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PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENlNcf HfcRALD, Manchester. Conn., Tues., Jan. ij9, 1974 Zemanekr Chosen Vernon Obituaries Elk of the Year Police Report .vll.-. Manchester Lodge of Elks has named Raymond W. MANCHESTER of Lou’s Sunoco of 404 Hartford Zemanek, past exalted ruler of 31 On Commuter Bus Dennis Hartley, 27, of 27 Rd., reported to police Monday the lodge, as “Elk of the Year.” Kerry St., was charged Monday that four cars parked in his sta­ Vernon’s first commuter bus Charlotte Gray Dies, A dinner-dance in his honor both ways in one day. a.m. It will go by way of 1-86 run to Hartford, was made will be held at the lodge, Satur­ with third-degree assault and tion lot were vandalized. Three Passengers pay as they ride, 75 and get o f the highway at the Manchester A City of Village Charm day. The evening will start with threatening in connection with of the vehicles suffered yesterday and was used by 28 cents each way. Bus drivers are Robert Stexit in East Hartford Voice, Piano Teacher smashed windshields but the passengers. Today the number PRICE: F IH EEN CEN'i’.S a roast beef dinner followed by a domestic disturbance, prepared to make change for and then go to ai aft property MANCHESTER, Conn., WEDNESDAY, JAN. 30, 1974— VOL. XCIII, No. 102 Manchester Police report. amount of total damage is still of passengers increased to 31 Mrs. Charlotte R. Gray, 65, of dancing to the A1 Carlson those who do not have the where it will stop at each gate. undetermined. and it is expected it will go even 81 Hilltop Dr., well-known orchestra. The recipient of the Hartley was released on a proper amount. The return trip will leahe from TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES . soprano soloist and teacher of award will be presented with a $500 surety bond with —It was reported to police hiher, next week,. Bradford The commuter bus has been S. Main St. at 5 p.m. The fares voice and piano, died Monday plaque from the grand lodge appearance in Circuit Court 12, Monday that W gallons of gas­ Wright of the Post Road approved by the Public Utilities will be the Same as for the night at Manchester Memorial and other gifts. Manchester, scheduled for Feb. oline were siphoned from a Stagesus Company said. Commission (PUC), on a trial Hartford run. 11. The bus leaves from the Ver­ Hospital after a long illness. Tickets and reservations may truck owned by the Manchester 30-day basis. artford hin malces its return non Center Middle Sih nt 7:15 She was the wife of William be obtained from John Vichi Packing Co. of 349 Wetherell St. A second bus, to go to Pratt & trip leaving Aetna I suanc Co. a.m. and is due to arrive at the Gordon Gray. and Paul Hublard or by contac­ In other Manchester Police VERNON Whitney in East Hartford, will 4:15 p.m. and Central Row at Emergency Energy Bill reports: Mrs. Gray was born July 13, ting the lodge steward. Robin Farrell, 16, of 57 West iSle of safety in Hartford at 7:40 make its first run "this coming 4;20 p.m. 1908 in Monifietl^ Scotland, and —LeRoy Brown of Hartford St., Vernon, is reported in em The bus company has fie Monday, Harold Collins, owner At the end of the 30-day trial had lived in Manchester since reported to police' Monday critical condition in the inten­ ta assengers are needed to of the bus company said. period, Collins will be asked to 1947. She taught voice and piano afternoon that his car awaiting sive . care unit at Rockville make the run break even finan­ This trip is designed to ac­ present records of all revenues for 12 years in Hartford and Sellout service at S&S Buick was General Hospital. She was cially. aight said passengers do commodate office workers at and expenses, to the PUC and at West Hartford before coming to broken into and two tickets to not have to commit themselves the plant. It will,leave the Mid­ that time the PUC will make a Tonight’s basketball game at struck by a snowplow blade as Manchester. the showing of the Ali-Frazier she was walking on Rt. 83 about to ride every day or even to ride dle School parking lot at 7:20 ruling on the permanency of the Future Now Uncertain East Catholic High between Besides teaching voice and fight were removed from the run. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A East and East Hartford High is 8 last night, police said. piecemeal, from the sweeping Senate or Hose committee requirements, saying they The Senate did, however, piano, she was a soloist with the glove compartment. Police said combination of Senate liberals a complete sellout. A hospital spokesman said bill that gave President Nixon could have hearings on the would be “unwieldy.” warn oil producing countries Gilbert and Sullivan Workshop a checkbook and other and conservatives, backed by Cliff Demers, EC director of the girl suffered multiple inter- broad powers to deal with tte biggest bone of contention in Jackson, however, said “ in­ they risk possible American and a member of the South valuables were not disturbed. the Nixon administration and athletics, said no tickets would nal injuries and has -energy situation. They could the biH<^the control of energy dustry won and the consumers economic retaliation for ^oil —Karen Andreo, 16, of 382 Board Approves the oil industry, has badly United Methodist Church Choir. be sold at the door. questionable head injuries. She modify enough of the old bill to profits—and5—and possibly come up lost” by the vote. If he windfall price increases that threaten to She was substitute soloist for Bush Hill Rd. was issued a sum­ underwent surgery this mor­ wounded if not killed emergen­ satisfy opponents on certain (Continued from Page One) future meeting on the premise with a newI ^apjjroai r o a c h that would profits section is thrown out, he worsen inflation and unemploy­ the First JShurch of Christ, mons Monday for failure to ning. Board member John C. cy energy legislation originally points, or they could offer bits be acceptableN^ that winter is not yet over and said, he will insist on a section ment in the United States. Scientist on N. Main St. for six Mrs. William G. Gray grant the right of way in con­ Police said Miss Farrell was Yavis, chairman of the per­ sought by the White House. and pieces of the bill as riders compare with funds available. there may be additional days to forcing energy prices back to a The warning was made in a years and also served as sub­ Clear Brooks, nection With a two-car accident apparently walking close to the sonnel and finance committee, The Senate voted 57-37 to legislation already pending. Should alternates have to be make up; and the proposal Il Went Far Afield set level of lat year. resolution adopted by voice stitute solist for many churches former Hillyer College in Hart­ on New State Rd. middle of the road in the east- reported negotiations are under Tuesday to send the bill back to Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D- dropped, these could be added made by Gov. ’Thomas Meskill The bill was ori^nall'y Staggers said the vote “was vote and without debate but its in Middletown, Vernon and the ford. Asks Weiss The vehicle driven by Miss bound lane when a car driven by way with the board to present conference committee. Wash., the Senate sponsor, said at some future date when funds that the state board relax the requested by President Nlfxon, the most irresponsible thing threat of unspecified economic Hartford area. She also belonged to South Andreo and the vehicle of Brian Harold Limberger of Tamoka its proposal to the Manchester he had been told by House spon­ Manchester residents whose became available. 180-day school year require­ Sponsors from House and who wanted authority for such that could be done to the wishes While studying voice and United Methodist Church, Tem­ Conroy, 19, of C oventry Ave., Ellington, rounded the Education Association, the sor Harley Staggers, D-W.Va., (See Page Fourteen) properties abut brooks are It was reported the ment this year. Should the Senate planned to meet today to things as gasoline rationing of the people.” piano after graduating from ple Chapter, Order of Eastern received extensive damage and curve. teacher bargaining unit, later House conferees would refuse being asked by Town Manager preliminary plans had been ap­ latter occur, the board feels, see what could be salvaged, _ the energy problem. But high school, she was employed Star, and Manchester Memorial had to be towed from the scene. Police said the driver said he this week. to meet again on the bill. Robert Weiss to take whatever proved earlier in the evening by the matter would be resolved either as a package or ‘when it reached the conference as talent scout, studio accom­ Hospital Auxiliary. No injuries were reported, did not seecjhe girl and she was A slide presentation on the Staggers told UPI either a steps are necessary to remove the Town Building Committee without extending the school committee late last year, the panist and vocalist at radio sta­ She is also survived by a police said. Court date is Feb. struck-by a snowplow blade on Illing Junior High School Out­ debris still remaining from the 25. so with the board’s approval the year any further into June. administration said it had gone tion WORC in Worcester, Mass. his vehicle. The accident is still door Education Program at daughter, Mrs. Ronald A. Dec. 17 ice storm. architects can proceed with the The February winter break far afield of Nixon’s requests. She started studying piano at —Lewwllyn Pellitier, owner under investigation. Colebrook was presented by Wyborny of Enfield; and a details planning. will be retained because most Nixon objected to several of the age of 10 and began taking brother, James E. Robbie of Tom Russo, coordinator. Energy Agents The board is now at full teachers and many students the bill’s provisions—the wind­ Address voice lessons When she was 13. Spencer, Mass. strength with the swearing in of In other business, the board: fall profits section, saying he At 15, she held her first position • have planned for it, Kennedy Funeral services are Town Tcihes Hard Look ^ 'thought Earl B. Odom of 20i Dorothy Rd. — Adopted a new schedule to had a better idea in a separate as church soloist. Throughout said. Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the to succeed Robert Maltempo, make more low income Probing State bill; the unemployment her career, she had been a con­ In general budget dis­ families eligible for reduced at 9 Holmes Funeral Home, 400 who resigned. Odom was an un­ benefits section, saying it was cert soloist, recitalist, oraforip At Trash Pickup Bids “Study to show yourself ap­ cussions, the superintendent Main St. Burial, will be in Rose successful Republican can­ price school lunches. vague; and the oil industry data soloist and radio singer. proved unto God, a workman alerted the board to several in­ Hill Memorial Park, .Rocky didate for the board in — Requested the Board of Gas Allocations WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Nixon delivers to > She was a member of the Bids received today for the who has no need to be ashamed, creases in the preliminary Hill. bidding is a statement by November. ^ Directors to establish a wash Cosmopolitan Club and a pickup of Manchester waste rightly handling the word of budget presented at the last Congress tonight a State of the Uhipn message that aide^ Friends may call at the Sanitary Refuse that its prices The board acted to rescind its out account for $5,377.16 for the United Press International -^former member of the National and refuse face close scrutiny truth.” II Timothy 2.15 meeting. Sheltered Workshop -Without say will seek to show the nation he edn still govern in spite^ funeral home Wednesday from would remain the same, action of Jan. 14 in which it Federal energy investigators were in Connecticut today Association of Music Teachers. by town officials before a con­ Because of increased fuel Walls, which is financed by a Electric^' oWhe pressures of the Watergate scandals. 7 to 9 p.m. whether or not the town sold it Anything we learn well we tract is awarded for the period proposed to use Feb. 12, Lin­ costs and the fact the school to determine where the gasoline allotments have gone She was a past president of the The family suggests that any gasoline. have given ourselves to state grant. Presidential aides' consider commencing July 1. coln’s Birthday, as a makeup system’s conservation Chaminade Musical Club and at memorial contributions majr be systematically. This is also true — Asked the Board of Direc­ from more than 270 service stations that have closed in the Outages the speech, to be televised week including temporary Bids were received from two day for time lost during the ice measures are not going to be one time was a member of the made to a charity of the donor’s of the Christian life. Wanting tors to approved a Title I past year. * nationally at 9 p.m. EDT, to be relaxation of,\nvironmental contractors — Trash-Away, the storm and to weather since enough to overcome the gap. administrative staff of the choice. our lives to be strong and well budget increase of $10,947 for one of the most important controls, restrictions on energy Trash-Away stated its prices then. However, this would be in Dr. Kennedy estimates an ad­ The investigators from the Federal Energy Office Hit Town one tl\at holds the present con­ grounded in the shifting tides of remedial reading and math Nixon has ever delivered since use and a new form of “windfall would be increased five per violation of state law and S.upt. ditional $121,600.will be needed arrived Monday and were joined by Connecticut’s energy tract, and Sanitary Refuse Co., men, God repeatedly urges us which will come from federal it is directed to a Congress that profits tax.” Horace J. Brooke the one that held the contract cent across the board, in the James Kennedy told the board for fuel oil and the electric chief Eckardt Beck in a probe to determine if the state is , Electrical power service was to study and ponder his word to funds which were impounded may be called "Oh to impeach Aides to Nixon said earlier in COVENTRY - Horace event the town didn’t sell it gas­ it was impossible for the costs will have to be increased disrupted in several areas of Harold Pitney prior to July 1, 1971, when us. but now released under a getting its fair share of gasoline. him. ..the week that he “will not skirt James Brooke, 79, of Violet Trash-Away took over. oline. legislature to act on a tem­ from $128,503 to $140,000. Manchester shortly after noon Harold Pitney, 61, of Merrow, If you were to test yourself on Philadelphia court order. Gov. Thomas J. Meskill also * Nixon returned to Washington the Watergate issue,” but he Trail died Monday at Windham porary suspension of the law In addition, depending on the today, and the local office of the formerly of Manchester, was The reason for the close this matter, would you find that — Asked establishment of a was expected today to make an Tuesday night following seven was not expected to discuss it at Community Memorial Hospital, because of the ice storm outcome of negotiation^ with -closed-in the past 12 monthsr - Hartford Electric Light Co. dead on arrival at Hartford scrutjny is because Trash-Away The bids specs state that, in you are accepting his urgings washout account for $2,269!97 in announcement edneernihg the days dt his Camp David, Md., great length. •’ Willimantic. because the session will not be the certified staff, thef^ will A spokesman for the state (HELCO) hadn’t determined Hospital Monday after being is the apparent low bidder on the event the town sells gas­ and daily studying his word to Title II funds, also previously allotments and steps being retreat where he worked The State of the Union comes Mr. Brooke was employed at taking up special legislation. have,to be an increase in the Motor Vehicles Department the cause of the trouble at mid­ stricken while at' work. one-year contracts for four oline to the contractor, it would you? 1 impounded, which will be used taken by the state to insure almost alone on the speech. A the former Wood Mfg. Co. in Upon Dr. Kennedy’s said service stations registered day. at a time when Nixon is under Mr. Pitney was employed as alternate methods of collection be set at 18 cents above the cost budget for this cost, he said. for library books and audio­ equal gasoline distribution. long message to Congress will Energy Bill Activists Coventry before he retired in Give this some thought and recommendation, the board left in the state that have closed in Hundreds of telephone calls increasing pressures stemming a toolmaker at Pratt and and Sanitary Refuse is the ap­ to the town. State statutes per­ Each percent of increase in the visual aids in the town’4 public The probe was ordered by accompany the personally 1960. He was known in the area then decide what you will do. the matter of setting another the past 12 months totaled 273. were coming in to HELCO’s from the Watergate controver­ Spurred by President Richard Nixon’s criticism of the Energy Emergency Bill, the Senate Whitney Divisign of United Air­ parent low bidder on four-year mit the waiving of the 14 cents salary item will mean a budget and parochial schools. FED chief William Simon after delivered speech. for his hobby of growing Norman E. Swensen, day to make up for Feb. 12 to a The number of stations local office, reporting blackouts sy- Conference committee where its future is uncertain, craft Corp., East Hartford, for contracts for the alternate per gallon gas tax when it is increase of approximately $12,- — Authorized, under a complaints from Meskill and The speech and message flowers. Pastor operating in the same period on W. Center, E„ Center, The House has already the past 35 years. methods. being used for waste and refuse 000, he said. Department of Health, Educa­ the state’s congressional were expected to be heavy on n Z J 'T m f D-Maine; Henry Jackson Survivors are 4 daughters, Trinity Covenant was 3,463. Lydall, Porter,/Academy, allocated $1 million to its He was born in Rockville and Also to be considered is a for- pickup. tion and Welfare directive, the delegation that Connecticut was the economy and energy. ^as chief Sponsor of the Senate version of Mrs. Margaret Alexander and Church The probe will seek to deter­ Parker, Centerfield Sts., among Judiciary Committee to in­ had lived in Manchester for 30 mal notice by Dominic expenditure of $718.61 through a getting shortchanged in gas­ Responding -to Nixon’s the bill and Nelson led the fight to send the bill back to committee. (UPI photo) Mrs. Edith Schieldge, both of mine, among other things, if the other areas. vestigate impeachment. In the years before moving to Squatrito, counsel for Trash- washout account. ’The funds oline allotments from the major request, the Senate ’Tuesday Mansfield; Mrs. Dorothy Little Growing Old gasoline designated for the Manchester Police said they audience tonight will be the Away. Squatrito called atten­ Were collected under a since oil companies. Merrow. were also swamped with calls sent back to committee the House members who may.be of Enfield and Mrs. Beverly tion to the fact that the Sanitary One aspect of the probe is a closed stations is going to other Two Men Drown Survivors are two daughters, (Continued from Page One) interest, and respect. “This is discontinued fee schedule in the about the outages. Emergency Energy bill. The asked to vote for impeachment •Tanner of Augusta, Maine; 4 Refuse bid wasn’t accompanied ,stations in the state, as Mrs. Merilyn Bissell of hygiene to the families and in­ the least they can ask from us,” Head Start Program. check of the amount of gasoline state of the Union was expected and the senators who may have sons, Gordon Brooke of by two letters required by the required under federal HELCO crews at midday Manchester and Mrs. Janice Pay Formula Unsolved struct them to seek a middle he said. — Approved an administra­ allotted to stations that have 'to stress the new energy to try the president. Houlton, Maine, Edward bid specifications — one from a guidelines. were reportedly working to Cameron of Vermont; his ground between two extremes; Psychiatry’s present-day at­ tion recommendation that the restore service. measures Nixon outlined last A Calif,ornia judge Tuesday Brooke of Morrill, Maine, bonding or surety company mother, Mrs. Augusta Sanford First, indifference or neglect of titude to geriatric problems is a unit leaders at Illing Junior granted a request by lawyers South Windsor Man’s Robert ^ Brooke of Wildwood, of Manchester; a brother, stating that, if the contract is For Case Mt. Purchase High School be paid $1,125 each Fla., and James Brooke of older family members; and se­ healthy one, he said. 'More for John D. Ehrlichman, Edwin Pitney of Manchester; awarded to Sanitary Refuse, it attention is being given to com­ this year as unit coordinators Costa Mesa, Calif.; a sister, cond, sentimental overcon­ Nixon’s former domestic ad­ and five grandchildren. will provide a performance and the 1973-74 contract be Mrs. Caroline Marcil of Although the Manchester Board secretary Phyllis sideration which encourages munity mental health centers. viser, that a subpoena be drawn bond within 10 days of a amended accordingly. Boat Wrecked on Shoal The funeral is Wednesday at The home care concept with its Deniocratic Caucuses Marked up to require the President as a Jackston has refused to sign the old people to tyranny, P r o v id e n c e , R .I .; 26 request; the other a letter from Board of Directors voted un­ 9:30 a.m. from. the John F. ordinance adopted unanimously meddling, or the exploitation of advantages of improved doctor- The board will meet material witness in the BRIGANTINE, N.J. (U P I)- The disaster occurred after grandchildren and 16 great­ a municipality served within animously Jan. 15 to allocate Labrecque told newsmen as Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Jan. 5. As a result, the or­ younger lives. patient relationships is one Thursday at 8 p.m. at the board Ellsburg trial. White House Tragedy struck a group of their 62 foot schooner, the grandchildren. the last 10 years by Sanitary $167,000 as the town’s cost he was being put into an am­ Center St., with a Mass at the dinance hasn’t been advertised, A big hazard of the aging is which must be developed, he room in the Robertson School to sources said the subpoena will Connecticut mariners off the “Sadie and Eggars,” struck a Funeral services are Refuse, commenting on the share for acquiring a 229.56- By Several Startling Upsets bulance that the masts of his Church of the Assumption at 10. said. Clinicians, nurses, and/or obtain public reaction to the be declined. ’Thursday at 1 p.m. at the First acre parcel on Case Mt. — to be as required by the town retirement. Without advance New Jersey coast when two of sand shoal near Brigantine ship were broken by the wind Burial will be in East quality of service and stating social workers can visit the preliminary budget. Congregational Church of added to $165,523.50 already charter. The charter states that planning, one can fall into a White House aides who saw them drowned and four others Monday night. and the schooner began taking Cemetery. whether a contract would be homes and help solve existing Yavis invited all concerned By SOL R. COHEN school board, Mrs. Parla is the State of the Union message Coventry. Burial will be in the delivered by the state as its an ordinance is in effect 10 days slump which results in a state ■ Goldberg, Joel E. Janenda, Jon were 10 candidates for the 8 were rescued Tuesday after 14 A doctor at the Atlantic-City on water. One of the lifeboats awarded based on past perfor­ problems, he said. citizens to attend the meeting, chairman of the Conservation Nathan Hale Cemetery. Friends^may call at the share, plus $298,953 promised following the date a third of depression and melancholia, In a townwide caucus punc-. L. Norris, Robert M. Stone, seats. (See Page Fourteen) hours in a lifeboat. Medical Center said-Bradford sank when an outboard motor funeral home tonight from 7 to mance. {J Dr. Braceland put the final ,and if they cannot, to com­ Commission. Price is a town John J. Tani and John Wt Friends may call at the oyer a year ago by the federal advertisement has appeared said Dr. Braceland. He called a tuated by startling upsets, District 6 — David A. (Jolas, Blakely, 20, and Paul T. was placed in it, he said. 9. Maurice Pass, director of responsibility of rehabilitation municate their views to the ad­ director, Prignano is Thomspon, all incumbents; and Potter Funeral Home, 456 government — the actual for­ in a newspaper. workable plan a “job decom­ Manchester Democrats Rita M. Laski, Francis J. Sagarino, 19, both of “It was just a little boat. Stanislaw A.'Krupa gemeral services for the town, of the aging up to the communi­ ministration or to board Manchester deputy mayor, Dorothy T. Clancy. The winners Jackson St., Willimantic, mula for paying the $631,622.50 Mrs. Jackston explained she pression” which set up several Tuesday night endorsed an 80- Mahoney, Harry S. Maidment, Wethersfield, Conn., died of ap­ Three people were in the water Stanislaw (Stanley) A. Krupa acknowledged neither letter ac­ ty. This represents a hazard; he members. Harris is a member of the ran as a slate. There were 8 Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. full cost still must be deter­ isn’t so much against the years before retirement could member Democratic Town Pascal Mastrangelo, Frances S. parent drowning after their and two of them died,” he said. of West Hartford died Saturday companied the Sanitary Refuse said. “If a patient can be refur­ • school board, and Mrs.LeMay is candidates for the 7 seats. O'*Connell Named mined. restrictive clause as she is lead workers to full retirement Committee, to serve for two Merola, Roger M. Negro and lifeboat overturned and sank. The schooner sank around at Hartford Hospital. He was bids, but declined to rule im­ bished in a doctor’s office, a a mainstay of the Democratic District 5 — Barbara E. Marino Urbanetti Town Manager Robert Weiss against the “perpetuity” gently. years. If there are any Jay R. Stager, all incumbents; Four persons in a second midnight, officials said. the father of Mrs. Edwin Kuzak mediately on ^uatrito’s formal nursing home, or a hospital and registration drive. Coleman, Theodore R. Cum­ Marino Urbanetti, 55, of New said today the original agree­ designation. She said,“Forever He defined the real issue of challenges to the persons en­ and John J. Cratty. The winners lifeboat were rescued at 1 p.m. Rosenberg said the two'vic­ notice. have confidence restored in The present town committee To Head Bus Britian, formerly of of East Hrtford, formerly of is a long time,” and that she retirement as the ability to dorsed Tuesday night, a mings, Paul B. Groobert and Tuesday by an oil tanker, five The four alternates bid upon ment with the owners of the iEnglatti has 72 membeTs and 69 of them ran as a slate. 'Ibere were 13 tims were wearing life jackets "Manchester, was found dead in Manchester. might agree to a restrictive cope with change. He injected a himself, and then either at primary will be held March 5, Edward J. Tomkiel, all in­ miles off shore. are: Once-a-week curbside parcel called for full payment ran for endorsement. When the candidates for the 9 seats. but it “was apparently so cold his New Britain rooming house Other survivors are his wife, upon transfer of title. clause of 10-15-20 years. bright thought — eyery age is home or in the community be the effective date for cumbents and running as a They were identified as Cyrill ihey couldn’t buffet the wind pickup, twice-a-week curbside met with neglect, rejection, or JipmnrM Qln. committee was elected in 1972, District 7 — Chester F. < Safety Program early Monday morning by two other daughters, a son and But, because it is normal She said she doesn’t know if beautiful.* Robert & Florence Boston, Owr>tft membership on the committee. slate; and Carolyn H. Becker, E. Labrecque, 49, the boat’s and rain.” , pickup, once-a-week curbside hostility, the results would be Manchester had 7 voting dis­ Bycholski, Janet M. Bycholski, another roomer. a granddaughter. practice for the federal govern­ it’s legal for her to . refuse to Recognizing the major men­ Modem Methods - Endorsed were 58 incumbents Alyce T Rawlins, Robert P. captain, his wife, Jessie, both of. Labrecque said he spent 14 pickup plus a separate once-a- tragic,” he said. tricts. Later that year, the state (See Page Fogrteen) V The curriculum for Connec­ New Britain Police said he The funeral is Wednesday at ment to transmit its allocations sign an ordinance adopted un­ tal disorders of the aged, he Old Fashioned Honesty on the present town committee Tardiff and Daniel Cole. There South Windsor, Conn., Valen­ hours “rowing, rowing and week pickup of newspaper, and was r^eapportioned. and ticut’s safety training program hanged himself in his apart­ 9:15 a.m. from the after a deed is signed and all animously, that no one has said the clear cut conditions In conclusion. Dr. Braceland and 22 newcomers. Defeated tine Bach, 47, of Chester, Conn., rowing” and used a sneaker to twice-a-week curbside pickup MONUMENTS Manchester was realigned into for school bus drivers will ment with his belt. Waszkelewicz Funeral Home, necessary papers are processed ordered her to sign it and that which pose no diagnostic stressed the importance of were 11 fticumbents. 'The real and Michael Riker, 18, of South bail water out of the tiny plus a separate twice-a-week MARKERS 10 voting districts. Because of probably draw heavily from Mr. Urbanetti was born in 43 Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, said Weiss, the government’s no one has asked for a legal opi­ problem are depression, anxie­ relationship between families, CEMETERY shocker was in Voting District Windsor, Conn. lifeboat before being rescued by with a Mass at SS. Cyril and pickup of newspaper. friends and fellow workers. His the change, some districts had similar programs in other Dr. Willard W. Rosenberg Manchester and lived here until $298,953 share will not be nion. ty, apathy or undue elation. 1 LETTERINQ 9, where a slate of seven in­ states, according to John the oil tanker they signalled Methodius Church, Hartford, at Trash-Away’s present con­ Town Counsel William final words of advice were that Convenient Evening & Home Appointments more town committee said all four were in “excellent moving to New Britain about 13/ available when the transfer is Many people become preoc­ cumbents lost to an opposition O’Connell of Manchester, who with a hand mirror. .10. Burial will be in Sacred tract (for the 1973-74 fiscal year it is better to stay right here ARRANGED • OISPUV AT members than allocated for shape considering” they had years ago. He was an Armjj made. Broneill today confirmed Mrs. cupied with somatic com­ 1076 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford slate of seven which had only was named state pupil He said Blakely,and Sagarino Heart Cemetery, New Britain. ending June 30) is for twice-a- and learn to be more understan­ 1974-76 abd others hqd less. spent 14 hours in the lifeboat veteran of World War II, ser-\ Weiss said he was told by the Jackston’s statement that no plaints. A physical examination (Meer Minchesier Citjr Lint) two incumbents. died while the boat was drif­ Friends may call at the week curbside pickup, at $361,- ding of each other — that this Consequently, there had to be transportation coordinator after their schooner hit a sand ving in Italy and Africa. J Hartford office of HUD (the one has asked for a legal opi­ labels these complaints as func­ BME The incumbents who lost in ’Tuesday. ting, with their arms on the 005. will help with (our) existential some incumbents facing defeat shoal. Survivors are his wife, MfS funeral home tonight from 7 to federal department of Housing nion. tional or neurotic. TEL 528-2680 m \ District 9 are N. Charles railings, their bodies in,the 43- Trash-Away’s bid for a one- in Tuesday’s caucus. O’Connell, 32, of 91 Winthrop Shelia Urbanetti of Manchester; 9. . Said Broneill, “I haven’t con­ Dr. Braceland assured the loneliness. Boggini, Paul B. Greenberg, The six crew members were degree water. year contract is ■ $322,000 for and Urban Development) the The townwide caucus was nd.^was appointed to the new a son, Sgt. Steven Urbanetti, $298,953 can be'^xpected about ducted an exhaustive search group that hospitals and in­ Matt M. Moriarty Jr., Theresa en route to Florida from “It .was rainingvery hard and Stillmarv'S. Hitchcock once-a-week pickup of trash and conducted by Democratic position by State Motor Vehicle stationed in Thailand; a 30 days after all papers, in­ because, really, no one has stitutions have learned much M. Parla, Robert B, Price, Connecticut and had planned to we shot flares with no results,” COVENTRY - Stillman S. refuse, $368,000 for twice^a- Registrar Herbert Stevenson. Commissioner Edward daughter, Mrs. Ellen Salvatore cluding a copy of the warranty asked me to; but, based on the about the proper handling of the LEGAL NOTICE Pascal A. Prignano and Ma^y anchor at Atlantic City Monday • Labrecque said, ' Hitchcock, 88, of Lathrop Rd. week, $34\0()0 for once-a-week Notice is hereby given of the certification of party-endorsed All expenses, estimated at Kozlowski. O’Connell has been of West Hartford; tW6brothers, deed, have been examined and information I have uncovered, I elderly. A. Roy. night when they ran aground, "I rowed about 100 miles, I died this morning at when newspaper is added, and candidates of the Democratic Party for election as members of about $500, were assumed by employed for 14 years- in the officials said. Peter Urbanetti of Manchester appjgved by federal officials. have been unable to find any The individuals in their The winning slate in District think, but two of the boys died Manchester Memorial $393,000 for twice-a-week when the Town Committee of said Party in the Town of feolton. A list of the Democratic Town Com­ Connecticut Department of and Juliu-s Urbanetti of He declined to estimate how rule of law I am familiar with “golden years” are not without . 9 includes incumbents Nicholas Rosenberg said Labrecque "five minutes of each other. Hospital. He was the husband of newspaper is added. the persons so endorsed as candidates is on file in my office, mittee. Transportation, most recently Meriden; a sister, Mrs. long it would take HUD to that would require the board ability to respond to courtesy,.. R. Jackston and^ Frank M. told him they had “sold all their They were in the water because Mrs. Grace Utley Hitchcock. Sanitary Refuse bid $350,000 being the office of the Town Clerk, 222 Bolton Center Rd., Bplton! Endorsed Tuesday night in Gov. Thomas Meskill’s Palmira Marinelli of Glaston­ process the papers. secretary to sigh the or­ Stamler. belongings” to buy the boat and the lifeboat was so small (11- Mr. Hitchcock was born. for the first alternate, $390,000 and copies thereof are available for public distribution. were: Highway Safety Office. bury; a stepsister, Mrs. Mary He said the sellers’ attorneys dinance.” In District 2, where there, take the trip. fbot). Their arms were on the March 14,1885 in Buda, 111., and for the second, $370,000 for the ’The number of Town Committee members to be elected, under District 1 — Henry T. Becker, One of O’Connell’s first Sharpies of Rocky Hill; and a are examining the formula for He said he has come to the were no slates and 17 can­ railings when they died. That’s had lived in Coventry for about third, and $400,000 for the party rules,is 30. Robert F. Blanchard, Dorothy ' responsibilities in his new job They were picked up by the grandchild. payment — to determine conclusion, “There is no rule of Vernon didates ran for 9 seats on the the way they died,” he added. 20 years. He had been employed fourth. Notice is also hereby given that a primary will be held on B. Brindamour, Marion K. Clif­ will be to develop the oil tanker “Providence Getty,” The military funeral is whether to accept it or to istick law I know of that would town committee, incumbents Labrecque said he and other for 20 years at the Keeney Mfg. In the bidding for a four-year Rogers Couple ' March 5, 1974, if eight (8) candidacies (which is at least 257o of ford, Lee A. Gunderson, Mary curriculum for the school bus John O’Connell near the Brigantine Buoy, five Thursday at 8:15 a^m. from the with the original agreement of require Mrs. Jackston's John M. McLuskie, Joyce Gut­ crew members, who were Co. of Newington before his contract, with the prices the number of town Committee members to be elected by such E. LeDuc, Katherine H. Moran, driver safety training program. miles off-shore. John F. Tierney F'uneral Home, full payment at the time of the signature on the ordinance for Pleads Innocent man and Albert C. Hafris lost. released from the hospital retirement in 1959. graduating from the fiscal year party in the municipality) are filed in accordance with Sections 9- Hugh F. Ward and Jane M. Creation of the, new position in In announcing O’Connelfs ap­ They were given warm 219 W. Center St., with a Mass transfer. it to be valid for advertising.” In District 10, incumbent Tuesday night, would stay in He was a member of the Se­ 1974-75 to the fiscal year 1977- In Tax Cases 382 to 9-450, inclusive, of the General Statutes by persons other White. All are incumbents. tlie Motor Vehicle Department pointment Tuesday, the motor clothes and later transferred to at St. James Church at 9. Burial In the event the sellers ask Irene LaMay lost. Atlantic City several days cond Congregational Church of 78, Sanitary Refuse bid $1,380,-® than party-endorsed candidates; provided the number of such They ran as a slate and had no is part of Kozlowski’s campaign vehicle department said a a' Coast Guard cutter and will be in East Cemetery. ‘Full for full payment, said Weiss, the Anthony P. Rogers and his Boggini is a former state to improve school bus safety. report on school bus safety will before heading back to Connec-. North Coventry and had been a 000 for thg first alternate, $1,- candidates.plus the number of endorsed candidates exceeds the opposition. brought to shore. ticut. military honors will be ac­ town might have to advance the wife, Doris E. Rogers, both of representative and former member of its choir for many 539,000 for the second, $1,420,- number to be elected to said town committee. (If number op­ District 2 — Clarence E. O’Connell said there has been be presented to Kozlowski (his corded at graveside. Vernon, entered pleas of Inno­ member of the school bqard, week. years. He was active in church 000 for the third, and $1,579,000 $298,953 federal share. Household Twins Foley, Walter R. Sinon, Joseph a limited training program for Friends may call at the cent to seven counts of criminal posing candidacies Tiled is reduced to less than such 25%, no Greenberg is a member of the affairs. for the fourth, At its meeting Feb. 5, the MANSFIELD, Ohio (UPI) primary will be held.) L. Czerwinski, William M. Connecticut school bus drivers, The report, drafted by the funeral home Wednesday from Board of Directors will conduct information relating to failure and the department seeks to in­ School Bus Safety Standards 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. He is also surviv^ by a son, Trash-Away bid $1,403,738 for — Housewives are making Forms for petitions for filing such candidacies by or on behalf Broneill, David M. Batry, Allan to file individual income tax crease the safety training as Committee, will be used by Arland S. Hitchcock of. Coven­ the first alternate, $1,693,498 a public ,)iearing on a proposed their kitchens and bathrooms of enrolled Democratic party members may be obtained from SUNNY D. Thomas, James F. Halloran, returns. The pleas were entered mandated by recently enacted Kozlowski to propose legisla­ Mrs. Jennie H. Linden try; a grandson, Richard for the second, $1,503,738 for the $464,477 appropriation to the tfil’glamor spots of their William J. Houle, Democratic Registrar of Voters; 133 Bolton Joseph F. Conran jr. and Rpralh in U.S. District Court, New state legislation. tion to the General Assembly Mrs. Jennie H. Linden, 78, of Hitchcock of Vernon; and three third, and $1,788,498 for the Capital Improvement Fund for homes. Center Road, Bolton, Connecticut. Dominic J. Squatrito. All are the Case Mt. purchase, with Haven, Monday. National studies show that when he makes recommen­ Vernon reckons cost of storm, Page 18 Boynton Beach, Fla., died great-grandchildren. fourt#, In modern d e c o r a t i n g Instructions for filing such candidacies are Contained in Part I, incumbents. There were 17 can­ $165,523^ of it to be financed Rogers, as president of Ver­ school bus driver training is dations Feb. 15. Saturday at her home. She was Funeral services are A contributing factor in the schemes the kitchen often Instruction Page, of the petition for^m, copies of which are didates for the 9 seats — no Illing dramatists perform, Page 18 non Steak House, Inc., also needed, and Connecticut The advisory report wjon’t be the sister-ih-law of John Thursday at 9 a.m. at Holmes by the money already received determines the color and available in said Registrar’s office. Prior to obtaining the peti­ slates and all running in­ South Windsor News, Page 6 from the state and $298,953 an­ entered a plea of innocent on drivers must take the safety made public until then, y is Lehmus of Coventry and aunt of Funeral Home, 400 Main St., In IVIeinoriam design patterns for the tion form, the consent of each candidate to be proposed therein dividually. ticipated from HUD, behalf of the corporation, to a > The Connecticut state training program before the expected to contain information Coventry rifle range plans opposed. Page 8 Dr. Harold Lehmus of Manchester. The Rev. Robert ; In loving memory of Charles Robert bathrooms, James T. Sledge, plus a deposit of $15.00 for each such candidate must be filed with District' 3 — Charles L. charge of wilful failure to file weather forecast: 1974-1975 school year opens in of school bus construction, Manchester. Bechtold, pastor of the First Se­ ■“Kramer, who pass^ away January 29 Thursday at 7 p.m. the direc­ said Registrar, a petition containing the required number of Boggini, William E. Business Bodies, Page 5 1973. division p r e s i d e n t of Borg corporation income tax returns. Waiting To Vote September. equipment, andjjperating She is also survived by three cond Congregational Church of <» tors will conduct a special signatures of enrolled Democratic party members in said Mostly sunny this afternoon. FitzGerald, Sanford J, Plepler, *UConn student nurses train at MMH, Page 14 - Warner Plumbing Products, The charges were filed by High 45 to 50 in the Greater Several states have already proc^ures. , brothers in Finland. North Coventry, will officiate. Time heals they say, and maybe it does, meeting on another matter municipality must be filed with said Registrar of Voters not later JValter M. Schardt, Leonard E. said recently. Assistant U.S. District Atty. Former State Sen. David M. Barry and his wife, Judy, wait implemented safety training In his new post; O’Connell Hornets sting Eagles, Page 15 Funeral services.are Burial will be in Quabbin But memories last and so does love, related to the purchase of the than 4 p.m. on February 12,1974, being the 21st day preceding the Hartford area and 50 to 55 along Seader, Herbert J. Stevenson Hown in our hearts; he is living yet. He noted that bathrooms Andrew Bowman on Dec. 11. the shore. Tonight fair with their turns at Robertson School to vote for Democratic * courses for school bus drivers, w(ll receive a $12,922 annual Indians hoopsters lose. Page 15 .Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Holmes Cemetery, Ware, Mass. Case Mt. parcel — clarification day of the Prirnary. and John J. Sullivan. All are in­ We loved him too dearly, to ever, forget. sport fixtures in stylish Conviction of the violations lows in the low 30s. Mostly sun­ Town Committee members, Barry, an incumbent com­ O’Connell said, noting that salary. He holds an associate MCC cagers win in romp. Page 17 Funeral Home, 400 ‘Main St. Friends may call, at the of a proposal to close, in Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, this 24th day of January, 1974. cumbents. They ran as a slate decorator colors and dra­ carries a maximum penalty of those sirnilar programs will degree.in civil engineering Burial will be in East ■Sadly missed, perpetuity, an existing access Catherine K. Leiner ny and mild Thursday — high, in and had no opposition. mittee member, won re-endorsement. (Herald photo by Gaffney discusses GOP future. Page 23 funeral home Wednesday from matic wall and curtain one year in prison, a $10,000 fine the 50s. probably provide the basics for from Hartford State Technical Cemetery. MotHer, Farher and Family road. Clerk of the Municipality District 4 — Jack D. Gentiluomo) 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. , designs. or both, on each count. Connecticut’s program. College. PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 30, 1974 STARTS FEB. 6 “DAY OF THE DOLPHIN” MANCHESTER EVENING HERACD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Jan. 30, 1974— PAGE THREE* - News for Senior Citizens Theatre T V Tonight BEST SELLERS Bald Telly Savalas (By UPI) By Wally Fortin Time Schedule See Saturdky’s HeraM for BOOK REVIEWS (Compiled by Publishers’ Dodges Pigeonholes complete TV Listings , Weekly May Pay Disputed Taxes m wag! Fiction Vernon Cine 1 — "Lost Burr -Gore Vidal EUGENE V. RISHER of his personal finances in Horizons,” 8:00 SF: 4, edited by Hany the way the committee of $234,000 during the four-year 7:30 By VERNON SCOTT Hello everybody. Sure hope only wish some more of our own - 6:00 — ,Kaye even replays Roy The Honorary Consul - WASHINGTON (UPI) - hopes of refuting a welter of According to Blech, the Since signihg for. the show Vernon Cine 2 — “Mash,” Harrison. (Putnam, $5.95) A leaning. period','"'’ HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - the actor has spent more time you enjoyed the springtime local talent would get up and (3-8-22) NEWS Riegels’ famous wrong way Graham Greene President Nixon is considering charges that he had illegally President’s total bill in bhek come on over to join us. You’ll 7:20-9:30 (18) I SPY group of top science fiction run in the 1929 Rose Bowl Come Nineveh, Come Tyre Its ruling was expected to Additionally, the committee taxes and interest would come COLOR Telly Savalas is a in a single place-H olly­ weather over the weekend. We writers pick their own favorite paying more than a quarter- used his high office for personal meet lots of wonderful people, Showcase 1 — "Papillon,” (20) FILM that inevitably gave him the Allen Drury come sometime next month. has been asked to rule on to about $298,000 if everything larger-than-life man who is wood — than he has in many have been lucky, and I guess short stories in this anthology, million dollars in back taxes in gain. 5 8-3333 Cont. 1:45-4:30-7:20-10:30 monicker of Wrong Way whether Nixon should have paid goes against him. fREt PJRItlRG ? squeezing his massive vitality years. somebody up there likes uA and it will be most enjoyable. (24) ZOOM including Arthur G. Glarke, C* The Hollow Hills -Mary anticipation of a ruling by a N icc I’rcitidcniial I’upcra '* ■argatn MatinM B aqd huge size onto the I’m sure. Showcase 2 - “Magnum (30) TO TELL THE TRUtH Riegels. * Stewart *» a capital gain tax on the sale of after all. It has been a big help joint Congressional committee But the plan backfired. Some Sunday* from 1:30 URNSIDE television tube in the new Nothing pleased him more aifford D. Simak, Brian W. It’s all these, from Alabama The chief question is whether a portion of his California es­ 5B0 8URNSI0E »VE EAST MJRTfOPD in keeping the thermostats Force,” Cont. 1:00-3:055:10- (40) WILD WILD WEST Postern of Fate -Agatha that his gift of personal papers White House aides now believe Matlna* Mtn. 99e “Kojak” series. than th pack up his family and 7:40-10:10 ^dnss and Robert Scheckley 6o Yale. the gift — vice , presidential tate in 1969. Bleoh said that he 5 UIRUTIS FROM HTFD I 84 EU TiS down, and should have been Pinochle Results - 6:30 - Kaye describes football as “a Christie to the National Archives did hot that this razor-sharp use of tax papers valued at $576,000- was Savalas is expansive, brash head for locations in Europe. Showcase 3 — “Black Belt Not only do you get some«fine need pay no gain, but another able to save some energy, Monday we had 83 players for (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS game which embraces the Theophilus North - qualify for a tax deduction. ^ loopholes — which they insist legally completed before. STARTS FEB. 6 ‘ DAY OF THE DOLPHIN”' and-'speaks his mind in a Because he was once a school Jones,” Cont. 2:15-4:05-5:55- tales, from space opera to accounting firm hired .by Nixon rumbling baritone. He cannot teacher he managed to keep anyway. our kitchen ^cial, and in the (24) SNOW REVOLUTION fantasy, but you get a elements of chess, geometry Thornton Wilder Some of his aides, anxious to was entirely legal — has Congress enacted a law closing Great Sphinx 7:55-9:50 and warfare,” whose origins The First Deadly Sin - to audit all his finances, found easily be pigeonholed. the two younger girls abreast Things have quieted down a afternoon we had 1614 tables for - 7:00 - bonus - some remarks by each blunt one of the most damaging angered [wople more than any the loophole effective July 25 bit since the big news last week, Showcase. 