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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1973 - VOL. XCU, No. 160 Manchester—A City of yUlage Charm .TWENTY PAGES PRICE: nPTEEN CENTS . ‘I?' Killian Seeks Gasoline Rationing Explanation HARTFORD (AP) - Thirty- panics and dealers from Jan. 1, Ruwet-Sibley, Inc.; United Oil ty. Gen. Richard Kleindienst to retail price of gasoline in one gasoline distributors have 1971 to the present. Co., Inc. impanel a federal grand jury to creased between seven and been subpoenaed by Connec The following distributors Mobil Oil Corp.Atlas Oil Co.; see if there is a national con lOcents. This means that infla ticut Atty. Gen. Robert K. were subpoenaed; Callahan Oil Co.; Bernard J. spiracy to limit gasoline sales. tion in the price'of gasoline cost Killian to explain their involve Atlantic Richfield Co. (Arco)- Dolan Co.; Ed’s Garage, Inc.; The request was made in a our consumers...about $100 ment in a reported effort by Canaan Oil Co.; Danielson Oil Ellsworth & Lassow, Inc.; Fitz telegram March 30. To date, million in the past year alone Bolton Murder Scene five major oil companies to ra Co., Inc.; Keller Oil Co., Inc.; simmons Sales Corp.; Flem Killian said, he has had no rep and the end is nowhere in tion gasoline supplies in the Pearl Oil Co. ming Rutledge Oil Corp.; Maus sight,” he said. ly- “Obviously effective action Officials confer late Saturday at the scene of a shooting in Bolton in which Harry T. state. BP Oil Corp.Mercer and Son, Inc.; Mystic Oil Co., In the telegram, Killian said Inc; Petroleum Marketers, Inc. at the federal level is the only Miner was fatally wounded. Miner, operator of a package liquor store, was shot as he Killian said the subpoenas Distributors, Inc.; Mercury the rationing system was based were issued last Friday and Fuel Service, Inc.; RPC Corp.; Texaco Inc.Consumers way thf! monopolistic pricing arrived home with Saturday’s receipts. (Herald photo by Pinto) “on a purported national gas Saturday under Connectiut’s Joseph A. Russo Oil Co.; Spicer Petroleum of Connecticut, Inc.; oline shortage which may well practices of the oil industry can antitrust act. Fuel Co., Inc.; Wallack Bros. Krall Coal and Oil Co., Inc.; have been deliberately created be brought under control. And The distributors have until Cities Service Oil Co. (Citgo)- Republic Oil Co., Inc.; Stan to drive independent (dealers) we have no indication that the April 19 to supply information Automatic Comfort Corp.; dard Cycle and Auto Supply out of business and drastically federal government is con concerning gas supplies and Benedict & Co.; Kenyon Oil Co.; and Wesson, Inc. increase the wholesale and cerned about uncontrolled infla Police Seek Slayer correspondence with com- Co.,Inc.; Rex Oil Co., Inc.; Killian also called on U.S. At- retail price of gasoline.” tion in gasoline prices,” Killian Killian said he also was added. awaiting a reply from John T. “As I indicated to Atty. Gen. Dunlop, director of the federal Kleindienst, we will proceed Cost of Living Council, who was under our own Connecticut an Clf Bolton Man titrust law to seek injunctive asked on March 16 to supply in Town Given Quarterly relief against this new quota formation on what impact gas Harry (Pete) T. Miner, 47, of immediately called the am Manchester High School in 1945. system which, by limiting the Bolton Center Rd., was bulance. The ambulance ser While at the high school he oline and petroleum price ceilings would have on Connec supply of gasoline and pronounced dead-on-arrival at vice notified the police. played varsity football. He eliminating all remaining com Manchester Memorial Hospital Police said the receipts of the graduated from Munson Rev-Share Allocation ticut. “It looks as though the petition, will put our consumers Saturday night of gunshot day were not found on Miner's Academy in 1947. He attended totally at the mercy of the wounds in f lic t as he was get body leading them to speculate the University of Maryland. northeastern part of the coun SOL R. COHEN sharing funds for fiscal year the current payments hold con try, and Connecticut in par ,major oil companies,” he said. ting out of his car in his own that robbery was the motive for He was a World War II Army 1973-74. stant, Manchester can expect a “The subpoenas We served driveway, according to State the shooting. Police said, veteran, serving in the Military (Herald Reporter) ticular, is being singled out to The $228,278 received today, grand total of at least $4,252,500 bear the brunt of this claimed Friday and Saturday are the es Police. however, they have not ruled Police Division. Manchester today received a added to $467,775 received by June 30,1977. Adjustments in sential first step in attacking Miner, owner and operator of out other possibilities. He owned and operated the $222,278 federal revenue shortage,” Killian said Mon previously, brings to $696,053 the federal formula used for day. the most recent twist in oil the Rt. 6 and 44 Package Store, The package stores close at 8 Rt. 6 and 44 Package Store in sharing payment for the first Manchester’s revenue-sharing payments already received “Every time the price of gas company policy-the arbitrary Bolfon, was returning home p.m. and the shooting occured Bolton for 19 years. quarter of calendar year 1973. grant for the current fiscal year may increase the grand total. establishment of a quota with the day’s receipts and, ac about 8:15 p.m. After receiving oline goes up one penny, it costs Besides his mother, he is sur The sum is a substantial in (ending June 30). Of the $467,775 received prior the consumers of Connecticut rationing system which may cording to police, had apparent the call. State Police from vived by a sister, Mrs. Robert crease over the $116,000 to The five-year federal to today, all but $16,775 already drive independent dealers out ly just stepped out of his car Troop K, Colchester and FBI $13 million,” he said. D. Murdock of Bolton. $118,000 anticipated. program is set up to run is allocated — $250,000 for “Last year, approximately of business and totally destroy when he was shot. Police have agents, using police dogs, com Another $228,278 is expected through fiscal year 1976-77. If sidewalks and $201,000 for what little remains of free com- not determined whether there bed the wooded area to the rear Funeral services will be 1.3 billion gallons of gasoline in July, and an equal amount roads. were purchased by Connecticut petition in gasoline was more than one person in of the Miner home. Police also Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the each quarter thereafter, in In general, funds received by citizens. Over that period, the marketing,” Killian said. volved in the shooting. searched cars in the parking lot Holmes Funeral Home, 400 dicating Manchester can an municipalities under Public Elliot M. Gross, state of Fiano’s Restaurant which is Main St., with the Rev. David ticipate $889,113 in revenue- Law 92-512, “Fiscal Assistance medical examiner, said Miner nearby. M. Campbell of the United Cambodian to State and Local died from internal bleeding The investigation is con Methodist Church of Bolton of r Governments,” may not be caused when the bullet passed tinuing under the direction of ficiating. Burial will be in Wap- used for ordinary operating Ceiling Prices Capt. Walter Stecko of State ping Cemetery, South Windsor. Highway 4 through his left hand, his chest ^ISews expen$08 „for an educational auDd right lung.^ ‘ Police Headquarters. Friends may call at the system and may not be used for ■SPdllcb s iid the'* vlfetim’s Mr. Miner was born March 7, funeral home tonight from 7 to Capsules i Reopehed projects alrrady being funded mother, Mrs.. Margaret Miner, I Posted Today 1926, in St. Petersburg, Fla. He 9. The Manchester Ixidge of by federal or state grants. with wtom he nfiade his home, lived many years in Elks, of which he was a PHNOM PENH, Cambodia The act provides they “may said she heard a shot and went (AP) — This capital’s fuel shor “ By DUDLEY LEHEW Manchester, moving to Bolton member, will have a memorial Shoot At Choppers be used only for priority expen Associated Press Writer out: to Investigate. She found 16 years ago. service tonight at 7 at the tage appeared to be nearing an ditures.” SAIGON (AP)—Two more her! son in a pool of blood and He graduated from funeral home. end today. A second river con “Priority expenditures” are The new signs listing meat price ceilings appeared peacekeeping helicopters in the voy was steaming toward defined as ordinary and beside roasts, chops and drumsticks today, but the Mekong Delta were targets of Phnom Penh and the govern necessary capital expenditures Communist Forces today, ac butcher’s cleaver may continue to spend more tinte than ment announced that its troops (including new school construc cording to the Saigon govern usual stuck in his chopping block. had reopened Highway 4, the tion), and ordinary and ment. city’s only land link with the Spot checks with leaders of A shopper who thinks the Consumers Continue Nine persons were killed necessary maintenance and im seaport of Kompong Som. operating expenses for; last week’s meat boycott in posted price is illegal should Saturday when an Air America Two fuel tankers and a dicate shoppers leaning over check with the store’s per helicopter flying for the inter ... Public Safety, including freighter were reported only law enforcement, fire protec counters probably aren’t trying sonnel, said the council. If still national commission was shot War On Food miles from Phnom Penh at tion and building code enforce to decide which cut of meat to unsatisfied, the shopper should down in Communist territory in nightfall. ment. buy but still whether to buy. call the Internal Revenue Ser By The Associated Press Conn., have joined with others remained the same’ or risen the northwestern part of the Three tankers and two All but the smallest stores, vice with such data as the price who were active in the boycott slightly because of the country. ... Environmental Protection, The end of the meat boycott freighters came into the capital including sewage disposal, those with annual revenues of asked, whether signs were leaves price levels at many to form a “Coalition for the withholding of cattle by some Meanwhile, the Canadians Sunday, adding a week’s suppp- $100,000 or less, must post posted and the name and ad Rollback.’’ Through a national farmers. said they are thinking of sanitation and pollution abate Connecticut stores about where ly of motor, cooking and ment. clearly visible ceiling-price dress of the store. they were before the boycott letter-writing and telegram Cornelius Courtney, withdrawing from observer lighting fuel to nearly empty signs near the items covered, campaign, the coalition will executive director of the sites in territory controlled by ... Public Transportation, in began. But some consumers are reserves. Another two ships in cluding transit systems and according to the Cost of Living press Congress to pass Cotter’s Connecticut Food Stores the Viet Cong in view of Satur If an investigation revealed a preparing to continue the fight Sunday’s convoy were lost to streets and roads. Council. legislation to roll prices back to Association, told the day’s events. violation, the IRS could impose for lower prices. Communist fire from, along the ... Health, Recreation, Ceiling prices must be listed Jan. 10 levels. association’s Hartford conven price rollbacks and penalties. The state organizer of the Hearings Begin Mekong River. Libraries, Social Services for for each cut of fresh meat; for boycott, Mrs. Barbara Such national groups as the tion Sunday that “it doesn’t The two other tankers are . 25 items representing 75 per Consumer Federation of seem likely from the informa WASHINGTON (A P)-The the Poor or Aged, Financial Ad Shuttleworth of Vernon, made a expected to increase the ministration. cent of sales of processed meat, Although the week-long meat weekend appeal for families to America and Fight Inflation tion we get’’ that meat prices at takeover of Wounded Knee was reserves to nearly two weeks, such as bacon, sausage and cold the chief subject of Town Manager Robert Weiss boycott has ended without observe two meatless days each Together have joined the coali state stores will soon be falling and possibly end rationing. cuts; and for the 10 bestselling major retail price reductions tion, Cotter said. much below President Nixon’s Congressional hearings begin is recommending that $591,775 week and to unite in political On Highway 4, government from revenue-sharing funds be items of canned or bottled beef, nationwide, the possibility of Many state retailers reported ceiling. ning today while Indians oc action for lower prices. soldiers converged from the used for capital improvements pork, lamb or stew or soup con further consumer action is still at the end of the boycott that J. Russell Ives, marketing cupying the South Dakota Mrs. Shuttleworth and U.S. east and west on Stung Chhay, in 1973-74. , * taining meat. on a front burner. Rep. William R. Cotter, D- wholesale meat prices had vice president of the Chicago- village have refused to sur 95 miles southwest of Phnom based American Meat Institute, render their arms. Penh. '' told the same convention that Peace talks between militant Communist-led insurgents prices may dip this auturtin but Indians and White House aides had cut the road last week, are destined to rise gradually in broke off over the weekend. blocking th e ‘flow of U. S. Art World Mourns the long run. The House Indian affairs sub militar^ supplies and other Miss Wightman Named Some state dealers reported committee has scheduled three shipments arriving by sea. Five that their sales began picking days of hearings on the seizure other main roads from the Death Of Picasso up on Saturday and seemed of Wounded Knee by members capital to outer provinces Loyalty Day Queen headed toward normal levels. of the American Indian Move remained closed but the MOUGINS, France (AP) — stories. After the. guests left, he Some dealers had reported ment (AIM). Art lovers around the world went to his studio to work. reopening of the Mekong and Miss Bonnie Sue Wightman, their business off by 30 to 40 per Highway 4 brightened an today saluted the genius of When he awakened Sunday cent during the boycott week. Open Spillway daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . otherwise dismal military pic Walter Wightman of 374 Sum Pablo Picasso, dead at 91 after morning, he complained of a “Up to yesterday it‘was real NEW ORLEANS ture. mit St., was crowned “Miss one of the most notable and in pain and his wife called a doc slow,” said William Calvo, co (AP)—Water from the Aside from the two ships lost Loyalty Day Queen” at fluential careers in the history tor. But by the time he arrived owner of the Newington Meat Mississippi River flowed over Sunday to enemy fire, 11 other ceremonies Saturday night at of painting. 10 minutes later, Picasso was Center in Newington. “But the the Bonnet Carre Spillway The Spgnish-born skippers abandoned the voyage the VFW Post Home. dead. past two days have been real north of New Orleans today in revolutionary who changed the up the river from South Viet Picasso died among one of good and orders are back up for an attempt to ease the strain on The winner of the annual course of 20th century art died nam. the’ greatest troves of 20th cen next week.” levees protecting the city. VFW event is a senior at Sunday at his walled estate tury art ever amassed in . William Nahas, owner of the The opening of the Spillway Manchester High School. She is overlooking the Mediterranean. private hands. Nahas Meat Center in New Lon into huge Lake Pontchartrain Ambassador’s captain of the Majorettes, Death was attributed to a heart - He was the greatest collector don, said his sales had been off was the first of several possible enjoys skiing and tennis and attack brought on by collection of his own works, releasing only 80 per cent during the week but emergency moves. Army Maj. Residence works part time as a key of fluid in the lungs. a small part of his prolific climbed to 50 per cent of nor Gen. Charles C. Noble, head of puncher, and plans to continue Picasso’s widow and his production for sale. Hundreds mal on Saturday. the Mississippi River Commis Blown Up her work upon graduation. of these paintings and drawings eldest son were discussing Ives said at the Hartford con sion, said Sunday. NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — were stacked away in a In her new role. Miss Wight funeral plans with Armaned vention that meat supplies are Arab guerrillas blew up the strongroom built onto his two- Brooke in Saigon man will go to Norwich to com Anteby, the artist’s business determined years ahead of the Israeli ambassador’s residence ‘ story home. He kept the key to SAIGON (AP) - Sen. pete in the state contest May 4. manager and an old friend. But time they come to the table and in Nicosia today and engaged in the room himself, and only a Edward W. Brooke arrivedjn Miss Patti McDowell, Anteby told newsmen nothing can’t be affected by a weekiong gun battles with Cyprus police few outsiders ever had a look at Saigon today in the final stop m daughter of Mr. and Mrs. probably would be decided boycott. outside the bombed building at his hoard. What disposition he his tour of Indochina. James McDowell, 14 Rival > today. Nicosia International Airport. made of this collection in.his Before leaving Bangkok after Court, East Hartford, took se The body was reported lying “The farmer can’t turn his First reports said there were will was not known yet. a stay in Thailand, the cond place. She is a junior at in jthe artist’s upstairs supply of meat on and off like a at least half a dozen wounded on Estimates of Picasso’s Massachusetts Republican said bedroom. , . . faucet,” he said. both sides. Penney High School and will Hicasso had been reported in wealth were considered (be he was disappointed but not ‘*Never before have The facade of the three-story represent the local VFW as I good health and working with wildest sort of guesswork, but bitter that North Vietnam had “Miss VFW.” ‘ Americans eaten so well, paid apartmqnt building in which the his usual zest despite recurrent he was undoubt^ly one of the turned down his application for so little and complained so residence is situated crumbled attacks of grippe during the richest artists who ever lived, a visa to visit Hanoi. Judges were State Sen^ David much,” he said, claiming that after a massive explbsive winter. He recently completed and probably the richest. He Odegard; Burl Lyons, publisher the meat prices Americans Visits Pope charge. arrangements for the showing was selling enough of his work of 'Die Herald; Mrs. .Nicholas ‘‘l i have been paying since the re Cyprus police guards in Avignon next month of all his to live comfortably in Paris by VATICAN CITY (AP) - Jackston, town director; Miss paintings produced since 1970, a cent jumps were bargain stationed permanently outside the tiitie he was 30, and in the prices. President Nguyen Van Thieu of Pat Graves, youth service of total of 201 canvases. last 50 years his prices rose South Vietnam flew by the building saw three men they ficer; and Jeff Jacobs, station Saturday night, the artist and steadily. Luther Stearns,- president of helicopter to the Vaticqn today identified as Arabs trying to es manager, WINF. his wife, Jacqueline, enter for an audience with Pope Paul cape in a car and engaged them Born in Malaga, on the south the Connecticut Farm Bureau All of the contestants were tained friends at dinner. VI as hundreds of riot police in a gun battle. coast of Spain, Picasso was a Association, said “farmers are presented with gifts. Picasso was reported in high child genius who seemed to apprehensive” about their with clubs and tear gas Two of the Arabs were Miss Bonnie Sue Wightnuin spirits, eating heartily and never stop imagining new ways market as a result of the grenades cordoned of St. wounded and a third was cap entertaining his guest with to present his universe. boycott. Peter’s Square. tured.
