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' i l s ; Apply Without Cost Or Obligation V O L . XCI, NO. 116 (THIRTY.TWO PAGE&-TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 (Claulfled Adverttslng on Page 29) PRICE FIFTEEN CEIKTS tt , Non-Group Enrollments Now Open Sadat Rattles Nixon Staff Busy

YOUR HUS8AND WILL B{ IN THC HOSPITAL DON’T WORRY N O W ... AFTERANKUONGRtST. H E U BE AS GOOD AS Sabres Again, N EW . . . AND For Folks Age 17-64 HIS II For Senior Citizens As Takeoff Nears AT WORK SHOULD WASHDfQ'TON (AP) — The The staffers handling the past foreign trips. 'When Nixon MOST OF THE lights burned late in a cottage was tn Bermuda in December, HOSPITAL BILLS. Hints Red Aid Washington end of the logistics atop a Maryland mountain and for instance, the presidenttel receive as mtich as maze have been in constant In the White House as lêai- limousine was flown there for ...B U T WHAT ABOUT, contact with a group of White HIS PAY CHECK?? (A P )— ^President Anwar Sadat declared to- dent mxon and his aides raced his use even though it had diffi Egypt must develop sophiatica'ted weapons in against the clock to complete House aides already in China. culty negotiating the winding, order to face U.S. and Israeli armaments. preparations for his historic The advance team is arrang- narrow roads. a week "HST ' TRY NOT TO WORRY. FRED. THE ONLY IMPORTANT \ U T E R as much as ------Sadat told a special meeting mission to China. among other things, for the As the trip preparations en ^ WHERE AM I GONG TO G H MONEY FOR DAY THAT DAY At^. secluded Cam p D avid in C hhlnese-built in automobiles which tered final stages Tuesday, FOOD? AND ALL THE MONTHLY BILLS? THING IS THAT YOU ARE GOING TO BE I of the naticnal congress of the MAYBEWECAN SELL THE CAR OR G H A LOAN __ ruling Arab Socialist Union that Mûyland’s Catoctin Mountains, Nixon and his entourage will presidential press secretary up to OH! GOSH! ^FROMDAD.______$100 I prepared to ac- wl^re he flew Tuesday by heli use during the week. Ronald L. Ziegler sketdied a m 11 cept Wg losses and inflict even copter, Nixon worked into th While in China, Nixon also few additional details of Nix greater loeses on Isra^. night reading loose-leal note will fly aboard aircraft supplied on's itinerary, with words of $ He gave no hint of how Egypt books containing classified ma by the Chinese government. praise for Ctenese cooperation. • %/ A could develojp sophisticated terial on China and its leaders 'His teg, black armor-plated "We are very satisfled wtte T vP I/C \ R, Weapons, hut presumably they prepared by Henry Kissinger’s limousine is being left at their assistance and with the 1 8 ,8 7 8 National Security Council. home—another departure from arrangements,” Ziegler said. would be suppUed by the Soviet no,ooo At the White House and in Union. adjoining office buildings, an ■ d^'n'f-'M rn a -I- Declaring that it was a world obligation to bring peace to the army of aides ate midnight Middle East, Sadat added: “We snacks at their desks as they coped with the complex logis ^V»E W0N7 HAVE TO DO THAT, JANE. MY SICK-^ LOOK, FRED. THE MAILMAN BROUGHT ^ WKKS SAN FRANCTSeX} (AP) — want force of law, not the Full Attack Hinted cash income when NESS IS COVERED BY OUR AMERICAN HOSPITAL ANOTHER CHECK FROM THE UHR liimgshoro leaders have recom- of force.” tics involved in sending a presi INCOME PUN. EVERY WEEK I'M HERE IN THE AMERICAN H0SF1TAL INCOME dent and m ore than 200 other mended ratiftoaUon of a tenta- must prepare ourselves HOSPITAL. W EIL GET SIOO CASH FROM THEM FLAN. Americans into a country with ... JUST LIKE A PAY CHECK. THIS COULD AMOUNT to help fill Medicare gaps tlve contract to end the crip- tor a long political and military ahich the United States has TO $10,000 IF I HAVE TO STAY Iding 181-day West Coast dock struggle,” Sadat said. Hiere hospitalized for a covered HERE 100 WEEKS. strike, raising hopes workers no short cuts through which bad little contact for two dec- As Journey Starts aden. ------TJT\ for those long hospital stays will be back on the Job by Sun- b**" achieve our. aj^ra^ The details of arranging a OH. HONEY. day. tlcns.” SAIGON (A P )—Âllied intelligence projections indi 1 YOU’RE Tlie UO delegates to a «titn« He made no mention of Is- 20,3B6-mlle, 13-day presidential MÔUS. Journey are manly. cate 70 per cent more North Vietnamese troops will sickness or accident caucus voted Tuesday to sub- xael’s agreement to U.6.-spon- Woe example. White House move into South Vietnam or into the areas just across mlt the agreement to the 18,000 close proximity talks its western borders during the first five months of this rank and file members at the '*tth Egypt on reopmlng the assistants are making certain that hundreds of suburban year than did so in the same period last year, U.S. mili This cash is just like wages. It is for you THESE ARE YOUR CASH BENEFITS MEDICARE PATIENTS MUST PAY: OUllPLAN PAYS: ai strike-bound ports from CanaL The agreement, Seattle to San Diego. awaited here for a year, was Washington schoolchildren, Uny tary sources said today. ------to spend as you wish-paid directly to MEANWHILE. AT THE American flags to^hand, will be T h e sources also indicated end o f M ay, com pared to 39,000 PAYS CASH . . . up to $10,000 for each “If the vote Is favorable we lO'cde Feb. 2 as Sadat left tor GRANDPARENT’S HOUSE' on the Soufti Lawn with con that American air forces would foj- the same period a year ago. you in addition to any other insurance. (effective 1/1/72) The FIRST $68 of hospital expenses. will try to arrange tor an Im- Moscow. A government spokes- covered accident or illness, starting your gressmen and Catenet officials keep up their heavy strikes one source said the total of Last year, one out of every seven people medlato return to work by Sun- said no comment would be FIRST DAY in the hospital at the rate of The FIRST $68 of hospital expense. $17 a day from the 61st to 90th day in to ted farewell vriien the Presi- across Indochina during Presl- 66,000 would be equal to the day,” said Sidney Roger, intor- xonde until word was peased to in the United States was hospitalized. the hospital. dent Nixon’s visit to Red China number estimated to'have infll- $100 a week for you... $75 a week for The FIRST $17 a day from the 61st to matlon cftloer tor the’ Inter- B^gypt through Ghinnar V. Jar- bkhmI nnmhimb^ This means that nearly half of the fam next week. trated In ail of 1971. your spouse when hospitalized . . . $50 a 90th day in the hospital. Your choice of $20450 a day for as long Longshoremen’s and UJT. sqêdal mediator ilies in this country may have someone Wanbousemen's Union. ' in the Middle Bast crisis. Bulletin They said ttat Feb. 2L the sources said North Vlet- week when one of your covered children as 365 days, after 90 days of hospitaliza SAIGON (AP) — American day Nixon arrives in China. committed four of its in, the-hospital in 1972—and many of All hospital charges over $34 a day after ILWU President Harry aemlofflcba nei^per is hospitalized. warplanes launched substan strategic reserve divisiens them may not be fully prepared for this NICE THAT FRED RECEIVES YES, AND WE HAVE OUR OWN SENIOR 90 days during the use of your 60ây tion. Bri<«es supports rattflra!^ ^ $100 A WEEK FROM AMERICAN PRO tial air sMkee Inside Norte tured North Vietnamese and numbering about 40,000 men. CITIZEN POLICY FROM AMERICAN PRO H e (Ndd the con tract provides j . , . unexpected crisis. GUARANTEED RENEWABLE TD AGE 65 GRESSIVE EVERY WEEK HE’S IN THE GRESSIVE THAT FILLS IN THE GAPS lifetime reserve and all charges there 'Vietnam today, UJ9. military Viet Cong doc^rats so m a^ Elements of three of the divl- HOSPITAL. IN OUR MEDICARE COVERAGE. after. mid «rbstantlal gains.” sources said. times as the starting date for already inside South This policy is guaranteed renewable to the union reached the tenta- REPORT MEDICAL COSTS SOAR m an offensive that It couldn’t be Vietnam, ’along Its 'western bor- age 65. Once your policy is in force the tlv e agreem ent with the 122 ^ month discounted. Newspapers report that in the past few dent lea'ves his residence _ . ders with Laos ahd Cambodia Company guarantees never to cancel your of the pacific Marl- ^ The sources, to back ^ ê northern frontier Just years the cost of a hospital stay has time Assodation last week, “y ®®®-thlri Thursday morning on the first How many Senior Citizens with Medicare CASH DIRECTLY TO YOU He accused the United States leg cf the trip. yP above the demUitarixed zone, nearly tripled . . . and it’s still going up! have told us—“ I thought I was fully cov Jor North Vietnamese buildup ggjy ot^;i£rw“ f f l r 65."h here are the answers to your questions; No complicated forms to fill out. Just ■■MMHHIMMMMMMHI o f m oving Its eth F leet hom e They are making certain, too, Even a short stay can cause a financial ered but... We SENIOR CITIZENS need base to Oreece, and wanting to that enough American cham is under way along tee western -ni^ biggest buildup, tee birthday you will be eligible for our Sen send the coupon and your policy will He removie Presld^ Maknrlos of pagne is carried into China for projwtlons In- continued, app^ to crisis. more help when struck by illness or ac Working dicate 66,000 fresh enem y ior Citizens Medicare supplement plan on its way. CASH benefits are paid direct cypnig to get another base the reciprocal banquet Nixon Q. What is the American Hospital Income A. When we enroll a large number of poople cident." troops would move south by the (See Page Four) BENEFITS START FIRST DAY ly to you in addition to any other cover B y Sunday there to Increase pressure on wlU. give bis Chinese hosts in EXCEPTIONS AND LIMITATIONS Pian? (GP 651-69-Conn.) at the same time, our processing and admlnl- EgyiA and the Soviet Union. Peking. Even though you now carry health insur EXISTING CONDITIONS COVERED age you may now have. ’Ihe new U.S. moves “made They are tending to details of They are: war, nervous or mental dis A. It is a plan to provido you with noeded *1” ^*'!* "ducod . . , thoso savings ance to help pay your hospital expense, CASH whon you or somoone in your family is PMA members era expected to “ we reconsW- presidential security and ’well- orders, pregnancy, rest cures, care in a Medicare does not pay all hospital bills! GUARANTEED RENEWABLE being: From seeing that the the chances are that you will need extra in tho hospital. q | jggj.g| policy? raOiy the pact within or ” ^ U.S. Government hospital, drug abuse, Now Senior Citizens can get CASH pay The modest premium is possible because ’'H e added that Egypt’s objec- scores of Secret Service agents cash . . . your Group Insurance, Work Big Ben Loses Face are outfitted with warm cloth Pope Accepts Ashes dental treatments and conditions you had Q. When do my hospital benefits begin? A. Of course you can'. ments when hospitalized. This important this plan does not duplicate Medicdre j . lives remain the same—with- men’s Compensation,, etc., may not be Famous London clock tower stands in darkness as Britain’s power blackout ing for Peking's 'wintry blasts VATICAN CTTY (AP) — Referring to the now super before the start' of your policy. Mean plan is designed just for Senior Citizens coverage-it takes over where Medicare *5?®^ ettlmated by occuded In the 1967 to making certain the presiden enough protection. Remember, while continues. Timekeeper tolls passing hours on-bells. (AP photo) P o ^ Paul VI kneU and bowed seded rules of fasting through- ' while, you are protected from the first . . . EVEN CONDITIONS YOU NOW HAVE leaves off! Good protection for the Senior ^ ba^Stalng ever the tial Jet carries an adequate you’re in the hospital, your other ex 8600 mlUhtt an ^ r^ pted Con- ^ PÔeetlnlan people. to take a smudge of ashes on out the 40 days of Lent, he day of hospitalization for every covered A p COVERED FROM THE VERY FIRST DAY supply of blood the same type said: “Once fasdng, avoiding Q. How much will this policy pay me when I A. No. We guarantee never to cancel your Citizen takes into account what Medicare ***” to .^ye Presl^nt Nixon have m eX ^ H m e^ penses, such as rent, food, telephone, as Nixon’s. his head today in a ceremony futile entertainments and other illness and accident. (Note: This pre go to the hospital? policy because of too many claims. We also Y(iUR MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT PLAN IS DOES and DOES NOT PROVIDE and that is power to bait the walkout. etc., continue. That’s why the American again we have nothing to do ’Ihey also are tending to de marking the beginning of Lent penitential practices marked in existing condition exclusion is dropped guarantee that we will never refuse to renew IN FORCE. What a comfort to know that exactly the kind of hospitaf coverage our ^le tentettve agreement was' with the strategy of aiper- tails of news coverage: Assur Hospital Income Plan pays you directly A. $100 per week for you . . . $75 per week The 74-yeaixdd pontiff said a very strong fashion this peri after the policy has been in force for 2 for your spouse . . . $50 per week for each your policy until age 65 unless you fail to pay you can get immediate coverage for these program offers you. PLUS: This policy is annoimced Feb. 8, the day be- pewera. But those who isolate Britain’s Jobless Grow ing installation of IB soundproof od also externally. . . . up to $100 a week in cash as an your premium before the end of the grace t o n Oongreas gave Nixon the themselves from 'what takes teleihone booths Ih the Peking this reminded him of the ’’ex years. For applicants 63 or 64 years oid, covered child. conditions. GUARANTEED RENEWABLE for life. Bene “Today Church regulaUons additional income to spend as you w is h - period. OMthority he had requested to place around the worid are In press center, making certain tremely transient fragility of the waiting period for pre-existing condi fits never reduce because of age and present life.” have b^n riianged and soft in accordance with your own needs. And Q. Will this Plan pay in addition to my other EXAMINE POLICY WITHOUT COST end tee strike and order com- danger of being carried away the roams of paper which will tions is adjusted, since this poiicy is oniy be furnished the 87 corre^xmd- After Paolo Cardinal Marella, ened. But the need and duty insurance? Q. Will my premium ever be raised? your premium rate will always be based jHiIsory arUtraticn. by the waves of \riiat • takes best of all, you are paid from the FIRST Do not send any money but if you feel The President said he would place around them,” he said. ' In Shadow of Blackout ents accredited for the trip ac archpriest of St. Peter’s Basil has not diminished for penance, guaranteed renewable to age 65.) A. Not unless there is a general premium in on your age-NOW! AND REMEMBER, hiunfUty, awareness of sin, DAY you enter the hospital. And you will, A. Yes! We pay you CASH oven if you are you will need cash payments when hos delay elgnlng to give tee union Sadat’s biggest applause at tually roach China. ica, spread the ashes in a already covered by Group Insurance, Work crease for all policies of this form in your CONDITIONS YOU NOW HAVE ARE COV tee opportunity to ratify the the congress come uriien he ah- LONDON (AP) — Britain’s by a six-week coal miners’ fuel teelr generators, the De And they are tending to the cros3-shax>e on the Pope’s head. prayers and listening to tee continue to be paid every vveek you are pitalized, mail the coupon below . . . to word of God.” men's Compensation or any other insurance. state but remember. . . premiums will always ERED FROM THE A/ERY FIRST DAY YOUR cOotracL The teU wiU become nounced that students held ton- pewer famine sent the Jobless strike. partment of EmjHqymeiut said detailed needs' of White House Pope Paul stood up and in the hospital. . . up to 100 weeks. Weathermen predicted a Pope Paul radically re Actually, our Plan adds cash income to your be based on your age at the time tho policy day. You will receive your actual policy, law next week even If he does lowing prowar demonstrattons total soaring above 2.6 million 1.2 minion men and women, or staffers accompanying the smudged ashes on his close POLICY IS IN FORCE. coming ccld spell to add to the vamped fasting regulations in other insurance benefits. was issued. clearly spelling out your cash benefits. not sign it. earlier this month 'would be re- today and Etdded an extra President: shipping in electric aides. ACT NOW m isery. 6 per cent of the working popu- 1966 m aking It com pulsory fo r ’Ihe new contract, which ex- leased. He said he bad full faith three-hoiir blackout period to typewriters for secretaries and In a brief speech, the Pope Examine the policy for 10 days, discuss ONLY A FEW EXCEPTIONS A government-nam'cd Inquiry, lation, had been laid off since Roman Catholics to fast on only Q What do I need to do to qualify? excluded from coverage? ptres July 1, 1978, provides for in the students, making certain that multi-color said Lent started 'with “ the sad A. sudden accident or illness can strike homes across the nation. two days a year, Ash Wednes it with your doctor and your insurance This policy does not cover: drug abuse, a 72-cent wage boost to 8S an “ Any people that loaes Its which heard the miners’ case M onday. X " maps of China are inserted into ness of ashes, continued sdong anytime. It’s too late to apply for this A. Just complete and mail your enrollment exceptions Klectricity boards warned the day and Good Friday. Fasting advisor. If you agree that this protection hour, retroactive to Dec. 26, faith in its youth would be a Tuesday, took teatimony from' Before that the unemployed green loose-leaf fact books the narrow path of penance and form It’s that easy required to permit these rates: war, nervous mental or nervous disorders, dental treat- situation is likely to be still rules call for Just one full meal coverage when you are flat on your back and an Increase to $6.40 an people without dignity that bos the state-run Coal Board today. being given to everyone making ended in the glorious resurrec ’’ or mental disorders, pregnancy, care in a is just what you need to help fill the gaps worse by Friday, raising fears ments^ suicide, Workmen’s Compensation hour July 1. stopped moving forward,” he It hopes to recommend a pay (See Page Twenty) the trip. tion of Christ.” a day. in the hospital. Q. How can you offer so large benefits for U.S. Government hospital, rest cures, dental in your Medicare coverage, keep the pol o f' Industrial paralysis, food cases, confinement in extended care, The agreement also calls for added, settlement Friday in tee na this premium? treatment and drug abuse. icy and make your monthly p a p e n t - shortages and the threat of riv tion’s wont industrial dispute federal or state facilities. a guarantee of 86 hours weekly The presldeiit stressed the e r ix>Uutlbn. before the 10 days are up, and you will p ay tar ftiU-tlme longshoremen need for unity on tee home in nearly half a century. Homes already blacked out The Trades Union Congress be protected during this period. and 18 htxms for part4ime front and involving the masses PROTECTION PAYS YOU woricers. of workers, farmers end stu- for nine hours a day were rejected a back-to-work appeal ,portunlties into con any reason you decide you don’t want PLEASE ISSUE ME MEDICARE HOSPITAL SUPPLEMENT (GP 66-68) □ $20 □ $50 located. person listed above will be covered under this Policy for a recurrence of any injury or American Hospital Income Plan Socletiaa Project In mind. gional Planning Agency Director sideration as part of the overall sickness I (we) had before the Effective Date of this Policy, after it has been in force this protection, it will have cost you if underwritten by Is the policy applied for intended to replace an existing policy with this or any Under the project, which will 'Robert Young expressed an picture, and today’s meeting It is not expected that sudi enthusiastic interest in the pro an actual relocation procesa for a period of two (2) years, but not before; and that this Policy shall not be in force nothing. American Progressive Health Insurance other company? y ES □ HO □ be receiving nationwide attention was to discuss tho existing med gram . would be accomplished within until the Effective Date shown in the Policy Schedule. I understand that no payment Company of New York with the Windham Region the ical and clinic facilitieB with If the answer is "yes" please show company name;______this pilot year, but Goldmark is required with this application, and I will receive a statement for the iniUal premium, only pilot site, Goldmark envl- At a meeting of offlciala cf area doctors, as a beginning to The above answers are correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Blcns making rural areas as at did say he expected tee ground to be paid with fifteen (15) days after my receipt of the policy. I further understand the 10 towns last month, Gold- see how modem communica I understand the policy becomes effective when issued. tractive and convenient to live m ark expOalned that the 300 work would be all laid, and that, if not make this payment within such time, the pohey will automatically tions technology could be put to I do and 'work in as the big cities, square miles of the region hold work to beef this up. from there the Regloncd Plan terminate without any action on the part of the company. R. G. Peterson, President ^ Applicant’s Signature______' D a t e ______but without some of the major an average o f 200 people per A , tq when other aîects of ning Agency* would take over, SIGNATURE X - ______DATE______Form No. AGP-44 woes that plague large urban square mile, or one tterd of tee the study wlU begin. Young said working with the 10 towns. _AOP 651 C(>mL______areas. state average, and Young had LICENSED BY THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT D 0A ZX 0627 ”The clock Is mnnlng, and The towns In the Windham BMj^'svAiu6uwftauBvauBu«uauBUBuguBVJi\av»v/gqgBEaA0AZX0627 Using all available commu noted that the region was inter we’re geared up.” Personnel Region are Ashford, Chaplin, Minutemen Merchants Maneuver Snowmobile nications technteogy, Goldmark ested in an orderly growth pat will be hired, and the WRPA It CnIumblH, Coventry, Hampton, Main St. merchants master the art of motoring in a Apter, Leo Juran, Frederick Nassiff, Paul Alisseri, hopes Witten the pilot year to tern. It Is also an attractive to* self 'Will be heavily involved In Lebanon, Mansfield, Scotland, snowmobile for the massive sales starting 1^'iday Harold Gaboury and Creighton Shoor. (Herald estaWsh the feasibility of one cation, with reasonable proxim local etudlee of regional impact, WilUngton and Windham. for smart shoppers. See the ads. From left, Bernie photo by Buceivicius) MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.,- WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 P A G E T H R E E

PAG E TW O MANCHteSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER: CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 Group Formed FLETCHER CUSS GO. Steele Praised your entire package of nine To Keep Eye On bills." Drawn Back to Theater, MOVIE RAimQB Sheinwold on Bridge EXCITING Over 85 Yearn of Experience of MANCHESTER Calling the support by the U.S. China Policy For Legislation twto ghwps "encouraging,” . iFDRmRENTBAND GOOD RBASONDÔ He’ll Appear in Ârsenic’ Auto and played the king from his 0 Pass 1 A Pass not accept any agreement 1972 MOTHER’S DAY PLATES — $12.00 OiieTs Association. ance last season in' LTM*s “A hand. West fade. ToUUmd County Fiih Make lip 10 Pet. East Hartford Drive-In — Re As dealer, you hold: Spades, ly more than the play itself. large as a go^-sized three- South would play the queen of Exchange Club—Proceeds Of Noncay’t Exports “But now that I’m really in it opens Friday K-Q-10-7; Hearts, J-7; Dla- to Touth Activities Fund. ^ Z lP -A -D E E - D O O -D A H ! OSLO — ’The Norwegian fish room apartment, Chirren says, spades from his hand, losing to monds, 5-3-8; Clubs, A-K-6-8. At P ri„ Feb. 1 8 -8 P.M . >f Superior Court deep, I feel ite a great play.” with all the comforts of home. East Wndsor Drive-In — Re ing industry accounts for 10 per the ace. Then East’s jack of What do you say? M Manchester High School ^ Curren says he grets bored Curren dreams of working up opens Friday cent the country's export Meadows Drive-In — “Gang spades would furnish the set Answer: Bid one club, using Tickets available at all ^ DIVOBOEB . . . with the kind of shallow con- a theater company and travel ting trick. At Town Branches Hartford >f eamlngs. The Norwegian caU* yetsaUans so prevalent in much That Couldn’t Shoot Straight” , standard bidding methods. With ^Slave Girls’ Display Parkade Sale Specials ing to far shores with it, hope R would do West no good to four cards in each of the black ^ Naticmal; Savings of ^ Divorces were granted last amounts to about 6 per cent of ^ today’s society, ttie kind of fully hitting the English speak 7:30; “ WUdRovera” , 0:21 ^ Manchester — or at the the world total. win the first trump trick with suits, start with one club to pro week by Judge Paul J. DrlscoU conversations that are punctu ing countries. his ace. Soutii would surely get At Box Office . . . I f “Slave driver" Bob Myers, assistant manager of D & L depart nual Washing*tx>n’s Birthday sale to be held Friday, Saturday on grounds of Intolerable cruelty vide a comfortable rebid. Ac Adults J2.00 ChUdren 81.60 i f ated with "WR [G 1» Hz XoBths ...... AH . ^ ^ Weiss told the audience. He noted that Giles, in his pre- of 6 Dover Rd.; and Frank (Rlz- problem. Barbara S. W toam of 'Man- |W Thompson tpld him, “Your cheater from David A. Witham Three llootba ...... t .n centrated efforts lie ahead "to loaded or unloaded by other The deterioration in the “niere wUl be in the budget I sentatlon, said that toe Love zo of 110 Cedar fit. and others One Month ...... 3.2S Sadat Rattles master the new and advanced quality of on the submit to the board a . definite Lane well is not c^ten used, ex- joined in urging that this or comments are weU received and of Coventry. Single Copy ...... 15o than ILWU members within a THE LIHLE THEATRE weapons.” of MANCHESTER Tiddler^ west side of town was sud- plan for Ooeper Hlll improve- cept in the summer months to other "stcq>-gap” solutions to urlli be looked at.” Gall Aylmer of' Manchester Sabres Again, These efforts became impera 50mile radius of the docks. den and occurred about ments.” Both he and O’Neill in- provide water during peak de- toe problem be explored before AtzGerald pledged, .“ I intend from £>avld H. Aylmer o f East tive, he said, as a result of the Ihe ctf-dOck ccntalner pcob- presents^ two or throo vonra non nr- dlcated that they would reoom- mand periods. thia summer, to see that we explore a short Hartford. Hints Red Aid UB. deciaton to supply Israel lem has been a major obstacle rroîno to ov^Ô W to toe board that toe Director Jon Norris suggest- Expensive As Stop-Gap term solutian and you get im- Patricia Rhodes of Vernon the nostalgic comedy CALL TOLL mediate reUef, and in November from Boyd Rhodes East Hart- GENERIS* RESTAURANT with more Phantom fighter- in nAgnPaHnna which preceded FREE FOR fitd^^rosidmts who tomed Project be bended and that a ed that a teat of the “clear GUes said toe charcoal flltrar (Continued from Page One) hit for the whole TICKETS on the screen last nioht for a nubile hearlne referendum be held in Novem- well’’, a small storage area for tion method is a patmted pro- you’ U get toe qiq>ortimlty to see ford. She was granted a change 550 E MIDDLE TPKE. toe July 1 start of the strike, if you want to solve toe problem of name to Patricia Whitting- more freedom, more socialism family! 1 • 800 • 842-2176 rabtoct Tt ^MhlnriM b®r cn the prcject. Weiss said filtered water, would quickly cess and while he did not have ^ since this worit also has been ^h^foÔ^dL fit ^ the project could probaWy be prove whether toe taste and definite figures, he said a char- on a long term basis.” ton. (Across from Green School) and more unity. his B^b. 2 trip to Oie Soviet Un- , . ^ tt msfoytow TWndoy # TdO _ H ie federation of Bigypt with ion — "brought------great------successra------in f*®*®®*^ ^ *^® Un- M , lot. oad NHMoyt • UiM nie suddenness appeared to tt*^®®^ w*thj>o ^ usniB foadsy • 600______be news to town officials. Those ^“ter r ^ becaura the recent BREAKFAST Syria and Ubya "is a soUd n^- ^J^ndtalgânâi^ySôf d ^ ^ cooHng off period attending included membera of f«“® *“■ cleus for the unity of the Arab opments.” ordered by the courts Oct 6 un- toe of Diroctora; Ttown to be put revoluUonary forces and must ' __^ der the Taft Hartley Act j MUSB CINERAMA kouager Robert Weira; Wil- ^ be given an atmoerbore in the Sête bam t^xiught more talks, but even 19: fiPMis ,:r:s Mi'- 'fc - lalm O’NeUl, director of public ANYTIME whldi to ficurlsh,”. Sadat de- P™™!*®** 1® ^83^ wlto after two extensloas no agree- 236 1666 werka; and Jay GUes, town ® ^ ® L , clared. weapons when be raid, laent was reached aiid the water and sewer admlnlatiator. ^l«»wledged ^ ^ of ^ OPEN 5 A .M .-8 P.M. Daily - SUN. 7 A,M.-No6n He added that ArabBovlet carry arms a^ we ah^ strike resumed Jan. 17. Residents seemed to feel that ptm® J*T®” ,*?® friendrfilp is a "cornerstone of resumed Jan. M with MANCHf STIR THURS.-FRI.-SAT. CINTIR because the change was sudden, }* “®, all development for the ffeht, ^ t**® **»*«at »®«^ federal inter- tosro may be a p a r tic u la r ^ ® right, and truth and there must ^ ^ Insure toe ene- FEB. 24. 25. 26 FRtI PARKING REAR OF THEATRE my pays much morp toon we .peoW em^ch should^ ex- ^ ^ wc u M , ^ ; be consistent efforts for the Tow n cfflclals conriud- friendship to flourish-” have .to pay- to qoming . Ballei tafilo.” jj.: V 4 | Sadat concluded hlai speech AucIthHiumu d th H i The $240,000 Alpine copec GENERIS* RESTAURANT by offering to resign “If I felt ''“ We ifaihst be prepared for * 550 E MIDDLE TPKE. at any moment that there was great losses. But we will inflict MHS 8:30 p.ni. sometme questioning confidence grooter losses on toe enemy, NOTIQE TO ^ beMef that “ toe answer to toe prob- (Across from Green School) in the person who is leading.” deep penetration losses should our country be hit in this way,” a t Is We- sue UTTU THEATRE TICKETS STUDENTS in he said. Goodyear 4-Ply Polyeater LUNCHEOHS - OINNERS A translation of toe speech in $8.00 $2.Q0 Beirut repres«ited Sadat as This indicated he was prom- SimSCRIBERS hinting that toe Soviet Union teed weapons which would en- Groups of 20 or More- SAHDWICHES - TAKE OUTS would 8Ui8[>ly advanced weap- able him .to strike at Israeli If you have not mseived $2.85 each fmh WNmti BioLAHiMttf Ccn\0§nf^ spoke on the auddomess of the ons capable deep penetration cities far from the front line. toe renovating the Cooper lOU Cord Tire wHh7-Rlb ticket information for change and said it indloated to Details of Ms discussloas in CALL 872-8288 treatment plan which treats this OPEN 5 A.M, - 8 P.M. Daily - SUN. 7 A.M.-Noon into Israel, “ARSENIC AND OLD or at toe PLUS him that there ia some specific Moscow, he went cn, will come water, ptans toe town received this account, he said con- LACE” in the mail, UGOETT FABKAOE DRUG problem. out in secret sessions of the In October and, according to please (»11 Rosemarie Steve McQueen Not Aware of Change Tread and Low Profile congress on Thursday. O’ NeUl, paid between $15,000 Belidier — 644-8259 and AT “I wasn’t aware that there The 1,541-member cong^ress Become A Subscriber 'The fleivers" and $20,000 for. was a sudden change,” GUes was called hito session, Sadat she will fill your order 2 W X E T S TO 5 SHOWS 7:30 OUea said under the proposed when he went on to say said, “ to think and discuss and for tickets. $15.00 A Cinema Cenier Films Preseraation new filter i^stem , activated thcMgbt toe problem had $1 decide together” \riiat course A National General Piaures Release. ctaorcdal would be put in toe g-nSimHy develop^, he was '‘Kot since M*A*S*H has the medical pro E^ypt toould fdUow in toe next CALL 044-8259 Slza6.Hxl3 or 5.60x15 PLAY DATES; for Subscription Ihformatlon AT water as It leaves the reservrir answered with a soft chorus of Blackwall plus $1.73 to few months. 14 a Under to be acoouponled by adntt for IMe. programs and filtered out at the Cooper «no’a” . $1.75, depending on size. fession been more irreverently-or more Sadat's speech was broadcast Feb. 24, 25, 26. Hill {Sant. The charooel absorbs o ’NeUl read from a 1069 re- No trade needed. admiringly-exposed to view. Chayefsky has across the Middle East by toe algae, he said. port in which odor and taste in Cairo Radio. Mayor John TTiompson ex- west side water had be«i ob- “MARATHON 78” Tire devised a howlingly funny comedy that con ploined that toe town has ap- served. RealdentB: said toe wa- Low profile for stability, 7 rib tread pattern for pUed for a federal grant to ter might not have been too mileage and traction. High priced look in shoulder and firms all our suspicions about the downright NIWINGTON « mm JEAN-CLAUDE KILLY cover half the cost of renovat- good at that time, hut it was sidewall styling. Available in blackwall and extra 11 n ing this plant, as w^l as to better than now after toe rad- incompetence of our medical institutions.” SiRUN TUdNPIKl narrow whitewall design. Nt X T TO TW O OUTS a n d 0 « AK TM O O t make other water system Im- den and drastic change, NO LIE... hn Hn -Arthur Knight, SATURDAY REVIEW provements. O’NeUl explained that the al- HKtana nitm H BH A ■a lMci ■U-Mn m w m M. /N iw @ sm I aMmm SSm* AT 7:15-9:25 He added that ho has told gae In the reservoir was toe me . El V tw Bl Iu GEORGE C.SC0n Tn* tn M i Tn* tefim in Bint District Congressman suspected source because cam- COLOR WUUam Cotter to infotm toe plaints of West Side water qual- HURRY- e.bo-ir 17.35x14 1 $23.95 1 $21J 6 1 $27.95 1 $16.4$ 1 $2.24 1 “THE HOSPITAL” EVE. 700-909 federal Department of Housliig ity occurred mostly in the sum- SALE ENDS E7B-14 W e and Uiban Development that mer when algae flourish. He SATURDAY NIGHTI BURNSIDE aax.'st HVH. 1:80- IG78-1418.25x14 1It27-?5J 1131.95 1r$2$JlT$2.56| 6 P r-4 580 BURNSIDE AVE EAST HARTFORD COIM 1:16-8:10-5:10.7:10-»:M 8:80 - 6:80 - 7:80 •0:80 y toe Cooper Hill plant is the top noted, however, “We’U take a rnrsnnpm atâriixaim ijiraEliEaEa priority of toe proposed proj- now look. We’ll 'take a tdep J78-14 8.85x14 $33.95 $31.23 $37.95 l » A n . $2.95 FREE PARKING 528 3333 — eota included in the appUcatton. bock (rom It.” 3 WAYS SANK CREDIT 5.60-15 $20.95 $18.$$ $24.95 $1.73 Priority High O’NriU urged West Side rosl- CAROS HONORED AT F78-15 7.75X15 $26.95 $30.95 $2.43 (1) The Gang 4%at OonlOnH ffinot TO OOOOWAR SERVICe $*$•*• “I want to assure you (West dents to call the town water de- STORES AND MOST G78-15 8.25x15 $28.95 $28.83 $32.95 110.13 $2.63 Straight (GP) 7:80 CHARGE QOOOYCAR SfAlSRS. $35.95 f t t .t l $2.81 (2) 13ie Wnd Rovers (GP) 9«0 Side residenta) I think your or- partment and supply Informa- H78-15 8.55X15 $31.95 $ IM t L78-15 9.15x15 $37.95 $34.11 $41.95 SIS, $3.16 OPEN EVERY NIGHT der of priorities is too same as tion about their water. Wth ‘ Except 6.50-13 Size - 5 Rib Treed Pettem n r I r a n i the town’s,” Thompson said. data from the realdents, pei> CHERRY O’NelU ^ d that the town is haps toe time of the qually Use Our Rain Check Program : Because of expected heavy demand for Goodyear tires, we may run out of not very optimistic about get- change and the exact ®roa af- some sizes during this offer, but we will be happy to READING tii^ any money under this ap- fected could be pinpointed, a o o D f t e A K order your size tire st the advertised price and issue you piimiMnn Thompson comment- O’Neill said. —. ^ : ONLY MAKER OF POLVQLASR TIRES a rain check for future delivery of the merchandise. C e n t e r , i n c . ed that toe problem la that om- Director William FUaGzrald PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL All four wheels at one low price... IMKIEllliSHI j W t t t i l iw m WITH THE PURCHASE OF A Itupi; MCHM B U C K E T ^ 4” o r B A R R E L ^ 5« ^ !§ 1 ? # 4 2R88 I b m m M w J ■ 36S lust Mcslvtd.' 60 colors of tho Except dlic brakes ®ad/nv ___ USTAtfMMT S. lOUHGt FAMILY SPECIAL $5.29 . and forelin cart . Aay U. S. car ptut parts tf needed — W\ r\ Add $2 tor etr-cond. cart. Wiciency- , ..■o.n'feitfo* 'R.rinef Dining in a Coioniai 4rm.sph.r." famous Onr spednlisls install, adjust brake linings all 4 whirnls - . 1 H*Ad« - tnspar.l Mstr. Cyl., husris - riimovi!, cliian, ihspirr.t. ‘ m llN E if ’ repack iron! wheal baarings R add fluid. IK NEhUEll, P r e s o n t t a 9 Whenl cyls. $7..50 ua. - Drums lurnnd $3.00 na. - Kront The cotton crochet costume greasit siials S4..50 p r.- Ruturn springs 50* na. nxtra cost. NEW ClASSe NOWLAT BABKlIklAFORMING * Tht Versatile Music knittins wool goes nonstop night and day ______TUITION $95 For 12 Sessions______THURS. FRI., SAT., SUN. bto,o e o o o j 8 > e o o o o of The ♦ 00»»*4b»'»4 »♦tooo^♦ôeeOl♦« s p e c i a l freetesting 1.17,18,19,20 4 oi. worsted sHII Goodyear Service Stores Two Ahfoods Mancheitor Tirei toe. . . . and right on around the calendar. , ; 295 BROAD STREET In fiener of our third locadon ond to eommeniorota our anoetellon with <^>rilnuooi PrOBran Bd^ Anthony Trio (voriogoted 3 8 -8 P.M. *Bank Amerloard Not Available. Banquet Facilities authorized ConnecH* Sat. 8:80-8 Natural. 7 to 15. $55 W. HARTFORD HARTFORD MAHCHESTiR âH 872-0269 300 BURNSIDE AVENUE. PRICED AS SHOWN AT GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES. (DAL, Coats, All Stores) North Main Sfroat 55 Elizdboth Sfroat 63 E. Cantor St. OPEN MONDAY - SATURDAY EAST HARTFORD. COMPETITI^^^^^ a t GOODYEAR DEALER. Naxt to Cavo/s eut 50® ticket agent! DAL, Mancheator Parkade ^ Trl-Clty Plaia, Vernon Bishop's Cornor fttfd. Seminary Campus ROUTE 83. ELLINGTON, CONN. Open Mon. thgu Fri. to 9 Tili»3-8833 Ttl: 232-4015 Toll 043-9947 ACROSS PROM MARTIN PARK OFFER ROOD THURS., FRL, SAT„ SUM, FEB. , IS, . M «««»*»* CALL TOD AY FOR FREE TEST APPOlWTIViEWTI 17 19

