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WASHINGTON (UPI) - dations,” and “ Whether the cast interview (N B C )^ eet the believes the President may to sponsor legislation giving Federal Judge John J. Sirica court h ^ power to disclose such Press. He rejected the White deliberately seek a contempt Nixon complete immunit/lrom today ordered that a secret reports, and if so, to what House view that the committee fight with the House over his prosecution once he resigns. grand jury report on President extent.” request is a “ fishing refusal to produce the 42 tapes nniversar Nixon’s handling of Watergate -y- The Senate Watergate com- Sirica, who reaches man­ exp^ition.” rather than a showdown on the THIS COUPON mittee questions the be turned over to the House datory retirement age on his — Anderson also said the issues of the case. “ He can’t $5 President’s private secrhtary,4 A PURCHASE Judiciary Committee’s im­ 70th birthday Tuesday, will be President has become a confront the issue on facts Rose Mary Woods, in jirivate peachment inquiry. replaced as Chief Judge of U.S. Republican “ liability” in many because the facts are in­ session Wednesday about an Sirica ordered a two-day stay District Court by Judge George parts of the country. “ A majori­ criminating,” said Waldie. alleged $100,000 campaign con­ in turning the report over to . L. Hart, Jr. Wednesday. ty of candidates will concen­ — Rep. Wilbur Mills, D-Ark., tribution from billionaire permit “ whatver appellate Hart, 68, is expected to divide trate on conducting indepen­ said Sunday (CBS “ Face the Howard Hughes to the Get your Stop & Shopswor review may be available.” the crush of expected dent campaigns,” he said. Nation” ) that Nixon will be out President’s friend, Charles G. “ Having carefully examined Watergate cases equally among — Rep. Jerome R. Waldie, D- of office either by impeach­ “ Bebe” Rebozo. Miss Woods ONI Of 1MI STOP A SHOP COM PAN! r S the contents of the grand jury the 15 judges remaining on the Calif., a member of the ment or resignation by said in earlier testimony to the f ! report, the court is satisfied court. Hart will have to step Judiciary Committee, said he November. He said he is vrilling ‘‘Quality-Protected^^ Beef Naturally Aged For Tenderness! committee, released Saturday,' that there can be no question down as chief judge when he she had two or three conver­ regarding their materiality to reaches age 70 in 15 months. sations with Rebozo about the 3 oz. PACKAGE the House Judiciary Com­ A Watergate grand jury gave 3 6 0 money but never discussed it mittee’s investigation,” Sirica the report to Sirica March 1 as with Nixon. Good Mon., March 18-S a t u . said. it indicted seven former close UmifonP .Ro, o .., March 23. “ Beyond materiality, of ' “ne 3 oz. Package Per Customer associates of President Nixon course, it is the committee’s on charges of conspiracy in the responsibility to determine the Watergate cover-up. Sources ■ ■- 'J? Labor Party SUPERMARKETS sigtoficance of the evidence, have said the report deals with and the court offers no opinion the President and that the Faces First Ghuck Steak as to relevance.” grand jury asked that it be Starts Mon., March 18 - Sat., March 23 Items ottered for sale not "Buy ours... ' Big Test available in case lots or The committee had requested given to the Judiciary Com­ 8 GM ypui^Stop i Stiopswortti First Cuts-Bone-in to other retail dealers the secret report so it can use mittee, which is studying possi­ or wholesalers. LONDON (UPI) - Britain’s T|iey help you manage hetterl" whatever evidence the grand ble impeachment of the Presi­ minority Labor government 9 OZ. “Quality-Protected” beef ju ^ had uncovered in its in­ Tabby Tasty Dinners Pkg. 39* StDp & ShDp brands CDSt less than natinnal dent. met the Conservative and ASSORTED is extra tender, flavorful, quiry into whether" Nixon has In other developments: Liberal opposition today in a Minute Rice Mixes FLAVORS Pkg. * 1 brands. ^ fresh, juicy and weii trimmed. been involved in impeachable — Rep. John B. Anderson, R- parliamentary showdown that Riggio Spaghetti Sauce 3 *1 Yet Step & ShDp brands are the equal dt eur offenses. The White House did 111., chairman of the House With "Quaiity-Protected” beef you could force a new national elec­ MEAT. MEATLESS. MUSHROOM OR MARINARA best-selling natienal brand fer quality. not contest Sirica’s right to turn Republican Conference, sided tion or set off a consUtutional Alcoa King Size Foil iso foot roll *129 know your dinner wiii be a success. I vDuch for it. The people in this store all the material over to the com­ with the Judicihry Committee, crisis. mittee. against the President, Sunday, The House of Commons ended Laddie Boy /n t Dog Food ,4vfoz''‘iANs*1” vouch for it. The people in charge of Stop & Shop brands vouch for it. (I know. I've asked.) Sirica’s 22-page ruling said saying the White House should nearly a week of debate and Bordens Cremora 79* “Quality-Protected” Beef that the two questions be had give the comittee 42 tapes it has called a vote tonight to decide California Chuck Steak So buy the brands I back personally: Stop & considered were: “ Whether the KittvSalm nn s a lm o n a n d egg o goz o q c requested. “ ...I think the com­ on new Prime Minister Harold i\iiiy odim un qr s a lm o n a n d k id n e y ^ cans Shop brands. grand jury has power to make mittee should be given that in­ Wilson’s Labor government “Quality-Protected” Beef Your Store Manager. reports and recommen­ formation,” he said in a broad­ legislative program. Z\ M int-Prlcaa Frozen Food Buys Boneiess Chuck Steak T The Conservatives and The Stop & Shop Companies liberals vowed to vote against the program because the Sun Glory Orange Juice package provided legal curbs Cube Steak Biade Cut Chuck Steak 88!: Rep, Dooley on prices but not wages. The \ 1 0 0 % o ra n g e | • • Arab Ministers Discuss Oil Prices two-party opposition said the V ju ic e Iro m move would inevitably step up P io T ld a . inflation. Four Arab oil ministers are shown at a meeting nf the nine-member Organization of Arab Will Not Seek Political informants said, 02 oz 7 Q c Macaroni & Cheese STOP & SHOP Pkg Petroleum Exporting Countries (OAPEC) in Vienna Sunday. Top are Algeria’s Belaid however, the government Taste O’Sea Flounder Dinner 9oz d Q e Bonrien Ghndi Roast • " T Abdessalam, left, president of the OAPEC; and Ahmed HallaFof Egypt. Bottom: Aied might try at the last moment to Pkg. Alalawi, Idit, Bahrein; and Syria’s Jabr El Kefri. The group met again today to decide avoid a showdown by main­ French Fried Shrimp TASTE O'SEA Commitment to the Consumer Re-Election 89* taining the old Conservative Calif. Chuck Roast t *1 " Olade Cut Chuck Roast ? 8 8 £ whether to lift the five-month-old oil embargo against the United States. (UPI photo) 10 oz. o c e Judge John J. Sirica government’s pay curbs for Birds Eye Cut Corn 4 Pkgs. BARBARA RICHMOND than adequate fashion,” he another six months. Roman M§at Lasagne 12 OZ C Q c Pkg 0 5 * We’ve made a science of In a surprise announcement said. tOoz O Q c Smode^^Cous&Sakaf^cpeoS^! this morning. Democratic State Dooley said he would prefer Birds Eye Peas and Carrots 5 Pkgs. 0 5 1 liv Rep. Thomas Dooley of Vernon to step down and permit meat handling in the store! Oil Embargo Lifting said he will not seek re-election someone who is capable of Banker Pays Ransom Stop Shop Fish Sticks to the General Assembly, a post spending as much time as he & For some time now, we’ve been telling our he is serving for a second term. has in the past to represent the T h^ legislator cited his in­ interests of the town and state. Just heat and serve . 8 oz. customers about Stop & Shop's revolutionary Delayed by D^ails top with tartar sauce. Pkgs. Siikad Skouldeis=691 creased responsibilities at Dooley said he knew of no one For Wife’s Return 2 Marlboro Meat Plant which enables us to main­ Connecticut General Life In­ in particular at the present 10 oz. tain uniform cleanliness and tight quality con­ week but sources there in­ crude oil another three months surance Ck). as his primary time who is interested in run­ LINO LAKES, Minn. (U P I )- Joseph H. Krimback, special Stouffers Broccoli Au Gratin Pkg 65* United Pres* International Shopping Center. Edina is about Fuiiy Cooked Hams trol, allowing our beef to age carefully and reason for his decision. Last ning t o r the post he will be Banker Gunnar Kronholm has agent in cl4rge of the FBI in 9oz OQe Arab oil nations have agreed dicated a formal decision end­ until July 1. 30 miles from Lino Lakes. Birds Eye Creamed Spinach Pkg ^ 5 1 fall he was elevated to the posi­ leaving. He added, however, he delivered a ransom to the kid­ naturally. This prompts some of my customers in principle to lift their five- ing the embargo would be an­ The 12 OPEC members the Minneapolis-St. Paul area, No other information was BEEF OR 10 oz. 7 Q e nounced in Vienna Sunday. tion of second vice president to will probably support a favorite napers of his wife, Eunice, a said the car belonging to Mrs. Stouffers Meat Pies CHICKEN Pkg *5 1 to ask me, "Can I be assured that these same month-old oil embargo against nations produce 85 per cent of available, Krimback said. head the marketing depart­ candidate when the time family spokesman said early 6 y>oi. ^Qe Smoked Boneless Pork Butts the United States, Arab oil the world’s oil exports. Kronholm'was found at 1:25 Kronholm, described as Birds Eye C ool-W hi^w iggle high standards are maintained in the meat room ment. comes. today, and the kidnapers have Pkg sources said today. Nine members of the In other energy-related news: a.m. EDT today by the Edina exhausted and distraught, was in your store?’’ His new position, he said, Noting he does plan to remain promised they will let him Police Department at' the Hendrie’s Ice Creancer 30 oz Pkg of 12 99* WATER ADDED The sources said an an­ Organization of Arab — Egyptian President Anwar unable to meet Sunday with 'V f The answer is an absolute “Yes!’’ Every Stop requires substantial time and involved in governmental af­ know later today where his wife Colonial Master Smoked Shoulders nouncement of the boycott’s Petroleum Exporting (Countries Sadat told Newsweek magazine parking lot of the Southdale newsmen. C H E E S E 14 oz 89! travel which precludes his run­ fairs and in this connection is can be found. & Shop meat department is operating under the end has been held up so far (OAPEC) met separately in that he feels it would be a “ real John’s Pizza O R S A U S A G E Pkg 69' ning for a'third term. Asked if seriously considering seeking The Rev. Bruce Fleming, healthiest environmental and sanitary stand­ while the oil ministers argued Vienna to consider lifting the tragedy for our area of the BUTT PORTION he would be interested in run­ election to the Town Council, Kronholm's brother-in-law and ards that meat has ever had in a supermarket. over details of the move. ban after the 12-nation world” if President Nixon were Cooked Hams = 79» WATER ADDED 89! ning for Congress, Dooley Dooley said he would also like pastor of the Bethlehem Baptist Mlnl-PricBO Dairy Specials 1 (In Tunis, the official Organization of Petroleum impeached. Sadat said Nixon Our meat backrooms are kept at 45*... and at answered with a definite “ no” to think that the time will come New Violence Church in Minneapolis, said Algerian press service also an­ Exporting Countries (OPEC) had accomplished a “ new look” 32° to 34 ' in our refrigerator. These are the stating that “ it is not my cup of when he can again consider money had been deliver^ “ as nounced the boycott’s end, announc^ it had decided to in A m erica’s M iddle East ideal temperatures for keeping meat fresh. It’s tea.” becoming a candidate for state per the kidnapers instruction (t saying the Arab ministers continue a freeze on prices of policy. " Cottage Cheese Dooley, before reapportion­ office. and that word is supposed to be controlled by our meat managers who’ve re­ "decided purely and simply to Kills Fight BREAKSTONE i t ’s sim piy super! ment, represented the entire Dooley has been a popular ceived extensive training in all aspects of meat lift the embargo measures.” ) received sometime this morn­ Mini-priced' to 1 lb. town of Vernon. With reappor­ candidate with both parties Coni . A consistency of quality in fresh ground beef that you handling, including sanitation and refrigeration An aide to l^udi Arabian Oil ing where Mrs. Kronholm can save you money. Carlyle-J ohnson tionment he was elected to proven in the 1970 elections be found.” 49' ■* can buy only at Stop & Shop. Carefully selected Minister Ahmed Zaki Yamani BELFAST (UPI) — Authorities tightened security standards, and this becomes part of their daily serve one portion of Vernon when he won in all four Vernon Fleming refused to say how cuts, fat content scientifically controlled. said the Arabs would hold a new across Northern Ireland today after the worst violence in Swiss Miss Puddings 2 9 9 ‘ routine. while the other sections share voting districts and in 1972 win­ much ransom was paid or give BUnERSCOTCH. CHOCOLATE OR DARK CHOCOLATE round of talks this afternoon. months rocked the St. Patrick’s Day weekend. Plant Struck districts with other area towns. ning when all other offices were any details on how the money All equipment in the meat department was Arab oil sources said a final Mrs. Filberts Soft Margarine‘^gl'r^„'„‘', 59* Dooley, who is an attorney, taken by Republicans. was delivered. ' Bomb blasts and ambushes over the weekend killed e i^ t Bowl Coni especially designed with sanitation in mind. For decision was expected then. 'The 48 production employes Albert R. Hutchings, vice 16 oz I'uTer Lean Ground Beef termed serving in the General “ Dooley has kept his cam­ persons, including two Irish Republican Army (IRA) Earlier, the FBI announced King Sour SOUR CREAM SUBSTITUTE instance, we have eliminated the wooden chop­ Syrian Oil Minister Jabr El of the Carlyle-Johnson Machine president of the company, Com. Assembly, “ One of the most paign promises, making that the car belonging to Mrs. 8 oz. ‘Simply Super lean ground beef Kefri was awaiting new instruc­ Co. were out on strike as of this agreed with Ingalls today that militants and three British soldiers. Borden Snack Pack Cheese ping blocks which can encourage bacteria worthwhile and exciting ac­ himself available to his con­ Kronholm was found in the Pkg is not less than 76% lean. tions from Damascus following morning and set up picket lines negotiations are “ far apart,” 5 oz. growth. They have been replaced by stainless tivities I have ever stituents, answering their many Minneapolis suburb of Edina. An IRA attack on an army raiders tried in vain to smash Stella Parmesan Wedge Sunday’s indecisive meeting of at 6 a.m. at the company gates with about eight issues un­ Pkg. steel and plastic cutting boards, non-porous for experienced.’ ’ He added, “ It letters and calls, meeting with Mrs. Kronholm, 46, dis­ foot patrol in Londonderry’s open the armory door with bolt 7 OZ. Arab oil ministers on lifting the at 52 Main St. resolved. Among the most im­ Maybud Gouda Cheese may sound corny but I found it them in person, and kept them appeared Friday morning Brandywell district Sunday cutters and an ax. Pkg. easy washing. In addition, we use high pressure embargo, the sources sa id .. The employes are members portant, they agree, are a 5 oz. thrilling to be part of the law­ informed. sometime after 7:% a.m Later night killed a soldier, raising Murphy said the gunmen kept Stella Romano Wedge Mini-Priced from our Ktichens I f Mlnf-Prlced Self Seruice Doll I hot water sprayers to sanitize our equipment, Egypt and Saudi Arabia had of the International Union of general wage increase, Pkg. making process.” His actions in the legislature that day, a man telephoned the death toll to 977 in 414 years one of the four petty officers 7 oz and display cases. proposed the ban be scrapped in Electrical, Radio and automatic progression to the Maybud Edam Cheese He said he also enjoyed his carried out his belief that public Kronholm and said: “ We have of violence. hostage during their escape, but Pkg repayment of the U.S. role in Machinery Workers (lUE), top of the labor grade, and state This all goes to show, there’s more to Quality contact with people noting he office holders should strive to your wife. Deliver all the Four suspected IRA gunmen he managed to get away.when negotiating an Israeli troop AFLCIO. arbitration of disputes. Protected Beet than meets the eye! had never had any distasteful serve the interests of their par­ money you can to a station broke into a U.S. Navy com­ they drove into a blind alley. Lighln’LivelyYogurf4c“ 99‘ 24 oz. FAMILY SIZE withdrawal from the Suez The union’s field represen­ Hutchings said today, "Our G e t your incidents and never felt he was ty only when those interests are at....’’ Kronholm said he munications station at Lon­ "They apparently couldn’t SEALTEST - 8 DELICIOUS FLAVORS Canal, the sources said. tative, James Ingalls, said the principle differences are non­ Meat Balls-5 0 oz. Can STOP & SHOP * 2 * ® Stop & Shopsworth! Your Stop & Shop Manager ever harrassed by his con­ common to their constituency couldn’t understand the last donderry during a St. Patrick's find their way out so they aban­ Syria wanted the ban lifted company’s gates will be under economic. We possibly can get 99' stituents. as a Whole-Democrats, words from the caller who im­ Day dance early Sunday, took doned the truck,’’ Murphy said. Meat Balls-2 4 oz. Can STOP 4 SHOP * 1 3 9 only temporarily in order to surveillance 24 hours a day. together on the wage increase. • : Mini-Prtced Bakery Specials Mlnl-PriC6d Produce Specials “ There is a real sense of Republicans, and Independents. mediately hung up. Since then, four petty officers hostage and' "Our nrian used that moment to 5 v . OZ. C Q C Colonial Beef Franks keep up pressure on the United The union’s contract with However, we can’t accept the American Sub Sandwich satisfaction in representing nothing has been heard from attempted to break into Uie ar­ break away. As be ran the Pkg. States to get Israel to also Carlyle-Johnson expired at other requests, because they AVAILABLE IN STORES FEATURING A SERVICE OELI DEPT. Colonial Tasty Ten Franks J,;* *1“® INDIAN RIVER your community in the House of the kidnapers. mory. gunmen fired four shots but withdraw from occupied Syrian midnight Saturday and would restrict the company’s Buttercrest Sliced Bread “QUALITY- SEEDLESS Representatives, getting to Cmdr. Chester Murphy of Uiey missed and he got away Colonial Sliced Cold Cuts «'xj 69* territory, the sources said. Negotiations, begun about two right to manage its business.” K j ^ STOP & Roast Bpet PROTECTED’ know and assisting literally New Philadelphia, Ohio, the and raised the alarm.” 85' BOLD . OLIVE. PSP. LUXURY OR LUNCHEON LOAF Many observers had expected months ago, have broken down. Carlyle-Johnson, organized in SHOP QCC hundreds of citizens and being Wire Guild base commander, said the A Navy spokesman said no 2 LoavesIV] Ib. Q ^ Rice Pudding - Greek Style 59< the embargo to be lifted The Carlyle-Johnson Machine 1903 In Youngstown, Ohio, YAH-YAH I Park’s Little Link Sausages ®1®® an integral part of the law­ weapons were taken from the following a meeting of Arab oil Co. manufactures a variety of moved to Manchester in 1909. Workers making process,” he said. armory. ministers in Tripoli, Libya, last clutches for machinery. The plant formerly housed the Minl-Priced Deli-Hut Specials He said his decision -not to Police and troops manning XI Mini-Priced Fish Specials Eastern Biscuit Co. Strike UPI >RED 0R “ WHITE #40 SIZE seek re-election was a difficult OVERCAST checkpoints near the province’s A 38Liverwurst FROZEN InM e “ Realistically, however, I editorial employes in the 6 7 - ^ r explosives and weapons traffic. Blueberry Muffins 65 Halibut Steaks *1?b’ demanded a union shop and the The Connecticut state cannot spend what I consider to I. history of the news service. Thousands of marchers company opposed it. The agree­ weather forecast: Italian or Vienna Bread siopsshopjj*loal 39* Provolone Cheese tor Slicing Smoked Cod Fillets 89fb Today's be the appropriate time Management personnel main­ turned out Sunday for ment which ended the strike es­ Partly cloudy windy this PLAIN OR IIV iO Z .A C e p ce TASTE O'GEA J i 19 required at the Capitol and with tained news, newspicture and traditional St. Patridc’s day Daisy Donuts CINNAMON Pkg *»»* Norwegian Jarlsberg Cheese ' V ”^ *n ®lb. Cooked Flounder Fillet 1 LB. PKG. • tablished the union shop.., afternoon with chance of an oc­ Forum of ttw Arts, Pago 2 _ , ' my constituents,” Dooley con­ broadcast coverage to UPI’s parades in Londonderry, STOP 4 SHOP A brief walkout of a few hours casional snow flurry northern Maple Walnut-Cake 69* Cortland Apples ’ 3 • 69' fided. clients. Belfast, Newry and Toome. Momorial troo plantinga for aprbig, Pago 3 occurred in January 1966.-The portion. High in the low to mid "CRISP AIRE” U.S. ±:1 2V4" MIN. , He said his employer had not Prompfly at 8 a.m. EDT About 4,000 attended a Gold & Marble Pound Cake 2 Pkg°s *1 Mini-priced^Savings on National Brands I walkout was in sympathy with 40s. Increasing cooudiness Loyzim aaka.AncIrowa to rotign WRPA, Pago 3 asked him to step down nor domestic Guild-covered demonstration in B elfast's an employe who objected to tonight. Low upper 20s to low Party flake Rolls br^oT nII^^^ve ’^ ^ '43 * Qill Cittaon pi Yoar In Vamon, Pago 21 does his family feel that way. reporters and editors left news­ Catholic Falls Road, where Crisp Green Peppers 39> being transferred to Ihq night 30s. Snow or rain likely Tuesday IUmcmwI Lavoris Mouthwash Get your Stop & Shopsworth! if 8 9 ' “ In good conscience, however, rooms in UPI's World stone-throwing youths set fire Vandala dafnago Pox Qrovo mo% U JT T A ‘ Korea sat smiling with her Saturday and the following 7:30-10:06 vice, unintentionally, to his arms crossed upon her chest. Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Coachlight Dinner HTUC Cl Showcase IV — "American fellow actors the other night by Her new parents also smiled. in the Roberts Theatre, West T h ea tre i REDUCED 20% GraffiU” 7:009:10 agreeing to accept the Not a word was said. None Hartford. Tickets are available Currently playing at the East Hartford Cinema I — American Film Institute’s Life was needed. at the door. Coachli^t Diimer ’I^ tre at No charge for straightening* “ Charioto of Gods” 7:304:20 Achievement Award. c Six-year-old Joon Hee Choi Warehouse Point is “ South Burnside — “ Chariots of the When the outsized movie glanced up from her coloring Hartford Stage Company Pacific,’’ the Rogers and IpHONE 640^1 Gods” 7:154:15 screens at the testimoial dinner book at her new mother and DURING MARCH ONLY “ Touch of the Poet” Eugene: Hammerstein musical. Jerry Lewis Cinema II— "Up flashed on at intervals with bits father, Don and Joyce McCain. O’Neill’s searing family por­ Dorothy Collins stars with the Sandbox” 7:00; and pieces from his movies the . The McCains also crossed trait of conflict, love and Ronald Holgate. “ Scarecrow” 8:66 Immense room crackled with their chest with their arms. dashed illusions, starts Friday Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for a Jerry Lewis Cinema n — the electricity of brilliance. There are differences in at the Hartford Stage Company grand buffet which starts at 7 “ M.A.S.H.” 7:00; “ Marigolds” Rene Rancourt Elana Kenner His image virtually leaped off Korean and American versions and plays through May 6. For p.m. Show time is 8:30 p.m. 9:10 the screen, grabbing at the of sign language but the one information and reservations, Sundays, one hour earlier. U SnuiOA EAST Vernon Cine I — “ Magnu senses and emotions. Cagney that was being used is univer­ phone 525-4258. Reservations recommended. Force" 7:109:20 To Perform at Hadassah Fete was a super-charged star. sal. It means, I love you. Phone 527-1007, 623-8227. Vernon Cine U - “ Tbe Seven While the parade of stars ’The McCaira are believed to Ups” 7:304:30 paying him homage Four Seasons Dinner KSTAUMNT be the first deaf couple in this Rene Rancourt, tenor, and Chateau de Ville and is an active member of the genuflected, repeating they T h ea tre area to adopt a deaf child. Elana Kenner, accompanist, Bob Cununings is presently Opera Company of Boston. were grateful for his in­ Conmecticut’s newest dinner The McCains have four sons will entertain at the appearing at the Chateau de 699 Main street Elana Kenner is a performer, spirational performances, few, theater. Four Seasons in but they always wanted a Manchester Chapter of Ville Dinner Theatre, East FILIVI RATING GUIDE com poser and lyricist. She alas, have demonstrated an Higganum, opened last daughter. Hadassah’s annual donor dinner Windsor, in “ Never Too Late." In Downtown ManchBBttr... For Parents and studied at WeUesley CoUege ability to bring as much excite­ weekend with “ Promises, “^ e acts as though she’s to be held Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. An extra matinee performance and the Hartt College of Music ment to the screen. Promises,” the Burt Bacharach been here for years,” said Their Children . at Tempie Beth Sialom. only is scheduled for Sundays. O^EN MON. thru SAT. 7:00 A M M of the University of Hartford. During the ceremonies / Hal David / Nell Simon Biillie Hursin, a family friend Rancourt studied at the Phone 525-1488 for reservations. BEFORE ! AFTER She has recently set to music Cagney remained seated beside musical which ran three years 8:30 P.M. OPEN SUNDAYS 7:00 who interpreted the sign O tN tlU L A U n iM C tS Boston University School of AH AfM Admit ntf poems by Molly Kruger and is his wife, whom he calls “ Bill,” and one month on Broadway. language for newsmen. Pine Arts and then attended the Hartford Conservatory A M to 2:00 P.M. presently touring in a program and Gov. Ronald Reagan. "Promises” is based on BiUy The McCains were first AT SALE PRICES Boston Conservatory of Music. The musical theater depi^- devoted to Miss Kruger’s But Sinatra, Hope, Paul New­ Wilder’s film, “ The shown a photograph of the pret­ He is a winner of the ment of the Hartford C o ^ r - MMWTAt M OM m poetry set to music. man, Charlton Heston, George Apartment” and tells the story ty Korean girl two years ago by Since the yalue of old silverpiated items con­ Metropolitan Opera Auditions FOR INSTANCE l u m n i o Segal and John Wayne, like of Chuck Baxter, a young vatory of Music makes its ALL DAY MONDAYI a missionary from tteir church. tinues to soar... this is an excellent time to take ■ •m alM tM Mw Nm executive who wishes to rise on public debut March 29, 30, and A itic it R*|. Salt Met tdliwii F«t r»T«n|m youthful fans, could not keep For six months, the adoption advantage of these low, low prices to have your 31 in a performance of “ Once their eyes from darting in his the executive ladder of a huge proceedings were touch and go worn silverware, antiques and family heirlooms Te a p o t $ 3 5 .5 0 $28.40 New York Corporation. Upon a Mattress” at the but then all was approved and direction during the evening as (Herald photo by Pinto) replated like new. These pieces are now more C ream er 1 8 .5 0 14.80 if seeking recognition and ap­ Complications arise, however, Whiting Lane School the couple met their new valuable than ever and make wonderful gifts. All COnDBOF Candlestick when Baxter falb in love with auditorium. daughter in Chicago Thursday MACC probation. They’re checking the Center Park locations along Center Department of Transportation, and Douglas H. Smith who work QUADRUPLE SILVERPUTED by our skilled (per inch) 2.00 1.60 the mistress of Mr. Sheldrake, The musical is being n i^ t. riNM at AM OMWIn St. where the Kwanzan cherry trees will be plant^. From is chairman of the Memorial 'Tree Planting Program sub­ silversmiths and Sale prices apply to ALL pieces. S u g a r bowl a very paverful company of­ produced and directed by The McCains drove all night 2 0 .5 0 16.40 left, they are Town Manager Robert B. Weiss, Richard committee of the Environment and Beautification Com­ ' L esser lights w andered ficer. y Eleanor LaZarre, coordinator 5 and when they brou^t Joon Trays (per sq. in.) .16 .128 News around unrecognized by more ’The musical score includes of the Conservatory’s musical ami CMII»liE(| ( Sullivan of the state roadside development section of the mittee of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Ckmunerce. Hee Choi home tbeir four sons than 2,000 in the crowd. such familiar songs as ‘TU theater department. WittlllOilMl were awake and excited. w iM o m 17 A O M im o Rock stars Mick daggers and Never Fall in Love Again” and Performances begin 8:15 aid (AaiUmMiMyxw w fiT ’ “ She’s pretty,” said the form er Beatle John Lennon the title number. p.m. March 29 and 30, and 2:30 OUR NEW REPAIR POLICY tumnilmimt eldest, Donnie IS. found the only place in the Produced by Kenneth Krezel p.m. March 31. For tickets, By Sister Mary Patricia churches have cooperated in a 4FREE DENT REMOVAL and straightanini on all Rams wa silvarplata. world where they were non- phone 246-2588. “ It’s about time we had a girl • M P A A Executive Director program related to this spirit of Cherry Trees To Be Memorials sharing. Notable for this week stars—the Cagney dinner. Len­ f Si. Polrfck’i Day fTeekjend It a “/ofn” time |g come! in the family,” added Scott, 11. ♦ONLY $8.95 FOR ANY AND ALL ADDITIONAL REPAIRS, no mattar how The Salvation Army com­ is the Dialogue at St. Mary’s non, scraggly in an ill-fitting Bushnell Memorial Hall By FViday ^ght, the youngest extonsivo, on any piaca wa silvarplata. Includat sotdaring brokan handlas, Kwanzan cherry trees will be Tryon), Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Raymond E. Hagedorn (2 for munity welcomed a leader into Episcopal Church on Park St. tu x^o, and dagger, dressed in The Choral Club of Hartford fin and gH apqiuliiUd wUk our gotM.mauogtrti Mrs. James W. Maher boy, Randy, 3, wias helping his lags, knobs, otc. (Only oxcoptions aro for fumithing now paitv) planted this spring in the con- A. Phelon Jr. (Donald Ven- ()uentin Paul Hagedorn and their midst yesterday. The scheduled for this Wednesday glaring white with a long white presents a “ pops” style concert (Stuart G. Prentice), sister color in her book. Manchester Area Conference of scarf m i^ t as well have been tinuing Memorial Tree Manchester-Bolton Girl Scouts nart), Mrs. Francis T. Gee John Kornse), Mr. and Mrs. ______M O r O R O at 7:30 p.m. Two members of Friday at 8 p.m. featuring pop­ I MUu and Ui lovely tidfo — Churches extends a sincere and Program. Association (3 for Mrs. Herbert (Francis T. Gee), Clarence K. Paul Greenberg and children Joon Hee Choi’s face lit up. the Anglican-Ronum Catholic adrift at sea. ular songs of the last ten years nOMERTSIUIV friendly welcome to Lt. Col. W. This is the ninth year of the Boehner), .Miss Jessie Bristow Petersen (Mrs. Clarence K. (Mrs. Ruby Elizabeth She brushed her hand against Dialogue Team of the including selections from SALE ENDS MARCH 30 Arthur Bamford. Welcome to program started by the En­ ( Mrs. Frances Patterson Petersen). Howard). her throat. “ I’m very happy,” Episcopal Diocese of Connec­ “ Paint Your Wagon” and Manchester and to the vironment and Beautification Fagan), Meadows East (2 for Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. it meant. BRING IN SELVER TODAY! . ticut and the Roman Catholic At one time they sat at a table “ Carousel.” Tickets are |l.S0i Conference of which the Salva­ Committee of the Greater Alvin Woodin Sr.), Mrs. Ralph Miner (James Foley), John B. Archdiocese of Hartford will be with old-timer George Bums and may be obtained by calling Two trees were also donated tion Army is the newest and Manchester Chamber of C. Brown (2 for Mrs. Frances Burke family (John B. Burke Tin Last Mai the principal q>eakera. making an unlikely trio. The — 6:00 - Richard Wenner at 236-5040. in honor of 50th wedding an­ Commerce. Douglas Smith is Sr.), Mrs. Mildred E. Dennison ^enthusiastic member. crowd knew Bums but not the (3-8-22) NEWS Saturday brings the Agnes I Fagan), Mrs. Irene Wilkes (2 niversaries. This program is offered to :chairman of the subcommittee. (Oliver Peters), Mr. and Mrs. Dialogue is the word for the two rock heroes. DeMille American Dance for Mrs. Frances Fagan). coincide with the efforts of the (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH ■ The 20 Kwanzan cherry trees Coart In New York day! Who can doubt that Cagnev kept his cool (20) FILM Tlieatre to the Bushnell stage. Mrs. John S. Pickles (James Mandiester Area Conference of will be planted along the Center SMOOR dialogue is having its effects on _ N E W I W. Moher), Mr. and Mrs. Leo The United States Supreme l u r c h e s to stimulate Interest throughout the tribute. (24) ZOOM The program, beginning at 8 the world scene and locally as St. portion of Center Park, the and understanding among the Jack Lmmon, accompanied (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH p.m., features dances from all b n ^ . A T Charendoff (Stanley Roberts), Court first convened in 1790 well. And, because dialogue parklet at Center and W. Center Kindergarten 2 at Washington people of Manchester reguding by Shirldy MacLahie, gave a (40) WILD WILD W EST - corners of our nation represen­ Industrial Output in New York City. ’Though 917 NIAIN 8T., MANCHESTER began locally at aoiM point in ■axA Center and McKee Sts., and School (2 for Mrs. Marguerite the many expressions of the rambling and repetitive speech - 6:30 — ting periods from Colonial days 1 required by law to sit twice tiim and the q>irit of dialogue extolling Cagney’s dating to the present. Tickets are ■near Howell Cheney Technical D. Timmons), Mrs. S. Benton OurisUan Faith and is open to (3-8-22-30) NEWS School. Morgan Grant of - Drops in February annually, the court had al­ expanded, good things are achieven^ents. It vyas too lopg avaibable at the box office, Guiney Jr. (Miss Lizze Bean), all townspeople. (24) GREAT DECISIONS HARTFORD RD. .Grantland Nursery will provide most no business in its first happening. If the ^ ir it of God Public dialogues are one and confused, embarrassing the phone 2464807. Mrs. Hyalie Hurwitz - brings peace and scatters dis­ — 7KW — ;6ie trees. three yeaYa. aspect of “ education.” MACC’s crowd. Bob Steele, well-known Hart­ Manchester Homemaker Sfir- WASHINGTON (UPl) - The "The difficulties are going to cord, then it seems that the (3) MOVIE ■ The locations were deter- Education Division is deeply in­ ford radio celebrity active in DAIRY QUEEN vice (Mrs. Olive Chartier). nation’s industrial output has continue for a time, but in the dialc^cal spirit must be of Tmined by a survey the volved in serving needs of Best and briefest speech of (8) TRUTH OR the Hartford scene since 1936, Hayden L. Griswold Jr. fallen for a third straight second half of this year, we God. MACC came into ;beautification committee made church personnel. These areas the night was given by George CONSEQUENCES becomes the third speaker of (Edward J. Holl and James R. month, but President Nixon expect to see the economy existence u a result of people in 1972 when 45 locations were of service usually begin with C. Scott, who refused to show (18) DICK VAN DYKE the Buslmell Morning Lecture TRADITIONAL Foley), Mr. and Mrs. Charles maintains that “ there will be no moving up, unemployment willing to share their ideu, ■chosen for future flowering tree R. Baxter (Harriet Cheney dialogue. At its meeting last up at the Academy Awards to (20) BILLY GRAHAM Club March 2, at 11 a.m. The recession.” moving down, and inflation willing to take the time to ctune ■trail plaAtings. Thursday at Concordia collect his Oscar four years CRUSADE topic of his lecture will be Lahah), Charles and Priscilla The Federal Reserve Board’s abating.” to understanding. 