rooms, 10 warned, and that they had not Easter Egg Hunt for local situation, which excludes stores reopened for business Tuesday night,’ near the end of When police arrived at the vehicle while under the Coventry is 127th out of 160 as a warning to other Sears member of the Town Council, council and past councils as had the opportunity to speak children on April 8 at the fire Weekend Special this morning following a two- the Manchester Board of> a.m. - 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. store and performed a routine influence of liquor and towns to the state for net per federal government employes We always hava a stores and all licensed repair has resigned due to “ health well as the present and past ad­ Self Service: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m .; out. house, and a dance in June. from Social Security coverage, day suspension of their Directors’ regular meeting , search for concealed weapons, operating a motor vehicle pupU eqieqgM, according to shops in Connecticut.” problems.” Mills, a ministrations, regardless of Details of both events will be is “ inequitable. CASH & CARRY “d o e r’s licenses” after com­ 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. they found what is described by without a license. Police say figures film th e CkHinecticut A check df the hearing The Motor Vehicles news Republican, submitted his political affiliation, as honest, Intensive Care and Coronary announced later. “ Private sector employes get fraah supply of pany officials posted a 11,000 First, Town Manager Robert police as “ a silver pipe of the that the chargea against Zak Public Expenditures Council proceedings showed that release went on to say that the resignatioR^ffective April 1. hardworking and faithful Clare: Immediate family only, Social Security coverage in ad­ bond, in each case, vnth the Weiss announced that a pablic' type and style commonly used stem from a one-car accident at ,for Uie 1071-72 school year. througd> an apparent oversi^t Whirlaways Sears stores in question will The vacancy'caused by the members of our town govern­ anytime, limited to five dition to their private pension DAFFODiLS Motor Vehicles Department. hearing on his 1973-74 tentative to smoke marijiuuia.” Avery St. and Dart HUl Rd. 'Covoitry was listed 115th to the this was indeed the case, and so The Whirlaways Square continue to be periodically in­ resignation will be filled by the ment. The Town of Vernon is minutes. plans,” Ribicoff said in an in­ The suspension, a result of budgets will be held April 2 at 8- Sinclair was then additionally ' when the car he was drivtag left prevkms year. another hearing was set. Dance Club will hold a dance on spected by the Dealers and. council but - the indeed fortunate to have such ' Maternity; Fathers, 11 a.m. - terview. “There is no reason complaints of incompetent p.m ., at Waddell School on charged with illegal possession the road and'overturned. He , The rankings according to Applicants are Mr. and Mrs. March 11 at the Capt. Nathan ALSO FULL LINE OF THE MOST LUXURIOUS. Repair Division of MVD, and recommendation will come men to conduct the affairs of 12:45 p.iiL, and 6:30 p.m. 8 why public employes should not ‘1 VOl I repair and misleading sales tac­ Broad St. He reminded the of controlled drugs. T h e pipe was released on a $200 non­ ^CPEC, show how towns com-'''- Peter Richmond, who wish to Hale School, Rt. 31. Special transistor and flashliglit ttet further violations could from the Republican Town this toVn.” p.m.; others, 3 p.m. - 4 p.m., also be able to receive Social THANSISIOR CHOCOLATES IN THE WORLD—FLORA-MIR tics, was imposed Tuesday by directors of a March 14 was sent to the State surety bond. Court date is pare in expenditures which convert the old Day School guest caller will be Jack Cloe of “ result in bond forfeiture and Conunittee as specifiefi by the Commenting on the resigna­ Security benefits in addition to »AT1I RY CHOCOLATES GIFT WRAPPED. State Motor , Vehicles Com- adjourned meeting with the and 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. Toxicology Lab at Hartford for March 26. sidlrectly affect pupils to the day buildings back to educational bnttarlss and buSM possible suspension of dealers town charter.' tion, Mayor McCoy said he was Missouri. Tickets will be misioner Edward J. Kozlowski. Board of Education, to review Age Limits: 16 in maternity, examination. ___ ‘to day operation of public use. For the past few years, the their government pensions.” licenses.” Town Committee Chairman aware that Mills was having available at the door. The Manchester store is ac­ the school budget. He then said 12 in other areas, no limit in He.was released on a |250 Armand Bureau, 64, of 184 •iichoolB, exclusive of widely buildings have been used for Ribicoff said that under his at fairway prlcasi Hird also said that the total John L. Daigle said that names health problems so the Rounds will be cued by Lillian cused of having failed to he will release his tentative self-service. non-surety bond. Court date is Foster St., South Windsor, was Variable transportation costs. housing purposes. bill, the government would pay number of compUOhts received of a number of candidates who resignation did not come as a and Paul Zepke, and soft-soled lubricate ball joints installed on budgets a few days after the All emergency patients and I^ rch 26. charged Wednesday night with For e m n p a ^ n , the CPEC the same proportion of the t Paul Buettner Florist, Inc. per year of vtolations of this are serving on other boards and complete surprise. Lattuca to Speak shoes are required. ^WB have averyJIWe thlngV the car of a Storrs man, and March 14 joint meeting. outpatients are requested to use failure to grimt right of way to a 'ifigures show Andover ranking Social Security tax as does nature in the 5,000 licensed commissions are being The Mayor added that Mills the new emergency room en­ Frank P. Latucca Jr. will be private businesses, with 1122 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HAR'TFORD having attempted to do un­ Frederick Busiere, 37, of 140 vehicle not obliged to stop. ‘^ t h , Bolton 44th, Columbia w e s o l i repair shops in Connecticut The directors then agreed to considered for the vacancy on has been a hard worker, a very trance off Armory St. Access to the guest* speaker at a meeting employes paying the remainder TEL. 528-9586 necessary repair work on the Spruce St., was charged Police say that the summons :80th. Ellington 54th, Mansfield averages less than Vk a com­ call off their March 13 meeting the council which has a practical councilman and the entrance vip existing of the Gleaners March 12 at throu^ payroll deductions. car of a South Windsor man. Wednesday afternoon with in­ was Issued in connection with a *3Srd, Tojland 156th, and •f ww » CWHI. plaint per shop a year. He also and to reschedule it for March majority of Republican always insisted on a thorough driveways. 7:30 p.m. at the North Coventry The coverage would be volun­ William Bird, com- toxication, evading two-car accident at Rt. 5 and nWUltogton lOlst. the n^oeta of tnoInltfadtM S S S t pointed out that the violations 20. ’The change is because of the members. » study bf an issue before taking Pediatrics: Parents allowed 8 Community House, Rt. 44A. His responsibility and reckless flewbury. Rd. in wUch the !; In the 1071-72 school year, ac- Bigger Pus tary, he said. Federal employes oowTftown manefttstai* uGSOtSl.. in the Sears stores were to^w ide referendum March 13 In submitting his resignation action. a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to mid­ topic will be party planning, driving on a Circuit Court 12 Bureau vehicle was in coUhiion “^rdtog to CPEC, Coventry would have two years from the reported within a period Of on a proposed 11,391,000 Mills said that “ Due to pressing night; others, 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. and recipes and samples will be Seats Needed start of employment to enroll in rearrest warrant. He was with a car driven by Patrica M. ‘ expended. $000.85 per pupil, as Democratic three months and “ must be con­ appropriation for the landfill personal reasons I find that the given out to those present. processed and turned over to Petruzielo, of 19 Anne Rd. ^compared to the state wide sidered to be far above the area. Preceding the March 20 time has come to terminate Latucca is instructor and WETHERSFIELD (AP) - Discharged Wednesday: East Hartford police. There were no injuries and ^average of $975.07, Per pupil Caucus Hires average.” regular meeting will be a 7:15 many of my present activities Agnes K. Babineau, 12K 'expenditures state wide varied coordinator of the food services Beginning April 1, Connecticut both political and others.” « damage was minor, police said. Hird attributed the delay in p.m. informal session with the Bluefield Dr.; BeUe C. ’Tuttle, Karep M. Bafumo, 17,. of 209 '^rom first ranked New Canaan curriculum, department of towns will have to provide at Meikle As PIO He said he had planned to run Court date is March 26. processing the complaints, Conservation Commission. South Windsor; Joseph E. Hillstown-Rd.„ was charged :at $1,477.87 per pupil, to Canter- hotel and food service manage­ least 15 inches of seat space in for re-election to a third term, which were filed in the summer Gouin, South Windsor; John F. Wednesday with failure to give •^bury, ranking 169th with ment at Manchester (immuni­ school buses transporting high HARTFORD (AP) - Donald And next, the directors set next November, but has been of 1971, to a change-over in the Hayes, 122 Lake St.; William T. proper signal in connection with B o lto n ^$610.54. ty College. school students and adults on Meikle of North Haven has been aside March 27 as “ Pension having health problems and Motor Vehicle Department’s Johnson, Hartford; Maria R. a two-car accident on Center St. : Regarding sources of^ funds The session is open to the field trips. named public information of­ Night,” when it will meet at therefore decided to cut back on hearing system, which he feels Pagliarulo, East Hartford; Police said that no injuries ifoT total expenses, 68.9 per cent public, and those planning to at­ “ This portion of the school ficer for the^ General 7:30 with the Pension Board, to his activities. “ offers greater protection to Samuel S. Katz, 67 Gerard St.; were reported. Court date is Church Names ^of Coventry’s education budget tend should contact either Mrs. bus regulation affects only field Assembly’s Democratic caucus review its 1973-74 budget Mills was at one time the accused and the con­ Thomas Michalik, 192 March 26. "cam e from local funds, 30.4 per John Schmidt or Mrs. Elbert trips made in the familiar and the party’s State Central request; at 8 with the Police assistant Rockville postmaster sumer.” Hackmatack St.; Carolyn P. Its Officers ;^cent from state funds, and .7 Carlson. yellow school bus,’’ Motor Committee, Senate Majority Union, to hear its requests for and has served the town in Olmstead, Coventry. Clarence W. Finley, 45, of ‘ per cent from Federal funds., Vehicles Ck>mmisioner Edward Leader Charles T. Alfano said earlier retirement; and at 8:30 various capacities for more DONNA HOLLAND Fire Dept. Auxiliary Also, Frances E. Bombard, Newton, was charged with non­ J. Kozlowski said. “ Other Wednesday. with the Municipal Employes Correspondent than 37 years. Willimantic; Gabrielle E. support on a Circuit Court 12 ^ PZC Sets Hearing Officers of the North Coven­ provisions slated to go into Meikle has resigned from The Group, to hear its In his letter to Mayor Frank Tel. 6464)375 B ill Passed Purcell and son, 238 Blue Ridge arrest warrant Wednesday ^ The Planning and Zoning try Volunteer Fire Department effect Sept. 1, 1974, will deal Associated Press after 14 recommendations on improved J. McCoy, Mills said he had TENDER, FLAVORFUL Dr.; Rudy Morin, East afternoon. He was released on a At an organizational meeting Commission has scheduled Auxiliary have been chosen for with the daily transportation of years, half of them as HARTFORD (AP) - The pension benefits. exerted every effort to serve Hartford; Laura H. Clairier, $500 non-surety bond. Court of the trustees of United i^anotber public hearing concer- the 1073-74 club year. Andrea students to and from school.” legislative correspondent. He state S^hate Wednesday passed the town well. “ The fact that I Cooper is president of the The requirement for Merrow; Julian H. Newton, date is March 26. Methodist Church Robert tning a permit to reopen the old a v if will assume his new position a bill to increase the annual |45 Still another date to be was returned to office by the Bolton; Voldemar Gravlejs, 172 VERNON Richardson was reelected ' Ctoven^ Day School for March group, with Eleanor DeCarli, field trips affects Grades seven immediately, Alfano said. fee for out-of-state alcohol remembered by the Board of electors showed me that my Hawthorne St.; Bertha M. James Kink, 34, of 32 Spring president, James Norris vice .12 at 8 p.m. Residents of the vice president; Lorry Giesecke, through 12 and adults. ’The job is funded by $9,s66 wholesalers to |1,000. Directors is May 7 — its rervice was satisfactory to Grover, Vernon; (Jarol J. Hill St.*; Rockville, was issued a president, and Dorothy Miller supplied by the Legislative Sixteen wholesalers who ship'^ deadline date for adopting town them, which I believe should be and son, 142 CIroft Dr. summons Wednesday night on secretary-treasurer. Doris Management Committee, liquor into (^<^ecticut would budgets and setting tax rates. the yardstick by which a man’s, Also, Leroy H. Merrill, 79 Dailey Circle charging him Perrett and James Norris will balanced by an undisclosed be affected. The fee change And a date very much in the effort should be' judged,” he Florence St.; Helen C. Hove with operating a motor vehicle be their liason with the smiton. amount to be paid by the does not apply for Connecticut- directors thoughts is Nov. 6 — said. Democratic Central Com­ based wholesalers. The bill Election Day for local office. and mn. East Hartford; Henry while under the influence of Howard Christensen and Mills added, “ I consider all of Robert Richardson will join mittee. went to the house. J. Steullet, 173 Eldridge St.; liquor and operating a motor Marie S. Blanchard and son, vehicle while his license was with two ladies of tlto WSCS to Vernon; Leonard P. Albert, 'J form the parsonage amunittee. East Hartford; Daniel R. The trustees on the.Committee [FINAL DAYS.,>; Mullen, 77 Main St. of Finance will be represented Saia Enda Friday at 10 P.M. Also, Cynthia M. Jennings, 60 Prayer Vigil by James Ladd Jr. Garden St.; Lynn Santos, 320 Fills Chapel The trustees will meet the Hilliard St.; Lynda third Wednesday of each month McElwaney, East Hartford; Respresentatives of more at 7:30 p.m. “ WEEK-DAYS” PRICE RIOT Cynthia A. Hood, Andover; than seven denominations, in- The WSCS of the church plan ladles’ — Teens’ and Big Glrb...BETTEII Kenneth J. Yonika, Hehron; cluding "-Ga^olic aii4 a “Women’s Legal Rights” Cut from tha Rlh Sacdon Jeffrey M. Ray, Coventry: Protestant, fille o ^ e chapel of program vdiich will include a PORK CHOPS BONELESS Laura J. Li5{jngston, South Manchester Memorial Hospital film on March 13 at 8 p.m. The BLOUSES — BODY SHIRTS Windsor; John R. Kology, Staf­ during the Key 73 Ash annual Upper Room Meal, (qioi Quarter Loin ford Springs. Wednesday 24|7hour prayer to all women of the churdi, will PORK LO IN S Also, Lawrence R. Kies, vigil, launched at midnight- be held April 10. Equal amount of Sirloin Rockville; Robert F. Persons, Tuesday. A Handicraft Auction and SLACKS — SKIRTS Hip and Center Cut Coveptry; Karen E. Locke, The Rev. Norman Swensen, a Bake Sale will be held F r ^ y , .vi|: I'H bl-?il ^'1 - s.' iHivH Glidps. ^ ■ M i Hartford. director of the Manchester May 18 by the WSCS to (Skfiiner For Thick, Thin Rag. Ona Price Only Area Conference of Churches, Hall. At 7:30 p.m. the ba^e sale 4JSREAT CENTER CUT said “ The response was beyond will begin followed by the Spring lb. Rockville our expectations,” and auction at 8:30. expressed appreciation to all Chairman of the event is Wearingi PORK CHOPS Hospital who participated in this inter­ Karen Aspinwall. The com­ VALUES 'Mm faith venture. mittee members are Ann Room Size a , Notes Next Wednesday’s 12-hoUr Warren, Mary Whipple, Pat U.S.D.A. CHOICE prayer vigil will be held at the Ckircoran and Peggy Parlo. If Serve with your favorite aauca Indoor or Outdoor Rugs Admitted Wednesday: Diana Church of the Nazarene from anyone has donatiims and/or AT ONE COUNTRY STYLE Negrelli, RFD 2, Rockville; noon to 6 p.m.; Trinity questions concerning the event, BONELESS Stephen Gavini, Crestwood Dr., Covenant Church, 6 p.m. to he should cimtact one of the South Windsor; Joseph midnight; and St. Bridget and above persons. LOW PORK RIBS Carmody, RFD 2, Rockville; Community Baptist Churches, C o rre ctio n David Sassano, Carol Dr., from noon to m idni^t. The donor of the land to Tolland. 'These churches will be open STEAKS Wm Rsfl- R e g . Herrick Memorial Park is Mrs. LT^ojl Discharged Wednesday: at the designated hours for all PRICE / ■ ^ ^ 19.99 39.9 9 Bdson Herrick, not Mrs. Earl Willis Torrey, Mountain St., those wishing to enter and pray. Herrick as inadvertently BeauHfyl Big BUMBLE BEE CHUNK TU N A ...... 6 1/2-oz. can 380 Rockville; George Bicknell, reported in yesterday's Herald. TO P ROUND CHDCK FULL D’NUTS COFFEE...... 1-lb. can 880 soil and w e a r resis- Polypropyiene pile South Rd., Rockville; Robert Hear Requests Selection C0LLE6E INN TOMATO JUICE COCKTAIL ...4 for *1.0 0 tant.Tweed tones — Avocado. Gold. Rust, - Boyden, Buff Cap Rd., Tolland; SIRLDIN $169 Story Hours At a workshop of the Board of 1 pt W nz. RoMn Blue. Green. Matching runner available All Jeanette Hedman, Ellington "Week-Day" Special The Junior Women’s Club of Finance last night, requests CUBE Ave., Ellington; J < ^ St. John, were presented by ^ n k Ryba e eic off COM ET C LE A N S E D ...... Pkg.of 4 38c with non-skid backs. Manchester and Mary Cheney Mary Lane, Vernon; Troy Hitt, Recreation Comitossioner and X Library will co-sponsor a spring DFM MUSHROOMS...... 4-oz. can 4 for *1.00 W. Main St., Rockville; Wanda Roberta Simon Park series of six pre-school story SANDWICH STEAK lb. 0ISP08ABU OATTIME PAMPERS ...... 