■M m-i PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. April 9, 1973 MANCHESTER E V E l^ G HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 9, 1973 — PAGE THREE UA To Open Two Theaters Sheinwold on Bridge - Theatre ] , Time Schedule | M United Artists Theatres an Wednesday. Milt Daly, UA Area DECLARER HAS AndwsoiffLittle nounce the grand opening of UA executive, said that the com “THE WAY ADVANTAGE North dealer JWC Wins 21 Ribbons Theatres East 1-2-3 at the plex will seat 1,330 and an East-West vulnerable , U.A. East — “ Heartbreak;llr IN MOST BRIDGE HANDS Vernon Cine I — “ Shamus’ Manchester Parkade on nounced the opening attrac NORTH Kid” 7:30-9:30 Police Bolton Junior Woman’s Club All managers of last years I H E A B D ^ By Alfred Sheinwold 7:30-9:20 tions. 4t AQ94 members won 21 H|)bona, in- slow pitch softball teams and One good reason for bidding C? K72 ______„ XI <• Meadows Drive-In — “ Black SOUTH WINDSOR cludina-10 first olacd' winners, persons interested in managing aggressively is that you make 0 874 ,hnW’ ® ^ Gunn” 7:30; “ Buck and the Dean' Sherman, 17, of 187 when the District 1 annual arts teams this year are asked to by John Gruber some “ impossible” contracts. AKl ihnson 7.10-9.10 Preacher” 9:32 Clinton Dr., South Windadr, was and crafts and sewing com meet at the park building The declarer has the advantage WEST EAST diarged Friday with' possession petitions held last week at tonight at 8. of knowing what he has to work State Theatre “Vault of ^e^jg Cinema, ^uth Continuing in Theatre 1 is 4 6 2 4 8 5 of marijuana. Police say that Piano’s. The Knights of (Columbus of with; the defenders must of ten- “ The Heartbreak Kid” starring If you missed last week’s Figaro pay up or marry 9 1 10 963 9AQ54 ® W in d s o r -“ AvanU” 7:00-^00 Sherman was observed in a Chairman of the event was St. Maurice Church meeting do some guessing. The Eddie Albert and Cybill column, this one isn’t going to .MarcelUna. The Count is now OAQ9 01 10 63 Blue-Hflls D r iv e -I n -“ R)la” parked par in the South Windsor Mrs. Robert Dufraine, School scheduled for tonight at 8 in the difference shows in today’s 4b 832 4b 976 Shepherd. In Theatre 2, the make much sense, since I'm thoroughly thomnahh bewildered and Burnside T h e a t e r -“ Sleuth” 7:00; “ Tlie Mechanic” 8:49; Higii School parking lot rolling Red. Serving on her committee church basement has been hand. SOUTH Pulitzer Prize winning drama, continuinjg my discussion of demands silence from everyone 7:00-9:30 “ Chato’s Land” 10:34 a marijuana cigarette. Police as hostess club were Ruth Hoff canceled. The group will meet Mozart’s “ Marriage of North dealer 4 K1 1073 “ The Effect of Gamma Rays on so he can try the matter as a also charge that he had a bag of man, Bonnie Massey, Alicia May 16 at 8 p.m. Figaro,” which I left off part East-West vulnerable 9 8 Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds,” magistrate and see that justice a substance believed to be Rampellini, Georgia Scotella, way through Act I. The Count Opening lead — Jack of 0 K52 will show, directed by Paul is done. ♦ Q 10 5 4 marijuana in his possession at Judy Siena and Barbara was hiding behind a big chair, Hearts Newman and starring Joanne Of course, he doesn’t get the the time of the arrest. He was Stephens. Vernon while Cherubino was in the . West opened the jack of North East South West Woodward. In Theatre 3, Sarah silence; he gets an ensemble in released on his vnitten promise Blue ribbon winners, who will chair with a dress thrown over hearts, and South wisely played 1 N T Pass 3 4 Pass Miles and Jon Finch star in stead, which brings the act to a 4 4 Pass Pass Pass to appear in court April 16. compete at the state level in Two Children him for concealment. low from dummy. It was now “ Lady Caroline Lamb.” close. Hartford, May 2, at the General It develops that Bartolo, up to East to make a key deci Opening lead — 9 1 The trial occurs in Act III and Cars ’ driven by Raymond Federation ol Woman’s Club’s Hit by Cars whose entrance brought about sion. ' To celebrate the opening of it develops that Marcelina is ac Loubler; Warehouse Point, and Convention were: Linda Vernon Police reitort two this contretemps, is trying to East considered overtaking UA Theatres East 1-2-3, there is tually Figaro’s mother, so of Franklin Shubert, 32, of East Boothroyd, mosaics; Bonnie children struck by cars in un act as the Count’s procurer with with the queen of hearts in should have risked playing the a contest awarding a week’s course there can be no Hartford, were in a collision on Massey, decorative painting; related accidents in the area Suzanna, but with no success. order to return the jack of queen of hearts at the first stay for two at the Carriage marriage. It all ends up with a Rt. 5 Saturday afternoonr- Pat Pinto, ceramics and Saturday. He then asks her about diamonds. This play would trick. It was very unlikely that House Motel in Fort Lauder charming sextet. Everybody Shubert was. charged with pottery; Bette Dufraine, A six-year-old Rockville girl Cherubino and the Countess, defeat the contract, but there this play would cost anything, dale, Fla., to the winner. All leaves just as Cherubino and operating a motor vehicle while decorated eggs; Barbara was struck on Union St. by a car saying that tongues are was no way for East to know and it might be vital to the one has to do is guess the Barberina come on the stage under the influence of liquor McLamey, stitchery; Parlse driven by Robert Gilbert, 28, of wagging everywhere about this. exactly what the situation was. defense. The time to stop bid number of people who will simply so the audience can and fo^owing too closely. He Lemaire, pressed'flowers; Ann 11 Hillside Dr., Ellington. Tam Alice (played by Ann Davis) The Count is enraged and com If South had a different kind of ding aggressively is when your enjoy movies during the first learn that Cherubino has was released on a 8250 non Maulucci, collage and original my J. Kissa of 59 Ward St., es out from behind the chair hand, it might be vital for the opponents consistently make finds that blowing a note on week of operation for UA returned from his regiment to surety ix>nd for court on April art, pen and ink; Alison Rockville, was taken to FOR BOYS denouncing Cherubino. defense to get their heart tricks such fine defensive plays a conch shell isn’t easy, in Theatres East 1-2-3. Entry be with his girl friend and they 30. Boisoneau, color photography; Rockville General Hospital He relates how only last night first and worry about the against you. ABC-TV’s “ Brady Bunch,” blanks are available at the plan to disguise him as a girl so and Carol Zapadka, original wherd she was admitted. he had discovered him hiding diamonds later. Daily Question Friday (April 13) at 8 p.m. theatre. the Count won’t recognize him A car was broken into Friday art, mixed media. Hospital authorities reported under a table covered with a Contract Unbeatable Partner opens with 1-NT Our Regular $18 at the wedding of Figaro and afternoon in the parking lot of Approximately 140 women her to be in satisfactory condi cloth. Suiting the action to the East huffed and puffed, and (16 to 18 paints), and the. Susanna. South Windsor High School, attended the competition. They tion today. word, he tears the dress off the finally played a low heart. This next player passes. You hold; Double Knit Sport Coats Police said. A tape deck and represented 20 Junior and Police say that the girl, who chair as he had tom the cloth Now the Countess returns and left West in the lead—and the Spades, A-Q-9-4; Hearts,K^7- All the great new colors, pat tapes, valued at a total of 850, Senior Women’s Gubs of the suffered a fracture in her upper COMPLETE off the table, and lo! there is has a lovely aria, “ Dove sono.” contract was now unbeatable. 2; Diamonds, 8-7-4; dubs, terns and surface textures were taken. The investigation is district. left leg, darted into the road Cherubino again! It is long and tells how the West led another heart and A-K-J. continuing, police said. The business meeting and from between parked cars. No in these easy care good look ’rHis leads to quite an ensem Count once loved her but those South ruffed. Declarer drew What do you say? We Cater To Banquets, craft display took place in the police action was taken in the ing knits! ble, and in the end the Count days seem to be gone. The gar two rounds of trumps and ran Answer: Bid 6-NT. Since you INSURANCE Weddings and Parties morning. ’They were followed incident. gives Cherubino a commission dener comes in to report that he the four clubs to discard a dia have 17 points of your own, you Sizes 14 to 20 Regular $22 - NOW 17.95 by a luncheon and fashion show, A ten-year-old Vernon boy in the army, just to get him out is sure Cherubino is back. Off mond from dummy. This know that the combined count Tel. 646-0103 . VERNON with members modeling their was also struck Saturday. of the way. In a famous aria, go the Count and the gardener. limit the defenders to two must be 33 to 35 points. The Jose Leipe, 21, of 137 Sadds own creations. Jeffery W. Polhemus of Forrest SERVICE “ Non piu andrai,’ ’ Figaro tells diamonds and their one heart total should be enough to yield a Rd., Ellington, was The Countess and Susanna Bulletin Board View Dr., Vernon, was struck Our Regular $9 him his love-making days are trick. fine play for a small slam, but charged with operating a motor now decide to go through with , The Board of Finance will by a car operated by Daniel over and he’ll have to devote Since we enjoy the advantage not enough for a grand slam. vehicle while under the in- . the fake rendezvous in the gar have a final budget workshop Serkisian, 37, of Conklin Rd., Double Knit Slacks himself to serious pursuits. of 20-20 hindsi^t and all the Copyright 1973 fluence of liquor or drugs or den again, but with the tonight at 7:30 at the Town Hall. Rockville, at Rt. 30 and Dobson A great colorful selection of Thus ends the act. time we need to think about the General Features Corp. both, and evading responsibili Act U opens with the lovely Countess in Susanna’s clothes hand, we can see that East ty. Tiie charges stem from ^ The Bolton High School Rd. The boy sustained minor in handsome shape saving instead of Cherubino. They cook branch of the PTO will meet juries, according to police, and Real “ Porgi amor’ ” sung by the one-car accident in which Leipe double knit slacks for dress up another invitation in a duet tonight at 8 in the Rooms 37 and was not hospitalized. Countess. Susanna enters is alleged to have struck a fence and casual wear. Sizes 8-18 known as the “ Letter Song,” Police say the boy was stan Estate followed by Figaro. ’They have and a utility pole on High St., 38 at the high school. and seal the letter with a fancy TV T onight A special meeting oi me ding on the curb with a compa a plan to discomfit the Count. Rockville, and left the scene. pin. See Saturday's Herald for • i ► Bolton Athletic Association will nion when he suddenly ran into Ostensibly Susanna has made a He was released on a 8500 non Complete TV Listings take place tonight at 7:30 at the road. No police action was Our Regular 4 .5 0 rendezvous with him in the gar Now everybody comes on surety bond for court May 1. ' ' b /B E Z Z IN I ' Herrick Memorial Park. taken in the accident. den for that evening but stage for the wedding, including Shirts for Dress or Sport Cherubino is to keep it, dressed Cherubino, dressed as a girl. — 6:00 — David Arcell, 18, of East (18) 700 CLUB A very special collection of in Susanna’s clothes. The Barberina introduces him as (3-8-22) NEWS Hartford, was charged with (24) WHERE IS THE WAR 519 E. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER permanent press shirts in all Countess is to surprise him and her cousin, but the gardener (18) SECRET AGENT ON VD7 third-degree criminal mischief ROBERT J. SMITH, i n c . 649-5327 the newest solid colors and reduce him to a condition where knows she doesn’t have a (20) SOUNDING BOARD (20-22-30) MOVIE in connection with alleged he will promise anything. (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE damage done at the Pines Bar, fancy patterns. Sizes 8-18 INSURANSMITHS SINCE 1914 cousin, pulls off Cherubino’s “The Secret War of Harry Frlgg” Cherubino enters and is headdress and substitutes his (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (1968). VISIT OUR Rt. 83, Vernon. He was released prevailed upon to sing his latest military cap. Once more the (40) WILD WILD WEST — 9:30 — on a $100 non-surety bond for 649-5241 canzonetta, “ Voi che sapete.’ ’ Count is suspicious of his wife — 6:30 — (3) DORIS DAY POSTU REPEDIC SLEEP CENTER court May 1. Susanna locks the door and then and angry with Cherubino. (3) CBS NEWS (24) BOOK BEAT and take a load off your feet 963 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER dresses him in her clothes. (8) ABC NEWS Joseph Barmande, 39, of East While this is in progress the 'The wedding of Figaro and Hartford, was charged early ■ (Ground Floor Next to House & Hale) (22-30) NBC NEWS — 10:00 — • That’s all your prescription may Countess examines his army Susanna now takes place with^ (24) DESIGNING WOMEN (24) STATE OF CONN. J .. fo'-: ^unday morning with operating call fo r. . . 12 tiny tablets. . . yet commission and notices that it dancing and rejoicing. Susanna lA motor vehicle while under the — 7:00 — -4 0 :3 5 — these "miracles” of modern medi has not been sealed. passes the letter to the Count, (3) MOVIE 4 iimuence of liquor or drugs. There is a knock at the door. who suggests the festivities be (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY The summons was issued on cine cure more swiftly. . . more - Now Playing - "The Reluctant Debutante" (1958). Read It is the Count! Cherubino hides postponed until nightfall when (8) TRUTH OR Village St. He was released on a surely. . . than bottlesful of yes in an inner room while Susan a they can be celebrated with CONSEQUENCES — 1 1 :0 0 \ 8200 non-surety bond for Court teryear’s medicines. Herald Ads AVANTI TiIPJi hides in an alcove. The feasting and fireworks. ’This (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS ^ May 1. Low Mmissipn Prices (18) DICK VAN DYKE • A little of today’s presented Countess, all confusion, opens ends the act. (20) NBC (4EWS (20) HAVE GUN-WILL Coming: the main door. The Count finds (22-3CQ HEW9 t r a v e l I'erhand btoiiner29, of 10 N. medicine goes a long way to get Monday Mghts M Seats 99o the inner door locked and The last act gets Figaro and (24) OPEN LINE — 11:05 — Lie down and cbmfoirt test our complete se Park St., Rodkville, was you back on your feet faster. There rather than call servants and Susanna, the Count and the (40) ABC NEWS (24) JANAKI lection of Posturepedics...in choice of com chareH operating a motor may be fewer doctor visits— and ★ ★ ★ ★ ___ have witnesses when the door is Countess, Barberina and vehlcl^ while under the influence JERRY LEWIS^ — 7:30 — — 11:30 — fort, firmness, innerspring or latex foam...and hills. Loss of income is less. Truly, •DUUmUf AVB. broken down, he decides to go Cherubino, all in the garden of liquor or drugs Saturday (8) LETS MAKE A DEAL (3) MOVIE night. Police say the arrest was for tools and break it down which is rather dark. Of course . (18) STAND UP A CHEER the big new modern sizes. prescribed medicine is your big "My Cousin Rachel" (1952). the result of a routine check. himself. there are all sorts of mistaken (20) FILM (8-40) ROD SERLING AT LAX gest value for the money. Court date is May 1. The Countess has said it is identities. However, everything (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON Susanna in there, but of course gets straightened away in the (30) MOUSE FACTORY BURNSIDE Cherubino hasn’t dared reply to end and there is delightful HEBRON Paloinar Ptctures International (40) POLKA SaO Burntid* Av«. the Count’s questions through music right up to the final cur Garence E. Wilson, 30, of — 8:00 — East Hartford Neil Simon's the door. So the Count takes his tain. DO IT ALL ON HARTFORD ROAD Wall St., Hebron, was charged wife with him and locks up the (8-40) ROOKIES with disorderly conduct, cruel Y J E S T O yN fd IS Mlautoi ftam HtwVl-adljgjtSjj The « apartment so that whoever it is The opera is quite long, by the (18) PRISONER ty to animals and intoxication W W ni-i A Dim A V ■ * Monday M Seats 99c H eftFlfawH ik can’t get out until he returns. way, so tell your baby-sitter (20-30) LAUQH-IN DO YOUR WASH s»tcr S ' f O O in connection with a distur PHARMACY ____ AnHaineMayFilm Now Susanna goes to the inner you will be fairly late getting (24) VD BLUES bance on Wall St. Sunday night. tS5 HARTPORD ROAD 6-; ’ 0230 FOR YOUNG MEN I P G I c a t PHNTSBrKLUXI' AND HAVE A MEAL A door and tells Chembino to open back. I doubt if it will over — 9:00 I Court date is May 1. up. before 11:30 and it starts at 8. (3) HERE’S LUCY Hobart nodfotd — (PS) He does, but of course neither Have fun; I know I shall. (8-40) MOVIE can get out of the apartment. "Situation Hopeless Not Serious” Our Regular $40______Jeremiah (1965). Evorything Cherubino decides to leave by a HARTFORD ROAD That Makes window and Susanna goes into Double Knit Sport Coats Ufa Worth UvMfl Jehnson the inner room. Back come the DRY BY GAS rtaM eoe-iBsa D a i r q Exciting newicolors and pat Count and Countess. She now BETTER—FASTER—CHEAPER terns as welt as interesting admits that it is Cherubino in Q u e e n DAIRY QUEEN VITO’S surface textures. Choose WILT the room and the Count vows (Form erly Villa Louisa) vengeance on the boy as the from 2 and 3, button models OF Villa Louisa Rd., Bolton door opens and Susanna 2 JR. BM2IERS S SHAKE with new style deep flap HORROR Burt Reynolds emerges. ’The Count searches, Open Sundays—C los^ Mondays bianen pockets and high center Cyan Cannon but cannot find Cherubino. Good Mon, Tues., vents. Sizes 35-44 Regulars HUS Now the gardner arrives with Wed., Thurs. and Longs ni rSTAIH fra 00 »g a tale of somebody jumping MmlF'.NS W llH clV ! Shamus from the window and breaking (PC) his flowers when he landed. Luncheon Our Regular$13 EIGHT BELLS ’Things get really complicated I TowB* • IL tS Specials liTd When Marcellina, Bartolo, and 18-lb. Double Knit Slacks " " ^ T O L L ” m HI«S3 Basilio enter demanding that iCwwaltTIme Box Flare or straight leg styles in SPAGHETTI AND a great choice of unique new MEATBALLS GASDRYER surface designs in solid RESERVED TICKETS ON SALE TODAY FAMILY DINING colors. Waist Sizes 29-42 IS BEST MDNDAY n . 5 0 MirniCanlal THRU THURSDAY 2 CYCLES Our Regular $5 SHRINE • REGULAR Short Sleeve Dress and Sport Shirts WHY • AIR FLUFF Som e house FILET OF BEEF All permanent press — and CIRCUS STROBANOFF SAFETY DOOR SWITCH in a choice of the most hand Specials PORCELAIN DRUM some solid colors and fancy April 20tb-29th o b Iy i patterns for Spring. STATE ARMORY ChicfcM Kim *1 .7 5 Rakad Stuffed H M of Soto a*a HARTFORD Italian Combination Ptattar Choice of Vog. ■'Sir. Seasoned to Perfection, on Pot or ^ Toasted Rolls plus 16-oz. Dairy Queen Shake. Mats.: 9S! Spaghetti «V;D: Mon.>8at 1:30 Ungubw with Clam i INSTALLED Sunday 2:00 a* LARGE FAMILY SIZE Eves: Mon.-8un. 7:45 •3.50 vy
^ h m .i - 1, M m ^g a M ■ Choice seats available: Qan1. Adm. *167J umimn ponHNis DINNER SPECIALS $1.75 (Children or Adults). Reserved Hah M m TUES., WEO. Mid THURS. WASH only Seats Mat. & Eve. $2. plus gen'I. adm. A Load INCLUDES GAS CONNECTION AND VENTING Balcony seats can be purchased CotnpUmenlary Glass of i only on date of pertormance, SEHUCCINI ALFREDO $1.25 plus gen'I. adm. imported Wine or Kiddie I Coektail with each Dinner *3.95 WMisaM I NO MANCHESTER? OPEN TICKET OmCE WED., STATE ARMORY CHICKEN STEMTCRHEO HARTFORD ROAD MONEY Anderson-Little oa IN hsUs Mda tsbaw DOWN THURS., ^ Qreatf^ame in the(SManufacturing qf^ine Clothing Haas nt-lIM COUNTRY *4.95 CotnpMs Dhiner Spot My M UI.4 PJR. BUDGET SQUIRE SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY IN MANCHESTER s t 'n asniiiiii SffiHrMMIttMENCASAROLE UP TO NEXT TO HARTFORD ROAD DAIRY QUEEN APPLIANCE (MANCHESTER PARKADE) WEST MIDDLE TPKE.-BROAD ST. *5.50 Gomplels Dinner 3 6 M 0 S . t e l e v i s i o n 51. PHONE 647-1451
i % MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., AprU 9, 1873 - PAGE FIVB PAGB FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandiester, Conn., Mon., April 8, UTS Cjiiainber, MCC Set ------—-H e b r o n ------A r l* .T Learning Flaws Meeting Topic Anderson-Little UIattrl|rHtrr iEtmtin^ Brralb t Retail Seminar ANNE EMT ' • ' 1 Tjie Greater Manchester Brotherhood— May 2,7:30 p.m. Correspondent Founded Oct. 1, 1881 >#ri' Chamber of Commerce, In • “What Does toe (Consumer Tel. 228-3971 cooperation with Manchester The Hebron chapter of toe Subscribers who fail to receive their Want from Retail Outlets?” Published by Manchester Publishing Coipmunity College and the with Dr. John Burton, chair Association for Children W1& Co., 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 * Small Business Administration, man of toe business administra Learning Disabilities will hold Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) p.m. should telephone the circulation % is ;^>onsoring an executive tion department at Manchester an open meeting, to which toe seminar in retail store manage- public is invited Thursday Published every evening except department, 647-9946. Community College — May 9, mdijt called “New Dimensions 7:30 p.m. evening at 7:30 in toe Rham Sundays and holidays. Entered at the High ^hool cafeteria, Member Audit Bureau of Circulation in l^tailing.” • “ Services of the Small SALE! Manchester, Conn., Post Office as *** * n The five-week seminar Business Administration to Guest speaker for toe evening Second Class Mail Matter. Member of The Associated Press A /> pro^am marks toe start of toe Retailers,” with Thomas will be Mrs. Audrey Wolcott, an chamber’s aggressive plan in instructor in special education Burl L. Lyons, Publisher The Manchester Publishing Co. Higgins, district director of toe retailing for toe coming year, SBA for Connecticut — May 16, (learning disabilities) at St. Our Regular ^80 Double Knit Suits assumes no financial responsibility for according to Richard G. Clark, 7:30 p.m. Joseph College in West Hart typographical errors appearing in toe '.chamber’s executive vice The final. May 16, session in ford. Mrs. Wolcott also teaches graduate and undergraduate advertisements and other reading president. the seminar program will be Subscription Rates Manchester’s retail com programs and is a diagnostic matter in The Manchester Evening combined with a graduation Payable in Advance munity, Clark said, has iden banquet meeting at Willie’s assistant at the college’s psy- Herald. 'Xf tified four major areas in which Steak House in Manchester. choeducational clinic. One M onth...... $3.25 Mrs. Wolcott’s presentation Display advertising closing hours, they have suggested program All other sessions will be held Single Copy ...... 15? '4 : development for toe coming will include the showing of toe three full days prior to publication. at toe audio-visual laboratory By Carrier, W eekly...... 75? year. of Manchester Community film, “School Daze,” after Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon The seminar has been College, Bidwell St. campus. which there will be a question One Year ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon developed, as a result of retail Enrollment in the seminar and answer period. Six M onths...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and I interest, bringing in top-level program is limited, Clark ad instructors from the local Three Months ...... $9.75 Monday. vises, and retailers must 240,600 Make Drugs coltege and key authorities register with the chamber of from throughout the state. New York — The U. S. phar fice, 257 E. Center St., by maceutical industry employs te seminar program in- Wednesday, April 11. Registra about 240,600 people, 97,600 of es: tion fee is $37.50. them abroad. S• ’“Contemporary Ideas in Town Diet Time Again Retoil Store Credit,” with J.G. McCormick, president of U n i^ Management Corp. — Nobody' likes a diet. We would hope our town fathers will April 18, 7:30 p.m. [TH^zWOAcinm^ Nobody really likes a fiscal diet try to follow Mayor John Tompson’s • '‘Contemporary Ideas in Retail Merchandise Buying,” either, and in a sense that is all a announced objective of holding the with 0avid Abraham, merchan budget is, a fiscal diet. line on local taxes by taking a long and dising manager of ^ge-Allen, As citizens of Manchester, each of hard look at all new programs being Inc. — April 25, 7:30 p.m. • “Contemporary Ideas in us individually or collectively, have considered which rely heavily on state Sales PromoUon,” with Jerry W §: or federal seed monies. The pattern Lowengard of Lowengard and DOlM£ certain preferences in our budget diet. Some would like streef im has been, and the Emergency provements; others, more and richer Employment Act program is a case in :«>S school opportunities, and for others, point, that as the nontown participa more funds for special groups such as tion shrinks either the town must pick Robin Taking An Early Evening Rest. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) A b o u t T o w n KNIT senior citizens, youth recreation, up the tab or curtail the program. parks, etc. Despite the current relative fiscal The Manchester Society of The town fathers, our Board of health of Manchester, the budget un Professional Handwriting /e i. pc. Analysts will hold its monthly ^twin or full tize Directors, begin this week a series of der review is a critical one. Not meeting Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at workshops on Manchester’s fiscal diet because it falls short, according to The Innocent Watkins Furniture Store on SEALY POSTUREPEDIC Capital Fare Main St., Manchester. For the great relaxer...night after night for 1973-74. some in certain areas of need like HundredsSUITS! to choose from! Our entire stpek further information call 647- You don’t’have to (ravel fariher than your bedroom to get the Basis of the “diet” review will be education, but because it is the first 1679. rejuvenating benefits of utter relaxation. Scaly Posturepedic not of $80 Double Knit Suits in the newest Andretv Tally only promises a great night’s sleep...but a good morning, too. “No shades and patterns: Plaids, Checks, the one recommended by Town one where the directors are faced Bystander\ morning backache from sleeping on a too-soft mattress.’’ Designed WCTU will meet Tuesday at in cooperation with leading orthopedic surgeons for comfortably Herringbones, Solids in Surface Patterns. Manager Robert Weiss, who in line with a "known amount of federal if' 10:45 a.m. at toe home of Mrs. firm support. Choice of comfort; l^ tra Firm or Gently Firm. Two and three button models with with his official duties, has prepared a revenue sharing money whereas last Art Hoppe Louis Fish, 22 Brookfield St., ITS POSTUREPEDIC MONTH AT... deep center vents in a choice of Manchester. recommendation derived from year this was still more of an an serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 )lain or saddle patch pockets. requests made by the town’s various ticipation than a realization at budget The Highway Trust Fund Xi Gamma Giapter of Beta OPEH Gentle departments and the Board of Educa fixing time. Most Unusual Prisoner of War Sigma Xi will meet Tuesday at highways they don’t need and with its grant. They cry that 8 p.m. at toe home of Mrs. Terms tion. WASHINGTON - Bob D. Congress is on the verge of TONICHT blau don’t want. North Dakota, a Robert Dumond, 163 Irving St. furniture stores • Gisb We think that to keep faith with the These included a gold Collins, publisher of North “breaking a sacred trust,’’ A public heairihg on the manager’s Another American prisoner Dakota’s Breckenridge- beautiful, wide-open state, Follow ing business and intent of federal revenue sharing, as of war has been releas^. He is lifetime pass to the hockey would still be able to use its somehow managing to impl^ • Charge budget has been conducted and while Wahpeton Daily News, has refreshments, a program on toe '6 1 9 :0 0 3.'.u-ii606 3t>e 5300 o-i;' .H59 adopted by the Congress, the town Frederick J. Friend, 24, of matches, a free trip to The grants for highways. So would that the highway money is on a liberation of women will be • McetTenn Mamouth Caverns and such fprwarded a copy of the par with the Social Security,,, ) ; ...... the turnout of the public might be Elmira, Kansas. respond of his state’s Highway the cities, for that matter, if p r in te d by Mrs. Kenneth Str- yisrifU*'". should consider it aS a means to: Friend, looking pallid, but things as his and her motor they chose to be idiotic. fund, , , ,• natjca. Mrs. Robert Pagani will EmviaiT Famnty Kdth'i of Hu^lMiter Up Te 3 Yean termed disappointing by some we find Cbmmissioher Walter R. Hjelle It is true there a’re lobbyists, SMqtWSJI 1U6 Main StTMt TePay! First, if at all possible in these otherwise in reasonably good cycles. to a recent coliunn urging that As others have done, Hjelle present “George Washington FhoM <4S-4IB9 that budget hearings as a rule attract health, walked unaided down In a brief speech. Friend said points out that the Trust Fund is on the other side. Making busqs Slept Here.” times of rising costs, reduce the he didn’t want to talk much the Federal Highway Trust and building subways is a big, only a few who generally have a the steps. When his feet touched Fund be tapped to finance mass “supported entirely by property tax rate, even if only in a free American soil for the first about the conditions of his motorists.” What he means is big business, and the companies special interest. urban transit projects. involved in those profitable token rate; time in three-and-a-half years, ordeal until all his fellow that the fund is financed by Don’t get us wrong by interpreting he knelt and kissed the ground. prisoners of war had been I had suggested that since taxes on gasoline, tires and endeavors want a bite out of the [aA highway fund. Big-city mayors, Second, if the first is not possible, “God bless America,” he freed. He did say he found the most metropolitan areas trucking tonnage. Not all of special interest as always being con said, his voice breaking, “and food adequate, if monotonous, already are up to here in those who pay those taxes are with their millions of trary to the general public interest; allocate the funds for capital im the ideals of freedom and and the main problems were traffic-jamming highways, “motorists,” but I shall not voters, are putting tSe boredom and the lack of exer local officials be permitted to pressure on Capitol Hill, and so but the trouble with diets, including provements which are necessary (as justice for which it stands.” split hairs and remark that the Waiting to greet the young cise. buy buses, and rapid rail fund is a ruddy good thing for are the governors of industrial fiscal ones, is they must represent a they have to a large degree) to save hero was a crowd of several “What kept us going,” he systemd with their share of big trucking companies. states. Prodded by President , Ji Q -S compromise between what we might the local taxpayer future levies for thousand cheering spectators, said, “was the deep belief that Highway Trust grants. However, there shduld be Nixon, even the Teamsters bonds and interest; including the Governor, the our cause was just and the Well, what is right and proper nothing sacred about the fund Union is urging diversion for crave for the sweet tooth, what we Mayor and numerous other knowledge that millions of is usually in the eye of the simply because it is raised by public transportation. really need to maintain sound fiscal Third, avoid, however they are dignitaries. As flags waved and Americans were behind us.” beholder. Hjelle is righteously taxes on highway users. An aw Nixon’s position is simple. It 4 1 0 used, the intermingling of revenue a brass band played, he shook “'We had reports, of course, opposed to raiding &e Trust ful lot of income taxes go to pay is that whenever possible local health, and what we can reasonably their hands. that many Americans didn’t Fund for such purposes. He governments should have toe sharing funicls, so that the taxpayer for an awful lot of projects afford to pay. But the most emotional reu agree with what we’d done. And cannily points out that many taxpayers ferociously op maximum amount of discretion The town directors are now facing knows where it is being used, for what nion was with his wife, Felicia, many of us thought their at Breckenridge and Wahpeton pose. Given a choice, I per in spending Federal grants. And and their three-year-old son, titude was prolonging the war. recently have benefitted from that’s what local governments the often painful process of decision purpose, and then can translate it into sonally would withhold my con- Frederick Jr., whom young But in a demopracy, weJelt i t highway, .grants -ta.jyhfij)we jjL . tcibutipn to the salaries of cer have been bellyaching for these making which we hope will avoid a what it means in the term s of his own Friend had never seen. “It was was their right to express their nearly $6-million. He seems to tain members of Congress, long years. higher tax bill; eliminate unnecessary tax bill whether it is a reduction, post your letters,” Friend told his views as they saw fit.” suggest that the spigot would be bureaucrats and even a A “sacred trust?” Tax wife, “that kept me going.” This brougM a cheer from the turned off if Congress per money, after all, can be used ponement of an increase, or a saving highway commissioner or two. expenditures; meet essential services The dramatic scene was in crowd. Friend, an arm about mitted use of some of the $6- Besides, as long as the for whatever purpose Congress the town provides; and wisely of future tax dollars through “cash terrupted when an official his wife, walked to a waiting billion fund to alleviate highway users get their share of and the President decree. Tbe f I and carry” investment. handed Friend a white car. metropolitan traffic problems. the loot, what’s the argument? present highway construction allocate available surplus funds, telephone. “It’s the President,” “Was it really all worth it, No such intent is discernible Listening (p some highway lob bill proposes the expenditure of .,„u V’T should there be any, where they will But however each of us reacts to the he said. dear?” she wa$ heard to ask in the bill passed by the Senate, byists, a body gets the impres $18-billion over three years, The President's words him. 49 to 44. llie bill merely would r^fjiven the wretched state 6i our" do the most good in the long run. final budget let us keep in mind we sion the Senate would force Complete expert alterations at no charge. weren’t recorded. But he “To tell the truth, there were put a halt to the practice of for Okemah, Okla., to build a cities, that would seem to be At this writing, the most reliable had our chance to appear at the public reportedly told Friend that times in there,” said Friend, cing cities to use the grants for billion-dollar subway system about $3-billion too much. source of tax funds, is the local hearing, we had our chance every day America was proud of him for looking back at the gates of The -VA displaying “the loftiest Leavenworth Federal Peniten n property taxpayer. State aid can be to discuss problems and needs with idealism, the highest courage, tiary closed behind him "(I a' 0 0 . forever, “when I wished I’d The Unkindest Gut anticipated and the Assembly may or town officials, the mayor and the the firmest convictions and the tOJ may not live up to estimates, although greatest dedication to the cause cooperated with the draft and directors, and we are the ones who of individual liberty.” done a two-year hitch in the the state’s present “suiplus” situa Army instead.” :iir p / ' are responsible for their being in The President was also 0 OT tion would indicate we can count on it Town Hall. reported to have told Friend n ?> ^ < that he didn’t want to Special Value! at least for this year. Manchester’s fiscal diet in its pre “capitalize on the publicity” of Our Reg. $ 8 and $ 9 The other source of funds, federal sent form is neither fat nor lean. It is the homecoming, but that when H e ra ld revenue sharing and grants, concent the young prisoner of war was KNIT DRESS SHIRTSi in our opinion conservative, yet refreshed and rested, he Y esterd ay s / ' / *fi Itjf ' I \ us more since the whole basic progressive, in t^at it does not seek to wanted to invite him to the ON 25 Years Ago /J95 philosophy is in a state of flux as the go backward but had not shut the door White House. SALE f l “Thank you, Mr. President,” Farr’s Dining Room and Cafe administration strives to shift from completely on the future either. said Friend, his shoulders back. formally opens with invitation Now that you’ve come up here, categorical grants to block grants. The head of the local event attended by 105 persons. Long or short sleeve styles. The final budget, however it turns A great selection of fancy patterns To us, this is the yellow caution Chamber of Commerce then Town Directors vote yearly you know the phone is going out, is like your own diet. It read a long list of gifts a salary of $100 for town’s three M and solid colors. light our town directors must watch represents fiscal intentions for the grateful Nation wished to selectmen. to zing down there. as they ponder Manchester’s bpdget. coming year 'And its success is not so bestow on Friend “in tribute to Large tract of land on Broad / the glorious personal sacrifice” St. is sold by E. E. Hilliard to / OKR While revenue sharing appears to be much in the diet itself but how well we he had made. town for construction of new FEVERYI a no-str!ngs source of revenue, there keep it. Instead of counting calories, school. That's life. You hang around downstairs Bids are advertised for con waiting for a call. And it never comes. are some commonsense restraints. we, from the mayor on down, must Today in History struction of field house at Mt. Apparently the town directors and count dollars and more important Nebo. Until you decide to come upstairs. Then manager have foreseen this in using By The Associated Press the phone seems to never stop ringing. make each dollar count. No agency of 10 Years Ago or planning to use the bulk of these Todajys Monday, April 9, the An extension phone up here in the hall or the town should entertain the idea it 99th day of 1973. There are 266 Harry S. Howroyd resigns funds for capital improvements or can eat up its “calories” in cake in days left in the year. from building committee, bedroom could save you a lot of ups and downs. non-recurring expenditures. August and September arid expect the Today’s highlight in history: stating dissatisfaction with Rir only pennies a day. Anderson-Little On this date in 1865, the Civil “rubber stamp” role of appoin To incorporate these federal funds town to provide it with meat and War ended as Gen. Robert E. tive board. cA Qreat^ame»in thC(^tIanufacturing^'T'ine Clothing into the opvdting and maintenance potatoes next spring. Lee surrendered;p>to Gfen.^ Robert Johnson is elected president of Instructors of the part of the budget could mean an We know the directors will do their Ulysses S. Grant at Appomat IN MANCHESTER tox Court House, Va. ' Handicapped. fROUi (MANCHESTER PARKADE) WEST MIDDLE TPKE.-BROAD ST. added burden in continuing such best to provide us with a reasonable On this date— ; Charles A. Joy is presented An extension phone is worth it. S ia m PHONE 647-1451 programs at some future date should and sound budget and we hope the In 1682, the French explorer. 'William “ Dad’’ Walsh La Salle, reached the Gulf of Memorial Award by John federal vriiim substantially reduce or citizens and directors will see to it Mexico after traveling down Mather Chapter, Order of eliminate revenue-sharing. that Manchester sticks to its diet. the Mississippi River. DeMolay.
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■ m 4 •1>- s 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Cwm., Mon., April 9, 1873 - PAGE SEVEN, p a g e s i x — M ANfTngSTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 9, 1973 of the principal not keeping she has “ received many com Andover Complaints Filed them informed of the correct plaints from parents regarding About Town circumstances. Libby” and the board has met Against Principal One particular case brought in the past with Dr. Gattanach Decoupage Classes Business Bodies to discuss the situation. ’The up by parents in an open refreshments. Officers will board has not as yet discussed Preceptor Gamma Chapter of Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, A N N E E M T brou ^t to the board’s atten James Hurst also mentioned meeting of the board concerned 6-Week Course wear long white dresses. Mrs. Cody’s and Mrs. Birdsall’s Beta Sigma Chi will meet will m e e t’Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Cktmespondent tion. lack of discipline and said It is a recent school bus accident in INCLUDING PAPIER TOLE CONTEST WINNER letters. Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home in Orange HaU. Installing Depu l; , Tel. 228-3971 ^ 3be said there exists at the “ encouraging a situation where which no children were hurt. of Mrs. Robert UtUe, 148 Pearl ty' Mistress Mrs. Shirley Exhibiting members of the L ilih y and DECAL-IT ART W illiam C. Anderson, Two employes at the Andover school “ a demoralization of the it could be dangerous.” However, upon inquiring St. Chambers of Hartford and her Society of Connectitf^t ^Ibby would make no com DATE: Beginning April 17th and 18th purchasing agent for the ABA Eleq^entary ^ h ool have lodged staff, unrest between parents Mrs. Birdsall, like Mrs. Cody, through the principal as to staff will make her official Craftsman may bring thbir ment on the complaints listed in Tool and Die Co., was recently complaints with the Board of and children...and a change in stressed that she felt o b lig a ti whether or not there had been Manchester Hadassah will visit. Mrs. Frank Duncan, Mrs. works for the annual sboWi'to the letters. TIM E: Claaaet forming for Tuea. and Wed. Evening 7:30-9:00 awarded a set of 36 sterling Edqcation against Donald H. atomosphere from confidence to inform the board of the situa .an accident, parents claimed it hold its meeting Tuesday at Robert Dunlop and Mrs. Eklwin the Shoe StHng at 38 Oak St., by He did say, however, “ Any silver presidential com Libby, principal, charging lack to uncertainty, from good tion because “ Andover is a was denied by Libby. 8:15 p.m. at Teple Beth Sholom. Jacobson are in charge of Wednesday. 'f, person in a position of public memorative medals for es of discipline with students and feeling to doubt and from proud town and for the most At that meeting. Dr. David The meeting will feature a responsibility will in the course Place: PAUL’S PAINT timating the total of popular lack of public relations and professionalism to un part with little discipline has Cattanach,. superintendent of Youth Aliyah film entitled, of his service incur criticisms. votes closest to the number professionalism with staff and professionalism.’ ’ had no trouble with its schools, mentioned that in his 615 Main Street, Manchester Phone 649-0300 “ Now ’Their Home Is Israel.” In the interest of maintaining a received by President Nixon in parents. Although Mrs. Cody men children.” < opinion Libby possibly should Israeli dancing will be per rational perspective in the com $5.00 INSTRUCTOR FEE (Limited Registration) the 1972 election. The contest Ond’ of the employes, Mrs. tioned several instances of have in form ^ parents of the formed by Yukov Elinakirs, munity with regard to the which Anderson won was spon Bariura Cody, secretary, has what she called un B oard ., correct situation but that it was Deanna and Hank Katz, Sandy school, I feel it is best that I not Register In Person — Sign Up Early! sored by the Gates Rubber Co., resigned her position. ’Ibe other professionalism, she did make: Over the past few months, a matter of just making the and Arnold Dshefsky, Helene tuesday only! become unduly involved in the of Denver, Colo., and the E.I. employe, Mm. June Birdsall, a point of stressing that she had parents have spoken to the wrong decision when a decision Gorman, Elaine Vinlck, Ronnie emotions surrounding this con du Pont de Nemours & Co., cafieteria manager, did not enjoyed working with the office board, again in executive had to be made immediately. Brill, Shirley Segal, Danna troversy.” Inc., of Wilmington, Del. resign but told the board in a staff and the children. sessions, pointing out instances Mrs. Kowalski confirms that Rubin and Judy Moses. paas egg dye lettbr she wished it to be in- Cafeteria Manager fonned of the existing situation In her letter, Mrs. Birdsall • As it is Finast's policy to immediately PUT THEM BOTH TOGETHER at tke school. referred to what she called ON BANK BOARD INVITATION a complete kit According to Mrs. Beatrice harrassment by Libby in con reflect daily whole sale meat drops ... Herman Frechette, of Kowalski, toard chairman, she nection with her hot lunch Everyday Low Prices & immediate price for making was made aware of problems at program, and said that on one you will find the savings posted in our Frechette & Martin, Realtors, TO BID colorful easter eggs. 1 reductions at our meat case The Board of Education, thd.schooI by parents during the occasion Libby accused her of . 263 Main St., was re-elected to kit WHOLESALE meat cases the board of directors of the Manchester, Connecticut riBg. 29$ fifst school year (1971) that having a “ negative attitude New England Bank and Trust solicits bids for the Cleaning of Libby was principal. At that which has affected the entire • In addition to these regular savings Weekly Sales Specials ... They add up to Fuel Oil Tanks. Sealed tim l she requesteid parents to lunch program.” Co., Enfield, at their annual ||/ Mre have every little thingl proposals will be received until let Libby get oriented in the She cited many cpmplaints MEATnaCES CHECK THE MEAT PRICES IN THIS AD 2 .the fact that ... YOU CAN TRUST Fl- April 25, 1973 at 3:30 p.m. TTie position and give him the oppor- relative to damaged equipment, NAST FOR HONEST VALUE! right is reserved to reject any tuiiity to prove himself. some of which she said were ... THEY SAVE YOU FROM 10 to 46^ and all bids. Specifications and However, since school opened dangerous, that she had per pound below the ceiling prices bid forms may be secured at last September, parents have requested Libby to have DROPPUa the Business Office, 45 School bef^m e more seriously in repaired. posted at our stores Street, Manchester, Connec voked approaching the board, Mrs. Birdsall said it was ticut. Raymond E. Demers, inexecutive sessions, necessary to bring some items Business Manager. home to have her husband or expressing their discontent Dear Shopper: Sincerely, i i ^ . E with the situation. neighbors repair them, and on Raymond E. Demers 3Wnti»Mn ntm eKem r Pevgral of these parents said occasions her husbnad even Here is an excerpt from a letter Business Manager they^did not wish to reveal their came to the school to repair USDA Choice the President ol Finast Sup e rm a rke ts complaints, that they had gone items. issued April 1st that best explains through the proper channels In January of this year, Mrs. CENTER CUT nR ST CUT our intentions... (the toard) and did not wish to Birdsall said, there was con II stir up any further controversy siderable parental concern Charter Membership at this time. expressed with “ lack of dis CHUCK STEAK CHUCK STEAK cipline” on Libby’s rart and I (Resignation FIRST NATIQHML STORES Boos-In Hartford which helped found the national organization 60 In h ^ letter of resignation, with the “ possible b o ^ harm” .Bono-li John L. Pickens (left), assistant vice president of The years ago. Pickens is chairman of Manchester’s newly Mr^. iCd^y felt that as a parent that could occur as a result of Hartford Insurance Group, accepts a charter year 20c lb 20c lb formed Public Safety Advisory Committee which has and &xpayer her observations “ uncontrolled action of membership from Howard Pyle, National Safety Council children on the playground.” O'i'nQ launched a safety awareness program in town. of the'situation should be president. Pickens, a member of the Safety Council’s P':i:p L '>'■ board of directors, received the award on behalf of The W ITH LYDALL Rockville Hospital Notes Dr. Paul E. Parker has been sidiary of Scott Paper Co. in Admitted Friday: Paul Manchester; Joyce Frazier, lb lb appointed senior product South Hadley, Mass. The Herman Frechelte Hnatiuk, Maple St., Ellington; Orchard St., Rockville; Dana With This development chemist in the Parkers live in South Hadley. Nicholas Lomgo, Willington; Gregus, Talcott Ave., 2 0 ^ o f f Coupon IN IONA POST slack sale! Semi-Boneless Chuck - Tender, Flavorful Ideal for Potting, Salad or Fricassee Research & Development Colonial Fiber Co., a major Mary Sobolewski, Franklin St., Rockville; Mary Jamaitus, Tovnro the purcMM of om u> png Henry W. Hayes Jr. of I 3 Department of Colonial Fiber supplier of specialty fiberboard shareholders meeting, March Rockville; Patricia Snay, High . ANY BETTER BUDGET VALUES Springfield, Mass., has been ap South St., Rockville; Lawrence lURANO Co., a subsidiary of Lydall, Inc. to the footwear, luggage and 28. St., Rockville; Walter Ander SUCED BACON. pointed director of marketing McEweii, Cedar St., Rockville; : s a With s purchaso Of S5 or moTB _____g Ftesh Whole FOR THIS WEEK! He formerly was section head automotive industries, has five son, RFD 2, Tolland; Sharon Richard O’Neill, Pinney Hill 5 A UmH one Valid thru April 14 n U p l CalH. for the Iona Co., Regent St. Frenchette was also elected \smmhmhimmmwiimhMvmtS in the graphic services operating plants in Connecticut, Sherman, Loehr Rd., Rockville. Apts. , Rockville; Dorothy to the bank’s executive com research and developm ent Maine, New Hampshire and Discharged Friday; Lottie Sherrill, High St., Rockville; mittee. _ _ _ _ _ g SteaksI Fowl group at Scott Graphics, a sub Tennessee. boys’ 4.99-5.99 Archambault, Warehouse Sandra Spivey, Grove St., 6 oz. 31 0 | \ C _ f | Wilh This Ninnte Rice Nixes pkg> I Regularly 6.50 to $91 New updated baggie pants with Point; Linda Gillies, Stafford Rockville; Theresa White, £ t\) O i l Coupon 3 wide cuffed legs, plus ever-popular flares. Machine Springs; Robert Bowes, Old Skinner Rd., Rockville. i « Toward On purcmao of om lb pteg Boneless fillet USDA Choice Beef Thick Cut USDA Choice Beef, Birds Eye ^ Post Rd., Tolland; Mrs. A dm itted Sunday; Julia ANY BRAND Flnot washable, easy care blends of polyester and cotton. , Deborah P fe ife r and baby, Bartlett, Broad Brook; Ralph II FRANKFURTS Fish Sticks'Frozan I S with a purchaM of SS or more Sizes 8 to 18, regulars and slims. Boys’, ali D&L stores Donnel Rd., Rockville; Wayne Breneman, Village St., S A Limit om Valid thru April 14 g Chuck Fieshl Dandurand, Corrine Dr., Ellington; Jacqueline Collins, Issmvmvmmmmvmvmmt Ho Jo pi
r PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon.. April 9. 1W8 College Notes MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., April 9, 1973 - PAGENINB Weddings and Engagements Danna-Tedford Calano-Schoenewolff Several area students are Stephen Spaeth, son of Mr. enrolled in Worcester and Mrs. C.E. Spaeth, 39 Weddings and Engagements Polytechnic Institute’s next Marion Dr., is co-aUthor of an'< ente^ng class. They include: article on the study of hor Gary S. Bujaucius, James E. mones vital to development of, Gado and Steven S. McLafferty, plants which will be published all ol Manchester; Glenn R. An in the American Journal of lliEirt-D oherty Savino-Lewie drew , AUen F. Apel, WlUiam Botany. Spaeth, a 1972 graduate A. aoutier, and Scott R. David of Lawrence Univer8lty|i son, all of Rockville; and Appleton, Wise., is doin^ Wayne J. CivlnskaS of Vernon. graduate woA in botwy at Cornell University, Ithacai N.Y. 7 ^ Miss Martha C. Young of THE NO-8BAM ERA Bolton has been elected to the THATSMO THB Board of Review for the College 6 8 A N D S H A P E S The Baby Has Government Association for 1973-74 at Skidmore College, FREEDOM FRONT* Saratoga Springs, N.Y. She is BYOLOA PW the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Imagine the freedom in a Been Named Robert C. Young of Notch Rd., no-seam bra that adjusts tO' Bolton, and a junior at Skid every move you make. ‘ more. It's all done with Olga’S' Cardoni Photo new Freedom Front design 5-V' The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss Gail The engagement of Miss Gary W. Tureck of 150 W. Jacquelin Elizabeth Poreda of Louise Soucy of South Windsor, Eunice Libby of Needham, Whitney, Susan Ann, daughter of Dale A. and Carol Michalik Center St.,' son of Mr. and Mrs. - a flexible little "breather The engagement of Miss Ernest J. Tureck has been Ashford and Dennis Alan to Richard Austin Skoglund of Mass, and William R. Taylor of Whitney of Vernon. She was born March 28 at Manchester window” that separates Geraldine Zlotucha of Jermyn, named to the dean’s list at Sheehan of Andover, has been Manchester, has been an Niantic, has been announced by Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. each side for perfect fit and i Pa., to George L. Jurkington of Drew University’s College of announced by her parents, Mr. nounced by her parents, Mr. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Michalik of 192 Hackmatack St., Manchester. Her New York City, has been an Liberal Arts. He is a 1971 comfort. For every figure] and Mrs. Alexander E. Poreda and Mrs. Richard W. Soucy Sr. Howard A. Libby of South paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Whitney of nounced by her parents, Mr. graduate of Manchester High Jr. of Ashford. of 129 Benedict Dr., South Groveland, Mass. 5W5 and Mrs. Fred Zlotucha of Jer South Glastonbury. School. myn, Pa. Her fiance is the son of Mr. Windsor. Mr. Taylor is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Sheehan Mr. Skoglund is the son of and Mrs. Robert B. Taylor, 296 Her fiance is the son of Mr. Mercure, James Paul, son of Jacques and Leone Mazerone Area students are exhibiting of Andover. Herbert E. Skoglund of 23 Hoff Ferguson Rd., Manchester. Mercure of East Hartford. He was born March 28 at Manchester and Mrs. George L. Turkington their art work in a public Soft or lightly shaped; Miss Poreda is a graduate of man Rd., Ellington, and the The bride-elect is a graduate Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. of 40 Nye St., Manchester. exhibit now through May 13 at The bride-elect, a graduate Norwich Free Academy and late Elizabeth A. Skoglund. of Hanover College, Hanover, Lionel Mazerone of Madawaska, N.B., Can. His paternal ^and- cups, 32-36 ABC. Fully; attended Norwich Commercial The bride-elect is a graduate Ind. and teaches fifth and sixth the Jorgensen Gallery at the padded 32-36 AB. In sleek of Lakeland High School, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Hermyle Mercure,also of Madawaska. University of Connecticut. They School. She is employed at the of South Windsor High School grades in Lexington, Mass. received an AB in elementary are Eleanor Hall of Coventry; no-seam Dacron*polyester University of Connecticut. and attended Manchester Com Her fiance, a graduate of the Brycon Photo education from Marywood MacFarlane, Shelley Ann, daughter of Alan G. and Helen Dolores Downham and Susan tricot or smoothest lage. Al,t' Mr. Sheehan, a graduate of munity College two years. She University of Hartford, College, and an MS degree in Gallas MacFarlane of 14 Victoria Rd. She was born March 28 at Sherlock, both of Manchester; Rham High School, is employed is employed as a teacher-aide received his MA degree from with nylon and Lytf^*span- elementary education from the Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are and Richard Olson of Tolland. Mrs. Joseph A. Calano Jr. University of Scranton in Penn at the Brand-Rex Corporation. at Nathan Hale School in the University of Vermont. He Mr. and Mrs. Earle Everett of 169 Croft Dr. Her paternal grand dex. White, nude, black and sylvania. She is a teacher in the No date has been set for the Manchester. teaches English at Waterford mother is Mrs. Miriam MacFarlane of East Hartford. She has pastels, 5.50 to 6.S0 The wedding Of Miss Ida-Jean Mrs. Stephen (Sosselin was Scranton (Pa.) School District wedding. Her fiance,a 1969 graduate of High School, Waterford. two brothers, Scott Alan, 9Vi, and Todd Michael, 6. Schoenewolff and Joseph A. matron of Honor. Bridesmaids and a part-time instructor at Manchester High School, is A July wedding is planned. Calano Jr. took place March 24 were Mrs. Michael Pidlak, Miss Penn State Unversity, employed by the Manchester Cunios, Brenda Lynn, daughter of Emmanuel G. and Linda at St. Augustine’s Church, Hart Theresa Spencer, Miss Linda Worthington Campus. W edding Fire Depar;jment Eighth Roggi Contos of East Hartford. She was born March 29 at RANGE AND ford. Bradshaw, Mrs. James Samsel, Mr. Turkington, a graduate of LeTourneau-Optekar District as a fire dispatcher. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are FUEL OIL Fracchia Photo The bride is the daughter of Mrs. John Simkiewicz and Miss Hie couple plan an Aug. 25 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roggi of Glastonbury. Her paternal grand Manchester High School and The marriage of Miss Susan GASOLINE Mrs. Beverly Bradshaw Terry Kennedy. wedding at St. Margaret Mary Our mother is Mrs. Millicent Contos of East Hartford. Alfred University, where he Optekar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles P . D a n n a J r. Schoenewolff of Manchester received his BA degree in Church, South Windsor. and Gerhardt A. Schoenewolff Robert Sullivan was best Mrs. Philip Optekar of Servicemen Pond Photo economics and business ad Harrington Park, N.J. and BANTLY OIL Loring Studio of Hartford. Mr. Calano is the man. Ushers were Chris and ruffled flounce hemline. ministration, received his Cornell LeTourneau Jr., son of COMPANY. INC. Miss Diane June Tedford of son of Mrs. Anne Lettieri Linares, William Pelierin, Den master’s degree in business ad "s t a r . Rt. 85, Bolton, and Charles She wore a matching picture Mrs. William Hart Mrs. Francis M. Savino Calano of Hartford and Joseph nis Braiewa, A1 Mokus, Michael Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Airman Paul J. Roy, son of -By CLAY R. POLLAN- ministration from the Universi LIIRA 331 Main Street hat and carried a colonial Pidlak, Jerry Collins. LeTourneau of 129 Wetherell ^ ASISS Patrick Danna Jr. of Moosup, A. Calano of Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Pierre J. Roy of JK Your Daily Activity Guidt bouquet of pink sweetheart St. Bridget Church in St. James Church, bridegroom is the son of Mr. ty of Massachusetts. He is St., Manchester, took place MAR. 21 Tel. 649-4595 exchanged wedding voivs Satur East Catholic High School and The Rev. Henry Frascadore employed as a systems analyst W edding RFD 3, Rockville, has been According to tha Start. '' roses, daisies, carnations, and Manchester was the scene is employed at the Hartford Manchester, was the scene and Mrs. Frank M. Savino of After a reception at Mt. March 17, at the Assumption To develop message for Tuesday, day at St. James Church in performed the ceremony. assigned to Chanute AFB, 111. 9-14-23-351 h 1 -1 7 -2 5 -3 3 Rockville 875-3274 Carmel Hall in East Hartford, for Harper and Row Publishing Engler-Lindsay read words corresponding to numbers Manchester. baby’s breath. Friday evening of the marriage National Bank & Trust Co. in Saturday of the marriage of Manchester. The bride was given in Church in Manchester. The after completing Air Force ;^SS-56^(185 51-76-81-»M> Lingerie, all stores the couple left for Cape Cod, Co. in New York City. of your Zodiac birth sign. The bride is the daughter of Bridesmaids were Mrs. of Miss Joan Doherty of East Hartford. Mr. Hart, a Miss Christine Carol Lewie of The Rev. Eugene Charmin of . Rev. Robert Burbank of- SCORflO marriage by her uncle, William Miss Kathleen J. Lindsay, basic training. He is a 1972 > TAURUS 1 The 31 M oy 61 Downs Manchester and William Hart, Manchester and Francis Mass. ^>»«.20 62 Connections ocr. 23 Mr. artd Mrs. Donald F. Ted- Anthony Falcetta of graduate of Manchester High St. James Church officiated J. Bradshaw of Tolland. ; ficiated. , formerly of Manchester and graduate of Prince Technical 2 Your 32 News also of Manchester. Michael Savino, also of the double-ring afternoon Mrs. LeTourneau is a ^MAT 20 3 Hoppy 33 Your 63 Open HOY. 21 forti of Bolton. The bridegroom Manchester; Mrs. Philip School and Manchester Com School, Hartford. 4 Lucky 34 A n 64 Don't ceremony. The church was Theodore T. Engler of Fort 6 -1 9 -2 2 -2 E is |lhe son of Mr. and Mrs. LaGace of Manchester; Mrs. munity College, served four Manchester. graduate of the Hartford School 5 Events 35 To 65 A t 24-34-39-41 Fashion Tips Walton Beach, Fla., were '67-77-86-90 The bride is the daughter of decorated in vases of ecru and 1^ 6 Shoke 36 Keep 66 Things 4 3 -7 0 -7 4 Charles P. Danna of Moosup. Richard Tedford of years in the U. S. Air Force. The bride is the daughter of of Nursing and is presently Airman Thomas M. Roth, son 67 W ith married March 31 at St. Ann’s GEMINI r A n d 37 M oy SAGITTARIUS Choicest Meoh In Town! Mr. and Mrs. Walter Doherty of ^ He is employed at the Pratt & Mrs. Elizabeth A. Lewie Of pale pink feather flowers. employed at Hartford Hospital. 38 Get 68 For t^ie Rev. Daniel J. Karpiey of Manchester, cousin of the Church in Golf Breeze, Fla. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Roth, ^ ^ . MAr 2. 8 Be hoy. 22 / - 129 Tanner St., Manchester. ' Manchester, and the late The bride, given in marriage New Caftans Mr. LeTourneau attended 9 You 39 Unexpected 69 To St.VJames Church, performed bride; and Miss Leslie Danna, Whitney Division of United Air of 21 Russell Dr., Vernon, has ■'ciVjUNE 20 10 Charm X O O f 70 Likely OK. 2. M The bridegroom is the son of craft Corporation in East Hart Clarence J. Lewie. The by her brother, David Lewie, Caftans, one style every Ricker College and served as a 4l Opportunity 71 Received the nuptial Mass and officiated of Moosup, the bridegrom’s been assigned to Ellsworth ■'^12-27-29-52 11 You Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hart Sr. woman can wear, make their 12 M oke 42 About 72 A ll 6-18-21-38C 2 TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! at the double-ring ceremony. sister. ^ ford. wore a gown made by her medic in Hawaii with the U. S. The bride is the daughter of IA2-69-82-87 1 4 2 -5 0 6 6 Krause AFB, S.D. after completing Air 73 Fret of 78 Phelps Rd., Manchester. warm weather entrance in 13 Concerning 43 Th ot'll 2 U.S.D.A. CHOICE The bride, given in marriage Their gowns were similar to mother, fashioned with empire Army. He will attend Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Lindsay Force basic training. Roth CANCER 14 Hove 44 A ttroct 74 Develop CAPRICORN lightweight pastel prints. In 45 Your 75 Solution by her father, wore a white that of the maid of honor’s waist, flared skirt, full bishop florist & Greenhouses State University in September. of 62 Oxford St., Manchester. attended Rockville High School. JUNE 21 15 And ore. 22 ^ The Rev. William Stack of St. addition to the traditional The bridegroom is the son of 16 Money 46 Valuobles 76 W ith satin gown, fashioned with em- except in pale green. Firestone-Mackler sleeves, made of ecru crepe Following a reception at I^JUIT 22 17 Con 47 Be 77 Some JAN. I* Bridget Church officiated at the shape, there’s also the off- 48 Rood 78 Tim es 3- 7-26-32(5 pirie waist, hand-cut Chantilly Miss Kristen Danna of Chiara, trimmed at the cuffs, Adajians in Hartford, the cou Mr. and Mrs. George E. Engler Navy Lt. (j.g.) Jack B. 2-10-15-20 18 O ff Mass and double-ring the-shoulder version and ;g;44-6(W3-84 19Reody 49Crystoli2e 79 Of 17-47-71 vS TOP ROUND lace sleeves and neckline, long Moosup, the bridegroom’s skirt, bodice and neckline with ple left on a trip to the Pocono of Fort Walton Beach. Mayberry, husband of the 20 Grociousness so Do 80 About i shirred waist caftan. ceremony. The church was 51 Keys 81 Aquorius sister, was flower girl. Her ■ •' pale pink and ecru crocheted Mountains in Pennsylvania. former Miss Sharon Boone of 13 LEO 21 Lethargy train of satin and lace. Her ‘5 JULY 23 22 To 52 Personol 82 G ain decorated with gladiolus and lace and pink satin ribbon and A ...... The Rev. John F. Colreavy of matching headpiece held a veil gown was similar to the other Yeomens Rd., Columbia, is a 23 Plenty S3 Ups 83 Observing shasta daisies. Mrs. Raymond ficiated at the ceremony. 22 84 Person : STEAK buttons. Her fingertip veil of 54 And of sUk illusion. She carried a attendants except in pale pink. LARGEST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER crew member of the helicoptor' 24 Grasp Murphy of Manchester was : 4- 5-13-16 25 Entrust 55 Be 85 Todoy co^ialji ;o^^hf)^:' wftire ia:^ circle ,(tfi pipk ecru illusion fell from a carrier USS New Orleans, a 3 1 -4 9 -5 7 26 Joyous 56 Happy 86 Obnoxious organist and soloist. 57 Todoy 87 Progress steMtanoOs.” ’ ' • ' - “ J ": - (feisies as ’ her headpiece and Camelot headpiece. She carried C a f { MaaciMftBf 6 4 3 - 9 5 5 9 Mrs. Engler is a graduate of contigent unit of a special task 27 Use PISCES : HIGHLAND PARK MARKET VIRGO 28 Breok 58 Is 68 Persons Mra. David Curylo o f Bolton, carried a basket of pink a colonial bouquet of ecru and 6ZI HAKTrORD ROAO, MJtNCHUTIR Manchester High School and force which is clearing mines iA M G . 23. 29 O f 59 Safe 89 Problems «*: ” } ^ . ml The bride, given in marriage 60 A n 90 Person 317 Highland St., Manchesteiv-Phone 646-4277 sister of the bride, was matron sweetheart roses, carnations pale pink feather flowers, shell the Barbizon School of from North Vietnamese harbor. l A -22 3 0 D o y MAR. 20' by her father, wore a designer .99% annual ^ 4 /1 0 30.40-53:544 of ^nor. She wore a pale pink and daisies. roses and pearls. Modeling and is currently A 1964 graduate of San Marcos
MANCHESTER EVENING: ), Manchester. Conn.. Mon., AprU 9,1973 — PAGE E LE V E N PACHS TEW — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Mon., AprU 9, lg73 Life’s Ups A Treat And Downs For Trivia Cataloged Freaks f By JAY SHARBUTT By HAL BOYLE AP Television Writer NEW YO RK (AP) - L ife U NEW YO RK (AP) - Dear an elevator. reader; In keeping with our Are you going up or down? policy of alelrting the public to Your status rarely if ever threatening developments, be remains stationary. The main 5 thing is, it is highly important advised that trivia freaks now R D . , C T w , OPEN 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. EVERY NIGHT have a new weapon with which 44S HART^IIII N EA R M lM EE RIAMCHESTEB to know which direction it is to pester you.- STATE OF CONN. LICENSE NO«.173 going. It’s a new paperback book If it is going up, all you have called “ The Television Years,” to do is keep up the good work. written by Arthur Shulman and If it is going down, it becomes Roger Youman. It covers the immediately imperative to take top TV shows from 1947 to last corrective steps. year in ample and occasionally How can you determine your acerbic detail. real prestige in a society- in The authors are learned men; which even your best friend both worked years for TV Guide I S I won’t tell you that you have bad magazine. Youman stiil is at NOTHING O breath? the magazine as managing Well, there are ways. For editor. Shulman now is example, you need worry no. publisher of Seventeen further about your status if — magazine. Your neighbors band together In the interest of helping in and throw a block party once a nocents ward off the cries of the month in your honor. trivia freak, herewith are a few HELD BACK Every time you drive up to helpful questions and answers your supermarket the manager on TV history to tide you over rolls out a red carpet to your until you either can purchase car door. the bwk or hire someone to The barbersop where you get throttle the freak: your hair cut keeps a special 1947 — Q. Who was Kyle chair with your name on it. MacDonnell? A. A blonde A genealogical society writes singer the book says was the EVERYTHING to tell you that they have dis first "sweetheart” of TV covered that you a re the viewers. It doesn’t elaborate. It legitimate heir of a European shows a picture of her royal family. preparing to smash an orthicon When you play golf at your tube against the side of a DC4. club, the caddy asks you for She may have been the first your autograph. woman TV critic. , You own your own pro foot 1948 — Q. Who was the an MUST GO ball team, and sometimes the nouncer on "The Original i s i r N O i i i I i players iet you play quarter Amateur Hour?” A. Dennis INIWCPWpp 'UQPcPwpcPk i l l II M A R T I A L ] back during practice sessions. James, seen in the book 1 Bartenders at two places alongside host Ted Mack, who have named drinks after you. is holding an alto saxophone. USE Yes, big boy, if these things The owner of the sax has SAVE ON APPLIANCES IREDIT Gas and Electric are true about you, you’re in vanished. GHMUffi W in Mbnaai auRGE pretty solid. 1949— Q. Who played Captain WASHERS But how do you tell when your Video and why? A. A1 Hodge. TELEVISION STEREOS AND prestige is slipping? 1950 — Q. Who and what All MerchandlaB F o % G u a r a n t e e d Well, maybe it’s about time happens on “ The Continental” ? RANGES you resign ^ from the human A. As the book puts it, “ suave race if — actor Renzo Cesana murmurs G.E. a FRIGIDAIRE Your smartest son is caught sweet nothings to the females in DRYERS stealing a second-hand 1962 the audience, thereby inducing ■RICERATORS WESTINGHOUSE Volkswagen. sighs of rapture or uncon D SHWASHERS Both Republican and trollable laughter.” MAGIC CHEF Democratic political workers 1951 — Q. How much did the PORTABLE AND KELVINATOR ask you to vote in the other par DuMont Network pay for the FREEZERS GE a FRIGIDAIRE ty’s primary. first TV rights to an NFL cham Caloric When you go into a liquor pionship game? A. $75,000, G.E. a FRIGIDAIRE JNDER COUNTER WHIRLPOOL a MAYTAG] Magee store for a bottle, the owner which now barely (a) buys a WHIRLPOOL KELVINATOR WESTINGHOUSE • automatically reaches for the minute’s advertising time for muscatel wine. such a game; (b ) feeds a WESTINGHOUSE KITCHENAID • G-£ KELVINATOR • HOOVE! E very dog in the network vice president for half ADMIRAL WHIRLPOOL a SPEED QUEEN neighborhood can whip your a year. SANYO a DELMONICO 20” COMPACT dog — even in his own front 1952— Q. Who was the host on WESTIfjlGHOUSE RANGE...... Reg. $139.95 $99.08 yard. 'T v e Got News For. You” ? A. 2 CU. FT. The local state unemploy Jack Paar. Q. Who was the only COMPACT REFRI8ERAT0R ....R e g . $79.95 $49.95 KELy^lNATOR HOOVER DELUXE ment office votes you a gold star on the “ Today” show who 30” ELECTRIC RANGE $115.00 5 CU. FT. WASHER DRYER COM BINATIDN...... Reg. $159.95 star for having the best atten regularly ate bananas? A. J. HARVEST (20S-V0LT)...... Reg. 179.95 $99.00 dance record of any applicant in COUNTER TOP REFRIGERATOR...... R ^ $109.95 FAMOUS BRAND DELUXE Fred Muggs. Ask Daddy to $75.00 WHIRLPOOL CUSTOM COMPACT W ASHER'DRYER...... Rag. $189.95$98.00 the last 10 years. explain if this is unclear. 30” ELECTRIC RANGE But cheer up, man. There is UNDER THE COUNTER DI8HWASHBI I. ...Reg. $179.00 $138.00 DELUXE AUTOMATIC ’The rest of the years covered TELEVISIONS D IAL REFRIG ERATO R...... Reg. $149.95 WITH AUTOMATIC CLOCK A TIM ER ...... Reg. $180.95 only one way left for you to go. in the book are equally full of d'eSoST $109.95 $138.00 COMPACT WASHER ...... Reg. $199.95 $149.00 It has to be up. fascinating facts and detail and ZENITH • RCA • MOTOROLA 11 CU. FT. WHIRLPOOL SUPREME 3-CVCLE PUSMI DBN CONTROL C l 7 f l f i l l it isn’t all trivia. It recalls how 2-DOOR REFRIGERATOR...... Reg. $189.95 30” ELECTRIC RANGE CONTINUOUS 114-LB.IIELUXE AUTOMATIC $138.00 WITH SUPER WASH, RINSE AND HOLk X. Reg. $239.95 ^ ■ # U a l l U W ASHER, C O PPERTONE...... Reg. $209.95$160.00 much good there was in televi GE • MAGNAVOX •ADMIRAL 12 C U .FT . CLEANING WITH CLOCK A TIM ER ...... Reg. $229.95 $168.00 sion as bad. '20” 2-SPEED WHIRLPOOL SONY • TOSHIBA KITCHENAID 2-DOOR HEFRIOERATOR...... Reg. $219.95 $178.00 AUTOM ATIC W A S H E R ...... Reg. 209.05 $169.00 WORLD PANASONIC 14 CU. FT. IMPERIAL WASHER Reg. $290.95 $218.00 30” DELUXE CONTINUDUS CLEANING RANGE, BARBS 2-OOOR REFRIGERATOR LH A ...... Reg. $259.95 WINDOW, CLOCK, TIM ER ...... Reg. $239.95 $ 29” 18 LB. DELUXE $208.00 185.00 WHIRLPOOL W ASHER...... Reg. $239.95$190.00 By PHIL PASTORET BLACK AND WHITE 17 CU. FT. IMPERIAL FRIGIDAIRE 5-CYCLE FRONT LOADING DELUXE L I Earthquake predictors have FROST-FREE REFRIGERATOR ...... Reg. $349.95 DISHWASHER WITH MAPLE TOP ....i^.-L.lleg. $280.95 $160.00 30” DELUXE SELF-CLEAN RANGE WITH AUTOMATIC OVEN FAMOUS BRAND 2-SPEED V BLACK AND WHITE $275.00 DELUXE W A S H E R ...... Reg. $209.95$150.00 Na fault: they’re usually 17 CU. FT. DELUXE WHIRLPOOL AND BURNER, BUILT-IN LOOK, AVOCADO ....R e g $519.95 $329.95 wrong, and that’s where the UHF-VHF PORTABLE TV ...... R«fl $49.00 fault ^ p s . FROST-FREE REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER...... Reg. $310.95 $265.00 FAMOUS BRAND UNDER-THE-COUNTIR VA8HER ' 2-SPEED DELUXE n„ w $« q 198.00*« ^ * * * 19” PORTABLE WITH DUAL DETERGENT DISPENSER 40” DELUXE G-E DDUBLE-OVEN ELECTRIC RANGE, SPEED QUEEN WASHER ...... " • $ ’ UHF-VHF T V ...... R»9- 18 CU. FT. ADMIRAL SIDE-BY-SIDE .if.. ■ Reg. $189.05 $135.00 Give most anyone $88.00 REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER...... Rag. $449.95 $348.00 AUTOMATIC OVEN, EASY TO CLEAN ...... Reg. $329.95 $275.00 enough rope, and they’ll 22T BLACK AND WHITE 19 CU. n*. WHIRLPOOL SIDE-BY-SIDE 2-CYCLE CONVERTIBLE DRYERS hang their chances. UHF-VHF T V ...... Rag- $ 4ir FRI8IDAIRE DOUBLE OVEN ELECTRIC CLEAN 99.00 REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER...... Reg. $420.95 $350.00 DISHWASHER WITH RINSE AND HOLD t . .1 ..Reg. $199.95 $160.00 $88.00 12” BLACK AND WHITE 2 1 CU. FT. OELUXE RANGE, HARVEST GOLD ...... Reg. $429.95 $299.95 5 LB. MOVE ABOUT DRYER ...... Reg. $129.95 PORTABLE T V ...... R»B- $59.00 2-DOOR FROST-FREE REFRIGERATOR...... Reg. $399.95 $309:95 5 CYCLE TOP i:OAOINO DELUXE FAMOUS HOOVER 19” SOLID STATE 22 CU. FT. SIDE-BY-SIDE PORTABLE WITH RINSE AND HOLD.. .li I . Reg. $230.95 75a00 30” CONTINENTAL DOUBLE PORTABLE D R Y ER ...... Reg. $134.95$98.00 The term precious stones BLACK AND W H IT E ...... R«g- DOUBLE OVEN ELECTRIC RANGE ...... Reg. $539.95 $395.5 actually appues only to dia $90.00 REFRIGERATOR - HARVEST ...... Reg. $549.95 WHIRLPOOL 2 T 15” PORTABLE $339.95 monds, rubies, sapphires [G A S D R Y E R ...... Reg. $169.88 $128.00 and emeralds — au other BLACK AND W HITE T V ...... Reg. 30” SELF-CLEAN ELECTRIC Laugh and the world $78.00 FREEZERS stones are semiprecious. laughs with you; cry, and 19” REMOTE CONTROL RANGE WITH WARMER OVEN ...... $ag- $499.05 $295.00 WHIRLPOOL 29” The World Almanac says. 15 CU. FT. WHIRLPOOL Disposals at GmVAway Prices! HM P. ELECTRIC ...... Reg. $139.88$119.00 the other guy has an even BLACK AND WHITE TV ...... Reg. [3 Precious gems are minerals better sob story. $100.00 UPRIGHT FR EEZER ...... Reg. 249.95 brought to perfection by « • « $198.00 I FAMOUS BRAND 6 CU. FT. the lapidary’s art of cutting, ELECTRIC DRYER W ITH AUTO-DRI ...... Reg. $179.88 $128.00 polishing and engraving. There’s nothing more CHEST FREEZER ...... Reg. $189.95 Save on SmaU]Appllances expensive than that which $128.00 V The pearl, often a gem of is offered you "fo r free.” COLOR TELEVISION 10 CU. FT. great value, is not a pre cious stone. If the suit fits, make sure CHEST FR EEZER ...... Reg. $179.95 VACUUM CLEANERS* TOASTERS* • IRONS, SLENDERS* ELECTRIC STEREOS $135.00 CopyrlRht C 1973 the salesman isn’t grabbing 18 CU. FT. RROOMS* ETC. SY HOOVES^^UNREAM* HAMILTON* G-E* AND AIR Newspaper Bnterprl*® Assn. a handful of cloth at the GOLM TELEVISION ...... Reg. S199.95 $ J 6 8 a 0 0 UPRIGHT FREEZER ...... Beg. $239.95 back. $175.00 WESTIN6H0USE*\HIRERA* AND REGINA • • • ir COLOR TELEVISION AA It’s playing the game W /C O LO R LO C K ...... Reg. S2S9.95 $ ^ | | « l a U U CONDITIONERS that matters: who wins is RADIOS what turns the bookies on. e e e m r a s i o N U H F/V H F...... Reg. S2S9.95 $ \ 9 8 a 0 0 FEDDERS Join the P^y toll ZENITH a MAGNAVOX 15” COLOR A A DOWNSTAIRS STORE BEDDING BUYS PHILCO TELEVISION ...... Reg. S26B.95 $ l 9 5 a 0 u SONY a PANASONIC CHRYSLER Savings P la n . ir 100S SOLID STATE AA MATTRESSES CONVERTIBLE, SYLVANIA a RCA COLOR TV WITH COLOR LO C K ...... Reg. $3S9.9$2!oOaOU SCOTT FISHER WESTINGHOUSE IS” MOTOROLA BACD A A SLEEP SOFAS, GENERAL ELECTRIC For hangovers: the hair of Q U AZAR IN S TAM ATIC TV ...... Reg. $359.95 ^ ^ O O b UII BOXSPRIHGS AM/FM STEREO TUNER AM PLIFIER WITH S P E A K E R S ...... Rag. S994M $48.01 the dog that bit you will irRCAX-LlOO AA-7B AA • ECLIPSE • SPRINGWALL RECLINING CHAIRS, only give you asthma. PORTABLE COLOR T V ...... Reg. $469.95 f O .U II 4.000 BTU * • * • BLUEBELL • KINGKOIL AM/FM RADIO AIR-CONDITIONERS...... $ag. $$09.95 $80.00| Leave well-enough 19” ZENITH AA • CHIROPRACTIC FOLDING COTS, BUNK BEDS, 8-TRACK, S P EA K ER S ...... Rag. $120.85 $68.01 alone. Heaven knows, it’s CHROMOCOLOR T V ...... Jleg. $420.05 ^ i IZII b IIII 15*000 BTU 7 1/2 AMP bad enough as it is with FIM TNN SUE Sn AIR-CONDinONER WITH EASY MOUNT out messing around with DAY BEDS, STUDIO COUCHES CONSOLE STHED PHONO usm ta a a M e i O f t 1 1 1 $99.0o| 18” TOSHIBA 0 O i l O A A HATIKSSANDNXSim ...... AM/FM RADIO ...... Reg. $289.95 | ^ O a l l l KIT, 2-SPEEO, WITH THERMOSTAT ...... Rag. $139.95 it. D ELU X EC O LO R T V ...... Reg. $329.05 ^ i C 4 0 a U U .4eg.$894$ $ 5 7 . HM«M Time is what you run out 8.000 BTU AIR-CONDinONER TMN M FBU SIZE SOUDIHPLE...... Rtf. $159.9$ ! ^ 0 0 . STEREO FM/AM RECEIVER 2-SPEED THERMOSTAT, EAST MOUNT KIT.. .Reg. $150.95 $118.01 o f most on time-j>ayments. I N S r m r l c & O R ...... Reg. $389.95 $ 2 7 5 a 0 0 VERTAPEMC NAT1MSS W ITH AUTOMATHJ TURNTABU MATCHED .,a0.99 0 1 1 1 0 Q 18” REMOTE CONTROL AA AND NXSPHN6 SETS...... l«$1194$ $ 7 6 . a ® SOFAS 0 1 0 0 SPEAKER SYSTEM ...... Reg. S 1 9 9 S 5 8.000 BTU 2SPEED ^ Congratulations. You COLOR PORTABLE ...... Reg. $449.95 $ £ O D a O U survived yesterday, didn’t COM EHrSTODOHUID...... Reg. $29945 > l 0 0 . AIR CONDITIONER WITH THERMOSTAT...... Reg. $179.95 $ 118.01 you? ECUPSE F M giEN RADIOS —TAPE RECORDERS — SPEAKERS ^MLEUHF-VHFTV ...... Reg. $429.95 $ 2 7 5 . 0 0 SQESETS...... Raf. 11794$ $ 1 1 8 . SOFAKI 9,000 BTU 2-SPEEO OaUXE OKRSTOSUEPIWO ...... Reg. $1194$ $ 7 8 . ALL AT GIVE-A-WAY PRICES A IR -G O N O m O l^ linTH THERM OS TAT...... Reg. $248.95 $ 160.01 SMeetenyour savings* MNMLETV ...... Rag- $439.95 $285.00 nFIAM ES FOUMG K N fUrnmm FM/AM STEREO ^ fll 204100 BTU Z^PEEO $ 8 . CONSOLE W ITH S -T R A C K ...... R a g . $ 2 7 9 JS 9 | J , | | i AI|MNMomONEIMIVITH'11iaMO$TAT....i.lleg. $359JB $260.01 25” CONTEMPORARY 0 O A B AA AiynTOTMNWFHL...... h t$ 144$ AUMRIIIONMKEIS...... R eg. $99.9$ $ 4 7 . Take stock in America. COLOR C O N S O LE ...... Rag. $529.98 ^ O U 9 h IIU DOZENB MORE AT BIVE-AWAV PRIGEB Buy U & Savings Bonds flMiMS nc — DELUXE TURNTABLE ...... HUMIDIFIBtt - DEIIUMIDIFIERB PRKED TO 80 25” MEDITERRANEAN ______^ $ 1 2 . KOIARORROCXaTIK. Reg. $1894$ $24.1 intbout taxes, how could iDFM ISS sasaass.se .A m . $194$ bum ucrats be attached to their Jobs?