1 Plantings are semi-annually Lutheran Church, members ago, but flew from his home in (22-30-40) NEWS “ ^ d io is No Cinch.” Baxter, Jean and Stuart Cohen, index of industrial production The President also warned During these weeks in April and October— and so Theresa and Marcillio de Souza reviewed the March 2 workshop the East to pay honor to (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW Free babysitting will be BREAKFAST has dropped Q.6 per cent in the European Gk)mmon Market Tar 335 trees of 30 varieties have preceding E u ter the Christian Cagney. _7:30__ provided in the downstairs SERVED 7 A.M. -11 A.M. (Mrs. Wilma D. Marlow), Mrs. February, 0.7 per cent in nations against "confrontation for administrative personnel of •been planted at 20 locations. lounge during the lecture Stella E. Delude (2 for Mrs. January and 0.6 per cent in and even hostility on the church-schools and a report on With feeling and dignity Scott (8) POUCE SURGEON Memorial trees are donated FUT.ttS:00 told the audience Cagney’s series. Tickets are available at Joseph Idzkowski), Mr. and December. The index is con­ economic and political front.” the adult education series (18) WILBURN BROTHERS Choose From: ;by the public for |5 per tree, 6 o « a t 6 : 1 0 the box office, phone 246-6807. Mrs. Harold R. Burnett (Edith sidered a major indicator of the In another development, the which began at the h i^ school greatness lay in two qualities, (22) HOLLYW OOD SQUARES and the project is handled Andre Kostelanetz will be Lewis). nation’s economic health. Cost of Living Council ended last Monday: “ How the Judaeo- "simplicity and spirituality.” (24) ANTIQUES through the Chamber of Christian Community guest conductor when the Miss Frances R. Idzkowski The drop was again blamed price controls from the ITS (30) HOLLYW OOD SQUARES ^Commerce. Rochester Philharmonic per­ EGGS — Any Style (John J. O’Brien), Pat’s friends on the energy crisis, which has newspaper, broadcasting, Worships.” Enthusiasm (40) POLKA ; Following is a list of recent forms at the Bushnell March 27 at the Meadows (Donald caused sharp drops in auto advertising and publishing in­ generated by these reports -O H IO - donors to the program, with the Coast Guard in an 8 p.m. concert featuring Soucier), Mr. and Mrs. Charles production and consumption of dustries. seemed to overflow into plans (6-40) ROOKIES memorial in parenthesis: mezzo-soprano Rosalind Elias. TOAST • HOME FRIES Holmstrom (2 for Mrs. Wilma electricity and natural gas. The CLC also exem pted for broadening and d e n n in g To Seek (18) 700 CLUB ! Republican Women’s Club Tickets are available at the Marlow), Manchester Garden But Nixon, speaking to a wages in most of those in­ the scope of the Division’s (20-22-30) MAGICIAN : (Bessie Mead and Miss Ger­ work. Women Recruits Bushnell box office. Club (2 for Mrs. Helen group of businessmen in dustries from Phase IV con­ dr step (24) UNCLE SAM REQUESTS SUPER FRENCH TOAST trude Carrier), Mrs. Eletha G. Gronlund), Meadows East staff Chicago Friday, repeated trols. But it said payrolls for High in priorities is service to THE PLEASURE OP Fiske (Mrs. Ann Dennison), the churches in strengthening University of Connecticut (Emma Woodin), Mr. and Mrs. predictions that the economy newspaper employes would re- WEEK GOVERNORS ISLAND, N. Helen and Kerry Carroll (Miss their church-school personnel. - O d W - “ Subject to Fits,” a drama Edward F. Moriarty (2 for will remain strained for a main under government Y. (UPI) — The U.S. Coast Christine Soderstrom), Mr. and A wide variety of possibilities (3) HERE’S LUCY d ^ r ib e d by its authpr Robert Helen Gronlund). while, but that it will turn up restraint for the time being Guard says it has begun a cam­ Mrs. Joseph Dyer (Mrs. were considered as well as con­ (8-40) MOVIE Montgomery as a response to Preceptor Gamma (Chapter of later this year. “ because som e important paign in Connecticut to enlist , Oscar ^ -'' Rosemary Williams). •r Dostoevski’s “ The Idiot,” will We Feature Beta Sigma Phi (Mrs. Lida collective bargaining siderations of the types of women. (20-22-30) MOVIE Mrs. NQldred E. Dennison (3 “ There will be apparently no inrograms being presented in be staged March 22-30 by the Ktauen Richmond), Mrs. Charles L. worldwide recession and ... agreements are in process of The Coast Guard said it is the for William L- Zimmerman, the different churches. - 9 : 3 0 - University of Connecticut Dean ((paries L. Dean), Mr. there will be no recession in the negotiations....” most concentrated drive to at­ ; Frank H. Sheldon and Mrs. For immediate program­ (3) SALUTE TO JAMES department of dramatic arts at OSCAR MAYER SMISIICE and Mrs. Joseph L. Swensson Stanford Smith, bead of the tract females into regular ser­ -Dirce Urbanetfi), Mrs. J. United States,” he said. ming, the Education Division CAGNEY 8:15 p.m. in the Harriet (Dr. Robert W. MacKenzie), He said predictions of an 8 to American Newspaper vice since World War H. -Henry Thornton and Mr. and will undertake a Leadership (18) OTHER SIX DAYS Jorgensen Theater. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gluhosky Publishers Association called Lt. (j.g.) Robert F. Gonor, OSCAR MAYER BACON : Mrs. George M. Johnson (2 for 10 per cent unemployment rate Sminar-Workshop broader in (24) CONNECTICUT Appearing in the cast is (Ann Jacen). the decision “ great news.” recruiting officer at the ; Dr. and Mrs. Glover E. Howe), will not be borne out. scope than the first and in­ EDUCATION T h o m a s D u rn fo rd o f 95 Mrs. Melvin G. Cox Sr. headquarters for the 3rd Coast Mrs. Harry M. Maldment t e n d to include and service Deepwood Dr., Hebn». (Melvin G. Cox Sr.), Mrs. An­ Guard District, said Friday the - 1 0 d » - OSCAR MAYER HAM (Lena Reichenbach), Mrs. ■MltlaMMMMaa all persons in roles of Tickets at the .forgensen box drew Battaglia (Celestine drive is prompted in part by a (24) ENERGY ALERT IMadelyn Meuse (Kilburn Hay- TECHNroach is political — as it our best effort.” lo H try Second, the party in power will have Drinks are at club prices. Locks. A new chairman will be should be— and he makes the salient There will be snacks during the Lt. Matthews, who is current­ ihemirpela ofmcAiftredt f AMDVARK TERM Tf CONTROL INC. to keep a closer rein on its represen­ chosen by the Republican Town Entrance to an (Md Factory, North Grosvenor Dale. (Photo by Doug Bevins) evening with coffee and ly president of the Fire Depart­ dowritown manch«3tap ' ^ point of his argument that the imposi­ (^m m ittra by the beginning of MANCHESTER tatives in government to do the jobs pastries later. ment, resides at 150 Birch Hill WILLIMANTIC tion of a shorter campaign now would May. 6 4 6 -0 4 4 5 ' they are elected to do, rather than use Further information may be Dr. He is employed by 4 2 3 -1 3 3 6 favor the incumbents, namely the Will Present Musical obtained by calling Roger and Hamilton Standard division of Rq>nblicans. state office for stepping stones to The music Department of the Sandy Billings, 644-8138; Gus United Aircraft (torp. / h i{ ^ ambitiims. Open Forum South Windsor High School will and Mary Lou Miller, 644-1095. He backs off from complete opposi­ tion to a shorter campaign iqr saying What we need to bring integrity Capital Fare back into political life is stronger par­ that perhaps it should go into effect in An Injustice reporters, for reasons of their Sen. Weicker Warns 1976 rather than 1974 when, if he and ties which are actively pursuing and own, do not always quote ac­ Andrew Tally promoting party philosqjhy and con­ Dear sir: curately. I agree that the state- his party win favor in November, I am writing in regard to the cepts Just as diligently after an elec­ ment did appear in a Special Kind of Creep GOP Candidates tbqr’U be the incumbents. article in The Manchester newspaper. However, it was not Evoiing Herald, dated March So it would am>w incumbency is tion as they do in the weeks and quoM exactly as given. The en­ To Disavow Nixon months before. 14, in i^oence to the plaque tire statem oit was as follows: not a fatal drawback to a shorter cam­ presmted to KGss Ellen Burns. “Originally, cooking and mom A shorter campaign will place more This article, written by Connie planning were a part of our paign but rather who the incumboits NEW MILFORD (UPI) onus on the party and less on the can­ Tuttle, is very misleading and I program. Howeva, since many WASHINGTON - First, a might exceed even the limits demanded an investigation to (aspects) of Watergate,” he are, for under our system, there will feel she was not given all the statement — and anybody who (to employ the term loosely) of determine whether federal dis­ —Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, said. didate. The essence of a "viable of the girls were school drop R-Conn., has warned Republican always be incumboits and the so- facts; OT incorrect given in­ outs, the staff felt class room doesn’t like it can go soak bis, today’s liberated motion pic­ crimination statutes bad been Weicker said he would not candidates they will be “dead democratic fcnm of governemnt is formation. I feel there should time was more important and her or its head: The individual ture industry. violated. stand by and "see the called “unknown” diallengo^. politically” tl^ year unless be something written to correct necessary and so we dropped who sits th ro u ^ the film, “The Republican party shattered at constant articulation of a philosophy Buckley makes a legal point they “get as far away from toe polls by its belief in this At some point, we think we must this in the eyes of the public. this part temporarily. We are Exorcist,” is a 8{>ecial kind of Therefore, I cannot help but in asking the civil rights Watergate and the President as President of the United shorten the campaigns. upon whidi voters can make a dioice. 1. There is no mention if BiGss now suggesting that the girls be creq>.” raise a hooray for Sm. James divisions of the Justice Depart­ possible.” SUtes.” The image of a candidate, it Bums was ever in the Girl prepared for their eventual For those lu<±y mough to not L. Buckley, C-N.Y., who has We think it is an idea vdiose time Scouts, ho- own branch, where ment and the D qortm ent of In what he billed a “major leaving by at least being able to to have heard w re^ about denounced a cartoon in a New meaningless unless it reflects Health, Education, and Welfare political speech” to a local has come. she could have received the follow a simple recipe or direc­ “The ExcRcist,” it deals with a York City College student truthfully party substance. basic skills of scouting, then tions on a can.” young girl who allegedly is to look into the matter. Broadly GOP committee this weekend, Our State Senate agrees and we newspaper which d ^ icts a nun Weicker also called President White House join to the exploring program. Since I have never met Mrs. possessed by the devil. Accord­ speaking, the rule book says no hope the House will concur. Nixon’s recent statements on 2. Hie E a ^ award is a Boy Syverud, atber as a volunteer ing to the reviews, the film using a cross as a sexual object. institution {>artially financed by the scandal “trash.” Accused Under the shorter cam paign, the Scout award, for Boy Scouts, ^ or a contributor, I am amazed plumbs sonoe kind of nadir by ^Kkley, a Roman (Catholic, tax monies may abuse the :i1 It may well be the incumbents will “If the explanations and il- which may be earned by an at her intmest in our program. 1 p(x1iiqnng the girl in the act of called the cartoon ‘a vicious rights or sensitivities of any Of Stalling have a one-shot advantage if the cam­ polith^ parties will have to rebuild American. logic emanating from the White ■S' Explorer, with Boy Scout would like to suggest that W masturbatiog with a crucifix. and incredibly offensive an­ House during toe past month” paign period is shortened. and restme party oonfidmce with the background. visit New Hope-and get her Chriously, th o e have been few tireligious drawing,” and But I know Jiin Buddey, and NEW HAVEN (U P I)- U.S. 3. Neither Long River Coun­ facts straight. Nowhere have I protests that “The Exorcist” I am sure that evoi if the had come from anyone other House Majority Leader Thomas But a shorter campaign, we believe, electorate. This is the way it once than the President, he said, cil, nor National Council, has ever suggested that any of our (Conservative from New York P. O’Neill, D - Mass., accused “they would have bren labeled will restore the two-party system to w u, this is the way it should be and is any control over this as the Boy residents were anything other were an atheist be would raise the White House Sunday of for what they are—trash.” still the best way to minimize the ad­ Scouts of America is a than a normal, teenager. I his voice in protest, simply trying to stall the impeachment its rightful role in our political life. Bruce Biossat Weicker, a member of the chartered organization, strongly resent the implications because be is a man of good inqui^ against President Nixon First, the out party will have to vantages of incumbency. Senate Watergate (Committee, chartered by Confess, June 15, and attempts to discredit the taste. and said the House Judiciary 1916, and it would take an act of program. The cartoon in Observatioa said Repubiican candidates will Committee’s investigation may be lin k ^ in toe public’s mind Congress to change this. As I have said in the past. The Setback Was Post was, simply and baldly, in have to be extended as a result. with toe break-in and cover-up I feel the picture published New Hope Manor has had no the worst of bad taste. “There is no question the in­ Lrisis Crisis Only Temporary unless they speak out strongly and the artide writtra are a major policy changes. There Moreover, it required not even vestigation is being thwarted by against it. grave injustice to everymie con­ have b ^ no changes in our an iota of creativity. Any car­ toe White House itself, and Out of all the blarney over the “ If only by his (the ment as these gaps are filled with cerned because the facts are educational system. We shall toonist who had seen “The they’re dragging their feet in an weekend has come a.suggesticm that President’s) handling of his not there to back up the picture. continue to offer our facilities By the time my economic capital formation and invest­ Exorcist” or read about it attempt to prevent toe com­ more commercials. critics, and if by our silence, his in view of 1974 bdng a campaign year This picture was taken for a on the same basis to girls travels in Ja|>an are concluded, ment is crucial to what Japan almost automatically would mittee from getting evidence,’’ is toe only Republican voice Each state will be given a quota of different purpose than the arti- between the ages of 12 to 17 who I may have a different virdict. already has accomplished and think, hey, how about putting a O’Neill told a meeting of the we might be faced with a crisis sbor- that speaks on Watergate then crises dqioiding on its needs to keep ,cle was written for. have drug related problems. But my opening view is that, may go on achieving in future nun in that little girl’s place. Knights of St. Patrick. tage. Yours in scouting, notwithstanding oil shortages, years despite a changing world Had the cartoon been submitted his words become Republican O’Neill said the committee W M our rag-79.99 Already, our informant tells ns, yon politics going. Since CSiicago is pretty Wilbert N. Audoi Very truly yours, h i^ e r fuel a ^ other costs, economic picture muddied by for academib examination, it words, become our words,” he had hoped to complete its in­ COLUMBIA MEN^ 10-SPEED RACER Madeline R. Uccello said, adding; quiry by the end of April but find scxne Republicans topping off much under cont^l of Richard Daley, 102 Startweather St. heavy inflation and a host of troubles. would have flunked originality. 26” modal with sura-grIp callpar hand- Manchester President added difficulties, the resilient In 1970, for instance, Japan’s In short, the drawing did not ‘"Those who carry Watergate said it could take longer if the some of its crises could easily wind up brakesl Stanri mountad shift lavers, their crises with Democratic crises New H (^ Manor Ja{>anese are recovering much capital formation was at a rate reflect even the value of cojn- in any of its forms on both President’s attorneys fail to blackwall tires; front, aide, rear reflectora. shoulders are dead politically. I and visa vosa. . in (Connecticut, where it appears Manchester of their old optimism. of 34 per cent, against 21 per municating an idea. It wasn’t cooperate with the panel’s Aaaembled. min. 24 par atora Unfortunate urge you to get as far away requests for White House nobody is in control er capita income West Germany and a mere 10 need of a psychutrist’s atten­ from Watergate and toe Presi­ documents. cumbents and the front runners who The real problem thou^, should the Reference is made to the of $4,000 by 1977, a level which per cent in the United States. tion. It certainly bad no dent as possible.” O’Neill also said he thinks “it Weicker said he was not have last year to use as a base. But crisis shortage become acute, is that letter in the March 14 “Open would about equal that enjoyed It is by now a well-told story, “redeeming social value.” It would be in toe best interest of Forum” , with regard to Thanks by the United States in 1971. but important to repeat in this was just a dirty tridi on a speaking “ on governmental the nation for toe President to since there is evidence that the there will be long lines of politicians statements allegedly made by To the editor: They express this as a “six- context: At the root of this high religious doiomination. grounds, nor idealistic grounds, resign but said be still has an Republicans may have as many can­ waiting to get their share. For a politi­ me. Through this forum, we would year lag.” In 1970, Japan’s per capital formation is Japan’s Accordingly, I am not sure I but on very political grounds, open mind on impeachment. cian this cM d be disastrous for it is It is unfortunate that some like to express our sincere ca p ita incom e w as $1,887 now traditionally high rate of want the Justice Department or very partisan grounds, very “If Nixon stepped down and didates for governor as the thanks to District 9 Donocrats rougUy half that of ours. personal savings — roughly 20 HEW to punish City College by Republican grounds. ^.^Ford became President we Donocrats, the new candidate m ay be their nature never to stand long who supported us in the This is not the foolish pipe- per cent throughout the 1960s, cutting it off from the public “Next to toe Constitution and would have a stable faced with a crisis shortage. enough for a voter to zero in on them. primary March 5. Althragh we dreaming of men who cannot as against 12 per cent in West trough. After all, whatever aid the i>eople I serve, I love the government,’’ he said. did not all win, we are content accept the new reality of harder Germany and seven per cent in the school gets from the Republican party and I’ll be He added, however, “I’m not The obvious thing to do is to allocate This means an Offire of (Crisis to abide by the decision of the times, which suggest that the this country. taxpayers is only money. What damned if I’m going to see it going to convict a President on *: crises at 85 per cent of the numbd-we Prqiuuredness is essentUa if the politi­ ^ Alm anac majority of Democrats in country’s “economic miracle” What is termed the windfall I would like to see is a massive join the persons, the in­ hearsay evidence or newspaper stitutions and the principles cian is to be protected against possi­ District 9. We feel it was a — the long, astonishing years of income of Japanese workers’ outpouring of scorn from other articles. I’m going to be con­ ,, had last year. Now some politicians worthwhile exercise in grass­ growth ranging annually from semi-annual bonuses (virtually persons of public stature. that jiave been calulatedly used vinced on evidence that comes will need more than others. In­ ble volMtl violence ^diile he waits for roots donocracy. 10 to 12 per cent — is over. unheard of in most American Where have aU our efanrehnwn to legitimize toe gross, toe il­ out of toe House Judiciary Com- legal and the unconstitutional sa tn a a cumbents obviously have more than his crisis quota. United Press latemstionsl N. CharlM Boggini Growth rates indeed will be industries) encourages this of various faiths gone? Where is . mitee.” our rag. 64 sharply down for a time, es- high saving rate, as does the the American Civil libw ties Now some will go back to the old Paul B. (Hwenberg charge It they need, if you believe what th ^ tell Today is Monday, March 18, Matthew M. Moriarty,. pecM y in troubled 1974. But relatively low rate of Japanese Unkm? Where are the self- Men’s Q&S Nerv-I Deluxe Italian 27” 10-Speed you. crises which goierally are still in the 77th day of 1974 with 288 to Jr. there seems more than an even taxation. styled intellectuals irtio bold Racer. Designed for superior balance, stability Columhlm Lmdia$ Sk Man* S-Spaad Li^riuialgkt chance they will rebound to Present tight money policy in themselves up as arbiters of THAT S n FRET 26” lightweight features chrome plated fenders The “outs” on the other hand would pretty good shape since they nevo* follow. Theresa M. Parla and speed with wrapped racing handlebars, The moon is approaching its Robert B. Price higher levels, though perhaps Japan, aimed at curbing good taste? center pull brakes, simplex derallleur, lug frame and rimsi Front and rear cali()er handbrakes, 3- find it difficult to become an “in” on were really solved but merely Pascal A. Prignano never again to the old miracle domestic inflation (16 per cent FISH STORY... C a p t . F r a n k M u n d u s h a r p c x j n e o 8{>e^ hub, morel All assembledi new phase. I should like all these people AND l,ANOEO A 17 fOOT, 4,SOO LB. WHITE 6HARK OPF and 3-pc. cranki I>ace. in 1973) by suppressing con- one crisis alone. Hie. last time this replaced with new crises.- The morning stars are Mer­ Mary H. Roy to come bounding out of t h ^ ^ /MONTAUK RpiNT, VtTRK.fViE BATTLE WENT mki. 24 per store At a recent Stanford Univer-(^ sunier demand, could result in cury, Venus a ^ Jupiter. corners and dauunce that Cl^ ON TOR 5 ibURB I ha{^>ened was in 1932 udien all FDR sity business conference, new saving^ pileups which It is rumored that one candidate is Tbe evening stars are Mars College cartoonist as a Smait- James C. Abegglen, vice presi- could foster further expansion needed was a dqiressiw. and Saturn. Alec jerk and punk, and not so even considering reviving such crises dm t of the Boston Consulting despite the drag of many Those bom on this date are ruddy Smart Alec at that. I But however it is decided to allocate Group, which has done unique, problems. as a balanced budget, reduced govern­ unda- the sign oi Pisces. should like them to ridicule him the crises, the voters should be reqiected research into Japan’s The biggest of those already Grover (Heveland, 24Hi {Resi­ (or her?) as a dumsy- ment ^lending, and states rights. Today's economic development, said mentioned is, of course, infla­ warned that it may take nune than a dent of the United States, was plagiarist, so intent on parading that witiiin a very few years tion, which the government and It is understood, however, that a bom Bfarch 18, 1837. a terminal case of bad taste as year before a full quota of crises can Thought Japan could weU enjoy the business leaders hope to “hold” massive effort is under way to obtain On this day in history: to attempt satire with a world’s highest standard of to a 10 to 12 per cent increase in be restored and politics again can be In 1931, the first, electric borrowed meat ax instead of a new sources of crises so that the living. 1974. America’s was just under shavers appeared on the rapier. expanding at a normal pace. A key point in Abegglen’s 10 per cent in 1973, and cOpld bd American political system can American market Both the Church and Clearly, conservation will be argument is that for years, as bad or worse this year. I am not saying religion is a become crisis indq)endent by 1900. In 1937, an explorion at the Christians can be relevant in Consolidated Public School in Jq an has been investing sonne Harder for Japan to take is privileged institution. Like necessary. Since it is evident, even if our tinne; without using the We have every confidence th at 38 per cent of its annual Gross the strong probability that 1974 Republicans and Democrats COWBOY 1%E GREATEST BUCKING New London, Tex., killed 426 language of the \fictorian Era, the cam pai^/aie shortened that a National Product in further pressures, which could limit and (he capitalist system, it’s BRONCO OF ALL TIME WAS American-pcditical ingenuity wiU rise persons, most of them children. without promoting the values of BUSTER.. 'iMIPNWHr'’. IN 7 YEARS ONLY economic expansion and growth in GNP this year to a out there in the k itte n and has candidate could run out of crises by In 1962, the French and the Victmian Era, and without 4 MEN RODE HIM AND ONLY ONE our rog. 6449 to this diallenge and attain this goal. “there’s no s i ^ of a slow­ maximum of three per cent, got to take the heat. And like W AS NOT SUBSEQUENTLY THROWN- mid-October, be should cut bade his Algerian! signed a cease-fire npng out to the genondized down.” seem to doom for a wMle the Republicans and Democrats BECAUSE TMIS ONE PION’T MOUNT S5ttS52 chargoH In the meantime, whenever you agreement, ending a seven-year American Religion that is speeches .15 per cent during the civil war and bringing in­ He questions the popular im­ nation's hopes of building up its and the capitalist system, " m id n ig h Y * i v b r a g a in ] charge It HUTYBLUEBEARDBWS' 3-SPO DHI-JN^ bear your favmite candidate talk in passed off in most places as pression that Japan is “social capital” — which Deluxe speedster features front rear hand, daytime and possibly as mudi as 30 dependence to the North Christian. religion will not fall berause it COLUMBIA 20*'SPENTEEf HI-RISER glittering generalities and pious African territory. “singularly viUnerabie” to the translates into more and better is criticized, but only if it brake plus full chainguardi Wildly painted per cent at night. Of course this might The Church and Christina are A sport of a cycle for boys and girls with platitudes or ^ or die seems to be In 1965, Soviet cosmonaut 011 shortage, contending that housing, better roads, sewerage flunks the final exam. I say chroma-plated rims, doiuxa saddle, coaster rima and fenders, deep-tread 20” blackwalla. called to develop the (kx^given the county’s developing (but and and other community -Assembled. mean crisis-caused unemployment Aleksei Leonov made a 20- potential of evoy human being only that it should be possible to brake. All asaemblod. dodging tlte^ittoes, remember, the minute “walk” in qiace. not yet concluded) direct facilities, less pollution. satirise religion without the min. 24 per atere______b eca^ even^ newscasters will pot to the fullest, so that all men ffTmit M pW r tN O rv candidate may be at the point where > A th o u ^ t foe the day: Presi­ deali^ with oil-producing As OK fari^ able yomm n tirist bestializlng himself. will come to know that God to, natkns will tend to minimize Japanese economic spe^M be dile to fUl- qll the time slots, dent Grover Clevdand said, and that thqr are there is only balf-a-tank of c ri^ 1 ^ its energy probtems. put it to me: “We can’t think Or, as an agnostic friend USE OUR CONVfNIENT LAWAWAY PL.AN ^ vacated by the politicians. But on the “Your every voter, as surely as Rev. David M. Campbell and is conserving that until refill your diief m agi^te, exer- ’The Japanese authorities only of GNP, and wind iq> as a remarked; "That lousy cartoon United Methodist Clwch is almost enough to get me into • O jW S . \OUtu SAVE A 381 Broad St., Manchester other hand, it might boost employ-' time. / cises atqxiMic trust.” would agrre with Abegglen that country which is mostly a dirty Bolton an exceptionally high rate of factory." a church.” O F O IM E6 that w a v /

■’ \ • PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. March 18,. 1974 Coventry Oil Price Averaging Requested MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, (Conn., Mon., March 18, 1974 — PAGE SEVEN 725 E. Middle Turnpilie HAR’TFORD (UPI) - Gov. barrel, compared with $8 and $9 supplies. Bus Bid Exceeds Thomas J. Meskill has for domestic refined oil. “Gasoline station operators petitioned foe Federal Energy Meskill’s formal written have told us they have Office for an averaging of im­ r^ u e st is reported to make experienced delays as long as Figure in Budget ported and domestic oil prices Connecticut the first state six weeks in receiving gasoline on a national scale. demanding that the FED exer­ they requested forou^ forms ” The only problem with town- MONIA SHEA I Meskill announced the plan cise its broad regulatory power Beck said. ’ O l^ efE N Of the ten bus contractors owned buses is the uncertainty over foe weekend, which could on oil pricing policy. He said some change are ^ S T A M P S sent bid q>edflcaitons for the of whether buses could be ob­ cut foe high cost of imported oil Meanwhile, Connecticut expected in federal allocation tained by Sept. 1. transportation of school used "hy Connecticut industry energy chief Eckardt C. Beck procedures within a week, and children for the next three Monroe said that if awarded and utilities. urged prompt federal action to said the major oil companies years only one contractor sub­ the contract he would tove the He said he took the action require major oil companies to should be required to honor mitted a bid. 12 buses necessary for because Connecticut depends quickly process fresh gasoline requests immediately. The contractor was Floyd transportation by the first of on fo re i^ residual oil for 90 per Monroe who has had the bus September. cent of its heavy oil needs. contract for 10 years. XDs bid Monroe said that no other Imported refined oil in the Supermarkets was about 110,000 more than town in the state could boast of state is nriced at |12 to $13 a allotted in the proposed school using the same numbo' of buses budget. for the past ten years. Coventry Henry Wienbicki Charles Wigren Francis Leary Parochial Monroe, who appeared before started with 12 ten years ago. the Board of Education last One of the reasons that the School Appeal LOAN meats a week to discuss his bid, told the bid was h i^ was because the board that the price of buses specificiations were*sent out Assessed has gone sky high and that some figuring the new bus s(^ u le Three Will Receive FAIRFIELD (UPI) - A Fair- firms are not even manufac­ to take effect in September. turing buses anymore. This schedule would coordinate field University professor says Board membw Tony Felice, the opening and closing times of AL Life Membership persons with low income send \ _^ their children to parochial RATES who is chairman of the the schools to better facilitate transportation committee, told staff meeting and interphasing schools for nonreligious The American Legion will Bunker. He was a track star mander form 1935 to 1937 and is reasons. the board that it could dthw between t^e schools. confer Life Membership during his years at Manchester its present finance officer. The new schedule will add 100 Dr. Leo F. Fay, assistant Green Stamp accept Monroe’s bid, negotiate Awards, foe highest honor a High School and in 1937 ran foe He taught mathematics at professor of sociology, said with the contractor, or go ahead miles a day to the bus runs and I^rauiaire may receive, on mile In 4.24.3, a record that still Manchester High School for 33 Sunday “social mobility” or foe SUSHED with plans to purdiase and cost approximately |0,000 more Francis Leary, Henry Wierz- stands. He is employed as years and was well-known as operate tow n-ow ^ buses. per year. desire to escape from their bicki and Charles (Pete) property superintendent at foe track and field coach. Over foe- lower class, is the main reason on home improvement loans. Wigren at an Awards Night A e ^ Life In Insurance Co. He years, he produced three state for foe choice. For the month of March only. program April 6 at foe Legion and his wife, Sylvia, live at 26 champion^p track teams and Fay said foe working and Home. Bolton St. and have three 11 cross country champion lower middle classes believe Bolton The event will open with a children. teams. He received foe Gold the Catholic schools provide a buffet dinner at 7 p.m. The Wierzbicki, a past com­ Key sports award in 1958. He superior educational alter­ guest speaker will be Ben mander of foe post, is presi­ and his wife, Lydia, live at 210 native to the public schools. Truskoski, department service dent of foe Past Commanders Main St. 