30 Count M.48 Gnffin, Burger Rd., Rockville; (tommissioner. There was dis­ 1-79 Raymond Heller, Chambers hours for children ages 3(A to 5 C a n n o n Spring Fashion Preview years of age. cussion concerning the past St., Rockville; Betsy Erickson, accomplishments and future CEL MONTE TOMATO CATSUP ...... 14-oz.^bottla 23c Lake view Heights, Rockville; ’The story hours, starting on U.S. No. 1 1daho S h e a r e d 3 Exciting Fabrics plans of both com m ^ions. Gertrude Warman, South St., Tuesday, March 13, will be held lOc Off O A IN ...... 3 lb 1 oz. box 080 School Menu V e l o u r Rockville; Margaret Vivan; in the Ann Caroline French HAWAIIAN PUNCH ...... 3 for *1.00 Monday: Ham, potato chips, 1 «., 14 K. RMHn Westland Rd., Rockville; Junior Room from 10 to 10:45 carrot or celery sticks, BAKINC B a t h Vickie Tosado, Village St., a.m. \ Rockville; Nadine Skoglund, E. Arrangements for applesauce. HELLMANN*S TARTAR SAUCE ...... 6-oz. Jar 28c ^ T p w e l Tuesday: Meat loaf, buttered Main St., Rockville; Elizabeth storytellers are being made by IBA MAYONNAISE ...... R t Jar 48C noodles, buttered carrots, Mulhern, W. Main St., Mrs. Howard Fichtel, London POTATOES 10c aff IVORY LIQ U ID ...... 38C YOUR vanilla pudding. R e g . 1 .4 9 CHOICE Rockville; Philomena Nolan, Rd., Hebron, chairman of the 1pLCnz.Bonin edn^cation com m ittee. -The Wednesday: Meat grinder, MANY MORE SPECIALS DURING OUR WEEK DAYS RIOT Hartford. Calif. Sunklat Birth Wednesday: A daughter storytellers on March 13 will be potato chips, fruit cup. Cant. .,jJ.S. Fancy Thursday : Pizza with cheese, k E S T L F S COCOA M I X ...... 1 1/2 lb. bux OOC Area Scatter Rugs to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mrs. John Purdy, 263 Blue NAVEL ORMIGES carrot or celery sticks, jello CRISPY CARROTS McMTOSH IIPPIES • 45” Arnel Jersey Prints Malloy, Lake View Ave., Ridge Dr., Mrs. Raymond LAMES’ - TEENS’ and BIG GIRLS. Large Size PARAOISE STUFFED OLIVES ...... 7 - a z . J a r BRc McCkinnell, 83 Dartmouth Rd., with topping. * , R e g . • 45” Polyeste'r/Raypn Broad­ Rockville. i 1-lb. PETER PAN PEANUT BUTTER...... RRe and Mrs. Fichtel. Friday: Macaroni with ■ Phgs. 3 5 9 « in.2oi.Jar SAVE 40% 1 .9 9 cloth Prints cheese, buttered peas, ice 2 MEGE LAYER-LOOK SUITS - SWEATER 1 0 ..8 9 * ). e a c h • 45'’ Poly/Rayon'< .Crepe cream. SCOT TO W ELS ...... 168 count 3 pkg> *1-00 Fashion prints in smart colors, I Wide range of sizes, patterns,| Prints, Flocks Bulletin Board & SKIRT SETS T ETLEY T E A B A R S ...... 100 eount RRo There will be a meeting of the HDAIRY FOODS-] N thick and thirsty. Velour colors. Non-skid back; ma-f VLASIC KOSHER SPEARS ...... 1 pL 10 OZ. Jar 48a reverses to terry. ; chine wash. All Machine Washable Park Commission ton i^ t at 8 TROPICAL at thf! home o f Roberta Stoion mCREMBLE CHIFFON KRAFTS SLICED MAROARINE MOZZARELLA 0RAN6E JUICE m m ^ / m on Hhbron Rd. The Board of Education will For SPECTACULAR . Ilk43* 8-oz.pkg. 5 9 ^ 1 / 2 R M .6 9 * N o Iro n ! W oven Plastic meet tonight at 8 in the Colter FROZEN FOODS OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF School library. Spring; R e e d Tomorrow is the final day to UNBELIEVABLE BmOSEYE STRAWBERRIES...... Tl-W . pbg. 48c 100% Polyester Colbtiial I register children who will be S t r i p e I WITH THIG COUPON i WITH THIS COUPON | IRA FRENCH FNIEO POTATOES... I-W. pbg. 8 for *1.00 Print . I entering kindergarten in the BUT TRUE WITH THIS COUPON | Hobnail ill' C a f e CANDIES fall. Hours for registration are LVHf I HUNTS I N ES T LT S ; IBA ORANRE JU IC E ...... 1-Hi. can 480 H o p s a c k ! MADE BY THE RESIDilltS 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 to Big CLOROX I Bedspread C u r t a i n s MORTON POT PIES...... 8 tor *14 M OF THE MANSFIELD TRAIHIHO SCHOOL 2:30 p.m. I TOMATO SAUCE I Taster’s Choice i ^^Draperies^ SelocHon DRY BLEACH I IS-m. Benin TREE TAVERN CHEESE PIZZA...... 18-oz. pbg. RRc I I S-nz.Jv*1.40 I ADVERTISEMENT- "W E E K -D A r 2\Mb.Pkg.59® j ' 2 n r 3 0 < ' 5| ■ : 4. Plowing snow is not a 1 ATnRGTFOOD | 24” »” ! R e g . 4 .9 9 I /'f >%c Reg. selectman’s job. Mr« Mdrra has SPECIAL JttBWLESQP— 1 L — UiKIJSfifiL _____ R eg . to 98c received $3.64 per hour for -w -T ' 8-99 plowing plus his yearly salary of $3,000 per year. The foreman Twin and m OFF! receives $3.8o per hour and all Full 1 . 3 7 Sale Starts March 10th, Enda March fOth others receive $3.38. Be aware. V a la n c e , Reg. 98c ...... 7 7 ‘ 3” , 0” , t r Cdfimiiit 3 to 8” in dtamotor Deep triple pinch pleats, 3” M a in ...... Won 88c NOW 62c m Colorful vinyl reeds that 48'' wide to the pair, 63" 3” Cut...... Wore 81.2&NOW 81c Confirmed . / r wipe clean. Sturdy side rail­ Preshrunk, lintfree! Easy care, puffs.up like new. Oeeptone colors. length. FOOO STAMPS ings. MANSFIELD TRAININS SCHOOL HARTFORD (AP) - The iU n d tS FIRST FOOD state Senate Wednesday ap­ COMPLETE proved the nomination f the 040 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER Rev. Herbert Smith of Hartford ' A to the State Commission for 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: W ed. thrti Sat. G IFT SH O P OPEN MON., TOES., SAT. 8:30-8 PM w b ., 8:30-8 PM THINL. fW . 0:3M 5*® fN f 1145 TOLLAND TPKE. Mon. thru Fri. 9:30 a.m . to 9:30 p.m. Open Sevan Days, 12:30 pjn. ^ 8:00 pan. Higher Education. Re will Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. HOUTE 44A, MMISFIELO D Em , OONN. serve aq eightryear term, MANCHESTER STORE ONLY J ■« f | NotraaponaSdiI (Watch,for OHt Shop SIgnt) replacto^^AUrad Van Sinderen m e t i 91 MANCHESTER X .y. ' of Woodbridge, who reil^aed. MANCHESTER SHOPPING CENTER ■ ” ^

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Bowling Nortn ^tars Eagles Claw South With Ease in I The Dry Side Points, ELKS - Stan Seymour 139- I of Sports 142-378, At Atkins 141, Joe Enjoy Spree Desimone 372, Bob Taimadge 352 Joe Picaut 354, Bruce Fish NEW YORK (AP) — You know you’re having a good Gain I Carter and Lackey each had 360. NEW YORK (AP) - How to get the ball without any night when your team gives up four goals and wins by six. ! . ' By Dean R. Yost • does a basketball team resistance. 20 points for the Nets while come back from a 23-point In other ABA action, Indiana Paultz added 19. Issel scored 25 COMMERCIAL - Dave That’s the kind of good night By Dean Yost period and seemed to be in “ The players really put from St. Louis as the. Blues stopped Memphis 122-114, Utah for Kentucky while Louie Pallishall 135-351, Tim Flynn the Minnesota North Stars deep foul trouble. In the together 32mimitc!s of fine deficit? Gaitbage shots, knocked off Boston. That gave Three unsung heroes of e a s^ past Carolina 128-112 and . Dampier added 24> 143-372, Hoppy Cassidy 147-367, enjoyed Wednesday when they basketball,” Ogrodnik defense and hhstle. New York a four-point edge East CathoUc High’s basket­ meantime'. South’s Mauro Cleary to Drive No. 8 7 Denver edged Dallas 116-111. The Indiana Pacers scored its Henry. Luneski 138, Larry blistered Pittsburgh 10-4 and That is the way the New York over the Bruins in the battle for ball team came through aiso was tabbed with three remarked. “ Before the In the National Basketball fifth straight ABA victory at Fountain 135, Nick Nicola 356, moved into a second place tie Nets described their 91^89 second place in the East. with flying coiors last night and it appeared that fouls game started the players Association, New York crushed the expense of the sagging George Barber 354, Ted with Philadelphia in the Foifjthe ^ s t two seasons, Leo Cleary has driven for Bob comeback American Basket­ Defenseman Ab Demarco, as the Eagies defeated South would pl^ an important knew they had a difficult Philadelphia 120-94 and Memphis Tams. Lawrence 137-146-380, Dick National Hockey League’s West Garbarino in a coupe and last year piloted, a 1972 Ford ball Association victory over acquired from the Rangers last task ahead of them. They Cleveland beat Houston 118-100. Freddie Lewis scored 22 Grinavich 152-378, Andy Division. Cathoiic High, 71-51, at role in the final outcome, ____ Pinto. The Hanover, Mass., resident has changed cars th e Kentucly Colonels week, scored two goals for the “ When you are ahead by 20 points for the Pacers who Lamoureaux 351, Dick Farrell In other NHL action, Bloomfield High, in CIAC but they didn’t. weren’t psyched but were V oncMi again and will offically drive the Chuck Rubacha-Carl Wednesday n i^ t. Blues, one of them while killing points at the half, I guess you defeated the Tams for the 358, Mai Darling 352, Dennis Wednesday, PI>iladelphiU Class L Division first round South regained the lead determined to get revenge Gustnfsbn^wned No. 87 Vega-bodied m o ^ fi^ for the 1973 Coach Joe Mullaney of the a penalty, (^hris Evans also had aren’t supposed to- sa y seventh time in eight meetings. Sherman 358, Ron Sponheimer bounced from behind for k 2;-2 play. with 3:50 left in the second on them.” Colonels had soi ne other ideas. a shorthanded goal for St. Louis season. anything,” Muilaney said. Ron Boone scored 34 points 355, Ed Spence 378. tie withtthe New York Rangers, The defending Class L stanza on Maura’s comer Last year at the sdme “ The Nets were atrocious^and against Boston goalie Jacques Losing 51-28 at one point in and led the Utah Stars over the St. Louis topped Boston 5-2, iocation. East pulled the Cleary, a veteran of w e kept up with Plante. State champions will meet jump shot. This was to be the second half, the Nets staged Carolina Oiugars. ST.JAMES LADIES - Gisele Detroit defeated Atlanta 5-2, NASCAR racing, will begin them.” Kentuck]' won the tur­ Montreal balooned its first Shelton High Saturday night South’s last field goal of the game out of the bag in the an amazing comeback and Boone, Willie Wise and Golding 138-371, Joan Montreal tripped Toronto 4-1, hisjiinth seaqsp of modified nover battle 28^11. place lead in the NHL East to 13 at a s it e y e t to be quarter as East rolled up 10 finai minute of play, winning finally tied it at 85 with 4:07 to James Jones combined for 82 Scheibenpflug 127, Mary Matt­ and California tied Buffalo 2-2. competition. In his 22-year, “ We have ne er become the points by beating Toronto. The determined in a semifinal consecutive points, 62-61. 4, go on a jump shot by Billy points for the Stars in the battle son 129. In th e World Hockey career as being a top defensive team we should be,. Canadians’ magic number for highiighted by Whelton’s Dependable Whelton led Paultz. of division leaders. Associa^on; New England shut start. Shelton is the No. 2 Mullaney said. ‘VWe are clinching the title is 11 points. the East array with 19 chauffeur, Cleary won the George Carter’s field goal The Denver Rockets stole the ELKS - Fred Baker 140-356,_____ ouji’^e'veland l-J)/in overtime ranking club in the ratings. three-point play with four constantly doini; things to give Any combination of wins track title at Thompson gave the Nets the lead 89-87 ball twice in succession late in Russ Ckipeland 137-352, Jpbn^tihd Housto^ topped Los They defeated Maloney High seconds ieft. points, while McKeon netted up-the ball.” totaling 11 points for Mtomreal Speedway in 1971 and at with 28 seconds to go and Gary the game and enabled them to Kensel 3^. . . - Angeles 3-1. iast night, 64-55. > East put the game out of 17 points on seven field goals Mullaney, in 4 rage after the or losses or ties costing the Seekonk l^>eedway last year Gregor’s two free throws with defeat the Dallas Chaparrals. If the Nohh Stars had a good A capacity crowd of 2,200 reach in the third period as and three foul tries. All his loss, chided Ar;is Gilmore for Rangers 11 points m aps up the with 288 points. eight seconds left iced the MarV^^berfb stole the ball night, Pittsburgh goalie Andy Wheiton picked up the floor shots were in close to not playing defense and crown for the Canadians. viewed the piay. victory. Dan Issel scored at the on su c^ sive plays and fed KACEY - Mario Frattaroii 215- Brown knew early that he was Overall, in national allowing the other teams center Detroit exploded for three scoring slack and went into the hoop. Martens tossed in buzzer for the Colonels. Ralph Simpson for layups. - 217-610, Cy Perkins 204-571, going to have a rather bad one. “ Those three guys who modified points, Cleary was third period goals to defeat the last eight minutes 14. tallies while Kearns Walt Frazier scored 28 points Real Audet 215-554, Jim Cantin Minnesota shelled him for 22 don’t get theprint like Joe 15th in 1972 accumulating Atlanta. Defenseman Thommie leading, 47-32. The Eagles rounded out the double and Bill Bradley added 22 to 203, Bob Audet 200-551, Norbert shots and five goals in the first 2,075 points. Bergman’s second goal of the' Whelton and Bili Gorra, scored seven field goals in figure scorers with 10. College Hoop Roundup lead the New York Knicks oVer Audet 215-590, Norman Dey 213, period. game snapped a 2-2 tie and then really came through for us. the third while South, having Eller was South’s top The locally-owned Vega the Philadelphia 76ers in an John SiilHvan 208, John Ragna Dennis Hextall had two of the Alex Delvecchio and Mickey Joe Martens, Marty Kearns difficulties, sank oniy three scorer with 16 points.'^ will be the insurance NBA contest. 223,. Real Breton 562. early goals and added a third and John McKeon played adjuster’s third ride in four \ The game was close just later. He also assisted on Redmond added wrapup goals. fieid tries. Redmond’s goal was his 41st one heck of a game, ^ ey Eul CalKolie (71) years. He drove the Paul- before halftime, but the Knicks H O.M E ENG.LNJE.ERS_. - another Minnesota goal for four p B F Pts this season. really gave us the spark,” South attempted to stop Olarke Ford-powered No. 41 scored eight straight points and Michelle Welch 185-451, Hildur scoring points and a club record 3 Gorra 4 1-2 9 ACC Playoffs The victory combined with commented Stan Ogrodnik East’s offense with a 3 McKeon 7 3-5 17 in 1970 and the Mystic then Frazier sunk 10 of his Zawistowski 180-459, Dee 74 points for the season. points in the second half to Bill Goldsworthy and Dean Buffalo’s tie at California ' as he tried to reiax in the fuiicourt press, but the only 2 Kearns 3 4-7 10 Missel in 71-72. LEO CLEARY Lillicrop 179, JeanKielick 176, 2 Whelton 8 3^ 19 make the game a rout. Dolores Lewis 178-188-539, Jan Prentice added two goals moved the Red Wings within team’s dressing room. thing it did was give East a 2 Martens 6 2-2 14 Holjd Spotlight The Cleveland Cavaliers McKehney 451, Phyllis apiece for the North Stars and one point of the fourth place better opportunity to mn its 0 R. Soucier 0 00 0 Cleary has taken first place at Stafford Springs 17 times Sabres in the Blast. Detroit has South, with 6-5 Ted Maura 0 Riccio 0 00 0 ripped off 12 straight points at Heritage 499, Dolores Kelly 462, Eddie Shack had two for the fastbreak. With 6:03 lift, the and his most recent triumph was Aug. 5,1972 during the played one less game than and 6-4 Biii Eiier, seemed 0 Connelly 0 (M) 0 the end of the first quarter to Doris Dickinson 459, Lu Penguins. Eagles built up a 55-34 0 Reynolds 1 (H) 2 100-lap Lan^om e qualifier. take a 28-24 lead and went on to Gustafson 457, Jennie Leggitt Minnesota got some help Buffalo. alihost unstoppable in the 0 D. Souqj^r 0 04) 0 NEW YOR margin and were still going J (AP) -— Modern technplogy has produced a trounce the Houston Rockets. 465. from the Rangers, who tied In the WHA, New England first quarter as the duo The Rubacha-Gustafson-owned Vega is sponsored by lot but still moved within two points of first strong. 12 Totals 2» 13-20 71 lasn’t come up a < sound-proof basketball Philadelphia. Both the Flyers crashed the boards and easi­ Mota Chevrolet, of Stafford Springs, which has also auditorium place Cleveland by nipping the The iosers ciosed the gap South Catholic (51) iey!ll need one today in (Greensboro, N.C. and North Stars have 72 points, ly outrebounded East. p B F Pte donated a Vega GT to the track for special event It’s the start f the A t^ tic Coast (Conference playoffs, eight less than first place Crusaders in a tense overtime to 13 on Eller’s bucket with Borofsky 2 2-4 6 But costly turnovers hurt 1 promotions. National Speed Center of Afonchester is Usually unpredictable, but ’■■■* Chicago. battle. Coach Joe Reilly’s Rebels 1:08 left but .again South 1 Clccaglione 0 00 0 another contributing sponsor. John French scored the only 2 Eller 8 5-7 16 always noisy, e ACC holds its Conference championship. form charts Philadelphia earned its went ice coid and East buiit goal of the game, beating and East took advantage of 4 Henegban 3 1-2 7 First race fOr the No. 87 will be the Martinsville 250, annual m ad' h to determine a The teams are tied for the deadlock on Bill Flett’s third Cleveland goalie Gerry each mistake. At the end of the margin back to 20 points. 