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JPEBRUARY 16, 1972 PAGE PIVB ?AG E POUR •MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M^CHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 STAR •By CLAY R. POLLAN ------iSixonAide AMU uasA Full Attack Hinted MAR. 2( JK Your Dally AHMly Sylda y t stn. 11 ^ come, help us celebrate AP/f. I» '( According to tha Stare. ’ ’’ To develop message for Thursdoy, ocL Angry After g>O5.35-37-40 49-51-53-5(^ jjG-5881-88 reod words corresporxling to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. 71-72-73 vSi j f TAURUS SCORPIO 1 Bo 31 Others 61 Unsolicited 1 ‘NazV Label As Journey Starts AM. M ocr. lit 2 You 32Toke 62 Publicity WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres ( ^ maV » 3 Don't 33 Up 63 Avoid NOY. ir- ^16-18122-27 4 There's 34 Pinonciol 64 Serious ident Nixon's consumer adviser (Continued from Page One) 5 Chonce 35 Could 65 And Jt- 9-13-15/i 6 B e 24-57-60 attacked the Americsin Trial Preetdent Nixon’s trip," aald 6IMINI 36 Needed 66 Recognition Lawyers Association a«;ain to be along thq westmi side of 7 Arronge 37 At 67 Could SAQITTARIUS one source. "We are trying MAV It 8 0 n 38 Should 68 Trouble day over no-fault auto insur South Vietnam’s central high- 9 Guard N O Y .« ^ - hard to avoid baaing our ac- 10 39 Desires 69 Appear ance. lands, where U.S. officials have tlona on the enemy’# intmt. We 10 Smart 40 Home 70 Of BfC. 21 ^ 1 . 2-35-52-61 11 In 41 Opposition 71 Impress 23erating in the wounded. write to the i»%8ldent of the Institutions Show Record American Bar Aasociation and South. No U.S. casuaMlea have been inquire as to sanctions . . . ” Figures for January and Fetn reported so far as a result of Mrs. Knauer’s latest letter ruary are not availaUe yet. cease-fire violations, the U.S< Much Like Floor Buyers m m was prompted by Lewis’ re In his annual report to Con- Conunand said. sponse. gress ’Tuesday, Secretary of ------By JOHN CDNNIFF that the great advantagea en Mrs. Knauer’s first letter was Defense Melvin R. Laird said JBP Boalnesa Analyst joyed by inaOtutlons have been written on Office of Consumers at least 150,000 North Vietnam Expo Officials ______neutralized. Affairs stationery. The latest ese and Viet Cong were in NiBJW YORK (AiP) — One of ^he leaaon for the small In- was on White House stationery South Vietnam and along its Surprised B y the highlights of a recent semi- veator Is to be more alert aaid with President Nixon borders at the end of last year. oar on Investment petfonnance inquisitive ahout the manager prominentily noted as the But the sources in Saigon said MeskilFs Action Jt the University of Pemmylva- ^ pension or mutual fund recipient of a carbon copy. he ai^>arently did not include lia was a ranort atetins- that P «‘“ ®Ho. Some managers ap- iia was a report stating that ^ outperform the market “My letter in no way sug about 60,000 support t r o c ^ . H ie WEST SPRINGFIELD, M o m . he record of insUtutional in- gests, as you imply, that trial enemy units normally have a ccnshtoatly; others have (AP) — The Eactem States Ex- jeatora was no better than the Burton’s store hours: Downtown daily untH 5:30 - Thurs. till 9:00 lawyers ^lould not speak out," ratio of 7 per cent combat iwcords so dismal that one won 1 ’i. naifcet as a whole. Parkade Mon. - Tues. - Sat. till 6 - Wed. - Thurs, - Fri. till 9:00 said Mrs. Knauer. "The gist of troops to 26 per cent support, poslUon was taken by sutpetoe ders bow they penist. . ' my complaint is that the oppo- the sources explained. over Connecticut Gov. Thomas hMOtiitions are the trusts, the In the averages, however, the aiUon of your organization . .. From the battlefronts, mean- MesMll’s announcement Tension and mutual funds, the has been so intemperate, mis while, the U.S. Command re- Tuesday that the Nutmear State ^ ^ poor records mav may become hid- hid sure professionals, and they take leading, and lacking in balance ported 46 air strikes by Ameri- âs puMing out of the tuuuial den, thus protecting the inept as to do serious inJusUce^ to can fighter-bom bers in South fgjjp, big sauries to prove their stat- manager and depriving file both the legal professicxi and Vietnam during the 12 night AleskUl’s office said the gw- ... .. small investors who make up the ppblic it serves." hours after the allies’ Tet emor would ssk the ^ Oon- qttm ^ tove ~P«ior re- the fund from enjoying rowai^ OF VALUES In reply to her letter asking cease-flre ended at 6 p.m. “Dies- necticut trustees of the ex that ««h l be thetoi what action could be iaken day. B62 bombers logged seven position today to h«ip find a contacts. They have quick ac- ______against the trial lawyers, ABA (H erald photo b y P into) missions. lessee for the state-owned Oon- c ^ to infonnatlon that may January goes, so goes President Leon Jaworski re Sc(H%s mors raids were flown necticut building on the Avoiue te v e n ^ impa^ on paû- the rest of the year." 'Ihls pUed: "I beg to advise that this This Is What a Turtle Feels Like today, but the number of ct States on the faltgrounds. ia r ^ k f or on the market as maxim has became widely foi- special purchase! /•■I association is without authority strikes won’t be announced un- part of MeskfU’s ouaterity ^ lowed as a criterion of future IUIIIOII b i i n a n v r to control or question the pol Like Barkis, Jeffrey Baskin is willin’, but a little reluctant, to ment proâm play group that toured the museum and partici til Thursday. program, the withdrawal ends CleMly they tove raid Ihelr ^tock market activity. lii 40 FABULOUS BIRTHDAY icies or conduct of swdi other handle the box turtle offered by Mrs. Louis Saloom, curator of pated in its exhibits yesterday morning. Others awaiting their The night’s raids raised to 1,- a 32-year asaoKiation wlfii the case to the. public. More than years, It has failed cnily four polyester associations ..." education at Lutz Junior Museum. Contrasting facial expressions turn, from left, are Robert Eubanks, Kim Morrow, Diane Fahey, 070 the total number of strikes fair, held for two weeks in 8e{^ $00 button, fo r exam pfe, la in- tim e s -ln 1084, 19»7, 1M6 and doubleknit pontsiiifs Congress is considering feder in South Vietnam since last tember. vested through mutual (unda tggg. BONUS VALUES! and vocal reactions of ‘“ It’s bumpy,’’ and “ It’s yellow” accompa Jon Riemitis, Lisa Silverman, Brian Roy, Lauren Nemeth, Lisa And yet, on average, they do no knits al no-fault, which awards com Wednes^y. In the four months it was known, however, ♦bar WeU, the market did rise in nied his breaking-the-ice act. The four- and five-year-old young Lombardo, and Christine Conti. The children were accompanied bettor than the market as a pensation in meet auto acci before, U.S. warplanes aver- MesklU was contemplaUng the January, but ctfly by 1-4 per dents without the necessity of sters are enroll^ in a Temple Beth Sholom community enrich- By Mrs. Leon______aged Silverman and Mrs. Jerome Baskin. 10 or less strikes a day. action, designed to save the whole. Utigation to determine negU- They were shifted ftom targets $15,000 annual cost of exlUMting ’tte report cited was given at a L ^ “ T BIKINI PANTS . . . Modern Globe the Rodney L.T. Whuo White Center frtvfor ’'« » • ^YtOuaMaX A verage. la .94 gence. Airs. Kiauer and the which no-foult insurance seeks now appear to be getting on the in Laos and Cambodia to blunt in the building, that gain large enough to be re Flnanoial Research at the Whar Nixon administration have pro to lessen. bandwagon. As one supporter the anticipated offensive vriii*P'yi1Brjfilsrq is a n f colors, values to 5.00...... 1.94 offtelals have promised cui auto By DAN HALL makes the $760 paln-anid-suffer- port, said he would comment ahAlM be pull-on pants. Pretty, knits... all wonder Ing limit “practically mean- on the biU after it is written. AQ UABIVIII DECOR other cdnaiiuirafim: .B&ections. insurance rate cut of more than HARTFORD (AP) veiênce? Ability to q;n«ed the Since 1000, the m arket has ri- popular, jacquard fully washable, and 26 ppr cent. Ingless" because so many acci- gtate Sen. Joseph I. Ueber- risk for many investors? AbUlt, LADIES' PANTY HOSE . . . Assorted Most legislative leaders expect dent victims would exceed It. man, D-New Haven, who spon- C lifM A T M Ujicala's BlrHiEley • • W oaU affoa'g BlrHMNiy mn IS times.- and diii^ped five patterns in purple, black, t y ^ diversify? Th rettleVO'In in-. ,p r i^ ^ t ^ ef?ctloi^, wrinkle resistant paaaage of a no-fault auto in- Ives, like the other leaders, sored an unsuccessful no-fault aad ValaOtlaM boy wHh fraoiMiboM SJI1fni#|i TO YOOI vestors of reepbnslMUfiiiif'" navy, brown or berry. styles and colors, values to 2.00 69e too! Neat stripes, Child-Proof surance biU this session but said he wanted to see the com- auto insurance bill last session, Koat investors through in A • • T t M.M.1 there stUl is wide disagreement *‘®“' ^® several areas of the com- Wad. Fab. fdfb - Mom, S I .... • mtQ D A Y S OF MVINOOI stitutional are aware of such Sizes 8-18. sportswear, solids or checks! A s p)irin in n BottlesB o t t le s about what It riiould CMV^ ®^®® industry’s reaction to it. mlttee-concelved plan may at- co^Slderatlans, but in the last FLANNEL GOW NS & PJs . . . Long or HOURS: Mon. - SM. 10 - 9 LBJ Is a Puffer downtown and Parkade. Sizes 8 to 18. ------In addition, some no-fault ad- ““ *^®y “'^® amendments. anidyais they are likely to re Ordered By FDA. voactes fear that a rush to ^ ^ supporter o f a $1,000 10 Gal. STARTER SET-UF S u n .1 -e duce everythtog to Just one pen- BAffiTMORSl (AP) — Mickey short gowns, some "footsies." reg. to dresses, downtown 20 Gal. H STAR'TER SET-UF sUieratlixi: Do they make mote Landay was so upset when he WASHINGTON (AP) ■. By amend the measure could en- Kûdglngly, he added. threshold for paln-and-suffering SET-UPS INCLUDE: Fine 8 .0 0 ...... 2 for 5.00 and Parkade. Aug. 16, all aspirins sold In the danger its chances. House AUnority Leader wages—Lieberman said the 14.95 quality Steinless Steel Tank, 24.95 nu^y for me than I might saw former President Lyndon I United States must be in con- A survey Tuesday of leaders j limit would make only a Light, Pump, Filter, Heater, make on my own? B. Johnson puffing a cigarette ‘Ihermometer, Charcoal, Fluff, Why don’t the institutions do at the Cotton Bowl footbaU tainero that are difficiat for in both the Senate and House warned agalnrt pas- small dent In the court cases with all Glass Tank FAMOUS MAKE BLUE JEANS . . . children to open. . showfed approval of the main ®®®® Gravel, Tubi^, Food and - In- with all Glass Tank better? One ejgdanafion lies in game he wrote him a scolding struction Booklet. Tlie Food-and Drug Adminis- points of a committee-proposed TUire every car-owner to - buy 18.95 the makeup of fiie market, and letter. rugged wearing blue denim in sizes 5 trotion handed down an order no-fault plan providing auto- no-fault insurance. Not only 29.95 it . bôoves every small ki- Landay wrote that he did not to the drug-packaging industry matic payment of m ^cal ex- would that mean an added cost RAN G E AND vettor to undeietajid it. On tUnk the sight of a former asst, knits and to motorists iriio hadn’t been to 15. 7.00 values...... 4.59 Tuesday setting the deadline penses and lost wages up to $6,- FUEL OIL scxoiie days, that is, 70 per cent heart attack victim smoktng on required by the Poison Pre- 000 arising from an accident, Insured before but It would in- of ^ trading on the New York natiohal television was a,very elude "high-risk" drivers and vention P ackaging A ct o f 1970. The 23-member GASOLINE Stock Exchange is by in- good example for file mlUlons GIRLS' REVERSIBLE SKI JACKETS ... peosant styie Tlie law is designed to reduce committee also sUtutlons. of young people in the TV au- the number of wcldental pd- elimination of court suits for ® plan itself, he said. BANTLY OIL SPECIAL ON 3 pc. SET-UPS Tfiis means that wheii one in- dience. Prints reverse to solids! 4-14. 14.00 SPECIAL GN LARGE TANK 3 pc. SET-UPS sUtution.makes a gain It often Weeks later, Landay received body suits sonings of children. addltianal "pain and suffering” Another controversial area is COMPANY. INC. t is at file eicpense of another. On a card bearing a goid-emboesed The NaUonal Office of Vital payments to victims unless the whether the legislature should AO Glass Tank, Fully Guaranteed values...... 5.94 Statistics says 800 children un- total economic losses surpass cost limits on a no-fault All Glass Tank, Fully Guaranteed, Custom such days, they are “the mar- seal of the United States and der 5 years old died of acciden- jtso plan “it ------passes,— as in Alassachu- 331 Main Street Stand, Full Hood Cover. A.I. Stands, Combo Full Hoods. ket as a ’Whole." And since they the foUowing reply: 3 « tal poisoning In 1968, Including jjo u se Speaker W illiam R . setts. The committee hasn’t yet Tel. 649-4595 arpr the market they cannot bet- "Thank you for being Inter- SHORT SLEEVED PUCKER BLOUSES 61 who took overdoses of aspl- i VCt-. ___ „ made a recommendation. 30 Long 36 X 12 X 16 ter-fiie market. ested and kind. We appreciated rin. Ratchford, D-Danbury, said the r.»a. 79.95 In other words, so in- your thoughtful message. **- Kjn hog a "eood chance for nas- Afajority Leader J. Rockville 875-327^ 15 Gal. 44.95 40 Long zip or placket front. Colors! S, M, L. reg. to 10.00 The FDA order requires that ^ cnance ror pas Caldwell, D-Bridge- 48 X 12 X 16 99.95 aUfiiUonallzed Is the market "Lyndon B. Jiohnson.’’ an aspirin container be capable ’ 20 Gal. High 47.95 SO Gal. 36 X 18 X 18 99.95 reg. 8.00 ...... 3.94 ff . ^ o. He added that he was dls- 55 Gal. 48 X 13 X 20 A pretty se f . appointed the committee didn’t 114.95 per cent of a 200-child test __ , _j , ______20 Gal. Low Long 51.95 , propose extending the no-fault 60 Long 72 X 12 X 16 174.95 lection of sleek group to open it, PANTY GIRDLES . . . famous name gir oT-niiiT* provision to. property damage 29 Gal. 59.95 70GaL 48 X 18 X 20 cent after the group has 149.95 fitting b 0 d y in addlttmi to medical ex watched a demonstrator open AN EXem Na p a r t y id e a i dles. Assorted sizes, great buys! 4.99 suits . . . great penses, as Afassachusetts has. it. wardrobe plus Senate AUnority Leader Alden CHftoiMr Piek-Up Buffeh. and An FDA spokesman said sim TANK SPECIALS es in the nicest ilar rules will be announced A. Ives, R-Morris, voiced the Hnme Deliverad Bnffeff YOUR JRS'. NO-WALE CORDUROY JEANS soon requiring child-proof pack same general support of the colors. S,M,L. "bare bones" description of the Colors galore! Sizes 5-15. voliies to aging of furniture polish con in Reckiy-to-Serve Contalnen! SUM LINE ALL GLASS TANKS Some one size taining petroleum distillates, bill that the committee has re For forifaer infornialion, call ALL GLASS BETTA TANKS fits all. linge linament containii^ winter- leased so far. SPECIAL Oimantiont GIFT 12.00 ...... 8.94 12Qal. rie, downtown green oil and 4,300 drugs the But Ives, too, questioned spe Rag. SPECIAL 11.49 20 X 10 X 15 cifically the measure, arguing | SARDEN RROVE CATERERS, In. agency said could be dangerous 4 comp. 14.95 12.40 U O tl. 1 3 A 9 20 X 10 X 16 and Parkade. if abused. that allowing wage losses to be «4»4»18 o r M0-5S14 JR. & MISSES' PANT COATS . . . 5 comp. 16.85 14.49 17 091. 14.96 30 X 10 X 16 included with medical expenses I 21 Osl. GALLERY 6 comp. 18.95 16.4 9 20.96 30 X 10 X 18 Assorted styles and colors. Values to 2S0»I. 7 comp. 21.95 19.49 23.00 36 X 10 X 16 Catholic Parish 3SQ»I. 39.06 48 X 10 X 16 ladies* polyester 65.00 ...... 24.00 Protesting War FISH SPECIALS HARDGOODS SPECIALS knit slocks FAMOUS WOOL AND KNIT SKIRTS Holds Phone Tax R«0. •FECIAL SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! greet spring SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NEONS 8 for $1.00 RED VELVET SWORDS 3 lot $ IJ » 1 - lb. Fioitn R^f Bimd Mirliiia 2.M I J i Misses' and Junior sizes. Values to OKLAHOAIA c i t y (A P ) — A ZEBRAS 6 fot $1.00 CATFISH 3 foe $1.00 iot.TMisMln BM 4AB 60-mlember Roman Catholic COR. MAIN ST. AND HARTFORD RD. RASBORA 4 fof $1.00 ALGAE EATERS 3 lot $ IJ » Hiati 1 Ak fuMa MB 2.70 20.00 ...... ,4.94 cover-ups •.. p a i^ has voted unanimously MOLUES 4 for $1.00 OOOUE LOACH 3 fat $1.00 Lam* ChMMl 3JM 2M to withhold payment of long BRASS TETRA There are gifts galore at Watkins Gift 4 fof S1.00 RED MINOR TETRA 3l0f tIJW LMSaEMwEluff 3ae 2JE distance teleiduaie excise -taxes R cf. ANGELS 4 fof S1.00 KISSERS coat sweaters 2 b t$ lJ )0 Fimi Flax Omamanta aOKOFF WARM WINTER ROBES . . . Long or in protest of the Vietnam war. LENTEN SERVICES 'Hie Rev. William Nerln said KffTP^ y iS IA k .gft »EClf00 P.M. MON. FER. 21 ft. Black, navy, burgundy, soft acrylic knits! Rep. Wilbur Mills ,to pay foe Feb. 27 - "YOU BET YOUR LIFE" purple, rust, brown. LADIES' "SKIMMA" CASUAL DRESS Pretty textured the war in Vietnam. The par-' Dialogue Sermon featuring countries around tho world. ishionera are ccmvlnced that the MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS ON FISH AND HARDGOODS! 8-18. sportswear, ES . . . Perma-press plaids or prints. weave pattern in war is immoral and is still go Alfred Butler - ECSC Student WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO SUBSTITUTE SALE MERCHANDISE! downtown attd solid colors of red, ing on in ^ te of all appeals to William Perkins - M C C Student S, M, L, XL. 13.00 values...... 7.99 bring It to an end.<’ ■ Parkade white or navy. Sizes Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw AQUARIUM DECOR or A 935 Main St., Manchester S, M, L. sportswear, B aeteria Very Old FAMOUS ALLYSON ROBERTS KNIT BTtEIBURG, Germany — Dr. Mar. 5 - "THE WITNESS OF THE SPIRIT" Connecticut’s Most Elogont Aquarium downtown and SLA C K S . . . Solids! Heathers! Misses' IlMiia DomlMVWskl o f F r^ b u tg Rev. Dr. J. Manley Shaw, Preaching 980 Sullivan Avenue, Routt 194 E 643-5171 Parkade. ha# iMraught tiactoria back to So. Windsor, Connecticut Telephone 644-2077 sizes, values to 22.00 ...... 10.94 Ute after 500 million years of Mar. 12 - "ONE GREAT HOUR OF SHARING" 0 1 dofinancy by freeing them Open 7 Doys A Week - Mon.-Sot. 10 a.m.-9 p.m . • Sun. 1-9 p.m. (ram salt crystals and breeding Rev. Mr. Carl W. Saunders, Preaching tbain under laboratory ccndl- Ample Free'Forking, Matter Ckerge end CAP, Gift Certlflcetet, Lhyaway Flea tian#, \ PAGE SEVEN PAGE sn? MANCHESTER EVEOTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 MANCHESiER-EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 Education had asked of his | Uon-operated buses would take their chil Coventry Drug Center Vernon Arm In designing toe school. dren to. ’ihe citation read: “Outstand The Drug Adrtsory Center, ing solution for a high school WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY SPECIAL Sttpmng i|?raU> There are many gradations of thought Inside 88 Park 8t., is open M onday School Plan addition providing ,a good bal and feeling on this issue—as many as Hi PZC To Set Hearing through Saturday from noon ance between traditional and to 10 p.m . PUBLISHED BY THE there are individuals of us — and no one The Anti-Busing Boom more Aexlble individualized MANCHESTER PUBLISHING CO. A telephone backup service By McHugh learning space. Academic areas 13 Bissell Street knows for sure that the soft-hearted are Manctaesten Conn. N eighbor Is available when toe center, both old and new, well grouped LADIES^ -i..v/> MEN^S BURL LYONS always kind and helpful or the hard On Water Proposal Is closed. Wins Prize tor each subject area. Careful Publisher For drug adidsory informa attention given to ivlde commu- Founded October 1. 1881 hearted always mean and obotructionist. R eport The Planning and Zoning Com The new >yateii regulation tion, ca ll 048-2016. Published Every Evening Except Sundays Back under those skins again, we may Burl Lyons, Publisher mission has decided to go ahead pertains only $o subdivisions, McHugh Associates of Far- ^ falsities. and Holidays. Ehitered at the Post Office at with a public hearing on its mlngton, designer of toe Rock- ^McHugh, to r e c e n t Qnd there is something of everything in and is designed ultimately to Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Mall By Rowland Evans Jr. and Robert ,D. Novak proposed new water regulations, v iu . H w . ^ Matter.______eliminate toe existence of a interest with all o f us. which would lead eventually to plaaw, was died by the Amert- vomuci c* SUBSCRIPTION RATES large number of private water Payable In Advance But one thing ell of us need to re WASH*NGTON — At the mo Given O'Hara’s standing ried about polishing up the old a municipal water system. The companies. There are current Sales T ax PLAIN $ Just like many of our subscribers, we dislike a late One Year ...... $39.00 ment Monday morning that among House Democrate and Tricky Dick image.’’ Besides, regulations, which have received ly nine such private companies mÛsJ^ro ;t the con: batoy about much ^ Six Months ...... 19.60 m em ber. press time. Pushing the button on our press after 8 o'clock Three Months ...... 9.75 President Nixon was plotting with Mr. Nixon’s new commit having refused to take a posi toe T o ^ Council’s stamp of ap In town. More Importantly, toe This question is the question which is or so mokes life a bit hectic tor Bob Hubbard u d his One Month ...... 3.25 anti-busing strategy in the ment to block nro-huslng decis tion on the equal-rights-for- proval and a review by Town new regulation iatIU protect sub- past weekend. Single Copy ...... 15c press crew and presents many proWems for Pete Oordera tee. I hope many people will it for America. We must, somehow, work w^'men CrsntItuUonal amend Planner Sam SpielvQgel and division inhabitants by assur- Does W ell Architects from all over toe By Carrier ...... weekly 75c White House with conservative ions of the Federal courts, a and his circulatiim department. The end result is a feiw feel, through tWa citation, that Congressmen of both parties, OcnsUtuUonal amendment ment on grounds that the pro Town Attorney John Shea, are Ing them adequate amounts of United States were Invited to 1.19 toe committee did indeed MEMBER OF cur way forward through,it. grumbles from our carriers, motor route drivers, and In being returned to Town Engi I THE ASSOCTATED PRESS cne of the leading libend-Iabor w-uH .■mrely pass the House by cess of amending the Constitu water, a problem that 'Has submit school designs they had chooee a competent Arm to de (Avanvd and Prpnm^d The Associated Press is exclusively en turn, subscribers. We .can sympathize with all of thun neers Griswold and Fuss for drawn over toe past five years. SUITS tion is no business of the Presi pleigued at least one subdivision titled to the use of republication of all Democrats in the House — Rep. the required two-thirds majoi^ and that’s why for the past couple of months we have sign toe high school. dent, Mr. Mxon did not want “the 'dotting of toe i’s and toe severely In past years. For State A jury of architects, educators news dispatches credited to it or not other James G. O’Hara of Michigan ity. been striving for a 2:30 press time and this fdlow In Ihe McHugh established his Arm wise credited in thispaper and also the to appear inconsistent. crossing of the t’s.” It will also enable fire tank LADIES’ PANT SUITS NOT INCLUDED local news published here. Living At Last —was quietly polishing his own The more liberal Senate lions d«i is going to be meaner yet if we can't riiave HARTFORD (A P ) — about 16 years ago and had his That reluctance gradually dis A dat^ will be set for toe trucks to use subdivision ■water ___ _ All rights of republication of special dis anti-busing amendment to deal wf-nld nose more opposition. that by a few minutes later on. At any rate we apologise The state sales tax produced a first oAlce on Ellington Ave., patches herein arc also reserved. appeared as political pressures hearing, w h^ toe r^lrem ents tanks to All up. thus Improving The way Manchester’s unemployed, with the country's hottest do EJven there, however, there are for the late press time, occasionally and rest assured Rockville. He moved to West rose and 143 House m em bers are returned to toe PZC. The protection services. whoppii^ $103 mlUlon during The Manchester Publishing Company as business executives, retirees, artisans, mestic political Issue. recent signs of political worry toe “Christmas quarter’’—the Hartford about seven years ago sumes no financial responsibility for typo (split about equally between we’re going to get it solved. commlsslcn met Monday night graphical errors appearing In ndvertls- O’Hara is a former chqlrman by such leading school Integra- In advance news, toe PZC last three months o f 1971. toe and just recently moved to ex stenogrîherB and housewives all form Democrats and ReinibUcaiis) to discuss possible acUen on the COMPLETE FORMAL WEAR RENTAL ments and other reading matter in The of the liberal Democratic Study ticnlsts as Sen. Walter F. Mon- will hold a public hearing Iêb. State Tax Depeutment reported panded headquarters In Farm Manchester Evening Herald. signed a discharge petition to Our personal congratulations to those Boy Scouts regulations. It was noted in toe ed lii^ yesterday to be the Arst people Griore than $0 m illion, double toe in order to achieve social and educa al amendment. a sense, run wild. To halt Inflation, federal govenunent specifications and details he Coventry High School at 8 p.m. w ere presented with M cH u ^ <3 m illion sold In 1967. ^ c a r i - ments was Indeed that of Howard spending should he frosen, or better yet, cut. tional conditions which the American The President himself was amended to include water (not*^ 7:30 as previously an- Electricity Gaining Associates receiving one of Agprlculture Depart- Economy in govenunent wlB come only when the speciAcations. The standard nounced In The Herald.) dream should have provided for them Hughes and no other. open on the proper abroach, toese. The Arm also had Its de- nient. voters insist upon it, not while they call tor nuire and specs do not currently include ------^ As Power Source That original "overwhelming opbdon’’ O p e n ForU] but he pounded home one point: sign of a Wethersfield Elemen- Traditional Items, such as C o lle g e by more reasonable methods long ago. Although "tile lawyers” could more government spending. water, although toe subdivision Monebeeter Evening Herald - Electri- tary 'School chosen ftw display, onions, cantaloupes, cucumbers, took three weeks of painstaking . -r, ■ ^ LOB ANGELBJS Our doubts as' to the efficacy of the And a thoueond reasons «iiy regulations do have some rules Coventry oorrevondeiit. Holly ahare of the total U.S. WUUam McHugh, head of toe tomatoes and watermelons Me Something to think about: Just because nobody dlzh In this area. G ontoer, T ol. 724-8796. ^ busing method, and our aversion to the examination and comparison of U speci both approaches might not work power usage has risen from 8 Arm said In an interview yester- being replaced by spemmty Issues At Bortfwd the installatimi of a Mgnal light In view of the Supreme Court’s agrees with you doesn’t necessarily mean you are brilUsiit; per crtit In 1920 to 26 per cent day toat It was imusual to re- products consumed by way it manipulates the lives of children mens of handwriting claimed to be that To the Editor, on the comer of McKee and pro-busing decisions, it ivas up maybe you’re the boss. today. The percentage is ex- celve an award for toe de- Americans living in Puerto IWco of Huskies with nine samiSes of Hughes Center Streets; discusstems rela » * • • * must, however, be tempered by some As a member of the Trans to him, the President, to And pected to climb to more than signing of an addition. He also and cities on toe U.S. Bartem S tu d e n ts tive to a future mass transit a remedy that ivlll work. „ The response to our Happy Ads appearing cn The other considerations. handwriting over \yhich there was no portation Committee of the. state 30 b y 1)980, t o 40 by 1890 and to said that toe comments made seaboard. They Include pigeon program that would cmmect Strategists for the leading Herald’s classlAed pages has been tremendous. As a result isy Moths Infest doubt. legislature, varlcus matters that 60 per cent by toe end of toe by toe jury were quite relative peas, yucca, malanga, yams, First, we must be sure we do not real Manchester, Hartford and Brad Democratic Presidential con a number of newspapers across the nation are following affect the pecple in Manchester century to what toe Vernon Board of fresh coconuts and plantains. The graceful adjustment the bandwrit ley Field. I would also like to tenders, including Sen. Edmund ly intend, by rejecting busing, a method, come up and I would like to the same Happy Ads format as adopted by MolUe Qworek tell you about my strong feel Muskle, are hoping all this will and her classified crew at The Herald. Mhny readers to reject people. ing experts made took lees than three knew hew they feel abcut them tsU us ings relative to passing a law backAre among the voters as Half of Woodlands weeks. In fact, it toeSe only a few hours —^the best method of ccntacting these ads are the Arst thing they turn to in the newap^Mr. Si Second, we . should stop short of giving an automatic jail sen transparently political. But the a state representative is to write A ground survey of Manctoes- sprayqd from toe air with in aAer it began to appear that certain tence to convicted drunken remarkable stand taken by a translating our doubts about busing Info him a letter so that he has a The Herald’s display adverUsiiig department has been ter shows that about half toe secticldes oiriy with written n e e d h e lp ? drivers and also being in fa liberal of O’Hara’s stature is a any such drastic move, such as the con characters were virtually admitting that record. busy with Washington’s IMrthday promotions. Be sure and town’s woodlands — 4,680 acres permission from the Oonnect- vor of a good tough ai>proach strong indication that Mr. Nixon they had been forging the Hughes signa pay particular attention to The Herald tomorrow which will — are infested with egg masses icut Depeutment of Environ- stitutional amendment now being putti One o t the questions we will in dealing with speeders and is on the right poUUcal track ccnboln two sqxirate tabloid sections, one from the Main have to answer la: Shculd the. of gypsy’taoths, said George W. mental Protection. ed In Congress, which would deprive us ture. reckless drivers on the high and most of his Democratic op Street Guild and another from the Manrtiester Parkade. Schuessler, deputy state ento- An aerial survey conducted After that the handwriting experts Highway Fund be changed to a ways. ponents are not. We were thinking of staging a contest of tfarawing of future options in case we should And Transportation Fund or should molqgist, today. This acreage last July found 992 acres of Sincerely, silver dollars across the river. However, we haven’t been is about Ave times as great as woodland defoliated. Of the to- soon issued a “ supjrtementary opinion” the money go Into the General pi- that our ultimate national answer to the N. Charles Bogginl a resident of the Nutmeg State long enough to determine the a r e a ' iivhicfa w as defoliated tal, ’ 681 acreA w ere defoliated OF MANCHESTER opening the poesibUity that their own Fuiul? problem of integration is going to require Repmsentative 20th District if the pitching arms of our strong males are in good shape last Jiiljt, he said. The survey from 16 to 26 per cent, 233 original “overwhelming opinion” might My feeling Is that the lAgh- P.S. Oh any emergency mat A Thought for Today since baseball spring training Is about to begin. The other didn’t include trees in yards un- acres from 26i to 60 per cent, something of everything. way Fund should be changed ters, constituents are welcome have been in some slight degree of Sponsored by the Manchester reason is that while we brougttt a few genuine slhrar less the yards are adjacent to and 78 acres from 61 to 75 per SEMI-ANNUAL. SALE We must be sure we are trying to ac to a Transportation Fund there to contact me at the State dollars from the west some collectors have been knom to woodlands. cent. None were defoliated Capitol while we arC in session. Council of Churches cept, rather than reject, one anottier as error. by permitting us to spend mon pay as much as $6 tor a single dollar. It just might be NOW IN PROGRESS (The page has Instructions to Within the next few weeks, ’5 P®^ ey for 'other means cf trans- that source o f revenue irtll com e in handy in the nvontfas j j ... people. contact me if you tell him to). Message to Mankind sta/te officials wUl show maps, ' ® More On Income Tax portaticn in addition to the build ahead toward meeting The Herald’s payroll. A We must realize that, more than this ing of highways. The money I am available in my ofAce on “You may as well know this indicate and explain various Spencer Street every morning too, TTmothy, that in the last wavs of /v^HvJHng gypsy *«>m Town Manager Ro^rt B. 'iili'W. is any struggle between black end white, Governor Meskiil’s Strike Force for should not be lest to transporta You might And it of Interest that a few newspapers iW tion needs by vanishing into the before going to the Capitol for days it is going to be very dlf- moths to a smaU group of town Weiss Full Employment’’ has the Important are canying engagement and wedding announcements as (fi it is a struggle for our national existence, General Fund because of cur aftemoim sessiems. Acult to be a Christian. For oAlclals,- including members of job of Andlng ways to create more jobs paid advertiaing. The latest to join the fold are both tremendous unmet transporta people will love only themselves the Conservation Commission, vatlon commlsrion a s ^ and for the creative survival of the In the state, attract new Industry here, dally newspapers in Houston, Texas. No, we aren’t tion needs. and their money; they will be Schpessler said. After tola m ^ e v t o ^ e the 'Iltw American way of life, and that, for such and exhort old to stay In Connecticut contemplating such a policy at The Herald. We beHeve & Follcwing along with a Trans Herald proud and boastful, sneering at meeting, the complete results )„,l' and expand. There have been several that’s one service a dally newspaper should provide free goals, it is imperative to keep our op portation Fund concept rather God, disobedient to their par of toe survey will be available. SPEAKING from LUTZ JU- examples of laige corporations leaving of charge. While we are on the subject, some nevnqnpera -ê T te^^^s^rrecom - NIOR M U«B^. in y®®te^y^ tions open. or staying out of the state because of the than a Highway B^lnd, the next Yestejrdays ents, ungrateful to them, and thoroughly bad. They will be also charge tor obituaries. No, we don't like Mvii: p i t t e y mend any particular control Herald is about moths. We here in Manchester have had our oppressive tax structure. question is: “What percentage goes into the building of high 25 Years Ago harêarted and never give in either. If newspapers are really to serve a community, m eSod^t ^ su p p ly Infor- It «w®«t8 wya for toelr cen- big UtUe struggle with the greatest single The Strike Force, after lengiOiy study, such stories should be published without charge. mation on several, so that each t«>* tW property owner .) is ready to present a 8 per cent tax on ways and what percentage goes to others; they will be constant This was a Sunday; The Her liars and troublemakers and town can decide on a method or issue of our time. adjusted gross income with a $1,000 ex into mass transportation pro town can aeciae on a meuiuu _ ald did not publirii. will think nothing of immoral A salute to our neighboring WUUmantic Chronlole methods to use. The control 4 Ssvem Fiance H om e When it came to a^lêrendum verdict, emption for each taxpayer or quallAed grams?” The percentages and recommendatiens range all the ity. They will be rough and which is the subject of a feature article on their offset or dependent. This'plan is intended to spur methods are controversial, he CHICAGO — It take* a little a sUm majority of those who voted op way from 90%, 60% to 10%. We 10 Years Ago cruel,' and sneer at those who cold type operation in the current issue of Editor h industrial growth and. alleviate 'unem said, and various group* are than four savers at a will have to make an impoHant try to be good. They will be Publiriier, trade publication of the newspaper Industry. opposed to them. typical gavinga-and-loan assocla- posed having Manchester participate, as ployment in the state. 'Robert L. Brock, 27, assistant decision on this matter. tray their friends; they will be We had the pleasure of meeting lucy and Arthur Crosbie Talk to S.B.M. a host, in the Project Concern busing of The Governor has said repeatedly that manager of the East St. Louis Aerial spraying of woodlands tlcn to finance a home purchase My feeling is that there must hotheaded, puffed up with and John Sweeney at the New England Dolly Press Assn, he will not propose such a tax because Chamber Commerce in with spectrum insecticides, one by a single borrower. The aver- a limited number of Hartford North End be a common sense decision pride, and prefer good times to meeting last month. One of these days we hope we can the people would rather have an in lUinois, is named new executive of toe methods previously used, age homo loan outstanding In children to school classes in Manches made. While I am very much vice president of the Manrties- worshipping God. They will go take advantage of the invitation to tour their new operetlan. has been outlawed by th e state. 1970 grew to $18,726 from $18,- crease In the sales tax. But the immedi In favor cf accelerating mass to church, yes, but they won’t • « * • * ' ate reaction of taxpayers to the plan ter Chamber of Commerce. Agricultural lands can be048 a y e tix earlier.______ter. transportaticn programs, I feel really believe anything they Oommonwealth Court in Harrisburg, Pa., has upheld about a Before the referendum the Board of might well be, “Wte want no more taxes that we should continue to satis hear. Keep far away from peo by a 4-2 decision a lower court ruling proMbiling the of any kind." Skeptics argue that if the Education had voteid to have Manches fy our highway needs until tile Carrent Quotes > ple like that. They have dirty Pittsburgh Press from advertising job opportunities on General Assembly gets more money, it mass transit programs are minds, warped and twisted, and the basiB of sex. ter participate, and it continued this “We are trying to pump mon will spend more, even waste it. ready — thousands of new driv have turnej^ against the Chris The judge’s com rh& ats are'worth repeating: Nonetheless, the pn^csal has strong ey into the economy in the next policy after and in spite of the refer ers’ licenses are being iesued five months to help the econo tian faith. But they wiwi’t get “To anyone who has ever viewed a women partlclpctt- \W \' '' I I* /// /• reasons to be seriously considered. The each year and thousands of new ing in a roller dqrby, the argument that wromen are the " r III!/ endum. my; that is the annouruied plan. away with all this forever.” /// State sales tax would be reduced to B per cars are being added to the n Timothy 8:1-B, 8, 9, weaker sex carries little weight. It Is no longer possible Express Yourself! STUDENT We think that it is in this fiscal The number of ciiildren thus guests in cent. It would help reduce the state debt, A highway each year. year that the stimulation Is THE LIVING BIBLE to state that all women have an Interest In any one type which ccsts a whopping $10 m illion a Manchester schools has currently declin It would be helpful to get a needed. It may be good politics (Paraiîrased) or classiAcation of work. Some ivomoi have the desire, year now. This is a major built-in annual ed to a mere 36, apparently as a re recommendation on the above too, but that Is Incidental.’’— Submitted by ability and rtamlna to do any work that men do. SLIPCOVERS cost, but Mr. Mesklll has said not many matters from the Manchester Rev. KenneUi L. Gustafson, “ The state of a human being without a Job la a neutral sult of Hartford’s inability to keep up Caspar Weinberger, deputy di Make your home YOU! Choose from an outstanding llection of are aware of It. Also, government costs Board of Directors, Interested Pastor, Calvary Church fact equally aix>hcable to both aexea. The finding of a Job rector of the OfAce of Mainage- fabrics — prints, plains, formals, informals — whatever you feel its own financing of the program. are rising, and probably will continue to people, and especially organiza ment and iL^dget. (Assemblies of God) should aldo be a neutral fact equally accessible to both.’’ By virhat it voted, M anchester express do so. An income tax viould be more tions like the Chamber of Com- VM is you! equitable. m erce. ed opposition and skepticism. You’U love the look of quality. Watkins slipcovers are cut and LOAN Tax money has to come from some Another probl^nFy that we pinned in your home, then crafted with handmade self-welts, box By what It actually did, Manchester where. If the income tax does not go . should get "aa recommendationrecom m e or kick pleats. They are installed when completed to insure perfect refused to turn a deaf ear to the plea through, the prospect is that the legisla from the town on is: "How Bill Whitaker **lt*s' Always a If you need help in financing your educa ture will continue to raise the sales tax, does toe To'wn of Manchester \ fit. that the Project Concern experiment feel about connecting Route 84 . tion, we may be able to help you! You can seek more revenue ttp m lotteries and ■S , Arm Caps are Extra. ^ , . V might lead the way toward great social horse ruing, and raise cigarette, liquor to Route 91 west of the Con borrow the money you need now under the necticut River?’’ ■*Sofas up to 78” in length. All others require more fabrics. good. and gamllne taxes. *Wing and channel backs require 1 extra yard of fabric;. i The ^ te uigently needs more reve The Department of Transpor MV G o o o n b s s ÂRIMT Yew Pleasure to government guaranteed student loan pro By its action, Manchester refused to *1 Cushion Chairs — All others require more fabric and labor. nue. Some kind of taxes' will most likely tation and toe Governor’s oAice gram and repay after you graduate from reject the proposal because the children be applied anyway. seem to be in favor of con USI9T» W iST'SiM VIATER SALE necting these highways. On toe GROUP I Reg. college. Come in and sit down with us and were to be black. By Its action Man Members of the Strike Force contend $122.50 $ 98.50 the 8 per cent income tax is equitable other hand, our good neighbors Collect at ♦Sofa we will show you how this plan might help chester showed a disposition to play ’a In East Hartford seem to be ♦Sofa and 1 Chair 1 7 7 .5 0 152.75 and that it will put the state in a com 208.50 token constructive i>art In an attempt to petitive position with other states that opposed to the connection. ♦Sofa and 2 Chairs 242.60 you. find a solution for the great domestic are outcompeting us now. It must be borne In mind that If this highway is built the This Home" GROUP II The subcommittee Is aware'Of public problem of our time. Federal government wilt pay away. That is why the maximum tax ♦Sofa 126.80 105.00 90 per cent, leaving toe State The Project Concern experiment has fears that the legislators will spend it • BRIGHT SPOTS on your carrier- ♦Sofa and 1 Chair 197.60 169.50 to pay only 10 per cent of toe 646-1700 produced, for the particular children in rate would be the'subject of a constitu boy’s newspaper route are the homes ♦Sofa and 2 Chairs 268.40 229.00 cost. (If we want this road, where he seldom hgs collection prob volved in it both ways, some heart tional amendment limiting the power of we should move quickly and not \. the leg^lslature to Increase it for a period lems — where people show their appre warming and impressive results. dillydally because it is possible' \ of five years. to lose the 90 per cent Federal ciation for his fast and reliable delivery But Project Concern has proved more Some money woul^ go back to towns, service by paying him promptly! DRAPERIES Fim dlng). # •a Mtl M« Mm H A All* of an experiment than a solution, more members say, and' some spending will I believe my directive la anxAt f niAiuV. ~r —M»ln Amat YOUR thoughtfulness in paying him Flatter yourself a little more with draperies from Watkins. Choose of a demonstration than an answer. We be needed for adiutional, modem social clear in looking tor a connec froitt the largest selection of exciting new fabrics and bold, exciting program s. the very first time he comes to collect, tion between Route 84 and \\ avings ank can be thankful it has showed Manches does more for this young businessman cxilors. It is easy to see this handsome collection — Just call 648- S B Overall, the plan is tied In ivith the Route 86. (In m y opinion Route ter has some concern. It has not helped EUherington report and its attempts to 84 should not be left In lim bo 1' than you may think. It saves him mak 5171 for Shop-At-Home Seivice and a representative will call on cut back welfare without hurting ^ e but should go Bomevdiere.) ing repeat calls, gives him more time you, at no extra cost or obligation. us to visualize Project Concern on the for school and other activities, enables nee<^, including childran, and to cut To my knowledge toe Board ♦ALL draperies are made with hand-finished hems, headings, and mass scale necessary to achieve, through other costs, including imemployment of Directors apd toe Chamber him to pay his own bills when due, and busing, racial balance In schools. In the compensation. of Commerce are In favor of enjoy FULL profit from his work- Yes, weights in corners and seams. OF Manchester The Income tax proposal deserves my pushing hard tor this con- ♦ALL windows are measured. end, we all know, the boot way for racial it means a lot to him when you always M*/nb«i f 0.1 C carefu l thought. Who has com e up urlth necUtm. have the money ready for each regular ♦ALL draperies are installed. balance to reach the schools Is to have it Ki|M c>wMa»6nl •fficti Mnnn| a bettor Asoal plan tor the state? Cer ' In toe future as time per collection call! ♦Drapery rods are available upon request. exist In the residential neighborhoods, tainly not the legislature, vidiich seems mits from my business schedule MANCHESTER • SOUTH WINDSOR • EAST HARTFORD • BOLTON to be uncertain In its approach to a fu and legislative schedule, I hope Open 9 A.M. to 5:80 P.M. — Thursday and Friday Nites till 9 P.M. li^ch means that adults have to And for Main Olfle* » Parkad* • No. End and Bolton Notch • Open Sal.'til Noon ture mooey-raislng program to put toe to be able to discuss the lot Closed Mondays — Phone 648-5171 — 11 Oak Street themselves and woric out for themselves state on a sounder Ascal footing — NEW* tery; no-fault insurance; pollu lianrlfprtft the kind of meetliig and living Integra- BRITAIN HERALD, tion on lakes, like Bolton Lake; PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY; FEBRUARY 16, 1972