'They have three “They see the Catholic Hist Ibdeial Savings Selectmen Meet officer and national chairman Association. He served in foe children and three schools as a way out of the East Hartford, Glastonbury, Rockville, of the American Legion Army from 1950 to 1953 and has grandchildren. trap,” he explain^. Vernon and South Windsor. SEhI magazine commission, ^ter been a member of foe Post for Radio station WINF will also At 8 Tonight foe formal program, music will 16 years. In 1968, he received be presented an award for com­ be provided for dancing by foe foe Department Service Officer munity service as foe result of Lou Joubert orchestra. Award and has served on their news reporting and com­ DONNA HOLLAND Nicholson and Esther Halobur- . Leary, a past commander of several departmental com­ munity assistance during Correspondent do. foe Post, has been a member of missions. He is presently a December’s ice storm. Several 646-0375 Democrats Elect the American Legirai for 17 member of foe Post executive certificates will be presented to The time of the Selectmen’s The Democratic Town Com­ years. Presently serving as board. He is an employe of foe other Post members during foe meeting scheduled for tonight mittee elected its officers for adjutant, he received in 1973 U.S. Postal Service aind owns evening. at the town hall has b^n the craning two years.' the Department Adjutant foe Modem Janitoral Service. The awards commiltee in­ PORTRAITS BACK IN changed to 8. Re-elected were John Mahon, Award ti^ h y for being foe out­ He and his wife, Barbara, live cludes John May^, Eren TIME FOR EASTER The Women’s Auxiliary of the chairman; Maureen Houle, vice standing adjutant In foe state. at 85 Lockwood St. with their Ernest Linders and Earl Peter­ Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ chairman; and John Connolly, He served for over three years two sons. son. ment will meet tonight at 7 at treasurer. John Toomey was in foe Navy, most of it being on Wigren, a charter member of Tickets are |5 and may be ob­ the firehouse. elected secretary. board foe aircraft carrier USS foe Post, served as its com­ One 5x7 Color Portrait® tained at foe Legion Home. All ages:aerA«. Babies, children Following their meeting the The DTC will hold a caucus in and adults women will be given instruction April for the purpose of electing One sitting per subject Additional subjects—Groups or in closed chest car­ delegates to the state conven­ llpventry Individuals in same family— $1.00 diopulmonary resuscitation. tions. sr subject R0 proofs—Choose from finished Instructors will be Noel Fagan Baseball Registration professional portraits (poses—our and Carl Preuss. selection) Registration for both boys Vou may select additional portraits SATISFACTION Members are asked to be Council To Appoint offered at low prices and girls interested in the "■1^ ^ GUARANTEED TJg' prompt. town’s baseball program will be The Bolton Extension Group held March 19, 20, 26 and 27 at will meet Tuesday at the town Herrick Memorial Park from 7 PZC Terms Tonight hall frtHn 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. until 8 p.m. MnfwirA oui?A ... • j I MONICA SHEA The gropp will be working with parent orientation meeting imd Mrs. William Minor. All boys who will be five Correspondent beads. years old by Aug. 1 but not 15 from 7:30 to 9 p.m. for foe An invitation has also been Bolton clergy will meet 742-9495 parents of fourth grade extended to foe Seniors by foe years old by that date may ’The Town Council will ap­ - 239 Spencer St. MenchesterS Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St. students. Coventry Little ’Theatre to a register for foe program. point Planning and Zoning Com­ Maurice rectory. Donation dress rehearsal of Neil Simon’s, Boys eligible for foe Pony mission members to new forms The deadline to reserve The Democratic Town Com­ play “(Come Blow Your Horn” League will be subject to tonight in compliance with foe tickets for the United Methodist mittee has doated $50 to an as at the (Coventry Grammar chool tryouts. The number of boys on ordinance establishing forms of Church theatre party “Subject yet unnamed conunittee for foe on Wednesday, March 27 at 8 a team will be set by the office. The ordinance was to Fits” scheduled for March 29 manager. repair of vandalism and foe pm. adopted Feb. 22 and became' is today. Call 649-7225 to Girls who are in Grade 5,6,7 replacement of stones at foe reserve your tickets. effective March 15. Capt. Nathan Hale Cemetery. or 8 may sign up for softball. Under foe ordinance, two High school girls may also The stones, in foe cemetery Science Fair members of foe commission have been Imocked over and register for softball and if there will serve for a two-year The PTO-sponsored Science smashed within foe last several is enough interest a program period, two membras will serve Fair will be held at Bolton will be set up. weeks. a three-year period and one Elementary School Wednesday Senior Citizens It is essential for anyone in­ member shall serve a four-year APPROVES evening. Parents will be able to terested to sign up on one of foe period. The sixth annual meeting of view projects from 6:30 until foe Coventry Senior Citizens above nights. Parents must sign The council will discuss foe 7:30. Club will be held on Wednesday foe registration form. The fee alternatives for the sdccer- FoUowing_ a short PTO is 12. track field as presented by foe at foe Second (Congregational business meeting, awards will Any baseball uniforms still Board of Education. Church Community House, be presented. held by boys from foe 1973 beginning with a buffet MASSIVE ZONE The council will discuss a All entries are being judged luncheon at 12:30 p.m. served season should be returned on resolution by Councilman Bill on a basis of scientific merit. one of foe registration nights. by foe Grange. looaooo Schmidt which would proclaim T ^ re will be a maximum of six Anyone interested in the week of June 2 as Country Reports of foe past year’s ac-' winners in each division. inanaging, coaching or um­ Appreciation Week. tivities will be presented and The science fair committee piring for either foe girls or election of officers and com­ S&H GREEN STAMPS The council will also review a consists of John Biella, boys is asked to call Ernest proposed job description of foe mittees announced, as well as CHANGE Katherine Placco, Barbara Manning, 649-4767. town planner as submitted by discussion of plans for the future. foe Storing Committee. A program will follow, with TO BE GIVEN AWAY IN Meets Tuesday ^ Coventry “Exercises For Seniors’’ The Parent Representative demonstrated by Miss Debbie Group of foe Capt. Nathan Hale Edmondson, a physical School will meet tomorrow at foe school at 10 a.m. education student at U(Conn. THE NEXT 4 WEEKS! There will also be a shou^g Loysim Asks Andrews On April 23 there will be a I of views of New England by Mr. HELP - ^ 5 To Resign WRPA Post Here’S your golden opportunity to win MONICA SHEA will no longer satisfy me. ’There Correspondent is no place in WRPA for such 50 books of vfliuobie $&¥ Green Stamps 742-9495 outrageous partisan political BUCKLAND HOMEOWNERS Steve Loyzim has called upon conduct.” from Fronk’s Supermarket in Manchester Bryant Andrews, chairman of He said, “It tends to reflect FREE foe Windham Regional Plan­ discredit on foe dedicated staff ning Agency, to resign after and members of WRPA. In my SERVICE CLINIC end Glastonbury. There will be 4 winners learning yesterday that An­ opinion, the integrity and ASSOC. NEEDS FINANCIAL drews is also chairman of foe credibility of foe agency will be each week for 4 woeks...2 winners will Republican Town Committee in at stake as long as Andrews Condition 01 Your Columbia. Andrews reportedly remains its chairman.” IlSSlSf Charge. Wa Will Make said be won’t resign. "I am and have been a SuggaaUona To Qat You Battar Fual receive 50 books of stomps from each Loyzim stated, ‘"This dis­ Economy And Sava Drving. SUPPORT TO APPEAL member of the Democratic closure adds a new dimension Town Committee in Coventry ■ r stere...Plus 1 additional bonus winner the to his (iresumptous, in­ for many years. I have on occa­ temperate, gratuitous insult to sion attacked foe government last week at each store of 20 books each. foe Town of Coventry contained of my town, regardless of wUcfo MASSIVE in his policy statement party was in control. I have that March 26 - Opel presented at the March 5 right as a citizen and taxpayer Now is the time for the whole family to get meeting of foe WRPA vdiicb but I do not have foe right and I March 27 — Opel-Buick stated in reference to Covratry, never have and never will at­ Call Now Or Mail together and select their dream gifts from “When foe citizens a t large are tack foe government of any March 28 — Opel-Buick forc^ to take over foe proper neighboring town. As far as I the new S&H Idea Book...50 books worth of functions of their government, am concerned, Andrews is per- Call Sllaa Jonat lor Ai^polnlment the government has clearly sonna non grata in Coventry.” Anderson - I failed to meet its respon­ The Democratic Town Com­ stamps can make your dreams come true. » i sibility.” mittee of Coventry voted last Loyzim continued, “As chair­ week to erasure Andrews and 649-4571 Enter as often as you like. Winners will be i man of foe Republican Town request an apology for bis Burnham Street Committee in Columbia, An­ proposed policy statement. A LL BUICK o w n e r s I drews has added injury to insult drawn weekly and annoimcedannounced at 11 a.m. on One Million by using his position in the WELCOME WRAPA to mount an un­ Noone I the followingfpllowing Monday,Monday. Each week new en- warranted and inexcusable at­ Sugar Plant N tack upon foe government of a BOSTON (UPI) - Mayor tries end a drawing will take place. You need STAMPS friendly neighboring town that Kevin H. White announced S & S BUICK Burnham Street be well knows is under SAH GREEN Friday foe SuGrest Corp. of Democratic control.” New York will “purchase and "HamSaslasnnalaataraaHagaalak’-Oad- Oaabr" not be present to win. the employees of Loyzim said, “I am a reooodition’Vthe Revere Sugar memijo' of that government. I plant in (Charlestown, which ...Buckland Association... Frank’s and their immediate families wUI not am incensed; an abject apology was closed earlier this year. bo eligible to parUcipate. STAMPS FREE

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Gnu.. Mon.. March 18. 1974— PAGE NINE Puniello-Kristan Korea ^'opic 1 About Town | O f Legion Devine-Lawrence Duplicate Engagements The Mailmams will meet home of Mrs. William Smite, 55 „ . - I o Be Awarded Woman^s View Unit Meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the home Galaxy Dr. Bridge Margaret Mary Kristan of Scholarships The American Legion of Mrs. Barbara Banks, 395 Manchester and Joseph The Salvation A^my By^AY PAULEY were only large enough for a Auxiliary will have a “ Lights of Highland St. Results Friday night in the The Catholic Graduates Gub Puniello of South Windsor Sunbeams will meet Tuesday at UPI women'* Editor teaspoon to enter, let alone lift Friendship” program at its 3:45 p.m. at tee Citadel. Manchester Bridge Club game of Greater Hartford, Inc. will NEW YORK (U P I )-There’S exchanged wedding vows “ The Energy Crisis — Myths out a tablespoon of, say, dry meeting tonight at 7:30 at the at 35 Brainard Pi. are; North- award three 8500 scholarships no time Uke the present for in­ March 9 at St. Francis of Assisi and Realities” will be discussed mustard. A reader calls for Legion Home. South: Joseph Toce and Susan te G tholic high school seniors novations in the marketplace. Church, South Windsor. by Edward Heidelmark, retail more convenient openings on “ Lights of Friendship” is the Joseph P. Naylor Eggleton, first; Kenneth who live in Hartford Gunty and Some honest-to-go^nesB marketer for the Gulf Oil G ., cocoa cans for sim ilu reasons, American Legion Auxiliary Hickman and Sidney McKenzie, plan to attend a four-year changes could ..help us con­ so the entire contents can be The bride is the daughter of Tuesday at the Rotary Gub PORTRAIT project , working through second; Robert Taylor and college in the fall of 1974. sumers keep our penonal ther­ used. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Kristan meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the PROTOGRAPHER C ^ E , to provide the poles, William Edwards, third. The club has awarded over mostats lowered instead of of 230 Kelly Rd., Vernon. The Manchester Country Club. Packing complaints still We*ve Named The Eihy — wiring, transformers and in­ East-West: Mrs. Donald Ray- 827,000 to 55 recipients in the wasting energy on poor bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Heidelmark is representing the domi^nate the comments sulators needed to bring elec­ inond and Milton Gottlieb, past 19 years. Students are packagiiig, poor service, poor National Family Opinion, Inc., Norman Morrissette of 11 Gnnecticut Petroleum Guncil m L m m m i tricity to homes in 15 raral first; Paul and Michael Lam, chosen on the basis of need, quaUty, even as prices push receives from its approximate­ Aroda Dr., South Windsor, and at the Rotary meeting. villages in South Korea. This is second; Dr. Saul Cohen and scholarship, character and higher and higher. Felix Puniello of Bristol, R.I. ly 100,000 homemaker con­ Mackejr, Jennifer Lyn and PnirieU Lyn, twin dauKhten of being accomplished by penny FOMUL & WOIIIIII L Ernest Berabe, tfii^. achievement. Against this setting of sultants on marketing. The ladies bridge group of Craig B. and Kathleen F. Frosch Mackey of 18B Garden Apts., The bride was given in collections at all meetings of Further information can be economic, energy and en­ Their latest ’’why don’t they” the auxiliary. Manchester Newcomers Gub CALL Results Friday night in the Rockvjlle. They were bom Feb. 26 at Rockville General Hospital. marriage by her father. She obtained by contacting vironmental crises, what better list included: Mrs. M ^ LeDuc, chairman will meet tonight at 8 at the Andover Bridge Gub game at Their maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mlir. Joseph F. Frosch wore an ivory satin A-line gown 649-5593 guidance counselors in area way to cool us customers than —Package bhiwn sugar in of the national foreign relations Andover Congregational of Glen Mills, Pa. Their paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. designed with fitted sleeves and high schools, or by writing to with a crash program of cup-size packages so part of the committee for the auxiliary, Church are: Mr. and Mirs. Paul Richard L. Mackey of Malvern, Pa. Their paternal great- trimmed with peaii d’ange lace. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brochu, 14 product and sendee improve­ contents don’t harden, and will discuss Korea during Barton, first; Mr. and Mrs. grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. George B. Mackey of Wayne, Pa., Her matching cathedraMength Westwood Dr., Simsbury, or ment. Otherwise, that con­ measuring would be simplified. tonight’s program. She also will Harold Lucal, second; Mrs. sumer rebeUion will deepen. and Mr. and Mrs. Omer R. Schwen of Mesa, Ariz. mantilla was also lace Thomas Whalen, 141 Robin Rd., —Put liquid glue in push-pull provide Korean refreshments Francis Haines and Mrs. It sends my own temperature trimmed. West Hartford. The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss top containers like the ones for M oorr, Cindy Ann, daughter of William C. Jr. and Melanie including Korean date candy Lawrence Moe, third. Maralyn Tabatsky of Bambi Jean Crawford of soaring to see one supermarket di^washing liquids. Mascola Moore of 842 Center St. She was bom Feb. 21 at Hartford Miss Joan Kristan of New and fried cakes. DO YOU LWV Meeting Manchester to Arthur Magnus Manchester to PhiUp Steven I patronize repricing an item —Put tabs on plastic covers to HospiUl. Her maternal grandparents are Mrs. Anthony DiManno York, N.Y. was her sister’s Results Thursday morning in of Bloomfield, N.J., has been PetreUo of East Hartford has already on the shelves, upward prevent tearing nails when of Manchester and Joseph Mascola of South Windsor. Her pater­ maid of honor. She wore a Dislike Grocery the Nutmeg YWCA open game On Thursday announced by her parents, G n - been announced by her parents, two to three times; t^t is opening coffee or shortening. nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William C. Moore Sr. of Hart­ at the Community Y are: Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Crawford profit on top of profit from what —G t the height of some of Burgundy velvet gown with vee- Hsvs a tsif Armando carbonell of the tor and Mrs. Israel Tabatsky of ford. She has a sister, Lisa Ann, 6. Our North-South; Dr. ^ u l Cohen Jr. of 102 Helaine Rd. the item cost the market the cereal boxes; th ^ ’re out­ neckline edged in a self raffle Havs two I? Department of Envirqpmentel Manchester. and Ernest Berabe, first; Mrs. Mr. PetreUo is the son of Mr. originally and is outright growing the space on cupboard and fashioned with high fitted Servicemen Protection and William G x of Mr. Magnus is the son of Mr. Terry Daigle and Mrs. Madelyn and Mrs. Carmen PetreUo of robbery. shelves. Cunningham, Scoii RobeH, son of Timothy R; and Elizabeth waist and long sleeves. the office of State Planning will and Mrs. Samuel R. Magnus of If So, Then You Must Call Tgrrell, second; Mrs. Elaine East Hartford. Almost as irksome are the Eschmann Cunningham of 132 ^ m c e St. He was bom Feb. 27 at be guest speakers at Bloomfield, N.J. Miss Anita Kristan of Vernon, Mitchell and Mrs. Edna The bride-elect is a senior at housekeeping habits of so many Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Wednesday’s meeting of the Miss Tabatsky is a 1968 the bride’s sister, was Staff Sgt. Roger J. Parcell, third. Manchester High School and markets. Mr. and Sirs. Richard Eschmann of 131 Maple St. His paternal “ THE GROCERY KUir Manchester League of Women graduate of Mandiester H i^ Peariy Waters bridesmaid. Miss Michelle /Rocheleau, son of Mr. and Mrs. East-West; Mrs. Sandy G aft plans to be employed at Why, for instance, must grandmother is Mrs. Jean Cunningham of M Essex St. Voters. The meeting will begin School. She received her Morrissette of South Windsor Alphonse M. Rocheleau, 41 Experience the convenience of shop­ and Mrs. Carol Dell’Angela, Manchester Memorial Hospital shelves be restocked, with the An idyllic bay on IshigaU, at 8 p.m. at the home of bachelors degree in psychology was flower girl. They wore Olcott St., has been awarded his ping by phone for only $2.95 a weak* first; Mrs. Ann McLaughlin and upon graduation. aisles fiUed with boxes at peak one of the Ryukyu Islands, is Wilson, Dannielle Marie, daughter of Kenneth C. and Mary Gnstence Roberts, 43 Richard from Barnard G llege, Glum - gowns design^ with Burgundy associate degree by the Univer­ Mrs. Judy Pyka, Mrs. Anne shopping hours? Wiggling a the onfy place in the world Lloyd Wilson of Enfield. She was bom Feb. 28 at Manchester Have your exact grocery order per­ Rd. bia University, and is currently Her fiance is employed by D velvet bodices chiffon skirts, sity of Maryland European Ingram and G ay Wilson, tied Sheeting Company of cart through them is like where Mack gem pearls are Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are are Mr. and sonally selected with care and Topic under discussion will be completing requirements for a Si L high fitted waists and long Division. Sgt. Rocheleau com­ for second. Glastonbury. broken field running-at snail’s Mrs. Lewis Lloyd of 62 Thrall Rd., Vernon. Her ]»tem al grand­ delivered right to your door. “ Proposed Plan of Gnserva- master’s degree in special cultivated. One of the black sleeves. pleted his college studies The couple plan a July wed­ pace. Empty cartons and carts parents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wilson of Springfield, Mass. tion and Development for education at Glumbia. beauties sold for 83,200. through the U. S. Air Force off- ding. in disarray detract also. And Her great-grandmother is Mrs. Ferae Gidney of New Brunswick, Richard Roberts of South Gnnecticut.” Mr. Magnus received bis duty education program. He is NassUf Photo there must be some way to Can. Windsor was best man. Ushers Results in the March 13 Mrs. James Tani, chairman bachelor’s degree from Lehigh assigned to Mt. Parnis, Greece, In Manchester speed up things at the c h e t ^ t were Joseph Kristan of Nutmeg YWCA novice game at of the LWV land committee, University. He is employed as Goodin, Kevin Scoit, son of Louis J. and Karen G. Wightman as an electrical power produc­ Mrs. Paul K. Devine counter! Portland, Maine and David , ^ ^ Call 646-1448 the Gmmunity Y are; - Mrs. was in charge of arrangements. an accountant with S. D. Goodin of Middletown. He was bom Feb. 28 at Manchester Kristen of Vernon, brother of tion technician with a detach­ Leidesdorf & Gmpany in New As long as we’ve brought up ment of the Air Force Com­ Ronnie Toomey and Mrs. CLOBE Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Today packaging. I’ve noted some im­ Irma Lyn Lawrence of and Mrs. Vincent B. Devine of Patricia Forstrom, first; Mrs. York City. Walter Wightman of 374 Sununit St. His paternal grandparents munications Service. A 1965 Washington PTA provements since I first started ling*’£tfer. M r s . Jo se p h P u n ie llo Manchester and Second Lt. Wallingford. Grace Barrett and Mrs. Mary An August wedding at Temple Motheriy Love? Travel Service are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Goodin of 173 Loomis St. His maternal graduate of Hartford Public an annual “ why don’t they” Paul K. Devine, USMCR, were Mrs. Devine graduated with Tierney, second; Mrs. Sue Fen­ Meets Tuesday Beth Sholom is planned. The mother sea turtle digs 555 MAIN ST R EET I great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Elton G. Wightman of A reception was held at the pie left on a wedding trip to Mr. Puniello is employed by High School, he has attended gripe column a few years b a ^ . married In a civil ceremony honors from the University of ton and Mrs. Anne Trick, third. a hole on a beach and lays Windsor. He has a sister, Kimberly, 3. Elk’s Carriage House in Vermont. They will reside at Olenders Body Shop in Portland State College and Ball G t there still are enragh 643-2165 Dec. 28 at the American Connecticut in 1972. She served The Washington School PTA Rockville, after which the cou- 183 Adams St. Rockville. State University extension in *Plus a $10.00 her eggs. Then she covers peeves to keep me going. One sulate in Fukuoka, Japan. On as a Vista volunteer in Baton will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Engaged Pohl, Nicola Francis, son of William E. and Mary A. Bellows Athens. His wife, Gail, is the EnroHmont Foe them with sand and returns spice manufacturer, for in­ I Authorized agent in Manchester { Feb. 13, the couple was married Rouge, La. the school. Pohl of 37 Hoffman Rd., Ellington. He was bom March 1 at daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Results in the March 11 to the sea. The sun hatches stance, marks the top of its (or all Airlines. Railroads and at the Memorial Giapel at the Lt. Devine, also a 1972 The entertainment will be a The engagement of Miss Steamship Lines. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Edward J. Skehan of Hartford. Nutmeg YWCA invitational at the eggs, those that are not plastic container “ pour,” “ sift” Marine Corps Air Station in graduate of the University of student talent show. Judith E. Fredericksen of Mrs. Nicola F. Bellows of Wallingford. His paternal grand­ College Notes the Community Y are: North- and “ spoon.” The “ spoon” half­ Iwr^uni, Japan. The officiating Connecticut, was an Honors Refreshments will be served. Manchester to Jdm S. Hinman eaten by animals. parents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pohl of 157 Brookfield St. He has South: Mrs. Phyllis Pierson and moon slit is a great idea, if it minister; was Chaplain L. 0. Fellow, a member of Phi Beta The annual book fair will also of GUinsville has been an­ a brother, William Christopher, 4. Mrs. Suzanne Shorts, first; Seegers; be held Tuesday from 6 to 7 nounced by her mother, Mrs. Kappa and also president of the Mrs. Frankie Brown and Mrs. p.m. in the school library. Raymond P. Frederickren of Lnda Kichnet, daughter of spring. Six concerts have been tion for the year 1974-75 at Saint student government. He is Lil Holway, Mrs. Margaret Gerber, Lori Jan, daughter of Sanford R. and Susan Allen The bride is the daughter of 179 Main St. She is also the Mr. and Mcs. Richard Kichnet scheduled. Joseph College, West Hartford. assigned to the First Marine Boyle and Mrs. Ann Gerber of 3 Hazel Dr., South Windsor. She was bom March 1 at Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lawrence Aircraft Wing at Iwakuni. daughter of the late Raymond of East Hartford, has been She is majoring in sociology McLaii^lin, tied for second. . _ _ j n b e L„„ Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Susan B. Hurwitz, daughter of 153 Avery St. The The couple expect to be re­ P. Fredericksen. naihed to the dean’s list for the and is currently enrolled in the North-South: Mrs. Eleanor With a flattering hairstyle Mr. and Mrs. Myer Allen of Rochester, N.Y. Her paternal grand­ bridegroom is the son of Mr. turning from Japan in June. About Town The bride-elect is a 1973 fall semester at Manchester of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hurwitz, social work sequence. Crafts and Mrs. Faye parents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gerber of Naranja, Fla. She graduate of the University of LET US STYLE YOUR HAIR Community College. A 104 Conway Rd., has been Lawrence, first; Mrs. M ^ has a sister, Amy Diane, 3Vk. named to the dean’s list at New Beaconway Gnnecticut School of Educa­ freshman, she was a member of Warren and Mrs. Betty Launi, FOR A LOVELY, NEW LOOKI Margaret Bangesser, FABRIC CENTER ^ tion, where she received her BS the basketball cheerleaders. York State College of Human second; Mrs. G ra Anderson Isn’t it time for a change...and vrtiat ffiore Cline, Grant Matthew, son of C. James and Kathleen Luongo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. degree. She is employed as a She is also the granddaughter of Ecology, Cornell University, Recreation Department and Mrs. Mary Gangewere, exciting chahge. than a flatter-new Gine of Deborah Dr., Coventry. He was bom March 10 at J o s e p h B a n g e s s e r o f 63 Past Matrons Association of teacher of vocational Mrs. Katherine Shannon of 79 for the fall term. She is a third. hairstyle for Sp rj^ l Call for an appoint­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Glepwood St., has been named Temple Gapter, OES, will homemaking at Torrington Russell St. member of the junior class. ment or come oivTn todayl Mrs. Vii^iitla Massarl of Glaiitonbury. His paternal grandparents to the dean’s list at Eastern meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at High School. are Ronald Cline of Arizona and Mm. Claudlne Cline of Newell, Connecticut State College, the home of Mre. Walter Per­ nappy Sewbiir Tie spring session of .Ihe tion. For more information, Her fiance, a 1972 graduate of Iowa. His |M|teraal great-grandmothers are Mrs. Ina Rimmer of Michael Parker of Miss Marian T. Humphrey, where she has completed all Results in the March 9 game sons, 137 Madison St., East Manchester Recreation Dejiart- send a stamped self-addressed University of Connecticut’s Storm L^«|, Iowa, and Mrs. Mary Cline of Corining, Iowa. He has Manchester is second tenor in daughter of Mrs. Patrick J. requirements towards BA at the Manchester G m m unity' Hartford. Hostesses are Mrs. meht day classes will feature envelope to the Mandiester Rec School of Agriculture where be a brother, ^ tt, 3. . the Worcester Polytechnic Humphrey, 32 Knighton St., has degree in education'. She is a Gllege are; North-South; Marshall Hodge and Mrs. Viola 18 Oak Street In Downtown Manchester an oil painting cou rse in Department, 110 Cedar St., received his BS degree, is Institute Glee Club which will been elected president of the graduate of Manchester High Cdnwsto James Anderson and Samuel Trotter. manager of Hinman’s Phone 643-2461 Mon. - Sat. 9 to 5; Thurs. & FrI. 9 to 9 rosemaling. Rosemaling simply Mancster, in care of Bea O'Hare, Jeremy James, son of Joseph H. and Paula sing in Montreal, Canada this Student Government Associa- School. Cuscoyitcb, first; Robert Greenhouse in GUinsville. means flower painting. It is a Sheftel. Wupperfeld O'Hare of 71 Birch St. He was bom March 6 at Taylor' and William Edwards, Hartford County Dental The couple plan a July 4 wed­ style of decorative p f l i ^ g thai Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are second; James Tatro and Lance Assistents wll meet Tuesday at ding. JSOUuiiigEull developed in Norway during the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wupperfeld of Bonita Springs, Fla. His pater­ A new class is being offered Tatro, third. 7:30 p.m. at 191 Main St. 18th Century. In America, nal grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. Jamet M. O’Hare of Quincy, in the wothen’s day program. East-West; Mrs. Faye Beaconway, the fastest growing fabric chain in New rosemaling was introduced in Mass. His maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph The class is World Affairs and Lawrence and Mrs. Anne The Ladies of St. James will STARTING TUESDAY England, brings you the nation’s leading fabrics at a new the painting of smorgasbord Pest of Norwalk. His paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Current Events, and is a free DeMartin, first; Irving G rlson have a wine testing party at its kind of savingl And the backing of this guarantee... quality plates by Per Lysne in the Elizabeth Dee of Weymouth, Mass. He has a sister, Julie Colleen, discussion group class offered and Mrs. Barbara Davis, se­ meeting tonight at 8 at St. plus performance or your rrxiney back. 1930s. 2V4. 5 DAYS ONLY on Wednesday beginning April cond; William Belekewicz and James School cafeteria. A rosemaling society was Sears 17 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Y ^ e no Patricia Belekewicz, third. begun in NeA England with actual textbook reading is wedding plans W ebb, Aaron David, son of Brian L. and Jayne Lugimbuhl Manchester Chapter, Mrs. Audrey Sn|ne as its presi­ Webb of 95 Grove St., Rockville. He was bom March 6 at required, it is suggested that SPEBSQSA, will rehearse dent. Mrs. Shine conducts Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are participants read a newt tonight at 8 at the Army and rosemaling classes in her home Mr. and Mrs. Roy Luginbuhl of Mt. Spring Rd., Tolland. His (bagazine or current event The South Windsor Bridge Navy Gub. The re h e a rd is S g g g g * ^ studio. D i^ng the summer she paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Ginton Webb of Orchard magazine. T itles to de dis­ Club will sponsor a game open to men interested in teaches' |it the Fletcher Farm St., Rockville. cussed Include the world Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at 1788 singing barbershop-style har­ G aft School in Ludlow, Vt. in your future? monetary system, the oil crisis, EHin^n Ave. mony. During the fall and spring her Botieron, Cari Christine, daughter of David and Barbara the Middle East and other areas class is one of those o ffe i^ at Rufini Botteron of 119 Redwood M . She was bom March 8 at of current Interest. The course the West Side Rec, 110 Cedar St. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are is geared for men and women This session will start on may we suggest: Mr. and Mrs. Enrico T. Rufini of 24 Lyness St. Her paternal Who are interested in Thursday, Aptfl 18 from 1:30 to grandmother is Mrs. Charles Botteron of 67 Autumn St. Her exchanging viewpoints and 2:30 p.m. and will continue for maternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John Rufini of 157 broadening their horizons nine weeks. Cost of the session Birch St. through an interchange of Get them together. Our Newest Collection. is 812. Participants should bring ideas. The class will run nine their own oil paints and an oiled Parson, Robin Leigh, daughter of Richard W. and Margaret crandOpe*^ weeks and is free to Rec Matching marriage rings piece of wood to practice on, or Zikus Parson of 125 Summer St. She was bom March 9 at members. Free childcare is wood that has been varnished. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is available during the class. are in Registration is now being taken Mrs. Margaret B. Zikus of 45 Birch St. Her paternal grandparents Registration by mail is now oewirabonW — for this class by mail. Other are Mrs. LeRoy Kanehl of 105 Ridge St. and Russell Parson of being accepted. Refreshments when imaginatively designed the CHEVRON! classjte on the spring schedule Smallwood Trail, Coventry. She has a sister, Tracy Ann, 3%. will be available during the are al9o open to mail registra­ class. 0 n in 14-karat gold. Kilian, Chrigiopher Francis, son of Robert H. and Kathleen a NAVY HERRINGBONE DOUBLEKNIT J. Tracey Kilian of 101 Shallowbrook Lane. He was bom March 9 fsiftsCub Scout New8*®smiss«#5!^ TUXEDO... at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandpareiits MBMCSAriNGa are Mr. and Mrs. Francis X. Tracey of East Rockaway, N.Y. His ! Cub Pack 144 Michael Einsidel and Ronni paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Kilian of Dube, Wolf badges. Ridgewood, N.Y. He has a brother, Robert Henry II, O’A; and a OFF Cuj) Scout Pack 144 recently V UP TO Arrows were earned by sister, Colleen Elizabeth, 4. “GAS CRISIS BREAK THRU" % had its annual Blue and Gold An exquisitely styled tuxedo, the jacket Is enhanced by wide peek 50 BaiK^et at the Garden Grove Todd Pavan, Mathew Kemp, navy velvet lapels and collar which are trimmed In navy satin. The M O T H E R S II Pool your car and rocoivo your childs portrait Michael Einsiedel, Roger Restaurant. Den 3 txinducted slacks are matching navy herringbone flares with navy satin absolutely FREEe Simply bring another mother and her the evening ceremony. Berthiaume, Stephen Strand, Famous Maker Famous Maker strlping...Add to that a striking white, blue, gold or pink ruffle shirt Scout News Larry Noble, cubmaster, David Courcy, Scott Bouiget, chiidren with you to bo photographed. 45" Seersuckers vdth 4" navy velvet bow tie — and WOW1 45" Gingham Checks openjed the meeting. Reginald James Cullen, David Miller,gold arrows; Todd Pavan, Gary An extraordinary looking wedding party... Free portrait iimited to drivers children. Dacron* polyester (tog. 12.29 yd. Great selection of nsg.lli49yi Giriitensen said grace. The Dacron polyester- Gendron, Stephen Strand, and arid cotton blends! pack charter was presented. Aho Avsttabk In Burgundy Hnnlngtonnl Ptaids, chedrs, YD. cotton blend checks e V Randall McNally, silver T roop 362 Scouts receiving merit stripesi Completely $ 1 in assorted sizesi Bob Stevens, an amateur arrows. Boy Scoiit ’Doop 362 of St. badges were James Philopena, tnacblne-washable Completely footeall player for the Connec- and dryaUef Bartholomew’s Church recent­ Alan Klibanoff, Greg Jones, Joe machine-washable, 1 tlcu Spartans, explained the Webelo activity badges were Downs, Bill Hoch, Bob an 8 ’’x l 0 ” portrait of your child in dryable. Plus...The Bride and Groom receives FREE with 4 or more tuxedo ly lud its aqnual potluck and M various football equipment, awarded to Tim Gllahan, five rentals a 41-piece glassware collection by ’UBBY... court of honor at Highland Park Cavedon, Mike Downs, 'Jeff which he bad brought to the badges; Scott Verbridge, Dave Jones, Bill Cavedon, John School. 45" Linen Weave Whffe they last! , meefing, and ibowed a film of a Keeney, Roger Livingston, two Philopena, Joe Greene, James LIVING COLOR Trinity College football game. badges each; Marc Gagnon, Plus #2...You also receive a FREE garter and Ring Bearer Pillow — The Hare-Bear Patrol con­ Stevenson, Paul Philopena, Jim ducted the opening ceremonies. Suiting 60" Double KnR Dots Advancement awards were Wes Brown, Michael another Regals exciusivel Neiswanger, Gregg McDer­ Family 8x10 Color Portrait presented to Rudy Perslco, McDonnell, and Drew Gibson, Joe Downs, institutional Bring . 4 9 Full Color range . Itog. 91.49 yd Texturized Reg. 93.99 mott, and Chat Whitesell. David Miller, Ken Bivwn, Bear representative, gave the in­ SPECIAL! All The Including naturall polyaattr with one badge each. J At Regals you may select from 2Q different styles and colors of vocation. Art Desault, district Advancement awards were This Week 90% Rayon/10% VO. raised dot on white badges; Matthew Kemp, Todd n i i i E linen Mend can ground. Machine tuxedoa...All of which are In stock, nothing to m ikI swsy fori... neighborhood commissioner for presented to Joe Downs and Only Children Pavan, Roger Ber^hiaume, Greg Jones, Life Scouts; Mark be machine wash & dry. the Algnquin District, washed, Mne mmmm Mirucki, First G ass; and Alan SHMEimilE presented the new troop dryed. Klibanoff, Bill Cavedon, Jeff charter to Downs. • No appointment necessary Jones, John Philopena, and Singled out for outstanding CtilMran with parants, gr*n^BIISS hii bean serving the Home Owner fillet or clams on a roll o r' and place for the Public “ Made It Easier” for at YEARS. For e complete FREE INSPECTION of bread, catsup, tartar sauce, “ My adjustment was not Hearing regarding the rqreal of tater tots, pickle chips, your home by a Termite Control Expert, tupervia^d quite as severe as it might have Ordinance 16-300 and the enact­ chocolate cake, milk. SMon- by the finest technical staff, phone our nearest been for others,” he said. “ The oiiktexMat^^ ment of a proposed new or­ dary; tuna sub w/lettnce and local office: whole congregation seemed to dinance for the taking of land tomato or fish fillet on roll, feel that this was their problem •37J for the purpose of widening or chips. Dessert choice of pwl- as well as mine and that made Twin & Full S ize ...... altering boundaries of existi^ ding or cookie, milk. / " : 649-9240 highways. it a lot easier.” Recker stayed on at First Sanitary, Easy, Relntorcad Edgaa Authorization is expected to SW Young Wive* English for 15 years after be given to Town Attorney Tom The regular monthly meeting becoming blind and he es­ BUSS TEKMITE CONTROL CORF. Dennis to enter into of the Sooth Windsor Young timates that in that time some PLAZA '.STMS DIV. OF BLISS EXTERMINATOR CO., INC. • EST. 1882 negotiations for the acquisition Wives will be Wednesday, (Wtl 200 different men in the con­ i To PIm n I of property for installation of March 20, at Society for gregation drove him around on Next to FranTs i The Oldest & Largest in Conn. sidewalks on Felt Rd. Savings, 1765 Ellington Rd., .East his pastoral calls and more than IWddi^TMto. Funding for the proposed South Windsor. 