3 Maura 4 1-2 9 March 25. If the car doesn’t make the trip South, it will be leagu e ' inner and SEC lead with 13-4 records and 0 Larkin 1 (M) 2 period goal. Rick MacLeish had Cheevers on a rebound at 7:57 the first eight minutes. East During the regular season debuted at Seekonk Speedway, April 1. representativi to the National have come down to the last day CHICAGO 1 Lavigne 2 04) 4 the Flyers’ first goal while Walt of the overtime. A pair of third these two Hartford County 0 Macaluso 0 04) 0 Cleary is also known for his ability to shake down a C olleg ia te A th letic of the regular season to settle ied, 15-13, as McKeon and CUBS Tkaezuk and R ^ Gilbert had period goals by Frank Hughes Conference clubs split their 3 O'Brien 2 00 4 Association’s playoffs. matters in one of the wildest Martens each popped in six modified and is a handling expert. He also has competed power play goals for New York. broke a 1-1 tie and boosted two game schedule. East 1 Zubretsky 1 00 2 The Wolfpack, who’ve drawn finishes in recent history. NoHonal League East points. competively on the 'All-Star ^ c in g League circuit. The Rangers got some help Houston past Los Angeles. won the first, 54-52, and lost a first-round bye as' South Carolina, one of the Gorra picked up his third 14 Totals 21 0-15 51 Cleary, who is 42, captured his first checkered flag in a PSOSPCCrUS: Cubs are a Score at half 33-24 East Catholic regularseaso|n champs, won’t teams already headed for the personal foul in the second the second, 60-58. bomber class that paid $80. In his early driving career, known quantity. They hare Herald photo by Pinto jump into the pool until Friday. NCAA’s post-season party, Cleary used to drive four different cars the -same night. proren they can hit, run, lielJ, The 15,000-plus fans at the finished its regular season RockvilleHigh Shooters The former Quincy Trade athlete is married and has six pitch and finish second. Only Qiarlotte Coliseum will predic­ Wednesday night with a 90-79 substantial off-season change Bill Gorra (52) Eyes Two Points children. tably roar through three day- victory over Duquesne. brought relierers Dare Laltdche Tack Defeat on Indians night games—North (Jarolina- South (;:arolina State defeated and Bob Locker to bolster Annual Boat Show Wake Forest, Maryland- North Carolina-Asheville 87-78 shaky hullpen. That could push Herald photo by Pinto jChange Noted in Bench! Qemson and Duke-Virginia. to win the D is tr ic t 6 team to top if rets hold up Rockville High rifle team led Manchester was the shooting of Joe Martens Goes High to Score for East Knights Upset The noisemakers will also be championship in the National and. Pirates falter seriously but by the excellent shooting of first year shooters, Wayne The last of the Frank Maratta-promoted exhibitions at in good voice in Lexington, Ky., Association of Intercollegiate Whitey Lockman faces tough brothers Rod Neal (190) and Mora (174), and Bob Lahey TAMPA, Fla. (AP)-There’s “ I believe the scare he got Anderson, “ when it used to firft full season as manager. the Hartford Armory will be held today thru Sunday when where th6 Kentucky Wildcats Athletics’ playoffs. Billy Williams Rick/Neal (181), beat the (173) as they plated for the first pushed his maturity along bother him. Now he’s happy to And Cubs, can't wait much a change in Johnny Bench this the fourth annual Connecticut Murine 'Trades Boat Show is and Tennessee Volunteers meet Several other NAIA district Manchester High rifle team by time. faster,” said Anderson. sign for everyone.” By Farmington longer to start coming up with year, and, as far as Manager - staged. to determine the Southeasteni playoffs were held Wednesday a score of 898 to 883. The locals traveled to the Sparky Anderson is c o n c ^ e d , Observers say the surgery Bench explained it yai/rig replacements for relatirely old gropp of stalwarts. Yale Reelects ___ I ‘ ■ , - ' ’ . night as teams advanced to the It was the second meeting Blue Trail Range today to fire I | changed Bench’s outlook on life differently. Featured will be crafts of all sizes, from the small dingy P ITC H IN G : Perguson Jenkins is ihodel of reliability, with six straight Booster Club Announces it’s a phang for the better. What a difference'a year makes. national tournamant- between the two teams with in a tri-match with Coginchaug and on the game of baseball. “ This is my seventh camp,” run-abouts tq the luxury houseboats. Also sailing crafts 20-gome seasons and M ilt Poppas seems to hove found home with “ I’ve never seen John work Last March, Ellington High emerged .triumphant in Mary mount (College (Kan.) Rockville winning both. High and Hamden. This will end NEW HAVEN. (A P )- Mike This became noticeable when he said. “ I just know what to will be exhibited. ''' Cubs. Behind them ore two strong youngsters who hod good rookie as hard as he’s been working whipped Bethel 82-60 in District The only bright spot for the regular season with the Baskauskas, a junior from Gifts toSchool Program Bench did a television do. I guess through Uie early CIAC Class S post-season tournament competition. years in 72, Burt Hooton ond Rick Reuschel. Jack Aker gets needed here,” Anderson said Maratta, who also produces the Hartford Auto Show, Ski 10; Slippery Rock tripped State Meet coming up this Brockton, Mass., was reelected promotion for baseball days of this camp with Tony Last night, the Knights engaged in their first taste of help in relief from LaRoche and Lacker, with Bill Bonham, Larry Gura, Wednesday after the Reds went Show, Sportsman and Boating shows, will promote his next Mercy hurst 70-68 in District 18; weekend in New Haven. captain of tie University Tuesday. Class M play and wound up a loser. Dan McGinn and rookie Jim Todd filling out staff. The Manchester High School season; $42 being alloted for through a four-hour drill. Perez, Joe Morgan and Pete exhibition in 1974 at the new Hartford Civic Center. Augustana breezed past basketball team. Athletic Boosters’ Club met that. “ He’s matured. He’s come At Bench’s request, the film Rose not here, the guys were Farmin^on High, rated 23rd INFIELD: Aging but still sublime defensively, strong offensively. Girl JV^s Bow Manchester (883) Guy Champ tossed in 13 McKendree 109-61 in District Ron Santo, Don Kessinger, Glenn Beckert hold down familiar spots, last night at the school and ap­ - The Boosters’ Club now has a oiit here and completely taken makers edited into the script: looking to me.” and-last, upset the top-ranked Parrish 47-46-4642-181 markers to round out the double 20; Hanover beat Franklin 69-57 with only question at first. There Jim Hickman, late-blooming into a membership of 200 in its seven charge.” “ a baseball career doesn’t last Even when the other stars Ellington crew 61-38 at Hall The Windsor Rec Junior girls McKenzie 484845-37-178 propriated $1,500 to be used on a figure scoring. in District 21; Ferris State smooth, consistent clutch hitter, may platoon with quixotic Joe Pepi- months existence. Bench, the 25-year-old forever.” showed up, Bepdh found High in West Hartford. The set­ basketball team trimmed the CEILINGS universal gym. Heads from the High School Notes stopped Hillsdale 69-66 in tone, who flirted with, then jilted idea of going to Japan. Paul Popo­ Sink 48494040-177 - Ills a good time for colllii catcher who last season won the “ I realize now that anything himself running the show. He back snapped a 15-game Manchester All-Stars in over­ physical education department, District 23; Valdosta turned vich, Carmen Fanzone and rookie Pot Bourque strong reserves. Mora 49-4844-33-174 [rapsira. Free estimateal can happen,” explained Bench, prodded Rose Wednesday when winning log for Coach Bob Farmington (61) coaches and athletic director BURLINGTON, Vt. - Myron National League’s most Manchester High’s Tom Tucker 259 points, Cheney back LaGrange %-85 in District time, 16-15, at the Clarke Lahey 47-4444-38-173 valuable player award after who hit 40 hone runs and drove the Cincinnati left field er,' Healy’s crew. B F Pts O U TF IE LD ; League batting leader Billy Williams is 34, though will choose the model. Witham, nominated to the Grocki 2 6 10 Tech’s Ken Maynard and Tom Tomko 194 markers, and 25; Guilford defeated Winston- Arena. Rockville (898) leading the league in home runs in 125 runs while hitting .270 about to take part in his first The Knights finished the sinuous, quick-wristed os ever. Jose Cardenal in right and.Rick Mon­ Bernard k Lozier Also designated was $200 to National Football Hall of Fame Scarrozzo 8 3 19 Manchester Community College’s Ernie Moore 457 were Salem 74-69 in District 26 and Rod Neal 4847-5045-190 and runs batted in, has come to last season. workout after holding out for season at 19-2 while Far­ Comer 3 3 9 day in center complete solid outfield, vrith Pepitone, rookies backing up. Maria Tamburro and Carlene Inc. be used on a. floa t for in 1965 and the hero of Feehan 4 5 14 the individual scoring highs for their respective teams Pembroke State topped Norfolk Rick Neal 5043-44-44-181 camp with something to prove. “ He’s more businesslike than six days, was stoppi^ for a mington advance to the C A T C H IN G ; Weakness, perhaps the fatal one. Randy Hundley tried Brown each contributed four Manchester's 150th anniversary Dartmouth’s first football vic­ Borawski 2 0 4 State 90-84. Snyder 49-4844-40-181 During the winter he received he’s ever been,” added television interview. quarterfinals against Valley Williams' 2 0 4 Baseball is next on the calendar with ^nchester High to come bock but. could no longer hit or throw and Ken Rudolph points for the victors. Gail Phone 649-4464 parade. Girls’ field hockey will tory over Harvard in 1903, died Three of the teams in the ACC Noel 47-444341-181 a scare. A kpot was discovered Anderson. “ There’s no messing “ We’ve got a job to do, let’s Regional Saturday at a site yet Jensen 0 0 0 opening the season April 16, at home against Penney High and J. C. Martin are proven second-liners. Francisco Estrada, from lamonaco was the high scorer have a scoreboard for their fall at the age of 92. Long 0 1 1 playqffs are nationally- Hawley 49-4545-32-171 around at all. And, you can see r — ... Dick Williams, track coach at MHS, reports he has a Oriole farm, may be only hope. with nine tallies followed by on his right lung. Surgery was go,” hollered Bench, finally to be determined. ranked—No. 2 North Carolina Other MHS shooters; Hauk perform ^ in December, and a a change in his attitude toward getting Rose to cut the inter­ Farmington stayed ahead ToUls 22 17 61 strong outdoor team, packed with runners. Our weightmen / SENIOR LEAGUE Cindy Wilson with four. Ellington (58) j State, No. 8 North Carolina and Predicted Finish: Second in East. 474541-39-172, Livengood 47- people asking for autographs. throughout biit had to hold off a . Mike Coughlin’s six points in | benign lesion, caused by a view short and join the Reds’ B F Pts 1 I will be light,” he added ... The first date for basetall ' lOth-rated Maryland. 47-44-33-171, Turek 484541- fungus, was removed. “ There were times,” said exercises. late ^ gh ts’ rally to preserve Hamed 3 2 8 I practice is March 12 .with April 2 being the first possible Overtime powered Moriarty ® 1973 BY NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. Basch 12 ' 34-168' the victory. 1 25 /Brothers to an 91-89 triumph Flint 3 0 6 date for a game. over the Aircrafters last night Tom Scarrozzo and Kevin Champ 6 1 13 Tennis and trffcLalso have March 12 starting practice Feehan led the victors with 19 Hayes 2 0 4 at Illing. Lanz 0 0 0 dates, with opening play date March 29 ... For the Tribe Dave McKenna and Ken and 14 points while John Grocki Dishaw 0 0 0 » track squad, first meet is April 10 at home against Xavier I Cepeda Wants Regular Job added 10 markers. Finance 1 0 2 Smith led the MB attack with 24 LET’S GO Ronalter, 0 0 0 points apiece. Ron Riordon Ellington’s John Basch was and St. Paul’s. . . i * Imee doesn’t bother me at all at FINAL SKI SALE! WINTER HAVEN, Fla. Now, they are keeping fingers the game’s top -scorer with 25. - Totals 27 4 58 Watch for and East Catholic-Manchester Track meet found the hoop for the Air­ (AP) — Take it from Orland crossed. bat. And I’ve been swinging this sprihg. crafters for 44 points while SAVI Cepeda: The former Cepeda has all the real good.” Hank Brown netted 20 markers. National League slugger is credentials-2,169 hits including C e j^ a , whose right-handed In the second outing, Langan XTRA SPECIAL power could turn Boston’s FAMOUS K-2 SKIS on the road back. 358 homers,*a lifetime batting VW routed Schiebers’100-95. FROM OUR RENTAL chummy Fenway Park into a Aetna Tennis Pairings Baseball Roundup John Ryzewic tallied 43 points « “ Everything is going to be mark of .298 and 1.261 runs REG. SALE PRICE DEPARTMENT DIVING batted in. shambles if he can hobble, is for the victors while teammate okay,” the 35-year-old first HARTFORD (AP) - The competition has a $30,000 However, he has what are being brought along , gradually Paul Russillo chipped in 19. Comps .18 5 .0 0 $ 125.00 baseman said Wednesday after Australian champion John pUrse. HART SKIS known as “ old knees” . In other by manager Eddie K^ko.* Carl Hohenthal and Steve a workout in the Boston Red Newcom be will square off In other singles pairings: Three . .160.00 mr/t/i Salomon BIndInga words, he has the knees of a 50- “ I’m not concerned about his Rascher collected 21 points $110.00 Sox’ training camp. against American Stan Smith in Friday, Roy Emerson is hitting, but I think it may be a McCovey Ailing, each in defeat. Cepeda, who has had knee or 55o*ea^-old man. So' a playing against Arthur Ashe Two... .135.00 $94.50 little slow for him,” Kasko the first singles m atcf the I'-l surgery four times in the last sprinter, he isn’t. and Ken Rosewall goes against said. “ After all,-four knee Aetna World Chip tennis tourna­ Holiday . .95.00 $65.00 five years, steps and jogs The Red Sox aren’t counting Marty Riessen. your choica aa la operations can’t be ignored. ment tonight at Trinity Ckillege. Mays Returns gingerly. He noticably favors on any speed from Cepeda, Saturday, Newcombe is M d he really didn’t play last WEST SIDE MIDGETS the left knee, operated on last though. They want his big bat as against Riessen and Sunday season before he had the last Andy’s Foodtown bombed PARKAS summer. a designated hitter. If he can NEW YORK (AP) — Willie? No, he won’t. SKI PANTS operation. Rosewall faces Smith. Nassiff Arms, 41-24. Scoring for Famom Manutaeturara RENTAL BOOTS However, he says there is still play first, which Orlando “ We’re definitely hot going to I @ Scoreboard iEI | The San Francisco Giants have lost the services of their the winners were Mike Stevens, daily irnprovement. hopes, so much the better. push him. We’II let him set his slugging, injury-plagued first baseman Willie McCovey for Doug Landiy and Dave Warner The Red Sox admittedly are “ The knee still is a little stiff, $Q9S SCUGA DIVING4NSTRUCTI0N own pace and use him as a several exhibition baseball games due to persistent foot with 14, 10 and 10 points. gambling. As soon as the but it will be all right,” Cepeda CIAC Basketball 4 designated hitter when we Pro Basketball and knee ailments. In the nightcap, Crispino’s 25%.50% aa la, 30 pair American League adopted the said. “ The hot weather we’ve Vi PRICE been getting has helped. I’m can.” CLASS LL McCovey,. who missed the routed Manchester State Bank, CLASSROOM • POOL • OPEM WATER designated hitter rule, they, doubles and one run batted in to ExeeUant Sefeeffon feeling better every day. The Cepeda was employed as a NBA Wilbur C ross 76, Brien majority of last season with a 39-13. John Stratton (7), Pat OFF signed Cepeda as a free agent. power the Yankees over the. CERTIFIED N.A.O.I. INSTRUCTION designated hitter in two Wednesday’s Games McMahon 55 broken arm, has been Silver (12) and Steve Crispino Twins in the opener of their ! !■ intrasquad games as the Red New York 120, Philadelphia hampered by leg problems (10) contributed for the victors. KASTLE BY PROFESSIONAL DIVERS CLASS L spring training schedule. Sox tuned up for the exhibition 94 throughout His career. He CPM COBRA 8KI8 INTRODUCE YOURSELF TO THE UNDERWATER East Catholic 71, South Celerino Sanches, Fred Frazier season. Cleveland 118, Houston 100 Catholic 54 received an injection of cor­ SKI BOOTS I Only games scheduled and Ken Bennett smashed home hbarglaaa WORLD OF SKIN AND SCUBA DIVING He went to bat four times, Branford 67, Plainville 49 tisone Wednesday, a drug EAST SIDE MIDGETS *99«s SAAB ABA runs for the Yankees. flying to left and right, hitting usually used to treat arthritis First Hartford Realty LANGE ^EKER , HEIERLING Warrren Harding 62, Wilby 53 There was no progress "The '72 Car that Meets into a double play and Wednesday’s Games Shelton 64, Maloney 55 and other diseases of the reported in efforts to sign defeated Regal’s Men Shop, 45- '73 SAFETY SPECIFICATIONS" grounding to second. New York 91, Kentucky 89 connective tissue. 33. Dave Deciantis led all . CLASS M Kasko had Cepeda as the Utah 128, Chirolina 114 McCovey has worked out Minnesota’s three big scorers with 22 markers while 50% 30% 33 Vs KASTLE CLASSES START Farmington 61, Ellington 58 holdouts— Harmon killebrew. designated hitter, batting sixth, Indiana 122, Memphis 114 lightly this spriAg although Bill Talbot added six. Frank OFF OFF PRINCE and SPRINT St. Joseph 91, Berlin 65 Rod Carew and Jim Kaat.-The OFF A NICE SELECTION STILL for the Red Sox’ exhibition Denver 116, Dallas 111 troubled by a foot arch. The Prior’s 14 was tops for Regal’s. SKIS HEAD SKIS Valley Regional 67, Twins said they signed Carew, MARCH 26th opener against the New York Only ganies scheduled cortisone was ordered after he Jeff Scheider added eight also AVAILABLE WITH Brookfield 61 but the infielder denied it; Yankees at Fort Lauderdale reported some pain in his knee, for the losers. $ 3 4 0 0 ^ALL NECESSARY EQUIPMENT PROVIDED . Nonnewaug 49, Weston 47 The Tigers, the American NO PRICE INCREASE! today. Pro Hockey which he apparently favored Burger King toppled •tog. $50., NOW 3 0 % OFF League East defending cham­ CO-ED INSTRUCTION . 12 YR. OLD MINIMUM REQUIRED The batting order had Tom­ CLASS S because of the foot trouble. Professional Kemodeling Con­ NHL pions, hammered 16 hits my Harper in left, Luls Immaculate 81, Portland 64 The other WilUe, New York sultants, 36-18. Clyde Redd and CHILDREN’S ^ Wednesday’s Games including th ree by third Aparicio at short, Carl Mets’ Mays, reported his knee Steve McKenzie led the King’s Montreal 4> Toronto 1 baseman Tony Taylor, to defeat ALL SALES PINAL • NO REFUNDS OR RETURNS Call or Stop In NOW For Your Application, Yastrzemski at first, Reggie felt better and stated he would way with 11 and nine tallies. CLOTHING Philadelphia 2, New York the Pirates. Smith in center, Rico Petrocelli wait until the end of spring Price Rangers 2, tie Races Center fielder Mickey Stanley . at third, Cepeda, Carlton Fish training to decide if he will THE St. Louis 5, Boston 2 had two singles and a'double catching, Dwight Evans in retire from baseball. Y INTERMEDIATE Detroit 2, Atlanta 2 Canceled while his replacement, Dick DISCOUNTS right, and Doug Griffin at se­ In exhibition games Paced by Blaz Stimac’s 27 Buffalo 2, California 2, tie Saturday’s twice Sharon, slugged a home run and ‘ALPINE ‘TIAUS Tt- ' cond. Wednesday, the New York points the Cagers easily TRI-CITY DIVERS Minnesota 10, Pittsburgh 4 postponed children’s ski a single in two turns at the. CROSS COUNTRY If Cepeda’s brittle knees hold Yankees clobbered the defeated Beau’s, 77-45. • AT THE ALPIHE HAItt • Only games scheduled races at Northview have plate. SKIS • BOOTS • BINDINQS • POLES SKI SHOP TEL. aOUTE 30, FOST MAO PLAZA, VERNON S & S BUICK up, that just may be t^e Red Minnesota Twins 11-4, and the Assisting IStimac in the scoring WHA heen canceled. Catcher Johnny Oates signed Sox starting lineup against the ' Detroit JTigers beat the cqlunnn were Glkih Cooper and 872-6547 TEL 872^047 Wednesday’s Games his. contract with Atlanta, OF VERNON : 3DJMSST M«HCHfSILR(l]uwilv..^ ,6!!) Yankees vdien the two teams T h e sponsoring’ Pittsburgh Pirates 8-3. Skip Bartlet with 16 and ll SALES • SERVICE • RENTALS • REPAIM • AIR RLLS W.l Houston 2, Los Angeles 1 reducing the number of Braves • i * ' • 0" ' * ♦.) A Hoof)* , ' A** i' Li’wjii On*- BKick Cjl(Jo' , open the 1973 American League Manchester State Bank Frank Tepedino, New York’s markers. ROUTE 30 POST ROAD PLAZA EXIT 96 off 1-86 U A OlVERS • SWIMASTER • OACOR • PARKWAY New England 1, Cleveland 0 holdouts to three, including 25% O FF ‘ !u'.l H Miniiks ti'im Ooentoen Hjf l!w o season April 6 in Boston. h op es to sch ed u le o n e next,’ designated hitter; collected Dave Bidwell’s 22 was best Only games scheduled pitcher Pat Dobson. OPEN DAILY 10 to 6 BAT. 16 to 8 winter - snow permitting-' four hits in six trips, with three for the losers.