4 — "American are traced to ancient Greece Lawrence Sanders that taxes should have- been Once Had Beard The top of his head is shaved of their school work. Now that pinochle with the following (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD author. Fun for sci-fi fans blows to Nixon’s popularity of the disclosures about the 1969, 99« ANYTIME 99« more closely than his jaw. He they are older he can’t quite and everybody is quite happy Graffitti,” Cont. 1:00-2:554:55- and perhaps China,' and which Nickel Mountain -John paid on a gain of $117,370. winners: (8) TRUTH OR ratings, have urged him to take Watergate affair, the milk Although the loophole was Cairo—The .site of the Great is barrel-chested. His. body is cope with the situation. about us reaching our goaL-... 7:00-9:30X survived , through the ages Gardner There also is the question of Ann Husarik, 732; Robina CONSEQUENCES the initiative and pay the taxes fund, .the ITT affair or the closed in 1969, the law per­ Sphinx at Gizeh on Cairo’s out­ powerful and his movements Not too many years ago We’re still re,ceiving donations, State Theater — "God­ despite bans by King Henry The Eye of the Storm - California state taxes. Although Carroll, 727; Eva Lutz, 669; (18) 700 CLUB VIII and Queen Elizabeth I of before the committee issues a “plumbers” operations. mitted those who had qualified skirts is believed to have been quick and graceful. Most of all, Penelope and Candace however; maybe it will be nice father,” 9:00; “Lady Sings The Good Clean Violence: A - Patrick While California has been his voting I T t« ROUTES 15 . M . M IE4IT 951648 9333 | I TAKE ROUTES 15 . M '* 16 (EXIT 951149 9333| he is Greek and extraordinarily Michael Desimone, 654; Gladys (20-22-30) NEWS England, “saying that it was * ruling on the subject. H. Chapman Rose and Kennth [Previously to spread their residency since he became a stone quarry for building the approached their father asking to hold on to a little, just in case Blues,” 7:00 History of College Football, The Salamander -Morris Great Pyramid of Cheops. /snm. um. Enuawni Roar once again with the origirial] proud of it. for an autograph. They’d only Seelert, 652; Ann Fisher, 647; (24) yOUR FUTURE IS NOW by Ivan N. Kaye. distracting the ^ soldiers from The committee was Gemmill, two prominent tax at­ deductions over a five-year President, Nixon has paid no we find a few “extras” that will Florence North, 644; Bob Burnside Theater — “Scor­ West requested by Nixon last period. The largest statue left by an­ J LIv Ullmann - Patar Finch Donald Elliott Silly ^ “Telly” is the diminutive of just discovered he was a - 7:30 — (Lippincott, .$l95) archery, which the monarchs torneys who served in the taxes there.- be needed for either the van or Ahern, 642; Alfreda Hallin, 642; pio,” 7:30; “Live and Let Die,” thought a much more useful Nonfiction December to examine his tax . Nixon has used up $482,019 in tiquity, the Sphinx, a man-lion,' Sutherland Dould Kellarm anjPG l his real name, Aristotle. Two celebrity. 9:30 (3) THE NEW PRICE IS In an age when professional Eisenhower Administration, His attorneys had advised >si»>mRioM ASKOuiPS'^ of his four brothers are named bus. ■ Anna Haupt, 635; Leon Fallot, sport for the military.” The Joy of Sex -Alex Com- returns for 1969, 1970, 1971 and are representing the President these deductions and still has measures 240 feet from claws Now in his new role as a U.A. East 1 — “Laughing RIGHT teams dominate football, this him that his residence for tax to tail and stands 06 feet at the Demosthenes and Socratesj com passionate New York Speaking of the van, I hope to 632; Hazel Anderson and Kaye in a moving epilogue 'fo rt 1972 and rule on the propriety of $93,981 left which may be Policeman,” 7:00-9:05 (8) DEAL WITH THE ISSUES book about college football is in dealing with both the Internal purposes was the District of brow, which is 14 feet wide. The . \ ® but they also have changed policeman, the g irls have it by the end of the week, Bessie Coste, 629; Emma also discusses his uneasiness How To Be Your Own Best the gift which has been his main applied to his 1974 returns.' . MASH U.A. East 2 - "Walking (20) FILM a highly readable and welcome Revenue Service and the Joint Columbia, which levies no taxes statue was originally overlaid ■ their given names. affectionately call him “Pop and once we do, then we can Russell and George Schroll, reminder of how it all began.* about the violence of the Friend -Mildred Newman et tax shelter throughout the first His accountant, Arthur Evoa. Shown 7:20-9:30 Tall,” 7:00-9:20 (22) HOLLYWOOD game, which he believes Congressional Committee on on public officials. with a coating of plaster and Sai. Mat. at 2 P.M. Never Counted Rooms the Cop.” talk a little more ajbout it., 624; Cecile Racine, 618; and Kaye, a professional journalist, al four years of his presidency. Internal Revenue Taxation and Blech, estimates this resulted Brother Constantine is U.A. East 3— “Robin Hood,” SQUARES mirrors the tensions of society. California authorities are paint but this, along with nearly . C ont. 1:30 P .M .^ Because Savalas is in almost Friday Events Bess Moonan and Gertrude has produced a labor of love Alistair Cooke’s Anferica - It, along with large deduc­ reportedly are concerned about in a tax saving to the President Xtra Part. Sat. attached to the American 7:00-8:45 (24) FRENCH CHEF , John F. Barton looking into this. all the heard, has vanished. every scene of his hour-long Hermann, 616. with some of the best sports Alistair Cooke tions of interest payments on ' 12 Midnita. Embassy jn Athens. Another, show he wojrks as many as 18 ‘Let’s see, our column on Jerry Lewis Cinema — (30) WAIT TILL YOUR While all this was going on, writing to come off anyone’s Plain Speaking -Merle loans from friends, permitted Theodore teaches at the hours a day — and thrives on Saturday ended with the “ Fight,” 7:00-10:00; “Badge FATHER GETS HOME press in a long time. yours truly had to attend a two- Miller him — with $250,000 per year in ThecryQfOwwDltciiangedhhlife. H may change youn. University 6f Athens. Brother it. Thursday activities, so we start 373,” 8:00; “Don Is Dead,” (40) DRAGNET For those too young to have day seminar held at the Teen George is an associate He reports to Universal by giving you the happenings 7:30-9:30 known it, and for those with The Best of Life -David E. salary and allowances — to pay % producer of “Kojak.” Studios at 6 a.m. each day. Friday. Center, for all department - 8:00 — Scherman taxes at a rate less than that SUN INTIRNATIONAL PRODUCTION* fond memories, and anybody Four Refbrms —A Guide f j Telly and his wife, Lynn, (3) SONNY AND CHER 3 And there are days when he In the morning we had our heads, so the hard-working on a nostalgia kick, it’s all for the Seventies, by William Cosell -Howard Cosell normally paid by a family of have been married 13 years. doesn’t leave until after usually fine turnout for our staff had to hang in there one COMEDY HOUR there: F. Buckley, Jr. Upstairs At The White four making $12,000 per year. They live in a Georgian midnight. He can never be kitchen sodal bit^o, and after more time. (B) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Amos Alonzo Stagg, the , (Putnam, $4.95) House J.B. West SILG colonial mansion in Beverly certain when the director will lunch we Nad 16 Tables for our Just think, our California Best British Film (18) ABA ALL STAR GAME Grand Old Man of football; Buckley plays down the In One Elra and Out the Public Disclosure Hills. The grounds abound call a halt. Caper is just around the corner, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - (24) WASHINGTON the great Jim Thorpe in his ripostes and comes up with Other. Sam Levenson The President made the un­ with flowers and the backyard The* cook keeps something setback games. It was good to “Ryan’s Daughter,” which did see so many put for this and about now everyone is get­ CONNECTION days at.Carlisle; Frank Hinkey, some admittedly “antistatist” Portrait of a Marriage - precedented public disclosure patio surrounds a luxurious warm in the oven for the man not win an Academy Award in the Tonowanda Terror; the reforms that he believes are swimming pool. of the house, but after 10 program because, as you know, ting a little excited. Our the United States, has been (20-22-30) CHASE Nigel Nicolson briefing will be held on unforgettable Knute Rockne what the nation both wants The couple has three o’clock or so Lynn and the we always played setback in the voted the best British film of - 8:30 - of Notre Dame, and the Four Pentimento ^Lillian Hell- Tuesday, Feb. 12, at 1:30 in the and needs. His reforms have TECHNICOLOR* daughters: Christina, 22; rest of the family go to bed. evening, but because of the the year by a readers pool (24) THEATER IN - Horsemen; Red Grange, the been demanded before but man Penelope, 12; and Candace, No Flair for Clothes crisis we decided to play in the afternoon for those going. conducted by the London AMERICA Galloping Ghost of Illinois; Buckley has the writing skill to ICE SKATES 10. Not infrequently Telly finds afternoon. There are still a few seats left, Evening News. Bennie Oosterbaan and Coach make a good case for them. "■ Savalas is the sort of man himself,too tired to make the so hurry on down. - 9:00 - Shoe Imports Gain SHARPENED Many have said they’re hap­ (3) CANNON Fielding H. “Hurry-up” Yost who has no 'idea how many half-hour trip home. When pier because they wouldn't Oh yes, we have a big gala Rubber Ear Bounces of Michigan; the feats of Tom NEW YORK (UPI) - Ap­ -PLUS- (20-22-30) MOVIE rooms there are in his house. that happens he spends the drive their cars at night, and Valentine’s Dance coming up NEW YORK (UPI) - Augie Harmon of the Wolverines — proximately 40 per cent of ■ He’s never counted them. night in his commodious Meyers, a Texas keyboard all these and many, many The Salmon: Their Fight for Q U A LITY on Feb. 14, and we will dance to " - 10:00 - shoe imports are coming c1972 Never intends to. dressing room on the studio quite a few make a day of it.'* artist, wears a prosthetic Survival, by Anthony Netboy. They play kitchen social in the the tunes of Mickey Fendell, (3) KOJAK more come alive again from from the Far East, SCA Inter­ Neither does he pay much lot. He gets more sleep that rubber ear under his the good old days before (Houghton-Mifflin, $15) SHOE REPAIRIHG attention to the decor of the way. morning, have li^nch here, and and his professional band, and ankle-length hair. (8-40) OOC ELLIOT This is more than you ever national, shoe importers, re­ STARTS TODAY! have lots of goodies, fun games, football took itself so seriously house. There are seryants to do The character he plays in the, then finish off with setback. So He recently denied a rumor (24) ENERGY ALERT that it became commercial. wanted to know about the ports. SHOE -SHOWTIME- and door prizes, so get your salmon, but it includes the £AST HARTFORD the cooking and cleaning and weekly series has a flair for for now qt least, it’s working that he once escaped a beating - 10:30 - Primary styles include I REPAIR QUALITY BEDROOMS - AND GET Waakdayt 7:30 • 9:20 gardening. To Telly a chair is a ticket now. ’Tickets are in a barroom brawl by yanking distastefully absorbing story of NICK'Si Saturday A Sunday clothes. Not Telly. He prefers out, and I hope it will continue. (18) LIVING WORD wedges, clogs and platforms 1101 MAIN STREET functional object in which to casual, informal shirts and The lucky winners were: available at the office, and may the rubber ear loose and a man’s greed in killing them made of good quality vinyl. along with exploring the ways MAMCHESTEH Cinema 1 2:15^:05-5:55-7:45-9:39 sit, not an object d’art. trousers. Jo sep h in e S chuetz, 137; be purchased at the door on the waving it in the bully’s face. - 11KI0 - I C O V U N O * ST. IX tT TO M AIN ^T. in which the salmon may yet Once Taught School He likes to entertain Michael Desimone, 134; J.R. night of the dance. “The worst thing I’ve ever (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS Mary Cheney Until the CBS-TV .series casually, too. And not very dojne is to kick the darned (20) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT be saved. Again, also, there’s A FULL SIZE SET-MAHRESS persented itself Savalas was Comins, A1 Gates and Paul thing into the audience when th e collision course of [SHCWCASe CINtM AJ 12 3 4 ^ often. To break away from the 11:30 — Library Adds content with occasional guest pressures of work Savalas Schuetz, 129; Grace Windsor, it fell off in the middle of a technology and nature. F' EXiT SKFOflBES STREEDor EXIT SSfSILVER LANE)on 1-84 • shots on the tube. He 128; George Schroll, 126; Karl Round Table Singers show,” said Meyers, whose (3) MOVIE • EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL. INFO. 568-8810 • enjoys a different sort of preferred motion piptures, pressure — gambling for high White, Gladys Seelert and Lee Don’t forget that tomorrow first long-play record recently "The Crowded Sky" (I960) ISew Books • ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING* We Honor MASTER CHARGE • (8-40) ROCK OF THE CARELESSNESS AND DOXSPRING-F REE! sro*:*: traveling all over the world to stakes in Las Vegas. Miller, 124; Mary Nackowski, for our Fun-Day afternoon’s was released by Paramount Fiction Tuesday the Rabbi Saw Red, make them. Sometimes Lynn accompanies 122; Wilbrod Messier, 122; Eva pleasure we will be entertained Records. SIXTIES by Harry Kemelman. . I> ' c i i i r t . ^ (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON Barrett — An accident of love Mora ttiM 600,000 childran him to the gambling spa, Lutz, Oscar Cappuccio and Ann by our good friends of the Bogner — The hunting animal (Fields-Dutton, $6.95) Eastwood C onaull sometimes not. Fisher, 119, and Elmer Swan­ Manchester High School Round Rabbi Small, who does were the victims of accidental ISO Tim a Boynton — Stone Island That’s Right, Buy Any Bedroom We Have In t e Telly loves Greek food and son, 117. Table Singers, with Miss Talmudic delecting as well as poisoning last year. Nearly C iock the art of conversation. He MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Butler — Sarsen Place struggle with his small Stock at Sale Prices and GefA FREE FULL Martha White leading the way. Cooper — The tenth planet 5(X) of them died. M F t y H a F F y avoids all exercise and lives,'as Variety Show This group is really great, and Massachusetts town SIZE MATTRESS AND BOXSPRING AT NO he puts it, “ad lib.” EXTENSION SERVICES Daley — Spicy lady KILLER CHARGE! STEUEDUSnn After a quiet weekend, at congregation, this time teaches Sono of the poisonings were Nagnum “I live a hit and run life,” it's always a pleasure to listen Demas— First person, singular rncQUEER HomnRn least for me, as I was to them, so be sure to show up a college course and winds up Choose ’from such Famous Names as: Savalas says. “My life is full of SPRING, 1974 Francis — Nurse under fire involved in murder. The from medicines. Some were Force» ^ FRANKLIN 1 SCHAFFNLfi Mm struggling to getaover my cold, for them tomorrow. surprises. It’s unplanned — and offers a course G lasner — No glory for mystery is fun, as always in from household products. But Tabago, Pulaski, Consolidated, Kemp, J Consult Tims Clock we come to Sunday afternoon. Why not plan to come for th a t’s why I enjoy it so Elizabeth this series, and Rabbi Small all had one thing in common: Bassett, and Vaughn. PRICES COMPLETE much.” We held tryouts again for our dinner, which will be a roast also gives the reader a short WITH YOUR FREE MATTRESS AND The Best of Head — The first of January CARELESSNESS. Variety Show. We had a nice chicken dinner with whipped Howard — Invitation to course-in Jewish thought. BOXSPRING S T A R T A T O N LY $268.00 Where mere turnout of talent, and everyone potatoes, com fritters, lima paradise Read ail labels and where went through their acts, and it’s Old Time Radio yo u in *6 2 ? beans, roll and butter, cream Kemelman — Tuesday the Rab­ there are CAUTION notices, beginning to look like it could be puff with sauce, and a Listen to tapes and hear an analysis of shows from bi saw red Gideon’s Press, by J. J. lock up the products or keep JONES quite a laugh show. beverage, and for a second the Golden Days of Radio Including comedy, Koenig — Little girl that lived Marric. HE CLOBBERS Roger and Marci are planning dessert you’ll have the Round (Harper, $5.95) them high above the reach of THE MOB NEW YORK (UPI)- mystery, documentaries and the music of the Big down the lane Playboy Productions has a a few skits along with the other Table Singers. How about that? Bands. Linn — The adversaries New Scotland Yard’s children. A Commander Gideon is worried C onauit joint venture with Bruce Geller members, so you can look Love — A small bequest Productions for development Starts February 5 for 0 weeks oh Tuesdays from about a right-wing group called Know the common aotidotos. Tim a forward to seeing me involved. Marshall — Follow a shadow C io ck of two video series. Geller, a Yeh, that’s why it will be a 7:30-9:30 p.m. Tuition: $20.00 the Strike Breakers and also Ask us about them. But no Help Prevent Deaths by Conauit Tima Clock major television Maxwell — The Livingston about the smuggling of laugh show, because my talent For Further Intormetlon Contact heirs antidote will ever take-the writer-producer, is writing a New February Show Pakistanis into Britain. He is limited to zero. Anyway it’s The Division of Extension Services Merle — Malevil needs the help of Britain’s place of PRECAUTION because *THE EXO RCIST” S TAR TS FEB.C This is a test pattei^ to 90-minute pilot film, “Victor all for a good time, and I’m hap­ HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Five and Juliet,’' intended to spin Miller — The deadly cresent , newspapers to get the whole when precaution isused,miti- determine The Herald’s print­ py to be a part of it. actors have been signed for the ing quality. off a series for CBS. Described new series “A ppl^ Way” — Moray — Dawn falcon ■mess untangled and he gets dotes become unnecessary. as high-style mystery. For Our final fryout will be Sun­ MANCHESTER Oz — Elsewhere, perhaps it — and before it’s all over POISON Tufted Firm Mattress Perfectly Matched To Ronny Cox, Lee McCain, ABC^_ Geller and Herb Solow day, Feb. 3, at 2 o’clock, and we Vincent Van Patten, Patti COMMUNITY Peters — The eleventh plague someone almost gets him. Its Own Heavy Duty Foundation — With The N n ^ The Once-a-Year hope we will have contacted D m Qyeir^S_Year8 o1 Continuous Service will provide “Styles,” which is EXTENSION Purchase Of Any Bedroom Setl . (^THEATRES EAST Gaboon and Franny Michel. COLLEGE Polk — The Linnet estate about a troubleshooter others to join us. We’re trying The series was scheduled to Rees — Prophet of the wind Bank Job, by Robert L. involved in exotic situations. Pike. Subscription Drive to keep it as close to an all­ begin in February. 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m o b s t e r EVENIN_G .herald, Manghester, conn.. Wed.. .Ian .3n, iq7a- OAni. five & ^ ' ------ilmtrlir0trr Sitruiu^ Claim Casualty Loss About Town First purch of Christ,'Scieri- Hi Chapman Court, Order of tist, will-have a testimony VITAMIN Business Bodies For a Tax Deduction Amaranth, will meet Friday at meeting tonight at 8 at the Founded Oct, i , 1881 ^ ^ '<■ 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic Tem­ church. The meeting is open to By RAV DE CRANE the loss is the difference in the public. HEADQUARTERS Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who” fail to receive their value of the total property ple. Officers will wear colored Liggett Parkade JSeighh or . If you had a loss last year gowns. Refreshments will be Low Prices! vCo., Herald Square, Manchestier, Qonn., newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 resulting from an auto acci­ immediately before ana im­ mediately after the casualty. served. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation dent, robbery, burglary, a PRODUCTS MANAGER EARNINGS Cleaning-up expenses are .department, 647-9946. Hurl Lyons, Publisher PROMOTED fire, storm or flood you may Published every evening except Sun- Richard F. ^dn Hollen of 480 Lelan F. Sillin Jr., chairman have an income (ax deduc­ part of the loss. John Carlson, 30, of With one exception, loSses INCOME TAX ijijdays and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Woodland St., Manchester, has and president of Northeast Manchester has been promoted tion. Westhill Social Club will meet Manchester, Conn.,' Post Office as Se- been appointed manager of It can be claimed only if you are deductible in the year in­ S g V jC E WANTED Utilities, reported that the to manager of the eastern curred. The exception is Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Herr­ cond Class Mail Matter.' nuclear products for the Power preliminary unaudited con­ file Form 1040 and are itemiz­ mann Hall of Westhill Gardens. m Claan, Lata Modal region for Terry Controls Corp. ing your deductions. storm loss in an area desig­ i;i Burl L. Lyons, Publisher Systems Group of Combustion solidated net earnings for the 12 nated as a Disaster Area by Russell Burnett USED CARS The Manchester Publishing Co. Engineering, Inc, of Windsor. months epded Dec. 31, 1973 The insurance reimburse­ 353 Cantar Straat ment, if any, is first the President. In order that i assumes no financial responsibility for One Manchester gasoline station operator told us the He will be responsible for amounted‘ to $65.2 million or such taxpayers may obtain Mandiastar TopPricasPaW sale of the group’s nuclear subtracted from your actual The education committee of m For AH Makos typographical errors appearing in adver­ other day he won’t receive any more gasoline until March $1.42 per share, as compared loss. Then there is a further quick relief they may amend m Subscription Rates products, which include with $67.2 million -or $1.57 per their previous yeare return Manchester Junior Women’s Call tor Appt. 1 CARTER CHEVROLET tisements and other reading matter in because he has already used the quota for February. reduction of $100 from the re­ Club will meet Thursday at 8 S Payable in Advance share for the same period a and claim an immediate 643-9777 Evanlngs The Manchester Evening Herald. mainder. The balance is fully p.m. at the h^me of Mrs. Ray­ 1 C0.,IHC. 1 year ago on fewer common deductible. deduction. 527-2141 Days % One Month...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, mond Laramie Jr., 460 Wood- ^ 1229 Main Straat M In all probability, it looks as though we can look forward shares outstanding. The loss is the difference (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN,I Single C opy...... 15(t three full days prior to publication. bridge St. 646-8484 > to more stations being closed permanently. Since a great between the fair market ■i; By Carrier, Weekly...... 75c Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon many stations pay rent to the major oil companies on the The average number of value immediately before the 1974 Cut Your One Y ea r...... $39.00 casualty and its market value prior to day of publication; 12 noon shares outstanding at Dec. 31, Own Taxes basis of the gallons sold, it seems safe to assume that com­ immediately after. S Six Months...... $19.50 PYiday for publication Saturday and 1973 were 45,876,693 as com­ *»etwt«r Ennini IbnM, M. h i 419 •i; Three M onths...... $9.75 Monday. panies will move to close^ations that in the past haven’t For example, your automo­ M o CHi Stitioii, Nm iuk, XV. 10019 been as profitable as others. pared to 42,876,693 a year bile, which cost you $4,OOQ earlier. Send p o s tp a id ____booK(s). when new, had a market $1 00 each Enclosed is value of $750 before it was to­ $ ___ We also have the report that at least one company is Current earnings of $1.42 per tally destroyed in an acci­ Make scanning the fine points of its lease, thus putting more share are 12 cents above the dent. Then it had a salvage cliecK or Let’s Shorten Campaigns pressure on the station operator over some of the other level reported last month for value of $25. Your loss is $725. money order services he might offer the public, other than selling gas­ the months ended Nov. 30,'i973. ($750 minus $25). If you had no C u t Update your engagement insurance recovery, your payable Why is it when'ever campaign oline. M M ir O w n • missioned for the bolstering of party V deductible loss is $725 to "Tax l& x e s V** Awhile back we suggested that the town’s Board of Book." diamond in a new setting. See reform is discussed the idea of a or candidate positions. reduced by another $100, or A llo w s m m shorter campaign period is treated so Directors be made aware of every situation in which a gas W./ $625. week's And finally, but most important, the station is permanently closed. Perhaps, directors could JOINS FIRM '4 '’ ■ ; Generally, the cost of for our beautiful new selection lightly? .. i ay ^ » short campaign would recognize the Mrs. Myra Dasher of South repairs ib^acceptable as evi­ delivery. then make the information available to the attorney dence of the loss in value of from as little as $50 j It seems strange, and always has Amaryllis in Bloom (Photo by Reginald Pinto) general or the Department of Consumer Affairs. Windsor has joined the firm of voter as an intelligent participant in Daniel F. Realtors of 175 Main Wr'/': property due to a casualty. Name Take for instance, if a major oil company has three out­ Such repairs, however, must to us, that other nations, namely St., Manchester. She was John Carlson «sv«™ »rruRe the democratic process. In the last do no more than care for the Address Q U ic/lo d lets in Manchester but two of them go out of business, is formerly associated with Great Britain and Canada, are able to century it may have been necessary to of South Windsor. Previous to damage suffered. C ily_ the one remaining station going to get the allotment of the Glidden Associates Realtor. conduct national elections in a few his appointment, Carlson was In the case of a tree JEWELERS have long campaigns to enable the other two or is that gas going to go to West Hartford, New Mrs. Dasher attended the State Zip the firm’s New England district destroyed by lightning, or 958 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • Hartford • Middletown • Now Britain Silversmith Since 1900 weeks whereas ours occupy the biggest Capital Fare Haven, or some other place? University of Vermont and shrubbery ruined in a storm. candidate to reach as many of the manager. part of an election year. Columbia University. She is a electorate as possible. But with Rirhiird F. von Hollen In his new capacity, he will be But the more we think about the Andrew Tally in charge of all field sales ac­ today’s modern communications Our observation is that on Sunday most motorists are tivities in the eastern" region of idea 9! a six-week state or national media this is no longer necessary. If adhering to the lower speed limits, at least on the Mass pressurized water reactor the country. Pike. campaign, the more we are inclined to the candidates and the parties cannot Time For Hard Thinking steam supply systems and Carlson joined Terry Controls believe such a move is basic to any A week day is something else again, though. Thursday, nuclear fuel services. in 1971 as an applications get their message across to the voters 90 per cent of the vehicles passed us at nearly 60 miles per engineer. Before joining Terry, significant election reform in our Formerly with the he was a sales engineer for in a few weeks of concentrated cam­ hour or better, including two State of Connecticut cars. Westinghouse Electric Co,, von state and nation. Mario Biaggi, but Beame ran a more to the politicians than the Arrow-Hart in Connecticut and paigning, there is serious question as WASHINGTON — A survey of Hollen joined Combustion conservative campaign which finding that 33 per cent all With the better weather, bicycles are again out in force, Wisconsin. Previously, Carlson First, a shorter campaign would ob­ to their qualifications for public office what New Yorkers are thinking Engineering in 1966. He has has bpen employed by the COMSSAl emphasized such issues as themselves conservative. by that city’s indefatigable and driving around Manchester last weekend that was served as manager of CE’s viously be easier to control from the and public trust. crime and the drug problem, Sixty-eight per cent of those United Aircraft Research Times has politicians here of all clearly evident. plant design and analysis group, standpoint of expenditures because while Biaggi was handicapped polled favored the death penal­ Laboratories. We can talk all we w^nt about ideological persuasions doing and most recently was manager Carlson and his wife Nancy by charges of scandal in his ty for certain crimes, and 67 of nuclear steam supply system SAVINGS the campaigns would have to be better some hard thinking of their limiting dollars spent, public dis­ public life. And, indeed, Abe per cent voted for life imprison­ Our thanks to Mayor Jack Thompson who sent us a reside at % Tudor Lane. own. proposal engineering. A planned and executed to be effective. Beame had never been counted ment without parole for dope phamplet on revised safe bike driving regulations released closure of public officials’ assets, For the Times survey showed graduate of the Stevens a raging New York-type liberal. pushers. Fifty-eight per cent by the Bicycle Institute of America. We understand the INCOME Second, a shorter campaign period that New York City, supposedly lnsti:ute of Technology and the reporting and publicizing campaign That’s one of the reasons he were opposed to legalizing regulations were prepared for use by the Cub Scouts in Hartford National Corp. and of necessity would force political par­ the nation’s most liberal com­ Carnegie Institute of contributions, and other reforms was beaten eight years before marijuana. In the town called their new bicycle safety program. Technology, von Hollen holds its principal subsidiary, Hart­ munity, is more conservative by then Republican John Lind­ ties to get out of the 19th Century and which must be considered, but it is Fun City, 53 per cent wanted a BSME and MSME degrees. He ford National Bank and Trust than liberal. A plurality of those say, a career liberal. crackdown on pornography. In Co., announced consolidated into the Twentieth as far as polled — 33 per cent — said they It would be a good idea if you would clip the regulations, and his wife, Nancy, have one basic to any reform that the length of Of course the Times poll does another area of liberal- 1973 income of $8,868,000 or were conservative, while 31 per for safety sake, and put them on the family bulletin board, son streamlining the selection of can­ campaigns be shortened,’ not to the not make New York a conser­ conservative controversy, 60 $3.17 per share, before security cent said they were moderates vative city. The liberals and per cent favored making it il­ or in the family Bible, or some other place for easy transactions, compared with didates and crystalizing their party and only 27 per cent said they conveni^ce of the political parties, moderates can still get together legal for policemen, firemen reference. $8,638,000 or $3.09 per share for platforms so that the campaigns were liberals. and beat a conservative can­ 1972. but because the electorate does not and teachers to strike. NEW ACQUISITION This sounds incredible, and didate. But the poll does reflect I. Obey all applicable traffic regulations, signs, signals Total operating revenues for become a source of party and can­ need nor want extended campaigns It was not surprising that Walter Kidde & Co. of New maybe it is; polls have been a turn to the right, even most of those who called and markings. 2. Observe all local ordinances pertaining to 1973 increased to $114,840,000 didate positions on the issues rathW where they are politically bombarded wrong before. But candidates allowing for error margins. A bicycles. (It might be a good idea if copies of such were Jersey has acquired Wheeldex Mrs. .Myra Dasher from $83,%3,000 a year ago. themselves liberals were more Corp of Peekskill, N.Y., a than a series of trial ballons changing for public office can’t ignore similar pall in 1970, for in­ made available to the press so they could also be The corporation’s total assets into submission. affluent than the conservatives. manufacturer of filing and them because they have to be stance, showed 33 per cent of on Dec. 31, 1973 were $1,875,- fo r both with each new {iublic opinion poll.’ Liberal has been chic for a long published.) 3..ICeep right, drive with traffic, not against it. equipment systems, for an un­ member of the Greater Hart­ If six weeks isn’t long enough to considered accurate until New Yorkers calling 515,000 up from $l,673,869,00(j a time, and especially in trendy Drive single file. 4. Watch out for drain grates, disclosed amount of cash. ford Board of Realtors after Third, a shorter campaign would proved otherwise in an election. themselves liberal and only 27 year ago. Total deposits also in­ debate the issues before us, then New York. But Democrats who softshoulders and other road surface hazards. Kidde, a diversified manufac­ completing its indoctrination So the New York survey was per cent conservative. creased from $1,404,191,000 to force voters to make their own think their party has a lock on 5. Watch out for car doors opening or for cars pulling into turing firm, operates Metals course. perhaps this state and country is in far something of a shock here. As The issues are the message. $1,528,548,000. the black vote should give a se­ traffic. 6. Don’t carry passengers or packages that in­ Testing Co., Inc., and Kidde She started the Welcome decisions more and decrease the worse shape'than we have been told in one liberal Senator from the In modern times, the conser­ cond look to the finding that 31 Merchandising Equipment Wagon program in Vernon, Midwest put it; “If New York vatives have taken a much terfere with your vision or control. 7»Never hitch a ride on alleged influence of the public opinion the many, many, long, long cam­ per cent of the blacks polled Group, Inc., at South Windsor. Rockville and Ellington and APPOINTMENTS City is going conservative, harder line on crime and other a truck or other vehicle. 8. Be extremely careful at in­ polls — too many of which are com- said they were conservatives, served as hostess for six years. C.R. Burr & Co. of paigns of the .past. anything can happen, and if it’s problems rooted in community tersections, especially when making a left turn. 9. Use Delu xe automatic w asher compared to 35 per cent among Mrs. Dasher and her husband Manchester and its affiliates 2 wash and rinse speeds and 3 temperature selections to handle all happening immy state I want to disorder. Liberals have seemed whites. hand signals to indicate turning or stopping. 10. Protect I Philip and their two children announced the following ap­ kinds of fabrics. Soak cycle for collars, cuffs and all stubborn dirt know about it.’’ to be more preoccupied with yourself at night with the required red reflectors and Discussing the poll at a reside at 114 Woodland D r.,' pointments. Permanent press protection, too. Meaning, of course, that the the rights of the accused, prison dinner party the other night, a lights. 1 1. Drive a safe bike. Have it inspected to insure NAMED Waiting For Gasoline South Windsor. Vincent Natro of Cromwell as Separately, Save Over $20...... $208 senator might find it expedient reform and rehabilitation of liberal who had a big job in good mechanical condition. 12, Drive your bike defensive­ Charles H. McWilliams of to trim his liberal sails a trifle senior vice president in charge offenders. It was a liberal G eorge M cG overn’s 1972 ly, watch out for the other guy. Manchester has been named of all operations and ad­ Some thoughts while waiting in line ly of gasoline but we do hope our or risk retirement to private Supreme Court under Earl Presidential campaign, made a superintendent in the group DELUXE ELECTRIC DRYER life. ministration. 3 temp0ratur6s to dry all fabrics. 10-minutG cool*down prot6Cls for gasoline. l&ders will pursue the Oregon idea of Warren whose decisions — joke. “New York a conser­ pension acturarial department Robert Papetti of Glaston­ perrnanent press from wrinkles. Buzzer reminder signals you when At any rate, the finding of the some of them proper — made We have said it before and we repeat it. Manchester at Aetna Life & Casualty. Our sympathy for the many young breaking up the long lines by having vative city!" he cried. “Is no bury as vice president and I^OPPERTOWFl each load is done. Times poll is supported to some the cop’s life a tougher one. town sacred anymore?" needs a concentrated bicycle safety program. VICE PRESIDENT Separately...... $153 extent by the outcome of the general manager in charge of men and women who man the pumps those with odd-numbered licenses get Now if the Times poll is to be ’ Apparently not,, There is dis­ McWilliams, a graduate of Paul Kelly of Vernon has EglPlI Washer and Gas Dryer, Save over $50 on the Pr. ...$378 Pair c ity ’s m ayoralty race in production, distribution and and have to take the brunt of the gasoline on odd numbered-days and believed. New Yorkers have quiet all across the country, and It has now been confirmed. The hot seller in many stores State University of New York been named Hartford Area vice purchasing. Gas Dryer, Separately...... $188 November. The winner was switched to the hard conser­ now even New Yorkers have during 1973 was the hand-held electronic calculator. at Potsdam, joined the com­ president of the Connecticut frustration that many motorists are Demott^^braham Beame and Paul Gregaitis of New Bri­ even-numbered licenses on even- vative line. The way those in­ served notice that their voters Perhaps you got one for Christmas; this writer did. pany in 1970, He was promoted State Council of Machinists, one ofljRtTe losers was the tain was named controller so quick to voice because they can’t numbered days. It may not be a com­ terviewed feel about the no longer can be taken for . Calculators, ranging in price from $40 to $200, are selling to rate supervisor two years AFL-CIO. responsible for financial and Conserwtive candidate. Rep. later. \ Kelly was elected to the post get all the gasoline they want. problems of urban living say granted. in the millions. accounting functions. plete answer but if it saves tempers at the council's annual meeting . When Gov. Meskill was in our office awhile back he com­ C.R. Burr Co. is a wholesale and time, it is worth a try. He lives at 99 Redwood Rd. held recently at New Haven. n I < mented that his children were pressuring him for a nursery. B. Yet, these people are the last ones And finally, we’d like to see more calculator to do their home-work but he wanted them to we should blame. Perhaps if we would station owners follow the lead of the Open Forum learn it the hard way. usdsmore smiles and less invective, Spen(?er St. Shell station where an at­ LAST WEEK! Apparently the restrictions on downtown parking are fra^rations would be less foe tractive yo^ng lady comes along with Case Mountain ticut General Assembly is being enforced as we have had reports ,pf some receiving 5, Provisions would be made \ r motorists and gas pump attendants a smile and windshield cleaning Access Public Act 650, better known as to insure strict confidentiality tickets for overtime parking. One merchant told us he the “circuit breaker’' tax relief of all applications. received two tickets, the first in all the years he has been alike. equipment. It makes waiting more To the editor L - act for the elderly. This act, 6, Benefits for renters would in business. The result is that store owners and employes We know it won’t increase the supp­ bearable and driving safer. The following letter, sent to which will become effective sew&sove^ale be retained on an equal footing are scouting around so as to get their vehicles into parking Mr. Weiss, clearly sets forth July 1/1974, provides that per­ with homeowners. / Famous TOUCH&SEW*machine the attitude ^f the owners of lots and off the street. « 2 5 8 sons over age 65 with incomes 7, The residency_requirement Case Mt., regarding access to of $7,500 or less will receive would be changed'to a total of with a decorator cabinet BIG, BRIGHT 19" DIAG. MEAS. the mountain property. Since nearly everyone is*interested in the ^weather, the SAV b The Almanac property tax relief in the form five years instead of the five COLOR TV Access from Birch Mt. Rd. of tax credits or direct cash years preceeding the date of end of the month we will be starting a feature*entitied. The ‘3 0 , l nited Presn Internalional payments under certain con­ application as under P.A. 650. Old Farmer’s Almanac. For years, the Almanac, has been Put a lot of color in your life and a big saving . become the all-powerful die- Ireland, British troops killed 13 entrances "^ever co^^ in your pocket. Big screen color you can carry «248 Today IS Wednesday, Jan. 30. tafor of World War ILWsTafned Londonderry demonstrators irances ever contemplated ditions. This would permit people who in many a home. SPACE-SAVING 14 CU. FT. over the 18 years of discussion from room to room and enjoy anywhere in the the 30th day of 1974 with 335 to chancellor of the German Reich As it now reads, P.A. 650.falls have lived in Connecticut most While it has been a tough winter in New England, many FROST-FREE REFRIGERATOR and negotiations.' short of-its stated objective of house. Twin antennas: carrying handle. Carry follow . In. 1948, Indian pacifist leader of their lives to qualify, even other parts of the nation have been battered also. Hard hit A mere 28" wide! A big 118-lb, freezer section! Separate Very truly yours, providing equitable tax relief it home today! The moon is approaching its M ohandas G andhi w as ___, though they lived out of state by heavy rain and a fast snow melt was the Pacific PicturoB ahown on ocroona oimulata TV racapiion cold controls for both no-delrosl sections 'Righi hand door first quarter. assassinated by a Hindu '•^Pression of the 1930s, President Robert Dennison for Connecticut’s elderly for a short period. 700 Spring St. Northwest, particularly parts of Idaho and Montana/ O F F FEG. PRICE thaPean be reversed: optional automatic ice-maker, too The morning star is'Venus. extremist, plunging i.,uiaIndia’s a Franklin . D. , Roosevelt , , said, “I citizens. The primary inequity 8, The qualifying age for a Manchester You're $80 ahead before 16 Cu. Ft. Frost-Free Refrigerator. Save over $20 ... Franklin Delano Roosevelt, millions into mourning. ^ edge you, I pledge myself, to a is that all income to the surviving spouse would be Sale $298 North Idaho flood damage estimates, from the mid- you sew one stitch on this 32nd president of the United In 1972, in a ,bloody milepost of American Dear Mi;. Weiss:’ household,, including all gifts lowered to 60 years of age. While, gold or avocado. and^^flBSai security benefits, January onslaught, have exceeded $17 million dollars. popular sophisticate! And, States, was born Jan. 30. 1882. the civil strife in Northern This is to confirm our dis­ 9, The property tax freeze on SAVE AT m M be included in gross in­ Some 1500 persons were evacuated from th?ir homes in Singer craftsmanship Now thro Saturday On this day in history: cussions with you relative to assessments under the old law LEAST 2.00 In 1835, a deranged painter, come in determining eligibility. would be extended, thereby per­ Northwest Montana, some major highways were closed by makes home sewing easy the entrance to Case Mountain THIS SALE! U m yovr C htrit Richard Lawrence, fired two should the town acquire it. We Nov. 29, 1973, after studying mitting all homeowners to file 6 to 8 inches of water. and economical, for years. EA. Accottut !• bvy tIiSM shots at President Andrew Todf^’s Thought are finalizing a suitable loca: P.A. 650 and conferring with under either the old law or P.A. The Old Farmers Almanac, in advance, had predicted S ^ cimIs Jackson but missed, in the first tion with the Town Engineering groups of elderly citizens. Gov. 650 at their option. However, heavy rain for all that particular week. GRANTS GUARANTEED* APPUANCES recorded presidential assassina­ Department to provide fdr a Meskill announced that he once an applicant chooses, he A. 5 V2 QT. COOKER-FRYER — Fries, roasts, slews. Ther- ' tion attempt. parking area and entrance from would propose the following must remain with that option. Another public official is unh^py with the newspapers. moslat Aluminum lining and wire-mesh basket changes in the act: In 1933, Adolf Hitler, destined “Jesus Christ is the same, Spring Street west of the Under P.A. 650 the tax freeze on Honolulu Mayor Frank Fasi, a rilitive of Hartford, says the 8. PUSH-BUTTON BLENDER — 6 buttons grate, puree never able to come to the 1, The income of the appiicant whip, blend, mix, Shatter-prool container yesterday, todai^ and forever. spring. This entrance will be assessments was abolished. knowledge of the truth.” II oniy, not the entire household, island’s two daily newspapers have treated him unfairly, C. CUP-A-MINIT PERCOLATOR — Brews 10 cups delicious Be not carrieck about with Timothy 3.7. provided at no cost to the town Although P. A. 650 was a big QUOTE would be used to determine that he will no longer hold press conferences but will in­ 178 llavortui coKee first step in easing the tax various and strange doctrines The Bible says that Jesus with the understanding that it 10" DIAG. MEAS. PORTABLE eligibility, and social security burden of the elderly, the stead issue statements directly to television and radio. D. 2-SLICE TOASTER''— Streamlined in gleaming chrome (teachings)." Hebrews 13.8,9. Christ is the same and un­ will serve as a more convenient with color trim Lighl-lo-dark selector. Crumb tray There has been a mi.sun- benefits would not be included. amendments proposed by Gov. One of the newspapers says “we will not be used by the COLOR TV changing. Once you have made entrance off Birch Mountain E. 3-SPEED DELUXE PORTABLE MIXER — For all mixing derstanding in many respects A decade of strong scientific 2, Singular gifts received by Meskill will provide the tax mayor or any other office seeker as a political propaganda Sizeable saving on the size that’s right for discoveries from him they will Road and that by the grant of jobs. Push-button beater ejector lor clean-up about detente. There has emphasis and great student the appiicant would not be relief so desperately needed by sheet.” den, bedroom or kitchen. Walnut grained JfiAVYWEIGHT EASY- CLEAN ALUMINUMWANE been the id.ea that detente confidence on our campuses has last you a lifetime and will not his en tra n ce yo.u wouliL. F. SPRAY-STEAK4-DRY IRON — Fingertip dial lor all labiTcs counted as gross income. our older citizens. We urge all Both newspapers plan {jourt action. cabinet with twin antennas and handle. reflects an era of good feel­ given way to a decade of in­ need to be changed. He is God’s preclude providing an entrance Aluminum soleplale. While, avocado handle 1 and 2 ql saucepan set. 3 ql and 4 qi 3, Provisions would be made citizens to make known their covered saucepans, 5 cup perk, 2' 2 ql 1 9 7 ing..We have always believed creasing interest in the eastern answer for all the shifting times from the town’s right-of-way to Now thru Saturday CHOICE OF FASHIONABLE AVOCADO OR POPPY the water tower off Tonica for an administrative appeai to support for these amendments. 't-yr ovtf-lh#.counttr rtplacamanl guarantM on tmoll oppliancaa whistling lea kettle that detente is neces.sary pre- religions and mysticism. Man of men. Make him and his More inflation problems for the businessmen and the DO YOU HAVE A CHARGE? lA. Springs TraiJ. the state tax commissioner, Mrs. John C. Gregan .cisely because we have op­ continues oscillating like a pen­ teaching!' your reference point consumer: posing interests in many Sincerely, Such a procedure is not now Mancheser chairman the more for your monevsworth Store dulum from one side to the and he will give you a place to Industry Week says the Interstate Commerce Commis­ parts of the world.' Detente is avaiiabie under P.A. 650. .Joint State Legislative stand when others will need to Robert Dennison necessary because of the other, and often to extremes of 4, Judicial appeals could be Committee sion has given the nation’s railroads permission to raise return from the latest fad, Support ENFIELD WINDSOR DO YOU KNOW GRANT CITY HAS danger posed by the ac­ confidence in the newest filed in a local court of Com­ American Assn, of Retired freight rates in late February by an average of 5 per cent. MANCHESTER WETHERSFIELD proposal only to later devalue it .Norman E. Swensen, PUINVILLE VERNON • Men's sportswear cumulation of 'nuclear weap­ Amendments mon Pleas instead of the Court Persons It’s the fifth hike for the railroads in less than two years. SINGER MIDDLETOWN SIMSBURY ons on both sides. - also. To seek the Bible's conclu­ '■ Pastor - WINSTED NEWINGTON • Children's sleepwear To the editor: of Common Pleas for Hartford National Retired Teachers Railroad freight bills that averaged $100 in May 1972 now Sewing Centers and participating Approved Dealers RRISTOL HARTFORD —Secretary of State Henry sion On this matter is to find the Trinity Covenant ANSONIA MERIOEN • Gift items for the One of the most confusing County as is required under Assn. average $121.80. For store nearest you, see the yellow pages under SEWING MACHINES. whole family Kissinger statement, "Ever learning, and Church bills passed by the 1973 Connec­ P.A. 650. Rest assured the truckers will probably also get a boost. ♦A Tfidcnmk ol THE SINGER COMPANY CopyrUhl C 1974 THE SINGER COljlPANY. All RiRhlt Rtsetvtd Throu|houl Ihc World. A J -W ...... ,^'J" . ■ ^ • • ■»" .