30 women read him material he Plum Gulley Park will also be Guest speaker will be Dr. needed “ to see” in his work. discussed. Vijaya Bapat, pediatric consul­ 5.'ir.rll"-' V> SW High Math Team tant for maternal and child The South Windsor High health section of the Depart­ ment of Health in Connecticut. •, ,V> . ^ c o M P i r i School Math Team has finished KEEP WARM THIS WINTER first in the C apitol Area Dr. Bapat will b e ^ her talk Citrus Fruit Sale Planned BOOKKEEPING Mathematics League Meet promptly at 8 p.m. A short CUT YOUR FUEL c 6 n SUMPTION ABOUT VI IN MANY INSTANCES recently at Bristol Central H i^ business meeting and MANCHESTER rota Featherstone, left, and Mary Lucia, co-presidenta of the South Windsor Youth ^Pretty Blossoms All SERVICE School. refreshments will follow. The NEW 12 a 14 WIDES 519 EAST MIDDUTPKE. The team scored 80 points, public is invited to attend. Chapter of American Field Service, display p o st^ for the AFS Citrus Fruit Sale whidi is Done In our office. now under way. (Photo by Judy Kuehnel) The blcwming flower child is Cheryl Ann Heimlich of Woburn, Mass., who was getting into 649-5327 the most points ever scored by FEATURES: •the swing of things for the 103rd New England Spring Garden and Flower Show which a South Windsor team. Friend* of Ella Accounts Payable, opened Saturday in Boston’s Commonwealth Armory for nine days. The show is sponsored b/B E ZZIN I Cliff Lange with a perfect All members of the “ Friends Rtcelvable, Payrolls, etc. of Elia — South Windsor” com­ W Storm doors and windows by the Massachusetts Horticultural Society and the show covers 2 Vs acres at the Armory score of 18 points, and Bruce South Windsor Sale Worried Abcuf mittee are asked to attend the screens throughout. with garden scenes, plants aiid flowers. (UPI photo) TEL. 646-1316 Lassman wito 17 points, paced March 19 regular meeting at 8 the team. A Step-saver kitchen. Equipped AND Other participants who con­ p.m. at the South Windsor Town To Raise Funds for ASF A Standard equipment: Divan, Hall. with electric eye-level oven and tributed to the team victory AfraM («be tattli wiU drop «t th* broiler, counter top burner, two occasionai chair, end tabie, were Mike Davis, Mike This will be the last regular JUDY KUEHNEL UncIA d«itur«idhttlTte*i iamp, and dinette set, plus tacted and wish to order fruit htip. FA8TCKTH* INrivder gIvM door refrigerator, caUneto, and Dziezynski, and Bob Vogelpoel. meeting before the March 2S drapes and curtains Maine Newsmqin Correspondenl may call John Carney, 017 »*»»di« stalnlass steel sink. Choicest Meats In Town! B ozzin i \Vay,nn the cleanest way out effect they had on mankind. “ There appears to be a cor- reiation and it affects different Reg. *799 people differently,” he said. 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STORE (NO INTEREST CHARGE) (AN N U AlPERaN T R A T E -1 2 K ) 1 PAGE TWELVE-1 EVENING HERALD. Mandhester. CmUn.. Moh.. March 18.1974 Obituaries Fighting Continues In Golan Heights Harry P. Vorgenaen Karl C . Jensen United Press International “ Peace is now on the way, a Harry Peter YorReiuen, 77. Karl C. Jensen, 14, of 141 For the seventh straight day of Hartford died Sunday at Terrace Dr., Rockville, died peace based on justice under today, fighting erupted on the which all states in the area can Francis Hospital. He was the Sunday night at bis home. He front between Israel and Syria. was the son of Mrs. Doris ^ iv e and prosper,” Sadat said father of Hsiirry P . Yngensoi At the same time, Israeli in Newsweek. He said a perma­ Jr. of Manchester. Weber Jemsen and the late newspapers reported that the nent settlement still depended He was employed 90 years at Ellsworth C. Jensen. U nit^ States and Israel are in He was born in Manchester on Israeli withdrawal from all Royal McBee IVpewriter Co. disagreement about the amount territory captured in 1967 and a before retiring in 1965. on April 14,1959 and lived moat of captured Syrian territory of his life in Rockville. He was solution of the problem of the Other survivors are his wife, Israel should retain in the Palestinian refugees. 2 daughters, a sister, 13 a seventh grade student at the Golan Heights, where the Vernon Center Middle School. TOe newspaper Ha’aretz said grandchildren, and 4 great­ fighting is taking place. Prime Minister Golda Meir and grandchildren. Survivors, besides his The United States is trying to mother, are a brother, Paul H. her cabinet colleagues are un­ The funeral is Tuesday at arrange a disengagement of animously opposed to any 10:15 a.m. from the Rose Hill Jensen of Rockville; a sister, forces there similar to that Mrs. Peter Erickson of East withdrawal in an initial stage Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., between Israeli and Egyptian troop disengagement from the Hartford; and bis maternal Rocky Hill, with a Mass at 11 forces along the Suez canal. “purple line,’’ Israel’s a.m. at St. Augustine’s Church grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A Syrian military spokesman Harold Weber of Rockville. ceasefire frontier with Syria in Hartford. Burial will be in said that Syrian artillery until last Otobers fighting. The funeral will be Tuesday Rose Hill Memorial Park, opened fire on Israeli forces Ma’ariv said “the principle Rocky Hill. at 8 p.m.' at the Ladd Funeral "trying to strengthen their thst Kissinger is aware of — but Friends may call at the Home, 19 Ellington Ave., front positions” in the central does not agree with — is that Rockville. Calling hours will be funeral home tonight from 7 to and northern sectors of the Israel is unwilling to go back 9. from 7 p.m. to the time of the Golan Heights today. behind the purple line. That, in s ^ c e s . 1716 Rev. Robert L. The Syrian communique, effect, is the point on which James H. Arthur LaCounte of Rockville Baptist issued at 2:15 p.m. (8:15 a.m. Church will officiate. Jerusalem and Washington do James H. Arthur, 66, of 19 EDT), said fighting had begun not see eye to eye.” Burial will be at the con­ Butler Rd. died Saturday after at 11:10 a.m. (5:10 a.m. EDT) Government sources said the venience of the family. Friends suffering a heart attack at his and was continuing. scope of Israeli disengagement winter home in Port Richie, may make memorial donations Israel insists on retaining all proposals will be on the agenda to the charity of their choice. FU. That’s part of the damage caused to the model home at of the territory captured in the in W ashin^n talks between Bom in Hartford, he lived in Fox Grove off Keeney St. ’The can of paint was opened and Police Report 1967 Six Day War, and the Defense Minister Moshe Dayan M anchester 26 years. He United States opposes this, the William C. Steele tossed on the couch and rug. Furnishings had bwn in the and Kissinger, to be set retired seven years ago from Private funeral services were newspaper Ma’ariv said. It foliowing the secretary’s Aetna Life and Casualty where house for about two weeks. (Herald photo by ’Tuttle) appear^ this would be among meeting Tuesday with Foreign he was a purchasing agent for held Saturday for William Creighton Steele, 22 months Home Heavily Damaged the topics discussed Tuesday in Minister Abba Eban. ^ years. He was a World War H who died Thursday in Dalton, Legislators Washington by Israeli Foreign Navy veteran. He was a com­ Mass. Burial was in Dalton About Town At Fox Grove Project Minister Abba Eban and Stamp of Approval municant of St. Bridget Church. Cemetery. To Press Secretary of State Henry A. Rare stamps traditionally Vandals caused about $6,000 Kissinger. He was also a member of the He is survived by his parents, at 40 Olcott St. netted thieves a have lured investors. During worth of damage Saturday American Legion Post in Robert F. Steele, formerly of For More Gas wedding gown, five dresses, a Despite the current U.S.- World War H many European night when they broke into a families converted their as­ Manchester. Manchester, and Barbara Sayre ski jacket and two evening Israeii differences, and the NEW h a v en (UPI) - State St. James School will hold its model home located on Lot 28 of sets into stamps, a convenient Survivors are three sons, Steele of Dalton; a brother and jackets. The clothing is valued slowness in getting Israeli- Sen. Joseph T. Gormley, R- annual intramural wrestling Fox Grove development off investment medium virtually sister, twins, Robert and Susan, at about $460. Syrian t^lks started, Egyptian James H. Arthur Jr. of Fairfieid, says he has organized match Tuesday at 2:45 p.m. at Keeney St. free of national or internation­ Bridgeton, Mo., Richard Arthur at home; his paternal grand­ — Two clothes-dryers were President Anwar Sadat said in a New England delegation of 10 the school gym. The event will Richard Kurzman, project al restrictions. Some families of Steger, HI., and Thomas parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott B. vandalized and a coin box con­ interviews with the news fled to the United States with legislators to get a more involve the seventh and eighth director, said the damage was Arthur of Joliet, HI.; a brother, Steele of Nlantic, formerly of taining about $9 was stolen magazines Time and Newsweek their stamps, then established equitable share of gasoline for grade boys in weight classes discovered by Mrs. Joan Charles Arthur of Colchester; Manchester, and his maternal from an apartment house at 5^ that he believes peace is near in themselves financially by sell­ the region. ranging from 89 to 140 pounds. Lemieux in the course of three sisters, Mrs. Helen Curtin grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hartford Rd. the Middle East. ing their collections. Speaking on New Haven radio Awards will be presented to the showing the model. of Manchester, Mrs. Raymond Howard Sayre of Pittsfield, — Two radial tires were station WNHC Sunday, best wrestler, as well as to the Though Fox Grove has had reported stolen from a storage Bachman of Bristol and Mrs. Mass. Gormley, who is co-chairman wrestler with the fastest pin. Robert Peyton of Old Saybrook, Friends wishing to do so minor vandalism in the past, it bin at 215K Tudor Lane. of the Connecticut Legislature’s The public is invited. was never to this extent, said and two grandchildren. many make memorial con­ SHOP PINEHURST Committee on Banking and Kurzman. A gallon of paint, VERNON The funeral is We^esday at tributions to the Billy Steele Regulated Activities, said the The Friendship Circle of the stored on the premises, had Donald Levesque, 19, of OLD -nME LOW PRICES 9:15 a.m. "from the Holmes Memorial Fund in care of high cost of fuel is the result of Salvation Army will meet been poured on the couch and Somers Rd., Ellington, was with many poputo meat Funeral Home, 400 Mala St., Grace ^iscopal Church, poor handling of the 1973 Tuesday at 7:45 p.m. at the charged Sunday with operating less than $1.00 Ib. Dalton, Mass. rug. The entire house was ran­ with a Mass at 10 at St. Bridget Emergency Petroleum Alloca­ Citadel. Hostesses will be Mrs. sacked and the oven door a motor vehicle while under the Church. Burial will be in Mt. St. tion Act. Oswald Weir and Mrs. Thomas removed from its hinges. There influence of liquor or drugs, il­ Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ Wallace S. Jones "Half the legislators from the Seaver. legal possession of a controlled Our meat manager, Frank Toris, and Harry Bently field. was extensive damage to Private funeral services were entire New England area are iamps, paintings, and mis­ substance, illegal possession of expect to have all these Money Saving Values ready for Friends may call at the held this morning at the acting in a concerted effort to Mishap Kills cellaneous furnishings. drugs, failure to keep drugs in you at 9 A.M. Tues. We are open Tuesday and funeral home Tuesday from 2 to Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. get some relief from the federal the original container, Wednesday from 9 A.M. til 6 P.M. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Another house on Lot 30 had Center St., for Wallace S. government so we in turn can Trumbull Man its windows broken, but entry following too closely, and Jones, 42, of 129 S. Main St., give relief to the people in failure to carry operator’s Alan R. Emmerthal, 22, of was not gained, according to Ida H. Serbfer who died Saturday at Connecticut," he said. the police report. Police are in­ license. DuBuque SKINLESS ROCKVILLE - Ida B. Manchester Memorial Trumbull died at 4:15 a.m. The arrest was made in con­ today at Rockville General vestigating the incident. Serbfer,— I 72,•—f of 51 Court St. died Hospital. MwmaMa Burial wsaa will i/v be m at the The WNHC forum was nection with the investigation this mbi'ning at Rockville convenience of the family, organized in response to the Hospital of injuries suffered in of a two-car accident at Union r2AfftA*»ol lYnMkldttl BVIaVI/IcI MvJakiMjW 4.^. an accident at 11 p.m. Sunday In other police activity: FRANKFURTS General Hdq>ltal Friends wishing to do so may controversy of the “fuel adjust­ Robert Gunther, 24, of Hart­ and Elm Sts, Rockville. Police Born in Rockville, she was make memorial contributions ment clause,” which allows on the Wilbur Cross Highway in said the Levesque car struck on Vernon. ford, was charged with fourth- Either Regular Weiners or All Bwf F taU lu employed as a telephone - to tlie Kidney Foundation of utilities in Connecticut to stopped for the traffic light and All At the Same Low Price. David Rosenburg, 22 of degree larceny on a shoplifting operator at Rockville General Connecticut, 964 Asylum St., automatically pass along in­ complaint from Treasure City. driven by Glen Warstock of Hospital until her retirement. Hartford. creased fuel costs to the con­ Newington, is reported in East Hampton. "serious but satisfactory” con­ Gunther was held in lieu of $150 Very Tender Survivors include a niece Born Aug. 2, 1931, in Bath, sumer without a public hearing. bond fol* appearance in Circuit Levesque was released on a Mrs. Edward Kraus of Maine, he lived in Manchester Public Utilities Commission dition at the Rockville Hospital. $750 non-surety bond for Re suffered a chest injury. Court 12 April 1. Ellington and a nephew, the five years. He was employed as Chairman Howard Hausman — Samuel Lourie, 16, of 141 appearance in Circuit Court 12, l a 99« Rev. Richard 0. Fontaine, an inspector by Pratt & said public hearings are not State Police said Richard P. Rockville, April 16. LIVER Foye, 22, of New London was Highland St. was bharged with pastor of St. Mary’s Church in Whitney Aircraft Division of necessary for each individual David lAibois, 22, of Tamoka DuBuque Lean Sliced charged with speeding in con­ operating a motor vehicle New London. United Aircraft Corp., East fuel cost adjustment. (motorcycle) without a license Ave., Ellington, was charged Funeral services will be held Hartford. He also said he has never nection with the accident and is with improper passing in con­ scheduled to appear in Circuit and operating an unregistered Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from He is survived by his wife, been connected with utility motor vehicle. A 15-year old nection with the investigation RACON Lh. 99^ the Burke-Fortin Funeral Mrs. Ruth Lippincott Jones; a companies and owns no stock in Court 12, Manchester, May 1. ^ of a two-car accident on West Police said Foye was east- boy, who had the same bharges Whole Fresh Home, 76 Prospect St., son, Sheldon Jones of any of them. brought against him, was Rd., Vernon, Sunday. Rockville, followed by a Mass Manchester; two daughters, bound in the left lane when he Police said Dubois was struck Rosenburg and referred to Juvenile Court. of the Resurrection at 10 at St. Marcella Jones and Mrs. Angus Gordon, president of — About $2,000 worth of goods attempting to pass another car' U nit^ Illumination Co., said Emmerthal who were on the in a restricted area and collided PORK LOINS 90* Bernard’s Church. Burial will Charlotte Mirtl, both of was reported stolen from 44 Chopa' and Roasts, or as you wish be in St. Bernard’s Cemetery. Manchester; two half-brothers, his company has especially high side of the highway changing a with one driven by Susan tire. Porter St. over the weekend. Friends may call at the Robert Mitchell of Skowhegan, fuel adjustment charges Among the items missing were Canavari of Valley View Lane, funeral home Tuesday from 7 to Maine, and Sherman Mitchell because its reliance on nuclear P olice said Foye’s car ^ Vernon. Dubois is scheduled to Real Lean DuBuque bounced off the parked car the two televisions; a braclet with 9 p.m. of Bath; and three sisters, Mrs. energy is comparatively low diamonds and rubies; one appear in Circuit Court 12, Josephine Green of Enfield, with the state’s other utility two men^were working on, spun Rockville, April 2. across the highway and came to cocktail ring; a watch; and a SAUSAGE MEAT Mrs. Mrs. Lorraine Spencer of companies. portable radio. Robert Green, 17, of Mark Lb.iiQi99^ Lena W. Goodstine Rocky Hill and Mrs. Dorothy He said nuclear power is the rest on the median divider. Dr., Coventry, was charged by Police said the road was icy and — A break was reported at Naaly Stianfe Mrs. Lena Weingarten Donahier of Somers, Mass. promising route for a long term The Child’s School, 645 Birch Coventry Police with illegal GoodsUne, 80, of 50 Holl St., solution to the high fuel prices. it was snowing at the time of sale of marijuana and illegal the accident. Mtn. Rd. The school was ran­ died this morning at sacked, but no list of missing possession of marijuana in con­ SOUP RONES Lb. 99^ Manchester Memorial Ernest S. Newcomb nection with the investigation items was available at the time * U.S. Choice Hospital. She was the widow of HEBRON — Ernest S. New­ of the police report. of an incident in Coventry on Israe"! Goodstine. comb, 99, of Gilead St. died Sun­ Scientists Cite — St. James School, 73 Park March 14. Born in Austria-Hungary, she day at Manchester Memorial St., was entered and ransacked, Green was held in lieu of SHORT RIGS .99* lived in Manchester 58 years. Hospital. but nothing was reported mis­ posting a $5,000 surety bond and She was a member of Temple " He was born Oct. 16,1874, in Need for Cancer sing. was to be presented to Circuit Beth Sholom, the Sisterhood of the Gilead section of Hebron — A theft from a storage bin Court 12, Manchester, today. Bem/a Brddin, Pinehurst Qrocery Manager wants you Temple Beth Sholom, the and lived in the area most of his to Mva on these values... o c'Manchester chapter of life. He had worked as a Research Workers Hadassah, Manchester chapter salesman at Blish Hardware WASHINGTON (UPI) - tte ambitious plan required un- Box of 100 Bags of B’nai B’rith and several from 1912 to 1929. He then ran a When the nation’s leading LIPTON TEA 99^ other local organizations. poultry farm in Somers until his cancer scientists get together, lOTl^* ^®**°"3* Cancer Act of Survivors are two sons. Max retirement in 1957. as they did here recently, what All One concern expressed Goodstine and Herman He was a member of the is the No. 1 problem they see A Real Buy On Goodstine, both of Manchester' Gilead Congregational Church repeatedly by the eight con­ Hi C Juices FuU QUARTS of confronting cancer research ference working groups in their a daughter, Mrs. Sylvia Horns- and a member of the Hebron today? FUNERAL HOME and tein of Floral Park, N.Y., and reports was with the ad­ Senior Citizens Gub. The training of scientists and E$tabhihed 1874-Three Generation* of Service seven grandchildren. m inistration’s cutbacks in COKE . Survivors are a niece. Miss other cancer workers. 142 East Center Street, Manchester Hawaiian Punch federal training funds for Funeral services are Tuesday Clara M. Ellis of Hebron; three They fear that not enough 46 Oz. Cans Qts. ‘ at 1:30 p.m. at the chapel of the researchers. 3 99 grandnieces, Mrs. Edith Bragg federal money will be available Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Far­ of Sarasota, Fla., Mrs. Lena M. for training researchers; that “Our group recommended 3 fw 99‘ mington Ave., Hartford. Rabbi Hill of Manchester and Mrs. too many strings attached to strongly that the National Rockville Emblem Club Golden Calif. Leon Wind of Temple Beth Ruth E. Young of Wheaton, 111.; what training funds do exist Institutes of Health biomedical Sholom and Cantor Israel and a grandnephew, Kenneth Jello CIUUtOTS will stifle creativity and that training program be reinstated Sponsors All Flavors Tabatsky will officiate. Burial Ellis of Hebron. the national cancer plan will promptly as the success of tte Bunch 1 9 ^ will be in Temple Beth Sholom Funeral services will be falter for lack of adequate man­ cancer program depends on its' Memorial Park in Manchester. Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the power. ability to attack the most com­ Card Party 9107 99* Memorial Week will be Gilead Congregational Church. The cancer plan, released petent young scientists into observed at the home of Her­ Burial will be in the Gilead publicly last August by Presi­ research,” said Joseph L. March 22 - 8 P.M. Pinehurst Valuable Coupon man Goodstine, 94 Hamlin St. Cemetery. dent Nixon, provides guidelines Melnick, professor and chair­ with this coupon and a $10.00 purchase (Cigs Friends wishing to do so may There are no calling hours. for harnessing scientific and man of the department of Elks Carriage House excepted) buy the best make memorial donations to Friends wishing to do so may economic resources to mount virology at Baylor University. Temple Beth Sholom. IMIliE make memorial contributions an accelerated attack , on the The National Cancer Institute Park Street, Rockville to the Gilead Cmgregational nation's second leading killer. (NCI) which has a major but Church. "Most aspects of the plan not exclusive role in the plan is Military Whist and Set Back POTATOES ‘"“. Bag 90* Watkins Funeral Home, 142 Mrs. cannot be delegated to manage­ aware of these concerns in the Conducted by Mary & Ed McKeever Please Clip This Coupon and Please Only 1 Bag With E. Center St., is in charge of scientific community. T hom as J. F rM bum ment personnel without scien­ 'Each $10.00 Order. funeral arrangements. But the administration wants Prizes and Refreshments Funeral services for Mrs. tific competence,” said Dr. action now on conquering Jeannie 'Allen Freeburn, 83, of James F. Holland of the Mount Donations M.50 cancer. To that end, federal Lower prices on Shurfine Bread...Check our bread 47 EdgertowSt., who died Satur­ Sinai School of Medicine in New Open to Public Plenty of Steam York. cancer funds were teing in­ counters. day, be Tuesday at 10 a.m. Tickets Available at Door creased by 180 per cent since from the Holmes Funeral The first steam-powered !>“V|e urge expansion of its automobile in the United personnel commitment to 1969 while research training Home, 400 I^ in St., with the States made its appearance funds were being slashed. 00* 90* Rev. W inthr^ Nelson of Center manage the plan, to preclude around 1892 and had a top The arguments that the key Congregational Church of­ the ^plan’s becoming under- need of 8 miles an hour. By solutions to cancer may lie with F IR IT 8EIIVC0 B A SIS to publictzo community torvloo prooramt.' ficiating. Burial will be in managed or ineffectively PINEHURST GROCERY 1906 an American-built Stan­ persons discouraged from throughij 75 lh*court«»y~ of wewins.Wstkliw. w^inuKnContact mrt.Mm. joyosJoyci smithSmith at■ITU* Tht ■ ! Forest Dale Cemetery, ley Steamer held the world’s managed. This could only delay Horald behMMn 11.19 A m TKttMjSA>< __ the eventual success in the con­ research careers by a lack of HcftW batwaan 1 1 -1* a.m. Thuraday tha waaK baWr# pubUeatlon ’ speed record fpr autos — 127 t v Monda/a ad, and Monday batwaan 11-12 a.m. lor ThuradaVa Holyoke, Mass. federal funds or with persons INC. There are no calling.hours. m.p.b. I trol of cancer,” Holland said at Lad. 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David Rosenburg, 22 of driven by Glen Warstock of championship behind Wilkes’ 27 An unheralded guard, Jimmy Foster, did in St. John’s effectiveness was curtailed because and Frank Alagia (10), made good on operator at Rockville Goieral Connecticut, 964 Asylum St., automatically pass along in­ complaint from ’Treasure City. bucket with 33 seconds rem aining. But Newington, is reported in East Hampton. points. Bill Walton, three-time college with a superlative 27-point performance Sunday afternoon, of a lack of mobility. He was in ob­ 28 o f 64 shots from the floor for 44 per Hospital until her retirement. Hartford. creased fuel costs to the con­ Gunther was held in lieu of $150 Kansas, 23-5, stalled away the final V^^erious but satisfactory” con­ Levesque was released on a Very Tender vious discomfort, favoring the ankle, cent. Survivors include a niece Bora Aug. 2, 1931, in Bath, sumer without a public hearing. bond for appearance in Circuit Player-of-the-Year, added 17points, 12 moments until Smith, who scored only which caught everyone but the Redmen’s Coach Lou dition at the Rockville Hospital. Mrs. Edward Kraus of Maine, he lived in Manchester Public Utilities Commission Court 1? April 1. 9750 non-surety bond for in the second half, and played with an five points all day, made his bucket. Carnesecca off-guard. Carnesecca was ready but helpless. and in his limited playing time had "The turning point was when we He suffered a chest injury. appearance in Circuit Court 12, LM Ellington and a nephew, the five years. He was employed as Chairman Howard Hausman — Samuel Lourie, 16, of 141 99« “ Dick McGuire (New York Knicks’ scout),” Carnesecca just three points and two rdbounds, started playing better defense,” State Police said Richard P. LIVER Rev. Richard 0. Fontaine, an inspector by Pratt & said public hearings are not Highland St. was charged with Rockville, April 16. said, “told me to be ready for another ’Tiny (Nate) well under his average, before fouling UConn mentor Rowe opined. “ We Foye, 22, of New London was David Dubois, 22, of Tamoka pastor of St. Mary’s Church in Whitney Aircraft Division of necessary for each individual operating a motor vehicle DuBuque Lean Sliced NBA Roundup Archibald. I put four different men on him but no one could out late in the game. moved into a 1-3-1 zone and it worked. fuel cost adjustment. charged with speeding in con­ Ave., Ellington, was charged New London. United Aircraft Corp., East (motorcycle) without a license stop him,” Carnesecca said. This was Ckii^ecticut’s first post­ We were delighted to be invited here nection with the accident and is with improper passing in con­ Funeral services will be held Hartford. He also said he has never and operating an unregistered scheduled to appear in Circuit Lb . In other Sunday gam es, Utah devastated Rutgers, 102-89, season victory since 1964 when a Fred and beating St. John’s is the biggest Wednesday at 9:15 a.m. from He is survived by his wife, been connected with utility motor vehicle. A 15-year old nection with the investigation BACON 99^ Court 12, Manchester, May 1. Boston College squeezed by Cincinnati, 63-62, and Memphis Shabel-coached quintet did the trick, thing for Connecticut basketball.” the Burke-Fortin Funeral Mrs. Ruth Lippincott Jones; a companies and owns no stock in of a two-car accident on West boy, who had the same charges Whole Fresh Bulls’ Awtrey’s Police said Foye was east- Rd., Vernon, Sunday. State edged Seton Hall, 73-72. nipping a Bill Bradley-led Princeton UConn lost the war but won the bat­ H om e , 76 P r o s p e c t S t., son, Sheldon Jones of any of them. brought against him, was bound in the left lane when he Police said Dubois was Saturday's Action University team. The last time a tle in the rebounding department. Rockville, followed by a Mass Manchester; two daughters, referred to Juvenile Court. Angus Gordon, president of struck Rosenburg and attempting to pass another car' Connecticut hoop squad won 20 or Overall, St. John’s held a 42-38 edge, of the Resurrection at 10 at St. Marcella Jones and Mrs. — About 92,000 worth of goods LM In Saturday’s .fiction. Eastern squads Manhattan, Fair- Emmerthal who were on the PORK LOINS 99* Bernard’s Church. Burial will Charlotte Mirtl, both of U nit^ Illumination Co., said in a restricted area and collided Dished Out on field and Massachusetts joined pre-tournament favorite m ore gam es was in the 1964-65 season but UConn won the backboards in Uie was reported stolen from 44 Chops' and Roasts, or as you wish his company has especially high side of the highway changing a with one driven by Susan be in St. Bernard’s Cemetery. Manchester; two half-brothers, Porter St. over the weekend. North Carolina on the sidelines as Maryland-Eastern — that team went 23-3. Coach Dee second half, 21-15. John ’Thomas led fuel adjustment charges tire. Canavari of Valley View Lane, NEW YORK (UPI) - but, he said, “ He knows I Friends may call at the Rotert Mitchell of Skowhegan, Among the items missing were hopes alive with a 126-114 Shore, Hawaii, Jacksonville and Purdue advanced into the R ow e’s Huskies are now. 19-7, and the Husky rebounders with 10 and because its reliance on nuclear Police said Foye’s car Vernon. Dubois is scheduled to Real Lean DuBuque You’ve got to be either very will retaliate if it happens funeral home Tuesday from 7 to Maine, and Sherman Mitchell two televisions; a braclet with victory over New York, quarterfinals. cpuld be a 20-game winner with a Wilson hauled in six while Redmen’s 9 p.m. energy is comparatively low bounced off the parked car the appear in Circuit Court 12, angry or a little crazy to again. I feel I was protecting of Bath; and three sisters, Mrs. diamonds and rubies; one Boston locked un its third Foster, however, clearly was the star of first-round play, Williams had a game-high 13 caroms. with the state’s other utility two men were working on, spun Rockville, April 2. throw a punch at someone 7- m y self.” Josephine Green of Enfield, cocktail ring; a watch; and a straight Atlantic Division ti­ across the highway and came to SAUSAGE MEAT L b .R o l 9 S ^ performing brilliantly for the Huskies. He scored a trio of M rs. Mrs. Lorraine Spencer of companies. Robert Green, 17, of Mark feet-2 and 235 pounds. Jabbar, who scored 38 portable radio. tle with a 129-103 triumph three-point plays within the last 11 minutes of the game in He said nuclear power is the rest on the median divider. Dr., Coventry, was charged by Chicago’s Dennis Awtrey CCA Tournament Lena W. Goodstine Rocky Hill and Mrs. Dorothy — A break was reported at ■MMIf W a m m points and grabbed 22 over Capital, Detroit promising route for a long term Police said the road was icy and leading UConn past St. John’s. Mrs. Lena Weingarten Donahier of Somers, Mass. ’The Child’s School, 645 Birch Coventry Police With illegal claims he was very angry rebounds in Milwaukee’s solution to the high fuel prices. it was snowing at the time of dow ned B u ffalo, 116-109, But, if Foster was Sunday’s outstanding individual per­ Goodstine, 80, of 50 Roll St., Mtn. Rd. ’The school was ran­ sale of marijuana and illegal when he let loose a right 108-82 victory over the Bulls, the accident. possession of marijuana in con­ Lb . Phoenix routed Seattle, 133- former, Utah certainly was the most impressive team, died this morning at sacked, but no list of missing SOUP BONES 39^ hook at the left eye of had “ no comment” as he sat Indiana, Trojans in Finals Manchester Memorial Ernest S. Newcomb ^ nection with the investigation 108, Kansas City-Omaha humiliating Rutgers with a 61-point first half which saw items was available at the time ' U.S. Choice Milwaukee’s Kareem Abdul- in the Milwaukee dressing I|9 ^ital. She was the widow of o f an incident in Coventry on beat Houston, 125-116, and the Redskins shoot a tremendous 68 per cent from the HEBRON - Ernest S. New­ of the police report. Jabbar before a national room with his left eye Israel Goodstine. comb, 99, of Gilead St. died Sun­ Scientists Cite — St. James School, 73 Park March 14. Cleveland • beat floor. After Tough Semifinal Bouts television audience Sunday. swelling swiftly. Bora in Austria-Hungary, she day at Manchester Memorial St., was entered and ransacked, Green was held in lieu of LM Philadelphia, 115-99. Ticky Burden, ’Tyrone Medley and Mike Sojourner com­ SHORT RIBS 99* “He was giving me the But Bucks Coach Larry lived in Manchester 58 years. Hospital. but nothing was reported mis­ posting a 95.000 surety bond and Lakers 126, Knicks 114 elbow on every free throw,” bined for 84 points in embarrassing the Scarlet Knights. ST. LOUIS (UPI) - In­ the Rockets back from a deficit instant replay. USC was up by She was a member of Temple He was bora Oct. 16,1874, in Need for Cancer was to be presented to Circuit Costello had a few words, “ I Jim P rice hit 25 points and sing. Burden had 34 points, the tournament’s individual high so that had been as much as 10 in 18 points in the first half, but Beth Sholom, the Sisterhood of Ck>urt 12, Manchester, today. B em ie Brodin, P lnahurst Q roeary M anager w ants you said Awtrey, not exactly a like the Bulls and the diana and Southern Califor­ the Gilead section of Hebron — A theft from a storage bin Happy Hairston added 24 as far, while Medley added 27 and Sojourner 23. the opening half. Toledo made the Braves kept chopping away, Temple Beth Sholom, the and lived in the area most of his to aava on thaaa valuaa... pushover at 6-10, ^35-pounds. aggressive way they play, nia meet tonight for the the Inkers moved back to Utah Contains Sellers only four of its first 19 field outscoring USC, 21-6, in the last Manchester chapter of life. He had worked as a Research Workers “And it finally got to the but 1 think it went too far. I championship of the first within a half-game of idle “ We wanted to contain Phil Sellers (Rutgers’ top point- goals in a horrible first 10 11 minutes to tie it on Hadassah, Manchester chapter point where I thought he Collegiate Commissioners salesman at Blish Hardware WASHINGTON (UPI) - don’t like dirty ball.” Golden State in the Pacific minutes. Caruthers’ final shot. of B’nai B'rith and several ^ e ambitious plan required un- LIPTON TEA Box of 100 Bags 309 producer),” the Utes’ coach said after the game. Utah’s 1- from 1912 to 1929. He then ran a When the nation’s leading wanted to fight. So after the Howard Porter led Association basketball tour­ ’The second game was like an other local organizations. Division. Los Angeles still 31 zone in the first half did just that as Sellers went O-for-12 poultry farm in Somers until his cancer scientists get together, Wl^^ Cancer Act of rebound, I grabbed his shirt Chicago with 22 points. nament after overcoming Survivors are two sons. Max trails the. Warriors by two from the floor and the Redskins’ grabbed a 61-36 lead. retirement in 1957. as they did here recently, what AU spun him around and gave spunky opponents in Goodstine and Herman One concern expressed Jabbar wasn’t sidelined- games in me'loss column He was a member of the is the No, 1 problem they see A Real Buy On him one. It was worth it.” semifinal games Sunday. Goodstine, both of Manchester; repeatedly by the eight con long. He came back in the with only four left to play. Gilead Congregational Church confronting cancer research Hi C Juices FuU QUARTS of “ It could be a real good game a daughter, Mrs. Sylvia Homs- ference working groups in their and AwtreyV^tuck with an last period to score 14 and a member of the Hebron today? FUNERAL HOME Golden State, which could or it &ould be a mess,” Southern tein of Floral Park, N.Y., and reports was with the ad­ automatic $50 fine for the points. All-New England Team Senior Citizens Club. The training of scientists and EitablUhed 1874-Three Generatloni of Service IM win the division by tying Los California Coach Bob Boyd says seven grandchildren. ministration’s cutbacks in technical foul, was ejected. In other action, Los Survivors are a niece. Miss other cancer workers. 