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•p tf W»t— Fast — E ffective * r m i«|. u t. fH . ON. THOSe HORKOft FLICKS WAPPAVA SAV_WB Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers ON TV PONT BOTHCR H IT T H 'H A V r MB...YAWNJ ,----- —— Herald Classified Ads Over 60,000 Daily Readers ^ E I T H E R l WON'T THEY IVER ' t a k e A WALK OR BOMB- WiohtI T kU ATOP WITH THAT THIMa--nH«JKTHEy'RB _ (IS Word Minimum) THEV'RB PWBTTV 1WE PILOT THAT PLANE , RACKETE' I LIKE RUMMIKKS OUT OP STEAM! Fast Results *nkAABl SURE TOOK OUR A\UST BE A REAL 1 AAUWC, "BUT A JEWS- H IN T ABOUT SHOCNTOTHE HARP AMD KAZOO 1 Day ...... — 84 per word per day THE MAJOR , ^AVKJOR* HE WA 646-2460. SNOW Plowing — Commercial rent. 6498752, and residential. Reasonable Reasonable. Swift Typing Ser­ MASONRY — All types of 1967 PONTIAC LeMans, vice, 568-3355. PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKl .— INCOME «tax returns and rates. Also available as backup stone, brick fireplaces, walls, Draaamaking 22 Help Wanted 35 '°’ iujjLUunin automatic, new paint job. C!all concrete steps, sidewalks. No Help Wantdd^ 35 isi riS tJs S WHOOre.'HOLDIT.' ^ THIS IS EASIER THAN WELL.NOWTHAT OH, NO PLACE.' ! ' bookkeeping done professional- rig. Call 646-3467, 647-9304. J uKuripK t HERK A PARKING IT’S PARKED, M A V A 6 W ELL 649-9622 after 4 p.m. SNOW PLOWING — Driveways job too small. Free estimates. 0 t TRYING TO DRIVE IT IN.' t - ly. Call Dan Hickey, 649-9145. CUSTOM made ladies dresses, WANTED — Experienced INTERESTING^ part-time H E A T PLACE. MUTT./ WHERE you G R A B IT./ y o u SHARPENING Service - and parking lots. Over 20 years Over 20 years experience. After GOIN' suits. Bridal gowns and veils. polishers and inspector for air­ position open for dependable INVENTION, KNOWHOW 1968 FIAT sedan, excellent Saws, knives, axes, shears, experien ce. Call 649-5900, 5 p.m. 643-1870. ^ 2 9 7 5 . ■ P i i P M THESE F'ni^ 1 NOnutKM i HANDWRITING Analysis - Also hand set fashion jewelry. craft blades vanes and person, mornings or after­ 1HW9I06*J HARDTHEYARE .sondition, $850. 228-9878. skates, / rotary blades. Quick Elmer Wilson. NEW 151 Discwer-your talents'and out- 649-1133. components. Apply Red-Lee noons. Order, delivery, stock BUBBLE T O FIN D / standing abilities. Send a full service. Capitol Equipment CARPENTRY - Repairs, ______w_____ ^______a z 1971 SKYLARK, 2-door RUGS shampooed. Free Metal Finishing Co., 80 Sheldon and potential sales. College / ■ r page of your handwriting (state Co., 38 Main St., Manchesteer. remodeling, additions, roofing. »() V « y ( ( 7 i hardtop, power steering, estimates over phone. Cleaned CUSTOM made women’s and Rd., Manchester. student considered, Phone 6 & H I • u / .u ' i % - I if left handed) Enclose your. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Call David Patria, South M|«<0 £ ( ( j'.,' brakes, tinted windshield, with certified equipment, no children’s clothes, simple 0255 for appointment. " return address and check or 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- Windsor, 644-1796. radio, snow tires, excellent con­ cost for disinfectant. 646-6597. alterations. Phone 649-2957. .... money order for $3 payable to 7958. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• dition, 643-5239, 7-8 a.m. or REAL ESTATE Associates. Professional Analysts, mail to WES ROBBINS carpentry ' A('5' after 8 p.m. LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagaa 27 Experienced preferred, but will \ a “ .1 0 3-i Bunce and Shea, Box 413 Main LIGHT trucking, odd jobs, also remodeling specialist. Ad­ ------£ _ SALESWOMAN lawns mowed, trees cut and ditions, rra rooms, dormers, train. Top commissions, MLS, ^ Office, Manchester, Conn., moving large appliances. MORTGAGES, loans first 0 t 'j « j 1965 CHEVELLE— Automatic, removed. Cellars and attics built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, realtors. Call Mr. 'III' 06040. Members of The Burning barrels delivered. $4. second, third. All kinds. Realty 7 p.m. - pUGHT i . ! v jd i/o { a f ‘ will take larger Chevy engine. cleaned. Free estimate. Call 649-3446. ' Starkweather, 646-5353. CodyrlgM f 1P73 I Manchester Society of 644-1775. statewide. Credit rating Mature woman wanted 3-4 \U I/. I d 0 iaoo,u,“v-8a $350 or best offer, 1-423-4122. 643-6000. l)S " " J \W// ^ J V*//' V '41//' V t l/y' T.W. M«k ■i|tiH..i ,TA U A «l» tUci umnnt Professional Handwriting unnecessary. Reasonable. Con­ evenings per week, no C \W, 0 \v'-(L»i. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - JANITORS, experienced, part- 0,it.WuJta"5 i^Lj Analysts. COPY that recipe, letter, fidential, quick arrangements. experience necessary. 1962 MORRIS mini-cooper, check, bill, rawing instructions, YOUR Baby’s first shoes new homes custom built, time evenings, Manchester MR. ABERNATHY llOOcc, Cooper-S transmission, bronzed forever. Precious Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. ^ Apply area. Call 643-5691, 38 p.m. BY ROLSTON JONES and FftANK RIDGEWAY BY DICK CAVALLI KOSCOT Cosmetics and wigs. school paper, newBp^aper remodeling, additions, rec 100 Constitution Plaza, $350. Call 6 4 & ^ . lifetime mementos. The perfect. rooms, garages, kitchens MISTER DONUT WINTHROP A fantastic savings of 40% off article, etc. CLEAR, Hartford. Evenings, 233-6879. gUt for sentimental occasions. remodeled, bath tile, cement 28B W n t MMila Turnpiha TAKE THEBE COLD PIUS IB T H E on a fantastic product. Gosing reasonable. INTECH INC., OFFICE HELP THERE DOBS Sraw TO BE 1969 BONNEVILLE, Pontiac, Elm Street Extension, Pickup and delivery. 647-1240. work. Steps, dormers. T H R ffi TiAAES A CYt/. AAECKCINE BOAAE lAAPROVEAAENT HEV, LOOK AT BOBBIE...WHAT ITA\BANe HIS AAOTHB2t3 GOT out inventory. Phone 1-429-8641 MORTGAGES - 1st, ancf 2nd all power, 4-door hardtop, Manchester. 9-11,1-3, Mon.-Fri. Residential or commercial. HELPING DOES t h a t SION /ABAN-= HIM ON ANOTHaR DIET. J!, after 5 p.m. mortgages — interim financing , NEEDED A- excellent condition. Priced to 643-5976. TREE Removal — pruning, Call 649-4291. y o u ? T sell, 643-9607. spraying, etc., fully insured. — expraient and confidential By General insurance K HOUSEWIVES - Do you have Licensed. Free estimates. service, J. D. Real Estate ENGINE Lathe and Hardinge agency. Policy writing •- free time during the day? Have CARPENTER available, days, ALL types of building and 1967 OLDSMOBILE 98, four- Phone 633-5345. Assoc. M3-5129. chucker operators, first and a home care product party. 742- evenings, weekends. Additions, remodeling, rec rooms, background preferred. , O M i door hardtop. Full power, air- alterauons, repairs. No job too kitchens, additions, homes and second shift, capable of set up, Salary commensurate with — > » 8861. conditioning, tape player. Bualnaaa Opportunity 20 work to drawings. High quality m M|. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• small. Free estimates. Call Painting-Papering 13 garages. Heritage Craftsmen, experience. Excellent running condition, 872-6418 or 646-4643. work, top medical plan, all / «avT* , » Auto* For Solo 4 Stephen Martin, 646-7295 after 4 MANCHESTER - Small 1 643-7440. p.m. INSIDE — outside, painting. benefits, good pay, overtime. JEWELL-ENBLAND restaurant doing good business, li rm fM ^k J. P. Lewis & Son, finish Apply J. T. Slocomb Compan; —WWOWR ' NEED CAR? Oedit very bad? Special rates for people over 65. fast food service, numerous INSURANCE CD. 1968 BUICK, La Sabre, custom, carpentry, rec rooms, 68 Matson Hill Rd., Sou% ‘r- Bankrimt, repossession? Cfall my competitors, then call ieces of equipment, well hardtop, 4-door, sedan, remodeling, kitchens, Glastonbury, 633-9485. An equal 627 Main St • Honest Douglas accepts lowest me. Estimates given. 649-7863. P-aveled area, $25,000. Colli- automatic, power brakes and bathrooms, formica work, opportunity employer. 3-X ; down, smallest payment,- CERAMIC Wagner Realty, 663 BumSide 3-e 'steering, snow tires, excellent ceilings. 64^9658, if no answer oa^ anywhere. Not small loan J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom Ave., East Hartford, 2898241. condition. Asking $1,150. Call TILE 6438362. PART-TIME janitorial work. to m i fcr HtA. lac-. TAI. t t g . U .l P t / ^ . cTtiALU 1 finance company plan. Douglas decorating, interior and B U ZZ S a w y e r BY ROY CRANE after 6 p.m. 649-W19. Call 649-5334. BABYSITTER wanted, Motors, 345 Main. O lM Ca// exterior, paperhanging, fully MANCHESTER - Small food weekdays, beginning March R.E. GOWElT'^^^inish Do—It Ain insured. For free estimates, store with beer license, good 19th, light housekeeping. Call YOU'RE ALKEAPY A KEY THEN \ YOU'RE IN DOUBLE DANCER X l TOLD BUT WHY X PUNNO, MAYBE 1963 TRIUMPH TR-4, low caipentry, kitchens, rec rooms, WOMAN needed for recep­ SOME FOrZY NOTION CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE ■ 1969 442 OLDSMOBILE, good We specialize in ceramic tile, call 649-9658. If no answer 643- lease, excellent location, 64^13^ after 6 p.m. SAWYCR, WITNESS Ti> A GANG WHY MAKE \ BARTENDING IN THAT /BK5 AWMA STICK YOUR mileage, good condition. Asking additions, garages, porches, tionist and general office work, ARE YOU KILLING. DON'T YOU IVIATTERS [ NOTORIOUS SALOON. / TD TRY NECK OUT? LIKE A CITIZEN ^ conditioii. Call 647-1669. slate, flagstone and quarry $17,900. Colli-Wagner Realty, WITH ALL I - $300. Phone 742-7104. any type remodeling. 646-2087. typing required. Call 646-1000. C R A X Y f REALIZE YOUR LIFE'S ^------( TO FIND OUGHT TO PO MORE CORAL. ARE YOU TWIN GAF65J, tile. For complete bathroom 663 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ OUT OF YOUR MIWP. ATTBMTIOW RICHARD E. Martin. Full IN DANGER? A \ TH E THAN OUST PAY BROMLEV'LL : 1965 PLYMOUTH Fury III, ford, 2898241. JIG BORE, Lathe, Bridgeport LerriNG h a z e l g o FPCUGEP IN NEVER ^ P o r 1965 CHRYSLER Newport, remodeling,, we’ll handle all professional painting service, CAR KILLERS, BACK OF THE < four-door sedan, air- operators. First -^nd second y — POWN INTO THOSE THE DIFFERENCE good condition. Power brakes, carpentry, plumbing and tile interior - exterior. Free es­ WOOP«?...ITi$ A HOU$e..AND i conditioning, power steering. K Roodng-Sldlrig-Chlmnay 16 AMOCO Service Station, high shifts, top wages and benefits, THE BLARE power steering. New exhaust woit. Exp^ wottmanship timates, fuUy insured. 649-441L, MECHANIC TRICK BY ; Phone 649-9313. volume, 3-bay canopy. 50-hour week. Le-Mi DOGGER OF ROCK system, 6 • new tires. and reasonable rates. Long established, well- MUGIC Reasonable. 649-0956. ROOFING and roof repairing, Rockville area, for rent. Call Corporation, 1 Mitchell Drive, DROWNING ■ - 1964 COMET, good running- Call Manidevllle DONALD E. Tarca - CoughUn Roofing Co.- 643-7707. Mr.- Ritson, days 563-0131, Manchester, 643-2362. equipped general garage, ANY NOIGBG L condition, good interior, paperhanging and painting.- nights 242-5861. has permanent opening for IN THE 1969 OPEL Kadette, beige and 643-9678 Frra estimates. Call 6434)271. < automatic, four new tires. tan, bucket seats, radio, BIDWELL Home Improvement GENERAL Machinist — with mechanic. Must be well ^Tupy... 'L Asking $400. Phone 742-6258. Co. Expert installation of SEA FOOD opportunity. excellent condition. Asking T. J. FLANAGAN and Sons, g^ood la th e b a c k g r o u n d . qualified for trucks and ■ I ______— aluminum siding, gutters and Complete 1,000 square feet Presently working & hours. / $875. 646-5432. Interior-exterior painting. r 1966 VOLKSWAGEN converti- SNOWPLOWING - Very trims. Roofing mstallation and wholesale-retail fiacility in Paid holidays, plus excellent cars.' References. Good hie, good tires, excellent top. reasonable, 646-5489. ^Reasonable rates. Swirled repairs. 649-6m, 875-9109. Manchester. Salt water system pay and working con­ FOR Quick sale, 1955 ceilings our specialty. (Hall 643- plan. Metronics, N e ^ muffler. $495. Phone 649- Chevrolet, with 327 Chew and holding tanks for 5,000 44A, Bolton. ditions. 7532 after 3:30 p.m. LIGHT trucking. Father and 1949. pounds of lobster or crab. m ,______f ______. engine, crane cam, 850 C.M.S. son. Attic^ cellars, garages. ROOFING — Specializing MELLEN, WHITE carburetor, WTIO transmission, 12’xl2’ walk-in box, 4’x6* INSPECTORS. Lathe, ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMLIN Odd jobs. Phone 649-1805. J&H PAINTING Company, repairing roofs of all kinds, new freezer, display case, etc. For -MERCURY wagon, 1966 posi-traction, many extras. Bridgeport, and jig bore andPALSHAW interior and exterior, residen­ roofs, gutter work, chimneys, further details call 649-2888, or in'JOBS DONC,y«OOD \DONTlOlt0Cr \ UXW, \OU DUMB- NO CAME? automatic, four-door. Good run- Asking $850. Take best offer. operators. Apply Purdy Cor­ nigfmmm 9IIW I. STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF TWO handymen want variety of tial and commercial. Call 63^ cleaned and repaired. 30 years 643-9883, ask for Dave. VDUR HWHNiMf/ MKNIK, i T m L MniTMni I DUM8«, YmiOHrAS THEM WHVT • nine condition, $475. Phone 646- 872-2046 or 644-2306. experience. poration, 586 Hilliard St., HBB^MTfcP 1 amecMir) HOW TTunr 7 wax kn o w r ig h t VOU TW US jobs. Attics, cellars cleaned, 5936. ince. Free estimates. eM I i w i u w 3542 after 5 p.m. Call Manchester, 649-0000. w A I y h y o a m e / i t mow ‘n iw juN*r UP? wallpaper, ceeilings, painting. Howley, 643-5361. SERVICE station for lease or NO OM NI/ 1964 GALAXIE XL, good Also help With home snow STEVEN Edward Contracting ...SHE WILL PITOBABiy W H AT DO YOU TH IN K’ ^ITAAAVFLUSH^ l^MAKES SENSE,^y^reRHAPS...BUT ITW AsX U-1962 CHEVROLET. Moving, running condition immaculate sale, American Service Station, WAIT UNTIL WE LAND I O F P R E T E N P I N 6 T O THE REDBIRD- CAPTAIN.' PIP VOl) \THINKIN0 ABOUT MUNICH problems. Reasonable. 643- Agency — Masoniy, cement and GUTTERS and roof repaired < must sell, new battery and Interior, bucket seats, console, Route 83 and Thrall Road, I AAAKETH EREFUEUN e AND WE CAN LEARN THESE TRIOCsl THAT KEPT US FROM TOR- brick work. Paintuig,— interior and replaced. Excellent Vernon, Conn. Will consider ; snow tires. $125. 646-5048. $250. CaU 647-9024. ' - T H E N 60 SPOT HER ON I^URINO THE S IX -r— r' SETTINO THEAA.' and extorior. Carpentry, siding, workmanship. Reasonable operation of diversified i 6R01/ND ^ P A Y W AR? prices. Free estimates. 646- AeAlN A T ONC; 1957 CHEVY parts, hood, trunk CEILING and ceramic tile roofs, aU home improvements. business. For information call, LADIES •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1399. ' lid, window, etc. $5. each, 643- specialist, one ceiling or all, CaU 649-5804. ito^s, 529-2511, n i^ ts, 1873- Trueka-Traelora 6 repaireed, remodeled. No job too small. 647-9232. PAINTING — Interior and HORACE Tetrault - Siding, ADD TO FAMILY INCOME 1970 INTERNATIONAL 2010 exterior. We are full-time roofing, storm windows, aw­ MODERN stainless diner on •1971 MERCURY Capri, the dump truck, 450 engine and 5-7 nings. QuaUty workmanship, STEADY WORK UNTIL MAY ' a&xy European. Mint condition, TREE Service (Soucier) — painters. Stratton Painting, 646- well traveled highway, leading yara body. (^11 Tremano Septic Trees cut, building lots cleared, 6329, 643-4887. free estimates. Fully insured. to Parkway and beaches. ! 13,000 m iles. Need station Tank Service, 742-9770. 872-9187, 649-3417. A- ; wagon. Call 643-9859. trees topped. Got a tree Ample parking, almost one 40-Hour Wook - Hourly Hato plus Bonus problem? well worth phone HOMELINE Floor cleaning acre of land. Land included at CHEVROLET - 1968, iuOf caU. 742-8252. Cmnpany. We .clean, wax and $48,9(X). Owner wishes to retire. Oponinga for i 1968 CHEVROLET Impala custom cab, V-8,4-sp^, heaw CALL J. D. Fowler for roofing, BY BILL HOWRILLA hone^ipall. 742-8252. buff your floors — wood, tile,.. Call 1-429-2958 between 7-9 SGT. STRIPES . . . FOREVER , convertible, V-6, new top $950. duty su sp^ ion . $1,300. 647- chimney pointing, interior and Machine Wrappers - Nursary Stock ■ Repossession. Savings Bank.of linolBum. - Residential, exterior painting. Free p.m., Sunday, all day. 9315.______SNOW plowing — Elxperience commercial and industrial. CaU I piD-..an"H(s/vtoMMY \z Manchester, 646-1700. estimates. 7428362. \ t p o n !y L.lllV L:.— , iM ' — •commercial and residential. 64341855. Coma in and saa Mra. Ruth Huntington about thia 1966 DODGE Sportsman deluxe KMOWV Prompt^ conrteous service. Private Inatruedona intaraating work. , OPEL, 1967 Sport Model 1900, Van, V-8, automatic, new tires, BARRETT! HOME Improve- 32 TFteDl^THEagAATfe? d i p m T' i& u bucket seats, console, four- References. 646-7770. PAINTING jobs for summer, men4- Service. Kaiser LITTLE SPORTS OUSON excellent condition. Many three married teachers, LESSONS, Piano, guitar, Intorvlowa dally 9:30-11:30 a.m., 2:30-3:30 p.m...... ^ speed, radio, ^ 000 miles. One extoas. Phone 643-7454. Aluminum siding, gutters, com- < owner, must sell. Asking $850. REWEAVING OF - burns, ezperienced, with references. . plete -coverage. Expert Meyers Piano — -J Inside weekend jobs available. Monday through Friday T T7 J Ji •> ; 647-1908 or 643-9708. moth-holes, zippers repaired. installation at reasonable cost. and Music Studios, 111 Center I ^ I Window shades made to 646-3898. Call 6498822. St., Manchester. 