1 '!■ PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Hlanchester, Conn., Mon., April 9, 197S Talks Slated On Teaching ••••••• Shopping IS By Teams
Subject Team teaching will be the topic of the second in-service Hawaiian Stop&Shop Stop & Shop meeting of Manchester’s junior Of Talks high school teachers scheduled PUHCli Peas & Carrots for tomorrow at Rennet Junior Richard G. Clark, executive Cut Green Beans High School. vice president of the Greater Manchester Chamber of All Flavors Students at Rennet and IlUng The difference Our Grade A Commerce, and Robert F. Serve with our between national « ■ fancy quality— Jnnior High Schqpls will be dis Welk, special legal assistant for own Daisy donuts ■ . brands and H A ^ ■ missed at 12:15 p.m. tomorrow. highest quality 16 oil the State Department of Con for a delic- 46 oz ■ Stop&Shop, ■ V lS ^ o zH 16 oz The teachers will have a urns available. cans sumer Protection, will be the ious after on* ■ is the money ■ ■ cans ■ Why pay more? luncheon at 12:30 and the in- guest speakers at Tuesday’s school snack. H you W V ■ service meeting will start at 1 meeting of the recently created p.m. Manchester Consumer Protec The meeting will expose the tion and Education Association. entire junior high staff to team I The frM meeting, to be held teaching methods now being at 7:30 p.m. at the Manchester used, on a limited basis, at both Community College B&M Baked Contadina Stops Shop Stop & Shop Rennet and- lUing. The seven auditorium, Bidwell St., is open teams using the approach — to the public. five teams at Rennet and two at LAMB STEW Clark will discuss the role of Medium Peas French Style Beans Pea BeaRs Tomato Puree Illing — will explain the team the Chamber of Commerce in operation. consumer protection ; Welk will Family Try a lunch favorite at a Also included in tomorrow’s LAMB PATTIES explain ways in which his Marvelous A ^ M time budget m U S ■ for your B ■ low price... session is a workshop activity department can assist the con stretcher. . .hot MK ct.. ■ . cooking needs: .. ' H MMC a luscious usinjg team concepts, and a sumer. Both will answer baked bean A cupboard 29oz ■ ■CNDEH SWfeC' addition to question-and-discussion period. LAMB SHANKS audience questions. sandwich with H your.steak stocking H ^ M H cjrtgrec''' mediuro More than 500 seventh and The purposes of the local con ketchup. ■ H dinner. 5 39^ eighth grade students at Rennet sumer protection group are to beans I p e a s are involved in the team educate consumers to become teaching program. At Illing, the more effective shoppers, and to two teacMng teams work with Sale! Lamb Chops assist consumers who believe Stop&Shop Snow’s Stop&Shop Chef Boy-Are-Dee just seventh graders. they have been defrauded, ac Recause of favorable reaction cording to Dr. John Burton, Sliced Carrots Clam Chowder Peach Halves Beef Ravioli to the program, plans for next ShId’r (Hiops associate professor of business Serve C m N EW E N G LA N D ST Y LE. ^ For the dieters. or Cheese year call for establishment of at the community college and a glazed carrots 16 oz serve with cot Boys and girls favorite founder of the group. Tastes almost like ^ 15 oz ▼ | ilSoz interdisciplinary teams for all for a different M m cans 1 homemade. 1 tagt cheese. .. just heat and serve. seventh and eighth-graders at “ The steady rise in the cost of vegetable. ww J n 4 '< ^ 8 9 cans \Rib (!hops V both schools, as well as for six living alone makes an Organiza ninth grade classes at Rennet. tion of this kind increasingly Wlien the family The Junior High In-Service important because of the in Loin (ihops Committee planning struction it can offer in the gatl^rs for the Seder... tomorrow’s program includes SlHMihtor Chops and Slow wisest use of limited income,’’ George Caouette, Allan Cone, Dr. Burton said. More informa Gerald Fournier, John Garop- tion about the new organization polo, Eleanor Gowen, Doris Lamb Chops is available from him at his college office. Hogan, Dr. Richard Lingren, You naturally want everything to be just perfect. At Retty Messier, Elaine Schultz, Stop & Shop you’ll fine! practically everything you and Josephine Taylor. need. All our Passover foods bear the (Q) seal. Oven- Columbia Ready
Townspeople Spaghetti 8 5 « Coventry To Vote On Montini Tomatoes»^39^ Whole or Half Leg Buying Land Ribiteak Bone In Dirt Roads VIRGINIA CARLSON Maxwell House S iMCON Correspondent Treat the family at Repaired coir. this low price... Tel. 228-3971 Bow Oven Cleaner Make Stop & Shop A special town meeting has let them eat steak. FOOD ^ MARKETS Colonial been scheduled for Tuesday at 8 When you buy our your garden headquarters HOLLY GANTNER n . D 5 p.m. in Yeomans Hall to ask Beacon Wax Quality-Protected” Upright and Correspondent BURR CORNERS — MANCHESTER, CONN. CANNED HAM For 1-Lb. Can voters to rescind action of a beef you know that your Tel. 742-8795 Yuban town meeting in May 1972. At Ajax'iiist Detergent i^49*^ dinner will be a success. Michael Pesce, superinten Caldor Shopping Contor — Exit 93,1-86 that meeting it was voted that Spreading Yews dent of streets, has reported Coffee the town buy 20 acres, more or that extensive repairs were 3 -lb $ 0 8 9 less, on Rt. 6 for a sanitary dis Coronet°>^Napkinsr35^ Six year old prime stock. $ # 4 9 nRST PRIZE OR MARTIN ROSOL WHk cneM m t t l N rmdm t made to two local dirt roads EHk Un On Se., Iprt lOk Balled and bagged, root pruned. ^ e a . Ja m M to iv n S m llh tto ld can posal area at a cost of $37,100 to (B o n e In) 9 9 ? b during the month of March. J1.39 IWI1 tmm t" Farii be taken from the reserve fund California Chuck Roast KIEUMSA Reynold’s Wrap m? 69‘ Wrights Mill Rd., a section of SLICED EVERYBDDY’S and surplus. Rhododendron Shrubs which had turned to mud, was 4RM0URMC0N i , 9 9 ‘ Voters will be asked to ap BACON (Bone In) 9 9 ^lb Nativegrown and they'll thrive. C W W iif lK ’ (ml’out'and'drained, then filled prove a new purchase price of Glads,r..Bags 4rU Blade (hit Chuck Roast Beautiful addition to your C LIP AND S A V E f'. landscape. with gravel and graded. The AG AR ’S $26,000, which was obtained operation took the better part of after months of > 9 . CANNED Preserves strawberry ir39* Delmonico Steaks (Boneless Rib Eye) ^2^? a week, Pesce said, with some negotiation with the state by Rose Bushes delay due to bad weather. First Selectman Howard Bates. P h A r r i o e m a r a s c h in o C Q c The same type of problem oc v l l V H I C 5 stops Shop 16 oz jar v 9 Two years old. Hybrid Tea Q Q v < HAMS 'The money will be taken from Ciihe Steak Chuck ch.ice and other. An outstanding value. curred on the upper portion of revenue sharing funds, and the Hinkel Mae Dr., and the same 5 9 < $37,100 will be return^ to the Vlasic <»" Pickles H 79^ Select Rose Bushes ~ *139 procedures were followed, with For 40-oz. Pkg. reserve fund. Freezer Queen 8 'sr'»9 ‘ * Boneless Blade Steak (Chuck) ^1^^? Summer work completed in one day, the O B LiC iO U ^ MtEALS: Bates said it will take Flowering Bulbs 191. problem being on a smaller Bisquik “ thousands” of dollars to ready Laddie Boy - a . COLORFUL scale. Baking Mix the land for use as a disposal Perennials Regular 49S ENTREES i ' r * i v * Short Ribs of Beef US.D A Choice m Grading operations have been Turbot Fillet 6 9 ^ 0 HHk caen oM SS.N patlMt area. He said state Rival Dog Food 39^ ca rri^ out on several other n-B $4Lln$198 [nteUw «n SiL IW specifications must be met at roads as well, Pesce said, in Voal Pannaglan Large Shrimp CM. M t S fe. WE PROUDLY WELCOME LWt 1 CMeM hr Fair the site. cluding Rrigham Tavern, Salisbury Steak FOOD STAMP CUSTOMERS Our Labels tell the Story at Stop & Shop! At our Dairy Depi. SIlead Turkoy EVERYBDDY’S Frozen Food Buys Rrigham Hill, Hop River and IM OUR DELI, Merrow Rd. Extension. 7 CUP AND SAVE Tolland Mrs. Fttcit’s Sale! Other projects being under 2-lb. STORE HOURS: Mon. thru S a t 8 A.M. to 16 P.M. taken by the town crew include pkg. Colonial Loaves We reserve the right to limit quantitlea Swanson T.V . Dinners Margarine the cleaning of waterways, Polish Voai • Mac A Choosa Family ’n oil-Mb Fried chicken, in or soft 2 » 9 5 ‘ removal of snow fencing, and PIclilo and PImonto Dunn Heads turkey, chopped 10 oz Flesh Ground Beef roadside sand barrels, cutting sirloin. Just pkg Kraft American Singles 75' of brush and road sweeping, and Rec Program heat serve. Regular Not to Exceed 28% fat 7 9 < 4ff the continuous patching of Sviriss Cheese stop c shop 59' VALUES GALORE Our most economical ground beef. small road holes. Several tons For 6 Cnt Pkg. Mark Dunn, a 23-year-old Birds Eye Tiny Tender Peas 3 iSff 89 Great for spaghetti, chilli and Hoods Cottage Cheese 2 -lb cup 7 9 ' of patch were used in March, FROZEN FOOD physical education teacher Taste P'Sea Fish Cakes 2 pk*« 5 9 ' Casseroles. A tasty budget stretcher. Sun Glory Orange Juice Vtflallon carton 5 9 ' and numerous small holes filled Good Humor from Stafford, has been ap Taste O'Sea Seafood Platter S«69' Ml pointed as the town’s new part- Lean Ground Beef '^$vir'*1.05ib lb in, Pesce said. Bird’s Eye Cool-Whip Ice Cream Bars time director of recreation. Gleaners Meeting l Hi-C Drinks H 3-79^ mk tmtm ari HM pnlM At Our Bakery DepL M He replaces John Campbell The Gleaners of the Second DMIn «n S*. M ho Birds Eye Orange Juice Frozen From New Zealand Congregational Church will Orange Juice r 5 I M 1 tm m h r FM kt who resigned from the post a LlgM Chunk couple of months ago. start your PLAIN or meet April 10 at 7:30 p.m. at the OVEN SUGAR EVERYBODra A physical education teacher - day with Donuts Church Community House. The Roman 10-Pak Pizza lots of 490 READY lb program will be a demonstra ’ at Stafford Middle School, Dunn Our own delicious donuts... CLIP AND SAVE \\\ has previously taught at Darien Vitamin C. Whole lamb Legs tion of sugar Easter egg perfect for coffee time snack. STOUFFER’S Junior High and served as making by Rarbara Shearon of Geisha Tuna Fish "35 Macaroni and Cheoso 12-oz. assistant football coach at Birds Eye Broccoli Spears 3iS2f89' H oney W heat B read stops Shop 3kwwf*l Coventry. Members are Stamford Catholic High School. H ow ard Jo h n son s *** t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Coiin., Mon., April 9,1973— PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCaiESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., April 9, IW3 — The— Double in RSox Off and Winning Standings! BOSTON (AP) - The from a 2-0 deficit with three and a solo homer in the first the plate to greet th big Boston Red Sox are off to runs in the sixth. Then a three innings, but then was slugger. National League the w nning start sought by two-out throwing error in in command until he allowed The Red Sox were held to East For 50-1 Manager ^ d i e Kasko, and the ninth tied the score. two line singles to start the one hit by rookie George W L Pet GB they’ve accomplished it in So designated hitter ninth. Medich for five innings, and Pittsburg 3 0 1, 0(» New York 2 0 1.000 % Oosterhuis is a 6-f66t-6, just about eveiy way in the Orlando Cepeda, 0-for-ll in Veale, who mopped up the 14 batters in a row had l ^ n AUGUSTA, Ga. ( A P ) - A yearold Oosterhuis said, raising . Some of those in main conten 217— Bruce Devlin, Dave Chicago .067 1 book. the series decided it was ninth inning for Marty Pat- retired easily. Then Griffin young 50-1 daiic-horse from an eyebrow. “ I really didn’t tion for the 37th Masters green Stockton, Bob Dickson. 205pound son of a Dutch father Montreal .383 2 Sound pitching, the long England, Peter Oosterhuis, notice.” qhampion’s jacket not only 218— Bob C h a rles, New and British mother. He is one of time to break out of the tin Saturday, replaced Cur led off the sixth with a Philadelphia .000 2% carried the double advan The powerful Nicklaus, a 5-2 have unfamiliar names, such as Zealand. those international golf ball, timely singles, slump. Facing onetime tis and got the next batter on single. Hits by Tommy St. Louis .000 s wanderers who picks up chsh tage of a three-stroke lead favorite at the start of the tour Oosterhuis. They’re almost un- 219— Jack Nicklaus, Frank sacrifices, spe^, bunts for Boston relief acC Sparky a foul pop. Then Doug Grif Harper and Mario Guerrero West wherever he can find it. nament to capture his fifth spellable and unpronouncable. Beard, Babe Hiskey and base hits and stolen bases all Lyle, Cepeda led off the last fin threw wildly to first loaded the bases. Houston 2 1 .667 and the prospect of blustery His 68 Sunday, on a course Masters, followed his putting l ^ t ’s Ozaki’s firstname? It’s amateur Ben Crenshaw. helped in three consecutive of the ninth with a line shot trying to complete a double Lyle replaced Medich and San Diego 2 1 .667 British weather today into which played extremely heavy collapse of Friday with a Mashshi. Out of range of Jack’s big victories over the New York into the left field screen for play, an unearned run tying got Carl Yastrzemski on an San Francisco 2 1 667 the final round of the from the drenching rains that triplebogey eight on the 15th Is it Jamieson or Jameison? blunderbuss, some of the boys Yankees. his first American League the score. infield grounder, a run Atlanta 1 2 .333 1 Masters—the golf tourna hole in the third round Sunday It’s Jamieson. washed out third round play the are feeling scrappy and talki^ After winning the first two homer. Cepeda followed with his scoring. Reggie Smith Cincinnati 1 2 .333 1 ment they’re calling the and shot a 73 for 219. Snead’s in there. But it’s not day before, was a monument to big. games 15-5 and 10-5, the Red “You bet your life I saw dramatic homer, and both followed with a double off Los Angeles 1 2 .333 1 Who’s-He-Open. There were 14 players in front Sam. “ I’m so relaxed, it scares some in cr^ b le putting. Sunday's Games He lagged in a ^ f o o t ^ for an (AP photo) Sox were pressed harder it,” said pitcher John Curtis, Curtis and Veale charged to the left field w a ll. “ They say there’s a strong of Nicklaus and three others, in- Here’s how the leaders stack me,” commented Miller, the Pittsburgh 4-5, St. Louis 3-3, chance of wind and rain Mon cluding amateur Ben up going into the showdown rangy cottontop from San Fran eagle on the 555-yard second Successful Steal of Third by Tommy Harper before completing the series who pitched fine ball before hole, sank a 15-foot assignment sweep 4-3 Sunday before 12,- needing help from Bob 1st, 10 innings day—that should be perfect Crenshaw, even with him as the round, to be telecast (CBS-TV) cisco. ,‘T’m no more excited Yankees* Graig Nettles Takes Late Throw at Fenway Park Houston 10-3, Atlanta 34,2nd, on the ei^ th and climaxed his 754 hardy , fans who braved Veale in the ninth. “ I’d weather for an Englishman,” field prepared for the final 18 weather cooperating, between 4 than if I were playing in the National League Roundup 10 innings round with a pair of 18-foot the towering golfing gypsy with holes over rain-drenched p.m. and 6 p.m., EST, with a Hershey Bar Open. I know I can 40-degree weather. never leave the dugout in a Philadelphia at New York, snakes on the 15th and 17th the feathery putting touch said Augusta. two-hour delay in the Pacific beat the guys ahead of mq. I ) Held to one hit for five in game like that.” rain -.holes. after breaking out of a logjam One of these was Gay Zone: don’t believe even Nicklaus chir nings, the Red Sox rallied Curtis allowed four singles Montreal 5, CJiicago 2 ^ ‘‘I don’t deny it.” he Pittsburgh Doing Little League Baseball Tryouts Start Heruio photo by onara with a four-under-par 68 and Brewer, the snub-nosed battler 211—Peter Oosterhuis, spot me three shots a round.” Cincinnati 3, San Francisco 1 explained afterwanl. '1: am taking charge at Augusta who won here in 1967. Brewer England. The intense Rodrigues—all ^ , Los Angeles 4, San Diego 0 more confident than I have First Dividend Paid American League Commissioner Yosh Vincek Checks List National with a score of 211. was asked if he was happy that 214— Jimmy Jamieson, Bob Latin fire and fury—said: “ I Things Hard Way Monday's Games Goalby, J.C. Snead. bqen in my past two Masters. 1 Someone asked him in a bunch of lesser knowns were can win. I know how I would Cincinnati Nelson 0-0 at 215— G ay B rew er, John shall retire early and s l« ^ until passing if he felt more confi ahead of him instead of feel if I was in Oosterhuis’ NEW YORK (AP) — Aside from the loss of Roberto Atlanta Morton 0-0, N. Miller, Tommy Aaron, Chi Chi 9 a.m. and then—I prom;ise-I dent t^au se Jack Nicklaus is Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer or shoes. He won’t sleep. But you CHemente, the Pittsburgh Pirates haven’t changed much. Los Angeles Osteen 04) at eight shots behind. Lee Trevino. Rodriguez. have to worry about Goalby and will come out charged dp to Red box by Lepeaa winiess They keep doing things the hard way—which is the best Houston Reuss 0-0 or Crawford 216— Masashi Ozaki, Japan; play.” Knick Court Magic “ I really don’t know where “ Yeah,” Brewer replied. A Brewer. They’ve been up there 0-0, No. way tor them. fifth time in five career Nicklaus stands,” the 24- pause. “ Hell, yeah!” Gardner Dickinson. before.” BOSTON (AP) — The route was the Cepeda was 0-for-ll, although he They won the National decisions. He needed last-out Diego Caldwell 0-0 at San same as in 358 previous trips, but the To Date had three runs batted in, two on Golf League’s East pennant last relief help from Pedro Borbon. Francisco Bryant 00. setting was different. Big Orlando sacrifice flies. The count ran to 1-1, NEW YORK (AP) - Can a Too Much for Bullets team that won baseball’s world HATTIESBURG, Miss. - year by pulling out almost half The Reds got a pair of runs in . Uepeda jogged gingerly around the then bang—a line shot into the left American League Sports Slate Eagles Bow 7~1 championship in 1972 lose all Dwight Nevil finished with a of their 96 victories with late the second off loser Tom I .basepaths as the Boston Red Sox field screen. four-under-par 66, good for a 72- rallies. Bradley, making his first start NEW YORK (AP) - Earl While over in the ABA Satur “ Our offense is geared to our Wediu-mluy 162 games in 1973? East Ttiday 'iStormed from the dugout. hoIe-268 and a three stroke vic And Sunday, they continued in the National League. Monroe performs magic on day, Virginia and Denver were forwards,” acknowledged “ I watched it alj the way and didn’t “ I don’t think we’ll lose them W L Pet GB lU SEIU M . HASKKAIJ. The 35-year-old first baseman, tory over Bert Greene at the to do what comes naturally with the court; Jerry Lucas is a both eliminated in five games. Bulls’ Coach Dick Motta, “ and think it was going to clear the wall.” all; I know we won’t,” Boston 3 0 1.000 Cheney Tech at Parrish Hill Cheney Tech at Windham Tech Magnolia Open, for players not a 4-3, 5-3 doubleheader sweep Kentucky beat Virginia 114-103 when Chet Walker isn’t hitting. In Baseball Play limited to the role of a designated Cepeda said. “ I hit a slider. That’s Oakland’s Gene Tenace said Expos-Cuhs Baltimore 2 0 1.000 % professional magician off it. St. Thomas Aquinas at East TENNIS competing in the Masters. over the St. Louis Cardinals while Indiana defeated Denver Bob Love has to do his thing.” hitter because of surgery worn knees, what I was looking for because Sparky Sunday after the A’s bowed to Rookie Pepe Mangual drove Cleveland 1 1 .500 1% Sunday in New York’s Catholic Weaver vs. East Catholic at TOKYO — Hisako Higuchi of fashioned on comebacks. 