Florida three years ago. He was Health & Beauty Aid and General Merchandise Valdes at Pathmarkir^ Prices employed as a district super Vertion Obituary visor by the Swanee Paper CO. ‘Any thiiig {Joes’ H I- P o w tr Kitchen Tools of Hartford before he retired in TV T o n i^ t Hash Woedflrsin Hsndle, a district su- On Vibrations Contac Assortsd Styles pervisor for the McGowen Ed- Library Objectives Ih Cole Porter’s words, "Any See Saturday's TV Herald Cubes thing Gtoes" on public totavl- for Complete listinga. pkg.of 10 lor Ntw PtUmfH Cmrotm 9^ Campbell COunclh alon’s new music series. "Vibra eapsulM Pepsodent 2cubes sfissh y y . * “ »®**>^ Memorial KofC, and the Fourth Degree tions," premiering tonight at 9 SiN <9) Bta 'Vsner (0) Toothpast* ^ . Bishop McMahon. Assembly, Explained by Layng on Channel 24. (8) IDresm sf Jesssle <0) mr. UMaao was bom Jan. 8, Kc 6}-oz. “We have to lot* toward a lot of money into the purchase The opening show features Bsfsa’i HaroM (0) MM ha Ra^ and had ttved all Survivors, besides his wife, Bobby Short, singer and Cole (49> I turn Imer tub# Ms hfc ,ht Manchester. He for- are a son, Robert J. Upton Jr. coordinated effort for kinder of additional books right now, tiU (8) D rm et (0) 3 9 * , noting that the laok of adequate porter devotee; Met opera star (18) Mflinuu 3 pc. eot Enamsl .YoNow 29 iMVty was employed for 2S Manchester; a brother, Jo- garten through Grade 12 in kbollyn Horne and her husband, (99) Hosu’i Heioe* □ IS-ex. yaaia a« Pratt and Whitney seph Upton of Brockton, Mass.; terms of how we will use the faelUties was preventing the li (91) aUlltaB’t btasd I8i Jehnsenb bS. ^Saucepaif WMIt or Avoesdo ^ ,1, braries from b e i^ brought tip conductor Henry Lewis; the 149) Ncwi — Westlier sad BabyGhampoo DMaton of Uhited Aircraft and two grandchildren. libraries and wliere we are go colorful Ballet Folklorico of Spdite (O) Oos^, East Hairtlord. The funeral will bo Friday at ing in the future,” Albert Ker- to standard. He‘ said Ms aim S;K (I) Whsi’s HmpeslBS (0) □ right now is to bring dfe facil Mexico; and Cde Porter’s bi- 9:99 (9-8-19) WaaUiar — Sport* and Jergen’s Lotion blapcnssr btl.< °xoolSale“iSs:^%'rrs5’ir68f. - — — - ^— —-- — —r------He Is survived by a son. Ed- 8:80 a.m. from the John F. Tier- kln, assistant superintendent of agraph®>', Robert Kimball. Now* ______(C) ward J. Uriano of Manchester; ney Funeral Home, 219 W. Cen- schools, told the Board of Edu ities up to minimum national (U) WUd WUd Wert standards and then bring them PHiture shows in the weekly (St) To Tell flia Tra (C) '^Right Guard Anii-Psrepirsnl 59<^Panty 49pS a teughter. Mrs. Ai Udne of ter St., with a Mass of the Re- cation Monday night. series will provide the same (49) The Batat (0 ) West Palm Beach, Fla.; a surrection at St. James Church up more, little by little. (9) Newt wUh Walter Gros- William Layng, head librar Turning his attention to the mix of styles and stars—com klie (G) brother, Frank Uriano of Glas- at 9. Burial will be in St. James ian for the Vemon school sys bining Jazz, classloal, opera, (9) Now* with H.K. Smith aad □Coricidin ” * »^99‘ °Panty Ho8e«’SX*si»iss79i tonbuiy; two sisters, Mrs. Jo- Cemetery. high school library, Layng said Harry Beaooaer (G) tem had presented the board it has only about four books per theater music, country, folk, (9M9), NBC Newe (G) ' ss 77 sepUne Morline and Mrs. Rose Friends may call at the fu- with a lengthy report several rook, pop, and Mues. It’ll be a tiU (49) -News (G) □ Msgulsr TsMsI* O’Brigfat, both of Manchester; neral home tomorrow from 7 to pupil. He explained this was 7i99 (8) What Is th* World (G> Coricidin D ,-£*1” °Corlcldin N o w O p e n weeks ago. Ihe report and not good but added the mini collage of musical ideas, accord (8) Trath or CoBuqBeBeee (G) and two grandchildren. 9 p.m. Lajmg’s recommendations were ing to its host, Robert Sherman. (U) Dieh Vbb Djrke Meat Values At Pathmarking Prices Hie funeral will be Friday at mum standard number could (89^) Now* — Sport* BBd referred to the board’s curricu not be fitted into the apace the ’Ihe series is produced by NET, Weather (G) 9:30 a.m. frtnn the W. P. Quish Alex M. Fraser transmitted nationally by PBS. (49) ABC Newt (G) rhola Frss Funeral Home, 225 Main St., lum committee. school now has. 7:89 (3) Bm Goehr Skew (G> □ Soyt. Insp< TOiXAND— Alex M. Fraser, Monday night, Layng explain Layng is the school system’s (8) LBeele (G) Non* PrtcodJ HIghar lb.( with a Mhss of the Resurrection 73, or East Hartford, father of Tonight Gallery (18) tfoTie Osme (G) Frying Chickens P a th m a rk o f at St. James Church at 10. Bur- Mrs. Lome Atwood of Tolland, ed that the objectives of a first full-time qualified li ’Two stories of witchcraft will <99) SeleotmeB’s Debate ’79 .school library are the same as brarian. He started woric in (89) Gina* I (G) lal will be in St. James Ceme- died this morning at a Olaston- be telecast on "Rod Serllng's (49) Dranet □ Soml-BonolAM (Ov«n r U8DA , lety. bury convalescent home. those of the school where it is Vemon last September and was Night Gallery*’ tmilght at 10 over 8:19 (8) Gbi3 Baraett Shew (G) CHOICE located. He said, “At this point put in charge of coordinating all (89-89) Adam IS (G) Roady) First Cut HIghar Manchester Friends may call at the fu- Other survivors are his wife, NBC (Chaimels 20, 22, and 30). (8-49) Goartahip of Eddie’s Rib Roast-7” Cut neral home tomorrow from 2 to a son, a brother, end a grand- the educational objectives of the of the services of the Ubrarles. Lois NetUeton, John Saxon, How Father. (G) Pathmark Shopping Center school system are going for Comparing the school li □ Laan3-lbs.AOvar 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. aon. ' ard Duff, Royal Dano, Joel B:St }s&«* nI g Mreteiy 9»«vle 214 Spencer Street,Manchester,Conn. ward and the library should braries in Vemon to those of Grey, and Peggy Webber are (8-19) ABO Gomedr Hear (0) Smallar Quantitlsa Pricad HIghar ------Private funeral services will other area towns, Layng said t:H (8) Medleal Geater (G) Ground Beef Alfooso Giansantt be held at the convenience of too.” guest stars. (18) El Saper Show Oora Store Hours SOUm WINDSOR — Alfonso the family. Burial will be in One of the priority recom they are very much in the fore ’The first segment, " I’ll Never 9:19 (8^) Ponaaden (0) Monday thru Thursday 9 a.m.to 9 p.m. mendations made by layng front in terms of paid staff Leave You—Ever,” concerns .a ItiH (S> Maaalx (O) Giansanti, 88, of 82 Pine Knob Wapping Cemetery. (99-89) NIsht Oanerr (G) Fraah or Frozan lb. Friday 9 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Dr., died yesterday at a Man- The Newkiilc and Whitney was the establishment of a book paid and on a fixed schedule. woman in love so deeply she (18) Neara — Weather A Sports Chuck Beef Patties He told the board that no mab 19:99 (8) GoBaectteat: Where the Chester convalescent home. Funeral Home, 319 BumaiHo selection policy. “We have no can’t wait for her ailing husband AcUoa 1( (O) Saturday 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. He was bom in Italy and Ave., East Hartford, is in guidelines now for selection,” ter how small the budget is "in to die. (18) Hartford Talk-Ia (G) SamltJBpholoaa, Smokad, Fully Cookad, roads toward media diversity in (49) Goavenatloai With (G) Closed Sunday lived most of his life in the charge of arrangments. he commented. The second story, , ‘"rtioro 11:99 (S-8-994M9) News — Weaker WatorAddad. 4- Hams present goals. (18) Allred Hiteheeok ployed in the maintenance de- _____ library improvement program, is about a college student who 11:99 (9) Movie (O) the hiring of paid librarians on Layng said he hopes to do a deeorts to witchcraft to get rid of Fraah or Smokad partment of the Whitney Chain Mrs. Francis V. tngrsiiawi lb. Co. of Hartford for 20 years un- Mrs. Esther Bengtson Rjgra- a flxed schedule for all of the profile of the libraries and an imcle threatening to withdraw Edaoatlonal TT (94) Pork Picnics Shouldar - 4-6 Iba. Avg. U1 his retirement 26 years ago. ham, 65, of 69 Ridgewood Rd., schools. “It is now time to go to formulate from it a set of his financial support. Wednesday,'Febiaary 18 long and short range goals, in Survivors are 8 aons, Bum- Glastonbury, wife of Francis V. into phase two to step ahead PM □ an effort to work out a schedule 9:09 Hodgepedge Lodge _ /(G) ' GianswU and Vincent Ingraham, died yesterday at and catch up to educational as Tonights Movies 6:90 Conunaaleatleas A Edncatloa pects,” Layng said. for bringing the libraries to "Pirate Ship" (1949), 8 p.m. "Conclusion” Fresh Spareribs SIlii**^^î****^ »?* her home. She was the sister Another recommendation was national standards. He cited as on Channel 18. Jon Hall and Free-mir-AlL of William G. Bengtson of Glas- Gonneeticat Newsroom , U8DA , 09 Q ia n ^ ti, b ^ of NlanUc, Vie ^ Manches to Institute a study program to a glaring error in the library Adele Jergens star. A FabUc Affair (G) □ alleviate the space problems in budget, the lack of funds for the "inil Death Do Us Part” Election '72 ;CH0jCE. All thin Cuts ter Giansanti and Ralph Gian- jer 8:W This Week (C) Brisket Beef Fresh Boneless santi, boUi of South Windsor, the libraries. He told the board purcham of media other than (made for TV), 8:80 p.m. oti 9:00 Vlbratioae (0) Mrs. Ingraham was vice pres print. NBC (Channels 20, 22, and 80). Premiere program of new mu rcui Wherry Giansanti of Green it would be unrealistic to sink a sic series features worlcs of Nsn* Prieed Hlcher ident of the Roofing and Bulld- Rock Hudson as a police com Cole Porter, interpreted by □Slrioln Steaks •Ti°Rlb Steaks field, Mass., and Paul Gian- OMfWrsa 9-11 Cealsr 9 Lets sanU of Ekst Hartford; two *"8: Supply Co. of East Hart- (Herald photo by Pinto) missioner and his wife, Susan Bobby Short, and porformanoe — profile of Met opera star °Roaallng Chickens ssssisra: SSi^PorkLoHiChopa la d Clwa* per geolMse I daughters, Mrs. Mary Rigoletti The King o’ Heaiis, played by TimothyMainville, interrogates Roger Bailey as St. Janies, are targets of a kiU- Marilyn Horne and her hus of Rocky Hill and Mrs. Julia Funeral services will be Frl- Third Grade er who has terrorized San EVan- band, OMiductor Henry Lewis. the Jack 0’ Hearts, concerning his knowledge of the missing pastries, in a scene Weather Is Varied cisco. 10:19 Soal? (0 ) DTurkey8’25Sw S.T ”~49t ►•s55t°Cube_Beel^Sl^lM Oonstanso of Windsor; 33 ^ p.m. at the Newkirk from the Verplanck School production of “Who Stole the Tarts?” Linda James, .8. and* A. grandchildren • and 23 great- Whitney Funeral Home, 318 "Twilight of Honor” (1068), OmeieSeks-UA.Oeirt. <<=>Boneless Pork Loin Mb9Msa*srt a. grandchildren. Burnside Ave., East Iûtford. To Perform in the role of the queen) beams her approval of the Jung’s line of questioning; U:80 p.m. on CBS (Channel 3). <='Turk^ Wings s AFrmm 39 and Diana Flavell, as Miss’ Muffet, engages in eavesdropping. lUcbard Chamberlain plays a *Little People* Lead ’The funeral will be tomorrow Cremation will be in Sprlng- Across the Nation Shelley Fabaies has been *9«*f BrTBenes* at 8:16 a.m. from the D’Esopo Mass. smaU-town lawyer who is ap iîTurkey Roast______i,.98*°Slab Bacon Mystery Play pointed to defend a man accused signed for the female lead op- rVMR - Hi*e Funeral Home, 236 Wethers- Friends may call at the fu- Andover Ject of his sermon will be. ‘"Ihe By THE ASSOdA’TED PRESS dary storm track across the IB Piinie Gulf Coast. of murdering one of the town’s poeito Brian KMth Ih a haU-heur □Rock Cornish HensqrtSr .^55«oSeleet Beef Uver fleld Ave., Hartford; with a **®'"® tomorrow from 7 “Who Stole the Tarts?’’ is Right to Die yrith Dignity.” HRCTold Rain, a scatterirg of snow ’The Sunday worship service Temperatures before dawn leading citizmis. Joey Heather- film for "The Little People” — Mass of the Resurrection in to 9 p.m. botti the mystery interest and and cold maintained a winter a ptqjeoted Series for NBCs le sfC a n —fl 8ts. Patrick and Anthony ------U bby, Cody FiU wlU begin the Lenten series, weather pattern across parts of ranged from 4 below zero at ton, Nlek Adams coetar. (first ^Swlfl’s Sausage*îs£',sr‘ 7c75*:='Pork Butt Roast title of the one-act operetta that time on TV). 1072-78 season. Church at 9. Burial will be in Peter L. Jordt will be performed by Verplanck Mfkmfkflftl T ln v which thU year is entlUed "The Of Sex Bias the Northern states today, but Eau Claire, t^ ., to 76 at Key - — - “Try Pathmark’a Tall-lasa Portarhouaa and T-Bona Stoaks. A Now Maat Eating Valua XU c; l U AP 1 1 a X Rights of Man in Light of Our fair and generally mild weather West, Fla."' Appetizer Values at Pathmarking Prices the Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Peter L. Jordt, 92, of Enfield, School third gradera tomorrow ^ • -ra ' WfuuvrjrGrocery Valueswwfsaww at 'Pathmarking ...... 9 Prices ------Bloomfield. a Manchester native, died Mon- at 7:30 p.m. In the school audl- C o m m i t t e e P“ o S t S Christian Faith.” In Work prevailed through most of ttie Some other reports: Anchor Friends may call at the fu- day at Jerfmson Memorial Hos- torium. Tonight at 8 p.m. there Will South. age 11 cloudy, Atlanta 40 cloudy, emment In Qpain, where he 5-lb.4-oz. °Cooked Turkey WhHsMeal lb. be a brief informal worship ser- Boston 40 clear, Buffalo 24 port neral home tonight from 7 to 9. pital, Stafford Springs. it is open to the pubUc. There £hrst Selectman Robert E. The number of complaints Steady rain fell on the al Rare Appearance was born and left In solf-ootlle. box 9 9 ® vice in observation of Asb ready-drenched Pacific North ly clcudy, Chicago 18 clear, C^- rnikayorl Ataumi, prindpei Ajax Laundry Detergent ------— Mr. Jordt was born Oct. 24, will be a nominal admission from women cold newspaper ’Tuesday that Casals Pathmark Apple Juice Lawrence 'Valley triggered Indianapolis 27 cloudy, Itonsas had confirmed the appearance V. Sadlak of Rockville, died AeW area before he reUred in “ ^ principal of the Andover Eta’ P**?**^ interest^ In c o n ^ to necticut Commission on Human cello virtuoso who last ap pk.of yeMenlay at Norwich State Hoe- 1938.. He was a member of ^ t s ^ m » deeper understanding of the snow flurries from the Great (Tlty 81 partly cloudy, Los An in a letter. □ SInglo Ply O Q * ^Liverwurst mentary School, ^ Robert Christian faith do so th ro u ^ Righto and Ojqxwtunitles last Lakep to the Appalachians. Arc geles 66 cloudy, Louisville 26 peared in Phoenix in 1901, has 4 rolls 0â4r\r\H I/a/ha.Q A pital. Euclid Lodge of Masons in „ Cody ^ S c ^ l Rd. One va- ^ ^ ^ coHfirmaiion Pathmark Seafood Values at Pathmarking Prices night Mrs. Great spoke at a tic air, traveling in its wake, clear, Miami 72 dear, Minne accepted an invitation to con Bathroom Tissue Mr. Byotrsynski was bom in Windsor Locks, the Enfield So- oe‘'p ^ d * b fA Ji^ ”(^le^rI^ canoy had existed on the com- book pirt out by the United OUi Gag Needs Grow PWand and had Uved in Hoi- êty tor the DetecUon of “ to^ Manchester Human Relations dipped into the Midwest and apolis-St. Paul 3 clear, NadivUta duct a concert hero March 80, A O * ‘=’#1 Whole S m e lts ’£59* mittee for some time, whUe the church^ Christ, lowered overnight temperatures 36 clear. New York 40 clear, HOUSTON—Ezpeits say tiiot □ In Oil yoke,'Maas., before moving to Thi®v®® and Robbers, and the Commission meeting, and gave accocdlng to the Arizona Re- Harttord. He was a ^ e d Telephone Pioneers of America. "«»iarch s, favorite tarts, otoer was craated ^ the re- ,jhe group wUI ocntliuie meet- suggestions for commissian ac near or below zero in some Philadelirtiia 39 clear, Photnix ovw the next three decades the Pathmark sl^tlon of R êy Moo^y. îg each Wednesday evening United States will rerpilra more Solid White Tuna “TasW Shrimp'*’i*sr » *1°* tailor. Survivors are a son, Stuart ^ roles of other main tivities. ^ e Uvea in Waterbury areas. 55 clear, Plttsbuigh 31 snow, pubUo. The committee annuaUy ar- ^J„u_hoat Lent. St. Louis 27 clear, San Fran Casals has rartiy appeared in than twice the oU and natural Funeral services will be Prl- Jordt of Enfield; a daughter, characters are James Beaulieu ranges for tê Memorial Day ______and is supervisor of the West Although clear skies were the □ Italian and Franch day at 9:80 a.m. at White- Mrs'. Kenneth Goodsell ofEn- Jack-Be-Nlmble; ’Tammy Central Regional office of the general rule across the South, a cisco 60 partly cloudy, Seattle the United Statee because of his gas consumed during all the 2 2 ® °Sole Fillet '■*— celebration, which includes a long-standing objection to U.S. years since the oU industry be- Pathmark Glbaon-BmaU Funeral Home, 66 H®ld: a brother, Anthony Jordt Bo-Peep; Michael Schoen- state commission. scattering of showers or thun- 61 cloudy, Washington 44 partly, Salad Dressing COUPON SAVINGS parade, a program at the town derehowers followed a secon cloudy. .recognition of the iFraiico gov- p;an in 1860. 1-RI.9-OS. Mimafk Elm St. Burial will be in St. Hartford; a sister, Mrs. l*®rS- King Cole; Joseph Oantin, cemetery and a tribute at the Pot-Smoking Up encourages Human Rela Cherry 39* Bernard’s Cemetery. <.« Annie .. Jensen of Manchester; Tommy ’Tucker; and Daniel tions Commissions to check on war memorial monument on Rt. ^French 1-lb. O O i 28 oz. btl. There are no calling Aoura. grandchildren and five Klbhta, Jack Homer. By Students In the empk^rment practices of Pathmark Fruit Values! can C s A _____ great-grandchildren. Suspected of perpetrating 6. OelMoele Becycilng Bequest their towns. Discrimination of SHcea or Pathmark Mrs. TTieodore Sawlcld Funeral services wUl be to- Hi® theft are Danny Arnold as OldSaybrook women is done more openly VeBow CUng BsBimarti Free SOUTH WINDSOR Mrs morrow at 1:30 p.m. at the Boy-Blue; Michael CSiarette, The Andover Environmental Brisk Sale Reported >=>Peach Halves '^Chunk Light Tuna d- u-,- 39* Action (tauncll at a meeting than discrimination of Kacks Soda with This Betty Jane Sawlcki, 47 ’^®^® Funeral Home, 126 Pearl Tom, Tom the Piper’s Son; Kar- last week voted to request a O L D SAYBHOOK (AP) and Puerto Ricans, she said. ■=>Frult Cocktail Petttmarfc □Green Giant Corn Coupon of 40 Diane Dr., died Monday > Enfield. Burial will be in ^ McDonough, Old Mother budget appropriation from the ~ ^ survey conducted among Minority dtocrimlnatlan is be 1-lb. at her home, fflie was the wife H ^ d ^ U e Cemetery. J""®® DwmeUy. coming more subtle, she added. By Lottery Agents Pelhmarii can of Dr Theodore Sawlcki Friends may call at the fu- Simple Simon. town for the coming fiscal year, students shows pot - smoking >=iBartlett Pear Halves □Chicken Noodle Soupv-h-.::^ 12® to continue the glass recycling is increasing am«ng Other areas for checking, Mrs. M«'. Sawlcki was bom in Chi- t®n»«ht from 7 to 9. - I ^ 12 good boys-girto and Green said, are zoning regula State lottery tickets, Connec sales were going slow, and few ^Sliced PlneappleJrÂti:i:^-25< Save I9«i '°7B~ cago, lU. end lived most of her „ „ . .. Old "SaybrooJe’s high school and tions, pub^ assistance EUtd ticut’s new gambling attraction, students bought tickets unless □Fabric Softener '®l>eSmw>k c2!t 59* ^ sold briskly in Manchester yes they were informed the store In Harttord, until moving Christensen Ebersold as Mother sald ih at representatives of the J**"^®*^ students—but alco- housing. She was invited to the ^Mandarin Oranges Patttmarii COUPON SAVINGS to South Windsor eight y e !^ K. Victor Christensen, 78, of meeting by Mrs. Barbara Gold- terday—at least two lottery had them. Most of the student '='Pathmark Tomato Juice' *“‘:s29* group’^wUi attend the next Board popular, agents ran out—but today there ago. She was an executive sec- Fern St.' died suddenly this bvos of Selectmen meeting to ask And, the study shows, alcohol beig, commission chairman, be buyers go for only one, a store r S ^ at the Heubleln Co. of morning at his home. cause the commissi®®> increase of about rix he has sui^died the youth com ing yesterday, particularly at the dlstributicm system. '='Perch Fillet ’pkg. " • 5 9 * zens, Manchester Grange and Completing the cast are Jef- mission with information on nerid* 1.1*. I li'ffiW j COUPON SAVINGS i sor. and assisting in the program, P®** ®®nt from last year. About lunch time. They were going There are 2,700 ticket agents Be—eeit T* HeeBh Bag the Sunset Club. Cantin, Rhys Jacobs, Rob- various funds available for □ Fathmark 33* '*59 Otfier survivors are a daugh- Survivors are a daughter ®*^ Matson, Linda hDkoleit, estimated it cost -the town $66 t4.6 per cent, of Junior high so fast that Ed rushed to the in the state. Agents get 6 per Oranges 69® [^nsh Sticks ter, Mrs. Judyth Denya of Wal- phyius MorreU of Hlgl Elizabeth Rogers, to luuidle and deliver the gdasa schotS atodents have used mori- projects. Both commissions bank to get more. He had cent of the value of Uckete they This Coupon iow.rd.lhopurch.**or to DayvUIe via town truck and Juana ai least once, an Increase are tiylng- to have a Summer iîPathmark Hsh Sticks ' '"*.s:79* Worth any Fresh llngford; a brother, John Ooch- ggnum; a brother Paul Chris- J® ««y WUbrandt started with 760 tlcketo. and seU. □ I eMMss JMIrCek* - ® a town driver. The councU re- about 10.6 per cent over last Activities in M)onchester'‘°pro- this morning there were only a Bananas 12 ran of Salt Lake a ty , Utah; Rockford, ni.; a sis- villagere; K elly’Taylor, Ran- gram again this year. ’The top prize in the first '^Fish N’ Chips PaUHiwrit p5 59® and a granddaughter. ter, Mrs. Helen Leldholdt of ^ Carson, Linda Hodson, Don- Imbursed the town the actual y®ar, the commissian reported, few left, he said. drawing, to be held next Thurs Meat expenses of $66. The study atao said, however. ’Ihe Rev. Robert J. Burbank Frozen Food Values at Pathmarking Prices The funeral will be tomorrow Drexel Hill, Pa.; six grandchll- Murphy, Susan Schneider One man came into the tavern day, will be $5,000 — but there □ .U991 _ in the Fresh Meat Dept. at 9 a.m. from the Waskelwlcz dren and a great-grandchild. “ deputies; Lee Ann Fogg, It is estimated Uiat Andover that 78.4 per cent of the high was apptonted a qommittee to yesterday afternoon, plunked may be several top 'Oriimers. Potatoes «59® Funeral Home, 43 Wethersfield The Watkins Funeral Home, Conna Harker, CTanA and Janet would collect enough glass an- school students and 66 per cent find out about the status cd $101.50 on the bar, and asked °Morton Pot Pies *;:i17* Ave., Hartford, with a Mass of 142 E. Center St, is in charge shepherd maids, nually (at the present rate) for of Junior high school students housing for the aged in town. for 203 Uckete. “The most I can □ i>U9t1 six such trips. ’The big stumbling said they have experimented Potatoes ’s97® the Resurrection at St. Marga- of arrangements, which are in- Min. CeciUa Moore, pianist, Archibald Stuart, commission lose,” he told Ed, “is about orSavarlon a^.m. block appears to be in the col- with alcohol—an increase of 4.4 Troopers Plan U.9.91 □ Groom Puff* pkg. ret Mary Church at 10. Burial complete. ' J®*m Mainvllle on clarinet secretary, will write a tatter to $60.” Apparently the unidenti □Yellow Onions neverkeeewr leeeesslf O 9* Rich’s Eclairs wiU be in Mt. St. Benedict will provide the .accompanl- taction faculties. Mrs. Haverl per cent in the high school and the Mary Cheney Library re fied lottery player plans on win said that now the glass is being 27 per cent in the Junior high Salary Appeal N.V.9. -Crimshe" 9-0- R Q 6 W M l COUPON SAVINGS Cemetery, Bloomfield. Mrs. Vincent Cimino ment. Other teachers in charge questing that a room be estab ning at least one of the lesser □Delicious Apples U9II 9*9 are Miss Michelle Goudet, Miss coUected in metal barrels and school, lished for young adults in the li On-Cor Entrees ’,;S99* Friends may call at the fu- crushed in these containers. A ------$40 prizes when the winning WESTPORT (AP) — towards the purchase ot leral home to n i^ t from 7 to 9 brary basement where they number is drawn next Thurs •SIO* '*25* This Coupon neral home tonl^t from 7 to 9. of^R ^kS *^^ ^*Satore JS S iaS ^M d^'ss more practical solution would be can make noise, play records WESTPORT, Conn. (AP)- □Radishes ^Banquet Fried Chicken *1" any can The family suggests tfiat me day. -State troopers said ^lesday Worth ho ------noroet. oiuaeni usnera wiu oe construct concrete bins at and read. OmsWeflHelVmMrslCMNrOeyi *•. ^9W 1 9 ' otiiM// Values at Pathmarking Prices norlai contributions , may n L obe o t morning at Middlesex Me- cari McCann, and Sround level so that heavy equlp- Scout School One of the largest volume they will appeal a Oonnecttcut □Yams Pathmark made to the American1 CancerC a n c e r morial-----i„i nHospital, — Middletown---- r ment could be used to crush the Mrs. Gtaldberg and Stuart will Supreme Court ruling which de \ Karin Staaer. ticket sellers was the Thp Notch Society, S. Marshall St., Hart- sbe was the wife of Vincent glass and lift it into the trucks. Set Tom orrow meet to draw up a prqpoeed food store at 260 N. Main st. nied the troopers overtime pay □Birdseed vSKssTrSu °SwifFs Canned 2 ' ' Tuna Fish ford. Glmlno. State Aid Possible conuntaslon budget. For the last 'Ihe North End supermarket between 1967 and 1969. Fres/J/n-S/Ore Bakery Depf. (Where Deoartnnent is Aveileble) □ A I I R o S a f C r O f l l C O or All Meat 9-ta. $ 4 39 „ .. The “CoUege of Scouting,” several years it has operated ------She is also survived by her ^® rouncll sponsored by the Connecticut reported that over 1,000 tickets "We had to fight for every Bobert J. Upton Sr. mother, three sons, a daughter, without an allotment from the were sold yesterday. The man thing we’ve got today. We know t-oa. th riv ed a tatter from Charles vaUey Girl Scouts, will bo held town but with secretarial help □Delicious Hot Cross Buns .12* o ^ in S S Cold Cuts' - _ 4 5 * g g g ' 107B IBobert J. Upton Sr., 69, of 226 three other brothers, a sister Kuriter, principal s a n l^ engl- tomorrow from 9:30 a.m. to ager emphasized that Thesday this Is not fair; it’s unequal Manor Dr., Newport Richey, anji several nieces and neph- and mailing expenses provided isn’t even one of the store’s treatment under the law and □Italian Hero Rolls Fr*m teiied #*. 1 3*' IBakery Values ai Pathmarking Prfees nwr from the Depaênt of jtSO p.m. and 7 to 10 p.m. at by the town. The commission Blo., formerly of Manchester, ^ y iro n m en t^ Frotootion who tj,g Trinity Methodtat Church in busy days. we’re on the minus side,’’ said B p o n i . Manufacturers Coupon Savings • died Monday In HbUday, Fla. He The funeral wUl be Saturday huUcated that if the town of An- Windsor wants town funds to have a Sgt. Charles Wllkerson, presi □Lemon Meringue P(es I brochure printed. Quite a few customers came “Corn Mullins ia59* was the husband of Mrs. Jean- g.15 from the D’Angelo ^ e r d ^ cons^ct any kind The tuning Is open to any- into Top Notch for ticketo only, dent of Chapter 174 of Uie Oon- 1 pt. 6 oz. cont. netto Freedom Uptwi. Funeral Home, 28 S. Main St., Members also discussed the necUcut State Employes Associ trf faculty for recycling, one working in Girl Scouting posslblilty of sponsoring a pro the store reported. And a lot of ^Pathmark Margarine^ ■Im sI—i m l 29* “Potato Chlpss;is*.s.i.« vs79 * Mr. Uîtcn was bom June 21, Mldd)etown, with a Mass of the eUglMe for state ^nd especially anyone working the ticketo were sold to elder ation. Lux 1902 In Brockton, Maas., and ReBurrectlon at St. Sobaatian's aid which would cover a pei> ^t the program level. gram promoting racial harmony ly people living in the nearby Dairy Values at Pathmarking Prices that would also raise money State troopers began working Liquid Dish had Uved in Manchester for church, Middletown, at 9. Bur- “*e day session the Mayfair Gardens apartments. a 60-hour week in August 1966, Palhmarh S-oi.^ ^White BreadJS7!u.'‘ *c25* with This many years before moving to lai wlU be in St. Sebastian’s which the coipmlssion could Cream Cheese coni. I Coupon Kurker inmeatod that jrito morningprogramwlhbe“Part- give to a project such as the in Top Notch doesn’t think it will and in 1967 the state Peraonnel □ A mvwIa DI a ®' *" >**®i-te. s-oi. e e < Detergent Cemetery, Middletown. to Management” for run out cf the tickets, as it Act was passed which granted Sharp 10-M. I # % | j p i W r I W OM Paohtenod- Palhmerk pkg. 9 9 ^ by m s glass recycling wUl brownies and Junior scouts and terracial day camp sponsored started with 8,000. SUi cont. * UmMenene per lamib. Oood el say PeUimefL SupermerkA Friends may call at the fu by Church Women United at all other state employee Ume- ^Cracker Barrel 9Me..9*bI, itailhni Set., F«*. 1», 1*71. V«td where prajdbWed^ Personal Notices neral home tomorrow and Fri be computa^. for the afternoon program Dr. Another big seller was Pero’s and-a-half for work over 40 □ the ‘ South United Methodist AmjKican Colorod or White P P P P O P P B l save 104 P 1 I07B day from 7 to 9 p.m. Representafivee of the co^- sobal, ‘superintendent of schools Church. Fruit Stand at 276 Oakland St. hours per week. But the troop Poal., Proc. Pathfhark Pumpkin Piessnrc'.’s.rxSS cU are m e ® ^ tomorrow wtth m Windsor, will speak on how Pero’s roported It was In dan ers continued their 60-hour '^Singles In Memoriam Arthur Mulligan, director of the Scouting program can work • Manufacturers Coupon Savings • In loving memory of Laura Ann ger cf mnning out yesterday- weeks 'without overtime pay. Manufsclurars Coupon______Ssvingt DO no n a n D i ManufDCturvrt Coupon Savings • Vignooe who passed away Feb Berlin To Expand pubUc'works for East Hartford, with and help a school, over 700 were sold—but things aPBo A Fussy Sleeper In July 1969 the legiidature lowarda tho purchsoo ol towards tho purehass ol ruary U, 1971. to discuss that town’s expert- During the evening session have slowed down today and it lowered the state p<>lice week 1 qt. 1 oz. cont. Its School System 4 oz. Jar Frteza Drltd This Coupon 3 lb. eSh Tbousta her smile has gone forever, snee with the glass recycling, from 7 to 8:80 there will be a CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ihd. has a few left. to 40 hours, and the the court ThIt Coupon And ner band we cannot touch, Bast Hartford hag constructed “Partners In Management” ses- Worth Final Touch We shnU never lose sweet mem WEST BERLIN-West Beriin (AP) — It wasn’t Goldilocks, Agents at gasoline service attempts to recover the over Worth. Tasters ories. plans to spend over $274 mUUon $lass coUectlon facUiUes at slon for senior, codette and but there was a stranger sleep stations reported that sales time for the previous two years Maxweii or the one we loved so much. three sites, and has cost figures Junior leaden, and from 8:80 Fabric With TMb to expand Us school system in ing in a bed when the Vemon were going well, but they didn’t followed. HAMMOND ORGAN Choice Houses Coupon Mother, Father, Orand- the next four years. Among which the councU hopes can be to 10 p.m. there wlU be folk Harbdt family returned home. set any records. Most of the The state high court ruled Softener motber and Orandfather. applied to the Andover pro- dancing for- ail levels of scouts. and nANO STUDIO Coffee meaisures scheduled are the Harbolt told police he found a tickets ware sold one at a time that the api^lcable statute read Coffee UmN om dm iMitlly. oood •! any Pathmark tuparmarkai Srom. BabysltUng will be provided UwS SM s w iMsSy. e —S el BPy FsStmwb l upwmwfcsl, ^ iwMTlMiMh.ea M e.iy FeWimeib Swsi Card of Tliaiiks building of 12,000 primary class mattress on the floor and a to gas customers. Ctwrlie’s Ser with the special state police 17 OAK ST., MANCHESTER ~ Ikh Mw Fsb« IS, m t. VIS mhtn srHOtlsd. LlMibruMrl is,iiiyt.V8Mwiiw km.. Pab. 1Mb thru Sal., Pab. It. 1978. Vatdwharapfahlbnad. fXuirch Notes and participants are asked to man sleeping in a bed. We would like to express our rooms and 660 secmda^clMs- ___ is part of the vice Station at 624 E. M!lddle regulation in mind clearly.de 241 ASYLUM ST., HARTFORD PPPOPPPN Save 204 P O O P 0'°^®0 TSils Sunday, the First Con- bring a lunch. Coffee wlU be Harbolt said, the man at T^ke, sold about 160, and Ed’s nnnppopoBnopnnnnnnig!LP gregatioml C^rch of Andover served. fines a system for ell^bllity nHnnnooBnaBnnnBnnn'°^°B S Z f ’ teacSJJfa^d^’SS “c«: Herald’B'quaU^"pnnW cintôi tempted to pick up the mat- Atlantic at 288 W. Middle Tpke. and amount of overtime pay. ------:———...... ■ 'TB^^SSCIHRS5rnSrS!3BBeWWpf^5RHrByB^^^ ^ noms nOw avapaPvO vrnom ^pyopePsto^w Pg ewwe rsosot sorrow. stnicUon of 72 school gym- program to give you the naUtm’s wUl observe the first Sunday of For further information con- tress as he was leaving, but sold about 400. The deolsicn also said ,"tt, is Pricoa sllscllv# Sunday Fab. 13.1972 thru SstnlQht Fsb. 19.1972. Not rooponsibto tor typographteal arrora. Wa raaarva tho right to llmnquanllttea.. Lent with a guest preacher, the tact Mrs. Neta

sent the "Senior Citizens Re are looking to New Hampshire Hehron vue.” 'and. the first primary and hap- . Noise Pollution ' - - Some of their acts ■will in-, Antiwar in'? this comes true. We've Cheney Tech Exhibits Show Varied Skills To Be Controlled ”BEGIN LENT' elude an. old-time fiddler and Group Is Blamed shown them what to expect.” square dance caller, an accor The primary will be helf Elementary B y J O H N J O H N S T O N SPRINGFIELD, 'ill. (AP) — dionist, "Willimantic's Sophie ■ March 7. Attend a Tucker," and as an added spe- (Hwnld B^Mffter) Illinois is attempting to control Enrollments This in -Vocational Education community noise problems on a flal treat, ‘"nie Senior Citizens In New Hampshire Bombs al Week, and Howell Cheney Special Lenten Service Rockettes.” Church Council Vocational and Technical School statewide basis. Up Slightly There will be prizes and re MANCHE5STER, N.H. (AP) week. George Romney, secre- mother Ella said she had not has two student-created exhlbita New regulations similar to freshments, and the only ad - The bombing of police and tary of Housing and Urban De- seen nor heard from her son in Asks Protection an its contribution to the observ ones already In effect .in New According’ to reixjrts submit mission requirement for the velopment speke at the open- more than a year. headquarters beT^ BPR ar ance. Jersey, were filed Tuesday with Thursday, February 17, 1972 ted last week to the Board of Is that people attend ‘He was what you would call For Consumers One is a schematic drawing ing be 66 years or older and re- ^ ^^^ê law the State Pollution Control EMucatlon by the principals However, Valerie Hawkins of a college radical,” Mrs. Laa- CH>)JUiOTTB, N.C. of four views—top, rear, front, 7:80 P.M. iw h Bi»n.»ntDrv .xn ------enforcement official Dover, a spokesman for the man told a newsman. “Our The policy-making and left side—cf the engine used Board by the Illinois Institute OOM eiemeniary scnocus, en- Rham Band “ The People’s UberaUon Uncoln ■ Day Parade Com- view is so much different from ot the NaOonal Council 53 TO LLA N D TURNPIKE M ANCHESTER by Orville and Wilbur Wright r.- ;' : fdr Environmental Quality and roUment has now reached 791 The Rham Dance Band will Army,” an antiwar group mittee, which had organized his.” ot Churches has recommended open Tues., Wed.. Sat. tUl 6 — TinirB., F ri. till $ on their Dec, 17, 1903 Matory- the State Environmental Pro stuaents. perform at a full school assem- which also listed the New tha demcnstratlcn at the Nixon L,aaman and Miss Holt were B^vemmental and private ac- We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities maklng flight at latty Hawk. tection Agency. The proposals Trinity Covenant Church Paul A. White, principal at tomorrow afternoon at 1 at Hampshire primary headquar- headquarters, sdl^ . teday the former students at the Unlver- ^ strengthen the con- N. C. ■ •: ■ f '.'J.,' . • are subject to public hearings. 302 HACKMATACK STREET the Hebron Elementary School, Hebron Elementary School, ters of President Nbcon as a group "emphatically denies any slty of New Hampshire Both U.S.D.A. CHOICE The drafting ^project was com The strictest regulations were MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT reports a total of 447 students, flails target. connection between the march were reported to haw been out Oonsmners have a "survival pleted by Cheney Tech students, proposed for residential areas seven more than during De- Hebron Volunteer Fire The official, who asked not to and today’s bombing. Our pur- cf school mere than a year interest” in what producers do under the aupervtelon of John and nlghtlme hours. “Lenten Music and Message” comber, while Ralph Saccuzze, J^spa-rtment last month respond- be Identified, said that when a poses were peaceful. We were before they bring their wares to Klels, drafting senior depart principal at the Gilead Hill ®^1 to nine. calls. man and a woman ■wrere ar- demonstrating against Nixen, j**°****.,J^ market because man’s "collec- ment head, In 1967. The students Sohool, reported enrollment at these were for struc- rested shortly after the three not against the Manchester pott stewardship of the planet Sirloin Hip who did s^ e of the research that school remained stable at ®«® a place bomb Waste that shattered win- lice.” waatemi and destruc- and made the drawings are investigation, dows, a typewritten news re- Kathryn A. Holt 21 with ad- ^ ^ councU says. John Rival, Peter Foran, Gary U brary circulation at both confiscated. dresses in • Boston, ’ Buffalo, to get laTÔways flrttliw**^ suê^r rirtte Md^To™MSe*’re Culbeth, David Berrara, Mark schools remained high accord- *^® electrical fire, one mu-. The release said that besides n .Y., and Portsmouth and Do- the^plgs’ terms ^ Osheck, Thomas Kittle, and ing to the principals. a*** Lebanon and one the police station, the Nixon ver, N H was arraigned cn J sponslb^y adopted Mon- Of Beef Glenn Tracy. At the GUead Hill School, "^^tual aid to ^d o v er. headquarter had been a tar- two counte as a n ^ e ^ S y to ^ m ld ^ te r Two of the views—left side 2,926 pieces of literature were „ F ooiP M êt. ' damartng publirbWldlngs. ^ ^ and rear—were used to Illustrate circulated during January. This 'vas elected Police, however found no ex- listed as a waitress f®*" Mtivlty,” Pl^<^ ii* a 72-page publication brought Included 1,463 n^-flction books, Mc^lay evening as president of plosives at the headquarters r®/®^ ®®H®®ve was found outside the po- along with Sen. Edmund Mus- atlveJy; the volum V ^ food pro- associated with Hobbs and head at Howell Cheney Technical School, ^ ints out stands beside the display board on which are KNIT 'TOPS the second session of the alter- Hebron Correspondent, Anne in Manchseter at the opening cf station. kie, Chicago RlchaM duced has risen by as much as BONELESS SHOULDER made arrang;ements with Cheney to Larry Hutchins, a student, a detail in one of mounted, on plastic shelves, brass and aluminum DRESS SUCKS school enrichment p rogra m Emt, Telephone 328-S971. the Nixon headquarters last ^ Buffalo, N.Y., Laaman*s Daley and all the Democrats 4 4 annually. Tech to use his (Cole’s) and the schematic drawings of the Wright brothers' models of machine tools used in basic operations DRESsVuffES wiiich began Jan. 21. ______* ______’ ______the wchool’s research in the aero engine, used at Kitty Hawk, N, C. during their of the trade. All models were made by juniors, Ro9 . to 14.00 1.99 Reg. to 14.00 As was the case with the first schematic drawings. Klels also ^srht on Dec. 17, 1903. Below, Eugene E. Les- seniors, and post graduates in the department. session, each of the eight activ spent part of his 1966-67 winter JEANS ities is being sponsored by ei vacation researching photo- DRESS HATS Clod Roast grapbss and ether materials of . Reg. to 8.00 ther a classroom teacher or a Famous Brand Reg. 13.95 parent and meets one afternoon the Wright’a plane in the Smith a week from 3:10 to 4 o’clock. sonian. DRESS&SPORT WOOL SHIRTS One Group Activities included in, this The other Cheney Tech dis session are cooking and baking, play U a board containing brass SHIRTS SHOES sports, arte and crafts, needle- MARSMLL'S and aluminum models, on plas V2 PRICE! craft, baton twirling, drama, tic shelves, of all tools used Reg. io 9.00 Reg. to 25.00 knitting and indoor recreation. in basic operations of the ma r s K e d l ^ G0AR4NTEE chine tool trade. Oomiêtod are TeaWiers and parents assist . » L 0 9 ing wl t h the program are a lathe, shaper, single spindle Entire Stock driU press, power hack saw, WOOL SPORT Maryanne Moore, Mary Ann OUTERWEAR Ttemey, Bob Menifield, Doris band saw, borisontal milling CORDUROYS COATS - SWEATERS Scheflsch, Donna Draxler, U.S.D.A. CHOICE machine, vertical milling ma TIES Jackie Aldo, Lorraine Kreeger, chine, and surface grinder. Be )/2 PRICE! 1/2 PRICE! Linda diamberiand, Oli'via ing made is an offhaiul grinder, V2 PRICE! Patich, Lucy Samelyk and Msu:- Nationally Advertised and'stiU to be undertaken is a Sirloin Tip cylindrical grinder. garet Griffin. All name plate lettering was Open 5 Days— Thursdays till 9:00 P.M. Maintenance done by tape on the school’s White reported no nte- Junior NOVELTY PUUOVERSI numerical letteriiig machine. Sale iix’mIxT o( nance problems at the lebron This part of the project was school; however, at Gilead selling elsewhere at $8.00-9.b0 drted that Roast Beef programmed by Richard Tag- Items School, Saccuzzo marshall’s giurt of 600 W. Middle Tpke., necessary repair brk on the "Q w w who graduated last month and Are From furnace and thb yjôol ■was com low ^ M a rs h a ll’s is now serving in the Air Force. pleted. Other students who worked on Selected According y6> Saccuzze, ml- price the models are Edward Mur Groups iKw repair/Wrk on boiler one ray, Daniel Walker, Philip Fal- and cleamng of x>®iiits in the Long and short sleeve styles. Pocket and lace front details. Spring fashion colors. kowald, David Campo, John Reduced fumoeb^ was taken care of by w«nimto, John Bemalche, Stuart . r^ttO o. • SIZES S - M - L ,, Lanz, A1 TOumaud, Bruce IQng, For 789 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER ofers from Nasln Co. in- • 70% POLYESTER AND 30% WOOL expcmslon Joints and al . .