PAGE TWENTY MONDAY, JJJLY 17, 1972 ed for parking is 271 Main 8t. Razing Begins zoned Residence A. tion of on attached garage at The Weather Hebron -—Humble Oil Company’s re­ — Nellie K. Eicholtier’s re­ 25-27 Stone SL, zoned Residence Town Asks to G>ntinue quest for reapproyol of an ex­ At Sheridan Block Fair, warm, humid tonight; WORLD ALMAMC quest for a variance to main­ A. FACTS isting gas station at 823 Center patchy fog by a.m.; low near tain four beehives at the rear of — Shell Oil Company’s peU- St. The site was approved for Page 5 75. Tomorrow and Thursday 16 Oak Grove St., zoned lusi- tlon for a special exception and Storage of Concrete Castings a gas station several years ago, . .the same. Schools End Year dence AA. variance to allow an extension and the company wants affir­ Manchester— A City of Village Charm A town request to continue Hawthorne St., zoned Residence of a gas staUon parking lot at — A variance request by the mation of the approval. a use variance for storage of C. ’The applicants ore Nicholas Manchester Lions C3ub. to per­ 275 Main St. Hie area propos­ With $5,654 Surplus concrete building sections off and Phyllis Jackston. mit an outdoor “ beerfest” at VOL. XCI, NO. 245 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULy 18, 1972 (ClasBltled Advertsing on Page 11) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS Tolland T^ke. heads an eight- — Mary *Taylor’s request for the Parkade (zoned Business 3) J item public hearing agenda for a special exception and vari­ (Ml July 27, 28, and 29. The Board of Bducatlon has Oombustlon Qompany In the tonight’s meeting of the Man­ ance for conversion of a single- — Walter Warsynskl’s request ended its 1971-1972 fiscal year amount of $735 to repair the chester Zoning Board of Ap­ family dwelling to a two-family combustion chamber In the old peals (ZBA). for a variance to reduce north showing an operating surplus of dwelling at 818 Lydall St., side line to seven feet for erec­ boUer in the 1963 addlUon at H ie 4H-acre parcel on the $5,654.08, money which will re­ the Hebron school. south Bide of ’Tolland ’Tpke. is main In the town's general fund Appotatmente leased by the town to Allied fj)r current expenditures. The board ratified the ap­ Building Systems Inc. of 260 Ibl- Of the IS top-selUng U.S. varMy Unexpended funds in the pointment of six staff members land Tpke. at iU Egypt Dismisses Soviet Advisers for the coming year: magazines eight are wom­ Allied, a manufacturer of con­ amount of $17,610.69 offset def­ en’s magazines; thev have best! Mrs. Barbara Awana as sec­ crete castings, leases the land icits appearing In 17 of the 38 a total circulation of about retary at the Gilead school at on a year-to-year basis for stor­ budgeted items amounting to 52 million, “Godey’s Lady’s received ot $11,966.61. $2.60 per hour; Mrs. Leslie Bel­ age of Us p iq u ets. Such a use Krause Book,” first appearing in cher, as a second grade teach­ requires a zoning variance be­ Included in unexpended funds 1837, was the model for to­ wood er; Mrs. Diana Tyler as an cause the property is now zoned Klorist 6 Greenhouses was $7,196.63 for teachers sal­ day’s home magazines, set­ art teacher for one-half day a aries, $4,678.01 for special edu­ ting trends in fashions, Rural Residence and Residence Action Follows cation transportation, $2,140 for week; Mrs. M ai^rle Bcuiks as AA. Blast, morals and etiquette, The Ise possible: ptaa tiw a <me-half day, five-day week, special education tuition, and World Almanac notes. It Tonight’s hearlnges will start egrtremely low pHoestt $1,309.29 for the special ^uca- kindergarten teacher; and Mrs. was staffed mostly by wom­ at 7 at the Municipal Building Susan Grady as a (hlM grade ble mentally retarded class. en and reached a monthly hearing room. Other items on SELL 50« CONN. LOTTERY TICKBTSJ Visit to Moscow Among the large deficits were teacher. the agenda are; Batters circulation of 150,000 by LAscuT MiTAiL eabwiKS m MANcmma $2,786.45 for insurance, $2,370.64 1860. — A request for a variance to CAIRO (A P )— Pre.sident Anwar Sadat has asked the for utilities, $2,075.06 for COT- Manchester Evening Herald allow construction of a three^ CopyrlB^ht © 1972, • C c s i t Mesclieslw Soviet Union to withdraw its military advisers from tracted services, and $1,141.19 Hebron oorreopoodent, Ame Newspaper Enterprise Assn. family dwelling at the northeast 643-9559 ____ S H MAHTfOaP aOAP, MANCHima Egypt, informed sources said today. for administrative expenses. Emt, telepbone 228-S971. Cruiser corner of W. Middle T^e. and Read Herald