18 p.m. m ' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 AUTO Insurance — Lowest Qampara-Trallara measure, all size Venetian C. R. BURR a CO., INC. UolMa Hotnaa 8 BulUIng-Contraodng 14 I rates' available. For tele^one blinds. Keys made while you **Grou)ing Since *98** I gumto^ n , call Rodney T. Dolin, wait. TV portables for rent, haadng-PlumbIng 17 Help Wantayl 38 1969 PICK UP C a n ^ r, sleeps n tolow ’s, W Main St., 649- NEWTON H. Smith ft Sons - Wholaaala Nuraaryman ' ‘ - 4, % ton pick up. $800 or best 5221. " Remodeling, repairing, SAM Watson Plumbing and SCH(X)L Bus Drivers — Part- 420 MO. MAIN STREET Ifp | n M MNhiir ihippifT offer, will sell separately. additions^ rec rooms, porches Heating. Bathroom remodeling time work, Manchester and Inquire 28 Cottagq Street, MANCHESTER, CONN. 3 -8 Chick Mrt Sm bagalM « Ihi SNOW PLOWING - and roofing. No job too smaU. and repairs. Free estimates. Vernon areas. We will train. 3 - 6 Manchester. Reasimable rates. CaU 647-1044. CaU 6498144. CaU 6 4 9 ^ . Call 643-2414. AX, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., fhurs., March 8,1973 - PAUE WIWIgiaMto PAGE - MANCHESTER E^^Ea^^lNG HERALD. Manchester. Cbnn.. ThuTB., Mardi 8 . 1W8 M ' Wantod-Bol Matuto *77 Minlea/lfWtniiMnto ApartmmM (For I Apaipnam For Bant 83 Buahma LoeHona- Houaaa For Salo 72 Houaaa For Salo 7 4 Houaoa F or, 72 Out of TOwn-For Sala 78 fMp WtmHd $ i , tM p WmtMl 35 H ip W uH H 31 For Bant ______j i r H c H u MKA 1$ 6 2 , WEIGHG 225*. IVcKARlNA ms SPOUGE. 16 5* VCIOHS ORGAN, Conn 0mrice, two 44- ONE-Bedroom apartment. FlVE-ROi)M apai'tment, MANCHES’TER - ExcepUonal FOREST Hills - By J. A. SPRING STREET area - SOUTH WINDSOR - 7-room LEGAL SECRETARY - ACCOUNTANT - East-of- DENTAL Assistant Busy AKD CARRIES A90UT A POUND AMD A OHL>/A HUNi^O.BUTHfeEDG A V A U S e key manuals, full octave bass Living room, eat-m kitchen, Hartford Roxd , Jttrst floor. PROFESSIONAL office, four-room home, king sized McCarthy, 3 new homes, Ansaldi buUt Raised Riuich. 7 Ranch, fireplaced Uving room, - i l Manchester law firm, river. Top pay, 410,000 yearly Rockville office, full dr part- ID,c a r r y ALLH6R "NECEd6rriE6*«' pedals, dual speakers, with range, reMgerator, die- cellar storagi yard. beautifril, qn dons. ExceUent bedrooms, country kitchen, remaining. One Dutch Colonial; rooms, one full, two half-Baths, equippiK eat-in kitchen, Uving experienM preferred. 643-2405. for women^s apparel store.. HALF IK H19 POCKETS time ’tU 6:30 p.m. Write Box showtoom comBtidn, |495. 646- posal,. air-cpaditk»er, shades, $186 montiily. exposure and projection. First ceramic bath, large lot. Only Cape rind a Garrison Colonial: two fireplaces, two-car garage. level family room, better than Excellent benefitsfits jilus plus large GG, Mandiester Herald. 2638. i carpeting, large cloaeta, floor, aU facuities, parking. $24,900. Char Bon Agency, 64^ Starting at $42,900. Merritt Large wooded lot. Beautiful new condition, garage, large clothing discount. Never a fM, Vi/ALLET, OUSTTHE . ••••••••ooooooOooooooooooooo WANTED cooks helper and ------r ------laundry faciUtiea, parking, 4M ROOM Apartment, heat, hot Reasonable rent. 353 (Waiter 0683. Agency, 640-1180. j home and exceUent location. well landscaped treed lot. at Rita Girl, Manchester, 646- C0M8,CHANGE, UeUAL*THlNG6f basement stimige. Good loca­ part-time cleaning woman. Mo t h e r l e s s home needs Woortng A ppnri 67 water, range, refrigerator, Street, 649-1680, 8495649. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Excellent convenient 3441. PMOV&S'" vJHV? Apply Laurel Manor, 91 Chest­ babysitter for working father. tion. $175 per Rtpntta, includes CIRCA 1730 — 16 room s, MANCHESTER - Three- 6464200. neighboriiood. $37,900. Evans & nut Street, Manchester, 11 a.m. Call after 6 p.m. 646-6476. >NH AT ELSE BEAUTIFUL Lbrd and Taylor heat and hot water. CaU MANCHESTER - 122 East recently restored, 7 fireplaces, bedroom Ranch, iMi baths, xec MAN part-time mornings 7:30- D O £ I ^ E D f Clan>, Realtor, 647-1464. to4ip.m ; lady’s red coat, worn once. Sixe Peterman,~owner, 649-9404. Center Street, now under con- summer kitchen, 6 or more room, plaster waUs, high scenic 9:30, ror janitorial duties. 646- 7-RQOM Raised Ranch, 1th LATHE man, top pay, in­ 14, will sacrifice; 649-7470. strucUon, first-floor office or bedrooms, new baths, new location view. $36,900. - Hayes baths, fireplace, family room, COVENTRY - Waterfront 4220. business space. Available Mriy LAUNDRESS— Five days, 9 to surance, 50-55 hours. Ibwk •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ATTRACTIVE two-room kitchen, two-car garage, $58,- Agency, 6465131. fuUy appUanced eat-in kitchen. Ranch, 6 nxMns, glassed in Precision Co^ 444 John Fitch Apartment, stovri, refrigerator, 1st. Will sub-dlride from 100 900. Philbrick Agency, Two-car side entrance garage. porch over looking lake, 3 good 3 p.m., for modern Wnntotl to Buy 65 s^ ^ feet up. Merrit Agency, convalescent home. Apply SALES Blvd., South Windsor, 289-5767. heat, hot writer, electricity, Realtors^ 646-4200. 39 MUNRO Street, off Porter; Aluminum siding, nice lot. sized bedrooms, fireplace in Burnside Convalescent Home, WANTED — Antique furniture, references, no pets. $110. 21^ exceptional 6-room Colonial. $41,500. Philbrick Agency, Uving room, brand new kitchen COOK wanted— mature person 3540. ROCKLEDGE - Oversized 10- Fireplace, sunporch, aluminum Realtors, 646000. with appUances, built-in bar in 870 Burnside Avenue, East glass, priwter, oil painUngs or' Available April 1st, 5-room, 2- TWO OFFICES, and warehouse GLBIK-CASIKR to do homestyle cooking. Call other antique items. Any I OOOOf OOOOOMV*************** .room Ranch. ’Two fireplaces, siding, garage. Near school and small rec room?” Listed at Hartford, 289-9571, between 9-5 bedroomj^town house, waU-to^ space for rent oh HUlcrest Road SELLING your home or IWanted full-time. Pleasant; 646-9168, 11 a.m .? iFunOthad'Apartmanta 84 three or more bedrooms, shopping. 30’s Elva Tyler, MANCHESTER — East Center $37,500. Marge Greene, Realty, acreage? For prompt friendly p.m. quantity. The Harrisons, 643- wall carpeting, 2 air in Bolhm. For information caU orking conditions, in modem' Florida room, baths; Realtor, 6495469. Street. Ideal home and office MLS Realtor, 15235316. ^ 5TO9, Ito Oakland Street. conditioners, appliances, heat 643-S^, between 105 p.m. service, call Louis Dimock B A R B S CLERK TYPIST - Diversified fiarmacy. Some priorj SECRETARY full-time, LTHREB-ROOMh'Tinmished tremendously large recreation location, six roiMn Colonial with Realty, 649-9823. and hot water, IMi Ule baths, room plus office mid workislH^. By PHIL PASTORET office duties. Must be accurate experience needed. Apply experienced. es- WANTED — Antiqiie furniture, 'apartnoent gentleman ot c o u - MANCHESTER - New 2-car garage, three bedrooms, COVENTRY - HiUtop Raised washer and diyer hook-up, MANCHESTER - Storage with figures and use ten-key once to Manager: m tia l, some typing. [dhday- toys, crank Iphonographs, 'ple. Private bath, entrance, Oversized two-car garage, construction, 6-room .Ranch, large kitchen, dining room, Ranch, fireplace, kitchen buUt- ALL CASH for your property Always be the last one space, 600 to 1,200 square feet, quaUty^-ttooughout. Imilbnck adding machine. Fringe Friday. Many fringe benefits. swords,' guns, iglasa, attic or patio. No pets, UtlUtiM. 224 Charter Oak, 643- IVii baths, fully eduipped 09,500. Wolverton Agency, ins, large sunny basement, within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, 'but of. the shop, and the/U (Found level, loadine platform. . Agency,-Itealtors, 646-4200. benefits. Call I)olores, 646-2^. LIGGETT CallII for appofappointment. Ask for cellar contents: 643-raS5. 8368. kitchen, exceUent neighborhood Realtors, 640-2813. weU-planted acre. $30,000.742- instant service. Hayes Agency, start to check on you when PAMUOE niMHUCY Bill, 649-5^. Very reasonable. 647-1818." CRIIG4 G-7 G20 oh bus Une. $33,900. Hayes 6143.______/ 6465131. the typewriters begin to dis­ 4Mm8TnNU7m. ONE-ROOM efficiency, Agency, 6465131. IMMACULATE 6^ room PART-TIME waitress, ARE YOU looking for WANTED to buy — Depression MANCHES’TER 10,000 square $32p900-CAPE appear. HKM adi) includes heat and appUances. Rgncb, remodeled kitchen, dis-. HEBRON — Newer two-famUy. • • • mornings and nights. Apply A. recognition? If you are, we’re glass, any amount, all colora. feet industrial space. Full/ or bedroom, exciting, fuU SELLING your home or 3 4 ,990 NEW Raised Ranch; hwasher, .aM baths,, carpeting, Each unit 3 bedrooms, country C. Petersen Farms, 238 North looking for you. Salesmen, Ideal for one older person. Paul sprinklered, loading docks, of­ acreage? Worxihg for you is our A night owl is a feUow - FlV&ROOM, second floor flat, W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. dormer Qape, Living room ge kitchen-dining combina­ large paneled recreation room, sized kitchen and living room, Main Street, Manchester. MAINTENANCE man for the saleswomen. 742-8861. pleasure. Hagler Real Estate, who doesn’t give a hoot I ' i furnished or unfurnished, fice area. Hayes Agency, 646- with fir^ lace, large dining Stion, oven, range, dishwasher, garage. Low 30’s. Hutchins baths, aluminum siding. first shift, should have some OLD G o d u and clock parts, 0131. 6435624. about what trme he gets caroeting, exceUent condition. THREE-room furnished room, first-floor faiwy room fireplace, 114 baths, deck,,,^ ncy, 6495324. Two acre lot. Merritt Agency, GENERAL mechanic, full-time electrical background. Please INSURANCE agency needs wanted by private party. CaU in. Older couple preferred. No apartment, married couple or with beautiful pegged garage. Hutchins Ajgency 646-1180. days. Contact Mr. Passardi, apply in person, Klock office help, general insurance 649-4291.______MANCHESTER 4,000 plus WANTED from principal, land children or pets. 6435239, 7-8 older lady. Phone 6435m . flooring, kitchen, two baths. Itealtors, 649-5324. Lota-Land For Solo 73 The Amerbelle Corp., 104 East Company, I3w Tolland Tpke., and policy writing background square feet store-building for or home with room for horses. H ip W m tH 35 H»lp W M fd 36 Boat»‘Aee»nortM 49 PRIVA’TE coUector wishes to a.m. or after 8 p.m. VERNON — Immaculate 8 Main Street, Rockville, 875- Manchester. preierred. Salary lease. Huge paved parking One-car heated garage and Manchester-Glastonbury area. 0USII buy mint U.S. stamps, plate ’TWO-ROOM apartment, stove, CO VEN TRY- Several building 643-2861.. HAI 3325, between 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. commensurate with area. Prime location In town carport. All ^UtTuttHtteT - 2.6 acres, 7-iwm UUN< AN OHIO Oil Co. offers MANCHESTER salon is EVINRUDE outboard motors. NEWER 4-room apartment. refrigerator, heat, hot water, lots,, starting at $3,000. An equal opportunity employer. GENERAL maintenance help, experience. Jewell-England £a- blocks, accuibulations and with hi^w ay access. Hayes TreS lot. Fine^Siorhood. opportunity for high incoine looking for a stylist with a Holsclaw and Mastercraft coUections. Pleabe caU 643-4433 wall-to-waU carpeting, 4-family utilities, furniture. Apply family kitchen, garage,. trees, Frechette U Martin Realtors, High full-time, paid holidays, fringe surance, 627 Main St., house, $185 monthly. S e c u i^ Agency, 6465131. Walk to schools and shopping. benefits. Apply in person only. plus cash bonuses, convention following. Full or part-time. trailers, sales-service. after 5 p.m. Marlow’s, 887 Main St. landscaped. $ 3 2 ,^ . Hutchins 6475993. family neighborhood. Call RESPONSIBLE mature part- Manchester, 646-4662. Complete service departmoit, and fin t month’s rent. 6495285, Won’t last. CaU WE LIKE Manchester Housing Authority, trips arid fringe benefits to Salary plus commission. ’This is Baaort Proparty- Agency, Realtors, 6495324. today! At Kl,900 it won’t last time service station attendant. mature man in Manchester a modem salon with a pleasant boating 8un>lies, accessories, 649-2813. ’TWO-ROOM furnished apart- WMRill L HOWUND long. O’DonneU Agency, 875- 24 Bluefield Drive. PILGRIM MILLS warehouse ftooma Without Board 89 For Rant 88 L9VE AT WORK Either the p la te s are Evenings and/or weekends. area. Regardless of emerience, atmosphere. Call 1-666-8849, Woolsey paints, Gerich’s ’ ment, stove, refrigerator, Realtors 643-1106 MANCHESTER - Big 6-room 8647. aneeds women for measuring larger or the p o r t io n s Experience not necessary. App­ air mail S.I. Read, Pres., anytime after 5. Marine Service, 1982 Tolland THE THOMPSON House - utiUties included. $130 monthly. Cape with 2-car garage. CLEANING woman wanted, w d marking fabrics. Full or THE NEW NEW cottage, overlooking Cape FIRST SITE To keep busy we need in­ ly C.C. Shell, 25 Oakland Rd., American Lubricants Go., Box Tpke., Buckland, 60-2363. Country sized kitchen, 3 COVENTRY — Five rooms, smaller at the local beanery., one or two days a week. Wap- part-time. For interview, call ^7425161. Cod Bay, sleeps 0, July-Augusts Now Hampohim dividual Ustings. If you would ^ t h Windsor, 644-2668. 696, Dayton, Ohio, 45401. BILUNG aerk - Good figure BRGHWOOD APTS. COLONIAL Cape - Nine bedrooms, 2 full baths, paneled plus two unfinished. Large ping. Phone 6^1947. Mm. Sobol, 646-1000. and September. Dishwasher, 5.1 acres. 800’ of paved road like to have a knowledgeable aptitude and calculator TEN FOOT iftbminum boat, i’TWO large rooms, wirnian or rooms, aU brick and aluminum rec room, walk to schools and kitchen, exceUent condition. IM R d M St BaukMtm central vacuum system, heat. frontage. Breathtaking views team presenting your home to AVON invites you to fill your experience necessary. Modem electric motor, complete with for o v e m ^ t and permanent couple, no children. CaU 646- siiHng, 16’x32’ Uving room with shopping. Southern bound Lake privileges. Low 20s. charger, "and batteries. Unalrp»8»ed hiiury, «p*ce and np- CaU 049-9846. fioor-to-ceiling fireplace, 4 on this beautUluUy wooded lot. potential buyers Easter basket with extra East of river office. Good guest rates. pointinents. An abundance of privacy er 5 p.m. owner anxious. $31,900. Wolver- Hayes Agency, 6465131. money you can earn as an Avon benefits. |100. Fee paid. Call E xcellen t con dition. 1150.- Electricity and telephone. NOTICE In UUs small wooded complex. ’ C ^ E COD, North Eaqtham, —contact— Representative. Make sure you Joy, 289-2778, Bailey, East Phone 872-4107. LADIES only — Furnished Minutes away from Mt. BOLTON - 7Vk room Raised \Houaoa /or Bant 88 Massachusstts. Two..,cottaees, “The Town of Bolton is have the cash you need for that Hartford...... rooms for rent. Community Peauiring; 5pa Sunapee and Sunapee Lake. Ranch, beautifully situated MERRin AGENCY sleep 6 plus. M inute to Safe room with bar, IS’xSO’ game seeking appUcants for a Road new spring outfit, Sporting Qooda 47 kitdhra and bath, all utiUties in­ [COLUMBIA — Six-room Cape, room Colonial-with tireplaced Priced to sefi $4,950. Only 10% private one-acre treed lot. RMltora 840-1180 While you were MANAGER — Saleswomen- Bay Beach. National seashore, room, in-law potential, 3-car living room, formal dining Three bedrooms, 2Vk baths, Maintenance Trainee, to be tools, the ^’extras” you cluded. Located on bus Une and I private way to lake, enclosed open ocean, nature, walks, down. Call or write: Cali 289-7475. Apparel shop experience help­ SMOWMOBILE - Skl-Doo, near stores. Call after 4 p.m., ; yard. Secunty deposit and lease garage. Nice lot. Philbrick room, 3 large bedrooms. fireplaced family room, 2-car hired under regulations o f the bicycje trails, golf, gift shops, ful. Will train. & laiy D.O.E., 1971, ’TNT, 440, under 400 mUes, Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Assumable mortgage. Priced at Side entrance garage. $43,900. Emergency EmploymentAct of 6444)383.- el l/ltodii ' ^required. $215 a month. 228- JSee^iea near by. One half IMCSTHET REIXn SELLING your property? CaU REAL Estate sales — W. J. fee paid. Call John, 289-2778, 1800. CaU 649-9538 before 5. $34,000. Zinsser Agency, 646- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, us first. We’ll buy your home aam , 4235334. season, June 16 to July 28, or 1138 Main Street 1971. Preference wiU be given ■ ■ Barcomb, Realtor, South Bailey, East Hartford. PLEASANT heated room for • MVtoisbHSMfil MANCHESTER - Ideal six- 1511. 6465200. immediately at a tau* price, all lookin'' July 28 to September 8, ^Oo. '*to Vietnam veterans udio are Windsor is seeking two full­ Ful-Food 49 working gentleman. Apply 4 ■ PMVWtoGGiHROM GMI PGNGS Out of Town- room starter home, nice yard, East Hartford, Ctenn. cash. CaU Lou Airuda, 644-1539. Rentala start at fIS6 Inclndtng Season $1,400.,, $150 weekly. residents of Bolton and ToUand time experienced licensed real GAL FRU)AY - Diversified Pearl Street, or caU 6 0 -S ^ , garage, mid 20’s. Blanchard RAISED ^ a n ch , 7 room s, COVENTRY - 4-room home Arrada Realty. heat. Model apartment open For Boot 88 Phone 648-17K after 5 p.m. County, presently unemployed, estate sales associates. We duties in plush surroundings SEASONED firewood^'OttoKP 649-3142. and Rossetto, Realtors, 646- formal diningng room, eat-in with two bedrooms, kitchen, dally 1-5 P.M ., Sat. and Son., 2482. or employed part time and are offer liberal commission with excellent benefits. ’Typing mlit. 325 a dump track load, 12-S P.M. Other times by ROCKVILLE - Ledgecrest kitchen, living room has large living room with ANDOVER - Lakefront, 4 seeking fuU time employment. we just gave you arrangement plus annual and light bookkeeping. |1(» sand, gravel, stone and FURNISHED, carpeted rooin, appointment. miartments — ’Two beorooms, Wuntod to Rant 60 cathedral ceiUng, larjge master fireplace, heated front porch, Legal Notices bonus, group medical insurance plus. Fm paid. Call Joy, 289- manure. Call after 6 p.m., 643- kitchen privilege, vdth l o u ^ $161 per month. Includes all MANCHES’TER — New Usting. bedroom, family room, floor-to- acres, exceUent private loca­ garage, cellar, baseboard oil Further details may be ob­ also available. For a 2778, Bailey, East Hartford. 9504. area, f iw washer-dryer, ’TV, PAUL W. DOIMAN, IM appliances, Ulilities and BUSINESS location wanted. 