■I.-’ MfiUiam Call, Albert Calve, Clearance... • FIRST Q U A LITY . * 1 . 1 9 Fetor Depka, Gary Danzlger, . . where you*re a friend, so did some pitching on the ovg. livf. 14-1T lbs. James Falkowskl, ■‘•Moliaol roof, he reported. as weU as a customer! However , during the course Frost, and Michael Tomih. (Whole Packer Cut) You Get Sirloin Tip In explaining the approach to of the repair work, several the madilne tool course, Eugene ■wlree were mistakenly cut Roast & Boneless Sirloin Steaks. E. Lescroart, senior depart which necessitated call^ an ment head, said, “Emphasis electrician, Gorreck of Oblcbes- throughout is not on the stereo ter. From a Very Famous Manufacturer... THK SATl KDA'l .SAMNL.S J5A.NK Saccuzzo stated that Nasln typed procedure of vdiat is to I'HK SATl KDAV SAVINtiS HA.NK— THE .SATCUDA'i SAVINCS HANK be done. Rather, it is on the IHK SATI RDAV SAVINC.'^ 1!ANK ■wlU absorb the cost of this re Chicken Legs underlying prinjclples of why It pair. • Mens Long Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Heallfa Report is to be done, along 'with the Public Health Nurse Mrs. selling elsewhere at $15.00 maishall’s low price reasons for the required pro Jean Mosher reported to the & Breasts cedures to accomplish the Job.” Board of Education last week The trade msy be divided, he • 100% PO LYESTER said, into these major areas: that 470 children were seen in Introduction to the trade and the health rooms at both ele • SOLIDS AND FANCIES To Make Your Shopping Easier... mentary schools last month for general safety; measuring first aid or Ulness. • SIZES S-M -L-XL tools and Instiuments; bench She said a record of first aid II, C O M B O woric, layout, and inspectin-school re trol of machine tools; and heat lated. Ground Chuck treatment of metals. During January, Mrs. Moshier At Cheney Tech, Leacroart FREE SHOPPING BAG reported that tuberculin test HOME OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED 'NAME BRANDS ’ ARRIVING DAILY AT LOW, LOW PRICES! ing had been completed for the said, baste operations Inatrao kindergrarten classes and re Patties tion requlree one or two checks of vision and audio quarters, and then the student screenings were continued. is asslgiied to a Job. In the New growth and development sophomore year, he is given re- films were previewed, she said, C sponadfeility to a Umlted degree, FOR YOU with Mrs. Nancy Lack, public Famous Callaway with greater req;x»sibUity be- health nurse, and herself, along Famous 1 ^ ) Ibl 5-LB. LOTS iiV shifted from the instructor with the school administration, * ' to the student to the Junior and the board of education and town Maker Bath Towel Ensemble senior years. representatives. Later in the month a preview wiling elwwhare at $3.00 Jetport Study of the growth and development Waltz Elegant design and odor To Make your Banking Easier... program, vriiich was held for the combination to mix 'n match. 4th, fifth,' and sixth GROUND GROUND Names 3 Sites 4th, 6th and 6th grade girls, was attended by 19 parents. Length wiling elwwhera at $2.00 H A N D $ 1.19 At R.I. Border Mrs. Moshier stated that this wiling alsewhara CHUCK ROUND is the first year the 4th grade WASHs.. 49* HARTFORD (AF) — A feosl- gflrls have participated in the bUity study of a Jeîort and in We have program designed for their age conoN dustrial complex on the north Famous Fashion level. FELT CALENDAR TOWELS eastern Connecticut end north She mentioned that one of the Boutique sal ling elwwhera western Rhode Island border goals of this progn^m is to pro GOWNS at; $1.ge examined three sites—Sterling, 8 OFFICES OPEN 53 HOURS A WEEK mote further discussion between W marihairt CXzazL, and iFoater and Greene parent and child in relation to • COLORS - RED, ORANGE, huM price: " ^ f o r 1 in Rhode Iidand. individual growth and develop PURPLE,BLUE.OREEN Choow from a wide asiortnnent 5-LB. LOTS 5-LB. LO TS However^ a qxikeBman for ment. • FIR$T QUALITY Chazles A. Mtagulre A Associ . . . including Saturdays 'til noon at Main Office, According to Mrs. {Mosher, ates cf Wetherefleld, vdilch con- plans for this month include duoted the study for the state physical examinations by* the FREEZER DEPT. Fort Authority Study Oommls- school physician. Dr. Oiristo- rion, said the sites were se- pher O’Ckmnor, at the Gilead Youth's and Boy’s Famous English Maker tooted solety for geographic end Parkade, North End and Bolton Notch HIU School. topographic reasons and in- The dental program of clean Mens-Teens BOOT HINDS SIDES rfiMiiwi of the sites to a prelim i ing and prophylaxis will also "AFTER SCHOOL BOOTS” nary report does not constitute selling elsewhere at $184)0-20.00 a reconunendatlon. begin this mimth at the Gilead selling elsewhere at selling elsewhere at $12.00-14.00 (if perfect) school for all grades. marshaH's low price “We needed a site on a hlU- Gymnastic Show $3.00-7.00 (if perfect) top, one to a valley and another Tonight’s gymnastic show at marshall's low price on a plateau to study the differ Gilead Hill School will be at ent envlrdomental effects,” the 7:30, not 8 o'clock as previous maishall’s Cut, Wrapped and Quick Frozen at No l Extra Charge. aitok®*toan said. "That’s the ly announced. Participating low Also available ^ of a Hind ami ^ of a Side at the only reason titose locations Savings Bank^ of Manchester will be pupils from both the Sold to Manhall't. Above Prices. ^ were chosen.” GUead School and Hebron Ele price Rugged luadat and leathers. A batter quailty Master Charge Welcome on AU Freezer Orders. The sites were mentioned to mentary. Featuring zipper and heavy boot. ($aa name in a preliminary fhoft of the re Choose from lace trims, embroidered gum sdes. Limited soat and avarv pair). Soft Senior Citizens quantitiw. Irish Saddle-tan port issued ahnbst a year ago. yokes, and pin tucking. A draft is expected to be . The Senior CiUzens of Hebron • YQUIH SIZES 11-3 leather. Plantation wUl hold a gala birthday party tola, back strap to Gov. Thomas J. • PINK-MAIZE-MINT •SIZESS-M-L • BOYS SIZES 3%-e and buckle, FISH DEPT. tomorrow starting at 1 p.m. -at nr—itUL to-"a few weeks,” said MftNiHl IIH • ■;il) I H .MNP'.OM t iMAIIItulU' • HOMON • SLIGHT IRREGULARS SUGHT IRREGULARS YVlUlam Stanley, oochalrman the ohufch in celebration of the •SIZES 8 TO 12 • FIR8T QUALITY second anniversary of their or W« hove a complete selection of fieshest of the study commission. ganisation. The praUmtoaty report said a major Je^x>rt and Induatrlal To Join in the festivities, they lish available to help plan your lenten meals., THK S.VrrRDAY SAVlNtlS HANK THK SATURDAY SAVINCS RANK have invited the Senior Citizens complex near the Oonneotlout- I’HK SA'n SWlNtiS lUNK I'HK SATnU).\\ S.VMNCS M.WK 725 PARK AVE. 410 CBNTBR 8T. 28 GARFIELD Sf. Rbode Ulaad border would of Andover and Marlborough. BLOOMFIBLD Slop in and see the wide variety.- oxeote 88,000 Jobs and produce Ooffee wUl be served at 1 MANCHEStBR. NEWINGTON p.m. and at 1:30, the "Sing-A- $085 mlUion to bustoeas revenue Longs” cf iÛmantic wUl pre- ‘to a decade. PAGE 'fWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, J^NCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, ^FEBRUARY 16, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY. 16, 1972 v^r.T' 't n m T r c N c-i Tolland Bolton of St. Maurice Church. Boys will prepare cars for next About Town Korean Foster Child Says month’s Flnewood Derby. Cub State Sued by Firms committee chairman Gunther Navy Airman Ajqiren. Bruce A. Risley, son of kbs. Marion Ginservationists Urging Winkler also promises a sur M . R isley o f 18 W oodland St., Family Now Self-Sufficient prise program for those attend MEATOWN recently completed recruit train ing tomorrow’s meeting. On Health Center Job Stricter Zoning at Lake ing at the Naval Training Cen Kim Kyuns:, Korean fos Karen ’Toppl,. 22; Ann Young, 1215Va SILVER LANE EAST HARTFORD Bowling Party ter, -Great Lakes, 111. HARTFORD (AP) — Sub Lim bach wem to Install heating, 22; Dale Kehoe, 21 and Laura 'The Board of Selectmen last Open Spazse The Couples’ Club of St. ter child adopted by St'. Mat L tO I ID C * OPEN TUBS. AND WED. TILL 6 P.M., ’THDRS- AND contractors who claim they ventilatir,'', air .conditioning and Bowering, 21. night reviewed' several recom The cinnmission expressed its George’s Church will hold a thew’s Ladies Guild has become n W U K 9 * FBI. TILL 0 P.M. — BAT. TILL 6 P.M. are being thwarted in attempts plumbing systems. Limbach Saturday’s games wlM find mendations from the Conserva support of the "one in ten” land bowling party at Vernon Lanes kfiSB C arole L . O iapm an, self-sufficient and Is now per daughter o f kCr. and k b s . R ich to complete construction on the says that it fulfilled its terms of the Globetrotters facing the tion Commission, among them dedication provision recom Saturday at 7:15 p.m. Bowling ’Twlnkees THIS IS A SPECIAL PUANTITY PURCHASE OF HINDQU^TBRS ard A. (jhapman o t 436 E . Cen a wing of the University o t Con the contract, but that Lasker- forming: above averagpe work In Crusaders while the some building restrictioos pro mended by the town planner. will be followed by a party at ter St., is serving with the necticut Health Center in Goldman breached its obliga her studies at a Korean middle take on the Khlcks. 3P BEEF from a distressed dealer. This will enable us to fill your posed by the group to help pro Brown Donald and Donald. Un; the home of the Robert Lath- Brown University Youth Guid Farmington have filed lawsuits tions, with heavy additional schools. tect B(dton Lake.. der provialons of the Connecti rops, 20 M axwell D r., Vernon. Teezer with only the cuts of beef that you like and usoi at far less ance volunteer service in Prov asking $12 million damages. costs resulting. The commission, In a letter to cut General Statutes, the town Bulletin Board Oiigflnally adopted by the han regular prices! Take advantage of our tremendous w ys idence, R.I., as co-director of The suits, filed In Superior The suits by Freedman Elec G u ^ In 1967, Kim w ill probably Rockville the selectmen, Is urging dele may require one of every 10 'The Library Board will meet Choose your own cuts —— ALL FANCY WESTERN STEER BEEF! tion of the R-8 zone (% acre ficres In a new subdivlsicn to be the Rhode Island ChUdren’s Court, are returnable to the tric, Nager Electric and M.J. bo the forerunner of other adopt tomorrow night at 8 at Com Center Big Brother and Big ccuri March 3. Daly and Sons make similar al ed children for the Guild. Con Hospital Notes lots) around the lake area, bas dedicated to open sx>ace preser munity Hall. Sister program. She is a sopho Tihey, were broug;ht by the legations. sideration is now being: gdven to ed on the belief that the area vation. Thus, buffer zcnies and The Zoning Board will meet cannot support intensive devel recreation areas can be acquired more at Brown University. Limbach C3o. of Pittsburgh, Freedman and Nager say ’’adopting:” an American Indian Admitted ’Tuesday: Juliana tomorrow night at 8 dt Com they subcontracted with Las- ..hurt • Prey, Mile Hill Rd.. RcckviUe; WHOLE SIRLOm HIPS of BEEF opment without further endan at no cost to the town. Pa.; M'.J. Daly and Sons, Inc., munity Hall. gering Bolton Lake. 'Ihe com P atrick J, C lancy o f 167 High of Waterbury; the Freedman ker-(3oIdman to furnish labor, In her latest letter to the Darin KUton, South St., Rock- The Conservation Commission ' The stewardship committee materials, tools and equipment Guild, Kim writes her family vUle; Bruno Zag:ora, Fox Hill mission urges that all nHiItlple has also addressed its concerns land St. has been named to the E lectric C o. of Hartford; and of St. George’s Church wUl at an agreed price of $6.8 mil is no long:er in need. Economic Dr.; Rockville; Kenneth Wald- housing in the area be disallow on the above matters to the town first honors list for the faU Brooklyn, N.Y. meet tomorrow at 7:80 p.m. at lion and that the state has condltions have improved to a ron, RFD. No. 1, Rockville; ed and recommended that a zoning board, which will meet semester at TluixiB Community Defendants are the State of the church. failed to make long-overdue point where her family will be Cynthia Ward, Orchard St., two-acre minimum lot, siz be tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Commu College, Farmington. C!oimecticut; the Lasker-Gold- payments. Freedman and Na able to take care of her basic Rockville; Annie Marszalek, 18 to 22 lb. average. required until sewers are nity H all. man Corp. o f New Y ork (31ty, Manchester Evening HeraM which Is general contractor for ger seek a total of $4.5 million. needs without outside assistance. Upper Butcher Rid., Rockville; brought to Bolton. In other business last night, kfiss Nancy Paganl, daughter Bolton Oorreepondent JndltU the medical-school wing and M. J. Daly claims it entered Kim’s mother does needlework Kathy Millig:an, Maple St., Eil Sign Opposed the selectmen appointed Leslie Donohne, tel. 649.8468. of kir; and kfrs. Horace J. Pa at home earning: $65 a month, ingdon; Harvey Walter Sr., W ill cut into Steaks, ganl of 26 Durant St., has been the Travelers Indemnity <3o., into a contract to provide The commission expressed Its H arlow oif Tolland R d. as assist plumbing and heating in while an elder brother works at Union St., Rockville; Margaret named to the dean’s list for the which is posting a bond on be disapproval of the Z eliminate large billboards and selectmen. * share of about 2 bllUon kUo- home of kins. Hugh Swanson, it entered into a subcontracting rary love story by Richard De- ”g;ratitude and affection the gen- Mile m il Rd., Rockville, ■ Mrs. John Knowiton, ieft, president of the Auxii- signs,” the letter said. The com Cube M eet watts of electric capacity pro 221 P orter St. I agreement with Lasker-Gold- Roy, will have Its filming in erosity and. warm, personal in- Discharged ’Tuesday: Chester lary of Manchester Memoriai HOspitai, presents mission further urged that the Cub Scout P ack 167 w ill hold jected as the requirement for man for $9.42 million on June 9, Morocco. Tile film had been set terest of the Guild.” Delaney, Somers; Mary Por- Mrs. Eidward Turn of Andover with a pin, repre town Miact laws restricting road Its regular meeting tomorrow that time. Present usage is lb. 1967. for Ckilumbia Pictures but has Molher-Daughter Banquet rest. Village St., Rockville; Os- senting 100 hours of voiunteer service at an Awards side advertisement. night at 7:80 in the basement about 600 m illion tons a year. Read Herald Ads Under terms of the contract. been taken over by Universal. The Women's Fellowship of car Yaenlcke, RFD No. 2, Coffee yesterday morning at the hospitai dining the United Congregational RockvlUe; Michael Winkler, roo™. (Herald photo by Pinto) Oiurch will hold its annual Mooseup; Judy Quinn, W^>iring^ STOCK UP FOR THE LONS WIIK-WND ABEAD, ALL ------mother-daughter banquet on Weed Rd., Rockville; Louise A-MABT’S WIU 11 ClOSiP BAY MOMDAY. liBRUKBY 21. WASHIHCTOH'S BIBTHDAY March 2 at 6:30 p.m. Reserva^ Smith, Eastvlew ’Terrace, ’Tol- A ll • / Uons may be made by contact- land; Candace florrie, E. Main WHOLE BOnOM Extra Lean, Mlnutee Fresh Hospital Auxiliary mg Mrs. Helen Josim or Mrs. St., R ockville; Orilla Cyr, ROUNDS OF BEEF ' Nancy McLeod. A donation of Windemere Ave., Rockville; GROUND CHUCK $1.75 for adiUts and $1 fo r chU- F rancis Grum bach, E lizabeth Inolodea Full Eye of The Round dren is requested. St., Rockville; Gladys Merrill, BONELESS KEEF ROASTS The ’’Storymlmers,” chil- Merrow Rd., ToUand; Bernard Honors Volunteers dren's theater troupe from the Holland, Prospect St., Rock- 'Ihe AuxUimy Manchester M i s . Douglas Cheney, kbs. Ed University of Connecticut, will vUle; David Carpenter, Jan Memorial^ Hospital honored Its ward (kiapin, kbs. Roy Bugbee, provide,the entertainment fol- Dr.,- Vernon; Paul Cutting, 'volunteers ‘ yesterday morning Mrs. Leopold Boucher, kbs. Prices In This Ad Elleclivc In •TOP ROUND lowing the dinner. The group is Lake St., Vernon; Beveriy Le- lb at its annual. Awards (Toffee at Warren Blackwell, ' Douglas YOUR composed of students at the uni- Blanc, Blast Main St., Rock- the hogpital dining room. Fish, Eric Eder, and Henry A ll A&P's and A-MART'S • B O n O M ROUND versity directed by Daniel Ater vllle; Mrs. Eilqen Hamell and Those honored and their hours B erry. IN TH IS COMMUNITY AND VIC IN ITY CHOICE of the dramatic aits depart- Son, Broad Brook Rd., BSllng- of volunteer service are: Mrs. Honored fo r 100 hours service ment. ton. 20 lb. average. ^111 cu t Into Cube Steaka, (Herald photo by BucetviciuB) As good as most round grounds. Donald Morrison, 7,000; Mrs. were Mrs. Herbert Chin, Mrs. ’Their goal is to create a spe------;------Rump Roast, Round Ground, Eye of The Thomas Ferguson' 3,000; Mrs. George Lewis, Mrs. RdUand clal chUdren’s theater m which Round Roast, or Any Way You Desire. Buy any Quantity from (kte Pound Upt Wood, klrs. Robert WUlbrant, over lOO years old imagination can take the place Supply Pom1» Planned She Readies Display for Tolland Antiques Show Reba Kurland 2,661; Mrs. John Dormer 1,277; Mta.- George Mrs. .William Page, kfis. J. W. of elaborate adult stage set- MELBOURNE — ’The Austra- Mrs. Robert D. Harrison of 165 Oakland St. checks off some of the conpion FULL TOP ROUNDS Lessner 1,200; Mrs. John Alli Bradbury, Mrs. Edward Turn, LAMB SALE tings. Ihe actors use simple Uan Wool Commissions has sent W H O Li SIRLOIN ond more Important “kitchen utensils” of an earlier America—among them wrought iron ladlf» and son 1,710; Mrs. Burton McNa- klrs. Garrett Thrasher, kliss LA M B SHOULDER I OVIN costumes and fun props, vdille nearly 8,000 bales of wool to 18 to 20 Ib. average trivets and the fireplace baking oven—which she and her husband will display Mary Ryan, Mrs. Thpinas Rol- RIABY urging the audiences to conjure Europe to be stored until buy- TIPS O F M EF mar 1,700; Mrs. Louis Chleffo UEGSof at the Toiland Historical Society’s 6th annual Antiques Show this weekend at 1,177%; Mrs. James Elliott 1,- lason, Mrs. Helena Moulton, C H O P S r r up their own visions. ers are found. ’This was the first Mrs. Walter Morrissey, . Mrs. than ever beforel IMNHfOR 108j Mrs. Francis AMn, Mrs. Church Notes ■ step m the commission’s plan Tolland High School. The Harrisons, who maintain a shop at their home, will Winslow klanchester, klrs. Dor EHMMMU Donald Anderson,.Mrs. Rldiard LAMB Children attending Sunday to establish strat^c sui>ply be among 28 dealers from throughout New England at the event. It will be open othy Lindem an, k b s . WUUam THE AkP POUCY Field, Mrs. Marion McOartiiy, school classes at the United pomts overseas. Saturday from 10 a.m. to. 10 p.m. and Sunday from 11 until 6. Hooker, Miss JuUe Gomez, idrs. OongTegational Church will par M rs. WUUam R oscoe, 1,000; Robert Gale, kbs. Henry Flan A lw a y i to: FRESH CHICKEN PART^ ticipate in the ’’Helter Project.” U) Mrs. Douglas Roberts, Mrs. Ed agan, Mrs. Mlliam Fitzgerald, ’The project’s , concept will be win Pitney, Mrs'. Albert Harri Mrs. Rodney DoUn, klrs. Stuart Do what it hoiMtl, fair, linccre, and io the BREASTS WITH C l < I LEGS WITH son, 900. to encourage each youngster to Chrlson, Mrs. Maury Brown, beat in la rcits of e n ry ciutomer BREAST BONE REMOVED I THIGHS ^ #lb earn money at home in order to Also, Mrs. Edward HHnsler, M rs. Lteyd B erry, 100. Exltod friendly u tiifyin f icrvice Io everyone buy a breeder animal sue* as a Mrs. Gifford Rourke, Mrs. Al The awards were presented You Get All First and Center Cuts — Give every customer Ihe m oti (ood food pig. ffoat or rabbit. The specific Nothing has been removed! Will cut into fred Ponticelli, Mrs. Raymimd by Mrs. John Knowiton, presi 18 to 16 lb. average. Will slice Into Steaks, fo r her money YOUR CHOICE animal and its ultimate desti Infants^ and Toddlers’ Bracciole, London Broil, Top Round George, Mrs. James Irvine, dent of the AuxUlary. Mrs. Rob S k in le s s L u n c h e o n nation are still to be det«:- Roasts, or Any Way You Desire. Steaks, Roasts, or Any Way you desire. Stanley Wegrzyn, 800; ert SpUlane was In charge of Asanic icenrate weight every (ime- mlned. Mrs. Charles Ponticelli, Mrs. A 69S n a9 $a P olo Shirts 1 ^ 2 9 the event. 19 01. to each poond F r a n k s SUaD ph Subcompiittee chairman for Raymond Hagedom, Mrs. Mark M e a t the UCC Board of Christian Ed Skinny ribs, appliques, jacq ua r^ J or. boys,i iCravltz, Mrg. .Philip Dooley, Give accnralt. count and full meatnle ucation are Lou Watson, Chair girls. Short or long sleeves. ' • Today in History B i e i ~ FULL SHORT LOINS of BEEF Mrs. Charles Clark, 700; Mrs: Char$e tlw corretl price S a u s a g e man; Sue Buckhout, secretary; A, Wolf, Miss Avis KeUogg, Today Is Wednesday, V eto, IB, enmsuas s u m Mb. Marlene A da m as, missions; Infants' and Toddlers' from Cheerfully refund cu to m e r'i money if for n o n $ Mrs. Nevln Deicker, Mrs. the 47Ui day o f 1972. There are L iv e r M e a t MtItT phg. Bob Hmry, audio-visuals: Josh nny reuon any purebaae u not aatiafactory Overalls & Crawlers 1.99 Cteprge Walker, Mrs. Virginia 319 days left in the year. Millard, children; Howard Hors- IrbIiiiIm ah Prior, Miss Geneva Pentland, Today’s Highlight In History C o i o n i a i A l l 8 0 $ man, youth; and Bruce Robert Nautical looks and .denim iii prints, stripes, Mrs. Jack Nash, Mfs. CSara C o i o n i a i e i A U M U T solids. All washable fabrics. On this date In 1969, F idel THE MEAT ATIANTIC 6 rACIFIC TEA CO. son, adults. Khnak, Mrs. Ermano Garaven- Castro was sworn in as Cuba's t e i. The Couples Club will hold a PORTERHOUSE ta, 800; Sto. Edmond Amedy, prem ier. TMi AliP Policy, nt$bH$h«d a ctntury auu. P i a i n L o a f B o i o g n g Infants Boxed 0 90 ttiU hing$ in evtry AAP Store. bowling party at the Vemeai Mrs. Walter Snow, Mrs. Gerald On This Date Lanes on Feb. 26. Following the with FULL Coveralls êOO MilUngton, Mrs. Eheanor fVee-' m 1804, a fo rce o f A m erican At first, The A&P Policy seems obvious.. .•oven nlil-fashionecl: bowling those câttoiding will Cotton, terry or brushed nylon in s*ids and love, M rs. A llen B dm ke, 600. servicemm slipped into the Because the message is so simply stated. > ItMTtMtAVAftrtri 4 stop at the' Donald McLieod’s prints. Zip or gripper front styles. TENDERLOIN! H onored fo r 800 hours serv harbor of Tripoli and burned But, think about it a minute. home for refreshments. Reser ice were Mrs. James Spencer, the U.S. Navy frigate Phlla- vations should be made by Feb- Infants' ^ The modern A&P stocked with many thonsnnd items Mrs. Leray Norris, Mrs. Thom de^>hla, which. had been' cap has multiplied our res|)onsiblIitic8 to you. 20 with the M dLeods. 20 lb. average IBB ^Knit Creepers as Healy, Mrs. Edward Haxha- tured by pUhtes. And you, the modern consumeri ai-c moi-e cimeernerl than i*\-er i l t t i Antiques Show Will Cot Porterhouse In 1846, the first T exas state Details of the Tolland Antiques •Washable knits in 1 and 2 piece styles. Belted doorian, Mrs. Robert Cahira, about accurate weight, fair pricing and guarnntced siitisfaction. and zippered. Sizes S. M, L. XL. Mrs. imUiam BroneUl. Mrs. Jo leglslatuie met In Austin. Show, to be held tills weekend, Steaks Any Way You In fact. The A&P Policy is as modern ns tomori'ow. will appear in the magazine Infants' and Toddlers' Desire. seph Swensson, hfis. Stella In 1871, the Franco-Prussian It may be the reason that every- week os-er 20 million |>eopIc < National Antiques Review. Roath, Mrs. Allison Rhodes, War ended in a defeat for trust A&P for'lhe food they buy. ^ ’Ihe magazine is edited by Dresses Mrs. Mabel Morrison, Mrs. F rance. 2.99 Stewart Johnston, Miss Norma In 1862, during the a v U W ar, George Michaels of public tele Smocked bodices, pinafores, crystal pleats. w e HONon vision’s Euitiques show. Assur Johnson, Miss Eva Johnson, n ea rly 16,000 O xifederate Many perma-press. Adorable Spring colors. . DAILY M O n'S ' ances have been received by Mis. Charles Eddy, Mrs. Alice troops surrendered at Ft. Do- FRANCO AMERICAN DATHROOM . members of the ’Tolland Histo Crowell, John Flaseczny, Het^ nelson, 'Tenn. rical Society that a represMita- bert Greenwood 400; Mis. Allen In 1918, in W orld W ar I , the tive of the magazine will attend Infants’ P r. Pak Belcher, Mrs. Robert La Pdt, EngUsh port of Dover was Dog Food Applesauce SpaghettiOs Wnidorf Tissue the show, photographing ex Infants Cotton 3 M i s . Felix Davis, Mrs. Ed bombarded tqr a German sub hlbits and writing details of the ward Plats, kOss Hattie Peter m arine. ALL IS 01. M ^ Knit Undershirts Waterproof Pants son, Mias Vivian Larson, Mis. show to appear in a forthcom. DJ1JD.A. GO V'T. INSPEXXVDD, SUMP In 1942, in the W ortd W ar H, VARIETIES «>'< ■ ing issue of the magazine. BEEF SANDWICH STEAKS Robert Loppen, Mrs. Robert German submarines fired upon Russell. M i s . L m Roeeler, Mis. oU refineries on Aruba in the 4"'85* 2 ' 3 3 ^ 4 “V'39^ ’The antiques show will be held O u r Reg. 99* HEN TURKEYS Albert Petke, ' Miss Sara Dutch West Indlea FOR YOUR LAUNDRY at the high school Saturday 5 7‘ ’ 6 7 ^ 77 ‘ SNOW'S FINE EATING A&P McNally, Mrs. Harley Lovell, Ten Tears Ago ^ from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and on Pull-on style, cushioned leg and waist; Sunday from 11 a.m. until 6 Fine cotton pull-on and snap side Mrs. Everett Kennedy, Mis. U.S. Atty. Gen. Robert F. styles, all with diaper tapes. Great value! quality vinyl in S. M, L. XL. p.m . CHenn G ibbs, M rs. M ary Gar- Kennedy was making an infor Drive Detergent Clam Chowder Girls’ Basketball 6-lb. drtla, Mrs, Wayne Bucy, Mis. mal goodwUl tour of the wocjd Gloriettu Fruits Handi-Whip ’The Globetrotters have re Heniy Berdat, Mrs. Irving Bay fw President John F. Kennedy- WROUAPRICOTS |M A A tained their lead in the. girls' Box er, Mis. Caarmce Anderson, Five Years Ago NEW ENGLAND ^ ,s o., C < SLICItPIACRfS J tSei. V ||U r. Pam pers and WUUam Skoneski. Thirteen American helicop LADEL 1 bon ■ PMRRAIVU ^ cons ■ basketball program iqionsored 77* STYLE cans U FRUIT COCRTAIl ^ 0 (R02t« ’tl: 3 9 ^ by the Board of Recreation Honored fo r 200 hours service ters were shot down over South | j ir ii iii ii' were Mrs. Gunther Winkler, Vietnam .. ’Ihe Twlnkees and Crusaders SYRUP are still tied for second place, '* Onr Lowest Price kbs. Walter Grzyb, Mrs. One Year Ago Dtuing last week’s games the TMn 4-oz. tReokg, 24 In box, p erfect Charles Crocker, kDs. Earl Secretary of Defense klSlvln Dei Monte Corn Crusaders defeated the ’Twink- tender steaks for sandwiches. 8 to 14 lb. average Whitehead, Mrs. Charles Ro- Laird advised Presldmt Nixon Vermont Mnid ees. 13-9 vrhlle the Globetrotters manowskl, klrs. Renato Nicola, to expect “some tough days CREAM defeated the K nicks 9-0. M is. Jam es kCcLau^hUn, M rs. ahead” In the South Vietnamese STYLE 2 ' - 4 9 « High scorers for the season Anthony L«mbo. Mis. Edward drive to out enemy supply lines it 6 8 ‘ :iiiiii l | KeUy, Mrii. Richard Coughlin, in Lace. are Liz Blauvelt, 32 points SUNNYBROOK GRADE "A ' HINDQUARTERS of BEEF KOSHER DILL Fresh Eggs I 150 to 175 lb. average Vidsic Pickles Nrw Snslmth SEE YOU AT THE ■ Will Cut to Your Order, LARGEESIZE SIZE ^ idor. o n WHITEITE < tn s. Jim iirid do. Coiisists of: ’iv 4 9 * 1076 Burnside A ve., E . Htfd. 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R&R Chickon Broth ■5iT23' High impact polyesterene. Seat may be O eU veiy) Adjustable support bracket; colorful Expands to any size diameter up to 9 feet. MIATOINHIR ana JglMMe'i Rtflord NUth S r 1.79 Soft Parkoy Margariao used separatriy; safety strap, deflector. ^W EACCgPT^^ FARR'S Open Dally to 9:00 P.M. CmCNIH PARTS DIHNIR i t 5 5 ' 24-Hr. burner Bervloe vinyl pad and rattle toys. Folds to 8^ inch roll. Play pen or yard, 2 ‘IV 39* 32* Rgig Rgrrtl Fabric SafItM r t ir « 9 ’ Fantattib Spray Cloanor Chaa King Rm I Chap SaOy •ir 1.23 Kal Kan Dog Food in. ^PEOALnSETORTOURSAY^RlDAWNÂTuSAYI CAMP SHOW 8PEC1ALB AIAO AVAPAWJC y 'J r l.M Copptwtiw OH Co. AT THE STfHlE ALL. THIS WEEKEND Kal Kan Cat Food Mrs. Filbert's Gorton's Codfish Howard JahaMa'i Macaraai & CIim m m m i t 4 5 ’ Kooblor Chocolate Fudge Coobiot tir 51* 818 Brand 8$., Mnnebegfer Manchester nHUAcwan Mrs. Paal't Oalaa tiaua JC 39’ Nobitco Lorno Doono CMhiot Sale Wed. thru Sat. 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■ V '.. PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 MANCHESTEfe E5VENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 PAGE FIFTEEN leges ahd'i&iiiversities that offer Mays led his own Jasz group in to read the' Roman Catholic Ore 62% Iren Andover WORLD ALMANAC MCC Seminar degrees in hotel and restaurant New Orle^ in the mld-1940’s breviary d^y known reserves of high-grade FACTS Will Feature THE School Board Reappoints During the 1980's and 1940’s , ------priests sUU do so, according to USDA CHOICE HI FAMILY^* Talk on Wines Mayo played with several o t d • it T» e survey by .Laval UhlVerslty. Australia. The the big name bands, including BreviaryBreviary UseUse DownDown However, 77 per cent of priests T.AWYEK All of Town’s Teachers Visiting speaker tomorrow af- Ray Anthony, Enoch Light, TORONTO, Canada (AP) — over 60 years of age still temoon at a seminar for Man- Raymond Scott, and Lea Brown Although priests are supposed here to the discipline. 02 p er cent. Yonkee Pot Roast night was Town Attorney Mrs. The Board of Education at a Chester Community College stu Bf^lal meetlnc' last night ap Katherine Hutchinson, who was Great Pot Roast '‘Rubber Check'"’ proved ree^^mlntment of all asked to give a legal opinion on dents in the hotel and food Great Value, Great “Your check bounced.” teachers at the Andover Ele the advisability of opening the service management program Flavor (Chuck) mentary School. school grounds for use by the When Harry heard this news will be J. Allen Mays. He is di from the neighborhood garage Some months back, the school public, rector c t public relations cuid board requested from Donald . ICKEN man, his first reaction was em Hutchinson said, after educational services for the Chuck Roast barrassment. But embarrassment Libby, school principad, an eval discussion with the town’s in uation of the teachers current- turned to dismay when the gar surance agent, that all town Seasickness is an ailment Center Cut - Bone In rage man started criminal pro iy Employed at the school. At properties, including that of the Tender, Flaverful the board’s last meeting, the that affects some persons Ocoma ceedings against him. The school are fully protected by in on shipboard. The malady Cbicksn in d Bsskst " ‘ 1.79 Economical Chuck charge: . passing a worthless evaluations were reviewed and surance .She suggested that the the rehiring of the teachers dis is attributed to the disturb check. school.board obtain “ certifioates In court, Harry explained to cussed, but action was tabled ance of the semicircular Hoiinel Wafer Sliim l Bacon ‘is 85c of insurance” frmn organised SALE the judge: until last nlg^t. canals of the inner ear, vis Phmip 1$ beautiful when It conies to CMckon -T h o Fussy groups now using the facilities, Galifornia Roast “It was all an innocent mis The vote means that all ual disorientation and an m c such as the religious education Hormiil Bacon & ^ 1.75 89 Onos hovo tho phmqiost, most succulent Chickens ever, take. Another man’s check, which teachers now at the school are increase of anxiety, The The Tender Cut hi classes and the Boy Scouts. an specially selected and ad U.S. Government Inspected. I had deposited earlier, had automatically rehlred for the World Almanac says. It can Chuck for Great Today, all the Scout groups be reduced by moving to Hormel Ail Meat Weiners »79c bounced in the meantime. That 1972-73 school year unless they carry their own Insurance 21^ to 3 lbs - Fresh - Government inspected Eating - Bone In are resigning. Tenure was also the center of the vessel and Alt is why my account happened to which covers them during all relaxing the body. Oscar Mayer Weiners Meat i ^ 8 9 c be short.” granted to those teachers who Scout activities, and many other will be completing their third Copyright ® 1971, All •The fact remains,” repli^ groups have such coverage'also. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. lb the garage man, “that he did year with the sqhool. Beef London Broil p u m u u T Oscar Mayer Franks 95c WHOLE CmCKENS f give me a check that was no Principal Libby was also re Although any decision made 29 Boneless Shoulder hired for the coming year. will not go into effect until the Fresh, Large, Plump - 4 to 6 lbs - Roasters , __ ■ ■ ^ good. That itself is illegal.” The TMck Flavored 139 But the court tossed out the Ai^kointments end of this fiscal year, June SO, 600 Handling Charge Per Family ( X t ) Jones Link Sausage »1.09 Voter Listings charge against Harry. The court Superintendent of Schools the board discussed writing a steak You SHce Ib said he lacked the criminal in Aram Damarjian said two new new policy to cover use of the YES! We Take Groups (slight charge) Jones Sausage Meat Special a 99c Ruled Private Ib tent that is an essential ingredi appointments of teachers were grounds. It was suggested that BOASTUG CmGEENS ‘ the school grounds be available No Purchase Necessary - Additional Portraits Tasty lb 53 ent of the crime. m'ade to replace resigning In New Britain Carandos Pepperoni 1.49 for use only until a half hour Cube Steaks As a rule, giving a check that teachers, until the end of the f4|IIf*|FI!ll|C> Cut Up or Split 9 K bounces is not a crime if the current school year. after sunset, that snowmobiles Availahle in all Sizes at Moderate Rates! N E W BRITAIN (A P ) w > '« 7 i> in lb Chuck - Brel or person honestly expected it to go Appointed to replace Mrs. Ju- and go-carts be prohibited, and — The right to examine puUic J. Allen May* Buddig's Meats 2 in, 75c j i N j n L M I w l W ' Fresh and Tasty O v 139 Pan Fiy - Juicy through. But he must have a dith Bashar in the fourth grade that use of the ball field be in records is not absolute, accord- Taylor Wine Co Hammcmd- Pastramii Dried Beef, Corned Beef, Wafer Ham, Turkey and Chicken Individual Steaks Ib reasonable expectation, not just is Jfflss Unda Contaldi, a 1971 some order of priorities. ing to New Britain’s assistant n . Y a pious hope. Consider this case: graduate of Eastern Connecticut School Bus Use corporatimt counsel, who ruled His' talk ' will deal with the Money Saving Ham Sale! 3 BK l « r s OHY Ib An oil promoter, trying to sell State Colleg^ whose sâiy will Regaidlng ^tslde use of that lo ^ regiârs of voters domestic wine business, its re- CmCKEN LEGS%.7^55 stock to an investor, thought the be Ml the beginning bachelors school buses, Mrs. Hutchinson may refuse to allow com- ênt growth and the im Kennel Cure 81 ■ an California Steaks deal was almost sewed up. degree level. said, the present Insu^ce cov- m ^ Anns access to voter p^rtance of ^ s in planning Febmory 17 toa.m:to8ii.ni. Counting on some quick cash, he Replacing Mrs. Carole Au- erage does not extend to such registration cards. serving meals Ib The Tender Hearted wrote a large check to covier brey in the second grade is use. “Ihe right to examine public „ , CmCKENTmCHS 59 various expenses. But the deal Boneless Homs '‘1 Part of the Chuck ib Mrs. Judith Carroll. She has She said the Insurance agency rectaMs is far from absolute; ™ fell through and the check Febmnry 18 toam.toip.m. Colonial - Lean, Tasty M Bone In a bachelors degree from Wag- Informed her that there would ^be purpose has got to be prop- ® ^ ^ bounced. ner College, and will also be be an estimated $10 rider tee for ^ a paneltet with wlnTfxperis^ Ib Was this a criminal offense? starting at the first level, with S g S S 297 Eost Center Stieet, CHICKEN BBEASTS 05 A court said yes, because the ewry such trip made, wltt a interest ” said Oeotwe '*'**‘® associations and hotel Homs « no teaching experience. Fiibrnary 19 ioa.m.to2p.m. ^ promoter had no solid basis for $20 annual mlntaum, to obtain **^”“*’ administration groups. His na expecting his check to be good. Budget Started such coverage. ’This would only '-*y**- tionwide ...... ® lecture trips have Mr. Deli Specials! apply to town-sponsored groups, Nis opinion came in tte wake I3 D MANCHESTER See Spiciil Display ia Store far Mari laformatian! “ Mere hope,” said the court, was ’The board entered into som e Included visits to leading col- Ib such as something the Recrea- un attempt by an advertising Lenten Seafood! DRUMSTICKS '*’.r 6! not enough. discussion of the proposed Domestic - SRced to Order m a budget for next year, which tion Commission ifiight sponsor, firm. United Research Bureau Suppose the person expects centered more around the for and not to other groups such as uf Middletown to examine Fancy just the opposite: that his check, mat of the new budget rather the Boy Scouts. However, the records for blrthdates of Silfer Salmon Whole o r Half a l “ although good when he 'wrote it, town’s Insurance Commission people in New Britain, BBEASTS “•»“« 1 Swiss Cheese '“ 59 will be bad by the time it gets than on specific items. to the bank. Thus: ’This year the school adminis chairman^ ^ ’Thomas Birdsall, 'Rie firm has examined the SUPER SERVICE Fancy Sliinon Steaks Canter Cut ft 1.29 Domestic - Sliced to Order m a said the extended coverage voter registration records in A man wrote a check for $25 tration has , abbreviated the BRING Grey Sole Hllet Seafood Dalitht m G9c Weaver Chicken Parts! Economy Corner! while he still had $100 in his .ac would cover such groups as the a e v e r al other Connecticut THESE budget and jdaced various towns. count. But he knew perfectly items in different categories. Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, church SpeckM Trout Fillet Imported lb 99c I Cari Fortuna, counsel for the BoilcdHam -59' well that he had already written Such items as teshbooks are groups, etc. Fresh Pacific Oysters ^ soicen ggcl Thighs »»,m, i Turkey Parts »29c firm, said he didn’t know if .89 SSL several other checks which now divided to represent the ’The board raised such ques- would wipe out the $100. tions as what distances the bus United Researoh would app^ Greenland Turbot Fillet " Tilly' ib65e actual textbooks costs as a sep Dutch Frye Chicken 1.89 Ox Tails Delicious for Soups Ib 39c A court ruled afterward that could go, who would be autho- stros»d the In- TO ANY Jumbo Smelts Sulood Spacial lb 69c Turkey HoU:^:. 95* arate item, and partly under tent of the examination is not he was indeed guilty o f an of the hecuUng o f Instruction, rized to drive it, and how fre California Squid in f fense. The court said what mat quently it might be called upon to "flood the malls with cheap Wings V ^ v e r 2« » i* . 1 . 7 9 Tripe Tasty Treat Ib 4 9 u Trunz Ib when they represent a special literature.” Sale Ends Feb. 24. PHARMACIES Taste 0’ Sea Whiting Claaned IVilb 69c fSA Olive Loaf tered was not the situation at the book used for an individual or fo r use. time he wrote the check but the Action on both the grounds “The company contracts with aesoisoBiesaaae Fresh U t^ Neck Clams âaty ib 65c C hicken. 16 oz a special group. . merchants who send birthday Breasts 22<..«1.89 Select Beef Liver » «>59c situation at the “moment o f use and bus use was tabled for Flounder Fillet Heat & s#rva ,1b 99c t Mr. Deli jar truth”— when the check was pre School Uses the next meeting, pending ten cards to people in the area wi& Prices Effective Mustard The board received requests a note about shopping in their Deqp Sea Treats Haat&Sarva IbSScI sented at the bank for payment. tative policy proposals on the SUPER SERVICE PHARMACY Available In Stores with Service Dell Dept. from' two groups for use of the former, ,and the gathering of store. This type of advertising Boneless Salt Cod ' •» 1.19 An American Bar Association school facilities. One request more complete Information on has^ûlatM business. public service feature by 'Will came from a representative of bus use. "T h is Is no t an uncommon Bernard. the HEILP group in Hebron — prom otion. \lTiy should they Frozen Food Favorites! ® 1972 American Bar Association an environmental group which Manchester Evening Herald____ discriminate against me?” Foi> Fresh Dairy Values! is planning a rally on March Andover corre^MMident Atiin. tuna asked. 