142 East Center Street, Manchester Hawaiian Punch Angeles, has seven games of tonight’s showdown. Funeral services are Tuesday federal training funds for 46 Oz. Cans You canl improve Clara M. Ellis of Hebron; three They fear that not enough s o ts . 99* Angeles kept its playoff left. Both semifinals followed a «^t 1:30 p.m. at the chapel of the researchers. grandnieces, Mrs. Edith Bragg federal money will be available Barnes Tops List, similar pattern, with Indiana on Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Far­ of Sarasota, Fla., Mrs. Lena M. for training researchers; that “ Our group recommended 3 far 99* rushing to an early lead against mington Ave., Hartford. Rabbi Fight Talk U Hill of Manchester and Mrs. too many strings attached to strongly that the National Rockville Emblem Club Golden Calif. ABA Roundup Toledo before being forced into Leon Wind o f Temple Beth CARACAS (UPI) - Ruth E. Young of Wheaton, 111.; what training funds do exist Institutes of Health biomedical Foster Cited Also overtime, Jim Caruthers led Sholom and Cantor Israel Jello Heavyweight champion George and a grandnephew, Kenneth will stifle creativity and that training program be reinstated Bradley back from an 18-point Tabatsky will officiate. Burial Sponsors All Flavors Foreman and challenger Ken BOSTON (UPI) — All America Marvin Barnes is an un­ HALF Ellis of Hebron. the national cancer plan will promptly as the success of the deficit into overtime against will be in Temple Beth Sholom Bunch 1 9 ^ Norton rested Monday, limiting surprising unanimous choice on the 1973-74 UPI coaches All GALLON. Funeral services will be falter for lack of adequate man­ cancer program depends on its Kentucky Victor Southern Cal. Memorial Park in Manchester. 9 for 99* their training for their Nurch 26 Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the power. ability to attack the most com­ Card Party New England Division I college basketball team. . In both games, the winning Consider these Memorial Week will be title fight to light exercises and Gilead Congregational Church. ’The cancer plan, released petent young Scientists into Barnes, the nation’s leading rebounder with an 18.3 coaches said their taller advantages: observed at the home of Her­ an exchange of words about in­ Burial will be in the Gilead publicly last August by Presi­ research,” said Joseph L. Pineburst Valuable Coupon After Tough Loss average, was joined on his third straight All New England squads, favored by most 1. There’s a handle on it. man Goodstine, 94 Hamlin St. March 22-8 P.M. telligence. Cemetery. dent Nixon, provides guidelines Melnick, professor and chair­ with this coupon and a 110.00 purchase (Cigs squad by Providence College teammate Kevin Stacom, A1 observers to meet in the finals, Easy to carry, easy to pour. Friends wishing to do so may Norton, who completed two There are no calling hours. for harnessing scientific and man of the department of excepted) buy the best Skinner of Massachustts, Kenny Boyd of Boston University lost their cool and were forced 2. Less chance of make memorial donations to Elks Carriage House years of university before Friends wishing to do so may economic resources to mount virology at Baylor University. into miscues by the underdogs. running out. Temple Beth Sholom. IMIlli NEW YORK (UPI) — The Kentucky Colonels couldn’t joining the Marines, started the and Bob Carrington of Boston College. ’The balloting was make memorial contributions an accelerated attack on the The National Cancer Institute Park Street, Rockville But superior height prevailed in 3. It's« sensible way have felt lower than they did Saturday night after blowing exchange by saying he was conducted jointly by UPI and the New England Sports In­ to the Gilead Congregational nation’s second leading killer. (NCI) which has a major but the end. Indiana won, 73-72, to enjoy Jim Beam Military Whist and Set Back a lead and then losing their “ most important game of the smarter than high school formation Directors Association. Church. “ Most aspects of the plan nonexclusive role in the plan is POTATOES 90* over Toledotand USC scored a and it costs less year” to the New York Nets in overtime. Watkins Funeral Home, 142 aware of these concerns in the dropout Foreman and would Barnes, a 6-9, 215 pound senior center, who was drafted per drink. Mrs. cannot be delegated to manage­ Conducted by Mary & Ed McKeeter Please Clip This Coupon and Plrase Only 1 Bag With 76-73 victory over Bradley. E. Center St., is in charge of scientific community. But titles are not won by dwelling on lost games and “ outthink” him during their last year by Denver of the American Biasketbal Associa­ Thomas J. Freebum ment personnel without scien­ ’ Each 110.00 Order. Boyd gave Joe Stowell’s THE WORLD'S FMEST fuperal arrangements. But the administration wants Prizes and Refreshments Kentucky shook off the blues in time to defeat the Utah fight. , tion, led the region in scoring with a 22.5 points per game Funeral services for Mrs. tific competence,” said Dr. Bradley Braves much of the BOURBON. action now on conquering Stars, 112-100, Sunday to tobve back into the ABA East average. The Providence, (R.I.) native, expected to be an Jeannie Allen Freebum, 83, of James F. Holland of the Mount Donations M.50 Doubles Winner credit for the ’Trojans’ momen­ cancer. To that end, federal Lower prices on Shurfine Bread...Check our bread race with New York, which lost to Indiana, 117-105. 47 Edgerton St., who died Satur­ Sinai School of Medicine in New Open to Public early first round choice in this year’s National Basketball' tary collapse and Knight had Plenty of Steam York. cancer funds were being in­ counters. ' PALM BEACH, Fla. (U P I )- day, will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. Tickets Available at Door Chuck Williams scored 18 points, his highest total since Association draft, is second behind Jimmy Walker of the high praise for Toledo. creased by 180 per dent since Top-se^ed Pancho Gonzalez from the Holmes Funeral The first steam-powered “ We urge expansion of its joining Kentucky, to combine with Dan Issel and Artis Kansas City-Omaha Kings on Providence’s all-time scoring “ I honestly think we got out- and Jimmy Connors won the Home, 400 Main St., with the autom obile in the United personnel commitment to 1969 while research training Gilmore in leading the Colonels. list. hpstled in (he ball game,” In­ 90* 09* 90* 910.000 top prize Sunday in the States made its appearance manage the plan, to preclude funds were being slashed. diana’s Coach Bobby Knight Rev. Winthrop Nelson of Center The victory moved the secpnd-place Colonels to within Second team players included Massachusetts team­ around 1892 and had a top the plan’s becoming under- The arguments that the key nationally televised Palm said. “ I look back and over nine Congregational Church of­ of 8 miles an hour. By CONS one gOTe of the front-running Nets. Issel led the Colonels mates Billy Endlcott and John Murphy, Jim Foster of managed or ineffectively solutions to cancer may lie with FIRST SERVtO BASIS to publidM community m t v Io o prooram t. Beach Tennis Masters tourney. years of coaching that hasn’t ficiating. Burial will be in 1906 an American-built Stan­ PINEHURST CROCERY with 23 points while Gilmore got 22 and 20 rebounds. Connecticut and Rich O’Connor of Fairfield. managed. This could only delay persons discouraged from throush tho courtooy of Watkins. Contact Mra. Joyoo SmHfi at Tha Second seeded Pancho Segura happened too often. I wasn’t too Forest Dale Cemetery, ley Steamer held the worM’s Harald batwaan 11-12 a.m. Thursday tha waak baf<^ pubUeal^ Utah trailed all th ^ a y and was never any great threat the eventual success in the con­ research careers by a lack of and Clark Graebner won the Awards to the top two teams and players receiving Holyoke, Mass. ' speed record for autos for Monday’s ad, and Monday batwaan 11-12 a.m. for Thursday’s happy about it.” K noor KENTUCKY STKAICNT BOUKtON INC. The Stars were le d # ’Willie Wise with 25 points. 16.000 second prize in the hontarable mention will be presented at the New England There are no calling hours. m.p.h, ^ trol of cancer,” Holland said at federal funds or with persons ad. piaaaa phono 643-2711... ' . Larry Cole tied Toledo with WHISKEY DISTIllEO AND BOTTLED BY a meeting of some ,100 scientists not yet bora Usually fall on deaf 302 Mata. CofMr Mddto Ttenpfti In other action Denver beat Virginia, 101-90, and nation’s richest doubles tourna­ Sports Information Directors banquet March 28 at the Indiana at 65-65 with 22 seconds THE JAMES B BEAM blS TlU IN G CO.. ment. CLERMONT. BEAM. KENTUCKY who were drafting a revision of ears. Memphis downdd San Diego, 118-115. Sheraton Lincoln in Worcester. left in regulation time to bring PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. March 18. 1W4 NHL Roundup ^ C H E S T E R EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., hton.. March 18.1974- PAGE FIFTEEN Howe Leads Aeros ScoTjuboard. Green Wins Jax Golf Training Camp Roundup Sims’ Defensive Play Over Crusaders NHL Three Shot Margin Fisk Mouth Silenced Keys Bruins’ Victory NEW YORK (UPI) — When the pressure is on, Gordie East Howe still comes through after nearly a quarter century in W L T Pts By Former Mate Smith pro hockey. Boston 47 13 9 103 NEW YORK (UPI) - A1 Sims said the New York Islanders, 4-2. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Florida State graduate, His fifth tee shot landed in a Howe, back in the lineup after being out with an injury, Montreal 40 20 9 89 all be saw was a bunch of blue jerseys Leafs 2, Flyers 2 (UPI) — Hubert Green fired a one-under-par 71 bunker and he came up short NEW YORK (UPI) - extra base hits by Bill Madlock, has come back strong as ever. N.Y. Rangers 37 19 12 86 Yankees beat Detroit, 5-1; Pat rushing down the ice and be got down A 30-foot backhand slap shot by played the final three holes which included four straight with a sand shot and had to Reggie Smith left Boston Vic Harris and Jerry Morales. Osburn, Steve Kealy and Pat With his club trailing Cleveland, 3-2, Sunday night, the Toronto 31 24 14 76 Harris and Morales homered. there as fast as he could. Borje Salming ended Philadelphia’s of the Greater Jacksonville birdies on holes seven two putt for a bogey. Red Sox catcher Carlton Zachry combined for a five- 46-year-drd superstar set up John Scholia’s tying goal and Buffalo 29 30 10 68 Oakland MVP Reggie Jackson Sims skated quickly enough to rob eight-game win streak by lifting Open golf tournament wfth through 10 on the final round “You can’t even ^ ve up,” Fisk eating his words. hitter as Cincinnati blaifted then blasted in his 31st goal of the season to give the Detroit 25 34 10 60 was hit in the right ankle by a Pete Stemkowski of possibly the Toronto to a tie with the NHL West extreme confidence. to give him a tourhey total he said later, “l^en you KACEY- Paul Ford 214-510, Fisk was highly critical of Atlanta, 7-0; Charlie Spikes Houston Aeros a 4-3 victory over the Crusaders, Vancouver 18 39 11 47 Smith last year when they were pitch but was not injured brought in the deciding run with easiest scoring opportunity he’U ever Division leading Flyers. Simon Nolet “When I got to the 16th of 276,12 under par. give up you’re in a lot of Dave Fentiman 200-567, John seriously. The victory kept Houston comfortably atop the World N.Y. Islanders 15 38 15 45 teammates and the new St. a single in Cleveland’s 3-1 have early in the third period by ^ h e d the Flyers ahead 2-0 with a hole, I didn’t see how I could John Mahaffey was second trouble.” Ragna 2(0-552, Ed Yourkas 200- Minnesota won its first merely sliding across the ice and get­ pair of first period goals. Toronto Hockey Association West Division. West lose unless I broke a leg,” 571, Terry Sbepnard 210-512, Louis Cardinals’ outfielder over Milwaukee, and Baltimore at 279 and Jerry Heard was Green, of Birmingham, gained revenge for the bad exhibition game after 10 downed Pittsburgh, 7-8, as Enos ting his stick on the puck before it made it 2-1 with each side short two The Cleveland goals were scored by Paul Shmyr and Ron W L T Pts Green said Sunday after his third with 280. Bob Audet 202-544, Bruce Berg straight losses when Eric Philadelphia 43 14 11 97 Ala., now will turn his atten­ mouthing in an exhibition game Cabell drove in three runs with could slide into a wide open net. meq when Dave Keon scored and Ward in the first period and Paul Andrea in tjie second. three-shot victory that gave Green had to overcome a 206-511, Nels Johnson 520, A1 Soderholm, Bob Darwin and Chicago 34 13 21 89 tion to the Greater Sunday when he slugged a a pair of singles. Almost everyone agreed It was the Salming’s goal came at 19:09 of the Ted Taylor scored in the first and Gordon Labossiere in the him $30,000 in prize money. bogey on the fifth hole to LaPlant 209-542, Vic Squaclrito Steve Braun homered in a 9-5 second for Houston. Los Angeles 27 .30 11 65 Greensboro Open Tourna­ 210-546, John Martin 203-529, game-tying homer in a 4-3 turning point of the game and to add second period with Toronto a man G reen, a 27-year-old launch into his birdie string. defeat of the Red Sox. victory over Houston. The Atlanta 26 31 12 64 ment April 4-7. TTien comes Leo Siemienski 500, Terry Astros now are 3-6 in exhibition insult to injury, Don Marcotte came short when referee Lloyd Gilmour to other WHA action, Chicago downed Toronto, 4-2, Smith tied the game at 3-3 in St. Louis 24 33 11 59 the Masters in Augusta, Ga., Means 505, Mark Sullivan 525, competition. Minnesota beat Quebec, 5-3, Winnipeg routed New the last of the ninth inning and right back to score for Boston less penalized goalie Doug Favell for Minnesota 20 32 16 56 April 11-14. Mark Olseir509, Ray Duhamel Jorge Orta drove in four runs ^gland, 10-1, and Edmonton ^ ged Vancouver, 32. the Cards won in that frame than a minute later as the Bruins having an illegal stick. Pittsburgh 24 37 7 55 “But right now, this 505, Norbert Audet 532, Real with a homer and two singles in Houk Ropting Cougars 4, Toros 2 when third baseman Mario defeated the New York Rangers, S-2, Sabres S, North Stars 2 (UPI photo) Californte 13 46 9 35' Jacksonville Open looks as Audet 207-559, Ron Veilleux 503, leading the Chicago White Sox Second-period goals by Larry Mavety and Ralph Guerrero committed a two- Versus Yanks before a national television audience. Rick Martin scored a hat trick and Sunday’s Results good as any Masters ever Real Breton 566, Ken Tomlin­ to an 8-5 win over Kansas City. Going After the Slippery Disk Bacl^strom, combined with the steady goaltending of C ^ base error and Ken Reitz came “I was caught up ice,” said Sims, a Aet a Buffalo club single season goal Boston 5, N.Y. Rangers 2, did to m e,” he said. “I’m out son 572, Wayne Tracey 545, Bill *Ron Santo of Chicago an4 At Tiger Helm Newton, who stopped a penalty shot, helped Chicago beat Aft. through with a two-out single. 20-year-old rookie. “All I saw were scoring record as the Sabres beat Bruins' Phil Esposito (7) falls to game yesterday. Esposito's two to play golf and have fun Reiser 541, Norm Dey 504, Jim Cookie Rojas of the Royals left the Toros, 4-2, and extend its winning streak to six games. Toronto 2, Philadelphia 2 F arr 510, Frank Ruff 508, A1 Boston split its squad for three blue shirts with Bobby Orr the Minnesota. Martin’s goals gave him the ice while battling for the puck goals helped the Bruins register an playing golf. I even have a the game after they werd hit by The Cougars’ other goals came from Jan Popiel in the Buffalo 5, Minnesota 2 Kozmickas 200, Bill Preston another game against pitches. only one back for us. I got down there 46 and broke the club record of 44 with Rangers' Ted Irvine in a NHL ? easy win over the New Yorkers. manager. I’m just a golfer Philadelphia and this time Atlanta 3, C3iicago 3 206.. In other action, Barry Foote’s FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. in time to check No. 10 (Bill Fair- which he set last season. first period and Rosaire Paiement in the third. managed to win, 10-7, as Rick Montreal 4, N.Y. Islanders 2 and I like to play golf for a single drove in the go-^ead run (UPI) — In a turn of events baim) as he passed the puck off to Saints 5, Nordiques 3 Wise pitched 4 2-3 innings of The Sabres were never headed after Only games scheduled living.” MERCANTILE- Joe Vinsko as Montreal d e f e a t Texas, 5- from last year at time, George Morrison and Mike Walton each scored twice to perfect ball. Bernie (]arbo had Steve Vickers. I saw our goalie slide taking a three goal lead in the caning The victory boosted 135- 352, Tony Vann 137-169-430, 1; Bobby Murcer’s two-run dou­ Ralph Houk was rooting against lead Minnesota over the Nordiques. The first period ended four hits and three RBIs, while across the crease so I k i ^ he had period on scores by Larry Mickey, Thoeni Tops American WHA Green’s earnings for the Bill Sheekey 135-368, Gene ble halped the New York the Yankees Sunday, bat he in a 1-1 tie on goals by the Saints’ Terry Ball and Quebec’s Jim Rice sent in five runs with Vickers’ shot but the rebound came Paul Terbenche and Martin. Martin East year to $82,628. He won the Phaneuf 137, Tom Greer 141, didn’t root hard enou^. out to Stemkowski and he had the Ronald Lecler. to the second period Mnnesota took a 3-2 Ken Montie 144, Rollie Guillotte a homer and two singles. added two power play goals in the W L T Pts $32,670 first prize in the Bob lead with Morrison scoring his 35th and 36th goals. 146-402, Mick Holmes 147-400, Ron C^ey drove in four nms whole net. Somehow, I got my stick on middle period. New England 40 29 3 83 Hope Desert Classic earlier Houk, now the manager of the In Ski Championship Quebec’s lone score was by Jean Guy (Jendron. Pte Brazitis 143-148-393, Vic with a single, a sacrifice and a COUNTRY CLUB- Vic it and it went off to the side Flames 3, Black Hawks 3 Toronto 35 32 4 74 in the year. Detroit Tigers, was the field Jets 10, Whalers 1 Salcius 151-372,. Mel Burbank homer as the Los Angeles Abraitis 137-145408, Lon An- somewhere.” Jacques Richard scored his second ASPEN, Colo. (UPI) - to Austrian Monika Kaserer in Quebec 35 33 3 73 general for the New York club many, Johann Kniewasser of Jack Nicklaus, the 1973 136- 156403, Rick Breen 159-378, Dodgers routed the New York nuIU 355, Ted Backiel 137-147- The save prevented the Rangers goal of the game with 27 seconds left Three-time World Cup the women’s event Saturday. Winnipeg established a club scoring record by routing Cleveland 32 30 8 72 in 1973, and faced his old team Austria and Dave Irwin of leading money winner, Hank Michaud 350, Bryce Hunt Mets, 9-2. John. Milner’s home 390, Ken Bennett 155-388, Don from narrowing Boston’s lead to 3-2 Cochran’s 24 points, com-, New England. Ron Snell scored two goals while other Chicago 34 32 3 71 for the first time Sunday. But to play to give Atlanta a tie with champion Gustavo Thoeni of Canada. skipped the Jacksonville 355, Herb Crandall 355, Nick run was the Mets’ big blow of Benoit 142-357, Carl Bolin 396, and Marcotte just atoiit wrapped bined with teammates Greg' scorers for the Jets were Fran Huck, Bob Woytowich, Milt Jersey 30 38 4 6 the game. his new charges were drieated protesting Chicago. Three Black Italy Sunday beat American Hinterseer beat out Irwin for event. Arnold Palmer Twerdy 361, Hank Frey 361, Ed Bert Davis 359, Ding Farr 370, Jones and Geoff Bruce first Black, Bobby Hull, Chris Bordeleau, Duke Asmundson, by his old employes, 5-1, as the things up moments later with his goal. Hawks were ejects while wildly dis­ opponent Bob Cochran 24-20 third place. finished with a 287, and Lee Tomkiel 389, Sonny (Chandler The Chicago Cubs beat the Mike Pagani 144-142413, Todd round four points each, boosted Norm Gratton and Billy Sutherland. Yankees scored four runs in the " While Sims was providing the puting Richard’s goal, which came to win the men’s parallel In individual point standings W L T Pts Trevino had 289. 377. world champion Oakland A’s, 6- Peck 150-357, Pete Staum 145- the Americans ibto second fifth inning to gentle the Tigers. defense, Phi^Esposito and Ken Hoc^e while Atlanta’s Bob Letter was en­ slalom race in the World Thoeni led with 40, Cochran 39, Mike Byers had given New England a 1-0 lead at 2:25 of Houston 43 21 5 91 2, in a Cactus League game on 364. place behind the A u^ians. the first period. > Minnesota took care of things offensively. tangled with goalie Tony Esposito in Series of Skiing. Kniewasser 36, Walter Tresch 39 30 2 80 The Austrians collected a Winnipeg 32 35 5 69 Esposito got his 64th and (3th got^ the crease. Atlanta Coach Bemie Cochran of Richmond, Vt., of S w itz e rla n d 31 an d Oilers 3, Blazers 2 total of 186 points for first Edmonton 34 30 1 69 while Hodge netted his 46tb, a career- helped Thoeni to an early, lead Neureuther 29. Len Lunde scored once and set up the deciding goal as “Boom Boom” Geoffrion was injured place, with the Americans se­ Vancouver 25 44 0 50 hi^. Terry O’Reilly got the other when he fell and was dis­ For the women, Anne Marie the Oilers edged Vancouver. Doug Barrie converted when he was struck by a beer little cond with 129; West Germany Los Angeles 23 47 0 46 qualified on the lower part of M oser-Proell, 40, A ustria; Lunde’s pass late in the third period to provide the winning score for Boston while Brad P a it and during the disturbance. 122; Italy 96; Switzerland 83; Sunday's Results the course. Cochran’s second Monika Kaserer 33, Christa margin. Lunde scored his 23rd goal in the opening period Vickers scored for New York. Canada 75; France 72; and (Chicago 4, Toronto 2 place finish marked the second Zechmeister of West Germany In other NHL games Sunday, Toron­ composite teams of smaller and Ken Baird connected in the second. Houston 4, Qeveland 3 Canadiens 4, Islanders 2 straight day an American 29, Fabeinne Serrat, 20, France to tied Philadelphia, 2-2, Buffalo nations 51. Minnesota 5, (Quebec 3 Larry Robinson and Henri Richard finished second in parallel and Patricia Emonet, 26; also whipped Minnesota, 5-2, Atlanta tied each scored two goals and led the The powerful Austrians had of France. Winnipeg 10, New England 1 racing. Leithe Lende of maintained a steady lead Chicago, 3-3, and Montreal downed The men’s dual slalom was Edmonton 3, Vancouver 2 Canadiens over the Islanders. Castleton, N.Y., was runnerup throughout the series, led by SOME GREAT IDEAS? the last event in the Aspen .Only games scheduled quadruple-slalom winner Anne Blasting to Victory phase of the series. The Eagles’ Ogrodnik Marie Moser-Proell and Miss AINllNG FOR A TRUCK WITH amateurs from seven European NBA Hubert Green blasts from the sand on the final hole of Kaserer. Miss Kaserer won teams and the United States the Jacksonville Golf Open. He bogied the hole but four first place finishes in each Eastern Conference will travel to Vail, Colo., next Honored Tonight still walked away with the 130,000 w in n er's check. AUTOMOTIVE of two runs Thursday and Atlantic Division Friday. week and then to Heavenly Valley, Calif., March 27-30 for East Catholic hasketball coach Stan Ogrodnik will be W L Pet GB Thoeni, in clinching the the final leg of the U.S. tour. the honored guest tonight at the 19th annual Knights Boston 52 23 .693 parallel racing title, beat out of Columbus Irish-Sports night. New York 47 31 .60S 6V4 Christian Neureuther of West Buffalo 41 37 .526 12W SAVINGS CENTER The featured speaker will be Dom Pemo, assistant WFL Holding Draft Germany and Austrians Franz Philadelphia 23 53 .303 29W basketball coach at the University of Connecticut. Per- Klammer and Hansi Central Division no will be pinch hitting for UConn Director of Hinterseer. W L Pet GB Of Rivals^ Players Cochran had progressive wins Athletics John Toner who was tied up with a prior com­ X-Capital 43 34 .558 over Otto Berger of West Ger- m ittm en t. Atlanta 32 45 416 11 Special Purchase A corned beef and cabbage dinner will begin at 7 Houston 31 45 .408 IIW NEW YORK (UPI) — Twenty-six NFL players, who o'clock at the Kacey Home . Cleveland 27 51 .346 16W havQ played out their option, including New York Jets ARE RKHTON TARGET Fbr Small and Compact Car Owners lineman John Elliott, will be the target of the new World • 60LF CLUBS I F e s f e r n Conference Football League when it conducts a draft of National Foot­ iRefInIshed and Repaired ball League players today. WITH THE EXCLUSIVE Midwest Division That's the idea that makes the Club Cab so • TiNNIsy W L Pet GB The two-day (Iraft includes 20 rounds of selectioiis48ily. great. And now there’s a full lineup of Club Cab Premium Belted RACQUETS NASCAR 500 Win Milwaukee 55 22 .711 The clubs apparently have decided upon their choices since (Hiicago 50 27 .658 5 all agreed to take just one minute to make their selections. DODGE CLUB CAB! models for you to choose from. Get the “inside iRestrung, Regripped, and| The 12-team WFL also is anxious to negotiate with dis­ ■Grip Size Changed Detroit 50 28 .641 5 ^ 34 CUBIC FEET OF EXTRA STORAGE SPACE story" on the Club Cab today! 2+ 2 “78” Series To Yarborough KC-Omaha 30 47 .390 25 enchanted NFL players who haven’t played out their op­ Pacific Division tions but are willing to sign “future” contracts with the BEHIND THE FRONT SEAT. GERMJ) P. DUMONDl Richardson Signs W L Pet GB new league. Safetyman Ricdimond Flowers, running back BRISTOL, Tenn. (UPI)-Cale Yarborough, snug in his NEW YORK (U P I)-E rn e st Golden State 43 32 .573 Charley Evans and linebacker John Douglas of the New 1974 Chevrolet, didn’t let a few snowflakes get in the wav Whitewall Tires 6«MOOO Richardson, an outside Los Engeles 44 34 .564 W York (Giants have committed themselves to that course. of 36,655 Sunday. • Extra strength and performance. linebacker for the New England Seattle 32 44 .421 IIW Many of the 480 NFL players who will be drafted have no Phoenix 28 50 .359 16W AUTHOUZeo tXAURS *Tw o ply polyester cord and two ply fiberglass belt. Colonials of the Atlantic Coast The Timmonsville, S.C., Randleman, N.C.; L. D. Ot- intentions of ever leaving the senior circuit. 'ITie WFL, Football League in 1973, signed driver took the lead for good tinger of Newport, Tenn., and Portland 25 50 .333 18 * Better traction. . . better mileage. however, wants many of the name National Football Sunday with the New York with only one-third of the race Dean Dalton of Asheville, N.C. I^gue players assigned to a team in case they want to Stars of the World Football gone and breezed to a one-lap X-Clinched Title *FREE installation. None of the three was hurt. jump leagues in the future. The move is designed to pre­ League. victory in the Southeastern 500 It was Yarborough's second Sunday's Results at Bristol International KC-Omaha 125, Houston 114, vent several WFL teams from trying to sign the same straight victory in the player. Move Considered Speedway. Southeastern 500. For Junior Aft. Finishing more than a lap off Milwaukee 106, Chicago 82, Elliott’s contract with the Jets officially expires May 1 CINCINNATI (UPI) - Pat Johnson, who put together the the pace in another (%evy was winning car, it was the fifth vic­ Aft, and there are reports the big defensive tackle is ready to C78X13, Reg. 25.99 Q Matson, a guard with the Cin­ Bobby Isaac of Cataba, N.C. Phoenix 133, Seattle 108, Aft. sign a $100,000 pact with the New York Stars. cinnati Bengals of the National tory in the last six races at this Pius F.E.T, 2.00 ^ lO Third place went to Benny Par­ compact speedway. Geveland 115, Philadelphia The Stars also hold the rights to Joe Namath, who has in­ Football League, said Saturday sons of Ellerbee, N.C., followed 99 E78X14. Reg. 27.99 Pius he was considering playing out Yarborough started in the dicated he may play out his option next season. by Bobby Allison of Hueytown, number three position on the Detroit 116, Buffalo 109 Pius F.E.T. 2.33 $21 1.80 F.E.T. his option and moving to the Ala., and pole-sitter Donnie Boston 129, Capital 103 Hawaiian franchise of the grid, but moved to the front Reg. 23.99 Allison, also of Hueytown. after only three laps. Los Angeles 1%, New York World Football League next Big, slushy snowflakes were 114. year. Bobby Allison challenged ear­ falling as the race got un­ ly but fell three laps off the Only games scheduled Stormy NFL Talks Du Pont Brake Fluid Du Pont Rally Car Wax derway before a chilled crowd pace later when his car lost a WITH THE WITH THE NEW Record Set of 18,000 but the snow soon front wheel. ABA stopped and only one wreck Reg. MOSCXIW (UPI) - Japanese Yarborough took the lead for Yield No Results Reg. bantamweight Katsuma Hirai m aned the 239-mile run over good on the 141st lap of the 450- TRADESMAN VAN! DODGE SNO-FITER! 1.69 QL 1.59 set a world record in the snatch the high-banked oval. lap event. Pet GB 1.19 SIGN UP NOW Sunday, lifting 277.5 pounds at That wreck on the 110th lap Isaac picked up $4,030 for his New York .633 WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Pro Football Players NEW FOR 7 4 ! A SLIDING ^SIDE DOOR IT’S WINTER AND STILL CHAMPION. Mixes with all fluids approved by 1.27 Easy to use liquid with handy Fo r an international w ei^t lifting knocked out Richard Petty of second place finish Sunday. Kentucky .623 1 Association and NFL owners opened their new contract manufacturers. For all brake applicator. Cleans and polishes. tournament in Yerevan, the Carolina .590 3 ^ negotiations with the owners implying the players were ac­ systems. Tass news agency said. Virginia .333 23W ting like children and the players accusing the owners of GRODY Mazda’s Memphis .247 30 bad faith. First Annual Cappy To Rams Tune Up Now For Pet GB Their attitudes, aired here at a flat $2,000. They want their Streaking Contest PHH.ADELPHIA (UPI) - Utah .623 Saturday, pointed toward stor­ Super Bowl cut increased from Vacation Driving Ahead Heisman Trophy-winner John San Antonio .538 6W my talks and even raised the $15,000 to $25,000 and a $5,000 HAVE TIME-PUCE AND Cappelletti of Penn State will Indiana .538 6W possibility of a strike that payment to help retiring FAULTY sign with the Los Angeles Rams San Diego .436 14W would disrupt the 1974 season. players adjust to non-football DATE TO BE AN­ today, according to the Denver .436 14W The two sides meet again careers. Philadelphia Inquirer. March 26, only five days before BRAKES Sunday’s Results The issue of insurance It's the Dodge WlOO or W200 four-wheel-drive NOUNCED U TERI Indiana 117, New York 105;- .j^threatened cut-off in player premiums touched off an im­ This is a new optional item available on all SAVE Power Wagon with the equipment you need REPUCED Prizes For Orig- Freak Accident Aft. insurance premiums now paid mediate dispute at Saturday’s 127-inch-wheelbase Tradesman models, by the league. meeting. Speaking for the, to be a real "Sno-Fiter.” Come on in and check GAS! t WARREN, Mich. (UPI) - A Kentucky 112, Utah 100, Aft. including the Maxivan, America’s largest TODAY! ^iitality of Attire. The Association, represen­ owners’ Management Council, 13-year-old Livonia boy playing Denver 101, Virginia 90 out this specially equipped truck at your Dodge ting some 1,200 pro players, has John Thompson and Theodore compact van. Check out the other great ideas in a. state hockey tournament Memphis 118, San Diego 115 Boys’ now! (It could snow tomorrow.) AND. . . A LS O a long series of demamls, many Kheel said they offered to con- that Tradesman has. See your local Dodge Saturday was killed in p freak Only games scheduled Complete Am erican of them aimed at curbing the tinue the $64,000 accident when he was struck in Boys today! Cars Check our Bare power of NFL Conunlssioner monthly payments beyond 6 Cylinders the th i^ t by a flying puck. Brake Overhaul Only Borg Tops Pete Rozelle. One would March 31 if the players would Minimum Prices On eliminate Rozelle’s authority to Extra Charge SAO PAULO (UPI) - pledge not to strike until the ucyiMMwra for New Drums, Kashiwa Wins decide what compensation a Lett-Over Sweden’s Bjorn Borg, 17, first game of the 1974 season. Master Cylinder, club must pay to acquire a I 'rioaQ from the Guys Wheel Cylinder LES MENUIRES, France scored an upset Sunday in the 2499 (UPI) — Hank Kashiwa of the player who has played out his 19.99 and Bearings, singles finals of the World Ten­ option. Ge» great id ,,6 right on 42.88 if needed, 1973 MAZDAS United States Sunday won the nis Championship (Green We inspect spark plug wires, check engine Wo inspect master/wheel cylinders, brake lines. In Stock At special slalom event of the |30,- The players want to abolish ®°*']P*’®ssion; install new AC or Champion Group) by defeating U.S. ace the waiver rule to permit a Repack & inspect from wheel bearings. Replace 000 Les Menuires ski competi­ Arthur Ashe 6-2, 3-6 and 6-2 for spark plugs, new points, rotor, condensor brake linings on all 4 wheels, turn and resurface all 4 player released by an NFL club tion for professionals. a $10,000 purse. and Lee air filter; set dwell, tune engine to brake drums, adjust for proper drum contact. B le^ to negotiate with any other (BUMS manufacturer’s specifications. and fill with heavy duty brake fluid. Check emergency GRODY team he desires and to let brake and road test car. Disc brakes not included. LPGA Winners Nastase Victor veterans, nullify trades. They Bwnarfl Lozier, MAZDA LANDOVER, Md. (UPI) - also want to ktrip Rozelle of ino. GUADALAJARA, Mexico authority to arbitrate 3 WAVS TO CHARGE 80FeMRi,Ne«iM(M (UPI) — U.S. pro Jane ^ o c k Romanian Ilie Nastase kept a CHORCHES MOTORS. INC. playerowner grievances, par­ Open Late Every Night Oal-M,TalMK]dr4I shot a sixzling 5-under-)>ar Sun­ check on his famous temper as Rspsirs snd S ^ S M N m Spoils to the Victor he easily defeated Tom Okker ticularly involving injuries. Rsplsesmsntsl 80 Oiklind Stroot Mandhittor, Com. 1145 ToMand Tpke. Except Sat 'til 6 P.M. day to take the 14,240 first prize In the econdniic area, the M7>2271ar 244-3630 in Bing Crosby’s U.S. LPGA Gale Yarborough hoida aloft the trophy for winning of the Netherlands, 6-3,6-3, Sun­ the Southeastern 500 Sunday as Miss Winston adds to day to win the $M,000 Xerox players want minimum annual Phono tournament at the San Isidro salaries boosted from $12,000 to Country Qub here. the oeeasion. World Championship Tennis 649-4484^ (Jlassic. $20,000 and pre-season pay set PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 18. 1974 ■