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MANCHESTER EVENING^ Manchester, Conn., Wed.. Jafi. 30. 1974- PAGE SEVEN Coventry _ Residents Object to Rifle Range Plan Advice

range 1,000 feet from the MONICA SHEA fortunate for the town that they ■ The regulations would have to parking places for the stores Rationing nearest house. It is now 300 feet CorD-spomlenl were dealing with a reputable be amended to allow for a coun­ and offices and additional’ 7 4 2 .9 49 5 from the nearesUhouse, and builder and that the builder was try club and this type of facility parking spaces for two one- Advocated Monday’s meeting of the federal laws stipulate that a doing eyery thing possible to would. come under this family houses on the land. Coventry Planning and> Zoning gun cannot be fired any closer tninimize the problems. classification. There were no major objec­ By DICK WEST - than 500_^eet from a private The builder. Dave Paine,, WMALOTTERtr Commission was taken up The planning consultant has tions in either of the public- WASHINGTON (U Pt) - mostly by citizen participation; residence. went-below the water level pur^ been instructed to prepare a set hearings. Land o’ Goshen, I never thought i \ Neighbors expressed Concern posely on one site so that he Felice m .' Residents were concerned of regulations to allow for a Both of these hearings were I would live to see the day! An with two items on the agenda. for their children and the noise could install four and one half country club. requested for the validation of BEAUTY STUDIO expert has admitted giving too # % One was the proposal of the from the range on Sunday mor­ feet of crushed rock on which to The Frank Hasting commer­ previously illegally subdivided nings. According to Dennis much advice! COMEBACK CARi set the celler. M a n c h e ste r S p o rt s m e n cial site development plan for lands. One on Merrow Rd. "At Your Service for 34 Years” I thought I had a better Klotzer, president of the This house will also be Lake St. has been referred to . . . Vegas •. . . Mavericks . . , Dusters . . . Novas . . . Mustangs . . . Darts Assoc’fation to relocate its rifle requested by Michqel Wasko chance of seeing hell freeze association, shooting is not per­ provided with footing drains to the town engineers, to the range, which is on the north and the other on High St. over under the light of a blue side of Merrow Rd. mitted before lO in the morning further reduce the possibility of ' If the number on your Jan. 24th lotter>’ ticket is Department of Envirortitnental requested by Paul Marte, WE ARE PLEASEDv JO moon. Numbers for tickets dated January 24th. , and he stressed that the land is flooding. Protection and to the water trustee. listed, you've won $17 and a chance to win one The association owns 145 But there it is in the February posted. An on-site inspection of the' resources commission due to of two 1974 Oldsmobile Omegas. To he eligible acres of land there and has been It became a matter of record a n n o u n c e THAT issue, of Redbook — Dr. 02539 25924 43705 53226 76399 83788 in existence for eight years. One of the residents property last week showed no its proximity to the lake and for the new car drawing Feb. 14th,‘claim your that the Lawton property on Benjamin Spock conceding that 03887 27474 43987 57765 77401 85633 There is some question whether remarkbd that her concern was water in the cellars of the two because of the potential for $17 at any participating Savings and Loan Goose Lane would have to come he and other pediatricians, psy­ the use of this land for a rifle for children who were too small houses under construction and aggravating lake pollution. before the commission within (instant payoff!). Motor Vehicle Office or the 06398 32880 45867 57997 79022 90143 chiatrists, psychologists, range constitutes a legitimate to read. no water in the land where the The proposal calls for the the next 18 months for a 60-lot Lottery Claim Center in Wethersfield. You must 11769 32980 46407 59750 81074 92018 Linda Pagani teachers, social workers and use under the RU-40 zone. RU- The relocated range would be third house is to be built. connecting of two existing subdivision. This is a stipula­ claim by Feb. 4th to c]ualify for the car drawing.* 12647 34277 47240 70100 83171 94891 <•40 is restricted to a residential too yards long and 42 yards Concerning the preliminary buildings, one an office building assorted authorities in the tion of the mortgage on the •You have 1 year from ticket date to claim your $17 pri«. zone. wide with two to four firing proposal of John Motycka to ex­ and the other a private house. property. IS NOW ASSOCIATED WITH US child-rearing field have The association wants to positions. ‘ It would be sur­ pand the facilities at the overstuffed parents with These buildings would be According to Loyzim this sub­ guidance. ••felocate the range to allow it to rounded by trees and the Skungamung River Golf Course added onto to expand the office division could effect the Congratulcitions to the nearly 6,000 ticket hokiers, members would be shooting by adding a swimming pool and be lengthened to 100 yards space and to add two retail realignment of Goose Lane. Linda brings a wealth of hair styling and knowledge to Felice. Call . ‘We didn’t realize until it was ^ who won tens of thousands of dollars in cash priz4 which would enable the associa­ into a hill 14 feel high. six tennis courts, it was dis:.- stores. This would add a total of One of the residents ■closed thaf the present golf ■ too late, how our know-it-all at­ and lA brand new cars in Connecticut's Lottery. tion to be affiliated with 4,714 square feet to be titude was undermining the It questioned whether the associa­ course regulations do not allow buildings. soon for your appointment with this talented stylist... t f / _ . . ^ This is the final series of Comeback numbers, National Rifle Range. self-as^rance” of mothers and Relocation would place the tion was breaking the noise for these facilities , The proposal also calls for 14 but there II be many more fecial promotions pollution laws, and if the fathers, SjJock confesses. ' YOLANDA IS BACK AGAIN W|JH US FULL-TIME! throughout the year to further boost your chances of association's membership in CEILINGS Hallelujah! IVfaybe there’s a the National Rifle Association Coventry She’s More Than Glad To See Her Many Customers winning the Lottery. /y and Friends... new day dawning,'folks! We Registration wouldn't mean more use of the Bernard Lozier, could have a bright tomorrow range and consequently more ' Inc. after all. Super 75 Hopefi4s 'li. noise. Town Man Charged Reforms The association has 200 Hopairs and 65 Clinton Street, Manchester Phone 643-6637 I.cl Ollu-ni .Now Kcpcnl • Albert and Wa Yiznitsky of 40 Vernon St. have $5,000 smiles after filing their claim with Proposed members of which 15 per cent With Dumping Sewage the^ Connecticut Lottery. They hope to make it a $75,000 grin Thursday, when the Super 75 are Coventry residents. Replacements! Let other advice-givers who C COHHECTKUT1 l 6 t TERV: have saturated the land with drawing is held at Union Hall, 357 Main St., East Hartford, at 10:30 a.m. Yiznitsky is HARTFORD (UPI) - The police chief will be con­ OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY MONICA SHEA sewage through the town. Phone (CLOSED WEDNESDAYS) expostulations, admonitions employed at Pratt & Whitney. They have two children, Kenneth and Joyce SecretarjT^f the State Gloria tacted about making a noise Coventry does not have a dum­ level test on the property. ( J>rrs|M)n(l*-nt 649-4464 and exhortations now come Schaffer says only election of­ ping area. forward and repent. ficials should be allowed to The other item on the agenda 7 12-9 195 that residents were objecting to enroll persons in a political par­ And let it begin with Dr, was the construction of three Joseph Tremano, 38, of ty or record party changeovers. David Reuben, Dr. Alex Com- houses on the corner of Merrow Ridgewood Trail. Coventry, North yietnam Mrs. Schaffer Tuesday called fbi^ and the rest of the army of and North River Rds. was arrested Tuesday night on on the legislative Elections sexologists. Committee to amend the pre­ One of the residents stated a warrant issued by Circuit sent law which she said is “too that the cellar excavation of the Court 12 charging him with If child guidance experts Seeking Money lax." , highest lot was under water on dumping raw sewage. have made parents feel Sunday. He took pictures of this ■» She said as a result, “We The arrest was made in con­ “ignorant and incompetent," as By ALAN DAWSON have learned of many abuses of to bring to the meeting. Spock claims, imagine what the Vietnam and Congress has Twenty-six people in the area nection with the investigation SAIGON (UPI) — Word is voted none. the present system" and she of a complaint received by sex experts have done to recommended a uniform penal­ have signed a petition asking spouses and lovers. leaking through North Viet­ Most interestiitg^ of all. that this construction be Coventry Police several weeks nam’s bambooi^urtain that the however, is the fi^cative ty for false statement “be made ago when Tremano • SALE ENDS part of this new law.” stopped. I know people who won’t even country is in serious economic begging for foreign cash by the f l l Building permits have been allegedly emptied raw sewage hold hands in the movies unless difficulty. citizens of North Vietnam id SATURDAY Mrs. Schaffer said the impor­ from his septic tank truck, on D tant job of enrollment and party issued for two of the homes and there is a book of instructions So bad are its problems that what appears to be an official the builder has voluntarily post­ property at the corner of Rt. 31 under the seat. authorities now have condoned campaign. FEBRUARY 2 changeover should be the func­ and 44A, owned by Albert Lind­ poned construction on the third for the first time an appeal for A North Vietnamese refugee Lj U tion of registrars, town clerks say. A resident in the area and their deputies and home, which is on the lowest In the past couple of decades, money from Vietnamese in .Saigon with a sister in North site, until a report could be made the complaint, police America has become a nation of citizens from abroad. Vietnam received a letter last assistants. said. She said this would “insure done by the town engineers, consultants. There is some kind To Hanoi watchers, the first month from her asking for Griswold and Fuss. of counseling service on every signs Hanoi was in serious money, and tellirig the South the people of Connecticut that The town does not, at the pre­ At one point during last street corner'. Apparently, money trouble were the delays Vietnamese resident how it only properly trained and sent time, have licensing week’s rain storm the road was nobody acts on his own any in rebuilding after the heavy could safely be sent through a qualified officials are ad­ regulations for septic tank under a foot and a half of water. more. pounding of American bombers Communist bank in Hong Kong. ministering the vital functions pumpers. Dorothy Thissel, It is felt that this is caused by a in 1972. Checking with North Viet­ of the election system.” chairman of the Board of five-foot culvert emptying into But what can you expect with It took a year to get the Thai namese refugee friends, the In a letter to Sen. Richard S. Health, said the .department a one-foot culbert. The water the government setting the Nguyen pig iron factory back in Saigon resident found more' Scalo, R-Bridgeport, and Rep. sanitarian is in the process of \ r Eloise B. Green, R-Southbury, a one-foot culvert. The water COMP. VALUE example it does? production. Most railways still than 10 had received similar three building sites. writing an ordinance to $5 TO $15 do not run because of bridges letters, asking for money co-chairmen of the committee, regulate those who pump septic At last estimate the federal It appears 'that the destroyed by American “smart through Hong Kong or Frencli the secretary said too many tanks and those who transport establishment had somewhere reconstruction of the bridge in 99 bombs." banks. It was the first time any people without the proper between. 1,100 and 2,600 ad­ training are involved in the the area is also partly causing 3 tA. Only two weeks ago came the had received such letters open­ visory committees; Which may second indication — a demand ly asking for money. field of election. the water problem. The con­ DAZZLING be why the country is struction of the bridge will also the United States begin im­ The system is simple — China Mrs. Schaffer also'called on RINGS staggering from crisis to crisis. the committee to enact legisla­ be revaluated by the town mediately to pay the $5 billion it has used it for years. American FOR THE tion that would permit absentee engineers. No Time Set promised as war reparations. dollars, French., francs or British sterling are sent to ballots in referenda as well as Residents were concerned SALE.M, Ore. ( f P l) - FAMILY Piircnls Made *‘\fraiil" In officialese, the money is EA.BAG Hanoi’s Bank of Vietnam. The elections. that the percolation tests done Oregon, according to a report For every finger on Spock says the “strong focus called the U.S. “obligation with the hand' Pearls, foreign currency is kept by the She said referenda questions in the area were not adequate. by the Citizens Conference on fk9 e( 40 on child psychology ” has made regard to the healing of the •onyx. Tigers eye bank to be re-spent abroad, often involve issues as impor­ Building Inspector John State Legi.slatures. is one of EASY-TO-FLUSH BABY SALE parents “afraid" of their wounds of war. ” just eight states whose Most rings are gold CONTAC- while the recipient is paid in tant to the voter as candidates Willnaeur said that they more DISPOSABLE DIAPERS filled and sterling children and unable to govern President Nixon has asked legislatures are not allowed Silver, m any with COLD CAPSULES for no aid money for North Vietnamese currency at the of­ the voter chooses at regular than meet the state N E W B O R N S up to 12 lbs.; bag of 60 them. by law to meet annually. genuine stones' Helps relieve stuffi­ ficial rate. elections. specifications. D A Y T IM E (or 12 to 22 lbs : bag of 60 The others are .-Mabama, LIMIT: 3 per customer ness due to colds. Adis A voter who isHl or out of the Willnaeur also stated that it T O D D L E R for ov'er 22 lbs : bag of. 40 quickly. state on the day of a referen­ is not uncommon in Coventry - Maine. .Nevada, .New Hamp­ shire, .North Dakota.' Texas LIMIT: 2 EA. per customer dum should have the right to an for holes being dug for cellars < COMPARE absentee, ballot, she said. to be full of water. He .stated - and Washington. If these slates face emergencies in SKEINS 2 , 0 . She said the referenda that builders had ways of cor­ 4 -'^ , proposal would be included un­ recting the problem. nonregular session years, FOR I ABSORBENT special se.ssions of the law- COTTON TERRY der the disclosure provisions ICLEANER SAVINGS! GRANTS QUALITY SOFT 0RL0N“ and penalty provisions of the Loyzim, chairman of the making bodies must be KITCHEN TOWELS RUG YARN ACRYLIC YARN Corrupt Practices Act. commission, said that it was ,callt'd. 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. f PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wedo, Jan. 30,*1974, \ : ^ ------t / ‘ • i « Junior Wamen Sponsor Engagements •X******»***»***»*»**v .»X»M«!*%v M*X*X»X»1 MANCHESTER .EVENING HERALD; Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Jan. 30. 1974 - PAGir ntnid Workshop Offers Musliroom Inspections About Town • ^ Fire Safety Program Varied Services P,eplete Funds The commission on finance of South United Methodist Church The Manchester Junior Application forms for CRIS The Manchester Sheltered Workshop clients are super­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - will-meet tonight at 7:30 in the Wonfien's Club is sponsoring will be distributed through the Workshop is offering a variety vised and have been performing Alexander Schmidt, com ­ church reception hall. HOSE SALE ^ CRIS (Children's Room Iden­ Board of Education, Monday, to of services to residents in­ these jobs at reasonable rates missioner of the Food and Drug (Famoua Maker) > tification Stickers), which has.. all Kindergarten through 4th cluding lawn care, exterior and with satisfaction guaranteed. The >:• Administration, said Tuesday Selling out entire the recognition of all grades in Manchester. Parents interior painting, cleaning va­ Special discounts are offered to the FDA has spent $6.5 million Al-Anon family groups will senior citizens. stock of Manchester Fire Departments. are asked to fill out these forms cant apartments in preparation in the last four months to in­ meet tonight at 8 at the Second ^4 A child safety program, it and return them to the school. for renting, snow removal, For more information call spect 75 million cans of Congregational Church parish will be in effect on Feb. 13. On Feb.-13, CRIS stickers will house repairs, and window Joe Blette at 646-5718 or 646- " ' Y mushrooms because of a house, 385 N. Main St.; 7786 These stickers are to be placed be distributed t those- who washing. CUCKOO’S “Potpourri” . . . Household Hints and Shopping Tips for botulism scare. Thursday at 8 p.m. at the SKER on the outside of a, child's returned applications. Ad­ Pathfinders Club, 102 Norman bedroom window to alert ditional stickers will be today’s busy woman, to save you time and money. Don’t The project has so drained St.; and Friday at 10 a.m. at the firemen of a child's location in available at town fire stations miss us — We’re here on the women’s page — just for the' FDA’s money and man­ South United Methodist Church DEN TOE < case of fire. after Feb. 13. College Note- nest TEL. 646-6228 /"you. power, he added, that 10,(K)0 campus. Alateen for the 12- to 117 E. CENTER ST. — MANCHESTER other priority food inspections, 20-year-old children of problem involving such things as fish, drinkers will meet Thursday at MESH Bettyann Sr Kupchunos, chemistry. She is an active shellfish, dairy and grain 8 p.m. at the Pathfinders Club. Club To Meet, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul member of the Regis Glee Club Keep several clean and Do you have your Valentine products, will not be carried out The family groups are open to WALKIKSIIEER The engagement of Miss Mar­ P. Kupchunos of 2019 Ellington this year. Hold Auction The engagement of Miss and Orchestra. A dean’s list ironed handkerchiefs in a UNITED Tint tapioca a pale pink, decorations — napkins, candys, friends and relatives living with Value $1.80 cia Lou Rollins of Ellington to Joyce Anne Lussier of East Rd., South -Windsor, has been student, she is also president of flavor it with peppermint, and problem drinkers. The Cosmopolitan Club of John D. Piader of Rockville, listed in “Who’s Who Among plastic bag in the glove com­ EREBRAl cards or wrapping paper? PEN Hartford, formerly of the American Chemical Socie­ partment of the car. This takes serve with rich chocolate PLAZA DEPARTMENT While expressing confidence PAIR Manchester will meet Friday in has been announced by her Manchester, to Charles A. Students in American Univer­ ty, Regis College chapter. She PALSY sauce. Bo.j^llU)Sr 1150 Rva. of Rmarlcas start early enough, it's always pick-up work (you can do meeting set for Feb, 6 at 3 p.m., Now York, N. Y. 10031 Address. Slatewvit'CuniHv'lH'ut iHfk'tii with you.” needlepoint while talking, at which time decoupage will Print Name, Address with ZIP CODE, Stylo Number and Sin, be taught. Girls are reminded to City- She began doing needlepoint watching television), iUs Coupon for FREE Pat­ about 15 yeaj-s ago when her useable,, it lasts forever, and bring in a wood plaque and a tern is-in the '74 Spring -Zip. husband 'was host on the it's also very valuable: print. Bea ^Sheftel is the adult & Summer Basic f a s h io n . ' State- leader. r»9M<4bl I9T1 network television -show ■‘One woman I know who just 'The Gem o f M ain StreeV^ % . ^ Price. . . $1.00 a copyi "Shop a jeweler you ran trust" MtRiWt F |i I V. “Today” (he also was featured finished a 4 by 5 foot rug had it Projects selected for the 1974 917 MAIN ST., MAN(i[BSI1ilkt--4>PBN THOHa 1 0 1PJL Also send for No. 1500 on the“ Tofu|ht”and “Home” appraised for insurance pur­ season include crafts, .cooking, ADVENTURES IN SEWING. Hints to give garments 621 Middle Turnpike, East; 320 Middle Turnpike, West; 595 Main Street; 220 North Main shows). poses. It was worth $7,000" plants, and needlework. MANCHESTER PARKADE JUST ARRIVED — HEART-SHAPED DIAMONDS^ FOR YOUR VALENTINE SWEETHEART 1 ^ 0 professional look. $1.00. Street; East Hartford, 1085 Main; 794 Siiver Lane. •V X.. PAGE TEN— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,. Wed-, Jan. 30. 1974 / ■ MANCH^TER e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn.; We'd., Jan. 30, 1974 — PAGE ELliVEN ■ * 1 B o lto n 5 San Hunt for Killers Humanities Council Given Grant SAN FRANCISCa (UPI) - A history,” said Chief Inspector HARTFORD (UPI) - The ly as a 1969. luxufy sedan and a - The rest, she said, will The national endowment en­ police manhunt today sought Charles Barca. ‘Tve never The victims were also white fort. Police were placed on full­ Connecticut Humanities Coun­ finance projects to deepen seminars and town meetings the marauding killers of four “boxy” shaped older sedan. city’s history, officials said. It courages lectures, discussions. for adults on public issues. heard of such senseless, un­ Police said more than one car and the attackers believed time alert to track the killers in was given the code name cil has received a $185,000 grant citizen understanding of issues persons shot at, random along provoked and vicious killings.” black. But police said they had 'the biggest manhunt in the 'nate Traffic Authority from the National Endowments that affect the state and how city streets. may have been used and two or “Operation Zebra,” None of the victims knew more killers in a “team” may no "soft or haTd evidence” for the Humanities tp sponsor the state government is dealing The murders in which lone linking the killirtgs or the killers each other or the killers. Who have alternated as triggerman. DONNA HOLLAND projects on public issues. with the matter. £ gunmen approached strangers apparently worked as a team arid that the motives were still Transportation which outlined The council’s executive direc­ Three of the victims were Correspondent The selectmen took no action Volunteer Fire Department to’ The humanities council is an in the dark and shot them a mystery. , steps being taken to update and tor, Marianne Barnaby, said with one driving and one ap- shot twice in the back, police Tel. 646-0375 on the use of such cards. come up with a report that independent non-profit without warning Monday night . preaching ithe victims with a Barca said “the possibility new shipment Just arrived of famous improve maintenance and about $60,000 of the grant will said. The selectmen have recorded First Selectman Richard would cover accidents they at­ organization formed at the brought tq 10 the number of certainly exists” the shootings repair of traffic signals be used for the council’s ad­ 32-caliber revolver, • police The killings took place themselves and State Police Morra, as chief of police, tend. request of the national endow­ similar street killings in three said. could be part of an organized ef­ Pennsylvania dutch wrought iron throughout the state. ministrative costs in the next 18 between 7:57 and 9:52 p.m. Trooper Robert Peterson as the received a letter from the ^They do not know how fender ment to carry on citizen infor­ months. At least two black men using • irivsts Bolton has two flashing months. Monday as the killers moved • hooks legal traffic authority in Bolton Department of Motor Vehicles bender accidents can be mation programs. "This is the most serious large sedans were believed the beacons under the state through residential districts • eagles • switch plates for the State Traffic Commis­ saying the department is reported. series of crimes in this city’s department’s jurisdiction, one killers. All the victims were west and south of the downtown • fire marks • match boxes sion. working on {jreliminary designs Elect Officers vyhite and shot in quiet residen­ at the intersection of Rt. '6 & ' T h e area. Police said the same NOTICE • knick knacks A copy of the state to improve accident report The Wpmen’s Auxiliary of the tial neighborhoods. 44A and one on Rt. 44A, west of killers may have wounded a all at unbellavaMa low pricetl regulations for use of state forms used by investigating Bolton Football Association _ The'victims, were arbitrarily To Be Auctioned fairway is known for Itir" Keeney Dr. hikhhiker on a freeway ramp highways for parades and other police officers and involved recently elected its officers for selected and marked for death, 1966 FORD VAN The selectmen received a Cuckoo’s Nest / in an East Bay industrial city Serial No. E14TH wondorful asaortmantl special events was received operators. the coming year. . 117 E Center St., Manchester 646-6228 detectives believed. Most were four hours later. A. sample of an emergency alloca­ The letter Said that help and 29B631 I H f l w e have aveiy little thing with special note given to the Elected were Jocelyn Soares, shot in the back or while tur­ At least two, and possibly tion card which was prepared "advice is needed if the work is Scramble at fact that requests for parades president; Donna Holland, vice your cut...no teasing ning around in response to a three, weapons were used in the for local volunteer firemen and going to provide forms that will Unmutakedly I call, police said. SILVER LANE SHELL must be submitted to the com­ other individuals who use their president; Barbara Sposito, shootings, jwlice said, and the mission not less than 90 days meet both the town needs and secretary; Linda JencRes, or hairspraying. Naturally done, For Oil The gunman then fled on foot 252 Spencer SI. personal cars on a volunteer Monday killings were similar to before the event. those of highway safety treasurer; Betty Jensen, con­ crisply casual...Another sweet and disappeared or jumped in a Manchester basis for town emergencies. It six random street killings in researchers. cessions and Virginia Assard, "Natural” from the Cuckoo’s Nest to MONDAY, FEB. 4th tickete Correspondence was received came from Mayor Arthur W Begins waiting car, described various­ late November and December. The department also dance chairman. you! If It’s you,-then wear It... at 11:00 A.M. herel from the Department of Powers of Berlin. requested the selectmen’s The WABFA Unanimously I BRUSSELS (UPI) - The (• thoughts on accident record voted to send Rochelle Bolton problem areas, reporting of ac­ Our Clinics Will Be Held : great European scramble for Holcomb a letter of commenda­ The Last Tuesday of Each Month... oil is on. cidents involving fatalities, in­ tion for her volunteer work In defiance of pleas by U.S. juries or damage greater than throughout past football $400 to any one person’s proper- Np Appointment Needed Mon., Tues. or Wed. and Common Market officials State Safety Code seasons. Mon., Tues., and Wejd. Open ’til 8:00 P.M. for Western unity, European ty- The organization will hold its The'selectmen are requesting Thursday and Friday Nlghts'’til 9:00 P.M. emissaries trekked through the annual dance Saturday, Nov. 16 Saturdays ’til 6:00 P.M. R e g a l’s members of the Bolton Middle East Tuesday, seeking Now Binds Town s at Fiano’s Restaurant. to swap arms and money for future oil supplies. The com­ Danff» Hanson, executive Toward the end of last year petitive scramble, with each director of the Capitol Region the finance board voted to do nation out for itself, set a Council of Governments, in­ nothing concerning a request somber stage for the U.S. formed the selectmen that ap­ from the selectmen for funds European-Japanese oil con­ proval for the Connecticut Job needed to begin complying with Everybody will be Coming to the OPENING of the New ference in Washington Feb 11. Safety and Health Plan was OSHA regulations. French Foreign Minister JANUARY given by the Federal Depart­ At the time of the request Michel Jobert headed home ment of Labor Jan. 5. First Selectman Richard Morra from a Middle East journey-, All municipalities in the state said the finance board felt he apparently with a 20-year deal are now subject to the was being premature in for 800 million tons of Saudi provisions of the Connecticut requesting such funds. Arabian oil. legislation which is substantial­ A letter was sent to the Italian Foreign Minister Aldo ly the same as the Federal Oc­ finance board asking if it would B.M. PATHMARK OFFICE She^s 90 Today Moro is on a trip to Egypt, cupational Safety and Health now reconsider the initial Kuwait, Iran and Saudi Arabia. Act (OSHA). request. Before he left, Moro complied Beginning immediately he Now that the legislation has Mrs. Antoinette Custer-of 11 1884 in Germany. She came to CLEAN SWEEP! advised the selectmen to take with Arab demands by calling been approved every Wellington Rd., who is obser­ the United States at the age of the necessary steps to assure ving her 90th birthday today, for Israeli withdrawal from all municipality and school board \ five and has lived in occupied Arab territory. that the town of Bolton is in is responsible for compliance. Saturday at 10am was honored at a buffet dinner Manchester all her life. compliance. ^ party Saturday at her home. BriUsh Chancellor of the A state inspector, at any time Her favorite pastimes are A copy of the letter was may examine town and school About 40 friends, relatives Exchequer Anthony Barber watching television, playing went to Switzerland earlier this forwarded to the Board of property and if violations are and neighbors attended the pat­ cards and going for auto rides. Finance and the Board of ty given by Mrs. Custer’s son- month to sign a one-year deal found can issue directives com­ She is a member of Concordia Education. pelling corrections. in-law and daughter, Mr. and with the vacationing Shah of Lutheran Church and its Golden Iran. Other British contacts Mrs. Robert G. K ittle of Age Group. She also belongs to Wellington Rd. with Saudi Arabia are in the Manchester Senior Citizens. progress. PRICE Mrs. Custer was born Jan. 30, (Herald photo by Pinto) West Germany, although an Tolland apostle of European unity, is V. dickering with Algeria and'lran for oil and natural gas. In Denmark, the state-owned ON THESE ITEMS... Exhibition Will Op en company Danish Natural Gas Club Gives $200 We’re Giving Away changed its name last month to At Stairwell Gallery "Danish Oil and Natural Gas.” It sent a delegation Monday to To Land Trust Long Sleeve Dress Shirts ■ ■ ■ A Friday night screening of Iraq, Kuwait and the Persian Nostalgia, childhood remem­ Gulf emirates. V IV IA N KENNESON cumulate land, either through the Marx Brothers’ classic, brances, and frequent grants or to purchase it with "Night at the Opera,” will open The scramble has taken its Correspondent references to athletics — es­ political toll already. The Tel. 875-4704 funds donated by the public, and a three-week exhibition of pain­ pecially boxing — comprise the Belgian government collapsed Long Sleeve Sport Shirts ■ ■ ■ The Tolland Junior Woman’s to keep the land in its natural tings, ceramics, and jewelry at subject matter for Smalley’s state. the Stairwell Gallery of this month when a refinery deal Club has donated $200 to the paintings. Executed in a hard- with Iran fell through. Tolland Land Trust to be It intends to promote scien­ Manchester Community edge, stylized representational tific studies of the acquired College. The Washington conference applied’toward the purchase of manner, his acrylic paintings areas, and to make them \ The Friday program at the was called by President Nixon Sweaters...Outercoats a parcel of land in the town. have been described as “sym­ to seek a united approach by the Support for the Land Trust is available for the education of college’s 146 Hartford Rd. bolic narratives.” young people and the general building will start at 8 p.m. with industrial nations toward the oil the club’s community improve­ Heller, who hails from problem. ment project for this year. public in ecology and other the film, and Will be followed by Dayton, Ohio, holds BFA and natural sciences. a reception, in the gallery, for Sir Christopher Soames, the The Tolland Land Trust Corp. MFA degrees from P ra tt Common Market’s external af­ Shoes...Ties was formed by local residents The Land Trust, is a non­ the two artists whose work is Institute at Brooklyn, N.Y. fair commissioner, warned to preserve as much un­ profit, bipartisan organization being exhibited. In Heller’s ceramic work, which exists solely for the The paintings by Stephen against an “ugly competitive derdeveloped land as possible faces and organic shapes have auction of oil” and said that the in Tolland. Its function is to ac­ Benefit and future of Tolland. Smalley, and ceramics and been added to the more jewelry by,John Heller, will re­ “only dignified and honorable traditional repertoire of forms. way will be in unison.” main on view until Feb. 22. The These new forms, as well as France has yet to decide SUITS free event is open to the public. bright colors and lustrous Tolland Gallery hours are 8 a.m. to 10 whether to attend the glazes, relate the ceramics to Washington meeting. The other p.m. weekdays. the "pop-funk” tradition in con­ Common Market nations have’' Both Smalley and Heller are temporary art, yet the func­ Less than V2 PRICE Yoi/Cart Be a Winner! on the faculty of Bridgewater said they will come, despite Antique Show Scheduled tionality of his work is anti­ Arab warnings of “very serious State College in Massachusetts. funk. Heller likes to work Smalley, a- native of trouble” if the oil-using nations Our Reg. to ^120. ^ M O V /*49*® with stones in his jewelry — form a common front. VIVIAN KENNESON paperweights and a reproduced Everyone is eligible. You do not have to open an account or make a deposit. Rockville, holds a BS degree which doesn’t contain the "pop- Only Holland, which is still Corresponilt-nl 1869 map of Tolland. Mrs. Helen from the Massachusetts funk” references — but he L. Needham’s book, "A Long College of Art, a MEd degree under the leaky Arab oil em­ Our Reg, to *145._____ N 0 W ^59^® The Tolland Historical Just fill out a registration slip. prefers natural crystals to cut bargo, has sent no envoys on Society’s 8th Annual Antiques Time Ago*will also be for sale. from the State College at stones. Committee chairmen for the Boston, and a DEd degree from shopping trips to the Middle Show will be held Feb. 16 and 17 Both Smalley and Heller have East. But even the Dutch have at Tolland High School begin­ event -are: General co- Pennsylvania State University. extensive exhibition credits and dispatched two ambassadors to ning at 10 a.m. chairmen, Edward Patapas and Every day from Sat. Feb. 2 to Sat. Feb. 9 at 2:00 p.pi. We Will Give have been the recipients of Arab countries to try to get the Thirty dealers will be present Duane-Mathews; exhibitors, numerous awards. embargo lifted. SPORTCOATS from New England and New Mrs. Joseph P. Hall; adven- York and a refreshment bar tising and publicity, Mrs. will be open throughout the Duane Mathews; program Many Less than V2 PRICE show. book, Lawrence Small; THREE $20 GIFT CERTIFICATES Chlorine The Historical Society’s Historical Society booth, Mrs. Harold Garrity; exhibitor’s Our Reg. to $50. NO W *24^0 FASHIONS FOR booth will sell stationery Use these certificates just like money at any store in the Pathmark Center. Supply decorated with a pen sketch by meals, Mrs. Frank Kalas; David Garrity of Tolland refreshment bar, Mrs. John Oiir Reg. to *65. AfOIV*29®® Green, Harold Weigold’s book, Tweet; treasurer and ad­ Short "Tolland: An Old Post Road missions, Mrs. Jean Auperin. AND Town,” postcards. On Sat. Feb. 9 at 1 ;00 p.m. We Will Give ABSOLUTELY FREE WASHINGTON (UPI) - An Environmental Protection Our Reg. to *85 NOW *34*® Agency official said Tuesday Education Board some municipalities will be hit Supermarkets TWO SHOPPING SPREES this year by a shortage of chlorine to purify drinking water, but that the supply Urged to Push All the groceries you can pile into a shopping cart in five minutes* should improve in 1975. ■ Deputy Administrator John I PANTS T. Rhett urged approval of For More Funds legislation giving the govern- ' Many; Much Less than Vz PRICE ment standby authority to im­ ALSO INCLUDED HARTFORD (UPI) - The deprived children. pose a mandatory allocation Our Reg. to *25. A fO lV *9*® Connecticut Conference of “One hears persistent rumors system on the indtistry “to cope U.S.D.A. Choice First Cut Mayors and Municipalities that the governor’s budget will with serious shortage situations IN THIS SALE! today urged the state ^ a rd of include no new assistance for Millionaire for a DAY . if such should develop durinc Our______Rea.B O . to ‘11 . Education to press harder for educationally deprived 1974” NO W *3®® MANCHESTER STORE ONLY! increased state aid to educa­ children, no increase in the CHUCK STEAK g ^ g % ^ Wn MEHCHAMDISR i Win the interest on one million dollars for one day at 5V4 % per annum. Rhett told a Senate com­ tion. I percentage of state support of Accept lAASTER CHAR6E, CASH or CHECK...Regal Charges NOT ACCEPTED on Sale MerchandlseJ A • V. merce subcommittee that John J. Sullivan, conference special education, ” Sullivan chlorine was forecast "to be in or ROAST > . 0 9 ^ president said, the board which said. short supply throughout most of recommended a budget in­ . 1974 if current economic con­ U.S.D.A. Choice California crease Oct. 3, "apparently is He asked the board to seek Come in and REGISTER! FREE GIFTS for ALL! the increase immediately ditions continue.” CASH & CARRY not attempting to persuade But he added the shortage either the governor or the because ‘'next week the gover­ “will potentially affect only SEMI-BONELESS a l l SALES FINAL legislature of the need for ad­ nor will be shaping his budget FREE Carnation Corsages, FOR THE FIRST 100 LADIES REGAL MEN'G GHOP ditional moriies.” The board proposals and many decisions some fraction of these users, since many producers have CHUCK ROAST 9 9 ^ The COMPLSTB MEN'S STORE" proposed an Increase in the can be made and unmade in chosen to continue to provide basic state per-pupil grant from that time.” ■ supplies in spite of the-shor­ Sno White $215 to $300 per pupil. Meanwhile, Joel Cogen, the tage.” 903 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER - TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON He said the board members conference’s executive director Rhett said, however, thaP should “vigorously and publicly said Tuesday his group has Savings BankP of Manchester EPA projections showed that MUSHROOMS OPEN MON. thru SAT. 9:30 to 5:30 pursue” their demand for sub­ started reviewing figures which OPEN MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10:00 to 9:00 showed that increase in per Member F D I.C. "by- early 1975 the chlorine THURSDAY 9:30 to 9:00 stantial increases in average shortage should be over.” SATURDAY 10:00 to 5:30; daily membership, special pupil cost in Connecticut during *up to $200. Connecticut's L»rge$t Siyings Sink Etti oHht/il¥0r ___ education, pupil transportation the school year 1972-73 was the and aid for educationally lowest in eight years. - PATHMARK OFFICE Spencer St., MANCHESTER

N A i 3 dVS OJ; PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HEftALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jaiw 30/1974 Town To Have Meals MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan. 30. 1974^ PAGE THIRTEEN Medical UNITED^ For Senior Citizens ^ S T A T E S ! COUPON SAVINGS COUPON SAVINGS iljl Sm Erancltco; Research Continues SrU SH D O W N Thl« Coupon This Coupon Worth This Coupon This Coupon Worth Worth South W indsor’s senior ticipated is transportation to Persons ■ interested! should By AL ROSSITER JR. U» • Worth pressure alleviated temporarily by the Apollo 1 fire in which ® citizens will soon be able to buv the Wapping Gommunity have some experience in UPI Science Editor some symptoms of senility. Toward lha purchaae of 20 three astronauts died in a Toward the purchase of Toward lha purchaae of any' a nutritionally balanced lunch Church where the lunches will ha'lidling and serving food. The “During the last decade any pourid packaga ol any hsad of Toward the purchase iol l^ASHINGTON (UPI) — A spacecraft pressurized with S m D lo fo any poundund pkg. for less than 40 cents. be served between 11 a.m. and ‘ job is 10 hours per week and medical journals steadily have 1:30 p.m. Officials are looking desperate attem ^ to save the oxygen in 1967. 46-02. can pays J20.. reported favorable clinical Trimble, however, said the The federally funded for volunteer drivers. newborh son of President All details are being handled Kennedy in 1963 informed the results from hyperbaric treat­ main concern is the oxygen Butter Li8ttuce program, administered through by Peter Santarpia, director of ment applied to no less than 20 Juice Bacon worid of a iittie known tool of itself. The life-giving gas can IThM iw tarw#y 'FMMtwk ttw . the Community Renewal Team The program, which is the South Windsor Social Ser­ 4m ir thiM Itl. Ft* I. 1974 vtM «kt«e medidal researchers — the use diseases or injury conditions,” turn into a deadly poison if it is Ifmfi arve per lemNy Geed •« any Fammerk tupermerkei I of Hartford with the assistance Ihiu l a l . FM a, 1974 ygip operating successfully in vices. He may be reached at of high pressure chambers to says Vance H. 'Trimble in a breathed under too high of the Department on Aging, is ,MbTiark Manchester, Enfield and Ver­ 644-2511, extension 15 or at the force oxygen into the bodies of just-piiblished book on the sub­ pressure for too long. Doctors '11*414 AM BOT 107B ^ ^ r k ) /li. 1Q7B Mknafk M i S scheduled to begin in late non, has opened up a job for a Community Services Office, ject, "The Uncertain Miracle” do not yet understand just what 107B Mmark February. the ailing. sile manager. , , 644-2509. (Doubleday, $6.95). high pressure oxygen can do, 2-8-74 The program is contingent The 31-foot long cylindrical tank at the Harvard Medical The Pulitzer Prize winning and why. upon participation by at least 25 journalist reports that senior citizens per day. Those Center failed to cure tiny JUDITH KUEHNEL Patrick Kennedy of hyaline thousands of lives have been The primary question is taking part in the lunch service South saved in cases where a diseased Take these coupons Correspondent membrane disease, but the whether hyperbaric oxygeha- must be at least 62 years old. or injury-wracked body must •15 One of the problems an­ 644-1364 tragedy did not stop a boom in tion (HBO), as it is called, Windsor the 1960s in hyperbaric have an above normal supply of offers enough beneficial results PACIFIC OCEAN medicine. oxygen. Extra oxygen is literal­ to compensate for the risk I Doctors across the nation ly compressed into the associated with its use. ^hmark to Pathmark and save were reporting success in using bloodstream when a person in­ hales the gas in a pressurized SKYLAB 3 oxygen under two or three “Some of those who rushed chamber. times atmospheric pressure to eagerly and aggressively into Historical Society Plans “In almost every case, death treat patients with carbon HBO therapy candidly concede monoxide poisoning and with was cheated at the eleventh time, money & energy that 10 years of often quixotic hour after some frustrated doc­ gas gangrene and other infec­ ups and downs have stung their 120 Most Dinner, Auction Feb* 22 tor already had vainly tried tions caused by germs which faith and dan^pened their ar­ 24-oz, cont. lkilhm.,L SOI every other trick in his medical flourish in the absence of dor,” Trimble said. “A handful stores Dial a little help! H e’s Checking The Budget oxygen. bag,” Trimble said. Skylab Splashdown Site 2 4 - O Z . cont. The South Windsor Historical 528-7631; Mrs. Martin Pandozzi, needed. Those wishing to became totally disillusioned open Now more than ever you can rely 3 and quit altogether. Others Johnson’s Society will hold its annual 289-8514 or Mrs. Gregory donate may have articles Frederic Malek, deputy director of the Office of Manage­ Stroke Victims Danger of Fire This UPI newsrnap shows the location of recovery ships iii Jo h n so n ’s on the Pathmark Hot Line to bring Success also was reported paused to take a second look dinner and auction Feb. 22 at Plunkett, 528-1390. Autioneer picked up by calling one of the ment and Budget, wears a “printer’s hat’’ at the Govern­ But despite the successes, the splashdown area for the Skylab 3 astronauts. The mis- o you money-saving food values the First Congregational will be John Wholley. chairladies. Auction items may with burn patients and with there have been problems. and decided to slow down, Sion will end Feb. 8 after 12 weeks of space research in the Baby Powder everyday. Call our toll-free Hot rvi ment Printing Office as he checks President Nixon’s fiscal. relegating once-ambitious Baby Powder Church, 993 Main St., South Items for the event are also be brought that evening. some stroke victims. And Some chambers have exploded. longest space flight ever. Hoursaday Line numbers: Windsor. 19'J5 budget 1/29, which will go to Congress next Monday. research seemed to show that studies to the back burners of store Information: ^ 7 Q C With ' And the danger of fire is a f * N.Y., Conn., Mata., and tome N.J., Dal. The program for the evening (UPI photo) breathing oxygen under their imaginations. ■ W r This Coupon-" In New Jersey: serious one, as demonstrated and Penn. Pathmarka Cloaad Sundays. Limit on* por family. Good a*l any Palhmark will include a social hour from 6 Moat atorea not opan Sunday cloae on Saturday night Supormarkat Sun., Jan. 27 thru Sal., r at midnight and open Sunday at Midnight. Fab. 2. 1974. Void whora prohibittd. ^ to 7 p.m. (wine and cheese will Check your local Palhmarkfor exact Store Hours. 800-572-2640 be served) followed by a full Footbridge, Walk With This Coupon In N.Y., Conn., Penn,.& Del.: Pension Bill During Ihg late hours some deparlmenis may be cioseu course chicken dinner and auc­ tion. Fres/i Farm Produce I _ 10-Pack 800-631-5640 The dinner is |fl for children Planned Near Park under 12 years of age and $1.75 ,, ^Super Savings o Advances To Temple for adults. Members of the ■ Roman 10-Pack society and their friends are in­ According to Mayor Robert 2,400 feet of sidewalk in front of Oranges vited to attend the program. Smith, the Town Council is con­ the Veterans Memorial Park on Roman Pizza Reservations should be made sidering the possibilities of a Pleasant Valley Rd. House Floor 0 C Pizza footbridge over the Podunk WASHINGTON (UPI) - A years of service and agb add up no later than Feb. 15. Please The Pleasant Valley Road ea. |C with call Mrs. Clarence Nicholson, River along with approximately fpiS^Fanrious Brands bill to assure workers that the to 45, 50 per cent of vesting is area, one of the town’s major pensions they anticipate actual­ assured. He acquires the, This Coupon travel sections, is narrow and Limit eno por family. Good at any Palhmark Get the latest ly will be paid upon retirement remaining 50 per cent over the OQC S uparm arktl Sun., Jan. 27 thru Sal., can be dangerous to those □ C e le r y Paacal Ig. atalk. £ 9 money-saving advances to the House floor for next 10 years. &n/e20^ Fob. 2, 1974. Void whora prohibllod. ^ patronizing the swimming Budget O O C hints and approval early next month. Many employes work for □ T o m a to e s carton of 3 W W With This Coupon l^illmark' facilities at the park. Waah Inglon State _ _ ■I 1Save20 Baal Frying Fully Cooked, Water Added trical equipment on premises ly accepted Felt Rd. and a por­ For older workers whose problem. i^ S m o k e ^ 2 Servinga Per Pound. known as Parcel 48 on Strong tion of South Satellite Rd. into All unfinished oak. Large variety of sizes 64 oz. Bottle Burn warmly lor c o c k or Flounder □ Sole Fillets' Pathmark Turkeys Shank QQC Butt Q Q c PTA Plans Rd. in an industrial zone. the town highway system. from 6" to 36". 4.59 Siz e ... 1.83 2-1/2-3 hours W W Chickens Portion 0 9 ib . Portion w9ib. □ PerchFillets Palhmark pkg. 89® Young Tender Swift’s Whole Fresh S .n .,0o n . l. . . 59 Dairy Values at Pathmarking Prices! Popular Brends Butterbell High In Protein! Center SH 49 Architect Selection .49® Slices lb. Hamscr,o v . c l lb. Girls^ Bay Kenner Fun Factory Jr. . Premium Deep Bailed Play Doh for the youngsters! U50A' Grade A □ C h icke n s Well Trimmed 10 to 24 lbs. ; 10 to 24 lbs. ‘- - ' r r c s n JServmga per pound The Wapping School PTA will Mini Winnie by Vonka Reforms Proposed □Roasting^u: sponsor a Mother-Daughter sturdy truck for boy or girl. Shank Q Q C 1 Butt QQC Biscuits > w«th Wing* AUachtd Portion 0 9 ib . 1 Portion ^wib. Night on Tuesday, Feb. 5 at 7 □Breasts"'"'" HARTFORD ^UPI) - Rep. general contractors subcon­ Buttermilk or | Chicken - Ouarltred p.m. Super Heroes by Mego wtih Back* AMiChed i' Superman, Batman, Robin, Rosario T. Vella, R - Enfield, tractors, architects, planners Country Style 8-OZ-COnl. □ L e g s Center Slices 3 Scrvingi per pound^ ^ It, -.The event, to be held at the HNB Protect says he will propose legislation and engineers and three public school, promises an evening of MANCHESTER Your Photo to eliminate political con­ SA V E an Extra 4 0 % MemoriesI members-at-large. Pathmark l-ox. merriment provided by “Stor­ tributions as a factor in state □ Y o g u il t Sundaa-Styla conf. 19® ' Asseen oITi The three public members 2'/. 02. l^Line TV my,” the magic clown. Sport Watches Reg. 1.99 selection of architects and OFFICES “Stick It To Me” would be appointed by the hall gal. 7 0 C pkg. A w engineers. . IZI Orange Juice Kraft btl. f 9 Pathmark Plus Tickets are on sale at the For All Seasons YOUR governor and would have no ties For good nutrition and economy mix Pathmark Plus - our Textured Vegetable Protein Meat school through Feb. ^ 1 for 50 Photo Album Vella, chairman of the Deli Values at Pathmarking Prices! CHOICE with the building or design in­ Extender - with our Ground Beef. Watch one pound turn into a pound and a half. With cents. Ice cream sundaes, 1.77 legislative State and Urban dustries, Vella said. O p en Pathmark Plus your price per serving goes from 25^ to 2H. Choose seasoned or mildly « punch and coffee will be served Our Development Committee, was Our “I think it would be impossi­ □ Sw ift’s H am Cnn. after the performance. Reg. Big Ben Jig Saw called on by Gov. Thomas J. seasoned. In our Butcher Block meat cases now. « 12.97 Reg. ble for such a committee to 3 For furtheir information con­ Meskill to find solutions to the □Swift’s Bacon °;‘S " *1” Puzzle, Reg. 99c ...... 2.99 come tip with any findings tact Kathy Culhane at 644-8875. . through 7.78 ea.' problem revealed in a recent M on Fri. 9-3 before the end of the coming •Calendar .Sweep Second Hand □ Swift’s Franks-TO 99* DRIVE-IN HOURS 9 - 4 l i l t Soma by Parker A O O 2J5 UPI investigation. session,” Vella said. • Luminous Dial .Elapsed Time Ten self stick magnetic pages! Many Vella said Tuesday he plans Appetizing Values at Pathmarki^ Prices! •Indicator • Swiss Movement Reg. 1.99 ...... I ■ W W colors, fits all size photos. * ‘‘But by having the EVENING HOURS ' to hold public hearings oh the legislature approve the com­ Ground matter during the coming mittee, it could have legislation □Roast Beef .»79® Thieving Ducks Mid(Jle Turnpike Office General Assembly session ready for action in the 1975 beginning Feb. 6. □Turkey Breasts M Ahy Size BRUNDALL, England (UPI) FOR EXTRA WARMTH session,” he said. 320 Middle Turnpike West Vella said he received a letter Package — A boatyard has installed SAVE “This commission will make D om eilic *4-lb. from the governor asking him □Boiled Ham 99® Beef selfclosing doors on its 6-8 Thursday AND SLEEPING COMFORT the members of the profession Seafood Values at Pathmarking Prices! to consider the possibility of es­ Beef Short Loin. Cubed. Frozen. workshop to stop wild ducks look at themselves,” Vella said. 4 tablishing a commission to WefI trim med. vl *2 ’?. nVeal Patties High in Proleina! who live in the area from Manchester Green Office 20 “They will have to find their S 0 7 9 □ R ib S te a k □Shell Steak Short Cul. JS: % study alternate procedures for □ S h rim p (41'SO par Pound | Rock Cornish waddling inside and stealing own solution.” Swift's Prtm ium ' A □Beef Liver 621 Middle Turnpike East SLEEPING BAG On All Selecting design professionals □Rib Roast m 3 □ G a m e Hens 21-01. Avarag# 891 workmen’s lunches. Recent UPI stories based on r.oitn /[Qc for state building projects. interviews with architects and (Avriitable in Our Stores Tues. thru Sat.) US Gov't □Sausage Links M 6-8 Friday Lawson □DelmonicoHs;^fi*2^? □Turkey W ings Im peded Vella said he will propose a engineers showed that many' Turkey. Frozen Named Right CLEARANCE!. F re sh Steak, North Manchester Office Medicine nine • member commission that professionals said they must □ Sirlo in Well Trimmed, Full Cut. □Drumsticks U.S. Gov't. Inaptclad 49f. □ S a u sa ge Linksir.*.;! f— I A llellan Style, Hoi end Freeh Pork. Butt WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. will include the .public works [ 1 l O O n A PuiO ^ork Bulla, 1 1 9 contribute to the major Boneleaa Sirloin. Boneleea, Easy Carving. 220 North Main Street Chests C o d Fillet Well Trimmed. Beef Lein. L - J w d U w C i y w Net. S p k e t. Made Dally *1”: □Shoulder (UPI) — Florida game officials General Electric commissioner, chairmen of political parties in order to be □ S te a k are still looking for “Houdini,” OUR REG. 6-8 Wednesday AM Clock Radio professional associations of considered for state design Manulacturera Coupon Savings ^T bP P O O P P l Manulaclurera Coupon Savinga the elusive'senior citiziSn PRICES a a a o l Manulacturera Coupon Sevinga a o D o i'f Manufacturers Coupon Savinga lo D o a Baked enamel finish, distortion free jobs. or a ---- ID IP PI— Toward the purchase ol Tbit Coupon Toward Iho purchaae ol crocodile who has eluded This Coupon Toward tha purchata ol Ladlet' Tpmmy Control OFF mirrors; assorted styles. Design work, unlike construc­ This Coupon l- o i.) a r Worth 100-ft. roll First Manchester Office Worth I *')Any Two Balh Size Bara $ -| 5 9 searchers for.days. 30% Examples: Worth Panty Hose A Great Night tion, is not awarded on a com­ Taster’s Dow The game wardens say 595 Main Street petitive bid basis. Members of Dial Lycra Spandea Top, Sheer Nylon With TfOa Houdini is 125 years old and es­ I Reg. 8.88 Reg. 8.88 Reg. 10.88 London (UPD - American Choice 20< Saran Wrap Lega, Aaat. Colora. Siiea A A B Coupon 6-8 Thursday SELECT GROUPCF SLEEPING BAGS! the professions told UPI that 5 0 < Freoie-Orled Coffee Soap caped Sunday from a fenced pit pop group manager Jo Lustig 12.88 accurate bidding isn’t possible ir hmw ••!. r«a i. zr tiwu a»« F«» 1 Jtft IT Hicu 9 « l . F*a Z ' I V*w alwt* near here. Wake'to music! Easily read clock face, Not All Models In All Stores - 549 g99 g69 says he has booked the 6,000- on designing. i ____ , 8 “It probably escaped during Slide rule dial. seat Royal Albert Hall for the OOD D D D O O 0 0 D D 0 o a p n a p i o ^ DDPDDonpDDPDnoananPio7uO PPPPOOOOOOOPPOOOOOP'P^Bd oppppod Save 2 0 * i p p q k b b P W ere with you all the way As a result, the Public Works T" the night. It would have been night of July 4, 1976, the 200th Department has a free hand in Prices effective Sun., Jan. 27 thru Sat., Feb. 2,1974. hard to miss a crocodile dubing 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: Wed. thru Sat. anniversary of the American selecting architects, engineers the daytime,” said Art HARTFORD NATIONAL Mahchester^ Declaration of Independence. and planners. Not rvtpontibit lor lypogriphlc.l .rror., C.rl.ln ll.nii not .v.llibl. whtr. prohibil.d by l.w. It.mi on.rml lor i.l. not .y.lliblo to olh.r roKII doiltrs or whol.t.l*r(. It.m. ind p ric i y.lld only .1 P.lhm.rk Sup.rm.rk.t., Dworken, spokesman for Lion Mon. thru FrI. 9:30 to 9:30 p.m. Asked what he would stage, B A N K > T R U ^ Bmk^ ericaiio Many of the designers UPI Country Safari where the croc 1145 Tolland Tpke. Sehirdey 9:00 e.m. to 9:30 p.m. Lustig said; "I don’t know. But talked to said that those who resided. '’ t,.!. ., 1.1. I ..r,|,. ,||,uin(|„,., |i|( it’s got to be a great night for don’t contribute don’t get jobs. something.”