26 with a march from Marlbor Frteina, Tel. 7«I-9S47. Coyle said in an Interview' ough throiTgh Hebron, and end that state law speciftcally lim ing in Andover. its access to birth records and P O T P IES Vernon ’The group has requested use A Uonvenient Switch that uring 'voter .registration merican records to get birihdates would Apple Sauce of the school’s all-purpose room from______U. a.m. to _3 p.m CUMBERLAND, Md. (AP) — amount to circumvention of the Finast ’The board was also asked by a law. Top Value Three Pass a member of the First Oongre- Democrat, ‘ switdied his - — party “Tliere’s also the question ot CiMIvid Beef, Chicken, Turkey affUiation last summer to at- convenience for the office work- Single Dessert 15 oz gotional Church for use of the Slices or Macaroni & Cheese CPA Exams school grounds on that same toid a Republican dlAner ban- era tiiese people wanted to ex- Favorite jar orii^ Sen. Charles Me. Math- amine 10,000 records and they day, for a group of children to Orange, Cinnamon or Honey Three Vernon men were ias, R-Md. ' would have taken over the of- Finast 100% Pure Breakfast Favorite ^ l2oz| among 48 candidates who recent PULL M uch dinpimirinn was h d d on “ I Wasn’t about to rely on flee,” Coyle said, Kri,' Coll' ’,‘i' pkg ly passed a written Certified whether it would bo practical useless heresay reports about ^ Sura Lee A-PARTS Public Accountant’s examina to have both groups using the what went on at the dhmer so I Pda»enger Service Orange Juice Vegetables 4 ‘1 tion. They are Thomas Lanager, school facilities on the same decided to change my party af- EXCLUSIVELY AT FINAST Qaiy French and Anthony Ba- day. fUiaiUon and see fo r m y self,” Began in Mid^lBSOa Finast Spinach Chopped or Leaf 6 pkgs T Jorek. The board flnaUy gave Ubhy Conlon explained In revealing LEXUiCTON , Ky. — The first BROOKSIDE FARMS ' The new CPA’s passed a uni railroads west of the Alleghenies, 10oz$1 authorization to allow use of the the switch. Iron li ll If With Vitamliui form examination which was « . changed from the the P cntchaj^ and ^ I>«. Enriched mILIV C and D AddM Birds Eye Tasti Fries 4 pkgs I Natures Most Complete Food prepared and graded with the groups in whatever way would Democratic taSo. Both% I^ passenSr cooperation of the American fii- Health and Beauty Aid Buys! stitiite of Certified PubUc Ac SSS; use U," c "o u ^ ti; Fresh Finast Bakery! countants. The exam was ad Fôsent at the meeting last election records show. SUNSWEp ministered to candidates in 60 New Orleans and Lexington. states^ Lavoris Mouthwash Lanager, a resident of Vernon ^ Hot Cross Bans for the past two years, lives Prune Juice In Reusable Pitcher at the Vernon Garden Apart Lenten Special j g i l c 3 2 6 z 29 ments. He came to Vernon from 2.29 Size bti Peimsylvanla. He is a graduate Made from of Peim State University and is Finast Jfft associated 'With the Arthur An L Intensive Care derson Accounting Firm of Hart California Size VaOCIIIIC Lotion lOozbtl zvuzuu 79c Cherry Pies Finast Fresh 22 oz pkg 59c ‘ Vaseline ford. He is married and has turn children. Size Vaseline Petroleum Jelly 8 oz jar 49c French, of 33 Scott D r., hsLs English Muffins been a resident of Vernon for si» Pertussin couTsy™. 3 ..w 9 9 cy about 18 months. He Is a grad ton Pie Marlon’s 18'oz pkg 89c BakedBeans 5 1 uate of Windham High School and the University of Connecti cut. He is associated with Price BONDED Waterhouse, a Hartford account Check These Low Prices! CUP THESE VALUABLE ing firm, is married and has TARTAN two chll^n. JERSEY First O ' The Fresh Fruits and Vegetabies! B ajorek o f 19 C oldspring D r., □ Glade Air Freshener 4 9 c m o n ey s a v er coupons Is a former resident of Man chester having moved to Ver PLAIDS Q Chocolate Chip Cookies Finast 10 oz pkg 2 9 c non last August. He is a grad KNITS uate of Portland, Coim., high cINTOSH APPLES WITH THIS 11 WITH THIS school and the University of p F In a s t Cold Cup Refills f*g.noo57c 8c Colorful combinations, new off COUPON I ' COUPON Connecticut. Bajorek is associat New spring colors for new □ Lucky Leaf Cherry Pie Filling <« can 57c ^ “Crlsp-AIre” U.S. No. 1 Toward purchasa of One 46 oz pkg j One 18 oz pkg Duncan Hinas ed with the accounting firm of for sprinff wardrobes I n : ------!.a. la:.. I m J i . aat--and purchase of 3 spring fashions! 2V4” Minimum Lybrand, Ross Brothers and C Bisquick Mix i Cake Mix Montgomery of Hartford. He is □ Tetley Tea Bags tM*Te. 99 c | Valid Thru Specially good for ankle Soz Crisp Refreshers Valid Thru married and has two children. C Sat. Fab. 19,1972 I C Sat.. Feb. 19.1972 { length wrap arounds, or Smashing for the new looks □ Jiffy Cake Mixes All Verletlea pkgt' Any Time - Any Place r in blazers, short, midi and Fudge I WITH THIS high slit skirts. o r W hite 8^'kS *1 long skirts and dresseis. □ Jiffy Frosting Mixes 50c off COUPON Gold Medal Flour Flaverful Bundle Graduate Business Sweet Mixed 32oz|ar 5 5 c Towards purchast of One 8 oz jar j 5 lb bag Smart for blazers, too! 100% Acrylic Acetate tri □ Vlasic Pickles Rubber of Vitamins C and A lO ozcaH o. 48c School Set for Oslo Deaaert SPINACH d I WITH THIS COUPON cot linings. M "/60" Wide. Favorite 46ozjar 4 9 c Plants Maxim H Coffee MACHINE WASHABLE □ Seneca Apple Sauce Valid Thru C f iL I S I I Valid Thru OSLO—Â new business school SVtoz C Sat.. Fib. 19.1972 S at.rF eb .l9 .1972 on the graduate level, the North Turbo Acrylic All Varieties T cans I 6 inch Anjou Pears 2«'i49c Tom atoes'S 49c REG. $2.98 Yd. □ Finast Cat Food Pots “ Europeaiv Management Izisti- r Tops In 1 Ib 0 g ^ " T i W R U WITH t h is tute, is scheduled to open In 54”/55” Wide SAVE 51c YARD pkg oi 10 4 9 c Sunkist bag of 6 Snack Pudding □ Finast Trash Can Liners Lemons 49c Carrots Vitamin A cello 1‘i m u i H c o u p o n Oslo In the fa ll o f 1972. It wUl Towards purchast of One 10 qt pkg □ Aunt Jamiina S o t pkg 4 9 c Betty Crocker 47c adm it 60 students each o f the Milk first two years and 100 the third AVON Carnation dT"* WITH THIS COUPON I Waffle and Pancake 32azbtl year. PAT'S MEDICAL KENSINGTON ' □ Richmond Syrup 49c Valid Thru '■ t M K . I Valid Thru I f M l l i English will be the working TOWPA TH PHARMACY PHARMACY GRANBY PHARUhACY NIANTIC- C. Sat,. Fab. 19.1972 C Sat., Feb. 19.1972 l u y i i f j 195 W. Main Stratt 9 Hartford Ava. FERN DA L E l RUG INC. PARK LANE PHARMACY language of the institute, which lo o t Main Straal 41 Ctiambarlam Hwy. GUASTA'S PHARMACY □ Chef Cheese Pizza Frozen 13U oz pkg 69e BETHAL BANK ST. PHARMACY 4 Pann Avanua 337 Park Road wlU be financed by Norwegian MIODLEtOWN WAPPING STAN'S PHARMACY EAST WINDSOR C. Qranby Rd. R O C K Y H IL L Solid White industry. No more tiiEiiz 40 per Hub Shopping Canur HARTFORD 7ozcan S . z j . r 9 9 c YD. YD. OA vm sPHARMACY PEL TON'S DRUG STORE PATTEN DRUG FRANK S PHARMACY Sugar Rnast Granulated 5 lb bag 59c Bumble Bee Tuna 5 1 C Maxwell House Coffee Heinz Ketchup 2 r 4 7 c cent of the students will be Nor 3LO O M F IE LO l o t Main Straat 2049 silai Oaana Hwy 2t3 Oakland Ava. Main Straat BROOKSIDE DRUGSTORE wegians. DRUG CITY 492 Naw Britain Avanua ROCKVILLE - WETHERSFIELD ELMWOOD 24 oz can 67c Clorox Bleach gallon jug 49c 774 Park At,anua ATWOOD PHARMACY \ WOODWARD DRUG FABIAN DRUG SAUL'S PRESCRIPTIO\ Campbell*5 Tomato Soup 10 oz cnlOc Dinty Moore Beef Stew Wheaties Cereal iB.^pkf51c LEE DRUG OF •61 Naw Britain Avanua Middlatown Shopping Plan ROCKWELL PHARMACY Watnington straat 59 WIndtor Avanua • CENTRE 1023 Blua HHli Avanu* ELMWOOD INC. FORSTER HEIGHTS SOC'THINQTON 66 Wcicotl Hill Road BRISTOL NEW BRITAIN 3 lb can 9 5 c Carnation Evaporated Milk 14 oz can 17c Gerbers strained Baby Food Aozjdr 10c 1131 Naw Britain Avanua PliARMACY OXLEY'S DRUG STORE WILSON SunsweetPrune Juice ‘V55c Crisco Shortening NEW! — EXOrriNO FAIRFIELD AXELROD PHARMACY Cor. Main & Cantar stt’. BRISTOL PHARMACY S41 Naw Britain Ava. 37 Broad Straat ' m tSON DRUG 923 Farmington Avanua FAIRFIELD PHARMACY FREEMAN DRUG CO. Cornar Watnington Avanua THOMASTON 399 Windsor Av«. iB R IC S 1636 Pott Rd. 40ozpkg 55c Gerbers Chopped Baby Food 7 ozjar 14c NATURAL HEALTH SO-FRO EAST HARTFORD WINDSOR LOCKS Maxwell House 9S3 Mapla Avanua NibletsCom .rc. gc Bisquick Variety Mix GLASTONBURY LINCOLN DRUG J.C. PHARMACY 12 1 ELM PHARMACY KAZARIAN PHARMACY 3SS watt Main St. TOLLAND CHAR LAND'S PHA RMACY FOOD SHOPPE 159 Burntida Avanua PAGANO'S PHARMACY 479 Farmington Avanua MILLER'S^ iPHARMACY NANGLES PHARMACY 78 Main straat , 113 Habron Avanua WINSTED Ivoiy Soap Personal Size X 27c Hunts Tomato Sauce Hershey Chocolate Syrup 16 oz can 20c Land 0’ Lakes Butter "bp>«81c CALDOR'S SHOPPING CENTBl THE KAY DRUG CO. MANDELL'S PHARMACY 2372 Corbin Avanua Rta. 19S A T T H E 112 Main Straat TOWNE PHARMACY 349 Franklin Avanua NEWINGTON ‘ WEST HARTFORD CITY PHARMACY INC. I l l Main straat Quarters 1 Ib TOLLAND TURNPIKI xl» a t 332 Naw Londbn TurnpiNa THOMAS PHARMACY £LM HILL DRUG KOTTENHOFF DRUG Hunts Tomato Soup 2 i^ . " s '3 7 c Hellmann’s Mayonnaise ji; 64c Finast Butter pi<8 79c PARKADE 1151 5 93 1-85 903 Capitol Ava. 460 Nawington Ava'. 1003 Farmington Avanua SOS Soap Pads > »«.< is 4 1 c 545-7728 Opon Mon. - Sot. 9:30 - 9:30 I tha llflit la Uadt OwatHlaa PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., W^lDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 Section Two WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 lEUPttUtJ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 Pages 17 to 32 students under the direction of tives to the seating' arrange fixed seats in the rear (in ®*Tâyment Balance Bolton Mirs. Irene Tabatsky. . ment, and the most feasible cafeteria section) would be Plan Changes seemed to be dividing the pro a flat floor at the same level“ For U.S. in 1971 Members of the Public Build posed room into two parts, as the stage. Honor Society Inducts ing Commission and Board of with 300 fixed seats in the audi PBC members plan to meet Education got together with torium space and 200 single Was Record Low Manchester V with the town fire marshal I architects for the proposed ad seats in the adjacent cafeteria WASHINGTaN (AP) — The One Senior^ Six Juniors soon to discuss the new recom dition at the high school Mon area. U.S. balance of payments in Hospital Notes day to discuss chsmges in the mendations. 1971 was its worst ,ln history,' One senior and six Juniors Edward Manning, son of Mr. For gatherings of groups of Omission falling to a deficit of |29.6 bil VniXINO HOUB8 addition required by the new more than 200, both rooms can from Bolton High School were and jMrs. Ernest Manning; Lori The name of the Rev. Robert lion by its broadest measure Intermediate Care' Semi- state fire safety code. be opened. installed as members ot the Meloche, daughter of Mr. and The seating plan proposed by Cronin, pastor of St, Maurice ment. private, noon ■ 2 p.m., and 4 After hearing recommenda C a p s i o d i Philip lyiguori Chapter of the Mrs. Edward Meloche; a n d the Board of Education in its Church in Bolton, was omitted The Commerce Department p.m. - 8 p.m.; private room*, tions by ardhitect Richard Law National Honor Society [Monday. Jeanette Paggloli, daughter of educational specifications will from the list of members of said Tuesday that the country’s M a.m. * S p.m., and 4 p.m. * 8 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Paggioli. have to be adjusted because of rence of Lawrence Associates, the Board of Directors of the worsening trade position and p.m. Craig Potterton, son of Mr. By Sol R. Cohen Principal Normcui Shaw noted the new regulations which re PBC an0 school board mem Bolton Scholarship Fund in last the instability of the dollar be- Pedlatrioa: Farenta aUowed and Mrs. Russell Potterton of that the awards are based (m quire that seating for more bers indicated support of a night’B Herald. The Rev. Mr. fore last Aug. 16 were primary any ew^pt noon—d p.m.; sloped floor in the auditorium ottwra, S p.m. - 8 p.m. Only one legislator was heard 60-member committee formed Femwood Dr., was the only four criteria: Scholarahip, than 200 persons must be secur Cionin represents the Bolton reasons for the big deficit. voting "no," In voice votes yes- by former State Sen.. Edward EcumeiUcal Council on the The deficit in the last quarter senior receiving the honor. character, leadership and serv ed to the floor or fastened to section of the addition. ^ Law Self Seryteoi 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.; terday In the House and Senate. Marcus of New Haven. It is Juniors were Richard Alton, ice. gether in groups of at least rence described, several alter board. of the year was huge—S6.1 bil- 4 p.m. • 8 p.m. -______. lion—despite the economlc- It was State ^ n . David Ode- called “ The atizens Committee son of Drs. Richard and Eliza Parents of the students in three and no more than seven. natives, noting that the sloped Intenalve Care’ and Cioronary gard of Manchester. Income Tax.’’ beth Alton; Diane Leiner, daugh stalled attended the program, Original plans called for BOO floor would bo no more expen Heavy garments hang better stabilization program that yms Care: Immediate family only, It was when the le^ ala^ Jackston was a Marctu back- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Oari Leiner; which was conducted by Shaw. single folding seats. sive than the flat floor and if you put them on two or three put in effect in August. Still, It any time, limited 4o five min- passed a bill which will allow when the latter sought the Sharon Maneggla, daughter of wire hangers held together with was an Ipiprovement over the Refreshments were served after Members present Monday would provide better viewing. ut6a. bars and other liquor outlets Democratic nomlnaUon for U.S. Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Ifoneggla; the program by home economics night discussed several alterna It was noted that ttie 200 non- adhesive tape. third quarter. Maternity: Fathers, 11 a.m. • to stay open when an electlcm ognator U:45 p.m., and 0:80 p.m. - 8 is held in only one district of a p.m .; otfaere, 8 p.m. • 4 p.m., multi-districted town. 'The bUl, _ . and 0:80 p.m. • 8 p.m. signed into law immediately by Projection Age Umlte: 10 In maternity, Gov. Thomas Mesklll, stemmed ! . T ' U In other areas, no limit In from a situation in Downtown P^^s yesterday by the le^sla- Pre*Washinglon’s Birltday SALE! oelf-servlee. Hartford today, during a spe- Cure’s general law committee, ' AU emergency patlenta and cial election for state represen- measures approved outpatienta are requested to use tative. would prohibit the (Hstribution the new" emergency room “ It’s a special Interest legls- o* credit cards unless they were entrance off Armory St. Access laUon,” explained Odegard af- requested In writiiig, reipilre to the entrance la via existing ter the vote. “ A district Is a stores to tell their charge ac- driveways. district, and whether or not count customers exacUy how large hotels are located within much Interest they paid each PatSents Today : 874 a district has nothing to do with year, require stores to mail out Pecpiot ADMITTED YBSTERDAY; the blU we {Anended today.” charge accounts within 10 days Mn. Dorothy AUeano, IBIS Sul- Odegard said that the intent of the end of the billing cycle, Percale Quaker 5 Pc. livsut Ave., South Windsor; Mi of the origfinal blU was “ to close and require Inspection and road chael O. Arthur, 70 Baker Rd., outlets for alccôlic beverages testing of all new motor ve N o-Iron K in g Size Vernon; Dean R. Beaulieu, East in those districts where elec- hides before they are sold. Hartford; Richard J. Beaulieu tions are held—be It part of a ------Fashion East Harttoid. multi-town Senatorial district or Senate GOP Leader Alden Stack Tray Set Also, Steiriien E. Burtmi, 286 an Assembly district within a Ives is calling for legislation Sheets & Center Rd., Venum; EUeen E. multi-district town.’’ which would open the possibility AFTER SAlE 19.97 1 7 Jewel Conavan, 08 Garden St; lector ------of state betting on such actlvl- Pillowcases State Supreme Court Justice ties as dog racing and jal alai Famous Brand Watches 28*97 W. Coleman, 106 Lockwood St.; Mrs. Ccdl'een C. Coro, Enfield; John P. Cotter was named by contests. Hie state’s gaming Save up to 49(^! These Gov. MeskiU to the Board of law, although It permits horse lovely patterned, shtets • •Waltham • Helbros • Gruen •More! Mrs. Jaxilce R. Curtis, 160 99 Pardons. He MhU fill an unex- racing and off-track betting on are puced below ordinary Full Flat or Spring S t; Ricky J. Downes, • D ay/date, calendar, scuba, sport styles, etc. plred term to June 1977, vacated horse racing, does not specifl- muslins! Half 'n half Fitted, Reg. 4.99. 108 Blasell St. 2.97 wben Justice John R. Thim re- cally limit betting to that ac- polyester /cotton, 42 X 36 Pillowcases Also, Mrs. Emma Doyle, 218 Milady Sparkles into Springtime stgued. tivity. Ives’ proposal would open (Herald photos by (Joe) daisy design. Reg. 2.99 Pkg. of 2.. 1.97 2.1 X l.i . .Spani.sh \\.îliuil tiles accented with bras.s Pierre Dore Men’s Electronic Watches E. Middle Tpke.; Patrick J. Dube, 66 Molgaret Rd.; Mrs. At left, from Dior’s 1972 spring-summer llection is a At right is the Paris Lanvin Fashion House’s wool jersey ------the betting. Coventry’s Tom Kolotkiej (42) battles it out with linl.shed gallene.s. Storette rack on gold flecked .•\utomatic date change: never needs winding. Rep. Rosario VeUa, R, of En- jves Is backing legislation casters. #1719 *34 Dorothy Gagne, 192 Oak S t; printed green shantung dress, with beige shoes and gold jumpsuit with navy and red stripes for the pants and Jim Murphy of the Knights for a hard-won hoop in Our Reg. 44.95 IHcbael H. George, Norwich; field said yesterday that “ lobby- impose a maxl- last- night’s benefit gahie as Coventry players Dick straw hat. In center is Guy Laroche’s red, yellow and gre^ green and navy for the deep “V” cut top. These fashions M rs.' Dorothea ^Henriques, 36 twill evening gown; cape over the shoulders forms sleeves. come onto the scene in time for Easter. (AP photo) Ists, to whom varicus Interests mum sentence of one year on a Page (30) and Pete Sturrock (40) look on. Dpenalty Knights Swamp Faculty^ Trwtd** FASr emy St.; Mrs. NeUie H. Sal- Paris Likes Girls, Accents the Vamp mond,'890 Gardner St.; William By ROSETTE HARGftOVE ^ knowingly permit teen-agers age woman, not the emaci Givenchy’s suits have ning dresses are the latest Prints have staged- a come- Vella said that "it is no Icng- Sem i-Sheer Popular J. SansOm, VnndsorvUle; Eliza ated models favored by his under 18 to disobey the law. PARIS—(N E A )—It could neatly fitted jackets and “ in” thing. back, in tiesilk patterns as fashionable for a single lob- But Student Fund Gains beth R. Selig, Whidsor; Tracy colleagues. Ives Is also backing legisla- T riple be that the recent Paris pleated skirts. He renews Platfoi'm sandals, clogs, well as in more flamboyant ijyiaf to testify in behalf of a N esting D. Sylvester, 110 Broad St.; the ensemble — dress and The Coventry Bhculty All- Proskine showed up and saw Caldor Children’s Cough Syrup A Q ^ Dawn A. Ihresher, 860 Parker fashion showings will be re The man who invented the and bicolored shoes are “ in” designs. c^;;;orru<^, r^ , or whatever S* ^ mini skirt has the theory coat with matching sandals Stars went down to defeat last quite a lot of acUon with a W indow L uggage 4 oz. bottle, non-narcotic, St.; Warren Thumauer, 24 HUl- corded as a battle to the for day and evening, with For evening, piprinted tulle the interest.” night 76-40, but waged a valiant cast on his right arm, giving crest Rd. death. The Dior school that real, live wopien do not if in printed fabric. The leit a return to matching satin and organdies snare honors “ They now arrive In platoons, look anything like the filleted motif is a sailor collar which battle against the Hartford some indication of Just how c of Urgel. ing to the Student Loan Fund Gorsky Aircraft’s high-speed •16” , Reg. 3.99 ...... 3.29 • 18” , Reg. 5.99 .... 4.89 LavoHs Molithwash €Den A. Maiîlonald, 88 Coopar Very, casual but also very ' had bikini tops attached by skirts. Town Woman driver of the other car, John the Sixth District. at the high school. TurboTrain has been pulled • 18", Reg. 4.99 ...... 4.29 I quart •21” , Reg. 6.99 .... 5.89 Reuseable quart pitcher. $2.29 lize S t; OMeen M. King, 31M Oar- feminine. As a matter of V-straps to striped shorts. He carries through the B. Mitchell, also of Hartford, It was the Knights every step off experimental service be- 1.09 dki D r.; Mbllnda L. Hegonar, fact,' Woman’s Lib was dealt For the cocktail bar, a long, Hurt in Crash was arrested on a number of “ Dissent of the Governed,!’ of Uie way, despite a somevdiat tween Washington, D.C., and tmHi feminine look to his pant WANTED I^brcn Rd., Andover. a shattering blow in Paris striped cotton shirt was suits which are wide and charges by Hartford police. a 68-minute color film on the overbalanced audience of high Parkersburg, W. Va., with a Also, lA o. Jeannette A. so far as spring fashions go. added. There were also Roberta Coleman, 18, of 466 Mitchell was; charged with campaign of Joseph Dutfey, un Clean, Late Model Twin or Fall floppy., usually made of school and middle school stu- “mysterious" power problem, a Steams, Hartford; Amy M. Starting off with Louis Fer- pleated skirts with plaid lightweight wools or silk N. Main St., was treated for In reckless driving, going the su ccess^ Democratic lauidl- dents, lustily cheering their company spokesman said fTues- Polyfoam Reg. 1.9*. ' .#Reg.».a 9 Rubbermaid Mats Lambert, HU. South St., Rock- and, Scherrer and-Dior, all blousons, vests, shoiTer jack crepes and worn with belted juries and discharged at St. wrong way on a one-way date for U.S. senator, will be teachers on. The Wgh sdiool day. U S E D . C A R S Our Reg. 4.99 vllle; Mrs. Jean M. Mead, three gave their unstinted ets over pants, stitching on jackets. Francis Hospital late Monday street, sireei, operatingoperaung underunaer suspen-suspen shown on Public TV, next Mon- gym was full to c.^paclty, caus- However, the company said M attress 4 Pow er WlndBar; James R. IfiUs, East support to the “ girlie” girls. tops of dresses that made „ ,?o„- Sion, assault, second degree, in- ja y and again on Feb. 27, Top Prices Paid Ing a half time crush In the .the power loss “ has nothing In- 77 Balmain and Molyneux are night. Miss Coleman was a pas, 12 Foot Booster - Weaver Scope! Hartford; Mrs. FbyOls M. Mo- There is romance in the them cling closer to the bod both renowned for the under terferlng with an officer, evad- film was produced by For All Makes! cafeteria, where the Junior herently to do with the engine" Toppers M l She Oeown, K1 West S t air and curves, frills, ice, crisp “ little girl” coats senger in a car involved in a ing responsibility and three united Church of Christ Board class was holding a fund-raiser arid is probably being caused stated elegance of their two-car accident at the comer of counts of Our Reg. 2.79 Save Over $10! Also, Mrs. Margaret M. Zlk- flounces and swirls all over in pastel wools. But his sil clothes. Their suits have mechanical signal Homeland Ministries. Duf- CARTER CHEVROLET of its own, selling pizza and do- by something simple, like wa- Soft, resilient foam cush us, 45 Bfrcfa S t; Mrs. Jane D. houette has lost that archi- Ann and Church Streets, Hart- failure, ions you in comfort. the lot. Hems stop at the pleated skirts and softly fey is a united Church of Christ CO., INC. Ing a brisk business. - ter in the fuel. 2Seiger, Stafford firings; Mfs. tectured, paper-doll look he ford. Mitchell is scheduled to ap- minister Prime Gas Line Winchester ‘190’ knees or shorter and waists 1229 Main St. The hard-playing faculty A check of the TurboTrain ifl* Beverly F. Gamer, 42 Norwood' are high or normal. The ac was once famous for. fitted jackets, coats have Mario Ctorso of Hartford was pear in Circuit Court 14, Hart- _____ team was made up of ' Dick engines showed them to be* in Anti-Freeze S t; libs. Norma M. Rauschen- cent is on the latent vamp Lavin’s designer, J. L. wider armholes and wider the driver of the car In which ford. Nicholas R. Jackston of Man Phone 649-5238 Page, Pete Sturrock, Rick perfect working order, the Rifle 22 Automatic sleeves, often allow a SPRING FASfflON FABRICS ha^ 63 llionrpson Rd.; Mrs. in all women. Crahay, had himself a party chester has been named to a Young, Dick Bednarz, Tom spokesman said. glimpse of the dress under Mary L. Boebner, 120 W- Cen Pantsuits at Dior were with the greatest display of KoldzieJ, Dave Chatel and Wil The high-speed train Jumped Bright ’n Gay Sheer Prints Cloud Nine Reg. ter S t; V n . Sharon Hbrrocka, neath. Toy Riot 54.97 feminine and soft—nothing prints, mixing and matching Duchesneau. a track Monday at Keyser, W. Machine wash, permanent press cottons and Windshield Wash Amstbn; Edwin W. liOlrd, designs and colors in one Summing up the evening Representing the Knights Va., as it was being towed J)e- 44.88 mannish—and appeared as cotton blends. 45", Reg. 59c yd. 4>4t Your Our Reg. 99c MaiwfleM Depot; Arthur O. model. His collection is real picture, this coming spring' were Tom Sherman, Norm Dav- cause its engines were not gen- an alternative to dresses. Choice Rifle with 4 power Weaver scope. Downes, Enfield. The latest edition comprised ly an orgy of color with com will be one of bare backs, idson, Marv Pettaway, Tony erating their full 400 horse- Country Girl & Gingham Prints 6 6 - ^ : Wynns Friction Magazine holds 17 shells. Iron sights Also , Mrs. Benod^rta C. binations such as orange, offshoulder necklines, and it Kyasky, Mark Proskine, Pat power and couldn’t make the soft printed silk shirts Florals and checks, cheery and colorful! 2 ' New Award Paint Set Slinky included. eoK, 103 Gloide Lane;-Mrs. Don tuckeci into matching printed green, red and shocking pink marks the return of the Conley, Jim Murphy and Dan steep grades In West Virginia, Machine wash. 45” , Reg. 99c yd. 7 7 ^ . , 3 ^ -Big Ben Puzzle > Parker Big P r o o f i n g Our Reg. 1.29 9 9 ^ na E. Smith, Staffera Springs; linen pants, highwaisted and for both daytime and eve halter bodice. Andrews. the spokesman said. Remington Mohawk Princess Knit Kit $ Games p f g \ t Qonlon R.Hanks, West Willing- belted, topped by a longish, ning. He, too, loves stripes, White and navy blue are Poly/Cotton Kiltcloth _ _ _ • Play Doh Long Rifle Shells tan; ^Mrs. Norma O. Courtney, verncal and horizontal. running a neck-and-n e c k WOMENS’ > and More! AUTO & HARDWARE DEPTS. tie-belted jacket. Ensembles Bright young prints and solids, machine wash | | Bex of 50. Reg. 93c Bast Hartford; Susan L. Agos- came as printed pleated silk Evening clothes, for Cra race, very often combined. and dry. 45” , Reg. 1.49yd. X*Xf_P yd. : ttndll, Windham; Arthur J. dresses topped by three- hay, were either Edwardian Then come the oranges aqd Rofh's of Ellington or big, sheer bellshaped, reds, acid greens and yel Permanent Press Denim-Look Lovejoy, Columbia. quarter or longer coats. Also, Gary M. McDonough, 48 Scherrer went all out for with floating panels or low, also a bright African PRE Great for pants, skjrts! Polyester cotton blend capes. Iqmess St; Richard P. Colbert, white—white pants for yacht pink, with a sprinkling of solids. 45" Reg. 1.89 yd. turquoise and sapphire blue. 1.47 yd. 48 Ardmore R d.; Mrs. Helen A. ing and other expensive holi "The Givenchy collection 100% Polyester Knits _ , _ lana'AaHgMMa* Abrafaamson, 323 Vernon Ave., day pursuits, topped by ex was a feast for the devotees Turbans, wide Lana Tur Solids, stripes, novelties, light and bright. ^ w m P ick o f Rockville. clusive prints in«the form of of haute couture, the sort of ner headbands, sometimes Open weave, wash 'n wear. 54'y60”. Reg. 3.49 yd. d U u V r 4 yd. Also, Mrs. George Martin and tunics and jackets. clothes Howards which a with a chignon blob at the back, big b e r e t s in silk i’'3iwwwa( the Hits son, Blixmifield; Mrs. William The 1972 spring fireworks woman with an innate sense WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY J. Preston end son, 187C ^rca- of elegance gravitates, the prints flopping down to the were provided by Andre shoulders, are widely fea 100% DuPont by more lan e; Mrs. Dennis W. Courreges who declares he ultimate in sophistication, HaiopHraFD Special Purchase! Hiorpe and son, Enfield. perfect cut and a subdued tured. And hats with eve Orion" Sayelle or UAVULUI Automatic Vanish C olum bia makes clothes for the aver sex appeal with it all. . ORLON Cleans, deodorizes; over 300 Eight Track Tapes SALE flushes. 1 0 0 % W o o l HuiorHrarti 69* W orsted J Favor Spray Polish „ „ ^ ^ Lemon aroma, spray on, W C J ' 49S 299 3^9 s A l E s t a r t s THURSDAY. FEB. 17 Four ply pull skein for ^ wipe off. ' ^ ^ . DRUG ADVISORY CENTER your Spring knits! Wash- , 2 $> 2.99 • Peter Nero - "Summer of ’42” able solid and ombre Our Reg. « JCarbonaRug* Selection of snriash hits, all top ar MEN'S • Teach the NEEDS YOU NOW: colors. Ombre colors 34 99c tists! Rock, male and female vocal World to Sing" oz. skein. 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Mrs. Eleanor Tuttle and Leo Columbia nard Germeui. ■ — r -" They will choose ISO.prospec-' As Others See Us tlve jurors by lot from the town. School Unit No name which appeared on LONDON (AP) — Among for gained a profile of his own in MINI-PRICING* IS WORTH GOING OUT OF YOUR WAY FOR last year's list or is on a list eign editorial comment this the negotiations for a four pow of disqualified persons, or any ALL WEEK SPECIALS Sets Areas week on lAmerican affairs was er Berlin agreement: He one under 21 will be included. proved informed about details, The names are chosen with a tribute in the Sueddeutsdie obliging in form, and hard in. For Study out regard for any person’s re Zeitung of Munich, Germany, substance. quest to be omitted or included. to U.S. Ambsussador Kenneth “Respect for him had devel The school study committee Those called for jury duty Rush, who has been nominated oped backstage long ago when developed a rough outline Mon may seek to be excused, but the by President Nixon to become he also attracted public atten committee has no authority in deputy secretary of defense. day night which includes some tion upon the conclusion of the this respect. Rush was one of Nixon's law negotiations. To Rush himself basic areas to be studied about Las Vegas Night professors and later became his experiences in Bonn and future school building needs, as Las Vegas Night, vhlch was president and a director of Un Berlin will prove very useful in ion Carbide. His appointment see how much you save! directed at a March 1971 town scheduled for March 18 by the his position as deputy secretary as ambassador to Germany of defense, and perhaps later meeting. Republican Town Committee, has been canceled, according was his first diplomatic post. as chief the Pentagon." Subcommittees will be ap to Richard Dann, chairman. “ Even for an old hand at di- In a l i f t e r vein, the London pointed at the next meeting to Oann said new state regula p 1 o m a c y , ’ ’ the newspaper Daily Telegrairft offered this delve further Into several areas tions make it impossible to ctm- wrote, "2% years normallly are view of New Ehigland in an ar Shop for the long holiday weekend! of concern. duct this type of event which, not enough to make himself ticle by Vivian Craddock Wil * Closed Washington’s Birthday ^ The 10-member committee for the past two years, had be known as ambassador to his liams : Monday.Feb.21 will study community popula come very popular here. host country and become famil “TTie ghosts of George Hi’s tion trends, future estimated Because of ithe state lottery, iar with it to a degree making Redcoats attempting to squash populations, housing trends and permits for local g^roups other him appear not only the repre Boston’s UDI—Unilateral Dec We reserve the IMPORTED FROM ISRAELI future development regarding than churches and charities will sentative of his government, laration of Independence—are right limit zoning and land use and the ul not be issued. blit also personally a politiced very much alive, and anyone quantities LARGE timate holding capacity of .>the The committee in charge of factor. from this side who treats the ONE OF THE STOP & SHOP COMPANIES FRESH town. the event is planning another "Kenneth Rush has achieved New Englanders as rampaging this to a surprising degree even and errant colonialists is head It will also look at school en program. thoug^i his starting conditons ing for a shootup. rollments in an attempt to pro Hockey Games The Columbia Squirts won were worse than those of a ca “America is a foreign coun Jaffa Oranges ||,.Q Q ' ject percentage of survival, ul their game against Mansfleld at reer/ diplomat. The Berliners try that happens to speak a with this coupon on any $3 purchase on 1 timate capacity, and percent the University of Connecticut, will be impressed by what he kind of English. Its first strong ____ Have you tried these juicy eating oranges image of population. said when taking leave of their holds were the merchants’ ported from Israel? You’ll like their wonderiul PinEince will be investigated, 2-0. Michael Breen scored both P O R K S A L E ! A Mini-priced to make them worth going goals, one without assistance city: He showed an under counting houses and the min including the economic com I your way for! and one assisted by Jim Austin. standing for their skepticism, ute-farms of Massachusetts and munity, tax structure, financial as it has developed in a quarter Fresh Meat The Chiefs, Peewees, lost to its first celebration was a bois ability and school finances. ... shoulders to chops... at low mini-prices! All our Mansfield 3-2 at UConn. Billy century of trouble and chican terous tea party on a quayside Effective thru Sat., Feb. 19. When we hold a special sale, you get the same top The group has established a ery, at the same time he out in Black Bay Harbor.” Shop quality meat you can buy every week— only the price is pork is cut from Government inspected pork. You must S ’- 5 9 ' Bender made one goal, assisted Florida Sweet Corn quorum of six members. Limit one coupon per customer by Jimmy Jensen and Doug lined an optimistic vision of Williams said New Englan SUPERMARKETS L/\ Ranged. All your favorite cuts of pork... roasts to ribs love it or we'll gladly refund your money! According to a report from Berlin's future. ders have “ the grace to forgive Aitken made one tuiassisted. •.. Tv.v:y. ‘ California Fresh Dates ■ 5 . - 6 9 ' the school superintendent, be “ When Rush arrived in Bonn the bovine ferocity of King w ------BShopeShop------j fore the town purchase of two Manchester Evening Herald in the summer of 1969. the posi George’s Redcoats, and al 15 3 3 ' portable classrooms, space Columbia correspondent, Vir tion of U.S. Ambassador had though they are modem-minded Texas Carrots needs were created by support ginia Carlson, Tel. 228-9224. remained vacant ever since and quick off the mark like Closed Mon., Feb. 21 ing services of special educa Henry Cabot Lodge had gone to most Americans, they have tion, supplemental reading and Paris . . . Rush, the industrial time for more Olde Worlde Washington’s Roik Loin Roast learning disabilities, among oth manager, was not merely con Even Honey Goes Up Peditesse than most and they Birthday 7 rib cut ers. sidered an inexperienced new caiuiot forget their vested inter t f It was suggested that the com FORT WORTH, Tex. (AP) — comer to foreign policy: This is est in history, any more than U.S. Grade Pork is an excellent source of mittee look into the possibility There is a critical shortage of vtdiat he actually was. the British can.” complete protein, Vitamin B1 of including industrial arts and honey in the world despite all "What he said in the hearing Make Stop & Shop Your Lenten Headquarters! home economics in the curricu the bustling of all the bees, of the Senate Foreign Relations (Thiamine), food iron and lum. says Edward Burleson of Wax- Columbus Set energy ... and 96 to 98 Committee increased the Im- percent digestible— one of Principal Clarence Edmond ahachie. presslon that his appointment Hogs Free in Cuba son said the immediate needs Addressing the Texas Beekeep was a makeshlp solution. White the highest ratings given to lb Snow’s concerned with the basic plan ers Association, Burleson said His links to Nixon during the MADRID — Queen Isabella, any food! Stop & Shop are: Not enough grounds for the cost of honey almost dou election campaign and during who was fond of hunting wild sports and physical education bled in 1971. the President’s student days boars, supposedly encouraged outside, and insufficient office "We have a world shortage of were adduced to explain his ap Columbus to take hogs on his Mayonnaise Clam Chowder Far RaattliiiL wiMta space. honey because of weather and pointment. second voyage to the New Fresh Ham SliMikHall*re«nMaH 69& Pork Loin Roast m side. .4-6 lbs 65» There was a discussion on plant conditions,” Burleson "But, to the amazement of al World. Freed Tn Cuba, the hogs Our best quality studies being done on using said. most all participants, Rufii flourished. Fresh Pork Butt shouMer 69& Pork Loin Roast Lom tide .4-6 lbs 7 S * New England Style. schools year-round, where stu mayonnaise ... adds a zippy tang Add milk and a dents would attend three-fourths Fresh Pork Shoulder Pi«iic 55& Boneless Pork Roast Butt 75J (}uart of the year. to salads. 4 9 Jar piece of butter. i l Another concept discussed 4 was students attending school Broilers y' four weeks and then having one Our White Gems are US Grade week off. Whole ... 2 V2 to 3-lbs ‘‘A” government inspected! It was suggested that the Raised for tenderness and committee inspect the Rec area plumpness, they’re the best you on Hennequin Rd. as a po can buy! Pork Chops Stop & Shop North Sea tential site for the development R ib End ■ of another school. Ash Wednesday Services Snow Crabmeat Ash Wednesday will be ob Bake or fry for real good Egg Noodles eating. Don’t forget to pick served tonight at 7:30 In the Here’s Congregational Chureh with up delicious Stop & Shop Medium or Broad guest speaker Hazel Johns, di Shoe, Sitting, apple sauce to go with Old World Casserole style. areal rector of the United Nations Af your chops. Great recipes on the money- fairs for the Council of Christian FIREBHINTS lb saver! '7Vioc Sdcial Action of the United ONE OF CONNECTICUT’S FOREMOST package! ' can Church. Loin 29 Miss Johns was bom in Bvuma - POTTERS - Countrystyle Pork Ribs 79 ^ Boneless Pork Cutlets ib*1.08^ and is a graduate of the Univer BETSY TANZER sity of Rangoon. She came to WILL DEMONSTRATE HER CRiAFT lb ipenter Cut Pork Chops<98fii Pork Butt Steaks 75 » this country in 1962 to study at t'4 Geisha Solid B & M Baked the Union Theol(^caI Seminary. TH U R S D A Y , FEB R U A R Y 17th Center Cut Pork Chops SIkaSi n o B i b She was active many years 2 • 4 PJA. and 7 • 9 P.M. \ We reserve on Christian education projects 38 OAK STREET,’ MANCHESTER i^< the right Fresh Pork Spare Ribs 79 ^ _____ White Tuna in Burma. 26 SECONDS FROM MAIN STREET to limit ASSORTID Pea Beans Miss Johns is now in charge 643-7866 quantities Cactus Plants Fancy Calif of the administration and pro COMING ATTRACTIONS MARCH 2nd alba- ornia motion of the UCC’s seminars SANDCASTING DEMONSTRATION pea and other educational programs By JOYCE ROBINSON ______2 S 9 9 1 corein with at the church center for the Clip these water. pork. United Nations in New York. Self Service Deli Department J Jury Committee ^ Valuable Coupons! 5 1 The jury committee appoint STOP & SHOP BRANDS ed by the Board of Selectmen Stop & Shop Sliced will begin its annual work this week. Marshall Nuhfer is chalr- put the best on your Wyman Stop & Shop ^ •* man and other members are table for less Bacon»85‘ Catch These Lenten Savings! Cherry Pie Filling Yellow Cling Peaches Here’s a sure-fire way to Regular or Maple Cured stop A SM|I Perfect fixings Sliced dr Halves in Sliced Bologna t-lkpkfl 1 save money on your Rainbow Trout for your home heavy syrup. Stock up. All Meat Franks made cherry pie 2 1 « weekly food order. Instead or tarts! can . Save with mini-pricing. 5-lb of buying the national All Beef Franks ^ Fresh From Idaho , 39* bag Here’s a delicacy that puts plenty of OFFER 8000 THUR&, FRI„ SAT„ SUN„ FEB. 17, IS, 19, 29 brand items you’re used appeal into meatless meals. Delicious, Creamy or 18oz C Q c to, pick up the ones with top quality trout to broil, bake or fry. All lb chunky jar ilw F CATERER'S KITCHEN week special! Peter Pan Peanut Butter with this copuon and a $5 purchase the Stop & Shop label. cooked Q O c Save with y i S o z ' Effective thru Feb. 19. Limit one bag per customer. You’ll find the quality Potato iio c Haddock or Flounder Fillets iibeke 0 7 ^ Stop & Shop Tomato Sauce mini-pricing I cans n . [jj[SfcopcSho|^ Medium White Shrimp «1.09.s every bit as high and the 7V* 01 ------■■ taste as good or better, yet Salad Frozen Flounder Fillets 79fs Macaroni & Cheese Dinner Stop & Shop pkgs uaiaka 5 5 * 11b 5 Phf the Stop & Shop products Cheese Lasanga Del Mlenlce Cooked Fish Cakes 59« Macaroni & Cheese or Potatoes Halibut Steaks m Save with 16ozl Stop & Shop cost pennies less. We offer Stop & Shop Medium Peas mini-pricing® cans this suggestion in the

hope that you will make SAVE ON FROZEN FOOD BUYS! Savsstour Coffee Dsiry East Point a Shrimp Rgo. PKICe 61.09 A HALF QALLON Reg., Drip your own comparison at , or Electric 3 Dspartmsmtt Perk home with your family. '//iM in m u M American Kitchen h 12 oz Stop & Shop Soda £-59* 1-lb phis Hood Yogurt (keam Cheese can WHY PAY MORE? Fanci Fries ^ Our b«st Happy Chinese New Year! C jf o m / FIRMS Stop & Taste O' Sea Onion Rings 3 FRUITY Shop! with this coupon and a $5 purchase S iL s l 2 5 ” 'p s FRESH FROM OUR OWN BAKERY! Chun King DINNERS Effective thru Fe(J^ 19. Limit one can per customer. _ ^ o p & Shop Fish Sticks '’srsstfi* 89^ Buttermilk Biscuits miuhwy Sukiyaki, Egg Foo Young, UStopeShop Morton Dinner 49* Chop Suay, Sw««t 4 Sour, 16 oz Mrs. Filberts Margarine ^39« Fresh Not Cross Buns Cantonese Chow Mein, pkg Stop & Shop Macaroni & Cheese SMaaxwa ^ 69* STOP 6 SHOP Pepper Steak. 7T Glazed Carrots 29* Tropicana Orange Juice 3 *1 1:1 H iiA H H ■ 11 Chow Mein Dinner swilSR'iTittiSi 65* Font Wip Whipped Cream 69^ Rice-A-Roni Prune Juice Stop & Shop Sour Cream 2 ^39« 49?5 Your choice Jeno's Snack Tray S9* chicken, beef Serve La Choy Lobster Roll iliSpN 59* Spanish or with FREE! chilled almonds. Stop & Shop Frozen with a Morton Honey Buns 29* HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS SPECIALS! IHi S i A.C PETERSEN FARMS slice of Raisin Bread Shop 3 Loaves X La Choy Chow Mein Noodles 2 cV.:^ 39* fresh 1-quart Sara Lee Pecan Coffee Cake'Vii.'75* ■•SiHsrer sn Q Q e StopaShopMAc La Choy ^y Sauce J^37* AVAILABLE IN ALL POPULAR FLAVORS lemon bottles Ultra Ban Deodorant UrkmiM cm 7 7 ^ 2 1 o zp k g l| ^ AVAILABLE WHERE A. C PETERSEN PRODUCTS ARE SOLD AND AT Coffee Lightener Hendries “Vanlla Chocolate Eclair Pie La C hoy iSean Sprouts 2 39* Moisturelle Luxury tMkMIta 4 9 ^ StopiShop Pint Carton Birds Eye Cool n* Creamy 53* llozpkg^ 59 La Chow Bi Pack Chow Mein 97* •2 4 0 Park Road, West Hartford • Top Notch Shopping at • West Mam Street. Avon Maple Nut Cake BMl.CMckMiw Sl^ine... 41\e*> e(.aick with this coupon and a S5 purchase • Hi?) P.irk Avenue. Bloom field 238 No, Mam S t , Mnnchc tei • Lowrey Place, Newington Stop & Shop Sausage Pizza X69* Stop & Shpp Cotton Swabs 2 Effective thru Feb 19 Limit one carton per customer. • ‘i!)0 Windsor Avenue, Windsor • Vernon Circle, Vein:)ii • ih5 Main Street. East tiartford Pikes EileeriviB in Manchester idiKKWIM'M'i t3 SbopeShop Ttei'MWwn! 11 lew MTEckv# in Mcmdttrtw 2«3 I. MMcUe Tnnipfte 4 ♦ # e e e # # e iggggji Food Coupons 263 W . Middle Turnpike MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972