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon.. March 18. 1974- PAGE SEVENTITP.n YOUU GET TOTIL SATISFACTION YOU’LL GET . SAVE TOTAL nithTSV** * TOTAL SHOPPING VALUE SAM CRISPINO’S I / SAM CRISPINO’S V SUPREME $ 2 ^ 7 SATISFACTION Be A Wise Shopper! Shop WTTH SUPRBME FOODS WITH THESE COUPONS i FOODS / THE STAMPS ARC A BONUS 485 HARTFORD RD. 485 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER STORE VALUABLE COUPON TOTAI,TSV* SHOPPING VALUE HOURS MANCHESTER M4 Vi i'uVl'i'i r a VALUABLE COUPON iViiMMi i Vi iVi AA i Vi » V WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE 1| ■ b m m a m ^ M 0 M « "S A T i WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE D O LE MHC22 BE A WISE SHOPPER •'‘g.'S."" FREE 8 AM-5 PM 3 Oz. Pkg. PINEAPPU WITH THIS FMMLAIIO philadelphiaCREAM CHEESE JUICE ^ 1 1 k REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS Vae. $ ^ 0 9 U.S. GOVT GRADE A REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS SLICED BACON PM ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER VALID THRU SAT., MARCH 23 VALID THRU SAT., MARCH 23 I k A*t.t t.t t.t, i.r» , » vf t,i I.' t.t rt) , » t.t vt» I,* i.t M f TURBOT nuns 8G« TURKEYS ■Ti' FAMILY PACK eS; 18-24 LB. AVG. Z W. * i-' .-.-1 PORK CHOPS UMChoiw W W Ik VALUABLE COUPON WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE GOO HUE! M L k •V* SWEET LIFE ' A h MHC28 COUNTRY STYLE Scouts Cleaning Homestead Grounds MARGARINE PORK MBS I k 8 9 « 59 grounds around the Old Cheney Homestead. The yard REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS PARTY PACK WITH SEcnoiis ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER 0 VALID THRU SAT., MARCH 23 LEAN RIB CUTS NO WASTE LEAN RIB CENTER CUT Surplus Nearly $10 7 ,0 0 0 BONELESS PORK ROAST About Town $1l« PORK For 1972-73 Fiscal Year VALUABLE COUPON PORK BIUYy ROUS u. Manchester WATES will 3-4 U . A¥B. LOINEND CHOPS meet ’Tuesday at the Italian- WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE By SOL R. COHEN revenues (other than taxes) to ’The audit recommends that American (Hub. Weighing in is be of paramount importance. SWEET LIFE FROZEN m h o z d An auditors report of monies collected by town agen­ from 7 to 8 p.m. Members are PORK ROAST 9 5 « There is no centralized Manchester’s financial records cies, such as the O>nservation reminded to bring Christmas w ith t h is documentation as to what is due b o n u s GRANGE O W U M T E a O W M W m , , . for the period which ended last Commission and Mary Cheney greens to make p^ce settings the town on various grants or June 30 shows the town finished Library, be bandied in accor­ for the club outing in June. Mrs. MEWFIISr SHUSIME £ Botoau ^ 99'’ subsidies, assessments, or COUPON JUICE the 1972-73 fiscal year with a dance with the provisions of the John Pavelack is in charge of b u t special levies or reim­ General Fund surplus of just town charter and be remitted to the project. Members with SAVE 28« bursements. REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS under |107,000 ($106,908). the town charter. names beginning in M through LEAN DOMESTIC "Accordingly, it is our opi­ 0 ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER However, only $34,674 of it is It notes also, "While the R are reminded to bring items nion that considerable revenue for a fruit basket. VALID THRU SAT.. MARCH 23 available at present, since $18,- voters defeated a proposal for a is not being realized on a timely ■out mil 99< 184 of it is revenue-sharing director of finance (a proposed basis, or worse, may not be charter change defeat^ in funds (with its use restricted St. James Home and School realized at all. referendum last November), under federal guidelines) and Association will meet Tuesday -• DELI •- “ It is extremely important we believe that efforts to cen­ RUSSEirS FREtH PRODUCE $54,050 of it was appropriated to at 7:30 p.m. in the school suca that the town officials direct tralize the town’s financial the Case Mt. account, as part of cafeteria. John Rule, alcoholic SHOW WHITE their attention to the record-keeping procedure will $ 1 2 9 the town’s $167,000 cost share. drug administrator at maintenance of continuing ac- benefit the town.” GOURMET HAM t/>u. The audit report is by Jerome Undercliff Mental Health cuarate and -contemporaneous In its coiiunent on the Sewer WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE O R O T E A W E I ^ 79^ I. Baskin and Co. of Center, will speak on MUSHROOMS ^ reporting of town revenues.” Department Operating Fund, it Manchester. "Adolescence and N A B IS C O MHC30 Because the report is of the reports it is in a deficit position Most of the comments and Alcoholism.” Rule, a resident n m m tm a a period ending last June 30 and and blames the situation on COOKED SALAMI 1/2 I k 89^ recommendations in the report of Meriden, is a graduate of OREOS because it was submitted about “ the option given property are repeats of comments and Wesleyan University wiUi a C R E M E RUSSm FREtH SUCEO nine months into the current owners to defer sewer 39^ recommendations made in the master’s degree from Boston TOMATOES fiscal year, it notes steps assessments until such time as SANDWICHES previous year’s audit (1971-72) University and Northeastern E 3 already taken by town officials the property owner ties into the SiiLiLOAF./>u^ 69« but note, "adjustments of dis­ REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS to correct its procedures. University. All parishioners are YELLOW RIPE HO. 1 FRUIT crepancies (if any) between the sewer system.” ^ ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER LONG ACRE DUTCH FAMILY "Implementation by the invited. town’s financial reports and the It recommends “ that an or­ VALID THRU SAT., MARCH 23 1 2 0 treasurer’s office of the auditor’s figues (for 1971-72) dinance be passed making recommended budgetary i / 2 L k o n a BANANAS have, to the best of our sewer assessments collectable, CHICKEH ROLL W system for revenues,” states Stanley Pac knowledge, been made” regardless of property owners s u c a T A in the report, “ should result in CAUF. SUHKin The 1972-73 audit report having tied-in.” considerably improved controls To Seek states, “ We consider the lack of Because listings of un­ in accounting for the town’s in­ PROVOLONE CHEESE .;zi.79< budgetary control over collected items were found not come.’’ Nomination lARIEQUE STYLE ORANGES & 10' to be in balance to the extent of WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE RAKED IH STORE $2,031, the report states, “ We PLAINVILLE (UPI) - New CRItF CMJF. express no opinion as to4he ac­ Britain Mayor Stanley Pac has M O T T S ^ M H czg curacy of the balances in­ declared his candidacy for the CHICKEN QUARTERS SQ< Early Retirement dicate for taxes receivable, Democratic congressional APPLE yu ts w/Gacto Gwsts m m n m CELERY HEARTS cemetery receivables, water nomination from the 6th dis­ consumption charges trict. SAGCE HEIHZ GREAT AMERICAH For Women receivable, or sewer use The seat is presently held by S E29< HMHBI & DAIRY • COMTAOIRA charges receivable.” Rep. Ella T. Grasso, IM)onn., REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS TOMATO Noting, “ continual scrutiny who is seeking the Democratic 0 ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER 1 PEPFQBKEFIM TOMATO O 120.. $1 Being Challenged and appraisal of the town’s gubernatorial slot. * v a l id THRU SAT., MARCH 23 Csn G«SS4»0SS 14 01. various Trust Fund in­ Pac, who has been mayor SOUP 'c^ 4 /^ 1 PASTE W — ■ since 1971, told supporters HARTFORD (UPI) - Two today will ask the U.S. District vestments has resulted in im­ V 'i’ ’I'^V V t.t f,' WE RESERVE THE RIGHT PASTRY DEOOOIIIZER Saturday he has kept taxes (Connecticut organizations are Court to stop the state of provements to investment CLEARER 20 01. down in New Britain. He was TO LIMIT QUANTITY challenging a 1939 state law Connecticut from ad­ yields,” the report states, ‘"The elected a state representative n i s r 9 9 « 79< which permits women to retire ministering the statute. revenues to the town from in­ lYSOl " in 1965 and went to the Senate in V A ts PilRCHASE from state jobs at age 50, five They are being assisted by vestment income exceeded VALUABLE COUPON c n iiM 1969. RREACOR EAC O R A . years before men are allowed the Connecticut State budgetary estimates by Also seeking the 6th district vWvvMMWH O W H I HI— M M to retire. Employes Association and the $58,222.” Democratic nomination are WITH THIS COUPON AND $5 PURCHASE SANDWICH 3 9 ' Four active state employes and Connecticut Civil Liberties RMCAROM O 1201. MOP & GLOW *^99^ Toby Moffett, former director LIQ U ID MHC27 FLOOR'lOOR SHIRE «* OEAMBICiEAm two retired employes, all men. Union. BAGS & CHEESE ^ Meskill Plans of the Connecticut Citizen Ac­ DETERGENT 7 a LID t h r u s a t ., m a r c h 23 tion Group, and Winsted Mayor WITH THIS LIMIT ONE AT SUPREME To Finish mSEYE SAVE *3 ” Paul W. Orth, a CCLU William Riiska. IVGRY 22» State Vo-Ed lawyer, charges in a brief filed Rest of Term COUPON B t l. CUT COM O f e i o o L « 4 with the court, that the statute Jjk WITH COUPON A 35 PURCHASE Management SAVE 27< WITH COUPON « IS PURCHASE - K«S I CM«0TS 9 riw. *1 violates the ^ u a l Protection HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS 124 OATTNK-MCT. an clause of the 14th<'Amendment ’Thomas J. Meskill says he 13 ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER MTHMS Criticized VALJDTHRU SAT.. MARCH 2a PAMPERS 5 p 9 to the U.S. Constitution. Orth could leave office before the HARTFORD (UPI) - A also charges the statute end of his term if offered ZEST 7 / i;7 g violates the CSvil Rights Act of L.I. Sound i j t e 7G* VALID THRU Ga t ., M M C H 23 legislative study says the another job in government. 3 /5 7 ' Pig. UMIT ONE AT SUPREME 1964 as amended in 1972. Meskill, spei^ng on WFSB- VALID THRUIRIJ SAT..SAT., MARCH 232 state’s vocational education Study Ready division is uncoordinated and TV’s “ Face the State,” Sunday poorly managed. / said he "hopes to finish” the For Release v a lu a b le c o u p o n The legislature’s Program Orth refers to guidelines es­ rest of his term, which ends in NMUUP NEW HAYEN (UPI) - The WITH COUPON A 33 PURCHA8S Review (Committee, in a recent- tablished by the federal Equal January. ■ wiTHcyuro N tts p o r c h a s f PARNAY New England River Basins lANNONT KTENIBn B t n n • 14 Cl Jim ly completed study, Employment Opportunities He said, however, he would Commission was to make .-.AM? *« PUHCHA8E MARGARME recommended broadening op­ Commission. not want to leave prior to the GIANT 49 Oz. Pkg. ^ ^ m h c m public today preliminary A FABRIC *119 portunities for men and women end of the current legislative recommendations for the at the local level and Increasing session. WITH THIS FAB "It shall be unlawful employ­ future conservation and VAUD THRU SAT., MARCH 23 MARCH 23 state funding of local programs. Meskill said Sen. Lowell P. I IGJIT'/^kle AT oilfMkekje ment practice for an employer development of Long Island DETERGENT UMIT ONE AT SUPREME ’The committee said it found Weicker, R-Ctonn., will submit Sound. COUPON I28vert, 63, who Republican gubernatorial VAUD THRU SAT., MARCH 23 ’The committee participating for a congrrasional subcom­ im w ttt REDEEM AT SUPREME FOODS retired with 16V5 years of state nomination would be. WITH THIS COUPON in the evaluation consisted of 12 mittee hearing in Stamford ^ ' t t M 111 n 111 » I t M , M I M 11 t.i I 1111.11 I I.i.l 1 I M T' 111 » m 11 M 11 ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER service, now gets $275 a year But he said he would an­ state legislators headed by Sen. today, called the study “ the ^(AU!AU!AlA!4l^lAS Pandolfi, known as “Mr. Opera tant. Connecticut Opera Association. increases in retail food pnees year. The wheat projection was increased exports. That means g Democrats Elect and said they stand by earlier of Connecticut,” will retire as The Mormanno, Italy, native, Record Crop could equal last year’s 16 per unchanged from a preliminary the price of corn for feeding ijj predictions tto t prices will rise executive director of the who came to Hartford as a 19- Since its inception the cent jump. forecast issued in January. beef cattle will remain ^ Favors Gas less in 1974 than the^ ^d last Connecticut Opera Association year-old boy, began his opera association has brought some The new projection for corn “strong,” Paarlberg said. ' g Rudolph Kowalski Forecast year. Paarlberg discounted fears at the end of the 1974 season. career in IMl as a conductor of 125 performances to Hartford —the key. raw material for Don Paarlberg, the that the United States might However, Pandolfi who his own students. The perfor­ with some of the world’s producing meat, milk and Cattlemen have complained § VIVIAN KENNESON Building Permits Agriculture Department’s chief run short of wheat this spring founded the association in the mances grew and attracted leading opera personalities as Repeated poultry—was also unchanged of losses of $100 a head or more S Rationing and said there would be no short­ Correspondent George Lampson, Willie Cir­ early 1940s, said he would con­ professionals throughout the economist, reaffirmied earlier from January. because live cattle prices have stars. age of fertilizer to keep Rudolph Kowalski was cle, repair boiler, |1,000; J. forecasts that retail food prices sagged in the face of hi^ feed ^ production down this year. Paarlberg conedUed the new elected chairman of the Parker Lee, Rt. 74, remodel for all of 1974 will probably costs, and have warned this He said government experts estimates show livestock feed Denwcratic Town Committee store, 81,200; Joseph Capello, average 12 per cent above 1973 could slow beef production for feel growers will harvest a supplies for the rest of the 1973- W pI Ml ® planted in areas not Friday, replacing Charles Sugar Hill, finish recreation prices. the fall. barrel oil well before I was of known to contain oil-all the Thifault who was not reflected room, $800; Norman Zlatsky, to the committee. way to Australia since then. His Lakeview Heights, repair view of the oil shortage: Judy Dean, who led the house, $1,759; Robert Ouellette, —It’s real. successful Democratic cam­ Beech Rd., repair service I D SH O P r rm r s —The country needs gasoline paign whicl) led to a full sweep cable, $200. rationing now. of victoiy last November, lost Gerabed Gerabedian, New —“We can solve this thing in the chairman bid to Kowalski Rd., addition, $4,000; Monroe about a year,” if the govern­ by 18 to 16 votes. M n. Dean Bus Co., Old Post Rd., elec­ THEHNASIMinr ment doesn’t roll back prices on moved to make Kowalski’s trical service change, $200; crude oil. election unanimous. Russell Stevenson, Apple Rd., The Fulk Oil Co., based in Other officers elected were finish recreation room, Olney, has only three full-time Janice Matson, vice chairman; Peter Duguay, Crestwood Rd., employes. Fulk is one of them. Stanley Johnson, treasurer; pool, $4,400; Richard Page Sr., He contracts for his drilling and Kay Langner, secretary. Gehring Rd., finish recreation crews and isn’t ashamed to ad­ All officers except Johnson are room, U,200. mit he deals in the black new town committee members. Coat Hangers Collected for Recycling market for equipment. 1 . "Independents find 75 per Tolland cent of the oil, and they aren’t going to be able to find in­ vestors and pay the black provides work for the handicapped clients of the Sheltered-Workshop. (Herald plhoto by market prices for equipment if there is a rollback in prices,’’ Panel to Discuss Fulk said. The current crude oil price is Fire Calls Mr. Dell Specials! $10 a barrel and Fulk said he Child Abuse Law “couldn’t kick at $8 oil.” But if SATURDAY News Capsules the government rolls back 12:28 a.m . — Town F ire Pork Chop Sale prices, Fulk feels many in­ Boiled Ham dependents will go out of VIVIAN KENNESON chocolate cake. Department responded to a car ‘ Quarter Loin Freshly fire at 46 W. Center St. Sliced to half business. The Tolland Public Health Middle and High School* Chickens Equal Amount of “It isn’t worth the risk to Our Best 419 Order Ib Tuesday: Lasagne, tossed Nursing Services Committee is SUNDAY Sunday night. State police in trade dollars,” he said. salad, Vienna bread, dessert. Out Of Race Sirloin Hip and 99* ^Mmsoring a panel discussion Hartford said there were Center Cuts Saw Long Line* 5:35 a.m. — Town responded HARTFORD (UPI) - Lt. Fresh Center Cut Chops on a new law affecting the Wednesday: Middle: Hot “many many accidents,’’ in the half Fulk said when he was in to a telephone pole on fire at Gov. Peter Cashman says he is ■ lb Chicken Roll Weavers . . . Ib turkey sandwich. High: late season snowfall, and state 85* Florida on business last week abused child Wednesday 8:90 Hackmatack St. and Niles Dr. not going to run for governor or Whole Chickenburger with gravy, police at the Bethany barracks Roast Beef...... t he saw lines of cars from one to p.m. at the Tolland High School 5:20 p.m. — A garage fire at for Congress. But he looks with 85* cranberry sauce, corn, estimated at least 12 accidents. two miles long at some filling cafeteria. 52 Park St. (Town). interest at his old state Senate Chuck Floast S"...... ib 99* Pork Roasts " z r. i b 1 . 2 9 strawberry ice box cake. The National lyeather Service 2V2 to 3 lbs Carando’s Pepperoni lb 2.39 stations—drivers “waiting to Diane Edmonds, committee 8:15 p.m. — False alarm from seat. Cashman said in a taped Thursday: Juice, Italian lb Chuck Fillet Steak...... ,b 1.49 ... buy $3 worth of gasoline.” spokesman, says "Now legisla­ Box 435 (Main and Maple Sts.) at Windsor Locks had issued a Pork Ribs lb 8 9 * Mr D e l i ...... ,,b 99* grinder, potato chips, pickled session for WPOP radio Sunday “1 think it would be a good tion exists which requires Town Fire Department travelers’ advisory with hazar­ California Roast,b 1.09 ^ Available in Stores with Service Deli beets, pears. he sees Republican party thing to have gasoline rationing professionals to report even responded. leadership supporting former dous driving conditions Friday: Middle: Fish sticks, resulting from snow flurries Slade Steaks i o n l ' l ...... ib 1.29 Loin - 7 Rib C Q O Loin Seafood Specials! now. It would end some of this suspected child abuse, while — The Eighth District Fire Environmental Protection High: Baked shrimp, french and occasional snow squalls. Portion panic buying. The same thing giving legal protection to the Department responded to a Commissioner Dan Lufkin in Boneless Chuck Roast. . . ,b 1.39 Pork Roast ^ rW lb Portion fries, cole slaw, vegetable, tar­ 79J house fire at 5 Apel PI. Friday Medium happened with beefsteak,” he reporter. Many former tar sauce, strawberry short­ his probable bid for governor. said. night. The second floor was Club Steaks ...... ib 2.39 White loopholes are plugged, making cake. Rib Loin Shrimp A Fulk wildcat well west of the Connecticut statute a model damaged. All occupants had Smoked Milk Is served with hot meals Lose Good Time Beef Short Ribs...... ,b 1.09 Half Half Nashville, 111., last year that law in the nation.’’ evacuated when firemen Pork Roasts in all Tolland schools. 99t $ 1 6 9 LIVERPOOL, England (UPI) penetrated to the Silurian reef Dr, Suzanne Sgroi of Mt. arrived. 5 Ib box 8.25 Community Calendar — Authorities FYiday said three Chicken Leg .. touched off a wave of Silurian Sinai Hospital will present a Monday: Planning and Zoning Democrats Split men ran around the exercise Chicken Drumsticks... tests in the Illinois basin and slide talk followed by a panel HARTFORD (UPI) - Ground Beef Sale Chicken Breast with Wing* • . • • ib Turbot R llet...... Commission, 8 p.m.. School ground of Walton Prison Shoulders Ground Ground a a Chicken Breasts...... brought him his wildcatter discussion. Charles Launl, Administration building; Fire Connecticut Democrats are wearing only socks and shoes. award. Beef Q Q v Chuck T 09 Chicken Legs T h ig h s ...... lb 69* Haddock Rllet U rg e associate commissioner of Department Auxiliary, 8 p.m., split over the way the state’s 27 For Routing prison rules they Finest Lean, Chicken Breasts S K inless The first Nashville discovery children’s services. Depart­ delegates and eight alternate 3jlbs or More lb 3 lbs or More N Leonard’s Comer Firehouse; lost seven days time of their Ib With Full No. 1 Sm elts___ well cost him $50,000 to drill. ment, of Mental Health, will Uons’ au b , 6:30 p.m., VFW delegates to a Democratic time off for good behavior and Tasty Pork Fulk said 20 years ago the same moderate. Jeanette Dllle, Post Home; youth choir rehear­ About Town charter convention in Kansas were fined 66 cents each. Tenderloin Halibut Steaks well would teve cost him $20,- Stew Beef C h u c k ...... 1.59 executive director, Connecticut sal, 6:45 p.m.. United City should be chosen. The (water added) Sirloin Steaks Loin Bone In Ib Flounder Fillet 000 to $22,000. Child Welfare Association, will caucus of Connecticut Congregational Church, Shoulder Roast B on e les s .... Ib 1.59 From Cows To Oil complete the panel. Democrats has filed a 4 to 6 lb s Tuesday: Bazaar workshop, 9 lb or T-Bone ' 5 9 Tail “Today, you have to pay from The public is invited to attend a.m.. United Congregational challenge in Washington to a Rib Roasts n?bso%...... ,b 1.49 $1 to $1.50 a foot on foe black and question panel members. selection plan filed by the Sets Fund Coal Loin Bone-In Ib less Church; Tolland Junior Reservations are being made Top of the Rib Removed ib Porterhouse Ib market for tubing that you Rib Roasts 1.29 Frozen Features for Your Budget! School Menus Woman’s Club, 8 p.m.. United for the Army and Navy Qub Democratic State Committee. HARTFORD (UPI) - This should be paying only 60 cents Elementary Congregational Church, Auxiliary myStery ride to be Their objections are based on year’s chairman of the Martin Fresh Brisket T hick C u i ...... lb 1.49 for. And u s ^ casing is going for Tuesday: Pizza burger, held April 3. Mrs. Ralph the prediction that a number of Luther King Youth Fund drive, 1st Cut Bone In Religious Education building; Fresh Brisket Thin C ut ...... lb 1.69 Tender, Flavorful Finast Sliced $5 to $5.50 a foot when it should ketchup, com, potato chips, Tollanders Square Dance Club, McCollum, 649-5800, or Mrs. changes in Connecticut’s Robert Jackson, has set a $70,- Chuck Steaks 79t Meats be $2.50 a foot new," Fulk said. pears. Boil-in-Bag 8 p.m., Parker School; Tolland Glen Griswold, 643-1308, may be statutes necessary for the 000 goal. The fund was created Fulk has drilled wells in Salisbury Steak jm Wednesday: Spaghetti with Grange, 8 p.m., Loethscher contacted for reservations. selection method will not be in 1968 by Hartford area news Canned Hams niinois, Michigan, Kentucky, meat sauce, cheese stick, Vien­ home. Crystal Lake. March 30 is the deadline for made before the December con­ media shortly after the Chicken Ala King # 1 5 oz $ 4 00 Tennessee and Oklahoma. na bread, wax beans, peaches. Wednesday: Choir rehearsal, reservations. vention. assassination of Dr. Martin Mohawk Turkey, Meatloaf ■ # pkgs Twelve years ago he found gas Thursday: Parker: 7:30 p.m.. United Luther King. Money is given to Navel Fresh in three wells in foe Northwest Beeferoni, Hicks: Hot turkey Congregational Church; The Manchester Chapter of organizations to help young per­ 14 oz Territory of Australia. Delicious...Served 0bO99 John’s Cheese Pizza p kg sandwich, peas and carrots, Seventh Day Adventist prayer Disabled American Veterans sons. Last year, the fund raised 79* Fulk got into foe oil business cranberry sauce, roll and will meet ’Tuesday at 8 p.m. at more than $60,000, which was ^ ^ c a n ^ ^ while buying cattle. meeting, 7:30 p.m. hot or cold! Sweet Peas P eas & C a rro ts II S butter, chocolate ice box cake. Snow Causes Accidents divided among a summer Oranges ^paragus 2 0 89* the American Legion Home. “I got to know the farmers in Friday: Health District Study HARTFORD (UPI) - Police Friday: Soup Hicks: Grilled Committee, 1:30 p.m., Ad­ school program, a recreational Orange Juice Finast # . . 5uns1.00 Richland County, and when foe cheese sandwich, Parker: The French Club of throughout the state reported program and a work-education Pure Oil Co. came in in foe ministration Building; Bible minor accidents as snow caused Taste O ’ Sea^'^nSer.. . 3pVgs1.00 Peanut butter and jelly study, 7:30 p.m.. Seventh Day Manchester will sponsor a program for inner-city 1930s and started leasing, foe hazardous driving conditions Calf For Salad sandwich, tossed salad, Adventist Church. public card party tonight at 8 at youngsters. Extra Finast Fish n’ Chips .. X 75* farmers would lease to me Orange Hall. Tickets wilL be or Side before they would lease to foe Orange Juide Large Dishes sold at the door. big company,” be said. South Windsor Ib The Polish Women’s SINUS SUFFERERS Richmond 1 lb Save59‘ Alliance, Group 246, will meet H «# ', good now, (or yciA bduiivo now ‘Tiord cofo" SYNA-CIEA* DocongodoM 12 oz Carrots...... 2 bags 3 J a ^ 4 9 * tonight at 7:30 at the home of lobtoh oct liulonHr and conllnuouily lo drain and door all nouil-dnui covIHn. Yellow Onions' C3na -hard tofo" loblot givti you up to 8 hour, rtllaf from pain and pronuro of Public Democrats Will Present Mrs. Michalina Kurlowicz, 34 Frozen Yellow Turnip...... Yu ban Instant congadlon. Allow, you lo broatho oaiay— ilopi walory oym and rumy no

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VKRCOMIN'INTA PONT WORRY, I KNOW WHERE T H ’ TO CALL ME FOR FUR­ IS ANYTHING ,^YDUR a u n t MARTHA GAVE Vernon Rockville □ FINANCIAL MONEY... VBRCOMIN' m a il b o x fS --l TURN LEFT AT T K COR­ THER INSTRUCTIONS" WRONG. AWAY TWO OF MY MOST WrtICM TWO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• NER AN’ S O T H R E E -I m e a n FOUR INTA MONEY... VER VOO'RE BOLAJDTOCOME UNCLE AMOS? \ VALUABLE PAINTINGS, MONS'HWS.m. Hospital HAPPY A D S Bond$-Stocks-Mortgage$ i KASSAU. COMIN' INTA MONEY... BLOCK.S...THEN A BLOCK-UH-TWO ACROSS A PH O KB I M EAN SECRETARY - tionist, BLOC>05 TO TH' RISHT WHERE TH' WE WERE ALVIN.' BUT NO NEED b o o t h iio y o u r TO BE ALARMED — MASTERPlECES'v. Krause Elk of Year woman to work in ______office. BIS W HITE HOUSE IS.. .THEN TWO WORRIED TRAVELS/^------[- ILL JUST TAKE A ARE YOU Notes ACT NOW - No matter how Duties includcug|typing. STREETS WEST-UM--SOUTH. I BECAUSE your credit is, we offer'inoney THINK, A N ’ THERE IT IS.< YOU LODKED ^ LITTLE TRIP TO. WORRIED ABOUT, Earl H. Krause of Rockville proposed more than 30 new Admitted Friday: Lorena shorthand, phone! MRact and V A UNCLE AMOS? to any property or business 6 0 BAD ER. Art— RELAX! has been selected as the Elk of members this year and has Barber, Diane Dr., South Wind­ mi^llaneous clerical respond WHEN YOU TWO or 'EM owner. (3onifortable payments sib ilite s WHATS TH' DIME FOR? ] the Year by the Rockville Contact Multi- G LEFT HOME.' DIDN'T SELL' been instrumental in obtaining sor; Martha Curtis, Crane Rd., designed to help your siuiation. Circuits, SO Harrison Street, m r Lodge of Elks. Along with this Ellington. i n a substantial amount of money For quick and cimidaitial ser­ 646-3800. award, Krause was also for the Elks National Founda­ Discharged Friday: Clara vice, please call anytime, Gil- presented with the grand tion. Buttrick, Broad Brook; Bur Corporation, 872-7345, HOUSEKEEPER - Good star- exalted ruler’s (national presi­ In addition to this, Krause has Kenneth CarSon, Frog Hollow Gilbert or Rogmr. to g salary, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., dent) special citation for his also been active on several Rd., Ellington; Steven DeToUa, five or six day wedi including MORTGAGES, loans first se­ exertional record. committees which have been Skinner Rd., Vernon; Michael one weekend day. Liberal cond, third. All kinds. Realty fringe benefits. On bus line. Paul J. Roshka Sr., exalted instrumental in raising money DiMaio, RFD 4, Rockville; statewide, credit rating un­ ruler of the Rockville Lodge for the lodged Douglas Fisk, King St., . . . Someona East Hartford (^nvalescent MICKEY n N N BY HANK LEONARD necessary. Reasonable. Qm- Home, 745 Main Street, East said the selection was made on His awaid of the special cita­ Rockville; Amy Griswold, High may have sant yew ' i T T - r fidential, quick arrangements. Hartford. the basis of participation in tion was one of the first such Ridge Rd:, Rockville; Deborah o h a p p y e d l Alvin Lundy Agency. SZI-Wl. I WASN'T (30INQ TO...)W HAT DID I RECEIVED THIS LETTER lodge activities, securing of 100 (Constitution Plaza, Hart­ MAgy ELLEN presentations in Connecticut Lessor, Vernon Ave.|. FOR KHJR SAKE... 7 JOHNNY FROM HIM TODAY/ ford. Evenings, 23345879. OPPORTUNITY MOTHER... LAST WEEK I BEGGED BUT I CHANGED SAY? new. members, the addition of this year, Roshka said. On the Rockville; Theresa Putira, I TOLD JOHNNY ABOUT MY MIND/ national foundation members, selection committee were Gkxl- Emily Dr., Vernon; William JOIN A WINNING TEAM MY FATHER.. THE WHOLE and leadership in committee frey Stuckart, past exalted Senk, Cider Mill Rd., Tolland; MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd „ STORY.I mortgages — interim financing T E D TRUDON DIDN'T work. ruler; Carl Goehring, past Elk David Wooding, RFD 8, Ver­ Happiness is... PONTIAC is In ths liwi KNOW SHE — expeditious and confidentim GAVE FOURS Roshka said Krause has of the Year, and. George non; Lory Zimmerman, Hart­ service, J.D. Real Estate procsss of building irff — Russell, trustee. A DUTCH SSehitM THE WORRY WART ford Tpke., Rockville. Assoc. 646-1980. 3-ie Admitted Saturday: New England’s Elizabeth Bose, Bridge St., MAID PARTY fastest grewing Vernon ^ D EM PLOY^ CAPTAIN EASY Ellington; Helen Friedrich, Second dealership. If you e a r in g t h e Hartford Tpke., Vernn; SURE CAN'T BE FROM Congregational Help lYanted 73 weuld liks a secure CAVE-EASY AHHiriVBeEEHHH •• John Gill, right, accepts the plaque naming him Rockville Anthony Knopstis, Snipsic NAND BANZAI A NATURAL F O R E S T Church Parlor future, call Den F IR E " NOT IN THIS ARBROQooeeHHH!! Itotai7 a u b ’s “Citizen of the Year.” Making the presenta­ Village, Ellington; Agnes TOOLMAKER, machinist, SIGHT SMOKE ^rruthers Finds March 19 Girard at 649-2801. AHEAP DAMP JUNGLE! tion IS Rotarian George Young who was chairman of the Walker, BrVoklyn St., lathe operators. Must be able to UH,OHi.„TH05E 7:30 P.M. BLOOP-CURPLIMG selection committee. (Herald photo by Richmond) Rockville; Marion Paul, Goose set-up and work from SHRIEKS WEREN'T Lane, Tolland; Cindy Wilde, Refreshments blueprints. Minimum three- WANTED FOR permanent JUST THE WINP, Opinions Divided years experience. Apply at SPORT! South St., Rockville. position, experienced die Vernon » Paragon Tool Co., Inc., 121 maker-machinist. Capable of PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Discharged Saturday: Gor­ Adams Street, Manchester. POOR PRISCILLA! don Beckwith, Tumble Brook Happy 8th Birthday repairing and maintaining THINK OF ALL THE MOMENT! On TaxeSf Funding blanking and piercing dies, usea THE TIME TOU'L 1 SAID IT I Dr., Vernon; David Connor, PART-TIME work at home on HAVE FOR THE White Rd., EUigton; Thomas RAY in punch press department. WISHED 1 Rotary Honors Gill tee telephone. 1-673-^95. Apply in person to (Quality LI8 RARV. HADN'T/ Love, Some 171 persons in the 35th The majority of the Cooper, CYestridge Dr., Ver­ Nameplate, Fisher Hill Road, MJ Mommy, Daddy and Jeff g JANITOR - Full-time, mature Senatorial EHstrict represented respondents, 106 of 165, favored non; Lena Dimmock, Tolland; —__J __ AiJ___ •___ East Glastonbury. by 'Republican Sen. Thomas As Citizen of Year Rose Garrow, Enfield; Mary ^vidual, starting a formula for full state funding ; Excellent fringe bendits. (m Carruthers of Vernon of education with 32 favoring an Jemiglo, Enfield; Barbara REAL ESTATE (Career. Earn < -o ' bv Inc ! T k Rw iis PN. OB. BARBARA RICHMOND for the door-to-door fund drive bus line, ^ p ly in person. East responded to a questionnaire increase in the ADM grant and Justice, Vernon Ave., $15,000 plus yearly. If you have For his work with the youth of for Cystic Fibrosis. □ N O T lt^ S Hartford (^nvalescent Home, your license or in tee process prepared by Carruthers, 27 satisfied with the present Rockville; Ann Lavigne, Wall 745 Main Street, East Hartfonl. STEVE CANYON Vernon, John S. Gill was named In presenting Gill with the St., Coventry; Herbert Leach, call for a confidential inter­ BY MILTON CANIFF revealing divided opinions con­ grant. the 19th "Citizen of the Year,” Rotary plaque and citation, view. Ralph Pasek, Realtor, cerning sales tax, blue laws, Asked about laws on por­ Vernon Ave., Rockville; Steven Penonalt REAL ECstate Sales persons WELL-INTHE^ ^ S E E / YOU D O N T T IT WAS MY^ 'SHOUTNGTH^I HAVE A FEEUNG^ ...AND liL BE WKWlT by the Rockville Rotary Club at Young said of Gill, "He is a 289-7475, 7ti42ti. educational funding and several nography, 72 of 155 responding Legere, West Willington; needed to join active growing SENSE OF 6RANP like it.' — or are . WONEY, YOU [ BATTLE CRY OF WEIl BE HEARING ING*SlfrK.CM VtW its annual dinner Saturday tireless worker and is loved and eastern firm. Over 1/4 million CANYON-egliff YOU THINKING OF other matters of interest. to this question favored less Karen Marquis, Windsor Ave., INCOME TAX Returns and COOKS - full-time t isition. ''•VsW^^jL FREEDOM...''. THAT THEME QUITE SFARE A DIME night. admired by all with whom he in sales January, February. DIVIDE-it’s" HOW AAUCH r r It was not only Republicans restrictive laws, 47 would like Rockville; Doreen Medeiros, bookkeeping done professional­ A ^y Tacorral, 246 B road The announcement was made comes in contact.” Geradine Dr., Ellington; Milija ly. (Call Dan Hickey, 649-9145. Burke Realty, T o U ^ , 872-7344. ^ (400if/i. ’S.-18 who answered the question­ more restrictions and 36 were by George Young, chairman of Rockville Rotary Qub was naires. Of the total, 47 were satisfied with the laws the way Paquette, Brimwood Dr., Ver­ THE BORN LOSER the selection committee who o rg an ized in 1947 a t the WANTED - Place to ride mini PART-TIME help, nights. App­ CARD GALLERY - Mature BY ART SAMSON Republicans, 44 Democrats, 58 they are. non; Emma Tyson, Dogwood ly Jewelry Department, King^s r said he felt the title, “Citizen of Rockville Hotel which was tom Lane, South Windsor. bikes, will ride at own risk. Will woman, days, evenings, and FOR unaffiliated, and 22 who did not At the last session of the the Year” should be changed to down as part of the downtown rent land at reasonable price. Department Store, Manchester Saturday, APEU.MV BEHIND IHB Parkade. Y- Flexible hours, apply m L , C D H T give an affiliation. General Assembly (Carruthers "Citizen of the Years,” because renewal project. 6464430. in person, M a n c h e s te r LOlCAMP B LA M E , Most all respondents were in introduced legislation which Gill "has been of unaccountable Kenneth Waldron is presi­ Parkade. THAJJK.