5-5, duplex, near hospital, 3 ceiling fireplace, 1^ baths, tion for most discriminating neat, domestic hot water, large tained at the Bolton bedrooms, 2 furnaces, tile (tort of Probate confidential interview call Bill parking,...... all utiliUesies included,' ^ parkiiu. For information caU Need about 1,200 square feet, aluminum siding, 2-car ga r^ e. buyer. Please call for details. com er lot. Ideal starter home. Selectmen’s Office, Bolton baths, $38,900. Hayes Agency, Dixtrlct of Andover ^ ■ We just raised your starting salary Barcomb, 644-8000. BOOKKEEPER for smaU real Qnrtlon ProPueto BO 4, 7425868. '875-0789. Equal housing heated or unheated m business Acre lot with privacy. $ 3 5 ,^ . Hayes Agency^ 6465131. H i^ and dry. $16,900. Rand Center Road, Bolton, a raise 6465131. NOTICE TO CREDITORS in today’s Army to $307.20 a month? And the best ftiing about estate office. Experience qqiortunity. zone for small business. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Realty, 1-2675921. Conn.-6495743.” BAKER’S Helper — full or part- desirable, interesting work in BUY your potatoes direct from LIGHT housekeeping room, AVAILABLE April 6th, 4 large Parking no problem. Call 6465200. GLASTONBURY- Adjacent to it is you might not have to spend it. MANCHESTER Green area - Manchester; King size wooded ESTATE OF ANDREW C. ASMANN time. Apply in person, Parkade leasant surroundings. |115. the potato warehouse, com er of fully furnished*, stove, . rooms, AgAfirst a* AAWAfloor VAof wWVtwo AnAAAJU^ifamily. WILLINO’TON - one and two Frank’s Ornamental Iron Shop, W r NON - New Usting - 8- Owner transferred. Six-room MANCHESTER Pursuant to an order of Hon. Norman That’s because we provide you with meals, housing, medi­ Bakery, ^ n ch ester, Parkade, ’ee paid. Call Joy, 2^2778, Buckland Road and Tolland refrigerator, linens provided. carpeted living room, stove and bedroom apartmoits, located 6435118. building site irith 250’ frontage ri)om Split Level, 3 bedrooms, J. Preuss, Judge, all claims must be Ranch, under 10 years, 1^ 649 9. Ask for Joe or Harold. Bailey, East Hartford. Turnpike, Buckland. CaU 646- 801 Main Street, 6 4 9 ^ . refrigerator, large yard, near exit 101, and UConn. A PAS M MSTOnVn on top of Minichaug Mountain. den, rec room, high scenic presented to the fudiciary named belotr LEGAL cal and dental care, commissary and post exchange privileges, baths, basement garage, 20’ 8248. parking 2'cara.. No pets, securi­ Range, dishwasher, WANTED — Five rooms, first 4 bedroom spacious EngUsh Reservoir acreage at rear location, $31,900. Hayes Agen­ on or before June 10,1073 or be barred by living room with fireplace, for­ and 30 days paid vacation every year. WAITRESSES wanted - part- BABYSITTER wanted - fuU MANCHESTER - Now ty. CaU 6 4 6 -3 7 2 2 after $ p.m. refrigorator, fireplace, waU-to- floor. Limit $150 monthly. Two Tudor for a family that ap­ offers privacy forever. Y. D. cy, 6465131. law. The fiduciary is: NOTICE mal dining room. Large eat-in Morey Agency, 633-9292, 633- Walter C. Asmann Youalsogetyourchoiceof over 300 good jobs. What other time, full-time, -days or nights, time, Nathan Hale ^ o o l area. renting, large furnished rooms wall carpeting central, air adults. Phone after 6 p.m., 649- preciates the grace and Town of South . Windsor some weekends. Apply Mr. One child, reliable, 643-0943, HotuohoM Goods 81 near coUege, carpeted, kitchen 3555. kitchen, built-in stove. Three 5913. COLUMBIA — Charming seven 461 S4th Street offer on this page offers you all that? For more information call MANCHES’TER — Deluxe one- comlitioning. Siti:uated in 2 and 4 charm of yesteryear’s con­ Brooklyn, N.Y. Notice is hereby given of tbe Turkey, 363 Broad Street, Mrs. Berrio. privileges, modern baths, bedroom townhouse, full family 1700 Colonial styled bedrooms, (one with cedar room (kilonial Raised Ranch, SINGER Touch and Sew, Uke struction. 'Texas size Uving following decisions rendered by your local Army Representative at: Manchester. Mr. Synder. lounge, privacy, parking, male private basement, includes dweUuigs surrounding a village closet), full basement with MANCHESTER - 7.4 acre lot, with intercom, kennel, deck and new, hems, buttonholes, stretch the South Windsor Zoning FULL or part-time aggressive, or female. 646-2204. heat, appliances, i; carpets, Kreen. Immediate occupancy. Apnrtmant Bufldfngs- potential for rec room and half room, oversiz^ dining room, surrounded by water shed country flavor. Mint condition. stitches, monograms, sews on For Salo NOTICE OF HEARING Board of Appeals at its meeting FULL-’TIME cashier and clerk. dependable commission sales private patio and entrances, McKinney Brothers Inc. 643- 70 bath. WaUdng distance to aU equipped kitchen, rec room, property. Has weU and septic A pleasure to show, $37,900. buttons, fancy designs. schools, shopping and bus Une. STATE OF (X)NNE(mCUT of March 1, 1973: Apply in person. Liggett Dnig, people wanted for selling and GIRL 21 lo(ricing for roommate $200 per m onth. Paul W. 2139, 6495931. and a 2-car garage. $42,900. J. witn out-buildings. For more L e ^ n g e r Co. Realtors, 646- COURT OF PROBATE Originally $399.50, now only MONEY Maker — Leased for Manchester Parkade. servicing Imprinted Tee shirt to share apartment. CaU 568- Dougan, 643-4535, 646;iQ21. High 5Vi% assumable information. Call Merritt Agen­ 8713, 228-3080, 742-9718. Ctort of Probate, District of (toentry. No. 924 — ’Thomas J. DonneUy, 646-3089 or 643-9462 .65, Easy terms. 522-0476, ten years, $12,000 annual mortgage. July 1st occupancy. displays, car necessary. CaU 8239 after 5 p.m. ' ...... — i J ■ "I"...... ELLINGTON Duplex, 2 master cy, 646-1180. District No. M Jr., Trustee — Granted 228-9447. dealer. income. Priced to sell at $75,- Prinapals only. CaU 6467503 The BARROWS fr WALLACE Co. ESTATE OF LAWRENCE A. WE HAVE customers waiting bedrooms, wall-to-wall SOUTH WINDSOR - 3- No. 925 — George J. Achenbach MANCHESTER— Large clean 000. >For details call Fiano for appointment. Realtors — MLS bedroom Ranch, IVk baths, ARCHAMBAULT, late of (toen try, in MACHINISTS for the rental of your apartment carpeting, appliances included. — Manchester Parkade - M94S06 _ — Granted Todays Army wants to join yog Situation Wnntotl 30 ESTA’TES and household lots to furnished room,, maid service. Agency, 646-5200. family room, carpeting, central said District, Deceased. or home. J.D. Real Estate Situated in country setting on Date of Order, February Z7, 1073. WANTED buy, Fluckiger, 649-3247. Phone 649-2813. Associates, Inc. 6435189. MANCHES’TER $34,900 NEW HAMPSHIRE vacuum, garage, low 30’s. No. 926 — Day Street Garage, IVi acre lot. $2K monthly, CONTEMPORARY Ranch - Petitioner: Lawrence A. Archam- BABYSITTING, by week or security required. 646-6345 after 5 4 acres of lovely trees witb Owner, 04^683. Please let banlt, Sr., Administrator; Date of Inc. — Granted weekends. Also cleariihg by CLEAN USED -> refrtgeratora, ^ FURNISHED room for working Houaaa For Salo 72 EFFimiT uvMGnr Living room has beamed phone ring until answered. ranges, automatic washers 6. No wasted motion or stairs in cathedral ceiUng with floor-to- lots' of views close to Hearing, March If, 1073; Time of No. 927 — Lewis J. Dube — day. CaU 872-6635. man or student. 709 Main, estate rental — apartments, Hearing, 8:U A.M.; Place of Hearing, It Pays To with guarantees. See them at B; MANCHESTilR Green - ceiling/fireblace, 2 full baths, skiing or swimming. Only LOOKING FOR Street. Apartment 8, 6^1354. homes, multiple dwelliiun, no this 7 room Ranch on a private Town Hall, (toentry; (tonecticut. Granted Immediate Go To Meetings. IX Pearl’s AppUances, 649 Main ELLING’TON - Pinney Brook Owner, three-bedroom Ranch, huge master bedroom with $19,500. Can’t beUeve it? CaU QUALIFIED woman .desires ...... - Ml ■ ■ ■ ...... I fees. CaU J.D. Real Estate treed lot. 1^ baths, family INVITATION Upon the appUcaUon of the peUtioner No. 929 - Mildred B. Smith - A PROMOTION? St., CaU 64^2171. Apartments, new 3-room unit in large family room, dining area, walk-in closets, Anderson win­ or write: Openings in Your local Army Reserve poys you PENOBSCOT nursing o^ companion position NICE ’furnished room, large Associates, Inc. 60-5129. , brick and stone garden room, waU to waU carpeting praying that a certain doubtful and dla- Try your local Army Resorvo. office, 114 baths, attic fan, dows, family room, redwood puto claim be compromised and setUed Denied for four 4*hour meetkigs o month. in patient’s home. Excellent house, group living, very apartment building, total elec­ throughout, equipped kitchen L0N6STREET REilLTY T O B ID Wo'ro promoting fotlor than ovor Each assembly equols O fulT^a/s TOOL AND GAGE OLIVE green refrigerator, $75; attached garage, yard, utiUty exterior, 2-car garage, as per appIicaUon on file more fully references. Write Box A, private location, $50 monthly. DELUXE ONE - Beiffroon^: and garage. For the lazy, No. 930 — Frank K. Derick, Jr. now. And promotions mnon moro Waterbury, Active Army pay. Dial 623-9441 • NWnWW nOep TOMHIQ tric, range, refrigerator, room. Low 30ri. Appointment, beautiful wooded lot with a 1138 Main St Sealed bids wiU be received in appears Manchester Herald. aluminum ladder, $20: poker •7378. apartment, wall-tqfWall — Withdrawn •xtro Incomn. Dial 623-9441. O r O r call tolt free 1-800-225-5114. disposal, basement laundry, 649-0319. aluminum siding to eliminate view. Philbrick Agency, East Hartford, Conn. Office of The Director of IT IS ORDERED 'THAT: Said appUca- coll toll freo 1-800-225-5114. RoalB IB, Exit M table, $20; black bar and stools, t These appUcations are now Middletown, 9 AM to 8 PAA. carpeting throughout, complete storage. Adults only, no pete. maintenance. J. Gordon. Realtors, 6465200. General Services, 41 Center tion be beard and determined at the 9 AM to 8 PM. 87B-8083 Doga-BIrda-Pota 41 $50. CaU 6495721. (tort of Probate at the date, time and on file in the Town Clerk’s Apartmonta For 1 63 appliances, vanity bath. $140 monthly, $140 lease PRIVACY — Contemporary 6 Centrally located $175 monthly. Street, Manchester, Connec­ place Indicated above. Office with an effective date of Cromwell, KI’TCHEN AIDE dishwasher, security. CaU James J. Gessay, room Ranch. Cathedral ceiung, ••B&W** TEN-ROOM Contemporary We’ll Pay You $45.64 NEED AN FOR SALE — 4 mixed breed FIVE-ROOM r bedroom R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. 87551M. ticut until March 23, 1973 at By Order of the Court March 14, 1973. CLEANING Woman, Vicinity of puppies, half Collie, half Husky. Gibson 2-door refrigerator, buUt-ins, 1V4 baths, fireplace, The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. Ranch with 3-room studio COVENTRY - Building lot 11:00 a.m. for the following: ANN KAMPLAIN EXTRA JOB? a s s o r t^ . rugs, miscellaneous apartment, heat, stove, wall-to- paneling, garage, patio, Realtors — MLS ■ apartment, over acres of Ass't. aerk WUfred O. Boucher to Go to Meetings. West Hartford. Benton Street, references Calf 875-6381. SIX-ROOM duplex, no pete. with lake privUeges. $3,000. SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION Then your local Army Rosorvo bal^ furniture. 649-8556. wall carpeting, no pets. ROCKVILLE— Four attractive barbeque, two acres. Hutchins MancheMer Parkade — W-SMS land with view. Redwpod Chairman A prhroto with ovor four months required. Phone 643-7589. Inquire, 69 Birch Street, Phone owner, 643-4138. Your local Army Rosorvo unit noods noods you to sorvo with us for four Available March 1st. Near clean rooms, first floor, Agency, 649-5324. & STORM DRAINAGE sorvico usod to oom $19.16 por MOTHER and two 6-month old Manchester. construction, large thermopane tho ticills of mon and worn on for 4-hour sosslora a month and two CARPETS — Wholesale to you school. Charles Lesperance, appliances, caipets, no ^ t s . windows. Philbrick Agency, B id forms, plans and four 4-hour mootings a month. Now iks each summor. Dial 623- CLERK-Typist for buzy billing Beagles, free to good home. MANCHESTER Vicinity - Raaort Proporty-For Salo 74 four 4-hour sosslotu a month and at our warehouse. ’The Caii>et 649-7620. n m e r young couple. 643-OT43. CUS’TOM Raised Ranch - 7 Realtors, 6465200. . specifications are available at it's $45.64. Evorybody's gotton o two wooks ooch summor. As on 9441. O r coll toU froo 1 -800-225- department of Glastonbury Phone 643-0851. Four-bedroom Raised Ranch, “AN HOUR OF PEACE roiso at your local Army Rosorvo. Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke., rooms, 2 baths, paneled the General Services Office, 41 Army Roservlst, you'll oom from 5114. 9 AM to 8 PM. sales office. Accurate typing one fuU, and two half-baths, ASHFORD — Beautiful 3-room Dial 623-9441. O r coll toll froo ' Manchester. 6465568. FOUR-ROOM fiat, unfur­ APARTMENT Bulnoaa Loeattona- carpeted recration room, RAISED Ranch, custom built, Center Street,' Manchester, AND TRMlQUILITr $2.56 to $4J O on hour. Plus pro­ essential as weU as ability to MOVING to Washington D.C. nished, second floor, older or 07 two-car garage. Nice home for cottage, large screened porch, 1-800-225-5114. 9 AM to 8 PM. motion and rotiromont boiMflts. If For Boot fireplace, sundeck, garages, cathedral ceilings, large formal Connecticut. Promote Yourself handle customer inquiries. CaU need to find a good homd for 6 m arri^ couple preferred, no RENTAL OFFICE the large family. Blanchard and $23,400 includes cabana, boat you don't olroody hovo onojaf A-Copy, 6335794. PINE Crib and mattress $50. garden, privacy. Hutchins dining room, modem equipped year old, pedigree black children or pets, parking, hot We have a large variety ofj MANCHESTER - 100,000 Rossetto, Realtors, 646-2482. and motor, float and dock, Town of Manchester The 76th has tho skills IlstOd, lot's talk training. on Weekends. standard Poodle. CaU 643-8077. CaU 6495354. Ag^cy, Realtors, 649-5324. kitchen, 2 full baths, 4 good riding lawn mower, large Connecticut Horo oro some of tho |ob fields water, centrally located. • deluxe one and two-bedroom< square feet, will divide. sized bedroomis, 2 fireplaces, YOGA immediate openings If you hovo prior sorvico, your local PART or full-time, expanding •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a MANCHES’TER - Two story waterfront lot, easily Robert B.*^ Weiss open right now In Army Rosorvo MOVING - Must seU 11 cubic Security deposit. 6 4 3 ^ 1 , 45 ! apartments and townhouses) | Suitable for manufacturing and SECLUDED home for the oversized 2-car garage. Army Rosorvo noods your skills. chemical company seeking LIva Stock 42 investment property, winterized for year 'round fun. in West Hartford units In your urea. foot refrigerator, 3 months old p.m. ; throughout Manchester. Ren-|; warehouse. 1-748-5634. growing family. New spacious Philbrick Agency, Realtors, General Manager 1 You'll bo paid t o t o r 4-hour sales or management per­ apartment and Exclusive. Evans & Clapp, souloiu a month and two wooks sonnel. Eam"'$200 to $1,000 per freezer section on top. $110. < tal office open daily from 95, < > 7-room Colonial, situated on 646-4200. and East Windsor. Automotive Repair Parts HORSE for sale- CHARLES Apartments, East 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, rooms.Excellent investment. Realtors, MLS, 647-1464. CLASSES ooch summor you sorvo with us. month. Call for interview, CaU 6495115. other times by appointment. ' ^ approximated 1V4 acres in Legal Notice The 76th Training Division of the Specialists good manners, $300. Need Middle Turnpike, 4Vti room office, etc. $160. CaU 646-2426,9- Convenient location, $28,000. Good For AH Ages You'll got promotions. And build Monday-Friday, 1-4, 8755406. Manchester Green area, con­ NEW oversized Cape, Uving Anny Roterve has immediate sell. 875-3135, 643-5321. townhouse, baths, all Call Warren E. Howland, OutotTown-ForSalo 78 Tovm of Andover Carpenters rotiromont points. Dial 423-9441. l iv in g room sofa and two NHin ENTOnBO, ML • 5. ______venient to schools, churches room with fireplace, formal openings In several' fob oreas. O r coll toll froo 1-800-225-5114. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• appliances, carpeted, 2 air- Realtor, 643-1108. Connecticut When you foin you'll earn from EARN extra money. Clerks to matching chairs, $125 or best and shopping. Four large dining room, eat-in kitchen, 3 9 AM to 8 PM. Artleloa lor Salo 48 conditioners, heat and hot ' i m Ora SMiOL, B u m MANCHESTER - Office- ______£______ANDOVER - Raised Ranch. Mid-Winter Registration $2.56 to $4.50 an hour. Plus pro­ Clinical and Operating work part-time in retail store. offer. Two bar stools with green bedrooms, 2Vt baths, master large bedrooms, aluminum : Hie Charter Commission of the water, storage,,basement gar­ : $4$-l$21 E m M $43553$; I DON’T Wpit? Six-room Cape Eight rooms, 35 bedrooms, two motion and retirement benefits. If Room Specialists Must he mature, evening and cushions, $30. Boy’s Reiker ski business- warehouse- space bedroom with private bath, siding. Walk to aU schools. StiU Town of Andover, Cbnnecticut, LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. age, $230. By appointment, with fireplace, nice lot in fine baths, carpeting, air- Baglimart—Intomwiaatos—AdvmcMl you don't hove one of these skllb Make Your weekend hours available. Apply boots, size 6,'lik e new, $15. available. Up to 10,000 square Uving room with fireplace, for­ time to pick your colors and will hold a pubUc hearing at the Construction Surveyors Ring beU for service. Shiners, Charles Ponticelli, 649-9644, feet. ExceUent location. WiU area. Thu won’t last long at conditioped. Acre treed lot. listed— lePs talk training. in person. Cumberland Farms Glenwood gas stove, heating mal dining room, large eat-in fixtures. Philbrick Agency, Andover Elementary School on Crane Operators crawlers, etc. 144 Deming 6465800. ' MANCHESTER - Newer ^ subdivide. Merritt Agency, 646- $27,000. CaU T. J. C :^ e t t , $34,900. yes-Agency, 6465131. Ammunition Storage Weekerids Pay. Stores, 696 Burnside Ave., East and cooking, $50.643-5682, after kitchen witb range, dishwasher, Realtors, 0465200. ' Tuesday, March 13,1973, at 8:00 Join in'— your locol Army Rosorvo Street, Manchester. Wapplng bedroom townhouse includes 1180. ' ______Realtors, 643-1577. (USSES STUr MAMH 12Ui Equipment Storage Hartford or 151 West Middle 6 p.m. disposal, 12 closets, waU-to- p.m. for the purpose of Instructors — for t o r 44iour lostloris a monfii Road. MANCHESTER - One- heat, appUances, It^ baths, fuU wall carpeting, 2-car basement OVERSIZED custom 4- Specialists Tpke., Manchester. MANCHESTER - 7 room reviewing''the p r o p o ^ town- (Umitod Enrilmont) Personnel Specialists and two wooks ooch summor. Earn BLONDE ^ e t t e set and hutch, bedroom ranch type apartment, basement. $240. per month. 