Police Report # B o lto n stayed around the mid-40s, but ing all 3.6 million Ackets print The Berrigang the weather bureau predicted Lottery ed for the first week of the lot Court Cases cold weather with some snow tery are "fery remote,” he during the next two weeks. added. Are Proposed For Three H eld HeartFund^s With Heath and his govern Is Given There-may be a potenAal de omeufT ooVBrr is ment under increasing Are be mand for as many as 3.6 mA- Nobel Prize RookvUle Saaaiaa cause of the power crisis^ the lion tickets, but selling aU of Eugena ITiddlck, 20, a t North In Attem pt Drive Starts OSLO (AP) — The Berrigan prime minister faced up to a A Chance the ducats would require a Park St., Rockville, w aa bound KriT. broAurs are among 46 oaadl- challenge on another fnAt. He “perfect allocaAon system” over to ToUand Ooiaity Sugwrior HARTFORD (A P ) — "dates proposed for the 19T8 No At Theft warned members a t his Con that matched the supply ex- Court jreatei^y, charged Srith Tomorrow bel Peace Prise. servative V party who oppose -Connecticut residents contin acAy with the demand, said burning down the SRUngton August Sobou, Ate Nobel in- H it m youths from outside the The door-to-door solicitation Britain’s joining the Eurcqiean ued to gobble up lottery tickets Winchester. school’s admlnlatraUcQ build Manchecter area were appre phase o f this y ea r’s Heart B\ind Common Market that the gov The first week the lottery sAtute director. announced ing on North Park St. Oct. 2. in large numbers today, while Thesday that the American an- hended by police last night and Drive will begin tomorrow and ernment would resign if it is will give the state some evi ’The ftre which leveled Uw <4d w ill continue through Peb. 27, the state Gaming Commission Awar acAvlsts, Philip and IXiii- buUding In the early mondng arrested on charges resulting defeated in a House of Com worked to put the available dence on M^ch to revise its from an attempted theft at a Heart Sunday, according to mons vote Thursday night on distribuAon system, putting lei Berrigan,! both Roman Oath- hours- destroyed adiool reoorda, drive chairman Raymond Vine. tickets where the-demand is. ollc priests, are on the list. equipment and office qpace for Main St. coin laundry. the European Communities bill, Many banks ran out at tickets mere Ackets in high sales areas Names of area captains and a key piece of Common Market Both are in federal prison for ANSMER! the admlniatraticn atalt which Prank J. D elom a, 17, o f W est and fewer in other areas. on TVesday, the first day of destroyli)|r draft records. Haven, was charged with at their neighboriiood canvassers legislation: The lottery week runs from is still set up in tom poraxy were announced today. sales, but on the other hand, Others nominated include a quarters. tempted fourth-degree larceny Heath’s threat was consid "there are many tickets in ’Tuesday to Tuesday. Every and third-degree criminal mis Mrs. Rigby Graham, captain, ered likely to prevent defec- Thesday, agents will turn in the woman—Dr. Ellse OAesen-Jwi- U.S.D.A. GOV’T. GRADED CHOICE STEER BEEF According to State PoUce Rid will be assisted by Mrs. Herbert some banks that are just sitting sen, 86, Swedlsfa famUy plan ch ief; A lvls D. B adillo, 17, of tlcms that could reduce or even money they have collected dur d ick Is charged witth b u iglary Johnson (Carter St.); Mrs. John there,” said Asst. Lottery Di ning expert—and Brarilian Milford, was charged with at reverse his government’s ma ing the previous week, plus any and larceny in coimection with rector John Winchester. Archbishop Dorn H eld er CSam- tempted fourth-degree larceny; Hughes (French Rd.); Mrs. jo rity o f 26 in the House o f unsold Ackets they may have stealing a teqie recorder and Casimir Kurys (French Rd.); Hie problem now is to re ara, who hds accused the mili and W ayne P . M Turaw^, 18, o f Merin Studios Commons. The government’s left, and will collect their Ack other mlsceUaneous items as Miss Debra Richardson (Laur- distribute the remaining tickets tary regime there of com- yet undeteimlned, and with ar, West Haven, was charged with resignation would force a new so that the maximum number ets for the next week. AND NOW it’s Barbara Jo conspiracy. Receives PhD wood Dr. and Rosewood Lane); election, and there would he mitAng torture. son In connection 'with the fire. will be sold, Winchester said. The new Ackets will go on Brimmer of Hyde Park, Police reported that they ar Mrs. Siddiq Sattar (Lyman Rd.) wholesale losses among Con The 1971 peace prise went to He Is being held under $5,000 Tile Gaming Commission held sale the same day. N.Y., who want! to break rived at Fred’s Coin Laundry, Dr. John Pellerin, formerly of Mrs. Richard Morra (Hnker servatives if they had to face West German Chancellor WMy bond. back 96,000 of the 3.6 million If an agent fails to turn in his new ground for women in 299 M ain St., at about 11 p.m . Bolton, recently received his Pond Rd.); and Miss Kerry the voters on the heels of the B randt. iE\>r the second day in a row, tickets in the Arst week’s batch unsold Ackets on ’Tuesday, he a previouily man’i world— and found Murawskl in a car ChurchUl (Volpi Rd.) present crisis. 31-year-oId Norman Young of PhD in physical chemistry from so that it could replenidi Ate has to buy them himself. In as a m id sh ip w om a n at USDA ( parked at the rear of the laun Area captain Mrs. Robert Hartford 'waived a hearing hi Purdue University. He is the supplies at bauiks ydiich ran that event, the Ackets will be Annapolis. Nominated as a dry. Upon entering the building, Brown wili be aided by Mrs. Donations Aid Many CHOICE probable cause in different ses out. Tlie 96,000 reserve w ill be naval academy candidate police saw Deloma and Badillo son of Mrs. Harry J. Pellerin William Houle, (Birch Mountain eligible for prizes like any oth sions cf the 12th Circuit Court Feathers Flew distributed today, Winchester er Ackets sold. Unsold Ackets, by Sen. Jacob Javits, R- RICHMiaND, Ind. (AP) — coming from the laundry room. of West St., Bolton, and the late Rd.); Mrs. George Banks (Bol N.Y., she’s the second coed and -was bound over to 'ToBand ton Center Rd.); Mrs. Richard HAMMOND, md. (AP) — said. however,. will be removed from leftover money donated by the STEAKS County Superior Court. A tire IrMi was found stuck Mr. Pellerin. candidate for the Naval Warner (Carpenter'Rd.); Miss Polly put up a good fight, but Tilie banks serve both as dis- the eUglblUty list. community to cover the modh Monday’s charges in Man in a washing machine coin box, A 1961 graduate of Manches Academy, following Valerie Maureen McDermott (Clark and burglars still got more than $1,- tribuUon points for Ackets and ‘Winchester said . the first cal expenses of a 6-yeor VALUABLE COUPON A Wine Boycott advancement of their careers. judge declared: “The course of sale shutdown of industry. Auditions were held in Los JusUce would best be served by senAai services will be left with VOLUMES $. WOODBURY, N.Y. (AP) — Azgeles, Dallas, Baltimore, adjournments of one month.” Only hospitals and other es J Towards tha purchaae of The Long Island Restaurant New York and Chicago, with Accused alongside Miss Dev sential services will be left with 2 TH R U 22 a lO -o i. jar o f and Catering Association, rep- participants recommended by lin were Prank McManus, the electric power. only N e s c a fe roeenUng 120 estabUahmsDts, opera producers and educators other member of Pie BtiUsh Shortages of bread, milk, 9tl HOURS has boycotted ISVench wines, li around the country. Parliament and John Hume, sugar and fresh meat were re Redeein Your Instant Coffee quors and brandies in an effoct The HStional Opera Institute Austin Currie and Ivan C oi^r. ported. Supermarkets said MIDDLE TPKE MON.. SAT. to have the French gevemment receives half its funds from the Convictions for illegal march housewives were rushing to buy Federal UmM: Dm . . . M il par taatEv. deal more forcefully with the National Endowment for the ing carry a mandatory six- canned 'goods despite assur Food Stamps 9 AA4.-9 P.M. WITH THIS Caapaii a»plra« Fikraary- • r» L IS, . , . .I t— F l heroin prcMem. Arts and half from private month prison swtence. ances from the Food Manufac COUPON ^ *»** «—*•**">***»*******'"*'***• Hie group said the main sources. Its principal functions m other developments, three turers FederhAon Aiat there at Shop-Rite source of siqiply of heroin came are to bneourage and support blindfolded men were shot in was no need for panic buying. Exclusively at your nearest Shop-Rite! AuNioriaad Pealy f y SOc Coan. Ttekats S A V E C e l from drugs imported tram T!vx- productlona of new or rarely the thigh in a Catholic district PolluAon was on the*)hcreaso key, processed In Maraetllea, performed operas, to commis of Belfast Tuesday night and in some parts ..of the countiy France, and then dlstTlbuted Il Quantity Righta Ratarvad. Not RatponsiMa fortypogra al arroraJPricas affrotiw thru Sat. nigSitFoii. 19,1972. sion new operas and to assist police said they probably were because of cuts in power. to legally throughout the world. outstanding young professional viePms of punishment squads sewage pumping stations. sin gers. of the Irish Republican Army. So far Aie temperature has SV7 E. MIDDLE TURNPIICE,

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nesota told newsmen in Min rifles gUfis to iedeffiir agents on neapolis that Nixon’s opposition Guns Suspects March 29, i07l at a meeting in Senate Leader Stam ps';^ to mandatory school buslilg a Berlin Turnpike Motel in Draft - Mills Effort Grows programs could be grounds for Plead Guilty Newingtcn. Stambonl admitted In Car Crash impeachment in principle, al he was watting in Geoigtno’s By MICBMEl. PUTZEL HARTFORD (AP) — Two Car down toe road and that he AGAWAM, M ass. (A®*)- GRAND meeting with Meany was pleas McCoverns.” solving problems such as. air though he doesn't believe there Get total value... •Aseooiatod Prew Writer N artford m en Iwive plead ' knew toe trunk of toe car con — Connecticut State Sen. ant, but he understood Meehy LINDBAY—Mayor John V. plane hijackings. is sufficient basis for a trial. “For a president to say he ed guilty to charges of posses tained weapcms. Charles T. Adfano of Suffield, UNION® n io latest entry in tiie Demo would remain neutral until aft Lindsay of New York told a OHOÔIiM—Rep. Shirley would not enforce toe law as in cratic presidential aweepstakes er the party chooses its nomi meeting of 1,8(X) retired people Chisholm, DrN.Y., urged sup- sion of unregistered firearms president pro-tern cf toe statp Rep. Wilbur D. MlUs cf Ar- nee. in Miami Beach that tenant- Xxirtet^s in Massachusetts to terpreted by toe courts is quite that officials allege were stolen senate, was injured Tuesday in a revolutionary position,” Average Precipitation kanaas, aaya he will accept the JACKSON—Campaigning lat landlord laws are weighted in work for a representative ticket from toe Middletown Arsenal. an accident here. McCarthy said. In U.S. Is 30 Inches sove cosh & stomps nomination if he gets it, but he er in Hollywood, 'Pla., Jackson favor cf landlords. The mayor at the Democratic National M ichael O eorglno, 19, and J*olice said a wooden plank doesn’t have time to -campaign assailed _ Muskie for moving called for recognition of ten Convention in Miami Beach McOLOSKEY—Rep. Paul N. John fitambonl, 20, entered WASHINGTON—The average from a pickup truck in front of m WE REDEEM T R IP L E - S b l u e s t a m p s a r e p e o p l e PLEASERS* TOO! befor^ the convention in July. “ away from the progressive ants’ rights. next July. "I’m poor; I’m McCloskey Jr. of California, their pleas before U.S. District annual precipitation in toe Unit Alfano’s car flew off toe back U.S.O.A. FOOD Milla, a congressional expert center” ol the party, adding: HARTKEl—The Indiana sena black, and I’m a woman,” she who Is cppcslng Nixon for toe Court Judge T. Emmet Clarle ed States is about 30 inches. But cf toe truck and headed for Al- STAMPS on’iTinance, told a news confer “I don’t think that so-called tor told the Tiirer Say Political said. "The only thing I have is GOP nomination, challenged Tuesday. They face possible variation is great: Little or no fano, who swerved- into a utility ence in Concord, N.H.* Tuesday frontrunner Is \riiere most Club in Miami if Nixon is will a gut commitment tp you, the the President to meet jhlm in m axim um penalties o f 10 years rain falls in Death Valley, but pole to aVoid it. he has no idea how much mon Democrats are today .... He ing to travel to China he should people.” New Hampshire for a debate on in prison and $1,(X)0 fines. in parts of Puget Sound toe an He suffered bruises and was ey is being spept by people who Is taking the position of the be willing to go to Cuba to talk McCa r t h y —Form er Sen. Nixon’s return trip from Pe Geoigino told the judge he nual rainfall is more than 120 treated by hds own doctor, po people II pleosers , want to nominate him. But he McCarthys and the to Premier Fidel Castro about Eugene J. McCarthy of Min king. tried to sell som e o f toe 60 M-14 inches. lice said. h i^ s it’s enough to win some s i r v i c t . II l o v i J votes and have a little cash left over to cover campaign debts. The chairman of-the powerful House Ways and Mieens Com oJOCK UP rnn mittee said, "llils Is not a IMDUs 4 campaign; this is a draft-)WUs OP£D/ LATE - THUf^S, & FRL campaign. Hie woric of our Ways and Means Committee is « W B y 6 V D KRONISH SHOP EARLY FOR THE LONG such that I Just cannot take & m u m m AP Newateatnns HOLIDAY WEEKEND PO PULIIR BQMPIIE W ill te On* of the "hottest” new See store window in your area for phases of philately is the collec Washington's Birthday store hours. tion of maxi-cards—those larg;e G R A D E 'A ' FOPUUR’S FIRST IN SKVIN6S, QUJUJTY. CLOSED size cards with special appeal F O R LENTEN MENUS for thoso^ desirous of keeping VM»E AND SEima...Y0U BETHR taiEVE ITl M o n d a y unusual stamp items in their Turkey Parts yisl In i,o„or J / c t I' possession. Buy the parts you like bestir Although maxi-cards in them Boston Mockerol '•■V selves are not new, the upsurge FILLETS RO in their popularity is noted • THIGHS •W INGS YOU SAVE MORE! throughoutthe country. LARGE RIB LOIN • DRUM-STICKS Ihe Intematicnal Stamp Col FROZEN lectors Society has issued a END END Your Choice' lb. special St. Valentine’s I>ay lb. BY BY maxi-card, measuring 9x6. It THE „ V M O R E MEAT BUYS M commemorates American poet GOIOIN ... teflMr SMm I HWO Bmlly Difcldnson. Ihe card in Flounder Fillet PIECE lb. PIECE lb, U l i T ' * i J full color has a border of hearts Spnreribs srzr* .6 9 ' FLOUR and a reproduction of the Am Salmon Steaks STORf S IK ID lb. IMBV FOODS -- herst, Maas., home of Miss 4-6 lbs. 4-6 lbs. All Varlatits lacapt AAaafi S-LB. Dickinson. Alro inscribed is the SHR/MP BO AT SALE! avg. lb. avg. lb. Pork Roost STKimo. BAG Ptoaae "The Happiest Valen- CatNiaa aiplrts Sat. FaN. 19,1972 ttee’s Day” and an excerpt Ufn(t 1 ear ctftiNmar from a Dickinson poem. WHm Sliced Bacon ;i8 9 ' Medium Shrimp S l/ M COUNT PORK CHOP SALEl w a b n M in« The new card beers the U.S. LIP1DN GNKKEHS 8-cent commemorative stamp WHm QUARTERED Fronks S 85' S S 8 9 ' awpy from toe committee for honoring Emily Dickinson can Jumbo Shrimp 21/25 COUNT RIB €ND-SHOULDER LOIN END - HIP PORK LOIN - SLICEi sufficient time to go into toe VAl. UAB l L c o u p o n celled^ on St. Valentine’s Day States that condiKt these presi- TEA BAGS CPeb. 14) a t Loveland, Colo. WHm 9 to 11 Sliced Bacon SiL. -499' dentiat primaries and make Oollectnrs may purchase the Colossal Shrimp 10/15 COUNT . *3” CENTER that kind of campaign.” St Valentine’s maxis from the & EN D Armour Kielbnsy 6ut the congressman said mtemational Stamp OoUectors CUT none of toe other Democrats in S ociety, P .O . B ox 48806, Los GRAND SWIFT'S toe race appear to 'be attract Jack August A lb. CHOPS lb! l-LB. Angeles, C alif. 90048, a t 8LS0 Skinless UNION lb.' ing enthusiastic siq^ rt, and he i CAN each. Mb. m^bt^ get toe nominatom on toe second baUot at the con CeepPn aKtiras Sat. Wtb. 19,1972 pkg- Turkey Roast Clam Chuwder m I U mit 1 ptrcwsfmtf Youth and animals have a Hot Dogs vention. Naw KitflNfid flirla universal appeal, and this com W H IT E and /^though Qlfills supporters are ' f g f f " ' ” bination is captured on a new D elMonte Fheta Sale! ily promoting toe con- set of stamps from the Federal FROZEN FEATURES d a r k m e a t as a write-in candi- iMiSrSiSnm Republic of Germany and the BONELESS .. in the state’s March 7 city o f .'West Berlin. GREEN 3 to 5 pounds ID. aîempcrattc primary, his one- POPULAR r Q c There are eight stamps in the GIANT day Wi> gave him brief ex- « group from both sources wtQi Casseroles DEL MONTE DELICATESSEN BUYS posure -compared to toose" e n U o i. J a r the them e "■Protect The* Ani Fruit Cecktail IN STORES WITH DELI DEPT V Democrats formally nmnlng in Fabric Softener u U mals” , according to the World toe nafion’s lead-off primary LONG ISLAID DUCK...... 591 Wide Philatelic Agency. YELLOW CLINGI . con test CHUCK ROAST More Bud^-Ssvings Specials! The German adhesives show SLICED or Postrami S«,m, In Washington, meanwblle, such scenes as ducks croealng the Senate Democratic Policy W.VA. BRAND DACDN...... 85?. c.»M » . i p i m Sat. P M . I,. i m HALVES 3 9 7 Limit 1 ptrontamar die road and a child protecting monte EKST ______Peaches iH "S” '£ ‘ Oohunlttee called for public ouAimr Dailey Kosher Dili Pickles..... :?.AV BONELESS a bird from a predatory cat. V CREAM STYLE luacheoH Loaf ceijisuiie cf presidential aide « Lean Stewing^ Beef...... 9 9 !. The Berlin stamps depict a 8=a" H.{R; Haldeman for eaylng orit- bird’s nest with eggs and a or WHOLE Oxford Kosher Spears...... ”r..47® vs* USDA dw ic* 10-OI. $ 1 0 0 -. ui/UlBiineifniBaaeniiVALUABLt COUPON Del Monte Corn .....•••••••.••.••aaaaa fihe additional values on the • I DU MONTE sd^G^y aldhig and abetting toe Popular D i^ Detergent...... 3 M 8-«i. $ 1 0 0 D r in k s ItNi-GIIAPHRINT, DU MONTI CUT I Beef Kideoys...... *••...... •••.....•••.•...35 ê. semi-poetals are earmarked for l l l l h a P||*.0EUU(« 3 89* e n ^ y .' ''' various youth organizations. Pot Pies iSJ!?S!«NCHKHN,TUM(iY T«mT "V4 A|>- • cofii Green Beans OR SEASONED SlK F0> Haldeman’s remarks Feb. 7 MNS— UMON-UMi Swiss Slices Betty Crocker Potatoes ir r r :... The style of design is simple to on ^^BC’s "Today” show were Fresh Spare Rihs...... •..‘•••••••....•.•79lb. U M 0 N ,1 IM I T 6-01. $ 1 0 0 OEIAAONTE GRAND empliaê the stress on young SMOKED SHOULDERS Minute Maid ONANCIAH f c«H I Tomato Catsup 2 49‘ Green Peas EARIY GARDEN UNION the ietrongeBt in a series cf pub diildren and their pets. lic ctaasUsemeitlts issued by ad- Hash Brown Potatoes .... ^ 33® Greentree Canned H ans...... 3 ^ ^3.79 u e i . Your local stamp deader or DU 1-lb. NATURAL ntodslrhtlon figures and Re-_ L«an JAR deportmait should have these Tomato Sauce 10 ‘1 99* Peas & Carrots MONTE cam 5 8 - 01 . publican leaders following' Ehlers Soup Greens...... 69® Sugar Cured Bentshnacher Gennan Bologna...... 9 9 !. C«wp«n aaglm Sat. WeN. 19,1972 stamps for sale. Chock M l O'Nuts Democratic criticism of the Limit t parcwatmntr 100 TOR COOKING m . pkg. ^ POUND CAKE Ehlers Tea Bags In pb|. Nixnn proposal. Ehlers Parsley Flakes...... 43® Specially Priced Aneonr S ^ FfaBkhrts^...... rt.i...... 79® Here’s a switch on stamp is 89* A-1 Sauce AND SEASONING L‘>Actians o f this nature,” the WHOU KERNEt l i l i suing by the United Nadons LAUGHING COW Senate Democrats said, "abould M b .' VACUUM 5 12-01. $100 SPAGHHTI SAUCES M-o). Cheese Bits IS 53* English Muffins KAVANAUOHt...... 4 1 .Jones Link Sausage ...... Postal Administration. cans I m a I g V*WWGRAND uieuii UNMN be . object to toe most serious pkq. Del Monte Corn PACK Aunt Millies MEAT, PIAIH, SAUSAGE i « Recentiy the UN printed.new S-lb. scibtiny and public censure.” 96-cent deflniUve staunps Which 7 SEAS 0 s-oi. $ | 0 0 Amer. S l i c e s , 85* the vote by toe U committee i m m SEAFOOD SPEOALS SHOE’ l>Of»ULAIZ FOR VALUE & were xiroduced in Europe. Since Salail Dressiag ITAIIAN Ajax Detergent LAUNDRY members present was unani C A R N m r i O N there was plenty of time before mous, but Sen. Edmund 'S. Save on Dairy Dept Specials 15W-n. A Q c Cheez W h iz S •? 57* the first day of issuance, the Muskie cf Maine, toe only pres- OfitBii 89kV cheese Pizza PROCMSSO hh O T Frozen Food Values! postal people sent a partial 1 O D U C ^ J N Ti k^tial candidate on the oom- diipment to New York by sea. Vita Herring 59« 7V5IOZ. MR5. PAW S "V mittee, did not attend. Muskie HBddBck FWit 99; PKG. Alas, when the stamps reached Onion Rings MKAKO has often been singled out for SEALTEST nun vavEETA cheese New Yoilc; there was a dock OKtim Sat. Watt. 19,1972 ■? / it * hisp^remarks calling to e pecuse Limit .1 par cttst«mar strike, and even the UN CHUNKING " ^ V'« / BAKERY FEATURES plan a retread of previously; un TErkiiinilBl 65; CHKHN iNTKI couldn’t get their stamps "un Chovy Mein successful proposals. stu ck.” VkM Presidait Spiro T. Ag- ^DnsiBiSnBHs 55; So the UNPA ordered another HEALTH & BEAUTY A ID S new,^ in a “Today” show Intei^ ICE CREAM f2 -L B .< Mirnim/MimMfm, eshboke Bread valuafdle c o u p o n batch to be printed and aired to view taped for broadcast this PKG. New York. They lurived in HAIR iqornlng, said he has not de ^ N sa n d w ic h dme, thus a happy ending. SPRAY cided whether he wants to be Health & Beauty Aid Specials! [ • O P F i But, since there would have '^BUnERMILK M b . P^'iddent Nixon’s running mate on 3 Cans of ^ been a second printing of these 6-oz. again this year and has "no in LAVORIS RIGHT GUARD POPULAR SUCEO stamps anyway, the first day of lORVSO tention of making surii a deri HALF oz.c Regular in issue stamps were actually the 3 sion y et.” GAL or Iceherg lett " second printing ... and the < lempie uranges But, toe outspoken former MOUTHWASH DEODORANT AMERICAN CHEESE HenITo governor of Maryland said, if first became die second in stor The heart of FLORIDA English Muffins S? .16 Coutton •KWirtt Sat. Watt. 19,1972 age. Hold the salad... he thinkB he would hurt Nixon’s Sex. Limit 1 war cttftomar SWEET EATING. '.cliiuices tor re-election, he will Quart Anti Cooper Extra Sharp Cbeese..;.?:.59° NANCY 8-ti. B oH Ia hOnkus Publications has re Alone or mix with Delicious between Hot Cross Buns st^' down voluntarily and "go Perepirant Smuckers Cherry Pies --^1.09 s i s a o i i HGUAR, MINTHOi 11-ai. T Q c *1.19 leased 76 different supplements other greens. ^>ack to private life.” lIMi, IIW. lATWR cm # T meals treat. for albums in ISTl to enable Rapid Shave head I A contender tor Agnew’s job, Cooper Sharp Cheese...... -99? Serve with your Rich in vitamin C. GROCERY VALUE Mrs. Paul’s Onion Rings ~ 29° ooUectors to comtilete their full btl. favorite dressing. former MaaTechusetts Gov. En- year’s stamps. Among the sup Anacin Tablets ol 100 dlc«4t Peabody, says he’s con Q-TIP ST. JOSEPH’S plements are the AU-Ameiican, sidering suing ihe state of Valilsing French Fries M Sealtest Orange Juice..... 3 «• M the American Plate Btocu, the COUGH FAIKT Ecolo-G Detergent 'Lf 99‘ Pennsylvania to get on toe Pertussin 8 Hour SYRUP Anjou Pears WfSmH COnON SWABS CHILD ASPIRIN American Oommemorative, the Potatoes 10 £.89’ April 25 primaiy ballot as a Breakstone Temptee...... '.”\.44‘ United Nations, Israel, Britain, MANO Dog Food 5 'tr M” Democratic candidate tor vice MMaroniiChnnseH 22 OX. the Vatican and West Germa FRESH, TENDER Petroleum Jelly UWOH Egg Plant president. Pkg. of Wt Rtearvt Tha RigM To Limit Quantitiat Pkfl. ny. Red Radishes m, 29‘ Peabody, vdio has entered 170 Not Retpontlbla For Typographical Errore Cawttan txNiraa Sat. Watt. 19,1972 KM U PStT Tobby Trent *1“ otoer primaries as a vice presi ~ Sara Lee Coffee Rings ' - 67* TROPKALIREATS H' Limik I par cuatamtr Pepto-Bismol STOMACHS Coconuts dential candidate, was tunned & 28-Year-Old Man McIntosh Apples » » 8^59' Crockers sn rs, 'Jt 39' down Tuesday when he tried to i l l l K KLIP AND REDEEM THESE V ALU ARIF e ' nominating petitions with New Conductor COUPONS...SAVE CASH AND STAMPS!!AÔAOMfidOOf)------6 A A A A A'A A A A A A' 'i e' Elections Bureau in Harris £ VALUABLt COUPON burg-' For Met Opera IBOESIAMPS I lOOESfAMPS gllBBSSTAMPS i < STAMPS ; other developments: NEW YORK (AP) — James 100 5 50 S TA M P S GRAPEFRUIT with this coupon and with this coupon and \; Ehub Democratic c o n - Levine, 28-year-old asf^lstant with this coupon and with this EMopon aad parchaso with this coupon and Ve-n d e r s-8 e n s , Hubert H. purchase of one S-lb. pkg. FROZER purchaia of 1 pkg. of 10 Florida jjp conductor of the CSeveland Or purchase of 3 lb. or more of any 2 pkga. FROZEN parehasa of 2 rola purchase of one 1-qt., 8-oz. btl. Humphrey of Minnesota, Henry - •CUT GRilN BERMS chestra for six years, wrill 'be DOUBLE EDGE lbs. GRAND UNION ; of 126ahoataoaeh M. Jacksmi ol Whriiington, ITRINCH STTU GREEN BERMS ox. come principal conductor of the PLUS PLATINUM WEIGHT WATCHER LIQUID DEODORIZING Seadlasa 3 12 CANNED Vance Hartke of Indiana and Pkg. / Metrop^tan Opera next year. CRINKLE CUT DINNERS **BIG ROLL * Muskie—visited union leaders EASONEB eiEEN BEANS >' The appointment was an SCHICK Flounder. Sole. Haddock, Veal Sleak & LVSOL a*; toe AFL-OIO executive coun CRISP CMwm .« , l m IM. XM. It, rn i HAM Pepper, Chop Sirloin, TurkeY. Sole ITAUAN OREEN BEANS Limit 1 NwcMtamar nounced Tuesday by the opera POTATOES BLADES VIVA TOWELS cil meeting in Miami Beach to i i » i i company’s general manager, Coupon good thru Sat., Fab. 19 Luncheon, Flounder Luncheon WHITE or ASST. CLEANER Coupon good thru Sat., Feb. 19 Coupon good thru Sat., Feb. 19 d n ^ up labor support. Humph- • SUOB BEETS Celery Hearts ^ Pkg. Goeran Gentele, and its new jCoupon good thru Sat., fob. 19 , Coupon good thru Sat., Feb. 19, Coupon good thru Sat., Fab. ray 'was slapped down. 4 9 music director, Rafadt Kubelik. I Limit; one coupon per c u s t o m a ^ W k L h ii ^ ^ coupon par customer J Your ChoIca i limit one coupon por customord Limit: one coupon par coitomari ■ AlFL<3rO President G eorge No one has the dUe of princi I riinR ; ooa cooaoiijMiêuirtoaiar I Meany, commenting on Humph- pal conductor at the Met under itey’s hopes fo r -the labor feder- 16 ox. N8W the present practice of Rudolph 50 S STAMPS |: SB ^"STAMPS 50 S T A M P S 150 e S T A M P S ejtlafi’ s endorsem ent befbre the Corn etec asuPUH: Bing, who is retiring as general rfatlDnal convention, sa id : "N ot Yellow Onions »» ^ m anager. with this coupon and 3 39 with this coupon and » wW, this coupon and with this coupon and a xh a n ce.” KOTEX Levine, who made his Metro purchase of une pkg. of with thh coupon and with this coupon and purchase of one 14-oz. can S p„rchairof 2 pkgs. purcknio of purchaso of one 12"x75’ .'Muskie said his own private politan debut during the 1970-71 100 S-oz. cups purchase of one 10-oz. jar I Whele Green Beans.. .3c«' 89* CRISP-AIRE June Festival conducting Puc LY$0L SPRAY I NYLONGE 5 lb. BAG or FOUR-PACK BAG ECONOMICAL SIZE OF24 cini’s "TVwca,” is a native of DIXIE CUP NESCAFE Si Cream Style Com...... 4'<=»*89® McIntosh Apples 3 »» 49* Cincinnati. REYNOLDS »« FUEL OIL Caiman aiairaa Ut. Watt. 19.1972 GRAPEFRUIT Limit I parcwatamar REFILLS DISINFECTANT 1 SPONGES INSTANT COFFEE WRAP Stewed Tomatees.... 3c->69* ^ Coupon good thru Sat., Feb. 19 Coupon good thru Sat., Fob. 19 m Coupon good thru Sat., Fob. 19 Z 17.9 Fir$t Driver To Cro$$ Coupon good thru Sat., Fob. 19 Coupon goo^ thru Sat., Fob. 19 Coupon good thru Sat., Fab. 200 OaL M in. Bel Mentn PEAS...... ^ U.S, Took 63 Days 1 Day NoUoe For Ddlvery SAN mANCISOO-The first eaa cdapoa par custowiar limit One coupon psr custom at^.0^Lhnit; one coupon par costoHw rRSKlRdrom reeapoR SW '' 2 4 Hour Banter Servloe man to drive a car across the THERE'S MORE TO POPULAR THAN JUST LOW PRICES!! THIS AOVm iSIM lIVTJiqf CTIVI THRU SAT. K i. 19th. NOT RISRONSIIU FOR TYPOORAFHICAIk IRRORS MANCHESTER United States was Col. H. Nel- OIL HEAT. INC. SM Jsckson. 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Around Town IS BECOMlNfi 20 Edge 42 Spring month 56 Mao 'is bloomin’ lyre" and before: m me. I have a needles, embroidery pieces, ASSORTED PRISCILLA’S POP IMG GLASS, AND... , AND ALL I SOT \«LS A COLD 41A few A.D., Pausanlas. Miany If not black man in my comer, my You won’t have any trouble crewel Uta, macrame co ^ tat BY AL VERMEER STARE.' HESSUFFERIMS IT OUT 43 Concept !U SI XI 13 all of the excellent pboh^frai^ man-Yier and both black and with meat loaf atlcUng to the ting thread and spoked Unen IM 5ILENCE.50FAR. AND I WANT 45 Pulpitlê bottom of toe pan while baking CONORS TO KEEP IT THAT WAV/ ^ stands ' M of the region were takm by white people hacking me." handkercMefa. A lso,' zliTiers, THIS SOEMTIST SAYS . AW, HAZEL, if you place atripa of uncooked polyester threats and tapes to WE CAN EXPECT A .^..A t h a t 's a l o t 49"----- and Miss Miller herself. Pepe goes right ttuvugh Fra- t h a t a 41 8176 bacon lengthwlae In the bottom help you perfect your sewing. 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K PAGE TWENTY-SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Idle Coventry High Gains r i 'i JAil dOuuxAL (hugsL Pat Riley Gomes Off Bench By EARL YOST When Cromwell Five Loses SportB Editor Latest Laker Win Without even ^la3ring OOC STANDINCM3 Ernie Blue had lo points for The Best of Sport bowling because of changes in either last night, Coventry High League OveraU Souttilngton. . Hoop Scores F t o * book to 1946, when there was no physical appearance or a new way she moved to within a half W. L. W. L. Soutti Windsor upped its CVC vldeotapo replay. Rely on The Best of was wearing her hair. The shoe’s on the LOS ANGELES (A P f— the rugged National Basketball minutes as the Lakers closed Portland with 30 points. Hudson finished with 26 Crom well 13 2 14 2 record to 16-2 while the losers There' was TontOf' Little Association. the gap to' six. And when they Jack Marin scored 39 points points, Maravich 26 and Walt game of front - running Elllncton (96) Sport (1946-1971), which Viking has other fcot these days and it pertains to Cromwell High in the Coventry ^ 12 2 16 2 dropped to 4-18. B. F. Pts. pufoUahed, to guide you through the high the men, now that long hair, sideburns Beaver, Robin, Dr, Watson Elsewhere, Boston beat Port- trailed by nine after cne period, and Wes Unseid grabbed 18 Bellamy 22 as the Hawks re Portland 10 4 13 6 BOOKVUXE — The whistles Ct. Hamed and beards and mustaches are all part and Gabby Ifo/es. And now Baltimore whipped Rtley stayed in Md propeued rebounds as Baltimore snapped mained three games behind changing Charter Oak Con Ra. Bedard lights qt the ensuing 25 years of sport. ference, as Rocky HIU upset the R ock y Hill 8 6 10 7 were blowing in Rockville and Brahm This special album is a varied and of the "in look.” .. .Maurice “Hippo” there's Pg.t'niley. Houston 113-9S,113-98, Atlanta downed t»s Angeles to a 40-polnt quar- an eight-game losing streak by Baltimore in the Central Divi- Panthers, 67-84. The PanUiers East Hampton 8 6 8 9 Windsor was capitalizing on Ch. Hamed (xmiprehensive sMection of articles pub (^rrenti, local Insurance msui and top The sidekicks of the Lone D etroit 113-106 and Golden ter. beating Houston. Marin and Ar- sion. Bob Lanier had 28 cmd Champ chie dark scored 13 points Dave Bing 27 fts from the floor, 3 of 3 apiece in the thirdperiod as gamewas played with ortly one with two games remaining. Vlnal Tech 1 13 1 14 Leading at all quarter turns, Flamlno founding goal was to concentrate on the tion Department: This is a repeat. Stag have been jelned by Riley played well Tuesday tK>m the free throw line In 27 theBulleto, ahead by onlyfive offirial, Jack Madden, when his Bolton 0 14 2 16 W indsor enjoyed leads o f 26-20, DIshaw at the half, roared to an 89-70 partner failed to show. Elsewhere last night in area Rl, Bedard human drama in athletics, has consis- ing of the annual town 10-pin bowling Ûie guard of the Los Angeles night but said his super reserve niinutes of playing time, nine " ^ .•-■•-j * i 42-31 and 64-48. tourney would create more interest if bulge. Cazzie Russell’s 32 points, in schoolboy games, EUington 39 18 96 tenUy puUlshed much of the best and Lakers among the assistants of has been consistently great off rebotmds, 27 points and hustle High battered Stafford, 96-6«; Windsor was led in the scor Totals held during the height of the season and^ the world’s heroes. Uie bench. break. (Jlark contributed 29 p<^ts cluding two last-minute free Gary Barsaelau was high Stafford (66) most influential writing in Its field. South Windsor remained tied ing column by Dave Jones’ 24 Barsaleau not after all league play has ended and Thus udiile Gail Goodrich, "The key to Riley’s play,” A fourth-quarter Boston ex- urhlle Elvin Hayes led the throws, sparked Golden State man for Stafford with 16 tallies Edited by A1 SUvemuui, Sport’s edltor- fcr the OVC lead as it creamed points. Teammates John Band- Bachiochl the weather more suitable frr outdoor Jerry West, Wilt CSiamberlain said Sharman, “Is the first tvro plosion ignited by Dave Cowens Rockets with 31. Baltimore’s over Buffalo. The W.arrlors led followed by Baxter with 12 and Galotto in-(dilM since 1960 and author o f several Southington High, 69-30; Wind berg popped in 16, tw o more Baxter activities. In the past few years the 10- and the rest of the Lakers were or three shots. If he hits them, powered the Celtics over the Phil Chenier and Hixisttm’s by as many as 16 points before Bachiochl with 10 points. ■ books, this volume features a roster cf sor tacked a 74-61 loss on R ock than Bud Johnson could niuster. Almand pln title isn’t decided imtil late April. . . attempting to dispose of the he goes. So for him to do well. Trail Blazers. Oowens poured Mike Newlln were ejected for a a Buffalo comeback brougdit EUington meets tough Crom Martin stars — both athletes and writers — in ville High in anoQier CVC Rockville’s Steve Krajewskl Angely second-period fight. the B raves to-w ithin 96-95 with well High Saturday night at cluding Joe DiMagglo, Johnny Lujack, Up to baseball fans {Saiming to take in .pesky Cincinnati Royals Tues- he’s got to look for good shots I*' 21 points In the game; COC play found Bacon scored 23 tallies. Crompton A 22-11 spurt in the third pe 1:28 remaining. But Jim Barn Xavier High In Middletown. Doak Walker, Rocky Grazlano, Jackie games during the coming season. Now , day night, Riley made his en- early, hit them and that gets frame as Boston scored Totals .25 6 66 to riod (xirried Atlanta past De ett hit a field goal and free Academy toppiiijg Bolton High, BOBTHINOTON — It was a BOLTON — Dropping to 0-14 RoUnson. “The Big O,” Ted WUllams, is the time to order seats for cherfee loca trance to post career bests for him untracked.” consecutive points 86-60, while East Hampton rout troit. The Pistons trimmed the throw and Russell and Jeff long ride to Southington, but the in the Charter Oak Conference South Windsor (69) Gotdle Howe, Muhaimnad All, Ted Wil tions at Fenway Park (Boston Red Sox), points and rebounds in a 126-118 The Lakers led 20-16 early in break open the g;ame. ed Rham High, 66-66. B. F. Pts. triumph. the game when the Royals Jehn Havflcek led all scorers Hawks’ lead to 107-104 with 1:29 Mullins added two foul shots Bobcats enjoyed every minute and 2-16 overall, host Bolton Burger 13 5 liams, Willie Mays, Lew Alclndor, Jim Yankee StsuUum (N ew Yoric Yankees) EUJNOXON — Aiming fpr a apiece to lock up the victory. of it freeze .the ball Corteso 1 0 2 covered — from the basebcdl diamond to Knights were winning, front points. Bolton's Eric Geer had East Catholic High games this season running East Windsor High re against South Windsor proved tile banked roller deiby track. Ed Czernota 19 with team m ate B ob Henry Totals 20 19 59 and also managed to catch Manidiester corded its 16th consecutive vic the wrong thing to do as the Southington (80) also adding 19 tallies. Higli last week at the (Jlarke Arena. The tory to sport a 16-1 overall Bobcats held a 13-8 lead at the Blue 4 2 10 HEBRON — Host Rham held Breman 1 1 3 arena, incidentally, is named after Will mark. The Panthers are a good half. The potent South Windsor Kastner 2. 0 4 Snaps Three a slim three-point margin at in Hulten H O 2 Clarke, long-time Manchester High hoop bet to clinch the CIAC CSass S crew held a 32-18 lâd goin g in termission, but faltered in the Bemaiche 0 3 3 coach, now retired. top position. to the final period. The winners Michanezyh 1 0 2 a e le School Marks scored 27 talUes in the last second half and lost by 10. Beaudry 226 Flashy Knight forward, Court DANBURY . (AP) — Sacred Hamed went over the 1,600 eight minutes to Southington’s Gene Rossi canned a game Totals l i 8 30 Cage Jottings high o f 22 points fo r East Heart’s hlgh-sc(xring center Ed pcdnt mark as he tossed in a 12 to win easily. Items on the hasdcetboll scene that we Hampton with Woods and Windsor (74) Czernota continues to pace all game high of 28 markers. Help Big PhU Levesque priced the B. F. Pts. can do without: balanced offense with 17 mark B oyce hooping in 13 and 12 Sandberg 4 7 16 the C(xmecticut College scorers ing in the scoring column were Jones Out of shape officials, of which there with a 32.8 per game average. Ed Matthews, Rich Brahm and ers with Jeff Hoyt close behind m arkers. Mosdal are altogether too many.. with 16. Guard Dave Goodwin Rham’s Brian McLiaughlin Muldoon He Sliced up his performance Don F lint with 14, 11 and 10 D’Agata by breaking three sclu»l points. netted 10 also for the winners. had 20 tallies. Kane Bolasewlch Crosscourt passes that wind up in records last week, according to Johnson "About past heroes, preiMitt heroes, enemy handa statistics compiled by the Dan teiled heroes," according to SUvermah Totals 20 34 74 bury News Times. Honda Turns Back Telso Rockville (61) In his introduction. The Best of Sport re Coaches who put on Individual shows CzemotS' scored the most Added Feature Welles floats the tremendous changes that have Putz by Bcreamihg at their players or of- points in one game (49) against occurred in sports in the poat-war years. Five boxing bonto, featur Krajewskl 9 23 flciala. Tufts, and grabbed the most Hoermann 4 4 What were still essentially competitive ing Oie Everett brothers of Powers rebounds (28) against the same ottaletica in 1946 have now become multi-. Manchester, have been add Riordan Runs W ild Papcvlch Adults, mainly parents, who get too team. Bi the St. Anslem’s game Chuck mllUotwloUar busineases. Erimi the ed to Friday night’s basket Connelly caught up in the excitement and make he set anottier record with 17 Kayan ball attraction at the Clarke “gee-whiners” to the “new Journalists” fools cf themselves by criticizing the free throws. Against Siena and those who defy classification, sports- Arena featuring Marques Totals 19 23 61 players, coaches and, cf course, the of Tuesday he scored 31 points. BASKETBALL BALLET — Dan Carlson (21) of Forbes loses balance. Tom Tucker (44) and Rich w riting has gradually beme tougher, Haynes. ficia ls. In second place in the scoring Manchester leaps for ball while Conard’s John But Klock Loses Bacon (85) more recOlstic. Haberern (43) climb into action. (Photo by Pinto) The bouts will get under f B. F. Pts. ra ce is Eld H ill o f the Univer Kowalski S^jMirt — what Roger Kahn calls “a sity of Hartford with a 21.8 av way at 7:16. Fred’s A.C. scoreil an important victory last night by Fletcher Players vdto fall to follow up their Haynes and.,his Fabulous Dufresno theater of truth”—mlrrora society faith basket tries. erage per- game, and Bobby dumping Klock, 89-85 in a thriller. The other Business Halzlkostus fully, and must, therefore, be marred Vacca of Quinniplac rounds Magicians will face the Hart men’s League game saw Manchester-Honda trounce Tel Hughes ford Explorers at 8. Levine with intolorance, greed, cnielty, self-in Etons who shout all night — usually out the top three with an aver so, 91-71. ' Gorskl dulgence at times. But as Murray Kemp age o f 21.4. ‘New Indian Cagers P roceeds w ill enter Hte Davis abuse el the olher team and the otficiale Ron Riordan’s 21 first period outscored Klock, 12-0, which en- Touth Activities Fund of the M. Levine ton once wrote, having considered some — bur get up and leave several minutes The only other player avei> points pnipelled Kl(x;k to a 26- abled them to t ^ e a 48-44 mar- Farling aging more than 20 points per Manchester Exchange Club. Upton of the evils: “Still, how to dismiss that before the game ends with their team 21 lead entering the second quar- gin Into the dressing room. ' game is Pete Egan of Hartford Tickets will be available at Joy cf tile game. . hopelessly behind. ter. During one stretch in the With Riordan and Fred’s Jon Totals 37 11 85 a IS * the door. Bolton (60) with 20.2. next 10 minutes of play, Fred’s Reichardt scoring heavily, the The remainder of the top 10 Henry Players who dribble and then g(et tied two teams battled at near even LaFrancls ■ O ff the.Cuff are: Mike Baskauskas of Yale, Trounced by Conard Five Muro up with Jump balls resulting. terms with the winners’ holding /Jensen Best woman duckpin bowler in Man and George Groom of Ehlrfleld, TOUGH MAN— Âlthough he is comparatively small Geer chester won’t win the town title. CJatfay a 72-67 lead going into the fourth 19.2; BiU Mendt of Central, for an NBA center at 6-9, Boston’s Dave Cowens canto. Kl(x;k went ahead 79-78 RufinI D yak, far three straight years the No. 1 Offlcials ud)o don’t hustle and who By DEAN YOST CGIL STANDINGS two games of the regular sea charity stripe. Perry hped in Avens 18.2; Franklin Johnson of Quin has more than held his own against the seven- League O’All son Ailorlarty sadd. Pats’ Stadium Called with 4:68 showing, but a fqpl Lopez female duckplnner in the country and have rabbit ears. niplac, 18.0; Gary Custick of 10 points in defeat. footers. The play of Cowens, in only his second Minus starters, Co-Cap W. L. ■■ W. L. T railing 17-9 at the end o f the ôts and connected on 27 for shot by Reichardt put Fred’s in Totals 24 12 60 current ranked No. 2, did not enter the Connecticut, 17.9; and Ray tain John Herdic, Co-Cap Windham 11 4 11 6 first eight minutes of play, 48 p er emt and canned 16 o f 22 front to stay. local tountey at the Holiday Laiiea... Coaches who Incite, the crowd with Vyzas Sacred Heart and Lou season, has sparked the Celts to big division lead. l^ st Hampton (^ their childish antics on the sidrilnes. tain Rick Kiernan and Hall Manchester scored 13 second fixil shots for 68 per cent. Man Reichardt led the winners’ at i. F. Pts. E d K ovIb, enjoying his finest year, rolls Chartier of EJastem each with /■ M aloney quarter' points, but a red-hot chester shot a disastrous 34 Country Club of Elite tack with 27 points foUowed by Bolles Just twice weekly. A long-time trouMe- 17.8. Mike Mistretta, due to dis Rossi Assistant coaches who lead the com ciplinary action taken be Penney Chieftain five canned 21 as the per cent netting but 14.of 41 at Don Francis, Joe Camposeo and Wood some knee restricts the big fellow from Back on Winning Ways BOSTON (AP)—A freshman legislator who wants to Boyce any additional bowling. He’s curirently ments directed at the offlcials. M anchester 8 8 club’s broke at halftime with tem pts. F rom the Sine they w ere Jim Olzacki with 18, 11 and 11 Breda cause of an incident on the limit the number of season tickets a professional sports No. 1 In the Individual averages in fast team bus coming back from Platt the hosts losing, 38-22. 