AdvertisemeDts Several were seen leaving on — ---------------------------------- ------- The board at its Thursday SAIGON (AP) — Two under­ Sunday and Monday, shortly evening meeting, unanimously water explosions heavily dam­ alter Premier Aziz Sldky re­ commended the administration aged the U.S. destroyer War­ turned from a one-day visit to for its fine control of funds in rington on Monday In the Ton­ Moscow. keeping within the budget. Hot Dayg Are Here! Cool! Exhaust! kin Gulf where It was trying to Estimates of the number of Truce Bequests Intercept cargo from three Chi­ Soviet military advisers In The board approved a request nese freighters, U.S. m ilitary Egypt range from 10,000 to from principal Paul A. White sources reported today. 20 , 000. for reimbursement lor one-half Hie Navy said the cause of They came alter President Called of the workshop fee lor six He­ the explosions was under inves­ Gamal Abdel Nasser’s secret bron Elementary School staff O ttt tigation. Spokesmen declined to visit to Moscow in January 1970 members to attend the “ Open speculate whether the 390-foot in which he agreed to Soviet classroom and Individualization ship might have been hit by military presence. He went to B y IRA of School Program s" workshop U.S. mines that had broken the Soviet capital during Is­ to be held at the University of raels deep penetration bombing New Hampshire, Aug. 14-18. BELFAST (AP)—New feel­ raids against Egypt. The cost will be $100 eadi for ers for a cease-fire in Northern Two months later badly the live days. The present pro­ Ireland were reported today In Gulf needed surface to air SAM mis­ fessional agreement only au­ 12”16V^” Double Hibacbi after guerrillas of the Irish Re­ . Big 7-Web siles, manned by Soviets, began thorizes $30 each for such work­ publican Arm y halted their at­ On Pedestal Of Tonkin arriving in Egypt. shops. r/ i Marvin Double 8-Inch tacks in the bullet-scarred Le- The withdrawal of military Those planning to attend are Folding Chair nadoon district of Belfast. c y Portable Window Fan Swivel Base advisers, perhaps because they Mrs. Evelyn Rowley, Mrs. loose from the fields U.S. Navy David O’Connell, chief strate­ Avocado, tangerine, One inch double tubular have finished their job and Our Reg. I Our Reg. planes planted around North Natalie Perry, Mrs. Virginia Fits sash windows 24” black steel bowl. Adjust­ arms, colorful, sturdy trained the 500,000-man Egyp­ gist of the IRA’s Provisional 9.99 5.49 Vietnamese harbors. Holt, Mrs. Gay Fanner, Mi­ to 42” wide. Easily able grid. webbing. tian army, was expected to be wing, said in Dublin that over­ Bail Roll iiii Curafl Bonus Box No enemy fire was repiorted chael Klapik and White. moved; safety grille popular among the masses. tures for a new truce with Brit­ at the tim e of the explosions, A request from Mrs. Clyde Deofloranl Plastic Strips guard. Matching 7-Web Student demonstration ish forces were being made. Double Hibachi on Tall spokesmen said. Fox, president of the Hebron Folding Chaise blocked Cairo streets_ last__ O’Connell, who led negotiations Our Rog. 18.70 stand Up Pedestal Base 8.88 One sailor among the de­ Football League for permission Reg. 12.99 5 position back rest. 6.97 January for nearly a week with cease-fire that collapsed to continue using the athletic I* stroyer’s 270 crewmen suffered part Iclpants questioning days ago, declined to minor injuries, was treated on field at the QUead HUl School Egypt’s relationship with the elaborate. from August through November board and returned to duty, the Soviet Union. British authorities would not Regular or unscented. Bonus box of 100 handy Navy said. was also granted. Sadat Informed the 150-mem- confirm his statement, strips. Helps Dry Up Those Rain-Dampened Rooms! The 3,400-ton Warrington sus­ Everybody Out of the Pool However, the board stipulat­ ber Central Committee of the Despite the hint of peace, 100 tained heavy shock damage ed that there shall be no on-field ruling Arab Socialist Union of shooUngs and g;unflghts were and there was flooding In its There are ways, and there are ways, to outwit the heat and hu­ 51/2-year-old Carrie Krieg prepares to douse the upper regions. parking of automobiles. the action today and severai reported across the province Cory engineering spaces, which was midity these sultry days. Rachel Rd. residents found one. While Mrs. Charles Krieg finds the scene amusing and 7-year-old Permission was granted to heads of foreign missions here between midnight Monday and Gordon MacDonald, recreation­ quickly brought under control, Mrs.