466 Mqjn Street Building for garage, aluminum siding, bedroom Colonial. Built in 19^. from $2.56 lo $4.50 por hour. ALUMINUM sheets used as Cape, country kitchen, THREE WISHES Engineer Equipment $75. CaU after 5, 649-7720. private entrance, includes heat Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 643- any busiriess, office, or storm windows and doors. CaU First-floor family room with charter. The public is cordially New studio at 1045 Main Street in Light Vehicle Drivers Dial 623-9441. O r coll toH froo t r a f f i c Clerk - We will fireplaced family room, 3 H peace, comfort and location rinting plates, .007 thick, and appliances, $170 per month. 4535. commercial use, near Center. Peterman, Realtor, 649-9404. fireplace, 2 ^ baths with mar­ invited to attend. Repairmen 1-800-225-5114. 9 AM to 8 PM. train. Excellent opportunity for 1x32” . cents each or 5 for $1. Paul W. Dougan, 6435535, 646- bedrooms, baths, 2-car n r - are Important, then buy this Supply Clerks the individual ready.to assume TWO NEW sample dinette sets, CaU 646-2428, 95 p.m. ble vanities. 2-car oversized Barbara Cody (Mrs.) the Mamdiester State Bank BMg. Phone 643-2711. 1021. ______MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- age, beautlfriUy landscaped naif Immacidate 3-bedroom Ranch Cmks Field Wiremen responsibility. National includes table aind 4 chairs, $50 Aaiwtr !• frirttM Pant* garage, full waUc-out basement Secretary Experienced Help bedroam townhouse includes acre treed lot. Maiu extras. across from' the golf course. For InsuFod PtacomonL call distributor looking for in­ each. 649-7544, 6495985. with sliding glass doors. Andover, Charter Commis­ IntorostodT Diol 623-9441. O r Forklift and Loader NEWSPRINT end rolls, 25 ’THREEl-Bedroorii apartment, heat, appliances, carpets. FuU Fill the Blanks Redwood Farm s. Low 40s. Carpeting, custom built, large 6 4 9 -6 5 3 1 2 coH ton froo 1.800-225^5114 dividual with some college Beautiful skyline view. sion ahor P.IH. Operators Needed. cents each. Inquire side door, heat, hot water, appliances, private basement, $230 per Principals only, by owner, 046- 9 AM to 8 PM. O r stop by 700 S. and/or traffic experience to •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a Philbrick Agency, Realtors, country kitchen, buUt-ins, If you have prior military sorvico Manchester Evening Herald. carpeting, maximum 3 month. Paul W. Dougan 8765. Andover, Connecticut Your Instructor, Shirloy Banks Quaker Lane, West Hartford, Conn. General Construction your local Army Rosorvo noods train as traffic scheduler/clerY laoMnory-ToH 82 ACBOSS 86 Tyros 6465200. ! enclosed patio and fireplace. chil^n. dainty. 035. 643^' Realtor, 6435535 or 646-1021. 06232 Machine Operators you. W o got your skill. You got 1 ----- fo r gold 57 Oriental CaU J. Jennings, 649-5306. in its East Hartford distribution a l u m i n u m doors, $49.95, 9097. Young Men and oxtro liicomo. Apd promotions. center. Apply at ’The Martin- FOR SALE -r 16” Gear head 4 He wax the por«y RANCH (HI 3 acres with 11 large Medical Corpsmen and windows, $14.95. Up to 101 un- MANCHESTER vicinity - - film’s — Dial 623-9441. O r coll toM froo Brower Co., 200 Prestige Park engine lathe, Porte McLeod. DOWN Manchester rooms, 3 baths, 5 bedrooms, ..B&W.. Women, Specialists 1-800-225-5114. 9 AM 16 fr PAA. •IM inches, instaUed. CaU Ken, $1,200. CaU 6495350. Four-room apartment,' two SU aldof family room, 2 kitchens. Could Rd., East Hartford, Conn. 643-7204 after 3 p.m. WOOOUUB tho----- IDeepholat Tbe BARROWS ft WALLACE Co bedrooms, stove, refrigerator, 2Sead cover be ideal for in-laws. Bara, 6 We’ ll Treat Railway Maintenance ' .... x:----- ■ ■ ------wall-to-wall carpeting, U C holcr CASH RoxUorsmji INEXPERIENCED I S — —asa SD ow hat m horse staUs, 6 regulation dog Muefaetter Parkade - M»4306 You to a Career. and Operator Apprentices R U ^ ^ N O N S r a u p r ig h t Piano, $200. Twin Mualcal Inatrumonia 83 appliances, heat, hot water, is ------Fdt flame ^ kennels. Philbrick Agency, HELP NEEDED. metal bed frame, $5; small ac- cellar storage, parking, large gluiet Your local Army Rosorvo offora Supplymen 40ardontool Realtors, 646rJ^. ■ 3' Operiirig ui( office of local cordian, $25: Call 7425901. MEYERS PIANO is expanding yard. 649-28n, $190 monthly. MBraxiUan 8 “A ------o f ANDOVER — 5 acres enhance you hundreds e i dHTOronl fob- Tho Array Rodorvo is roody to IViUnMENTS tm$ir 40W ii«ad 2-3-4 Wheel Vehicle Mechanics train whon you Join- W o got a progressive printing firm. into Meyers Piano and Music Homaatoad Straat TwoCitics* 19 Approaches this 9-room custom brick training programs.* Jobs wHb 15 Twitching 6 Visigoth ruler 23Hbrseoun 41 Sfwnishpota CIRCA — 1717 Rare Colonial on futuro. wHh o cholongo. Jobs trolnod rosorvbt. You got a usablo Two-year accounting school DON’T merely brighten Studios. We will seU, nmt, loan, (Off W. MIddto Tpka.) FIVE ROOM, second floor FAMILIES Ranch, features galore include ISVarie^m TJohnny----- 24Cartographs 42F6mlDln6 14 acres, 7 fireplaces, 2 bams. ans fat fuel bills. UdH and got paid whilo yap loom carpets. Blue Lustre them, no wHh ro^ioct. Dial 623-9441. O r graduate ? acceptable. trade and buy pianos. We have MANCHB8TER apartment with heat, parking, gypsum SWorksrin 2SJewiumonth____ fiiFIly We are buying. Want a quick ExceUent example of period indoor heated pool, central air- con ton froo 1-800-225-5114. Dial 623-9441. Or call toll free N. Dial 623-9441. O r call toH froo rapid resoiling. Rent U ----- as a reed That's what happens when your oil burner is hot Experience helpful, but not teachers for piano, organ, BuUtby $170. Oak Street. CaU & 9 5 ^ . stone 28 Property item toGreekwargod sale? CaU us anytime. 24-hour restoration. Country setting. conditioning, etc., etc., etc. 9 AM to 8 PA4. 1-800-225-5114.9 AM to 8 PM 1-800-225-5114. 9 AM to 8 PAA. shampooer $1. ’The E. A. John­ griitar, and drums etc. We nave toKsuilealqDats 27 Actplacing ^ E x p lo it necessary. Salary open. 9nr«paslti«i service. Mr. Frechette - Mr. Good location, nuibrick Agen­ Everything you have always Glean and well kept. son Paint Company, 723 Main several lesson plans. U M H0U8IHQ CORP. FOUR large rooms, and StOhservo lO lV oin — 28Sono4Adam ^Hodgepodge wanted. Call Warren E. Liberal benefit program. App­ SM atal Martin. cy, Realtors, 6465200. What your burner needs is a tune-up. And it’s *Tho oxoct numbor of coroor troMng pro groom doponds upon tho skill roquiromoals of Iho local Rosorvo imit. Street, Manchester, 649-4501. Investigate at Meyers Piano, 1 and 2-bedroom luxury sunporch, heat and electricity to stem 29Angen 47 Willow gentui Howland, Realtor, 643-1106. If you'vo hod no provtos m to ry oxporfooco you got soon InMol ocHvo duty training. ^ ly in parson: apartments. Features waU-to- SiStet-toppad 11 Covers with aiDiaedlved 48SIoliainiiiedan easy with our annual service contract. We’ll in­ 111 Center St., Mamhester. 15 furnished. Large lawn. Country 32 Make amende Judge 647-9993 GARRISON Colonial, center MXIEO PRINTING GARAGE Sale — Saturday p.m. wall carpeting, vanity tile COVENTRY — Three-bedroom spect all parts of your oil burner, and adjust setting. Close to 1-86, available 96 Cbtnilcgl 171 38Tower OOAdultmale entrance, large front to back SERVICES INC. March 10th, .10-4 p.m. Gas' baths, buUt-in : oven, range, March 19th. $180. CaU 643-1126 substanoa Ranch, IM baths, fireplace, them for maximum efficiency. stove, .furniture, children’s ^Graakkttar r 4 • t 7 S t 10 II living room with fireplace, STB Rtoft MiddM Tpkt. $10 PER MONTH rents a piano. dishwasher, refrigerator and days. I large eat-in kitchen with pic­ superb recreation room, swim- We can offer you a choice of service plans; toys, awing, set, stereo, mls- Investigate Mhyers Piano, 111 — SOStartlaa -648-1101 disposal, electrjc heat, 2 air is 14 OLDER Six-room Cape, ture window, formal dining mmg pool, two-car garage, sun The Army Reserve. ceilmeous. 47 Deerfield IMve, Center St., Manchester. Open 1- SSTTadsaman » Tune-up alone, or tune-up including unlimited conditioners, glass sUding FOUR rooms, enclosed SiPoekarixMdts garage, deep lot. Low 20’s for room, wall-to-wall carpet deck, aluminum siding. ManciMster. 8 p.m. i T IS 17 A, service calls during the heating season, or tune- k to ^ to m eetii^ WOMAN warited to care for one doorsi aU large rooms. FuU sunporch, heat, hot water, gar­ S5Landad fast sale. Belfiore Agency, 647- throughout. Screened porch, Beautiful 105x384’ lot. An un­ year old child four days per age, second floor, no childrea or propsrty IT rio 1413. garage, $31,900. Philbrick Agen­ usual offering. Bel Air Real up, including unlimited service calls and parts ADVENT Dolby lOOA, noise NEW keys on your piano. One 'basement storage araa, ample IS week, must have references, pets. 649-7128. ae—ZZmiox Estate, 6435312. required, to to ^ ■ a « Army Reserve Oppor^unitiei MA I reduction unit, 0 months old, week’s service, Meyers F'iano,. parking. Starting at $175. 37 Shaka^isar* S cy, Realtors, 6465200. ■ V Phone 646-5579. ti EIGHT — room house, Birch Scantic Road $150 or best offer. 6^1313.. I ll Center St., Manchester. 1 5 Handy to shopping, schools, aanMng TERRIFIC bu. (Dali us, and you won’t get I U | ( r a l ^ l l ! ' ! £. Windsor, Conn. 06088 ST sr » so c a b in e t kitchen, two baths, p.m. bus and rellgiods faculties. S9Amariean M a 3 bedroom 1______fat fuel bills. DON’T BE just a saleswoman pubUriier posslDility of 6 bedrooms. Wanted - ■TAG s a l e — Saturday, 2^5, iii SI TeU. me all the reasons why it pays to go to meetings, and give me more intomation on the — be a Vanda Beauty Model apartment open for dOAttomsya w Property now being used as hatha, fireplace, basement with \bur com fort heating Oil Sniday, 105^- 22- Scott Drive. FGEGIDEIinAL Mandiestar Oflica iness Reserve unit near my community. r ‘ Counselor, frill or part-time. BALDWIN Acrosonic console inspection 15 p.m., Saturday (ab.) m two-family house. ExceUent garage, plus a 30x50 detached Paintinigs, furniture, drapes. spinet piano with bench, in mint VILUGEAFm u Duihfing. Located a few miles Average $8. per hour. Will and Sunday. Other times by .41— lordta buy for young growing family. Lots of goodies. condition. Present cost $1,500, MANCHEGrBI mongy IS IS Income now, plenty of room KO I ESTATE . from iKjonn. ( M Lloyd O’DeU, Name_ _Age_ train, caU 875-7357. Opening?, appointment. as l E ^ will sell at fair price. For 42 Bird o f pray later on. $32,900. Principals •'at T. J. Crockett Realtbrs, 875- also for three nianagers. One and tero bedroonui.i 40 41 M Address. TAG SALE — Saturday, March further information caU 646- dSContromsIal only, 643-4638. > SALESMEN 6279. 10th, 10-4 p.m., IK Lydall CaU: toWoarisaiiw 3T RN — Night supervisor, 12 8304 or 6495524. routins « 41 44 46 4S 47 We need two aggressive / 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 aty_ -Jtate. JZlpu Street, Mandiester. Moving, URR Housing Corp Near schoola, dmrckM' midnight to 8 a.m „ fuU-time and 81 Jspsnass ■1 MANCHES’TER - $24,600 cozy salesmen immediately. Tb|> Gurrent Employment. everything must go. onic piano ■bopping center, on! 4S only, apply in person, 8 a.m. - 4 643-8681 bus Outcast 4tk-room Ranch with garage, commissions. Confidential inj- sale. Reasonable.. 60-8077. Um . CaU ahytlme. SISdioelasam •4 -Area of Inlertsl- p.m., Monday through Friday. Robort Murdock, RoaHor m n l)asement, aluminum siding, terviews. Don’t wait. Now is WOLLENSAK tw e recorder, SlOparaliesolo storms, screens, new ceramic Sontli Windsor Cunvalescent 6 ^ 6 8 8 1 SflfaseUliiM m N - $7 thri time to caU: Read Military Backgroito (If any); Rahk_ jnuM^ Home, 1060 Main St., South reel to reel, T1500 minor VITO Clarinet,excellent G4G-2 G23 bath, wall-to-waU' carpeting, repairs needed, $35. Was $200, condition, Ust price $177, wiU Stbphon'J. L u d ^ J r , Mr. Frwefwfto Mr. MorUh 3 1 S CENTER SL. ^ANCHE$TEHoCC>NI^«f||^e4 3 <^ 8M OS______JDate of SepiralkML. Windsor, Conn, An equal oppor­ SBltaUa&elty large lot. (Hose to schoola, sh (^ Herald Ads new. 6495468. 8 u p ^ - 848-8287 (HtwiPAm wm iiuH Alta) M 7-9N3 tunity employer. take highest offer. 647-1720. ping, bus. 643-0492.

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Oktiv. T ^ tp iT V - MANCHESTBai EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thura., March 8, 1973; \4 Trustee DAC Ecoiioiiiic (Continued from Page One) The Weather Deferms Student executive committee of the deadline for obtaining p l e d ^ 'Greater Mandiester Chamber of funds from downtown Fair and cooler tonight with lows 30-35. Edwin Kiatt Mn. Mabel S. Shultz John J. B^^ello Sr. of Commerce has refused to Increasing cloudiness Saturday wito h i(^ Edyiin Kiatt, 60, of 55 Rap Sessions - A town contribution of |1Q,000 M n . Mabel Smith Shultz of 80 John J. Bavi^ello Sr., 64, of participate In getting funds in nii^ 40s. Chance of rain late in tne ^ y . East Hartford, died Tuesday at Brookfield St., died Wednesday would be contingent. -6n Duval St. died Wednesday at a from merchants and property at Manchester Memorial. downtown pledges, Slelth had Manchester convalescent Hartford Hospital. He was the owners. Hospital. He was the husband of holds regular meetings, with its said earlier. home. She was the widow of father of John J. Baviello Jr. of By THOMAS KENT The Chamber’s executive anchester—A City of Village Charm Mrs. Milctred Smith Kiatt. /mm studhM advisory members, at Burl Lyons, publlshef of The MANCMESIER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1973 - VOL. XCW, Nq. 134 TWENTY PAGES PRICE! nFTEEN CENTS Donald Shultz. Manchester and Mrs. Clifford Associated Press Writer committee Tuesday declined to Mr. Kiatt was born Feb. 7, all thOxState colleges and in Herald, was apparently the only Mrs. Shultz was bora in Slicer of South Windsor. HARTFORD (AP)-The support a recommendation that 1913 in Rockville and had lived Hartforo^x pessimistic committee Inverurie, Aberdeen, ScoQand, Other survivors are his informal meetings that the the (Chamber act as the catalyst in Manchester for 31 years. He “ Hie m m ings are and member speaking this morning. and had lived in Manchester for widow, a sister, and four youngest member of the Board and fund-raising agency. had been employed by the anyone can c Willimantic and another next (Connecticut session, he said, The exact date has not yet their strike posts at schools around the city for the fourth director of sales, check final specifications for the photo by Ofiara) many and nine grandchildren. mittee “ federal spending Parkins Araas • Oaa Statlont • Basketball Survivors are a daughter, Wednesday at Central students discussed campus been determined. machine which' will be exhibited in a trade fair in Moscow reduction is the key to tax consecutive day today. The Watkins Funeral Home, Mrs. Patrick J. Bolduc of Connecticut in New Britain. security with the chief of the Courts “ It depends on how much reduction.” Area Solons 142 E. Center St., is in charge of Manchester; three sons, Prices “ If some of the other board campus poiice. ^ Now Booking for Soasonal Work time we have,” she replied In addition, a spokesman for arrangements, which are Specifically, Winter advised Charles P. Kelehan of East members don’t regard these “ A lot of the iraues that,come when asked what chances the the New Haven Federation of the committee to retain AN Work N w oM l f SqMnrisoU. Wo oro 100% Insurod Split, 2-2, ' incomplete. Hartford, Matthew J. Kelehan meetings as being productive, up are small, local issues, but opponents had to win rejection Teachers said another mass speeded depreciation of Jump Up of Coventry and Michael J. that’s their prerogative,” Dyer we give an opportunity for them of the ERA in Connecticut. m eeting o f teachers Was Local Firm To Exhibit News Capsules business assets, the present DoMAIO BBOTHERS 108 On ERA Voting Kelehan of Wanaque, N.J.; and said. “ But I would advise my to come up,” he said. Both Senate President Pro planned for later today, as were reduced taxation of capital Agam CAIL SAS-TSBI In Memoriam four grandchildren. fellow board members to at Tern Peter L. Cashman and mass picketing demonstrations In loving mOmory of Sarah M, Noble gains, depletion allowances and It was a 2 to 2 tie vote among Funeral services will be least try it, because it doesn’t ERA advocate Judith Pickering at two elementary schools. who passed away I^ r c b 8, 1972. existing rules on taxation of WASHINGTON (AP) - Manchester legislators At Moscolv Trade Fair Saturday at the Holmes hurt to listen.” predicted the measure would Lottery Roundup Go On Strike foreign income. Wholesale prices soared 1.9 per yesterday when the Connecticut Most teachers were expected Though her smile has gone forever, Funeral Home, 400 Main St., at Dyer said some Western pass by nearly a 2-1 margin. By The Associated Press He called, however, for cent last month for the biggest House of Representatives to remain out. of work again JUNE TOMPKINS product of one of Manchester’s M rs. M cM ullen w ill be NEW HAVEN (AP) - Sbme And her hand we cannot touch, a time to be announced. Burial Connecticut teachers told him Debate ran more than 3-1 in Following are lottery number 550 union employes at a plant We will never lose sweet memories. repeal of the minimum tax im­ rise since the early Korean War reversed its vote of last year today as a tumultuous school (Herald Reporter) industries. Pressure Blast accompanied by Daniel T. Ber- will be in St. James Cemetery. at his session there that they favot of the measure ast the drawn this week in which manufactures fuel for Of the one we loved so much. posed on income otherwise inflationary surge in 1951, the and, by a 99 to 47 vote, approved week ends for the city’s 21,400 Manchester is going to ManuMcturing Co., will be nard, sales director, as they Friends may call at the feared reprisals from the House reversed its action of exhibited at a trade fair in make their presentation at the northeastern states. nuclear submarines went on Husband, Son, Sister, protected from taxation and for government said today. i i n R ’ c the E^ual R i^ ts Amendment Russia;,;;i-; ,-v funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 