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Jan. 30, 1974— PAGE FIFTEF.iv fObituaries Nixon P ’ Police Report M p8. Lena J. M iller Address Hornets es • ROCKVILLE — Mrs. Lena (Continued frpm Page One) Jones Miller, 82, of 21 Court St, sington was charged Tuesday died Tuesday at a Rockville say it will contain few new MANCHESTER By Len Auster respectively. East Catholic, East Catholic gained the lead with fourth-degree larceny in together and did the job.” convalescent home. She was the . proposals but will restate many Glenn Powers, 25, of Glaston­ meanwhile, was paced by All- at the beginning of the final Ogrodnik, giving credit where widow of Herbert Miller. connection with a shoplifting in­ Pre-game festivities recommendations already bury was charged Tuesday with Stater Joe Whelton’s game-high eight minutes as Billy Moffett’s credit is due, commented, Mrs. Miller had lived in South presented. Among the items o . evading responsibility, in­ cident at K-Mart on Spencer St. honored East Catholic 33. points. Whelton, an East three-point play and buckets by He was released on a $100 non­ “They played an excellent Windsor most of her life before be included in the address or ac­ toxication, and illegal posses­ basketball mehtor on the oc­ Hartford native and resident, Martens and Whelton offset game. They shot out of this coming to Rockville. She was a companying message were: sion of a non-narcotic substance surety bond with court “date' casion of his 100th career connected on 15 of 32 floor tallies by Plefka and Fitz­ Feb. 25. world and played very, very member of South —Mention that the budget, to (marijuana) after an investiga­ coaching victory registered shots. He was red hot in the se­ patrick. East Hartford well. ” Congregational Church of Hart­ be delivered later this week, tion of a one-car accident on —It was reported to police >1 earlier in the campaign over cond and third quarters but ran reknotted the count at 55-55 on a Tuesday that two youtlis were East returns to HCC action ford. *x will go over the $306 billion Parker St., Manchester Police Weaver. His wip total now into a dry spell in the final stan­ Fitzpatrick jumper from the report. spotted leaving the scene of a Friday facing St., Bernard in Survivors are a son, Everett mark for the first time. reads 107. Number 108 still za before fouling out with 59 se­ foul line. Miller of South Windsor; and a Powers was released on a break. Ostrinsky Scrap Dealers Montville. East defeated the —A request that Congress has to be reached. cond left to a standing ovation The Hornets then took ajeact Saints earlier, 64-58. granddaughter, Gloria $100 cash bond for appearance at 731 Parker St. was reported from the 1,300 in attendance. spend $16 billion over the next they were never to relinquish Coach Jim Penders’ jayvee Galovich of South Windsor. in Circuit Court 12, Manchester, broken into with the loss of a An emotionally-charged, Joe Martens added 17 points for six years on mass transit— in­ oh a Malick jumper and two team extended its mark to 14-0 Funeral services are Feb. 25. ► Lafayette Citizen Band Radio, aggressive East Hartford High the Eagles. cluding $1.1 billion from the foul shots by Coppinger. East in the prelim, defeating East Thursday at 10 a.m. at the valu^ at $50. Police^id the quintet whipped the locals, 75- highway trust fund. Right from the outset, one Hartford hit on five straight Hartford 64-40. Junior Mike In other Manchester Police case is under inv^igation, 68, last night before an overflow Samsel-Bassinger Funeral —A proposal for government could tell this was going to be a floor shots during this segment Nolen was outstanding, pum­ Home, 419 Buckland Rd., South reports: —A break anti entry at the crowd at the Eagles’ Nest. The assistance for medical in­ humdinger. East Catholic led to Seal Catholic’s fate. ping in 24 points and corralling —Merritt Sawyer, 51, of'457 Lydall Shell Station on Tolland victory boosted independent Windsor. Burial will be in surance that would keep a fami­ after one quarter, 13-12, but the The Eagles committed a 16 rebounds. . Center Cemetery, South Wind­ Center St. Was charged Tpke. was reported to police East Hartford to 11-2 while clubs went into the lockerroom ly from having to pay more East Catholic, is now 12-2 number of fouls in the final two sor. Tuesday with operating a motor Tue^a'y by Bruce Landon of / deadlocked at 29-all. Whelton than $1,500 a year for m^icial overall and 5-1 in the HCC. minutes but it was futile as Friends may call at the bills. . vehicle while his license was Rockville. Reported taken was put the Silk Towners ahead with East Hartford marksmen were a 12 gauge shotgun aiid am­ Discussions prior to the tilt Kuitt Hurlford (7.5) funeral home tonight from 7 to Melvin Laird, who is under suspension and operating six seconds left on a driving near perfect from the charity B F Pts munition. were all about the Hornets’ 2 Malick 7 10-12 24 9. resigning as a White House a motor vehicle while his layup but the Hornets knotted stripe. And as the final buzzer —A report to police ’Tuesday giant. 6-7 center Mark Plefka. 1 Coppinger counselor, described Nixon’s registration was suspended. the count as Malick hit on a sounded, players and fans 2 Plefka stated that lumber from a He did his share, registering 24 4 Fitzpatrick Erich A. Majeska mood as “fairly up.” Laird told He was released on a $150 line-drive shot from’^ three- celebrated at center court, hpuse under construction was points and reaching his 3 Lane Erich A. Majeska, 59, of 93 reporters Tuesday they will be'“ non-surety bond with court date quarters court, hitting both reminiscent of scenes 1 Bresson Feb. 25. stolen sometime the night seasonal average of 23 1 Hcwey Hamlin St. died Wednesday “pleased” with the approach irons before snuggling through witnessed after state cham­ —David Boucher, 18, of Ken­ before. The loss was set at $250. rebounds. But, what was left the cjjords stunning the packed night at Manchester Memorial Nixon’s speech takes to the out were remarks about his pionships have been won. This 14 Totals 27 21 27 75 house. contest meant a lot to East Hospital after a brief illness. problems of Watergate. sharpshooting teammates Dave Hartford, and they deserved the FiiHt Cutliolir (68) He was the husband of Mrs. Aides indicated that Nixon Malick and Tom Coppinger. The third stanza was a repeat victory. Pis Grace A. Hausmann Majeska. will appeal to the nation to put w (Herald photo by Genliluomo) The backcourt duo. along with 3 Riccio Mr. Majeska was born Nov. 4, Watergate' behind it and con­ of the first two as one club Democratic forward Ray Fitzpatrick, con­ would take a lead and the other East Hartford Coach Ken 5 Martens / I Herald photo by Genliluomo I 1914 in New Britain, son of Mrs. centrate on new problems that ’ 2 Wehr Eagles Joe Whelton Drives nected with deadly accuracy Gwozdz, a University of Hart­ Amelia Knopf Majfeska of West range from the energy crisis to (Continued from Page One) would come storming back. 2 Soucier Souvenir IflOth Win Game Ball from the floor and that spelled ford graduate in his second year 5 Whelton Hartford and the late Michael the economy. Hornets’ Lane Hopes to Draw Foul Four times East Hartford took trouble for the Eagles. at the helm, stated, “ This has 2 Moffett Majeska, and had lived in Gerald L. Warren, the deputy Alfred R. Campbell, Raymond Roger J. McDermott and Mary a lead until a Whelton-bucket 3 Lusa Malick, hitting on short- to be one of the biggest vic­ 0 M, Nolen East Coach Ogrddnik Accepted Last Night Manchester for the past 25 White House press secretary, F. Damato, Mary A. Gelinas Mohr. The winners ran as a tied it. In the first three jumpers, tallied 24 points while tories in the school’s history. I years. He was a graduate of told reporters the address will and John J. Hutchinson, all in­ slate. There were 16 candidates periods, the lead changed hands 22 Totals 29 10-15368 Coppinger and Fitzpatrick con­ told them we had a chance and Hartford High School Class of deal with "important” cumbents; and Albert A. for the 1, seats, including a 20 times and was deadlocked on Score at half: Tied 29-29 tributed 16 and 10 markers it would be tight. They stuck 1933B. domestic and international ac­ Vincek. The winners ran as a losing slate of 7. 14 other occasions. ■ He was employed as a toll complishments of Nixon’s past slate. ’There were 8 candidates District 10 — William J. Des­ Herald Angle collector by the state Depart­ five years in office. for the 7 seats. mond, Paul F. Phillips and Cougars Romp ment of Transportation and was Nixon, using his farSiliar 'D istrict 8 — John A. Anthony F. Pietrantonio, all in­ a member of the Connecticut yellow lined tablets, has Cagianello, Joseph A. Gervais, cumbents; and Leo J. Kwash, Francis J. Keefe and Irene R. State Employees Association. worked almost alone on the ad­ Richard L. LaPointe, James T; B y Earl Yost Against Tunxis He was also a member of the dress, consulting only chief Mrs. Helen Valentine, R.N., assistant to the director of Pisch, all incumbents; and Cunningham and Joseph E. Central Turns Tables Church of the Nazarene and te speech writer Ray Price. He nursing at Manchester M emori^ Hospital, is Joanne E. Costello, Charles A. McCarthy. There were 16 can­ Sports Editor Mineralogical Club of Hartford. probably will pick important UConn Student Nurses demonstrating how to use a ventilator tdxhelp a patient Higgins, Virginia D. Lessard, didates for the 7 seats with 5 of ’Thomas J. O’Neill, Enrico T. By Chris Blake He is also survived by a proposals from the State of the breathe. Observing are, left to right, Jeanne Malgeri, Bar­ the winners part of one slate Rufini and Truman F. Learning a lesson the hard way last night was the Tunxis daughter, Mrs. Sally Justice of Union Report, a separate 126- Field Train at MMH bara Finocche and Jeff Schwend, students in nursing at and 2 part of another. North Scituate, R.I.; three page document detailing his the Schlehofer. They ran as'a slate Just under 10 per cent of the On Tribe in Bristol Community College basketball team in an 80-42 CCCAA University of Connecticut who are part of a.^ special brothers, Frederick Majeska of 1974 legislative goals which will and had no opposition. town’s registered Democrats loss to Manchester Community College at Cheney Tech. By JUNE TOMPKINS problems, psychiatric patients training program at MMH. Acting as patient iV Carol Hartford, William Majeska of be distributed to Congress in and put of the hospital. District 9 — Nicholas R. voted in the caucus — 1,010 of Just two ^eeks ago to be Moriarty’s 5-7 Silk Towners man-to-man defense at the Althougli there is no Daisy, R.N., an instructor at UConn. (Herald photo by Pin­ Next for Manchester is a The Tomahawks learned that Simsbury and Michael Majer of before the address. Manchester Memorial Hospital Particularly important, the Jackston and Frank M. 10,744 — with the most voters exact, the Manchester High committed 24 turnovers and start of the second half and to) Stamler, incumbents; and Baseball Man Heads Yankees Friday battle with CCIL league- they couldn’t . put points on the now owns a 7-3 mark. Tunxis Aneheim, Calif.; three sisters, nurses training school, there students are expected to confer, (193) in District 9 and the least ba^keyiall team did this more than offset another jumped to a 54-45 advantage. leader Conard High in West board when they didn’t shoot. falls to 6-5, Peter A. Crombie Jr., Jean R. (18) in District 3. Mr. Anne Swift, Mrs. Ruth Dia­ are student nurses who are ,^coordinate and collaborate with Smooth-talking, long-haired, dapper-dressed Mike everything right. It kept its fine Bushey outing (26 points) This didn’t last long, however, Hartford. The Chieftains won Playing without Glen Saturday . night; at 8, Mat- Graff,.' Richard J. McConville, The high vote-getter of the 80 and 50 per cent shooting from mond and Miss Elsie Majeska, Recycled Paper receiving field training there as any other medical and Burke, former president of the New York Yankees, could mistakes to a minimal and as another string of turnovers the battle in the Silk Town, 68- Matthews and Cal Tillman, its tatuck Community College , all of West Hartford; and a Savings Bank To Opeft committee members endorsed the floor. gave Central the opportunity to part of their clinical paramedical personnel who probably sell silver dollars to millionaires. He’s no longer with Kim Bushey scoring a 60. two top scorers, Tunxis went comes to Cheney for another granddaughter. Could Reach 26% experience. are, or should be, involved with was Democratic Town Chair­ In the early going. Coach run off 16 unanswered points for ------— with the club. Today he’s a big wheel in the operation of school-record 40 points, In the prelim. Coach Doug into an immediate deep freeze important conference bout. Funeral services are Friday Senior nursing students at patient care or care-planning. Branch at Pathmark man Ted Cummings. He Madison Square Garden. Fred Malan’s ^ Rams jumped a 61-54 lead. Pearson's jayvee team upped in the first half, taking only four Mattatuck defeated the 1:30 p.m. at the Church of the Chicago — A year’s study received 156 votes in District 5. walked away with an 88-72 off to a lead which they main­ With two-and-a-half minutes conducted by the Midwest Re­ University of Connecticut are The students’ performances Burke’s successor, Gabe Paul was in Connecticut Mon­ its standard to 7-5, squeaking shots in the first 10 minutes. By Cougars earlier, but the locals Nazarene. The Rev. William A. Thi ninth office of the WeAesday and Thursday. triumph. tained at four throughout the showing on the clock. Central search Institute showed that the participating in a program in any step is subject to I Fire Calls day night at the Gold Key Dinner in New Haven. One past Central, 49-48. Mark that time, the Cougars had a 10- have picked up the slack in re­ Taylor, pastor, will officiate. which provides an approach to scrutiny of the nursing faculty, Savings Bank of Manchester F rid ^ banking hours will be first half. The locals trailed by went into a deep freeze and this amount of paper recycled in the reason for his mission into our midst was to sell the Last night, the Indians Demko led the locals with 18 0 lead in a score that more cent outings. Burial will be in East nursing based on skills and con­ will open in the Pathmark Shop­ frorti 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Satur­ just a 37-34 margin at the inter­ maneuver iced the contest for United States, now just’ over 20 nursing staff, the patient and Yankees. presented a gift to Bristol Cen­ points. closely resembled football. M^nrlie.Hlpr (80) Cemetery. his family, the medical staff ping Center, Spencer St., on day hours will be from 10 a.m. ' V Three Firms mission as the hosts also played Bristol. B F PU per cent gf all produced, can be cepts which have not been \ tral — a 76-68 victory at the The Cougars led by a couple Friends ma^ call at Watkins expanded to almost 26 per cent. traditionally incorporated in and anyone else who is involved Saturday, according to Everett to 1 p.m. Paul is a shrewd baseball man. He’s been in baseball in a sloppily. , I Alexander 1 04) 2 Town of Ma'nchester firemen winner's floor. Coach Jim The brothers Hernandez, of touchdowns and a field goal Iverson 6 (H) 12 Funeral Home, 142 E. Center Because of increased paper nursing education and practice. in the case. Because of this, the J. Livesey, bank president. Livesey said, “We are very T o R esum e .number of capacities for 40 years. On the major league Manchester switched into a Moore found more smoke than fire >Dennis and Dave, led the ^ Bristul Central (76) (27-10) at the half and breezed 4 2-3 10 St., Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. production to meet much Mayor John Thompson will pleased to be able toi^ffer level Paul was in the Cincinnati and, Cleveland B F Dishaw 1 04) 2 ’There are 72 students from students are expected to be able when they responded to a 3:56 Pts to victory. Lomax The family suggests that any greater demand in the next 12 perform the traditional ribbon­ residents in the Pathmark Gas Sales organizations before coming to the big city. d in n e r s with 21 and 18 points Den Hernandez 7 7-9 21 7 2-4 16 the UConn School of Nursing to justify their actions, to a.m. alarm todayXat the 92 Thomas 4 2-2 10 Mike Lomax paced the locals’ Tucker 5 3-4 13 years, the tonnage of paper re­ cutting at 10 a.m. Officers and Shopping Center area the respectively. Guard John Kichnel memorial contributions may be who are using the hospital explain, defend, to back up Bissell St. residence M the Jack Burke was a former advance and promotional man for Dav Hernandez 7 4-6 18 scoring with 16 points. Tom 2 04) 4 made to the Memorial Fund of cycled may go from the present directors of the bank will bank’s complete savings and Ziogas added 14 markers while J. Ziogas 4 6-9 14 Reynolds 0 1-2 1 facilities for clinical their positions if necessary. Norton family. \ Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus. He just Masi Tucker netted 13 markers and D'Agata 3 04) 6 the Church of the Nazarene. 12 million tons a year to over welcome visitors to the new of­ lending services. We have I'niird Press Inlernalional East Gymnasts Victors sophomore center John Thomas I 2-2 4 experiences; 27 are in medical The students are urged to The blaze was reported^o fire Gov. Thomas J. Meskill an­ happened to fall into the baseball job while working for Delcig 1 1-2 3 Curt Iverson, who got the Sammataro 0 0-3 0 25 million tons, the study in­ fice. designed the hours of this new chipped in with 10. Berlinski 0 2-2 2 Guerin 5 04) 10 dicated. surgery nursing, 36 are in make their own decisions and headquarters by Norton’s CBS. scoring started in both halves, 2 04) 4 Thej, week-long opening office to accomodate the peak nounced, today that the In Girls’ Competition M. Ziogas " 2 0-0 4 Joljnson maternity and newborn nur­ not do something just because it neighbor, Mrs. Shirley^x^. Tenneco, Phillips and Gasland Burke was the eternal optimist. He predicted the Behind Bushey’s output came tallied 12. is what someone else did. celebration will be highlighted shopping hours. We look Totals 26 24-32 76 Bob Cagiagnello and Rudy Totals 36 8-16 80 sing, and 9 are in psychiatric Cooley of 94 Bissell St. \ oil companies will begin Yankees would win, under his five-year plan. The club did senior guard Kurt Carlson's 16 nursing. Four faculty members This type of training course is by daily drawings at 2 p.m. for forward to welcoming our new DaCosta had 16 and 12 markers When firemen arrived, they ' supplying gasoline again to win, but not enough to record any American League points. John Feeney added 10 Maneliealcr (68) Tuxis (42) from UConn are also involved planned to help the students three $M gift certificates which friends personally, and invite The East Catholic girls’ gym- Sophom(«-€ Dgbbie Rand and B F Pts respectively for the 14-9 B F Pta Agnew Protection found the home full of smoke, \Connecticut within two to three m arker along with leading the Carlson can be used as money in any everyone to come in and divisional flags. nastic team outscored Miss Kautz took second and third 5 6-6 16 Konopa Cagiagnello - t 4-5 16 in the program at the hospital. become more independent and apparently caused by flames ^(^ks. locals in the rebounding depart­ Bushey 12 2-2 26 Tomahawks. DaCosta 5 04) 10 store in the Pathmark Center. register for our daily Paul analyzed the off-season trades engineered by the Ellington High, 57.66-34.06, for East as they §wept the first ’There are»similar programs responsible for their own coming from food left in the ^eskill said the three com­ ment with eight in the first half. Feeney 4 2-4 10 Stan Alexander was in­ Price 1 0-2 2 Ruled Unjustified at McCook Hospital and the behavior. On Saturday, Feb. 9 at 1 p.m., drawings.” Boston Red Sox during his stop-over in New Haven' yesterday in a meet held at the three places. Koepsel 3 0-0 6 strumental on defense, holding Oparowski 1 04) 2 in addition to the drawing for oven, firemen said. pands sold a total of 94 million ■Eagles’ Nest. Manchester outscored Bristol Sullivan 4 0-2 8 Lagassey 1 04) 2 Hebrew Home for the Aged, Damage was confined to the gallons of gasoline in the state “The Red Sox made some great deals. The move to get The popular floor exercise from the floor, 29-26, but the Maloney 0 0-2 0 Keith Price to just two points. Emond 0 04) 0 business. both in Hartford. the $20 certificates, there-will In the vaulting event. Eagle McCurry 1 041 2 Price scored 24 in Tunxis’ 76-73 Ferris 2 04) 4 WASHINGTON (UPI) - interior of the oven, firemen last yea Dick McAuliffe wasn’t considered one of the biggest deals, was the final event and in this, Rams converted 24 of 32 oppor­ Ward Agnew resigned Oct. 10, be drawings for three, grand gymnasts senior Maureen Nor­ victory over MCC in December. 0 04) 0 President Nixon has no legal Mrs. Helen Valentine, assis­ Grouse May Hold Clue said. Smoke ejectors were used The gwemor also announced but I think it was. sophomore Sheila Connolly of tunities from the charity stripe Totals 29 10-16 2 pleading no contest to a charge tant to the director of nursing at prizes. ton and freshman Mary Kautz Going down the home stretch Totals 19 4-7 42 authority to give former Vice Tp^^Graying In Humans to clear the air in the residence. that a so^lled “Easy Rider” “The Red Sox are a good team ,” he echoed, even if he East was first with a score of while the------Indians made 10 of 16 Totals of income tax« evasion and in­ Kuwait Signs Two people will win a five- deadlocked for first with a 5.76 29 10-16 68 in the CCCAA race, Manchester Score at half: MCC 27-10 President Spiro T. Agnew MMH, said college training for Firemen returned to bus will visit 16 communiUes in was within Yankee territory. New Haven being a strong 5.53. Miss Casalino took second charity tosses, Score at half: 37-34 Central dicating he understood the minute shopping spree at Tromsoe, Norway—Harvard- score. East also took third Secret Service protection. a nursing career is continually headquarters 20 minutes after the state staging next week to judge’s statement this was tan­ To A cquire Pathmark. Winners will educated Dr. Johan B. Steen, a supporter for the New York American League entry. place as freshman Kathy Puzzo and junior Mary Cadorette took Comptroller General Elmer B. being encouraged with the alarm came in. help gasoline retailers fill out tamount to a guilty plea. ’The receive all the groceries they physiologist, heads a Scandina­ “McAuliffe is going to help the Red Sox win ball games had a 5.5 score. third as East dominated here Staats says. hospitals being used for field Other fire calls: fuel allocation forms. also. same day, Nixon told Treasury Oil Company can pile into a shopping cart in vian team performing experi­ in many ways,” he added. In the balance beam event, ‘"There is no justification for training. She said the number o f: ments on ptarmigan' — Arctic TUESDAY Meskill said he was “con­ Secretary George Shultz: “You five minutes, w ithjajim it of Looking at the Yankees, Paul assured the 700 diners and where balance and grace is Com'peting unofficially was a AM ERICA’S such continued taxpayer hospitals phasing out their nur­ grouse. He has found that blood 7:30 p.m. — Water in cellar at fident” the Federal Energy Of­ are hereby requested to direct $200 for each WtrineiT”^ guests that the Yankees “will be a competitive team, run required. East 's'Donna Brown Manchester High senior, Lee expense and this is only ar­ sing schools is increasing. taken from brown ptarmigan 133 Cooper Hill St. (Town Fire fice would reallocate to Connec­ the U.S. Secret Service to The third grand prize drawing won with a 4,0. Mary Marzialo Aceto. Since Manchester bitrary action on behalf of a Unljke most nurse training KUWAIT (UPI) - The living in artifical light and in­ Department). ticut most of the gasoline the by a competitive manager (Bill Virdon) in a competitive provide a detail for the protec­ will make someone a and junior Maryellen Casalino doesn’t have a team of its own. convicted felon,” Staats said in courses, this new concept Kuwaiti government today jected into white ptarmigan TODAY three oil companies distributed league.” Paul assured his audience that it would be this tion of former Vice President allows the students to identify signed an agreement to acquire “Millionaire for a, Day.” The living in the dark caused the took second and third place Miss Aceto competes on her a letter to Rep. Johh.Moss, D- winnw will receive the interest 4:33 a.m. — Water in elevator to the state before ending way under the new field manager who has taken over from respectively. Spiro T. Agnew for a reasonable their own learning needs, 60 per cent of the local assets of latter to develop brown feathers Ralph Houk. own. Unofficially, Miss Aceto ^NO-M TIRE H \ » POLYGIAS CHOICE OF DISCERNING CAR MAKERS .^/ Calif, released Tuesday. ’The shaft at Cheney Bros. (Town). operations in the state. period of time.” on one million dollars for one at the injection spot. Sophomore Terry Maccarone won three events. She w illjq^- Treasury Department decide what kinds of patients foreign oil companies operating During the years the Yankees arid Red Sox were in the “In the absence of statutory and what settings will assist on its territory, a high ranking day at 5V4 per cent annum. Dr. Steen hopes to identify won the uneven parallel bar pete in the state regionals in responded that Nixon, by thick of the division races, baseball interest in this area event with a score of 3.17, authority for the protection of them to meet these needs, government oil official said. Everyone may register as the factor responsible for the February unattached. “executive prerogative,” could often as they like. There is no color change. He thinks his re­ soar^. On paper, Boston is a definite pre-season flag order protection, including a the former vice president, we m'ake appropriate conclude that the presidential deposit requirement. search could lead to a better possibility, despite the presence of Baltimore in the same CUSTOM i limousine, while Agnew winds arrangements for working with The official Egyptian Middle understanding of the human directive to the Secret Service the patients, and follow through East News Agency quoted Oil ' The new Pathmark Office division. New York is not far behind. POWER up his vice presidential will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 graying process so it might be Eagle Mjatmen Win First requesting such protection does with these conimitments. and Finance Minister Abdel prevented. p.m. Monday, Tuesday, wright CUSHION WHITEWALLS not constitute legal authority to They are encouraged to Rahman Salem Atiqi as saying Gold Key Smoke Rings provide it,” Staats said in the develop a caseload of patients he siped a participation agree­ aia^^A ttm etd’.didati The pin is mightier than the \ Former East Catholic High football coach, Norm pound class while Jim Hesketh BO imitUOli SOLD TO DATE 'Energy letter dated Monday and they may follow throughout the ment for the government, and decision as indicated in yester­ won the 147-pound class by Gerber, who later coached at Central Connecticut and (Continued from Page One) released by Moss Tuesday. academic year. ’This means a two company representatives, day's 29-27 win by the East forfeit. SAVE *8.90 TO *12.85 PER TIRE The department said student may meet and care for wno arrived in Kuwait today, Colurhbia University, has taken a new position at Boston Catholic wrestling team. It was retaliation is not binding on the East, now 1-5, is at East Hart­ presidents have authorized a hospitalized patient, deter­ signed or the other side. ■ > \l College as defensive coordinator, The former UConn the first win of the season. ' ford High Friday. administration. protective details going back to was $32.65 mine what, if any, nursing input lineman had a similar job at Columbia last fall... One head Weaver High captured six, Results: lOO-Lewis (W) pinned Senerlh Other Developments World War II. It said Sen. weigt classes but on the 1:49; 107- Benetiz (W) pinned Giraurd IHUIIHCi Size A78-13 is required after discharge, and Under the agreement, the table guest cost the Sports Writers’ Alliance several hun­ In other energy Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., strength of three pins and a 1:15; 114-Rowe (EC) dec, Chaney 6-4; plus $1:81 provide that input in the home agency said, Kuwait will dred dollars in travel expense from the West Coast and he 121-Turgeon (EC) pinned Ross :28; 128- developments: was guarded by the Secret Ser­ forfeit win, the Eagles came Fed. Fit. Tax or wherever the patient may acquire 60 per cent of the was the biggest flop as far as speakers w?nt...New Yankee ,Skrabut,IEC) pinned Gaynor 1:34; 134- —Reports from Xbndon said vice after he left the vice go. shares of the Kuwait Oil Com­ out on top. Farrell (EC) pinned Googe 4:29; 140- and tire off Saudi Arabia is softening its Manager Bill Virdon made a point that modern-day Wbilehead (EC) and Hill (W) tied 5-5; your car. presidency in 1969 and Sen. This input may include pany (KOC). Steve Turgeon, Dave Skrabut 147-Heslietl)-(EC) won by forfeit; 157- terms for an Arab.-Israeli Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass;, patient teaching, direct patient athletes turn their noses up at. “You young athletes should and Terry Farrell were local Holmes (W) dec. 'Kuczyr.ski 5-2; 169- settlement, a development be out appearing at dinners like this to help promote Aiexandra (W) dec. Leahy 6-1; 187- was protected in 1972 even service, such as injections or The company is owned jointly performers who won their Crocker (Wl pinned Reeves 3:25; Hwt.- which could speed the end of the though he was not a presiden­ monitoring of blood pressure at by British Petroleum and Gulf Supermarkets sports. Don’t hesitate to go out to these banquets,” he said. match via the pin. Kevin Rowe Warren (Wl dec. Yarko 141. oil embargo. According to the tial candidate. home, assisting the patient Oil. Ninety-nine per cent of the top athletes today won’t budge won a 6-4 decision in the 114- reports, Saudi Arabia is and/or his family to cope with unless excessive travel and/or appearance money is in­ worried about the escalating an alteration in life style The Kuwaiti parliament last 30% OFF on our cluded...Don’t be surprised if Doc Edwards, currently impact of the oil issue and does Andretti Hurt M. Chotiner, necessitated by a change in his . year rejected a draft agree­ learning the business as manager of the New York Yankee not want to risk a confrontation SIZES health -status. ° ment giving Kuwait a 25 per Eastern League club in West Haven, winds up as a major ONTARIO, Calif. (UPI) - SIZES SIZES SIZES with the West, particularly the cent share in KOC and pressed Sports Mario Andretti, 1969 In­ Nixon Advisor, Student caseloads frequently FMMOS lUKE SIWESI league skipper. The former American League catcher has 7.00-13 E78-14 I G78-14 J78-15 United States, and reports from include patients with all kinds for a higher government in­ Over 60 Pairs, Lace'Styles Only... dianapolis 500 chaitipion, suf­ C78-14 _ F78-14 'H78-14 L78-15 Vienna have indicated Saudi Dies At 64 volvement. a lot of class and tact...Art McGinley, retired Hartford fered a slight whiplash Tuesday of medical or surgical Slate was $35.90 to $36.65 was $37.30 to $39.75 was $40.45 to $44.55 G78-15 was $46.20 to $48.20 Arabian King Faisal may move sports, editor, is a patient at Hartford Hospital. when his Parnelli-Offy H78-15 WASHINGTON (UPI) - plusS2.00toS2.14 D78-14 plus S2.31 to S2.54 F78-15 plus $2.67 to S2.80 plus S3.01 to S3.15 to reduce his country’s crude oil Preliminary plans have been made to honor McGinley and Fed. Ex. Tax per lire, Fed. E*. Tan per tire, Fed. Ex. Tax per tire, Murray M. Chotiner, who in Wcdnenilay slammed into the wall during Fed. Ex. Tax per lire, / price. U.S. GRADE A Dinny McMahon in May in observance of their 85th and tire testing at the Ontario depending on size depending on size depending on sire depending on size 1950 managed Richard M. BASKETBALL and tire off your car and tire off your car and tire off your car 'and tire off your car -I n Washingtbn>Secretary of 1 11 IIH a IlH a 11 Nixon’s successful campaign IH IH 90th birthdays...Hal Goodnough is approaching 71 and C«v«*nlrv*al Cheney Teeh Motor Speedway. State Henry Kissinger said he PERSONAL 1 1 1 The 33-year-old Nazareth, for the U.S. Senate and has been 1 Johnny Merriman, one of the Gold Key recipients last WRESTLING did not think Arab pressure t 1 >1 1 1 1 1 1 Pa., veteran was taken to San 5 WAYS TO CHARGE • Our Own Customer Credit Plan • Master Charge • BanhAmericard • American Express Money Card • Carte Blanche a trusted friend and adviser to Monday night, is 71 and plays golf seven days a week and Mum-lieHler al Windham would interfere with a con- CHECKING t 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 tennis every other day. Antonio Community Hospital in fere'hce of pil consuming Nixon for a quarter century, B 1 Fridav died today. Upland, Calif., where he was nations set for Feb. 11. Saudi BASKETBALL listed in satisfactory condition. Arabian .Oil Minister Zaki Chotiner, '64, suffered a Father and Son Relationships MuneheHler at Conard broken leg and a concussion one ACCOUNTS We will take orders tor other A hospital spokesman said An­ Yamani has called for con­ ^ 10-22 lb. Ea»l Calliolie al Si. Bernard dretti was held overnight for week ago when his auto collided sizes at regular price Dr.Bernard Sheridan, local dentist, has been on hand for suming natidhs to boycott the Average l.aSaletle at Cheney Teeh observation. with a truck in . suburban Free checks. Free statements. at least thd last 10 Gold Key affairs. Each year he’s in South Wind.sor al Glaaton- G conference, initiated by Nixon. ^ E A R McLean, Va. No Minimum Balance attendance with several of his fine looking sons...Another hiiry —Progress in the search for T Officials at the Washington Silk Towner among the regulars who brings his sons is IMainyille at Roek,ville . new sources of energy was Hospital Cent^ said an autopsy ^ '■ ... ( jiorgan’a Utit. Fred Peck. Jon and Jeff Peck were among the 50 Suffieic) at Ellington reported on two fronts and 49 was being performed, but MANCHESTER STATE BANK Fresh Manchester ticket buyers. Both young men cojlected a KHAM al Vinal Teeh Pats in Trade GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES . energ;y chief William Simon Chotiner probably died from a East Buinplon al Coventry ~ 295 RROAD 8T., OPP. POST promised any relaxation of en­ mm a CHlatliing attd Jfurnialftnp number of autographs as did, a table of youngsters from FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - KEUY RD. and VERNON CIRCLE pulmonary embolus-a 1041 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER Uling Junior High.., Jerry Fay, former pro football player, Bollon at Porlland The New England Patriots have VERNON, CONN. PHONE 646-0101 PHONE 643-1161 vironmental standards" in the blockage of the bloodstream. A lb. 1 5 « RHAM al Manehealer (girls) search “will be temporary, will Open Sat. 9 A.M. - Noon CARROTS 98S Mlin ttratt bi Downtown Mmeliottor was the gaest of Jeff Koelsch ...The food at the Park Plaza acquired former All Pro Dick Mon., Tuns., Wed. 8:30 ^ 6:00 Atlantic Credit Card Up To 6 MontlM To Pay l^spital spokesman said death' East Calliolie' al South Gordon from Green Bay in a Mon. - Wed. 8-5:30 — Thurs. - Fri. 8-9 • be carefully monitored and will could well have been a com­ OPEN 6 DAYS • THurtdoy NNoi W 9:00 was above average as was the service,..Next year’s dinner Calludie (gjrls) Thurs. 6 Fil. 8:30 - 9:00 have a definite terminal date.” Member FDIC will most likely be held in Hartford. straight wide receiver swap for Saturday S-30 .. 3 8-1 - Sank Amarlcard Not Avdilabla . plication of the auto accident. John Mosier.