121-107. E lsew here, Utah With Walker connecting on ‘ Swimming returned his first dividend Sunday has a reputation with that pitch. It the Minnesota TVins 4-2. ’That in three runs with his first Detroit 1 1 .500 1V9 Madison Square Garden, Suffield at Ellington Wickham Park Si, Brniunl (7) Japan carded a closing round Losing 3-2 going into the ninth nipped San Diego 97-96. only one of his first 10 shots. with a dramatic ninth inning homer was a wonderful feeling, and I enjoyed meant that through three major league homer and a Milwaukee 0 2 .000 2Mi Monroe and Lucas joined their Bolton as Bacon Academy TliurHiliiy By Dick Ledbetter Players Pos AB R H EUGENE, Ore. (AP)-Gyn- 75, one-over-par, but coasted to inning of the opener, they tied Baltimore’s weaknesses on Love did his thing 16 times. His Murray 3b 3 1 1 lifting the Red Sox to a 4-3 victory games of the infant season the single to power Montreal past New York 0 3 .000 3 Knick teammates to do Vinal Tech at Coventry TRACK ss 4 1 2 mastic star John Crosby from every step around the bases.” a six stroke victory in the first the game on Manny defense and on the bench basket midway through the Turgeon champion A’s had indeed lost Chicago. Mangual tagged a W est something magical; they made Cromwell at Rnam Stafford at Ellington Saturday turned out a dis Kisica lb 4 1 1 Southern Connecticut State over the New York Yankees. Cepeda planted his 215 poinds on the world women’s tournament. Sanguillen’s sacrifice fly and caused the Bullets’ downfall. A final period put the Bulls ahead Rankowitz rf 2 1 0 them all. tworun shot in the first inning Minnesota 3 0 1.000 the Baltimore Bullets dis Cotlege has placed first in Cepeda had 358 homers among his plate with both feet before he was won it on Bob Robertson’s despondent Coach Gene Shue, to stay 87-86. appointment for the East Farina If 2 1 0 So have the New York and then singled home the win Chicago 1 0 1.000 1 appear. O'Donnell 2b 2 1 0 vaulting and second in floor 2,169 hits in 15 years in the National swarmed by teammates. The scene home run in the 10th. In the who may not accompany the Obviously Atlanta’s Pete Catholic baseball team as it c 3 1 0 Yankees, listed as preseason Auto Racing ning run in the second. Kansas City 2 1 .667 1 By virtue of the Knicks 109-99 Kearns exercise at the NCAA universi League before being traded to the looked more like a pennant-winning nightcap, the Cards held a 2-1 franchise when it moves next Maravich has a similar lost its opening game, 7-1, to Sassel cf 2 0 0 favorites in the American SILVERSTONE, England - California 1 2 .333 2 victory, Baltimore was not only Cougars Divide Nystrom p 2 0 0 ty division gymnastic cham Oakland A’s last June and then un edge until the Pirates struck for season, said: “ You just can’t philosophy. He scored 13 of his St. Bernard’s of Montville. blast, and that’s what the Red Sox are League East by one Nevada Texas 0 1 .000 2 eliminated from the National pionships. Jackie Stewarts Tyrrell-Ford three runs On circuit shots by Astros-Braves beat the Knicks without good 37 points in the fourth period to It was Coach Jim Pender’s Totals 25 7 5 dergoing left knee surgery a short hoping it will eventually become. gambling house. Orlando Oakland 0 3 .000 3 Basketball Association playoffs KusI ( I) Also at the weekend event, survived a spin-out at 150 miles Milt May and Gene Alley in the Cesar Geronimo clubbed a defense. Normally in the hold off the Boston time later. “ I thought about the slump, but I Cepeda, Boston’s designated Sunday's Games in five games, but also from the Baseball Opener first opening day loss in 22 Pinto 3b 4 0 0 Crosby, 21, won the annual per hour and went on to a four fifth. two-run homer and then added playoffs, the defense gets Celtics. “ Maravich was up for Socha SS 4 0 1 His baseball playing career wasn’t worried,” Cepeda said. “ When hitter, belted a leadoff home NBA. Next season the franchise years of baseball. Nissen Award for an outstan second triumph over Ronnie In Sunday’s other NL con a pair of doubles in an eightrun Detroit 4, Cleveland 0 better^ but ours got weaker in the game,” said a smiling McKeon lb 4 1 2 appeared ended as the A’s released things go bad and you worry, run off relief ace Sparky Lyle in will move to Largo, Md., a sub Behind strong pitching and a 11-run output, Manchester Soucier cf 3 0 I ding gymnast. Peterson in the Silver Jubilee tests, the Los Angeles Dodgers Houston sixth inning to lead the Boston 4, New York 3 stead ob stronger.” Atlanta Coach Cotton Fitzsim All the damage was done in If 2 0 1 the ninth inning as the Red Sox urb of Washington D.C. Community College defeated Middlesex C.C. 11-1 to gain a Nornat Southern Connecticut Coach him after the season. However, the everything just gets worse. I’m just International. blanked the San Diego Padres 4- Astros’ opening-game triumph. Milwaukee at Baltimore, rain As he has done throughout the mons. “ He played a super the first inning as far as East Smachetti rf 3 0 0 made it three in a row over the NORTH WILKESBORO, N.C. Minnesota 4, Oakland 2 In Sunday’s other NBA ac split of their season opening doubleheader Saturday at Mt. Banning 2b 2 0 1 Abie Grossfeld was named American League adopted the struggling to play today, not 0; the Cincinnati Reds defeated Mike Lum was a oneman gang playoffs, former Bullet Earl game.” was concerned. The Saints got Yanks 4-3. tion, Chicago topped Los Love c 3 0 1 coach of the year for the NCAA designated hitter rule and the Red Sox tomorrow or next year. I never think — Richard Petty built up an the San Francisco Giants 3-1; for Atlanta in the nightcap. He Kansas City 6, California 5 Monroe combined with Walt The Hawks had spurted to a Nebo Field. nings. Reiiever Keefe stymied to starting pitcher Terry Hickey p 0 0 0 Elsewhere, Detroit blanked Chicago at Texas, rain Angeles 98-94 while the Atlanta dR 2 0 0 Eastern Division. went looking for Cepeda, signing him about the past because I’ve been early lead then breezed to an the Montreal Expos stopped the tied the game at 3-3 with a two Frazier in the backcourt to 77-63 lead after three periods In the first game, Middlesex the visitors giving up one hit in Hickey for six runs. This put Mltlerick Cleveland 4-0 and Kansas City Hawks defeated Boston 97-94. Soucier pf 1 0 0 for a reported $65,000 a year. through so much.” easy win in the Gwyn Staley 400 Chicago Cubs 5-2 and the run homer in the ninth, then M on day's Games punish Baltimore. Monroe led but the Celtics came roaring took advantage of nine two innings. East at too big a disadvantage edged California 6-5. The All the active NBA playoffs, in stock car race. Houston Astros beat the Atlanta won it with a runscoring single Cleveland Strom 00 at New the Knicks with 26 points, 20 in back with 14 consecutive points, Manchester errors to thwart The doubleheader was the and they were not able to get Totals 28 1 7 Tennis “ I’m very lucky to be here,” he said Cep^a, who would like to return to Milwaukee-Baltimore and cluding Golden State and llllliltllH 2 :i 4 I .5 A 7 COLLEGE STATION, Tex. - Braves 10-3 in the first game of in the 10th. York Peterson 0-0 the first half. six by John Havlicek, before the Cougars, 8-6. first of eight for Manchester. into the game. 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 after the leadoff homer which enabled full-time duty as a first baseman if his ChicagoTexas games were Milwaukee which resumes play East BARCELONA — Romania’s A1 Unser, of Albuquerque, a doubleheader before losing For the Knicks’ next trick, Maravich took control. Atlan A four run third inning gave With one out, Mike ’Turgeon St. Bernard 6 1 0 0 0 0 X the Red Sox to sweep the three-game knees ever will permit, regarded rained out. Tuesday night in Madison, Wis., MhMIrxi x (K) ZBI: Farina, O'Donnell, Sassell Hie Nastase bested Italy’s N.M., snuck past Mike Mosley the second game 4-3 in 10 in they’ll take on the winner of the ta’s Lou Hudson added 28 points Middlesex a 5-2 lead. Two and Tony Risica punched op series with one of their chief rivals in himself lightly as a pinchhitter in the are now deadlocked at 2 games AB R iH E Nystrom. Smachetti; ZBH: Adriano Panatta, 6-1,3-6,6-1,6- and Gary Bettenhausen to win nings. Rain washed out a game Boston-Atlanta series in the while Havlicek finished with 21. Manchester throwing errors 0 1 posite field singles to put the '.'iBH: Tyrgeon, Soucier; 3BH:McKeon; apiece. Inferrea. c 3 1 2, in the fhuds of the European the AL East. past. However, he has to have a Twins-A’s the Texas 200 for championship between Philadelphia and New Unser, Johncock Win Orgazalek. ss 3 2 0 0 SB; SasselL Love; SAC; Nystrom; LOB; In the ABA on Sunday, Utah Eastern Conference finals, Sun Utah’s victory over San Diego resulted in two visitors runs pressure on East. Hickey then St. Bernard 5 East 8 BB: Nystrom 2, The Yankees tied the score on a fondness for the new DH rule, which Sloppy defense helped do in cars. 0 Spring tourney. York. day at the earliest. was its 12th straight first-round and a lead which they never AivarK). If 2 2 0 gave up three consecutive Hickey 3; SO: Nystrom 6, Hickey 1. defeated San Diego 120-99 to 4 0 1 0 MUNICH - Stan Smith of two-out throwing error by Doug Grif brought him back to the major the A’s both Saturday and Sun Texas Twin Features In Chicago, Bob Love scored victory over a threeyear period. lost. Swimming erase the Conquistadors 4-0 in Irobb. cf 4 2 0 0 walks which put St. Bernard’s Pasadena, Calif., outplayed fin in the top of the ninth. Then New leagues. day. Ken Holtzman was 38 points and sparked a Ron Boone and Willie Wise In the bottom of the third Dodgers-Padres Mosley and Gary Bettenhausen their best-of-7 series. King. 2b 4 1 2 1 ahead, 2-0. John McKeon took a Cliff Richey of San Angelo, York relief ace Sparky Lyle, who had “ I just have to get used to it,” he touched for two unearned runs CINCINNATI - Jack Tingiey COLLEGE STATION, Tex. fourthquarter rally to over combined for 19 points in the frame, Manchester’s Joe Calaci Kydecki. p 4 0 1 3 ground ball off the bat of Terry Soucier banged out with a dou of u s e smashed the American Reliever George Culver- (AP) — A1 Unser and Gordon off a late-race caution flag to On Saturday in the NBA, Tex., 6-1, 7-5 to take the |10,000 taken over from George Medich in the said. “ I have to stay loose and be in the first inning after third come the Lakers and even the third period, equalling San beat out a slow infield tapper, (filinartin. lb 4 0 2 0 O’Donnell and threw it past the ble. But Nystrom struckout 1,650-yard freestyle record by choked off a bases-loaded Johncock have captured the secure a victory in the first U.S. Golden State knocked off 0 0 0 first prize for the Munich Group baseman Sal Bando fumbled a series at 2-all. Diego’s output, and 49 points, stole second, and scored on A1 Oeary. rf 2 Pete Hornat, then got Smachet sixth, went to the mound and Cepeda ready to take my swings. It’s h job, threat in the eighth inning and Auto Club championship race of Milwaukee 102-97. cather. The error allowed two A World championship. bunt and Rod Carew’s fly ball to more than seven seconds with a Texas Twin 200s racing events Falco's double. But Middlesex ti on a shan't fly to right. After stepped to the plate. and I want to do it.” Joe Ferguson contributed a the year. roUils 30 8 6 5 more runs to score. The next SOUTH PHILADELPHIA - center field in the fifth dropped clocking of 15:19.41 at the AAU at the high-banked Texas World I came back with two more runs batter hit a nubber to McKeon, walking Joe Banning, he got national indoor short course two-run double as Los Angeles Speedway track. Johncock, of Mount Pleasant, Margaret Court scored an easy for a triple, leading to another in the fourth to lead 7-3. (A) Bob Love to ground out to stop bested San Diego. Culver com Mich., who finished only 14 laps AB1 R H E but made first when no one 6-1, 60 win over Australian run. “ Someone should have meet. Manchester countered with therally. bined with Dodger starter Tom of the championship race Schoolboys Pick Up Steam Acey. 2b 1 2 1 2 covered the bag. This scored Kerry Harris to take her eighth caught that ball,” said Holtz Unser, from Albuquerque, three runs in the bottom of the Nowak, c 4 1 1 1 Pf^trom pitched a very fine my John to pitch an eighthitter. because of engine trouble, another run. The final run of the of ten tournaments on the Pro Hockey Roundup Bowling man. General N.M., won the highlighted fourth. Three Middlesex errors (.'alaci. ss 4 1 1 3 inning was scored on a sacrifice game. He spaced East’s seven The pair stranded s 10 Padre championship event for came back to take the stock car By Dean Yost The outlook for athletic action twice this week. 4 1 0 0 Virginia Slims circuit. “ Bad defense shows up and singles by Russ Bilodeau 'rracey. If hits and pitched out of trouble LONDON — Cambridge runners. event. He ran neck and neck events this week looks almost Tuesday, St. Thomas Aquinas Kalco, rf 4 0 3 0 fly by winning pitcher Mike SARASOTA, Fla. - .phris quicker than anything else,” Indianapolis-type cars, while It has been a typical and Don Nowak produced three whenever the Eagles pulled away from Oxford on the with A. J. Foyt of Houston similar, but with different in comes to town, while East Siiuillwood. 3b 3 0 0 0 Nystrom. Evert pounded Australia’s said Manager Dick Williams. Johncock took the second 200- spring so far for high school runs and cut the lead to a run, 7- Warshausky. cf 4 0 0 0 threatened. He struck out six Goalies Feature EARLY BIRDS - Sophie Welp- Thames River and won their before Foyt’s car blew its gredients. There is a dash of travels to St. Paul’s in Bristol St. Bernard’s added its final Evonne Goolagong 6-3, 6-2 to “ A good team will take advan Reds-Giants mile race for stock cars. Both 6. McCombe, lb 2 0 0 0 and walked only two. Offensive ly 144-365, Dot Roy 140, Robbie traditional boat race for the engine with 16 of the 100 laps to and college sports. The baseball mixed with a little ten Saturday afternoon. 3 1 1 3 run in the next inning on a win the First Federal of tage of mistakes and Minnesota Cincinnati’s Ross Grimsley races were on Saturday. After the rally, the game Bilodeau, p ly, Turgeon had two hits, in Williams 133, Julie Landsberg sixth consecutive year. go. situation appears more like nis combined with a sprinkling Cheney Tech lost its opener Sarasota USLTA open. is a good team.” whipped San Francisco for the Unser outsprinted Mike settled down. Middlesex scored single, a double and another cluding a double. In Playoff Action 130, Joyce Fish 129-126-368, a cooking recipe, with a lit of golf, and track added for a Friday to Bolton. They list i'otals 29 6 7 9 error by McKeon. HOUSTON - Fred Stolle There was nothing even a an insurance run in the seventh Middlesex 104 200 1-8 For the Eagles, McKeon Karen Johnson 128. tle rain added to postpone little flavoring. three tilts. This afternoon, the “ We dug too deep a hole in defeated Tom Okker 6-4, 6-1 team of Golden Glove winners and Manchester went down Manchester 201 300 0-6 stood out as the batting star. He NEW YORK (AP) — Goalies Ed Giacomin of New York This is the picture as the 1973 Beavers trek to Parrish Hill in KUI; Orgazalek, Lobb (2). King. the first inning,” commented while Ken Rosewall bested Jan coiild do about Minnesota’s events. The rain mixed with quietly in the bottom half of the had a single and a triple and FRIENDSHIP - Ernie Whipple spring sports scene begins to Chaplin; Wednesday they play Calaci (2). Kalco (3); 3BH: Falco, Acey; Kodes, 6-2,6-2 to advance to the and Ken Dryden of Montreai drew raves Sunday night but other run, which came on a thir- a little snow has made inning to end the game. The Penders.” It Completely was robbed of hits his other two 201, Vaughn Sherwood 551, Ruth roll. Last week only a few spor at Windham Tech and return SB: Nowak. Calaci. Smallwood; BB: changed the strategy of the finals of the Riirer there was one big difference—Giacomin won and Dryden dinning homer by Danny playing surfaces extremely final count, 8-6, was not in Kydecki 5. Bilodeau 4; SO: Rydccki 8. times up. Soucier also had a Woodbury 184-498, Lee Bean GOODYEAR ting events were scheduled. hdme Friday against Prince O^riH^merican General Walton, the Twins’ designated muddy. dicative of the pitchirig perfor Bilodeau 5. game.” double. Hickey, except for the lost. 179-482, Cheryl Turcotte 454. This week more are added and Tech. to u n ^ . “ We, could have changed second-period goals by Jim hitter. STEVENSOH BROS. by next Tuesday everyone will Tuesday, Ellington, Bolton mances. Jerry Rydecti struck Howviver, from then on, the three walks, pitched a strong Schoenfeld and Perreault and out eight and worked out of MtinrIirMirr (II) things around in the second SAPLINGS- Mary Albano 147, be playing. and Coventry debut the baseball Eagles settled down and Hickey game. The hits off him were not wrapped it up when Rene EXXON trouble well. AB R 1H E Coif period, but Giacomin killed Althea Jewell 139-359, Bernice Tigers- Indians East Catholic opened its season with South Windsor and pitched hitless ball the rest of solid and the defensive support Robert, Don Luce and Loser Russ Bilodeau gave up (Juerin. cf 3 2 0 0 was spotty. HARTFORD (AP) - Purses us,” said Boston Coach Bep Fellows 134. Norm Cash’s two-run homer , rin SM aDi sTimi baseball season Saturday Rockville playing Friday in Acey, 2b 4 1 1 0 the game, with only three men Perreault scored in the final 20 only one earned run, but got no “ There were typical first- at the Greater Hartford Open Guidolin after the New York and the combined three-hit MS IWi Mini. H w M v against St. Bernard’s and was season openers. Calaci. ss 4 0 0 0 reaching base, two though minutes. support in the field as the Tracey, If 2 1 1 0 have had to be increased “ in ■ goalie kicked away 33 shots in a ^pitching of Joe Coleman and ■4M 533 defeated 7-1. The Eagles are in Manchester High opens the errors and one Ut batsman. game mistakes. Defensively, Chicago took a 2-0 lead Cougars made nine errors. Kalco, rf 2 0 0 0 order.to attract the best golfers . 4-0 victory over the Bruins, his Road Race Lerrin LaGrow helped Detroit season Monday, April 16, at The EaglM broke''the iCfe we weren’t sharp,-’J- -Penders agajnst St. Louis midway Bilodeau struck out five and Smallwood, 3b 4 1 1 0 said. “ We were hitting the ball, of the Professional Golf- first shutout in 44 National WELLESLEY, Mass. (AP)- beat Cleveland. Coleman home against Penney High. tA'han, lb 2 2 1 0 finally in Ihe sixth inning. through the first period but 'GROWER BELT" stranded eight runners. Association to our tour Hockey League career playoff Dan Moynihan of Tufts appears allowed only two hits until the Manchester Community Warshausky, c 4 1 1 0 McKeon led off with a tremen but we weren’t getting the Pierre Plante cut the margin in In the second tilt, Ray ('ainarco, p 3 1 2 0 nament,” according to Mark R. games. “ He made some good ready for the intercollegiate ninth, when LaGrow came on to TIRE BUY OF THE YEAR i / n e s s — College plays another dous triple to deep right and breaks. Hickey settled down half and Phil Roberto knotted it BELTED Is Camarco tossed a brilliant Kuefe. p 0 1 0 0 after the first inning and he Lawrence Jr., executive vice early saves and took some outdoor track season. preserve the shutout after a doubleheader Saturday in Klint, cf 0 0 0 0 scored on a ground ball by Dan early in the second stanza. Ptin $2.31 three-hitter and Jim Keefe gained confidence.” president of the sponsoring heart out of us.” Moynihan took the lead at the leadoff single and a walk. SIZE T«X ILLY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT Winsted against Northwestern Mayden, 2b r 0 0 0 Smachetti. Frank Huck scored the TIRES Fod. Ex. Tr turned in a tidy relief job oyer Greater Hartford Jaycees. “ If I wasn’t playing against four-mile mark and went on to BLACKWALLS E78-14 r tlro - AIR CONDITIONED!