- favor of reducing the sales tax would have limited advertising service to the community dent; Norman Couch, vice REDU(CE SAFE and fast with 't W O H M E j I Manchester GoBese Tablest and E-Vap CHEESE CLERK with only 22 favoring keeping space in newspapers to all but through his working for the president; William Repoli, 'CW ’ THERE water pills. Liggett Rexall. Fully experienced in buying, JOBSI QIRL8I the present tax and spending films rated G (General Public). youth of the community. secretary; and Wilton A. Lisk, selling and displaying; A{q>ly 5TAMD5 A more on human services; 78 In the area of political con­ treasurer. Hospital Call Larry McKanzIa. Qal "The teaching of children at Announcements in person: I favored a half-cent reduction tributions and campaign financ­ an early age to be good sports is Notes atartad on a graat caraa and elimination of the tax on ing, 48 respondents favored a first step toward good MEATOWN Many immadiala oponlnga clothing and utilities while the using private funds, 60 favored citizenship and this man has Vernon Experienced 12801A M U B U U C for l ^ h aehool grada 11-28 remaining 63 favored a one-cent using tax dollars to finance the done an outstanding job in this Discharged Friday: Abraham INCOME TAX EASTHMTHMO yaara okL Top banaflta and reduction and elimination of the campaigns and 56 suggested a respect,” Young said. Wasserman, 185 E. (Center St.; Iraval ppportunitiaa. No tax on utilities. PREPARATION experience. Qualify and eom THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA combination of the two. Young outlined Gill’s ac­ Toys^ought Mary Dunlop, 101 Hamlin St.; Respondents were invited to A question concerning volun- tivities going back to the late Anne Toulouse, 11 Brent Dr., D an Mosler PART-TIME, afternoons, to good pay from tha vary flrat DON'T CRY, HONEV- NO-BUT mjke additional comments if t ^ or legislative rationing of 1930’s when hq managed the For Exhilihit Vernon; Patricia Whitman, 10 assist in shipping and shop day. Aak about: ALLEY O O P SEE, SHE DOESN'T s u e S U R E they wished and some com­ oil and gasoline had 41 favoring Polish American Club and Eastbrook Court, Rockville; maintenance. Apply to Connec­ CLERK-TYPI8T...Beat BY V.T. HAMLIN EVEN HAVE NAS AN mented that a state income tax the legislative rationing and 76 d u r ^ that time devoted a lot The Vernon Historical Socie­ Teresa Ratti, East St., Hebron; ticut Cycle Accessories, 316 training. Faat raisaa. Soma although I've found my old ...OY A PLAN A BUMP ON should be substituted for a sales ty is looking for toys of pre-1925 Hartfordx i Rd, T ...... Manchester. travel. Lika people. Initiative. FRIEND OOP, TO RESCUE HIM I KNOW NOW WHAT CAN BE voluntary while 41 favored a of time in managing the girls’ Ethel Horn,. 404 Lake Rd., An­ FORMER TAX auditor MORE CLEVER DONE.' BOY-OH-BOY, WILL HER HEAD./... tax while others maintained the plan for rationing of gasoline vintage to borrow for an exhibit TELETYPE WILL TAKE A TROOP... THA’4 THE basketball team, leading them dover; James Geetersloh, East prepares federal, Mass., N.Y. THIS BE FUN/ state debt should be paid off. of old toys it plans to present in tax returns, office or home. AUTO BODY and fender man, USUAL ONES only. to become state champions. Hartford; Charles Henridi, 300 ^rtJdme, apply 270 Hartford OPERATOR.. Jtmbitioua and COOKED UP A change in the laws concern­ ^m e of the comments from Gill was also one of the tee Edith Peck Room of tee South St., Rockville; Ellen From $15. 6494822. friandly. All beneHta. 30 day BY MAN.' ing iDM-tgages was also the respondents did not relate Rockville Public Library. Goldberg, Staffordville. paid vacation. original founders of Little INCOME TAX forms prepared favored by many with 44 directly to the questionnaire League baseball in Vernon and Needed are such items as Also, Deborah (Chapman, 55 FOREMAN FOR roofing com­ 8WITCHBOARD...Good original “Teddy bears,” in your home, at about the same favoring legislation to allow but nevertheless were included also the Midget Football Village St., Rockville; Ernest p ly . Must have experience on personality. World wide wooden toys, and doll houses of price you would pay at mortgages up to 40 years; 20 ■by the respondents. League. Buck, South Glastonbury; someone’s office. (Call ^1287. flat asphalt roofing. ( M 644- locations. 75% tuition aid. that era. The exhibit will be 1219. favored a state-guaranteed se­ Some of these comments He is, and has been for a Kathleen Kilian, 101 Shallow- COOK...Gat paid for cond mortgage for up to 10 were: "40 years a Republican attended at all times by one or brook Lane; Marion Pardus, TAX number of years, president of Preparation by SALES MANAGER - H you are pleasure. Top Instruction ° o n years; and 59 favored both more members of tee historical professional. Ho Home service and and ashamed to admit it,” Little League and vice presi­ West Willington; William Jam- motivated by a generous plus on-tee-job exparionoe. proposals. “Utilities should not be allowed society. bard, 896 Pleasant Valley Rd., reasonable. Phone 5634643. CPQ dent of the Midget Football salary, bonus incentive and X-RAY 8PECIAU8T...Great to advertise,” "Tax relief for League. Among the items tee society South Windsor; Harold (Cavar, expense account, we would like CSAAEAf. already has for display are a INCOME TAX forms prepaired Career. Learn ciinicai ad­ LOSE 10-20-30 POUNDSI the elderly,” "Passage of a The Little League Field next East Hartford; Rose Durand, to talk to y o u .'I ^ < 3 - l B hobby horse, toy soldiers, doll in your home or mine. Very min., radiation therapy, etc. (P 1974 by NEA. InTm Reg. U.S. f»it Off, right-to-work law,” "No raise to Henry Park was installed Willimantic; William Sullivan, is open to a hard-hitting in- can-iage with parasol, a sled, reasonable. (Call 649-5096. AL80 CHECK OUR JOBS for legislators,” “Impeach the through the efforts of Gill as 949 Pleasant Valley Rd., South dividual-,whose■■ ioiiai.,) ■ experience and MR. ABERNATHY W IN AT BRIDGE IN Data Proceesing, Com­ BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY President,” and comments con­ was another installed in the miniature horse-drawn Windsor; Joseph Florence, background would indicate tee EasyTo Lose Lbs. cerning the questionnaire itself vehicles, a doll with wardrobe Cooper St. ability to take charge of tee munications, Security and same area during the past year. complete with corsets, doll­ sales department of our well- Supply. All applicants pre­ NE)Ci; S o n o WORK ON includ^ some saying it was an Young said Gill was also Also, Phyllis Schmidt, South About Town P/WDINSA sized furniture, and many established retail recreation tested. Jobs quaranteed. THE DISTRACTION PROR.0AI excellent idea and others saying responsible for bailing the Babe St., Coventry; Lucy Hyland, 9IKEXFEE1- others. The Kiwanis Club of vehicle lot in Willimantic. Learn how you can start Experts make game difficult Rist With New they thought it was a propagan­ Ruth League out of some finan­ East Hartford; Bethana Responsibilities would include X^AHaPINl3 Anyone having toys they wish Manchester will hold its weekly saving more than $150. each da effort, "very slanted and cial trouble with the help of the Youngdahl, 50 Crestridge Dr., pre^rations of sales projec­ TOFI0HT to loan should contact Mrs. meeting Tuesday at n ^ n at tee month. Call LARRY V+CHRDJi?/t«A* political.” Little League and the Babe Vernon; Cheryl Mc(Cruden, 75 tions, departmental budget, lIHEGAe Thomas (Connell, 875-3260. Mrs. Manchester Country Club. McKe n z ie , Army Rapreaan- Ruth League has been Wells St.; Anna Ogren, 1097 advertising program, supervi­ s h o r t a g e Connell is exhibit chairman. Guest speaker will be Dr. John taUve, 872-2506. Now Inter­ The bidding has been: 18 Vitamin T Diet Main St.; Katherine Hynes, 28 sion and training of sales staff. successful ever since. Plans are te hold tee exhibit Sutherland, professor of oral Please send resume to Mr. viewing. HOLLYWOOD (Special)- Gill was cited for his work Otis St.; (Carolyn Marston, 215 West North E!as( South Liquor Fine from April 10 through April 17. history at Manchester (Com­ King, Rectown USA, Inc., RFD NORTH Oswald: “It is always in­ obviously led a singleton. New scientific discoveries with St. Joseph’s (hurch aiding Oak St.; Marie Miesch, 22 lA BOSTON (UPI) - The munity College. He will present 1, Willimantic, Conn., 06228. A Q 106S 4 teresting to see experts strug­ Hence, South played the ace Pass 2A Pass ? have produced a Vitamin E at various functions such as the Greenwood Dr.; Joan Martel, m f 86 gling against one another. and king of hearts and wound diet that quickly works Massachusetts Alcoholic 48 Dudley St. an illustrated lecture on im­ You, South hold: AlO 8 6 5 4 f A Beverages (Control (Commission annual bazaar, helping the PRESSMEN - For n i^ t shift to ORDER OF NOTICE ♦ 53 The ordinary bridge player up one trick in the soup.” wonders on overweight peo­ Vernon Discharged Saturday: Dette migration to tee United States KQ83 AA JS A- Mens’ (Hubs or assisting the operate a four-color 25x38 STATE OF CONNECTICUT ♦ a QJ9 would make only nine tricks Jim: “Looks like cruel and ple, and reportedly is gaining said Friday it fined the Steak Quey, 115 Brookfield St.; Siiiion at the turn of tee century as it inhuman punishment for What do you do? and Brew restaurant in womens’ groups in their ac­ sneetfed Miller. Must be SUPERIOR COURT WEST EAST with hearts as trump because great popularity across the Glazman, East Hartfoi^; affected tee states of New York experienced in four-color A K982 South’s slight overbid of Framinghm $12,420 for selling tivities. COUNTY OF WINDHAM A J 7 3 after East won the first two A—Bid two hearts. Your country with glowing reports Emma Schmidt, East Mart- and (Connecticut. process work. Wage scale WINTHROP ? 4 f QJ52 diamond tricks and con­ three hearts. Had he just bid Before the town governments Art Workshop AT PUTNAM BY DICK CAVALLI partner won't past. of easy weight loss "while liquor to minors. The commis­ ford; Harry Jackson, 82 between $6.85 and $7.37. ♦ 10764 A AK92 tinued the suit or led a spade two hearts he would have sion said it was the first such were consolidated. Gill served MARCH 1, 1974 YtDU SHOULD BE 'TODAY'S QUESTION still eating almost as much as Is Scheduled The Manchester Rotary (Club Excellent fringe benefits. Send ♦ k 1053 ♦ 76 or a trump, South would played the hand there and as an alderman for the City of (Cushman P r.; Anna Wimmer, 8 ASHAMED... OKAY, s o YOU KNOW Your partner rebids to three action under a law that went will hold its weekly meeting inquire to Personnel Office, JEAN GARRETT A LITTLE LATIN. SOUTH (D) hasten to laydown his ace made a profit against any de­ you want. Rockville and for the past four Goslee Dr.; Patricia Keaveney, ABK3DOOUKE diamonds. What do you do now? : into effect last month to allow For Teachers Tuesday evening at 6:30 at the American ( ^ Co., 50 Emmett VS. A A and king of trumps.” fense.” Those who follow the sim­ East Hartford; Benedict Joy, >(10U.ANPALL fines. years he has been coordinator Street, Bristol, Comi., 060104w' LARRY GARRETT V AK10973 Jim: “An expert South Answer Tomorrow ple Vitamin E diet report an 591 Adams St.; Brian Andresen, Manchester Country Club. WDU KNOW HOWTO (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Fifty teachers from tee Ver­ phone 203-582-^1. We are and NOTICE TO LARRY A QJ8 would cash one high trump; average loss of at feast a Staffordville; Richard (Crowley, Edward J. Heidelmark of Wind­ SAY e WOOF non school system will attend a Equal Opportunity Employer. GARRETT + 842 take the club finesse; lead Answer to Previous Puzzle i pound a day and even more three-day art workshop to be East Hartfoi^. sor, representing tee (Connec­ dummy’s eight of trumps and ticut Petroleum (Council, will UPON THE COMPLAINT of Neither vulnerable W ater n r ^ r a ■ H M iiiin ■ lYJimF-in without exercise or starva­ held at the Maple St. School Also, Lesley Peters, 792 Hop WAITRESSES - part time, app­ speak on tee energy crisis, its tee plaintiff in the above- let it ride. The play could not FlTh i^ I n r/iiia ■ nm iira tion. Nutritionists' files are Vernon March 26, 27 and 28, sponsored River Rd., Bolton; Metod ly Bess Eaton Donuts, laO W est N orth E ast South hurt him and would guard i?ni:iF^ ■ m iciruianrocD aia myths and realities. entitled action praying, for bulging with h^ppy by Binney & Smith, Inc., Truta, 89 Lakeside Dr., An­ (Tenter Street. I f against four trumps in the ACROSS (ab.) nniiaHciti niiFiun reasons therein set forth, for a U LIfA r4tslhd(-1 testimonials from formerly, dover; Grace Kickse, Center P ass 14 P ass 3 f East hand. I take it that ex­ 1 Body of water 55 Allowance for manufacturers of crayons and (4 a i’-lE1 LlH-il4|l:l St.; Andover; Thomas (Carroll, Midshipman James E. NEED a part time iob that di^lution of marriage on the P ass 4V Pass Pass 5 Ocean waste overweight people who are other school art supplies. allows you tee flexinilit^flexiSility of pert South went down any­ iaiLimii>j[4i>j iiiiir.Tnhdro Houley Might Seek 44 Philip Rd.; Susan Riley, 871 Schreiber, son of Mr. and Mrs. grounds of irretrievable P ass way.” 8 Precipitation DOWN ninnurziD dLsnHiojuj now trim anil slim again. Best The teachers will attend tee being home with your childr■ ■ dren CXOi- 12 Operatic solo nCJiai:! llUllJf-J Tolland 'Tpke.; Aline George S. Schreiber of 464 breakdown, custody and siq>- Opening lead -♦4 Oswald: “You take it cor­ 1 Buddies of all, you can still eat almost workshop, which will be free-of- summers and vt^ations. Our CKiALLJ 13 Altitude (ab.) (4 n f.i (Cartwright, 218 Phoenix St., Gardner St. has been named to port of minor (Md, returnable t n :«h «n 'i«,i« In us » or rectly. Expert East took his 14 Of the air 2 Speechify as much as you want of the Second District Seat charge, on their own time to Hebron office neras such a per­ before the Superior Court 3-ie 3 Potassium Vernon; Patti Kowalsici, both the dean’s list and tee son. Willimantic Savings By Oswald & Janies Jacoby ace of diamonds and led back (comb, form) Hrai2n(HEif:j[*](4i:i ■ i-f u n "forbidden foods” like steak, learn about modern creative within and for Windham County a club. South won in dummy 15 Tardy nitrates i^ m rzia ■ (Aiq'iii:!i I m iiik i . I chicken, fish, sauces, gravies, art education and some of its Grahaber Rd., Ellington; superintendent’s list at tee U. Institute. Call Mr. Simmons. SH O R T RIBS 4 Doe (Scot-) i:if!]III;l 1 1:11 JIJ M I UD-Jfl Robert D. Houley, a Another Vernon resident, to be held at Putnam on the 3rd BY FRANK O’NEAL and decided that East had 16 Labor group bacon tt eggs and still lose materials and tools. Alvina DeLisle, 173 Deming St.; S. Naval Academy at An­ 423-2537. (ab.) 5 Expressed Democrat, and a former state Republican Robert H. Steele, is napolis, Md. for the fall Tuesday of A]»11,1974 and upon 1 KEEP HAVING orally 23 Streams animal weight. The workshop will be con­ Louis Sardella, Glastonbury. SIRE, YOURE SUFFERING 17 Musical senator who did not choose to presently serving as semester. He is a 1970 graduate a motion in said action for an THS DBEAM OF MY BLACKSMITH ^llables 6 That girl (Fr.) 25 Take small 38 Thick soup ducted by Mrs. Margaret John­ Also, Ann Vendrillo, 318 NO EXPERIENCE FROM A M/l/rJIEty- 39 Jewish law Chewable (candy-like) seek re-election two years ago, Congressman from the Second order of notice, it appearing to MAIONGA NBV SU/T OF ARMOR 18 Female saint 7 Particle bites vitamin E tablets, as used in son and tee teachers will ac­ Oakland St.; Mildred Torres, of Manchester High School. FDR MY KNIGHT. STAR GA*ER^*>V> (ab.) SRoderent 27 Sea eagles (var.) has now indicated he may be in- District. Reportedly Steele is SELL and being found by the sub­ 9 Eagle nests (var.) 41 Incursion the diet plan, contain a new tually be teaming by doing by 24A Thompson Rd.; Diane Tor- By CLAY R. POLLAN- 19 Dropsy terested in seeking the interested in the Republican Superintendent of schools scribing authority that the said A*IK 21 Resident of 10 Angry 28 Sacred picture 42 Opens (poet.) scientific combination of in­ trying out the techniques Mrs. .siello, Enfield; David Delany, Your Daily Activity Guide 43 Harbor > Democratic nomination for U. nomination for governor. He James P. Kennedy will discuss defendant has gone to parts un­ Tr HAll.V T. 2] (suffix) 11 Organ of scent 33 VentilatinglUi gredients that (luickly curbs Johnson demonstrates. 95 Cider Mill Rd., Bolton; Wen­ According to the Stan. ' 19 Valued highly 35 Cavalry 45 Finest S. representative from the Se­ has indicated he will make an GOOD HUMOR known, and that notice of tee in­ ■ '^ A fR . 19 f. ziL^LW 22 Makes a dy Stenbeck, 90 McDivitt Dr.; management and financing of To develop message for Tuesday, 20 Confidence soldier 47Depot (ab.) and controls the appetite, cond District. announcement concerning this These techniques, Mrs. Alice stitution of this action moat 1-14-29-40 41-45-51.55^ mistake Laurie Long, Boston Hill Rd., public schools in Manchester ^48-64-73 read words corresponding to numbers 24 Snicker — givers 36 Badgerlike 49 Rear of ship while also giving the Houley, who has also served within tee next few weeks. Welti, director of art for tee likely to come to his attention is of your Zcxliac birth sign. 61-67-70 Andover; Michelle Mozzer, 94 Tuesday at 7 p.m. in room 103 at ICECREAM • TAURUS 26 Building place wonderous benefits of several terms on the Vernon Noting that he has not yet Vernon schools, said, will in­ that hereinafter ordered: it is ' AfR. 20 28 Egyptian T” r “ 6 1 r " r IT Finley St.; Laura Graham, 95 Manchester High School. It is a s t m t AT ONCE r r r Vitamin E which is so essen­ Town (Council, did not seek re- sought his party’s support, clude some uses of crayons, ORDERED, teat the notice of „ aIIiS , eodness Skinner Rd., Vernon. special program of the e m n h m h in c o m e 12 IS u tial to good health. election to that post either water colors, poster paints, S54-57-68-69 29 Version (ab.) Houley said, he has, however, Manchester Adult Evening tee institution of said acUon be 30 Baby bear The use of the new Vitamin noting, at tee time, teat his finger paints, colored chalk, Also, Marie Griffin, 38E Ml EXPENSES PMD /71-77-79-81 IS If IS received several calls from School offered free to the given the defendant by some 31 Evening , E Diet tablets and foods and [nodeling clay. Spencer St.; Laura Johannes, NO CASH BOND GEMINI business had been neglegted. Second District Democrats, en­ town’s citizens. proper officer or incUfferent BY ROY CRANE (poet.) Simple craft techniques will 144 Glenwood St.; Jeffrey Q :'/ ray 21 32 Globe IS 21 prescribed in the plan will, He has just confined his couraging him to run for REQUIRED. HIGH LIBERAL person causing a true and 39 Steodying through natural action, act to also be demonstrated giving Coralli, 25 Edward St.; Jennifer PERCENTAGE. AGE NO .1 y i - r JUNt 20 33 Upper limbs 22 political activities to being a Congress. St. Mary’s (Church guild will attested copy of this OtSet of BUBBLES VllLL DA$K OUTSIDE 40 Attractsired 34 Feminine teachers an opportunity to work Bailey, East Hartford; Patricia . ->vl3^21-30-37 help your body use up excess member of the Democratic meet Wednesday at 11 a.m. in BARRIER. DRIVER'S Notice to be publikhed in .the TO SEE WHAT'S HAPPENING. 41 Keep 44-47-53-58VO • name Jankowski, East Hartford. ^52-59-80-86 42 Originol 26 fat. According to recent Town Committee. with .paper, . paste and other tee church hail. Members are LICENSE ESSENTIAL Manchester Herald, newspaper WU'LL ^UN OFF WITH JUNIOR. 43 Or “72-78-83-ay -wva. 36 Get up Discharged Sunday; Arnold 37 Gam er clinical test, a person who is materials to gain three- reminded to bring a sandwich CHOICE TERRITORIES circulated in Manchester, 44 Your. CAPRICORN 29 Doody, Willimantic; Alma Hat­ 45 Clear Die. 22 39 Pitch deficient in Vitamin E or Pro­ dimensional effects. and dessert. A bake sale will be AVAILABLE. COLLEGE Connecticut once s week for 46 Written 40 Water globules SI tein "will double the speed of r field, 130 Highland St.; Olive STUDENTS APPLY FOR JAN. It held following tee 10 a.m. ser­ two successive weeks, com­ AND L0SING*^JUNli0R7 ''.C H 47 Ploce 44Gist (coll.) 1 I Hiltgen, East Hartford; Rita 48 To 2- 7-16-20, “ U fat utilization’’ with the use of vice Wednesday morning. WEEKEND POSITIONS. mencing on or before April 3, 46 Elevator I Happiness Is... Woman Killed ^ Bailargeon, 741 Avery St., inventor Vitamin E. APPLY 1974 and that return of su ^ se» U L I 48GI's address E DIET AVAILABLE WALUNGFORD {VPIY- A South Windsor; Montene Rovaldi, East Hartford; Robert DAILY AND SATURDAYS vice be made to tee above- I A REALLY CLEAN LAIHIINtOMAT (ab.) u Td'get a copy of this highly 22-year-old Penns/lvania Perkins, 612 Pleasant Valley Ruggiero, 80 Schailer Rd.; An­ S-S named Court. 49 Land measure I successful...... diet and... E "’ablets.Tatil 7^ AIR CONDITIONED ^ woman was killed when tee car Rd., South Windsor; Daniel drew Reznick, 205 Kennedy- Tel.ai»4281 Richard Noren 50 Lease 4S 4S V 1 Deveau, 322 Oakland St.; Mary 51 Noun suffix . send $5.00 for 10 day supply TUESDAY A WEDNESDAY SPECIAL she was driving went off a Rd.; Thomas Heneghan, 132 (Tlerk ot tee Superior 560f 86Now Appleby, 43F House Dr.; GOOD HUMOR 571s 87Mirvl 52 Service U 11 82 (or $7:00 for 20 day supply or Wallingford highway and struck Bolton St.; Elaine Anderson, Court for County \\ $10.00 for 30 day supply) to: 8 U m . d r y CLEANINO - $1.75 a bridge abutment. Darlene Daniels, 35 Barry Rd. 224 School St. u H u CORP. of Windham i Vita-E Diet, Dept. K 10 HS26 I DRYERS — 10 FuU MliHitM lor 10* Evory Dat Mary O’Neill of Wayne, Pa., Also, Mary Morrow, (Cassidy Also, Brett Baker, East Hart­ Am. Burbaiik Bivd.. North was pronounced dead on arrival Hill Rd., Tolland; David Roie, ford; Catherine Jeski, 15 San­ A true copy attest: Hollywo^, Cal. 91601 (Uncon- at Meriden Memorial HospiUrt 48 Schailer Rd.;- William Ashe, ford Rd.; Joseph Larocco, 282 C lsre m E. Foley ditional money-back 'BELCON LAUNDROMAT 309 Green Rd. of injuries suffered in the 1-91 452 Bolton Rd., Vernon; Paul Oak St., South Windsor; Carol Deputy Sheriff guarantee ifjiot satisfied). accident Sunday. Brouillette, 40 Elro St.; Janet Emmons, East Hartford. Hartford County

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PAGE TWBNTY-TWO p MAljCgBSiyR gVEWINO HEBAU). Mwchester. CoBB.. BIo h;. Mardi 18. i»74 BENJY Help Wanted 13 NonMB for Safe 2$ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., March 18.1974 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE Homea For Sale 23 DogarBIrda-Pata 49 T ™ ” 7~~ — ------NO TRAINING? No MANCHESTER_ - L a r g e , ______Apertmenta For Ront 83 Apartmanta For Bant 83 _ Bualneaa______tor Rant 88 experience? A phone call to gra ciou s 7-rpom Colonial, You'll ha\/^ To (V f h f a p p o f T H I^ AKC COLLIES, sables and M s, your Army National Guard will fireplace, aluminum siding, o r Your nine weeks old, all riiots, call M^NCHESTEJR - 4 rooms, BOLTON - office space 172 s HAPP^IN© OfJ 875-1629. help.lelp. By'joiningBy j o l ...... the Today’s MORTA6E 7 ^ > 4 % p p n j y : first-floor apartment, oven, WOOOtllMD square feet, warehouse 1,022 AtRUNP FLl&MTd and hot water in­ Army‘7 NationNational Guard, you can ARE AVAILABLE.. MM.TM. square feet, loading dock with receiveiceive paid ttraining, h i^ part- ,/ — EVr PARK AKC TOY poodles, females, cluded. Lease. $195. 649-2813. lUIIOR overhead door, and heat. A9 timeIme eaearnings rn in g s amand other MANCHES’TER • Custom built white, 7 w eeb . 6436214 or 643- tractive appearance, good com­ benefits. Call M9-0423. Ranch on half acre lot in prime NEWLISTINS 0355. DUPLEX - apartment for rent, VMIIKNTS mercial location by two major highways. Route 84 and 44. residential area. Three large Seven-room Ranch, 21x1 IVt living room raised 4 rooms, 1 1/2 baths, 124 ADMINISTRATION Supply bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2-car at­ SOCIETY FOR caU, kittens, Ideal lor distributor. $225 hearth fireplace, formal dining room, 12x15 Florence St., Mancester, $200. She Hcralh Technician - Civil service ^ s tached garage, first floor adoptk^ placement, shelter. monthly. CaU 6499508 or 639 W —- ^ 1 monthly. 6446896, 6 4 3 -% . $8,055 - $10,467 annual. Requires fireplaced fanuly room. Priced master bedroom, fully equipped kitchen, 2-car Route 83, Vernon. Phone 875- 2075. garage, NEW 16x32 In-ground pool, unique 60- 0052. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING membership in The Army in the low 50s. Onwer Agency, LOOKING for anything in real •UHW«MC«F. . Nationaj^ G u ^ ,^ ^ in g skills a 646-1511. ^ mlle view. Must be seen. Only $ 8 ^ 0 0 . f w estate rental — apartments, VERNON - Route 83, 1,000 1 and 2-bedroom luxnary must. Prior milftary service THREE YEAR old male New­ homes, multiple dwellings, no square feet garage, paneled of­ helpful in supplyupply or( administra- COLUMBIA - Immaculate COVENTRY—5-room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, large kitch­ foundland, AKC registered, fees. CaU J.D. Real E ^te apartmoito. Features waU-to-i fice, 9room apartment. Phone tion. $900 - $1,200 addiUonal seven room, Randi overlocddng en, paneled living room ...... 1 ^ 9 0 0 . 3-18 gentle diroosition, needs room Associates, Inc. 646-1960. wall carpeting, vanity Ulej 8791333. Homea tor Bale to run. $ ^ . 6496017. baths, buUt-in oven, range, military pay to base. Location picturesque Columbia Lake. EAST HARTFORD—7-room Colonial, wall-to-wall car­ 23 National Guard Armory. Located on half acre treed lot. Homea For Bala 23 Homea For Bala 23 dishwasher, refrigerator and' INDUSTRIAL floor space, 1,600 peting In living room, fireplace, fully fenced yard. Building-Contracting 33 MANCHE!STER - C!entral loca­ Manchester, Conn., 06040, ^11 Featuring three bedrooms, two roVENTOY - $23,900. 7-room AKC R oistered Saint Bernard, tion, bus line, third floor, 5 disposal, electric heat, 2 air' and 3,200 square feet, 9pnase $28,900. wiring, office and parking. 649- PHONE 643-2711 Capt. David W. Gay, 643-4633. large flr^laces, 2-car atta ch Cape, ultra-modern kitchen. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) m a le,l 1/2 years old. Champion spacious rooms, $150 monthly, conditioners, glass sUding LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - line, ^ t offer. 6466167 or 646- 508. Veterans or prior Guardsman g u a ge and much, much more. ANDOVER— Brand new 6-room Raised Ranch, 3 godd- Full cellar, baseboard beat. Trees cut, trimmed or tt^ed, security and references. Cul doors, aU large rooms. FnU only. ANDOVER stamps removed, fuUy insured. new homes custom built, 6597. FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD Priced in the 40s. Zinsser Agen­ slzed bedrooms, acre lot...... $$4,900. Immediate occupancy. Only basement s t o i^ area, ample cy, 646-1511. 10% down. Pasek Realtor, Got a tree problem? Well worth remodeled,, additions, rec Resort Property NORTH COVENTRY—6-room Raised Ranch, country MTOIMESUmSME rooms, garages, kitchens parking. Startingat $175. Han­ Help Wanted 7475, 7496243. a phone call. 7426252. MINIATURE POODLES - AKC FOR RENT in WUUngton, four- For Rent 56 13 kHchan, 3 bedrooms, large family room. ONLY Just a few minntea from remodeled, bath tile, cement dy to diopping, schools, bus INDEX COMPLETELY renovated six registered, cocoa brown, four room, two-famlly duplex Manchester, I’m an Im­ work. Steps, dormers. R esid e JANITOR - part time, ap­ FISH CLERK room Cape, fireplaced living $35,300. CIRCA 1730 Antique Colonial. ODD JOBS - You name It, we do males, $150. Phone 875-2m. dw elli^ with fiim lace, air- and reUgious faculties. CAPE COD Orleans - New, fur­ N o n c it ADVERTISINB ’ADVEoflSIRE' tial or commercial. Call 6 ^ proximately m hours. Apply Fully experienced in buying, room has wall-to-wall MANCHESTER-Newly renovated 2-famlly, like now maculate five-room Ranch. it. Call John 643-20OT or Andy conditioning, available im­ Model iqiartment open for in­ nished, view of the beach, Itoy 1 — Loti and Found Recentlyjrestored, 7 fireplaces, 4291. /3 — Portonolt Watkins Bros., Manchester. selling, and displaying. Apply carpeting, kitchen has new Inside and out Wall-to-wall carpeting, full 87^^385. Andquea 43 spection 16' p.m., Saturday, to September, two week RATES DEADLINE '. i - - - : ...... $39,800. m am nff kitchen, new baths. mediately. No pets. Call / 3 — Announotmontt- 12:00 noon tha day balora in person: oven-range and cabinets, new haseniehf, garage, fieutifnl McKinney Brothers, Inc., 643- and Sunday. Other Umes by minimum. 644-1833. 4 — Entortalnmon) VERNON—714-room Raf-^^Ranch, 1V4 baths, garage, R.E. GOWER— Finish carpen­ WANTED — Antique furniture, 1 d ay ...... 8a word par day publication. EARN MORE than factory burner, new hot water heater, fenced in yard lor peta and TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving 2139 or 684^1. appointment. L 5 — Aucdont eat-ln kitchen, d ln tt jQ ^ ^ , dead end street, taste­ try, kltdiens, rec rooms, ad­ glass, pewter, oil paintings or Wanted to Rent 3 days...... 7a word par day Oaadllna tor Saturday and work, domestic help needeq. MEATOWN brand new bath, three Realtors, 6464200. children. You muat g large appliances, cleaning 87 Monday la 12:00 Noon Friday. 12B0W OILFER LANE fully decorated, pamad family room. $41,800. ditions, porches, any type other antique items. Any quan- FINANCIAL 8 d t y t ...... 8a word par day free transportation,n ^ r ta 4 through bedrooms. Excellent condition look. I’m truly a find. Only cellars and attics, also some Manch ester - -Three 8 — Bondt-^toekt-Morlgagtt 28 d ty a ...... 8a word par day 30 hours, ^ r t: iimmediately. E EAST HARTFOOD MANCHESTER—6-room Colonial, modern eat-ln tree work done. 644-1775. remodeling, 646-2067. Uty. T h ella rrlson s, 6 4 3 ^ , WANTED - 2-bedroom heated throughout. 838,900. Wolverton .... MANCHEfSTER - Six-room $34,900. Dianne Fellow, 528- bedroom apartment in newer 9 — Ptraontl Lotnt Iw Oakland Street. UMI IS WORD MINIMUM PLEASE READ Z Day Maid Service, 872-3!-3 ^ . Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. kitchen, formal dining, king size bedroom, lovely ce­ Colpnial. Large Kitchen, for­ two-family, fully carpeted, COUP. apartment, with appliances, ia ~ Inturanot 906L CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ Happy A d a...... 81.80 Inch ment covered patio, garage, dead end street. ONLY mal dining room, 3 bedrooms, LIGHT Trucking • Odd }obs, appliances, air-conditioning and washer hook-up, accepting ■MPLOVMINT ages, additions, bathrooms, Wanted to Buy 49 pets. (^U after 6 p.m, 6 4 6 6 ^ . YOUR AD FEMALE HELP wanted, ANDOVER - Three-bedroom $26,900. garage. Immaculate condition. cellars and attics cleaned, and basement storage. 13 — Htip WanM ClaaaHlad adi ara takan ovjpr^ clerical assistant in ojperations kitchens, bonses, repairs. Free 14 — BuNnott OpportunKlM Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, carpeting, ^ , 9 5 o. PUlbrick Agency, 646- lawns mowed, small tree work. Convenient loca tion , $245 tha phona as a convanlanca. section of our household moving ATTENTION Business in-ground pool. One acre plus. Free estimates. Phone 6436000. estimates. Small jobs. StStephen WANTED FOR CASH - An- NEEDED Immediately rent 18 - SltutUon Wamtd Tha Hartid Is rasponslbla lor LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... .KEYS monthly, security required. I J. ladNa Jr. division, at 191 Park Avenue, Managers and Assistant $32,000. Warren E. HowUnd, Martin, 646-7295. ^ u e s , early metal toys, trains, Available May 1st. 6 4 3 ^ , for two adults, one chUd. Four ■OUCATION only ona Incorrect Insartlon and Business Managers, private wind-ups, jpiKH^aphs, guns, - 64t 42B7 rooms with aroUances: Phone then only to tha size ol tha East Hartford. Typing and good Realtors, 643-1108. ENGUSH TUDOR • 8 rooms on M l TRUCK AND tractor, backhoe 13 — Privalt Intirueilont residential school in the Hart­ MASON CONTRACTOR - swords, oU painUnp, pewter, after 4 p.m., 686518. 19 — Schoolt-CItttot original Insartlon. Errora which telephone personality essential, 10 acres. Large livi^ room 4581 iA m ,E J L work, rough grading, fill THREE-ROOM apartment, ford area, is seeking business Plastering, cusUnn bnUt stone furniture, glass. Almost ***••••••••••••••••••••••••• 20 — Intbudiont Wtniod do nol lessen tha value ol Ihe congenial busy office, impor­ trs'iS A lsi’® CORNER with Cypress paneling and removal or delivery. 6496962 or heat, hot water, stove, advertlaamant will nol be cor­ manager. Applicants should 6466761. or bridC' fireplaces, chimney old. CaU anythm, 643- RIAL B9TAT1 tant assignment, Monday 17a mw STIiai PHOM 848-4SZS fireplace, four bedrooms, den, refrigerator, near hospital. 474 MAIN ST. three rooms, rected by an additional Inser­ have a BA in business ad­ Manchester repair, block uid cement work. □ AUTOMOTIVE 23 — Homtt lor Salt through Friddy 8 to 5 p.m. Paid taro baths, two-car garage. $155. Adults only, no pets. heated, famUy unit, $160. CaU 9 tion. ministration, public ad­ New or old. Free estimates. E. 24 — Lolt-Und lor Salt insurance, pension, benefits, Ideal set-up for dog kennel UGHT TRUCKING - atUcs and Security deposit required. 5, 6492426. 28 — Invttimtnt Proptrty ministration or accounting; Richardson, 6436689, 6490606. phone Mrs.■■ Danlse, ^528-9551.------EKHT-ROQM GOLONIIL operation. $59,500. Philbrick cellan cleaned. For free es­ Phone 64S6M . Autoa For Sale 81 26 — Butin t t t Propany Help Wanted experience in budgetary and MANCHESTER - Stop In for a LEBANON - Antique center □ RENTALS 27 — Rttort Proptrly . 13 Ajgency, Realtors, 6464200. timates phone 647-9610 anytime. ATTRACTIVE 4 1/2 room, se­ fiscal controls a must. A striking 4-bedroom home in free copy of Connecticut’s b^t chimney Colonial on the green. ANY TYPE mason and carpen­ 28 - Rtal EMaM W tnltd 10 rooms, two baths, 5 Room s for Rant 82 VERNON - Northgate, 300 cond floor apartment, stove and NEED CAR? Credit bad? FILE CLERK and relief Knowlege of program prime Porter Street area. home buys including basic VERNON ' —♦♦♦♦••eeeeeooeaeeta try work, additions and MIBC. SUIVIC18 Ntfp W»nftl home buying information. The RAISED RANCH - Large living fireplaces, two acres. Large South Street, Vernon. There refrigerator, $150 monthly. Bankrimt? Repossessed? switchboard operator. Will PART-TIME budgeting a plus. Salary $12,694. First-floor walnut paneled New listing, 614 room Split, ronodeling. Free estimates. A. 31 — Stivlott Ollartd room and formal d in iu room barn. Out building. Attractive LADIES only, nicely furnished wiU be a few vacancies ac- Lease, security. Middle-age Honest Douglas accepts lowest train. Contact Richard To $17,803 depending upon Hayes Agency, 55 East Center 3 bedrooms, paneled living REPAIRS SquiUacote, 6496611. 32 — Ptmuno-Paparlna TELLER - Experienced MEAT CUHERS family room, 2Vk baths, 2-car Street, 6460131. with sliding glass doors u> large setting and location. Philbri^ rooms for rent. Community curing at Northgate in the n ^ couple preferred. No pets or down, smallest payments. 33 — BuHdlng-ContracBng Tischofer, Rourke-Eno Paper eimerience. Send resume to Box room, deluxe kitchen, paneled month or two. If you are in­ Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 34 — RooHno-Bldlng-Clilmnty preferred, must be able to work garage, manicured lot with deck and swimming pool. Two Agency, Realtor, 6464200. kitchen and bath. AU uUUties children. References required. Company, 261 Weston Street, Well paying extra job for “ CC” , Manchester Herald. An 1 ; on all makee of aau-,,*> RootIng-BldIng-ChImney 34 38 — HaainB-PiutnMng ilexible hours. Apply irreplacable fieldstone walls. MANCHESTER - Small two- eating area,. 