7 ■ PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTEJR EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 30, 1974______^ > r ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.f Wed.. Jan. 30, 1974 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Football Player Draft % Better GoaU Tending lerrien AUTOMOTIVE Lose Out With three' shooters Like NFL-AFL Days Key to West Win qualifying above the 180 mark \ and Manchester none, the New SAVINGS CENTER London High rifle team edged CHICAGO (UPI) - Win­ The 10-goal total for the two for a short handed' goal, the the locals yesterday, 886-879. NEW york (UPI) — The NFL held its annal college had agreed only to send Thompson and not the top pick to New teams was an all star game Winning tally and the first All player draft Tuesday and it looked like the old AFL-NFL ning coach Billy Reay had Dough White of New Lopdon Orleans and Commissioner Pete Rozelle was asked to decide the the proper pre-game record and it came before a Star short handed goal since topped all shooters with 186 War days, with clubs checking and double checking before dispute. New Orleans won and gained the No. 13 slot on the first 1965 by Howfe. * analysis for. the National record crowd which paid a while Mike' Parrish led . making selections. round. record gate. “Mikita was super,” Unger Hockey League’s East-West Manchester with 179. The cause of the concern is the new World Football League, San Francisco used consecutive choices to select running back WHY PAYi MORE! BUSINESSMEN The attendance was an­ said, “and Bob Berry played a all star game. The Indians are now 2-2 in the which held a preliminary draft of 72 college players last week. Wilbur Jackson of Alabama and defensive tackle Bill Sandifer of . Honda Civics topped UAC nounced at 17,095 compared to helluva game. They both Connecticut High School Rifle “We’ve got better goal S.N()W WITE - Marie Becker The WFL also'sent shock waves through the NFL Monday when it UCLA and Los Angeles grabbed off Heisman Trophy-winner John Barons, 83-65, and Robert’s 16,986 at New York last year backed me up all the time and League and 3-2 overall. They keeping,” be said in analyzing 139, Mary Petro' 129; Lucy announced the signing of three top prospects—running backs Cappelletti of Penn State to beef up its backfield. Electric trimmed the Buzzards, and the r^eipts were around I’m not used to playing a wing host Hamden High Thursday at the two squads before the puck Mathiews 127. James McAlister and Ktrmit Johnson of UCLA and guard Booker Green Bay tbok running back Barty Smith of Richmond, Nw Snow Special 79-71, last night in Businessman $150,000 compared to the New so I was running-around a bit. the Nike Range. was dropped. “They’re better ■ Brown of Stuthern California. Orleans named linebacker Rick Middleton of Ohio State, Denver League action at Illing. York record of $120,767. But all three of us were skating ResulLs: New London (886) As a result, the NFL could complete only five rounds of its took Linebacker Randy Gradishar, also of Ohio State, and San Jack Lawrence (18), Don up front, and the defense is The West was outclassed in well.” White 49-48-45-44-186 ST. JAM US LADIES - scheduled 17 Tuesday and the rest hopefully will be completed Diego kept the iinebacker string going by taking Don Goode of Coppen (16) and Merrill Myers about a standoff.” the first period when the East The result might have been Rocchelli 49-46-44-45-184. Dolore^' Berner 141-132-375, Snow Tires Williams 50-47-47-38-I82 Ifen'e Sirois 136-360, Donna today. Kansas. ' (13) led Honda while Tom That was about the way it grabbed'a 2-0 lead. One of the different had East coach Scotty Prescott 46-44-38-42 I70 Usually, seven rounds are held the first day. Kansas City picked running back Woody Green of Arizona Vaughn topped all Baron went in the West’s,6-4 victory, ^ goals by Frank Mahovlich, his Bowman been able to leave W ebster 48-44-36-36-184 , Agnew 128, Sally Phillips 349. New! 4 Ply Nylon Blackwall the second in six games against M anchester (879) Only Big .Name State, Minnesota took linebacker Fred McNeill of UCLA, Buffalo scorers with 27 points. Cecil eighth for a total of 13 points in starting goalie Gilbert in the P arrish 49-48-40-42-179. The only big name involved was star guard Walt Sweeney of tabbed tight end Reuben Gant of Oklahoma State and Oakland Rosen had 15 and Vic Laptik 13 the East in the East-West for­ All Star competition, put him net. The West scored only once Turek 48-44-47-39-I78, SILK CITY - Bud Berry 219- drafted tackle Henry Lawrence of Florida A&M. • A full 12/32 of tread depth. mat and the second for Reay in in 12 shots on him and blasted^ Carone 49-l7-44-37-177.^ 525, Ron Fletcher 204-550, Ron San Diego, who went to Washington for ttree draft choices spread tBetter traction, better mileage. for the losers. second only to Gordie Howe Sink 50-46-39-40-175^ four tries. five of 16 tries past Dryden. Cilass 50-46-44-30-170. Nivison 211-560, Rollo Masse out over the next three seasons. Hopefully, Redskin Coach A •Guaranteed for life of the tread.. Bruce Hence, Artie Beirn and who had 10 goals and 18 points. George Allen has the draft choices to trade, something which «■ Angelo Gary had 16 apiece to The East had 35 shots on goal The West wiped out the East The West net starter B^rnie Other Manchester shooters; 206-534, Ron Plecity 201-515, Chirugo Takes Gallagher Knnis 49-47-42-31-169. Jerry Poston 203-566, Bob hasn't bothered him in the past. lead Robert's to its narrow and got four through while the advantage with five straight Parent of Philadelphia yielded , Mora 49-48-44-26-167. Chicago took defensive end Dave Gallagher of Michigan, Heavisides 202, Bob Thompson The early rounds went ouch as expected. Eddie Jones, the 6- margin. Ron Sirois took scoring West leveled 28 shots at East goals in the last two periods and goals in 17 shots and Chicago’s tJatik 47-44-21-35-147 Pittsburgh named wide receiver Lynn Swann of Southern 200;546, Ken Plecity 504, Ron foot-8 defensive tackle from Tennessee State, was selected by honors with 31 while teammate goaltenders Gilles Gilbert of Garry Unger of St. Louis, Tony Esposito two in 18 shots. Califonia, Dallas took running back Charlie Young of North 735x14. Our Reg. 17.99 ■ 19.99 Ramsdell 501, Frank Gauthier Dallas to open the draft and San Diego took Bo Mathews of Bill Kelly added 22 in a losing Boston and Dave Dryden of chosen most valuable player in The goalie switches came at Carolina State, Cincinnati selected defensive tackle Bill Kollar of 775x14 Plus 2.09-2.24 Buffalo and scored six times. 518, Harry Plecity 506, Jim Colorado to beef up its running attack. The New York Giants 825x14 effort. the game to win a new car, and 9:59 of the second period. Montana State and Baltimore picked wide receiver Roger Carr of F.E.T. "When the goal keepers are [HI Scoreboard [x] Lawrence 542, Bob Oliver 513, selected John Hicks, the lineman of the year from Ohio State and, ■ Louisiana Tech.. ^ the Chicago Black Hawks’ Stan “I’m not disappointed making the big saves,” Reay because we won,” Esposito Ed Yourkas 531, Walt in a scene reminiscent of the war days, immediately announced The Super Bowl clubs finished the first round as Minnesota took PEE WEE/MIDGET Mikita wrapped up the decision said, “It makes the game a lit­ said. “But I’m kind of mad at Smolensk! 212, Len Mulnite 225- his agreement to a three-year $150,000 contract at a hastily called tackle Steve Riley of Southern Cal and World Champion Miami Low scoring tilts were in the last period. news conference. . tle more interesting. I thought NBA 564, Skip Mikoleit 201-541, Mark named defensive end Donald Reese of Jackson State. Whitewall 825x14, Reg. 19.99 14.70 Plus F. E.T. witnessed at the East Side Rec Mikita scored the West’s myself because I probably Chicago took linebacker Waymond Bryant of Tennessee State, - it would be an explosive game fourth goal on a pass from should have stopped one of the Rqyce 520, Win Conant 500, An oddity was that for the first time in almost a quarter cen­ aS' the Celtics edged TucHilay'n Kc.tiillH Allan Little 542, Ron Custer 515, ostensibly as a replacement for Dick Butkus, and Baltimore Installation available at slight extra charge. and that’s pretty much the way Unger and Unger beat Dryden two goals.” Golden St. 128, Buffalo 121 tury, no quarterback was taken on the frst round. In fact none Manchester State Bank, 18-14, it went.” John Cutter 518, Bob Bassett selected defensive tackle John Dutton of Nebraska. The New was picked ip the second round. Dallas finally broke the ice by in Pee Wee League play and His pleasure in winning New York 104,'Boston 83 York Jets picked defensive tackle Carl Barzilauskas of Indiana reflected the attitude of the 566, Bob Thomas 502, John taking Arizona State’s Danny White to open Round 3. Eastern Reality bested Com­ Cleveland 118, Atlanta 111 Krarontke 527. and St. Louis took tight end J. V. Cain of Colorado. West dressing room. To the That touched off a surge of quarterback selections as Kansas munity Y, 24-15, in Midget Seattle 115, Houston 107 rp. A Mixup City took David Jaynes of Kansas, Atianta selected Kim Power Custom “78” League play. East players it was just another Milwaukee 126, Portland 106 ihen came a mixup. A trade was announced sending Detroit S e a l s ’ Purchase Discussed game and they were gone from McQuilken of Lehigh and Buffalo picked Gary Marangi of Boston Mike Dahlem (10) and Paul Only games scheduled ZODIAC- Pat Legrand 180- center Dave Thompson and the Lions’ No, 1 draft pick to New their dressing room minutes t Herald photo by Gentiluomol College, all on the third round. McMahon (6) led the Celtics 462, Joan Berube 176, Sharon Orlean^’for the Saints' No. 1 choice and the Lions then selected [Regular Tread Whitewalll King 463. But no one dared challenge the WFL by selecting McAlister, while Steve Shrider paced the after the game ended. Each WHA linebacker Ed O'Neil of Penn State. Detroit, however, claimed it player on the winning team Tips to Karen Krupp, Jeff Yost Johnson or Brown. Apparently, the war is on. losers with five tallies. TueMday'tt ItfouIlH :Y] received $500 and each of the f l o r a !/- Cindy Britton 178, Rugged 4 Ply Nylon Cord Body Realty was paced by Leo Voting on Hockey From Rudi Wyrsch at State Bank Ski Clinic Quebec 5, Los Angeles 0 losers $250. CandgPce Sumislaski 182-456. Diana and Jeff McKulas who Jersey 6, Toronto 1 au'' had 10 and five markers respec­ •Loyv wide white stripe whitewall. tively while Jeff Lombardo had Settlement Today •Tough, long lasting nylon cord. eight for the losers. '•11/32” deep tread design. •\H CHICAGO (UPI) — National Hockey League governors PEE WEE were expected to complete their voting today on whether / Action in the Pee Wee League ' i C78x13 to accept a proposed settlement of litigation with the last night at the Y saw Wyman Our Reg. World Hockey Association.- 19.99 defeat Nassiff Arms, 17-12, and VFW clobber M anchester The governors failed to complete a vote on the matter during Plus 1.93 two days of meetings and NHL President Clarence Campbell said F.E.T. Travel Service, 16-4. Alex Glenn (9) and Jim balloting would be completed by telephone or message today. Tierney (6) led Wyman’s while If the settlement proposal is accepted, further negotiations SIZE REG. SALE F.E.T. between the two hockey leagues and U.S. District Court Judge A. Children's Mike Pallein had five for F78X14 i21.99 $16 2.37 Nassiff’s. Paul Peck paced Leon Higginbotham were expected in Philadelphia Thursday. G78xt4 23.99 $18 2.53 VFW with 10 points while Mark Campbell said a rejection of the proposal would be “reported” to G78X15 23.99 $18 2.60 Shaw had two to head Service. the WHA and Higginbotham. , H78X15 24.99 $20 2.80 While most of Tuesday’s mtieting was concerned with the WHA J78x15 28.99 $22 3.01 negotiations, Campbell Said arrangements for the league to EAST FROSH purchase the California Seals from owner Charles 0. finley were Putting together a strong se­ discussed. cond half, the East Catholic “We intend to implement this but it hasn't been done,” he said. Race WHEEL ALIGNING .. CHAMPION freshman basketball team Alan JBagleson, director of the NHL Player§ Association, said whipped Xavier High, 65-46, the association has notified Higginbotham by a letter that it yesterday in Middletown. wants to intervene in the proposed settlement of the interleague Sluggish and sloppy in the legal dispute. Campbell said the governors were aware of the GIRLS & BOYS, AGE 6-17 first half, the Eagles righted players’ position. ' emselves in the third stanza Eagleson said the association wanted to make sure the judge is REGISTER NOW FOR THE outscore their h ( ^ , 15-6, to aware that players’ rights were involved in the proposed settle­ put it out of reach, 46-30. ment and to ask for a delay until players can express their views. Tim Berger i«l the 11-2 locals The players voted unanimously to reject any interleague with 19 points while teanunate exhibition games as part of a settlement, Eagleson said. He said iiu Mark Dumais had 14 markers. players would not play and they could not be forced to participate In the rebounding department, in any such game under'their own contracts or any agreement Mark Dishaw had eight and Len with the league. MANCHESTER STATE BANK Motor Whitlock seven. “If the owners want to interpret this as a strike,” Eagleson said, “We’ll interpret it as a lockout.” Front End MIDGET Campbell said he didn’t know whether the players’ vote to Andy’s defeated Crispino’s, “boycott” interleague exhibition games was a “positive” action. Wheel Alignment Complete 6 Point 28-18, last night in Midget Eagleson said the NHL owners had unilaterally presented the League play at the West Side jla y e rs with a contract option clause providing for compensation 3rd Annual (UPI photo) For Longer Tire Life Engine Tune Up Quaker State or Rec. Cliff Bickford paced the sHib'uld a player switch from one team to another and the players Race For winners with 20 points while could not accept that. First Pick of Giants in College Football Draft Most Pennzoil Oil Change Eric Garauder had six for "We would accept an option clause if it didn’t require compen­ Crispinos. sation but a player should have the right to bargain as a free Amer. 6Cyl. FEB. 2, 1974 — 9:00 A.M Cars and Lubrication agent,” Eagleson said. 7.99 Cars Massive John Hicks, a two>time All- 19.99I . ^MHS GIRLS college football draft yesterday. Andy Improves steering and stops Northview Ski Area^ Manchester American tackle from Ohio State, was Robustelli, Giants' director of operations, front end shimmy. We check 8 Cylinders Only 24.99 Dropping its third game in upper and lower ball joints, succession and fourth of the tabbed No.l by the New York Giants in the looks on in New York. We inspect spark plug wires, season yesterday was the idler arms, tie rods. We align check engine compression; in­ 7.99 Manchester High girls' basket­ Ali at His best front end, adjusting for stall new Champion or AC We drain old oil and install up ball team to Hall High, 36-32, at camber, caster toe in and out spark plugs, new points, con- to 5 qts, of Quaker State or to manufacturer’s specifi-. densor, rotor, Lee air filter, to Clarke Arena. GIRLS’ AGE GROUPS BOYS’ AGE GROUPS Pennzoil 10W30 multi-grade Manchester couldn’t find the A cations. fit most American cars, set motor oil. Lube all necessary Before Media range in the first stanza, Cars with air conditioning and dwell, tune engine tp mfg. grease points, install a brand 6-7-8 Years Old 6-7-8 Years Old torsion bars add $5.00 specifications. new Lee oil filter. trailing 9-0, but closed the gap to 19-11 at halftime. The Indian World War IV Started Monday maidens misfired in the third NEW YORK (UPI) — Muhammad Ali, the self- . 9-10 Years Old 9-10 Years Old Prestone Prime period and Hall streaked to a 15 proclaimed “peoples’ champion,” is ready to defend his - 1 8 ' point bulge. “title” again. All, who puts on as good a show outside the ring as inside, was 11-12 Years Old 11-12 Years Old Gumout 16Qz. In the final stanza, When WFL Signed Three Men i.\ Anti-Freeze Manchester finally took the lid at his showmanship best again Tuesday when he and Joe Frazier met with newsmen barely 12 hours after his 12-round unanimous i . JO “ Carburetor off the basket but it was too lit­ 13-14 Years Old 13-14 Years Old for tle too late as time ran out. decision over Frazier. By MILT RICHMAIS they want. I don’t say this is good. I just say it is happening.” Gas Lines Cieaner Jean Halloran and Linda Ali, at first, spoke about the virtues of perennial contender Bob Woolf then adds the real shockeiwionsidering the fact he’s Chapman led the locals in Jerry Quarry, then lauded Frazier for awhile and even made 15-17 Years Old 15-17 Years Old ~ so taken up with m LF-1 HP always representing the players, not the owners. Our Reg. 28c Our scoring with seven points mention of George Foreman who considers himself the cham­ all that All-Frazier fuss that you didn’t even hear the bomb LF^7 HP drop. “I’m not cetain football can sustain this,” he says. Reg. apiece while Marie Bernard, pions’ champion — whatever that’s worth. LF-24 HP Teddy Brenner, the director of boxing for Madison Square If you didn’t, don’t Worry. j N.. Bob Woolf is a lawyer, licensed to practice before the United 2.99 Reg. Jan Gustafson and Tracy Bryne THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO ALL CHILDREN BETWEEN LF-25 HP Garden, envisions another full house for an Ali-Quarry fight in All you really missed was the start of another world war. States Supreme Court. By training, like most lawyers, he’s 1.09 had nine tallies apiece for Hall. .cautious in his statements. late May or early June. Quarry says he’s ready and eager for a THE AGES OF 6-17 WHO RESIDE IN CONN.- To people in sports, the economic bloodbath between the NFL J,2J!)GERsepo(^ Manchester, now 4-5, enter­ I'm not an attorney and I think Bob Woolf is merely scratching tains RHAM Friday at 6:00. chance at avenging two earlier losses to the peoples’ champ. fhf ^ continuing shooting between the surface. I’m positive football cannot sustain this kind of Keeps carburetor If not (Juarry, then Ali would be willing for a third and rubber the NBA and ABA is World War II. The NHL-WHA struggle com­ Helps prevent rust and cor­ cleaner longer. Add In the jayvee contest, the This Event Sponsored by The Manchester State Bank financial suicide. Not football, basketball, baseball, hockey Or Manchester maidens took it on match against Frazier who whipped Ali over 15-rounds three es under the heading of World War III, and World War IV official­ even J. Paul Getty. rosion, prevents condensation to gas tank to avoid years ago. ly began Monday when the brand new World Football League build-up. Add to gas tank with hard starting, rough the chin, losing 22-11. The locals and the Town of Manchester Recreation Department “The margin of profit in professional sports today is not as “I’ve told my lawyer to start setting up a rematch with running backs Kermit Johnson and James fill-up. idling and waste. led at halftime, 6-5, but couldn’t great as people imagine,” points out Woolf. “Even in the NFL. hang on in the second half. Lori Frazier,” said Ali. “I’m not looking for a fight with Foreman,” term Bro»n 1„ "le„g Everybody thinks the NFL is making a mint. It’s not that much. HanSen led the 5-2 jayvee team he added, finally getting around to the man who gained the crown i r TROPHIES TO TOP 3 IN EACH BOY AND GIRLS’ AGE CLASSES *3 with' five points. last year wjith a bruta second-round technical knockout over Bob Woolf, the highly capable and successful sports attornev y Famous Lee Frazier. “But, if he (Foreman) wants. I’ll give him a shot.” out of Boston, was talking about what all this will do to No One Can Tell V Dow Frazier, as he did after his loss Monday night, contended he ^ MANCHESTER STATE BANK CUP FOR BEST TIME FOR DAY Tuesd^ay”"^ salaries while watching the NFL draft here “The WFL, for all the money behind it, isn’t as well funded as Two Stage thought he beat Ali for a second time. “Yeah, I think I won it,” the AFL when it first started. It doesn’t have the Lamar Hunts Pre-Mix XHD 450 ILLING Taking the Kosciuszko Junior said Frazier who again criticized referee ’Tony Perez for permit­ and the Bud Adams. However, they are sufficiently funded so I Maxi-Filter ting Ali to hold as much as he did and deny Frazier the chance to- lh» £‘o’ttfma!“" “‘“ 'y know they'll get off the ground. Wiat I don’t know is whether Window Heavy Duty High basketball team out of the ★ HOT CHOCOLATE, COFFEE, DONUTS AT RACE FOR ALL ranks of the unbeaten was the score with body punches. He has negotiated the contracts of more than 700 players in all they’ll flourish or not. No one can tell how owners will react if Washer YOUR CHOICE sports, including the NFL’s No. 1 draft choices the past two they lose a couple of million dollars a year.” QLSize Illing eighth grade, 53-43, in En­ Compliments of The Bank years, John Matuszak and Walt Patulski. Woolf insists the only thing most professional athletes want is [Anti-Freeze Brake Fiuid field. » an opportunity to play ball and make a decent living. Illing controlled play by out- Foreman to Face Norton An I phcat Individual “They really don’t want to strangle a franchise,” he%ys. rebounding its opponent by a 4-1 Bob Woolf is an upbeat sort of individual, not the kind who goes “Where the problem arises is \vhen one owner becomes, let’s say ratio and capitalized on Register In Person or By Ma)i^. . . around viewing with alarm, but he draws the only logical conclu- oyerenthusiasUc, and announces he’s going to win the cham­ GAL. numerous turnovers, many of NEW YORK (UPI) - George per cent of all rights while Nor­ sion possible from the World Football League’s move on Monday.. pionship, no matter how much it costs. He then sets a new market 1.99 which they forced. Foreman, the globe-trotting, ton will earn $200,000 against 20 REGISTRATION FORM Uhfortunately, it looks like the war is oh,” says Woolf,” and if value for all the other people in sports.” Catches dirt and grime a ?.S! Adrian Cannone led all world heavy-weight champion, per cent. I this war IS anything like those others, salaries will be doubled. Pro football players, according to Woolf, are the lowest paid Protects to 20® below zero. single filter misses. Ex­ scorers for Kosciuszko with 27 signs today to' make his second MANCHESTER STATE BANK I Just add to washer tank from points. Illing’s Bill Talbot had title defense^Hi^st Ken Nor­ Home of the Free Checking Account I Name .. I don t ever hke to see a war in sports, but with the World performers among those in the four major sports. Basketb^l ceeds all warranty specifi­ For all drum and disc brakes Foreman, who gained the Football League signing those three players even before the NFL handy plastic jug. 17 while teammate Billy Kelly ton in Caracas, Venezuela oh 1041 MAIN STREET players get the most, he says, followed by hockey and baseb^ cations. . . . all cars, trucks, buses. crown b> scoring a second I Address conducted its draft, it makes it quite evident we now have added 12. Bob Philbri’ck (11) March 26. MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 players, who by the way, are about to go to arbitration boards round technical knockout over I City .... another war. /With their employers for the first time ever in two weeks. and Frank Beupre (10) also hit As reported last Friday by double digits for the locals.^’ UPI, the fight will be staged ip «joe grazier last year in [ DGIRL □ BOY These three players must have been paid a substantiail You think Charlie Finley had a problem or two during and im­ 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Kingston, Jamaica, made hiS" amount of money and the owners in the Worl^ Football League mediately. after the World Series. « • SALE: WED. thru SAT. Brian Charlibois doled out 13 the new Polideportvo Stadium, RECREATION DEPT. O m CE first defense last September in A Alttrnato Data Fab. 9^ 1974 i Age Group ...... apparently intend spending a great deal more to get the players Manchester assists. . which can accommodate 15,(MO GARDEN.GROVE ROAD, MANCHESTER Wait'll you see \ghat happens now. IS(yy~^ ("ASM cAso 1! BuMnAimiimiiD Open Late Every Night - 9 A.M, I Illing meets crosstown rival spectators. Tokyo against Joe Roman. Except Sat. 'til 6 P.M. Foreman took less than one All racara.namaa will be Bennet Jupior High Thursday at ' Foreman has been 1145 Tolland Tpke. round to dispose of Roman. publlsbad. the. Bears’ gym. guaranteed $700,000 against 40 ,

PAdg^G H T E EN - MA'NgiESTE^EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed-., Jan. 30, 1974 ■ .... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan. 30, 1974— PAGE NINETEEN HARTFORD (UPI) - Two determine whdl further action .. .

VIVIAN k i ;n m ;,s o n full time to his duties with the WE WELCOME YOUR (.orri'K|i<)mlcnl town highway department, ac­ M eat Economy Outlet T. I, 87,>-17(»l cording to Harkins. FOOD STAMP PURCHASES HOURS* to 6 • Tliurs., Fri. 9 to 9 The- Tolland dump will be Bridge Repair • Sal. ft to ft • ((;|oHi'(l Ml l)av Mondflv) the area's OHIV closed next Monday through Selectman chairman John Friday to allow the rats a Burokas and vice chairman EAST HARTFORD banquet of poisoned meatballs, Kevin Cavanagh have spoken chickeW leg s weather permitting. with Sen. Thomas Carruthers UIRll TO UIHIL 1150 BURNSIDE AVENUE Town Manager John Harkins and Rep. Jesse, Brainard regar- (Quarters) 801 SILVER LANE told the Board of Selectmen last ding the introduction of night that the dump is the legislature for assistance in DISCOUNT MANCHESTER town's number one priority to rebuilding the South River Rd. FOOD DISIOURT! 260 NORTH'MAIN AT MAIN resolve. He met last week with bridge crossing the Willimantic Department of Environmental River to Willington. Protection officials, who deter­ Selectman Stuart Joslin BiG MIDDLETOWN mined that the dump has questioned how much tjie 900 WASHIW<^>TnN ST R f 66 serious problems, including bridge was actually traveled. (There’s A W Lb. Limit) rodents, leaching, and cover. It He would like further informa­ is not being maintained, at pre­ tion before a decision is made Once Again We Offer sent, as a sanitary landfill. to repair or rebuild. Joslin said ALL BEEF, FRESH GROUND Action already taken by in ten years of living a mile Harkins to minimize the away from the bridge' he never problems is moving the used it. HAMBURG bulldozer and cover material to Ccinclcry Coiiiiniiiee Re-Elected the dump site, and ordering the Both' town committee will be rat poison. He told the board contacted to submit names of that the poison is not dangerous persons interested in serving on Fred W. Geyer of 330 Spring to other animals, who can pass the bemetery committee. Patty Frank plays the sick little boy with measles and St. Monday was re-elected it through their systems. The only eligible person left chairman of the Manchester Plans for improvement also on the committee is chairman llling Actors Ptoduce Anita Clarahan is prompter in “The Magic Bookshelf,” a Pension Board and of its board include providing a different Howard Metcalf who, after six play presented by thQ,.Illing Junior High School Dramatic * VN An All-Parppse Budget Stretcher! W contour so that the leaching Club at some of the town’s elementary schools this week. 8.99 of trustees, positions he has !V years, wishes to resign. The Story Book Characters held since 1967. problem wilTbe minimized. committee is composed of five The theater-in-the-round is directed by Miss Dayle Elected secretary was Jon Harkins reported that 300 members under the charter. McComb, home economics teacher at llling. (Herald photo Gehh. Norris, a Democrat and a pounds of cat food, in 15-ounce According to Burokas, the ManCirester's elementary you can' see that really counts. by Bevins) former member of the cans, will be mixed with the business administrator, Larry school students are being given The little boy is reminded he Manchester Board of Directors. is poison powder, shaped into ' Small, now takes care of details a‘ dramatic introduction to can find anyone he wants in a LIVERWURST Norris succeeds Thomas meatballs, and placed of maintenance^ upkeep and story book characters this week book.«„,^ Rollason, a Republican, in the throughout the dump. If the records. ^ by the Drama Club of llling Cast in the play are Patty ^ post and on the Pension Board. recontour process were to be ^.--'-.AppointiiientH Junior High School. Frank as the boy with measles; Vernon done without 4he poison The traveling theater-in-the- Jennie Locke, his sister; Anna or - Geyer is the only Republican Richard Dwire was appointed process, the whole area would round group is making nine Fralliciardi, fairy godfather; on the Pension Board. His re- to a two-year term on the Board election as chairman, explained be threatened by the disturbed of Tax Review, by a five to two appearances at Waddell, Ellen Eydle, Peter Pan; rodents, Harkins said. Verplanck, Nathan Hale, Colleen Wraight, Cinderella; BOLOGNA the Democratic members, "is a voter over Roger Curtis. V. sign of his ability and the high He will he looking at possible The appointment was on the Bentley, Robertson and Lori Turner, Alice in Cost of Storm sanitary landfill sites because Buckley Schools. Wonderland; Frank Bernard, esteem in which he is held.” last meeting agenda, but was By The Piece Three of his years as chairman ttle present dump has less than tabled aftei' Joslin insisted that Under the direction of Miss Jack the Giant Killer; Debbie a year left of use. On Harkins' Dayle McComb, home Tremblay, Dorothy from the Put at $58,504 ■|gve been under Democratic a Republican should have the Once Again! Fresh Pork control. T list of sites to investigate is the appointment because it was economics teacher at llling, the Land of Oz; Lisa Carson, controversial 132-acre parcel young thespians enact the story Christopher Robin with Kim Geyer is assistant manager'of filling a vacancy for a the Hartford, office of Aetna between Cook and Old Stafford Republican, of a little boy, confined to home Tomilonus as Winnie the Pooh; The December ice storm cost this the breakdown, with Rds. on which the town held an with the measles and wishing Sarah Brice, Red Riding Hood. the town of Vernon $58;504 over District I expenses listed first, SPARE RIBS Life & Casualty's Group In­ A ruling by Totvn Counsel surance Division. He is a cor­ option a year ago. The con­ Harold Garrity cited specific he had sortieone to play with. Anita Clarahan serves a? and above the daily expenses of is as follows: Salaries for over­ / troversy, which was never A fairy godfather produces prompter. running the town. The figure time, $5,000 and $13,090; gas, $60 porator of the Savings Bank of sections of the charter which do Manchester. publicly resolved, was that the not back up that claim. Joslin story book characters who visit The Drama Club plans to put was sent to the State Office of and $60.96; meals for overtime / dump presented by owner Ray­ was chairman of the Charter him and convince him of the on a musical in April called Civil Preparedness by Mayor shifts and emergency shelters, mond Roncari, was disputed by Revision Committee. reality of playmates through "Cheaper by the Dozen.” The Frank McCoy. $901 and $212; and equipment a recent survey done for Ellery Charles Schutz was un­ reading. He tells the little boy actors will present it at some of Mayor McCoy said the towns repairs and replacement, $1,139 Robison Neff, which showed that Neff animously reappointed to the anyone Can believe in what he the elementary schools in were asked to send such a finan­ and $694. lb. owned sections of the land Senior Citizen Housing Authori­ sees, but it's believing in what Manchester. cial statement, by Gov. Thomas claimed by Roncari. To Leave ty- Meskill. In his letter Mayor The Department of En­ A1 Ruops was appointed tree McCoy said he understood that Gasoline You Save 40* tb.I vironmental Protection warden for one year. Burokas the town would be reimbursed House statewide plan, worked out with read duties and responsibilities V ernon for the storm costs by federal Leak Creates General Electric;" will not of the position, which include funds. WASHINGTON (U PI)-R ep. affect Tolland for another ten to Hazard the appointment of any number He suggested that federal, FREEZER Howard W. Robison, R-N.Y., twelve years, g,f which time of deputies. state, or civil preparedness EAST LYME (UPI) - Nian- said Tuesday he is retiring after Tolland will use a transfer sta­ Four appointments were St. Bernard’s Church sources be pursued for reim­ tic fire officials say a leak in a 17 years in Congress. He is the tion in Ellington, according to made, to the Building Appeals bursement, "to remove the gasoline tank is now presenting^ SPECUIS! 15th Republican congressman the originally distributed plans. Committee, which hasn't had Reports on its Budget very distinct possibility of our more of a fire hazard than a As we pr^icted, the truck strike is now In force who has announced he will not Sanitary Inspector reason to meet since April 1969. needing additional town ap­ pollution hazard. and should bring much higher prices in the near seek re-election this year. Harkins reported that a Appointed to two-year terms propriations to replace the Some 2,000 gallons of gasoline’ Citing as a factor in his number of persons are being are Kenneth Cowp'erthwaithe The budget report of St. Ber­ amount of $6,210 for the monies expended from our had leaked from an un­ wSr retirenent, the “disap­ V; contacted regarding the posi­ and Nicholas Zelinka.Four- nard Church and St. Bernard purchase of equipment and fur­ budgets during the storm.” „derground marina storage tank pointments" of the Nixon ad­ tion of sanitary inspector. In year terms went to Henry School, of Rockville, for 1973, niture. The school budget was The mayor broke the expense at Boats Inc. Monday but only U.S.D.A. Whole ministration, the 59-year-old the interim, certified inspec­ Krechko and Simeon Lurhsen. shows expenditures totaled subsidized with $53,517 from report down for each depart­ about 12 gallons seeped through dean of the New York con­ tors from neighboring towns I Selectman Edward Moskey $181,686, Of this $91,203 is for parish funds. ment involved, public works, 100 feet of earth into the Niantic gressional delegation said he will be called upon when was unanimously elected to be church and rectory and $53,517 The ordinary convent police, and fire department. River. TENDERLOIN OF BEEF made his decision to quit within needed. the board's representative on for the elementary school. expenses totaled $5,121 which The public works department Niantic fire units were called the last week. Former Sanitary Inspector the School Building Committee. Also included in the total includes $1,260 for domestic expenses totaled $33,M3. They to the scene Tuesday when the "It truly isn't much fun Leon Dwire will be devoting his expenditures is $11,250 for the salaries; $1,349 for fuel; and included $5,175 for overtime in raw gasoline trapped in the anymore" he told newsmen in \bu1l Diocesan Development Fund $784 for utilities. salaries; $4,890 for truck costs, ground began flowing into test his office, "particularly under and $25,714 for miscellaneous Parish salaries total $30,911. including gas! $2,203 for borings. the circumstances." expenditures. Cash on hand Other large expenditures in­ damage costs ^ streets, equip­ Explosion meters carried by Robison, who serves on the N ever totals $30,432, clude $10,779 for general in­ ment, and Iraildings; $120, firemen registered readings in­ House Appropriations Com­ Tolland School revenues included $9,- surance and $5,393 for care of meals for overtime shifts; and dicating what they termed "an mittee, ,,said, however, he felt 348 in'tuition fees; $7,231 from the church and the grounds; $3,- $21,414 for debris and tree extremely dangerous he coula win re-election if he y r an“Ordinary When you pay high food prices, you're letting your money go up in student activities; $71, sale of 931 for transportation; and $6,- removal. situation.” 9 lbs. Average! had decided to run for another uniforms; $499, insurance, and 200 loan to the raffle com­ Police Department expenses The manager pf New England term. smoke. a few other smaller amounts. mittee. amounted to $3,541., This in­ Pollution Control Co. of West Will cut Into niet MIgnon, or any way you wish. At this He ' said that, if the Chairman Named Other expenditures included weight, you gat a full Staak, and not a smaller one that you Supermarket The total ordinary school cluded $3,278 for overtime Haven, Vince Briganfe, said the Republican Party and Presi­ $5,000 fOr payment on debt; $8,- salaries; $110 for meals; $28.40 would got on a lesser weight Tenderloin. revenue was $18,275 and the pollution hazard was over. dent Nixon were in better shape So, stop wasting money . . . SHOP TOP NOTCH where your food dol­ other receipts totaled $5,428. 979 for extra-,parochial collec­ for gas for patrol cars; and $123 • Niantic Fire Chief Fred John­ at present, he might have con­ Again! For Heart Drive Salaries fbr the lay teachers tions; $4,000' repaid to the for repairs to equipment' and son said the air situation was U.S.D.A. Whole, Bottont sidered seeking another term. total $35,534 and for the cemetery; and cathedreticum, the building. steadily impr’dving and the lar buys more . . . more quality meats, more garden fresh produce, more Allen, Brooks, security Robi»n, who serves the 27 chairmen of the 1974 Tolland religious teachers, $9,405. The which is the five per cent tax Fire Department expenses ' hazard would have been much analyst for Criterion Capitol Heart Fund Drive. district in Albany county, said national brand canned goods . . . more of everything for a well-fed, well- purchase of secular textbooks paid to the diocese on total or­ for both districts, Rockville greater had large amounts of Mangement (C.B.&T.) and Assisting in the drive is Mrs. ROUNDS OF REEF while he feels there is a need to cost $5,099 whereas the dinary revenue, $6,414. and Vernon, totaled $21,159. Of gasoline reached the river. Peter Sydoriak, branch put Watergate behind us; "It is nourished family. . Robert McGann of SSuth River religious textbooks cost $17.88 In noting that the insurance manager of the South Windsor presently unclear to me what I Rd., who will head up the Heart and library books, $47.90. expenditure is high this year, it office of the Society for Days door-to-door campaign should fo, this year, to help The budget also included an was explained there was, a re­ Vernon Savings, have been named co- scheduled for Feb. 11 through resolve it." fund of $4,659 which brought the Robison said, however, that Only TOP NOTCH can make this promise for only TOP NpTCH GIVES 24. actual amount paid to $6,119. Paul Adams of Old Post Rd. "It is ‘crystal clear to me that I YOU LOWEST STORE-WIDE BIG DISCOUNT FAUCES backed up by Church -revenues included will be far freer to work in that is chairman of the Business $124,146 from weekly offertory; 50 Parking Spots Ready Days drive. James Ashe of the Rockville direction if I am not a candidate THE AREA'S LOWEST STORE-WIDE MARK-UP POLICY! Meeting Site $4,885, interest and dividends; for ra-electioh.” Savings Bank of Toliand wiil $2,904 from sundry con­ s' Changed serve as treasurer of the drive Hospital tributions. r For Car Pool Members and Bette Quatrale of the Tri- Extra parochial collections Vernon area merchants have phone number, destination and Quickly Town Reporter is publicity Notes ^ Consiuts of Eye of the Round, Rump Roast, Cube Don't waste your money . . . join the thousands of thrifty homemakers totaled $8,978 and all receipts made about 50 parking spaces the number in the proposed chairman. Admitted Tuesday: Louise Steaks, Stew Reef and Ground Reef; There's Very BOSTON (Ul’I) totaled $192,414. available for those out-of-town pool. Persons interested may Restrict Gas Sales who save on all their food needs, every day, every week at TOP NOTCH! Tolland's goal is $1,000 com­ Amato, Vernon Av'e,, workers who wish to form car Little Wastal Massachusetts Congressman also call Garrell at 872-4800. PUNTA GORDA, Fla. (UPI) pared to $900 last year, when Rbckville; Paul Chapman, En­ pools. Mayor Frank McCoy said — The Charlotte County Com­ Michael .1, Harrington's office local efforts went over the goal, Parking spaces will be field: Pamela Gilmartin, Boyer Tuesday. U.S.D.A., Lean mission passed an ordinance has rescheduled until Thursday reaching $951, according to allocated on a first ^ome, first Rd., Rockville; Allen Harvell, The merchant were contacted Monday banning gasoline sales a news conference originally Brooks. Broad Brook Rd., Ellington; serve basis. Persons calling scheduled for Tuesday and by by William.Garrell who offered for any car with more than a Anyone willing to aid in the Marilyn Higgins, South Rd., Trucker will receive a return phone call VALUABLE COUPON mistake in a men's lavatory at his services to do so to help HIPS OF BEEF half-tank of fuel in efforts to A 1-09 door-to-door solicitation is Bolton; Frank Maj, Broad when a parking space-^as been the State House. make the energy conservation stop panic buying on Florida’s urged to contact Mrs. McGann Brook: Charles Sawyer, Shutdown program work. allocated to them, the Mayor lower Gulf Coast. Mb.Pkg. Quarters I•lb■n46. OUARTBItS A sp ok esw om an in pt 429-3242. " " Charter Rd.. Rockville; Stanley said. Harrington's Salem office said Mayor McCoy also made John Burokas, chairman of Tarasek, Brooklyn St., Tuesday Harrington had been several calls -to merchants. Mayor McCoy urges any lANP O' LAKES the Board of Selectmen. Rockville: Richard Welesky, Thursday detained itf W ashington, Those interested in forming a merchants who might be able to Tuesday proclaimed February Broad Brook: Doris Wojnar, LAND 0’ LAKES requirii^ the postponement. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - carpool should call the Vernon donate some parking space to heart month , and called upon Grant St., Rockville; Michael Planning Office, 872-921 and BUTTER Rocks thrown from an overpass contact Garrell as more spaces Reporters were informed by residents to support the drive. Saternis, Cottage St., Simple Ration Plan FREE news release Tuesday after­ shattered the windshields of leave their name, address, could be used. Rockville. PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - WITH COUPON noon that the Democratic nine trucks traveling on the Discharged Tuesday: Simplicity is the keynote of ANOfOOOPURC*«ASe OF *7.50 Congressman "will fold a press Ohio Turnpike hear Sandusky Heather Bertrand, Crystal Oregon’s successful new conference at 9:30 a.m. on early today and the windshields lb. LIMIT ONE COOPON. 6 0 00 THRU FEB. 2 ,1974 Reno's Face Changes Lake Rd., Vernon; Martha gasoline rationing plan. Wednesday', January 30, in of two other trucks, were shot KE.NO, .\'ev, U 'P ll - Once Brown, East Windsor; John 20 to 22 lbs. Average ** Motorists with odd-num­ room 484 of the State’ House. " known as I be 'Divorce out late Tuesday as they CLIP 'mis AD - WORTH Sc SAVEII WITH COUPON Buckley, High St., Rockville; Wo will cut Into sirloin Steaks, Hamiiurg, or any way you bered digits on their license Room 484 is the 4th floor traveled, through northeastern SAVE S t OOZ. OFP REaULAR PRICE Capiial of ilie World," Reno Debra Deptula, Enfield; Wendy’ Wish. plates get gasoline on odd- M U LlL H men's lavatory. Ohio. „ OF LARGE OR MEDIUM EQ08 now records lU limes as man;, Hills, Stafford Springs; Mrs. numbered calendar days, When asked about it, a Salem m.'irriages as divorce Independent truckers have YOUR BEST BUY IN TOWNI Pamela Kinel and daughter, Frtth Brown Eggt - Dlroct from Hm even-numbered plates are spokeswoman for Harrington threatened a nationwide shut­ WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPSI decrees. Moosup: Marjorie Nelson, honored on even days. Per­ said: "The person that did"that down at midnight Thursday to SONRAY EGG FARM THURS., FRI., and SAT. SPECIALS Itivurces declined from Tankeroosen Rd., Vernon; ; 230 Doming 81., Routt 30 sonalized plates are con­ obviously missed hitting the protest high fuel prices and low 3,421 in 1972 to 3,344.m 1973 JoAnn OLshefski, Candlewood M inchotltr/So. WIndior LFno, 'Conn. — Phono 644-H3S sidered even. The system has righ't key. freight rates, but there have There were 34.788 marriag(“ Dr., South WiTidsor; John YOU CAN TASTE THE DIFFERENCE! drastically cut down long EVERY DEPARTMENT OPEN 7 A.M. to MIDNIGHT-MON. thru SAT. "I guarantee that the next been reports of violence against lici-n.ses i.ssued lasi yearx.'om- Snydal, Linden Place, lines at gasoline stations and one will be accurate," she-said. working truckers in Ohio all pared with 34,433 in 1972. Rockville. eased panic buying. week.

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PAGE TWftNTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jan..30, 1974 THE M ANCH^TEREVE^^^ Manchester, Conn., Wgd„ Jam 30, K>74- PAGE TWENTY-ONR FAMILY LAWYER BUYER’S

Reward To Policeman? biilb^rd Arsonists set fire to a large warehouse one night, and the owners offered-a 510,000 reward ■for catching the culprits, A few By MICHAEL J. CONLON days later, an alert policeman WASHINGTON (UPl) - picked up the guilty pair in a bar. bor Hie pa.sl lew years many In this situation, was the police­ American.s I'luve iiad the im- man entitled to the 510,000? He pre.s,sion they are liable for insisted that he was, but a court up.to S50 il their credit card ruled against him. The court said IS lo.sl or .stolen and u.sed by he could not collect a reward for .someone el.se illegally. doing what-the city was already ■ a p i OPENlMi CELEBBATION 1 he truth i.s (hey may be ^paying him to do: capture crim­ liable lor nolhing al all. inals, It wa.s Ihree years ago that T his is the rule in most circum­ stances, that a policeman for other an amendment’ to ihe Truth public employee) cannot demand in I.ending Law went into (Silver Lane) ellecl. It says a credit card a reward for merely doing his job. holder is liable for up to S5(f Otherwise, explained one judge, 111 unauthorized use -but “w henever a crime was committed, unly it the company wliicli instead of speedy efforts for the encer issued Ihe card, such as an oil arrest of the offender, there would MflHCHESrEB K-Mort Plaza company or hank, complies be a holding back in the hope that St. with very speelfio require- a reward would be offered.” This Week Finest of Manchester is joining ' ments in Ihe law. On the other hand, an officer Vou are liable lor up to S50 usually can collect, the reward if all other Finast Stores in Celebration of only if the company has told what he did was outside the scope you so in writing; provided of his duties. For example: you with a credit card that A deputy sheriff, on vacation in their 77th Anniversary! a neighbouring county, had occa- has a means of identifying •sion to help in the capture of a you as the user —such as a bank robber. Learning that the blank lor your signature; and hank had offered a reward, he de­ has sent you a self addre.ssed. cided to put in a claim for it. All Items pre-slamped enveloped or T his lime, the court ruled in his postctird lor you losend hack favor. The court said that, havmg in this Pepsi Colo lo Iheiii to alerl them to a acted strictly on his own, he had I heft or Ip.ss. as much right to the reward as any circular Report Loss other deserving citizen. « Unle.ss all of that has hap­ One famous case involved a pened you owe nolliing at all hotel fire so fierce that firemen you received gave up their efforts to get into the I Colonial if .someone steals your card building. Suddenly an anguished and goes on q buying spree. onlooker cried: in your Sunday If all of Ihe conditions have "1 will give 55,000 to anyone Pepsi Colo heen. ihel by the company who will bring out my wife!" Courant or Times which issued you the car^, One fireman, galvanized into With This Coupon you still might wind up owing action, fought his way through the notliing because your S50 flames and managed to bring the are available all land purchase of $5 liiiliility ends the moment you woman out, take reasonable steps to let Later, when he tried to collect this Week at or more iuni know your card is the reward, the husband argued thaf'rescuing people was part of a missing. Government law­ FN yers say a telephone call lo fireman's job. But the court said Finast of Valid thru Feh. 2 ' * »( a fireman's job did not include Finast of Manchester Only the company constitutes such rescues involving .such a dire risk Manchester! a rea.sonabk* step. It probably to his o\yn life. For action above Limit one coupon per Adult H i l l i i i l would not hurt to follow it up and beyond the call of duty, said I 'I with a letter. the court, this fireman had earned It would al.so be to your ad­ the reward. vantage to find out. right A public .service feature ^ the MohawkmonawK j-in3-lb can a a now, what telephone num­ American Bar A.ssociatii^ and bers you should call and keep the Connecticut Bar Associa­ a list of them, along withjt'our tion. Written by Will Bernard. credit card numbers. Some © 1974 American Bar Association consumers report they have liad a hard time getting Canned Ham 3^’ through to the company in­ Social volved by telephone, so it may take several calls before Security you finally are able lo make Sugor the proper notification. Q. I have been working for a' .Most oil companies have contractor and paying into not been notifying their Social Security for the past 20 customers of their limited years. I am usually off at least liability or providing them three months a year. After I with return forms. So if you reach 62 next month, can I lo.se a gasoline credit card collect Social Security retire­ chances are you’ll owe ment benefits for these months nothing. But some of the big I don't work? , Finast bank-related and independ- • ent credit card companies A. Yes. You may be able to Granulated I collect reduced retirement have complied and you would benefits at 62 for the montte in be liable for up to S50 per which you do not earn over $200 With This Coupon card, until you notify them. a month. You should contact a sib Warning Flags Raised Social Security office and dis­ and purchase TIfe best way lo make sure cuss the details of your par­ of $5 or more bag is to carefully examine the ticular case. ■ literature the company sends Q. I get monthly Social : you when they issue the cred­ Security retirement checks. Valid thru Feb. 2 ; it card. Because I earn a little over $2,* Finast of Manchester Only W'arning flags are bei'rig 400 each year, I have to file an hoisted about those Scotch annual report of my earnings Limit one coupon per Adult whisky investment schemes. with Social Security. Since I You've no doubt seeif the ads will be 72 in July, will I have to in financial pages or maybe file an annual report for 1974? even received a direct mail­ A. Yes. It’s true that there is ing from Ihe British Isles : no limit on how much people 7^ offering profits of up to 20 per years old and over can earn cent per year for investing in without any reduction in their I warehouse stores of whisky Social Security. But since you whichVare supposed to in- will not be 72 during some ermpj/in value as the years months of 1973—January i i i l i i go by. through June—you must file an Both the Securities and Ex­ annual report of your earnings change Commission and the for the entire year. No annual White House Office of report will be required for 1975 Consumer .Affairs are warn­ and later years. ing wouid-be investors that Q. I get Social Security i some people who have bought payments as a widow. I do not the booze are having a hard work, but I own a small apart­ time unloading it when the ment building. Does my rental ' alleged time to eollect comes. income count toward the $2,400 In addition the priees you a year that I can earn before may pay lo begin with are Social Security payments are sometimes inflated, making reduced? Ihe selling price little ihore A. No. Only wages and self- I than Ihe investment was lo employment income count as begin with. .A good invest- earnings for Social Security men I eon use 11 or and a purposes. Rental income will detailed prospectus on the not affect your cash benefits un­ slock may he your best less you are a real estate safeguard. dealer. Q. I am planning to retire Got a gripe? Like to share from my job in June, when I a tip? Let us know, care of become 65. Since my earnings Buyers’ Billboard. United from the six months before I Press International. .'U5 .Na­ retire will add up to nearly $5,- Seafood Special! tional Press Building, Wash­ 000, can I receive my monthly Store Bake Shop ington, D. C. 20004. cash payments for the rest of ^the year? A. Yes. Nq matter how much ■ you earn before you retire, you Turbot Fillet Public can still receive Social Security Cake Demits benefits for any month you Records neither earn wages of $200 or Snow White Plain, Sugar, Ips nor perform substantial worit as a self-employed per­ CinnamoQ Warranty Deeds son. Tasty Green Manor Estates,Inc. to Fresh Made U&R Housing Corp., parcel on Have a question about Social ISeafood Favorite Right in ^ D iv itt Dr., conveyance tax Security and its retirement, lb $13.20. survivors, disability the Store doz Martha E. Freeman to Carl m or Medicare benefits? Write to T. and Elizabeth J. Baril, Questions & Answers, Social property at 62? W. Middle Security Office, 657 Main Tpke., conveyance tax $37.40. Street, East Hartford, Conn James L. and Claudia Monaco 06108. to Regina Rasman, property at 17-19 N, School St., conveyance {Prices eftective thru Saturday, February 2 Finast of Manchester Only tax $48.40.