^ C.C. Last Saturday, the Bosk, rf 0 1 0 0 Earlier, the Eagles had an The Eagles play their next tiebreaking goal IVz minutes K Tndt two innings. The two combined The event this year will carry Dryden I would have had twice edge Steve Ellis of the Boston Royals-A ngels Nitdtd Cougars split a twinbill with excellent chance to score. In game ’Tuesday at Mt. Nebo later, Gary Sabourin made it 42 for a four-hitter as Manchester Totals 29 ll 7 0 $300,000 in prize money, com as. many goals,” said Buffalo’s A.A. Saturday in the annual TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY SPECIAL Middlesex C.C.. the fourth inning, McKeon led against St. Thomas Aquinas at three minutes after that and Kansas City used solo home clobbered the visitors, 11-1. pared to the GHO record $125,- Gil Perreault, who scored twice Wellesley Road Race. 8 Lbs. DRY CLEANINC - $1.50 Besides baseball being 1) off with a single and Ron 4. Garry Unger sealed it with 3:04 runs by Hal McRae, Lou SIZES nut $2.50 Camarco also collected two AB R H E 000 at last year’s Labor Day in'the Sabres’ 5-1 triumph over Moynihan covered the 9.69-mlle to $2.73 played, track, golf and tennis left. Piniella and Amos Otis—the $ F78-14 hits in three trips to the plate. Inferrea, c 2 1 0 2 tourney. the Canadiens. route in 49 minutes, 32 seconds. FodTEx. Tax Quality Speed Queen fguipment are also scheduled. The track Philadelphia’s Bobby Clarke first two on consecutive pitches F78-15 , r Uror- Middlesex committed six Orga/alek, ss 3 0 2 1 The 1972 tournament netted a The opposite results left the Ellis trailed by 13 seconds, with Q78-14 Trodo schedule is capped this week by Aivano, If 2 0 0 1 scored his first Stanley Cup in the fourth inning—and the errors as Manchester exploded profit of $21,609.15, Lawrence Rangers and Canadiens with 3-1 Ken Mueller of the BAA just 078-15 ty Eastern Relays in New Bri Ihjicini. 3b 2 0 2 2 goal late in the first period to clutch relief pitching of Bruce BELCON LAUNDROMAT — 309 Green Rd. for four runs in the fourth and Ixobb. cf 2 0 0 0 Hockey Meet Tuesday said. leads in their first-round bestof- another second back.. tain. break a two-game shutout Dal Canton to defeat California. sixth frames. King (Tom), p 3 0 0 0 7 Stanley Cup series and a SIZES nut $2.73 Gilmarten, 2b 2 0 0 streak by Minnesota goalie to 33.01 .lim Lehan knocked in two 0 ■ chance to wrap it up Tuesday H78-14 FtdTEx.Tu Kydecki, lb 3 0 0 0 Cesare Maniago. runs and scored two, Anyone interested in ice wild fire in neighboring com night when the scenes shift H78-16 HaWs Geary, rf 3 0 0 0 Power-play goals by Chris SipiS: ATt-l* or C7I-14 , M r highlighting a seven-hit Cougar hockey in Manchester? munities and it’s just a matter back to Boston and Montreal. J78-15 ' Nttdod Arrow INDOOR ARCHERY Bordeleau and Wally Boyer Plu» $2.06 to $2.11 Fod. E«. Tox par Mr# - No Trido Noodod attack. Bruce Tracey stole Totals 24 1 4 6 If you are, an organizational of time before Manchester is in Elsewhere, the St. Louis triggered Winnipeg past three bases for Manchester, up Manchester 300 404 X-■n meeting will be held tomorrow cluded. ! Blues remained alive by Middlesex 001 000 0- 1 Two fiberglass belts... night at 8 in the Teachers’ Speakers Tuesday will in beating Chicago 5-3 and cutting Minnesota in the WHA. Jim setting the rythme of pitcher RBI: Guerin, Tracy, Smallwood, MITES Johnson, Norm Beaudin and nut $2.31 plus two plies of polyester Tom King. The Middlesex Ivohan 2. Orgazalek; 2BH: Smallwood, Cafeteria at Manchester High. clude John Bentley, Dick : the Black Hawks’ lead to a SIZE Ftd. Ex.Ttx Bobby Hull also scored for the cord... today’s most righthander went all the way. Orgnzalek; SB: Tracey 3; Hits off Tingiey, Bob Houley and Noel ^similar 3-1 while the E78-14 pir tire - Jets while Bob MacMillan and I No Trade preferred tire body cord. Camarco notched the win, Camarco 3 for 1 run in 5 innings. Hits off Clyde Miller of 109 Conway Nightingale. ■' Philadelphia Flyers, behind Ntadad Kaefe 1 for 0 runs in 2 innings. Ted Hampson tallied for the scattereing three hits in five in Rd. is pushing the move to The meeting wiil be open to ; bpug Favell’s perfect goalten WHUEWAUS organize a hockey team at alt interested in hockey. ding, blanked Minnesota 3-0 and Fighting Saints. Selby slapped in a rebound at SIZES nut $2.50 Manchester High and also to in Several preliminary sessions evened their series with the F78-14 to $2.73 3:37 of sudden-death overtime Fid. Ex. Tax stitute a youth hockey program indicated there are many in ;Korth Stars at two games F78-15 in town. terested in bringing hockey to to give New England its victory 078-14 TIRE BARGAINS! apiece. The action resumes I Notdtd The sport has caught on like Manchester. 'Tuesday in Chicago and over Ottawa. 078-15 4-PLY RAYDN... ' Philadelphia. SIZES nut $2.75 PRICE F.E.T. In World Hockey Assoiciation to $3.01 , j^ y o ff action, Uie Winnipeg H78-14 FtdrEX.TlX 700x13...... $20.95 $1.81 Spring H78-15 I I Bortlro- i Jets downed the Minnesota ' NoTrtdt J78-15 F78x14...... $22.95 $2.37 ■ Fighting Saints 5-2 for a 2-0 I Ntadad Model F P C 1 3 -2 0 8 TT TUNE UP SPECIAL I lead, the New England Whalers 978x14 ...... $23.95 $2.53 Save on this % 100 made it two in a row over the Plut $3.13 1______Frost-Proof Frigidaire 6E SURE . (^BLISS ha* b««n Mrviiig th« Hama Owtiar H78x14 ...... $24.95 $2.75 Ottawa Nationals on Brit SIZES: A7B-13 or C7B-14 SIZE 2 ' BM Nciiianrintiioiii With expert instruction archery lessons make learning not only easy VOLKSWMENS ONLY L78-15 Top-Freezer refrigerator, j Selby’s overtime goal and the for 91 YEARS. For a complalia FREE INSPECTION of Plut $2.06 to'$2.11 Ftd. Ex. Tax per tire - No Trade Needed Nh iM WS Will ISSOT | N ■ J78x14...... $25.95 $3.02 5.82 cubic feet of freezer but fun. At a cost of only $2.00 anybody can learn to shoot a bow and M 1 .9 5 I Cleveland Crusaders turned your homo by a Tarmila Control Export; tuparvitad I tutura fM v w f te On I arrow safely and with a reasonable degree of skill. 978x15 ...... $23.95 $2.90 space; 20.5 cubic feet of ’ back the Philadelphia Blazers by tha finatt tachnical ataff, phono oor naarott (biduites points and plugs) organized storage space :> 3^1 for a conimahding 3-0 bulge, RPPIIANCE PARTS local offica: 3 WAYS TO CHARGE • O**" Customsr Crsdit Plan • Mastmr cnSrgu o BsnkAnMrieard Complete equipment rentals are available at only 75$ an Outfit consisting of a full recurve,, H78X15 ...... $24.95 $2.80 Offar Valid ApHI 1st to April 30th. in all. Automatic Ice i The Rangers roared to their center shot laminated bow with a matched set of fiber glass target arrows, arm guard and WASHERS'^DRYERB L78x15...... $20.95 $3.13 SATURDAY HIORNING SERVICE . Maker available at e^ctra , ^4-0 lead against Boston on shooting glove. charge. BY APPOINTRIEIIT - CALL 646-2B38 firstperiod goals by Rod Gilbert RANGES DISHWASHERS 649-9240 Make an appointment soon for your first archery lesson or just drop In any time for some tand Pete Stemkowski and Goodyear Service Stores Two Atwoods Manchester Tire. Inc. REFRIGERATORS MAIN 8T. ON ROUTE 30 295 BROAD ST^ OPP. ’THB IK>0T OPFICE practice and fun. vi second-period tallies by Bobby KELLY RD. and VERNON VERN09 CIRCLE BROWN’S TIRE SHOP 419.95 IPPLIANCE_ VERNON, CONN. PHONE 043-1101 SWNiiiSt NMcketiir Rousseau and SteVe Vickers. BUSS TERMITE CONTROL CORK VERNON, CONN. PHONE 046-0101 ASanSo CiadN Card Ug Ta t Maalha Ta Fay HaTs Arrow (INDOOR JUICHERV) Hangs Mon., Tu m ., Wnd. 140 - S«0 PHONE 07S-0774 Tal MS-2til U.PEMIL ■ IM , I Meanwhile, Buffalo pumped \ REPAIR Man. • Wad. ■ • 140 Thara. - M S - • 291 Wost MkMIe Tpko. iHancheatar TED TRUDDN, INC. DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 Thin. A Frt. S40 - MO 0 A.M. • 10 P.M. Dally SaL S • 1 — Sank Amartoard Nal AuaSaMa n|M PaliliM — SaKcli to PiwhIh Route 83 646-2838 Tricottvilta 141 n . ;50 shots at Montreal’s Dryden, ISHFORtSTSTMANCHESTFR Saturday — 40 • 140 Opsn mgblly 0 P M -ll pm Mon., Tuas., Thurs., Prl. Bun. 8 • 8 P.M. . |jj fin Amcd 6m$Rn8 (M3-an imaking it 94 in two nights. The The Oldest & lamest In Conn,______Opon AH Itay and Evontags Wad. A Sat Sun. 12-0 PM Tal. 846-0443______iiMtr vSabres took a 2-1 lead on Ij h o m e ^ Min X PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., AprM 9, 1W3 MANCHF-STER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., April 9, H78— PAGE SEVENTEEN. BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with M/UOR HOOPLE fTlIM-IUM-TUMrt WHAT ARE \ ASTHCse RUWY „.*n«YCAia»s/M/ TH'SIU.y PBUNrs BEEN r i p p v f - ^ i ^ MOia SO ISUCTS nSSOLVK HANPETOA^AKE WATCHIN'THOSE TV P(SH The “Action Marketplace’* H A P P Y / AMAYTHB TH EM S O FT AKIP GSAD. BUSTER, WHO WASHING OO/yUAERCIALS EVER HEARDOFA we use A a o u r r y o r s a s e o n BBAUTtFULt Fast — ElfecUve S B n u a THIS SOItEO CAR b e in g shy Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers CROCKERY. ABOUT ITS AGE? m r m -«.HAK-KAFF-«- M OUR. Over 60,000 Daily Readers SOUP. WCIPENTALLY P1I?1 Herald Classified Ads MENTION THERES AN EXTRA Slop (15 Word Minimum) - Fast Results FOR DRIVINor 4 ^ 1 1 D a y___ — 8$ per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR 3 Days...... — 7i$ per word per day CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 6 Days . ___ — 60 per word per day 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCA'HON 26 Days ...... — 5 >!■ -■ K MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon., April 9, 1973 - PAGE NINETEEN JP PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon., April ». 1973 Out of Aacwar la Praviaaa Faiila Lots-Land For Bale Town- Houses For Sale 73 For Rent g$ 72 Procious Stones East Hartford 38 Apartmonta For Rant 93 Apartmanta For Rpnt^__ H i p NTMitad 38 ftalp Wanttd HOW ABOUT BOSj'TON l a k e —Neat 4-room Church Schools aiDPPtNO MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- ACX088 SW ildoxof V ^ O N THERE? aOUMM horise, lake privUeges, fenced Celebea WANTI WMXPERIEIICE ! . bedroom townhouse includes yafd, $175 per month, heat and SOMETHING OLD, iJ lia----- ’ SNGLE FANLY LOT Be C losed 9 0 0 0 Jieqt, appliances, carpets. Full JVariagatad 4Brythook M jly CI6M. laU M«M PARAGON TOOLCO^ REQIIilEb - SSL electric not included. Couple SOMETHING NEW chalcadonjr sea god C^ty water & city Hewer. THEReoUOMTA pHVate basement, $230 per preferred, one child accepted. SAfflrma month. Paul W. Dougan 10 Ruby----- R i^ t next to tee bua lim. USED CARS Is hiring mm. A LAW Security and references. 643- Tradition ioves a bride -r- and we (d a rted SA^erturea ,Wmk to shopping, school and| 600D HUMOR A6AIM6T-THOSE Realtor, 643-4535 or 648-1021. HPIMTIIBITS HARTFORD (AP) - A deci Top Prices PiM 226p. atona) 7D ^ured churches. Priced at f7,900.' TOOL MAKERS 6IOKI6 ALOHO Hoiimm d 8frMt love her too. What’s more, we want 12 Incarnation 8 Sun coloration sion by tee Most Rev. John F. For AH Mskos U P o a ’abalo'ved For more informatioii call ICECREAM T W e S U P E R - MANCHESTER vicinity - (Off W, Mlddl* Tplw-) R cIc KVILLE - 3 rooms, to help her find the kind of home 9 Urge (Scot) Whealon, archbishop of the m 14Faalremone 10 Shut loudly Tony Wasilefsky at 6494308. MOLD MAKERS •START AT ONCE nKSHitAVS THAT Four-room apartment, two MANCH88T8R anbliances, $105. monthly. she has dreamed of. Hartford Roman Catholic CARTER CHEVROLET bqdrooms, stove, refrigerator, ISDiatrict llBIissive whitish forrive ‘ EARN HIGH INCCMCE; 'frtilHby Utuities not included. 872-0359 Before you start to unpack that archdiocese, is expected this m ALL AROUND MACHINISTS AD*VeRTl6e« wall-to-wall carpeting, lORusaian 12 Near East gemstone 37 Medicinal •• CO., MC. > 7:3j)-9:30 p.m. empeFora vehicle 26 Unfortunately planta ..B&W week on the recommended 1229 Main Street • NO CASH BOND appliances, heat, hot water, UAR HOUSING CORP. i lovely new trousseau, let us help U T H E MEN REQUIRED 19 Insane 17 Aventurine 27 Narrow SSRomangod closing of one of East Hart cellar storage, parking, large 1 and 2-bedroom luxury you find the very home you ISBioken 19 Killed opening 39 Woman of The BARROWS A WALLACE Co. E wT HAR’TFORD — Burnside "* Realtors — MLS ford's three parochial elemen MILLING MACHINE OPERATORS HIGH LIBERAL Tm. flog. U. 9. Pet. 0(1.—AH right* reserved yard. 649-^1, 646881, $190 apartments. Features waU-to^ lenmanta 20 Fling 28Turkiah refinement C ta il by United Feetur* Syndieate, Ine. Avenue, three and four-room want...old or new! PERCENTAGE monthly. wall carpeting, vanity tile, 20 Farm animal 21 Shield bearing dignitariea 40 Baseball itar, Manchester Parkade — 4496304 tary schools. apdrtaients, heat, hot water, Come on in to Ruth CRIR-MAN-SHIPPING A RECEIVING ' DRIVER’S UCENSE baths, buUt-in oven, range, 23 Uirl’a name 22 Troublesome 31 Practical Ihe pastors of St. Mary’s igerator, range, garbage 24 Have courose plant -instrument 41ShakeqMar- Roman Catholic Church ESSENTIAL ATTRACTIVE two-room apart- dishwasher, refrigerator and al, carpeting, elevators, 25 Varieties of ean queen Must IM aMt to sal up niMMne and w ait ta b/p. “B u TOOHT 23 Literary genre 33 O ce ^ e recommended on Saturday that • 18 YEARS OR OLDER merit, stove, refrigerator, heat, disposal, electric heat, 2 air fflce 560 56- Burnside*' quartz 24 Mexican phenomena 42 Raw metal 1 hot', water, electricity, their church’s school be closed • c h o ic e territories > E L l> /e R - conditioners, glass sUding Avrinue. 10 a.m. to 4 JCeitli Rfici Siiate 28 Bridal path leader, 35 Quebec 43 Container Out of Town-For Sale 75 references, no pets. $110. 2 2 8 - p.m Call: 29Pennit Porflrlo— university 45 Convent for lack of funds. The 40-year- a v a il a b l e doors, aU large rooms, FuU 172 E CENTERSTREET 30 Dignified worker Apply at 3540, 649-5325. 25 Green or 36 Pardon, SOUTH WINDSOR - 6V4 room old school is tee only one in basement gtorage' area, ample 6464126 32Raiaed 121 Adam SL, Manchestar, Cam. College Students apply now 9 ^ platform r T“r" I IT f" r F“ Split. LeVel home. Three East Hartford offering instruc e p s o CENTER STREET — 4Vk room parking. Starting at $175. Bilfalneaa Locations- for weekend and. summer 649-1922 33 Semipreeloua bedrooms, I'A bates, carpeted tion from kindergarten through townhouse, IVk baths, all Handy to shopping, schools, Fof Rent 87 nr H 12 positions. Apply daily and atone living room and family room. eighth grade. appliances, carpeted, 2 air- bus and reUgious facilities. -t- R'TI’I'l 34SuperlaUva Saturdays, 9-5. ;iM - MANCHESTER - 100,000 14 Lovely wooded lot with many conditioners, heat and hot Model apartment open .foi; sufiBx shrubs. Merritt Agency, 64^ square feet, will divide. 35 Parts of a IT" 11 28B-82B1 vtno water, storage. By appoint inspection 1-S p.m., Satontoy PRIVACY — 2.6 acres, 7-ro6m MANCHESTER - 7 -room 1180. "n e srfOULD ment, Charles PonticeUf, 649- Suitable for manufacturing and Colonial IVk tiled baths, stanza ni9 OOOA and Sunday. Other times 1^’ warehouse. 1-748-5634. Ranch, family room, paneling, 36 Male sheep II” JP 21ST GOOD HUNOR CORP. ■ ihi ■rue 9644, 6464)800. family kitchen, garage, trees, plastered walls, range, dis IF appointmoit. — «------39 Burdened Sullivan Ave.-Kennedy Rd. landscaped. $3 2 ,^ . Hutchins hwasher, garbage disposal, 40Movfestar, COVENTRY MANCHESTER - Available 460 MAIN St. - Ideal for store, extra large 2-car garage, 3-zone ----- Lugosi FOREMAN South Windsor ^ -9 offree, etc. $160. Call 646-2426,9- Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. 5T H April 1st, Six rooms, $175. New Call: hot water oil heat, city utilities. 41 Desert in 43 ROLLING ACRES To supervise 2nd shift production of An Equal Opportunity 5. ■ ' 3-bedroom duplex, $225. UAR Housing Corp IMMACULATE OVs room Built by Ansaidi. . Charles California H” secondary machining operations. Employer 44 Inflame 8-room older Colonial, 4 Halp Wanted 38 Artfclaa for Sale 45 Rooma Without Board 89 Frechette & Martin, Realtors, 84S-9881 Ranch, remodeled kitchen, dis Lesperance, 649-7620. background necessary. 46^ MAIN Street - Building for with love ST bedrooms, large kitchen, den, Supervisory In machining 647-9993. RoboH Murdock, Roaltor hwasher, 1^ baths, carpeting, 4SFlowIonda Good knowledge of tool/ng and metal machining any business, office, or com dining room, 4-car garage, WOMEN with free time, TAG SALE - April 11th, 10 THE THOMPSON H ou se- Cot large paneled recreation room, NINEROOM house including (Sp.) M If ST equipment, Including milling, drilling and MANCHESTER , Newer two- 843-9881 mercial use, near Center. Call apartment for in-laws, 2Vs 47 Red gemstones ■ barn and sheds. 2,950’ of road related equipment required. Must be resourceful seeking guaranteed salary, if a.m. - 3 p.m. Clearance, Odds tage St., centrally located, 6^2426, 9-5 p.m. garage. Low 30’s. Hutchins SECRETARY — Are you a good you can qualify, showing large, pleasantly furnished family DuplexDuplex, in a familylamiiy Stophon J. Luchon Jr. Agency, 649-5324. * baths, enclosed porch, two-car 48 Emerald or - ■ F frontage, rolling land cleared and have the ability to resolve mechanical and and ends, antiques. Carlson, aquamarine production problems. secretary? Start work for local America’s leading home Twin Hills Drive, Coventry, rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 neighborhood. ’Dvo bedrooms, Supl. - 848-8387 _irage with automatic doors, 41lA 41 44 and wooded. law firm. $100-$125 per week. includes appliances, full private professional o f f ic e ,! aluminum siding, on W acre 49 Seines products. Pleasant and in Conn. for overnight and permanent beautiful, spacious. Excellent T Excellent wages and benefits. Legal experience helpful but teresting work. No experience guest rates. basement. $190 per month. Paul heavily treed lot. Priced in mid DOWN M 4 W, Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535 or FIRST-FLOOR,' five-room- exposure and projection. First MERRin AGENCY Send resume to Personnel Dept. not necessary. Never a fee at necessary. Call 289-3316. LOBSTER POTS - Weathered forties. Principals only. Phone 1 Musical drama 4* 4A Rita Girl, Manchester, 646-3441. 646-1021. apartment, $185 monthly with floor, all facilities, parking. 6434760 for appointment. REALTORS to order, slat top, $6, rounded M A N C H l^T E R - Large clean Reasonable rent. 353 Center STYLISH 2 Yearned garage, heat. Security, lease, (NIWSrAHIL INTEXraiSE ASSN.) EXECUTIVE Secretary - W4 tops, $7. 643-1453. furnished room, maid service. Street, 649-1680, 649-3549. T h o M J T <8 CUSTODIAL applications being have a key executive Phone 649-2813. MANCHESTER - AttracUve 4 no pets. CaU between 64 p.m., RANCH MANCHESTER - Immaculate 643-^10. TOLLAND — Four-bedroom Manufacturing accepted for second shift. secretarial opening for an alert, room, first-floor apartment, 7-room Colonial, two fireplaces, TAG SALE — Three rooms of MANCHESTER 10,000 square Seven room stylish Ranch, Housee For Sale 72 Colonial, 2Vz bates, kitchen Excellent benefits. Contact Of efficient, accurate secretary furniture, household items, LADIES only — Nicely fur stove, refrigerator, references, finished rec room, fully Housee For Sale 72 Company no peU. $1M. 2 2 8 -^ , 649-5325. feet industrial space. Fully large paneled family room, with built-ins, family room off fice of Chief of Maintenance, with excellent stenographic books, etc. Call 568^39 or 232- nished room for rent, communi FOUR-ROOM apartment in 2- carpeted, garage. Near South Windsor Board of Educa family house, on bus line. sprinklered, loading docks, of 1!^ baths, 3 bedrooms, hospital. $37,900. Call Dick GARRISON Colonial built in kitchen, attached garage. Nice if a c o Q S skills. Must have the ability to 8664. ty kitchen and bath, all utilities fice area. Hayes Agency, 64^ EXTBA LOT 1970. Founbedrooms, IVk bates, treed lot. International 1 Jacobs Road, West Hartford, Connecticut tion, Union School, 771 Main St., operate independently, in a included, located on bus line, Includes stove, refrigerator, fireplaced living roomj Zimmer, J. D. Real Estate APARTMEMTS air-conditioner, and heat. 0131. Associates, 646-1992. large unique modecri kitchen Associates, Inc., Realtors, 647- South Windsor, Conn., or call pleasant courteous manner. TOBACCO Cloth, ideal for near stores. Call after 4 p.m., wall-to-wall carpeting, Comes with this five-room An •qifot cpportunlty amptoydf M/P 289-3012. Background should include Adults only. Available May 1st. with all teh refinements* For 1300. covering lawns, shrubs, etc. 20 6444)383. FOR RENT MANCHESTER 4,000 plus screened porch plus patio, house, all conveniences, gar telephone experience in dealing $190 monthly. Call 64^12^ after MANCHESTER 7-room mal dining rbqm/paneled first- cents per pound. 872-9032, 872- Newly decorated apartments square feet store-building for age, well maintained. $30,000. ■ eB P C E Is TELLER and discount teller, with wide range of general EAST HARTFORD - Church 5:30. one-car garage, all city Cape, first-floor family room, 3 floor family room with BOLTON — Mount Sumner 6587. consisting of 2 or 3 rooms, lease. Huge paved parking fireplace and built-in east-of-river location, public. Contact K. Giard, Comers Inn., 860 Main Street. utilities, extras. Fine bedrooms, garage. 