114 baths, included. Convenirat to stores terested in a large weU cared CaU 6497529. Hartford, 522-8211. equal opportunity employer. AUTO Insurance - compare our 36 — Ftaorlng Manchester State Bank, 1041 qualified meat cutters. Part- M u^ more! 60s. family. Ideal intestment. G ^ finished rec room, carpeting, CAPE - Seven rooms, 1 1/2 ' nwchlnaa. Opan Wadnaa- o and bus line. Ideal for working for apartment, fuUy carpeted, 37 — Movlng-Trucklng-Sloragt BIDWELL Home Improvemoit low rates. For a telephone Main Street. time. Evening shift starting at Call for further details. location. Low 30’s. Paul W. built-ins, one car garage. $35,- baths, family room, large ; ;day, Thuraday and Friday': or elderly lady. CaU a fte ? with loads of closets, [mirate AVAILABLE Immediately - 5 38 — Sarvictt Waritad SHIPPING CLERK - Man to Bualneaa Opportunity 14 Co. Expert installation of tion caU Mr. DoUn at 649 6 P.M. Flexible schedules Dougan, Realtor, 643-453S, 646- 900. Realtws, 6 4 6 ^ . modern kitchra, wall-to-wall '; TM 9; Monday, Tuaaday and <' p.m. 6446383. entrance and private patio, rooms, first floor, basement. work in shipping and receiving, aluminum siding, gutters and MIBC. FOR BALI INVENTORY Record clerk, Bvailable. 1021. stays, pordi, gm ge. Bowers <. Saturday ’HI 8. eadi apartment with its own $185 plus security. No pets. CaU 41 - ArUeltt lor Salt 9 to 4:30 p.m. Contact Multi- MANCHESTER - Pizza house, WARREN E. HOWLAND UARREALnCOMlne. trims. Roofing installation and good figure aptitude. Contact Scbool.'$39,5()0.i.lSubrickAgen- THE THOMPSON House- dishwasher, clothes w aAer and after 4 p.m., 5«Wt781. 42 — BuMhig SuppMtt Circuits, 641^3800. fully eouipped. Priced to sell. 848-2882 MANCHESTER repairs. 649-6S5, 875-9109. j 43 — DoBt.Slrdt-Ptlt Richara Tischofer, Rourke-Eno Apply to Store Manager RaaNora 9 4 3 - i m cy. Realtors, Cottage Street, centrally clothes dryer as weU as other 1969 CADH LAC, Fleetwood, Owner has other interests. For 6464200. 44 — Uvatlock Paper Company, 261 Weston Coventry (North) $45,900 RoiNrt D. WarPock, RaaNor <: Knit *lLPurl i: located, large, pleasantly fur­ appliances, then you should FOUR ROOMS, heat, hot Brou^iam, one owner, 8,000 48 — Boaia 8 Aocttaorlat details call Stanley Agency, 646- WEST END RANCH HORACE Tetrault — Siding, miles, all extras included, fS,- Street, H i^ o r a , 522-8211. HOSPITAL COOK MANCHESTER - Five famUy ;Trt4Hly Plaza ?ai * nished rooms, parking. CaU 649- take the trouble to see what is water, stove, refrigerator, 48 — Sporting Ooodt 3618. Granite stone highlights the roofing, storm windows, aw­ 500. CaU 95, 2892757. FIRST NATHNUL STORES SPACIOUS NEW plus 5-car garage. Business 2358, for overnight and perma­ available at NtHlhgate. Roitals laundry hook-ups, c«itral loca­ 47 — Qardan Produda For this position we need NEW 7-room Colonial, 2 1/2 front of this 5-room Ranch 872-2218 nings. ()uaUty workmanship, 48 — AnHqutt zoned. Excellent income nent guest rates. are from $195-$240., and include tion. $ 1 7 0 .'6 4 3 ^ . 49 - Waidad to Buy someone with experience in 205 SpMicar SL, MinclMStBr COUNTRY STORE for sale tiled baths, plastered walls, COLONIAL with a center chimney, free estimates. FuUy insured. BAJA super B ^tle wood grain AVON producer. Central location. beat, parking, etc. Call institutional cooking to lock, stock and barrel, well large family room, porch, built- If you are seeking a new 8- BOWERS SCHOOL area - nine 8726187, 6^3417. knobs, shift and console, radio, graMtefireplace. 2 bedrooms, CUSTOM made draperies and FURNISHED room, downtown, superintendant, Mr. Utter, at MANCHESTER - five room RBNTALB SAYS... relieve our breakfast cook, An nqml oppoftunHr •mptoytr traveled highway. For par­ ins, two-car garage, full base­ room home on an acre of trees $69,900. Philbrick Agency, 82 — Roomt tar Rant room older home, three gar­ formal dining room, garage, bedmreads, wide selection of 8 ^ 1 1 . apartment, second floor, heat, roof rack, standard transmis­ MEET THE NEW YOU. Feel ticulars call 289-6208 or 649- ment, city utilities. Large lot. R o t o r s , 646-4200. ROOFING — Specializing parking, bus, gentleman, 83 — Apartmania lor Rant dinner cook, and salad maker It privacy we invite your In- ages, bus line, 1 1/2 baths, fabrics. Call 649-1786. hot water, parking, stove, $150 sion, mag wheels, under factory 84 — Homat lor Rant 7669. Near Martin school. Inunediate eat-in kitchen. For more in­ repairing roofs, new roofs, references 64^^?. CHARL^ Apartments - Eart how good it feels to have extra on their regular days off. COMMISSION salesman to sell spection. 4 spacious heated sunporch, deep lot. per month, plus security. 120 guarantee, 1972, $2,200. firm. 88 — Buaintaa tor Rant occupancy. Built by Ansaldi, Asking $36,4(W. Cali Milfe ()uish, formation call Tony MANCHESTER - Conveniently gutter work, chimneys, cleaned CaU after 6, 6436518. 68 — Raoort Proptrty lor Rant money and new friends. Excellent benefits, wages and major appliances and home im­ bedrooms, 2V4 baths, ALTERATIONS, zipper Charter Oak Street, 6491492 or DEAL DIRECT with cosmetic (Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. Wasilefsky at 649-5306, eves. located five-room (]ape, has and repaired. 30 years ROOM for rent, parklng7 \ 87 — Wanlad to Rant Discover a whole, new, wprking conditions. Please provement type merchandise. applianced kitchen, 1st floor Keith Real Estate, M9-r“^1922, repairs, and mending done by avaUable. Phone 649-3173. ^ tow n h ou se, 1 1/2 baths, 5292893. 68 — Mlae. lor Rant manufacturer. Be Independentt 646m26. 8726003. experience. Free estimate. 1970 DODGE Coronet, four- exciting life-style when you intact the Personnel Depart- Draw versus commission, com­ family room with fireplace h experienced seamstress. Also appliances, carpeted, two air- Merle Norman Cosmetics is TWO-FAMILY - 6-6 duplex, Howley, 643-5361. door, automtic transmission, AUTOMOTIVI become an Avon Represen- pany benefits. Apply in person, 2 garages. Joe Gordon has repair hand knits. CaU 875-6556. LARGE SPACIOUS room for conditioners, beat, hot water, ROCKVILLE - five rooms, two lent, 646-1222, Ext. 481. offering a rewarding opportuni­ separate furnaces, (j o o o TREED corner lot, over one vinyl roof, one owner. $1,(M. 61 - Autot tar Sato taUve. dall: Mrs. N. Watts, Montgomery gentleman. Parking. storage, basement garage, family, second floor. $135 82 — Tnioka tor Bata MCHEStER MEMimiJU. ty in Manchester. Open your revenue and location. H i^ 30’s. details. 649-5306. acre, six room Cape, plus sun 6436166 after 5:30 p.m. Ward & Co., 269 WestMddle k ODD JOBS - C » p o .t t » pm - References required. Phone sound prooofing, washer dryer monthly includes garage. 63 — Htavy Equipmant tor Sato 28S4922 own cosmetic store or combine CSiarles Lesperance, 649-7620. porch, aluminum siding, new Tlie BARROWS WALLACE 0>. 64 — Motoroycwa BIcyclaa HOSPiTAL Turnpike, Manchester. RexHari— MLS eling, rec rooms, offices, 6496719. book-ufis. $28 m ontl^. By ap­ Security. Tremout Agency, W 9 with your business. No roof. Under $30,000. KeiOi Real TOLLAND - save by buying 1973 CHEVY Caprice, Estate 66 — Campara-Traltort4doblla 7.1 Hainw OL Uw BARROWS k WALLACE Co. Maoebtfier Pukade- ttf “Ttl househdW^^lrs, yard work. pointment, Charles PonticelU, 4453 franchise fee, no house to house $19,900 FIVE rooms, 1 1/2 Estate, 649-1922, 6464126. directly from owner, seven wagon, 9 passenger, air- MOnwIwOVBig vOIMm VETERANS - Gtet credit for Roaltofi — MLS Phone (XIMFORTABLE room, plea­ 6490800, 649-9644. Sr^^^Aulomollva Sarvloa MECHANIC trainess wanted, selling, no middleman. Call us baths, stove, refrigerator, gar­ room Raised Ranch, acre lot, Cosgrove 6436364. conditioning, maroon, scarce must have some mechanical An Equal Opportunity your training. Earn from $3-$6 Manchefter Paitode - 6W 4m sant location, parking, on bus THREE ROOM ap artment, 87 — Autoa tor Ranl-Latat toll free (800) 421-20M, or write age, two acres. Hutchins Agoi- COUNTRY living in town, over MANCHESTER - Immaculate aluminum storms and screens, model, mint condition, ( M 649 background, must have tools. per hour. Call your Army TWO HANDY men want varie­ Une, references. CaU 649-6528. NEW DUPLEX - 2 bedrooms, 1 first floor. beat, hot Wats’, Employer. ______Merle Norman Cosmetics, LN cy. Realtors, 649-5324. two acres, ideal for the horse five-room Ranch. Modern ren ted family room, CaU 87^ Hoattog-PtomMbg 38 678. Apply Truck Trailers, Inc., 651 National Guard Represen­ CIRCA 1778 Cape Cod, wide ty of jobs, raking rolling, 1/2 baUis, carpeted Uving room, AvaUable AprilrUlrt. Adults ody. 42,9130 Bellanca Avenue, L. A., lover, six room older home, low kitchen with bnUt-ins, modern Sullivan Avenue, South Wind­ RECEPTIONIST - Hartford tative, for more details, 649- boards, two baths, 61/2 rooms, liming, fertilizing, mowing SLEEPING ROOM for rent. kitchen appUances, fuU private No pets. $W . Reply Box” G(5” California, 90045. taxes. Asking $31,900. Keith bath, first floor laundry, fuU BOm Heating and Plumbing 1969 DODGE DART'Swinger. sor. dental speciality office, 0423. EXCLUSiYE fireplace, foyer, double garage. lawns, attics, cellare cleanetT Am ple p a rk in g. 272 Main basement, security and Mandiesfor Herald. Real Estate, 649-1922, 6464128. b a a o j^ t. Handy location. $25,- Inveetment Property 28 — Prompt, courteous service. 29,000 miles, four-speed, secretarial skills, company Hutchins Agency, 649-5ra4. Reasonable rates, 6436305. Street, Manchester. references. $225. monthly. H%lp W Mfd 13 COLUMSM UUOEniONT 500. S h rie k Agency, Realtor, CaU 643-1496. exceUent condition. $1,600 or RECREATION Director, liid benefits. Salary to Days, 6436144. J^enin^ 68- IMMEDIATE 0PENIN68 FOR Super home for the executive COVENTRY - Lovely starter 6464200. MANCHESTER, 8-room best offer. After 5 p.m., 6 ^ needed to freshen the staff of a 150 w e e k ly . E x p e rie n ce EDUCATION FURNITURE Repair service, WORKING WOMAN, 21 plus, f who loves to live. Relax and 3 1/2 ACRES, horse paradise, home for young couple, four aluminum sided building on SEWERLINES, sink lines, 1157. large modem health care facili­ required. Send resume to C. seven room Colonial, 1 1/2 broken pieces, scratches, share modern kitchen, bath ATTRACTIVE house available TELEPHONE OPERATORS enjoy year ’round living in this ood sized rooms and full bath, GEORGIAN Colonial - Center ^ Center Street. First floor, cleaned with electric cutters, ty, ^p e r ie n c e is preferred but Adams, 242 Trumbull Street, baths, large out buildings. cigarette burns. Furniture with two others. Parking, linen, THREE-ROOM heated apart­ PRESIDENTIAL for depend^le truck and f a c ­ rilled well, good septic chimney Colonial. Two former dental office, amesitra by professionals. McKinney 1967 FORD, Van, good condi­ not essential. Contact Mrs. Hartford, Conn., 06103. IN OUR Private Inetructtona 18 massive Ranch home with 35’ Hutchins ^ e n c y , 6495324. finished and antiqued. 647-1641. central. 643-8649. ment, appliances, parking. tor driver on shade tobacco gsystem, partial basement, gas firralaces, m odon kitchen with parking lot, ideal professional' Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ VIULABE AFTS. tion, $650 or best offer. CaU 649 Lund, at Meadows Convales­ living-dining room combina­ First floor. Security droosit.‘ mosit. No farm. Year ‘round employ­ MANCHESTER OFFICE central heat, lot size IK tela’ . built-ills, large formal dining “ c a tio n ..... Martens Agency, pany, 643-5308. 6756. cent Center. 647-9194. SALES HELP needed to sell SEWING Instructions - tion, 3 bedrooms, (master MANCHESTER - Never been MAJOR AppUances repaired, FURNISHED R(X)M, woman its.ts. $18. Phone^ 0 4i m9 im a after i M A N C H E m R ment. Reply Box G, Lake privileges. Owner-broker, room, front-to-back living Realtors, 646-2550. p.m.p.n flowers, Thursday, Friday, Dressmaking or tailoring. All bedroom 12WxVIW), 35’ lived in 6-rooqi Colonial with 3 reasonable rates. CaU 647-1064. preferred. Kitchen privileges, Manchester Herald. What It’s Really Lika Only $19,900. 2265101. room, large front foyer, den, FRANK SOOTELLA plumbing, r 1963 VOLKSWAGEN Bus, Saturday and Sunaay at open basic steps including pattern family room, 3 full batfo, large bedrooms, 'huge living on bus line. Reasonable. One and two bedrooms. To Be An Operator! screened porch, 4 bedrooms, 2 Reel Batete Wanted 28 repairs, and remodeling. needs engine, $200 or best offer. air flower stand. Must have adjustments. Small classes. room with fire place, formal TREE SERVICE - Specializing Garage. Home like at­ UNUSUAL ONE bedroom TOOL MAKERS, Machinists, PART-TIME 18’x26’ screened porch with 1/2 baths, garage, large lot. Prompt service on emergen­ Near schools, churches CaU 6496153 after 5. car. Contact SDR Enterprises, This 1$ not the usual adl We Reasonable rates. 643-6228. dining room, 1 1/2 baths, VERNON in residential work. Reasonable mosphere. 649-9633. Townhouse, full-basemait, in­ Bridgeport Machine operators, wet bar. Inter-com system High on a hill In one o f APARTMENT building listings cies. 68-7024. and shopping center, on CURK Andover, Conn., 742-9965. want you to know what It'a aluminum siding, all on 150* prices, fast service. Flione 64^ cludes heat, ap^iances and and Lathe operators. throughout and so many needed. Immediate cash 1965 PONTIAC - with late Thursday and Friday nights, really like to be a telephone Custom designed 8-room Manchester’s finest 4688 fcfor free estimates. Apartmanta For Ront 83 carpeting. $210 monthly. Paul bus line. Call anytime. Experienced preferred, will HORSE BACK RIDINB wooded lot. $36,200. Wolverton available. Specializing in apart­ NO JOB to smaU, toUet repairs, model V 6, 4-speed, Hurst, operf^tor. So, we are telling extras. Owner says sell — Chalet, beamed ceiling, living neit^borboods. PhUbrick Agen- W. Dougan Realtor, 98-4535, train right man. Apply at all day Saturday. Experience Laasona OHaiiid Agency, Realiora, 649-2813. ment complexes. Burke Realty, pinned drains, kitchen faucets 6 4 8 -2 8 2 3 mags, wide tires, black Hif^aos. room with huge brick c y T l^ lt o n , 646-4200. LAWNS RAKED, rolledi fer- CHARLES Apartments - East 646-1021. O Paragon Tool, 121 Ad St, not necessary. Apply in per­ RNS-LPNS-AIDES you about the job in straight A new (aca around 8797344. replaced, repaired, rec rooms, buckets, console. First $195. tllized. Limbs cut, seasonal Middle Tpke, 4 1/2 room son: JOIN THE language. • Wrlghfa Island Farm firwlace. large country styled bathroom remodelin, heat 6491671. OLDER HOME - 8 rooms, large mowing service. Reasonable. townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, all NEWER TWO-bedroom Here’s what you can Inatructor; kitchen with deluxe built-ins, 3 SELLING your home or modernization, etc. Free es­ DYNAMIC last section modern kitchen, formal dining Insured. 6434923. appUances, carpeted, two air- Townhouse, fuU basement, in­ SUPERINTENDENT wanted MEATOWN realittically expect.. or 4 bedrooms, attractive pan­ acreage? For prompt friendly timates gladly givoi. M & M NEW 4-foom flat, firat floor, 1972 VOLKSWAGEN, converti­ room, large den, two fuU baths, conditioners, heat, hot water, cludes heat and appUances. $200 for large apartment complex, 1280V5 S a n a u m e NURSING TEAM ClUiU. WERKHOVEN eled rec room, with full wall service, call Louis Dimoex Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. large rooms fully carpeted, ble, white, radial tir^ , perfect 4 bedrooms, twoH»r garage. On IF YOUR trees need cutting storu e, two garages, sound­ monthly. Paul W. Dougan, 40 hours at |3. an hour, every EAIT HARTFORD Ex-drsssaga of homes now stone fireplace, large sun Realty, 6496623. appliances, basement laundry condition, $1995. CaU 6466131. —Varied schedules - work a 250’ parklike yard. ^ ,900 . down or cutting up, save money proofing, washer ofryer book- Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. third week on n i^ t call. Only on Saturdays and holi­ Ridar of tha Royal Singer deck, patio, 4 air-conditioners, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Flooring 38 c o i^ t io o s , central location, and caU “ Sawdust” at 8726864 fireplace, fened in patio. sober and energeuc need apply. THIHlIiDOWI ALL CASH for your month. CaU Peterman, 1968 PLYMOUTH Barracuda, days. Uplzzan Stallion R EA LTO R S * a v a ila b le carpentry. Treat garage. Im­ 6464200. days and evenings. Keep trying. a i ^ e n t . CaU 528-1300 before 11 a.m ACCOUNTING Clerk - Ught Immediately i availeble full CO. within 24 hoors.Avoid fed F L O O R S a n d in g an(|. 686404. e, mags, $1,000. Phone —Regular attendance re­ Shou)~ maculate throughout. ^ ,900. Insured. Charles Ponticelli 646-0800 “ “ appliances included typing, and figure ^ titu d e Inatant service. Hayes Agency, Refinishing, (specializing in and part-time positions. 3-11 Children and AdulU 848-8718 428-0281 COVENTRY - Oversized Cape, _ . " ig in 649-9644. $18 monthly. 647-1113 after 6:30 PERSON TO live in large at­ required. Contact Mr. Peirson, quired. ^Wlien 214 homes are eold 6466131. older floora). Inside painting. AVAILABLE APRHj 1st, five and 11-7 ‘shifts. Excellent B eg in n en attached breezeway and two- p.m. tractive home in Manchester, Rourke-Eno Paper Company, —Help people look up num­ — we're eold outi FInel UARREALnC0.,lnc. Pektdng-Pepoting $2 ceiUngs. John Verfaille, rooms, $155. Security. 93 North 1966 COMET, 202, standard salary plus company paid carir garage. BeautifuUy situated THREE-ROOM a while mother is away at school 261 Weston Street, Haraoni, bers. Intermediate MANCHESTER - WeU cared eectlon of 24 homes now WE WILL buy your house. CaU 5750, 879-2222. apartment, Street, After 6 p.m., 5692230. transmission, 6 cylinder, $150. Life, Health, Major Medical •valleble. on weU treed lot in exceUent PETER BELLIVEAU PaintiM sub-lease, heat, appUances, dis^ in Vermont. From March 31st 522-8211. —Routine work with stand­ Advanced , for ten room oversized Cape in anytime, Hutchins Agency, illances, 1" As U. CaU 6496624. and Disability insurance The 2 Bedroom Ranch — area. Five rooms finished, 3 - Experienced and insured. hwasher, Woodbridge area. APARTIIKIIT to April 12th. Children ages 7,9, ard procedures to follow. Boforo p.m ., country setting, only five Realtors, 649-5324. ROCKVILLE - 9famUy, nice 6 633-0142 $27,500 rooms unfinished including a Available April 1st. ( M 643- 16 and 17, in school all day. $12 DELIVERY Driver - straight makes this truly one of the minutes from center of town. Painting, papering, ceUings, RENTAL OFFICE area. appUances, yard, parking, 1970 GTO, power brakes, power Evoninga 640-6492 The 3 Bedroom Townhouse' 24x28’ family room. Attracuve big or snriall jobs. ( M 643-lOTl. □ MI8C. FOR SALE 6072. per day. Phone 643-7964. truck. Phone 289-1568. best benefit packages in the Wall-to-wall carpeting. ASHFORD LAKE - 4-bedroom SELLING your house? CaU us We have a large variety of porch, flrst floor, $13a. 99M, steering, new tires, 4-speed, ipduatnr. You can visit our employ­ Baj^t|^jMtonbu2^Con^ -$32,990 op p o at' $39,900. Separate three room apart­ Ranch, fireplace, well, septic, Philbrick Agency,icy. Real!tors. first and we’U make you a cash deluxe one and two-bedroom Roitex, $30 fee, 5496980. runs good. $1,100. CaU 6499689. PART-TIME carpet installer ment office at 2 Central Row, . . . Includes air condition­ J.P. LEWIS & Son custom Articlea for Sale 41 WE HAVE customers waitl MALE for cleaning, part-time, Start the New Year right, con ment. Priced in the m id 40s. ing, carports, full basement, large scenic lot, needs work. 6464200. offer. One day service. T. J. apartments and townhbnses also vinyl sheet and tile and Hartford, open Mondpy decorating. interior and for the rental of your apartmi 2 to 3 ni^ts weekly. If in­ tact Emilia Kumlk, Assistant Call us to see this fine listing. T. swimming pool, tennis $10,000. 6496839. C i^ett, Realtor, W -liT I. throughout Manchester. Ren­ MAN iiDsassT jjnunnn i community ^ t i d in g faciUties, Kawaski 500, one Cox motorcy­ molding shop, must have Armyny NhUonalil Guard. *'You can One6edroom $127 monthly, 643-1425. above ground pool, electric Condominium Uvino In an TEN ROOM Victorian, five flr^Iaced living room, fomud small fortune. (^U 643-48n. Main Street Rear, behind excellent maintenance. cle trailer, one complete set of Manehaatar Evaning HaraM experience with therm c^t and receive paid training,'ain I SHARPENING Service - , high part- garage door openers, central MANCHESTER - Efficiency Eatate Setting a bedrooms, two baths, family dining room, garage, and Douglas Motor Sales. Two-bedroom $161 monthly i Oakland Manor Apartments, appliance wire mags for Pinto Foraninlarvlaw themoplastic equipment, time e'arningsig s and other Saws, knives, axes, shears, MANCHESTER - Newer two- vacuum system, $39,900. and investment minded? This room, large lot. Barn. more. • Mansfield. PAINTING and papering - Rent includes utUities, waU'^ 647-9771. or Capri. 644-8098 uter 5 p.m. excellent opportuniw, all com­ benefits. Call your Army skates, rotary blades. <)uick bedroom Townhouse, fuU base­ ^t4».2711 duplex offers all this and more! Convenient location. Interior and exterior. Four CLEAN USED refrigerators, to-waU carpeting, appUances; pany benefits, 522-3UQ. National Guard Represen- $$2.800—Reduced for quick service. Capitol Equipment ment, private entrances and Pasek Realtors, 289-7475. Hackmatack Street. Asking generations. Neat, clean work. ranges, automatic washers, parking. Federal Housing. AVAILABLE April 1st, modern HARLEY DAVIDSON Sprint, UAR REALTY CO., Inc. sale, 6-room Ranch in Co., 38 Main St^ MamAester. patio, includes beat, appUances Utive, 6494)423. $48,500, 649-1742. Free estimates. Phone 64S-7S6I. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s three room apartment, generator and parts needed, for FULL-TIME, man to run 843-2092 For information 1-237-8858.' and carpeting. $235 per month. excellent condition, acre, Hours dally 7:306. Thursday Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- carpeted appUances, parking, 1967 model. Phone 643-807 automatic dishwasher, and do RADIO OPERATOR - No Hobart D. Murdoefe, NagHor 7:306, Saturday, ^304. 643- Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649 RIANCHESTER IMMACULATE Tihree - large famUy room, baths, CEILING painting and paper HEBRON - modern 2 bedroom stora^ , H iU i^ Street, after!. after 5 p.m. other kitchen chores. Must be COVENTRY - six and three 7958. 4535, 6491021. experience required by joining bedroom Ranch. Full cellar. 20’ Uving room, only 3 years banging, neat work, reasonable apartment, in country setting, reliable. Williiw to work. 5-6 today’s Army National Guard. room duplex, ideal starter Off Porter St., new 8-room Neat, clean country property, old. Hurry - N < ^ Coventry. rates, phone 6436112. PIANO UPRIGHT, recon­ carpeting, appUances, heat aM LOW COST m otorcycle in­ H a ? W A N T E D day week, no W days. Better You can receive paid training, home, live in aix rooms while REWEAVING burns, moth WANTED girl 2060 to share CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, cUstom-bullt Colonial, large ideal atmosphere for ditioned, tuned and deUvered, hot water. Available im­ Homea lor Rant 84 surance, immediate binding. than average hourly rate. Apply yon get income from 3 lovely $97,800—5 acres plus 7-room holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ large furnisned apartment with high part-time earnings and California Ranch. Fireplaced 1st floor family room, formal youngsters. Large yard with a $145. Phone 7497141. mediately, $190. Eastern, 646- See us for your needs, Crockett in person. B r a s s K ey room apartment with fireplace. two^family built in 1968. dow shaoro, Venetian blinds. Bullding-Contraeting 33 same. $130. monthly, ail other benefits. Cali Your Army living room, formal dining dining room, large eat-in profusicprofusion of flowering shrubs, 8250. 456 1/2 MAIN STREET - 6 Agency, 6491577. Restaurant, 829 M ain. St. National Guard Represen­ Must be seen to be appreciate. Ranch houA with two of Keys made. TV for rent. utiUties, chUd acceptro, 649 room, modern kitchen with W eed real right at $26,900. DOUBLE OVEN GE white rooms, famUy unit, security. Manchester. kitchen, formal living room, 4 No agents, call owner, 6460425. Marlows, 867 Main St. 6496221. MASONRY - All types, 2973.______LEGAL SECRETARY TRAINEE. WUl train someone with | tative, 6494)423. dining area, family room, three Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. everything. • Hebron. stove and Maytag wringer MANCHESTER - two bedroom 6492426, 96 p.m. HARLEY-DAVIDSON - Motor­ b e d r o o m s , iVt High 30s. „ fieldstone, brick, concrete. accurate typing and some shorthand. $125. Excellent op­ large bedrooms, fourth possi­ $44,000—Circa 1834,10-room washing machine. ExceUent apartment in three family, cycles, parts and accessories. ble. 2-car garage. Beautifully fireplace, 2-car garage, Free estimates, after 5 p.m., MANCHEiSTEjR - Unusual one- portunity to advance. Colonial on The Green, 2 condition. 643-8610. appliances. Available im­ COVENTRY - three bedroom Expert service. Harley- landscaped pounds. Marion £ . executive area. (7hom your 643-1870 or 644-2975. bedroom Townhouse. Private acres, garages, porches. - a S B B C mediately, security required, entrances and patio, fuU base- Ranch, electric heat, no Davidson Sales, 8 Park Street, Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. own decor. $79,000. ***- *------* * SAVE -18.1 cubic foot uprijAt $150. Eastern ^sOM-teo. utilities, lake privileges, TRANSCRIPTIONIST/GAL FRIDAY. One hall transcrib- , SPECIALISTS EAST DF Hampton. mMt, Includes heat, hot water Hartford. 247-9774. REMODEL your bathroom, freezer, four months old. $88. available immediately, one ing and one hall general ottice duties. Employer innUng ' and appliances. $210 per month. MACHINISTS UAR REALH CO., Hw. $42,800-Brand new 48’ kitchen, rec room or custom Phone 6 « ^ . 13 MANCHESTER Deluxe 2- child, no pets, $175 per month MOTORCYCLE Insurance - for mature, accurate person. $7,000. W hara V m aM thla algn, 048-2082 MANCHESTER build your new home. CaU 649- Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649 Looking tor p r o p t r t f m - llaiaed Ranch with 2% batha, bedroom townhouse, 1 1/2 i5S5. plus security depout. Agent, L o w e st rates available. th« brokar la working Nafeart o> Marfoak. laaNir finished family room with 1142, 6^6341. SCREENED Loam, gravel, baUis, fuU basement, private ?8-968, 786506. -Immediate binding. Pronrnt FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER Through trial balance. • BRIDBEPORT hard for a quick aalo. Wo buf on Vio spot fireplace, wootM acre, cloae r i S g U t t i i processed gravel, sand, stone, entrances. Includes neat and Claim service. C!aU Clarke In­ Some typing. NCR Machine. S day week. $7,600. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - and fUl. (jeorge H. Griffing, yipliances. $28 per month. Bu^naaa tor Rent 88 surance Agency, 6491126. Uat your proparly with ua. MANCHESTER ^ Like luxury, fo the lake. Low taxes. Easy MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ • M I I U ALL CASH financing and far below Removal, pruning, lot cleuing, Inc., 7497886. Fvul W. Dougan, lUaltor; 649 but can’t quite afford it. This In a hurry to aan or nood a guarantaad aalaa data? ditions, rec rooms, porcbro and 4535, 6491021. STORE for rent - 900 square 1973 HONDA XL250,'new condi­ LEGAL SECRETARY. Good skills and m in im um i year j replacement coat. - Columbia. ■praying.Fully' inturea. viLUoa • EN 6IN E U T H E S beautiful duplex is the answer. Can Mr. Laaaangar rw fl^ ^ No job too smaU. CaU MAPLE Apothecaries table, feet, heated. Broad Street, tion. $800. Phone $46-5397, or experience. $7,000 and splendid future. Many benefits. C!aU let us show you what we Licensed. Free estimates. Experienced, Claae A, capable to aet-up and work to doughbox, coffee table. MANCHESTER - Two-bedroom S P M T I i n T 8 Manchester. CaU 6491807 or 6492330. mean. Pasek.ReaItors, 289-7475. D In e a 1950 Phone 6S3634B. drawings with minimum aupervlalon. Aircraft quality. 65- . S I n e o 1 9 8 0 Reasonable. Phone 644-0481. Townhouse wltii fnU basonent, 6490268. TYPISTS Two needed. 40 wpm. $115 and $120. F in e ' CARPENTRY Repairs, washer and dryer hookups, One bedroom apartment. EXPERT bicycle repairs, aU Hour Week. Full and part-time opentnga. Rrat and aecond MASONRY WORK - Brick, working atmoqihere. Investigate both opportunities. BOLTON - An acre lot! A neat remodeling, additions, roofing. WaU-to-waU caiprting. Two STORAGE Wardiouse - 10,500 makes, models and speeds. blodi and stone. New work and WMJrTO-WALL Dupont nylon appliances, heat and cooking ahifta. Ail benefita, top pay. Apply or call 633-6486, aak for ranch! A reasonable price! CaU CaU David Patrla, South Wind­ carpeting, for* ■■Uving ■ room, (om,' gas included in modest monthly air-conditioners, appUances, square feet, platform level. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Joe Poullot now, Pasek Realtors, 288-7479. reasonable pticet. CaU sor, 644-1796. BAILEY EMPLOYMENT SERVICE dining room, hallway and rental. AvaUable now. Highland heat and hot water. Tiled Stock Place, rear. AttracUve Manchester Bicyde Shop, 649 im sn g e r stairs. Sandlewood. W . Oak Village, 6495177. bath. No pets. rental Brokers protected. CaU 2096. I J. T. SLOCOMO 00. GLASTONBURY • Charming WES ROBBINS carpentry ^ 5226114. 646-8150 starter home. Iihnuculate con­ CUSTOM: MADE Draperies, remodelinjg specialist. Ao- 00 Mataon Hill Rd. South QlOatonbury REAL10RS* CO •REALTORS* very reasonable, work TWO-BEDROOM Townhouse, 1 MOTOR CYCLE handle bars, AN Peesleipleyer Pbid dition. Ehepansion possibilities. CO. dltiona, rec rooms, dormers, 0810497020 factory seconds. aU types. $5 64MT 13 gwante^. CaU uytime, ?«■ WILL TRADE 8 ” Magnavox 1/2 baths, appUances, heat, hot 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for Only $32,S0d Pasek Realtors, 648-8718 428-8281 buUtins, baUirooms, kitchens, color TV for mini bUie. daU 649- water, air-conditioning, base­ store, office etc. $18. CaU 649 each. UNUi. Cycle Accessories, 6496446. 289-7475. 8469 after 6. ment. $215. 6491057. 2426, 96. 316 Hartford Rd., Manchester. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., March 18, 1974 Transit Notes Small Enrollments in ROTC Gallagher, Zinsser Attend Highway Meeting Driving Up Pentagon Costs Frederick Spaulding, who op­ Bridge which now allow By DOUG BEVINS Manchester and South Windsor. mid-1975 to conform to the WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ference that the service are Army considered the small poses further highway con­ motorists bound for 1-91 to Two Republican members of However, the projections f^ eral standard. Pentagon considers it un­ concerned by the large number ROTC' courses "uneionomi- . i struction. avoid tolls on the Charter Oak the Manchester Board of Direc­ were based on development of ' That comment drew reaction economical to continue Reserve of colleges where the ROTC cal,” but at another point in the \ I Spaulding and Stanley Bridge. tors who boycotted a board the Buckland tobacco land un­ from Dr. Spaulding, who a^ed Officer Training Corps (ROTC) course enrolled fewer than 15 news conference. Rose pointod Ostrtnsky, a representative of When' the “ m ixm aster” executive session last Thursday der. Rural Residence zoning Lazarek why the transportation courses at schools where low seniors. out, with no complaint, that it T the Manchester Property highway interchange at East were the only two elected of­ which existed until earlier this department is still building enrollments jack costs up as Cost per student ranges from costs an average of $69,000 for * Owners Association, asked Hartford opened several years ficials at a Friday night month, when the Manchester highways instead of mass tran­ high as 122,000 a student. 916,000 to $22,000, compared to each service academy cadet. \ town civic organizations to send ago, it allowed motorists to meeting about state transporta­ Planning and Zoning Commis­ sit facilities. B u t an official has $8,000 student in schools with members to the meeting, but avoid the Charter Oak Bridge tion department plans for sion granted zone changes to “ I think you’re going to see acknowledged that it costs more than SO ROTC cadets, he only a handful of people (about toll and thus created congestion Interstate 291. allow a massive, mixed-use transit out here (in three times as much for each said. half a dozen) attended. on other highways. Watch Your The directors, Carl Zinsser development in the area. Manchester) before you see I- cadet trained at the military If the cadet corps is not Ostrinsky criticized the Elimination of the Founders and Hillery Gallagher, refused 291,’’ Lazarek replied, academies. brought up within a few years absence of most town officials, Bridge ramps will force traffic • Highway planners are to attend last T h u r^ y ’s closed emphasizing, though, that mass Richard Rose, deputy assis­ at those schools, he said, then but he admitted that the back over the Charter Oak giving- more consideration to board session — in which direc­ transit doesn’t develop over­ tant defense secretary for the courses may be dropped. FAT-GO meeting was called on short Bridge. And to avoid opposition envir’onmental concerns, tors reviewed performance of night. education, said at a news con­ ' Brig. Gen. Dean Tice said the notice (four days warning). to that plan, the transportation Lazarek said, in mentioning Lose ugly excess weight with the the town manager—because of department is also recommend­ federal air quality standards sensible NEW F A T -G O diet a board decision to close the ing elimination of tolls on that for^me Hartford area. plan. Nothing sensational |ust meeting to the public and the William Lazarek of the state steady weight loss for those that bridge. About Town really want to lose. press. transportation department was The Environmental Protec­ A full 12 day supply only $34)0. “ We’re making up for the featured guest at the Friday • Most pians for Interstate tion Agency puts a ceiling of ehe HemlJ) Thursday night,’’ Gallagher night informational session. 0.08 p arts-p er-m illio n on Ask UggeUs drug store' about* llw' highways are based on projec­ FAT-00 .roduchiQ plM and start; N quipped at the Friday highway The main topic of discussion tions by the transportation oxidants, which are the Members of the Women’s losing sfolght this srooh. meeting. was the proposed 1-291 link department on the expected hydrocarbons and nitrous Society of Community Baptist j 'Jdoney back In full If not complete-' from Windsor to Manchester, traffic voiume in 1990. oxides' in the air commonly' Church will meet Tuesday at Advertising ^ l y satisfied with weight loss from The Friday ni^t hi^way but he touched on several other Plans for 1-291, Lazarek said, called smog. , 7:30 p.iri. at the chapel of the very first package. meeting was set up by the transportation ideas, including: Emanuel Lutheran (Jhurch to were based not only on But the existing situation in PON'T DBLAY Manchester Conservation Com­ • TTie transportation depart­ expected increases in vehicular hear the Rev. Ronald J. Four­ 643-2711 gat PAT-op today. mission and was moderated by ment is planning to eliminate the Hartford area is 0.22 parts- nier tell about the Lutherw traffic but also in development per-million of the offending Only $3.00 at commission member Dr. turning ramps on the Founders of the Buckland area of Church and how it c eleb rat^ To Piece Your Ad. stuff, and the state has until communion. LIB6ETTREXAU If Uncle Sam Owes YOU...

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