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MANCH^ESTER evening HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Jaii. 30, 1974 - P*AGE ’TWENTY-THREE Gaffney says HUD Calls Town Ham afitfH tm u it m i availabta la taM fan ar ta aOnr rttili Snftrt W h a t ^ f o r Flood-Prone Area af vtnfmiRn. from Manchester has been flood-prone areas which don’t declared A flood-prone area by have adequate protection. Democrats Toy ^ our big HUD (the federal department Flood insurance covers . -v^ D i n n e r ? ♦ of Housing and Urban Develop­ stream-flooding, surface runoff ment) and, beginning Tuesday, water and reservoir overflows With Danger early week ad! Shbp-Rite has the answer. Feb. 5, its residents will be able but doesn’t, at present, cover to purchase emergency flood in-.^ damage from the improper con­ sura^ce at substantially" struction of sanitary or storm U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" - SHOP-RITE'S redi^ed rates. sewers” On Watergate The announcement of ROCK CORNISH Manchester’s eligibility was The present level of protec­ made by First District Cong. tion to a homeowner or business By EDWARD BUTLER He said that the people “are The best ef tMs week's William Cotter, who was is $17,500. New federal legisla­ HARTFORD (UPI) - State going to vote on what affects notified by HUD. tion is being proposed to raise Republican Chairman J. Brian them. They’re going to vote on The announcement is in the the level to qjjout $35,000. Under Gaffney believes Watergate the usual issues, the pocketbook HENS wake of a resolution adopted subsidies-'granted insurance won’t matter in Connecticut issue and other issues.” Jan. 15 by the Manchester companies by HUD, the in- elections next fall and Gaffney’s public optimism Board of Directors — 'surance premium has been as Democrats would be “toying sets him apart from some guaranteeing that no building low as 5 cents per $100 in some with danger” if they exploit the national Republican figures, in­ permits will be issued in those /areas of the country. scandal. cluding Sen. Barry Goldwater “Watergate i^ not an issue in of Arizona, who fear Watergate this state,” Gaffney told UPI will have a significant impact Specials! Tuesday. on GOP chances next ‘Open Space’ Sought "The issue in this state will November. 59« be the governor and h‘is piiftcies Voter Resentment Are you getting your Stop&Shopsworth? against his challeriger, whoever Republican Reps. Robert H.. CHUCK STEAK ^ < ForBuckland’s Land that might be, and her or his Steele and Ronald A. Sarasin policies,” he said. found during the recent con­ Starttfie Members of Manchester’s The tax breaks are allowed Gaffney, who presides over a gressional recess that many OR ROAST ^ VJ Planning and Zoning Commis­ (faywitfi a under broad provisions of the party that until the 1970 election voters resented Watergate and sion (PZC) agreed Monday I ^ Open Space, Farmland and of Thomas J. Meskill went 16 wanted President Nixon out of ______jm tiight that/ Leslie Buckland of WITH THIS COUPON ANO A $5 PURCHASE Woodland Act of 1963, Beileville years without one of its.^vgi as office. BEEF RIB STEAK " ^ < 619 Hillstown Rd. is making an mini-priced explained. governor, cautioned Democrats And political observers effort to preserve 37 acres of Belleville said the law has against using Watergate blame Watergate in part for the 1 Doz. Daisy Plain or Sugar,; his land, and they endorsed his OR ROAST ^ 1 ? ® many loopholes and has been against Republican candidates. Republican’s losing 33 towns to S? 11Vioz.pkg attempt to designate the Gaffney Discusses GOP Future abused throughout the state, Toy With Danger Democrats in last fall’s property “open space’’ to Donuis 482 but he is certain that “The Democrats are toying municipal elections, while All coupons msiy be redeemed ; Coed U o n . J in 2 1 -S il. PtD. Z — Limit am pkg. g«r eM tw N r qualify for reduced taxes. BEEF SHOULDER STEAK OR < Buckland’s intent is good. with danger there,” he said. taking only 10 seats from the Brian Gaffney, Republican State Central/Coniniittee chairman, gives his views of the ______Town Planner J. Eric Potter “He’s made a tremendous ef­ It could have a reverse effect opposition. future of the party in Connecticut. (U f i photo) ^ CUT FOR LONDON BROIL ^ 1 1 * said the designation will fort ■ in the last few years to on them,’’ he said, if All six Connecticut con­ require modification of the WITH THIS COUPON ANO A $5 PURCHASE : maintain the property,’’ Democrats tried to tar all gressional seats and one Senate ^ :------T : WITH THIS COUPON ANO A $5 PURCHASE BEEF CHUCK • FIRST CUT • town’s Comprehensive Plan of Belleville noted. Mentioning RIB END BONELESS PER fEC T FOR ROTISSERIE Republicans with a Watergate seat are up for grabs this year “I would not want to remain Connecticut Bar Association Development, and he will thaH'he’s “walked every inch of brush. for a long time,” he said. "It STEAK OR ROAST . 89® PORK LOIN as is the governorship and as party chairman unless the “approved” him for a judgeship Orange or schedule a public hearingj at the land,’’ Belleville said “The voters could say, in legislature. has always been kind of a goal Grade ‘A’ BEEF TOP ROUND STEAK OR BEEF .... SHOP-RITES SMOKED ■ BONELESS party wanted^me. I would not below the Superior Court level Buckland’s request. Buckland has planted trees, in my mind.” effect, Meskill had nothing to Gaffney said he is unsure put up a big fight for it, let’s put after Meskill submitted him as Grapefruit SIRLOIN TIP STEAK PORK SHOULDER Town Assessor Edgar trimmed brush, and tried to im­ do with it, (Rep. Stewart B.) what his future would be if “But right now I really can’t FOR BAR-B-0 it that way,” he said. a possible nominee. Large Eggs e - jn n SKINNED & DEVEINEO Belleville, discussing the prove the flow of drainage. make a decision because I don’t McKinney had nothing to do Meskill decides not to seek a se­ “I would consider taking a PORK RIB END LOIN b e e f l iv e r Buckland request with the PZC, PZC members voted un­ with it and I had nothing to do cond four-year term, or runs Judgeship Approved know what the future holds or JlllCG »’oulon'’!im K8oS stop & Shop 1 Dozen 433 said Buckland can get judgeship,” he said. “My fami­ where we’re going from here,” 9 TO 11 CHOPS LOIN END AND CENTERS BY THE, PIECE animously to designate with it,” Gaffney said. and is defeated. Gaffney’*‘confirmed that the C03d Uon , Jin 2 8 'S it, FtO 2. Lim it oni doz p ir eutlorrt«r. “preferential tax treatment’’ if ly has been lawyers and judges ^ e said. PORK CHOP COMBO SLAB BACON Buckland’s land “open space,” his land is designated open but they were informed by space. BONELESS - FOR OVEN OR POT Potter that the designation f FRESH CUT - FOR SOUTHERN FRY Of the 37 acres Buckland requires a public hearing. The WITH THIS COUPON ANO A $5 PURCHASE WITH THIS COUPON ANO A $5 PURCHASE BEEF ROUND 'owns, about 28 are already PZC modified its action to say Bridgeport Gas Dealers CHICKEN termed “forestland” by state that it “favors” Buckland’s authorities and are qualifying request., Fuel For Thought Connecticut Capsules Maxwell Housei ROASTS PARTS for reduced taxes. 'The other To Read Fuel Gaug es BEEF BOTTOM $ 1 79 nine acres don’t qualify as The United First Parish Church (Unitarian) of Quincy, Mass., got into the spirit of the ROUND ROAST I ib b r e a s t forestland, so Buckland wants current fuel crisis by posting this sign in front of the church. (UPI photo) I Sliced Bacon Coffee LEGS With Rib Cage PZC To Seek § 1 found Packago 481 TOP ROUND $ 1 8 9 to change the entire parcel to 1 lb. Can 484 ^ I nited Press International agreed to the plan, but the stations to be displayed accor­ Elks Building Oood Mon., Jin. ZR/Sll., Fab. 2 — Limit oni phg p ir customtr. • ROAST Beef Round | lb “open space.” Extension on d Uon ,‘ Jan. 21-Sai. Fib 2. Limit 04| can par {uiiomar. Belleville said the value of The president of the Greater problem remains on the right of ding to gas sales conditions: HARTFORD (UPI) — A 'grease fire extensively SIRLOIN TIP $ 1 8 9 the nine acres is now assessed MAP Request Bridgeport Gasoline Retailers station attendants to read a white for no gas, orange for gas damaged the first floor of the historic. Hartford Elks Club'’ ROAST Beef Round | jUbj . 6 9 - 8 9 - at about $1,500 per acre, and the Association has suggested a motorist’s gas gauge. available to all customers, and on Prospect Street Tuesday. Fire officials sdid the fire Quality-Protected^ Beef Naturally AgedJFor Tenderness! forestland is assessed at about The Manchester Planning and system of discouraging green for gas sold only to erupted in the kitchen of the 70-year-^old stfucture minutes Zoning Commission (PZC) is Deaf-Mute Child Testifies motorists from filling up/un­ Under Guzzi’s proposal, PRODUCE DEPT. $100 an acre. If the “open motorists would be informed emergency vehicles. before the club opened for lunch. The fire was extinguished space” designation is approved, still struggling with the original necessarily. In another energy develop­ u s »1 GRADE IDAHO A that a check of their gas guage within 20 minutes and authorities said nobody was injured. SUNKIST 88 SIZE Belleville said, the property 65-day deadline to act . on zone Angelo Guzzi said Tuesday ment, Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, changes requested for a In Michigan Murder Trial gasoline should be denied to would be a prerequisite to a would be assessed at about $50 purchase. R-Conn., said a federal BAKING NAVEL an acre. massive development at motorists whose gas tanks emergency,energy bill should Dean Resigns Buckland, but it is expected the DETROIT (UPI) - She sat “Yes,” Penny signaled. Then the crucial question. register more than three- “If the motorist refuses to let encourage oil companies to in­ STORRS (UPI) — Dr. Charles R. Jerge, dean of the applicant will agree to an squirming in a straight-back “Did you waice up that night “Can you show me the two quarters full. his guage be checked, or if he vest their profits in developing No other supermarket in America, not one, has the meat |h POTATOES University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine since facilities to offer beef as naturally tender, juicy 4 ORANGES extension of the time limit. chair, playing with a huge red your mother was dead?” men who hit your mother?” He said the plan would reduce has his tank more than three- new energy resources, not just 1968, will resign to return to the University of Penn­ Solon Would lollipop, her back to two men and full of flavor as Stop & Shop's “Quality-Protected” ___ The statutory 65-day "Yes,” signaled Penny. “I Mrs. Carl asked. “Are they in the number of drivers “filling quarters full, he can be legally penalize the firms. sylvania. Jerge, 44, said he would leave in the summer to beef. . . better tasting beef. deadline, counted from the charged with killing her heard something.” up at every opportunity, this room?" denied gasoline,” Guzzi said. Weicker said the senate has head a new Institute for the Future of Dentistry and Health Ban Trick close of the public hearing on mother. Mrs. Carl explained the little Penny hesitated and stood up. making waiting lines longer and The association president voted 57-37 to have the bill Care. He said he would also be dental director of a 5 - lb . MAP Associates’ bid for zone She could not hear the legal girl meant she felt vibrations Then she turned and pojnted a buying more gasoline than is said another gas sale plan he in­ reconsidered on grounds its Or Treating university-based urban health care program. Jerge left T-Bone Sleek Twin Pack is s bag changes, runs out next week. arguments nor could she speak. since she cannot hear. finger at Lawson and Rossel. needed,” troduced last week has met windfall profits provision was 7 9 « 1 1 0 7 9 BOSTON (UPI) - A New The PZC has scheduled public Her only link with the world Because she cannot unders­ Guzzi said most Bridgeport Pennsylvania in 1963 to help plan the new UConn dental Questioning Continues with initial success. Guzzi dis­ “valid in principle, but vague in Bedford legislator has resumed hearings on unrelated matters sat in front of her — her special "Did you see two men?” Mrs. tand names when spoken aloud area gasoline dealers have tributed colored flags to gas specifics.” school. Sirloin Steak *1® CARROTS CUCUMBERS his annual campaign to pass a for next Monday, arid Town teacher, Mrs. Betty Carl. Carl asked. or signaled by hand, Penny “The long-term energy crisis law outlawing Halloween trick Planner J- Eric Potter said he But upon Phyllistene “Pen­ “Yes.” - referred to Lawson as the man cannot be avoided without a Job Suggestions Delmonico Steak v from 1st 3 Ribs ‘1? Extra or treating in Massachusetts. expects to hear from the appli­ ny” Spencer, a ftert.but tense "What were they doing?” “with big hair" because of his national commitment to energy NEW BRITAIN (UPI) — Frank N. Zullo, a candidate for Fancy cant about deadline extension 10-year-old deaf mute, rested Rep. Donald R. Gaudette, a Mrs. Carl asked. Afro hairdo and called Rossel research and development,” the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, says the state by then. the prosecution case against the the man “ with flat hair” Mankiewicz Says Rib Steak or Rib Roast 4lh-7lhRIB8 l j 3 9 2 :.;.3 9 ^ 2 2 9 ' Democrat, told the Joint Public "They stabbed my mother,” Weicker said. should begin expanding job opportunities now if Connec­ Safety Committee that trick or MAP Associates, an invest­ two suspects. Penny signaled. “They because he is balding. Meanwhile, Southern Connec­ treating “is becoming more and m ent p artn ersh ip led by The deputy prosecutor, Avery Then Penny sat down and the House Vote Might ticut State College in New ticut is to avoid an unemployment disaster. Zullo said scratched her and they hit her Tuesday the effort should start with a sharp increase in Club Steak ‘s™ *1“ Club Steak “ f ir *2“ PASCAL CELERY GRAPEFRUIT more danger ous as time goes developer Arthur M. Fischer of Waiswasser, called her in the face in our-bathroom.” lawyers resumed ' their Haveri reported a 25.2 per cent Indian on.” New York City, is requesting testimony critical because ap­ arguments. reduction in fuel oil use in vocational training opportunities in public schools. He also River parently she was the only Force Resignation White “Parents should not be zone changes to permit a $1(X) December. said the state should train in the health services field Tenderloin Steak-Fillet Mignon » ’2? •talk I “46 Size” allowed to put their children at million, 263-acre mixed-use witness to the knifing and Robert O’Brien, associate “where the passage of compulsory health insurance will 5 . 5 9 ' the mercy of some animal who development on tobacco land at choking death of her mother, Vernon dean of administrative affairs, operf up thousands of jobs in the next few years.” The “QiMlltyS S 949 WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - Delmonico Steak-Boneless Rib Eye Protacttd" . b ii. DAIRY DEPT. DELI DEPT. puts a razor blade in a candy Buckland. If Fischer agrees to Mrs. Ruby Spencer, 28, on Jan. sent “rotten government in said the savings were realized former Norwalk mayor said a strong statewide transit bar or drugs in an apple,” he an extension of the time limit, 17. Frank Mankiewicz, former Washington” can be placed despite a new fieldhouse which SHOP-RITE WHY PAY MORE'> press secretary for the late network and a large - scale housing program would help added. as he is expected to do, the PZC Penny had refused to answer Benoit Defends squarely in Nixon’s shoulders. has increased college building create jobs. Gaudette spoke in favor of the will have another-65 days to act questions Monday during the Robert F. Kennedy and national “It has been 27 years in the heating by-13.4 per cent. director of the McGovern ORANGE ARMOUR bill he filed to outlaw trick or on the requests. opening day of preliminary making,” he said. O’Brien said the school’s con­ Ws simply super! treating after dark. Under the Fischer had requested an in­ examination in Recorders presidential campaign, said Mankiewicz said “an easy servation efforts and a milder Chooses Steele Maguda’s Action Tuesday a strong vote in the JUICE HAM legislation, parents of children formal meeting with PZC Court and Judge Elvin Daven­ vote in the House will be a vote winter were responsible for the NEW HAVEN (UPI) — The Connecticut Republican Preparedcin our federally inspected mpat House might bring President plant, the cuts of beef carefully selected, apprehended trick or treating members last night, but he was port moved the second day’s to impeach and a strong vote reduced fuel consumption. Labor League has chosen Rep. Robert H. Steele, R-Conn., hearings Tuesday into a Nixon to resign.” might bring Nixon to resign.” the fat content scientifically controlled, after dark would be fined $100. unable to attend. During Stofm He also said the college’s to receive its ninth annual Raymond E. Baldwin award. the quality checked. Simply delicious! $ 0 9 9 He said the bill’s provisions smaller jury room. Mankiewicz told a news con­ “ All they have to do is look at monthly electrical consumption ference prior to a political William R. Mongillo of New Haven, president of the group, Vzrgal. are drawn from bills he filed in Teacher Relays Questions Speaking in defense of Vernon He said Vernon js the fastest the evidence,’’ he said. ’^ojtped by &.4 per cent in said Tuesday Steele’s voting record in Congress, along ^ 1 carton , previous years to outlaw trick Capital Gains debate the University of Hart­ “There’s too much tlwre.” lecember. 39® Then Mrs. Carl, using hand Fire Chief Donald Maguda, growing community involved in ford said the blame for the pre- with legislation he has introduced and projects he has or treating completely. Mankiewicz, who'ns on a BLUE BONNET WHY PAY MORE? Tax Forms signals and moving her lips Councilman Thomas. Benoit, the mutual aid system and has sponsored, “demonstrates a deep and thorough concern “If we are going to have trick slowly, relayed the lawyers’ yesterday criticized what he been the leader for many years college lecture circuit and Lein Ground Baef Patties SOFT Now Available plugging his new book, for the welfare of working people.” ’The award goes an­ Available in stores with patty machine. I|b . SHOP-RITE or treating, we should at least questions. termed a personal attack ’ Simply Super lean ground beef patties are not less than 76% lean. * in firefighting, safety, and civil Statewide nually to a Republican who has made significant con­ MARGARINE 3 9 ' TRANKS S5:8 9 ' do'it when the children can be , HARTFORD (UPI) - Tax’' Mrs. Carl, described as the- against the chief, published last defense. “Perfectly Clear,’,’ said Sen. seen and can see what they are Commissioner F. George only person in the world who weekend. Benoit said he is all for a joint Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., Housing Code tributions to the social, economic and political aspects of has the -1976 Democratic SHOP-RITE WHY PAY MORE? getting,” he said. Brown says forms and instruc­ can understand Penny, Benoit was referring to an ar­ communication^Asystem and trade union movement. Support for Gaudette’s bill tions for re])orting the Connec­ explained that the little girl ticle that said that some noted that the late Rockville presidential nomination if he Suggested I New in our Service Deiicetessen COHAGE wants it. SHOP-RITE also came from Rep. Alfred ticut capital gains tax are now cannot comprehend proper members of the Tolland County" Fire Chief John Ashe was one of Insurance STORRS (UPI) — A Universi­ CHEESE S : 8 9 ' SAUERKRAUT . Almeida, D-Plymouth, a available. names or such abstractions as Fire Chiefs Association the original organizers of “ Kennedy is under great ... Press n Seeibags^j ’.5 : 1 0 ^ Firm Makes ty of Connecticut professor has co-sponsor of the measure. Brown said Tuesday the “before” or “after.” charged Maguda with “tying up mutual aid in Tolland County. pressure from almost all of the HOM ESTYLE & BUTTERMILK _ CELEBRITY called for a mandatory housing In addition to the physical forms can be obtained from the Listening closely, seated side the communications system,” Benoit said many fine com­ wings of the party to run,” he keep coid cuts fresh, Big Loan code applicable to all 169 towns SHOP-RITE e POLISH dangers to youngsters cited by state Tax Department in Hart­ by side behind her at a table, during the December ice storm ments have come to his atten­ said. $ 1 99 and cities in the state. Court Rules Women Alter cold cuts and cheeses are sliced by bags. Not only do the bags keep every- BISCUITS D piigV 4 9 Gaudette, "Almeida said he ford or hny of its field offices in were Elijah J. Rossel, 50, and emergency. tion about the expedient way in “If he decides to run he would HAM 1 V b . George E. Hill, associate our dell clerk, they're wrapped in our new thing Iresh, but they can be used again , questioned -the philosophy Waterbury, Bridgeport, New James Lawson, 26 each charged Benoit explained that Maguda which area fire departments BLOOMFIELD (U PI)- be unopposed, practically water-proot, air-tight Press 'n Seal plastic and again. Lots ol uses printed on them' professor at UConn’s Institute SOME TH IN behind trick or treating. Haven and Norwich. is ijot only chief of the Rockville have been dispatched with full Connecticut General Life In­ speaking. But I don’t know May Use Maiden AVAILABLC IN STORES FEATURING A SERVICE DELI LONGACRE witR Mrs. Spencer’s murder. of Public Service, said Tuesday “I wonder about the wisdom The capital gains tax forms Fire Department but is also cooperation from all towns in­ surance Co., has announced it is whether he’s going to run or LITE E “Did you see your mother only 20 Connecticut com­ CHICKEN of suggesting to kids that they ere also available at Internal dead?” Mrs. Carl asked. director of civil preparedness volved. providing a $12 million loan for not.” munities currently have en­ Name's In Voting YOGURTS ! P : ; : 7 . 9 9 ' ROLL can get by in the world by Revenue Service offices in the and as such has the responsibili­ the construction of a national If he doesn’t, Mankiewicz Imported Boiled Ham x 6 9 ' forceable housing codes and holding people up,” he said. state and at most banks. ty of every citizen of the town. ■» Benoit urged, "Let’s not let a commercial microwave com­ says Sen. Walter F. Mondale, urged the legislature to adopt a HARTFORD (UPI) - APPETIZER DEPT. ."Maybe our former vice presi­ The capital gains tax returns No Cooking Required "Voii have to.be a leader in a crisis situation be a reason to munications network which will D-Minn., is a possible candidate applications under their maiden along with Sen. Edmund S. statewide code. Married women can register to Imported Finnish Swiss Cheese 79’ dent took this philosophy are due on April 15, and the tax LOS ANGELES (UPI) - If crisis such as ,we had with the mock a fellow chief who may include Connecticut. names. GERMAN STYLE MAJESTY BRAND iWiPORTED He said the code would vote under their maiden names, seriously.” is payable on the same date. the turkey that someone mailed recent ice storm and resultant have made “an error In judg­ Muskie, D-Maine. In their suit, the women said The voice and data transmis­ provide for minimum facilities Superior Court Judge James F. to somebody in the Mar-Vista total loss of power, ^ n , his ment under pressure. ’ ’ “But I don’t see myself they had never used their DANISH sion system being constructed and equipment such as a Stapleton has ruled. Nepco Boiognal? LiverwursIM!? Saiami’11’ neighborhood ever reaches its assistant chief, Arthur Hewitt, The newspaper article in working for anyone in 1976,” he husbands’ last names, nor had by Southern Pacific Com­ kitchen sink, bathroom, heat Stapleton’s ruling came in a destination, the recipient will and Vernon Fire Chief Bill question quoted “several said. “I’d like to jyfite another any plan to use them in their munications Co., is scheduled and lighting, adequate suit brought by Margo Custer of FLETCHER GLASS CO. not have to cook it postal in­ Johnson did outstanding jobs,” chiefs" as saying Maguda book, maybe something’^bout personal or professional lives. StopSSfiop Orange Juice to be completed by Dec. 1975, ’ American institutions.” maintenance and maximum Hartford and Jane Holdsworth BOILED HAM . 9 9 spectors said today. Benoit said. "almost got himself arrested They said requiring them to use REGULAR OR SUGAR ADQED Q 12 or. S I Connecticut General said number of occupants. of New London against their Giant Size! Of > The turkey was part of a " Noting that Maguda is "in no for speeding through Mansfield Mankiewicz said if he has it their husbands’ names was a 100% orange juice from Florida. ^ nui * I Over 25 Years of Experience 1 MANCHESTER Tuesday. “The necessffy for a common cities’ voter registrars who Get your Stop & Shopsworth! truckload of mail that way a politician,” Benoit said with red lights blinking during to do again, he would have violation of their constitutional statewide housing code is that refused to accept the women’s Auto - Plate - Window Gtass - mysteriously burst into flames Maguda leads his-men fairly, , the height of the storm.” Another $12 million loan was picked a different candidate for rights. BOLOGNA Mirrors - Glass vice president under the problem of deteriorated & CHICKEN ROLL Furniture Tops - Picture Framing • Fireptace Sunday as it was being driven to without partiality. “When it Benoit reminded n^embers of obtained from Teachers In­ Stop Shop Waffles Navel Oranges & McGovern. housing is not merely confined ----- ^ ss SIZE W Shop-RItti. a branch post office, the inspec­ was brought to Don’s attention the association that they are all surance and Annuity Associa­ At this low mini-price*. 5,, I O C Shop-Rite O Door. Mirrors - Medicine Cabinets - Special Work to the major core cities but can Store Sliced tors said. Hundreds of first- that there were bedding volunteers and must stick tion of America and equity Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton of you'll want to stock up. rkg | M Store Sliced i/,.|b .0 5 l class letters and parcel post together to fully achieve the Missouri, the vice - presidential be found in suburban and rural . 5 9 ' supplies available in Mansfield funds provided by Southern An Exciting Party Idea! I tor: Collector’s Items packages went up in smoke. goals set for their departments. Pacific Co. nominee in 1972, withdrew from areas of the state as well,” the for use at our shelters.he went hodhing expert said. Parkay Margarine Manchester Danish Plates Among the ashes' the inspec­ personally, not only picking up "If an error in judgment was The insurance firm said the the Democratic ticket shortly 649"4521 - He said currently onljv 20 Min|.Vriced7. rib O D C m id d t e t p k i Presidential tors said, was the- very well enough for Vernon but also (or made on the part of Mr! network will link some 46 cities after it was publicly revealed Customer .Pick-Up Buffets, and WHITE SEEDLESS Connecticut communities have to save you money. Decanteryi done carcass of a turkey, a our neighboring town of Maguda, it would do well for along a 4,000 mile route from he had undergone shock Home Delivered Buffets treatments. such codes, and all of them also Indian River Grapefruit 8 >*98' Estimates Gladly Given Nuline melted glob that was once a Ellington,” Benoit explained. those men to have come San Francisco and Los Angeles * OPEN 8:30 A.M. -10:30 P.M. have redevelopment programs. in Ready-to-Serve Containersi Open Thurs. & Fri. till 9 P.M. Reproductions radio and charred pages from a Referring to alleged forward through proper to Boston. Mankiewicz said Sen. Bly Daisy wemte Braad Calif. Bomaine 2 9 ' Redeem Your Federal Food Stamps » Hill said the federal govern^ f For further information, call Sat. till 5 P.M. Japanese newspaper. The post criticism that Maguda’’ had channels to help build a better 'The New York-Bridgeport- Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., > Plastics in Slock could have had the nomination ment requires communities to Mini- I, 41 C MI ars/iop-ff/fe _ ^ office is trying to read the ‘tied up” the Tolland Mutual county fire district instead of New Haven-Waterb*ury seg­ Priced". iMi pot W ■ 3/16” - Va”. have enforceable housing codes Hyacinth Plant jg i 54 McKee St, Manchester burned addresses to determine Aid dispatching unit, ^ n o it personally attacking a proven ment is expected to be in opera­ if he had wanted it. -- GARDEN GROVE CATERERS, Inc. stock Sheet's or Cut to qualify for federal urban Pricea ellecitye thTTsaTTFari 1974. N ^ et“ t!ble lonyp’o^raphifalilTora (OH Center Street) who gets what ashes, inspectors said maybe it is time for Ver­ leader, such as Donald Maguda tion in mid-1975. “I wish he’d taken it,” he 649-5313 or 649,-5314 W« rtttrvo th# right to limit quanlltigt. Sizes is, ” Benoit said’. said. renewal grants. MANCHESTER - 263 MIDDLE TPKL WEtT. said. non to have its own frequency, EAST HARTFDRD - 830 SILVER LANE

\ I £ ^ E i^ E N T Y -F O U R - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Wed., Jan. 30. 1974 MANCHESTER EVEMING HERALp. Ma.dle.to. Cmn.. .r „ M. m ,-P A O R .■nl,r>rrv.,nv„ ' . ' b l g s b u n n y '■ .. OUT OUR‘ WAY RY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE HIM 4 ' ■ ■ _ AuU/fS For Sola 4 REMEMBER, THIS CLUCK VER y e a h . B u t i t C'MON, TH' ] W A N T A S O b C i CLEAN ) , \AA SENJT yo u 1 WELL, YOU’RE OONKJA FEEL WORSE IF HERALD R&HTIN' ONJLV HAS TlVD ARMS TAKES T ia O O Fl REFEREE'S^ 7TO SCHOOL TO LS.DuBDNNE AND DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB AH' TWO LESS, TH' SAME MIHE TO MAKE -7 -FI&HT! j ------— ------^ YOU DON'T WIPE THAT FAKE LOOK. OF DON'T TRY TO READY. T'S I VE SET MY BOOKS? m i s e r y o f f y HER PICKETTES PANIC ME WITH A6 YOU! OME OF HIS! 'yOUR FACE/ OUR BOX LEHERS HIS INSTRUCTIONS.' WHAT FOR? SHE t e a c h e r Bl e w t H’ w h is t l e on CLAIM THEY'VE' YOUR c h il d is h horror thJOWS I AIM'T AMAItUK y o u -'A n ’I’m eiviMG'yOu a c h a n c e GOT A SECRET 5T0R1E61 IN THE For Your e^ns FEELIW WELl__ TO RECOUP BEFORE MOTHER WEAPON To USE M EM O RABLE WORDS Information MAKES Fin d s o u t 'io u 'v e b e e n I ON THE OWLS! OP GENERAL EZEHIAL T0NK5W' '[ OOOFINS OFF/ y I S O T ANY WHEELER,'v ic t o r y /;■ THE HERALD will not dis­ arrsei 15 NEAR!" Isometrics and the heart close the identity of any THE advertiser using box letters. ^ mZDA ] By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. Readers answering blind-box squeezing the hand or hold­ work alinost any muscle, in cholesterol. ads who desire to protect their DIFFERENCE DEAR DR. LAMB - Re­ ing the arm in a stiffened the body. The only weight gain I ap­ identity can follow this cently Tread that tensing the contracted state, will raise While it is true that over­ prove of is muscle weight. procedure: muscles is bad for the heart the blood pressure. In some eating and obesity are the Added calories that result in Enclose your reply to the 1-30 as it decreases the blood people this can trigger off ir­ most common causes of ele­ fat are not conducive to op­ box in an envelope — ad­ t - 3 0 flow. I have been using regularities of the heart, too, vated cholesterol in our timal health. And, for a per­ dressed to the Classified isometric exercises for my These are usually of the society? there are thin people son with a cholesteroT prob­ MICKEY FINN legs as they are very thin, harmless skipped beat Manager, Manchester BY HANK LEONARD who produce an excess lem, it is a hazard. Evening Herald, together and I want to firm the mus­ variety. If a person had heart amount of cholesterol. This You need a lot better diet I N O / S H E / MAYBE SHE'LL ’SHOW cles of my inner thighs. If this trouble, and particularly if with a memo listing the com W A S N 'T A T 1. UP TOMORROW' problem is often more diffi- ‘ instruction than you ap- is bad for me, please let me they were prone to ir­ cult to treat. There are pat*ently have receiyed. May I panics you do NOT w ^ t to see THE U B R A k y ANYHOW— YOU C50 know. TODAY/ . ' OUT AND EAT— I'LL regularities of the heart, or medicines that can be used suggest that you go to the your letter. Your letter will bfe >BE WDRKIN' LATE.I I have a cholesterol count had high blood pressure, for this purpose. Most doc- library and read my book destroyed if the advertiser is of 330. I am very thin. My then I think isometric exer­ toTs usuallv like to trv diet “What You Need to Know one you’ve mentioned. If not weight is 103 lbs. I m 5-foot-3- cises might be harmful if and weight control first. You About Food & Cooking for it will be handled in the usual inches tall, 60 years old, and overdone. Otherwise, in the., can be eating a fairly low Health,” published by Vik­ manner. my blood pressure is 120/70.1 reasonably healthy person 1 h e r o e s a r e m a d e - n o t Bo r n -FOR calorie diet and still have a ing. It will give you all the in­ W HOM?,.30 can’t understand this high don’t think they are really high cholesterol intake. A formation you need to plan a cholesterol count as 1 thought dangerous. They can be couple of eggs don’t have a diet directed towarcT con­ only obese people had that beneficial in building body lot of calories, but they con­ trolling your cholesterol CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE problem.'My doctor does not strength and in developing tain 500 milligrams of level. PLEASE REAH ^ nave me on any medication. I muscles. cholesterol, far more than POM'T YOU EVEN HAVE AN ...50 FAR. WE'VE ALWAYS HAP am just supposed to watch INEWSPAl’ ER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) A P D R E 5 $ f o r THI& FELLOW I prefer a combination of most heart specialists^ Y O B R iT TO COMTACT HIM OR CABLE HIM my (liet. I am trying to gain isometric and isotonic exer­ HAPLBY WHO'* GELLINS IN CARE OF A CERTAIN BAR recommend. THE FO **IL* ? weight, but the foods that are cises. These are those that It’s not true that all high high in calories are also high move the muscle through its calorie foods are high in Send your questions lo Dr. C la s s in g o r “Want Ads” in' cholesterol. Is there a range of motion while having cholesterol. Sugar and Lamb, in care of this newspaper. are t^ e fi over the phone as a medication I can take that it under tension. You can do margarine from vegetable P.O. Box 1551. Radio City Station. conyenience. The advertiser will lower my cholesterol” PRISCILLA’S POP this with the arm, bending oils contain no cholesterol. New York. N.Y. 10019. For a copy slrtuld read his ad the FIRST BY AL VERMEER DEAR READER — First anti straightening the elbow Margarine is high in fat, of of Dr. Lamb's booklet on^- DAY IT APPEARS and L O O K , I 'M DON'T WORRY, about isometric exercises or while keeping the muscles course, and, too much fat in cholesterol, send 50 cents to " ' REPORT ERRORS in time C A R L Y L I /e a r i n g M Y IT'S klSSPROOF.' muscle tensing. A firmly con­ ^ /lOTHER'S partially contracted. In a tlje diet stimulates the body same address and askyiot for the next insertion, the I r r T ^ siEW LiP- tracted muscle, as occurs in similar fashion, you can to produce excess amounts of ''Cholesterol" booklet. Herald is responsible for only ' S T I C K ) ^ V ONE incorrect or omitted in­ ACCESSORIES MAKE THE DIFFERENCE sertion for any advertisement and then only to the extent of a “make good’’ insertion. AT GRODY MAZDA 1974 ty III* iitc TM Heg US Pal 0" Subpoenas President Nixon Errors which do not lessen the value of the advertisement STEVE CANYON will not be corrected by BY MILTON CANIFF NOW . .. With Any In Stock 1973 Mazda “make good” insertion. SUMMER SMITH H A ^ ^ E HAP HIS BABy A F 7E ? ^W H £N OLSON PIEP SH^ '^NVL HER SON FAILEoYlFTHEy asked' B£»isecit£n.yAM(wifip J1E m s SHOT POWN By CHI- MARRIED CANYON IN A YOU CAN BUY... TDAOVIUAN PILOT TO DROPKICK THE WINHINe HOWTHELOKfBJ NBE REDS' WHEN HETIIRNED HIOH-SEAS CEREWWNV, 60A L AOAINST SCIOID -WNTTILUSWIS NAMED OLSON / UP ALIV£,BUrA VE6ETABLESHE BUT HIS WORK IS SO State Court Jtidge^ets 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 19?< by KEA, Inc, TM Reg US. PtI On.- STATE... A WIRE SERVICE QUIZZED ABOUT SUPPORTED HIM AND THE KID A HUSH-HUSH WE COULDN'T AIR CONDITIONING. . . . . >99” COUPE LUGGAGE THE BORN LOSER INTERVIEWED MRS. CAN­ WHAT ^ HAVE BY ART SANSOM TON AS TO HOW SHE TO D ^ K I C K Too k THE W W e TIRE D€F£7T— HER W A V ' Lost and Found RACK...... a Hid w e h a d MATTER WriH IT HAPPEWEO THI5. UJAS UJITH Scene For Histomc Clash LOST - Orani ;e and white cat, PACKAGE (Inc. Wheel). . *79” HERE,KITTV, SOU? SOU KWOW THAT'-^. PAP TOO... Hl$ MIMP IHBMT FlR$T'. long haired. I ’hone 643-0420. VINYL ROOF...... A O O b !' WAGON LUGGAGE KITTV Tuesday granted a request by " o J e LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A chiatrist. The codetendants are “a material witness for the LOST - Man’s heavy gold ring, KITTV,,, slate court judge, setting up an Ehrlichman’s lawyers to sut former White House aides G. defense” at the next pretrial with iridescent Roman head RACK...... *49” AM-FM RADIO.... historic executive-judiciary poena Nixon as a “material Gordon Liddy and David hearing Feb. 25 and at the trial, carving, generous reward. Phone 649-4523 between 8 a.m. - clash, studied methods today to witness’’ at the E^Lioerg Young. scheduled to begin April 15, the burglary trial. 5 p.m. OWNERS OF MAZD/['S ROTARY ENGINE REPORT GEHING NEARLY TWICE THE serve a subpoena on President judge said. GAS MILEAGE LEVEL SHOWN IN EPA TESTS. Nixon to. testify at John The White House “plumbers” White House offfcials said in broke into the Beverly Hills of­ A court clerk later told LOST - Silver grandmother’s Ehrlichman’s trial for I J.D. POWERS & ASSOCIATES RERpRT — GAS MILEAGE WITHIN CITY LIMITS 17.6 Washington tbe«ubpoena would fice, searching for Ellsberg’s newsmen he judge had not ac­ bracelet. Reward. Call 643-7704. 'f(. burglary. The White House I MPG. GAS MILEAGE ON HIGHV|^Y 20.0 MPG. HALF OF THE OWNERS SURVEYED I be “ respeprfully declined” on psychiatric records, while in­ tually signed the subpoena yet, already has warned the sub­ HAS AIR-CONDITIONING INSTALLED IN THEIR CARS AND ARE INCLUDED IN THE THE FLINTSTONES constitutional grounds, vestigating the Pentagon because he wanted time today FOUND - Shagg) long white A < - BY IIANA-BARBERA poena will not be obeyed. haired male. Call CALCULATIONS. ajoaau prespmably the separation of Papers leak. and possibly Thursday, to con­ Bolton Dog 1 - 3 0 Warden, 649-59(K). It was tlie first time in 156 ppwers. sider the procedures open to you'll “This court will sign and him to have the subpoena ALLEY OOP years — and the first time in a^ EHirlichman, formerly one of FOUND - Poodle, black male BY V.T. HAMLIN laugh when issue a properly prepared cer­ served on the President. f f l state court — that a sub] Nixon’s two top lieutenants, puppy. Call Dog Warden, 646- I t e l l you tificate (subpoena) for-the The judge said he was “per­ AFTER WE CROSS A...W ILL W E,0UR\ NAW) I THINK WE WHY I'M eo was drawn up for the President, and his codefendants argue that President of the United States, 4555. THIS GREAT DIVIDE, ENERGIES EX- | BETTER FORGET suaded” that Nixon was a GRODY MAZDA COME ON, FOOZY l a t e ... and only the third such ;»^tion in Nixon’s testimony is needed to AND PLANT OUR y PEND, CHASE J ABOUT HIM AN- the Honorable Richard M. J material witness after reading 80 fENN RD., NEWIMGTON., 667-2271 or 246-3030 F E E T O N t h e I RAN OUT OF the history of the ryiffublic. back up their case that they FOUND - Mongrel, tan male AFTER OUR CONCENTRATE ON Nixon, to testify before this the statement made by Nixon puppy. Call Dog Warden, 646- TAKEEXIT4IFROMf-.84.ThenSaulh3Miles OTHER SIDE... MYSTERIOUS T GETTING THOSE BERRIES M O N E Y A n d h a d Citing a 167-j^r-old prece­ were acting as federal officers court,’.’ the judge told TO GO THROUGH on May 22, 1973, in which he 4555. OPEN MON.-THURS. 'TIL 9... SAT. 'TIL 5 P.M.. FRIEND? X FOR TH'WIZER.' dent involWflg President whdn they gave the orders that Ehrlichman’s lawyers at a A l l t h a t Thomas ^fferson, Superior led to the break-in at he office took public responsibility for R E D t a p e o f hearing Tuesday. The subpoena FOUND - Shepherd dog, black d1 * * * * * V * V ...... 1 Court Judge Gordon Ringer of Daniel Ellsberg's psy­ the ordering formation of the and tan, male. Call Dog P^nonala-Announcements 2 NEED CAR? Credit bad? OPENING A NEW will order Nixon to appear as “plumbers.” Bankrupt? Repossessed? 1965 CHEVROLET Impala, CHARGE Warden, 646-4555. LOSF Honest Douglas accepts lowest power steering, power brakes, WEIGHT with New automatic, 283, rebuilt com­ A c c o u n t .''.. Shape Tablets and Hydrex down, smallest payments. y Personala-AnnouncementB Douglas Motors, 345 Main. pletely. $300 or best offer. 643- l(®ZZ5 ) Water Pills: Weldon 1085 after 5 p.m. Supplementary Security Income Professional Pharmacy, Bolton A Experienced Pharmacy. AUTO INSURANCE - com- INCOME TAX pare our low rates. For a 1971 CHEVROLET Kingswood telephone quotation call Mr. wagon, with four belted INCOME TAX forms prepared summer tires and tWo new Program Having Some Problems PREPARATION in your home, at about the same Dolin at 646-6050. WINATBRIDGE belted snow tires. Air- MR. ABERNATHY / price you would pay«at conditioning, power brakes, BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Dan Master someone’s office. Call 633-1267. AUTOMOBILE Insurance? Call WASHINGTON (UPI) - In­ 649-3329 525-8263 Tom Crockett at the Crockett power steering, excellent condi­ creased payments in the new The maximum federal SSI Y.ork, to SSI rolls, and future More than 3.1 million tion. $2,300 or best offer. 875- ( g u lp )- i d o n *t TO O K H I9 44CRRDJi?/>/c44 payment in January was $130 aid, Cardwell said. February checks will provide Autos For Sale 4 Agency, 643-1577 for low rates HAVE #500 IN Flannery works in slam bid^ Supplemental Security Income and efficient service. It pays to 2719. Must sell. CHANGEIN The bidding has been: 30 for an individual and $195 for a Most of the welfare mothers, THE cfien NORTH 30 (SSI) program go out this week. over $385 million in federal and PIANO wanted, any condition. check with Tom. WHITEWALLS. 4 83 West North Eas^.'^ South couplCj but Congress raised Call anytime, 742-7141. 1968 OLDSMOBILE 442, good N REGISTER. more about his hand. He has Officials expect increased for several reasbns, probably state payments, compared with 1^3 PONTIAC LeMans- 4^1oor T2 Ace-king-ace are all North those amounts to $140 and $210 condition. Call 228-9616. Sedan, power steering, power already shown 12-16 high- problems from the addition of will not be allowed to continue the $360 million that went to 3,- 1972 DODGE Challenger, ♦ AKQJ964 card points with five hearts needs for a grand slam and Pass !♦ /Pass If and the increases will be paid receiving SSI benefits and will 054,000 recipients this month in­ INCOME TAX Returns and brakes, air-conditioning. Best THAT^S he bids it. Pass !♦ ,/ Pass 34 needy disabled persons, in­ PINTO 1971 - automatic, vinyl automatic transmission, power CP ♦ A75 and four spades. retroactively in checks mailed be returned to Aid to Families cluding 1.2 million disabled, 1.8 bookkeeping done professional­ steering, radio, air- offer over $3,000. Call 875-8329. OKAY. WEST The play is short and sweet. Pass 3N^. Pass ? cluding drug addicts and ly. Call Dan Hickey, 649-9145. top, and snow tires. Excellent EAST He has not told you about beginning Saturday. with Dependent Children rolls, million aged and 69,000 blind. condition. $1,795. Fhone 649- conditioning, near-new tires. ST ♦ K 7 4 Q J 5 4 2 his minor-suit lengths: If he The diamond lead is won in You, Sogth, hold: welfare mothers, to the 4 A K 75 TAK7642 4K10 43 Social Security Com­ he said. 8692 after 5 p.m. Excellent condition, $2,395. or HeraM V QJ973 ¥ 8 6 has three diamonds and one dummy. The ace of clubs Is program. PERSON with good credit What do you do now? missioner James B. Cardwell best offer. 646-5732 if no answer ClassiM Us ♦ 5 4 10 7 club he bids three diamonds. cashed; a club is ruffed; the SSI on Jan. 1 replaced some wanted as co-signer for per­ 644-0387. A —Pass. Your partner knows said Tuesday he expected ■Quite A Surprise’ 1%5 S. S. IMPALA, V-8, red + Q 10832 ♦ k J 9 4 ace of hearts is played next 1.152 differing state and local sonal loan. $100 offered. Call Get Fast Results With three clubs and one dia­ February to be a test nfflnth for convertible. Good condition. SO U TH ID ) mond he bids three clubs. and a heart ruffed high. The ^ 0 0 have four spades. He wants welfare programs, with what Gloria after 5:30 p.m., 643-9211 lo play three notrump. Let him! SSI even though 95 per cent of Original owner, $250. Phone 4 A 1096 With doubletons in both last club is ruffed and anoth­ amounts to a guaranteed annual AMflERST, N.Y. (UPI) - found their names on a bill for er heart ruffed high. Then last month’s payments went 649-6549. i/ONESdmEWY V A K 10 5 4 minors he bids three hearts TODAY'S QUESTION income for poor persons who College roommates Eugene $9,772. Accompanying the bill 4 832 South picks up the last t^jimp smoothly. Crowds are expected with a minimum, three Instead of bidding one sgade' are 65 or older, blind or dis­ Gowdy df Newburgh, N.Y., and was a stack of long distance call 1969 CADILLAC Fleetwood WINTHROP * 6 notrump with a maximum and claims his slam since he your partner has bid one notrump as payment problems are being Barry Wolentzky of Rochester, statements to such places as BY DICK CAVALLI can discard one of dummy’s abled. Braugham, all extras, 46,000 that includes a point-count over your one heart. What do you unsnarled. N.Y., both 18, eagerly opened Los Angeles, Washington — and Read miles, single owner, $2,500. Call YOUR FATHER? West ■North East spades on his king of hearts. Shop, then [A)| v t x j J U S T d id n T l o o k Soutt card in each minor suit and do now? The more vexing problems in­ the envelope from the telephone New Delhi. 