16 fo r 27. or 69 per cent. m arkers. Krasnitski Sacred Heart Conard Cenard’s margin continued to club may sell said Tuesday the home stadium of the New High-scoring Riordan netted Y League .. .Up and around following Fans who arrive late, qx>t a friend Bristol last Friday night, Man Tribe center Perry hauled in Totals 22 22 66 Wethersfield swell as the invaders outscored Rham (56) tilness but aidelined from bowling for an who is sittinT comfortably in the stands chester High’s basketball Coach eight rebounds and Dan Carl England Patriots is “becoming a country club for the 47 m arkers, with team m ate Art Cowens Sets Pace pentral 3 12 the Indians, 31-22 in the last W arner contributing 16 to Stelnmlller Indefinite period is Vic Abralbs, top man and asks that he or she move in Just a SPORTS Step Nearer Jim Morlarty’s revamped squad son and Haberern had flve elite.” ^ Overlander Eastern 2 13 2 16 half to avenge an earlier loss McLauÎln little. The net result is three imcomfbrt- got blown off the court by apiece. Dave Hushnell paced Rep. Raymond L. Flynn, D- able and “they ail haVe seU Klock’s cause. in the Country Club circuit.. .Lee Ur- when the l(x»ls were at full Honda and Telso both i shot Holsinkton able fans, the late comer and the person Conard High last night, 69-44, Cenard’s scoring attack with 17 South Boston, appeared before outs,’’ Flynn said, Kukuclca banetti is serious about making a tennis Loop Crown strength. well in the opening quarter, but McGuire comeback tids summer and the one-time cn each side. at the CJlarke Arena. points followed by Swaye with a committee in support of his Bven If the Patriots had a By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS up attemjyt. Conard bounced Conard attempted 66 floor Honda held the upper hand hold local (hamp hopes to get involved in RESULTS In Celt Triumph back quickly as Gary Swaye 13. bill requiring that 18 per cent bad season, Flynn said, “there Totals 17 22 56 Sacred Heart, powered by ’Die Joss dropped the ’Tribe ing a 29-24 lead going into the doubles competition .. .There was a time Referees who overofficiate and try to tossed in a short Jumper to Sure-handed Kurt Carlson had of the tickets to a professional ja no question in my mind they sharp-shooting Ed Czemato, record to 8r8 on the year and 8-7 Conard (69) second period. At the half the wbm it was dllllcult to run a woman’s take the spotlight away from the play Basketball F Pts. a game high of 21 points. Mak sporting event be sold at the would seU out all the home has moved another step closer SEATTLE (AP)—^The Boston Celtics are back to the in the OCTL. O m ard m oved to make It 2-2 with 7:19 remaining. p lead sw elled to 63-40, Honda, ers. NBA 0 Bushnell 5-7 17 ing his first varsity start, Carl gate. games” because fans attend to Ramos After Win ' photo a year later in connection with to the Northeast College EAST SH)E JUNIORS one g;ame below the .6(X) mark Dan Carlson netted a foul shot 3 Forbes and 68-63 with 10 minutes left EASTERN CONFERENCE winning ways on their last western swing of the Na and upped its record to 7-8 in to make it 3-2. Swaye connected 3 Lombardo son jxypped in seven field goals Opposing the WU at the hear- see the opponents as well as Atlantic Division League basketball champion- Jeff Gorman’s 34 points pow- tional Basketball Association season. 1 George to play. In Boxing Bout both the league and overall. cn a three-point play to up the and was seven of nine from the Ing were the Patriots, a mem- the home team, W. L. Pet. O.B. gljlp_ ered the Shooters to a 71-67 The Celtics rebounded from a — —------;----- r— 0 Marchesault her of the National Football Flynn said he has received Tony Morianos led Honda’s of ’Ibe new look included Larry count to 6-3 and Conard was 3 J. Miller LOS ANGELES (A P ) -i- MAn- Boston 44 19 .698 — Czemato, a 6-foot-8 senior (overtime victory , over the Odd- loss to the MUwaukee Bucks at, Saturday and Los Angeles Su^- 0 Donnelly League, the Boston Bruins of “quite a bit of support” from fense with 29 tallies, eight more Perry at center, a fulltime JV never threatened after this. do Ramos won and/ lost the New Y ork 37 23 .617 6% center, sank 81 points Tuesday Ctorman had help from home Sunday with an Impres- 2 B. Miller the National Hockey League other legislators. Two Boston than Ken Ferry could muster. player and seen sparingly eis a The locals came within a 2 Massle Cincinnati Coach Merrill Meyers canned 18 while world’s lightweight champion Rhody Downs Friars Philadelphia 23 38 .377 2{>O nl^t to lead the Pioneers to a CO^*”® (12) and Mark sive 111-104 victory ov er the 1 Swaye and the Boston Red Sox of (he radio sportscasters appeared at varsity member; Kurt Carlson, point 8-7 as Tucker netted a r- ship before 'he knew what It 17 44 .270 268 102-82 upset over Siena. Oberm eler (10). B ob Quaglla Portland Trallblazers Tuesday H ockey 1 Cunningham American Baseball League. the hearing In support of (Jharlie Eaton scored 13. B uffalo also a JV standout who hadn’t ner Jumper, but lack of re- 3 Vogel Resigns Position Tall Bob Hartnett chipped in meant to reign as king of his Central Division Sacred Heart, 6-0 In the > (^®>^ round Chicago 3, St. Louis 1 EHg^t trium phs in 13 starts is team became Conard High’s low and inadequate.’’ “There are 11.8 million tightened the Southwest Confer Baltim ore 113, Houston 98 puUed ahead and never again White (11) were best for the out their last western swing at New York 5, Vancouver 1 the wrestling record boasted by He said enactment of the bill people in New England," Flynn ence race. Boston 111, Portland 104 88th victim yesterday afternoon allowed Trinity to catch up. Elks. Phoenix Friday night, Oakland Only, games scheduled. EJast Catholic Hig^ following as the Chieftains recorded a 60- would set a precedent for the gadd after the hearing. “I think “Maybe we were a Uttle flat Game Just Too Long Los Angeles 126, qinctanati Jehn O’Brien, Worcester’s 6- Mlanchester Cycle remained ______^______yesterday’s 39-22 decision over 0 victory. The locals never gave “entire country In establlriilng they should get a chance to go after a tough trip," said Provi 118 ,foot-4 senior forward, led all deadlocked for first place with Granby, Mass., High. up in their struggle against a the rights of the consuming— to a few games.’’ dence Coaxfli Dave GaVltt, Only games scheduled scoring and rebounding with 36 a 38^ victory over Nassiff Hie l(x;als gained seven flnsts, vastly overpowering dynasty. public—fan.’’ -i would like to be able to whoee team was snowed in Sun ABA potato and 21 rebounds. Arms'. Jeff Kiernan (14), including a forefelt in the final Manchester completed (XTL He told the committee that take my two sons at least once day at tha Buffalo airport after For Three Quintets East Division Three Trinity starters — Wayne Parker (12) and Kevin event. East trail^ going into competition with a 6-4 (j’ecord. the Atlanta Falcons, with a 60,- a year to see the Patriots a game vdth St. Bonaventure. W. L. Pet. O.B. Sam MerrUl, Bill Fenkel and WlUlams (10) led the bicycle the second half of the meet but Outside the league the Tribe 000-seat stadium, sells 76 per play.” Flynn said. "Hiere are ______NEW YORK (AP)— ^They made the game too long Kentucky 47 12 .797 In Fort Worth, Tex., Simpson Bon Waters — fpuled out Wa- crew with Rusty Knowles (13) recorded four straight victories, will meet Pulaski High of New cent of the seating capacity of thousands upon thousands of DeOrate s o o ^ M l^te*and for the Indiana Pacers, Virginia Squires and Pittsburgh Vlrgiida 37 26 .697 plus the forfeit, to secure the the stadium to season ticket other fans all over New Eng- ters led Trinity scoring with 18 and Dave KCskl (11) best for Britain, Saturday morning to saiiad 21 rebounds, helping the Coders Tuesday night. ^ New Y ork 28 32 .467 decision. holders. ' land In similar circumstances 24 37 .393 points. 'Nassiff. close out .its schedule. runnerup Frogs cut SMU’s con- The three teams blew fourth- narrowed the lead to two by the Carolina MAGICIANS Sum m ary: Hie Chicago Bears sells 12 and they can’t afford to buy a 24 37 .393 R E 8U I/T 8: ferenoa lead to one game. period leads and droK>ed the way 31 points, A rtis Floridians Frank (E.C.) 3:14 21 38 .366 101—Toubm an (C ) pinned Bel- per cent of its tickets at the season ticket.” American Basketball Associ- end of the third quarter. The Pittsburg 108 — Turgeon (E.C.) dec. I. gate and the Cincinnati NFL Flynn does not have a season Mlasourt, ranked 16th, turned West Division Cher (M ) 1:86 ation contests to the Kentucky Cougars tied the score early in L arlviere (G ) 11-6 bank Naixaska 8046 in another 42 20 .677 108—Beaudry (C) forfeit club makes 16 per cent avail- ticket Jo the Patriots games. Colonela, Dallas Chaparrals the final stanza and went in Utah key game and took over sole .624 116 — Broughere (G) dec. 116—M anclnl (C ) dec. Durand and Carolina Cougars. front for good on Joe Caldwell’s Indiana 35 26 pooBesaten of first place In the 30 34 .460 G r a v ^ e (E .C .) 11-1 (M ) 12-0 layup. Dallas CHEVY SERVICE Big Bight Oonferenoe. inie scores were Kentucky 24 37 .393 122 —- Maiiganello (E.C.) pin 122—Whedon (C ) dec. Volland 101, Indiana 99; D allas 116, V ir- Denver (M ) 4-0 Rlwda Island, leading 86-31 at Gene Lltties scored a career M emphis 23 87 .283 ned Labcmte (G ) 1 :28 Despite Yearns Top Score gtala 111 and C arolina 126, 129 — R. Larlviere (G) pinned 129—A rcher (C ) pinned Les- the haU, faittoned its margin to high 84 points to pcu:e the win-' Tuesday’s Results Pittsburgh 118. In other gam es, ners while the Condors were Mcbrath (E.C.) 4:20 croart (M) 1:44 14 potato before Marvin Barnes Carolina 128, Pittsburgh 113 Utah beat M emphis 118-99 and led by George Thompson with FRONT END 136 — Chequette (G) dec. <3au- 136—A bel (C ) pinned W lggln High Marksmen Defeated and Bmie DlGregorlo led a Kentucky 101, Indiana 99 the Eloridians nipped 27 potato, Dave Lottin with 26 lln (E .C .) 13-6 (M ) 6:22 Providence rally. But key bas DaUas 116, V irginia 111 125-124 in overtim e. and Bob Verga with 23. ALIGN FRONT END'*'* 1 0 .5 0 14il — Tmigeon (G) dec. Sanzo 141—Gianlnl (C ) dec. OdeU Despite shooting Its highest Hamden (934) kets by Steve Rowell, who led Utah 18, M emphis 99 Kentucky trailed Indiana 81- Utah led from the start In (E .C .) 9-3 (M ) 13-4 score of the season yesterday the winnan with 80 points, halt Floridiaiui 26, Denver 124, ovt BALANCE WHEELS.(2) g,9S Severino 60 49 48 42 189 76 entering the final period but posting Its fifth win In a row 148 — Egan (E.C.) pinned Oc- 148—Diedrlch (C) dec. Hobin the Manchester High rifle team 49 49 40 42 186 ed the contoback try. (M ) 9-1 Sweeney reeled off 11 straight potato to and saddling Memphis with its ROTATE TIRES (4 or 5) 4,»5 conell (G) 1:32 wont down to defeat to an unde 60 40 46 44 185 Barnes led oU scorers with 23 Royals Sign May 168—BHicci (C ) d ec. Lawrence Ahlers go ahead to stay. Don Issel led sixth consecutive loss, WllUe 168 — Thurston (E.C.) pinned feated team, Hamden High, 48 49 44 43 184 and DiGrejpnio hod 02. KANSAS CITY (AP) — , REPACK FRONT*'* (M ) 4-0 DeM ichael Gllmora had 29 and Ctacy Paw- Wise paced the Stars’ balanced 4 . 9 5 Goulet (G) 2:46 with its highest score of the O 'B rlan 47 48 46 40 180 “They beat us on the eU 23. B ob NetoUcky paced In attack with 22 potato and Zelmo Catdier Jerry May, a key fig WHEEL BEARINGS 170—Shaw (C) dec. Burnett season, by a score o f 924 to 907. ure in Kansas City’s 1971 base- 170 — White (E .C .) pinned Ko- boards,” sold Gavltt. “They did diana with 27. B eaty added 21. Charlie WU- (MX 6-1 Manchester (907) *Add $3.00 with Air Conditioning ^0 peski (G) 1:69 Both teams did some excellent a lot of good things inside.” DaUas traUed Vliginia by Uams of Memphis had 24, in baU success, was one of three 188 — Dwyer (E.C.) pinned La- 188—O’Hare (C) dec. Roman shooting In the match. 184 R oyals who signed 1972 con • '••Add $10.00 with Disc Brakes (M ) 4-0 Hubbard 60 46 47 42 TOU hit its first four shots eight potato late in the third cluding four three-point goals. poliit (G) 1:00 The locals were led by the Person 47 60 48 43 183 from the flsld before a scream quarter but Joe Hamilton hit a (Jralg Raymond’s short Jump tracts Monday. Uni.—Oberg (C) dec. Bowen Altso signing were infielder UNL — Richter (E.C.) EV>rfelt excellent shooting of Jfancy Glass 48 47 46 42 182 ing hometown full house of 40-foot three pohiter Just before shot with one minute left In Call 649*5238 For An Appointment, (M ) 10-9 Boh Floyd and right-handed Hubbard (184), who got a per Krutt 60 47 46 38 180 more than 7,000 at Dcuilel Mey the busier to start a raUy overtime enabled the Floridians or Stop In Today. . . MAGICIANS vs. EAST HARTFORD EXPLORERS pitcher Chuck Murray. fect prone score of 60. She was Parrish 47 46 48 43 .178 er OoUseum. The Homed which carried over into the fl- to defeat Denver although Sponsored by the Manchester Exchange Club Bowling Bowling ably, assisted by Jim Person mregs, propalled 'by DeOrate, nal period. Virginia’s JuUus Br- Mack Calvin was high man CO. Proceeds to Youth Activities E\md (183), Captain Vicky Glass Other MHS shooters ; with 33 potato and M anny Friday. Fob. 18th,' 8 P.M., Manchester High School r o o n d in to a com m anding 40-87 vtag led a ll scorers with 27 CARTER CHEVROLET INC. Tickets available at all town branches ST. JAMES — Irene Birois TEETOTALERS — Kathleen (182), Sam Krutt (180) and new P lerro 40 44 40 47 177 Leaks added 28. Denver’s ALL ARMS AND LEGS—Two unidentified play haUttma lead. potato whUe Rich Jones had 25 Hartford National; Savings Bank of Manchester, 135, LucUle Krinjak 134, Janet M cCarthy 193-607, B etty Lou com er M ike Parrish with 178. M cKenzie 47 47 46 36 174 BATTING TIPS — Before shoving off for spring Lariy DalseU bad 26 potato and Donnie Freeman 23 for the Ralph Simpson scored two of More Sports 1229 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER ers, one from each side, leap high for rebound while or at the Box Office. . . . Plnkham 127-367, Joan fichel- Jackson 178-498, Lois Ogulnlck The team travels to Windham Lalashuis 40 46 47 28 172 training in Florida. Ron Swoboda of the Yankees for 6MU, whose conference Chaps. his game-high -86 potato on a On Next Page benpflug 142-842, Irene R obb Larry Perry (40) of Manchester and Dave Cunning 464, L ois Lowe 182-188-606, Janet High Friday for its 14th match Llvengood 47 43 4 3 38 171 and Ed Kranepool of the Mets offered batting marie sl4>ped to 7-2. TCU now OaroUna traUed Pittsburgh layup with 39 seconds to send 140. ham (53), Conard look on. (Herald photo by Pinto) Seberth 480. of the season. Chaves 46 47 40 81 166 tips to pretty actress Lee Meredith at boat show Is 04 in the Southwest. by 17 potato in the first haU but the contest Into overtime.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 PAGE TWENTY-NINE Road Trip Termed ‘Crucial’ e For High-Powered Bripns i ge BOSTON (AP) — The tending their home unbeaten Mike Walttyi cMlected his 20th treal in early November, will HM first cam e Just 18 seconds Boston Bruins are riding a string to as games (19-0.4), Just and 21st goals with the help of return to ' action against the into the game and his second, comfortable lead in the Na Flyers in Philadelphia ’Thurs the tie-breaking winner, came Business Services 13 fiv e from the I4HL record o< 38 rebounds of Orr shots. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Help Wohted-Femolo 35 tional Hockey League East, day night. four seconds from the end of set by Montreal in IMS and '48. The Seals struck back for the second period. 8:30 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. SHARPENING Service — Saws, UP TO HEBE in bills? Look- but. Coach Tom Johnson '“The only other thing I’m knives, axes, shears, skates, “We aren’t thinking of any goals by Gary Croteau and for Glen Sather and Vic Hadfield Ing for a way out? You can HAPPY ADS Order Your certain of right now is that rotary blades. Quick service. BERRY’S figures an upcoming six- records, we’re Just trying to mer Bruin Wayne Carlet<»i in also talUed for New York be make extra money fast as an Cheevers will be in goal," COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADV’T. Capitol Equipment Co., 38 game trip as “crucial.” win games," Johnson said. "We the second period, before Sand fore Rateile scored No. 3 qf the Avon Representative. You’ll Johnson said. Main 'St., Manchester. Hours "You bet your life It Is," got off to a great start against erson picked up a loose puck game into an empty net in the 4:80 T’.M. DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION get out of the house, make new “Happy It also kept Boston eight daUy 7:30-6, Thursday, 7:80-9 Johnson said when asked about California. We came out skat- and talUed for the 17th time closing minutes. Bob Schmautz friends, enjoy life m ore! CaU points ahead of New York in Ileadllno for Saturday and Monday Is 4 :80 p.m. Friday Saturday, 7:80-4. 648-7968. the trip after the Bruins whip- ing and were in the right spot this season. the East Division'as the Rangers averted a Canucks’ shutout. now : 289-4922. ped the California Golden Seals at the right time. We got a Ivan Bbldirev, another foi> The Black Hawks, breezhig Thought” whipped V ancouver 6-1. In the LIGHT Trucking — Appliances SEICREJTARY — part • tim e, 6-3 ’Tuesday night before the little lax after a big lead, but mer Bruin, completed the scor along with a 2-0 lead against St. PLEASE READ YOUR AD night’s only other game, Chi and trash removed. Attics, cel good typist, general office usual 14,996 sellout at the Ctu*- w ere all righ t.” ing in the third period while Louis on goals by Stan AUklta cago edged St. Louis 3-2. f*fl‘wl#led OT “Want Ads" are taken over the phone an a lars and garages cleaned. Also work, Ught txMkkeeping. For Today! den. ’The Bruins Jumped to a 6-0 bcth teams were shorthanded. Gary Croteau, Wayne Crale- and Darryl Maggs. read his ad toe FIRST small carpentry repair work "New 'York', is stiU close lead as defenseman iB(A>by Orr But in the third period, the appototm ent call 643-5835 6-9 With the victory, goalie Ekldie ten and Iva BMdirev made it SSI ta tone for toe done. F ree estim ates. 628-0670. p.m . enough to run right up our collected four assists in the Johnston hiked his personal respectable for California while Blues bounced back as Gary next usernon. The Herald to respmislble for only ONE In- backs and we can’t afford to first period. Orr leads the record for the year to 22-6-8. Sanderson made sure the Seals Sabourin and Brian Lavender tazeiflon tor any advertisement and then HouBehold ServIcoB 13-A WOMEN for telephone solicita CALL 643-2711 lose any hockey games right league in assists with 6. Gerry Cheevers, the other half wouldn’t catch up ■with his sec connected within a span of Just ^ good”. Insertion. Etron which tion. Four hours dally,'Monday adverttoem€«t wUl not be HOME Improvement, all types now," Johnson said. "There’s Orr’s Mistering shots set up of the Boston goal-tending tan ond goal and 17th of the season. 1:07 to Ue it at 4.28. M lklta, oorreoted by “ make good” insertion. through Friday. Experience Manchester still a Way to gô In this raoe.” goals by Jchimy Bucyk (24) dem, has an 18-3-6 record. Jean Rateile was the big gun ■ however, untied It exactly two of repair work deme. ExeeUent preferred. 646-4220. . . . SeiDoon* The Bruins tuned up for the and Derek Sanderson (16) in DMenseman Don Awrey, who for the Rangers, scoring the minutes later with his second w ork and low p rices. CaU 643- may have Mat you 7996. LICENSED practical nurse, 3 Evening two-week trip away from the first 4% minutes. Ace Ball)- suffered a bndcen ankle in the hat trick 'with his 37th, 38th and goal, a power-play shot that happy adl KEY MEN—^Two reasons the Chicago Black Hawks and Boston Bruins are friendly Boston Garden by ex- ey hit' on a slap shot before Bniins’s last home loss to Mon 39th goals of the year. b o o s W his season total to 23. 643-2711 p.m. to 11 p.m., part-time; li a ______6 ------WASHING machine repairs, p.m. to 7 a.m., part-time. St. Herald leading their divisions in the NHL are goalies Tony Esposito of Chicago, above, RCA, Whirlp(x>l, Kenmore, making a desperate save on shot by Boston’s Mike Walton (with help from Anthony Nursing Home, Rock- A.D. Resigns Maytag. Reasonable rates. viUe, 876-9121. Bryan Campbell), and Gerry Cheevers. Bruin goalie makes glove-hand catch Three to Five Years to Build Automobiles For Sale 4 Owner of Pike Coin Wash and of goal try by Pittsburgh’s Keith McCreary — (No 10 in the dark jersey). LOUDONVILLE, N.Y. (AP) 1966 (X IB V Y Im pala, 2-dr, 288 D ry Cleaning, 275 W est M iddle CASHIER for cash and carry — Siena CoDlege’s athletic di RENNET JUNIOR HIGH HIRJILO engine, running (xmdltlon, $800. Turnpike, next to Stop and lumberyard. Many company Shop, 643-4018, 648-9739. benefits. For appointment call Happ'y Birthday rector and basketball coach. Bennet’s B ears iqpfMd their Ciall 647-1038. Little Help’ Seen BOX L E H E R S M r. M cIntyre at 649-0186. Gene Culnan, resigned Monday, season record to 10-1 yesterday GOVE’S Flxlt Service — appU- to with a 64-46 win ov er toe R ock- 1971 VOLKSWAGEN, square- Grossman Lumber Co. but a college spokesman ^ d For Your back, automatic, low mileage, ance repairs, saws sharpened, he will continue through toe ■vllle Frosh in Rockville. Jack lawn mowers sharpened and COUNTER GIRLS, full-time 11 Maloney provided toe epork, Information exeeUent condition, must sell. academic year as athletic di 649-6210 a fter 6 p.m . repaired, etc. CaU 646-6020. a.m.-6 p.m.. i>art-time, houre PEGGY For New NHL Club rector. canning 22 points. B ob H ealy varied. A pply 10-4 p.m . D airy lU E HERALD wlU not TWO Handymen want a variety Assistant coach Richard and Mark Demko each added 11 disclose the identity of NEED CAR? Credit very bad? Queen B razier, 242 Broad St. of Jobs. We also do paper NEW YORK' (AP)—^Bill Torrey, new sfeneral mana Relth will take over the basket points with D1 Tedotlfi end Duff any advertiser using box Bankrupt, repossession? Hon hanging, painting and ceiltog ger of the National Hockey Leagrue’s freshly-minted ball team while a special com Duffy playing well on defense. letters. Readers answer est Douglas accepts lowest PART-TIME waitress needed Our w ork. 643-5809. lunch hours, no experience New York Islanders, figures it will take between three mittee searches for a per Bennet’s final game 'will be ing blind box ads who down, smallest payment, any against HUng tor the Junior desire to protect their necessary. Apply in person, A. and five years to build the team into a •winner. And he manent successor to Culnan, 82. where. Not small loan finance REWEA'VINO of bums, moth- Arthur Drug's Senior Citizen High ttUe. Identity can toUow this (Si 1972 by NEA, Inc. C. Peterson Farms, Top Notch doesn’t expect a whole lot of help from the other 15 company plan. Douglas Motors holes, zippers repaired. Win proced u re: 345 Main. Shopping Plaza, North Main ------NHL teams in doing it. dow shades made to measure, "Dr. Waldheim, I heard you're looking for money and St. THURS., FEB. 24— 8 P.M. Enclose your reply to Happy 25th Wedding J V 'O teams being overgenerous in 1967 RAM BLER — A m erican, aU size Venetian blinds.. Keys just want to tell you— lots of times you can find some o e co n iu I o a r r r o the draft,” said Torrey, former the box in an envelope — m ade ■wdiiite you ■wait. T ape re WAHREISS and kitchen help, Anniversary addreSa to the Claskfled 2-door, autom atic. $400. Phone that has dropped out of people's pockets in parking 1 • '0 *_ exebuti've ■vice president of the .872-6942. n corders tor rent. Mariow’s, 867 lots!" full or part-time. Apply In per Happy 22nd Birthday M a n a g e r, Manchester M ain St., 648-5221. son, between 2:80-5:30 p.m. Making Hlg Pitch OaWand seals. “I don’t expect Evening Herald, together MOM AND DAD Roller Deilqt CHEVELLE 1969 MaUbu, 4- Top Hat Restaurant formerly with a memo listing the For Second Shot 26 or 80-goal scorer.” • LIVE! IN PERSON companies you do NOT door, power steertng, new A rby’s. 267 (Broad St., M an Hope you're having CRUSHER ______What Long" Island, home of want to see your letter. tires and snow tires. Call 289- Building Contracting 14 Millinery, Sehook and Classes 33 chester. fun under the sun. By THE ASSOCIATED PKESS the new franchise, can expect with CHARLIE Your letter wlU be de 2708, 7:80-4:30. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder — DreENnoklng 19 ®utch Deadmarsh, 21, a sec- from Torrey is a young, rather ,C H I E F S O'CONNELL f B7>] stroyed if the advertiser KEYPUNCH Operatora — Ex- new homes custom built, re perlenced. Alpha • Numeric, Love, Love, ond-year pro who failed to inexperienced team. to (me you’ve mentioned. 1966 AUSTIN H ealy Sprite — LADIES’ dresses, suits, wed BULLDOZER modeling, additions, rec days, evenings. Full, part- M ore in 10 N attm al H ockey “ i <]on’t think it m akes sense v$. PIONEERS If not it will be handled good condition. Hardtop and ding gowns and veils, all cus OPERATORS convertible t<^. New battery. rooms, -garages, kitchens re time. E.C.M., South Windsor, Cathie and Jack L e^ e games with the Buffalo draftii* somebody vdio won’t in the usual manner. tom made. Some alterations. NEEDED Tootsie ■- 646-1831. modeled, bath tile, cement 644-2446. ^bres 1 ^ season, is making a be here a, long time,” said t o r - wito “ GOLDEN GIRL"—JOAN WESTON 'R easonably p rices. 649-1183. and your babe. Poncho tvork. Steps, dormers. Resi BIG MONEY CAREER ^ pitch to get back into tte êy. “We’U be better off over and my Chico EASTERN STATES OOUSEUM 1969 MUSTANG Grande, 302 en dential or com m ercial. CaU DRESSMAKING and altera- HAIRCXRKSSER wanted — Ex big time. long haul with younger BE READY FOR SPRING West Springfield, Mass. Lost and Found gine, automatic transmission, 649-4291. tlons, also sUp covers and perienced, part-time. ExeeUent DeârSh scored his 26th pUyerTV, are likely ^ e 1 WOTking conditions. 643-7906. stereo tape deck. Good condi draperies. FTee pickup and de Resident school specializing in Happy 9th Birthday a^27th of the season ^ than a year «r so of 3.60-4.00-4J(0-6.00-AU Seats Reserved LOST -T- Ladles white gold, tion OaU 643-8711 a fter 6 p.m . JACQUES o t all trades, carpen livery. CaU 648-6460 ask tor complete field training on back- Happy Birthday Theeday night in leading the service” TICKETS NOW ON SALE TELEPHONE operator needed to wristwatoh with scarab brace, try, additions, paneling, re Ann. hoes, loaders, and dozers. Full Coliseum Box Office 1969 MUSTANG, 361 engine, au at the Edwards Answering Ser Th« Islandere. who unveUed let. R ew ard, 876-4903. modeling, general repairs. No and peut-time classes. AlUed RCBIN BILLY to^ over the SpêW i ^ . ^ ^nd Wue 10 AAI. to 6:30 PJH. Tues. torn Sat. tomatic transmissian, AM-FM v ice, M cnday-Frlday, 3-8. job too big or small. Reason Moving - ConstructicHi Training Sclux>l, Mom, Dad, Paige, m toe only other Americ^ ^ ^helr new “LOST — Savings Passbook No. radio, (food condition. Call 643- able, free estim ates, 742-6512. E very other Saturday 9-2. Call M AIL ORDERS STOLL AOOEPTED 012760 H artford National Bank 8711 aftei;' 6 p.m . Springfield, M ass. CaU 1-443- 6486660. Hockey League action, Rich GM at a Thesday press confer Tracking - Storage 20 12 years old today Pamela and Alison mond Robins defeated the Her- Don’t Delay, Order Y oot Tickets and Trust Oo., First Manches MASONRY, low out of season 6686 anytim e. ence, 'wlU begin i>lay next sea- shey Bears 6-1. TODAY ter Office. Application Made CHRYSLER Crown' Imperial, prices, all types of stone and MANCHESTER — DeUvery - TEMPORARY Employment, son in toe new $28 million Nas Deadmarsh and Tom Miller Simply send check or money order to: for Payment” 1966, 62,000 m iles, ex cellm t concrete work. Replaster and light trucking and package de _____m iZÎZIZZZIIZIIZZZII ■with pcsBiWllties o< full-time, Happy Have A Happy Day sau OoUseum. scored two goals apidce in Obi- SPIUNOFIELD m a n a g e m e n t g o ., INC. car, hae everytolng. Must sell improve your celldr now.'CaU livery. Refrigerators, washers general office work ■with figure Silver Anniversary MCM Casper Surprise Late Entry “We have a tremendous facil FOUND — Brown, male, mon tor business reasons. First and stove moving specialty. Help Wonted ■Femoie 35 aptitude. Knowledge of adding c in n a t i ’ s trium ph ov er B.O. Box 611, West Springfield, Bfass. 01089 after 6 p.m . 643-1870, 644-2976. ARNE AND JULIE ' Love, Springfield. ity here and I think toe public HONORED-âck Re grel pup. Cam Dog Warden, $1,076. 872-0293. F olding chairs fo r rent. 649- machines and typing essential. is entitled to toe best possible Enclosed find cheek □ money order □ or 648-4866. NEWTON H SMITH A SONS — 0782. SCHOOL bus drivers wanted to Hours 8:30-5, Monday—Friday from Dad, Carey, Sherry, In Phoenix Open Tourney Wing Don Saleski scored one pass, of Manchester 1961 CHR'USLER, excellent end the remaining seven F or $...... fo r ...... ttokets at $ ...... each roofing. No Job too sftiaU. Coll Pointing - Papering 21 Supj^y, In c., 824 Main St., eted ‘ Founders Tro 646-4666. train you. Call 643-2414. entrant In the $126,000 Phoenix Jor tolevislon contrMt and most moved to within one weeks of the current NHL sea^ 649-3144. CEILING specialist — expert Manchester, 1-4 p.m. Ask for Happy Anniversary Welcome Home of thea game’strama o greatomo,o stars. an, point of the Beans in the duel son on toe road, scouting and phy” for outstanding NAME ...... Roger Negro. Open golf tournament and his FOUND — Block and tan, male Tracks - Tractors 5 N.J. LiAFLAMldE '—Carpenter workmanship. One ceiling or MCM AND DAD TEXAN Local sporto cMumnlsts won^ for the fourth and hnal playoff trying to organize a scouting contributions -to the mongrel dog. CaU Dog War WHOPPERTUNTTY «• ADDRESS .....\ ^ ...... contractor. Additions, remod all your ceilings repaired and COUNTER girt to serve fast Love, presence helped greatly to bbl- êred in jHlnt' if this was a spot in toe West Division. staff for toe Islanders. University of Hartford den, 6484666. GMC delsel tractor, 1964, single at elin g and repairs. 876-1642. painted. Also interior painting food and ice cream customers. Love, ster toe sagging prestige of this crossroads tor continuance of As for a coach, Torrey and Club football program. CITY...... STATE...... Z IP ...... axle, big rear, 22” rubber, 4x4 Mom, Carey, Sherry, and w allpapering. CaU 289- BURGER KING H ours 11-2, M onday - BYiday, troubled event. toe tournament, one of toe two Repass is also secre- Enclose Self-Addressed Stamped E n vd :^ FOUND — Block and tan, fe spicer, aluminum cab, excel 0773 . Linda and Tony Roy Boe, president of the new CARPENTRY — Repairs, re Part - time counter girls in M anchester. CaU 647-1076 Son, Jim "I really hadn’t planned on western events lacking a celeb- club, a g ree that there Is no ta^-treasurer for the For Prompt Return o t T ickets male, mongrel puppy Call Dog lent truck, must be seen. First modeling, additions, roofing. Sports)p o r Dial W arden, 6464666.. $3,800. 872-0293. needed to work .days and/or tor appointment. playing,’’ Casper said today be- rlty tie-up and the only one TOKJNIGHT rush in naming their man. Eastern Collegiate Call David Patria, South Wind J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom Watch Roller Derby in Color — Oiannel 40 nights, 2 or 3 times weekly. Happy 12th Birthday fore a practice round at toe 'without a major TV contract. 7:60 UConn vs. New Hamp- 'Whoever the IslanderB settle sor, 644-1796. decorating,^ interior and ex Happy Birthday Ski Notes Club Football Confer NOTTOE to hereby given that WHITE 1968, 4000 tractor, sin- terior, paperhanging, fuUy in Experience not necessary. Phoenix Gpuntry Club. "I’d Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palm- shire, 'WTTC on, TynTey Indicated that he gle axle, repowered last year Help Wonted-Mole 36 MARY DIANE ence. Optional Share Book No. 9666 ADDITIONS —All types of re sured For free estimates, caU By BILL SACHEBEK planned on taking a week off. er and Lee ’Trevino, toe game’s •would have to b e a man who with new GMC 478-M, V-6, Apply in person at tosued by the Manchester Sav modeling, recreation rooms, 649-9658. I f n o answer 648-6362. BULLDOZER operators need Love, WOODSTOCK, Vt. — When "But I’d been playing so bad- biggest dra'wlng cards, are tak- could teach hockey to young ings and Loan Association, In transmtosioni rear, front re- Love, ly for so long and then last ing a week off to get ready for porchies, garages, custom ed. See School and Classes No. Mom, Dad, skiers come to Woodstock, most Jumping Julius players. corporated, has been lost and buUt, new paint. Must be seen INSIDE —outside painting. Spe BURGER KINQ week I kind of got it all togeto- next week’s big, $260,000 Jackie . kitchen cabinets and (xiunter- S3. are thinking of skiing the fa Torrey has spent toe last two application has been made to F irst $1,200. 872-0293. cia l rdtes tor people over 66. 467 Center St. Al, Linda and Richard Debbie and David er tor awhile, I thought I’d Gleason Invarrary Classic, tops. CaU BlU CenneUy, 876- M anchester mous Suicide Six or Mt. Tom. Julius Erving, toe Virginia years operating his own promo sal(l Association for payment Cull my competitors, then call M ALE, over 18, part-tim e eve keep on going." But Phoenix, ■with last-minute MMSHIN6T0NS BIRTHDAY 8266. . This is exactly what we did. My Squires’ r o o k ie sensation, tion and advertising buslneas In of the amount of deposit. 1069 CHEVROLET pick-up, top m e. E stim ates given. 649-7863. nings, no experience neces buddies were Jim Horvath of ’Ihe 40-year-oid Casper, one entries helping to boost toe condition. Heavy duty springs, GAL FRIDAY wanted for vari- Happy Birthday Hey AL! made a believer out of Pittsburgh. Before that,' he WB!S ROBBINS carpentry re sary. Apply in person. A.C. Pe WCFR in Springfield, Vt., and of golf’s three $l-miUion prize field, has come up ■with toe etc. Adajitable for cfunper. (Mis duties in modem East GRAMMY 1 Love You Floridian Coach Bob Bass spent years •with toe Seals LOST — PaaertMbk N a ’s 'W13062 modeling specialist. Additions, T. J. FLANAGAN & SONS — terson FSnns, Top Notch Shop kDckey Morgan of Woodstock, winners and holder of more winners of five of this year’s T railer hitch. 647-1990. H artford location. CaU 288-8281 with a spectacular dunk before Charles O. ETnley pur — W12880, Savings Bank of rec rooms, dormers, porches, Painting and papering. FuUy ping PlazSL, North Main St. and Morgan is a banker by trade, a • than 40 tour titles, rallied for a six tournaments—George Arch Manchester. AppUcation made insured, workmen’s compensa for appointmoit, between 8:30 Love and Kisses, shot: “He took the whole chased toe club. 1970 ‘CHEVROLET % ton pick- cabinets, formica, buUt-lns, ski patrolman for recreation final-round 67 and a tie tor er, Paul Harney, Grier Jones, for payments. tion, UabiUty, property dam and 4:30. MEUI with no current service I'm going to miss you! building through toe net on up, 807 cubic inch motor, V-8, bathroom s, kitchbns, 649-3446. and with us a goodwill ambas- sixth last week in toe long. Bob Rosburg and defending that one stuff shot." Bass TIRE age. Call 648-1949. liability who have g(xxl me Sean, Maura and Erin Jan standard shift, heavy duty coil sador.. tough Bob Hope iDesert Classic, champion Miller Barber—to r said. RECEPTIONIST chanical aptitudes to work on springs, 22,000 miles, gd CARPENTRY AND GEORGE N. CONVERSE — He brought us all over Sui It was his best showing in the 72-hole event that starts “He took oft from before B o w lin g a shift either from 8 a.m.-4.30 Announcements 2 tl^ , spare never used, 2 ex BUILDING Interior, exterior, painting, GIRL FRIDAY Good Luck cide Six in great style from the several months on toe pro tour Thursday. the free torow line and flew p.m. or 4:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. tra hardly used snow tires and paper hanging. F r e e esti Industrious, alert and cr fice. Ans(rar8 jdtone, type RCN on Shirley, to take some time off. young stars who are coming er hitch, bracket for front • Cabinets—Formica 2804. come set-up man on plastic since ■vtoo could g o w rong ed such a vacuum that ev A rchom bault 206-196-649, R ose IHizes, Thursday, 8 p.m., Feb. quotations, sales correspimd- this mountain? His entry in toe 144-men field into their own—Jerry Heard, M aiy N orwood 466, B etty Bid- SALE] 17 at the M arine Club, 717 P ar mount spare Ure. ExeeUent • N o Job too sm all. -Jiag m achines. Fine working Love always, eryone’s ear cracked on the condition, $2,700 firm. Coll RICHARD E. MAR’HN. FuU ence and reports, plus other for only . . . $1.50 iSuicide Six 'is -the home of the served as a major boost to toe Johnny Miller and Lanny Wad b en ch ." w ell 466, A lice Brow n 100-179- ker St. 6pro\ i(k“ii. I'k‘\il)le hours, if or d et eninjrs a week Everyone was completely out M anchester, d23 M ain St., 646- Phone 648-8873. Investm ent o f $3,000 required. Modern facility looking for professionals who and or weekends. Stop in and talk lo us. or call for fitted by Woodstock and Doral 1700. GRANTS Plumbing Service — SNOW Plowing — commercial Guaranteed return of your in can offer good patient care to our guests. Fully appointment. (1 Ul-f.-jtl:’,. for the two kilometer race Free estimates, plus quality vestm ent. which ‘was won by Joe Pete Wil OTO convertible, 196T, aqtoma- and residential. Cold morn w ork. 643-6341. paid insurance program, sick pay, 2 weeks paid MY TYRE MAN tic transmission, power steer ings, can’t start your car? We Teen and Twenty Cosmetic vacation, 8 paid holidays and overtime. son, a former Olympian. wlU! Reasonable rates. Call This was my first experience SPORT MART SKI SHOP DIVISION OF ing, 400 engine, whitewalls. SAM WATSON Plumbing and Corporation now. 646-8467, 647-8304. 2740 S. Gienstone, Suite 106 Ciilihir Shoppiin; (fn t i r in a ski tour race and I was a ExeeUent condition. 644-2978 Heating. Bathroom remodel Meadows Conifalesceiit Center ing and repairs. Freq esti Springfield, M issouri, 66804 bit Ured but happy. I will ride 7 PARK STREET, ROCKVILLE OPEN DAILY 9 - 5:30 after h p.m . Mjiiii'lu’stcr WHOLESALE TIRE COMPANY TWO YOUNG married men wiu m ates. Call 648-3808. Phone 417-883-7811 ^ 883 BIDW ELL ST., MANCHESTER, CONN. ^ the lifts and enjoy Alpine ski lew LINCOLN, new paint Job, do smaU repair Jobs and paint ' 646-2321 > TEL 875-6100 WED., THURS., FRI. Hll 9 P.M. •An t'qiial opportumt> ing. 357 BROAD STREET. MANCHESTER — 643-2444 all power,' air conditioning, ing, also cellar cleaning and B O m Heating and Plumbing DRY cleaning plant. No experi An equal opportunity employer. It r (mini iiml Bee you on the mountain. snow tires, excellent running light trucking. C all 646-2682, — Prompt, courteous service. ence necessary, will train. CaU riiipIoyiT. >:imluic!i Shop condition. 648-0729. 646-3726. Call 643-1496. 876-2766 after 6:30 p.m . PAGE THIRTY HÎk CHESTER EVilNiNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.v WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1972 Household Goods 51 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY SHORTEN and WHIPPLE Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 PAGE THIRTY-ONE Houses For Sole , SINGER Touch and Sew with MANCHESlilB -$19,900. two- 72 Houws For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Land For Rent cabinet, like new, hems, but t l , _____ —I,,- MANCHESTER — Spacious 7- 73-A Out of Tevm Out of Town A o c ORDIMG i d t h e MAVOR , TAXES bedroom Ranch. Ceramic MANCHESTER NEW Tolland CLASSIFIED ton holes, monograms, em D U T LET MRS. MA'iDR PtlLU "TVlE room home, aluminum siding, For Sole 75 For Sole 75 SRVROCkETED BECAUSE OF bath, aluminum storms, cellar, AIPPROXIMATELY 8-10 acres, broiders, stretch stitch, etc. 8AM£ a r g u m e n t — new roof, first-floor family. SOUTH FARMS rich cultivated land for rent on ------^------garage, covered patio .Trees, Offered by the M anchester VERNON Area — New 6-room O riginally $419.60, wlU sell fo r room, double garage. Only $82,900-6-room Ranch, 3 bed- Clark St. South Windsor, 528-''Vernon bus. Hutchins A^ncy, Real Ranch com plete fo r $27,700. 