last year;'when, it defeated the college administration for Moscow duriugxAp^l '^jifiMddW strike eaHy today after a Brothers and Grandchildren liberalizing the ceiling on tax- The rise in February included to the U.S. (^onstibition. ERA, 83-77, Miari'‘ik|iecificaUyi the p.m. ______speaking out on campus issues. Voting for approval were School ’fibard TOwident McMullen says she hopes that Massachusettor-ffM95 marathon negotiating session free dividends, now limited to another sharp increase of 3.9 ■; yhe speecheft were con­ , Thlf npany, boused At the Southern Connecticut State Reps. Francis Mahoney of St^hen J, Papa|i||iM4|jper cent tfaiK exhibit will result' in New Jersej^-6$(IS08 broke off at 3:30 a.m., a union the first flOO. per cent for farm products and trolled. Rut Hoiise Speaker iti an Ihcl bicuoUs’ h titk session, he heard calls from of Uie pujplis ifeie In class tnlllions o f dollars of sales to Connecticu4-40430 official said. In sharp contrast, Americans processed foods, *the third big the 13th District and Muriel Francis J. Collins repeatedly 'P tig ^ o s ti ' building bn diapel St., a short students for better security, Yacavone of the 9th District. Thursday, the third day of a Eastern bloC countries. Pennsylvania-610961 “ We’re looking for M en’s Furnishings for Democratic Action called monthly jump in a row that warned spectators in the dead end street, employs 30 free tuition for Vietnam Vbting “ no” were State Reps. walkout led by the New Haven During the 25-year history of (Qualifier AEl guaranteed severance pay for tougher taxation of capital added up to an annual rate of 56 gallery against booing or Business people. Headed by Mrs. Helen veterans, and more birth con­ Donald Genovesi of the 12th Federation of Teachers. He the company foreign export has because of the plant’s reloca­ gains and for repeal of a per cent. applause, and one anti-ERA L. McMullen, this industry has trol counseling. C N im S E R V M X District and G. Warren West­ said high school and- middle In Vernon become one of the growing tion from New Haven to NANES&HHIIT number of provisions it Prices of a broad range of woman spectator was ordered far reaching goals. Trustee Francis W. Hogan of brook of the 14th District. school students accounted for facets of the business. For Gray Hearing Montville,” Arthur Hanlon, described as “ great loopholes industrial raw materials rose MANCHESTEB to leave for shouting., “ Just popped in for coffee Because a member of Torrington noted that the board 8 GBISWOLD STBEET Mahoney and Genovesi reside most of the absenteeism from many years. Pressure Blast has WASHINGTON (AP) - president of Local 8-718 of the ... which benefit the wealthy 1.1 per cent, the largest Since the ERA was approved and.” Industrial Applications Inter­ in Manchester and their school classes that have .exported five per cent of its Syndicated columnist Jack Oil, Chemical and Atomic OF THE loom but are completely useless to monthly increase in 22 years, Known lor Installations — Now Known tor Values by Congress last spring for Nothing unusual about that — national in Geneva, continued on a shortened Anderson planned to tell a Workers International Union the vast majority of lower and said the Labor Department’s districts are entirely within the output. Its machines are used to Draft Lottery state-by-state ratification, 28. schedule with the aid of sub­ unless you’re a helicopter pilot Switzerland, introduced Senate Committee today' that said. middle income taxpayers.” Bureau of Labor Statistics. TEL 646-1580 — 84&>2894 town. Mrs. Yacavone resides in debur the crankshaft internal WASHINGTON (AP) - The states have approved it. Maine, stitutes, supervisors and non­ and you drop in at Interstate Pressure Blast’s printed circuit the FBI has investigated Picket lines were set up at Leon Shull, national director The report appeared certain Elast Hartford. Her district is oil holes for Fiat, an Italian first standby draft lottery for however, was thb latest of striking teachers. Motor Lodge at Vernon Circle board machine To the USSR persons who have committed no the United Nuclear Corp. plant of ADA, said in prepared to raise new criticism of partly in East Hartford and auto manufacturer, and to men not expected to be drafted nearly a dozen states to defeat because Um ground-level fog ministry during a recent con­ crimes and has pried into the on Winchester Avenue here and testimony, “ We are dangerous­ President Nixon’s loosened partly in Manchester. West­ clean the tire molds of Perelli, You Get The Best For Less at Pla»al began today. Acting Selective it with a 16-15 Senate vote Federation representatives prevents yojl from reaching ference in Washington, D. C., “ bedrooms of prominent people “ we’re having mass picketing ly close to a total breakdown in Phase 3 economic controls, par­ brook resides in South Windsor. an Italian tire producer. There Service Director Byron V. We are passing our low overhead savings on to you Wednesday. Ratification by 38 said Thursday that no arrests Brainard Field, in Hartford. Mrs. McMullen received a for no other purpose than to today; we expect everybody,” public confidence in the ticularly from organized labor His district includes all of South are ten distributors abroad who Pepitone' announced that those stat4s is needed to adopt it. had been made under a backto- It happened about 8:30 this personal invitation a short time collect gossip for the files.” he said. fairness of our tax system .... which itas charged that wage in this way: Featuring for 3 days only starting March Windsor plus a part of handle Pressure Blast sales in PLAZA DEPT. STORE dtawing number 95 and lower State Rep. Astrid T. work court injunction that went morning when Tom Wheeler of ago from the Moscow Cliamber Anderson, who has been This breakdown in public trust hikes are virtually frozen at 5.5 Manchester. other European countries. The (W* Hava A Notion To Plaaao) 8th to Sat., March 10 Buy any RUG (ordered for v^all Hanzalek, R-Suffield, was into effect at 5 p.m." Wiggins Airways in Norwood, o f Commerce to exhibit her critical of the FBI in his daily is unhealthy in a democratic per cent while food prices will be classified. company also has sixty Strike Continues NEXT TO FRANK’S SUPERMARKET He .said they will not be State Reps. Dorothy Miller of among several representatives Wednesday. In addition to Mass., set down, said his hellos equipment at the International column, said: “ This is the sort society.” continue to soar. to wall installation) and receive a 60 oz. Sponge Bub­ distributors; throughout the PARIS (AP) - Traffic at EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER processed, but will be available Bolton, Jesse Brainard of who opposed it last year but possible arrest, the injunction, to old friends at the lodge and Electronmash show during of thing we expected in Nazi The over-all rise in the United States in every mUjor ci­ Orly and Le Bourget airports for immediate induction if ble Pad FREE (yardage unlimited), > Coventiy and Daniel McKeever supported it Thursday. issued against 52 of the went across the street for his April. Then the Pressure Blast Germany or Stalinist Russia. It bureau’s wholesale price index ty. continued to an extremely low there is an emergency next of Ellington all voted for Of the 17 women federation’s representatives breakfast. His company works exhibit will be moved next door is intolerable in the United was a little less—1.6 per Mrs. McMullen, diminutive in level today as a strike of Sale is void unless accompanied by coupon at time approval yesterday. State Rep. representatives, only Rep. and governing board members, for HELCO, patroling power to to the U.S.A. Exhibition Hall States of America. The FBI has year requiring Congress to size, is a powerhouse when it civilian air controllers went cent—on a seasonally adjusted Thomas Dooley of Vernon was Sarah F. (hirtis, R-Newtown, provides for fines of $100 per lines. for Autoservice 73, the first gone beyond its jurisdiction renew the president’s draft of designated sale. So, get in on the savings and take comes to business acumen. She into its 18th day. basis. Farm products and x^bsent when the vote was and Marilyn Pearson, R- teacher for each day tlip strike After breakfast, it was back Unites States exhibition to be beyond its constitutional authority. It expires July 1. began employment with Only 'eight foreign airlines processed foods were up 3.2 per advantage of this offer. This sale does not include taken. eR Stratford, opposed it. continues. to the patrol. held in Moscow. authority, beyond what is DRY BY GAS cent seasonally and industrial Pressure Blast in Hartford as a maintained service into Paris. proper.” free pad for Roll Goods, Remnants and Scatter Rugs secretary and eventually TWA, Pan American, Swissair, raw materials one per cent on Anderson made his com­ BETTER— FASTER— CHEAPER that basis. bought the business. She is a Tunis Air, Royal Air Morocco, Student Photos ments prior to appearing before 'The report said the index rose bought off the floor. self-made engineer on occasion, Air Algeria, Iran Air apd th e Senate . Judiciary at an annuaj rate of 11 per cent Individual photos of Bennet SOL R. COHEN ' recommending-# the sanitary lecturer, and ardent Middle East .Airlines all had Committee,' which is holding \ over the pAst six months, which Junior High School students (Herald Reporter) landfill operating budget are: homemaker. She says whatever planes moving into Orly. Air hearings on the nomination of included five months of the will be taken during school landscaping, $10,000 per year she likes, she learns to do well. France, which has been almost L. Patrick Gray III to be more stringent Phase 2 controls hours next week, Monday, from 1973 through 2000; cover She believes she plays a good completely shut down, sent out The $1,391,000 g u e s te d ap­ permanent director of the FBI. Tuesday and Wednesday. The material, $30,000 a year from game of golf and that she is an flights to Tokyo and New York. and oiie month of Phase 3. propriation to be voted upon at “ Prices in the last three Bennet PTSO is sponsoring tha Good For 3 Days Only 1990 through 2000; leachette excellent cook. Her husband, project. a March 13 townwide referen­ collection and control, $28,000 a Lowell W. McMullen, is vice months of the period advanced dum consists of just under more rapidly than in the first year from 1980 through 2000; president in charge of ail Repeat sale on a Fantastic Bargain $450,000 for p u rch a^ g the 110- and equipment replacement, manufacturing operations. three months, reflecting an acre Laurel Lake and $941,000 DEP Says Town 18-lb. unusual climb in prices of farm $24,000 a year from 1973 through They have a son, Lowell Jr. for imprbifeements tp 2 ,000. ^ They live in East Hartford. products and processed foods NOTICE Manchester’s sanitary landfill and feeds in December, Mrs. McMullen says that area. “ After taking all these costs January and February, OF DISSOLUTION ^ whenever you see a pop-up As explained by Town into consideration,’’ says GASDRYER together with a faster pace for^ AND “COMMANDER' toaster, an automatic coffee Sewage Plant NOTICE TO CREDITORS Manager Robert Weiss, $300,000 Weiss, “ Manchester will still industrial commodities toward maker, or a new golf ball, a MANCHESTER DONUTS, would be for one-third the cost be able to dispose of its refuse the end of the period,” it said. HIgli Density Foam Back Pressure Blast sand blaster INC. . ._ of a leachette' protection at $6 per ton cheaper than any may have given it Us shiny Indoor-Outdoor Carpet system (leachette is the liquid Not Adequate 2 CYCLES Notice is hereby given, known method of refuse dis­ smooth finish. pursuant to Section 33-379 of the Good for Kitchens, Dons, Family Rooms, Etc. generated from the decomposi­ posal.” • REGULAR Terryville General Statutes of tion of solid waste), $296,000 for The expenditures being SOL R. COH,EN The project was approved by Connecticut, that Not A Low Grade relocating the Hockanum proposed by Weiss and by (llerultl Krporler) referendum April 1968, when • AIR FLUFF Doctor MANCHESTER DONUTS, River, $225,000 for relocating William O’Neill, former direc­ Suspect Arson The Town of Manchester has the voters authorized a $1.1 SAFETY DOOR SWITCH INC., a Connecticut corporation Commercial Rubber Back the brook flowing into the area, tor of public works, are taken been told by the State million bond issue to finance Robbed having its principal place of 5 Year Guarantee $60,000 for a service" road, $30,- from a report prepared and sub­ In Waterbury Department of Environmental the town’s share of the cost. PORCELAIN DRUM business in Manchester, OflO for removing an existing mitted by Ronald Kraatz, of the Protection its $3.2 million TERRYVILLE (AP)-Three The remaining $3.7 million, or Connecticut, with a mailing ad­ 12’ and 15’ Widtbs _ dam, and $30,000 toward the public wo((^/department. The Church Fire secondary Treatment Plant, men bound and gagged a 78- 77 per cent of the cost, was dress c /o John A. MacDonald, cost of landscaping the area. report re^IM from a $38,000 opened July 1971, “ no longer year-old doctor and his wife sq-yd. financed with federal and state Boston Hill Road, Andover, In addition to the March 13 study, funded'.by the New WATERBURY (AP) - Arson Wednesday night and then 10 Beautiful Colors adequately' protects against funds. Connecticut, has been dissolved referendum, Weiss is England Regional Ck>mmission. is suspected in a multiple- pollution of the waters of the leisurely ransacked their home, Mstsrlsl onlf The DEP order states that by resolution df its Board of To Choose From recommending a 1985 referen­ Partcipating in the study alarm fire Thursday night that state.” the sewage flow through the police said. Directors and Stockholders dum for a $716,000 appropHa- were Griswold and Fuss, destroyed historic (Jospel Hall, The town has been ordered to INSTALLED The men, wearing black ski Secondary Treatment Plant adopted September 29, 1972. tioii, an equipment allocation of Manchester consulting a downtown church that had take such action as is necessary masks, escaped with an from July 1,1972 to Oct. 1,1972 A certificate of dissolution $160,000 in the current fiscal engineers; Dr. Clarence W. been abandoned for several to correct the situation. It has undetermined amount of equaled the capacity estimated has been filed with the office of yeaK and increased allocations Welti, Manchester years, fire officials said. been given to Aug. 31 of this for the plant by the year 1985, money. 'J. OPEN Secretary of State of the State to me sanitary landfill budge$s hydrogeologist; and Rudy J. Fire Marshall Raymond year to prepare an engineering Pijlice said the men entered and that during the months of of Connecticut as required by each year through the year Favretti, landscape architect. Brodeur said the blaze report « f the townwide sewage the ^office-residence of Dr. November and Decemeber of INCLUDES GAS CONNECTION AND VENTING law. I Mon. to fri. $000. The report compiled by Kraatz appeared to have been set. The system,^nd it has been given to last year and Jknuary of this Ralph Long about 6 p.m. ^TREE” All creditors are warned to is Utled, “ Land Use - Solid fire began about 7:45 p.m. and March 31, 1974 to prepare and year exceeded the 1985 Wednesday and ordered him J 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The $716,000 Weiss is present their claims to John F. Waste— Waste Resources,” An was under control by 9 p.m., present a plan for needed estimate by almost 35 per cent. and his 78-year-old wife. Pearl, proposing for a 1985 referen­ BIANCHBSTBR Kearns, E^sq., 1121 New Britqin Interfacing Environmental according to Brodeur. repairs to the system, including “ The excessive sewage to go upstairs. There Long was dum would consist of $206,000 Avenue, West Hartford, Marquis 60-oz. Program Related to the No injuries were reported, he plans for expansion of the quantities,” said Jay Giles, ac­ OPEN tied up with neck ties and his for excavating the pond in the Connecticut 06110 on or before I Thurs» and M . Proposed Expansion o f the said. Broduer said that at one treatment plant, if needed. ting public worksxlirector, “ are wife was bound and gagged area, $157,000 for landscaping, WED„ July 1, 1973 or thereafter be sponge Bubble Pad Sanitary Landfill,...... point, flames spread to an The $3.2 million plant, opened- believed to be a result of with tape, police said. I G P-m. to 8 p.m. $141,000 for extending the barred as provided by statute. Kraatz’ report estimates the adjoining abandoned building, and dedicated July 1971 but still infiltration of ground water into THURS., The Longs called police after relocation of the brook, $132,000 Dated at West Hartford, . I fbr surface drainage control* cost for sanitary landfill expan­ but c a u ^ little damage. requiring some minor the sewage collection system M freeing themselves about 8 I H prasonM on Sms days March 8th, 9th, fOtti. i $60,000. for a replacement com­ a leaf shredder, and $5,000for a FRL Connecticut, this 20th day of and $80,000 for acquiring that The $160,000 allocation for sion and improvement to the GospelTIall was built in 1894 construction, was part of a $4.8 the town and the 8th Utilities APPLIANCE p.m., according to authorities. I Ona coupon par aalo. . ! . ' pactor. $50,000 for a replace­ stake trailer, for moving tires February, A.D., 1973. additional land in the area sanitary landfill equipment year 2000 at $4.6 million. as the German Evangelical million townwide sewage District, through defective TILL The doctor told, police one of ment bulldozer-loader, $30,000 scheduled for recycling. Manchester Donuts, Inc. which has specific value for Weiss is recommending in the Lutheran Church and later improvement project, intended sewer mains and manholes. the men was about six-feet-two 9 By John F. Kearns current fiscal year consists of for weighing scales, $15,000 for / The increases Weiss IS (Eiul 4if u became the First Luthern also to-elimiimte operation of This condition - becomes ap- NEXT TO STOP and SHOP inches tall and weighed about landfill material. Church. It had been condemned the 8th District Treatment Its Attorney (See Page Twenty) 24() pounds. for urban renewal.. plant.