9-5, 289-2757. HE'S IN TH E f i STOCK /MARKET DOWN Herald Ads '24 i IN THE RIGHT PLACE. AGAIN, DEAR? three spades with any other NEWSPAPEII E.VTEI1PHI.SE .ASS.N.I Answer tomorrow volved the transfer of some 30,- company, which owed them $60. The telephone company said , DEN,WATCHING NO, HE Pass 2N.T. Pass 3 4 maximum. NOTICF I 000 drug addicts, more than half But instead of the refund they the calls should have been i?®® CADILLAC F le e tw o ^ \ T H E N E W S ; ISNT... ■ X Pass 4N.T. Pass 5V Flannery makes it easy to PUBLIC HFARING «S&SBUICK s lip O Answer to Previous Puzzle in New York City, and 5,500 expected, the two freshmen at billed instead to the school ...... Brougham, all extras, 48,000 1 j u a r Pass 5N.T. Pass 6 4 ADDITIONAL Diiieo insieaa to tne scnooi. ------. get to the diamond grand Noted Germans welfare mothers, also in New the State University of Buffalo Autoa For Sale I LO OKED Pass 78 Pass Pass £ A hlS. APPROPRIATIONS 9-5, 289-2757. Pass , slam. North responds two irjicn m I IN THERE. iraa a NJ BOARD OF DIRECTORS Opening le ad -45 dptrump and South bids three ACROSS 60 African TOWN OF MANCHESTER diamonds to show ih a t he 1.German country CONNECTICUT HOW IS THE T IM I TO SAVE holds three diamonds and bacteriologist DOWN Notice is hereby given that By Oswald & James Jacoby one club. 5 German South is unhappy about the classic 1 German the Board of Directors, Town of 'MONEY whole thing when North goes 11 Dispute industrialist . Manchester, Connec'.icut, will The only, forcing resjionse 2 Avid gazer OtO- right into Blackwood. He has 12 Overdue part hold a Public Hearing in the SNOW BLOWERS to a Flannery two-diamond of debt (pi. I 3 ------die-sac- ‘Cheated one point on his 4 Word of Hearing Room at the Municipal opening is two notrump. This 14 Ravine a\l«;< IHKA w . TU US Pjt Oft surprise asks the opener to tell you minimum because he holds 15 Temporary Building, 41 Center Street, SZUNITS WILL BE /■ 30 ace-king-ace. Now he has to intermission 5 City in Indiana Manchester, Connecticut, SHORT RIBS show them in response to 16 Primate 6Electra's 25 American 44 Russian brother caricaturist Tuesday, February 1974 at 3 b y FRANK O’NEAL Blackwood. 17 Bad (comb, novelist 1V£ SEEN 'r l N< \ 5 form) 7 Bitter vetch 26 Baron — 45 Resinous 8:00 P.M. to consider and act on \ < \ 5 c a n S..?; 8 Indian tent Steuben ABOUT WAYS 73 F S r' "-E JM iSOlN!? "D AS,< TH E ' 18 Gaelic substance the following: Superm arkets SOLD AT DEALER COST 3J5.N JPA LOT OF , PESiPLB 7 0 REDUCE 19 First in time 9 Filament 27 Vex 46 Black cuckoo > ZSiRS'i C5SIS AND 1 \\ EN'ESG-Y... 10Urges (Scot.) 28 Legume 47 Speck of dust Proposed installation of Now Is the time to take S&S for a ridel 'THS/.i? T h i n k i n g I 0 “'b (comb, form) sanitary sewers on Baldwin e X H A U S T E P / S TAR GAXElC^'O' 22 Pedal digit II Turkish 29 Loud cry 48 Russian name OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME ^ UNITS SET UP - 24 German dignitary 30 Commotion 50 Anglo-Saxon Road, Concord Road and ------By CLAY R. POLLAN: 13 Observe 31 Slack serf Take Advantage of LIIRA composer Deming Street. SERVICED - DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR MAR 21 Your Daily Adiyily Guidt 17 Domestic 36 Time-showing 52 Winglike part 26 Prominent' Proposed additional ap­ 'S'^AM. If '' According to Iho Stan, person(ab.) animal device 54 52 (Roman) Wintertime Savings S:"H 20 Be in debt 5^17-18-19-35 To develop message for Thursdoy, 29 Capital of 38 Constellation 55 Pork product propriation to Educational '42-4657 read words corresponding to numbers 36-37-39-50/rj Oregon 21 Mexican dish 41 Turn to the left 56 Historian's Special F’rojects, Fund 41 ABSOLUTE COST 55-59-8I-89L 23 Harangued 42 Transactions concern Sale Today! 0 ^ TAUIIUS of your Zodiac biilh sign. 32 King of Judah Vocational Education ^ A M . 2 0 1 Friends 3 IO n 61 W ord SCORPIO (Bib.) ocr. 22 Programs — $800.00 to be added 2 Business 32 The' 62 Constructive 33 Native metal 1 2 3 ■ h A I S“ 16 2 STAGE • FORWARD . REVERSE I ^ MAT 20 3 Your 33 And to existing Account )('164 for two J 2 J-30 63 Populority HOY. I t 34 Harem * ;ll-13-40-43 4 Don't 34 Increosing 64 W ith chamber 11 If IT" vocational clubs, to be financed 197.00 o . '0-76-79-84 S W ill 35 Revisions 65 And 51-53-5B61 U.S. GRADE A (Water Added] BUZZ SAWYER 6S57-8Q-I 35 Beast of from State Grant. 2 STAGE • 3 SPEEI) FORWARD - REVERSE b y ROY CRANE GEMINI 6 Legol 36 Nerves 66 Increase 14 7fiood 37 Are 67 Hold burden 1$ > 0 MAT 21 SAGITTARIUS.till lAltIUS Proposed additional ap­ LOCK OUT WHEELS - 26” CUT ■ 12"x350 TIRES * 239.00 BBe 38 Assets 68 Push 37 Japanese . SUPPpSE I D ll/R O B MY JE\WELRV STORE. NOV. ii” !if IA THE INSURANCE COMPANY NOT. ONLY CAN THEY SET BACK 20 9 Allow s 39 A t 69 Advice ■' , verse forin propriation to General Fund SMOKED m lb For 40 And 70 Designed D ie. 39 Small case 2 STAGE 3SPEED FORWARD • REVERSE SAWVER-A CRIMIMAL OFFENSE. BUT THE VOt>GYPPED CAN FILE A '3^41-47-49 19 Budget 1973-74, TRANSFER to THEIR HALF-MILLION,BUT THEY 11 Avoid 41 Person 71 A t 2- 6- 9-25 g ' 40 German , * s t a t u t e o f limitations h a s r u n o u t. '62-69-74 12 Money 42 Or 72 OiKOunts Capital Improvement Reserve RQ< LOCK OUT WHEELS - 26” CUT • 13” x500 TIRES 294.00 C IV IL SUIT. IH CIVIL CASES, CAN SEND YOU ,T0 PRISON d 28-29-85-861'M- reformer 24 2A SHOULDER . K THE LAW CAN'T TOUCH M E . CANCiR 13 Conditions 43 Slotements 73 Post ' 42 Lair Fund — $464,477.00 for State and THE STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS FOR FRAUD. U B e 44 Sociol 74 Now CAPRICORN DISREGARD LABEL PRICES... JVNC 21 43 Maxim 29 ii All are equipped with Briggs-Stratton Engines, carry a full year guaranty. Tire OOE5NT START TO RUN 15 Adjustments 45 Wongle 75 You D ie. a 33 ..C- Federal share of purchase of In fairness to competition, we can’t quote prices JULY 22 16 Brusque 48 Big 76 Merely 46 Girl friend Case Mountain, to be financed chains available with unit for $2.00 " UNTIL t h e y l e a r n THEY 17 No 47 Could 77 Speculolors JAN. (F r.) 34 publicly. You must come In and see and hoar for . ., 3-44-48-57 ISDoy 48 Slorsding 78 Or 20-26-30:45^ ^ 49 Morning from State of Connecticut $165,- \^WERB DEFRAUPED. ,^63-66-73 19 For 49 Provide 79 To fe7l-72 3T H 40 523.50 already received and California Iceburg 4 ^ yourself. See S&S Todayl 20 It's 50 The 80 Your moisture LIO AQUARIUS 51 Palm leaf MY LOSS - YOUR GAINII a , . 21 Inclined 51 Avoid 81 Today's 4T U 4A Federal share of $298,953.00 to j JULY 22 22 Or 52 Don't 82 Tongue JAN. 20 (var.) be received. BWIK FIMliaKC • OW THE SMT (aUBlT IP fllO U L .AUG. 22 23 Another 53 The 83 Spot^rs . III. I I 53 G erm an, v r 43- Ai Af LETTUCE I %l 24 Quick 54 Spend 84 Shock romantic poet Mrs. Phyllis Jackston, |»-54-5654 25 Money- 55 R ^ 85 Are 7-10-12-15 55 German I CAN HOT AFFORD TO WAREHOUSE THESE UNITS - HENCE THIS SALEH ^-78-83 0 “ Secretary OS 26 Possible 56 Time B6 Fovored 33-34-38 philosopher 27 To 57 And 87 Decisiottt Board of Directors PICK UP YOUR CIRCULAR AT STORE S&SBUICK VIRGO PISCIS 57 Florentine, (or BT ia 28 Mokirtg SB W ritten 88 Around III. IP Manchester, Conn. 29 Rons 59 01 89 Ailm ents example 8 7 2 -6 8 8 5 • W ilf T . 17 30 To 60 Things 90 Trigger MAM. 58 Perfume 59 60 Dated at Manchester, "New England's Fastest Growing BuUk-Opel Deahr" I - 3 0 JO Open Nights , 1- 5- 8-21 t /3 l , 4-14-16-22# 59 Store fodder Connecticut this twentyfifth 6 4 3 -0 7 8 4 S I ADAMS ST.. MANOESTER (Open Em .) 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Motorcyclet-BIcyclef 11 BulldIng-ContnIbUng u Help Wanted 35 Help Wanted 35 EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Sporting Goods 47 Apartments For Rent 63 HAPPY ADS MASONRY - All types, BENJY MAWCHESTER EVEntNO HERALD. Itochater. Cnnn , , ■„ pjgE twentvaeven makes, models and speeds. fieldstone, brick, concrete, NEED MONEY for Christmas Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, p»lls, pleasMt part-time, Have you got the SNOWMOBILE 1972, Raider, DELMOIVT STREET - New BY JIM BERRY Houses For Bale Free'estimates. After 5 p.m. 440, electric start, $800 or best You WFBE A n ncM fcatte 72 ■ Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- 643-1870 or.644-2975. telephone woric. Guaranteed two-bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, widsiwe VOI/PF THe PHUY BOY 2098. wage/commission. 646-2637. EMPTY NEST BLUES? offer. Call 742-6225. appliances,' security and WHAT WM r UIKE fIBTY n rrL p As A /SAATTFI? POyT I PVFR HAP WHO HAP BIIJ&. MANCHESTER m e a d o w l a n e - 8-room NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - In servicing Vernon. references. $225 monthly. Days WHEW I WAS IM OF FACT, ABOUMP-TMB-COUUAP ■Colonial, 7 years old, 2 1/2 Fuel-Feed 49 643-51M, ask for Jack. HARLEY-DAVIDSON - Motor- Remodeling, repairing, ad­ SHORT ORDER Cook, rnale or M Somers, Tolland. South Windsor fOUB FIFTH BBHJAMIU— ALL- o v e n ! II NEW LISTING II baths, four bedrooms, first cwles, parts and accessories. female, will train if necessary. &BAPE CUASS? Immaculate 7t4-rdom Ranch, “WEl jilND THE HOUSE j J Q ditions, rec rooms, porches and f .mature women.. Skills In floor family room, two-car gar­ Expert service. Harley- Apply in person only, Howard. HEAVY OAK and hickory DUPLEX - 5 rooms, modera IV2 baths, first-floor family YOU* Ma k e THE h o m e ” roofing. No job too small. Call fireplace wood, sawed and age. Assumable 5 3/4% Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, 649-31M. Johnson’s, 394 Tolland Tpke., ptrt H elderly, the sick and children helpful. kitchen, formal dining room, room, study, 3 bedrooms. mortgage. $59,900. Philbrick REALTOK Hartford. 247-9774. ^ Manchester. Part-time work. Professional training provided. Must 1 delivered. Call Elmer Wilson, two bedrooms, $200 per month. 649-5900. Garage. Eat-in kitchen, brick Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. MAS reimbursed. Phone... References required. Philbrick c a r p e n t r y — Repairs, Agency 646-4200. patio, front porch. Priced remodeling, Additions, roofing. g e n e r a l m a c h in is t s - ENGLISH TUDOR - 8 rooms on I overtime, paid holidays, MANCHESTER HOMEMAKER SERVICE ^ HARDWOOD for sale, cut to 1 right at $33,900. For an ap­ . $23,900 Services Ottered Call David Patria, South Wind­ 1/2’ lengths, split and delivered, pointment, call Tony ocres. Large living room 12 sor, 644-1796. excellent insurance benefits, IMMEDIATE occupancy - 4 with Cypress paneling and New Listing - 5-room Ranch starter house, queen call anytime, 649-1573. W asilefsky, at 649-5306, full or part -time. Metronics, 643-9511 between" 9- 4 pleasant rooms, appliances, no fireplace, four bedrooms, den, size niMter bedroom, nice location, full base­ ... Somcona DRIVEWAYS cleared of snow, Inc., Route 6 & 44A, Bolton. pets. Security required, VO--., evenings, 872-0003. WES ROBBINS, carpentry haths, two-car garage. ment. We dare you to compare! : may hav« lant yow Manchester and Bolton area. FIREPLACE length wood. parking. Utilities extra. $145. Ideaf set-up for dog kenneL Call 649-5900. remodeling specialist. Ad- , r Delivered. Small loads. 633-6026. o happyadl P^ACHINIST -, We have the '9?< b, EBItRWia FiAimtS , operation. $59,500. Philbrick ditions, rec rooms, dormers, DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT Reasonable. Call 643-4923. /-30 built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, allowing openings: Vertical •• B&W»» Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. New Listing - $34,900 aluminum sided 6-room SHARPENING Service — Turret lathe, lathe. The Purdy MANCIJESTER - Quiet one- Apartments For Bent 63 Houses lor Bent 65 The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. Saws, knives, axes, shears, 649-3446. and Houses For Sale Realtors — MLS Cape, king f«Q V.O er bedroom, formal din­ Corporation, 586 Hilliard SEASONED HARDWOOD, bedroom Ranch type apart­ MANCHESTER - Six-room skates, rotary blades. Quick Street, Manchester, 649-0000. PUBLIC RELATIONS split and delivered. $60 cord. ment, private entrances. 456 1/2 MAIN STREET - 6 eo e o e e ee w Manchester Parkade - MS-5306 ing room, o v » 'l« a garage, private yard with LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - WOODLAND rooms, family unit, security. Colonial, large kitchen, formal service. Capitol Equipment Excellent opportunity for Individual with strong community In- $35 half-cord. 643-8739. Includes heat and appliances. dining room, 3 bedrooms, gar- patio. Immaculate condition. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. new homes custom built, $165 per month. Paul W. 646-2426, 9-5 p.m. remodeled, additions, rec und ®'9"'llcant experience In Public Relations to direct MANOR age. ^immaculate, condition. New LisHng - 11-room circa 1734 Colonial with six Happy Birthday Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday TOP QUALITY hay for sale. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. QUALITY HOMES $29,900. Philbrick Agency, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- rooms, garages, kitchens KEYPUNCH OPERATORS hncnitol Oh activities for cornmunity Inquire 555 Bush Hill Rd., TOLLAND - seven room farm ATTRACTIVE six room :s to our president' Colonial located in desirable Realtors, 646-4200. on six Bcres. Mod- 7958. remodeled, bath tile, cement Full or part-time for first and position with good salary and benefits! Manchester. 4 1/2 ROOM Townhouse - heat APARTMENTS house, garage, near Parkway, R A N C H - Anddver, first offering, 6 rooms, garage, ern kltchen^two full baths, $74,900. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ second shifts. Experienced Please forward resume for consideration to: Howm Im B ttrw i small family with references. Hollister Street area. I BERTHA BORST ; and hot" water, all appliances, swimming pool, acre plus, wall-to-wall, Colonial - Large front-to- Only Two Cen - New b-room flaised Ranch with fire- tial or commercial. Call 649- SEASONED FIREWOOD, $30 (Off W. Mlddto Tofei.) $200 monthly. 646-0131. 1 Fireplaced living room, three who is 91 years oid today j 4291. Alpha/Numeric, IBM or Director of Personnel garage, sound-proofing 932,000.. good sized bedrooms, wall-to- back living room, with CONNECTICUT Univac machines. New office, pick up load, delivered and throughout. The Charles MANCHESra Out ol Town- wall carpeting throughout plus fireplace, formal dining room, HOMEOWNER S SERVICE convenient location, benefits, MANCHESTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL stacked. Buckland Farms, 649- Apartments, 646-0800. BuHtby two-car garage, vinyl siding, “Quality Workmanthip ■ R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen- 3694, 644-2361. For Bent 66 COLONIAL-Manchester, 4 bedrooms, new wall-to-wall, One car garage. Priced in the Two-Family - $37,900. Live In one apanment, have :S With Love, i free parking, wages ' ' 71 H a ]^ St.. Manchester, Conn. IMR HOUSINS COUP. mid 30s. Zinsser Agency, 646- immaculate condition. $34,£liM Quaranlaad" 4r.y^itchens, rec rooms, ad­ ___An Equal Opportunlty^mployer *,************••••••••••••••• NEW Two-Family, 3 bedroom first floor family room, first floor laundry the other rent help pay the mortqaoe. ■ Ever Ready Circie Spadtllzlng In raollng, gutttn and ditions, porches, any type negotiable. Call'Mrs. Soares. 1 and 2-bedroom luxuary great neighborhood. ^ 1511. • ^ • b n e k Agency, Realtors, exterior rep ^. Fret, prompt ta- Garden Products so apartment, living room, HEBRON - Modern 2-bedroom o4d*4200. Eight-room Ranch - Two years old, aluminum sided, of Kings Daughters remodeling, 646-2087. PART TIME Machinists, mor­ apartments. Features wall-to- apartment, country setting, Smatea. kitchen with range, dishwasher, Ma n c h e st e r - i V o family, ^cated in South Windsor. All the extras SMYTH nings, Amerbelle Corp. 104 E. BUY YOUR Potatoes direct refrigerator, fully carpeted. wall -carpeting, vanity tile carpeting, appliances, heat and CAPE— Manchester, full dormer, modern kitchen *^d-»d40, PHOHE , tO -lg lt CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ modern kitchens, ceramic tile »48,900. Mam St., Rockville. Contact from the Potato Warehouse, by Broker, 646-1180. baths, built-in oven, range, hot water. Available im- with bullt-lns, wall-to-wall, finished rec room, Manchester ages, additions, bathrooms, ^Business Systems Caldor’s. Wholesale prices - dishwasher, refrigerator and mediately.-^190. Eastern, 646- baths, aluminum siding, 2-car South Windsor • 528-9366 Mr. L. P assardi, 875-3325 FULL-TIME treed west side location. garaw, excellent location. LIST YOUR HOUSE IN... ; CUSTOM MADE draperies and kitchens, houses, repairs. Free between8:30a.m.-4:30p.m. An retail service. 646-8248. disposal, electric heat, 2 air 8250. 1 YEAR OLD ; bedspreads, wide selection of estimates. Small jobs. Stephen THREE-ROOM apartment in Char-Bon Agency, 643-0683. equal opportunity emplpyer. Experienced, combination *********••••••••••••••••••• four-family house, first floor, conditioners, glass sliding And cute as a button. This 7- ; fabrics. Call 649-1786. Martin, 646-7295. NORTH COVENTRY - Four- Happy 91st bwkkeeper and salesclerk. Household Goods 51 heat, electricity, parking. $152. doors, all large rooms. Full MANCHESTER - Four- room Colonial has all! 3 large ARTS AND chafts room apartment, heat and elec­ WARREN E. HOWLAND lyREALE’S CORNER MATURE WOMAN to care for Five day week. Apply monthly. Phone 649-3009 after 3 basement storage area, ample bedroorn Cape with fireplace, Birthday ^ REWEAVING burns, moth ANY TYPE remodeling and ad­ Demonstrators needed. Beat WE BUY and sell used fur­ p.m. tric included. Call 875-2121. bedrooms, 2V4 baths, family 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ ditions. All carpentry and two older children, two hours Tuesday-Friday. parking. Starting at $175. Han­ REALTORS ceramic bath, new roof, room with porch and patio, DEAR MRS. the high cost of living, no in­ niture. Cash on the line. One assumable mortgage. $28,500. dow shades, Venetian blinds. masonry work. Free estimates. daily. Must haye own transpor­ vestment, no collecting or OWNER will share three dy to shopping, schools, bus BOLTON - Four-room, second carpeted living and dining BERTHA BORST Anthony Squillacote, 649-0811. tation, and be available for piece or an entire house full. Char Bon Agency, 643-0683. •••••••••••••••••••••••###«# Keys made. TV for rent. delivering. Full-time or part- 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 bedroom Colonial with couple. and religious facilities. floor apartment. Stove, rtwm, fireplace, aluminum Madows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. school vacations. Bolton area. SHOOR JEWELERS NEW LISTING - 6 1/2 room Out ol Town-For Sale 75' time. Phone 633-1697 or 646- 917 Main Straat Main Street Rear, behind Owner is middleaged, male, Model apartment open for in­ refrigerator, $165 monthly, CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, siding, 2-car garage, high older home in desirable Bowers •••••••••••••••••••••#♦#*##* 649-7251 after 5:30 p.m. 0496. spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday heated. Security. No pets, no DRIVE by 73-75 Cottage Street, MANCHESTER - Rockledge Manchatter Douglas Motor Sales. healthy, single. Interview, California Ranch. Fireplaced section, 5-bedroom Split, nice wooded lot with view. , area. Neat and clean as a pin. from TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving ftootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 16 ------— ------references and deposit and Sunday. Other times by children. 649-0617. them call us to inspect this im­ large appliances, cleaning JANITOR - small firm requires living room, formal dining maculate 2-family with 5 gar­ condition. 3 1/2” baths, rec Wall-to-wall in two rooms. MINHICHAUG MT. Strickiand-Borst REAL ESTATE Career. Earn CLEAN USED refrigerators, required. Tdm Dawkins, 28 appointment. rpom, modern kitchen with Aluminum storms, screens, cellars and attics, also some ROOFING and roof repairing, the services of a maintenance ROCKVILLE - Rockland ages and 2 separate gas heating room, wall-tq-wall carpeting, ^ 646-1180 Gracious oversized 9>'4-room $12,000 plus annually. Members ranges, automatic^ washers,, Norm Elm Street, Manchester. dining area, family three large aluminum siding. Pricep in the doors. Move-in condition Girls tree work done. 644-1775. Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707 man to do general industrial of three MLS boards, very ac­ Terrace Apartments. Large systems. Mr. Belfiore, Belfiore Colonial. Family room with Cleaning from"4:30-12 midnight. with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s Phone 649-7630 between 7:30- Cafl: bedrooms, fourth possible. 2- Agency, 647-1413. 50’s. The Mitten Agency, MERRITT AGENCY Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. tive office. For confidential in­ SUPERVISOR - Administrator Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- 8:30 a.m. or 6-8 p.m. and beautiful three room, one- cathedral ceiling"^and rustic MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Monday-Friday. Call 646-3800 or and mechanical knowlege U«R HOUSINB COBP. car garage. Beautifully Realtors, 643-6930. BIDWELL Home Improvement terview. Ralph Pasek, 289-7475, 2171. bedroom apartments. Heat, hot landscaped grounds. Marion E. REALTOR TWO-FAMILY house, 107 fireplace, 2Vz baths, separate Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Co. Expert installation of apply Multi-Circuits, 50 742-8243. necessary for large transporta­ 643-8901 water, all appliances including DRIVE by 50 Pine Street, then Harrison Street. SIX-ROOM duplex. Immediate Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. Oakland Street, price reduced breakfast room overlooking : Happy 91st Birthday | spraying.Fully insured. aluminum siding, gutters and tion fleet. Call 643-2414. occupancy. $200 plus utilities. Rotart Murdoch, Realtor dish w a sher, disposal, call Paul Steinmeyer to inspect Licensed. Free estimates. REFRIGERATOR, $80. dis­ this centrally located, large 2- MANCHESTER for immediate sale. Needs immense covered deck and : BERTHA BORST i trims. Roofing installation and BOOKKEEPER - With high hwasher, $50, electric range, Security. Phone 643-9285 or 646- 643-9991 carpeting, pool and your own MANCHESTER - Three units, work. Call 525-7054. tree studded lot. Many, many Phone 633-5345. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. HOUSEKEEPER wanted, days figure aptitude and desire to WAITRESSES for part-time, 5427. private terrace in a country set­ family with 2-car garage. CAPE WITH EXTRAS from your § to be arranged. Apply in prflon. $40. All in good condition. 30 ^ y Staphin J. Ludion Jr. 16 rooms. Annual income, $7,- Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. CIRCA 1730, Antique Colonial. extras. 70’s. succeed. Experience in ac­ after school hours. Some Satur­ guarantee. Phone 649-7544. ting. From $170. No pets. 872- Recently restored, 7 fireplaces, Lots-Land tor Sale 73 : Second Congregationai BUYING? 5-50% off most daily Fiano’s Motor Inn, 100 East days. Will train. Good pay, good Bupt - 646-0297 500. Three furnaces. Tenants Centrally located 6-room HORACE Tetrault — Siding, counts receivable desirable. 6360, 529-6586, 872-9731 My utilities. $62,000. Cole, summer kitchen, new baths, BUIHSURD & ROSSEnO Church Friends purchases; household, auto, roofing, storm windows, aw­ Center St, Manchester. Excellent benefits - starting gratuities. Apply in person. SOON VACANT - Clean Cape, 4 bedrooms, large new kitchen, two-car garage. clothing and earn substantial Brass Key Restaurant, 829 Wanted to Buy 58 *****••••••••••••••••••••••• Realtor, 643-6666. aluminum sided Colonial, possi­ MANCHESTER - 2.3 acres, REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 nings. Quality workmanship, wage - advancement oppor­ VILUQER Business Locations lor kitchen, enclosed porch, gar­ High 50’s. Philbrick Agency, zoned industrial. Has older incomes part-time. 646-0437. free estimates. Fully insured. tunities. Call Mr. Centini, 569- Main Street. MANCHEISTER - Two-bedroom ble four bedrooms. Priced to age, city utilities. This, is an Realtorsy 646-4200.______^ 189 Weat Center St. Happy Birthday S WANTED— Antique furniture, Townhouse with full basement, Bent 67 sell in the 30’s. T. J. Crockett, home as income. $33,000. 872-9187, 649-3417. 1330 for appointment. glass, pewter, oil paintings or Am RyM EM TS WHERE THERE’S unusual floor plan. Spic and LaPenta Agency, 646-2440. ^ MOM I RETIREEfBUILDER available WOMAN WANTED to do light washer and dryer hookups, Realtors, 643-1577. MANCHESTER - Five family for alterations and repairs, $5. PART-TIME housecleaning, one day weekly, other antique items. Any quan­ Five-room, 2 bedroom appliances, heat and cooking STORAGE WAREHOUSE -10,- SMOKE span waiting for you to move NORTH COVENTRY Love, i:-: ROOFING — Specializing Showcase Cinema is looking SALESWOMAN ' Wanted - tity. The Harrisons, 643-8709, townhouse, wall-to-wall gas included in modest monthly 500 square feet, platform level. in. Close to everything. $31,- plus 5-car garage. Business WILLINGTON - Approved per hour. Call 649-1975, Richard repairing roofs, new roofs, Evenings 7 p.m. to midnight, own transportation preferred There’s a fireplace. 7-room WHY RENT? Can you afford zoned. Excellent income Matt, Sue, Jean, for people over 18 to work as Phone 644-2321. 165 Oakland Street. carpeting, fireplace. 2 ^ir con­ rental. Available now. Highland Stock Place, rear. Attractive $135.61, own your own two- 900. Mr. Gordon, 649-5306, wooded building lots, 2-45 CAN YOU TOP THIS J. Young. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned three evenings per week. Cape, formal dining room, producer. Central location. acres. Call owner, 1-429-4465. Jim and Dad —J______ushers and parkers from 11-6 ditioners, appliances,' heat Oak Village, 643-5177. rental Brokers pl-otected. Call family. Only $1,500, qualified eves. 643-5314. and repaired. 30 years Experience not necessary. App­ WANTED - round wooden 522-3114. finished rec room, w/w $69,900. Philbrick Agency ■ Select neighborhood. Raised MASONRY WORK - Brick, days, and 7-1 a.m. evenings. NURSE for nights, pleasant, and hot water, IV2 tiled baths,, buyer. Pasek, Realtors, 289- Realtors, 646-4200. Ranch, 3 bedrooms, B4 baths, experience. Free estimates. ly in person. Mister Donut, 255 dining table and chairs. Call 460 MAIN STREET - Five carpeting, garage. 7475, 742-8243. block and stone. New work and Howley, 643-5361. Apply in person after 6:30 West Middle Tpke., custodial work. Call 649-2358. 228-9617. washer and dryer hookup Out ot Town-For Sale 75 fireplace, garage and in- repairs, reasonable prices. Call p.m. to patio. No pets. rooms, heated, family unit, MANCHESTER — 100,000 Aluminum siding, lovely • • B & W • • Manchester. square feet, will divide. I area. $32,900. The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. ground pool. Transferred I Love is... I 643-9508. Heating-Plumbing ’’FULL or part time (9:30-5:30) security. $190 monthly. (Sail 646- MANCHESTER - Large, Hebron 17 stock clerk. Apply in person. WANTED to buy - old post­ Calia49-7620 2426, 9-5. Suitable for manufacturing and gracious 7-room Colonial, Realtors — MLS HEBRON - Eight room U&R owner needs quick sale. I Cutting her | SHOWCASE CINEMAS MOTHER or grandmother sub­ cards, toys, glass, furniture, warehouse. 1-226-1206. KEYS ^Manchester Parkade M9-5306 Raised Ranch, under 10 years Realistic price of $34,906. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, BO'TTI Heating and Plumbing 936 Silver Lane stitute, older woman, very Furniture Department, fireplace, aluminum siding, F!REPLACE clocks, jewelry. Anything old MANCHESTER - Nice second S28-9081 nice yard, 3-car garage. $39,900. Lovely 7-foom RANCH on one old. Immaculate condition. Worthy of your inspection. I toe nails | very reasonable, work — Prompt, courteous service. responsible, enjoys children, Marlow’s 867 Main Street. Spacious, partially wooded guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- East Hartford for cash. 644-1756. floor apartment. Two 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for I REALTpRS OPEN 9-9 Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. acre. Dining room, Please call 649-5306 for ap­ Call 643-1496. after school, school vacations, store, office etc. $160. Call 646- CAPE - Large eat-in kitchen, grounds, must be 4266. MALE, full-time, hardware, MANCHESTER - Five-room bedrooms, convenient bedrooms, 2-zone heat, full pointment. summer. Light housekeeping in Booms Without Board 59 . neighborhood. Older couple 2426, 9-5. living room with fireplace, king seen — Martens Agency, ...... SEWERLINES, sink lines, our home, own transportation. plumbing store work. Apply in duplex, ideal for young couple size master bedroom, level lot. basement, FAMILY ROOM. Realtors, 646-2550. — person. Barrett Plumbing Supp­ with two small children. $150 preferred. $150. per month. Autos For Sale_____ 4 cleaned with electric cutters, Vernon, 646-5566. LARGE paneled room with Desirable location. $33,900. Mid 30’s. MOTOR ROUTE driver wanted ly, 331 Broad Street. monthly. Reale Realtors, 646- Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- STORE, 24 1/2x35’, full base­ CAPE - full acre treed lot, REPAIRS t by professionals. McKinney bath and wall-to-wall carpeting, 4525. 4535. ment, Center Street location. laeeat-in kitchen, three BRICK FIREPUCE Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Manchester ^ The BARROWS A WALLACE Co. 1971 VEGA Hatchback, $1,900 for Town of Andover, after­ 646-4200. Realtors — MLS Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ ••• private entrance, parking, $25. Call 6494)459. bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpet, Makes this new Raised Ranch RANCH INVESTMENT8 or best offer, standard |on all makes sewingj pany, 643-5308. noons. Call The Herald, Mr. ' TOOLMAKERS I situation Wanted 38 weekly. 646-0885. PREST!G!OUS IN COLORADO Manchester Parkade — 64S-5306 transmission, radio. Call 649- 'machines. Open! Cordera, 647-9946. MANCHESTER-Hartford Rd. MANCHESTER - Older one- enclosed sunporch and sundeck. a warmer home, 2Vi baths and bedroom apartment, on bus ' INDUSTRIAL SPACE 1,400, 6,- Asking $29,900. Keith Real fully equipped kitchen for con­ OLDER HOME - 8 rooms, large Four bedroom COLONIAL 2% Seat Inllatlon With 2137. !Wednesday, Thursday andj FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, busline, five-room duplex, two modern kitchen, formal dining 4 MACMMSTS I BABYSITTING in my home, LADIES only, nicely furnished large bedrooms, one bath, large line. Includes heat and 200, 8,300, 8,800 starting at 50 Estate, 646-4126, 649-1^. venience plus an excellent baths, den, landscaped yard, These Properties ^Friday 'til 9; Monday,! repairs, and remedying. DIETARY AIDES - part-time, rooms for rent. (Community cents a square foot. Warren E. room, large den, two full baths, VOLKSWAGEN, 1966, bug, experience helpful but not large safe facilities, dead-end backyard. $175. Hayes Agency, appliances. Older person location. Upper 40’s. sunporch, garage, fireplace. NORTH COVENTRY - stately ^Tuesday and Saturday ’til 5.j Prompt service on em^gen- I LATHE OPERATORS \ street, Keeney School area. 646- kitchen and bath. All utilities 646^)131. preferred. $110 per month. Paul Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. THREE-CAR garage, 3 4 bedrooms, two-car garage. On 60’s. 39 acres, loan assumption of $3809. oaks surround this young 7 1/2 good body, good running conai- cies. 643-7024. neccesary. Hours required, Near lake and National Parks in high ♦ Must be able to set up and? 0620 after 5:30. included. Convenient to stores W. Dougan, Realtors, 643-4535. bedrooms, central, front-to- a 250’ parklike yard. $35,900. room Split. Inside you’ll find a tion. Rebuilt engine. $600. 11:30 a.m.-l p.m. and 4 p.m.- Iwork from blueprints.* and bus line. Ideal for working Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Manchester mounUin valley, utilities available. Phone 528-6264 after 5 p.m. K n it P u r l ••••••••••eeeeeeeee^eeeeeeee ONE-BEDROOM apartment in BOLTON - office space 172 back living room with BUWGHUD & Rossrno Call Chet. large kitchen with appliances, ♦ W 5:30 p.m. East Hartford Con­ jMlnImum 3 years or elderly lady. Call after 4 square feet, warehouse 1,022 646-4200. living room, first floor laundry, Flooring 19 valescent Home, 745 Main BABYSITTING for toddlers, quiet neighborhood with LOOKING for anything in real fireplace, aluminum siding, REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 ON BUS L!NE « Tri-CHy Plaza Vernon ♦experience. Top wages, my home, other children, large p.m. 644-0383. appliances and heat, no pets, estate rental — apartments, square feet, loading dock with wall-to-wall carpet, all for less 189 WMt Cantor St. Seven room COLONIAL, 3 40 Acres, owner in trouble due to job family room with fireplace, 1970 MUSTANG, low mileage, Street, East Hartford. 528-2167. G E O ^ IA N COLONIAL - layoff. Will take any reasonable offer FLOOR Sanding and ! liberal overtime and fringe yard, Woodridge St.-Bowers $160 a month. 646-1047. homes, multiple dwellings, no overhead door, and heat. At­ than $40,000. Ketth Real Estate, bedrooms, family room, three or four bedrooms, garage, excellent condition, 6 cylinder, I 872-2219 ROOM FOR gentleman, Center chimney Colonial. Two over $6,000. Call Chet. ‘ $1,600. Phone 649-4366. Refinishing, (specializing in Ibenefits, Apply at School area. 643-6432. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate tractive appearance, good com­ 646-4126, 649-1922. two baths. What more do you COOKS AND WAITRESSES - kijtchen privileges, mercial location by two major fireplaces, modem kitchen with FIREPLACE, walk-out base­ 180 Acres, water rights, less Uian $26,- need? Only $38,900. Keith Real older floors). Inside painting, part-time nights. Apply in per­ 122 FLORENCE STREET - Associates, Inc. 646-1^. MANCHESTER - $29,900, six- TYPING done in my home. refrigerator/freezer, color TV, highways. Route 84 and 44. built-ins, large formal dining ment, three garages, 000 total purchase price. All grass Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. DATSUN 1973 610 hardtop, ceilings. John Verfaille, 646- son. Tacorral, 246 Broad Street, : four room apartment in 2- THIRTEEN ROOMS - 2 1/2 room Cape, Byron Road. aluminum sided, attic. over half with trees. Call Jack. Speed and accuracy given, parking,.riiasher/drver. Phone family, heat and utilities paid; Ideal for distributor. $225 room, front-to-back Hying automatic, excellent condition, D IC K ’S Snow plow ing - ®^2-2222. Manchester. [ PARAGON TOOL 643-5600,“ baths, two fireplaces, 3-car gar­ Carpeting, fireplace, eat-in room, large front foyer, den, SELLER ANXIOUS TO 7,000 miles, $2,950. (1974 reasonable rates. Will pick up $200 monthly. 64^8896, 643-2282. monthly. Call 643-9508 or 633- age, horse barn, view. $53,900. kitchen, three bedrooms and 36-Acre Ranchette in subdivision $136 TOLLAND $31,900 ^ecializing and serving ...... CO., INC. 649-0772. 2075. screened porch, 4 bedrooms, 2 MOVE. down 12 year 614% financing. 12 replacem ent cost $3,935) Rockled^e and surrounding Dressmaking MAN WAN'TED as truck driver GENTLEMAN - Central, large PRESIDENTIAl Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. dining room, or fo.urth 1/2 baths, garage, large lot. month money back guarantee. Call SPREAD OUT - RELAX 22 1121 Adams St., Manchester! 4 1/2-ROOM apartment, second Cnet. Evenings 649-6806. area. Driveways, parking lots, and yard man. Must have Class pleasant room, next to shower. ‘bedroom. Garage. Treed lot. High on a hill in one of II license. Apply in person at, WILL BABYSIT weekdays in floor, heat, gas, hot water, gar­ VILU8E A m . MANCHES'TER - 50,000 square OWNER moving to Florida and Helen D. Cole, Realtor, 643- MCUWIIS t KEHMM Quality built “L” Ranch on *********••••••••••••••••••• sidewalks, sanding. 646-2204. SEWING Instructions - All Telephone, parking. After 6:30, feet industrial space available. M a n c h e s te r’s fin e s t Colorado Mountain Property, near W. H. England Lumber Com­ my home, Parkade area, age. No pets, no children. 649- must sell this magnificent nine 6666. big lot. Three bedrooms, Trucks-Tractor 5 basic steps including pattern between Center Street and Mid­ 649-6801. MANCHESTER Suitable for manufacturing and neighborhoods. Philbrick Agen­ 5 2 S -1 7 3 1 Colorado Springs, panoramic view of 4068. room Raised Ranch. Soaring Pikes Peak. Water, trees, meadow TREE SERVICE (Soucier) adjustments. Teacher trained pany, Route 44-A Bolton Notch. WANTED - Man to learn to set dle Turnpike. 646-5358. warehouse. Will divide in units cy, Realtors, 646-4200. recreation room, excellent Trees cut, trimmed or topied; in fashion design. Small up new type bicycle wheel ------THE THOMPSON House* One and two bedrooms. beamed double cathedral $42,500 - New seven room land, borders National Forest Call condition. A home with a view 1968 FORD one-ton, 9 foot utili- FOUR ROOMS • first floor, just as small as 10,000 square feet. ceilings in living room and Raised Ranch, 2 1/2 baths, Jack.. stumps removed, fully insured. classes, reasonable rates. 643- WAITRESS - full-time days. building machine. Must have WILL DO babysitting in mv Cottage Street, centrally Near schools, churches Brokers protected.1. C pANCH - Two years old, 6 1/2 now vacant ready for im­ ^ body, 4-speed transmission. Apply in person. Tacorral, 246 redecprated, $145 monthly, no Call 1-226- dining room, custom kitchen carpeting, finished recreation Phone 875-0448. Got a tree problem? Well worth 6226. set-up experience and able to home, ’•-----" ' 3-4 year old . "toddler, . J located, large, pleasantly fur­ 1206. Manchester rooms, large country kitchen, CHU8ASC0 REALTY, INC. mediate occupancy. Many a phone call. 742-8252. Broad Street, Manchester. utilities, no pets, security and shopping center, on with every possible con'^‘ room, fireplace, 2-car garage, read shop measuring tools days, Waddell school area. nish^ rooms, parking. Call 649- required. 228-9692 between 6-9 13x21’, 3 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, 2634 L YMipa, extras. To inspect call Mr. *••••••••••••••••••••••••••• DRESSMAKING - 15 years bus line. Call anytime. venience. Four large bedrooms, wooded lot. Hutchins Agenev. FOREST H!LLS Please call 646-7550. Little Bike phone 649-0144” 2358, for overnight and perma­ p.m. SMALL STORE (15x45) Purnell 649-5324. M rage, acre lot. $38,900. Colorado Springs, Gordon, 649-5306, eves. 643- Garage-Service-Storage 10 ODD JOBS - You name it, we do experience. Specializing in RN OR LPN, part or full-time. Industries. nent guest rates. 2 1/2 baths, family room with NEW HOMES - Ranches Philbrick Agency, Realtors, Laurel Manor, 649-4519. 646-2623 . massive stone fireplace and 2- Colorado 89999 5314. it. Call John 643-2097 or Andy alterations, evening and bridal Mm-^ow’s"^?'^M^in^St massive sione iireptace ana Z- Colonials, Dutchs and Split 6464200. I 872-2385. Dogs-BIrds-Pets 41 MANCHESTER - new 2- car electric eye garage. Extras QUALITY BUILT new 8 room Call C9LLECT 118 MAIN ST. - Garage and ______govirns. Call Sandy, 643-7042,10- ASSEMBLERS and coil CLEAN furnished room for bedroom Townhouse, 1 l'/2 Leyels. Quality built by: storage space for rent. Call 646- 6. TRUCK DRIVER- Experienced winders, mother’s shift responsible student or working include, drapes, carpeting, air- Colonial in prestigious Forest (393) 473-1742 TWO German short haired baths. Includes heat, Besort Property-For Bent 68 conditioning and self cleai Hills. Four bedrooms, 2 1/2 JAMES A. McCa rthy MAIN STREET - 3-family. • • B & W • • 2426, 9-5. COVENTRY COVERERS '- ******•••••••••••••••••••••• with furniture. Good pay and available. Good sight required Pointer pups, four months old, man. Private entrance, near „ ------cleaning Ideal for professional or The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. Slipcovers, upholstery and company benefits. Apply in per­ appliances, shag carpeting, full MANCHESTER - Attractive oven. Most unusual home in baths, first floor family room, or 4 bedroom models to Realtors — MLS Bonds-Stocks-Morlgages 27 for fine work and must have one male and one female, AKC, center. 647-1145, 649-6896. basement. $265. Paul W. four-room apartment, nice business offices on first floor. COLUMBIA LAKE - seven CLINTON STREET - area. drapes. Free Estimates. son, The Living room By Bez- executive area. Baskin Real 2-car attached garage. Priced choose from with fireplace Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. Manchester Parkade — 649-9306 M -a'-.- «^exterity. Will train. with shots, $30. Call 875-8066 Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646- yard. Stove, refrigerator. Estate, 644-2507 646-1210 at $57,900. Zinsser Agency, 646- room Raised Ranch, 2 1/2 Garage for rent, $12. Call 649- Master charge accepted. Call MORTGAGES loans first se­ zini, 519 East Middle Tpke, Hours available 7:30 or 8:30 after 5 p.m. APPROVED ROOMS - aluminum siding, 2-car gar­ baths, 2 fireplaces, beautifully 742-8065. Manchester. 1021. References, no pets. $i40. 649- OUARANTEEO 8A8 1511. 1609 after 2 p.m. cond, third. All kinds. Realty a.m. to 4 p.m. Apply Able Coil Gentlemen only. References 5325, 228-3540. age, family room with patio paneled, carpeting, huge statewide, credit rating un­ & Electronics, Howard Road, Live Stock 42 required. Kitchen privileges. MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- Mt. Snow - Chalet, sleeps 8, and all city utilities. recreation room. Hutchins SOUTH WINDSOR $31,900 GARAGE FOR RENT, for INCOME TAX returns necessary. Reasonable. Con­ Bolton, opposite Bolton Lake Parking available. Private en­ week or weekend. Still MANCHESTER - Charming last section Agency, 649-5324. prepared, also small business House. bedroom townhouse, 1 1/2 MANCHESTER - Central loca­ GAS SHORTAGE!! Victorian home, lovely IT SPARKLES storage only. Also wood free for fidential, quick arrangements. CLERK TYPIST VERY GENTLE chestnut trance. 643-2693 after 4:30 for baths, full basement, private tion, bus line, third floor, 5 Available George Washington ^ 64 6 -1 1 8 0 cutting.. Phone 643-7843. bookkeeping. Phone Paul Ber­ Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. appointment. " ^ Here’s the duplex convenient fireplaced living room, formal BOLTON LAKE - Lakefront nard, 649-7841. Good opportunity for qualified gelding, stands 16 hands, good entrances. Includes heat and spacious rooms, $150 monthly, week. Call Mr. Brown. Days, dining room, remodeled of homes now Inside and out. 3 bedroom 6- 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ GENERA^. OFFICE morning disposition. Call 643-2929 after 5 appliances. $245 per month. security and references. Call 646-2830 or evenings 646-0557. to everything. 6 large rooms MERR!TT AGENCY property, 6 room Split Level, 11 ford. Evenings, 233-6879. person to work in a small work. Answering telephone, ROOM IN p riv ate home, kitchen, four bedrooms, 1 1/2 one car garage, 1/1/2 baths, room Ranch located on a nice Motorcycles-BIcycles p.m. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- 649-2712. in each apartment and two baths, two-car garage. Near JUNK OR unwanted ears department within our various office procedures for female only. Kitchen heating systems make this a r e a l t o r available enclosed porch, nicely corner lot. Wall to wall removed, $10 per car. Also 4535, 646-1021. center, convenient to shopping, YAMAHA 1973, 250 Enduro, MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd organization. Must be an ac­ real estate office. Call Lou privileges, parking. Phone 643- sensible investment and landscaped, excellent carpeting in dining room, brush removed, reasonablv mortgages — interim financing MANCHESTER Deluxe 2 schools, bus, all city utilities. CALL NOW — BEFORE living room and hall. Recently excellent condition, many curate typist with good office Arruda, 644-1539. Articles lor Sale 45' 6609. FOUR-R(X)M flat; hot water, bedroom townhouse, super home. When 214 homes are sold neighborhood. Asking $44,000. extras, $750 firm. Call 649-1425 742-6938. ' — expeditious and confidential An unusual valjue. Bel Air Real $1,000 PRICE INCREASE ON Call Bob Lathrop, Agent, 646- skills. one-car parking. Middle-aged location, 1 1/2 baths, full WantJy to Bent 69 Estate, 643-9332. — w e’ re sold out! Final redecorated in every room. after 6 p.m. service, J.D. Real Estate FEB. 1. " section of 24 homes now 6050 or 872-9548. Company offers good wages SARAH COVENTRY wants two CLEAN 55 gallort druptis, $12.50 FURNISHED ROOM for couple preferred. No Pets, no private basement, includes heat bunchard s rossetto Refrigerator and air con­ i^ssoc. 646-1980. women to replace two who each. Phone 649-4425 after 5 working lady. Modern kitchen, 'available. and working conditions. children. Inquire 22 Fqster and appliances, $260 per month. SMALL STORE, suitable for' REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 ditioner. Call 649-5306, eves. Painting-Papering 13 didn’t want to work. Phone 649- p.m. linens, private enterance, book store, near the center or WIFE PRESERVER The 2 Bedroom Ranch — 644-8424. Convenient free parking and Street, 9-12:30 and 2-4 p.m; Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- 189 Weat Cantor Stroot RAISED RANCH -.7 rooms, two $27,500 Business Opportunity 28 8919. parking, central. Call 643-8649. 