3 Town Seeking Method $126. Guaranteed. W ill deliver MIGHER SALARV m ig m e r c o s t s B U T D EA R ECONOM I7E.' »8*.B00. Hayes Agency, 646- rooms, one-car attached CONVERT tors, 649-5324. garage. ' 8083- NEW CUSTOM-BUILT bedreoms, all. kitchen built-ins, ADVERTISING and dem onstrate. C all 622-0476 OPERA6MG jHCREASESr O F BASIC EVERTING this 7-room older Colonial to a ifirakitwis $82,900-6-room Ranch 8 bed- basement, beautiful view, city dealer. COSTS.' -kjECESSITiESf PHILBRICK 2-famUy. Situated in C zone, 2 — Six-room Raised Ranch, spa CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS HASGOt4EUP/ TOWN LIRE MlOURUKl M anchester roohis, 2-car basement water and sewers. Govang To Dispo se of Old Tires ______3______i TUic lira ifiC r r 'o *27,900 — COZY 7-room hom e. fuU baths, 2-car garage, sep Out of Town cious living room with floor to 8:30 AJtf. to 5:00 PJH. CLEAN, used refrigerators, r _ . garage. y e ceiling stone fireplace and full Agency, 643-9374, 872-4166. M^ttAMUDUOrr two-car ga- ALUMINUM arate entrance, near schools, For Sole The toiwn is looking fo r ways enter a plea for a hard worker ranges, automatic washers maS taim^ MOWEV.r $86,700—7-room Cape, 8 bed AGENCY ___ cathedral ceiling. Oversize rage. Nice bam, horse stalls, siding on this Cape, located near shopping. Asking only, $24,900. BOLTON — Ideal starter or re to dispose of a growing pile of with strong interests in conser- with guarantees. See them at one acre. Hutchins Agency,' rooms, family .room,' two- kitchen with built-ins, formal COPY CLOSING HME FOR CLASSIFIED ADWT. Parkade, flraplaced living room, OOLONIAL-8 rooms, 7 years " ' ' South Windsor tirement heme, 2 - bedroom discarded rubber tires at the vatlcn. B.D. Pearl's Appliances, 64B car garage. dining room, 2 full baUis, 3 bed- « :M P 3 I. DAT BEFORE PDBUGATION R ealtors, 640-6324. large eat-in kitchen, 4 bed old, 24’ foot Uvlng room, fire- FRECHETTE & MARTIN ^ NEW LISTING Ranch, with full basement en town dump. Bass also questioned the sta M ain St. Call 643-2171. $86,900—7-room C olonial, 3 bed DeadUne for Satnrdagr and Moodiqr to 4:80 p.m. Friday rooms, almost completed rec place, country kitchen, family R®aUors 647-9993 immaculate ^ 9-room Raised rooms. 2-car garage, full city closed breezeway and garage, tus of the requested gypsy $26,900 — LARGE 8 - bedroom rooms, famUy room, one- The tires are a special prob room, garage. Should go fast at loom, four bedrooms.' mnm’n. Ranch, 3 or 4 bedrooms, large Minimum down to JOHN buys and s^ s used fur Ranch, fireplace, aluminum car garage. nicely 'landscaped half acre lem in refuse disposal since moth count, which Stoetzner L arge lot $86,900. ’ ' m a n c h e s t f r Ti+IT room , spa- qualified buyers. $36,900. lot. Goed value at $23,900. T.J. agreed to check into. niture, appliances. 470 Middle siding, garage, large wooded $26,700. Last 4 homes remaining. Price they can’t be buried in a land TOUR COOPERATION WILX, ftnn O.AnflAn.AM O Clous living room ,paneled rec U & R RE A LTY INC. Crockett R ealtor, 643-1677. The town’s new cruiser pa T^ke. east. Open afternoons. lot. Hutchins Agency Realtors, includes fireplace, 1V6 baths, RANCH—6 rooms, 8 bedrooms, fill operation, and burning them BE APPRECIATED D IA L 643-2711 FRECHETTE & MARTIN f with"floor to 'ceiling fiVe: trolled the streets last weekend Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 649-6824. aluminum siding, city water and rec room, carpeting throughout w m .®uôm built Colonial- place, wall-to-wall carpeting, 2% Robert D. Murdock, Realtor is hot permitted. R ealtors 647-9998 Robert Bass of the Conserva- for the first time. Decals and until Q p.m ., 646-6828, 646-7670. sew ers. stays. Lsuge treed and well 2-car garage. An excel- 643-2692 Wonted - Real Estate 77 MANCHESTER —Duplex, 6-6, fion Commission told of two lettering on the vehicle ■will be MAGIC CHEF, 4-biumer, avo MERRITT AGENCY landscaped lot. $28,000. bulldlngs. H ayes A gency, 646- jent buy fo r only $85,900. Conrinued From Preceding Page modem kitchen, builMn stove, MANCHESTER ■— Immaculate OlSi* SELLING your property? We possible methods of disposal completed next week, accord cado, year old. Large refriger ______646-1180 Bolton refrigerator, excellent condi 8-room Raised Ranch with 8 RAISHUJ RANCH—6 . room s, 2 need listings, call J (^ H. Lap- during last night’s meeting of ing to Stoetzner. ator with freezer top, Brad U & R REALTY INC. Help Wanted-Mcrie 36 Dogs - Birds - Pets 41 tion. $88,900. Hutchins A gency, big bedrooms, 2^ baths, for MANCHB18TER — Immediate baths, finished on first flo o r ■with ®’*®u®h®ster Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, TWO ACRES pen In c., R ealtors, 640-5261. the Board of Selectmen. The first selectman reported ford, white, year old. Laige mal dining room and sunny fireplace. Lower levri unfin HUGE Both methods would require that imemployment statistics R ealtors, 640-6824. 09cupancy. ExceUent condl- 643-2692 Surrounds this large 6-room contemporary table lamp. Cof Uvlng room, large kitchen with ished ■with beautiful fireplace, 2- !>®^ baths, family room, 4 bed- 649-1022. be made between the two The State Department of PAUL JOHNSTONE — Certi MANCHESTER CENTT^ ^ TREED $27,900. W olverton A gency, R e dishwasher. Garage plus um e 4 to 5 m ., 160 trailers. 10 apartment, utilities. Employed with wall-to-waU carpeting. only $32,900. rage. $42,000. rooms, double gâge. Only heat, 2 oversized garages, in a towns. Transportation pdans to hold a fied horse shoer graduate of Musical Instruments 53 Adults, 6 room s, 1 ^ baths, $160. altors, 649-2813.' large treed lot. Now va very nice residential area, ALL CASH for your property to 16 K . D .O.E. poisLONIAL-C!hoice residential Manchester kitchen with dinette area, de- Realtors-MLS 742-8243 Tlie five-year probe would be and fellow commission member into the air from wild forest Holsiriaw trailers. 643-2863. bric-a-brac, locks, frames, No children or pets, couple in large closets, 2-zone hot water 646-4040 Main St. Phone 648-4846. Three-room furnished apart Crockett, R ealtor, 643-1677. S a crifice at $86,900. Mr. area, completely redecorated, i A pri? WAMTT V luxe buUt-ins, fireplace, 2-car ; conducted along California’s Mrs. Anne MacArthur to say fires, which also destroy milUons glassware. We buy estates. thirties or forties preferred. heat, aluminum storms and new fuUy appUanced kitchen, LAKliE FAMILY ment, utilities included. $87 Lewis. fnrmoi ,1.1 „ ■ detached garage, treed lot, well ArroOVER — Just listed.', San Andreas fault, 'where most this was already true, and to of dollars’ worth of timber. RESTORE valuable old paint Village Peddler, Auctioneer. References and security depos FIVE-ROOM Apartment offices siding, basement garage, $81,- SALES Marketing — Full and brushes! Even the hardest per w eek. Phone 872-0869, 7:80- SIX-ROOM Cape, fireplace, 8 lom ai dining room, Uvlng room would be well suited in this 4- kept throuôut Only $28 900 Oversized six-room Ranch major earthquakes in the 420 Lake St., B olton, 649-3247. it required. Call 649-0694. combination, heat, hot 'water, 000. Good financing. CaU P e wife fireplace, large master bedroom older Colonial, large „ „ with storage------shed' on------3% acres. -part-time positions available. ones are easily cleaned with 9:30 p.m . bedrooms, lovely private yard United States have occurred. private bath, air-conditioning, term an, R ealtor, 649-9404. B(Sl w bedroom, fully air-craiditioned. kitchen, den, dining room, Uv- U & R REALTY INC. Choice setting, real private. Up to fl,000 per month com new Dlpplt by Staples. E. A. WANTED — antique furniture, with shrubs and trees. Bowers Cranston said U.S. Geological SPACIOUS 4-room apartment carpeting, ground floor loca BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. Inmaculate condition. Beau- ing room, garage, treed ’ lot. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor This home is sensibly priced m issions. O ver 21. Call 640- Johnson Co., Paul’s Paint ft glass, pewter, oil paintings or $136. No pets or children, secu MANCHESTER —Many featur School area. Owner 649'8886. Survey scientists believe it may ' NOTICE 41»4. other antique items. Any quan tion, parking. Apply Marlow’s, Realtors-MLS UfuUy landscaped grounds. o n ly $31,900, 643-2692 to Sfll at $27,600. T. J. be possible to predict medium TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONN. 'Wallpaper, Hebron Wood rity deposit required, utilities 867 M ain St., 649-6221. Resort Property ed 9-room Colonial with 3 bed Manchester Parkade tity, The H arrisons, 643-8709, EAST CENTER ST. — 8-room unmnirw wr, ______Crockett, R ealtor, 643-1677. and major quakes up to three OFFICIAL NOTICE Products, Hebron. extra. 633-6026. For Rent 67 rooms or more, huge living M anchester 649-5306 FRECHETTE & MARTIN HEBRON - 6%-room Ranch, 3 ^------166 Oakland Street. MANCHESTER — 16,000-100,000 room, fohnal dining room, older Colonial, baths, new over 1% acres. Custom Co- Realtors 647-9993 bedrooms, carpeted Uvlng ANDOVEIU- only $16,900. Year months before they occur and BY BOARD OF TAX REVIEW HANNAH’S husband Hector ------MANCHESTER — Royal Arms be accurate to within three Help Wanted - square feet. Industrial, com- KILLINGTON, Vermcmt, chalet heated sunroom. Ideal home furnace, large garage. Asking MANCHESTER — West side, 4- lonlal, rec room, special in round widow’s retirement or The Board of Tax Review of the Town of Manchester, Conn., .. hates hard work so he cleans two - bedroom Townhouse ______room with fireplace, garage, days. > merclal or warehouse avaU- sleeps 8, fieldstone fireplace, and office combination, 40s. $82,000. AUce W helton, 628- bedroom Cape, family room, 2 terior, 2-car garage. honeym ooner’s cottage -with ■will be in session in the Conference Room at the Municipal Mole er Female 37 the rugs with Blue Lustre. WAD Aiunirc Dj lovely % acre -wooded lot. $i4,- Rooms Without Bo o k I 59 eqtapped able immediately, heated, air- fuUy carpeted, kitchen 'with , Wolverton Agency, Realtors, 8934. Hannon A gency, R eal baths. Carpeting, garages, % WARANOKE Rd. - Custom lake privileges. Charming 3 Building at 41 Center Street, Manchester, Conn., on the following Rent electric shampooer $1. kitchen, 1% baths, wall-to-wall MANCHESTER — Investment conditioned, frel^t elevator, dishwasher and bar. Weekly 649-^13. tors, 628-6601. built . Cape in ideal 'location. rooms with new elective heat, days during the month of March 1972. INDIVIDUAL to work part-time Olcott Variety Store. a cre lot- Only $29,000. Hayes property, grossing over $8,000 THE THOMPSON House — Cot throughout. $216. E rnie Ga $1-$1.60 p er square foot. Zl-748- Drive by, our sign Is on the TOLLAND tile bath. Spacious newly car Taxpayers of the Town of Manchester, Conn., will be afforded as phone collector. Ebcperience o r w eek ehd rates. 876-1667. M anchester A gency, 646-0131. yearly. Asking $49,600. tage St., centraUy located, briele, 644-1619, D .J . H enry Co. 6634. property. T. J. Crockett, Real- COUNTRY SETTING peted living room, heatilator the opportunity to discuss their assessments with the Board of a must. Hours 6:80 p.m. to 9 SEE SMITTV or Doug at Buck- NOTICE large, pleasantly furnished FOUR BEDROOMS FCXtEST HIU-S — Immaculate tor, 643-1577. But only minutes from fireplace, large kitchen. Coey Tax Review on the dates indicated corresp. 40s. O w ner: 648-9270. matched and registered, D4 AGENCY W present owner, features large candidates for membership All persons claiming to be eiggrieved by the decisioa of the person, Wednesday, Thursday, dryer.. 643-6600. 16,000"square feet of office 44, business location. Six-room baths, Swedish fireplace, large Lots For Sole 73 Swing weight, w oods 1, ‘3, 4 MANCHESTER — Six-room, 3- THREE • BEDROOM Colonial, BARROWS AND WALLACE CO. firoplaced li-ving room, plus on the Republican Town Com Assessor of the To'wn of Manchester, Connecticut, and those re Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. or call space ready to go. Plenty of house, 1% baths. Good condi- eat-in kitchen with buUt-lns, Charles Lesperance and 6, litms 24- Original p:ê FURNISHED, weU - heated, bedroom duplex. WaU-to-waU '; flreiilaced Uiring room, formal Realtors—MLS fireplaced family room, huge mittee for the ensuing two quiring adjustments must appear and' file their complaint at cme S76-079S fo r appointm ent. parking, elevator, T. J. Crock tion. Possible office end apart garage, fiiU basement. Priced REALTORS $800, w ill seH fo r $200. 646-4943. pleasant rbom fo r 'woiridng carpeting in dining room, 1% 649-7620 dining room, eat-in kitchen GLASTONBURY — Near Min- ■ Manchester Parkade dining rooms (Wainscoting), years. of these meetings or at some adjourned meeting of said Board ett, R ealtor, 648-1677. ment com bination. $24,900. right. R . Harm on A gency, 646- EARN $1.86 hourly plus bmuis gentlem an. CaU 649-3142 or baths, washer and dryer hook with buUt-in appUances. Wood nechaug Golf Course, large M ^ ch e ste r 649-6306 deluxe kitchen -with breakfast 2. To transact such other busi of Tax Re'vlew. H ayes A gency, 646-0131. 7900. ch oice 'building lot. $10,000. servicing Fuller Brush custom- CHECKMASTÎR, never used, 643-9368. ups. AU newly redecorated. COMMERCIAL place for lease, ed lot; walking 'distance to all room, breezeway, 2 car ga ness as may properly come Dated F ebruary 9, 1972, M anchester, Conn. cost $189.96, sellin g tor $46 Hutchins A gency R ealtors, 849- SOUTH WINDSOR — New Ust- eira. N o experience o r Invest E\iU basement and attic. Cen or sale 461 Main St., next to MANCHEISTER — 2-tomUy, 7-6, schooto, bus, shopping. Upper 646-4200 rage. Call Timothy Moynlhan, before such caucus. BOARD OF TAX REVIEW firm . 876-1494. Ni c e room In private home, 5324. ing, $2,600 down, 5 -room ment required. CaU between 5- trally located. Up to three chU post office. ExceUent business large lot, 2-car garage. CSiar- 20’ s. P rin cip les only, 643-9702. 668-0678. J. Watsen Beach Co. Signed A&xm Cook, Chairman kitchen and Uvlng room pri'vl- ______[______Ranch, 3 bedrooms, rec room, 7, 64»0472. dren welcome. $210. monthly. location 'With buUdlng. Call 646- invesfmejnt Property Bon A gency, 643-0688. Multiple Listing Setndee, Real Thomas G. Carruthers, Roger McDermott ALUkONUM dieets used as leges. Free paridng. Phone M anchester MANCHESTER _ Preferred heavily treed A- bar, half acre lot. Hurry, must Security and lease. Call 646- 2426, 0-6. tors, H artford cCfice, 647-1660. Town Chairman Charles H. McKenzie printing plates. .009 thick, 28x 643-6279. For Sole 70-A Princeton St. Area Perfectly “ "® Manchester, $6,600. seU fast. Arruda Realty, 644- 86” , 26 cents each or 5 for $1. 8648 after 6 p.m . PRESIDENTIAL MUST BE SOLD SHOWROOM — Office buUding. COVENTRY — 4-famUy, each m alntalnedl 6-room , 1% bath A gency, 646-7900. 1639. Helen C orreia, 643-0824. Situations Wanted - 643-27U. SINGLE room, working gentle Immediately, transferred ex LOOKING for anything in real Beautifully remodeled as home apartment consists of 2 bed VILUGE APTS. 38 man preferred, reasonable estate rental apartments, COMMERCIAL ecutive says. Excellent con *’®® GLASTONBimY — Cedar COVENTRY — North, Immac- HOT WAT'ER furnace, 77,000 improvement showrooms, rooms, kitchen with appU wlta bM, plus 20x20 stone Ridgê Terrace, lovely large ulate Raised Ranch in country rebt, free paridng. 649-9167. homes,, multiple dweUings, no MANCHESTER dition, on large treed lot. Btu, complete. $60. convec yard display, storage buUd- ances, Uvlng room 'with fire PLOT patio, large shed cabana, choice wooded building lot, neighborhood, features 3 bed- fees. CaU J. D. Real Estate n ils aluminum sided Raised CHILD care, $6. dally, 6 days a tors. Built-in bath tubs, lava GElNTLEMiAN would Uke sam e Ings on four acres. Visible, ac place and ceramic bath. Ame One and two bedrooms. screened porch overlooking ^,000. Arruda Realty, 644- rooms, including master bed A ssociates, in c. 643-5129. C-Zone lot, comer B. Center Ranch offers .4 bedrooms, week, includes brealctast and tories, cabinet sinks, alumi to share 2-bedroonn apartment, cessible location. Bolton, Notch, dy R ealty, R ealtors, 875-6288. and Goodwin St, approved Ihunedtote ooenponoy. lovely private yard. A ll city 1539 Helen C orreia, 643-0824. room, spacious bath, sunken AUTOMOTIVE fireplaced - family room, lunch. 643-7284. 1-84 at door. WiU sub-divide to N m schools, ohnnbee cm ivenlences. $32,600. Call '______num com bination doors 648- color TV, swimming pod, EOUR-ROOM apartment, in 2- tor buUding. Plana avaltohle, built-ins, 2 baths, brand new tub, forn ial dining area wl.th suit. 1-223-4460. " ------■ad shenîng center, on Tim othy Moynihan, 668-0678. J. MANCHESTER — AA zone, 2466 evenings, 648-1442. m any other extras. 876-9716. famUy house, on bus Une, walk everything ready to go. wall-tp-wall carpeting, 2-car sli(hng glass doors to sun deck, C a ld o l BABYSITTING in my licensed boB Unce CnU aajftfniG P riced to. SeU I Watson Beach Co. Multiple 120’ frontage, city water, sew- family______room_____ 'with______unique floor home. Vicinity Center and Mc MONORAL tuner, stereo am MANCHESTER — Large rooms to Parkade, $130 monthly, no 474 MAIN St., 8 rooms, central- |3tUld Fof S o tO 71 garage. Must be seen. Only appliances or utilities, no chU- $43,900. Ustlng Service-Realtors, Hart- er and gas, prestige lopatlon. to c®lUnF firaplMe. ^ k ou t to K ee Sts. Telefrtione 648-9728. plifier and 16” Jenson ipeaker, completely furnldied, carpet ly located, $160 heat included, T. J. C R O C K E n 646-2623 ford O ffice, 647-1660. Call Peterm an R ealtor, 649- -or. SERVICE CENTER HEBRON — 6 acres, 460’ frmit-. pool, 2-Zone baseboard heat, fa ir condition. C all 643-6793 af dran o r pets. Idione 646-6024, security, caU 646-2426, 9-6. MOTHERS — WU care for ed, fireplace, kitchen privi age, mostly level and clear, BBALTOB MS-1677 . FRECHETTE & MARTIN 9404. laundry room, 2-car garage. ter 6- leges, baih, paridng, privacy, 633-1861. FOUR-BEDROOM Cape, alumi ' your child in my licensed 1,100 SQUARE feet o f Industrial $16,760. Cross R ealty, 228-0066. Just needing a new family, bus Une. 643-0002. Realtors 647-9993 num siding, fireplace, attached ACRE building lot. Box Moun- home. By hour or day. 643- MAKE beaten down carpet nap NEW — Deluxe duplex, 3 bed space suitable for storage or $34,900. Oontessa A gency, 742- WITH SPEAKERS MANCHESTER — Garrison Co garage, de^ treed lot. Only tain Drive, Vernon. Price WITH SPEAKERS 9044. at docaways bright and fluffy rooms, 1% baths. E\iU private small shop, cement floor, heat 6385, 742-6505, 742-9581. lonial 'With fr. R eal Els- Realtor, 648-4686. tiques, glass, china, old and located. $176. m onthly. R . D . ZONING BOARD p.m . tate A ssociates, In c., 648-6129. I neiw furniture, bar stools, an M urdock, 643-2692. MANCHESTER — Three - bed OF APPEALS UTEJRATE woman, BA, office tique grandmother clock, old DELUXE 2 - bedroom apart room Colonial, double garage, AO the P ublic He^^ring on Famous Mini 8 Track IMMEDIATE occup€Uicy new 3- experience, wants work, 9-2 doll bouse. Unusual coffee tap ment, waU-to-waU carpeting, treed lot on bus line. Security. SMILE! Mail In Your Monday, February 7, 1972, the Popular 8 Track bedroom Duplexes, all sepa p.m. maximum. Write Box JJ, Ue, 5’ oval plate glass top, complete appliances, 2 air- WiU consider option to 'buy. petition of Mr. Stanley Kowal rate utilities, basements, Stereo Tape Deck Manchester Herald. plaitier underneath. Set of dta- conditionera, fuU basement, H eritage House, 646-2482. ski of 622 State St., Springffield, driveways, 1% baths, $286 I mottd rings, hundreds of other washer-dryer hook-up, vanity Mass., was approved. The peti Stereo Tape Player ^ monthly, security and lease, If's Catching ... Send tion was for a special exception Our items. Auctioneer, CSiarlle type bath, glass sUding doors, SAVE Frechette ft M artin, 647-9993. from Section 8.1.4 of the Zon Our. Reg. ” P a ” B arker, evm ilngs 644- onto patio. $220. per month. SAVE $15 Out of Te«m Classified Ads! ing Regulations. This decision Reg. 59.95 1766. Oonsigiunettte wanted. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor, MANCHESTER — Four-room Happy Thoughts 49.99 $20 44.88 is effective February 12, 1972. WOODUND 643-2692. aparimenl In cepter of town. For Rent 66 Signed: 29.99 Illuminated channel selector, built-in burglar alarm. Fuel and Feed 49-A Kitchen range, heait, adults 686 CENTER — 4Vi-room duplex, ELUNGTON—RockvlUe Une, 6- Fill in the Ad Form and Mail with only $1.89, cash or check, to: Plays all 8 track cartridges. Install in glove compart Plays all 8 track cartridges. Our best selling tape only. No pets. Ebccellent ccmdl- to someone you love. Raymond A. Desmone, SEASONED F irew ood, $8.96 room duplex in residential ment or under dash. Complete with 2 stereo speakers. player. ______^ ______« baths, all appUances, fully tlon. $160 per month. 648-7166. Chairman per trunk load? Route 86, Bol carpeted, air - conditioners, neighborhood, utiUties not in MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD APAflTMENTS ton, 649-6284. heat and hot. water, storage MANCHESTER — Two - famUy cluded, $160 per month. A'vaU-a Happy Birthday LEGAL and parking, on bus line, con house, rooms, carpeting, able M arch 1st. 872-0369. 7:30- HOBfESTEAD ST. SEASONED firewood, cut and INSTALLATION FREB venient to shoiq>ing, 8-apart paneling, a|q>Uances, garage, 9:30 p.m . 13 Bissell St., Manchester, Conn. 06040' OFF W. MHNILE TPKE. split to length, dump-truck NOTICE ment unit. Charles PonticeUl, privacy. No pets. $180. 64S- MANOHE8T E B load, $25, half a load, $16. CaU ROCKVILLE —. Three - room OF DATE OF PRIMARY 649-9644, Raym ond Ponticel- 0002. H appy Anniversary Ifte r 6, 648-9604. apartment with heat, hot wa FOR TOWN COMMITTEE 1, 2 and 8-bedroom luxury u, 646-oeno. MANCHESTER — 6 rooms, 2- ter, stove and refrigerator, llv- Type or print Ad on following lines- MEMBERSHIP apartments. Features wall-to- SEASONED hardwood, sawed THREE • RpOM apartment, bedroom duplex, waU-to-waU, fiig room paneled and carpet Notice to the enrolled mem wall carpeting, vanity tile and deUvered. C. Hutchlnsmi, Congratulations ready for occupancy, recently appliances, completely redeco ed. $186. Security deposit re bers of the RepubUcam Party of baths, buUbin oven, range, 648-1288. dishwasher, refrigerator and remodeled, new carpeting, rated. A fter 6, 1-296-9478. quired, adults only, no perts, the Town of Vernon: diqtonl, electric heat, 2 air- FIREPLACE w ood fo r sale. $16 heat, hot water. Ideal for re parking fo r one ca r. CaU 648- In accordance with Section FOUBHOOM apeufm ent, $126 Get Well Wishes, etc. ootolitlonera, gtoea sliding pick-up load. D ry hardwood, tired couple. $125 m onthly. 648- 9678. 9-426 of the General StatiUes of monthly. Security deposit No doors, all large rooms. Full cut to fit your firefUace. Hand 8609. the State of Connecticut, and 6o r 8Cyl. Tune-Up basement storage area, am pets. Phone 648-1406 after 6 HEBRON - - WaU St., 4-room spUt. F ree deUvery. 643-7996. the Convention and Committee p le paridng. Starting at $176. TEUIESA Apartments, 1 Main p.m . heated apartment including Happy Easter Rules of the Republican Party Includes Labor Hoady to Unmlng, schooto, SEASONED fireplace wood to r St. Deluxe one-bedroom apart hot water, carpeting, appli of the State of Connecticut, no Quaker State ^ Stoadord or Heavy bus and rUiglcnis facUUles. FOUR rooms, two blocks from sale, $18 a pick-up load. DeUv- ment, including appliances, ances, storage, laundry, park tice is hereby given that the Model ipartment open for alTKionditlonlng, c a r p ^ , $167. Main S t $140 m onthly. In ing. $180 monthly. 649-2871, 646- Whaf could make a person happier Inqtoothn U-6 Saturday and erad. Phone 228-9686. cludes stove and refrigerator. Name ...... -Town Committee of the Repub on Chonge Speclol Daty Shock Akorbers monthly. Paul W. Dougan, 0882. lican Party pf the Tovm of Ver Sunday, other times by ui- R ealtor, &48-4086. Call 647-1861. than fo make another person smile? ? “cyl. potntmant. non has fixed Thursday, April 13 16 ROCKVILLE — Rockland Ter Household G o ^ » Address ...... 20, 1972, as the day o f the P ri Caldor We install new Champion Spark B um by race Apartments — Large and 99 099 ANTIQUE mahogany g a teleg FOUR room s, first floor, 688 Furnished beautiful 8 and 4-room apart mary for the election of mem Pricel Ea. A Ea. Plugs, new heavy duty points, C ity ...... Phone bers of the RepubUcan Town 4.88 rotor, condenser. Time and set taUe, opens to seat 6, $66. (ParkMr St., 649-6666. ments. Includes heat, hot wa Order Your Happy Ad Today! U At R Housiug Cerp. Apartm ents 63-A 5Standard Heavy Duty Beautiful trestle table; dark ter, aU appUances, with dish Committee in said Town, which We install 5 quarts of Quaker points, adjust dwell setting, car Rentals by pine, n ever used, $86. 876-1494. THURSTON Apartm ents — 140 THREE-ROOM furnished or un washer, disposal, carpeting, Day to S ta rt...... Primary will be held if opposing State superblend 10W30 oil, lube Shocks are double action design buretor; check air filter, PCV R obert D^ Hilliard St. Three rooms, fully furnished apartment, first pool and your own private ter Coll 643-2711 candidacies are filed in accord and grease all visible fittings, . . . reduce sway and front end valve. Resistor spark plugs $2 - M urdM k SEWING MACHINE — 1971 zlg- carpeted, complete appU floor. C all after 6 p .m ., 649- race in a country setting. ance with Section 9-406 o f the check oil and air filters, PCV dip . . . restore new car ridel $3 extra; air conditioned cars, $3 sag, unclaimed layawiw> ImU* ances, diades, generous clos General Statutes of the State of iRealtor 6414693 9608. From $160. Sorry, n o pets, 872- DEADLINE: 4:30 PJd., Day Before Publication valve. ___ Your choice, we install freel extra. ance $41.86. Singer slir-iag, ets, heat, hot water, parking, Connecticut. 6434661 4046, 629'8686. 15 WORDS FOR 8 CONSECUTIVE DAYS — ONLY $1.89 originally over $800, bow only basement storage. Near shop- TWO large rooms,. woman or Dated at Vernon, Connecticut, HOT (TUN f $46.86. Singer Touch and Sew, ping m d churches $178 p er couple only, $86. weekly, no iiaticiifrBtrr lEurttitis ifrraUi Send this fom in together with your check — your classified ad this 11th day o f February 1972. Manchester SALE: WED. thru FRI. $48.60.' AU guarantor easy month. Cnil Peterman Real pets. CaU after 6 p .m ., 646- will be placed the very next day. RepubUcan Town Committee 9 H Exit 93, Wilbur Cross Parkway terms. 633^1, dealer. tor, 649-9404-. Ow ner m anaged. Open Late Every Night Read Herald Ads * ~ FAST — ACTION PACKED —ADS! of the Town of Vernon By Thomas G. Carruthers, 2 WAYS TO CHARGE 1145 Tolland Turnpike Except Sat. 'til 6 P.M. Chairman V \

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The Senior. Choir of Center^ ’The Marine Corps League A bout Town Congregational Church will re-" Auxiliary wUl sponsor a public Special at Pinehurst . . . Breyer’s Ice Cream — ‘/j gallon 1.19 .... save 30c hearse tonight at 7:15 in the 'Valentine setback card party Judiciary Panel’s Gjunsel *Poor' The Weather The Senior ■ Choir oi Commu church sanctuary. tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Ma rine Home, 717 Parker St. Cloudy tonight and tomorrow nity BaptUst Church will re To Study Pornography Bill Tom Seaver hearse tonight at 7:30 at the ’ITie ccmmission on educa Prizes will be awarded, and re^ R0(»( CORNISH HENS with 50 per cent chance of "snow church. tion of South United Methodist fredunents will be served after The legislature’s Judiciary "Citizens*’, and in backing H.B, -A/,.'/"" late Friday; tonight’s low 25 Church will meet tonight at 8 :30 the games. , committee, meeting: In execu 5036 is independent of h is 'Cham U i ’ A T A Page 2 7 to 30 . . . tomorrow’s high upper H ie board of trustees of Com b e r Job. 40s. Saturday cloudy, cold. at the church. tive session yesterday, declined munity Baptist Chutxih will ’The Sunset d u b will meet Swank’s position in the ob Manchester—-A City o f Village Charm meet tonight at 7 :30 in the Fel Boy Scout Troop 123 will Friday at 2 p.m. at the Senior to clarify its position on H.B. scenity issue was verified today ROCK BOTTOM PUKE lowship Hall of the church. meet tonight at 6:45 at Com dtizens Center. After the meet 6036, an act concerning the defi bv Chamber President Walter munity Baptist Church. ing, there will be a social time. nition of obscenity. Morrissey. ROCK FESTIVAL! SHENANDOAH — The VOL. XCI, NO. 117 (THIRTY-TWO PAGES—'TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1972 (Classified Advertising on Page 29) PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS The general meeting of the A potluck will be served at 4:45 "Grant Swank Is doing It In Best Rock Cornish under the direction of Mrs. Bet By consensus, it referred the dependently and is strictly on Concerned Citizens for Better The ’Trinity Covenant Church Reek Cornish 22 oz plump.HENS Education scheduled for tomor ty Jesanls. matter to Atty. William Murray his own,’’ said Morrissey. Choir will rehearse tonight at for study. Murray, of Bloom Gom e Hen (4 for 3.08) 7 9 ^ row' at 8 p.m, at the Bowers 7 :30 in the church. StSiool cafeteria has been can Cub Scout Pack 53 will have field, serves as counsel to the Is It game? celed until a later date.. its Blue and Gold Banquet Fri Judiciary committee. He was The stage crew for the "Man day at'6 p.m. at Waddell School. instructed to determine the con- Vote $41,000 Although its ancestors Trust Pinahurst Grocery The Gate of Heaven Mother’s chester Community Players ’Ihoae planning to attend are re stituUonaUty of the bill and to were once game birds, a Ulster production "Sorry, Wrong Num The Meat People Circle will meet tonight es it will ed at Rockville General Hospi Hie demonstration, 'which is was found aboard the ferry consider the Jan. 31 action. help to avoid any possible fu tal yesterday where was open to the public, 'will in Duke of Argyll as it was bring He told each of the 39, "F i Packer Cut 32 to 86 Lbs. ture war. taken with injuries suffered in clude firing techniques and ing 300 British solcliers and an nally, because we are so stun Dividend Warplanes Batter North an accident near the Maple temperatures, and the various U.S. CHOICE RIBS OF BEEF equal number of civilians to "We of course have no Illu ned by the action of the Judici Street School. glazes. Mrs. Tanzer 'will also Cut into Steaks or Roasts and Freezer Wrapped lb. 9 0 ^ Belfast from England. The 40- sions that 20 years of heistiUty ary Committee, we ■will find it discuss the problem of eating pound suitcase bomb, powerful Taxes Due between the United States and ^nOFR Vernon police said the boy necessary to publicize to the ran into the side of a car driven utensils containing lead and will enough to destroy a five-st<^ CSiina are going to be swept citizenry of your community explain the proper use of clay away by one week of talks," he by Mrs. Barbara Dick of Dailey e buUdlng, was found half an In Heavy Bombing Raids your pcsitian on this bill.’’ and glazes to obtain lead free In Refund Circle, Rockville. ’Ihe accident hour before the ferry arrived said. Jackson said yesterday his pottery. Save 30c gal. on new Flavor of the Month Twin Strawberry when yon buy, and was defused at the dock. "As we look to the future we is still under investigation. HARTFORD (AP) — SAIGON (AF) t- U.S. war committee is "considering the Mrs. Tanzer is teaching at at Pinehurst. Sale price of 1.19 Vt sal. Many others flavors, too. Seciurlty authorities ordered launchers and other equipment multiple barrages of surface-to- must realize that the govern SPECIALTY Connecticut residento iMu) haye planes ended two days of hea\ry in scuthem Laos five bdl on its merits," and not be the Wesleyan Potters in Middle- an intensive review of safety air missiles and antiaircraft ar ment of the People’s Republic already paid the 1971 state tax bombing inside North 'Vietnam trucks in the northwest comer Most Loans on Homes cause of the implication in town and at the Je'wisl> Com precautions at airports and har tillery fire, and one Air Force of China and government of the TW EED ’S SHOP CHICAGO — More than eight New items cmd on capital gains and. dividend today after about ISO strikes of Scuth Vietnam. Pilots also Swank’s letter. munity Center in West Hart .1 bors. F4 was shot down. It was the United States have had great out of 10 mortgages held by Swank, who is an ordained ford. She is vice president of Fresher by far ... (Herald photo by Pinto) income which was less than against newly installed long- reported triggering a dozen sec first loss over the North since differences," he said. '“They 773 MAIN S’n teE T — MANCHESTER Specicri Features savings and loan associations minister and vdio is executive the Society of Ckmnectlcut Darwin and, wife leave Tolland Court today $100 will probably gret the tax range artillery guns and an ondary explosions and two fires December. *1116 two crewmen will c(xitinue to have differ are on one - to - four • family vice president of the Manches Craftsmen, and for the second SPINACH . . . BROCCOLI Now on Display refunded. tiaircraft defenses. in raids south of the DMZ, in were listed as missing. ences. But what we must do is Free Parking — Open Thun. Nights tUl »1D0 dwellings, and most of these ter Cham'ber of Commerce, has year, will serve as chairman CUKES . . . BEANS * from SMUCKER Gov. Thomas J. Meskill said Scores more raids were flown dicating hits on ammunition Radio Hanoi claimed that to find a way to see that we are on single-family homes, ac emphasized that his participa of the Crafts Division of the Wednesiiay that he 'would sign against enemy positions in Laos stores. North Vietnamese forces ^ o t can have difference without cording to the U.S. Savings tion in picketing the Main St. Hartford Arts Festival at Con CHBiUtY PRESERVE a bill eliminating the $5 min and South Vietnam, but the *1116 strikes into North Viet down two planes, "kilUng and being eiiemies in war.” and Loan League. bookstore, in Organizing the stitution Plaza. imum payment n ^ required hea'v;^ attack against North nam a few hours before Presi ORANGE MARM. , capturing’’ a number of air He cited the words on the TOP GRADE POTATOES RED RASPBERRY JAM Darwin Case Nolled for any capital .g(iins or divi Vietnam forced the U.S. Oom- dent Nlx(m’s departure * for men. mand to cut back the aerial Communist China were the plaijue left on the mewn by STRAWBERRY attempt was made to sexually dend income and 'would free all *1118 mids were concentrated By JUNE UNTON appearing particularly excited. campaign in South Vietnam. heaviest since more than 1,000 America’s astronauts to under 10 L B . CHERRY JELLY Ihey have ^ n t many hours m dest her. persons 'whese income last year in the northeastern quarter of Herald Reporter The command reported its raids were flown against the line the purpose of his Journey. BAG sitting in ccuitrcoms and wait State Pdllce MaJ. Scunuel from dividends and capital the demilitarized zone and in 59* 95* MINT APPLE bombers destroyed five artil North Dec. 26-30. *1116 vvords: Roy F. Darwin, twice con ing, and even mis being the last Rcipe headed the investigation gains was less than $100 from side North 'Vietnam. Some were "We came In peace for all RED RASPBERRY JELLY lery guns inside North Viet The U.S. Command an victed oi the 1963 Rothwell mur seemed to make little differ Mriiich led to Darwin’s arrest on having to pay the six per cent nam, two surface-to-air missile nounced that pilots ran into (See Page Fourteen) mankind.’’ Lg. Calif. ORANGES seedless 88s’ m ^or der left court this morning a ence. When it was all over they Dec. 6, 1663 at Pratt & Whitney tax at ’Then the President kissed his free man. had a brief conference in a side Aircraft. "I heype that it will be passed two daughters, Julie Elsen at the earliest i>osslble date,’’ For lack of admissible evi room -with their attorney. Spe ’Then began the string of po hower and 'Tricia Cox, stepped CRISP CELERY ...... bunch 49e MACADAMIA NUTS 9 9 ^ dence the charge of second de cial PubUc Defender John F. lice and courtroom procedures the governor said. ' past a special military honor gree murder was nolleil but in Shea, and new looking upeet vriilch led through two trials, Legislative leaders have in guard and into the presidential dicated they would' act t(xlay on PINEMT. ORCAUF. the process Assistant State’s abruptly fled down the corridor three appeals and today. helicopter. He lifted off for An CEDAR FIREPLACE ■USa Attorney Abbot Schwebel in a into the outside Eiir, free for the Schwebel reviewed the steps a bill changing the minimum drews at 10:18 a.m. TOMATOES ...... Box of 4 29e LOGS / t T’ payment levels in the con long statement made it abun first time since his arrest eight by which the state lost its evi A sizable crowd lined the troversial capital gains and dantly clear that the state is years ago. dence. He observed that the law fence encircling the White dividend tax. ccmvinced of Darwin’s guilt. Darwin was..ap early suspect has seen substantial changes in House on the south side and Meskill promised to direct Schwebel said they simply do in the slaying of 17-year-old protection afforded an accused some were holding up large the State Tax Department to RIPE A Special cn New not have enough evidence left Hope Fern Rothwell. He had at since 1963. "’Ilie task of our signs. One of them read: "N ix refund immediately any taxes large 24 oz. to convict him, that “ A third tended a 4-H meeting at the on’s war is escalating;’’ anoth police is difficult and often that 'would not be required, if trial would be a futile pro ’Tolland Agricultural (lienter that times very frustrating. er said “Withdraw suppwt of That's what everyone BANANAS DINTY MOORE ceeding.’’ the $100 minimum wins legisla Thleu.” night and so had she. Her par ‘ "The result today is a product n j» evidence they did have tive approval. A crowd of several hundred VEGETABLE STEW ents initiated a search when of our legal system which has at the time of the Grand Jury The governor said the change well-wishers, mostly Air F w ce is soying about in beef broth she failed to return home and as one of its basic tenets t h e hearing in 1964 ’ has eroded wlies to oil-fed miners reject the proposals. Poll published in the Daily Britain now can link up with tall 16 oz. can electricity generating plants, ’There was talk of police action Telegraph, more Britons side Europe have worsened dan 85 oz. CALGONITE 5 1 * ^ the miners threw up picket Mei’chants in the Park WOOLITE lg. 16 oz. 1 ^ 1 with the miners than with their gerously. lines at the refineries on the employer, the National (^oal ade Shopping Center and in STATE BUTTER ’Thames and Tees rivers, and It had been Heath’s aim to Board. Fifty-seven per cent of lead a strong, buoyant, thriving Downtown Manchester are LAND^’ LAKES lb. 8 3 « railroad workers refused to Millions those questioned backed the holding $500 in gift certifi cross them to transport the oil. Britain into the Common Mar strikers and 19 per cent agreed ket. cates and a 1972 model Virtually no oil left the refi Jobless with the management. *1116 re Until last month the pros snowmobile for lucky shop neries. mainder took no stand. Most c f Britain’s power pects seemed bright. pers during the Washing We cIOM om adv. wito J^ o eJ^pUonal values . . . Chicken of the Sea White SoUd against miners stopping coal Nearly two million men and Albacore 18 oz, cans of Tuna at 87c and 80c off on % gallons of Breyer’s p u rrice& ea m plants run on coali, and their women have been laid off since Hie pound sterling was riding ton’s Birthday Sale Feb. 18, sui^lies are expected to be from entering the power sta high- 19 and 21. tions and the use of troops to industry went on reduced hours SAVE 80c ON EVERY l/g GALLON | gone by the end of the month. at the beginning of the week. Britirii exports were hum Certificates in $5 denom But Prime Minister Edward move coal stockpiled at the ming, easily outstripping im inations will be awarded pitheads. Another mllUon were unem Heath’s government Is relying ployed before the power famine ports. A group of 46 left-wing Labo- Monday at 7 p.m. and the BREYER'S PURE ICE CREAM H on oU-fueled atatlans to main began. It seemed as If Heath’s un rites In Parliament warned that snowmobile award will tain at least 25 per cent of nor yielding resistance to in come on Tuesday at 10 When You Buy it at Pinehurst Sale Price of mal electricity output when the a general strike would "Inevita LONDON (AP) — Hie flash flationary wage claims was MON.- TUES.- WEDS. & FRI. 8:00 to 8:30 P.M. coal runs out. bly follow’’ any decision to call economic crisis resulting from working, opening the way to an a.m. The certificates come In the army. from the Parkade mer THURSDAY - 8:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. With the nation’s factories the British c'oal strike today export-led boom that would cut to half time because of the In the worst blackouts since threatened Prime Minister Ed soak up the one million British chants and the snowmobile SATURDAY 8:00 A..M. to 6:00 P.M. blackouts, three government the World War n Blits, millionB ward Heath’s plans to lead unemployed. from Downtown Manches CARRY OUT SERVICE... PLENTY OP PARKING ihedloton worked overtime in of homes are without heat and Britain Into, the European Cfom- Had such conditions c(Httln- ter businesses. the hope of ending the strike light for 'ttiree to 12 hours a mon Market. ued Britain would have been Two special sections on PLAZA 83-ROUTE 83-MRI - ROCKVILLE, CONN. 06066 QUICK CHECK-OUT HERB AT 302 MAIN that threatens to . bring British day. R also provided a somber able to,face with confidence the the Washington’s Birthday ■ TEL. (203) 872-91RL industry, to a halt in two weeks. Electric train services have prelude for the British leader’s rigors ^ life In the enlarged Sale are found in t o d y ’s The three-man court of inquiry been drastically reduced In talks this weekend with Presi Common Market despite the Parkade Shops Show Sale Signs headed by Lord WUberforce many parts Of the country. dent Georges Pompidou of big new flnwcial burdens of Sisrns are up at Butterfield’s for the Parkade’s big Washington’s Birthday sales wds expected to announce its Postal deliveries are cut as France cn. the future hope of entry and membership. m'M Pinehurst Grocery Inc, . recomifiendatlons Friday for sorting cffices try to copj with allied Europe. scheduled for tomorrow, Saturday and Monday. Parkade merchants plan to of settling the six-week-old walk out light. Milk and sugar are A three-day debate in the (See Page Fourteen) fer the best buys of the year. (Herald photo by Pinto) lEoming l|praUi O P E N *nLL 9 THURS. and FRI.