'Treed lot. Drive, 9-room Contemporary downtown Manchester, 613 area. Prime location in town 649-1750 bookcases. Sliding glass doors Ranch. 3-4 bedrooms, 2Vz bates, HAIRDRESSERS wanted full, SECRETARY - Working for experience required. To $120. ^9-6001 for appointment. Boata-Accaaaorlaa 46 Clean rooms, men only. $16 up. DESIRABLE four rooms, se residential neighborhood. Stone walls, Biowers School. Main St., across from Center with highway access. Hayes $32,900. Hayes Agency, 6464131. oiawitM to large pool area on beautifully two fireplaces, two-bay base [>art-time. Apply in person. pu)ublic relations director of Call John, 289-2778, Bailey, Parking. Phone 289-78o7. cond floor, stove and heat in *ur M IMIMe OF,HA3fMU pel Agency, 6464131. ___ SMS ovn roia Nnu landscaped lot on a dead-end ment garage. Lovely setting, This is a test pattern to deter Susan Dee Coiffeures,Coiffeur 825 Main East Hartford. TYPIST — Policy for East Park - on bus line. Heat, hot cluded, security, central loca $ 3 1,8 0 0 large east-of-river company.[ipa EVINRUDE outboard motors, street. Maintenance-free minutes to parkway. Inter Street, Manchester. Hartford corporation, diverse FURNISHED carpeted room, water, refrigerator, gas range tion. 649-1919 between 5-7. TWO-FAMILY, 4-4, excellent mine The Herald’s printing shown actual size Experience“ ce in writing helpful. Holsclaw and Mastercraft aluminum siding and two-car national Associates, Inc., Good typingping and ^ortnand BARBER — Experienced. with good benefits. If you are a trailers, sales-service. kitchen privileges, lounge area, and parking provided. WmHIl L IWIIIIU» condition. Good financing o k : quality. N|EW OFFICE available. International garage. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 647-1300. CLERK-TYPIST to work in necessary. $120-8135 weekly. Phone 643-7555. good typist we need you. Call Complete service department, washer-dryer, all utilities in References, security THREE ROOMS, tile bath, Associates Inc., Reators, 647- Realtors, 646-4200. ¥ o r Easter modem East Hartford office. Never a fee at Rita Girl, Carolyn, 289-2778, Bailey, East boating supplies, accessories, cluded. Male. 646-8304,742-9868. required. No children. No heat, hot water included. BUILDING toaHors 843-1108 BEAL ESTATE) SALESMAN — Business Adults, security deposit, 1300. WILLIMANTIC - Young six- atid forever after, Salary and fringe benefits. Call Manchester, 646-3441. Hartford. Woolsey paints, Gerich’s pets. Inquire Paul’s Paint 341 BUOADST. machinery. Proven sales CLEAN, furnished room, for references, n6 pets, parking. room Raised Ranch on double this beautiful dia 289-8291 for appointment. Marine Service, 1982 Tolland Store, 615 Main St. MANCHESTER, C8NN. $ 2 7 * 9 0 0 record in the same or related SALES,ES Opening in Manchester working or r^ired gentleman. 15H School Street, second floor, MANCHESTER — 8-room over lot, 2 full baths. In excellent MANCHESTER Area - We are Tpke., Buckland, 643-2363. SPRING STREET area — An Manchester — 6-room Cape mond cross ou field required. $12K plus. Fee area.). $12-815,000 to start for Call 649-3142. 643-S8B1 from 8-9 across from the East Side Rec. ISO Sanra fwt M n* sized, full dormer Cape,'large' condition, $28,500. Lessenger PART-TIME, cook wanted looking for aggressivejpeople to *L K* saidi built Raised Ranch, 7 paid, da ll John, 289-2778, people who want to work. Must family room with beamed 00 Cod, full basement, garage, Co., Realtors, 646-8713,228-3080, chain. Sixteen bril nights, 5-9, many company work in neworanch of national Sporting Goods 47 6434H78 iftar 8 pj& • Ideal for group medical rooms, one full, two half-bates, Bailey, East Hartford. be neat, and have car. WORKING LADY, room with 214 ROOM apartment, all ceiling off kitchen, fireplaced WHERE THE treed lot. 742-9718. benefits. Apply in person corporation. Must have car and or attorney office practice, two fireplaces, two-car garage. liant diamonds set Complete company benefits. modern kitchen, bath, linen, appliances and utilities in living room, large dining room, weekday, W. T. Grant Com be neat in appearance. Call 489- MEN’S clubs, matched 'set. branch corporate office, in ACTION IS Large wooded lot. Beautiful in 14K white gold. EARN a vacation the Avon Call 489-5019 collect. Equal op parking, private entrance, cen cluded, large enclosed patio, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, heated MANSFIELD — Seven-room pany, Manchester Parkade. 5019, collect. Equal opportunity Northwestern irons, 2-9. Wilson home and excellent location. FM way! Make money in your portunity employer. tral. 64^649. 474 MAIN STREET — ’Three- gas barbeque, swimming pool. surance agency, etc. garage plus carport, close to Contemporary, 3-4 bedrooms, $220 complete with employer. Woods, 1, 3 and 4. $50. 643-1374. Manchester and Vicinity Philbrick Agency, Realtors, spare hours for a getaway room apartment, heat, $150. 6494358, 6 4 3 -^ . ' Includes air-conditioning, schools and shopping. Low 30’s. 6 4 7 -9 9 9 3 2Vz baths, on two plus acres of MATURE woman for work in ••••••••••••••«••••••••••••• 646-4200. matching chain. home for elderly. Mrs. Miller, cruise, spring clothes, PAINTERS, part-time, piece NICE r o o m for rent in private Security, family unit. 646-2426, heat, .elevator, janitorial Call Warren E. Howland, " 6^ room Ranch $29,500 nsaem IUMITM, KeTOK privacy. Low 40s. Lessenger PLASMA sprayer trainees, Florlst-Nuraerles 48 1U Ihii Start, Itaacknfo Easy Payments. 649-5985, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. exceptional opportunity for the whatever your heart desires. work only. Call 649-7863, home, female only, kitchen 9-5 p.m. service, partitioning, carpet- Realtors, 643-1108. Co., Realtors, 646-8713,228-3080, 6 room Cape $27,900 7-ROOM Raised Ranch, IVz Price subfect to change right men, to build a future with Find out how easy it is to get George. HYDRANGEA, dig your own, privileges, parking. Phone 643- igg and draperies, 742-9718. started as an Avon Represen 6609. MANCHESTER - Available PRE8IDENTIAL' BOWERS School area— 8-room 5 room Ranch $21,900 bates, fireplace, familv room, MALE gas station attendant, a growing company, with op $2 each. Call 649-6104. > 400 on-site parking. fully applianced eat-in kitchen. tative. Call 289-4922. April 1st. 6-room duplex, full at Colonial, 3-bedrooms, 2-Family $28,500 SIX-ROOM Ranch with at COLUMBIA — Lake privileges, good pay and working con portunities to advance. High •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• VIUA6EAPT6. Broken protected Two-car side entrance garage. MANCHESTER - Clean fur tic, full basement, close to fireplace, 2-car garage, park- tached garage. Centrally nicely landscaped three- ditions. Must be over 18. Apply school education required. Garden Products 50 MANCHESTER Aluminum siding, nice lot. $41,- Town of Manchester in person. Barrows Mobile Sta Applications now being SALESWOMAN/Manager for Doga-BIrda-Peta 41 nished room, central location, schools, churches, shopping. No like yard. LaPenta Agency, Many more to choose located. Call today. Inter bedroom Raised Ranch. IV^ east-of-river clothing store. pets. References, security. One and two bedrooms. 500. Philbrick Agency, national Associates, Inc., baths, formal dining room, all tion, 313 Adams St., accepted. Please apply in per BUY your potatoes direct from linens supplied. 646-2482. Realtor, 646-2440. LEGAL Strong sales experience AKC TOY Poodle Pups, two Write P.O. Box 12, Buckland from. Call now. We arrange Realtors, 646-4200. Realtors, 647-1300. applianced kitchen. Ideal area cM ichae&'^L. Manchester. son, Klock Company, 1366 the potato warehouse, comer of Near schools, churches N il Station, Buckland, Conn. all financing. 289-7475. JEW ELERS-StLVERSM lTHS SINCE 1900 Tolland Tpke., Manchester. required. Will train for males, 3 females, with five GENTLEMAN ONLY, mature, and shopping center, on m m i LARGE eight room Colonial for children. Move right in. Buckland Road and Tolland CIRCA 1730— 16 rooms, recent $34,900. Petrus Realty, m -Z m . NOTICE SECURITY Guards wanted manager. $120. plus. Fee paid. generation papers. Phone 872- kitchen privileges, free bus line. CaU anytime. C!ape, in prime residential area. MANCHESTER 958 Main St. Monchaatar Call John, 289-2778, Bailey, 'Turnpike, Buckland. Call 646- NEW 3-bedroom duplex, huge ly restored, 7 fireplaces, full-time, second and third EXECUTIVE Secretary? Like 8247. 8248. parking, references rrauired. Large rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2-car The Zoning Board of Appeals Hartlord • Middletown • New Britain East Hartford. Centrally located. 643-2693 after rooms, 157 Eldridge street. $240 474^. MAIN St, — Commercial PASEK-RUTHERFORD summer kitchen, 6 or more COLUMBIA — Builders can not shifts. Location in Manchester. to make $150-8160 per week? •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• garage. And wall-to-wall stays bedrooms, new baths, new (HMLITY DULY RANCH will hold public hearings on SIAMESE kittens, females $15, 8: . ' / . • . per month. Blanchard & 6 4 ^ ^ u place ideal for office or store, with this house. T.J. Crockett, 280-7478 742-8243 replace this home today! Must be over 25. Inquire 246- Excellent typing ana Shorthand Household Goods 51 kctchen, two-car garage, $58,- Enjoy tee benefits of buying Monday, April 16,1973, starting 8585. males, $20, box trained. Call Rossetto, Realtors, 646-2482. $1 5 9 . 646-2426, 9-5. Realtors, 643-1577. REALTORS-MLS Spacious four-bedroom, two full necessary. Profit sharing. 900. Philbrick Agency, a home built by a builder for at 7:00 P.M., in tee Hearing Never a fee at Rita Girl, after 3 p.m., 643-9213. NEWLY refinished room, large bath Colonial. Formal dining SINGER Touch and Sew, like NEWLY redecorated four room Realtors, 646-4200. himself. Plaster walls, room, rec room, basement gar Room of tee Municipal Building KEYPUNCH Operator — Home Manchester, 646-3441. PART-TIME Sales — Mature, new, hems, buttonholes, stretch house, private location, group 2400 SQUARE Feet of in PRUNE appliance manufacturer is personable sales personnel for WANTED — Good home for six living, warm atmosphere. apartment, heat, stove, dustrial floor space, three RAISED RANCH, custom built, diagonal sub-flooring, perky age. East commutirig. $34,900. to hear and consider the stitches, monograms, sews on refrigerator, livirig room cathedral ceilings, large formal ROCKLEDGE Oversized 10- looking for operator WANTED set-up man for evening hours. Good pay. ^ p ly month old male Chihuahua and Immediately available. 646- phase power, loading dock, of- GOULD YOU USEA cypress paneling, IVi totes, 7 Petrus Realty, 228-3m. following petitions: buttons, fancy designs. carpet, $160. Adults only, no dining room, modern equipped room Ranch. Two fireplaces, ENERGY experienced with Alpha- banqu^,banquets, able tot( do a variety of in person, W.T. Grant Com Poodle, mixed. Call 64^2161. 7378. Furnished Apartments 94 fice,bparking. 649-5043. barn rooms, carpeting and built- Item 1 James and Ingeborg Original^ $399.50, now only LARGE. LARGE ? kitchen, 2 full baths, 4 good three or more bedrooms, Numeric. Good wages and jobs. Good■ .pay IV and benefits. pany, Manchester Parkade. We pets, security deposit required. A spacious older room ins. Bower’s School. $36,900. VERNON — Bolton Lake, cozy Bates request variance to erect $99.65. Easy terms. 522-0476, CaU 643-9678. 7 sized bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, Florida room, 2Vk baths, ear 'round 4-room cottage, DIET benefits. Apply Personnel 649-5271. ApplyAppl. in person. are an equal opportunity ye dealer. ’TWO-ROOM furnished apart BOL’TON NOTCH — Industrial J. Gordon, 649-5306. detached garage in side yard 4 employer. Norwegian Eik Hound, female, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• pr commercial 4 acres, 4,000 home, established residen oversized 2-car garage. tremendously large recreation Vireplaced living room, THE SUCCESSFUL DIET Department, Iona Company, 6 Willie’s Steak House. ment, stove, refrigerator, neat, room plus office and workshop. feet from north side line at 325 has papers. Loves children. Apartments For Rent 63 square feet office or retail tial neighborhood with all Philbrick Agency, Realtors, excellent condition. Wonderful FOR ACTIVE PEOPLE Regent Street, Manchester. CLEAN USED — refrigerators, hot water, private bath. Oversized two-car garage, Autumn Street, Residence Zone Will sell to loving family in VIU A6ER Marlow’s, 867 Main Street: building, many storage utilities. Two-car garage, 646-4200. starter or retirement home plus LOS ANGELES (Special)— -Thi PART-TIME cooks, servers, SECRETARY - South Wind ranges, automatic washers quality throughout. Iteilbnck A. moat important kay haatth food FEMALE gas station atten and vendors. 1973 Race Season, rural district only. $70 firm. MANCHESTER - One- buildings. 521-7373 or 1-223-4^ year 'round fun. $18,500. sor. Small friendly office, with guarantees. See them at B. APARTMEMTS walk-up room attic. Low, TEN-ROOM Contemporary Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. known to man, naglactad and dants, good pay and working opens Sunday, April 15th. Apply 647-1655 before noon, or after bedroom ranch type apartment, MANCHESTER - 3-room fur after 5 p.m. The BARROWS It WALLACE Co. Exclusive. Evans & Clapp, Item 2 John F. Tierney ovarlookad by all but a amall diversity galore. Experience in D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main low 30’s. Call. Ranch with 3-room studio Realtors — MLS conditions. Must be over 18. now, ARA Commissary, Staf 7:30 p.m. private entrance, includes heat Available April 1st, 5-room, 2- nished apartment, first floor, Realtors, MLS, 647-1464. requests variance to erect addi parcantaga who know tha HI all insurance lines heipful. Up St., Call 643-2171. apartment. Over IVz acres of COLONIAL CAPE - Nine Manchester Parltade — M9-5306 Enargy valua of prunat In thair Apply in person. Barrows Mobil ford Springs Speedway, Staf and appliances, $170 per month. $110 plus utilities. 643-9274. . n Wanted to Rent 69 WARREN L HOWLAND tion to funeral home to within 3 dally livaa. Haavy abundanca of to $130. Fee paid. Call Ann, 289- bedroom town house, wall-to- land with view. Redwood con rooms, ail brick and aluminum station, 313 Adams ‘ ■ St., ford Springs, Conn. Live Stock 42 Paul W. Iteugan, 6434535, 64^ REALTORS 843*1108 MANCHESTER - Bolton, feet of west side line and to ex Vitamin C and E plus iron. 100% 2778, Bailey, East Hartford. CARPETS — Wholesale to you wall carpeting, 2 air siding, 16x32’ living room with digastibla for all agas. This diat 1 0 2 1 . BOLTON NOTCH - Nicely fuTr struction, large thermopane excellent 4-room Ranch, wall to Manchester. MELODY FARMS - at our warehouse. ’The C ai^ t WOMAN with three children floor-to-ceiling fireplace, 4 tend new addition into a plan works wondars for man. conditioners, appliances, heat nished 3-room apartment, elec windows. Philbrick Agency, wall carpeting, extra large gar Beautiful quarter horse type Merchants, 1310 Tolland Tpke.,' needs four or more rooms, huge bedrooms, fully equipped Residence B Zone at 219 West Yuoman. childran without pills, THREE-Bedroom apartment, and hot water, 114 tile baths, tricity, heat, and hot water in Realtors, 646-4200. age with storage area. Large drugs or axtrcisa. strawber^ roan gelding, 14.3,4 Manchester. 646-8568. reasonably priced. Call 647- eat-in kitchen, large formal Center Street, Business Zone I heat, hot water, appliances, washer and dryer hook-up, clu d e in weekly rent. Good 9571. BOWERS School, beautifully lot, retiretrient or starter home. Prunts giva quick vital anar- years. Handsome, buckskin dining room, 3V^ bates, family f which IS crucial In any diat ca r p eting, maximum 3 patio. No pets. parking. Ideal for middle-aged O V E R S IZ E D cu sto m 4- ' MANCHESTER A real doll house. Priced at only and Residence Zone B. B Saletwomen, Minagars to soH Florida Roal Estato In four homo 1 gelding, 15.3, show trained, gen LARGE NORGE two-door clean 6-room Cape. Aluminum bedroom Colonial. Built in 1972. room with bar, 13x30’ game o tlrad, draggad-out faaling as children. " ^ 1 urity. $225. 643- adults, no pets. References Houses For Sale 72 sided, detached garage, deep $23,800. Charles Lesperance, Information pertaining to wHh othar dials. tle. Flashy chestnut mare, sen- frost-free refrigerator, First-floor family room with room, in-law potential. 3-car ENJUtGED RANCH!! 9097. required. CaU 64i-2S^. treed lot. Fireplaced living 649-7620. above may be obtained in tee 10 Lbs. In 10 Days ...... 3. Smooth avocado. IVz years old, used 3 Call 649-7620 fireplace, 2Vz bates with mar garage. Nice lot. Philbrick Oversized 8-room Green Are you the person w e need? PRIVACY — Contempora^ 6- room, new furnace. Won’t last Planning Office. TTiosa who follow tha simpla All these months. Reasonable, 646-5788, ble vanities. 2-car oversized Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Manor Ranch for tee family EAST HARTFORD — six room plan axactly as diractad, raport quiet arid well 5-7 p.m. only. MANCHESTER - Deluxe one- Houses tor Rent 85 room Ranch. Cathedral ceiling, long. Keith Real Estate, 646- All persons interested may a loss' of 10 pounds in 10 days, bedroom townhouse, full garage, full walk-out basement teat likes lots of elbow room. Cape, basement, large living starting from the day they bagln mannered. Also training, built-ins, IVi baths, fireplace, 4126, 649-1922. COLONIAL Ranch — 6 rooms, attend these hearings. sees himself in • rivate basement, includes AVAILABLE immediately - ONE-BEDROOM house, ideal with sliding glass doors. Formal dining room, family room, paneled den, appliances. tha diet. Thara Is usually no • able to make decisions showing, conditioning, and KENMORE portable sewing panelirig, garage, patio, IVz baths, large modern ZONING waight loss for tha first 4 days, eat, appliances, carpets, four room garden apartment, for working couple. Heat, no Beautiful skyline view. Owner, $25,500. 528-8M7. a career position on his own boarding. East Windsor, 623- machine, buttonhole attach E barbeque,' two acres. Hutchins IMMACULATE Ranch, 3 kitchen, fireplace, beautiful room, 114 bates, mud room, but sUddanly on tha Sth day you private patio and entrances, appliances, carpeting, heat, hot pets, adults only. $135 monthly. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, BOARD can axpact to drop as much as 5 earning $15,000 up 3072, 1-749-0449. ment, $20. Call M 9-6^. Agency, 649-5324. bedrooms, IV^ baths, recreation bay windows m front, walk-out carpeting throughout, built- • able to plan his time $200 per month. Paul W. water, $195 monthly. Security. 643-5879. 646-4200. ROCKVILLE — Five-room OF APPEALS pounds, and continus to losa room, 20x40 swimming p I f PAGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Rtonchester, Conn^^ E. Rudolph Johnson Police Report About Town Bob McLaughlin Dies, E. Rudolph Johnson of .Bran ford died Saturday at the FoUce report that between 25 The Wbmen’s Home Le^ue (Cheshire Hospital in Keene, and 30 headstones Were over of the Salvation Army will n ^ t Obituaries Water, Sewer Officer N.H. He was the brother of turned at St. James Cemetery Tuesday at 1:90 p.m. jA >'the Raymond Johnson of over the weekend. The van Robert McLoughlin, 80, of 141 Social Club and an honorary Junior Hall of ^ e CiiUukik Mrs. Joseph H. Dudley Manchester. dalism Is being investigated by Thomas Pagani Prospect St., retired outside member of Hose Co. 4 of the Refreshments will be serv^ . The Weather Johnson Dies^ Mrs. Dorothy Dudley, wife of Survivors beside his brother, the detMtive bureau of the Killed When superintendent of the town Fire D epai^ent. a former associate pastor of are his wife, three daughters, Manchester Police Depart Members of liie Variably cloudiness tonight, chance of MDC Engineer Manchester Water and Sewer Survivors are three sons, Center Congregationai Church, one son, and one grandchild. ment. light snow. Little, if any, accumulation. Hit by Car Department, died Sunday in Elmore McLoughlin of Society are requested to Funeral services will be iiaturliPHtpr EHFitinn Hpralb Low in mid 30s. Partly sunny Wednesday, died Saturday night at their at the J