4535, 646-1021. East Center area: Or will buy No steps here in this Im­ an excellent free benefit fireplaces, 3 bedrooms, formal The 3 Bedroom Townhouse Legal Notice T. J. FLANAGAN - Painting, ALUMINUM sheets used as WHY WORRY about the high existing book store. Write Box maculate 3-bedroom U&R papering,, general repairs. BEAUTY SALON business, program. Apply EXPERIENCED receptionist printing plates, .007 thick, F, Manchester Herald. dining room, paneled family -S32,990 THE HOME • • B & W • • Apartments For Beni 63 cost of oil pnd gasoline? Move 5 1/2-ROOM duplex, garage. * ’ nciaiu. ______built ranch. 25’ first-floor The BARROWS L WALLACE Co. Court of Probate. District of Manchester Estimate now for excellent opportunity for very for dental office at Vernon Cir­ room, garage. 200x200’ treed . . . includes air condition­ FIRST RATIONAL 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. right into this nice first floor, Security, references, $200 ...... NORTHFIELD family room, leading to deck ing. carports, full basement, Realtors — MLS NOTICE OF HEARING spring/summer clean up. Call little cash. Reasonable rent. cle. Please reply giving Phone 643-2711. GREEN - 3 lot. $36,500. Philbrick Agency, ESTATE OF MARY C HOBBY STORES, INC. 118 MAIN ST. - 3 room apart­ four rpom apartment, the monthly. Phone 643:5029. Business Property - For month “ old, 3-bedroom Con­ with barbeque. 2 baths and Realtors, 646-42Cio. swimming pooi. tennis A beautiful young 7-room Manchester Parkade — 649-9306 'deceased 643-1949. Main Street location, good experience to P.O. Box 2356, courts, grounds and exterior Park and Oakland Ava. ment, heat, security, $160. Call heat's included, right on bus Sale 71 dominium, finished rec room, double garage. P.S. ’There’s Raised Ranch on 3 pic­ Pursuant to an order of Hon. William potential. 647-1604, 7-9 p.m.^om Vernon, Conn. 06066. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 646-2426, 9-5. line to Hartford, close to FOUR ROOMS, heat, maintenance. . E FitzGerald. Judge, dated January 25. J.P. LEWIS & Son custom ly^______’ East Hartford, Conn. cents each. Inquire side door. fully carpted, two full baths, also a game room. A rare RAISED Ranch - large liying turesque acres wjth a 20 1974 a hearing will be held on application An yym/ opportunity •mp/gyr. schools, shopping, etc. Recent­ appliances. Phone after 5:30 MANCHESTER Business and two half baths, storm win­ room and formal dining room Wanted-Beal Estate 77 praying that an instrument purporting to decorating, interior and Manchester Evening Herald. ATTRACTIVE 4 1/2 rooms, se­ ly renovated, nice yard, only p.m., 568-2230. offering indeed. Mid 40’s. miie view. 12 minutes to re the last will and testament of said exterior, paper hanging. Fully BYOB - Be your own boss. property on Center Street. dows and air-conditioning. 64^ with sliding, glass doors to large cond floor apartment, stove and $185 per month. First and last 0319. Manchester, 25 minutes to SELLING your home or deceased be admitted to probate as in insured. 649-9658. Excellent gift shop in prime RNS4.PNS-AIDES HOT WATER furnace, $65. Store with remodeled 6room deck and swimming pool, liwo said application on file more fuliv refrigerator, $150 monthly. required. Call 1-379-2605. MANCHESTER - Unusual one- apartment; $45,000. LaPenta BUmDURD & ROSSEHO fireplaces, family room, two- Hartford. . . acreage? For prompt friendly spears, at the Court of Pfbbate on location. Proven sales and JO IN TH E ^ Convector type radiators, Lease, security. Middleaged bedroom Townhouse, full base­ g^rowth record. Call today. T. J. GRANNY SITTER,, daily, 3- Agency, 646-2440. NEW LISTING - Desirable REALTORS-MLS 646-2482 car garage, large lot, 160x250’ ‘ g f f e e r i . service, call Louis Dimoex February 12. 1974 at 10 a m PAINTING-PAPERING - 4 DYNAMIC aluminum combination doors, couple preferred. No pets or IMMEDIATE occupancy. 2 ment, private entrances and 189 Watt Cantar Straat Realty, 649-9823. MADELINE B. ZIEBARTH, Clark generations. Neat clean work, Crockett. Realtors, 643-1577. 5:30 p.m. occassional full day tubs and lavs, electrostatic of­ Bowers area, 6 1/2 room im­ $47,500. Philbrick Agency, V sitting, Hebron area. 643-0436, children. References required. bedroom, apartment, patio. Includes heat, YOU CAN earn $25,000 per maculate home on quiet street. Realtors, 646-4200. free estimates, fully insured. **•••••••••••••••••••«•••••• NURSING TEAM fice copier, gas stoves, 643-1442. Call 649-7529. appliances, and carpeting. $205 , gives you more <38,900 Phone 646-8262 or 643-7361. own transportation, references. carpeting, porch, appliances, year. Manchester ^ n t e r gas­ Wall-to-wall in two roorns. ALL CASH for your property Help ^Wanted 35 air-conditioning, tennis courts, monthly. Paul w. Dougan, oline station for saw. Great op­ Garage. A scarce price range. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, i Court of Probate. District of Manchester 275 GALLON oil tank, $50. Call Lydail Street/Manchester AVON- Is housework as dull as WE HAVE customers waiting sauna, and pool. $217. 649-7449 Realtor, 843-4535, 646-1021. portunity. 120,000 gallons Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. instant service. Hayes Aeenev ^..^.^OTICE OF HEARING R. HEBERT - Painting, FULL-TIME experienced tool THE MEADOWSl 649-8215. for the rental of your apartment MANCHESTER 649-6259/646-6909 E.STATE OF MINNIE (TRANSTON. dishwater? Get out of the house between 6-9. available for 1974. If you have Condominium Living in an WARREN L HOWLAND 646-0131. ® ' deceased ^ paperhanging, exterior and in­ makers and bridgeport Immediately available fulll or home,; J.D. Real Estate TWO BEDROOM, luxury HRST TIME OFFERED terior, commercial and and become an Avon Represen- know how, we have the key. NEW LISTING - Drive by 11 Estate Setting a Pursuant to an order of Hon William operators. Top wages. Apply in ' tative. Meet lots of new people and part-time positions. 3-111 HAND BRAIDED reversible Associates. Inc. 646-1980. townhouse, located in Highland Fiano Agency, 646-5200. R e e H o r WE WILL buy your house. Call Iv hitzGerald. Judge, dated January 25. residential. Will honor Master stair carpet, multi-color, very Avondale Road then call to in­ 6 4 3 !^ im person at E. & S. Gage Com­ and enjoy earning money for all and 11-7 shifts. ExcellentI Park section of Manchester, anytime. Hutchins Agency, 1974 a hearing will be held on application Charge. 644-0642. pany, Mitchell Drive; good condition, $50. Call 644-1098 SIX, nice rooms, duplex, Y«ur lest Real Estate wooded and private. For infor­ spect this clean Cape with Older 10-room duplex. Excellent eterter home with praying that an instrument purporting to the extras you need. 289-4922. salary plus company paid! GOT A GREEN thumb? Heavy private rear yard. Bowers Realtors, 649-5324. re the last will and testament of said Manchester. after 6 p.m. private cellar, parking, yard, kys linin'The MeraM mation call 646-1616 or 649-5295. a good income to help pay mortgage, etc. Mid 30’e. INSIDE-Outside painting, Life, Health, Major Medical! Classjfiel Ms traffic area. Going garden School area. $30,000 and worth deceased be admitted to probate as in MOTHER to care for two girls convenient location, $190., two center. Heated green house, said application on file more fully ^eciarrates for people over 65, PART TIME - work, at home on and Disability insurance! BLUE LUSTRE not only rids children accepted, M9-8350. it! Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. spears, at the Court of Probate on 6 and 4, vicinityjviathan.Hale SPACIOUS six room apart­ large road frontage. 7-room New 8-room, 2-famlly-flat, country kitchen with Fully insured. Estimates given. the telephone, call 673-2995 or makes this truly One of the! carpets of soil, but leaves pile ment, country kitchen, con­ February 19, 1974 at 10 a m. Call 649-7863. School, Call 278-121?,"ext: 467 Colonial house. Instant income NEW LISTING - Probably the range, dishwasher and disposal, two hot water gas IMMACULATE 2-FAMILY MADELINE B. ZIEBARTH. Clerk 658-5515. best benefit packages in the! soft and lofty. Rent electric MANCHESTER - Nice 2- venient location, security, $2^ days. \ APARTMENT producer. Fiano Agency, 646- cleanest 2-family we’ve ever with two separate city gas What is your Property Worth? industrv. shafnpooer. $1. The E. A. John­ bedroom Apartment, ideal for monthly. 6464)885. 5200. fired heating systems, aluminum siding, storms, heating systems and wall-to- PETER BELLIVEAU Painting MACHINISTS son Paint Company, 723 Main family, includes heat, hot RENTAL OFFICE seen in the very desirable Ben­ windows an^ doors. Older 2-car garage. High 40’s. ------Bridgeport FULL-time. Lady needed for Start the New Year right, con-| ton Street area. 5-5 flat, with 2- wall in several rooms. 1 1/2 We will inspect your property and suggest Cowl of Probate. - Experienced and insured. mills, centerless grinders, Har- Street, .Manchester. 649-4501. We have a large variety of MANCHESTER- Nice 2 baths on owner’s side. an asking price. (No obligation.) District of Manchester Painting, papering, ceilings, two-girl office. Diversified tact Emilia Kurnik, Assistant BOLTON - 18 1/2 acres, 260’ car garage. $43,500. Belfiore NOTICE TO CREDITORS dinge chi ;kers, engine lathes, Director of NUrsing Service to deluxe one and two-bedroom bedroofh Townhouse, full base­ Immediate occupancy both Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY!!! big or small jobs. Call 643-1671. duties. Must type and have AUTOMATIC Transmission, frontage. Route 6, excellent Agency, 647-1413. P.S. We have a 6-room Coipnial with attached NC autorutic lathes, top notch learn more about the many apartments and townhouses ment, private entrances, $195 eight-room modern house, plus sides. All this plus five garages dkeVsEJ » " “ ■ 300 miles on it. Fits falcon, $75. per month. Paul W. Dougan i>garage under construction In the Bowers give tremendous income poten­ health care opportunities on throughout Manchester. Ren­ other buildings. Zoned in­ NEW LISTING - Older 2-famil School section for the ‘^Early Birds.” of an order of Hon. William Rochester four-barrel car­ tal office open daily from 9-5, Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-102L tial. Mr. Belfiore, Belfiore REALTORS —.Jt^LS E. r itzGerald, Judge, all claims must be this side of the river. New sec^ buretor, $15, 12 volt battery, ****•••••••••••••••••••••••• dustrial and commercial. in Buckingham Street area 'I presented to the fiduciary named below plan, all iienefits. Apply J. T MANCHESTER - New Contem­ other times by apptintment. Financing ayailable. Frank Agency, 647-1413.- PASEK J. P. LEWIS and Son, tion opening soon. good condition, $5. FM/AM porary super deluxe 2-bedroom real buy at $33,000. Belfiore on or before April 28. 1974 or be barred Slocumb, Co. 68 Matson Rili Furnished Apartments 64 Mott, 643-$658. Agency, 647-1413. C a / / ... , 289-7475 — 608 Burnside Ave., E. Hartford by law. The fiduciary is: remodeling kitchen and Rd., South Glastonbury, Conn, ‘MECHANIC ^ Experienced, radio, for Corvette, $30. AM townhouse. fully carpeted, with- - NEW LISTING - Clean Cape Arvid H. Seaburg bathrooms, recreation and with own tools, for large truck or call Robert Schwager, M3- , radio for. 1967 Falcoh, $10. 6’ sunken living room, all NMT0Ei(TaraSES,MC. COMPLETELY furnished near Bowers 'School. 1 1/2 742-8243 — Twin Hill Dr., Coventry 54 Walker Street , family room“s, new ceilings, fleet. Guaranteed year ‘round 646-2321 MANCHESTER - Business NEW LISTING - Clean as a Manchester, Conn. 06040 9485.- An equal opportunity 3 BIDWELI. STREH Sun skis, $10, Black and white appliances, private patio with 2494 Nm SUts Ri. Mmdmtir three room apartment, prefer zoned II parcel, priced for im­ PETERMAN - ReaHor baths, garage, breezeway, Member NaUonal Aseoc. o( Real Estate Boards also rtieni- drywall work. 649-9658. employer. , work with overtime. Call 643- portable televisiqn, $10. Phone basement garage. Ideal loca­ C4I-1021 hound’s tooth. Colonial off East 2414. NkMCHESTHl mediate sale. Excellent finan­ Center Street. Call now on this delightfully private rear yard. bsr of Uie Hartford, Manchester and Vernon Mullple List­ 643-7207. tion. Call 649-0311 after 6 p.m. TV toclu^®el*^lf6f34879*aftCT >9404 Aluminum storms, screens, ing Service. 1 p.m. cing available. Blanchard & one at $32,500. Belfiore Agency, Rossetto, Realtors. 646-2^. 647-1413. i doors. Truly A Best Buy at WO,- 000. Belfiore Agency. 647-1413.

'■ ) PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT -MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Wed., Jan, 30. 1974 Students Finish I Manchester punish Business Training Course News Capsules^ Judge Delays Hospital Twelve students Thursday AT PINEHURST wil)l graduate from a Spahish I JSotes . business training program at Henley Trial Save on Freezer Snecials Manchester Community General Taken Hostage College. LA PAZ (UPI) — Peasant leaders, who claimed the BOSTON (UPI) - District Discharged Tuesday: Doris a three-year sex and torture BREYER'S ICE CREAM Manchester-A City of Village Chdrm Court Judge William M. Hatten Zaches,. Coventry; Kathleen They will receive certificates backing of 20,000 peasants willing ‘to die of gunfire before.,.^ scheme. PRICEi FIFfKKN CKN'I’S from Dr. Frederick W. Lowe, has ru l^ accused mass Lekites, 47 Old Town Rd., hunger,” took an army general hostage Tuesday when he ^ Gray said publicity about the - r r I, No. 103, Rockville; Anthony Zedonis, MCC president, at Willie’s tried to talk Uiem'into ending their rebellion in one of the murderer Elmer Wayne Henley murders plus Henley’s arrest Steak House. T w e n t y -f o u r p a g e s 268 Nevers Rd., South Windsor; country’s most populous provinces. cannot get a fair trial at this and the subsequent search in There were 52 enrolled in time and may decide the 17- Ruth McNally, 35 Ferndale three different parts of Texas Projecto Instruccion year-old junior high school Wakefield King Crab Rd.; Dorothy Rosch, Somers; Brezhnev in .Cuba for the bodies of the victims Economica, a one-year training dropout involved in the slayings John'Strobel. Stafford Springs; MIAMI (UPI) — Soviet Communist Party Secretary made it impossible for Henley program. 'The other 40 in the of 27 boys could never get a fair Patricia Herdic, 655 Talcott- to get a fair trial for at least six ^ 6-oz.piii. ^ 2 i3 3 progranj. will finish the course Brezhnev, in a speech monitored here, told a rally called trial in Houston. Berte Applauds, ville Rd., Vernon; Normand months. Jet Crash on the occasion of his first visit to Cuba that the basis of requirements this year’. Hatten granted a defense mo­ “ He (Judge Hatten) in­ Levesque, East Hartford, Cuban-Soviet relation^ was not Cuba’s location in the Also, William Desilets, 323 College credits are e'drned in tion for an indefinite delay in dicated he thought six months Swanson’s TV Business Administration. Caribbean but an affinity of Socialist sentiments,^-*. Lake Rd., Andover; Beverly Henley’s trial Tuesday because was a proper time but he’s still The course, first of this type pretrial publicity nullified any Cummings Hits, Downing, 78 Lockwood St,; considering the change of to b%,' developed in the New Secret Talks Reported Daniel Nagle, East Hartford; chance of Henley receiving a venue,” Gray said. “We don’t England area, was funded by a L(DNDON (UPI) — Government sources say Prime ■fair trial at this time. Susanna Neubauer, 53 Summer want a change of venue at this DTurkey, IN N E ^ R S -^ . St.; Michael Landry, 641 three-year grant from the Hart­ Minister Edward Heath has begun secret contacts with un­ The judge also told time. Kills 91 Talk by Nixon Rachel Rd.; Scott Grenon, 12 ford Foundation for Public ion iand industry leaders in an attempt to head off a dis­ prosecuting attorneys to pre­ “We intend to present Chopped Sirloin Giving to the Puerto Rican astrous coal mine strjke. sent evidence today on the ques­ Hudson St.; Lynda Poston, East testimony from other, or Salisbury Steak ee. By SOL R. COHEN Hartford; Diana Novack, Businessmen's Association of tion of moving the trial to metropolitan areas that Henley PAGO I»AGO, American Samoa (UPI) - A Pan Hartford. Evening classes were Curley Grave Marker Stolen another location in Texas. can’t get a fair trial,” he said. ^ Rhoades New FROZEN BREAD ^ e r ic a n World Airways 707 with 101 persons aboard Diametrically opposite reactions to President Nixons’s Glastonbury; Frank Woodbury, Treat your family,to home made, baked by you reference Thursday night to “the so-called Watergate af­ East Hartford. held in its headquarters at 96 BOSTON (UPI) — Thieves have stolen the $3,000 bronze A motion fof a change of “We are not finished with the caught fire today in flight and crashed in a violent Wadsworth St. FRESH BREAD fair were expressed today by Manchester’s party Also, Cynthia Oliver, 86 marker at the grave of James Michael Curley, former venue has not been filed and issue yet.” thunderstorm, killing most of those aboard when thev Alan W. Gates, associate defense attorney Will Gray has 5 loaf pkg. only $1,15 Hemlock'St.; Orissa Krest, Massachusetts governor and mayor of Boston, and were unable to flee the burning w r e c k a ^ ^ ” I think President Nixon Lakewood Heights, Coventry; professor of business at MCC, indicted he wouid fight any Witnesses at the Pago Pago Views Elsewhere was project director. prototype for the book and movie, ‘‘The Last Hurrah.” attempt to move the trial. But Riches CDFFEE RICH 190 pkg. echoed the sentiment of the na­ Elaine Gould, 138 W. Center Police said they had no suspects in the theft of the four airport on the Samoan island of tion when he said, 'One year of WASHINGTON (U PI)-Sen. St.; Jane Brown, 44F Spencer One student, Dariel Con­ under Texas law a judge can '* Tutuila, midway between New but most of those aboard, did treras, is from Manchester; the foot by eight foot^^ilaque from Curley’s grave in Old order a trial moved if he thinks Watergate is enough,’ ” said Carl Curtis has been listening to St.; Matthew Chmielecki, 151 FRESHLY FROZEN CHUCK PAHIES Zealand and Hawaii, said 91 not.” others were from Hartford and Cavalry Cemetery in Roslindale. Curley was buried there the circumstances prejudiced 20 Patties In 4-lb. box The pilot, Capt. Leroy Peter­ Republican chairman A. Paul State of the Union addresses for Keeney St.; Robert Price, 37 Pinochle Results persons were killed, most of 36 years, and the Nebraska Willimantic. in November, 1958, and the tomb also contains the bodies the accused’s right to a fair $ 1 .10 lb. son of San Francisco, radioed Berte. Linwood Dr.; James them burned to death when Republican thought President of his wife and seven children. trial. Results in the Manchester the Pago Pago control tower "What he’s doing,’’ said Hathaway, 11 Volpi Rd., Freshly Frozen Chopped Sirloin trapped inside the flaming Nixon’s speech Wednesday The district attorney has said Senior Citizens Pinochle shortly before the crash at 12:52 Democratic chairman Ted Bolton; Lisa Boudreau, 7 20 Patties In 4-lb. box plane. They said there were 10 Cummings of the Nixon plea, night “is the best one I’ve ever Dogwood Lane, South Windsor. he would welcome a change of Group’s Jan. 24 game at the survivors. a.m. (6:52 a.m. EDT) that the venue and Assistant District At­ Army and Navy Club are Joe ______S1.3S lb. “is to ask us to sweep heard.” Weicker Believes Watergate Hearings Are Finished Dr. Peter F. Veales, medical plane was on fire. He also t torney Donald Lambright said with a $5.00 grocery order everything under the rug and But second-term Windsor, 623; Marjorie director at the Pago Pago reported violent thunder squalls WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. warrant a new round of public against resuming hearings, he would call witnesses to McLain, 613; Frances Fike, (Meats and Cigarettes not included) just forget it. Massachusetts Democrat, Rep. Medical Center, said “most of and one of these was in Killian Nqt Lowell P. Weicker, R-Conn„ hearings. saying they might prejudice the testify about the local public’s 583; and Walter Kohls, 573. and 10$ buy “When he says, ‘One year of Robert F. Drinan, who in­ the dead fried in the plane.” progress when the plane hit 1,- says he believes the Watergate He said none of the new triai of former Atty. Gen. John reaction to the case. The next game wil| be played, Camptell’s Tomato Soup Watergate is enough,’ I can troduced the first impeachment Veales said the survivors 000 feet short of the runway. Invited To hearings are finished. evidence will change the com­ Mitchell. “They wiil be people who Thursday at 9:45 a.m. at the only say, one year of Watergate resolution last year, said his were three women and seven Weicker, a member of the mittee’s report. “Of course, if we should win have no connection with the Army and Navy Club and it is is too much, but w can’t end it reaction “ would be very Meet FEO Team Campbeirs Veg. Soup can 1 0 * men and that eight were in The aircraft was flight 806 Senate Watergate Committee, “The White House hasn’t in our suit for the tapes of media,” Lambright said. open to all interested senior from Auckland, N.Z., to in a whitewash of the man in­ negative. There was nothing said Tuesday though his com­ any way refuted the work of the (Limit please 3 cans with each $5.00 order) serious or worse condition with volved.’’ new there at all,’’ and called NEW HAVEN (U PI)-A tty. something new should happen, Henley has been indicted on citizens. Honolulu, where most of the mittee has voted 4-3 to resume committee,” said Connecticut’s burns over 50 per cent of their “The request to end the in­ Nixon’s Watergate conclusion Gen. Robert K. Killian says he we might well want to hold charges he killed six of the 27 Helm Jumbo crew lived, with an in­ sessions, evidence uncovered junior senator. bodies and that several were vestigation is especially un­ “bravado.” has not been invited to par-" more public hearings,” he said. teen-age boys murdered during ' termediate stop at Pago Pago. by the staff isn’t significant to Weicker last week voted not expected to live. Two sur­ fair,’’ continued Cummings, In between those two views, ticipate in any meetings with Many of the passengers were vivors were in fair condition “because it comes from a congressional reaction was federal energy representatives :g;;i CATSUP ALL scheduled to make connecting 14-02. bottle and able to walk about. President who promotes law mixed, splitting generally along who are to evaluate, Connec- flights for the mainland when “We all tried to get out and and order, who backs swift in­ party lines. ficut’s gasoline situation. jammed the exits,” one of the the plane was scheduled to <2.49 arrive in Honolulu at 6:35 p.m. vestigation and prosecution of Vice President Gerald R. Killian told radio station two male survivors said. “I 2i69< (12:35 p.m. EDT.) any wrong-doing, and who Ford and Speaker of the House WNHC of New Haven Tuesday More PInehurst Grocery managed to get out over a wing reemmends stern sentences for Carl Albert, who both sat he believes he has been ^ behind the President as he excluded because he is not part Special Values... those convicted. What he asks V******...... for others he must accept for spoke, had different of what he called “the Meskill 0 Chlx of Sea Ugm Meat assessments. Ford said’ simp­ team.” President Nixon, delivers copies of his State of the Union himself. “When he says he has Chief Executive urged Congress and the special prosecutor no intention from walking away ly, “It was a great speech.” The Democratic guber- Moriarty Seeks message to Vice President Gerald Ford and House to finish their investigations of the scandal and perniit the from the job the people elected Albert, in a prepared state­ natoriai candidate said he ^ $ 1 . 0 3 Speaker Carl Albert (partly hidden) at the Capitol. SPEC I A L Nation to get down to solving the energy crisis and infla­ him to do,” concluded Cum­ ment, said, “I noted no new in­ believes he shouid be*'involved A Declaring that .‘‘one year of Watergate is enough,” the tion. mings, “I say, maybe the peo­ itiatives ... only generalities with anything that has to do Si-:; Director Post ple now feel they made a mis­ and platitudes.” with petroleum “because the con DIET ROOT BEER 4qt..*1. ••••■•••••I ••®*% take. Certainly, even he must Rep. Thomas P. O’Neill Jr., attorney general has been ANNIVERSARY By SOL R. COHEN O ’' . . ,, A f PInehurst admit they didn’t mandate House Democratic leader, s^W wrestling with this problem Matt Moriarty Jr., vice wrong-doing.” he was disappointed with now for almost three years.’’ president of Moriarty Maxwell House Said Berte, “Our country has Nixon’s remarks on Watergate. Killian is currently involved OFFER Brothers, is expected to be State Expects More Gasoline been under tremendous “I think it’s a sad commentary in- an antitrust suit against the •:!:§ named to the Manchester on our country when a Presi­ United Press International pressure this last year. There 2(|,major oil companies. ii-S; Coffee Board of Directors to three companies in the state in demonstrated business growth. dent of the United States in his FREE iOO FREE with Oils coupon m m ^ m i s them to open at 7 a.m. starting has been constant turmoil in succeed Anthony Pietran- More gasoline for Connec­ 1973 will be reallocated to the He said he sent telegrams to State of the Union message STEARNS & FOSTER’S and a *5 purchaso ^ , r state. Wednesday. government and we’ve had a tonio. Both are Dem(x:rats. ticut was predicted at two 13 major oil companies asking crisis of national, leadership. must plead to-the, public like he DELUXE EXTRA FIRM (Excluding Cigarettes & Meat) “If enough service stations Murder ' § . GIFT CERTIFICATE Moriarty has confirmed fronts Wednesday while a In Washington, Rep. Stewart for their help in informing gas are open at-certain hours, there There is no question people are did tonight,” he said. Coupon good Uihi Feb. 2. Limit 1 can per customer gas dealers group an­ B. McKinney, R-Conn., said he stations of the provision, and looking for tranquility once But House GOP leader John MONTHLY DRAWING MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING ••■••••••••••••••eooooooeoooooooea***#•»••••••••« reports he is interested in ser­ would be shorter lines, arid we Suspect ving on the board and that he is nounced a way to eliminate has received a pledge from Amoco was the first to reply. would eliminate constant de­ again and they want the J'. Rhodes of Arizona, Every month during our 100th Anniversary actively seeking endorsement long lines at the pump. Amoco Oil Co. to try to help its Meanwhile, the Connecticut mand for gas,” Matties said. Watergate investigation promising to say more later, Watkins will give away absolutely free a Yuban'” by the Democratic Town Com­ Connecticut stations get more Gasoline Retailers Association He said the stations are also brought to a speedy and just , told newsmen, “I thought he did Gov. Thomas J. Meskill said gasoline under the new federal a great job— a very good job.” Arrested I $100.00 Gift Certificate good toward any mittee. ■ three oil companies which said it is asking gasoline being requested to deny gas to conclusion. file! allocation program. stations in the state to open at To House Republican whip purchase In our store. Simply come In and ONLY Top Manchester Democrats, ended or drastically cut motorists whose tanks are “I think a very positive note McKinney earlier this week the same time next week to Leslie K. Arends of Illinois, it IRVINGTON, N.Y. (UPI) - register at our Wlshlng^eill. Coffee in turn, have confirmed reports supplies to Connecticut will more than half full, and to sell along these lines is the state- .. ,, with this coupon he is their choice for the vacan­ suggested that the major oil eliminate long lines at the only a maximum of 10 gallons ment by Sen. Weicker in a ® good down-to-earth A Connecticut youth has been $ A 0 9 S begin resupplying the state pump. statement of the real issues this companies should do more to arrested arid charged with the and a *5 purdhaso cy. No names other than within three weeks, at the 1972 per customer. M anchester Hdirald story (Excluding Cigarette* S Meat) inform their customers of country faces.” And Senate slaying of Elfriede Bernhardt NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Moriarty’s are being men­ allocation levels. Charles Matties, director of In his gasoline forecast, Wednesday, when he said he ...... Feb. 1 limH 1 MB per tioned. provisions in the fuel allocation the association, said letters Meskill said he expected the believes the Watergate GOP leader Hugh Scott called outside her plush Westchester TWIN SIZE EA. PC. The governor made his the speech “substantive and His endorsement by the town rules which allow for an in­ were being sent out to the Federal Energy Office to effect hearings are finished.” County mansion Jan. 18. prediction as lie asked the positive and a blueprint for a committee’s executive board crease in supplies if there is state’s 3,2(X) gas dealers urging a gasoline reallocation to The suspect, Neal Giraldi, 18, Marveluxe Foam®, Insulo Spring 100% Innerquilt®, Locked Edge®, In­ . Maxwell House^' Federal Energy Office to stronger and more cohensive Extra-Firm Spring and then by the entire com­ Connecticut which would give of 351 North Candlewood Lake dense Cushion®, highly felt upholstery ner roll and bot­ reverse the effects of Gasland America.” Unit for extra life mittee may come prior to the the state “more than half of the Road, New Milford, Conn., was polyurethane foam compressed felt quilted every 4" tom roll of Inc.’s withdrawal from Connec­ COLDER Most reaction, both pdo and and resiliency. directors’ Feb. 12 meeting-^ to 20 per cent we’ve lost.” arrested Tuesday night in for cushiony sur­ prevents "coll secures felt In sleeping surface ticut. con, dealt with the President’s Humigard®, Instant Coffee permit his election that night. If Local Dealer Tarrytown, N.Y., by face. feel." place and reduces Meskill said Gasland, Meskill also announced that request to Congress to put the anchored at deodorized not, his election to succeed Westchester County sheriff’s body Impressions. edges. Tenneco and Phillips together application forms for increased Watergate scandal behind and protection against Pietrantonio would be at the deputies. ^ with Oils coupon supplied the state with 94 allotments on the basis of an raise to top priority the issues V_mustiness and directors’ March 5 meeting. Sees No Relief Mrs. Bernhardt, 41, the wife and a *5 purchase million gallons of gasoline last “adjusted growth factor” are lanig^aiMgBn he spoke of earlier — the of Connecticut businessman humidity keeps Pietrantonio resigned from year. BY DOUG BEVINS mattress fresh. (Excluding Cigarettes & Meat) ______anyone,” he said, explaining being printed this week by the economy, the energy crisis and Lawrence Bernhardt, was the board after a dispute with Possible federal allocation of Federal Energy Office. Partly sunny and mild this Mall Moriarty Jr. A spokesman for Gasland Inc. that “they’re just too big — improv^ medical care. found stabbed to death by a Coupon good thru Feb. 2. Limit 1 jar po^StaoMr Town Manager Robert Weiss, more gasoline for Connecticut’s afternoon, highs 55 to 60. Partly ••-•••oeoeeoeooeoeoeoewaeeeoeoewweeeeeaeeeeea^gtesJ said half the corporation’s 68 they’re going to do what they &n. Sam R. Ervin, D-N.C., maid in the driveway of her The dispute concerned Pietran- service stations probably won’t Under the federal allocation DON’T MISS THIS TRULY closed gasoline stations in want.” o clouy, blustery, and colder chairman of the Senate mansion in Irvington, in the tonio’s dissatisfaction with the won’t spend even 10 minutes a relieve the crisis and proposed regulations, gas stations which At PInehurst Connecticut may reopen in Listro said one of the major tonight, with lows in the mid- Watergate committee said: swanky section of Ardsley-on- OUTSTANDING OFFER way Weiss handled operations week working on the thing that all-day pumping of gasoline just have increased their sales by 20s. 32 fl. 01. (I q t) r e a l j u m b o February and March. problems faced by gasoline “The Watergate affair would Hudson. during the week of the Dec: 17 is most important to them — won’t work, according to Peter more than 10 per, cent between EXCLUSIVE AT WATKINS KING SIZE CALIF. ICEBURQ The spokesman said the retailers, and the public, is the Friday, partly sunny, have been over long ago if the Police said a six-inch knife ice storm. He said in his letter the well-being of, their com­ Listro, president of 1972 and 1973 can apply for an blustery, and cold, with Not ordinary bedding, but Stearns & , openings depend entirely on the negligence of oil companies to increase in allocation. President had been willing to which the maid said came from of resignation his decision munity.” Manchester’s Independent inform dealers of their monthly temperatures in the 30s. let the committee have the the kitchen of the home was Foster, the “quality yardstick’’ of bedding. Joy followed “days of complete Federal Energy Office, which To help gasoline retailers fill \ LETTUCE Moriarty, 32, is a Manchester has promised to help. Garage Owners Association. fuel allotments in advance. Outlook for Saturday: In­ evidence in his possession rele­ found about 18 feet from, the Not average Stearns & Foster, but deluxe. frustration and ineffec­ native, iparried to the former Listro, operator of Pete’s out forms, Meskill said, a state creasing cloudiness and cold. In extra-firm. Think of Itl Enjoy the support If the service stations knew Energy Emergency Agency vant t(fthe investigation.” woman’s body. 59< tiveness.” Jo-Ann Donahue, also of The spokesman said the com­ Citgo Service at 555 W. Middle how much gasoline they were special team will travel to 16 Bernhardt was in his office in and long wear only extra-firm offers along , 29* Moriarty was asked a two­ Manchester. The couple resides pany had to shut down half of its Tpke., said federal, and state GOOD WTH COUPON getting they could better inform communities. He said the bus Stamford, Conn., at the time with pampering extras such as an elegant MAINE pronged question Wednesday: at 28 Bruce Rd. with their four Louisiana refinery in energy officials ‘^re beating ONLY AT PINEHURST the public, avoiding panic­ will visit 16 branch offixMs of the body was found, police said, cotton damask cover quilted to a cushiony “Can you take the time from daughters — Jo-Ann, 7; Susan, November because it could not their heads agaiiiSt the wall” buying and long lines at President Vows and the couple’s five-year-old I O F F E R E x p i r e s your business that being a 5, Bridget, 3, and Meghan, 1. trying to solve gasoline shor­ the Department of Motor underlayer of urethane foam. That's In ad­ A j POTATOES obtain ravy materials. stations. . ^on, Michael, who is mentally FEB. 2 70(1 member of the Board of Direc­ Moriarty is a graduate of tages. Vehicles starting^ext week. dition to all the standard patented C O U P O N 10 i State Elhergy Chief Eckardt A suggestion by the Connec­ He said the teams would act retarded, was lying in his bed tors entails and deserves, and Manchester High School and “Nobody’s going to solve this To Keep Office features such as Seat Edge® for non­ m a C D C. Beck said FEO officials have ticut Gasoline Retailers as "advocates for the stations” with cuts on the legs, but was why'do you want to serve on the attended St. Leo College, Fla., promised him more than 80 per problem, but the oil com­ Association to pump gasoline droop borders. Weight Balanced Center® 10t»1.29 WASHINGTON (UPI) - dent from George Washington not ,seriously injured. Our meat manager, Frank Toroo, reminds you that he is board?” and the University of Hartford^ cent of the gasoline sold by panies,” Listro said. “I can’t ( ^ e Page Twelve) Giraldi was arraigned on the for level comfort head to too. And more. (See Page Twelve) President Nixon declared that — of never doing anything that Take a look! ready for your freezer orders. This week's feature will be He replied, “If I didn’t think I He is an associate director of see them being controlled by murder charge at 2:30 a.m. ) could give it all my best, I the Connecticut Bank and Trust “One year of Watergate is weakens the office of the presi­ whole Rib Roasts (packer cut about 35 lbs.) at $1.19 lb enough” in his State of the dent of the United States ...” today in Irvington Village FULL SIZE, EA. PC. °$ 89.95 Packer cuts of whote Sirloin "[Ip or Bottom Round at $1.49 wouldn't even seek the post. In Co., member of the board of Justice Court before Judge my opinion, one of the greatest directors of the Connecticut Union a;ldress and challenged Inflation, he said, could be QUEEN SIZE SET $ 2 1 9 .9 5 Congress instead to focus its John Norris. We have Arnurlus Dunn Real Drle'f Beef, Imported Kraut weaknesses of businessmen is Automotive Trades Associa­ checked if Congress cooperates Norris ordered the six-foot, Oil Boycott Break Hinted attention on solving the energy, in holding down government that they don’t get involved in ' tion, incorporator of and a new German Style Bologna... crisis and inflation. He vowed 205-pound defendant held politics. They’ll spend 15 hours M,a nchester Memorial spending. “There will be no OPEN: TUE. Through FRI. til 9 / SAT. til 5:30 / CLOS. MON.S?: to remain in office. without bail in the Westchester Imported Sliced a day in their business, but they Hospital, a member of the WASHINGTON (UPI) - President have been assured through my personal recession iij'the United States,” MASTER CHARGE • REVOLVING • LAY-AWAvSS bill back to a joint House-Senate con­ In 3 hard-hitting 45-minute he promis^. County Jail, in Vaihalla, N.Y. Democratic Town Committee Nixon has asked Congress to make its contacts that an urgent meeting will be ference committee. The sheriff’s department 935 MAIN ST. MANCH. 643-^171 P | speech to a joint session of Boiled Ham CHEESE and of 'he Greater Manchester first priority to “break the back of the called in the immediate future to discuss Some members of Congress, led by Sen. spokesman did not immediately Chamber of Commerce. thft lifting of the oil embargo.” Congress and a broadcast energy crisis” and indicated there is a Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash., want a wind­ audience of millions of say what evidence led to the 09 He is a member of the Army In his speech asking for congressional Lottery distinct possibility the Arab oil fall profits tax that is passed on in lower Americans Wednesday night, Belfast arrest of Giraldi and did not say V2 lb. lb. & Navy Club, American approval of several energy measures, boycott may be lifted in the near prices for the consumer. The administra­ Nixon . dramatically asserted when or where in Tarrytown he ••••••••« •••oooooooowoo Winners Legion, Knights of Columbus, future. Nixon said: “Let us do everything we can was picked up. PIANO AND ORGAN STUDIO tion, however, is pressing for a windfall his intention to remain in the Workers British-American Club, to avoid gasoline rationing in the United provision that would be plowed back into The sheriff’s deputies made Tender Tenderknived A Blade Kiwanis, and Mystic Seaport Presidency despite inroads of In his State of the Union message, States of America.” exploration for new oil resources by the the arrest “in conjunction’’ {Regular 02146 Historical Association. He the scandal on his administra­ delivered to a joint session of Congress Among' the. proposals he recommended companies. tion. Killed with the police departments of Cube Steak STEAKS served in the U.S. Coast Guard to Congress were: Bonus 89073 Wednesday night, Nixon said he wanted Jackson Wednesday met with Rep. “I want you to know that I the towns of Irvington, Reserve from 1964 to 1970. Congress to know he wants passage of BELFAST (UPI) - Two • A special energy act which would Harley Staggers, D-W.Va., chairman of have no intention whatever of Mamaroneck, Tarrytown, and , $169 $189 energy legislation he has already allow additional restrictions on energy masked gunmen singled out the conferees, to explorq what might be walking away from the job that Dobbs Ferry, the spokesman lb. I lb. I requested “the first prioriy’’ of the consumption and would postpone tem­ five Roman Catholics from a rescued from the faltering legislation. the people elected me to do,” said. setectyour music Calif. Chuck Roast...... ri. $ 1 .2 9 current,congressional session. porarily some environmental restrictions group of electricians at a-con­ the President said as his RoasUng Chickens...... Rl TSd He said” 1974 must be the year in which on air .quality and automobile exhaust struction site today and sprayed In other energy developments: Republican supporters loudly 5 Rib Cuts of Pork Roast...... lb. 79o Inside we organize a full-scale effort” to meet emissions. them with machinegun fire, • The government announced it will in­ applauded in the House killing two of them and woun­ Loan Small Ronalaas Smokad Pork Rutts (Oalay Hama) Today's projected energy needs and the country • Mandatory reporting by major oil crease allocations to truck stops and chamber, - B p r a lh should set a goal of being self-sufficient in companies of their inventoriesfproduction ding three, police said. at $1.39 lb. will help any budgat. expedite truckers’ requests for higher Nixon also pledged to The gunmen burst into a con­ beforeyoubuy. energy production by the decade of the and reserves. freight rates to absorb the increased cost About Town M cooperate with the House struction shelter in the northern Pioneer expanding into New York, Page 19 1980s. • Unemploymet insurance for workers of fuel. :$S Judiciary Committee’s im-1 1 Belfast suburb of Newtow- The Young Womens But he warned that even if the Arabs do in areas with “serious economic dis­ M ^ooXSLen No longer do you have to PINEHURST Willis Rockville Mailman of Year, Page 21 ' • House Speaker Carl Albert joined the peachment inquiry, but in-J inabbey where 13 electricians Feliowship of the Salvation cnoosq between a stripped-dovyn model and a more expensive model In end their boycott, it will not solve the location” caused byjhe energy situation. growing number of members of Congress di.cated that he may refuse to/ II What facet atate lawmakers. Page 11 nation’s energy problems. • A ‘windfall^ profits tax on the oil in­ were taking a break from Army will meet tomorrow at 'iiS;: calling for repeal or modification of the turn over White Housg cablelaying to eat lunch and the Citadel at 7 p.m. This will jiiijl Lumpkin Emanuel organist. Page 18 “If the embargo is lifted,” he said, '‘it dustry which would “prevent,private GROCERY, IRC. year round daylight saving time law. ..documents and Watergate play cards, police said. be a crafts night with macrame From Your Neighbor’s Kitchen, Page 8 will ease the crisis. But it will not mean an profiteering at the expense of public ^ • Energy chief William E. Simon an­ tapes on grounds of executive Open Turs. and Fri. HI g P.M. sacrifice.” They -asked which of the as the featured craft. Mrs. end to the energy shortage in the United nounced new regulations designed to curb privilege. 8UNDM9tH2al I Cheney Tech win etreak ends. Page 14 States.” It was the windfall profits section of workmen were “Prods’’—the David Rogers is the hostess. the rapidly increasing price of propane “ There is only one Northern Ireland slang term for ■ 302 RUIN STREET g Cathy Dyak sets world record. Page 15 Speaking of the possibility of an end to already approved emergency energy Members are reminded to bring 17 OAK ST.,/ MANCHESTER • 643-5174 — 241 ASYLUM ST / HARTFORD • 249-7201 gas by linking propane prices at the limitation,” Nixon said.<^'I will Protestants—ordered them to the embargo, imposed at the time of the legislation, strongly opposed by Nixon and the required materials. refinery level to actual crude oil cost in­ follow the precedent that has kneel down, then sprayed the Oct. 1973 Mideast war, Nixon said: “I the major oil companies, that forced that creases. been followed by every presi­ standing men with bullets.

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